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Some people don't get thrilled by these blog awards, and that's OK with me. I get thrilled anyway, for two reasons.
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Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Skateboard comics and final deck!
And then I went back to add some little touch ups and added another yellow spraypaint layer on the nose and tail because it looked empty:
It still looks kind of plain, but I'm calling it FINISHED. Oh and here is the back of the board:
Title courtesy of HEAVY BOY TYLER. Thanks dude! And here's a comic I made about painting this deck:
5 comments:
- GARZA said...
dood that came out super freakin sick!your going to blow away those crafty mom boards! Yeah acrylic is hard to mess with on objects other than canvas, when I did the painting for the deck show here it was a mad bitch to get everything looking clean cuz the strokes kept showing up! I know your pain brutha
- November 25, 2009 at 3:00 PM
- magikarp said...
That seems like an odd favourite. He's so angry and macho and roaring and thrashing... I guess that favourite Pokemon really don't have to be personality mirrors or anything, though. Or /are/ you a smoking steamroller of a man?
Either way, your blog's really great, and your art's really great, and your comics are really charming. (h5)!
- November 26, 2009 at 6:30 AM
- Sam Spina said...
haha she's talking about Gyarados, my favorite pokemon. and thanks jon!
- November 26, 2009 at 11:56 AM
- Jordan said...
WHOA! The board turned out great. I hope that it doesn't actually get skated on and your ollie hypothesis remains a mystery. Because if it did, all that work might be left on a flat bar somewhere...
- November 26, 2009 at 4:45 PM
- Patrick Jeffords said...
maaaaan that is cool
- November 26, 2009 at 10:01 PM

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I would definitely make use of the 7D while you've got it available though, too. It's a great tool when used properly, and there are enough people using it that avoiding using it is a bad idea, because you never know when it'll pop up as what you need to use. But as far as focusing on telling a story and learning video gear go, definitely the XH A1.
Mon 14 Feb 2011
I've been approached by a distribution company in Europe regarding my first documentary film.
I've never gotten to this stage before and am looking for advice on international distribution. I would really appreciate any and all information, from basic to specific.
My main specific questions are
-Is it normal / OK to give exclusive distro rights for all of Europe or internationally to one company? Do you often pick distributors based on countries and break it up that way?
-What are some questions that I can ask them to discover what level of a distributor they are? WHAT SHOULD I KNOW? How can I make sure they have the contacts / experience / can get my film out there...
-What % is normal for a distributor to take as a commission of sales and pre-sales?
Mon 14 Feb 2011
Angela, first of all, congrats for getting your first film made, and for doing it well enough for there to be interest from a distributor.
For U.S. filmmakers, it's pretty typical to have a distributor (and sometimes even a sales agent, if there's theatrical potential) for domestic distribution and another company handling sales for international distribution (especially, broadcast). Since most of your international sales will be to broadcasters, you don't need a distributor in each country. You just need one sales agent who can approach all the broadcasters at markets like the EFM in Berlin and MIP in Cannes.
The best ways to tell if this company is legit are to check out the films they have in their catalogue, check out their website to see how well they promote the films online and contact the producers of some of their films and see what their experience has been like. Did the company work hard for them and make sales? Have they been reliable in their reports and payments? Were they easy to communicate and collaborate with? Stuff like that.
I've found it pretty typical for an international sales agent (or distributor acting as one) to charge a 30 to 35% fee for their sales. I think it's generally less for pre-sales (25%?), but I'm not sure how common it is anymore for them to actively look for pre-sales.
Mon 14 Feb 2011
Thanks so much, that's the best feedback I've gotten thus far in my quest. So, it is normal to contact past producers that worked with them? I've gotten this advice before. Most are European films that I'm having trouble hunting down contact details for, would I / could I ask the company for referrals?
This company is pretty small, so trying to determine if that can be a good / ok thing.
Mon 14 Feb 2011
Angela – It's absolutely acceptable and normal. And if the company is reluctant – that ought to be a red flag.
Mon 14 Feb 2011
I agree with Laura, and they'll steer you to the producers who they know are happiest. You might want to use your internet detective skills to track down other producers they don't list.
In the meantime, you should register for professional membership here, which will give you access to all 50 of our discussion topics.
Tue 15 Feb 2011
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Tue 15 Feb 2011
In reply to Angela Snow's post on Mon 14 Feb 2011 :
... where you can list a couple of titles, and we in Europe may know the people who made the films.
Tue 15 Feb 2011
In reply to Daniel McGuire's post on Tue 15 Feb 2011 :
HAHA. Amazing. Could always be worse.
Thanks all.
Dear Doug
How are you? I am a first time film maker and live in Bali.
