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Getting Started
► Getting started printing
For a start, you can print the "Quick start" file inside Save2PDF.
Save2PDF will print directly to most printer models without extra software, but we recommend you install the free WePrint printer sharing software if you have any problems connecting to your printer, or if your printer has a USB connection.
Install WePrint on your Mac or PC from here. http://esz.us/wp
You can tap on the "Printer Options" button in the Print screen to change settings such as page size, margins, etc.
If you get a blank page or have any issues tap here (
View) to go to the troubleshooting section.
► PDF conversion from inside Safari/Photos and other Apps
Save2PDF takes advantage of the extensions capability build into iOS. This means you can use Save2PDF from within another app like Safari/Phots. Follow the steps below to enable Save2PDF to be used by other apps. The guide is for Safari but the same steps can also be used for most other apps.
You will now see Save2PDF as an option whenever you tap on the Action button (you may have to scroll left)
► App Settings
► Printing from the Apple Mail app
Save2PDF can print Email from Apple's Mail app using copy and paste. This method will retain formatting and the look of the email.
Follow the steps below to print an email.
Note: If you want to print an attachment then simply tap and hold on the attachment and then tap "Open in" and choose Save2PDF.
► Sending Email Settings
If you want to send files and notes via email from your own account then you need to set up an out going email server.
Open the App Settings (
View) and open the "Email" section
Tap on "Outgoing Mail Server", select or add and account and enter your email provider details
Use the "+" button in the top of the dit settings screen to choose an account type.
► Locking the Save2PDF screen. Protecting your app data.
You can choose to lock access to Save2PDF and its data using a setting. Open the app settings (
View) - Application section, near the bottom. Tap on 'Application Password' and then you can choose when to lock the app screen. You can enter your own password or a pin code. Note: if you forget your password/pin then you will need to reinstall the app.
You can also choose to use the touch id fingerprint unlock option if your iPhone/iPad supports it.
► Contact access
If you are getting a message in Save2PDF about contact access, then you need to check your device access settings.
Open the Apple iPad/iPhone "Settings" app > Privacy > Contacts > Save2PDF. Check that Save2PDF is set to "on".
Also open the Settings app -> General -> Restrictions -> Contacts (near bottom). Check that Save2PDF is set to "on".
Also tap into the Settings app > Scroll near the bottom and click on our Save2PDF. Turn on "Contacts".
► Editing Contact details
To edit contact details follow the steps below
Note: The first time you run Save2PDF you will have been asked if Save2PDF could access your contacts. If you tapped "No" you will not be able to see your contacts in this section. To fix this go to the device settings app, scroll down to Save2PDF and then turn on contact access
► Printing Contacts/Address labels
Tap on the 3 lined button in the top left of the screen inside Save2PDF to open the side menu. Then tap on 'Contacts' to show the contacts screen.
Contacts can be selected from your contact list using the checkbox on the left of the contact name. Use the ✓ tick button at the top of the screen to select all Contacts. Once you have selected your contacts, tap on the Print button.
You can view contacts in each of your contact groups group with the group button in the top tool bar.
After you tap on the print button, tap on "Printer Options" and then tap on "Contact layout" to choose a different print layout.
You can use the search button to enter some text in the search field to filter the list of contacts you want to see.
See the section about contact access if you do not see your contacts.
► Getting started printing
For a start, you can print the "Quick start" file inside Save2PDF.
Save2PDF will print directly to most printer models without extra software, but we recommend you install the free WePrint printer sharing software if you have any problems connecting to your printer, or if your printer has a USB connection.
Install WePrint on your Mac or PC from here http://esz.us/wp
You can tap on the "Printer Options" button in the Print screen to change settings such as page size, margins, etc.
If you get a blank page or have any issues, tap here to go to the troubleshooting section (
► Choosing a printer driver
For a start, you can print the "Quick start" file inside Save2PDF.
Save2PDF will print directly to most printer models without extra software, but we recommend you install the free WePrint printer sharing software if you have any problems connecting to your printer, or if your printer has a USB connection.
Install WePrint on your Mac or PC from here http://esz.us/wp
If you get a blank page or have any issues please tap here (
View) to go to the troubleshooting section.
► Which printers can I print to?
You can print directly to most printer models over WiFi without extra software.
AirPrint is not required to be able to print. You can print from your iPhone/iPad to ALL printers using the free WePrint printer sharing software which is installed on your Mac or PC from here:
If your printer has a USB or other connection type, you can also use WePrint to share the printer with your iPhone/iPad.
► Change layout and printer options
In the Print screen (
View), you can tap on "Printer Options" to edit several layout features. You can change the page range, margins, grayscale (black and white), orientation (landscape, portrait, rotate), paper size (A4, A3, US Letter, US Legal, Custom), duplex, paper tray and more. For the largest range of options, install and select a WePrint server printer (
If the printed size is wrong, you can change the margins to "0". You can also use a negative number to expand the printed size to print the full page, eg -1.0,-1.0,-1.0,-1.0
You can choose a different paper size. You can also create your own custom paper size for your printer, eg A3, Tabloid, labels, paper roll etc.
► Printing remotely using 3G/4G instead of WiFi
If you want to print remotely to your office or home printers, you can use the "Print via Mobile Data" option using WePrint.
Quick Start Guide
Generally, when you are in your local WiFi network Save2PDF will automatically find your WePrint server in your network and allow you to print straight away. If you are not in the same network as
the WePrint server, or you want to print via 3G/4G you can use the "Print via Proxy" option in the WePrint settings.
Do not confuse the "Print via Mobile Data" function with printing from an email account, we are simply using this email account as a transport method. If Save2PDF supports email, you can set up
your email accounts to print in "Email" section of the app on your iPhone/iPad
Full Instructions
If you have an office network with a firewall that blocks email server access, you could use iDisk or another WebDAV server. During step 5. select the type drop down in the WePrint
settings to select iDisk or WebDAV.
When printing, make sure the "Server" field on the Print screen displays the server name starting with "Proxy:". WePrint doesn't need to be running to print via proxy,
and it is generally not restricted by firewalls. WePrint can be started later to collect the printed documents, so is great when traveling.
WePrint does need to be running at some stage to collect the print jobs and print them.
If you have any issues with the set up then please see our Print via Mobile Data troubleshooting section (
► Problems printing remotely with Print via Mobile Data
Do you have "Proxy:" showing in the server field of the Print screen on the iPhone? If not, use the "Choose" button beside the Printer field to select or add a WePrint server.
There will be a slight delay as WePrint waits to check the email account. To print instantly, open the "Print via Mobile Data" tab in WePrint and click the "Check now" button.
Do not set up your Print via Mobile Data email account in the email accounts screen of Save2PDF. It is only used for printing and so only needs to be added in the "Print via Mobile Data" screen.
► Printing using Google Cloud Print
Before you can use Google Cloud Printing (GCP) on your iPad or iPhone, you will need to set up Google Cloud Printing. Here
If you have any issues installing Google Cloud Printing, please contact Google.
Once you have installed Google Cloud Print and have printed a test page, then you can set it up in Save2PDF
► Printing Contacts/Address labels
Tap on the 3 lined button in the top left of the screen inside Save2PDF to open the side menu. Then tap on 'Contacts' to show the contacts screen.
Contacts can be selected from your contact list using the checkbox on the left of the contact name. Use the ✓ tick button at the top of the screen to select all Contacts. Once you have selected your contacts, tap on the Print button.
You can view contacts in each of your contact groups group with the group button in the top tool bar.
After you tap on the print button, tap on "Printer Options" and then tap on "Contact layout" to choose a different print layout.
You can use the search button to enter some text in the search field to filter the list of contacts you want to see.
See the section about contact access if you do not see your contacts.
► Printing with a DYMO printer
You can print to your DYMO printer by installing WePrint (
View) on your Mac or PC from here http://esz.us/wp
WePrint is a free printer sharing server. The iPhone/iPad does not provide an option to connect to a printer via USB.
In the Print screen in Save2PDF, select your WePrint DYMO LabelWriter by tapping on the "Choose" (
View) button.
You can print address/shipping labels to your DYMO printer by tapping on "Contacts" in Save2PDF, select a contact and tap Print.
Select the correct label that is loaded in your DYMO LabelWriter with the printer options and either the work or home address option.
If you have the LabelWriter Twin you can select the right or left roll in the "Tray selection" at the bottom of the "Printer Options" screen.
You can also create a text file or note in the "Files" section of Save2PDF and type your recipients details, then print it out.
► Printing photos/images
Images can be printed using different sizes.
Tap on the 3 lined button in the top of the screen to show the left side panel and then tap on "Images".
Select multiple photos by tapping on them and then tap on "Print" button in the top right.
Tap on "Printer Options in the Print screen to choose the Image size and Paper tray.
You can choose the paper tray if you are printing from your iPhone/iPad via the free WePrint on your Mac or PC http://esz.us/wp. Paper tray selection will depend on your System and printer support.
For photo printing, it is best to use "Fill page". If photos are cut off or you see white bands, you can adjust the image margins in the WePrint settings - Images tab, or the Printer Options on the iPhone/iPad Print screen
You can use negative margins to extend the print area if needed.
