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Vijay Swamidass
Приєднався 19 чер 2007
Sunset Flight around the San Francisco Bay, Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, Transamerica and SFO!
This was a quick bay tour with some friends. We left around 4pm, so the setting sun provided some great light. There were no clouds or fog and the visibility could not have been better.
We did a Class B transition by the SFO airport, so we had a great view of the action there.
Thanks for coming along!
We did a Class B transition by the SFO airport, so we had a great view of the action there.
Thanks for coming along!
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Cessna 172 Landing in Hayward, CA
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Cessna 172 Landing in Hayward, CA. One of my best landings! Happy to get in on camera :)
My Flight over Golden Gate Bridge to Half Moon Bay in a Cessna 172
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Flight around the San Francisco Bay in a Cessna 172.
Alaska Flight
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I fly over some sights south of Anchorage: Turnagain Arm Portage Glacier Whittier
Two Step Snorkeling, Big Island Hawaii
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Snorkeling at the Two Step beach. If you are on the Big Island, this is one place you must see! Bring a gopro to capture some amazing underwater scenery. Enjoy 😀
Juggling Debut
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Here are a few juggling patterns learned from Taylor Tries. Check out her channel! ua-cam.com/users/TheOmnipotentJuggler
Yellowstone Traffic and Adaptive Cruise
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Yellowstone Traffic and Adaptive Cruise
I love Cali people, my tribe. People who are willing to speak openly about things like chem trails or other conspiratorial type stuff seriously and then laugh about it. Miss it out there 🌴🌲
California has all kinds of people, which is why I enjoy it!
We love snorkeling at Two Step Beach, the Captain Cook Monument is also a great place to see many fish and different types of coral. The boat trip out to the monument is much easier than hiking in, I highly recommend the boat trip.
We didn't get to Captain Cook, but I hope to go again soon!
Great video! Well done..
Nice
Thanks!
Awesome landing
So awesome
Thanks!
Just found you on UA-cam. Awesome scenery. Thanks so much.
🙏 glad you enjoyed it!
I'm thinking of buying one of these to replace the single outlet floor box that we have now. But for the box brackets, are they only meant to be installed below the floor, I guess I didn't really notice anything in the video about those? I just don't think that would be possible in my situation unless I open up the ceiling in our basement. Split level house and the floor outlet is on the 2nd level. The current box there I've looked at and it looks like it is just mounted to the subfloor on the top of the subfloor. We do have carpet up there as well.
Good question! I did mount it from under the floor. On amazon, looks like people are complaining about how it looks bad if you mount from the top. So, there may be a better solution for top mounting.
@@vswamidass I looked at some of the pictures of the actual box and it looks like there are a couple mounting holes already drilled so that's good. I can see how it wouldnt look good mounting it on wood though. I think if the design was more of a circle it could cover everything.
epic!
Yes it was! Haven’t done this again so I’m happy I got it on video!
@@vswamidass Nice, I climb in Yosemite every fall season, and every time Im on El capitan and I see a general aviation plane I get so jealous! I started taking lessons last year and Im almost to my PPL exam now!
Nice job and great explanation of your install. I'm currently researching various floor boxes and, like you, I really like the look of this Leviton product. Especially because mine will be visible as it will be going under a work table/desk in the center of a basement room. My install, however, will be into a concrete slab so I've got some concrete sawing and busting ahead in order to run conduit to the center of the room and to fit the box. One minor comment about your box: it looked like you left about 2 inches of the sheathing on the 12-2 cable. I believe the code in the U.S. calls for no more than about 1/2 inch or so. I'm not an electrician but I like to make my stuff look as professional as possible. Thumbs up and Peace!
Thanks for the input. I’ll have to look at the sheathing. All the best on your installation!
@@vswamidass Thank you and I just wanted to point it out even though I don't think it's a safety issue. Unlike where someone leaves excess loose paper wrapping inside the box, which wasn't the case here.
Thanks for sharing this, really cool stuff.
Thank you!
Thanks for posting this. I have tried this out to evaluate landings and it is very helpful. Great idea and video. Thanks!!!
Thank you! Happy to hear it is helpful. 👍
Very good. You deserve more views.
Thank you! 🙏🏾I appreciate that.
I literally just flew over Yosemite, continued over Lee Vining and Mono Lake then landed at Hawthorne Nevada... In MS Flight Sim... Lol anyway I just had to watch the real thing. Thanks!
That's cool! How did it look in the sim?
@@vswamidass the game never ceases to impress me. Its a technological wonder - the fact it has the whole world. They definitely did a good job - half dome looked great!
Probably going to be a hassle to plug and un-plug that computer on a daily basis. These floor outlets were intended to be used for things like end table lamps aside the couch.
That's true. In my case, I usually leave the cord plugged in and under the couch. That's usually where I use it, so it works for me. 👍
Were you on any flight following during this flight?
I can't remember. I probably would if I did it again.
What a beautiful area! Keep in mind VFR cruising altitudes don't apply below 3000' AGL ;-)
Good point! The valley floor is about 4000 feet and most of the other mountains before the valley are 6-7000 feet. I was probably on the edge of 3000 agl, so better safe than sorry. 🤷🏽♂️
That's righteous!