Tracks Magazine in Australia are interested in providing the finishing funds for my documentary about an Indonesian surfer. However, they want to produce a DVD for the front of their magazine but I want to broadcast the project and I would like to find a broadcaster with your help at the D-Word.
This way I will reach beyond the surfing audience which has always been my vision. Please post advice soon.
Best wishes
Wed 16 Feb 2011
Edited Wed 16 Feb 2011 by John Burgan
Welcome to The D-Word, Karen. It's quite a challenge to find a broadcaster, particularly as a beginner and another thing again to produce a piece for a specialist magazine. Have you already shot some material and do you have a trailer online?
Hi, yes they have seen the 12 minute trailer and then offered finishing funds. They are media partners with the sponsor.
We already have 1/3 footage. The rest to be shot in Oz and maybe a return to Sumbawa. There's vintage stock footage to add that requires conversion from 16mm
Wed 16 Feb 2011
I'll chime in – I've seen some of Karen's piece.
It's a portrait of an Indonesian surfer from a tiny, remote village who has made it to the big time of the surf world.
There are so many unknowns here – The key one as far as I can see is exclusivity – does the magazine want some ownership of your film in exchange for the finishing funds? If all they want is to put your film on a DVD with your magazine, but you have all broadcast sales rights, that might be a good deal for you. But you might not be able to get your film in certain festivals if it has already been distributed on DVD. I am not certain that magazine/dvd distribution will hurt broadcast sales, which would be aimed at a general audience. Perhaps you could negotiate with the magazine that you are given a window (before dvd distribution) where you could enter the film in festivals.
Wed 16 Feb 2011
You should also research your market and find other films in the genre and talk to their producers – how many surf films get TV sales? How much do they sell for? Are your hopes and expectations realistic, and based on an understanding of the market for this genre of film?
Wed 16 Feb 2011
Karen, seems like you're getting good advice from others. So I'll mostly just welcome you to The D-Word and let you know we've upgraded you to Professional status, as befitting how far along you've taken your film.
This is an interesting discussion and now belongs in the Funding (Europe, Elsewhere) topic, where more people will see it and weigh in. We don't encourage double posting, but in this case feel free to post again there.
Wed 16 Feb 2011
Hey, I had three quick questions related to a short doc I just did, related to sound editing, classical music licensing and posting this on the Web. Any advice on any of these would be greatly appreciated!
-Sound editing: I have a short problematic portion with a low electromagnetic hum related to, I think, someone's cell phone being turned on. It's not loud but it's noticeable, and occurs for maybe 5-7 seconds of a 30 second interview portion I'd really like to use. Is there any way to remove/minimize something like that in either Pro Tools or preferably Final Cut, because I'd prefer to handle this myself and I don't have Pro Tools?
-Classical music licensing: I want to use a 30 second portion of Vivaldi's 4 Seasons, and this piece is for someone to post on their Web site to promote their business. Is it necessary to pay to license the music for something like this, which won't be widely seen, and if so any recommendations on good Web sites or sources?
-Web streaming: I want to deliver this in a version that's going to be a good-looking Web viewing experience. In the past, when I've posted something on Vimeo for example, I've just exported a Quicktime using the Broadband choice. Is that the best way?
Much appreciated,
Wed 16 Feb 2011
Neil, the Mentoring Room is for Enthusiasts who don't have access to the many discussion topics open for Professional members. Since you have Professional status, in the future please ask these questions in the appropriate topics.
Thu 17 Feb 2011
In reply to Neil Orman's post on Wed 16 Feb 2011 :
If it is just that one clip, you can send it to me and I'll send it back. I probably can completely get rid of it in Pro Tools, depending on what it is.
If you have Final Cut Studio, Soundtrack Pro Audio Restoration can lessen or remove it.
Music – You would need permission to use the recording, unless you record/perform the music yourself. Someone on here knows more than I do about the legalities.
Can't answer the Vimeo part...
Thu 17 Feb 2011
Got it, sorry about that Doug. Bill, I really appreciate that and will get in touch via email. Thank you!
Wed 2 Mar 2011
In reply to Neil Orman's post on Wed 16 Feb 2011 :
Neil – cell phones generally don't make humming sounds on recordings. They make twittery, high-pitched interference noises. To minimize a hum sound in Final Cut, try using the multi-band equalizer tool and find the frequency with the hum. Then turn down that frequency for the duration of the problem. Any tool that allows you to selectively adjust volume across a small band of frequency will work for this. You might not be able to completely eliminate the offending noise, but you can make it less horrifying.
About Vimeo, try making your video 720p H264 format, assuming you are starting out with HD material. Without knowing your original format it's a little tricky to advise you on this.
But Doug is right (always) – you should be asking these questions in the pro topics.
