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Frank26 » January 25th, 2014, 8:48 pm
Greetings KTFA Family,
Christine Lagarde made a speech yesterday and bless her heart as much as she tried …....she failed.
I told you to look at the world markets last night Family because they are receding. A tsunami does the same thing. In fact they both have the same results. It brings a change.
The CBI says it has no money to fulfill its responsibilities of selling dinars to all of the Iraqi banks …....and they offer the weakest reasons of why they claim this. While they spend trillions and billions with one side of their mouth.......the other side repeats once again "WE HAVE NO MONEY".
Yes we have no bananas and yes someone is doing something globally with currencies or there are a lot of lies going on. The SQUIRREL......that we pointed at yesterday ….....was for you to observe the sliding of world markets. Why is there a freeze in world financial transactions? Or more fairly........why is there such a sluggish slow down this week?
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This action alone gives nations very little cap room.........their capital is reduced dramatically. Their cap reserve certainly cannot help them because they are receding and they don't have enough to cover their losses. This week.......this time warp.........this slow motion of world markets is not selective. The whole world is doing this.
To me........this is an example of a common knowledge within the financial theater of this world. This trepidation equals less capital less money for these nations giving them much more problems than they need. It usually leads to a panic…....BUT........in this case it is almost historically different.
Because when we have a week like the market has just experienced it is usually a shock to Wall Street and all of our financial systems. This dramatic change is normally accepted when the market is flowing like a river. When things are going well on Wall Street a receding market like this week is normally accepted without any questions.
Call it a bump in the road of making money. But in today's financial woes this unusual pullback from many countries is a welcomed sight. They know something is changing so they drop back five and punt.
They know the continual monotony of printing money like the USA does is financial suicidal. What are they waiting for? What is this change that's coming? I don't know. (LOL.......don't look at me that way........that's what I am supposed to say........LOL)
Let's see if we can quickly remember some of the changes that we have already seen that are related to our investment.
Last week the CBI with great bravado announces to the world …....anybody out there want to buy some gold from us? Seriously? Even the man in the moon is looking for gold to back himself up. Just out of curiosity CBI ….have you calculated how much this will increase what backs up your soon to be new exchange rate?
I only ask because the IMF is so proud of all of your accomplishments towards Article 8 compliance and this is one of them. They want you to remove the program rate......you know what.......so do I.
I was just wondering CBI …....maybe.........just maybe in case some of these receding world markets actually invested in your IQD as foreign capital reserves.......would the simple change of some numbers create more capital room for them and you and the man on the moon? Just wondering.
The evidence is there. So.......just asking. What you guys did by telling a malnourished world of nations that starve for gold that you can sell them some is powerful. Because printing currency without gold is fatal. Or using something as powerful like gold or oil.
Resistance to change is........futile. We need to live long and prosper. (LOL......okay I'm sorry I got carried away with Star Trek reference)
My last Blue Post contained all I wanted to say for this week but I felt it necessary to get us across the weekend with this explanation of the receding markets. Yes indeed Christine Lagarde tried to use some worlds yesterday. But the rhythm failed IMO to produce a beautiful song.
Hmmm.........I think I will go and listen to some music on the radio. How ironic the first song I hear is "Say Something" ….....by Christine Lagarde....I mean Aguilera........before it's too late CBI.
I will see you Monday at 7pm EST on our CC .........because we have more to share and explain.
My Christian love and Aloha. All Glory to our Heavenly Father for the help that He brings us as I offer all Honor to my Teams and for this post especially NOVA.
KTFA Frank
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Long question requires ............ A CC.
I'll explain my opinion further Monday.
BUT ......... Make SURE You know I gave my Opinion not a Prediction.
I feel Your confusion.......... I will tell You once again as I did with this post You ask about :
I believe that they will do as the CBI has been saying ......... Lift the 000.
That would put them at 1 to 1.
I go by Frank26 because I believed in an RV of 386.
IMO ........ They very ready ........ Hence the volume is increased with us as TEAMS.
They offer GOLD to lift the final 000's.
Maybe they offer You 1 to 1 to finish the monetary reform.
Because of the Time.
Look........... If You were the CBI what would You do?
Make it easy on me the investor of the IQD?
Or would You concentrate on the investors of their country's future?
You seek a return.
Investors of the country seek .......... To START.
They do not care if it is 1 to 1 or 3 or 4 ............ Because they simply seek an opening to article 8 with Iraq. All steps after that will only drive the IQD value and stability to much higher levels.
The world is hungry for what backs and stabilizes their currencies. And the CBI is willing to sell them this backing?
No Central Bank does this ............. No Central Bank was catered and groomed to be a ........... Financial Donor!!!
Do NOT think about what the rate will be ............. Appreciate the evidence of ARTICLE 8 COMPLIANCES !!!
You MUST STOP trying to take the rate where You want it.
It will take You there rather quickly IMO.
Hope this helps ........... Monday will be more informative on this subject Friend.
Love You...... \m/
KTFA, Frank
1/25/2014 01:51:49 pm
1/25/2014 02:44:50 pm
Thank you Frank! There is so many things leading up to the final moment and it looks like we all will need much patience and perseverance but we will get to our destination in due time. We will be welcome by a grand chorus of angels singing, applauding at our arrival and success. Blessings my friend!
1/25/2014 04:18:56 pm
Any idea why the Union of Arab Banks web-site in the members section has the Rate for the KWD and the IQD the same?
