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The vApe Team Episode 41 Battery Chat With PVA Replay On TVC

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clint Miller commented on 23 Jan 2016

Hey guy I am a in the battery industry I can always help you out with questions battery related one thing I wanted to say about rewraps is like Pegasus was saying Sony Samsung Panasonic are basically only people that produce batteries. They make millions and the. They do a quality control such as what your doing in your tests for instance Sony they say our 18650 batteries must meet a threshold of 2500mah continuous amp rate of 25 amps and peak amp rate discharge of 40amps so they make tons of these batteries then quality control tests and if say the test 3 batteries one is 2498mah 25 continuous amps peaks out at 39.7 peak amps they will say this is a grade A battery the second battery tests at 2420mah 24.6 continuous amps peak is 39.3 amps this goes in B grade te third battery is 2400mah 24.3 continuous and 38.9 peak amps this is grade c they do this with the millions of batteries. So then you wind up with say 400k grade A 200k grade b batteries and 100k of grade c batteries.

clint Miller commented on 23 Jan 2016

This is the main reason that I only purchased batteries from local shops where the batteries can be a trace back to the manufacturer or they are known and trusted obviously the only way to really track it down is to cut the casing often read the battery codes and or dates which I know you cannot do with batteries you see online or haven't purchased in the store at all goes back to people you know and trust I do tend to agree and the 26 650s are going to be the new trend they they have a much better battery life and they are now in the flashlight world as one of the better Batteries 18 650 technology has come along way but it's almost picked out 26 650 has a long way to go and if the manufacture see a push they for certain will adjust their manufacturing needs to suit the consumers desires

clint Miller commented on 23 Jan 2016

These tests are all great however I feel like you can get most of these specs directly from the manufacturer is that produce these batteries for instance in my line of work we have spec sheets of peak power continuous discharge etc. on almost every battery that we sell our market this is an industry standard of acceptable lying per se. Battery many factors are not the only ones who do this little scheme your car manufacturers also do the same when they say they have 300 hp under the hood they might only have 295 but who is going to count 5 hp no one same concept with Batteries most people are not going to care if the battery is at 36 AMp discharge or 40 and dischargeThe problem comes from when you have these other manufacturers such as MX JO producing batteries that are C grade but advertising them at the same specs that Sony would consider and A grade battery that they would wrap and sell under their name

clint Miller commented on 23 Jan 2016

And once needed to produce and sell these batteries these companies are just trying to make a fast buck off of Batteries that they can buy at a low price point and sell at a high profit this is pretty much the industry standard this is not only Sonny's operating practices but Panasonic and Sam son who are also very large battery manufacturers this trend will happen also and 26 650 batteries this is always been the case this is how car batteries are manufactured flashlight batteries hearing aid batteries almost every product that requires power for device is made by these three manufactures

clint Miller commented on 23 Jan 2016

Sony is only going to wrap and sell grade A batteries with their wrap and on it and market it and sell it themselves then other third parties such as MXJO EFest AWT calls them negotiates a price for say grade B batteries they say we need 50k 18650 what you got Sony says we have grade B which are mostly this spec and we will sell them to you for 4 dollars a battery well AWT says that's close specs we make our own wrap call it a 40 amp peak 2500 mah battery and sell it for 3 dollars less space than Sony... MXJO calls up wants 100k batteries Sony offers them B grade but price is too high so they go well we have C grade with these specs so mx is like ok we make our wrap sell them and make their own price this way Sony isn't on the hook for what they would consider inferior standards and their green wrapped batteries have a good rep. Other companies will never invest in the money to make their own batteries millions and millions go into devolving testing manufacturing and getting what's

Wayne Davis commented on 17 Jan 2016

Sorry to disagree with you (not really) Mike, but I purchased 2 purple 26650 Efest 3500mAh 32A/64A batteries yesterday and they both fit in my VF Stout without any problems. Vaped on it today (.30 build @ 60 watts) for about 6 hours before I had to swap batteries.

Wayne Davis commented on 17 Jan 2016

+Mike Vapes No gap on mine, and battery pushs up into the top with adequate room, it seems.

Mike Vapes commented on 17 Jan 2016

+Wayne Davis They do fit but they will destroy your battery door. See the gap?