Thanks Vijay! I am getting ready to install one in my kitchen!
Cool! It works really well.
This was a nice video! Great shots of Yosemite!
Thank you!
Probably should run a bead of silicone caulk around it to prevent water from entering the box when you wash the floors.
Good idea. Thanks!
we have that system in our tractors
Loved seeing you do a cooking video. Learned a new way of making a hamburger. Thank You! Miss you all. Give each of your kids a High Five from me.
Thanks, Annmarie! :-)
who's filming Vijay?
That was Jonathan
Does it support import into Salesforce from a CSV file residing on FTP server ?
I have never connected dataloader to FTP and this is the closest article I could find. Seems like you would need to run your own FTP commands to get the file and then upload to Salesforce.
Hi Vijay, this video is awesome. But cliq.bat throws an error saying 'The system cannot find the path specified.'. Can you point out where am I going wrong?
Hmm - I don't have a windows system right now. What is your directory structure? Can you email me at the address at the bottom of github.com/theswamis/dataloadercliq?
I hope you are doing well. Could you please help me in finding out the solution why no files are getting created in Write folder? I am trying to export. I was able to Login successfully. I gave right SOQL code. It is saying that it executed successfully. But, no file was generated in Write folder. Could you please help me by providing the solution? Thanks for your effort and time
This is very helpful, I have started with cliq, the UI is prompted correctly but after selecting event on first screen Next button is not working for me. @Vijay: Can you kindly help me with this.
What version of java are you using? run "java -version"
Vijay Swamidass Java version 8
I am also using java 8 and do not have any problems. Are there any other error messages in the terminal?
I'm seeing the following error when I attempt to verify my username and password: Failed to send request to login-blitz02.soma.salesforce.com/services/Soap/u/31.0 I'm using dataloader ver 31 and I can log in with data loader just fine. Do you need to add the security token to the end of the password? Seems that cliq would need the security token just as dataloader needs it.
It seems issue with this line in the .bat file.What could be the possible change. ..\%JAVADIR%\bin\java.exe -Xmx256m -Djava.dir=%JAVADIR% -cp cliq.jar;..\*;lib\miglayout-3.7.1.jar;. com.salesforce.cliq.DataLoaderCliq %1
I trying to use the CLIq with latest Data Loader (dataloader-38.0.1) but it do not run. Although it was running with previous data loader version, I have tried with 2-3 systems. Show cmd prompt with below message and get stuck. What changes required? Using _jvm to run CLIq... The system cannot find the path specified. Press any key to continue . . .
@Vijay Swamidass - Can you help me with the solution for this issue.
Looking for this solution too with 38.0.1
Please resolve the above error.
This vedio is help ful, I have one issue pls help me!
Thanks very helpful. Can you make another video on how to do it without cliq. For learning purpose.
Thank you. I'm not planning to make more videos, but that is a good idea.
+Vijay Swamidass hey sir thanks for the reply. I'm a fresher and I'm new to Salesforce and dataloader. It would be very helpful if you could help me on automating an export without cliq. Please provide steps on how to create a batch file from the scratch. Also please provide some links where I could learn this stuff. Thanks in advance....
Thanks Vijay for the video. Can we load dataloader from command line on a linux machine. ? Can you share some links/resources for it. Thanks
+Jasmine Kaur This is the document for running on Linux: code.google.com/archive/p/dataloadercliq/wikis/CLIqOnUnix.wiki Hope that helps!
Hi vijay when i click on bat file iam getting message in command prompt like the system can not find the path specified.please any key to continue.please help me
Hi Rasmiths, even I am getting the same error. Did you find the solution to this?
Thanks Vijay this is very helpful to each & every one, I have one query can we do multiple objects at a time by using CLIQ. IF it is possible how to do that kindly explain
+sampath each script from CLIq can modify one object at at a time.
+Vijay Swamidass then what is the difference between dataloader and CLiQ
+sampath The Dataloader command line is a little tricky to configure, and CLIq helps make it a lot easier.
+Vijay Swamidass Thanks vijay ,Could you please explain how to configure oAuth why we use this OAuth?
How to upsert the child records using parent external ID. Can we do it in Command line data loader?Thanks!
Is th tool still valid for Data loader above Version 31? regards John s.
john buckle Yes as far as I know. Have you experienced any errors?
+Vijay Swamidass, it hang when verifying to export after validated user/login successful. Will you please help?
Vijay, thank you for this wonderful tool! What you've come up with is such a simplistic and practical solution to a real business problem! FANTASTIC JOB! I hope you do and will bring more of your ideas to the rest of us!
Hi Vijay, This is really awesome. Though , I have few question on command line dataloader or Cliq. please help to find answer. 1) Do we need to install the APEX Data loader for using it from Command line . Can't we use "dataloader-25.0.1-uber.jar" file only without installing it. 2) If it can be used with .jar only then i think it can setup in UNIX as well. It would be great if you share your thoughts on this. Thanks.
awesome
Great to hear - thanks for the feedback!
This made my much easier for dataloading in salesforce. Appreciate this tool! Thanks for sharing the tutorial