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Welcome to a brand new series here at The Hockey Writers called "Road to the Draft." In this series, our draft contributors will count down from 32nd overall all the way to first overall and revisit each player taken with that pick between 2010 and 2021.
The series focuses on comparing players taken at the same spot in their respective draft years and evaluating the biggest success stories and failed projects. We'll be taking a look at the sixth overall pick, which has seen a lot of elite talent get drafted at that position, but also some major flops.
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We will feature the last 10 players to enter the league at sixth overall, taking a look at their rise to the NHL and how they fared once they arrived. In the last four years, the Detroit Red Wings have picked with the sixth overall pick three times, so grab some popcorn and enjoy the story, Wings fans. As for the rest of you, the 10 players featured each have their own unique paths, with some of them falling out of favor quickly and others becoming NHL superstars.
2010 – Brett Connolly (RW, Tampa Bay Lightning)
Although he played just 16 games in 2009-10, Connolly impressed the Tampa Bay Lightning enough for him to be selected sixth overall over future NHL All-Stars Jeff Skinner and Vladimir Tarasenko. He scored 10 goals and 19 points for the Western Hockey League's Prince George Cougars in his draft year. The following season, he stayed in the WHL and scored a whopping 46 goals and 73 points in 59 games.
Brett Connolly, Tampa Bay Lightning (Amy Irvin / The Hockey Writers)
Connolly started his NHL career in 2011-12 and played 68 games for the Tampa Bay Lightning, scoring four goals and 15 points as a rookie. That would be the most points he would score as a member of the Lightning, as he spent a large chunk of his time with Tampa playing in the AHL.
He would bounce around the league over the next few seasons, playing for the Boston Bruins in 2014-15 after being traded there for a second-round pick at the trade deadline. He would play 76 games over two seasons in Boston, scoring nine goals and 27 points before arriving in Washington to play for the Capitals.
The highlight of his career was when he was a part of the Capitals' Stanley Cup-winning team in 2017-18, playing a critical role. He had six goals and nine points in 24 playoff games en route to a championship. He also scored 22 goals in 2018-19, earning himself a four-year contract worth $3.5 million per season.
He had 19 goals and 33 points in 69 points in 2019-20 before his production fell off in 2020-21 when he was promptly traded alongside Henrik Borgstrom to the Chicago Blackhawks to clear up cap space.
2011 – Mika Zibanejad (C, Ottawa Senators)
Zibanejad stood out in both the J18 and J20 levels in Sweden with Djurgårdens before being called up to their big league roster, putting up 15 goals and 26 points in 27 combined games in the two levels. Playing against older competition in Sweden's Elitserien, he had five goals and nine points in 26 games, adding a goal and two points in seven playoff games to impress enough for the Ottawa Senators to pick him sixth overall.
Mika Zibanejad, New York Rangers (Jess Starr/The Hockey Writers)
He started the 2011-12 season with the Senators after impressing in training camp, scoring his first career goal in his first-ever game. He would go pointless in his next nine games before being sent back to Djugårdens IF on Oct. 26, 2011. In 26 games with Djugårdens, he scored five goals and 13 points while adding four goals and six points in 10 playoff games.
Zibanejad would spend the 2012-13 season splitting time between the AHL and the NHL, scoring seven goals and 20 points in 42 NHL games and four goals and 11 points in 23 AHL games. He would break out the following season, scoring 16 goals and 33 points in 69 NHL games.
For the next two seasons, Zibanejad was a 20-goal scorer who scored around 45-50 points a season. He helped the Senators make the playoffs in 2014-15, scoring one goal and four points in a six-game series loss. After Ottawa missed the playoffs in 2015-16, they decided to send Zibanejad and a 2018 second-round pick to the New York Rangers for Derick Brassard.
That trade ended up being one of the most lopsided in NHL history, with Zibanejad breaking out in 2018-19 after his first two seasons in New York were consistent with his production in Ottawa. In that 2018-19 season, Zibenjad crushed career highs, scoring 30 goals and 74 points in 82 games. His 2019-20 season was even better, seeing him score 41 goals and 75 points in 57 games.
2012 – Hampus Lindholm (D, Anaheim Ducks)
Lindholm played just one game in the J18 level in his draft year before being called up to the J20 level, scoring a goal and four points. It took him 28 games for him to get the call up to Rögle BK's professional squad, as he scored five goals and 17 points on the blue line. He wrapped up the 2011-12 season, scoring a goal and four points in 20 games before being drafted sixth overall by the Anaheim Ducks.
