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Running Time: 125
Director: Alex Ladd
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Cast: Joe Friday, Mika Tan, Charmane Star, Annie Cruz, Dale DaBone, Talon (I), Sergio (I), Kylie Rey, Steven French, Marcos Leon, Lacey Tom, Avena Lee, Veronica Lynn, Nick Manning, Lucy Thai
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: All-Sex
Annie Cruz is hot these days, so point her out to customers.
Eight more-or-less Asian babes deliver on this series' sub-titular promise of "happy endings," but two of the scenes stand well above the rest. The first features Annie Cruz imagining what it would be like to be a geisha - and like magic (and make-up), she and Kylie Rey are pleasuring much-tattooed Joe Friday with doggie, mish and spoon before Annie takes his cock up her pooper in reverse cowgirl.
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How do I mount an NTFS image created by GNU NTFSclone on Windows? Neither the gnuwin32 version of NTFSclone nor Cygwin's
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Proof since this got downvoted despite being right, in a changelog.
If you actually need to write, or make the system think it's a real disk, I think OSFMount may be the only option. It is free (as in free beer, if you want that distinction made).
What type of image is it you are trying to mount? Windows, by default, will not mount an image for reading. If it's something like an iso or nero (nrg) then something like daemon tools could be used
ImDisk might mount it, but you may have to fuss with the settings to get it to work.
I'm using PassMark OSFMount, as it's a simple no-nonsense utility perfect for temporary mounts. It doesn't register itself with the system start up or install an icon to the system tray.
I am not sure if your NTFS images will be compatible, but you might want to try:
If you want a write access, be sure to uncheck the read-only flag during mounting.
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Developed through a series of interviews with journalists and members of the public, Bystander stages an inverted dialogue between television news and its viewers. Professional newscasters, includingNY1's Roger Clark, former WWOR-TV reporter Maria Trice and former KEYT-TV weatherman Jon Wright, will perform 2014 news highlights interwoven with the personal stories of New Yorkers collected from nearly a hundred interviews. Actors Lynn Berg, Audrey Crabtree, Annie Fox and Michael Wiener will contribute news reports as if they were voicing personal opinions. By re-contextualizing the television news scenario as theatrical dialogue, Laser lays bare the mechanisms at play in the presentation and reception of current events.
With this work, Laser re-imagines a television news broadcast that is filmed, edited and screened live as it is performed on stage. Laser conducted interviews and wrote the script for Bystander in collaboration with writer Sofia Pontén while both were in residence at the non-profit art space Recess in New York City. Both the Recess Session and the resulting performances at The Kitchen will be staged in a functioning television news studio.
Bystander was developed with and features television journalists and actors Lynn Berg, Roger Clark (NY1 reporter), Audrey Crabtree, Annie Fox, Maria Trice (former WWOR-TV reporter), Michael Wiener and Jon Wright (former KEYT-TV and WLBT-TV weather and news anchor).
Script written by Liz Magic Laser and Sofia Pontén based on nearly a hundred interviews conducted by the cast with members of the public at Recess in SoHo. Assistant Director: Sofia Pontén Technical Director: Irwin Seow Director of Photography: Laura Cooper Costume Stylist: Felicia Garcia-Rivera Research Assistants: Mimi Chiahemen, Lucia Hinojosa, Brian Mcelroy and Rachel Zaretsky
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NEW YORK -- Cincinnati Reds pitcher Luis Atilano and Boston Red Sox right-hander Marco Duarte have been suspended 50 games each for violating baseball's minor league drug program.
The commissioner's office announced Friday that Atilano was punished following a second violation for a drug of abuse, while Duarte was disciplined after testing positive for an amphetamine. The suspensions take effect immediately.
Atilano, on the roster at Double-A Pensacola, has been on the disabled list most of the season. Drafted 35th overall by Atlanta in 2003, the right-hander went 6-7 with a 5.15 ERA in 16 major league starts for the Washington Nationals in 2010.
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Bipolar disorder is treated with a combination of medicines and counseling. It's important to take your medicines exactly as prescribed, even when you feel well. Your doctor may have you try different combinations of medicines to find what's right for you.
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Counseling is also an important part of treatment. It can help you cope with problems that may come up in your work or relationships because of bipolar disorder. To learn more, see Other Treatment.
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I've never had a freezer stash and I've been pumping for almost 4 months, LO is a almost 6 month.
I stayed home with my sick LO last week and breasfeed on Monday and Tuesday. I pulled out friday's milk to use on Wednesday and it smelled and tasted soapy. I threw it out. I had 4oz leftover. But then this week I pulled out Friday's milk on Monday and it tasted and smelled the same, but LO took it.
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The first season of The Walking Dead ended (spoiler alert? still?) with a visit to the Centers for Disease Control. More precisely, it ended with those offices exploding, but that's besides the point. Our human survivors visited the CDC because that's what you do when there's a viral outbreak of that magnitude. It's precisely what those government workers spend their days planning for.
