MMike

I blame Obama and the liberal media.

At the risk of upsetting people, that diagram with the red yellow and green square the exact same diagram they used in my risk management training as it pertains to project management. Things like, will a machine breakdown making it impossible to build your prototype? Will your critical supplier go out of business? will your pregnant designer go on maternity leave early? will the zombie-pocalypse happen? Anything that will jeopardize the project. Personally, I have a hard time assigning a quantitative value to the risk. But I think it IS a worthwhile exercise to brainstorm anything (within reason) that can go wrong. At least it forces you to remove your rose coloured glasses to evaluate your situation critically. In theory it should reduce the chances of being blind-sided by something bad happening. That said, I'm not sure how it would relate to a pilot flying the same mission day after day. Please forgive my impudence.

...and i guess the other cheaper solution is to create a youtube account....upload what you want, email a link. And you can set the privacy level so that it is not searchable and is only viewable by the people you want to see it.

Honestly, your best bet is to spend $70 on a video editing software. I do a lot of video editing. (And I also have a Hero 2). It allows you to do whatever you want to the video. You can shoot in 1080, and then compress it down to just about any resolution you want. Plus you can add fancy subtitles, burn DVD's add transitions etc. There are lots of options, but i use Cyberlink Power Director. I've been using it for about 4 years now and have had no complaints. Like most things in life, you can arse around for hours doing it half-assed and still not be happy with the result, or just get the proper tool, and it's SO much easier, and the end product is better. That's my two cents anyway

So how 'bout that Global Vectra news..........

http://www.stockhouse.com/News/CanadianReleasesDetail.aspx?n=8502270

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Well I've installed Amplitube and Fender Amplitube on my ipad......with the iRig plug, it's hours and hours of guitar fun. Relevant? Perhaps not. But i like my ipad. Perhaps a knee-board type thing to keep the ipad handy while flying would be a good idea. But I was in a 412 not long ago. The pilot wanted to confirm something in the RFM while in flight. and flipping through that giant tome seems sketchy. As an ignorant layman, I would think an ipad would make finding specific stuff a lot quicker and easier. but what do i know?

I bet you never misspell the word "hangar" ever again.

Like a US republican. Post secondary education or spelling words correctly is elitist.

I'm not sure if you are agreeing with me......but I agree with you. Spelling does in fact matter....and as you said, it ain't that hard. and I'm having a little fun with those here that get all worked up by the things I say. But (and just because it's a convenient example right now), you would think that a pilot who spends a fair amount of time in a hangar would know how to spell it. I think it's excusable for a pilot to not know how to spell spectrophotometer or something....not an every day word in a pilot's field. But "hangar"...come on.

You are most certainly welcome. But alas I must correct you once again. If you recall, I'm a "real" engineer. Nor am I a scholar of the English language...just literate. Again....bazinga.

............anyway.... Flash, when in doubt, education is never a bad thing.

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