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Our Latest Review Of DJI Phantom Quadcopter
Phantom DJI Complete Review
Welcome To Naza DJI Products and Reviews:Especially the DJI Phantom Quadcopter.
Before we get started, let us introduce your review authors for Naza DJI Phantom and Naza Products:
John T: John has been in the RC hobby for 6 years better known as Syma Freak with his active site and forum on the Syma helicopters. He has a big history in rc helicopters and rc planes, having built many planes from scratch. He entered the world of quadcopters two years ago, building one from the frame up. He tested lots of flying boards and came across the DJI Naza board. His expertise on setting up a quad with the Naza board is without question, from learning the correct set ups and how to get a beginner into using this great product. He is the main man in building this site. He lives in Australia near the beach in a suburb called Manly.
Bernie N: Now Bernie has been building models since the age of 14. His first venture was into building a RC Boat 18ins long..he also built planes using balsa. His forte was Offshore power boats (with petrol (Gas) engines. He also entered the quadcopter world some years ago building one from the ground up- Bernie has a active site and forum help Here on quads. Bernie lives in the United Kingdom, a unique place called Southampton that has a lot of attachment to the great Titanic Ship.
So enough of the intro, enjoy their passion and review of the DJI Phantom, incorporating DJI Naza board, and even talk on FPV,Gopro camera, and videos to guide you to a unique experience in flying quadcopters.
DJI Phantom Review Part 1
Bernie and I decided to break this review into sections..Reason being to put this on one page will have you scrolling down for ever, we have a lot of info to show here with weekly updates. So we will kick off with specifications and a run down of the base flying options, then moving onto are pros and cons, also mods and FPV flying with the Phantom DJI.
Unboxing Of The DJI Phantom 2
Let us start with a great video from DJI.
Now there are a few things to go through setting up the DJI Phantom from scratch that Bernie and I have considered.Below is a condensed list.
1/ Turn Tx (Remote) on First. Place Quad on the ground, Flat surface.
2/ Connect battery, then do not move the Phantom until lights settle,flashing maybe orange if not in gps (gps needs to be calibrated on first boot up with battery)
3/ After the lights settle, about 60 seconds, place battery into battery compartment.
4/ To set up GPS Mode, Switch from GPS to Attitude 10 times on right hand side of remote
5/ The light will go to solid Yellow.
6/ Hold Phantom, Horizontal rotate yourself 360 Degrees.
7/ Hold Phantom, Nose Down rotate yourself 360 Degrees.I then put back on the floor.
8/ If you see the light flash red, wait till it shows Green only for GPS mode or Yellow only for Attitude mode.Consider what the remote right top is set to–GPS,Attitude.
9/ Do not take off for 10 seconds or more, this will be then marked as the Home Position by the GPS. Set if remote gets switched off or out of remote distance.
10/ If you see a red flashing light during this 10 seconds, wait longer till they stop. If they do not, then do not fly, and find a more open place away from buildings, but this is rare occurrence.
(adjusting imu temperature sensor), this takes about 1-2 minutes, please be patient, during this process DO NOT move quad. Once gathered all data, the three yellow will gone.
Usually seen when Phantom not standing firmly on the floor (gyro is getting unstable environment readings) or it did not start up correctly. Reconnect battery and let it start up again, do not fly in this status.
GPS Mode, less than 5 satellites, do not fly at this point!
GPS Mode, found only 6 satellites, do not fly in this mode in gps!
GPS Mode, all 7 satellites have been found, best flying mode in gps
Low battery, come home and land now
GPS Compass is getting wrong data, do the Self Rotation to re-calibrate, that works most times. For worst case, the compass is magnetized by magnets ( maybe a magnet head screw driver ), to make it work again, try placing it in clean place with no magnet device for 1-2 days, and do the Self Rotation to calibrate again) Or we need to reset in the software program)
Video Below on Phantom calibration set up:
The process to calibrate DJI GPS Compass is really easy-problems found were only a Few..
- If you are say driving a few hundred klms or miles to a different flying area,you might have to recalibrate.
- Have some patience waiting for the green GPS light to flash, in some case has taken 3 minutes as imu board also warming to correct flying temperature.