1/26/2014 12:04:22 am
I looked it up as well & you are right!! They have 1KWD=1000fils & 1IQD=1000fils & the rate of 1KWD to 1USD is 3.53...I guess we will see...pretty interesting. Went to a currency converter calculator & IQD not listed.
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1/26/2014 07:20:52 am
I must thank Dinar Recaps for posting Frank's comments, just as Heidi did yesterday.
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Ok a bit of progress. The servos showed up so I put the carbon tube gimbal together and it is finished. I just have to figure out which multi rotor to put it on to test.
Then the 1/2" aluminium square tube version is waiting for bearings. In the meantime I made the vertical tube and fitted the roll cage. The external potentiometer is held on by two setscrews. I have ordered a tap to thread the hole so I can make another arm with a threaded hole if necessary. Rusty have something up his sleeve so the threaded hole may not be necessary at all. We will see.
As Andrey said earlier. There ain't no free lunches. Just remember you may be able to build a less expensive gimbal that works well. You still have to spend a good amount of money to buy good servos. Then if you want a HoverFly Gimbal controller that's even more money.
However you will have the satisfaction that you've built it.
I have some carbon tube left over, but not enough for the whole roll setup. Maybe I will try a combo with the aluminum for roll and CF tube for the vertical and horizontal support beams.
Sorry if i missed this, but what servos are you trying at first? Also, up to what sized camera are you going to be using on this gimbal? My plan, for whatever I decide to do, would be to hold my current camera, T2i, and maybe a little bit larger. I am looking at the GH3 once it comes out , since it looks to be a pretty good video setup. Should be similar in size to my T2i. I don't really see any benefit in carrying much larger.
>> I like both of them. I am sure you have seen gary's result with the secondary isolation on the camera plate. You think that you may try that as well? I guess it's too early to tell if you will need/want it.<<
Yes Gary is getting some outstanding results with his setup.
Yes I am going to try some secondary isolation. As a matter of fact I have once put four points of isolation on a machine. I still have one that is using three points of isolation.
I will try to do something slightly different than what Gary is doing. Rusty has a floating mount that uses EAR isolators also. I may use that plus the silicone grommets. I have been combining some 30 Durometer Sorbothane doughnuts with the silicone grommet with success. I want to separate them out and create two different points of isolation with those two materials.
The reason is that my EAR stand offs are ripping from shear load.
>> I have some carbon tube left over, but not enough for the whole roll setup. Maybe I will try a combo with the aluminum for roll and CF tube for the vertical and horizontal support beams.<<
I know, it is fun to start tinkering with different ways. I did play around and made a vertical tube, roll cage and top support bar out of 12mm round aluminum tubes. That was giving Rusty gas attack!
>>Sorry if i missed this, but what servos are you trying at first?<<
I am trying the Hitec 5980 on roll:
and Hitec 7945 on tilt:
>>Also, up to what sized camera are you going to be using on this gimbal? My plan, for whatever I decide to do, would be to hold my current camera, T2i, and maybe a little bit larger.<<
From the rigidity I am getting with these two mounts I am figuring on the Canon T2i, 3i and 4i will fit fine. I tried the body of my T2i and it fits perfect. The camera is no longer working from a crash so I will use my GH2, GX1, NEX 5 or 5N for testing. I will most likely test it with the NEX 5 first since that is the most expendable.
>>I am looking at the GH3 once it comes out , since it looks to be a pretty good video setup.<<
I love my GH2. I bought the Olympus 9 to 18mm lens for it and the image quality is excellent. Not too heavy either.
>>Should be similar in size to my T2i. I don't really see any benefit in carrying much larger.<<
The GH3 should be slightly lighter but produce much better video. Especially if you get a good lens for it. The problem with the NEX 5N is the unavailability of a good wide angle lens that is light. The 16mm pancake is fine except for some softness on the edges. The Voigtlander 15mm Leica screw mount is ok except for the auto focus. Some time I do want to shoot infinity and close up all within one flight.
For the GH3 you have a choice with the Panasonic 14mm pancake, Panasonic 7-14mm zoom, Olympus Zuiko 12mm prime or the Olympus 9-18mm zoom. Those are all good lenses.
I'm curious about servos as well. I've looked at the Savoxs' and Hyperions in addition to the Hitecs, I just can't find out much about the programmability of the first two. Most everyone that I've seen uses the Hitec as it can be programmed for far more rotation. I'd hate to build a sweet mount and be limited by the servos.
I have no prob going with the ones Seismic is using, it's just nice to "explore all the options"...
>>I've looked at the Savoxs' <<
I have used Savox and they are good. Don't get the high speed servo. Get the most powerful one you can find. High speed servo does not have the power to handle the inertia of the camera.
>>and Hyperions in addition<<
I have tried Hyperions. As a matter of fact Andrey had me test the Hyperions on his prototype gimbals. They are not that good.
The Hyperions do have a software and interface where you can program them on your PC.
>>to the Hitecs,<<
I like HiTecs because they have powerful servos, the servo pulley fits and many of them are programmable.
If you order a certain Hitec servo from Servo City for $20 they will take the potentiometer out and leave it hanging on the outside of the case. I just cut the wires and extend them to the external potentiometer. That way I don't have to risk a $100 servo by opening it up.
