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Lawmakers in a Judiciary Committee hearing clashed over linking the attack to stronger immigration enforcement, as the Senate considers a landmark bipartisan immigration plan that puts 11 million undocumented migrants on a path to US citizenship
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Montague 2015 XC RESULTS
Montague XC - Day one Results.
The first of four days of Cross Country glider racing was completed today. 9 teams competed today. Weather forecast was for warm temps and a strong wind to start around noon. CD calls for task of 34.1 miles, start-TP2-TP9-TP5-TP9 and finish at TP2. Most teams planned to start early to avoid having to fight a strong headwind wind from TP5 to TP9. The winds did not start until about 3:00pm.
The day was won by team 647 (Ellias, Shelby, Ellias) with a speed of 30.9 mph. Having completed the task twice, with their best speed on the second run. Total of 4 of the 9 teams completed the 35 mile task.
Team 273 – Dean Gradwell, Ron McElliott, Roger Hebner
Team 575 – David Portwood, Bruce Rose, Richard Vandijk
Team 767 - Bill Chase, Berry Danieli, Mike Leggett
Team 647 – John Ellias, Marquita Ellias, Rick Shelby
Team 593 – Steve Henke, Bill Curry, Jerry Krainock
Team 462 - Mike Nelson, Bob Lemiex, Anker Berg-Sonne
Team 461 – Greg Norsworthy, David Beach, Mike Parlang
Team 424 – Bruce Moore, Jim Rolle, Marty Falaski
Team 221 – Scott Meader, Paul Gradwell, Scott Marnoch
Team 168 - Tom Clumsee, Ken Eaton, Kevin Martin
Team 647 – Completed Task - Avg speed 30.9 mph
Team 593– Completed Task - Avg speed 20 mph
Team 273– Completed Task - Avg speed 17.5 mph
Team 767– Completed Task - Avg speed 15.6mph
Team 461 –Incomplete task – Distance 28.9 miles
Team 221–Incomplete task – Distance 25.8 miles
Team 575–Incomplete task – Distance 24.5 miles
Team 424–Incomplete task – Distance 22.4 miles
Team 462–Incomplete task – Distance 9.6 miles
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Day two
10 teams competed today. Task was 34.1 miles. Great day of Soaring with 7 of the 10 teams completing the task.
Team 647 – Completed Task - Avg speed 27.2 mph
Team 767– Completed Task - Avg speed 22 mph
Team 593– Completed Task - Avg speed 20.5 mph
Team 273– Completed Task - Avg speed 17.6 mph
Team 461 –Completed Task –Avg Speed 17.3 mph
Team 424–Completed Task – Avg speed 16.3 mph
Team 462–Completed Task – Avg speed 15.8 mph
Team 221–Incomplete task – Distance 22.8 miles
Team 575–Incomplete task – Distance 21 miles
Team 168 - Incomplete task - distance 7 miles
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Day 3 Results
Saturday the task was a "POST" (Pilot Option Speed Task) with a minimum flight time of two hours. This task allows the pilot to choose his turnpoints and the score is based on highest average speed.The speed will be determined by dividing the distance flown by the time, but if you fly less than 2 hours your distance will still be divided by two hours. If you fly longer than two hours your distance will be divided by your time to determine your speed.
The day was won by team 424 (Bruce Moore, Jime Rolle, Marty Falaski) flying 39.4 miles with an average speed of 19.68 mph. Close behind was team 647 flying 42.5 miles with an average speed of 19.60 mph. Third place for the day was team 593 (Steve Henke and Bill Curry) flying 35 miles with an average speed of 16.4 mph. Team 462 (Mike Nelson, Bob Lemiex, Anker Berg-Sonne) flew the furthest by far with 49.3 miles. Mike Nelson was trying for his 100k pin but landed short of his goal. He did earn his 50k pin yesterday.
The full saturday scoresheet with cumulative scores courtesy of David Beach are shown on the attached file.
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Bill Chase has been flying his own designed and built Appersonic. It is a very high aspect ratio (22:1) glider with 176" wing span, 8.5" chord glider. It is (was!) a very strong and beautifully built glider. In the last few contests Bill and his team has done very well with this glider. Unfortunately it was destroyed today when they lost visual contact and it spiraled in.