If images don't appear to be the correct size, you can also adjust the "Image scaling" setting in the WePrint settings to adjust the image scale to suit your printer. This will apply to all image size formats that you select on the iPhone eg. 3x5, 4x6, except "Fill Page"
To print multiple photos per page, tap on the "Printer Options" in the print screen. Change the "Photos per page - columns" and also "Photos per page - rows" to set the number of images per page.
► No access to photos/Photos show a cloud icon
If you do not see any photos in Save2PDF or get an access warning message, then you need to enable access to photos.
Open the device 'Settings' app and scroll down and tap on the Save2PDF icon near the bottom. Tap on 'Photos' and enable access.
If you see a dimmed/faded cloud icon when you tap on a photo then the photo is downloading from iCloud. Some images take some time to download. Check your iCloud settings (at the top) in the Settings app. Tap on "Photos" in the iCloud settings. If you have selected "Optimise iPad/iPhone Storage" then your photos may not stored on your device. They will be downloaded when needed. Turn on the "Download and Keep Originals" if you have space so that the photos are always available.
► Printing from Pages/Numbers/Keynote
You can print/share documents from Pages, Numbers or Keynote using the steps below
► Mobile Printing with no network available
You can use your iPhone/iPad to print to a printer when you have no Wifi network available. An example of this would be if you are in a truck or if you are visiting hotel.
Follow the steps below to enable mobile printing.
Note: You will need the "Personal Hotspot" function enabled on your iPhone to use this method, your carrier may have restrictions for this so check with them for further details.
► Printing to the Brother PJ 673 mobile printer
First you need to connect your device to the PJ-673 WiFi network. This is Brother's documentation about connecting an iPhone/iPad to the 673 via WiFi:
Once your iPad is connected to the PJ673, tap on the Print button when viewing a web page (or other document) inside Save2PDF.
Tap on Choose and select the PJ673 printer icon in the choose printer screen. If the PJ-673 does not appear, use the "+" button in the top right of the choose screen to add the PJ 673 manually. Enter the address described in the Brother installation document ie. 169.254.100.1
On the Print screen, tap on Setup to show the setup screen. If the "Brother Mobile" test is not showing, tap on "More" to add it. Tap on "Test" beside "Brother Mobile" to test the connection. Once the connection is confirmed, then the 'Brother Mobile' option should be selected in the bottom of the screen for Documents and Text.
After setup, you can simply tap on 'Print' with other documents after you have connected to the PJ 673 WiFi network.
► Delete WePrint
If you are having any problems please contact us for help.
If your PC un-installer detects additional user files and doesn't complete, you can delete WePrint by exploring C:\ drive and either deleting the "C:\Program Files\WePrint" folder or drag it to the recycle bin.
also delete the folder "c:\WePrint" if it exists
To uninstall WePrint on a Mac, quit the WePrint application; then you can delete this file:
Applications/WePrint Server
and this folder:
~/Documents/EuroSmartz Print
If the WePrint icon is not shown on the Apple Finder menu bar or in your Dock, go to the Apple icon on the top left of the screen and force quit the WePrint application.
File, Photo, Clipboard and Document Transfer
► Adding Cloud Servers
You can access a large range of cloud servers types with Save2PDF. eg iCloud Drive, Google Drive, OneDrive, DropBox, Box.net, MyDisk, CloudMe, Evernote, FTP, SugarSync
For WebDAV server enter your user name and password as well as the URL to access the service (the URL will be available for your providers website).
For FTP enter your user name and password, you can change the port or rename FTP by tapping in the "Port" or "Name" field
Here are some sample server settings:
Box.net: URL="http://box.net/dav"
MyDisk.se: URL="https://mydisk.se/username/" Where "username" is your username. NOTE: Make sure the URL ends with "/
► Import files from your Mac or PC
You can move your Mac files to the "EuroSmartz Apps" folder on "iCloud Drive". Then you can access these files inside Save2PDF in the iCloud Server screen. It will take a short while for the files to transfer and appear.
You can also follow the steps below to import files from your computer using WePrint
You can also retrieve files from Cloud servers, see the cloud server (
View) section to find out more
► Transfer files to or from a Cloud Server
With Save2PDF you can transfer files, videos, photos and documents between your device and different cloud servers
When viewing a files screen, either local files or cloud server files, tap on the "+" button in the top right and select "Import". This will allow you to choose another location to select files and import them into the current file screen.
You can also select one or more files in a Files screen and then choose "Export" from the action menu button in the top right (square with arrow).
► Import files from other apps
You can transfer files from other apps to Save2PDF.
Method 1 - Multitasking on supported iPads with iOS 11
Open the Files (or Web Browser) screen inside Save2PDF
Slide up from the bottom of the iPad screen to show the app bar. Tap and drag on another app (which supports drag eg. Photos, Safari, Files) to the right of the screen to create a split screen.
Tap and hold on document, photo or other content to drag to Save2PDF to save or print.
Method 2 - Use "Open in" from your other app and select Save2PDF. This option should be available in most apps when selecting files and using an action menu
Method 3 - Use "iCloud Drive" from your other app and tap on "EuroSmartz Apps". This will save the documents from the other app in the iCloud folder inside Save2PDF
Method 4 - Use a Cloud Server to share the file with other apps
► Send files to another app
You can send files and other content to other apps from inside Save2PDF.
Tap on the 3 lined button in the top left of the screen to show the left side panel. Then tap on "Files" to show the file screen.
Tap on the checkbox in the file icon to select files and then tap on the action menu button (square with arrow) to show the action menu.
You can choose either the "Open with App" or "Share" actions in the menu to share content with other apps such as Omnifocus, Devonthink, Evernote etc.
► Mount iPad/iPhone as a Disk on your Mac/PC
You can mount your iPad or iPhone as a disk on your computer and you will then be able to freely move files and folders on and off the disk - for a step by step guide, tap here for Mac and tap here for Windows
► Synchronise files between devices
You can synchronise your files in Save2PDF with Save2PDF on other devices using iCloud. Open the app settings (
View) and then open the "Files" section. Turn on 'Sync local files between devices via iCloud'. This will automatically share files between your devices that have your iCloud account.
► Zip and unzip files
You can zip files in the Files screen. Tap to check one or more files with the checkbox. Then use the action menu in the top of the screen (square with an arrow). Select "Zip files" and then name the new zip file.
You can unzip and view zipped files by simply tapping on them. You can copy files out of a zip file by selecting one or more files and using "Export" in the action menu at the top of the screen.
Web pages
► Printing Web Pages
Save2PDF has two ways to print Web Pages.
Method 1 - Use Web Pages section (quickest and easiest)
Method 2 - Using Safari
Method 3 - Multitasking on supported iPads with iOS 11
You can also copy the address from the Safari address bar and paste it into the web address bar inside Save2PDF.
► Import Web Bookmarks
You can import bookmarks into Save2PDF from most browsers on your Mac or PC. Check your browser help file to see how to save your bookmarks. Save your bookmarks as an HTML file inside your WePrint shared files directory.
The location of this directory is in the WePrint settings - "Sharing" tab.
To import the bookmarks into Save2PDF, open the Web Page screen, then tap on the "Bookmarks" button to view and edit your bookmarks.
Select the bookmarks file you just exported and press the "Import" button to complete the import.
► Choose your web browser search engine
You can choose which search engine to use when you do web searches in Save2PDF.
Open the app settings (
View) and open the 'Web Browser' section. Tap on the 'Default web search' and choose from the list. eg. Google, Bing, Yahoo, Ask, Wikipedia, DuckDuckGo.
Feel free to contact us to suggest others. Contact us
PDF Conversion
► Convert images and files to a PDF file
You can merge multiple files into a single PDF file.
If you only want certain pages to be included from a specific file, tap on the "All Pages" link and choose the page range
To add further files tap the + button on the top right
You can change settings such as margin, scale and orientation next to each file.
You can also convert files from online storage (i.e. iDisk or WebDav enabled stores). Open into your Cloud server in the Files screen, check the items you wish to convert and follow the steps above.
► Convert a file into a PDF from another app
There are several ways to transfer files from another app so you can convert them into a PDF.
Use "Open in" from your other app and select Save2PDF
Save2PDF should open and display the PDF screen.
Then you can just tap on the Save button.
Share via iDisk/Dropbox/Box.net
If the other app supports Cloud Servers you can also use that to transfer files
In the other app save your file to your preferred cloud server
Open Save2PDF and go to the Cloud Server screen from the Files screen
Select your Cloud storage service or tap the + to set it up
Select the files and tap the PDF button
► Create a Note and add it to a PDF file
With Save2PDF you can create a formatted Note and add it to the front or back of a PDF file.
► Add a file to an existing PDF or merge two PDFs
With Save2PDF you can add another file or document to the front or back of a PDF file. You can also merge two existing PDF files into a single document.
► Faxing documents and images
Save2PDF has the ability to send faxes however you need to have the correct setup in your PC, or a supported printer on your Mac to be able to fax.
See below to ensure your system meets the correct criteria to be able to send faxes.
Windows PC
Apple Mac
► Sending a fax
If your system setup meets with the criteria explained above (
View) then follow these steps to send a fax from Save2PDF.
If your fax does not go through or you get an error connecting to WePrint, please tap here (
View) to go to the troubleshooting section.