Sat 5 Mar 2011
In reply to Avery Morgan's post on Fri 4 Feb 2011 :
What is your topic? I'm a novice doc maker, but a seasoned public historian.
Fri 11 Mar 2011
I just received word about my acceptance into Stanford's MFA program as well as the MFA in Film & Electronic Media at American University. I've done a fair amount of research about both programs online so I have a good idea of certain information, but I've found it hard (particularly with American University) to answer a number of questions not covered on website FAQs.
Is anyone familiar with the differences in structure and curriculum from the two programs? Perhaps any American University grads out there? I've already spoken to a number of Stanford grads, who were very helpful.
Sun 13 Mar 2011
Edited Sun 13 Mar 2011 by Erica Ginsberg
I am an AU alum. I graduated a while back just when they were starting the MFA program (I opted to stick with the MA). Can't compare it to Stanford b/c I don't know Stanford's program. AU is a great program if you plan to make social issue documentaries, environmental documentaries, or want to be close to the research facilities of Washington DC. It is very much a practical-focused program (since it is situated in the School of Communications).
For perspectives from more recent AU alums (including ones who have been through the MFA program), you might want to repost(sorry hosts) your specific questions in the Teaching Docs topics since not all the professionals who could answer your question check the public topics.
Congratulations on the acceptances to both institutions.
Tue 15 Mar 2011
I'm an established doc editor venturing out for the first time as a producer of his own doc. I got a couple small grants which got me started, and now have a bunch of footage shot, a trailer, treatment, and prospectus materials. I have non-profit status with IDA and intend to raise some funds that way, but want to solicit larger chunks of change from investors. I'm looking for resources (example documents, books, advice) about how to set up a situation where I can engage investors in my film (total budget = approx. $160K.) Must I set up an LLC? Is there a quick-and-easy way of doing this? What do the contracts look like when people invest? Any pointers or advice is much appreciated.
Tue 15 Mar 2011
Jacob, now that we just gave you Professional status due to your impressive experience in documentary editing, let me suggest that you just start searching and reading our whole category of Business Topics. I'm sure you'll find many answers and ideas there.
While you're at it, you should really Introduce Yourself and tell this community a bit more about your background. Thanks!
Tue 15 Mar 2011
I've been searching as you suggest and have found lots of useful tidbits. Will do an introduction, too. Thanks, Ben!
Thu 17 Mar 2011
I'm starting a documentary project that will be shot in HD, and someone at the Apple Store recommended that I talk to Maxx Digital (http://www.maxxdigital.com/) about getting consultation for a RAID setup for a MacPro that I'm thinking of getting. Has anyone dealt with Maxx Digital before? How's their consultation and, more importantly, their products?
Sat 19 Mar 2011
hey everybody,
I don't know if this is the section to be doing this in, but here it goes.
I have some experience, but not much, so I was wondering if any filmmaker would like some free help on a project this summer? I am a fast learner, but I want to be a documentary filmmaker and the cinema department at my school isn't giving me very much practical experience.
Please respond if you're interested. I have a passport and am willing to travel. I'm friendly and easy to work with, I promise.
Tue 22 Mar 2011
In reply to Erica Ginsberg's post on Sun 13 Mar 2011 :
Thanks so much for your input. I apologize for my slow acknowledgement of the reply. I was away for a few days. I've decided to put my lot in with Stanford because of its more intimate atmosphere as well as the long-standing reputation and pedigree. The decision wasn't made lightly though. Stanford, AU, and NYU (which I just received acceptance to) all have really amazing aspects that I wish I could benefit from. If only I could afford to go to all three... :)
Wed 23 Mar 2011
Well it says something about you that you were accepted into all three. I know a lot of really amazing documentarians have come through the Stanford program so certainly a good choice.
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My husband is a DP/Director and was contacted about 2 years ago by a client wanting him to shoot an interview and broll for one woman's story of abuse, survival and healing through an alternative method called Transformational Bodywork. There was an urgency to do the shooting asap as she was also diagnosed with 4th stage Ovarian Cancer and her prognosis was not good. The purpose was to have her story documented so that sometime in the future it might be used for a documentary about the kind of work this therapist is doing.Â
Some time later, my husband was contacted again by same client to come out and film some more footage with the same subject as she had now finished with chemo and was in remission. She had made great strides in her work with our client/her therapist and was celebrating her life. This time, I went with him and shot several days with her. During the shoot, it became clear that my husband and I had gained a remarkable perspective on how best to pursue this documentary. Since the client hadn't even yet lined up a director, we pitched to him that we could helm the project, and he wholly agreed. We then did one more round of shooting this past March.