Scott Meader brought a glider with SBXC wings with reduced span mounted on one Dominics fuselages. Everything about this glider looks just right!
Greg Norsworthy is flying his well documented XC Racer #11.
Dean Gradwell is flying a modified Royale.
I believe Mike Nelson is flying an SBXC.
Bruce Moore, Jim Rolle, and Marty Falaski are flying an MXC.
Steve Henke and Bill Curry are flying a modified Icon (SuperCon).
Dave Portwood, Bruce Rose, Richard Vandijk are flying an SBXC.
I am flying my X2xc (modified Xplorer 2)
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Sunday Scores
Sunday was an assigned speed task of 12.9 miles. See attached results. Team 647 was first with an average of 29.9 mph, Team 461 (Greg Norsworthy, David Beach,Mike Parlang) was second with a speed of 25.8 mph. Team 424 (Bruce Moore, Jim Rolle, Marty Falaski) was third with 22.7 mph. Fourth was Team 273 (Dean Gradwell, Ron McElliott, Roger Hebner) at 18.7 mph.
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Final Results
Final results are shown attached below. Thanks to Ron McElliott for his great work as CD and of course Dean for once again hosting this fine event at what has to be one of the best RC Soaring Venues in the country.
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Last Day's scores
The lower grouping of the last day's scores are interesting.
675, 661, 659, 650, 638, 630
That's competition.
Thank you for posting the results John,
and thank for everyone reporting from Montague 2015. We were sitting on the edges of our seats here trying to follow up what you guys did this year.
The memories from last year are still vivid and I hope we'll be able to make it back to fly XC with you again in the next years. It still is the most awesome thing I've ever done with a model glider!
Congrats to all the winners - John, that was a smoking day1-result of yours!!! AWESOME
Do you think you could post the igc-logfiles of the flights here like you did last year?
That would be very much appreciated!
All my best greeting to everyone, thank you again Dean for taking all the efforts organizing such a beautiful event.
Hope to see you again soon:
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Hi Phillip
We definitely missed you and Reinhard this year. I hope we can see you guys at another XC event in the future.
Attached are all the .igc files for all the scored flights. I had to Zip them in order to post the files on RC Groups.
Thank you for posting the logfiles John.
It really gives some very good insight in the days weather conditions as well as into strategies, tactics and struggles of each team. So good that this technology is available, I'm totally convinced that in studying these flights one can not only re-live the situations and scenarios the teams were in, he can also learn from looking into the logs and statistics of each flight.
What I found interesting about your Thursday flight, was, that one easily can understand the psychology behind.
You took the opportunity to fly a second run. The logfiles clearly tells that you were going for "broke" or better said "all in".
Only climbing in the strongest of thermals passing the weaker ones by and sometimes risking to get low got you an amazing average speed on that day!
One doesn't seem to take that risk when you haven't got a flight "in the bank" already.
Looking at that flight should teach us to think over "risk management" once again. Great flying! Looked like a real winner flight to me.
I have a question according the POST-task though. It is easy to calculate the average speed which will be scored when flying less or exactly 2 hours (or whatever the time window is for that particular day). But how will you score a flight which will exceed this minimum flight time? Can the pilot choose the point of time after exceeding the minimum flight time up to where he got the fastest average for his flight, or is it always calculated from the distance and time where and when he was landing?
Thanks for your answers. All my best greetings!
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You are absolutely right about learning from studying the logfiles in the post flight analysis. I always review my flights with SEEYOU soaring analysis software. I find the statistics page especially helpful. It provides statistics such as : Time Circling, Time circling right, time circling left, rate of climb while circling right and left, Time in straight flight, speed in straight flight in rising air, speed in straight flight in sinking air, these and many other statistics provided are key to understanding if you reacted properly to the given conditions.
As you noted on Thursday we did complete the task twice. Flying the task a second time really does give you an advantage. You know that regardless of what happens on the second flight you have at least completed the task. As you noted you can fly much less conservatively. Also, having flown the task once, you now have a much better feel for the air, knowing what kind of thermal strength to expect. This allows you to reject the weaker thermals, knowing there are stronger ones.
As for the scoring of the POST task, if you fly longer than two hours, the time is determined by your landing time. The distance is calculated by the point in your flight path where you were closest to the next turnpoint.