- Once attached battery to Phantom, after remote switched on do not move the DJI Phantom- let it find the satellites for gps, first battery might take a few minutes
- I then use another battery when Phantom warmed up and found GPS Signal to get a longer flight.
DJI Phantom Setting up the Naza Assistant
Help on Understanding The Naza Assistant In Part 2.
So there are some of the base set ups for the Phantom, let us move more into flying this quadcopter and some of the problems we encountered along the way.
PART 2 -Flying the Phantom and some Learning Problems


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Prosecco is a dry, mildly sparkling white wine from the Veneto region. I use it here because, in all honesty, it was the only white wine I had on hand one day when I was making this simple, classic southern Italian stew. It turned out to be a perfect match for the clams, enhancing their briny sea flavor without overwhelming it. I have, at various times, tried to soup up this recipe by adding shallots, chopped fresh tomatoes, mixed fresh herbs, or even diced pancetta. But I always come back to this most basic and, in my opinion, most delicious version. Here, less is truly more; the fewer ingredients you use, the more the flavor of the clams will shine through.
In a large skillet or saute pan, warm the garlic and chili peppers in the 1/3 cup olive oil over medium heat until the garlic just starts to sizzle. Do not let it brown or it will become bitter.
Increase the heat to medium-high and add the Prosecco (it will foam briefly) and the clams and toss. Cover the pan and steam the clams for 5 to 10 minutes, or until they open. Taste the broth and add salt if necessary—this will depend on the saltiness of the clam liquor. Turn off the heat and stir in the parsley. Discard any clams that failed to open.
Arrange the bread at the bottom of 4 shallow bowls, dividing it evenly. Divide the clams and broth evenly among the bowls, ladling them over the bread. Drizzle with your best olive oil.
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I grabbed this silky looking bespoke number, which turns out to be 50/50 wool & bamboo. Upon doing some research, it looks to be made by Coppley, a Canadian manufacturer. It's probably the best fitting jacket I've found yet.
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(Photo credit: Naoki Fakuda) Amir Khan (31-3) unanimously outpointed Chris Algieri (20-2) on May 29 and his performance raised more questions than it answered. He won beyond any doubt but did not really dominate the slightly bigger New Yorker and came across as a fast but fragile contender with a power shortage. In fact his lackluster outing may have increased his chances of a big payday as he is obviously not a major threat to the key players at welterweight and he appears to be a low risk opponent for them regardless of the bold hype. Boxing without hard punches is aerobics.
Chris Algieri is perhaps at the peak of his career and he may have unwittingly accepted the position of a gatekeeper/measuring stick of the division after he went the distance with Pacquiao.
Khan's calibration against Algieri was supposed to be an impressive statement. The British boxers had to defend his choice of opponent against criticism for cherry picking and cruising. He basically apologized for having to fight such an opponent as he had a hard time finding a better challenge but he expected to dispatch this one with authority. The opponent was good enough to face Pacman and he turned out a little better than Khan wanted. His tune-up fight got real.
The fight started at fast pace and Khan's speed advantage was obvious as well as his more refined skills and movement. Crude and sometimes comical in his movement, Algieri was in great shape and had no respect for his rival. The lead right hands landed by the college athlete on the elite boxer were more of an insult than an effective punch and the commentators were so impressed they were prepared to give Chris the fight due to several single shots. Khan's speed was too much for the American but even after landing three out of three shots Khan could not deter the opponent and had to run or hold. He has learned to do both when needed and perhaps the greatest improvement he displayed was his close-range fighting. This is the first time I've seen Amir fight consistently and effectively in the pocket but he still could not inflict damage. He conceded a couple of rounds to an inferior boxer who did not punch harder than him just because he could not keep him off. Khan simply does not carry enough punch power for his size. All the coaching I the world can not change that and this shortage has kept Amir Khan from becoming a great champion.
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The Brewers have activated right-hander Jeremy Jeffress and assigned him to Class A Wisconsin as he begins his comeback from a 100-game suspension for using a drug of abuse.
Jeffress, 22, the Brewers' first-round draft pick in 2006, was suspended last year while pitching at Class A Brevard County. It was his third positive test for a drug of abuse, which he later admitted was marijuana. The first offense led to counseling and the second resulted in a 50-game suspension.
