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Thought leaders, investors, new entrepreneurs and innovation success stories came together at Sonoma State University for a first-of-its-kind event showcasing the range of innovative start-up activity and support networks in the North Bay.
MCs Michael Newell, Executive Director of the North Bay iHub, and William Silver, Dean of SSU's School of Business and Economics, kicked off the event with the metaphor of an iceberg: "Innovation here in the North Bay is like an iceberg – most people see perhaps only 10% of what is actually going on," says Dr. Newell, "and they don't see the 90% that is "below the surface". The Innovation Showcase aims to reveal more of "the iceberg." The Showcase featured an expo of established innovative companies alongside presentations by business plan competition finalists and seasoned entrepreneurs.
The Innovation Showcase featured a keynote address by Dr. James Kovach, NFL veteran and former President of the Buck Institute for Research on Aging. Dr. Kovach is currently involved with four start-ups, including CrowdOptic. His talk focused on current trends in technology adoption and demographics and how the North Bay could specifically position itself to benefit from them. It also included an award ceremony recognizing Steve Weiss, a longtime North Bay resident, investor and advocate for entrepreneurship, by national honor society Beta Gamma Sigma.
The four finalists of the 2012 North Bay Business Plan Competition presented their plans at the Innovation Showcase. The audience selected the ultimate winner by text voting following the presentations. The winner was NonProfitEasy, a Rohnert Park start-up that helps nonprofits develop and manage stakeholder relationships (volunteers, donors, members, staff, board, foundations, government agencies, service partners) within one simple, integrated application. The company's platform is already in use by nearly 40 nonprofits, and CEO Lomesh Shah expects to benefit from visibility in the Innovation Showcase in preparation for the next phase of the company's growth. The other finalists were Shoestring, Purevin and Sonoma Hot Cones.
"After going through this comprehensive business plan competition, being able to get in front of such a respected and influential audience and be recognized for the strength of our plan was a validation of our hard work," says Shah. "People are starting to recognize what we are able to accomplish, and how important it is to have a thriving entrepreneurial community to produce opportunities like this."
The theme of community was also hit upon by Newell and Silver. They emphasized the organic character of what they termed the North Bay's "innovation ecosystem," using the analogy of a rainforest: "What we have, and what we are working very hard to refine, is an interconnected web of human networks that generate extraordinary creativity and output on a sustainable basis," says Dean Silver. "By leveraging the contributions of all of the many players involved in the innovation ecosystem, we can create conditions that will significantly boost the region's output of viable, job- creating startups."
"I was impressed by the quality of entrepreneurship on display," says Bob Linscheid, Chair of the California State University Board of Trustees, who was in attendance, "it really highlights the benefit of partnerships such as that between Sonoma State and the North Bay iHub in being able to create a continuum of support for new entrepreneurs."
For event photographs, please check the North Bay iHub Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/
About the North Bay iHub
The North Bay iHub is the regional organization appointed by the Governor's Office to promote collaboration and coordinate programs in the areas of innovation, technology commercialization and entrepreneurship. It is a non-profit organization with a mission of creating high value jobs in the North Bay. More information can be found at http://northbayihub.org.
About Sonoma State University School of Business and Economics
Sonoma State University School of Business and Economics' vision is to be the educational nucleus of a thriving North Bay economy. Its mission is to create extraordinary learning experiences for our students and to advance best business practices in the North Bay and beyond. With undergraduate, graduate, and executive programs serving over 1500 students each year and concentrations in Accounting, Finance, Management, Marketing, Wine Business, and Economics, the School offers the most in-demand degree on the Sonoma State campus. The School of Business and Economics is accredited by AACSB (the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business), making it one of 15% of all business schools in the world to meet these standards of excellence. For more information, visit http://sonoma.edu/
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The Frenchman was unhappy with how the Bayern attacker reacted to being fouled in the Arsenal area as his team eventually crumbled to a 2-0 home defeat.Arsene Wenger has criticized Bayern Munich star Arjen Robben for making the most of Wojciech Szczesny's foul in the first half which resulted in Arsenal being reduced to 10 men.
David Alaba missed the subsequent spot kick but, after Bayern went on to dominate the game and scored through Toni Kroos and Thomas Muller, Wenger hit out at what he considered to be theatrics from Robben.