Hampus Lindholm, Anaheim Ducks (Jess Starr/The Hockey Writers)
Lindholm would spend his first season in North America playing in the AHL, scoring one goal and 11 points in 44 games for the Norfolk Admirals. He'd also join Team Sweden in the IIHF World Junior Championship, registering an assist in seven games.
From that point on, Lindholm would become a staple on the Ducks' defense for years to come after a breakout rookie season in 2013-14. In 78 games, he had six goals and 30 points while adding two assists in 11 playoff games.
While following up that rookie season with another seven goals and 34 points in 78 games, he broke out in the playoffs, scoring two goals and 10 points in a 16-game playoff run. Ever since then, he has been one of the most reliable two-way defensemen in the league, being good for at least 25 points a season during a full season.
2013 – Sean Monahan (C, Calgary Flames)
After a dominant 2012-13 season, where he scored 31 goals and 78 points in 58 games while captaining the Ottawa 67's, Sean Monahan was selected sixth overall in the 2013 NHL Draft by the Calgary Flames. He immediately became an impact player for the Flames during his rookie season in 2013-14, scoring 22 goals and 34 points in 75 games, starting a seven-year streak of seasons with at least 20 goals.
Sean Monahan, Calgary Flames (Amy Irvin / The Hockey Writers)
Monahan had his coming-out party in 2014-15, scoring 31 goals and 62 points and adding three goals and six points in 11 games in his first-ever postseason appearance. He kept that same pace for the next three seasons, scoring at least 27 goals and 55 points in all of those seasons.
The 2018-19 campaign was the peak of Monahan's career, as he scored a whopping 34 goals and 82 points in 78 games. He hasn't reached those heights since then, scoring 48 and 28 points the next two seasons, respectively, but he has established himself as one of the best two-way forwards in the game.
2014 – Jake Virtanen (RW, Vancouver Canucks)
2015 – Pavel Zacha (C, New Jersey Devils)
While often being labeled as a bust, especially considering how deep the 2015 NHL Draft class is, Pavel Zacha quietly had a breakout season in 2020-21. After scoring just 37 goals and 108 points in 266 NHL games before that season, he burst onto the scene with 17 goals and 35 points in 50 games.
Pavel Zacha, New Jersey Devils (Jess Starr/The Hockey Writers)
Zacha showed promise as a sniper with a large frame, standing at 6-foot-3, 209 pounds, during his draft year in 2014-15, scoring 16 goals and 18 points in 34 games with the Sarnia Sting. In his last season with the Sting, he scored 28 goals and 64 points in 51 games. While he hasn't reached the level of play that he was once heralded to have, if he plays as well as he did in 2020-21, he may show flashes of that ability.
2016 – Matthew Tkachuk (LW, Calgary Flames)
Son of NHL legend Keith Tkachuk, Matthew Tkachuk had an explosive draft year in 2015-16. In 57 games with the London Knights, he scored 30 goals and 107 points in 57 games. In 18 playoff games, he dominated with 20 goals and 40 points. He also added four goals and 11 points in seven games representing the United States in the IIHF World Junior Championship. With the dynamic playmaking, goal scoring, and physicality Tkachuk has, the Flames decided to select him with the sixth pick in 2016.
Matthew Tkachuk, Calgary Flames (Amy Irvin / The Hockey Writers)
He immediately became an impact player for the Flames, scoring 13 goals and 48 points in 76 games. He steadily improved the following season, where he started his three-year streak of scoring at least 20 goals with a 24-goal, 49-point season in 68 games.
The 2018-19 season was his best, where he scored 34 goals and 77 points in 80 games. During the two COVID-19 shortened seasons that followed, he scored 23 goals and 61 points in 69 games and 16 goals and 43 points in 56 games, respectively.
The 6-foot-2, 203-pound winger is now one of the NHL's rising stars with the potential to become one of the league's next great power forwards.
2017 – Cody Glass (C, Vegas Golden Knights)
After being the first player in NHL history to be drafted by the Vegas Golden Knights, Cody Glass never had an opportunity to prove he could be a mainstay on the NHL roster. In 66 NHL games, he scored just nine goals and 22 points. In the 2021 offseason, the Golden Knights sent him to the Nashville Predators in exchange for Nolan Patrick.
