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SRAM XX BB30 crank installed on Cannondale F29er
That is the narrow Q-156 crank with 26/39 chainrings.
Fits nice & easy, there it about 10mm between the cranksarms & chainstays, and about 8mm between the chainrings & seatstays.Seems like the crank is made to fit a wider BB shell, lucky I had some appropriate spacers to fill the gap. I'm going to run 2x9 with an 11-34 XT rear cassette, 10sp chain with X-0 rear / SLX (OEM yik!) front and X-0 grip shifters.Lowest gearing will be 1.31, slightly taller than 22 front & 30 (second largest) rear. Highest gearing will be 0.28, slightly shorter than 44 front & 13 (second smallest) rear. So only miss out on 1 gear at each end of the spectrum but gain a wider range of usable ratios in each front ring. Looking forward to fitting it all up and enjoying the simplicity of 2 rings up front, narrower Q & a bit of weight saving.Next step, 1x10 when my legs grow up & the XX rear cassette is less than AU$500.
too much red?
It was time for new tyres on the roadie, so without a great deal of thought I decided to get a set of red sidewall michelins to match the rest of the bike's redness.
So here it is before
Raise Your Profile: The Power of Combined Local & Social Networking
via slideshare.net
Are you realising the full potential of combined local and social networking?
Do you want to raise your profile and position yourself as the expert in your field?
Do you have a clear strategy for your traditional and social media activities?
If so, check out my presentation and find out how you can make your mark and be remarkable!
Thank you for watching!
A Brand Called 'You' - Workshop for Wolverhampton College
Blown away with feedback from business students who attended my workshop at Wolverhampton College’s ‘Take Control Today’ event yesterday.
‘Absolutely brilliant. Short and snappy, it stuck in my mind. Very well presented and I liked the fact that it presented a different approach to same old, same old.’ Kathryn Kimbley
‘I felt that the workshop was very interesting and inspiring. I have information that I can take away and think about.’ Nicola Brown
‘The course was really helpful and gave me some useful information that I didn’t already know’. Daniel Mayer
‘It was interesting and I believe that I have learned a lot about myself and the direction I want to go.’ Rachel
‘It is a good course to learn. It evaluates our employability skills and we can improve this many ways as given in the course.’ Sunny Sapler
‘It’s a very interesting course and it has inspired me.’ Marion Kharnom
‘Very informative, useful information, good presentation.’ Kuljevan & Joginder Rai
‘It’s an interesting course and we can learn many things through this course.’ Namarjot Kane
This workshop is designed for anyone interested in developing, packaging and communicating their personal / business brand to their social and local networks, and the wider community.
Venues and dates for the New Year will be available shortly.
Introduction to Social Media - Strategy to Grow Your Business
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL MEDIA WORKSHOP - £39 inc VAT
This half day workshop is for you, especially if:
You are a small company owner, new start up or business professional
You want to know how social media can help you GROW your business
You want a cost effective strategy that will ENHANCE your existing marketing plans
You want to position yourself as an expert and WIDEN your circle of influence
I’ve been using social media applications such as LinkedIn, Twitter, Google, Slideshare, YouTube, Delicious and Posterous for over 18 months now. They have proved their value tenfold when used strategically to consolidate my local networking activities and grow my business.
In my workshop, I will share with you the inner secrets of social media networking, revealing tips and hints on WHAT makes a good social media strategy, HOW to create a high profile on-line brand and WHERE to position your best selling content in a way that will impress your contacts and potential clients.
And WHY do you need to this now?
Because you know that social media is not going away and you know you need to be part of it. You know your competitors are starting to get involved and you don’t want to be left behind. But you want to fully understand the pros and cons so that you can develop a strategy that will be of most benefit to your business. You haven’t got time to waste and you need clear guidance on how to get up and running quickly.
This half day workshop is being held on Thursday 17 December and Friday 18 December at The Savoy Centre in Dudley, West Midlands.
Special EARLY BIRD price includes delicious refreshments by Kiss Me Cupcakes, a FREE social media directory and monthly newsletter!
Call me on 077 388 11051 or send an email to sue@unisey.com for further information.
Welcome to My Etsy Shop Lab!!
I love to make and feel satisfactions when it is done. The moment that it becomes something from none (even not in my imaginations) is my favorite time. Ofcourse I love a process to make it. I hope people love my works.
Hip Hop workshop with Do Dat Entertainment Choreographer, Kojo "Tuch" Mayne
Date: Saturday, November 14, 2009
Time: 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Cost: $25.00
551 Mont-Royal East, 3rd Floor
Montreal, QC
E-mail: info@unkut.ca
Phone: 514-299-3403 About Tuch:
Tuch has trained with Do Dat Founder & Choreographer, Luther Brown (So You Think You Can Dance Canada judge & choreographer) and has worked with artists, such as Shawn Desman, Gwen Stefani, Missy Elliott and Jully Black. He has also appeared in music videos and commercials with Cory Lee, Sean Paul, Rihanna, Christina Aguilera and Jay-Z. Don't miss the opportunity to take a class with Tuch. It's only one dance workshop!
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Workshop 5: Admiring the scenery Forms, AJAX screen layout and mobile interfaces
Part A
Had a problem creating a rails app rails animals.
First needed to update Rails and friends.
sudo gem update railssudo gem update --systemsudo gem update --source http://gems.rubyonrails.orgsudo gem update actionmailersudo gem update actionresource
rails animals works now!
Run server: ruby script/server, visit localhost:3000 for the default RoR web page.
Stop server before adding a new controller: ruby script/generate controller Mammal. Start the server again and visit localhost:3000/mammal the web page displayed is "Unknown action, no action responded to index. Actions:".
Add a empty method breateto mammal_controller.rb restart the server and visit localhost:3000/mammal/breathe message is "Template is missing".
Create view breathe.rhtml in animals/views/mammal/ put some basic HTML markup in the view. Visit localhost:3000/mammal/breate The markup from the view is displayed in the web browser.
Insert ruby code into the breathe.rhtml view. Test in the browser. Usually action will pass the ruby code results to the view.
Part B
Create new rails application rails scenery, create new controller in scenery ruby script/generate controller Demo.
Add rubycode method to app/controllers/demo_controller.rb. with @time_now = Time.now. Create the view rubycode.rhtml in scenery/app/views/demo/ with a call by reference to @time_now. Start the web server and visit localhost:3000/demo/rubycode/ to see the current time as expected. The time is Tue Nov 10 09:56:45 +1100 2009
Part C
Create new application rails cabs, create controllerruby script/generate controller Vehicle. Add method to vehicle_controller.rbnamed cabtype. Add template cabs/app/views/vehicle/cabtype.rhtml. Start the server, visit localhost:3000/cabs/cabtype. This doesn't work visit localhost:3000/vehicle/cabtype vehicle bacause the convention is to match the controller name. Create file cabs/public/input.html. Edit vehicle_controller.rb add params hash variables. Edit the cabtype.rhtml template to make reference to the params variables e.g. @data1, @data2 etc.
Visit localhost:3000/input.html fill out the form. The form was copied and pasted from the .doc file. The form fields are not working because the HTML attributes are enclosed in quotes instead of primes. The form is now appears with the correct fields.
The form action needed to be changed to vehicle/cabtype, also the if else end statements needed the equal sign "=" removed for the correct valuation passed variables. A final adjustment to the application_controller.rb: add :only => [:create, :update, :destroy] to the protect_from_forgery line was required for everything to work.