Chuck Fink commented on 15 Jan 2016

In response to you losing that marine as a follower... I am a veteran myself and see no harm at all with the deployment jokes, I actually laughed my ass off during the last Vape Team episode. Keep doing what you're doing, you guys rock.

Josh Garcia commented on 18 Jan 2016

thank you!! as an oef vet myself I always got a kick outta the Syria jokes.

Wayne Davis commented on 17 Jan 2016

+Chuck Fink - I agree. I imagine that the Marine that unsubscribed wasn't old enough to have watched "The "A" Team".

devilishmode commented on 15 Jan 2016

@Pegasus if you read this, Have you picked up on the battery thats pictured with the stout on Vape Forwards site? Brillipower 80a 4500mah. Wouldmlove if someone had a test on this! Id imagine if the specs where true itd be the best 26650? But with vape batteries its hardly the case.. Would be interesting!

devilishmode commented on 15 Jan 2016

+Patrick Bitterle sounds good. Thanks for the info! Id vape at around the same so thatl be great for me aswell.

Patrick Bitterle commented on 15 Jan 2016

+devilishmode I'm sure they are over rated, but I'm getting long life and full power down to 3.3 volts. I even have tried vaping them down to 2.9 despite the week battery warning (just to test them) and still got full power. Keep in mind that I am only vaping these at a conservative .35ohms @ 60 watts and that's 14.14 amps

devilishmode commented on 15 Jan 2016

+Patrick Bitterle appreciate the reply man! Are they living up to the stated specs?

Patrick Bitterle commented on 15 Jan 2016

+devilishmode I know you weren't asking me bro, but I have two stouts and the Brillipower ia a perfect fit and it discharges to 3.3 volts before week battery warning. I have tried a few 26650's and the Brillpower is the best (for me) so far, with the MXJO coming in second, it only discharges to 3.5 volts before getting a week battery warning. Oh and for the Stout, you need a battery length of 65mm.

The More We Explore Minimalism S01 E06 - A Chat With Guests Natasha and Luca, "That Vegan Couple"

For this episode we chat with Natasha and Luca, also known as "That Vegan Couple." What a treat it was to chat with them and learn from their wisdom.

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That Vegan Couple commented on 25 Jul 2015

Hi Steve and Tess! Thanks so much for this interview... we had a great time meeting and chatting with you guys. We look forward to following your journey too!

That Vegan Couple commented on 25 Jul 2015

+themoreweexplore too kind xo that's awesome to hear guys, thank you :)

The More We Explore commented on 25 Jul 2015

+That Vegan Couple Believe me, it was OUR pleasure. We learned so much, and we came away different people after your interview. Thank you so much!

nateross14 commented on 22 Jul 2015

This interview has a lot of great points, and I particularly like the comments about gratitude. Natasha and Luca are good people with good intent and good hearts, and the world would be a much better place if more people adopted similar attitudes towards life. However, sustaining a Vegan lifestyle is a complicated matter based on principle, and it's impossible to " not have animal blood on ones hands" without completely disconnecting from society and living in complete isolation. Society is an intricate system that is all tied together and to be in and connected to society means one is reliant on it and supporting the societal system to one degree or another. I tried to live a Vegan lifestyle by principle, briefly, and found it impossible to do so as long as I remained a member of society. As I began to read labels on things I bought and think about how the " Vegan" products I was buying came into existence, I realized that every single item produced by modern society is tied to the animal industry one way or another, because modern society is dependent on animal products to sustain itself. 100% true Vegan products do not exist, and cannot exist in a society dependent on animal products. By principle, if one participates in and is dependent on a societal system that depends on animal products, then even though that person may not directly use or consume animal products, until they completely segregate and isolate themselves from the societal system, they are still supporting the use of animal products and their day to day living is still made possible by the use of animal products because they are dependent on a system that depends on them. I believe that animals were put on Earth to sustain life for man and other animals. Animals will die, and animals will be used, by man and each other, that is the cycle of life. In my view, the answer is not Veganism, the answer is teaching and promoting responsible and humane stewardship with animals, and using them sparingly, in times of true need. I am a vegetarian, per say, and do not eat meat day to day because I have no need to eat animals and I like them, but if the time came where eating animals was required to sustain my life and it became a need I would, not hesitate. This is the case for many people in the world suffering from poverty and famine, who need to eat animals to survive, but not for most people living in 1st world countries. IMO, the answer to everything is teaching and promoting the responsible and balanced use of Earths resources, according to needs and keeping our want's in check. And be nice to animal's. Treat them with respect if you find yourself in dire need to eat one.