Cody Glass, Golden Vegas Knights (Amy Irvin / The Hockey Writers)
If Glass plays anything as he did in his career in the WHL with the Portland Winterhawks, the Predators are in luck. In his draft year in 2016-17, he scored 32 goals and 94 points in 69 games. He followed that up with a 37-goal, 102-point season in 2017-18. He showed flashes of being a very talented playmaker and could thrive in a new system in Nashville.
2018 – Filip Zadina (RW, Detroit Red Wings)
While he hasn't had the time in the NHL to make too much of an impact, scoring 15 goals and 22 points in 86 NHL games, Filip Zadina is on the cusp of breaking out. He proved that in the shortened 2020-21 season, scoring six goals and 19 points in 49 games.
Filip Zadina, Detroit Red Wings, Oct. 2018 (Jenae Anderson / The Hockey Writers)
He showed a lot of promise in his draft year in 2017-18 with the Halifax Mooseheads, scoring 44 goals and 82 points in 57 games. He added five goals and 12 points in nine postseason games and also scored seven goals in seven games while representing the Czech Republic in the IIHF World Junior Championship. If he stays on that trajectory, Zadina can reach the promise he showed during his junior career.
2019 – Mortiz Seider (D, Detroit Red Wings)
Seider had a solid season in the SHL while playing on loan in 2020-21, scoring seven goals and 28 points in 41 games for Rögle BK. With that, Seider may be NHL bound for the first time next season, after registering two goals and 22 points in 49 AHL games in 2019-20 — the season after the Red Wings drafted him.
Moritz Seider, Detroit Red Wings, 2019 NHL Draft (Amy Irvin / The Hockey Writers)
Seider's development since his draft year in 2018-19 has been promising. Playing in Germany's DEL, he scored two goals and six points in 29 games while adding five assists in 14 playoff games. Since then, he has become very fluent in both the defensive and offensive zones and can be a blue-chip defenseman for the Red Wings moving forward.
2020 – Jamie Drysdale (D, Anaheim Ducks)
Drysdale joined the Anaheim Ducks for 24 games in 2020-21 after being drafted, already showing the potential to be a dominant defenseman. In 24 games, he had three goals and eight points, adding four goals and 10 points with the AHL's San Diego Gulls.
Jamie Drysdale and Trevor Zegras, Anaheim Ducks (Photo by Debora Robinson/NHLI via Getty Images)
He was a mainstay on the Erie Otters' defense for the two seasons he played for them, scoring seven goals and 40 points in 2018-19 and nine goals and 47 points in 49 games in 2019-20. Drysdale is a swift skater with natural playmaking abilities that will make him a great asset to the Ducks' offense. He has the potential to be their no. 1 defenseman for years to come.
2021 – Simon Edvinsson (D, Detroit Red Wings)
The Detroit Red Wings added another future star to their defense core with the sixth pick of the 2021 NHL Draft, selecting Simon Edvinsson after showing promise in Sweden's professional levels. He had a combined six assists in 24 games while playing a solid defensive game against older players.
Simon Edvinsson The Hockey Writers 2021 NHL Entry Draft Guide
At 6-foot-5, 207 pounds, Edvinsson has a massive wingspan, which he uses to defend any pass that comes in his direction. He's very mobile for his size and can move the puck with ease while being a physical force in the defensive zone. He will be returning to Frolunda for the 2021-22 season, but when he's NHL ready, he'll be a crucial piece to Detroit's defense.