"I think the second half was boring for neutral people," Wenger told reporters. "It was one-way traffic. The referee made a decision that killed the game.
"In Italy, they send you off for these kind of fouls. I think our goalkeeper genuinely went for the ball. He touched Robben who made more of it - I told him [Robben] that. He has enough experience to know to make more of it.
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"Ozil missed a penalty. I prefer when people run properly at the ball," Wenger added. "It's his style of play, what can I say? We needed to score that penalty tonight.
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Rated 3.5 out of 5 by 369 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Hardhead1 The Staff We found the staff to be very helpful. Especially Warren at the front desk. Encountered a small issue with a wake up call and Warren handled it promptly and efficiently. Construction was not really a problem at all. June 22, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by mpr99 Westin Perimeter Atlanta remodeling is underway. shower was old and dirty fitness club was five-star June 13, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Mel321 Short-sheeted my bed I was unhappy with the bedding. Someone used a twin sized flat sheet to cover my queen sized bed. It was disgusting, the mattress was exposed on the side, and the sheet stopped about one foot from the bottom of the bed. I can send pics if you like, been meaning to send them. June 2, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by wesbob Between the renovations and weddings....... Its hard to enjoy much of anything at this hotel. The common areas are under construction, the breakfast area changed daily, the restaurant is closed, the lobby is closed, the business center is closed....Its a joke. Plus nothing more I love smelling when walking around that paint & drywall. Total waste of 2 days. May 26, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by TwoWeddings Daily problems Every day at this Westin included an unsatisfactory experience and it all started with the reservation process. Our reservations were incorrect; we were checked into a room with an inferior view; the in-room refrigerator whined incessantly; dirty linens were taken and not replaced; there were no paper tablets available in the hotel; food was mediocre; broken latch plate on door was reported and not repaired. We reserved three rooms as part of a wedding block One was paid with SPG points (4 nights) and the other two were paid at the wedding rate (2 nights each). No recognition of my being a SPG member. Please retrain your staff at this hotel. I've communicated with Director of Front Desk Svcs. May 21, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Nacyjo Hope remodeling is done soon The room was good, but the lack of a gift shop, soda/water machines, snacks, restaurants because of the renovations made for a difficult stay. Also, the mold in the presidential suite made it hard to sit there for the retreat I was attending. I would step into the suite and immediately my sinus would fill from the mold. Having spent $1600 to attend the retreat, and at least twice that to be there it was very difficult on my body. If those items were taking cRe of, the hotel would be much better. On the other hand the entire staff seemed to try to make up for the lack in the building! May 20, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by CCrenshaw A mess I understand that from time to time hotels need to be renovated. However, when renovation means that it 3 out of 4 elevators are down ,and one emergency exit leading to a construction area where you can't get out, and you have to wait nearly an hour to get on the elevator because the building is 20 stories, then the renovation needs to stop. I don't run a business but if I knew I only had one working elevator, then I would provide the guest with the secret staff elevators instead. That way they can make it to their events on time instead of being stuck in a fire hazardous building. My daughters literally had to carry their heavy luggage down several flights of stairs to one of the two emergency exits. The first emergency exit lead to a construction zone where they couldn't get out so they had to carry the luggage back up to the 3rd floor (because the stairs do not let out on the 2nd or 1st floor) to go down the hall to the other emergency exit. Then once they we're able to get outside the back way, they had to travel through a muddy garden to the back porch. They had to then reenter the hotel through the back porch where they then had to lug their heavy bags up two flights of stairs to the front entrance. It was awful. I, meanwhile, had to wait 45 minutes to get on the one single elevator that was working on checkout day. Each time the one elevator door opened for our floor, it was packed. We were trying to make it back home for church that day but the elevator set us far behind. This was not our only complication with the elevator. This was just the final straw. I'm sure once the hotel is finished with its renovation it will be great, but for now steer far away from the Westin Atlanta Perimeter North. Just imagine if it were an emergency situation where someone was injured in their room and the family had to rush them down stairs. The hotel needs to renovate only one elevator at a time. I can't even describe how bad the situation is when it comes to that hotel. May 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by BlessedofTheLord74 This hotel has Extraordinary Excellent service!!!!!! Needs met swiftly,great!! May 12, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by lizzie66 Atlanta North Perimeter Great room - newly refurbished, attractive, clean. Nothing like that heavenly bed! Staff very nice and helpful. Convenient