One more positive test and Jeffress gets a lifetime ban. He underwent counseling in Milwaukee last year after receiving the 100-game suspension and Brewer officials are impressed with what he has said and the way he has acted since.
Jeffress' suspension ended a couple of weeks ago but he had developed forearm stiffness while pitching in extended spring training in Arizona, and his return to action was delayed. Brewers general manager Doug Melvin said the other night that club officials still have hopes that Jeffress will get his career back on track.
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Barack Obama's masterful performance before the joint session of Congress vividly reinforced the overriding importance of articulate communications in times of crisis.
Yes, words matter, but as Obama demonstrated how those words are communicated may matter more. The day of the speech, polls showed approximately 63 percent of voters supported the economic measures the president is pursuing. Polls taken immediately after the speech showed a jump to 80 percent approval.
It is no coincidence that the presidents generally considered among the best communicators in our history each took office during one our nation's most difficult times.
It is unlikely that anyone but Abraham Lincoln with his considerable rhetorical skills could have summoned the nation to war or begun the healing process through the beautifully simple 256 word Gettysburg Address.
Numerous comparisons have been made between the state of the nation in 1933 when FDR became president and the current crisis facing President Obama. What became obvious Tuesday night are the striking similarities in their abilities to at once convince the American people of the depths of the crisis while summoning their pride and optimism in the future.
Ronald Reagan took over a country racked by double digit inflation and unemployment, a significantly reduced standing in the world and its confidence shaken to the core. Lingering concerns over Reagan's intellect, ideology and experience were quickly washed away by his uncanny ability to communicate a path forward in clear, concise and compelling language. To those listening, there was never any doubt about where Reagan was leading the country.
Now, following an election where his opponents cynically (and unsuccessfully) tried to make his eloquence a campaign issue, we have Barack Obama describing in sweeping narrative his vision for how we can escape the current crisis and rebuild our prosperity.
Each of these presidents took office in times of unparalleled difficulties and each, so far, was able to summon the best in America to address the problems in dramatic fashion with long-lasting impact.
Their singular ability to educate Americans about the extent and implications of the challenges in honest and compelling fashion made it possible to propose bold and controversial solutions. In explaining the Main Street implications of the credit crisis Tuesday night, Obama likely made it possible to do the unpalatable -- further bail out the banking system.
Each leader then successfully expropriated versions of the American Dream to help drive support for his most ambitious and difficult initiatives. Reagan's description of America as a "shining city on the hill" made it possible to summon the will to effectively dismantle the Soviet Union.
Does eloquence ensure a successful presidency? Probably not and it doesn't even ensure election. Williams Jennings Bryan and Adlai Stevenson were two of the finest American political orators, yet both were defeated in their attempts to capture the presidency. Of course neither of them ran in a time of national crisis. Had they, the results might have been quite different.
Will Obama's outsized communications abilities allow him to succeed in leading the country back to prosperity? Only time will tell. But following eight years of a president who relished being "misunderestimated" the American people are clearly ready for an eloquent presidency.
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The Tories last week refused to discuss claims that Christopher Moran was one of a number of secret lenders repaid £5m to ensure their anonymity.
But Francis Maude, the party's chairman, denied it was embarrassed to be associated with the tycoon, once expelled from Lloyds for "discreditable conduct". Mr Maude revealed that Mr Moran is about to be made a director of C&UCO Properties Ltd, the party's property arm bidding for the freehold of its former HQ in London's Smith Square.
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Mr Maude said: "He has been associated with the party for a long time and he's held dinners for the party in Crosby Hall [his Chelsea home]... I don't think it's wrong that he should be associated with us."
The Electoral Commission has asked for details of the party's secret lenders. It will then decide whether to release the names. If the loans were not made on purely commercial terms the lenders must be outed.
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Oh sweet weekend. Three days to be exact. Too bad it's already almost over. Still, I am awake so incredibly early in the morning. At least I can get some shopping done online, in peace. Any more, it's just easier than going to the actual store. I still wish someone would set a site up for ordering groceries though! I did find a cute little site that let's you create your own personalized gifts. I am thinking there are a few items I would love to get for baby Izzy this Christmas!! You can just visit personal creations if you like this kind of stuff too. I think it's a lot of fun for the kids - and I wish I would have thought about it before I tried to write their names on a hundred pencils for school!