Emma Kyte commented on 24 Feb 2016

+nateross14 you started out with some very valid points, that we don't live in a vegan society. I was simply going to comment that that is not the way it has to be, and the point of veganism is to help evolve human society to a point where we can all live harmoniously. that in fact the only way for that to ever happen is for the people who can to become vegan. but then I read that your BELIEF is that animals are here to serve humans, and I realized your whole argument is a pathetic excuse you're using to assuage your guilt and you're just trying to make yourself feel better about how you live, rather than doing proper research and making decision based on what the best thing to do is. that whole concept of "humane" animal products is a load of bs and will never be possible as a real solution. we would have to cover the earth in pasture for everyone to eat free range animals, which would mean we would ONLY be able to eat animals and nothing else, because there would be no land available for growing food we actually need. and that brings me to the most important point, that WE DON'T NEED TO EAT ANIMALS. you can feed 20 people on the grain that is fed to 1 cow, so how could it ever be responsible to eat animal products? we don't need them, they make people unhealthy and are literally taking the food out of the mouths of those starving people you mentioned.

nateross14 commented on 25 Jul 2015

+That Vegan Couple +That Vegan Couple I appreciate the comment. Everyone has different views and beliefs towards life and it's purpose/meaning. It's not my intent to criticize or belittle Vegans and their choices. I always welcome edifying discussion. I agree with many of your points and views, but not all. I have watched the many documentaries detailing the abuse and exploitation of animals, which is what was the catalyst for my initial interest in becoming Vegan. Part of the reason I turned away from Veganism, was because of my views and beliefs of why man, animals, and all other life exists on this planet, and their purpose. I hope you aren't offended by my beliefs, even though you may not hold the same. I do not believe in evolution, or that life is an accident. I believe that life is on purpose with design, and has a master creator/organizer, God, and that He created/organized Earth and everything in it with specific purpose. I believe man is the offspring of God, and He gave us the earth and all it's resources, as an inheritance, to be responsible stewards over, and animals were created for mans use and benefit.If I believed that animals existence was equal to man's, and in evolution, then I would agree with all Vegan beliefs, but I do not. I am a Christian, and believe that Earth is a temporary home for us and was not meant to last in it's current state forever, nor it's resources and life. It's my belief that animals were put here for mans responsible use to assist man in survival and life, but humankind has gone far beyond using animals according to God's intended use and has exploited them through much cruelty. I think the way the world is run today is not sustainable, and we will at some point in the near future see great tribulations and changes in 1st world countries, with widespread famine. I realize that many of my beliefs are not compatible with the Vegan way of life, and that they may not make any sense to those who do not believe the same as I do, but we don't have to agree or believe the same things. Even though I do not agree with some Vegan views, I respect them. For me the answer is to treat all life with respect and to be humane if the time comes that we find it necessary to take life.

That Vegan Couple commented on 25 Jul 2015

+nateross14 we'd say you'd feel differently if it was your neck on the chopping block. The animals would say this isn't a complicated mater... it's a very simple matter - stop raping, torturing and killing us. But you're right, it is impossible to be 100% vegan... we twisted humans have managed to work out a way to commodify animals and put their body parts in almost every single thing! That's why the definition of veganism says "where practicable and possible". We humans tend to focus on the 2% that we can't control and forget about the 98% that we can control. The number 1 reason we kill animals is for food (150 billion a year). We can all control what we eat 3 times a day ... we can choose plants over meat, dairy and eggs. It is the easiest and most sustainable way to live... as we said in the interview, please watch the documentary Cowspiracy to learn and understand why this is. There are hundreds of thousands of vegans around the world living as integrated members of regular communities... there's nothing special or extraordinary about what we do... we simply choose to not be violent towards animals... the same way most people choose to not be violent towards women and children - very easy. Actually, people suffering from poverty and famine are in that situation because most of the world's grain is fed to animals to fatten them up before slaughter, instead of feeding that grain to humans. You may recall the Ethiopian famine in the 1980's.... whilst thousands of people starved to death, the Ethiopian government continued to sell its grain to Europe as feed for livestock. We currently grow enough food for 12 - 15 billion people... simply divert the resources from animal agriculture to feeding humans and the problems are solved. Interestingly, a healthy vegan diet is the same as what has been referred to as a "peasant diet" based around rice, potatoes, grains, beans and legumes... these are the cheapest and most accessible foods in the world... that's why it was called peasant food ;) So people all around the world can afford to eat this way. Finally, you're not in a survival situation... in fact none of us watching YouTube are in a dire situation and need to eat animals. So there's no need to think about hypothetical situations of when eating animals might be needed. Ironically, the time will soon come when our survival as a species will depend on us changing to a plant-based diet as animal "foods" are killing us and the planet in so many ways. Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed the interview.