location with restaurants and shopping. Wait too long for elevators when there are a lot of guests. May 8, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Creash40 Undergoing Construction Called the hotel several times before someone answered. The hotel was undergoing construction and it was noisy my entire stay. Rooms should not have been rented during this time. One of the beds in the room had a pillow top that was not completely attached. May 5, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by FMK3 Not now due to Renovation Normally a great experience here, but they are undergoing a renovation project. It was loud during our meetings and throughout or stay. The food was not up to usual standards either. The staff did their best. Normally I would highly recommend staying here but not at present. May 2, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ginger13 Convenient Location and Nice Updated Guest Rooms I have been visiting this location for about 15 years now and I keep coming back! Even though this location is in the middle of a remodel I still prefer to stay here due to convenience of location and excellent service by the staff. The staff did a great job minimizing the impact of the remodel and making their guests feel comfortable during the main lobby renovation during my recent stay. This is a great place to stay for business travel. The rooms are updated, clean, fresh, modern, and most importantly, comfortable- providing a restful retreat for travelers. Their meeting facilities are great. The catering service provides great food and service as well. I can't wait until my next visit to the area. May 2, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by NewTurbo Last visit The hotel was under construction for remodeling. Rooms had been redecorated, but appears bedding and linens had not been replaced or, had not arrived yet. Sheets were too small for bed and pillows were "worn out". Staff is always terrific. Outside check in should have been moved under cover of the garage. Staff and guests were exposed to element, during the construction. April 29, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by SLD74 Really in no shape to book guests This hotel is undergoing major renovations and is operating without offering basic amenities. There are no public restroom facilities on the meetings floor, the one restaurant is expensive and not very good, small things are missing, our room had no tub and we were not informed in advance, our television volume was initially uncontrollable, we lacked insulation "cuffs" for the coffee, we had no shampoo. There were other small annoyances, but you get the picture. Definitely not up to the standards expected from a Westin. April 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Zespi Nice find Despite reviews complaining about construction, it was no problem at all. The hotel is lovely, the staff couldn't have been nicer with assistance and updates about the construction, and it did not affect our stay. Great upgrade to a suite when we checked in! April 28, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by CaptainKev They need to fix things The renovation works are a problem. The newly renovated room seemed to have extremely thin walls. The guy snoring in the next room kept me awake and the chatter in the corridor was awful when I needed sleep. The staff in the restaurant seemed more attentive to their trainees than their customers. I think this is fundamentally a good Hotel BUT they need to fix things to retain my custom April 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by btj1325 Great Hotel for travelers Stayed here weekly over a three month consulting project. This has easily been one of the best hotels I have ever stayed at for business. The hotel has been going through a remodel and many of the rooms have been updated and are in top notch condition. The staff might be the best I have ever encountered while traveling they literally make you feel like you just arrived home each time you check in. All and all just a top notch hotel. Anytime I travel to Atlanta in the future this will be my hotel of choice. April 24, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Lasha Reconstruction was very inconvenient The hotel was under construction and our stay was a bit of a hassle. The rooms were said to be renovated but mildew was on the bathroom tiles. I was not impressed at all. April 21, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by usmmommy Construction is quite a mess but..... The current construction is a mess but once you can get past that, the renovated rooms are lovely. The staff were friendly and responsive. My two requests were fulfilled very quickly and with courtesy. The beds were wonderfully comfortable and bathroom was spotless. Could have used more than two towels for a king suite though. Great hotel to stay in! April 20, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Staycurious Good hotel and getting a nice makeover This is a good hotel which is currently undergoing a makeover of the public areas. From what I gather the guest rooms have already been renovated or near completion. My room was right next to the elevator machine room so a bit noisy, but other than that happy with the room and furnishings. For the gold and platinum members - there doesn't seem to be a club lounge ( or is shut down for renovation at this time). The continental breakfast was good and upto my expectation. Overall a good Westin that should emerge even better post renovation. April 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MRSP7 Great Stay Had a great stay. The recent remodel of the rooms was well done. I always enjoy walking into a clean well maintained room and this met my expectations. Looking forward to seeing what the lobby and gym will look like as