► My printer is not found or does not print correctly
Try rebooting your WiFi router to see if that fixes any connection issue.
To run a quick diagnostic test for your printer for this type of printing, go ahead and install the WePrint printer sharing software on your Mac or PC.
You can download WePrint here http://esz.us/wp.
Make sure you have WePrint: showing in the Server field on the Print screen for this test, or tap on the Choose button to select it. WePrint will also allow you to print over 3G/4G.
► My device says "Error connecting to the server". It can't find the WePrint server.
If you have problems connecting to your printer or the print out is blurry or too light, here are some options try.
Try rebooting your network router.
Open Save2PDF, tap on the print button and then tap on "Choose" in the print screen. Tap on "AirPrint" in the choose printer screen to see if your printer is found that way.
Otherwise, our free WePrint for Mac/PC can help track down any print quality and network connection problems.
WePrint is installed on your Mac or PC and shares your Printers so you can print from your iPad/iPhone.
Install WePrint on your Mac or PC from here: http://esz.us/wp
Make sure WePrint on your Mac/PC and also the iPhone/iPad are in the same network
Do you have 'WePrint' displayed in the 'Server' field in the 'Print' screen in Save2PDF?
Tap 'Choose' in the 'Print' screen > 'Choose Printers' screen > tap to select the green 'WePrint' icon with your printer name and 'Available' underneath.
On rare occasions connection problems occur and are usually caused by your Firewall. Check the Windows help page to make sure your
firewall isn't blocking connections. Try turning off your firewall temporarily to test it.
In the app print screen, tap on the "Choose" button. In the next screen tap "+" and if it doesn't find it automatically, enter the WePrint server details.
Try also changing the WePrint port number in the WePrint Settings - Advanced tab. Set the custom port number to 8081 or 8082 etc. Make sure you change the port on your device too if you do this.
Check that your device is connected to your Wi-Fi router with a password if it needs one. Some routers allow guest access with no password, but that blocks access between devices in the same network.
If your router has password access, enter it in your iPhone/iPad settings.
Some routers have a feature in the router Admin screens called "AP Isolation". This will block access between devices. Check that "AP Isolation"/"Wireless Client Isolation" is off.
If find after trying all of these steps you are simply blocked for no reason, or you want to print via 3G/4G you can use the Print via Mobile Data (
View) option.
► My print job appears in WePrint but goes no further, or there is a printer error on my Mac/PC
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Jack Cork receives first England call-up as injury problems intensify
Burnley midfielder Jack Cork has been handed his first England call-up as Gareth Southgate's injury problems intensified on Tuesday.
The 28-year-old has been drafted into a depleted squad by Southgate for the upcoming friendlies against Germany and Brazil.
The England manager has turned to the former Swansea and Southampton man after Raheem Sterling, Fabian Delph and Jordan Henderson became the latest withdrawals from his group.
"I'm really, really happy. I haven't really got the words for it. I'm looking forward to going to meet up," Cork, who won 13 England Under-21 caps, said on Burnley's website.
"We've had a good start to the season and you're probably not going to get many better opportunities to be in the England squad, because we are doing so well.
"Four or five of the lads in the squad probably could have got in at the same time as me, so I feel lucky that I've been given the chance and, hopefully, if we can keep this form up then maybe one or two others can get in as well."
Cork has made 13 appearances in all competitions for Burnley this season after making the move to Turf Moor from Swansea in the summer.
Southgate had already seen the likes of Tottenham trio Dele Alli, Harry Kane and Harry Winks forced out of the initial 25-man squad, so brought in Michael Keane and Jake Livermore as cover.
England, though, received three further setbacks on Tuesday.
Henderson had been due to arrive at St George's Park later in the week after missing Liverpool's win against West Ham with a thigh problem.
City winger Sterling is out with a back complaint and Delph - looking for his first England cap since November 2015 - injured his calf towards the end of Sunday's win against Arsenal.
The only boost on the injury front ahead of the back-to-back Wembley friendlies has come in the shape of Chelsea defender Gary Cahill.
The 31-year-old was assessed by his club's medical team after Sunday's 1-0 defeat of Manchester United and was able to take his place for training on Tuesday afternoon.
All the enforced changes are hardly the ideal scenario to be facing two of the world's best sides - especially as England already approached this international break without several key players.
Adam Lallana - England's reigning player of the year - continues to be sidelined, and is joined by the likes of Danny Welbeck, Nathaniel Chalobah, Tom Heaton and Ross Barkley.
Southgate had plumped for a bold squad for the last matches of 2017, with Tammy Abraham, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Joe Gomez called up for the first time as Daniel Sturridge, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Chris Smalling were overlooked.
Bournemouth forward Jermain Defoe, Aaron Cresswell, Fraser Forster and Livermore were others from the previous squad not to be involved in the initial 25-man group.
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Me and my buddy Ally finally had a chance to see the Transmission LA exhibit at MOCA (an art museum in Los Angeles). The exhibit makes you have entered the 8bit twilight zone! See what I mean in the gallery after the jump...
"The Avant/Garde Diaries presents Transmission LA: AV CLUB, curated by Mike D, an interdisciplinary festival featuring the work of 16 contemporary artists, musicians, designers, filmmakers, and chefs, including Peter Coffin, Jim Drain, Will Fowler, Benjamin Jones, Mike Mills, Takeshi Murata, and Tom Sachs. The presentation will include the international debut of the Mercedes-Benz Concept Style Coupé"
Click on an image to start the slideshow.
Also see two of the exhibits in action:
Mercedes-Benz Concept Style Coupé with Adam Horovitz [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeEEs7K-QZ4&w=530&h=389]
Eyes [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nboiHOvpCoM&w=530&h=389]
See what happened after our MOCA Expedition: A Foodie Adventure


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Tom Heinecke, 63, has carried on a family legacy of designing Kalispell schools that began with his grandfather, notable architect Fred Brinkman.
In 1923, Brinkman started Brinkman and Lennon, an architectural and engineering firm where Heinecke built the foundation for his own career in mechanical engineering, working alongside his father, Bill, and eventually stepping into the role of firm partner.
The Kalispell native reflected on his family history during an interview at Rankin Elementary on Airport Road, the final project of his 41-year career following his recent retirement from Morrison-Maierle.
When talking about his career, Heinecke said he was �standing on the shoulders of giants.�
He began with his great-grandfather, a carpenter who moved to Kalispell in 1893 and constructed a house, still standing, on Second Street West.
Among the buildings his grandfather designed, Kalispell�s public schools are the common thread woven through the histories of fathers and sons.
Brinkman designed Hedges and Russell elementary schools, both currently being renovated. Brinkman also designed the Linderman Education Center building, which is slated for a major renovation.
Heinecke, his father, and grandfather have all had a hand in shaping Flathead High School�s footprint over the decades beginning in 1926 with the auditorium and small gym. Coincidentally, Heinecke was part of the most recent renovation project at Flathead that, in the spring, included demolishing the small gym his grandfather had designed to make way for a new auxiliary gym and classroom addition. One of the architectural features of the small gym, medallions, were salvaged and will be incorporated in the addition design.
Heinecke first worked on Flathead in the 1980s when the Black Box Theatre and a portion of classrooms in the west annex were built. He had just started working for Brinkman and Lennon with three years of experience under his belt.
�I was a very young engineer at that point still just learning the ropes,� Heinecke said.
Heinecke knew he wanted to follow in his father�s footsteps as a mechanical engineer at a young age. As a student he loved math and science.
Also factoring in his decision to study mechanical engineering was an unspoken pecking order of the different branches of engineers based on difficulty, with chemical engineering at the top, he said laughing. Smiling, Heinecke said mechanical engineering was a perfect fit for him. It also matched his interest thermodynamics. Heinecke�s mechanical engineering area of expertise being heating, ventilation and air conditioning and plumbing systems.
His brothers have also followed career paths in engineering and design. His older brother became a civil engineer and his twin brother designs houses.
When Heinecke�s father retired from Brinkman and Lennon in 1985, he took over as a partner until 1991 when circumstances led him to make the very difficult decision to close the firm.
Yet, the decision allowed him to seek out new opportunities and he started working at Morrison-Maierle. In 1991, when he started there weren�t any mechanical engineers at the firm.
�It was strictly civil engineering � roads, bridges, water treatment,� he said.
It has since expanded to a firm employing a staff of hundreds of engineers, surveyors, planners and scientists.
While there are similarities in the layout of a mechanical system, every project is custom, which means inputting a tremendous amount of building specifications. When it comes to heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems you look at specifications such as the amount of windows to the amount of outside air coming in from windows or doors, for example. The next step would be running through simulations on a computer to determine the requirements to maintain certain temperatures throughout a building.
Then, thousands of decisions have to be made on every detail he said, pointing to a balancing damper lever, which controls air flow, as an example. It could have been located elsewhere, but would have resulted in more noise he explained. This kind of knowledge comes from experience he said.
One of the unique experiences Heinecke has had, was when Morrison-Maierle was selected to serve as the primary design consultant during Kalispell Public School�s long-term facility planning process and was tasked with recommending an architectural firm to the district. Typically, it�s the other way around, where engineers are hired by architects.
�That�s been a very unique and very rewarding for me personally,� Heinecke said.