In that spirit, the CDC — as in, the actual CDC, in real life (aka True 3D) — has released a preparedness plan for the looming zombie apocalypse (via BoingBoing). It's played fairly straight, though the writing style is almost certainly more colorful and conversational that what you'd see in a typical government report.
The short version: keep an emergency kit handy and a plan that you can put into action should such an emergency arrive. Really, this zombie preparedness plan amounts to a clever ruse designed to teach us how to handle an actual disaster. The zombie apocalypse, as much as it seems like scary, End of Days fun, really falls closer to the Rapture, which, as we'll all learn this weekend, isn't real either.
Clever, but too bad most of the items in their plan would serve no use in an actual zombie apocalypse. Not sure why I would need a copy of my birth certificate, long form or otherwise. But legal documents might be handy if my house is swept away by a Tsunami.
It's mostly just a general guide for how to handle general disasters wrapped up in a clever pop-culture reference for the sake of getting people to actually take the time to read up on how to handle disasters (Particularly useful considering the rampant stuff going on the last ten years). The BC thing is basically in instances of a state wide disaster, you'll want a copy of your BC for worst case scenarios under the assumption the entire country isn't facing said disaster (As most disasters are generally regionwide rather than national) as most record keeping is done at the state level.
No, I understood the point. I just wanted to point out that this is good for every other disaster, except for zombies.
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If Secret can leave the viewer despairing, it's also hugely inspiring, thanks to Mino. She's one of the cinematic heroines of the year.
Best Kept Secret is an exemplary documentary: It spotlights an important issue yet never seeks to squeeze the truth into an easily digestible narrative frame. Instead it expands its storytelling to the boundaries of messy, joyful and painful reality.
This is no sappy portrait of a saint: Mino is tenacious, critical and defensive, and in one memorable scene, a colleague tries to get her to face reality about what the real world holds for their students after graduation.
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Mar 14, 2015This film provided a unique perspective into the autistic community. These are kids from a low-income neighborhood with little to no outsideThis film provided a unique perspective into the autistic community. These are kids from a low-income neighborhood with little to no outside resources available to them. I say they are kids but in fact they are 21 year old adults about to age out of the public school system. It's clear from the start that they are not ready to participate in the outside world and their options are bleak.
The film doesn't have a narrator and, due to the linguistic limitations of the subjects, none of the kids can be interviewed directly. But the film focuses on Janet Mino, who is their very passionate teacher. By the end of the film I found myself seeing the students through her eyes as individual people with their own dreams and motivations even though they can't articulate them.
The one weakness I found was that there were a few meetings (particularly between Ms. Mino and the school principal) that were obviously staged to provide background to the audience. This damaged the film's credibility in my eyes but Ms. Mino's passion was obviously not staged.
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Sep 26, 2013forever. Best Kept Secret follows Ms. Mino and her students over the year and a half before graduation. The clock is ticking to find them aforever. Best Kept Secret follows Ms. Mino and her students over the year and a half before graduation. The clock is ticking to find them a place in the adult world a job or rare placement in a recreational center so they do not end up where their predecessors have, sitting at home, institutionalized, or on the streets.… Full Review »


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Reader Rafael asked (in the comments section on the OLD blog, so I missed it for nine years until coming across it recently):
I heard somewhere that Impulse was a character Waid created for another publisher and the brought him to DC; have you tackled it before or have any info?
I have not, Rafael, but I'll do it now! I asked Mark Waid about this and he said that nope, he invented Bart Allen specifically for DC. So there ya go!
Thanks for the question, Rafael! And thanks for the info, Mark!
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While Mark certainly created the substance of the character of Bart "Impulse" Allen, the fact that Barry Allen had a grandson in the 30th century was actually mentioned in Legion of Super-Heroes (1989 series) # 17, referred to as "Barry II" in that text.
Interesting, Shang Chi almost became another casualty of 80s Marvel offing or depowering all the 1970s superheroes. They were really going for a 100% killing rate.
On the killing off Shang-chi … did it have anything to do with Marvel's rights to use Fu Manchu? (And what's up with that anyways?)
Dear Lord. A Spider-Man cartoon for children had nazis in it, yet Disney won't allow them to be used in the MCU.
If you have a pipeline to Waid I have a question that I thought of during the Deadpool countdown: Is it true that Waid took the Deadpool: Sins of the Past assignment without really knowing much about the character and then tried to get out of it once he realized how flippant the character was? You touched on how that series was the start of legitimacy for DP and I was wondering if that was Waid trying to make sense of a character that was pretty gimmicky up until that point.
The 1994 Spider-Man show DID reference Nazis by name in the episode dealing with Black Cat's dad and knowing the formula for the Super Soldier serum. Not only was it constantly rerun by Fox, but I also saw it a few times on ABC Family when they had all of Fox Kids' super hero shows in syndication.
"Hiawatha Smith"?
The 1990's X-Men cartoon also had a surprisingly good later Nazi episode dealing with Logan and Captain America running around in WWII. I think it was loosely based on that famous Black Widow/Cap/Wolverine issue.
The best part of this whole thing is "Professor Hiawatha Smith," with his super-stereotypical outfit. I'm sure the intention was to be inclusive and give representation to Native American characters–which makes the stereotypes even funnier.