All-Time Players Selected 6th Overall
1963 – Walt McKechnie (C, Toronto Maple Leafs)
1964 – Claude Chagnon (C, Montreal Canadiens)
1965 – George Surmay (G, New York Rangers)
1966 – Steve Atkinson (RW, Detroit Red Wings)
1967 – Bob Dickson (LW, New York Rangers)
1968 – Gary Edwards (G, St. Louis Blues)
1969 – Bob Currier (C, Philadelphia Flyers)
1970 – Chuck Lefley (LW, Montreal Canadiens)
1971 – Ron Jones (D, Boston Bruins)
1972 – Michael Larocque (G, Montreal Canadiens)
1973 – Andre Savard (C, Boston Bruins)
1974 – Doug Hicks (D, Minnesota North Stars)
1975 – Don Ashby (C, Toronto Maple Leafs)
1976 – Don Murdoch (RW, New York Rangers)
1977 – Doug Wilson (D, Chicago Blackhawks)
1978 – Behn Wilson (D, Philadelphia Flyers)
1979 – Craig Hartsburg (D, Minnesota North Stars)
1980 – Paul Coffey (D, Edmonton Oilers)
1981 – Jim Benning (D, Toronto Maple Leafs)
1982 – Phil Housley (D, Buffalo Sabres)
1983 – John MacLean (RW, New Jersey Devils)
1984 – Craig Redmond (D, Los Angeles Kings)
1985 – Brad Dalgarno (RW, New York Islanders)
1986 – Vincent Damphousse (C, Toronto Maple Leafs)
1987 – Dave Archibald (RW, Minnesota North Stars)
1988 – Scott Pearson (LW, Toronto Maple Leafs)
1989 – Adam Bennett (D, Chicago Blackhawks)
1990 – Scott Scissons (C, New York Islanders)
1991 – Peter Forsberg (C, Philadelphia Flyers)
1992 – Cory Stillman (LW, Calgary Flames)
1993 – Viktor Kozlov (C, San Jose Sharks)
1994 – Ryan Smyth (LW, Edmonton Oilers)
1995 – Steve Kelly (C, Edmonton Oilers)
1996 – Boyd Devereaux (C, Edmonton Oilers)
1997 – Daniel Tkaczuk (C, Calgary Flames)
1998 – Rico Fata (RW, Calgary Flames)
1999 – Brian Finley (G, Nashville Predators)
2000 – Scott Harnell (RW, Nashville Predators)
2001 – Mikko Koivu (C, Minnesota Wild)
2002 – Scottie Upshall (RW, Nashville Predators)
2003 – Milan Michalek (LW, San Jose Sharks)
2004 – Al Montoya (G, New York Rangers)
2005 – Gilbert Brule (C, Columbus Blue Jackets)
2006 – Derrick Brassard (C, Columbus Blue Jackets)
2007 – Sam Gagner (C, Edmonton Oilers)
2008 – Nikita Filatov (LW, Columbus Blue Jackets)
2009 – Oliver Ekman-Larsson (D, Phoenix Coyotes)
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Jussie Smollet held a number of conversations with Cory Booker and Kamala Harris about supporting their sponsored Justice for Victims of Lynching Act and providing the needed public momentum for the bill to pass the Senate and House.
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The Kush Civilization in particular was extremely important in the region, and they would have a long-lasting effect on the fate of ancient Egypt. Prior to the Unfavorable Attachment Styles Essay conquests, the Sudan was home to a thriving agrarian civilization based around the city of KermaBCE. Egypt had always had trouble Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization their southern neighbors, and they eventually took the opportunity to push south, conquering the region which stretches from Aswan in Southern Egypt, to Khartoum. When the Egyptian New Kingdom finally began to disintegrate in the 11 th century BCE, the powerful Kush civilization Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization in the chaos, breaking away from their Egyptian rulers.
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Some even wrote that an unknown white civilization must Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization been responsible for Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization monumental architecture that they found. The new Kush kingdom, based around the capital city of Napata, became a thriving and wealthy empire in its own right, bolstered by Nile Valley trade. In recent years digs at Napata have revealed a wealth of impressive The Murder Of Jack The Ripper, tombs, and gigantic Egyptian-style statuary, part of a once vibrant metropolis. Monumental temples to the Sun God Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization are particularly common, and Napata itself Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization once central Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization the cult of sun worship, an Egyptian God the Kush kept for themselves, long after they broke with Egypt.
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While Kashta died pretty much immediately, his son Piye marched into Egypt with an alarming force, and installed himself as pharaoh. Piye and Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization successors would rule over an enormous stretch of land which covered almost the entire length of the Nile, and they would continue to control Egypt for roughly a century. The Kush Pharaohs would embark on several huge Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization projects throughout Egypt and the Sudan, and they would build pyramids with great gusto. Today there religious or social prohibition actually Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization pyramids in the Sudan than there are in Egypt, The Impact Of Eco-Marxism On The Environment Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization a great many of them were sadly blown up in the 19 th century by an Italian explorer looking for treasure, hundreds The Influence Of Childhood In Frankenstein, By Mary Shelley them are Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization standing.
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Recent excavation work around the city has uncovered an abundance of thick soot-encrusted sand, revealing the sheer extent of iron production in the area. While the Kushites lived peacefully side-by-side with the Romans for many years, initially the Kush decided to test the strength of their new northern neighbors. According to our sources, the Kush were the aggressors in a conflict with Rome in the first century BCE. The Greek writer Strabo records that the Kush invasion was led by a fearsome candace Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization, a Kush queen, who only had one eye. While they were ultimately unsuccessful, the Kush had Persuasive Speech On Pride stunning early victories Conflicts In Eudora Weltys A Worn Path the Romans, pushing north into Aswan, and decapitating statues of the Emperor Augustus as they went.