In addition to Rankin, Morrison-Maierle was also the lead engineering firm when the district had a central kitchen built and classroom additions constructed at Peterson and Edgerton elementary schools. The projects were completed in 2014.
So what other projects has Heinecke enjoyed working on?
�The ones that push the envelope in terms of energy conservation are always exciting,� he said.
Unusual projects are also interesting to Heinecke such as the Summit House on Big Mountain.
�In the summer they have to be worried about grizzly bears ... because they cook hamburgers all summer long, they wanted to make sure the hamburger smell didn�t attract grizzly bears. So, we had to design a specialized filtration system,� he said.
Retirement doesn�t mean Heinecke will stand still. There are adventures ahead planned by his wife, Terry. The couple have shared a zest for life since they met freshman year in college.
He credits Terry for planning the unforgettable experiences of riding elephants bareback in Thailand and swimming alongside humpback whales in the Silver Bank just beyond the Dominican Republic.
�She has an outlook on life that is truly remarkable,� Heinecke said. �She is the light of my life.�
He is also looking forward to spending his hours in the skies and on the slopes as an avid skydiver and skier.
Skydiving since he was 18, Heinecke has made 2,089 jumps and survived four parachute malfunctions.
�It is absolutely the coolest thing,� he said.
When it comes to hitting the slopes this season, the former college ski racer�s goal is to rack up 1 million vertical feet.
As Heinecke wraps up a career in engineering, his son, Taylor, is carrying on the torch in a new way.
�He graduates this fall with a master�s degree in computer science. I�m pretty excited about that because � � Heinecke said pausing with a broad smile. �Computer science is in the college of engineering!�
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SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- Synaptics Inc. SYNA, +1.55% reported on Thursday a second-quarter profit of $9.7 million, or 33 cents a share, on revenue of $56.5 million. The maker of touchpad computer technology beat the estimates of analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call, who expected Synaptics to earn 30 cents a share on $55 million in revenue. During the same period a year ago, Synaptics earned $3.5 million, or 13 cents a share, on revenue of $34.3 million. In after-hours trading, Synaptics shares climbed $2.42, or 8 percent, to $32.65 after rising 23 cents in the regular market session.
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Album Review: Xeno & Oaklander - 'Sets & Lights'
Hypnotic shared vocals and delicious melodies
Bands drawing on '80s synth-pop have hardly been scarce these last few years, but the latest missive from New Yorkers [a]Xeno & Oaklander[/a] is not the work of dilettantes. Liz Wendelbo and Sean McBride have the Human League/Thomas Dolby textures down to a tee but, crucially, they haven't skimped on the songwriting, and '[b]Blue[/b]' and '[b]Autumn's Edge[/b]', with their hypnotic shared vocals, revolve around delicious melodies. The industrial edges of 2009's '[b]Sentinelle[/b]' have been smoothed out in favour of a Giorgio Moroder pulse, while the Italo-tinged '[b]Italy[/b]' arrives just in time to be a balmy late-summer hit, if a rather unimaginatively titled one.
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Director: Xeno & Oaklander
Record label: Weird
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Tides of Flame is one year old! What the fuck! So much has happened in the last year. Our first issue debuted after last summer's riotous Queers Fucking Queers. Since then, things have only gotten crazier. The hockey riots in Vancouver, the Chase bank on Broadway getting smashed again and again, military vans in Everett going up in flames, noise demos in front of the juvenile detention center, uprisings all over the world, the slow crumbling of SPD's PR image, the Occupy Seattle saga, the Oakland Commune, the West Coast Port Shutdown, May Day… we've written about it all. We've made predictions that have come true and we predict that we'll continue to do so!
A big thank you goes out to all who have contributed articles, printed and distributed copies, and participated in the moments of rupture that make this paper worthwhile. We hope that Tides of Flame has inspired readers to act, for all of this would be pointless if it was not arming new comrades with dangerous ideas and indestructible passions.
We do this because we love it. We do this because we hate that our dreams are so often caged in words, made real only in brief, beautiful bursts of revolt.
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Do you watch the news? What is the news, for you? Why does something make "the news"?
When I was 3 years old CNN was launched. The world was treated to 24 hour news. Since 1980 we have been bombarded with the 24 hour news cycles and presented with news all the time. Just think about it. How many 24 hour news organizations can you name right now? I bet you could name at least 3…. Now I have one more question for you of the 3 (you may know of more), how many cover the same stories? Within the same 24 hour news cycle why does there seem to be all the same stories? Aren't different things happening at the same time all over the world?
I have an interesting theory about this and it stems from my posts title. "No truth in the news and no news in the truth" So what does that mean to me? Hmm that a news story is broadcast because it will be read or listened not because it should be. Therefore "the news" brings to the forefront stories which will be seen. The stories that make the news channels are the sensational and not always exactly true. So you got one catchy maxim and now I will give you another. Always skeptical never cynical.
Last week my favorite news radio show On Point with Tom Ashbrook interviewed a writer who had just published a book in which he scrutinized the news in the world. The writter brought up many points and the one which resonated most with me is that, with all the information available we the consumer can become our own editor. As an editor we should be careful to understand what we read see and hear. So be skeptical, not cynical and understand your own place in the world of the 24 hour news cycle and the always on generation. I guess ultimately what I am saying is do not loose yourself in the sea of news. Perspective is so important!
"The only gossip I'm interested in is things from the Weekly World News – 'Woman's bra bursts, 11 injured'. That kind of thing."


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Several times a year, NASA warns of an asteroid perilously close to Earth. The news, not uncommon, is usually met with feigned or even dismissive interest. But now, NASA has estimated that there are around 4,700 asteroids close enough and big enough to pose a risk to Earth.
According to CNN, the asteroids are bigger than 330 feet across and large enough to survive passing through Earth's atmosphere.
"We're paying attention to the issue," said Amy Mainzer, astronomer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California, who also insisted that people shouldn't panic about the news.
NASA also said a 40-meter asteroid would strike the Earth with an impact comparable to a 3-megaton nuclear bomb.
The space agency used the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer - better known as WISE - to find the asteroids. From there they estimated how many more were actually out there.
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This year's Accounting Excellence Software Awards confirm that the rise of cloud accounting and the "MTD effect" are continuing to shape the technology habits of UK accountants.
Out of 51 nominees for the 11 software categories at the 2018 awards ceremony at London's Intercontinental Park Lane tonight (20 September), 27 were cloud products, demonstrating how online applications have reached a tipping point within the accounting profession.
The Accounting Excellence Sofware Awards are based on the UK's biggest independent business software survey, with more than 12,000 individual ratings. Using customer feedback to determine the winners is what makes these awards so important and the on-going software survey presents a unique opportunity to assess what is happening on the profession's front lines.
Just to confirm the cloud trend, ratings for the third-party apps that plug into accounting engines more than doubled in this year's survey. Our add-on nominees include representatives from the debt management and online finance community – Chaser, Satago and Capitalise – while payment specialists GoCardless and Stripe both increased their share of the vote in the 2018 survey.
The user numbers may have grown, but Chaser came out ahead in the user vote to win the category again this year. Online applications won seven of the other 10 categories, with FreeAgent and Xero sharing the plaudits from business users and practitioners in the small business accounting award categories.
BrightPay and BTCSoftware proved that desktop developers still rule the roost in the payroll and practice software categories respectively. BTCSoftware almost made a clean sweep by winning three awards on the night for tax, practice management and suite of the year, but to show how far the cloud has come in practice, the online tax application Taxfiler carried off the accounts production prize.
There was another surprise in the forecasting, planning and analysis category, where the new cashflow-focused forecasting app Fluidly pipped more established, advisory applications. By applying machine learning to one of the key pain points of small businesses, Fluidly also earned the Innovation of the Year Award to crown a remarkable debut year.
There was also an award for Xero UK managing director Gary Turner as the Accounting Excellence Software & Technology Pioneer of the Year. Establishing himself as one of the industry's most outspoken figures during the past year, Turner has not shied from publicly challenging HMRC's assumptions around Making Tax Digital (MTD).
The MTD effect
In spite of the friction it has caused within the profession, the government's Making Tax Digital (MTD) initiative has been very good for the software industry over the past 2-3 years. AccountingWEB survey data shows that cloud accounting has doubled since George Osborne first floated the idea in his 2015 Budget speech. Expenses capture apps and practice management software also benefited from the surge.
But since Treasury minister Mel Stride MP responded to pressure and announced last year that he would scale back the implementation of MTD for income tax until 2020 at the earliest, the momentum has dropped away, with fewer accountants showing up to rate data and expenses and practice management applications in our survey this year.
Long-term help for software buyers
The Accounting Excellence Software Awards are the first phase of a much wider project. AccountingWEB uses the information it collects to inform the online community about all the leading products. Starting from next week, our new Software Reviews will give accountants practical help to make more informed buying decisions – based on other accountants' feedback and ratings.
Until then, the story is all about our nominees and the ultimate winners, who will be announced later this evening. Congratulations to all of them for making it to the top in a very competitive software market.