Through each stage, the client had paid my husband his standard dayrate, so everything was essentially a work-for-hire gig. But as some other parties have now come forward with additional financing and the documentary as a whole is picking up steam, we're now floundering with the business end of all of this, playing catch-up to this bass-ackwards way of producing a documentary.
Which brings me to this... We need help! We have a producer we'd like to bring on board to handle all the administrative details moving forward, but we're so ignorant about what all those details are exactly. In doing research, I've read things about fiscal sponsorship, advisory boards, non-profit, etc. As of right now, we are slated to do our final round of principal photography this May in NY and CA and still have no protection in case things go horribly awry. Husband is currently talking with a lawyer about forming an LLC and drafting an operating agreement for the three parties involved: my husband and I, and the client-turned-partner. But we're unclear how to handle things such as:
- Who should own the Copyright?
- What is an appropriate split for profit/loss between us and client-turned-partner?
- How to accept outside monies which are still unclear yet as to whether or not they'll be Donations vs. Investments?
- If the incoming monies are Investments, what's an appropriate way to handle profit splits between we the filmmakers, and them?
- Do we need an advisory board? Does it help? Offer more credibility?
I apologize for the novella, if you've made it this far... any insight into these questions would be immensely appreciated, or if there's something else I might be altogether overlooking. Thanks so much for any and all help!
Thu 7 Apr 2011
Kristen, smart questions. I just emailed you to suggest a consultant (and it's not me, even though I consult quite often). It seems like you need a good one badly and I recommended a great one.
Thu 7 Apr 2011
Thanks very much Doug.. Much appreciated! I realize it's a lot to ask. :)
Sat 9 Apr 2011
Edited Sat 9 Apr 2011 by David Freed
Hi, my name is David. I'm new to this group and to making videos' I've mostly been doing photography and printmaking up to this point.
A starting question: I want to make a short video about my art and artmaking. I'd be in it--in my studio--talking about, making and showing my artwork, hoping to make it informative and interesting. My question: is this considered to be a documentary video/film, or is there some more appropriate name for this kind of video?
Thanks, David
Sun 10 Apr 2011
hello, i'm an editor who wants to edit more documentary projects. i have an extensive background editing tv commercials and music videos. i have also cut two features and have edited a number of short (30 minute) docs for warner bros and dc comics. i would really like to work on a feature length doc with more substance. does anyone have any suggestions on how to go about finding projects which need editors. thanks!! bipasha
Mon 11 Apr 2011
Edited Mon 11 Apr 2011 by Doug Block
Yes, Bipasha. Join The D-Word as a professional member and put up a post in the Professional Classifieds topic. You can already put one up in the public Classifieds topic.
We have a lot of LA area members, so once you're a professional member you can check the F2F topic to see when there will be gatherings. Also, are you a member of Doculink? If not, would be helpful for you to join.
Sat 16 Apr 2011
Edited Sat 16 Apr 2011 by Brenda Essahaty
In reply to Kristen Turick's post on Thu 7 Apr 2011 :
Good luck karen,It was interesting to read your post,isn't it funny how complicated the business world is,by the time most finally get there they barely could breath,not having a one clear direction/one stop to help people forward with business is frustrating.
It's a very interesting documentary and I can understand why it's picking up.I have been bitching tv shows to producers,I would think the patient/partner is the owner of the copy right cause he called you to do the documentary for him.This can turn around on you 200 degrees,look at these points...He has paid you to do the documentary and the idea is his,so where do you think you fit in now??
I refuse to have anyone get in partnership with me on any of my ideas,and was determine to take the government funding and make a loan to top it up.I was told anyone who take part financially will not want to get nothing out of it,but a sponsor might pay something to contribute but have the priority on advertisement which means their logo will appear some where on the film and at every ad,but their appearance will based on how much they contribute.
Film industry is a bit difficult to get into and certainly not hassle free.
Good luck anyway,sorry can't help.But I like what you are working on.
Sun 17 Apr 2011
In reply to Jacob Bricca's post on Tue 15 Mar 2011 :
Great to see you here, Jacob B. – I hope you find the site useful.
(Jacob and I were film students together at Wesleyan U. – I will vouch for this man.)
Sun 17 Apr 2011
Hello. I am a new documentary filmmaker. I am currently working on a documentary about 30 something people in Greece. We are interviewing people of different backgrounds and different situations. I expected that it would be hard to work with people who are new to facing a camera, but it turned out that it is even more difficult than I expected. Are there any tips of more experienced filmmakers on how to make the person in front of the camera more at ease and less self conscious?
Thank you very much.