Did the Shang-Chi series end during Jim Shooter's reign? Because if so it lends credence to Rene's observation as to how there seemed to be an agenda to have 70s characters meet gruesome ends when their series ended.
The Nazi episode is included in the Region 2 DVD boxset as well, FWIW. (I checked)
Oops, I didn't notice Rene already made that observation in this very thread. I missed that the first time around.
The Nazi episode is included in the Region 2 DVD boxset as well, FWIW. (I checked)
It'd be fascinating to see whether it would appear on a Region 1 DVD. I suspect it would, as the problem seems to be more about the episode being out there in the general syndication package and less any serious objections to the episode (hence it airing a couple of times on TV since it was pulled from the general package).
I checked it in Grand Comics Database, and the final issue was released in 1983, well withing Jim Shoorter's stint. So yeah.
I find interesting that pretty much the only major 1970s heroes that escaped death or depowering in the 1980s were Luke Cage and Shang-Chi. Maybe because they were among Marvel's few major heroes at the time that were not white and they were afraid of looking racist?
Not that that stopped Cage from being framed for Iron Fist murder and Shang Chi from being considered for death.
I've never read the comics, but I've always found Legion continuity fascinating from second-hand accounts and guest appearances.
If Impulse is from the Post-Crisis, Pre-Zero Hour Legion future, how did he become the cousin of Post-Zero Hour's Legionnaire, XS? Did he get a new "Reboot Legion" origin that didn't involve Dominators, or did Bart and Jenni acknowledge they were cousins but from different timelines?
If anything, it sounds like O'Neil is particularly bloodthirsty. Stay on his good side….
If Impulse is from the Post-Crisis, Pre-Zero Hour Legion future, how did he become the cousin of Post-Zero Hour's Legionnaire, XS? Did he get a new "Reboot Legion" origin that didn't involve Dominators, or did Bart and Jenni acknowledge they were cousins but from different timelines?
He debuted during Zero Hour. All the Barry Allen stuff just carried over to the Post-Zero Hour continuity, even if it didn't precisely work.
If anything, it sounds like O'Neil is particularly bloodthirsty. Stay on his good side….
Yeah, he arrived at DC and one of the first things he did was have Katma Tui killed off in Action Comics Weekly. And then, of course, Death in the Family looms large.
Bart was the son of Don Allen if memory serves. XS was a later relative/cousin born to Dawn Allen's side of the family. My understanding of the continuity is that both Tornado Twins had families before dying, and this allows for XS and Impulse to be cousins and for both to be related to Barry Allen.
My bad: Dawn actually is XS's Mom. So Bart and XS are direct cousins.
@Brian- this is weird. Denny O'Neil's last issue was Master of Kung Fu 108 and the series' last issue was 125. If they were planning on canceling it, why did they let the series go on for another year and a half? And why didn't they stop with Fu Manchu's death in issue 118? That seems like a logical endpoint.
Stop giving yourself a headache trying to figure out DC continuity. It can't be done. As far as I'm concerned, each individual issue of a DC title is its own universe. Its the only way that makes any sense.
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Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends was my gateway to the Marvel Universe. I lived and breathed that series when I was a kid. I'd say I have a, fairly, good recollection of most of the episodes. "The Quest of the Red Skull" was one episode I couldn't remember ever having seen. The Wikipedia episode guide for the series noted that the episode was pulled, so I couldn't help but wonder about this.
The "Spider-Friends" website has an interview with Dennis Marks. He apparently really campaigned to have the Red Skull depicted as a Nazi, not that he had any intent to glorify him or the Hitler thugs. Smith's father was inferred to have fought in World War II for the Allies. Hiawatha Smith was indeed inspired by Indiana Jones. History professor by day, adventurer/spy-smasher by night.
Strangely, the Smith character has never made it to the comics yet, though he should. If I have the chance to write some Marvel comics, I'd gladly write him.
Moon Knight debuted in the 70's, but he's still around, and even had his own super-powers in his second series and in West Coast Avengers, right?
And maybe I'm misremembering the chronology here, but didn't Doug Moench write the first Moon Knight series? I thought that came out after Master of Kung-Fu was cancelled. Maybe I'm just old and senile.
And maybe I'm misremembering the chronology here, but didn't Doug Moench write the first Moon Knight series? I thought that came out after Master of Kung-Fu was cancelled. Maybe I'm just old and senile.
Moench left both books at the same time. The start of the Moon Knight ongoing predated the end of Masters of Kung Fu.
Marvel originally tried to obtain the license for the David Carradine Kung Fu tv series; but was unable to. They, instead, optioned the rights to Sax Rohmer's Fu Manchu novels, with the characters Fu Manchu, Nayland Smith and Dr Petrie. The series was launched in Special Marvel Edition #15 (previously a reprint anthology, with Sgt Fury stories), with a new son for Fu Manchu, Shang Chi. Shang grew up in a secluded household and believes his father to be an honorable man. His father sends him to kill an evil man, Dr Petrie. Shang is troubled; but, obeys his father. What he finds is a nearly dead Petrie, attended by a nearly crippled Nayland Smith, who fills in Shang about his father's past. Shang confronts his father and learns the truth, putting them at odds.
