Desk Executive Cottage

Very large, more for an executive style desk that is more than 3ft deep

I wanted this stool so I could get rid of the big executive chair I sit at my desk in. In a video shot, or still image, the chair itself takes up too much space. The stool telescopes to the desired height effortlessly.

Nice blue for some executive portraits

Often move Sonus room to room and even take it to the cottage

Great business tool and executive tab

The Very right tech bag for all executive on the move daily!

Our kids gave us our Nest thermostat for Christmas and we love. We have a year-round cottage that we wanted to warm up or cool down just before we get there opposed to heating/cooling it all the time. Hopefully save some money. My husband and I are in our mid to late 60s and not very technically smart so we were dubious about this "thing" that would heat/cool the cottage remotely and it would even program itself based on our schedule...yeah right. Our son installed and programmed it this weekend...it is so cool! It looks great, let's you know what the inside and outside temperature is, inside humidity and much more. He downloaded the app to my phone and it is really easy to use. The proof will be in the pudding once we go home and I press "eco" which starts the temperature being controlled remotely...stay tuned. Buy it, you'll love it too. Better yet, get your kids to gift it to you!

Here is a picture of the thing that arrived to my cottage in Southern Oregon this morning.I returned a heavy Pelican 1740 case and bought this 38 INCH by Tenba. I called Tenba to make sure it was actually MADE IN USA. The tech in Brooklyn was not only friendly but knowledgable about the product...The first thing I noticed is LIGHT WEIGHT! And YKK zippers all over the place. It opens from either end making it easy to close. I put in a 536 carbon fiber giant sticks with the HD 504HD attached with handleeasy fit!), carbon fiber 9' boom pole, manfrotto flat stand (the made in USA one) , A Glidecam HD 2000, a Sennheiser 416, ZOOM H4N, A boom pole adapter, an extra manfrotto sticks and head in the top portion, A Vello triple shoe adapter in one of five side zipper pockets...Now a little space for padding blankets. I rolled around the case in my cottage and it didn't fall or do that little twist thing that poorly designed top heavy cases do. I am keeping this little 38 and glad I didn't get the 48. Now my amazing 1510 Pelican, Tenba 38 inch, with Canon 5D and 416 mike replaces the the camera truck and five ton grip truck. I'm sooooo glad the eighties are over!

I got these for Christmas and had planned mostly to use them out in cottage country where cel reception is spotty. Used them when I was ice fishing and walking the dogs to communicate with my wife back at the cottage. Actual range in dense forest was about 1 mile, but on the lake ice fishing, I had perfect communications and did not reach their range. I even lost one while traversing a rough ice patch (fell and lost it) and found it 3 hours later after getting the other walkie and using the call feature! It survived a 3 hour freeze below a few layers of broken ice and snow at -11°C and still worked beautifully. Very happy with them!

I'm starting a cottage industry with a line of greeting cards. Will be printing 4-up on 13x19 Enhanced Matte Paper to test the various designs. Will also be generating one of a kind cards as the ultimate 1:1 marketing tool.