Sun 17 Apr 2011
Edited Sun 17 Apr 2011 by Ernst Gossner
I'm now on d-word trying to find my way around. Seems like a great place for doc newbies like me. I was wondering how I could ask filmmakers on here for advice on a sales agent. we are just about to finish our doc GLOBAL WARNING (45minutes) and we will premiere it at a festival in my hometown with following screening tour, DVD release and Online Release but we'd like to hand the rest of the world over to a sales agent. How should I ask them for their recommendations? Which forums are best? Thx, Ernst.
Sun 17 Apr 2011
In reply to Christina Katsiadakis's post on Sun 17 Apr 2011 :
Crack some jokes, Christina. I'm not kidding. It's all about having them be relaxed, and it's your job to relax them.
Ernst, assume you mean an international sales agent. But not sure what you're asking. Can you clarify?
Sun 17 Apr 2011
Whoopee cushions work well, particularly when preparing to interview autocratic heads of state.
Thu 21 Apr 2011
I've just completed my film "Finding Seoul"- a documentary I made about trying to find my birth parents in Korea. I've started applying to film festivals (TIFF and HIFF) and was wondering if anyone had other suggestions on where to apply, or what festivals to maybe avoid?
You can check out the film trailer here: http://vimeo.com/22299145
Maybe that will help get information on what festivals to try and submit to.
Thank you (I hope this is in the right section)
John Sanvidge
Fri 22 Apr 2011
In reply to Christina Katsiadakis's post on Sun 17 Apr 2011 :
Try not to formally cue your subject to start the interview. I usually one-man crew my shoots. I like to set up my shot, then ask the subject what they had for breakfast to set my audio levels. I hit record and then segue into my interview questions without alerting my subject. I feel like subjects flip an internal switch that makes them very stiff if you cue them to the fact that recording has started. People are much more natural/conversational if they think they are having a conversation with you, and not the camera.
Sun 24 Apr 2011
In reply to Christina Katsiadakis's post on Sun 17 Apr 2011 :
I like to start interviewing them with questions I don't really care about, and allow them to drive the interview. I never stop them and tell them to rephrase, and I will allow the interview to get as off topic as they want it to be. I use a very light hand as I guide them toward the questions and answers I care about, that way by the time we get there they are comfortable and feel as if they brought up the topic themselves. That way they don't feel like they're in the hot-seat.
Note: some people will never be very comfortable in front of a camera, some will automatically be super comfortable. All these tips everyone is giving need to be tailored to each specific person you speak with.
Mon 25 Apr 2011
Definitely put them at ease while you are setting up for the shoot. Sometimes the more technically oriented will futz with the camera, sound and lights in silence, without putting the subject at ease with jokes and light conversation. That can get them more tense. I also find that if I want to relate to them on a very personal level, I might shut off the camera and tell them a related personal story that will elicit a charged response from them. If you set the tone that it's encouraged to be honest about how you feel instead of "performing" for the camera, I find it helps getting more powerful interviews.
Tue 26 Apr 2011
Thank you very much for all the tips. I guess making people feel at ease is key! My next group of interviews is next week and I have the feeling it will be better than the first one. Thanks a lot!!!!!!


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Has anyone else stopped to ask "what the heck happened to America since Obama took office?" I don't remember racism being a hip trend since the 1992 riots in LA when police dropped about 900 elbows on Rodney King from the top rope, then LA went ballistic, and after that everyone became calm.
Then 9/11 happened and people united even more. I cannot remember a single time that I personally experienced racism in my network of peers, work, community, etc. I can't remember reading about friends citing it on Facebook or Twitter. I don't hear anything about the KKK. I haven't heard, seen, or read anything about racism in years.
The majority of racism went away many years ago. After the LA riots and 9/11, it was time to put the idiocy away and realize that we're all human. If we act like good people, then we're good people and it doesn't matter what color we are.
Then Obama comes along, gets himself into the White House and tries to be President. Obama and the mainstream media have brought racial tension, racism, and a divide among cultures BACK to America.
Obama won't admit it, but I think he's little bit racist. The mainstream media makes every white on black thing a racism issue, even when it's not. There's so many crimes in America that they can't all possibly be racist. However, if it's not racist, then the mainstream media won't get ratings. So what happens is the media creeps lurk upon every crime that involves people of multiple color. If there's a white cop who is involved with a black criminal (alleged), then the mainstream media makes it racist. Add a topping of the modern day KKK to the mix, known as Black Lives Matter, and you have the ingredients for a racially divided country. Everything about that is nonsense.
Racism was gone.
Obama and the mainstream media brought it back.
We were fine without both of them.
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Wow!!! It's already time for the second round of Guest Designer Challenges!!! We had such amazing participation last time and we look forward to the same this time!! A HUGE thanks to Leslie, Allie and Donna....they were amazing...just like we knew they would be!!!!