2018 Accounting Excellence Software Awards
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Small Business Accounting Software of the Year - FreeAgent
Nominees: Kashflow, QuickBooks Online, Xero
Small Business Accounting Software of the Year, Practitioners' Choice - Xero
Nominees: Capium, VT Transaction+, QuickBooks Desktop, QuickBooks Online, Sage 50 Accounts
Enterprise Accounting/ERP Software of the Year - Accounts IQ
Nominees: Exact Online, Pegasus, Sage 50, Sage 200, SAP Business One
Payroll Software of the Year - BrightPay
Nominees: Capium, Moneysoft, The Payroll Site, Xero Payroll
Data & Expenses Management Software of the Year - Receipt Bank
Nominees: AutoEntry, FreeAgent mobile agent, QuickBooks, Xero Expenses
Professional Tax Software of the Year - BTCSoftware
Nominees: Capium, Keytime, TaxCalc, Taxfiler
Practice Management & CRM Software of the Year - BTCSoftware
Nominees: AccountancyManager, Capium, Practice Ignition, Senta, TaxCalc
Accounts Production Software of the Year - Taxfiler
Nominees: BTCSoftware, Capium, TaxCalc, Taxfiler, VT Final Accounts
Practice Suite of the Year - BTCSoftware
Nominees: Capium, CCH, IRIS, TaxCalc, Thomson Reuters
Forecasting, Planning & Analysis Software of the Year - Fluidly
Nominees: Adaptive Insights for Finance, Float, Futrli, Spotlight Reporting
Cloud App of the Year - Chaser
Nominees: Capitalise, GoCardless, Satago, Stripe, TSheets
Innovation of the Year - Fluidly
Nominees: AccountancyManager, CCH OneClick, Countingup, Sage Personal Tax Account Viewer, Tax Cloud
Software & Technology Pioneer of the Year - Gary Turner – Xero
Nominees: Nathan Keeley (MHA Carpenter Box), Steve Cox (IRIS Software Group)
About the Accounting Excellence Awards
Sponsored by MyFirmsApp, the Accounting Excellence Awards celebrate the achievements of ambitious growth-oriented firms and technology suppliers. Now in their eighth year, this year's voting culminated in our 2018 awards evening on the 20 September at the InterContinental London, Park Lane and in the Software Reviews that will soon follow.
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AccountingWEB's Software Reviews use the same data collected from the Accounting Excellence Software Awards survey to provide the independent, trusted peer-to-peer advice accountants have been crying out for. The reviews launched in September 2018 with three categories: data & expense management, practice management and forecasting, planning & analysis (FP&A) software. Further categories will be rolled out over the following months, including accounts production, small business accounts, mid-market and enterprise accounts and Making Tax Digital for VAT software.
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by Michael Miller
I had a high school English teacher who wrote an inspirational phrase on the blackboard each week. The slogans ranged from Henry David Thoreau and Walt Whitman to the poster of the movie "Braveheart" ("Every man dies; not every man really lives"). For that matter, our school newspaper was titled Carpe Diem — Latin for "seize the day" — so I graduated well enlightened.
During those heady teenage years, I saw the world as a playground of possibility. Now that I am older and wiser, I perceive the limitations more. Even a denizen of Walden Pond needs to earn a living; Ferris Bueller must eventually return to school and finish the work he missed. As one who once planned a vacation by drawing a quarter from a bag and visiting the state on the back of it, I have my bouts of wanderlust, but I know that wherever I go, I must obey the speed limit.
This sense of balance runs throughout Ingrid Hart's "My Year in California," a memoir of a journey the author took living in 12 California cities, one per month. Hart, a Costa Mesa resident, begins the story on the verge of turning 48, facing an empty nest and feeling restless. With a professional healer's encouragement and savings at her disposal, the author spends the year living in one picturesque setting after another — a cottage in Carmel, a casita in Palm Springs — and, to quote the title of a similar travel book, eating, praying and loving. Read full review.
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Half text memoir, half devoted to vivid, full-color photography, My Year in California: A Journey Toward Midlife Renewal is the personal story of a middle-aged mother who traveled California for a year after both her children left for college. She explored the state's history, stunning sights, and spiritual legacy, in a quest for midlife renewal. "At midlife, we are called to examine our lives in a new way… As we grow older and enter the second half of life, we set ourselves apart from who we once used to be and consider who we will become. In this new phase of life, we offer more of our experience to others and understand that our time on this Earth is finite – that there is an end point. How will we spend the precious time we have left? It was my goal to answer that question." An insightful and enlightening browse, recommended for anyone considering their own voyage of self-discovery, especially in the Golden State. Read full review.
- Worth The Read!!
By Janet M. Alicea
Not only do you fall in love with California you fall in love with Ingrid Hart. A sweet thought proving read. Thank you for your insight!
- Great Journey Through California
By Mary "Grathy" McGrath
I just received my copy of Ingrid's book, and I'm already planning my next California adventure. She gives a wonderful overview of so many cities, that it's hard to decide where to visit first. I think we are all fantasize about living our lives differently, and I commend Ingrid for taking such an ambitious plunge in self-discovery. This book is a great read!
- Revelatory!!!
By Stephen
I can remember going to different places as a young man that had a lot of unearthed culture and hospitality. This book in contrast to myself, reminded me of those fondest memories. And for that I'll gladly pay any price!
- Inspirational
By Angela M. Andrews
I thoroughly enjoyed reading My Year in California. I found it to be very inspirational. The author has a wonderful knack for describing her experiences. This book is very well written and inspires your soul to embark on a journey of your own. Thank you for sharing your journey!
- Lovely, Honest and Insightful
By Jennifer
My sister suggested I would enjoy this book and I did! As a woman over 50 who has had some of the same fears expressed by Ms. Hart, I was moved, touched and motivated by her exploration of self through her journey. Beginning with her decision to fold the business she had created and sell her house (her security!), I was caught up in her desire to find something "more." Ms. Hart repeated throughout her book a quote someone gave to her: "If you want something to change, make a new choice." I love the simplicity of this message, and she lived it. With complete honesty she tells us of two relationships with men that many of us women, I am sure, can relate to…Again, I was touched and it struck a chord with me. The short historical background she provided for each of the cities/towns in which she lived painted a great picture of what she saw, and it inspired me to seek out and take "the long road."
- A Journey To The Heart!
By Patrick Powers
Ms. Hart takes the reader on a journey of self-discovery. Like all good journeys there are the elements of the deeply human. These elements include family, crisis life and death…all that is in between! The landscapes and people of California manifest and make material Ms. Hart's deepest questions. The men, the women, the poetry all expressing the subtle light and the near sultry darkness of a journey well attended to. Like Hesse's Siddhartha, Ms. Hart introduces the reader to our own deepest questions. Ingrid Hart through your art form you have done the reader a service, thank you.
- A Mixture of California History, Philosophy and Personal Adventure
By Careful Consumer
California is an incredibly diverse state, much more than the typical images of palm trees, surfers, and movie stars. "My Year in California" is an engaging journey that explores some of the lessor known parts of the state, while on a personal quest of renewal. It's a mixture of California history, philosophy, and personal adventure. How brave to pack up and move to a new place each month! Makes me feel like hitting the road!
- I Loved This Book!
By James D. Skow
When I got this book, I was instantly attracted to the beautiful California pictures. I sat right down and read every word, captivated throughout. But this would make an excellent coffee table book, travel idea book or just a glimpse into California. It is filled with lovely photos and calming ideas. I would recommend it to anyone! In fact, I gave several away to friends and family for Christmas presents.
- Midlife Inspiring
By Suzanne Berg
Ingrid Hart's story captured me from the introduction. You often hear about midlife crises, but midlife renewal is a far better choice when venturing out on this next phase in life. The timeliness of her book was truly a gift. Her story inspired a modified journey of my own. The emphasis on the raw emotions each destination induces gives the reader a desire to write his/her own itinerary. The humor she shares in these events, and the lessons learned, gives the reader a hankering for their own adventure.
- A Personal Journey, An Inspirational Read
By sly1816
Right from the beginning you, as the reader, are greeted with a beautiful and very vulnerable author's personal story. The journey picks up from there and each page is a perfect telling and insightful look at some of California's cities. The best part about the book is that the author not only takes you to these various places with her words, having a variety of stories and background history for each location, but she accompanies each with colorful pictures. The book is perfectly presented and makes the reader long to set forth in a journey to new, unheard of cities in this wondrous state.
- A Wonderful Book!
By Heather Green
I loved reading Ingrid's story of travel, life, love and adventure! I laughed at parts and got teary eyed at other parts. This book has beautiful pictures along with the interesting history of the California cities she lived in.
- Required Reading For Spiritual Renewal
By Kevin Aschenbrenner
Haven't we all toyed with the idea of picking up sticks and heading out on the road to see where life takes us? Well, Ingrid Hart did just that — and wrote about it. This book is part travelogue, part spiritual growth memoir, and all heart. I particularly love the photographs. They're breathtaking. Hart has an attention to detail, too, that's amazing; she has collected so much history in this book about California that it could probably serve as a textbook — one that would actually be read.
- This Is A Great, Quick Read
By Christy Mcpherson
I enjoyed My Year in California. It was inspiring and educational. It had many interesting facts about California and I always like learning more about the state I live in. Mostly though, I enjoyed Ms. Hart's own exploration into middle age and her new role in life after motherhood. Women would especially benefit from her journey.
- Inspiration, Courage & Filled With Soul!