The series focused heavily on the battle with Fu, in the early days, under Steve Engelhart and Jim Starlin. They introduced the character Black Jack Tarr, an ally of Nayland Smith; but, mostly stuck to the Rohmer characters. Then, Doug Moench took over and started to move beyond this, adding the world of espionage. Paul Gulacy, who modelled his work on Jim Steranko, added James Bond visual touches and they introduced the character Clive Reston, alluded to be the illegitimate son of James Bond and the grand nephew of Sherlock Holmes. They also introduced Leiko Wu, Pavane, and a host of villains, including Carlton Velcro (a drug lord, who used the assassin Razorfist, and was aided by the mercenary Pavane), Mordillo (with sidekick robot Brynocki), Shockwave, and Shen Kui (aka The Cat). This built to the epic multiple issue battle against Fu Manchu, who had been absent from the series, for quite a while.
When the series ended (it had carried on the numbering from Special Marvel Edition, having been retitled Master of Kung Fu with issue 17) in issue 125, the character became rather dormant (he went through a revival in Marvel Comics Presents). It had always been a cult book, with modest sales. At some point, marvel's license to the Fu Manchu characters lapsed and they didn't renew it. During the bankruptcy period, and just prior, they weren't really in the position to shell out money to characters that appealed to a limited audience. Unfortunately, this made it very hard to reprint the series, since Fu was tied into a lot of the most popular storylines. They sidestepped it for the Max imprint Master of Kung Fu mini-series, by referring to his father as the Count of St Germain (an alias that is revealed to be false, but Fu Manchu is never named in the mini-series). The obvious solution was to rename Fu as the Yellow Claw, though Marvel had enough issues with the racist overtones of that name (calling him the Golden Claw and Plan Chu, in later stories). In fact, the Yellow Klaw was a Fu Manchu pastiche, with Jimmy Woo acting as Nayland Smith, while the Yellow Claw had a daughter, who was in love with Fu (as Fah Lo Suee was with Nayland Smith, in the Rohmer series).
Marvel has recently solicited a reprint omnibus of the early Master of Kung Fu stories; so, they either worked something out or are altering the names. The earliest Fu Manchu books are in the public domain; but, the characters are trademarked by the Rohmer estate. However, due to the charges of racism in the Fu Manchu stories, it's possible that the estate was willing to cut a favorable deal for Marvel (pure speculation, on my part).
While Marvel couldn't use the name, they retained the rights to characters created within the series, like Clive Reston, Black Jack Tarr, Leiko Wu, and Shen Kui.
Sorry, that should be the Yellow Klaw's daughter was in love with Jimmy Woo, no Fu Manchu.
Denny O'Neil does what he wants. Who's going to question the Master?
It has nothing to do with the SPIDER-MAN AND HIS AMAZING FRIENDS article, but in that 90s SPIDER-MAN animated series the story with the Red Skull actually introduced Electro as the Red Skull's son. Can you believe that? Electro was the Red Skull's son?!? And people still call that 90s SPIDER-MAN series the most "faithful" to the comics!
There was also "The Capture of Captain America" episode of the syndicated 1980's solo SPIDER-MAN cartoon.
I'm fully aware of the problems with Marvel licensing Fu Manchu and whatnot, which I assume is why when he appeared in Secret Avengers they revealed that his real name was Zheng Zu. The thing I'm a bit confused about is why Marvel were able to reprint Giant Size Spider-Man #2 in Essential Spider-Man Vol.6. Fu Manchu appears prominently, and he's referred to by name, so what happened? Did Marvel briefly reacquire the license solely for that one reprint?
It's possible that it got through without anyone noticing or else they went on the assumption that since the early books were in the public domain, the character was, too. I know the Burroughs estate has fought this, with Tarzan, but hasn't been able to fully get their way. I'm not a lawyer and the whole public domain of the original work vs trademark of the character is headache-inducing. Perhaps they are able to get away with it, since Fu Manchu is not on the cover or title of the collection. With Master of Kung Fu, that would have been a lot harder. Maybe Marvel did obtain a new license; but just hadn't got around to doing the Master of Kung Fu reprint until now (maybe technical issues). I wouldn't be surprised if they pursued re-licensing to get the Shang Chi movie off the ground (which has been in the 5th ring of Developmental Hell); but, maybe one of their lawyers found a loophole and they feel they don't have to worry about it.
Somebody get Marvel on the phone…
did mark waid ever address impulse's powers killing him? i seem to recall he went straight into "terminal velocity" and that plot thread was never truly addressed.
The Quest of The Red Skull is included in iTunes full series of SM&HAF, fyi!
ABC did air "Quest of the Red Skull", but in censored form with few scene either edited or cut entirely.