Now for just a few changes to note for this round: There is no Facebook page requirement and there are only 2 challenges!!! See?? You never know just how we're gonna mix things up!!! LOL If you do want to refer to the more detailed post on the requirements to be a Guest DT member...here is the link:
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Make anything BUT a regular, flat greeting card. It can be a unique card....like a pop up card, a gift card holder, a tent topper....or it can be an altered item....let your creativity flow!!!!
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Post your cards in the Stamp TV Gallery, you can also link here if you'd like but all of the entries must be in the gallery to be considered. We're so excited to see what you all create!!!!
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This sounds fun… What a great challenge…. :)
Hmmm...this is an interesting challenge Lee. What to do!? What to do!?
Oooo - difficult challenge!! I'm going to have to think for awhile about this!
I've been anxious to make the pop up box card and this was the perfect opportunity. Here's my card. .Thanks for looking.
Oh, this is a great challenge. So, does this have to be a card, or can it be another paper crafting project?
Okay, great. What fun!!
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It can be anything Judy!!
Oh yay! I'm so glad you extended the first challenge!
I made a tent topper card for mine!
Well Lee, this was an interesting challenge. I had to do my homework for this one since I basically only make cards. I enjoyed it though and learned to make two very fun projects. I made a Tri-Shutter card and an Exploding Box.
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Had a strange crash. Flying GPS then tumble from the sky. Any thoughts?
That was bizarre! !
Good job documenting the malfunction! !
I'm guessing you had a esc failure. ..
Sorry to see you're having issues gene...
glad it didn't get all busted up..
turbo. ...
Yeah ESC or motor failure.
I would be showing DJI and then asking for it to be fixed....
Sorry, it's early, what's ESC?
Electronic speed control
A quick google and I found out, Electronic Speed Control, I think lol.
Thanks, like most things, stuff goes wrong, and if you're in the air, they can go very wrong, I never want this to happen to me, but how do we try and make sure it doesn't?
Just have faith...
Sometimes components just fail...
nothing you can do about it...
Buy or build a Hexacoptor......you then have redundancy. That's the only way to give your rig a chance of staying airborne at the loss of a prop/motor/esc.
Thanks guys for the responses. Will update after calling DJI on Monday. Also have the flight logs so hope we can know what went wrong. I think the motor failure and ESC fault was a product of the crash landing and not the cause so will wait and see if the data will solve the mystery.
Could simply be a prop broke in flight too.
You can't. The only way to be sure that doesn't happen is not to fly
You can just mitigate them a tad on the few factors you can actually act on - like the props precisely for example, but 99% of what makes a multi fly is out of your control.
Even a hex/octo only offers redundancy in a very limited set of failure scenarios. A failing motor/ESC often takes out the others with it.
Sent the bird to DJI LA this morning...
Five to Six week back log...agh.
Taking long nap now.
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First, I apologize if this question is too obvious or stupid. But all through hs and well into college, I dated the same guy. That was 6 years of my life. I don't have dating experience, I'm awkward at it, etc.
I would like your opinion on if this guy is into me or not.
I met him back in the end of August at a mutual friend's house warming party. We met really briefly, but we seemed to click since he asked for my number. The same night, he texted me. Over time, we exchanged AIM sn, facebook, emails, all modes of communication.
Since the night of the party, we have talked nearly every single night, we don't text or call, just IM. He's the one that always initiates contact first. I can't recall a single time where I sent him an IM first. But anyways, we've talked a lot for weeks before finally meeting up for a coffee "date".
The meet went pretty well. It lasted about an hour and a half. We talked, we laughed, I think we had chemistry. At the end, we didn't make any definite plans because I had exams coming up the following week. So we just left it as we'll hang out again. No touching, no kissing.
It's been a couple of days since we had coffee. We have talked online since. He hasn't asked me out again though he has mentioned a restaurant he loves that I've never been to, and says that he'll take me there because I'd love it.
All of this I take as a positive sign that he's into me. But if he's into me, why doesn't he call me? Or even text? It's always IMing. I'm just confused. Also, while he has said we'll go, he hasn't asked me out yet.
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I deffinetly think he's into you, I'm thinking he's either shy, wanting to take it slow, or is unsure as to where you stand.
Like you said, you never initiate anything with him - you never text, call etc. So from his perspective, that might come across as disinterest. Secondly its only been 2 days since your last date - if I'm in his shoes and really am into this girl I just went out with, I'm not asking her out again the next day or two. Just comes off as being a bit too clingy. I think he threw the dinner suggestion out there to see how you'd respond, and from there sometime in the future I'm sure he'll ask you.