By Terace Greene
From the first few lines I was immersed in a woman's life, perspective and open hearted journey. Not a record but a recount of a cathartic journey that will inspire the reader to take inventory of one's self. Ingrid has inspired me to resonate beyond any boundaries and for that I am eternally grateful! It's truly a must read for all!
- Loved This Tale
By Terrilynn Zaharias
A fabulous journey of courage, faith, and adventure into the unknown! Couldn't put it down until the end!!! Must read!!
- Inspirational Book!!
By Suzanne Mapes
In Ingrid Hart's "My Year in California" I not only found the journey to be honest, intriguing and fun I also found myself relating to the very theme of her journey. I, too am in the "Chiron Return" (defined as the time of transformation between the ages of forty-eight and fifty-two). I read this book at the perfect time of my life and at the year's end. Since reading Ingrid's book, I have approached things differently with my job, my marriage and in raising two teenage girls. I want things to matter and to be enriched and I have recently put some things in place to bring that into my life. If I don't find my own time of transformation fulfilling, I may need to seek a journey of renewal as she did for herself. Thank you Ingrid, for making us review our lives and thanks for sharing your year long experience. I found this to be a great read and I will suggest this book to my friends and colleagues.
- My Year In California
By Niki
A gentle journey – very lovingly put together! Easy and quick to read. Well done on your efforts Ingrid Hart
- Details Are What Make This Book Great
By GoNOMAD
I met Ingrid right before she was going to take her epic journey, and she showed me pushpins on a huge map of California she had up on the wall. She told me about each place and said she was going to write a book. After that GoNOMAD.com published a few of her stories, and I must say this book is really just as good as I had hoped it would be. Ingrid loves specifics. The details are important to her, so when you read the entries you get the full sensory experience. Even little details are included, and the way she mixes her thoughts in with these details makes for superb reading. The layout of the book is really pretty–she had a designer's help, and it is laid out so that you can pick it up and begin reading anywhere. For a self-published book it's really done well. I think this book would be very useful for anyone who might be moving to Cali or just wants to get ideas on great places to visit. You can hear the author's voice on every page. This is a keeper!
- "California Soul" Meets "Eat, Pray, Love"
By Wordmonger
Ingrid Hart's My Year in California is one of a kind. The vintage California love song and Elizabeth Gilbert's memoir only begin to suggest the unique melting pot inside My Year's brave blend of genres–memoir, travelogue and spirituality. This book is an intimate how-to for turning midlife crisis into an odyssey of self-renewal. The parallels and perils of exploring the Golden State, while discovering her own inner gold as a modern-day pioneer, left me feeling both vicariously vulnerable yet exhilarated by Ingrid Hart's courageous accomplishment. I felt her zest for life and the guts to live it from inner guidance, no matter how scary the quest. It's "Eat, Pray, Love" California style, yet intimate and attainable. Few of us can afford to get over our latest heartbreak or spiritual crisis on a trip 'round the world, but most anyone can "find themselves" at a turning point in their lives by rediscovering their home State or country with the eyes of a newly freed spirit. Too few of us would take Ingrid's risk with our resources, both of the financial and faith variety, to follow our hearts and process. My Year in California stands on its own as a travelogue as the author lives a month in each of twelve California cities or towns. Her love for the Golden State shines in every color photo and memory, written with palpable tenderness by a gifted, highly descriptive writer. This book stole my heart and made me fall in love with California all over again. Because of it, I feel less vulnerable and "out there" for having committed so much of myself to my own journey. It's a real find that left a haunting sense of wanting more. I'm sure it'll be one of the few books I'll reread any time I need courage or inspiration. I hope Ingrid Heart goes on more spiritual odysseys and writes about them in her inimitable style.
- Reality About Midlife Renewal Expeditions
By Marty Nemko "Host, Work with Marty Nemko–NPR…"
So many people, in midlife (or earlier or later) feel that a geographic change—whether a trip or a permanent move–will help them gain clarity about what their path forward might be. Without giving away the book's ending, the author provides a pleasant look at her journey through a dozen California cities and towns–from uberrural Cedarville to hyperurban San Francisco. She describes the process in heavily sensory terms: tastes, sights, etc. rather than in intellectual or spiritual terms. I found reading that pleasurable. I also appreciated the honesty and non-patness (if that's a word) of the story's ending. The writing is accessible and enjoyable, and the photos, formatting and printing shows loving care.
- On the Road, California Style
By Camille Cusumano
I have read so much travel writing about places I love that that the bar is higher than ever for what rates with me. If it doesn't read like a personal story, a heartfelt narrative that weaves the writer's experience with the places she visits, I'm not interested. I'm done with formulaic travel writing. What makes Ingrid Hart's book so compelling and provocative is that she is always present in the places she writes about–body, mind, and soul. California is a place much written about but not in the way Ingrid writes about it. Only Ingrid could have had this relationship with places (that I have loved) such as Ojai, Mariposa, Bishop, San Francisco, and eight other great cities or towns in the Golden State. Ingrid lived out a dream many women have–to pack it in and hit the road free of the responsibility of hearth and home. Only thing is, Ingrid runs into some glitches and we are on the edge of our seat wondering if she can keep on with her dream or have to return to the conventions she left behind. Always, she is revealing what her soul tells and guides her to do–even as the IRS unexpectedly threatens to destroy her, and other smaller mishaps. We are biting our nails, rooting for her. This book is a wonderful read and you'll hold your breath at times, feel goose flesh raised from head to toes, and smile as you journey through the ups and downs with our intrepid "dharma" seeker. First just flip through the book and revel in the amazing photography, most of it Ingrid's. Then start at the beginning with Ingrid in a Craftsman's home in Sacramento where a spiritual healer is about to tell Ingrid, "You're entering a midlife renewal." The book makes a wonderful gift in its beauty and its depth of message that one wants to read over and over. Oh, and did I mention, you will get a lot of small town history in the book–Ingrid does a superb job researching lore, legend, and fact. My Year in California is rich and layered.
- A Uniquely Personal Adventure
By Kavi Morgan
Ingrid Hart is such a pleasant author, and her story, a delight to read. Insightful, meaningful, inspiring. She has a lot to say, but manages to present it in a short, fun manner, that is easy to relate too, and doesn't bore. To be truthful, I was hooked from the introduction. My Year In California promised to be a raw, soul-bearing experience. It did not disappoint. Very few books are so honest, yet charmingly personal. So few inspire you with the beauty of the world, and share a touch of the ugly truth, even though, I fell, that that is the makeup of life. Each chapter she shares personal encounters, both of strangers, and those she has known, mixed with tales of the land she loves, and why she was there. Each experience she evoked genuine empathy from me. The joys she felt to the sorrows or frustration. I felt a connection to her through her writing, that I have not felt with many people in my life. This might be because I am a solo-traveling, female motorcyclist, so I meet few like-hearted people, but I feel it is more a testament to her ability as a writer. This book comes with strong recommendations to those in life who travel, who want to do something new, see something more. To those who just want to get away, and to those who want to live vicariously. You'll be happy you read it.
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The search for a trailer to carry our two Hobie Kayaks was extensive. My main concern was finding one that could carry the two heavy (83 lbs. ea.), travel at highway speeds and be easy to use. This Malone MicroSport trailer has turned out to be great. It is easy to get our kayaks on and off the trailer at the lake. Rhino-rack Nautic roof rack carriers were installed to carry the kayaks because I wanted them to provide conforming support for the hulls. They have proven to be capable of carrying the weight of the Hobie kayaks and the kayaks can be slid on them when loading/off-loading. This was a primary concern because capacity is not listed with most carriers. Assembly of the trailer was fairly easy and I would rate it requiring moderate mechanical skill. Before doing this assembly I watched a fantastic video online, walking you through the assembly. I would add just a couple things. Those include: 1. It would be easier to do most of the assembly on a table, until you get to the wheels. Especially true for us older folks that don't bend so well. 2. Be sure to read the wiring harness installation a few times before installation. It is tricky, but will work if you follow the instructions correctly. There is barely enough wire to connect the tail lights. I wound up having to splice some wire because of problems I had. 3. You will need to get some grommets to protect the wires going through the holes in the frame. They are not supplied with the kit. Other than that the trailer works great,very solid and have had no issues traveling at highway speeds. Attached is a photo of the trailer with the kayaks. 578983
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Good quality trailer. Went together easy, had all the parts even though the main packaging was torn open from shippment. Got it licensed with no problems. I will be hauling my 2019 Hobie Outback on this trailer. Also mounted a 6" tube for my fishing poles. Will also be adding the storage box. Have not had it on the road yet. I like the size of this trailer, not very heavy or to large. 670791
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Great trailer easy to put together. Hardest part is getting the title and bill of sale . Seems to me that would come with trailer. I have been waiting two weeks on my title so I can use it and I'm still waiting. 657032
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I just received the parts for the trailer and will be putting it together shortly. I plan on transporting my recent purchase of 4 Kayaks. I like the fact that I can load the Kayaks a little more closer to the ground then having to lift them up high. 651542
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This is a sturdy trailer and I'm very satisfied with the product and process. The instructions were probably the most thorough I've ever seen. The title and bill of sale come separately probably so it can't be stolen with all the paperwork 607745
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The Malone trailer is a high quality product, much nicer than I had anticipated. I use it to transport my 10 foot RIB, which is very light. I needed something small, but substantial to tow smooth. I recently used it to tow the boat 6 hours (350 miles) down to Virginia, and then back a week later, and it towed wonderfully. Also, the staff at etrailer and also at Malone were pretty great to work with. I couldn't recommend this trailer more, and I plan to do all my trailer business with etrailer. 545168
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Cordkillers 199 - Chest Thumping and Weiner Measuring (w/ Mulango Akpo-Esambe)
AppleTV gets Amazon, Amazon loses YouTube, and Netflix loaded up our Trailer Park! With special guest Mulango Akpo-Esambe ( https://twitter.com/mulangoae )
CordKillers: Ep. 199 - Chest Thumping and Weiner Measuring
Recorded: December 11 2017
Guest: Mulango Akpo-Esambe
Intro Video
Primary Target
- Google is pulling YouTube off the Fire TV and Echo Show as feud with Amazon grows
- Google has pulled YouTube from the Amazon Echo Show... again and also announced that after January 1st YouTube will no longer work on Fire TV boxes. Google says part of the problem is Amazon doesn't carry Chromecast and Google Home, and doesn't make Prime Video available for Google Cast.