Fu Manchu falls into the same legal gray area as Sherlock Holmes. Like Holmes, the earliest Fu Manchu stories are in the public domain, and thus there's theoretically no issue with using a character named "Fu Manchu." The character is still trademarked (trademarks, unlike copyrights, have no set duration), but as Jeff noted, this wouldn't be an issue so long as Marvel didn't attempt to market the series under his name. The big issue with Fu Manchu is that Rohmer set the character aside after the early stories, then returned to him nearly fifteen years later following the success of the first film adaptations. These later stories ARE still under copyright, meaning elements introduced therein can't be used without permission from the copyright holder. I'm no expert on the character, but one problem is Fah Lo Suee (Fu Manchu's daughter), who also figures in the Shang-Chi stories. She first appeared in one of Rohmer's early public-domain stories, but her name and other crucial aspects of the character were only established in the later stories, which are still copyrighted. So the fact that Fu Manchu himself is a public-domain character isn't sufficient to allow reprints of the original Shang-Chi series without permission from the copyright holder(s).
Ah, "Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends." I remember watching them when I was a kid. I must have seen this ep, but since it only aired once I hardly remember it.
Every so often I pull up this cartoon on YouTube and my kid watches it. Loves it to pieces.
Starlin became so notorious for killing off his characters that the 1982 Warlock Special Edition reprints had a whole running gag about it in the Editori-Al cartoons with Al Milgrom on the inside cover. Milgrom realized he was a character in a Starlin comic and was going to end up dead. They even retitled it "Deaditori-Al" for at least one issue (where Milgrom was temporarily dead).
@m!ke: as I recall, right in that first storyline with Impulse in it, Wally took Bart and pushed him through the Speed Force past the limit where his powers were killing him and stabilized him. But it's been ages since I've read it, so I may be misremembering.
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@travis thanks mate; i must've totally missed that or even forgot in the years since.
So I read the Abandoned and Forsaken about Iron Fist's death being abandoned but what was the plot of that story considering it took place in "Namor"?
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Basically, Namor (as a businessman) has dealings with somebody who turns out to be Danny Rand, only to discover it isn't really Rand but a plant-being from K'un L'un. He goes there and rescues the real Danny Rand (who is trussed up in a bunch of plants) and brings him back to Earth to recover and resume his life.
I may be misremembering, it's been a long time. I really should re-read those.
I'm not sure where he's getting his information from but "Quest of the Red Skull" aired MULTIPLE times on NBC and was in rotation just like the other episodes. I have multiple airings on videotape. Most likely the confusion is coming from the fact that it only aired ONCE on TOON DISNEY/ABC FAMILY which may or may not be because of the Nazi theme. Another episode, "Knights & Demons" only aired once on those channels as well so it wouldn't be right to assume any reason for it. ALL of the episodes of the show are edited (not "censored, as stated by a poster above) when aired on TV channels to allow more time for commercials. Only the original airings, DVD and digital releases have all of the footage.
My understanding (I think I read this in a Flash letter column) is that the original plan was for the big reveal in "The Return of Barry Allen" was for evil Barry be Bart not Eobard Thawne. But they sort of wimped out on that one but it sparked the idea of Impulse.
On Bart's messed up timeline… I'm pretty sure that it's been stated that Bart is immune to timeline changes – in fact it was the premise of… I want to say "Impulse: Bart Saves the Universe" but it could have been before that or a major crossover or something.
I can't even remember if it was "Bart's history's so messed up he must be immune to timeline stuff" or "Bart's histoy isn't an issue because he's always had this power."
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Please help with damage assesment
I had a crash today with my multi shown here
Old post that shows my PDB setup incase someone sees something terribad in what ive done
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Madetofly brand BEC powering FC and Rx
I had signal loss and it went down with power still going to motors. All I know about how much power is that it was less than hover, so roughly 40% or less.
It took me some time to get to the quad, holding the tx high on the way to try stop the motors asap. It was about 300m away and I dont run so it took some time.
When I got there it was clear that the motors had been running while it was upside down. 2 props had scuffed the ground pretty well and the other 2 were against a log.
There was a strong smell of hot something. It didnt quite smell like plastic or rubber, maybe something in between. I wondered if this smell was the insulation on the motor windings, not something I have encountered before.
Both the motors and ESCs were very hot, not too hot to touch but they may have cooled somewhat by the time I got there.
No smoke. No charring of anything I can see. No melted insulation on visible wiring.
After a good look over I figured it was safe enough and powered it up. Mostly seems fine, FC responds to both tilting the quad, and inputs from controller. All motors spin up evenly.
The only thing that seems a miss, is the motors are noticably harder to turn by hand than they were previously. There is deffinate resistance there but the bearings seem pretty smooth still. From what ive read this could be a symptom of shorted windings, all 4 have the same thing.
Also they may not be spinning up to the same speed they used to, but this is difficult to tell, especially when you are looking for a problem and might be imagining it. I havnt tried powering it with props on yet so I dont know if it has good thrust.
What do you think? Is it possible to have burned out motors or ESCs and still have them run and respond well?
Ive looked into ways of testing the motors and I need to replace a bent shaft on one of them regardless. Until I can get to it, do you think Im safe to swap in different motors and fly on these ESCs?
Hope I included enough that someone can give advice.