they were both not updated yet. There were a couple of things that needed some attention in the room. The toilet paper holder was not properly working and the shower was dripping a bit. April 19, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by M2344 Not what you expect from a Westin This place feels like an old hotel that is in the process of becoming a westin. Nice common area and sub par rooms. My room smelled musty and construction tape was everywhere. April 11, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Disappointed6 Concerns at the Hotel TV was not working, phone was not working, had to request towels and washclothes on second night x2, internet should be free to all quests. April 7, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by ToniCTravelAmeniti1 Better than its Ratings Just returned from this property. I have to say that this is an underrated property. It is generally better that the ratings it receives. It is in the middle of an overall renovation. When it will be ready it will be a generally better property. Location: it is great an serene and the lake makes it quite pleasant. Restaurant: Food selection is scarce. The restaurant needs urgent renovation. Breakfast buffet was decent. Lakeviews nice. Rooms: the renovations added some decent touches. However, when you remodel a room and you keep same rundown furniture, it defeats the reno. Service: mixed. Some people very nice, other un-attentive, yet other just negligent (like dropping the salad plate on my briefcase and on the floor). Management really needs to pay attention to this kind of things. However, this a good property especially for the money I paid. April 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by jfufhtyht1256 Romantic getaway Excellent stay ! nice location March 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Phillip423 Amazing and Relaxing Stay This past trip to Atlanta and the Westin surpassed my expectations. A friend and I spent a long weekend at the hotel, and we stayed in one of the suites. It was very very nice. With a convention over the weekend, I was afraid that the hotel corridors would be extremely loud, but they were not. Thank you Warren for your help and assistance with our room. March 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Chris929 My Stay At Westin Atlanta Perimeter North I had a very nice stay. The staff was accommodating, friendly and in the lounge restaurant the evening associates with as good as they come. It is clear the hotel is under renovation and they did a good job sharing what we can expect next. In addition, when I had a need it was immediately addressed. March 24, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by lacar Staff is always friendly and professional This is one of the places where even the maintenance staff has great customer service skills. I've never passed an employee of the Westin without receiving a big smile and words of greeting. March 22, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Noel01 We did not have internet the only thing I did not like about the hotel you had to pay to use the internet. March 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by KBrantley Great Weekend Getaway The staff at the Westin were very accommodating and friendly. Joshua, Warren and other Front Desk employees were always helpful. We were aware before we arrived that they were still doing renovations to the Hotel and they informed us at the desk as well. We had no issues with noises from the renovations since we were on the 16th floor. The only negative was the bathroom needed a little detail cleaning which we did ourselves. I believe they forgot to replace a towel bar in the shower but overall we had a great experience. March 18, 2014


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Consumer Watchdog is at it again. In the new video "Mr. Schmidt Goes to Washington," the group demands Eric Schmidt be called before Congress for hearings about the data Google collected with its Street View mapping service cars.
The group has gone as far as to hire a mobile digital advertising truck equipped with stereo sound to screen the video on the streets near Capitol Hill, downtown, and elsewhere in Washington, D.C.
The group also accuses Google of having a secret relationship with the NSA, and this week sent a letter to Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee:
The search giant has a legitimate need to cooperate with the government's mammoth and secretive code breaking agency in its efforts to defend the integrity of U.S. computer networks. But NSA also has legal power to force Google to hand over the private information of its users. How Google executives handle this potentially conflicted relationship is largely unknown: neither Google nor the NSA are talking.
"This is just the latest in a long list of press stunts from an organization that admits to working closely with our competitors," said a Google spokeswoman.
The same group showed a "Don't Be Evil?" cartoon in Times Square in September.
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Aside from going out with Jay Z, Kanye West isn't much for sharing the tour spotlight, but all of that is set to change soon. West is hitting the road with Kendrick Lamar next month.
Early this morning, the G.O.O.D. Music front man tweeted the words "TOUR" next to a flyer featuring a floating Yeezus (perhaps a resurrection of some sort?) underneath the words: "Kanye West's 1st Solo Tour in 5 Years with Kendrick Lamar."
Starting Oct. 19 in Seattle, the rap stars will hit more than 20 stops, including New York City's Madison Square Garden and the Los Angeles Staples Center. While K. Dot will be setting the table for 'Ye most nights during the trek, fans in attendance can expect to a see a number of special guests pop up on any given night.