Sunday, September 04, 2011
Oh sweet weekend. Three days to be exact. Too bad it's already almost over. Still, I am awake so incredibly early in the morning. At least I can get some shopping done online, in peace. Any more, it's just easier than going to the actual store. I still wish someone would set a site up for ordering groceries though! I did find a cute little site that let's you create your own personalized gifts. I am thinking there are a few items I would love to get for baby Izzy this Christmas!! You can just visit personal creations if you like this kind of stuff too. I think it's a lot of fun for the kids - and I wish I would have thought about it before I tried to write their names on a hundred pencils for school!
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Wednesday, August 31, 2011
"Grandmas' Bird Bath"
My phone has been ringing off the hook lately. Everyone wants pictures taken. I have a photo shoot lined up for Saturday, and about 4 more I need to make time for. Not to mention I need to take pictures for my own little Grandbaby! She is three months old today, and we need to stuff her in my little baby dress and get some pictures. I just hope the dress will hold up - it's almost 40 years old, so it has seen better days.
This work week will at least bring a 3 day weekend when it's over. I am looking forward to that! The days seem to just run together with everyone so busy, and I need a little break. Of course the man would love to shop for a newer vehicle for me, and look at truck rims for his. What is it with boys and their stupid tires anyways?? Oh well.
The photo up there is one I took while we were visiting my Gramma in Tennessee. I loved her little bird bath, and the girls had gone around picking little flowers - then tossed them in there so the birdies would have "decorations". LOL! So sweet those girlies!
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Tuesday, August 30, 2011
I like to sit outside early in the mornings and watch the sun come up. The other day, I was sipping my coffee when this little guy showed up to have a bite to eat. I believe he is what they call a hummingbird moth - huge for a moth for sure! He hovers over the flowers, and has a really long tongue thingy that he uses, like a beak, to get at the flower nectar. It was so neat to watch!
If you make the picture full size, you can see the motion of his wings. He must have stayed around for a good thirty minutes before moving along, but I was grateful he came. I have thought about entering a photo of him in the fair, but I honestly don't think I will have time to put anything in this year. Life has gotten so incredibly busy, and I haven't had the time to sort through photos and decide if this year has given me anything good enough to really bother with. It seems like work kind of sucks up most of my time - though I am super happy about having a real job. It just doesn't leave much time in the day for anything else. The only thing I really don't like about working - is the sitting on my butt too much. I'm going to have to look for the best diet pills on the market if I am going to spend the rest of my life sitting down! So far my pants still fit, but I was used to running around all day, and the transition has been a little rough on the ol' diet!! Or maybe I'll be like my little friend up there - just eat flowers!!
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Friday, August 19, 2011
So, this is my new job title! I am a sign maker - and I love it!! I didn't make the ones up here, but I took these photos of this particular store when I first started so I would know what in the world I was doing. I work for the brand of beer on the sign. :)
I actually AM the graphics department at my company, so most of the signage and things that you would see inside the stores would be something I made. In our area anyways. Sometimes it can get pretty hectic, and it sure has made the summer go by quickly. I think I have finally gotten used to the whole 40 hours a week thing, but it has taken some adjusting for sure. I don't have a lot of time for myself anymore, thus the reason I am up at 4 in the morning. But I sure do LOVE that paycheck!! LOL! As a matter of fact - I will be speaking with an Energy subwoofer speaker seller this weekend, so I can make my living room my own personal concert station! LOL! I was able to buy my kids school supplies and school clothes without worry, and the bills are all caught up. And yes - we were able to go on vacation. Much better than the struggle that was my life before. I am still picking up little freelance jobs here and there, but now I can say no if I need to. I like that option. And I get paid to color! Yes!!
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Friday, July 22, 2011
I went with my family to the rodeo last night! I have been to a very small one before, but this one I can call my first "real" rodeo!! It was so much fun, and I had the absolute best seats in the house thanks to my job!! My employer gave my tickets for box seats, so we sat right above the chutes where the cowboys come out! My kids were in awe the whole time. I was wondering how these boys can get up off the ground when they fall down - OUCH!! I think I took a bazillion photos too. Cowboys - are hot! LOL!