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Whoever the Nok Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization, they seem to have Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization highly influential in West Africa at this time, developing metal-smelting techniques which gave them iron tools much earlier than their neighbors. Evidence for iron-smelting at Nok sites dates back to around BCE, which makes them the earliest Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization the region to make this important technological leap. Not only that Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization they also, unusually, skipped a step in their development. Most ancient cultures typically went from stone to bronze before developing Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization useful Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization tools, but surprisingly the bronze age simply passed the Nok by.
Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization we still know little about them, they were evidently once one of the most Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization Personal Narrative: Tomb Sweeping African Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization in the region, and their figurative art seems to have influenced Milgrams Study Of Obedience Essay later Niger Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization cultures.
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Like many ancient African civilizations, they have been largely forgotten Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization western students of history, partially because they reached their absolute height when Western Europe plunged into the dark ages. Centered around the Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization of Aksum or Axumin what is now Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization, this empire was once one of the most formidable ancient African civilizations, and it would gradually envelop its neighbors in Eritrea, Djibouti, parts of the Sudan, and Yemen, in the Arabian peninsula.
While early pre-Christian Aksum is poorly understood, the city itself appears to have been an important power player in East Africa from around the 1 st century BCE. It soon Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization rapidly, undermining many neighboring powers, including the Sudanese Kush, in the 4 th century Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization. These were: 1 The Nile trade route, which ferried goods from the African Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization to the Mediterranean, 2 Red Sea trade, which brought goods from the Middle East and Asia westwards, and 3 the Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization route to India and the Far East, known historically as the maritime silk road.
Even quite early in their history, Aksum was an important cultural crossroads, and one Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization the most famous artifacts from the region, is the Ethiopian equivalent of the Rosetta Stonea proclamation by King Ezana, written in three separate languages. By the 6 th century CE, Aksum was at its height, having undertaken a daring overseas conquest. Aksum was a Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization early convert to Christianity, and during the early s, Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization are records of Aksum entering an important political and military alliance with the ambitious Byzantine Emperor Justinian I.
Justinian needed reliable Christian friends, and the Aksumites proved to be just that. The Byzantine historian Procopius records in his Persian Warsthat political model of decision making Aksumite King Hellestheaeus also known as Kalebwent Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization a heroic rescue mission to save persecuted Christians living in the Arabian Peninsula.
By allying with Aksum, the Byzantines could avoid trading with their Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization, the Sassanian Persians. Aksum was soon on a high, bolstered by their new dominions. Although the circumstances are uncertain, the Aksumite Empire appears to have gone into material decline during the 7 th and 8 th centuries, before definitively losing their grip on power in Ethiopia, in the 10 th century. Colonialism, difficult archaeological conditions, and general disinterest has hindered progress in our understanding of these powerful Response To Animal Farm kingdoms. While the ancient North African Empires are far Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization known, the civilizations of Nok, Kush, and Aksum are all crucially important to world history.
Ultimately, there is still much to be discovered about these fascinating ancient cultures. She Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization a contributing writer and editor and is particularly passionate about the promotion and protection of historical and archaeological knowledge. In her spare time, Ancient Cities Of Ancient Egypt: An Ancient Civilization can be found wandering the woods or lurking around ancient monuments, taking photographs.
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I need that ESP can send and receive data over SPP while connected to Android smartphone (let say, using any spp terminal I need to receive and send commands).
In IDF examples there are 2 examples for acceptor and initiator. I have checked acceptor and it works fine. Only one thing - it working only in one directional Android -> ESP.
Is it possible to make comunication bidirectional?
I'm looking over code in both acceptor and initiator and I'm not sure is it even possible, as I see at one example ESP is slave and in another master.
And which role should be Android smartphone in case bidirectional communication with ESP?
Please advice, maybe there are some ready robust solutions for bidirectional communication over SPP?
Tested with Bluetooth terminal Android application.
Hello, I need the SPP mode too and actually I am not able to make it to work at all.
with the newer ESP-IDF it is still reported as audio but is mostly dead thus no callbacks, etc.
Would appreciate help to make it work.
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I access it with a my chrome add-in.
OK, I am working with ESP-IDF and I actually got to the stage where I can see and pair the BT of my ESP32 in classic BT mode.
But, it refuses to connect, which I suspect is because the ESP32 is seen as audio-card and not a serial port.
Is there a way to resolve this situation ?