I think you should try either calling him or texting him this week. Maybe ask him to go to the gym with you or something. I know for me I would hate it if I was always the one who had to initiate contact. Id think I was bothering the girl and she really doesn't want to talk to me so much00|00|0
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I have several servers that have the same name - but in separate dns suffix. Example:
Even though through windows and AD the forward and reverse lookup is workoing correctly - spiceworks only recognizes k1s1.suretrak21.net for all of them - like its only using the k1s1 short name
Any ideas? Is this normal? Is there a way around this?
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Nov 8, 2008 at 9:56 UTC
Interesting post. It sounds like SpiceWorks is picking up the server name and the parent domain, but ignoring child domain name spaces, equating all your servers as equal. Are you scanning across different physical LAN's or are your separate domains using the same subnet configuration?
I, myself, have a few servers named the same on child domains, but they are on different subnets. I scanned by IP Range and grouped the data manually.
Nov 8, 2008 at 12:32 UTC
Thank you for your response. My child domains are on separate subnets. Example..
k1s1.suretrak21.net 10.0.1.41
k1s1.sil.suretrak21.net 10.0.2.41
k1s1.pbss.suretrak21.net 10.127.241.154
10.0.1.0 and 10.0.2.0 are vlans
10.127.241.0 is a vpn
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1 medium onion, peeled and chopped
¼ pound salt pork, chopped
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2 teaspoons paprika
3 teaspoons ground cumin
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It is late afternoon when we drive out of Deventer, a town in the Netherlands. The light is still quite beautiful so we decide to take the scenic route home.
We drive towards the floodplains of the river IJssel. The sun, now quite low in the sky, reflects beautifully in the river and the flooded pastures surrounding it. I always bring along some binoculars, you never know… I'm glad I did because hundreds of Wigeons are foraging in the pastures. A short distance further I see some coots and a hare jumping away.
Wigeons, dabbling ducks, breed in the northern areas of Scandinavia and Siberia, but during winter they travel south. Sometimes a few breeding couples stay behind in the Netherlands. Only when I examine them closer with my binoculars can I see how beautiful they really are. The males have warm brown heads with a golden yellow stripe across their forehead. The patterns on his grey feathers is incredibly detailed.
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There was a point in my life where I was glued to the TV during the holidays to try to watch every Hallmark Christmas movie I could. Then, it hit me one day; they're all going to end the same. The single mom, who although is struggling financially, has impeccable style and a variety of peacoats and scarves, will end up with the handsome, kid-loving neighbor, just in time to have a picture perfect Christmas Eve. Oh, and it will snow. It always snows in the end.
There are a few Christmas movies that I do look forward to every year though. I'm going to travel through these movies Ebeneezer Scrooge style, and show you my favorites from the past, the present, and a few that I think we'll revisit in the future.
When I think of my favorite movie from the past; the movie I looked forward to every year...I think about Miracle on 34th Street. But, no, not the classic; the remake.
That movie came out in 1994, so technically I was a teenager and not a kid, but I do remember watching it when I was younger. I also really looked forward to Christmas specials on TV, which technically aren't movies, BUT I had to watch them when it came on, because we didn't have a DVR, kids. Also, it meant we didn't have to fire up the ol' VCR.
I really looked forward to A Garfield Christmas every year.
And, I still look forward to A Charlie Brown Christmas.
There are a few movies that we watch every year now, too. Our very, very favorite movie that we (as a family) set aside a whole night devoted to watching is...drum roll, please...Christmas with the Kranks. I know it's not a classic or anything, but it cracks me up every time we watch it, and it's definitely one of Kendall's favorites, too.
I cannot pick a favorite part of this movie; I love it all, but Kendall's favorite part is the frozen cat...
And, my husband's favorite part is the Hickory Honey Ham fiasco...
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Four Christmases is definitely not family friendly, but always seems to be on when I'm up late wrapping presents, so it's become of favorite of mine and Mark's. In fact, we quote it quiet often.
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I'm not talking about the acting, or the story-line, or even the setting. No, I'm just talking about sadness. I don't want to watch a movie or hear a song about sadness. I just can't, there's enough sadness int he world, I don't need it for entertainment. Give me Hickory Honey Hams and children left at home alone, any day.
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Alligirl this is a wonderful recipe. I enjoyed them very much, even my picky dh ate one and raved about how tasty it was. Beautiful textured muffins with a slightly sweet taste that leaves a lovely after taste in your mouth. The honey and thyme are a great addition, adding loads of flavor. Thanks for sharing a recipe that I have placed in my Favorites Cookbook for 2012. Kudos
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- 2 large eggs
- 1 cup sour cream
- 6 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1⁄4 cup milk
- 1⁄2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 1⁄4 cups yellow cornmeal
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons baking powder
- 3⁄4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon dried thyme
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I work with numbers that may or may not end with asterisks. For example: 1234* and 1234 denote two separate entities. Let's say I have an Excel file of 10,000 entries and just a handful of them end in an asterisk. Can you come up with a solution to find those that end in an asterisk by using Find? I don't have much success, because Find treats * as a wildcard. A search for * finds every single cell that has a value.