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Saturday, July 16, 2011
Oh my. So here I am, babysitting my granddaughter. Holy shite. It's 116 degrees outside and they dress her in black. Cute and all, but no. First things first - stripped to the diaper. Fed, changed and burped. Still fussy. Tired, and fussy. I don't remember my babies ever being this fussy. Maybe nature does that to us mommies so we will still like babies when ours grow up. I dunno. Swing - yes - they brought the swing. Oh thank you jesusss. She's asleep. Maybe now I can go pee...... I'm not sure how I am gonna get supper cooked though. I wanted to grill so I didn't have to heat up the house. At this point I think everyone is shoving blocks of ice in the outdoor fireplaces and gathering around them to stay cool. Or literally crawling into the freezer. Oh yeah, I have the big one in the garage. I could take out all the shelves and sit in there a spell. But I can't. I'm babysitting....... Jeebus it's hot......
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Fireworks were not the only fun we had over the Fourth Of July Holiday this year! The kids took part in a fishing derby out at one of our favorite little lakes. Riley actually got quite a few bites, but neither one of them caught anything this time. It was a lot of fun watching them though - I remember fishing with my Daddy when I was a little girl - and it was the best..... I hope my kids remember these times as well.
I have to make a trip out to the stores after a bit - hopefully before the horrific heat sets in - I am thinking it's a good day to bake a cake in the car. I bet it will be done before I get out of the grocery store it's so hot here! I found a bunch of graduation stuff on clearance the other day, and I am going to hoard some of it in the hopes that I will be able to use it some day. Plus I have some coupons I have been dying to use up before they expire. Free stuff is always good. Stay out of the heat if you can, and have a great weekend!!
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Here's a photo of the start of our fireworks show from the fourth.... I still have had absolutely no time to do any editing of the pictures. As a matter of fact, now I need to figure out how to use photos like these in CorelDraw. What I need to be able to do is blow up a digital photo I have taken with my camera, up to the size of a billboard. I don't know for sure if this is where using RAW images comes into play, or keeping it in JPEG mode will work as well. I don't know if I even have enough memory on this old desktop to work with the RAW anymore. What I really need to do is take a course, but there aren't any being offered at the college here. Gah!!
So it's another busy day for me at work today, gotta do some grocery shopping, pay some bills and buy adapexin for a little experiment I am going to try. I wish I knew how to fit everything I need to get done into one day, but so far I am not having a whole lot of luck!!
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Wednesday, July 06, 2011
My garden - is all but dead. The house is a disaster from the weekend still. I forgot to mail the rent..... There's just so much to do and not enough time to do it all. I did manage to get out and get some photo time in, and now I need to find the time to upload all the fireworks shots I got! Thankfully the work week is short by a day, as there is much to do this coming weekend as well. Rye has a birthday party to go to, and I have no time to go shopping for that. We scanned the web together and found a spot to make personal birthday gifts at Personal Creations. This will be cute, and a time saver for me. The little birthday girl is having a baking party (She loves cupcakes as much as Rye does apparently) so we will be able to customize the perfect little gift - and have it delivered. I wish everything were so easy - like please ship me my toilet paper and laundry soap too! Hopefully this week I can find the time to get some fireworks shots up here - I got some really nice ones this year, and even my kids managed to get some very cool and creative ones as well! Riley used her DSi to snap a few, and they were very artsy!! I hope everyone has a great, shortened week!!
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Sunday, June 19, 2011
Here are some photos of the clouds around here over the course of the last week or so. It has been really neat to see all the different patterns, and out of all of it, we only had one day of rain!
This one is soooo weird - how the sky just seems to have a straight line right down the middle! I don't know what causes that, but it sure was neat!