Thanks for taking the time to read through my incident and advise a noob
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I do have failsafe set in the Naze. But the Naze keeps getting signal from the Turnigy Rx even if the Rx loses signal from the Tx. I thought the same thing as you and is partly why I spent on the Naze upgrade from KK2.1 instead of Frsky module and Rx. I thought the Naze could get around the lack of Failsafe in the Turnigy.
Oh well, soon ill have both.
" I would tear it down and test each component separately. "
I think this is the way to go. I was just thinking that it will be real fast and easy to check the ESCs.
Since I already know they spin up the motors and respond to the FC, I figure as long as theres no visual damage and they accept a firmware flash then they should be ok.
Someone please correct me if I am wrong.
Im tempted to just accept the motors as trashed and replace them. They have been through so many crashes after all, some of them crazy hard. Im surprised they lasted this long with only one of them starting to get loose bearings. If I can find a reliable test for them with gear I already have though ill try it.
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After a bunch of googling and time spent with a multimeter it looks like everything is fine
Props on and hovered it last night and had nice smooth control and plenty of power.
Frsky modules are finally on the way so I might just get it in the air for christmas.
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I think it is pretty amazing how much and thing parts can take.
Even with a FrSky be sure to test, test, test FailSafe to ensure to works the way you think it should. And even with FS setup on the FrSky do enable FS on the FC. If the RX looses power (a wire breaks) then the FC will bring the copter down instead of flying away.
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I don't think I am Superstitious
I haven't been looking to this number for a long time. I am more of a lurker. So I thought I would just write and get it over with.:ick: So now it is over and I can get on with my lurking, and if I can answer some questions I won't feel so bad. So maybe I am a little superstitious. :teehee:
:lol: I have a digital indoor/outdoor thermometer and seeing that number is a little weird even though I'm not religious or particularly superstitious.
Yup same as you I hate to see that number. :teehee: Just glad it is over and done with.
Am I missing something? What are you talking about? What "number"? If it's an "inside" thing you don't have to tell me. I'm just curious.
Oh, duh! I was looking all over the posts for some info on the "number" and didn't spot that! Thank you! I wonder what my number is, I've never even checked!
Gingerbread, do something to counteract your superstition - like, spill the salt and throw a pinch over your left shoulder. That oughta do it. :thumbsup:
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That would be twice as bad, wouldn't it? :oo:
(1,332 = 666 * 2)
(and 26,640 = 40 * 666 for Jan in CA)
And 666 it isn't so much a superstition; the number was used as a symbol. Apocalyptic writing (such as half of the book of Daniel and all of the book of Revelation) consists of dreams or visions that contain symbolic images. Almost always these symbols and images are explained in the text after the vision.
Aside from that, I've also read that the number was most likely a mistranslation, since the original language of the text used letters to represent numbers.
So, without any other context, 666 is just the number that follows 665 and comes before the number 667 and has no more meaning than either of it's neighbors. :thumbsup:
Well, it is the product of 2 * 3 * 111.
(:oops: oops 111 = 3 * 37 so 666 = 2 * 3 * 3 * 37 to break it down to all prime factors)
Now in bowling 111 is considered the s---[out]house score. A peaked roof is added and sometimes a crescent moon to mark the door. ;) No such stigma is attached to a bowling score of 222 and a perfect game is 300. One could score a 666 in a three game series, but that would just be seen as a very good average for the bowler.
Did that help remove any of the stigma? :shrug:
:roflhard: Well all those numbers are great no more bad numbers now. Sorry Sunshine's mom about not saying the 666 number. See now I am cured of it yay. :teehee::teehee:
Boy I'm glad someone asked. :teehee: Knew it wasn't the 13th so I couldn't figure it out either
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Parents need to know that GAZZILISHAPES is best for kids who are able to follow a simple string of instructions while recognizing shapes in everyday objects like pizza toppings and beads on a necklace. It's not for toddlers who are just learning their shapes. The first time they play they must do each of the six activities in a particular order, earning a shape each time that completes a picture. After that they can redo their favorites in any order. When kids pause during an activity directions are repeated and hints are given. Thanks to a prominent menu button, it may be easy for kids to click on Twitter, Facebook, or an email link, but luckily a Twitter link that appears on top of each activity page can be turned off in settings. Music, sound effects, and instructions can also be turned off.
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Colorful graphics and a fun match-up game mechanic will entertain young children ready to hone their shape-finding skills.
Kids learn shapes by looking more closely at everyday objects. Rewards encourage them to follow a set of instructions, which can be repeated. Numbers practice is baked-in, when shapes are counted out at the end.
When kids pause during an activity, directions are repeated and hints are given.
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What's it about?
The first time kids play GAZZILISHAPES they must do each of six activities in a particular order, earning a shape each time that completes a picture. After that favorite activities can be redone in any order. When kids pause while playing directions are repeated and hints are given. In the pizza delivery activity kids tap the square window, a van pulls up, they tap the rectangles in the door to open it, they tap the pizza box open, then the shapes of the toppings, then tap the triangular pieces to watch the pizza disappear in bites. The number of each shape found during the activity is flashed across the screen before they're taken back to the main menu.