>>Most everyone that I've seen uses the Hitec as it can be programmed for far more rotation.<<
Most digital Hitec may be programmable with their HFP-20 programmer. You can adjust the deadband, speed (within limits), rotation amount, centering position, rotation direction etc.
>> I'd hate to build a sweet mount and be limited by the servos.<<
You won't you are only limited by the amount of money you want to spend on the servo. As long as the gimbal is rigid and move smoothly on roll and tilt axis you will have a good setup. The worst enemy of a gimbal is the flexing of the materials.
>>I have no prob going with the ones Seismic is using, it's just nice to "explore all the options"<<
I love to explore the options. Some times you will find some gems that no one else have tried.
I've been thinking about an aluminum build too. I was going to build one that's thru-bolted to make sure it all works, then pull the bolts out and rivet it. That would further reduce weight and it would definitely be stiff enough. Should make for a simple build, the frame that is. I'll let siesmic get all the bugs worked out in the servo arrangement, bearings, and pulleys...
I was thinking it may shave a lot of weight off the gimbal if after you get everything working as you want it you then go and drill out some strategically placed holes. Not only would this take away weight but it would give break points in the cheapest parts of the gimbal rather than the servos or camera taking the full force.
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The ecobbe3 has the latest firmware version 184.108.40.2066.
I came to the forum, ecobee FAQ, and do everything that is suggested: remove the batteries, pried the board contacts, put the battery back upside down, waited 5 minutes, put it back on, removed from the ecobee3, added them again, removed the ecobee3 from the wall & put it back, bought new batteries then sensors worked for another 20/30 minutes and again they got disconnected so I repeat (everything but buying more batteries).
I measured the sensors distances and the farthest is about 25 feet direct distance (upper level so ceiling/floor in the middle, maybe we can account 3 walls), the other 2 are less than 20 feet away 1 wall between them and the sensor.
So I contacted ecobee support, did again all described above, let the sensors sitting 6 feet away from the ecobee3 for 24 hrs and they disconnected and reconnected periodically; ecobee support asked me for the sensor codes and let me know that there is a recall and I need to return the sensors to Amazon (as a reminder one of the sensors came within the ecobee3 box, so I need to return the whole thing, leaving me without thermostat for a few days at CO, US).
I explained the issue returning all sensors to Amazon and while I wait for an answer I went to Best Buy and bought 2-pack sensors that I need anyway but I planned to buy later.
Came home, placed my new sensors, they stayed connected for about 6 hours overnight and they also got disconnected, if I move them closer they re-connect but I can not be playing the move them closer game. Remember they are less than 25-20 feet away.
I even unplugged a cordless and a CFL lamp that were on the adjacent room to the ecobbe3 thermostat.
So I wonder:
1.- Are these new sensors also affected by the recall ecobee's Support mentioned? should now the process be return them to Best Buy or Amazon, get new ones, test and repeat?
2.- Maybe is the ecobee3 what is malfunctioning, how can I tell?
3.- Why ecobee does not have a webpage where it is possible to input the sensor code to check if they are affected by the recall.
Does anyone can provide any advise? ecobee any comments from you?
Many Thanks
What firmware are you running? Supposedly some of the early versions had more issues. I would have thought support would have suggested to push you the latest.
Thanks @KRUZNBY
I should had written that in my original post, I have the latest 220.127.116.116. (I added this detail to the original post).
I installed it three days ago and I think it updated as soon as I installed it or came with the latest.
Are you getting this issue with all your sensors connected to the ecobee? Do you have anything i your house that broadcasts on 915MHz, like a cordless phone or baby monitor? You might be experiencing interference.
But if not, let me know and I can take a closer look!
Hello @MikeyA ,
I thought about interference on the 900Mhz band so Thursday night I unplugged the cordless phone and temporarily connected a corded one (we really do not use it, just keep it for emergencies - I updated the OP).
No baby monitor on the 900Mhz (the one we have is a 2.4Ghz WiFi WebCam) or any other wireless device transmitting on the 900Mhz spectrum.
I opened a request, do you work at ecobee? I can PM you the request number where you can read additional detail.
After checking the sensor codes I was told the first three are affected by the recall I have not received additional detail about the last two from the Best Buy's 2-pack.
At this moment all 5x sensors are less than 10 feet away to see which ones stay connected and which ones disconnect being at that short distance.
Thanks for your help.
ecobee Support is sending me a new Thermostat, I will post later how it went with the replacement.
If they're disconnecting from 6 feet away with clear line of sight, I all but guarantee it's RF interference or a faulty RF receiver on the thermostat.
@Photoplex I ruled out RF interference, I basically went room by room to check if I was forgetting an RF device installed and can confirm that no RF devices should be interfering.
My cordless phone is DECT 6.0 (1.9Ghz), the home's WiFi (2.4Ghz and 5Ghz), and the Water meter which could be the one creating an RF problem is located on the far end of the basement, opposite side where the thermostat is located, this is the only possible source of RF but I doubt that is the cause of the problem.
Since I installed the thermostat and had issues with the sensors I unplugged the cordless phone (just in case) and Sunday night for troubleshooting I even turned off the WiFi with similar sensor connectivity issues.
ecobee generated an RMA and is sending a new thermostat, I will post the status once I replace it.
Problem Fixed
First at all, thanks to ecobee email support, the following does not take away your effort to help me.