- YouTube updated its Xbox app with 4K support. (No HDR yet)
How to Watch
- Amazon Prime Video App Launches on Apple TV [Update: TV App Supported]
- Amazon Prime Video's Apple TV app is out in the Canada, the UK, US and several regions in Europe. Prime subscribers can sign into their accounts to watch Amazon Prime exclusive TV series and a collection of movies. The app can play Amazon's 4K video and hooks into Apple's TV recommendations app. Users can also use Apple TV's Siri Remote to search for Amazon content from inside the app.
What to Watch
- Each of the six remaining episodes of season 4 of Black Mirror has its own trailer now. The new season will be released on December 29.
- A new trailer for Netflix's Altered Carbon introduces the premise. Altered Carbon begins streaming on Netflix on February 2nd, 2018.
- The First Trailer For Jessica Jones' Second Season is out. Jessica Jones arrives March 8.
- NFL games will start streaming on all mobile carriers in January — not just Verizon
- Starting in January, NFL games will be available on mobile through apps from the NFL, Yahoo Sports and Verizon's Go90, no matter which carrier you have. Previously mobile streaming was exclusive to Verizon mobile customers.
- Lauren Schmidt Hissrich is showrunner for Netflix's The Witcher
- Lauren Schmidt Hissrich, writer and producer for Daredevil and Defenders is showrunner for Netflix's The Witcher. This series is based on the books not the video games, though the video games are also based on the books.
- The First Look at the Sense8 Finale Special Is out with some behind the scenes clips. The finale is set to arrive sometime next year.
What We're Watching
- Brian: Deadwood, The Disaster Artist
- Tom: The Crown, Jumanji, Ferdinand, The Greatest Showman, Mr. Robot (309) Deadwood (303)
- Mulango: The Orville, Broadchurch season 2 and 3,
- On the Lookout: Fortitude
Front Lines
- HBO and Netflix top the list of Golden Globes nominations
- Nominations for the Golden Globes were announced Monday morning. Netflix received nine TV nominations including The Crown, Stranger Things, Master of None, Ozark, 13 Reasons Why and Glow. Amazon got two nominations for The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and Ione for I Love Dick. Hulu got three nominations for Handmaid's Tale. HBO got 12 nominations for Big Little Lies, The Wizard of Lies, Game of Thrones, and The Young Pope.
- FX will turn podcast hit 'Welcome to Night Vale' into a TV show
- FX and Sony Pictures Television will turn the podcast Welcome to Night Vale into a TV show. Better Call Saul executive producer Gennifer Hutchison will adapt the story with the help of podcast co-creators Jeffrey Cranor and Joseph Fink.
- MGM has released a new behind-the-scenes featurette for Stargate: Origins
- MGM has finished production on the Stargate: Origins series a released a behind the scene featurette. The series is a prequel to the movie and television shows, following Catherine Langford, daughter of the person who discovered the Stargate and seems to be set in pre- World War II Egypt. The series is set to arrive on the Stargate Command streaming service in early 2018.
- The Hollywood Drama Around Annihilation Shows Why We Can't Have Smart Things
- Hollywood Reporter says the movie Annihilation will be distributed by Paramount in United States, Canada, and China but handled by Netflix elsewhere. That would apparently mean hitting Netflix 17 days after the theatrical debut in February. The odd decision seems to be driven by a dispute between the producers. David Ellison allegedly thinks the movies is too complicated and intellectual but Scott Rudin has final cut and likes it as is.
- Annihilation stars Natalie Portman, Tessa Thompson, and Gina Rodriguez and is based on the book by Jeff VanderMeer .
- DirecTV Now has reached 1 million subscribers
- AT&T announced DirecTV Now has passed 1 million subscribers. This puts it on pace to catch Dish's Sling TV service which has 1.7 million. DirecTV Now plans to add DVR and live TV pausing plus 4K HDR, individual profiles and downloadable content all int he next year.
Dispatches from the Front
Greetings valued employees!
It's been a year since I started my Cord-Killing Odyssey and thought I'd share some thoughts about it.
TL:DR - A year in and LOVING not having to be paying any money to Comcast.
A brief recap on why I had to start this journey...
We don't watch any TV live, it's all time-shifted, thanks to living with TiVo for more than a decade so having some sort of recording option was extremely important to me.
November 2016 Comcast changed the MPEG stream on their service which was incompatible with my HD TiVo. I did not want to buy a new TiVo when my current one worked just fine.
I had (and still have) Century Link as my ISP with a 50MB down/5 up service (still waiting for Gigabit like my son has at his place - jealous!).
PlayStation Vue had recently launched and seemed like a good fit for us with an Apple TV app and an app on the Amazon Fire Stick and I also have a PlayStation so I signed up.
It's been a year now with PlayStation Vue and so far I have to give the service high marks overall. With an OTA antenna for local channels (mainly PBS shows and the occasional network show) my HD TiVo is still chugging along nicely.
Sony just this month raised my fee to $39 from the original $29 per month. Even at that I still have all the channels my wife and I want. She gets all her news crap and I get my BBC America, USA Network, SyFy, and NBC Sports network for Rugby and Formula 1 (which is moving to EPSN2 in 2018) for more than $100 less per month than I was paying to Comcast for cable TV. You read that right, I'm still saving more than $100 a month by killing the cord.
My only real complaint about PlayStation Vue has nothing to do with the service, it's the Apple TV. I hate the remote. I constantly pick up the remote backwards or hit the TV button instead of pause and pop out of the app. What kind of idiot designed this thing? Did they ever use it in their multi-millionaire home theater or do they have dedicated servants to change channels and volume for them?
OK, remote rant aside, I am like Brian and want a single box for everything. I'm lazy that way. Now that Amazon has finally released their app for the Apple TV I can now use one box to view all my "online" content.
I have a PlayStation 3 which I purchased solely for the Blu-Ray player. Remember when Netflix released an App on DVD for the PlayStation that allowed you to stream content and then eventually release an app for the PlayStation natively? I used the PlayStation for viewing both Netflix and Amazon Prime and movies for a long time. Then I got an Apple TV and I noticed that was using the PlayStation less and less frequently as I did not want to go through the hassle of finding that remote, turning it on, waiting for it to start up and warn me about not spending too much time playing video games (which I have never done on the PlayStation), and flipping the receiver to the PlayStation input. Since Netflix had an app on Apple TV I used it instead and Amazon Prime content was mostly forgotten about and never considered when deciding what to watch. That app was almost too late.
Like Tom, I am finding myself using the TV app on the Apple TV more and more for content on Hulu because the interface on Hulu sucks with the stupid Apple TV remote. Amazon now being tied in will probably make the TV app and Amazon content more useful to me.
One thing I'd like to share about the past year is how my TV and movie watching habits have changed. For the most part I never turn on the TV unless I already have plans to watch something. I used to occasionally just turn the TV on and watch what I found interesting by flipping through the channels. I think Brian calls this Waterfall TV. No more chasing waterfalls for this guy.
Being so appointment-oriented to watching TV (or movies) now I don't browse for content or just happen across content that is interesting to watch. I rely on you guys and the fellow listeners/viewers/fans of Cord Killers for insights on what to watch. I've watched several items that Bryce has highlighted in his "What to watch" segment. That Norseman show really stands out as an odd but funny item.
Since I still rely on you I am still continuing my pledge to you on Patreon. I encourage others to do so as well.
Last week Brian was asking if you thought a new TV was worth buying. I'd like to suggest that you get Robert Heron once in a while if possible to help cover some hardware. I'm sure he would be willing to offer advice for good values at certain price points.
If any of my ramblings are useful feel free to edit and use them as you see fit.
Keep up the GREAT work, gentlemen!
- Todd
Greetings Cordkillers crew,
My house has been 100% cordcutting since 2012, but it wasn't until this year that we ran into the issue of continuously exceeding our 1 TB data cap with Xfinity. The culprit, in my mind, is our transition to streaming HD content pretty all day, everyday as background noise for our twin toddlers, which typically ends up being a small number for Disney, Pixar, and Dreamworks movies on repeat. (The Shrek and Cars movies are all the rage right now.)