West's last solo tour was 2008's Glow in the Dark jaunt, which featured Rihanna and N.E.R.D. as openers on select dates. Lamar recently wrapped up his good kid m.a.a.d. city world tour last month.
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In her second season at the helm, head coach Karen Mendes returns eight letterwinners from last season's 18-17 squad. Three seniors have graduated including one of the all-time best players in the history of the program in Becky Loftus. A two-time All-BIG EAST performer, Loftus graduates as one of the top hitters in the 20-year program.
With the most experience on the squad, senior tri-captain Heidi Brady (Woodside, CA) will lead the Lady Friars at the net. A strong and powerful middle blocker, Brady is a two-year starter and will be the catalyst on the floor. One of only four players to see action in every game a year ago, she is a solid blocker who tallied 112 blocks as a junior. She was also strong offensively as she put down 278 kills which was third best on the squad. Brady has a slew of natural athletic ability and will look for a strong end to her career. She should battle for All-BIG EAST honors.
Alongside Brady in the middle is junior Melissa Crotty (St. James, NY), who is still an untested player. At 6-1, Crotty uses her size well and is a solid player, although has seen limited action because of a wrist injury. She recovered with an excellent spring season and is expected to have a solid season. Sophomore transfer Brooke Chupaila (Liverpool, NY), a 6-3 middle blocker, could see immediate action as well.
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Sophomore rightside hitter Rachel Doxtater (Tucson, AZ) stepped into the lineup immediately as a freshman and played in every game. A natural leader, Doxtater is one of the team's best passers and defensive players. She tallied 186 kills, 252 digs and 38 blocks as a rookie. Doxtater should again see starting duty. Senior Jen Ferencko (N. Kingstown, RI) should add depth to the outside hitter spot.
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Fundación Grano de Mostaza promotes social and educational inclusion for children by implementing workshops in art and other related activities. http://www.granodemostaza.org.ar/
Language Requirement: Beginner Spanish
Dedicated to accompanying patients during chemotherapy through the medium of art. http://dondequieroestar.blogspot.com.ar/
Language Requirement: Intermediate Spanish
ARGRA is the Argentine Press Photographer´s association working to promote the rights of photo journalists and with cultural project involving photography. http://www.argra.org.ar/web/
Language Requirement: Intermediate Spanish
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Language Requirement: Beginner Spanish
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Language Requirement: Beginner Spanish (student would be working in English)
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Language Requirement: Intermediate Spanish
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Language Requirement: Intermediate Spanish
Dedicated to accompanying patients during chemotherapy through the medium of art. http://dondequieroestar.blogspot.com.ar/
Language Requirement: Intermediate Spanish
An academic and independent non-profit institution affiliated to the school of medicine of the Universidad of Buenos Aires. For more than a decade it has been devoted to research, education, and technical cooperation in health-care. They work to improve the efficiency, equity, quality and sustainability of health-care services and systems in Latin America. They promote clinical interventions and health care programs informed by available evidence and health policy decisions and implementation based on solid scientific and economic evidence. http://www.iecs.org.ar/
Language requirement: Not specified
Argentina Independent is a monthly newspaper and web-based newspaper in English, helping English speakers gain a better understanding of Argentina. They work in partnership with other independent local publications. http://www.argentinaindependent.com/
Language Requirement: Beginner Spanish (student would be working in English)
The Bubble is a digital media company that dissects what is happening in Argentina and Latin America by covering current events and analyzing pop and media culture. They share offices with the 3rd biggest online media source in Argentina, Infobae. http://www.bubblear.com/
Language Requirement: Beginner Spanish (student would work in English)
Asociación Civil por la Igualdad y la Justicia is a non-for profit organization dedicated to defending the rights of vulnerable groups in society and to strengthen democracy in Argentina. The internship is ideal for students in political science, law, and human rights. http://acij.org.ar
Language Requirement: Advanced of fluent Spanish
The Center for the Implementation of Public Policies Promoting Equity and Growth (CIPPEC) is a non-for profit organization that conducts research and consultancy on public policy in Argentina within social, economic and institutional development. Their aim is to create a more transparent, democratic, and efficient State to improve the quality of life for all Argentine citizens. http://www.cippec.org/