1.- I received directly from ecobee a sealed box with a new ecobee3 which was not new at all. Came without plastic screen protector and an scratched screen, obviously not a new thermostat though I was told by ecobee support that they only ship new thermostats for RMAs. Bonus detail: I had read many posts mentioning a green sticker, the box for this RMA had one.
2.- I still installed to test it, linked the sensors and placed them in the assigned spots (15ft, 15ft, 25ft, 30ft, 35ft); I did not have a single disconnection in the 18 hours I have had it connected regardless on where they were, unlike the other thermostat it kept the connection at all times.. great!, the issue is the thermostat.
3.- I will go to a local retailer and buy a new ecobee3. As the faulty one is within Amazon return period (I bought it less than 2 weeks ago), I will return it to Amazon for a refund and also return to ecobee the refurbished they sent.
4.- I was told by ecobee support that three of the sensors (after testing and sharing the sensor code) were subject to a recall, with the new thermostat they are working just fine. Understandably their support script put more of the blame and troubleshooting on the sensors and do not consider the thermostat as possible source of the issue, maybe an RF diagnostic option, noise level, unique signals, etc could help, but it would depend on how many faulty thermostats they have every year.
Now everything is working as I expected, and I am sure that an ecobee3 was the right selection for me.
I look forward to see continuous improvements to its features, IFTTT APIs and Portal.
Thanks to everybody that help me.


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When I found out I'd have the chance to interview Dan Povenmire and Jeff "Swampy" Marsh, creators of Phineas and Ferb and the new show, Milo Murphy's Law, I thought it would be a great chance for my boys and I to check out a few episodes of a new show. I had no idea that it would become such a huge favorite at our house! Now every night once our pj's are on, my entire family- grown-ups and kids alike- gets together and watches an episode of Milo Murphy's Law before going to bed. We constantly quote the show and bring up jokes from it, and my husband's even talking about dressing up as Milo for Halloween- even though it's 7 months away!
"Milo Murphy's Law" is an animated comedy series that follows 13-year-old Milo Murphy, the fictional great-great-great-great grandson of the Murphy's Law namesake. Milo is the personification of Murphy's Law, where anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.
Milo Murphy's Law is one of the few shows that we've seen on TV that the entire family not only can watch, but wants to watch. There is something for everyone with the series, and laughs to go around. There were a lot of laughs during our interview, too- read on below for their real feeling about working with Weird Al, why they love making a show for the whole family, and what to expect for new episodes of Milo Murphy's Law!
Dan: We forget sometimes, by the time we're done with it, none of it's funny to us anymore because we've seen all of those jokes 30 or 40 times each so it's always a matter of "Well, this made me laugh the first several times I heard it. I should probably leave it in," because otherwise you end up changing things because you've heard them a lot. It's always nice when people laugh at the things you thought were funny originally. It's nice. You work in TV, you work in sort of a vacuum, and you sort of send it out into the ether, and if you're in features, you can go to an actual theater and hear people responding to it. And if you're in a play or something like that, you get that instant gratification. We have to sort of look online to see what kids are saying about it in order to get a response back.
Jeff: The crew laughs. But we pay them.
You'd mentioned that you looked online to see feedback you got from fans after they watched the show. What is it you're looking for from them? What do you want them to get from watching this?
Dan: Well, a lot of times you're looking to see what starts getting quoted, you know. There's always the "Monday morning gag". That's what we're always looking for. The gag that kids will come to school and talk about.
Jeff: It's nice to know that things that you were hoping that would connect, do connect, and also I think I look for it to find the surprising things I didn't expect. And that's kind of the joy. You think, "Oh, there's this whole other thing that happened that I really didn't anticipate."
The other thing I'm always looking for is the people out there who were me. That if I had had somebody much earlier on in my life say "You should do that," then maybe I would have found this gig a lot earlier. I didn't get into animation until I was 28. I like finding those kids that are out there, looking for somebody to say, "You know this doodling and storytelling you do? Or singing funny songs? There is a place for you out there to do that."
Dan: We get a lot of people that follow us on Twitter that say that now that's what they want to do is animation. Always makes me feel great.
What is it like working with Weird Al Yankovic, and how much influence does he have on Milo?
Jeff: Well, between the temper tantrums-
Dan: He's a horror to work with. No. He's a wonderful, wonderful guy.
Jeff: Somebody said the weirdest thing about him is just how normal he is.
Dan: True. He's super, super normal. He's not as wacky as I think people expect him to be, except on stage, or doing one of his videos. But he's about the nicest guy that we know. And that's part of why we ended up with him, is we were looking for somebody to have this very positive voice without sounding put on. We auditioned hundreds of people for Milo. We auditioned kids, seasoned voice actors, people whose work we love. But when they try to do that super-positivity thing, it'd always come off sort of Pollyanna and false. We were just like, we just need to find somebody who actually has that voice, because the character is modeled after a friend of ours who just sounds that way when he talks. He just always sounds really positive, and we needed to find somebody who has that positivity just naturally.
Weird Al came in and did a voice on Gravity Falls, and Alex, who runs Gravity Falls, posted it, and I was like — "Oh. Weird Al." I've met him. I've seen him interviewed. He's this super, super positive guy. What does he sound like? I had to look up an interview with him to remind myself what his voice sounded like. We had him come in, and it just immediately worked. It was a great find, and working with him is great. The fact that we get to write songs and have Weird Al sing them, it just makes my high school self just, "Weeee!"