The Mia Connect Power Chat - Architecture & Interior Design

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Mia Voss commented on 14 Jul 2014

✮ ¨*•.¸ Mia's #BatCrapCrazy List ¨*•.¸✮ +The Mia Connect Power Chat this past Friday was jam packed full of great information on Architecture, Interior Design, current trends in housing and more. It was a full panel of fabulous: +Susan Serra +Mitzi Beach +Nazim Beltran +leslie carothers +Laurie Laizure +James Dearsley & #ChristopherMSmith And YOU.. the #BatPack - you were the Secret Sauce (once again)! Thank you for your comments & questions. And behold, the Time Stamp moments of the show! 00:24 – Sumo Suits 00:40 – James & His Dulcet Tones 1:02 - Important Question from +Jeff Sieh - #OverUnder 1:30 – Mitzi’s Great observation 1:46 - +Katie Katz +Sean Mahon 2:09 - Hi from Chris Smith 2:35 – +Susan Finch 2:43 – Clapping for audience 3:00 – Big Guns 3:07 - Chris Smith Intro – Smitty’s, Uptown Projects & more 4:39 – Chris is photobombed 5:10 – Chris’s niche: Food! 6:08 - +Susan Serra & what she’s working on 7:08 – Susan’s Next Fun Project 8:50 – +Laurie Laizure & the fabulous +Interior Design Community +Kelli Ellis – Hulu Plus – Las Vegas Home Makeover Show 10:23 – Kelly Ellis is my new Google Plus crush 10:50 – +Mitzi Beach – our favorite Newbie! 11:55 - Aging in Place & Baby Boomer Numbers 13:45 – +leslie carothers ! Live at the Houston Design Center 15:45 – More on the Interior Design Community --- Fabulous! 17:00 – +Nazim Beltran – Google Plus Favorite 18:56 – Mia’s Other Business – 19:44 – +James Dearsley is worried & +Debi Davis response! PS. Toilet seat stays down 20:41 – James bullied his way onto the show - I’m greatful! 21:00 – James works in the future! 3d Printing, Virtual Reality 21:58 – CAD drawings. Not CAT drawings 22:56 - National Association of Real Estate Editors Overview from Leslie! //www.naree.org/ 26:34 – Home sizes, economics, Difference in markets between Millennials & Boomers 27:41 – +L Williams – great comment 28:00 - Chris Smith – Mother/Daughter Houses & The Hot Market 29:05 – Laurie’s –Multi Family Housing – Intergenerational! 30:46 – Trends in housing – people stay in houses for a shorter period 31:18- UK Trends – Move towards “Build to Rent” as well & move towards built for retirement 32:02 – The Big Question – What Do You Call It? 33:22 – Nazim – Solid Family Structure & Fabric & also big push towards luxury construction 35:00 – New York Market & Foreign Money 35:45 – Shut the Front Door – that parking space is how much?! 36:18 – +Gerad Forte +Lynn Abate-Johnson +Kim Bultman +Chef Dennis Littley 36:48 Leslie – BIG Tip – new app for designing! Interior Design for Ipad 38:20 – I Heart Easy 38:38 – The Aging Bitch Slap 39:20 – Susan & her fab town! – return to the hub! 41:14 – Commercial is getting more adventurous! 42:10 – Big push towards new urbanism with inclusion of community 44:00 – New Milan Project – Super Architects! 44:50 – Millennials Identity – Individual Needs! 46:18 – Serving The Aging Market 47:40 – Great question from +Scotts Contracting & LEED projects 49:03 – Green Building in Italy, Financial Issues 51:08 – Home Office comment from L Williams 51:30 – What’s on your feet - James’s big shoe secret 52:19 – What is Bat Crap Crazy 52:30 – James’ Bat Crap Crazy & Call to Action 53:55 – Leslie Carothers – Bat Crap Crazy & Call to Action 55:20 – Susan Serra – Bat Crap Crazy for Kitchens! 57:05 – Nazim en Italiano!!! And Casa Chiesi. NOT Casa Cheesy. 58:25 – Laurie is Bat Crap Crazy for Instagram again! 1:00:04 – Chris loves +Blue Apron as much as I do! And support #LovedShared 1:01:42 – James’ Updated BatCrapCrazy Link 1:02:21 – Mitzi’s Bat Crap Crazy - love her enthusiasm! Subscribe at //themiaconnect.com/ for great show updates & fun newsletters (THIS I promise!) #GetYourLearnOn #BatCrapCrazy #InteriorDesign #Architecture #Boomers #Millennials #AgingInPlace #Urbanism