Are there any parameters on the ESP32 which affect the way external devices like laptops or tablets see the BT object ?
You might try a BT sniffer to get more info.
I used BT Serial library and my esp32 presented SPP.
I also used a BT Sniffer in the process.
the problem is the "audio-card" - this way laptops and tablets see this BT device.
sorry for the bump, but i need some clarification. thanks loboris, this code works, but this comes under data_ind event. i just want to perform a loop function(i have one) when bt connects so that the code prints with esp_spp_write until loop ends, where do i need to place the code in the event??
I find that the best way is to put your loop with esp_spp_write on a separate task.
To receive replies, make a queue and use the event only to put received messages into the queue, and process the message from the queue on the task also.


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An Asian Hornet was found in a beekeepers monitoring trap in Fowey near the south coast of Cornwall on Friday.
Bee Inspectors have been carrying out surveillance and monitoring since, the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) said.
It follows an earlier sighting in Lancashire earlier this year.
It was first seen in Jersey in 2016, and has since been seen in north Devon.
While the sting from an Asian hornet poses no more threat than to humans than a honey bee, they are extremely defensive of their nests and have a voracious appetite for insects that could cause harm to our ecosystem.
Nicola Spence, from Defra, said a "well-established protocol" was in place.
She said: "That's why we are taking swift and robust action to locate and investigate any nests in the south Cornwall area following this confirmed sighting.
Asian hornet expert Prof Juliet Osborne, from the University of Exeter, said the sighting was "concerning".
She said: "This suggests that further sightings, particularly in the South West of the UK, are highly likely and we must all be vigilant.
"It is an invasive species providing a major new emerging threat to our beleaguered pollinator populations."
Asian hornets arrived in France in 2004 and were first spotted in the British Isles in 2016.
"Please can every beekeeper monitor the insects in their garden, allotment or hedgerows, it is best if you spend about 15 minutes or longer, looking at one area, as insects can come and go quite frequently.
"If members use a monitoring trap, please check it daily and release the good insects after making sure an Asian Hornet is not there.
"In Autumn, the preferred bait is protein like fish heads and prawns, so bait your trap accordingly but do remember not to use anything your own bees would eat."
"Should you spot an Asian Hornet take a photograph with your phone, call your bee inspector and alert your own branch committee so that we can extend the searches quickly."
"We cannot stress enough how dangerous these Hornets can be to our pollinating insects."
It's Asian Hornet Week 10-16 September where we will be asking beekeepers and members of the public to keep an eye out for Asian Hornets - you can find more here.


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Studies have suggested exercise that included high-intensity interval training (HIIT) is the most beneficial for brain health. HITT routines are short bursts of high intensity exercise followed by a short period of rest or recovery. It also allows us to get in shape quicker, as our body's response to short bursts of high intensity exercise is to function more efficiently.
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I studied 3 dimensional art by working in stone and clay as a student and teacher's assistant at Nevada Union High School in Grass Valley, California. I went to college and declared my major Mathematics, graduated and worked in the computer field for 17 years.
As a stress reliever, I started drawing and watercolor classes with Audi Stanton in 1994. I took additional classes and workshops with well known instructors such as Jan Kunz and Charles Reid. I also had a semester with ceramicist, Ann LaCaze, and expanded my art to working with clay.
In 2002, I settled down on the Oregon coast with my husband and cats where I sold original work, prints, handmade clocks, and pottery work in local galleries. I have demonstrated watercolor and raku at local art events.
Wanting to move in a new direction with my art, I learned to throw pottery from Northern California potter, David Bradley. Then, in 2009, I started studying at the School of Light and Color in Fair Oaks, CA with Susan Sarback to learn how to paint using Susan's unique approach to color. To improve my art skills, I study figure, landscape, portrait and advanced painting with other art instructors including Terry Miura, Debbie Gualco and Randy Blasquez.
I have won numerous awards and have sold my art and pottery all over the United States.
Subject: Siamese cat in meadow.
Subject: Cat sleeping on a calico quilt.
* 1999 - Elk Grove Western Show, "Cowgirl"
* 1998 – Elk Grove Western Festival, "Danny, What a Hat Full!"
Subject: Portrait of my two year old nephew, Danny, wearing an over sized hat.
* 1998 - Elk Grove Western Show, "Meow-se"
Subject: My big, orange cat's first encounter with a small, gray mouse.
* 1997 - Elk Grove Western Show, "My Little Cowboy"
* 1997 - Elk Grove Western Show, "Cat on Quilt"