I could add unlimited streaming for $50 extra per month, but I don't think it makes much sense to pay the extra $600 per year. We mainly stream from our Apple TV, and I wanted a solution that doesn't deviate from this routine (such as purchasing a Mac Mini and playing downloaded content locally).
I had dabbled with iTunes Home Sharing before and deemed it our best option, so I downloaded the movies we own on iTunes to our iMac. But, we ran into a snag when they wouldn't play on our Apple TV. I spoke with an Apple support rep, and even though I'm still using Apple products and services, Home Sharing won't stream downloaded iTunes files because it wants users to stream the content from the Movies app. The same rep also suggested using Plex and VLC on Apple TV, which I attempted, but didn't work because the iTunes files have DRM.
To continue down this path, my only recourse was to purchase a tool to convert and strip the DRM from the iTunes files, which has made it possible to use Home Sharing and (hopefully) ease our data cap burdens. I do realize this course of action is most certainly against Apple's TOS, and could straddle the line of legality as well. I personally don't have a moral quandary with it, however, because I own the movies and simply want to make it more convenient for personal use. I'm also very annoyed that Apple doesn't make this option easier.
All of this makes me concerned about my eventual transition to 4K. My speed and bandwidth should be able to handle streaming 4K content, but unless data caps are lifted or I'm willing to shell out that extra $50 per month, I may hold of on 4K for a lot longer than I would otherwise.
Keep up the great work!


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Three days in a field and I loved every minute. over 1,000 photos taken, so there's a lot of work to be done. In the meantime just to wet your appetites here's a few random pics from Day 1 Friday evening.
But before we get into the nitty gritty of the individual bands and artists who performed for us, I've got to say a big thank you for the lovely things that were said about me in the programme.
Bastards! You had me filling up. It's not as if I do all the work. I just take pictures. There are so many who have done much more than me who I love and admire, without whom this event wouldn't have taken place. I have just documented it.
You know who the top of the list is...
More pics when I've recovered.
Rock on mes enfants.
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The Coming Judgment
Luke 17:26-30– As it was in the days of Noah, so shall it be also in the days of the Son of man…Likewise also as it was in the days of Lot…Even thus shall it be in the day when the Son of man is revealed
As I said yesterday the world is on a course–But where is this course headed? The course of this world is headed toward judgment.
1. In Noah's day the world got worse and worse until God destroyed the world in a flood. "God saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually. And it repented the Lord that he had made man on the earth, and it grieved him at his heart" (Genesis 6:5-6).
2. In Lot's day the same was true of Sodom and Gomorrah. These two cities got worse and worse until God destroyed them with fire from heaven.
3. The course of this world today is also getting worse and worse. Things on TV today would never been allowed in the 1940's and 1950's. The world is getting further and further from God. Jesus said, "As it was in the days of Noah…as it was in the days of Lot…even so shall it be in the day when the Son of man is revealed. This world is headed for judgment and destruction again. Be not conformed to this world. Don't follow the course of this world. "There is a way that seems right unto man, but the end thereof are the ways of death" (Proverbs 16:25). Walk in the Spirit and not in the flesh. Walk by faith and not by sight.


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One of the main problems that users of multi-user Windows XP systems experience is that the default internet browser is set as a system setting that affects all user accounts. If one user decided to change the default internet browser it affects all user accounts of the Windows XP system.
So, if your mother likes Internet Explorer and makes it the default, you and everyone else will also have Microsoft's browser as the default one. That's a problem if you prefer Firefox, Chrome or Opera, or any of the other browsers better.
While it is theoretically possible to ask all users not to change the default browser, it is not practical to do. Not only are there programs that may change it automatically, but there may be users who prefer a different browser as the default one.
So, what can you do if you need to set a different default web browser for users on systems running Windows XP?
Default Browser is a small software program that has been designed for Windows XP users who prefer to have choice when selecting the default internet browser. The software application allows each user of the Windows XP operating system to select a personal default internet browser so that it won't collide with the choices that other users of the system make.
The application displays a list of supported web browsers after start, and also displays the current default internet browser of the computer system. Supported are a wide range of internet browsers including Firefox, Firefox portable, Internet Explorer, Opera, Safari and several additional web browsers. There is even an option to select a internet browser by browsing the computer's hard drive and selecting an executable manually.
This can be useful if you want to pick a browser that is not on the default list or a portable browser that may not be installed on the system and thus not detected properly.
The portable application has to be executed by every user of the Windows XP operating system wanting to select a different internet browser than the system's default.
Default Browser is a useful software program for multi-user Windows XP computer systems as it allows users to pick default browsers without affecting other user choices on the system.
Microsoft did change how the default browser is set on newer versions of Windows. So, Default Browser is useful on XP machines only and does not need to be installed on newer versions of Windows.
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The past few days we have been talking about personal spaces & how to achieve domestic bliss. If you want to further create a stylish personal space, the bedside is such a fantastic place to decorate all your own. It's your corner of the room, what you wake up to. I love to place fantastic candles, fresh flowers, the books i'm reading and my favorite little trinkets.
Founder and creator of HomePolish, Noa Santos, did a really chic side table style that I am feeling right now. That marsala tufted headboard is majorly good.
I also really loved this bedside look from Tribeza Tour. The crystals make it so glam for me. So this weekend, if you are thinking about stepping up your side table game, try getting inspired by these mixes I put together.


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Try Something New: 3 Rugs That Are Anything but Square
When you're looking for a new rug, you're sure to discover that there's no shortage of square or rectangular rugs. In fact, almost every rug you'll find at Rugs Direct is available in rectangular form as standard. But rather than focus on the majority in today's blog post, we'd instead like to take a look at three rugs that are anything but square.
Spiral Red Rugs by ThinkRugs
Let's start as we mean to go on, with a rug that's been designed from the ground up to truly stand out. The Spiral Red Rug by ThinkRugs is a beautiful circular design complemented by carved spirals that bring depth and style to the piece. The rug is made from 100% wool and its density means it'll really stand the test of time no matter where you display it. If you want a rug that's vivid, eye-catching and the complete opposite of square – this one's a great choice!
Football Rug by Arte Espina
If there's one group of people that are guaranteed to enjoy rugs which aren't conventionally shaped, it's kids – and here's a rug that's perfect for the football fan in your life! Made from Espirelle (a unique soft yet tough material exclusive to Arte Espina rugs) with an anti-slip back, this rug is crafted in the classic shape and monochrome design of the iconic football. Instantly recognisable and sure to brighten up any bedroom, the Football Rug by Arte Espina is both affordable and long-lasting. And (of course) it's stain-resistant too.
Hong Kong Kids Striped Heart Rugs by ThinkRugs
So we've taken a look at a couple of circular rugs which are certainly anything but square, but to finish up we'd like to introduce the Hong Kong Kids Striped Heart Rug by ThinkRugs. While the striking striped design and bright vivid colours certainly make this one stand out, it's the love-heart shape that make it perfect for this particular list. The rug is made from a pure acrylic, meaning it's perfect for kids' bedrooms as it's both hard-wearing and colourfast. We'd also recommend this striped heart rug for play areas to bring that extra touch of razzle-dazzle!
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Technology Value Matrix for Business Intelligence and Analytics Highlights GoodData for Analytics Distribution Platform and Data Monetization
SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwired - Nov 10, 2015) - GoodData®, a leading provider of business intelligence for data monetization to enterprises and ISVs today announced its ranking as a leader in the Nucleus Research Technology Value Matrix for Business Intelligence and Analytics for the third year in a row.
Nucleus Research recognizes BI and analytics leaders based on key functionalities, including data discovery and visualization products, cloud-based and as-a-service business intelligence tools that improve business value with high levels of usability. Vendors are assessed on their usability and functionality.
"GoodData offers a cloud-based platform-as-a-service that prioritizes helping users build a solution in areas such as sales, social and marketing. We've found that because the company offers easily scalable data for a wide range of users, customers are getting a higher ROI from this type of offering," said Anne Moxie, analytics analyst at Nucleus Research.
This recognition follows GoodData's recent announcement of its highly scalable analytics distribution platform for data monetization, including new advanced distribution, automation and product lifecycle management, highly engaging mobile, and self-service analytic capabilities.
"We are honored to be recognized for a third year running as leaders by a respected industry analyst firm, and we will continue to prioritize creating a highly scalable analytics delivery platform for the business networks of our clients," said Roman Stanek, Founder and CEO, GoodData.
For more information, please enjoy 3 Takeaways from an Analytics Value Three-Peat.
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GoodData® provides groundbreaking BI for data monetization to enterprises, independent software vendors, and system integrators who seek to quickly create and distribute valuable information to large networks of customers and partners. Our real-time analytics distribution platform is highly scalable and secure - allowing companies like Target, Discovery International and Zendesk to deploy engaging data products that are guided by GoodData's expertise in delivering widely-adopted analytics solutions.
GoodData is headquartered in San Francisco and is backed by Andreessen Horowitz, General Catalyst Partners, Intel Capital, TOTVS and others. For more information, read our blog, visit our website and follow GoodData on Twitter and LinkedIn.
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