Kim Bultman commented on 14 Jul 2014

+Mia Voss, you go above and beyond. xo

leslie carothers commented on 14 Jul 2014

Thank you +Mia Voss for doing this work and I genuinely enjoyed being part of this diverse and interesting panel discussion. And, to all of YOU who might have listened in, either live or who watched Mia's show over the weekend, thank you. I hope it was helpful to you and have a great week ahead! Leslie ||@tkpleslie

James Sarino commented on 14 Jul 2014

Thank ya, +Mia Voss!

Kathleen Tehrani commented on 14 Jul 2014

Thanks for the shoutout +Mia Voss ....very very interesting and DIVERSE show. Just watched the first show of Mia Connect, and observing how the format has evolved....inspiring!

Sean Mahon commented on 14 Jul 2014

Good point +James Dearsley & +Mia Voss about the semantics of what to call 'retirement developments' when they may actually be a chosen option for people who have 'retired' from work, but clearly not 'retired' from life !

Nazim Beltran commented on 14 Jul 2014

Since the days of 3D Studio we have been toying around with 3D walk throughs with mixed results. It is time to push this outside of it's current status.

Sean Mahon commented on 14 Jul 2014

Me too +Nazim Beltran & +James Dearsley !!

OneGR8Life commented on 14 Jul 2014

+Mia VossFeeling that #BatCrapCrazy Love... Thanks for the shoutout.

Nazim Beltran commented on 14 Jul 2014

Wow! Looking forward to a review or HOA on this subject!

James Dearsley commented on 14 Jul 2014

It is quite scary +Sean Mahon to be honest. Picking up a 3D Printed Virtual Reality Headset today courtesy of the guys from +Altergaze and +Liviu Berechet Antoni who we will be talking to soon. There are some very exciting possibilities in this area.

Sean Mahon commented on 14 Jul 2014

Fascinating possibilities around 3D technology: CAD, Virtual Reality & 3D printers +James Dearsley. Hopefully time-saving and waste sparing too ?

Jeffrey Johnson commented on 14 Jul 2014

Great show! +Mia Voss Your crown had me smiling during the whole show. Have an awesome #Monday

David Schiffman commented on 14 Jul 2014

You +Mia Voss are always my Fav! Hope you have a fucking #batcrapcrazy fantastic week! (yep, I said it and I spelled it out!!!) :-)))

Sean Mahon commented on 14 Jul 2014

Thanks so much +Mia Voss for the shout out !! Missed the show on the day due to client commitments, so just watching replay now! Brilliant so far !! : )

James Dearsley commented on 14 Jul 2014

Great stuff +Mia Voss, thanks for letting me join you.....

Linette Freire-Molina commented on 14 Jul 2014

Thank you +Mia Voss and wishing everyone a wonderful Monday :)

Nazim Beltran commented on 14 Jul 2014

Thanks to everyone on the #BatCrapCrazy list for watching and engaging!

Zara Altair commented on 14 Jul 2014

Thanks for the shout out +Mia Voss. Your caring host follow ups rock the Plus!

