Every Saturday

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In 2007 I was really interested in shooting video and loved the creative process, angles and technology. With DSLR’s having HD video, and the ability to use nice photography lenses for video really had my attention. This was a “short” film I made over a weekend using a new camera at the time.

DIY: IGUS Slider for Timelapse and Long Exposure Photography

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This was a fun project using a Arduino, a sliding rail and belt to pull a sled with a DSLR on it for taking long exposure photography, video or long exposures. This was mounted on a Tripod for some additional stability and flexibility.

Here is the Code: Link

TODO: Photos/Footage

LCD Menu/Options

  • Run
  • Speed
  •      1 – 10
  • Mode
  •      Movie  (Continuous)
  •      Stop Motion (Move, Stop, Move, Stop)
  • Steps
  •       xxxx (Default to count steps)
  • Setup
  •       Default Steps
  •       Count Steps
    • Note: Move carriage to end of rail and press start, press when the carriage +- 2 inches before the end. Store this number as your Max Steps.
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    • 2010 ASUG Presentation @ Charlotte Motor Speedway

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    ASUG-SAP-3.0-Incl-NotesDownload

    Overview:

    A highlevel view of why companies should build their infratructure around ESA and what the future holds for SAP 2.0

    Page 1: Examples of open arcitechure (Facebook, twitter, XML, EDI, FTP, SAP forums etc.)

                   – Heard this morning about computing in the cloud, just one aspect of Web 2.0

                   – Web 2.0 is not tangible but rather a openess of communications, systems and people, people willing to share

    Page 2: What is SAP SOA, what are the fundamentals been around a good few years, but have not come across many people who say, you know what we have a 10 year plan to go down this road using this set of specifications or servers and this SAP system. That is the great thing about building a SOA environment, is that it doesnt really matter whats on either end of the telephone or even what language they are speaking in, its in a way heterogenous. read more

    1/8 Losi 8ight RTR

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    In 2009 I got back into RC Car racing after watching the Off-Road 1/8 scale championships here in Charlotte.

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    Type: Buggy 
    Scale: 1/8th 
    Length: 19.5 in (495mm) 
    Width: 12.13 in (308mm) 
    Wheelbase: 12.64 in -12.80 in (321mm-325mm) 
    Weight: 7.14 lbs (3.24kg) 
    Motor or Engine: Team Losi 427 engine 
    Kit/RTR: RTR 
    Shock Type: Oversized, threaded, hard-anodized 
    Body: Factory decorated body 
    Fuel Tank Capacity: 125cc

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    SponsoRC.com

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    Hi, I was wondering if you would be interested in signing up on my new site: [URL=”http://www.sponsorc.com”]sponsorc.com[/URL] – Its 100% free for both hobbyists and companies and allows you to create a company profile and support racers by supporting or sponsoring them. Check out the site and create a profile, we are currently reaching out to hundreds of companies and the entire concept is a great marketing opportunity.

    Let me know if you have any questions,

    Thanks, Paul Aschmann

    paul@aschmg.com