Is it any good?
The characters in GAZZILISHAPES are cute, especially the weird purple dude who hammers on the spaceship and balances on a ball in the circus. All the activities are ones kids like -- who doesn't like to make cookies? Younger kids may get frustrated that they have to follow directions more than they get to just explore and move around where they want, but that makes it a bit more educational; most kids could use a little practice following directions.
Most younger kids won't notice or understand the key at the bottom that tells them how many of each shape they need to find or the congratulations box at the end of each activity that explains how many of each shape they found. Something more reinforcing would have been better like, "You found two ovals" while showing them the oval eggs they cracked right next to an oval shape. Parents will have to throw in those reminders here and there, which may just be a good thing: When the game is done, you can keep pointing out shapes all over the house and out in the world. Happy hunting.
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There's a strong sense developing in Democratic circles that money could be the difference between a narrow Democratic takeover of the House and a blowout Democratic takeover of both the House and Senate.
Rahm Emanuel, head of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, says conditions are ripe for his party to grab more than 40 seats in Congress on Nov. 7.
If true, that's an astounding reversal of fortune for the Democrats, who only need 15 seats to get a one-vote majority in the House (and until recently haven't been sure they would even get that).
But with Republicans imploding and Iraq exlpoding, picking up more than 15 House seats doesn't seem unrealistic. The problem, Democrats are saying, is money. There are suddenly more House races up for grabs than the party ever expected, and way more than it has resources to fund. There's talk of national Democrats taking out a huge loan to cover a bigger bet on a House victory, and in the blogosphere, there are increasing demands that Democrats with safe seats part with some of their stored-up cash.
From MyDD:
I just did a quick tallying using Open Secrets, and calculated that the 45 Democrats who are not facing a Republican opponent this November have $26,288,418 in their campaign bank accounts as of September 30th, 2006. I put together a web page that details the cash on hand for each of the forty-five unopposed Democrats.
For the sake of comparison, the DCCC currently has $34,867,692 cash on hand, and the NRCC has $36,019,485 cash on hand. Further, Rahm Emmanuel apparently believes that Democrats are ahead, tied or competitive in 58 Republican held seats. The amount of money unopposed House Democrats are currently sitting on would equal $453,248.59 to each of those 58 districts.
There are also demands that Senators like John Kerry and Hillary Clinton funnel some of their enourmous cash reserves to the Democratic effort to take back both houses of Congress. (See here, here, here, and here.)
There's even a "Hey, John!" site demanding that Kerry "let our money go."
In 2004, over 171,154 Americans donated $328,479,245 and countless hours of time to help John Kerry get elected President. Now, two years later, Democrats have a real opportunity to regain a majority in both chambers of Congress.
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Tell John Kerry to "let our money go" and help take back Congress by sending an email to email@example.com.
If the netroots can shake millions out of the campaign coffers of these safe Democrats, the achievement will dwarf anything the blogosphere could achieve on its own. As MyDD admits:
There is no way that the blogosphere can raise $26.3 million dollars in the next three weeks, but we might be able to persuade unopposed House incumbents to do just that.
Hence the coordinated pressure campaign. It'll be interesting to see if it works.
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Who provides the best 3rd party Silverlight controls for LOB applications? In the past I've used Infragistics for WinForm controls which were very good and they also provide good support. However, they seem to be a bit behind the likes of Telerik in the Silverlight space. I've also noticed the Silverlight toolkit as well – are these as robust as Telerik's? I'd be grateful if anyone could share any opinions or experiences that they may have.
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Pros: free, open source
Cons: limited functionality, not as many components
Pros: well-crafted, robust, professional support
Cons: has to be licensed, uses more resources than Silverlight Toolkit (but usually this doesn't count at LOB)
You might also want to check these libraries out as well (even though I've not evaluated them):
I have worked a lot with the Telerik components, and I strongly recommend them. Not only are the components really good, but the support you get is excellent. I have also tried the ComponentOne suite, but they did not have the localization functionality I need.
I'm surprised DeveloperExpress didn't make the list yet:
Don't touch the Infragistics Silverlight controls. They are buggy and the support offered is very poor. They released a new version of their Silverlight suite that is not even backward compatible.
I've been burnt once...I will hopefully never have to use their controls again.
Telerik's controls are much more extensive than those found in the toolkit. On the other hand the toolkit is free and you have access to the source code.
I don't have any experience putting Telerik controls out in the wild to be able to comment on robustness. The toolkit controls are by their own admission not all production quality and I have had issues in the past. However access to the source code means that you can take matters into your own hands if need be. With Telerik one would imagine for their own reputation and commericial reasons the controls would be a lot more robust.
Another factor to consider is that how much work you are willing to do to get things looking just right. The telerik controls being a wider and more parameterised set of controls may allow you to approach your exact visual style more quickly. Using the toolkit may require more effort and you may still need to invent controls of your own.
We have Telerik controls and they are generally very good.
My only small complaint is that the documentation is not finished to the same complete and high standard. Still they do give you the source code so you can go digging if something causes a problem.