Mia Voss commented on 14 Jul 2014

+roxanne davenport - thank you!+Lynn Abate-Johnson - girl, you always make my day, thank you!! xo

Lynn Abate-Johnson commented on 14 Jul 2014

Such a pleasure to be with you all live, +Mia Voss. Thank you for putting out such great quality content - and FUN too!! Always a blast and a learning sesh with +The Mia Connect and friends #MUAH

roxanne davenport commented on 14 Jul 2014

Thanks +Mia Voss. It's always great to see what's going to happen next on your shows.

Mia Voss commented on 14 Jul 2014

+Mark Barrus - heehee! Now THAT is an awesome reference - thank you!

Mark Barrus commented on 14 Jul 2014

+Mia Voss the time stamps are #HandyDandy. Like when I first got my DVR.

Mia Voss commented on 14 Jul 2014

#BatCrapCrazy Shoutout:+Veronica Foley+Miva Merchant+Jamal assi+Adelheid Hörnlein+Jeffrey Johnson+Gerad Forte+Gillian Fein+Lisa Simpson+Virendra Prasad Sati+chuck jenkins+Katie Katz+Giselle Achecar

Mia Voss commented on 14 Jul 2014

#BatCrapCrazy Shoutout:+Kathleen Tehrani+David Henry Pipe+Lee Rickler+Zara Altair+Dawn Swick-Renshaw+James Sarino+Monika Schmidt+Mark Barrus+Tim Longwell+Elena Bellometti+Donald Brant+OneGR8Life+Becky Limo+Mike Fountain+Linette Freire-Molina+Sheila Hensley+Susan Serra

Mia Voss commented on 14 Jul 2014

#BatCrapCrazy Shoutout:+roxanne davenport+Scott Scowcroft+Mick Sharpe+Sherrill Duce+Phil Aston+James Dearsley+Tracy Baker+Krystalle Keszainn+Mary Iannotti+Sean Mahon+Jake Luk+Carmen Rojas+Andy Brine+jan gordon+Adam Music+Kim Bultman+L Williams+Pranav Sanghavi

Mia Voss commented on 14 Jul 2014

#BatCrapCrazy Shoutout: +Pat Valentine Ziv+Jennifer Fivelsdal+robin lamonte+Sarah Daniele+Pamela Koudelka+Mitzi Beach+sunatulin ilhan+Chef Dennis Littley+Nazim Beltran+Lynn Abate-Johnson+Stephan Hovnanian+Debi Davis+Laurie Laizure+Jeff Sieh+Susan Finch+Stan Bush+DigiDesk+Brian Shea+David Schiffman

Kirobo the Robot Astronaut: Toyota & the Kibo Robot Project | Toyota

Toyota's Fuminori Kataoka, project general manager in the Product Planning Group, talks about Toyota's role in the Kibo Robot Project, the use of the company's ...

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cristianfletcher commented on 26 Jun 2013

great advancement, but I wonder how much do we have to wait untill most people can afford to buy such a robot:) I'm looking forward to those days. I hope I will reach them.:)

Ripley Ramboette commented on 27 Jun 2013

Humans find it difficult to co-exist with each other. I feel sorry for the robots already!

misao hatsune commented on 28 Jun 2013

たまにはasimoくんも思い出してやってください (｡･ω･｡)

Giang Nguyen commented on 01 Jul 2013

If I remember correctly, this is how i-Robot started...

Method Man commented on 04 Aug 2013

Have we learned nothing from IRobot?

portercbl commented on 27 Jun 2013

So innovative, the Japanese!

Michael Foster commented on 11 Jul 2013

We don't need robots.

Moimoi commented on 01 Jul 2013

WOW! So CUTE! >.

The Mia Connect Power Chat - Business Efficiency Edition

Subscribe for show updates: //themiaconnect.com/ Event Link: //bit.ly/TMCPC22114 Time for another The Mia Connect Power Chat! This week we will ...

