! t# S' Q# D) `. _1 V5 IA Norwegian legend speaks of a little troll by the name of ZigBee, who lived in the village of Vik far inland on the fjord of Sogn. Now, Norwegian trolls aren’t the big, nasty and smelly, hard-as-rock variety often told of in other tales, at least not always. ZigBee was a kindly, quiet little troll, who didn’t speak much, but when he did speak it was always reliable. A person could count on ZigBee. ' g- D: n X" M" Z) w - @: j0 g x" Z! L- y0 `One time, ZigBee sensed that a decomposing pile of hay stacked up against a barn had become too hot and had begun to smolder. ZigBee, in no time at all, sounded the alarm to every house in the village, and the villagers were able to put out the fire before the barn was lost.4 o3 }& g6 Z# g4 \# q" ]
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Another day, a grandfather left the port of Vik i Sogn in his small fishing boat to catch Salmon with his granddaughter Brita. This day, unlike other days, Brita was not being careful. Bestefar (that is the name Norwegians give to their grandfathers) didn’t notice when Brita fell overboard as he was busy hauling in a net full of fish off the stern of the little boat. ZigBee, sensing immediately that Brita had fallen, alerted Bestefar who was able to save her from drowning. 5 e: m* L. m `9 [ ' e+ A# s& _$ U, f" |5 A
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