Their support via forums etc is also very good.
We also provide a pretty comprehensive courseware for getting started with the Telerik Silverlight controls:
As well as a page that you can look at for a quick comparison between what we offer and the MS Toolkit and a brand new page (just saw the final edit last night :D) on performance enhancements for the Telerik suite, which will be live soon.
All in all it comes down to your needs, as mentioned above the Toolkit does have different bands and no set release cycle, plus there are some pretty robust controls in our suite that you won't find in the toolkit. And in regards to the documentation mention above, let us know if you think we're lacking in any area. We've got a few hundred demos beyond the courseware and sample apps on the site, so if you think we need to be more specific on anything give me a shout.
Check out here a detailed comparison between Telerik Controls for Silverlight and the Silverlight toolkit.
Xceed also offers a suite of Silverlight controls, and a port of their WPF datagrid that they originally distributed several years ago as free. I think everything is licensed now.
I've never used the controls myself, but perhaps someone else has and can comment.
What do you think of http://blacklight.codeplex.com/ ?
I've been working on this site for awhile... http://www.silverlightxap.com/
I launched it just 3 weeks ago and there's only a collection of 21 controls at this point. But essentially it's open for all Silverlight developers to sell or give away controls they build.


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Ok, been a while since i have done Bowser and Peach in a pic I have a few pics to upload today.. since i have been away for a bit and drawing some on my spare time.. and this ones just a random one :3
What you see is what you get so yea hope you like it
Drawn by hand, coloured with Monte Marte colouring pencils.. and then re lined, didnt really bother erasing my line art.. haha
Bowser, Peach (c) Nintendo
Why's this so cute?!
Peach, where's your frying pan when you need it?
This is so cute!!!
Oh silly clueless Bowser.
Yeah well, I'd like to see you draw any better... if you think it's fail then go draw and come back when you have some thing worth looking at.
Wait.... SHE'S BLUSHING!!!!
OMG! Like in Dragon Ball when Goku asks Bulma where her tail was. How cute XD
Bower fucking pervert
I think what he's trying to say is that you need to groom your downstairs, peachie pieXD
Omgomgomg ! Sweeeet!
That's a pretty good question ...derp
That's cute
That's cute
Bowser's drunk again...
Like it's the middle of the night and he had too much at the Shy Guy Saloon or something and thought he'd drop by at 1 in the morning and talk to Peach.
Smooth, Bowser, smooth...
Like it's the middle of the night and he had too much at the Shy Guy Saloon or something and thought he'd drop by at 1 in the morning and talk to Peach.
Smooth, Bowser, smooth...
Excuses excuses... lol cute!
ur avatar gives ppl seizures.
that is cute :3
Heehee This is so funny
LOL Bowser's wierd!
Awww! :3
Next page, bowser turned into a size six girl boots
Bowser!! So naughty...
Omg really Bowser??
Why do I find this cute!?
Omg really Bowser??
Why do I find this cute!?
....what kind of tale he means??
Aww~! That is so cute! XDDDD
HAHAhahaha that is FUNNY!!
It's Goku and Bulma, Mario Bros. version! Goku couldn't work out why Bulma didn't have a tail either.
Yeah i had that in the back of my mind when i did this
I could just glompl Bowser! He's so adorable and innocent looking! :whee:
Bowser ish getting naaaaughtttyyyy XD lmao!!
Genius! XD
That's so excite! Ask for tail? That's little friendly than he normal to be.
Peach is hoping that is his tail....
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I usually take my meds at 5 p.m. but if i get sick at 7 or 8 at night, do i still need to worry about taking a second dose since I'm not sure if I threw up the first dose? How long does it take for the first dose to get into system? nJust ondering since sick saturday and sunday and wasn't sure what to do both nights.
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when i did chemo therapy, i was sick a lot , the doctor told me the meds go down quite quick , usually first half hour so if it were a couple of hours later i would suggest you are fine but as usual, its suggested to check with the doctor as different meds work differently, i wouldn't double up with out checking though this would be possibly dangerous, hope your feeling better soon, my friend :)
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The number of Foreign Tourist Arrivals in India for the month of June 2016 was close to 5.50 lakh, with a registered growth of 7.3% compared to 5.12 lakh arrivals last year for the same period. Foreign
Quebec's cash-for-visa programmes one of the most generous, says study
Quebec's cash-for-visa program is a very generous programme, a US-based think tank has said after a study.
According to the Migration Policy Institute, Quebec's cash-for-visa program, which
Most Americans support immigration, free trade, says poll
Most of the US voters support free trade and are also of the view that immigration helps more than harms the country, according to a poll conducted by NBC News/Wall Street Journal.
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How to apply for a family visa in Qatar
For people employed in Qatar and wanting to bring their family to join them, the government of Qatar has listed out criteria that they should meet.
Before one goes about applying for a visa, the
Hillary Clinton could shelter about 1 million Muslim immigrants if elected to power, says study
If Hillary Clinton is elected the President of the United States, she could provide Green Cards to one million Muslim immigrants during her first term itself, as per the information at the disposal