Jeff: When you find somebody who really works, it lets you push the character a lot more than you normally would and that's been really fun. Also, I'd never worked with anybody that's that prepared every day, for everything, and especially the music stuff. The other fun thing about Al- of all of the really big names that we have had come in and do voices on this show, those people geek out more about Al than anyone I know. And really famous people- I had somebody look down and go, "Al is coming — can I stay?" I'm like, "Yeah, of course."
You guys voice Dakota and Cavendish. Was that planned, initially?
Dan: The whole concept of that came out of the writers room. That wasn't part of our original concepts.
Jeff: Our writers, mocking us.
Dan: I think the writers were like, "We need somebody to cut away to," because they were used to doing Phineas and Ferb, and then cutting away to Perry and Doofenshmirtz. They pitched this idea of these time travelers, and then what they do and everything came out of that meeting. But when I drew it, I was drawing it with the thought of me being that guy [Dakota], and you ["Swampy"] being Cavendish.
That's just been a fun thing to do. And we get to be in the recording room together, which we never did. He was Monogram, and I was Doofenshmirtz, and there were only like, three episodes where they even had a conversation, because they were usually separated by distance.
Jeff: Now we just put two mics in the room. And we can just sit and play around and ad lib, and it's a lot of fun.
The Doctor Zone references were fun. Do you have any plans to do any other pop culture references?
Dan: We've been busy with Doctor Zone, because that comes back into play. But what this series has that Phineas never had is the guys who are protecting the pistachios- that becomes a bigger story by midway through the season. It starts to become a big arc that actually goes through the whole season and culminates in a big season finale with a big climax to that story. We'd never really done that in Phineas, where we kept a story going through not only several episodes, but through the entire season. We wanted to introduce all of the characters first. In the very first episodes you only see those guys in the very background of things, and then they start having lines, and then…
Jeff: We covered three or four rooms with Post-It notes trying to make sure everything actually connects and works.
Dan: Luckily, because it takes so long to do animation, sometimes we'll be in episode 16 and we'll go, "Oh. We're doing this here. It'd be cool if we planted something earlier. What episode has not shipped overseas yet, or what episode can we put a line in that'll tease that, and makes us seem a lot smarter than we actually are?" Oh, they were planning that way back then? Well, yes, and no.
Jeff: We try to do things that make us look smarter than we are, often. That's why I have these glasses.
How important is it for you to create a show the whole family can watch together?
Dan: That's the best thing that we hear, because when we started Phineas it was right at the time where TV watching had gotten so segmented. There's the Food Station, the Food Network, and Home and Garden Television, and-
Jeff: There's a whole Bass Fishing Network.
Dan: Yeah, there really is, and what the research was showing was that every age group in the house had its own TV. So, family viewing as we remembered it, from when we were kids, had sort of disappeared. When we were kids, it was the whole family on the couch watching TV. It was everybody watching one show, and you had to pick something that everybody liked, and since that was no longer the norm, people weren't doing as many shows with the whole family. So, when we hear that, to us, it just warms our heart that we're bringing back family viewing to the family.
Jeff: I was recently on a ski lift with this 18 year old kid, and I was making jokes about my 15 year old son, that I was up here with a bunch of 15 year olds and blah blah blah and we were talking. And he did that "What do you do?" and I said, "Well, I do cartoons for Disney." "Oh, what show?" I said, "Well, I used to do a show called Phineas and Ferb." And this 18 year old went, "Dude, I gotta take a selfie with you." I'd forgotten that now these kids that grew up on our show are 18, 19, 20- they're in college. And they have this language with their families- they have shared jokes, because the show talked to everybody in the house. And I think that's awesome.
I had a guy when I was talking at a college who asked if I would call his dad and tell his dad to send him more money as Monogram. I did it as Monogram, because they shared that whole thing, and I did it. "I'm here with your son, and he's doing very well in school, but he could probably use a few more bucks," and I got a nice e-mail from him later, saying, "He sent more money. Thank you."
All of a sudden there is that shared humor, those shared jokes, those shared lines, that those families will have forever. And sometimes, it's just singing the songs together.
Dan: Part of it was just that we made the show to make each other laugh and to make the writers laugh. We all have immature enough senses of humor that we also laugh at the stuff that the kids would laugh at, but we also laugh at the jokes that the kids won't get. We always feel like, "Well, let's just put everything that we think is funny in. And just make sure that there's enough stuff in for the kids if they don't get a reference, or something like that." Our only rule is, if the adult in the room laughs, and the kid asks what they're laughing about, that conversation can't be an uncomfortable conversation.
Jeff: We'd rather have the conversation be because we did a joke about existentialist philosophy.
So, who has the bad luck?
Dan: People have asked me a couple times, "How did you deal with all of the adversity that happened to you in your career?" I always look back on that, and I always scratch my head and think, did I have adversity? I look back, and there's a lot of things that went wrong throughout, but I think Swampy and I are both very positive in our outlook of life. So when things go wrong, we just go around it. People often think that you're going down this path, and if you turn this way it's success, and this way it's failure. That's not at all what it is. It's failure, failure, failure, failure, success. You just have to keep going down whatever path you're on, and if there's failure here, you turn that way. If there's failure here, you know you turn that way, and you just keep going. And I think that's part of what we were trying to do with Milo- things are going to go wrong for everybody. If there's anything that we want the kids to know from this, it's that if things go wrong in your life, don't let it ruin your day, much less your life. Find the positive spin on it.