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Participate in the different Embassy´s areas: Promoting Tourism, Culture, Trade. http://www.indembarg.org.ar/
Language Requirement: Beginner Spanish (student would work in English)
Organization within the Episcopal Conference of Argentina, with over 50 years experience in the care and integration of migrants and refugees. http://migracionesfccam.org.ar/
Language Requirement: Advanced Spanish
RACI periodically produces and spreads relevant information that is related to international cooperation. In this way, RACI strives to democratize it´s access to the public sphere by providing a solid and trustworthy source of information to individuals and institutions. http://www.raci.org.ar/
Language Requirement: Intermediate Spanish
Argentina's oldest and largest Jewish organization that provides a wide range of services to the community, including voluntary services. Volunteers typically work with senior citizens and in AMIA´s youth and senior citizen programs. http://www.amia.org.ar/
Language Requirement: Intermediate Spanish
Provides support to children with special needs Mondays through Saturdays: recreational activities, games, sports, homework help, swimming. http://caec-online.com.ar/
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Provides training, networking, and assistance to people in precarious street situations. They believe and try to work in a way that will offer solutions with longevity and sustainability. http://www.lumencor.com.ar/
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Trouble with Honey Bee MkIII
I am not doing so well. I have balanced the main blades. Balanced the smaller swashblades. Moved the lipo forward to bring cog at swashblade. I just cannot fly this heli. Power up with heli facing away from me and pulls to left as expected. I try and anticpate with a little right input. Not much if any wobble but it is very touchy. Any amount of correction seems like too much. Heli not turning much to left or right. Is there anything I am missing? I assume the sharp part of the swashblades should be pointing down maybe 15-20 degrees from horizontal
Paddles should be exactly level with the flybar carrier.
That's the nature of the beast!! To try to overcome the hard push to the left, you need to come up quicker and get past the prop wash. I'm still struggling with mine. They say it comes with practice or a ball peen hammer, whichever comes first.
The hbfp would be more stable and easier to learn on.. and it can be flown outside. i just recieved mine... make SURE to order landing skids and rotor heads!!! like 5 each! Training gear helps to.
Fixed Pitch helis (and CP's too) are very different from their coax cousins. Coax birds can hover hands off if set up and trimmed properly. FP's will require constant stick action (possibly in multiple directions) to maintain stable flight. This can only come with practice. I am not familiar with G4 flight sim so I can't suggest a particular model for that. I use Clearview and there are a few good FP models for this sim, but I'm sure there are comparable models for the other major sims out there.
A stock FP can handle very light breeze of up to about 5-6mph (in a beginners hands anyway). As you gain experience, you can push the limits a bit, but because the stock bird is still pretty light, it's not much fun fighting the wind outdoors when it is more gusty than that.
Joined Mar 2008
72 Posts
what about a falcon 40?, is the HBFP a better heli, or is it just better supported, and easier to find spare parts.
I also saw someone mention the compy FP, with a belt driven tail?
if they are about the same difficulty to fly is it better to just get a cheap cp?
a CP will cost you more in money and down time when learning and most likely will make learning take longer depending on your skill, if you dont mind that and can afford it then get a 450 size heli, it will be a little easier to control then a 300 size.
I dont have experience with the Falcon 40, I dont know how good the electronics are or how parts are to get so I cant comment on that, I got the HBFP myself because of this forum support, ease of parts replacement, and every one said the electronics were really reliable. An FP isnt really easier to fly, they just dont cost as much when they pile into the ground like a CP does, with an FP you usually just straiten the blades and go again, just about every crash in a CP means new parts, set up, down time, etc.
The Compy FP is a higher head speed, belt driven tail heli, it will do better in the wind and you wont need to worry about the tail motor burning out and the head is just as simple as the HBFPs head and some parts are interchangeable.
Winchester, Virgina
Joined Apr 2008
30 Posts
tekajo, so good news i had the same issues as you do. i just got my MK3 and it was doing all the same stuff you were talking about. and yes my first heli as well.
with my extreme limited knowlegde of this (or any) heli ill tell you two things that really helped me.
#1 get the skid up grades or find a better way to mount the lipo cause they didnt really change the design to compensate for the dynamics of the lipo batts. so your gonna have to do the engineering for them. a stock HBFP MK3 is gonna need that batt sitting about as far to the nose as possible.