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Awwwwwww, what a softy! The kids are up early this morning, making Daddy some cards for Father's Day. They are hoping to surprise him when he gets off work. That's the hard part about the 3rd shifters' life - you miss a lot. But I will help them with the special breakfast cooking, and later we will be going to Gramma's house for cake. I thought about having an organic fruit basket delivery made to his work from the kids, but then remembered that it's awful hard to stash anything without it being snagged by someone else. I mean it's one thing to offer to share, but quite another to have your goodies just go completely missing. But - it would be a really nice gift for my step-dad. He's watching his health more closely these days since his heart surgery, and chocolate would probably not be the best gift anymore! We have a busy day ahead, and an even busier week! Hope everyone has a great day!!
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Friday, June 17, 2011
It sure has taken some getting used to, this 40 hour work week thing. I have been really tired lately, no so much from the work itself, just from trying to fit everything I need to into my day. Tonight after supper, we went for a drive towards a nice wall cloud, just to have a peek at it. Before too long though, it was time to go, and it seems to have followed us home. To the right of that tree line, we saw some serious rotation going on, and that was so neat, but also our signal to get back on the road.
Now that we are back, it's back to the supper dishes, back to the kids and all their wants and needs. My son wants an xbox wireless adapter now, - like right now - so he doesn't trip over all the cords. My daughter, wants everything that has been on tv in the last twenty minutes, and I want my hair colored! I don't get a paycheck however, until next Friday. Ughh.... It will be a tight week for sure, but we've made do with less. I'm just glad that things are finally starting to look a little brighter in the money department. Tired or not, it will be well worth it.
Well, here comes the hail again!
Oooh. Big Hail!!! Bye Bye!!!
Now that we are back, it's back to the supper dishes, back to the kids and all their wants and needs. My son wants an xbox wireless adapter now, - like right now - so he doesn't trip over all the cords. My daughter, wants everything that has been on tv in the last twenty minutes, and I want my hair colored! I don't get a paycheck however, until next Friday. Ughh.... It will be a tight week for sure, but we've made do with less. I'm just glad that things are finally starting to look a little brighter in the money department. Tired or not, it will be well worth it.
Well, here comes the hail again!
Oooh. Big Hail!!! Bye Bye!!!
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Saturday, June 04, 2011
Love Love Love
I can't believe I am finally a Gramma! Let me tell you - there is nothing like it in the world! I am completely smitten by this little tiny human, and every single day, I think she gets even more beautiful....
I am a bit tired, but I think my poor daughter is just exhausted. I am so proud of her though - she's just amazing. I don't think she's had more than a couple hours of sleep since she's been home from the hospital. I would love to talk her into coming over to Gramma's house to get a nap, but for now I think she is content just trying to figure things all out in her own home. I remember those days....
Just love. It's oozing from my soul!
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Saturday, May 28, 2011
Still no baby. I have cleaned the house, gotten the lawn mowed, done all the laundry, and finished printing postcards for work. I have done everything I can think of to keep my mind occupied. I have called Halie a hundred forty two times, and still nothing. I really wish she would go into labor already and give me my grandbaby. Gawwww!! I don't think it was this bad waiting on my own children to arrive. Or maybe it was - and I just can't remember - thus the reason I have three kids instead of just one. It looks like rain is coming again today, but it's hard to tell. It's been clouding up like this for a few days in a row now, but it hasn't produced anything. Kinda like Halie. Contractions that produce - NOTHING! LOL!
Maybe, she will get the baby for HER birthday! She turns 20 on Monday.
Keep your fingers crossed!!
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Friday, May 27, 2011
Since we are still waiting for the Grandbaby to arrive, I suppose we will just have to make do with some senior pics instead of the newborn pics! LOL! We have been trying everything we can think of to get this baby to come out, but it has been exhausting for this Gramma-to-be! Right now I am trying to figure out how to get rid of dark circles under my eyes!! I don't know how many more nights in a row I can go without much sleep. Yesterday we went walking in the park, then we came home and I made the daughter a special salad. I even used Balsamic Vinegar straight from Italy in the salad dressing. Then for a drink it was the traditional Raspberry Tea. But alas. Here we are on Friday morning - and still no labor. She did go to the doctor yesterday, and she has been scheduled for inducement on Tuesday. Still - I hope this child comes into the world on her own!!