What advice would you have for young kids who are into drawing and doodling and those kind of things?
Jeff: Throw away their erasers. Somebody much wiser than me once said, "I think there's 10,000 bad drawings in everybody, and your job is to get them out as quickly as possible, and you only do that by doing more drawings." When I started in animation- because I didn't get trained in this- I think it was David Silverman- he was one of the first guys who helped teach me, and for a while he said, "You should just draw with a Sharpie. It'll keep you from fiddling with stuff and fussing with stuff- it forces you just to make bold shapes." And for a year, I didn't draw with anything other than a Sharpie when I was drawing my own stuff, and it had a huge, positive impact. You can't erase it. You can't fiddle with it. And I started filling books with drawings.
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Retail sales were broadly flat in the year to May following strong growth in April, while selling prices rose at the fastest pace in six years, according to new research.
The Confederation of British Industry's Distributive Trades Survey found 29% of firms saw sales volumes were up on a year ago, while 27% said they were down.
A balance of 6% expect sales volumes to pick up pace a little in June.
Sales volumes for the time of year were considered broadly average, and are expected to remain the same next month.
The volume of orders placed with suppliers fell over the year to May, with 16% reporting a rise and 28% reporting a fall. Firms anticipate a broadly similar fall next month.
Retailers expect their overall business situation to deteriorate over the next three months and investment intentions for the next year compared to the previous 12 months were negative.
Average selling prices rose at the fastest pace since May 2011, with 62% reporting increases.
Year-on-year growth in internet sales volumes slowed markedly in May, dropping from 48% to 31%. Growth is expectedly to accelerate marginally next month (36%), but to remain below the long-run average (52%).
Alpesh Paleja, CBI principal economist, said: "It's clear that households are increasingly feeling the pinch, as rising inflation pushes down on real earnings. Taken together with higher import cost pressures from a weaker pound, this is creating a challenging environment for retailers."


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Joseph Weizenbaum died yesterday in Berlin as a result of a stroke at the age of 85.
Throughout his life he has provided many outstanding contributions to computer science and AI. After he created the first banking computer in the world while working for General Electric he took up a position at the MIT as professor for applied and political science. In 1966 he published ELIZA – his best know work – and the first computer program demonstrating natural language processing. His academic contributions include the creation of the SLIP (symmetric List Processor) programming language and research on pointers, list structures and garbage collection schemes.
Over the years he also became one of the strongest critics of computer science and a society that blindly believes into technology. His influential book "Computer Power and Human Reason: From Judgment To Calculation" displayed his grown ambivalence towards computer technology. Many concepts from this book have by now become common understandings like, for example, how programmers are seen by society or his critics of the promises by AI.
In one of his last mails Joseph Weizenbaum wrote: (translated from German)
"…our death is the last service we can provide to the world: Would we not go out of the way the following generations would not need to re-create human culture. Culture would become fixed, unchangeable and die. And with the death of culture humanity would also perish…"
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Eliza: Please go on.
You: He was your daddy
Eliza: What about your own daddy?
You: Well, aren't you full of sorrow that your daddy died
Eliza: Oh, i full of sorrow that my daddy died.
You: It is quite some time ago he created you
Eliza: Oh, i [].
You: We will all remember him
Eliza: Please go on.
We will remember Joseph Weizenbaum as a great scientist, an outstanding person and potentially one of the first true computer nerds. Thank you for all what you have given us.
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It's a moving target: right now there is a pile of donated materials—kid's books, music CD's, textbooks, etc.—that haven't been put in the database yet. But this minute, October 6, here is what we have:
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a community endowment?
A community endowment is a tax-exempt public charity created by and for the people of the community and governed by a volunteer board of trustees. A community endowment provides convenient bridges between donors and charities: they act as catalysts for community improvement by working with a wide variety of partners. A community endowment is a permanent entity. Endowed funds in a community endowment will continue to benefit a community forever. An alternative and interchangeable term is "Community Foundation."
Who runs a community endowment?
Typically, the community foundation has an independent governing body representing the broad interests of the community with members of the board serving limited terms. The board is responsible for seeing that a reasonable rate of return is achieved on all funds entrusted to the foundation.
How does the endowment get its funds?
A community endowment actively seeks new, typically large contributions of permanent endowment from a wide range of donors who are generally residents of the area and provides assistance to those donors in fulfilling their philanthropic interests. In the early years, a start-up community foundation may also conduct a modest annual campaign to support the cost of its initial operations.
Who receives grants from a community endowment?
The unrestricted funds of the endowment are awarded in a competitive process to non-profit agencies in the community. Typically, a community endowment will establish guidelines and processes for distribution and work with applicant agencies on appropriate projects. Some funds are accepted by community endowments with restrictions placed by the donors who designate the agency or nature of the grants to be made.
How can a community endowment help its community beyond making grants?
A community endowment also provides leadership on community issues by serving as a facilitator, convener or mediator around significant community discussions. If it has the staff capacity, it may also provide technical advice to area nonprofits.
Who invests the endowment's money?
Generally, the endowment will hire professional management for its portfolio investment. The endowment establishes the philosophy and policies for investments, but the professionals handle day-to-day decisions.
How are these investment experts picked?
The Board of Directors of the Community Endowment has an investment committee that carefully selects fund managers to bid for the management of all or portions of the portfolio. Managers are regularly evaluated and replaced if they fail to meet Endowment's standards.