#2 you gotta goose the throtle a little bit and get out of your rotor wash. kinda just hop it around like a bunny for a while... up drop, up drop, correct heading, up drop repeat. once you get about 8 to 16 inches off the ground its 100 fold more stable.
and as i learned from Blade yesterday ... move the fly bar weights in about 1/2 to 3/4 of the way towards the hub and its flys like a dream ps i have the fly bar paddles about 3- 5 degrees positive... i just look down then from the side and line the back edge up with the bottom of the paddle ball linkage.
its not easy but its fun give it time hope i could help
and no im not following you around Blade... we just know were all the kewl kids hang out.
OK beginners, here's the tricks to learning how to hover an HBFP indoors in a relatively small area. The room I learned in is 8 x 9 with a 6.5' ceiling and lots of clutter. Remember, a fixed pitch heli gains altitute by increasing throttle. But, unless you are outdoors or have a nice big area, prop wash and air currents are going to be big factors you will need to deal with. You want to get off the floor with the least air movement as possible.
You can get off the ground at low rpm by using lots of upward pitch on your flybar paddles, about 15 degrees. If your battery is fresh, use main blades that are cut down about 1.5". They won't work for very long, just a few minutes, then swap to your stock blades. The cut down blades have higher head speed, so are more stable, but they don't move as much air.
Always start nose out, keep your tail centered and watch the main blade. You always want to keep it level. The main blade predicts where the heli will go; watching the nose or tail means you are reacting to movement and you are too late.
Salinas, CA
Joined Dec 2007
485 Posts
Follow it to the T and you will be hovering within 10 packs with minimal amount of damage!!
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Rashard Lewis is leaving the Sonics. Next week he'll sign a contract with the Orlando Magic, most likely for $15 million a year for five years. You certainly can't blame the guy, though for as good as Shard is, $15 mil seems insane even by NBA standards. So Ray Allen and Rashard Lewis, arguably our two best players, are gone. We've got two of the best rookies from the deepest draft in years. The Sonics we'll be watching next season won't look anything like the Sonics we saw last year. I'm looking forward to it. I just hope I get to watch more than one season of it.
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Date of Stay: July, 2015
I agree with "Sally" about the laughable Premium sites. I thought ours was worse than most others - no shade, gravel, back-in instead of pull-through, and about 3 feet from our neighbors. It was OK for us since we spent most of our time away from the RV park and didn't use any of their amenities. The entire area was covered in sticker-burrs so watch out if you have a dog. Wi-Fi was non-existent and we were told by a nearby permanent resident that they advertise it but it had never worked in the many months he had lived there. Part of the low rating is because of the rude lady in the office, so others may have a different experience. We will never go back.
Date of Stay: April, 2015
We stayed here in 2006 and couldn't wait to get back...and it's just as nice as we remembered it. We stayed here a week while we explored the Smoky Mountains area. The folks at the park were all friendly and helpful. We didn't stay by the creek because we used Passport America, but we could walk over the bridge and enjoy it -- there were picnic tables in the trees. We love everything about this park and hope to return soon.
Date of Stay: April, 2015
We stayed here in the rain and during the week in April, so didn't see the kids running around as noted in other posts. We were close to the back and it was quiet. We stayed here to visit Cumberland Falls, so didn't use the bath houses or any other amenities. The little mill/museum was flooded so we didn't see it either. We did have to wait for someone to come to the "office" to check us in.
Date of Stay: October, 2013
We really enjoyed this park, but after exploring it, think we had one of the best sites. We were in the "new" section. The roads were narrow and winding, but we were near the entrance so didn't have to weave our way between the trees. We were away from the playground and pavilion area. It's a state park, thus devoid of a lot of upscale amenities that we don't use anyway. Decent Wi-Fi was a pleasant surprise. We would stay here again if we could get a site in the same area.
Date of Stay: October, 2013
This was a hard one to rate. We only spent one night, sandwiched between Interstate-10 and a very busy, very nearby railroad track. Didn't sleep at all. But our site was a nice, level pull-thru with a shade tree. The lady in the office and her husband were delightful and helpful. We didn't use the shower, but I'd bet it was clean. If the railroad noise isn't a problem, this would be a nice stop. This was the most expensive campground we stayed at on a 6-week trip and it was not worth it.