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Krithika Rangarajan (Kitty) commented on 27 Feb 2014

+Mia Voss - darling, you are looking S-E-X-Y in your glasses! +Jason Frasca : It's wonderful to finally see you! +Lany Sullivan and +Lynn Abate-Johnson : Muaaahh darlings...watching you always makes me smile! #HUGSSSSSSSSSS +Mike Allton : You ROCKKKKKK #WriteLikeMike :D I am enjoying this discussion. I need to start using Evernote as a 'web clipper' too - no more bookmarks! ;)

Lany Sullivan commented on 27 Feb 2014

+Krithika Rangarajan Thanks doll! Appreciate that so much!! xoxo

Jason Frasca commented on 27 Feb 2014

Shucks +Krithika Rangarajan & +Mia Voss glad I could be of help.

William Rock commented on 27 Feb 2014

Always Recommended for any Business OWNER wanting a Competitive Edge..

Mia Voss commented on 27 Feb 2014

+Krithika Rangarajan - <blushing> thank you! And yes, I've been BizCrushing on +Mike Allton & +Jason Frasca - well deserved!

Krithika Rangarajan (Kitty) commented on 27 Feb 2014

+Jason Frasca : You have a FAN in me now #HUGSSSSSSSSSSSSS

Krithika Rangarajan (Kitty) commented on 27 Feb 2014

"Goals are dreams with deadlines" - LOVE it, my darling +Lynn Abate-Johnson #hugsandkisses

Mike Allton commented on 27 Feb 2014

+Krithika Rangarajan hahaha!

Krithika Rangarajan (Kitty) commented on 27 Feb 2014

I have a #BusinessCrush on +Mike Allton AND +Jason Frasca NOW grinning

Ben Fisher commented on 22 Feb 2014

Catching the show now :)

Mia Voss commented on 22 Feb 2014

Yay, +Ben Fisher - hope you are feeling better!

Christina Tucker commented on 22 Feb 2014

thanks Mia and crew for a lively and informative chat today. Had to catch it on You tube, but great!

Mia Voss commented on 22 Feb 2014

Thank you +Christina Tucker ! Glad you were there and I appreciate it! xo

Lynn Abate-Johnson commented on 21 Feb 2014

Here's that article from +B2C about Working Smart and not hard, and it includes the 80/20 analogy about putting the big rocks down in that jar first: //www.business2community.com/strategy/work-smarter-harder-0771422?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+B2C_Business+%28B2C+Business+Feed%29&utm_content=FaceBook

Candis Marko commented on 22 Feb 2014

My pleasure +Mia Voss. Enjoyed it much!

Mia Voss commented on 22 Feb 2014

+Candis Marko - wooo, you nailed it! We all have the best intentions but the distinction between the two... #TheresTheTrickyPart thank you for stopping by today!

Lynn Abate-Johnson commented on 22 Feb 2014

good call +Candis Marko and i hope it makes a difference for you in your life and biz.

Candis Marko commented on 22 Feb 2014

Oooo, I will def be reading that article! Been using 'smart not hard' as my mantra - but it's not always easy to figure out what's 'smart' and what's just 'hard'. ; )

Will Toyota Get Off Easy?

In the past five years, Toyota has spent $25 million lobbying the U.S. government. Financial contributions were made to 40 of the 125 members charged with ...

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SuperBigGulps commented on 07 Mar 2010

Toyota - "Moving Forward" - Even when you let your foot off the gas pedal.. Toyota - "Moving Forward" - Even when you stomp on the brakes.. Toyota - "Moving Forward" - Even when you shift into neutral & pull the E-brake. Toyota - "Moving Forward" - Until it slams into the back of a semi-truck @ 110 mph

mercedescl commented on 24 Feb 2010

I don't mind any big companies and their executives to get grilled in front of the public because of their arrogance. But how come I never see Ford, Chrysler, GM, Mercedes-Benz, and other automakers experience the same with their own quality failures.

304teddy commented on 14 Mar 2010

are you retarded? ford earned its own congressional hearings over the exploders, even though ford did a recall without having been forced to by the government.

SuperBigGulps commented on 07 Mar 2010

Because they dont kill 100's of people before they issue a recall and bribe NHSTA for years to hide safety and quality issues.

Toyota.com on your Smartphone | Toyota Mobile | Toyota

Toyota has developed web-enabled and touch-enabled mobile sites that allow viewers to browse models and prices, photo galleries and more.

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Dawn Oates commented on 27 Mar 2015

I love it

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