Will the endowment ever change donor's instructions?
A common governing instrument, called a fund agreement, covers all gifts and funds in the endowment. This agreement includes a "variance power" to modify the use of restricted funds if such restrictions become unnecessary, incapable of fulfillment or inconsistent with the charitable needs of the community or area served. Those are the only conditions under which an endowment modifies the terms of a gift.
What happens if the community endowment goes out of business?
The community endowment is a public charity and as such, under the supervision of the Attorney General of the State. If something happens to the community endowment, it would be the decision of the Attorney General regarding its future.
To whom is the community endowment accountable?
A community endowment files an annual return with the IRS, which is a publicly available document. In addition, most states require a state information return, which I also publicly available. The endowment is primarily accountable to the people of the area it serves and should publish an annual report that is available to all.
Do I need a lawyer to consider a gift to the endowment?
The fund agreements that establish donor-named funds in the endowment are made available to each donor during preliminary conversations with endowment staff. It is always recommended that the donors' individual counselors review charitable gift plans.
How many community endowments are there?
It is estimated that there are more than 1,000 community endowments throughout the country. They serve small communities, counties, whole regions of the state, whole states, and in some cases, multiple state areas.
When was the first community endowment started?
In 1914, Frederick Goff, a Cleveland, Ohio attorney and president of the Cleveland Trust Company, started the first community endowment as a component of his bank. He had two goals: To create a philanthropic vehicle to facilitate donor's charitable intentions in perpetuity even if their original purpose became obsolete (variance power); and second, to establish a system whereby people of modest means could also engage in large scale philanthropy if they pooled their contributions.
How much money do community endowments spend?
In 1993, the grants from community endowments were about $1 billion, based on total assets of almost $10 billion.
How would I use my local community endowment?
A family may choose to establish a named fund that bears their family name and continues their community giving in perpetuity. A community group may decide to establish a fund in honor of, or memory of, a friend or community leader. A business may choose a community endowment to help with its grant making, thus saving time and personnel for the business, yet assuring support for their selected charitable interests. Some donors choose to make their community philanthropy anonymous and the endowment is a perfect partner to help them. Nonprofit agencies often establish their endowments within a community endowment to guarantee their donors that the principle of the gift is never disturbed and the earnings will forever come to the agency.
What's the difference between the United Way and a community endowment?
A United Way typically served only its member agencies, which is a small percentage of the community health and human service organizations. It makes annual distribution for general operating support to these agencies based on its annual fund drive proceeds. The community endowment supports all areas of the community—arts and culture, education, health and human services, recreation and civic affairs—and has no members who are guaranteed annual gifts. It distributes earnings in a competitive grant making process, generally on a one-year only basis. The community endowment distributes only the earnings from its endowment and not all of the money that it holds. The community is well served to have both a United Way and a community endowment.
How long does it take to establish a fund?
It is a simple process involving a meeting with a representative of the endowment and the donor to review the fund agreement form and determine the donor's desires and the most suitable way to accomplish them. Once the donor and other appropriate counselors of the donor approve the form, the initial contribution is made and the fund is established. Generally, the fund needs to be approved and accepted by the board of the endowment at its next meeting.
How much does it take to establish a named fund?
Each endowment establishes its own requirements. The Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation requires a minimum of $25,000 to establish a named fund.
Must all gifts be cash?
No. The endowment is able to accept gifts of appreciated securities (which are particularly advantageous to the donor,) real property, or in some cases, personal property. Some endowments also accept business and partnership interests. The community endowment offers the maximum charitable deduction available for estate and gift planning opportunities. The endowment is generally able to provide information on giving techniques and assist donors to evaluate the most effective ways to accomplish their charitable goals.


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May Tram Diaries Part 2 - Road Work
Written by Lauren M. Whaley
The welcomed precipitation that granted soft landings for epic hucks and powder skiing into May has once again slowed construction of the new aerial tram. Ten straight days of rain and clouds have left the roads saturated at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. These roads should be in tiptop condition as trucks with large pieces of metal, cable, tools and people drive up and down them. By the end of the rain days, crews already had to rebuild some of the roads.
"We're using extra large rock and a dirt-rock combination," says Tim Mason, interim General Manager for Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. "We put mat down over the wet and muddy road surface. Then we lay down rock over the mat and finish with twelve to eighteen inches of pit run. This allows the water to drain down to the mat surface and off the road keeping dry material stable above the saturated soils to maintain road integrity."
Crews reinforced some of the Laramie traverse so that it's strong enough to hold the large trucks bringing in material for the new Tower 4.
"It's unusual to have that many days consecutively without sun," Mason says. "But, we're staying on top of it."
While rain pounded the Hole, snow still remains. Last week, crews moved about three feet off the top of the bowl. "Snow clearing is never ending," Mason says.
Water-saturated roads had no effect on the concrete masters of the lower terminal, who finished pouring the North bollard. They are now taking down the forms from the massive pour and doing a few smaller pours before the lower terminal fills up with contractors. In June, about eight different contractors will be working on the lower terminal, outfitting it with essential parts from piping to electrical wiring.
As far as equipment, nearly all Tower equipment has safely arrived in Jackson; next shipment: top terminal material.
Towers Finished: Tower 1 and Tower 3.
Next up: Tower 2 or 4.