Date of Stay: October, 2013
We stayed here twice -- for 3 nights traveling east, then again for 1 night returning west. Both times we had nice, level, pull-through concrete sites. We did not hear highway noise inside our rig. The first time, the grass was very high and the grounds seemed rather unkept -- this was before the rains which made our last stay quite soggy (not their fault). We did not use the pool, dog run, showers, playground, etc. so cannot comment. The breakfast was great -- biscuits & gravy, pastries, waffles, cereal, juice, coffee -- all replenished by a very nice lady. The only reason I didn't rate it a 10 is the "come-and-go" Wi-Fi which surprised us since we were very close to the office and antenna. We would definitely stay here again.
Date of Stay: August, 2013
The owners must have looked long and hard to find such rude, obnoxious managers. The sites are very close together and only a few have shade. Our site was pretty level though. During our stay, they had a power problem (overload?) and it blew the electrical systems in three RVs. Their attitude was "stuff happens." The swimming pool looked nice and clean, although we didn't use it. The best thing here is the location in the middle of Bandera. We will never stay here again, since there's a lovely park at the other end of town.
Date of Stay: September, 2012
We love this park! Returned for a few days because we remembered it from passing through in 2007. Well-maintained grounds, large, shady sites with picnic tables. Beautiful view of the river where we watched tugboats and barges going through the locks. We were on the side away from the playground and didn't use the restrooms or showers so can't comment on those. Can't rate a "10" because there's no sewer or Wi-Fi.
Date of Stay: September, 2012
This is a delightful little park. We stayed here four nights and would definitely return. Very friendly, helpful hosts. Pretty little pond, well-kept grounds, picnic tables, some shade, pretty level sites. Laundry is small, but adequate. Didn't use restrooms/showers. Pretty quiet.
Date of Stay: March, 2010
The incessant beeping of the trucks at the cement factory next door, is a HUGE negative here! Highway noise and the train are "normal" sounds, but the loud beeping is not. Earplugs do not help. Don't know about a white noise machine. Wish I'd had one. The park itself is lovely with large, level sites, nice landscaping, and clean showers.
Date of Stay: September, 2009
One night is not enough here! Magnificent views, as already mentioned. Small, quiet. I'm not sure families would enjoy it, as there is no pool, playground, etc. But I'd like to reply to the poster who said the W-iFi was a rip-off and only allowed 10 minutes, not so! Wi-Fi is free and we got a good signal the night we were there. They do charge $19.95 if you rent a site by the month. We would definitely stay here again -- in fact, I don't want to leave now.
Date of Stay: August, 2009
The resort was designed to include all the amenities: swimming pool, horseshoe pits, playground, clubhouse, showers, etc. But if you don't use those (as we don't), it's a paved parking lot with no shade and very tight sites. Our paved site wasn't even level. You must park your tow vehicle less than a foot from the door to your rig, so putting the awning out is impossible. It is located between two freeways and an enormous refinery: so it's very noisy and smelly. But it's the nearest RV park to Salt Lake City, except for a KOA.
Date of Stay: August, 2009
We loved this place! It's a 10 in our book, but if you're looking for restrooms, showers, a pool, playground, etc. this is NOT the place for you. There are only 7 sites, all on the river (and 8 rooms in the lodge), so it's quiet and peaceful except for the highway traffic noise. The owners are fantastic. We would come here often if we lived nearer, and we didn't want to leave.
Date of Stay: August, 2009
They boast about their big pull-thru sites, but don't tell you about the narrow, short, unlevel back-in sites in the back. The place has a basic parking lot feel, but is ok for a couple nights, especially since we were gone most of the days sightseeing around beautiful Flathead Lake. We thought it overpriced, but probably not for the location. We will stay on the other side of the lake or in Kalispell next time.
Date of Stay: August, 2009
We chose this park from the many in the area based on RVparkreviews. It wasn't the fanciest place we've ever stayed, but it was one of the friendliest and most comfortable ones. The evening campfires were fun when they weren't rained out, and several kids played badminton nearby. The road noise wasn't bad, at least in our site. Owner seems to always be in the kitchen. The cinnamon rolls knocked us off our diet and then she baked hubby a coconut cream pie to die for. We would definitely return since we didn't want to leave in the first place.


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Scotland Vs Ireland
Friday 3rd October
Blackfriars, Newcastle Upon Tyne
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We know that Scotland is now dominant when it comes to quantity of distilleries and volume produced, but can Ireland's handful of distilleries compete in terms of quality.
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