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Thursday, May 19, 2011
Well..... the Weather Channel gives us a 7 out of 10 (Or 70% Chance) of a tornado in our area today. The area in the middle, or first inside circle, is where I live. There is a chance for not only tornadoes, but large hail as well, as indicated by the red circle. Hmmmm. It feels fairly cool outside right now, but the air is that sticky kinds of air that makes your skin crawl just a little. We shall see what unfolds I suppose. The tales around my town say that a tornado will never touch down inside the city limits, as we live in a "gully" of sorts. All my life, I have never seen one here. I have watched the radar as storms got close, then "POOF" - they fall apart - then come back together once they have gotten East of us.... I do remember a few times in my life where I was actually pretty scared, but mostly I was a young child, and had no way of knowing that which I know now. But - I don't necessarily believe that we will never be affected. I think it's only a matter of time......
So the day brings me out to harvest a few heads of broccoli from my garden for supper tonight. I'll be keeping a close eye on the sky, and I must go to work and try to talk my boss into at least looking at this inetsoft business intelligence software. The kids are almost done with school for the summer, with only part of the next week to go. Needless to say they are quite restless at this point. I also need to finish the baby blanket I started back when I first found out I was going to become a gramma. So much to do, so little time!
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Mac Moad
The first week of October was finally here. The first three days were spent in my favorite stand watching 3 raccoons in which I had named Larry, Curly, and Moe. The mother raccoon was slightly bigger than the two younger ones, and seemed curious to every movement surrounding them. The days here in eastern Oklahoma in October were still in the 80's with mosquitoes buzzing everywhere. I was wondering if it was still too hot to hunt and questioned myself again over and over.
Northern Ontario Moose Hunt
Jerry Smith
This is a pic of my 2009 archery moose hunt up in Northern Ontario Canada, this is my third year archery hunting and I am 3 for 3 - 2007 cow moose, 2008 cow moose and I had another cow tag this year but took a nice chunky bull calf in 2009.
Indiana Deer Hunting Success
Chris James
It was a nice November 5th 2009 evening in Indiana. I had just gotten off work and I was off to the woods to get in my stand. I got my gear on, sprayed down and to my stand I went. I put out a couple of scent pads on the way in. I arrived at my stand at about 4:00 pm, I set down and was getting comfortable for the night's hunt. After getting comfortable I hit my grunt and within 2 minutes I saw my buck standing in the partially picked cornfield about 80 yards from my stand.
The Early Bird Gets the Worm
Lance Stephens
For big bow hunters all around, the beginning of the season is a time we anticipate with great enthusiasm. Everyone has their bows tuned in, tree stands set, and you just can't wait to try out that new decoy. But, is every bow hunter really prepared to see more big bucks in that first evening than they ever had before? Well, I wasn't.
Successful Muley Archery Hunt
Heather Moore
My husband and I always take the first two weeks of archery season off work, so we can get the upper hand on the animals. This year however, Darren had to work out of state the first week, so he didn't even get to hunt, and I ventured out on my own. We had been getting a lot of promising pictures on the game camera, but none came in while I was there that I wanted.
Archery Hunt in August's Sweltering Heat
Steve Schulz
As the mercury steadily rose outside it was easily 10 degrees higher in the blind, I was tucked in awaiting the arrival of thirsty antelope. The hotter it got the more uncomfortable it became inside the blind which now was turning out to be a sweat box. I'm not really sure, but while inside that 70x70x90 sweat box a buddy of mine texted me telling me it was 92 degrees out. Not sure but I don't really think he was simply informing me of the fact more so than getting a little enjoyment out of the misery I'd intentionally placed myself in.


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Horseback Riding
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Horseback riding is a sport of communication. The second a person mounts a horse, the animal instantly knows whether the rider is experienced by their subtle movements. This relationship is at the center of this sport. The bonding that goes on between human and animal is what makes riding pleasurable for both rider and horse. And there's no place like Vermont to enjoy a day on the trail. South Woodstock, Vermont sits in the heart of one of the finest horse trail systems for both competitive and pleasure riding in the country. The trails, which are maintained by the Green Mountain Horse Association, wind through fourteen communities in Windsor County creating the perfect environment to enjoy Vermont's outdoors by horseback. Host Marianne Eaton visits Kedron Valley Stables in South Woodstock for a horseback riding lesson and then joins members of the GMHA for their annual fall foliage ride.
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