Because of deep snow cover and subsequent melting, the exposed tops of Tower 2 foundations had to be dug out by about 14 workers. They shoveled about six feet off to try to get to the ground. "Once you expose the ground next to the foundations, the melting goes faster," Mason explains. "That only took a half a day, so we're working on it."
Tower 2 equipment waits at the bottom of Thunder. Crews disassembled old Tower 2 but need helicopter assistance to transport the material of the mountain. Mason expects work to crank up again in June. They just need a little bit of sunshine.
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The term " the customer is always right" is a slogan that has rung loud and clear with the self-rightous customers since the invention of the shopfront. Much of the time – the customer is right – poor service or low product quality has caused them to make complaint and to demand a refund or replacement.
Yet, now is much different to ten or fifteen years. Now the consumer is more empowered than they have been for 50 years via the omnipresence of digital media platforms. Every Tom, Dick & Harriet has been given a pedestal to share their two cents. And they deserve it, for too long following the modernisation of markets have the cries of consumers been drowned out by tidal waves of adverts and misinformed product launches. We are now in an age of mass broadcast where every single one of us has the potential to be publically voiced whether it is on a blog or a business's Facebook page – our opinions can count for more than a couple of bucks.
Whilst I ravel-ravel amongst the masses to many a consumer injustice, (Cadbury's 30g bar decrease, Samsung's listening) an unbalance of power is beginning to erupt. The corruption pertains in particular to the overzealous, overtimed individual that uses this swing to satisfy his or her own undeserving vendetta.
There are some battles so small that I cannot understand any reason other than an inherent need to perpetually complain (arising from any number of existential issues of mediocrity) that would propel such actualisations of argument as onion being partially rotten on the inside (such things are extremely difficult for any business to determine, regardless of their scaling).
It is most disappointing to see an unwarranted attack on a small business, especially when the point of conflict is a by-product of the incompetence of the consumer. The onion, for example, is far easier to identify when it is in your hand – if you buy it that is your failure to recognise a singular below par specimen, not the grocer who ordered in over 1000 of the otherwise perfectly good vegetable.
Beyond tangible products, service is another area that often sees businesses copping flack on a social media or review platform. Manners are definitely at the forefront of this war and that is simply a two way street. Be nice to the person selling you something, because they are probably trying to be nice to you. Mutual interests in being polite, alongside compassion on even the tightest of margins are always earned and repaid.
Alas, perhaps working within a digital management capacity I am more reactive to e-complaints or maybe what I am saying has some warrant. What do you think? Are customers desperately trying to capture some gratification when they slander a restaurant for not answering their phone? Or should be they be more responsive in today's 24 hour cycles?
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U.S. and Canadian stock futures suggest a flat start when markets open this morning. So far, there isn't a lot of indication that Friday's rally that brought the S&P 500 above 1,600 and the Dow temporarily above 15,000 will extend into today - but investors also appear reluctant to take profits given that bets on a market correction so far this year haven't been very rewarding.
There's little in the way of U.S. economic data today, and with 80 per cent of S&P 500 corporate earnings already released, wild swings in the market may have to wait for another day. London's stock market is also closed for a holiday today, which is helping to keep trading volumes throughout Europe unusually quiet. Commodities are mixed.
Some sectors within the stock market could be better positioned for gains going forward than others. The market's rally of 2013, that has seen the S&P 500 rise an impressive 13 per cent, has largely been driven by defensive sectors such as utilities and health care. That has left cyclical stocks, which include commodity producers, the most undervalued relative to defensives than at any time during the past 15 years, Goldman Sachs pointed out in a research note on Friday. That suggests money could start flowing more into growth stocks shortly and into the resource sector that dominates the TSX. Indeed, there have been some early signs in recent days that cyclicals are starting to lead defensive stocks again.
Here's a look at what else is happening this morning and what's to come.
U.S. futures: S&P Toronto 60 Unchanged; S&P 500 -0.01 per cent; Dow Unchanged; Nasdaq +0.15 per cent
Hong Kong's Hang Seng +0.99 per cent
Shanghai composite index +1.16 per cent
Japan's Nikkei Closed for holiday
London's FTSE 100 Closed for a holiday
Germany's DAX -0.02 per cent
France's CAC 40 -0.20 per cent
Italy's FTSE MIB -0.51 per cent
WTI crude oil (Nymex Jun) -0.38 per cent at $95.25 (U.S.) a barrel
Gold (Comex Jun) +0.47 per cent at $1,470.80 (U.S.) an ounce
Silver (Comex July) +0.23 per cent at $24.07 an ounce.
Copper (Comex July) -0.74 per cent at $3.29 (U.S.) a pound
Canadian dollar up 0.0023, or 0.23 per cent, at $0.9916 (U.S.)
Canada building permits jumped 8.6 per cent in March, much faster than economists' forecasts calling for a 1 per cent rise.
Shares in Berkshire Hathaway Inc. are up 2 per cent in the premarket after the company's annual shareholders meeting this weekend. Warren Buffett was also interviewed on CNBC this morning, commenting that stocks will go "far higher" in the long run.
Onex Corp. says it will pay $950-million (U.S.) in cash to acquire business-to-business trade show operator Nielsen Expositions.
Panasonic Corp. has signed a multi-year broad licence agreement for Wi-Lan Inc.'s digital TV and display patent portfolio. Terms were not disclosed.
Earnings today include: Anadarko Petroleum Corp.; Catalyst Paper Corp.; Tyson Foods Inc.
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