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Find and Find/Replace in Microsoft Excel treat the asterisk and question mark characters as wildcards. An asterisk represents any number of characters (including zero). Thus ca*t matches cat, canoeist, and "caloric content." The question mark represents exactly one character, so ca?t matches cart but not cat or caret.
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NCL Getaway Best Cruise Ever...: Norwegian Getaway Cruise Review by Cruise Getwat Guy
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NCL Getaway Best Cruise Ever...
Destination: Eastern Caribbean
Embarkation: Miami
Went fast and easy got on right away. I recommend that if your driving to the port of Miami to get there early. Getaway cruises on Saturdays and there are 5 and sometimes 6 large ships so parking is a premium. We got there at 1:30 p.m. and had to park in parking building J which you have to catch a bus back the Getaway. When your checking in you can put up a credit card or put cash in advance. Keep in mind that they will start More charging your card as soon as you start spending and they put a 300 dollar hold on your card. All cruise lines do this so don't be surprised at the end.
State Room:
We had a Mini Suite, it was really nice lost of room and lots of places to put your items that you take with you. Remember you can put your luggage under the bed. The closet was nice and big and lots of hangers you shouldn't have to take any hangers. The pillows where really nice, my wife took hers and she said next time she won't. The bed's where good and comfortable the AC was also good and cold. The bathroom in the mini sweet AMAZING. The shower with the water jets is a must. Room Stewart, Milton did a great job. Ohh don't forget that there are switches next to the bathroom door for "Do NOT Make room" make sure if you turn that on to turn it off before you leave your room for the day.
Pools, Slides & upper desk (15 & 16)
I have read where people complain about the pool size, Large pools will make the ship top heavy and unsafe, live with it. If your are a sun bather go to deck 16 lots of room up there.
Food & Restaurant's
Well I can go on and on in this subject but I'm not. All specialty restaurant's where amazing. The main restaurants where good. For a fast dish the Garden Buffet on deck 15 is good. The Savor and Taste are really nice but they server the same food, The Flamingo Café is also very nice The only dinner show that we attended was Illusionary and it was also amazing the menu for the night was Filet Minion. The entire ships servers where very friendly and always eager to help in whatever needs we had.
Incredible enjoyed it all !!!, I recommend going to Club Bliss for dancing had a blast. I also recommend the shows you won't be disappointed.
We didn't brake the bank but the bar servers and the casino host are friendly and eager to help and serve you all the time. If you go on GETAWAY and play in the casino, Sarah (Slot host) and Jazz (Bar server) go way out of there way to provide you with all your casino and beverage needs.
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The ship was amazing, we had a couple of days that the seas where 8 to 12 feet and the ship road like a nice smooth train. Captain Tommy Stensrud and his crew did a great job. On our last port of call in Nassau ships company through a welcome back party that was amazing. I posted on YouTube look for NCL welcome back party posted by me Cruise Gatawayguy.
was easy and fast, I recommend if you are coming down from the Garden Buffet, cut through the casino to get to the back of the line.
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If you have a mini or regular balcony suite, the balconies are small. (I was a bit disappointed).
Casino has no windows to see the ocean. Less
Published 03/28/14
Cabin review: 11190
Great view, great room. The bathroom with the spray shower was amazing. I picked deck 11 because I researched it and our stateroom was note on a family deck.
Port and Shore Excursions
Always fun beautiful place lots of things to do.
St Martin is beautiful, the beach right at the port is beautiful. I would say by far the best shopping for the dollar on our port of call. If you are shopping for jewelry I recommend to stop by 72-B Front Street
(next to Coliseum Casino). I highly recommend it for the best deal no pressure sales.
Beautiful place to visit remember they are part of the US so can only buy so much of items and you need to check with the ship for the amount of items you can purchase.
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- Neighborhood: Clinton Township WAY
- Status: Active
Listed by Re/Max Wayne (570) 253-9566, William P O'Neill (570) 253-9566: BUILDING LOT WITH WELL & SEPTIC on 6 COUNTRY ACRES. Technical lakefront with deeded lake rights to White Oak Pond. Great location close to Elk Mountain ski area, game lands, and Rails to Trails system. Build your dream home here!
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- Property SubType Other
Listing Agent: William P O'Neill
Courtesy of: Re/Max Wayne
Office Phone: (570) 253-9566
Updated: 19th August, 2017 8:47 AM.
351 WHITE OAK DR Forest City, PA
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