Loads of pictures
First of all, thanks to everybody for a great time. I had a blast and will be back next year for Montague 2016, this time I will also participate more directly in the flying. Yesterday I ordered a trailer frame and my wife has agreed to come along and make it an extended cross country road trip. I am also in full swing getting planes built in time to get familiar with them before we head out.
A special thanks to Deal Gradwell for hosting us, John Ellias for CDing the GPS triangle races and for scoring, Ron McElliott for CDing the XC tasks, Mike Nelson for letting me join his team and David Beach for inviting me to come along.
I took a lot of pictures. http://ankersimages.smugmug.com/phot...lbumKey=bHXrZK is a link to a slide show of all the pictures. If you would like to download full resolution copies of some of the photos http://ankersimages.smugmug.com/All-...Country-Soarin is a link to the Smugmug galleries.
I had expected the event to be somewhat intimidating, but on the contrary, the atmosphere was relaxed and the attitudes of everybody wonderfully inclusive.
Both GPS triangle racing and the XC tasks were really interesting, involving a lot of strategy deciding whether to take advantage of a thermal and if you did, how long to stay in it.
Hopefully I will see you all again next year.
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Early studies of voting behavior hypothesized that the degree to which an individual was "cross-pressured" might affect how she participates in politics. However, attention to this topic waned before returning in recent years, mainly within the narrower confines of social networks analysis. In an effort to encourage broader consideration of the role of cross-pressures in political behavior, we present a new approach to estimating cross-pressures that (1) is individual-specific, (2) reflects the cumulative cross-pressures faced by an individual from her many intersecting social strata and group memberships, irrespective of the mechanism by which those pressures are experienced, and (3) can be estimated using widely-available data in party systems of any size, thus making it easier to study the effect of cross-pressures cross-nationally and over time. We demonstrate that these estimates are robust to many estimation choices, correspond well to existing measures of cross-pressures, and are correlated with patterns of political engagement and participation predicted by extant theories.
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International Women's Day – Bike Themed: Share your adventure!
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bikeygirl #
Either way –being International Women's Day– I just wanted to say that anyone can do the ride! And while of-course some preparation, time, physical condition, and a stubborn mind are very helpful for it; gender is NOT an issue.
So yeah, if it helps to inspire anyone, I'm posting some of my pictures from the trip here! I know that if I did this trip, is because I was inspired by others before me :)
Also, if other women want to share their adventures or moments -it could be touring, doing the CTC, commuting to work, mtb, "cycling chic" around the city in high heels, or taking their kids to school on-bikes, etc – or other personal achievements in any-level that might inspire someone -PLEASE share them here!
Just a though :)
DONE- At Mile Marker "0" in DC
View after coming off of "Paw Paw Tunnel" at CO path
StuInMcCandless #
Ok, the pictures are wonderful and all that, but
dani #
i did the same trip last summer, and wearing the same jersey! ^___^ i went july 15-20. remember the torrential storms last summer, the one with all the blood-thirsty falling trees? yep!
here's my photo-journal thingie about the trip. girl power. woot!
Mick #
I was surprised and impressed!
When I did it, everyone heard about it. And heard about it. And heard about it again.
I hope to do it again in the spring. And I promised my father I'd (at least try to) find someone to do it with me. So I better get cracking!
(I could not see the pics.)
brybot #
@bikeygirl Do you have any advice for someone doing the trail for the first time? I'm leaving in just under two weeks and will also be camping along the way.
Yeah, I'll probably do the same. In fact, I'm already telling people about it. Now I really have to go!
steevo #
My wife and her best friend left from our house and rode to California. I rode them out of town and we got to Cecil and her best friend said "this is the longest bike ride I have ever done"… They made it to San Francisco.
stefb #
I would love to ride across the country. I would also love to bike to DC. That seems more realistic this year with work, etc.
I am sure you all know by now that I did CtC and the DD last year. I am aiming for CtC this year with one gear, The Hilly Billy, and the endless mountains 1240k. I may get burned out on road riding this year and resort to riding in the woods by the end of the year. Maybe I will seriously try cross. I have a cross bike.
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The free and open-source SchemaCrawler tool will do what you need. SchemaCrawler outputs details of your schema (tables, views, procedures, and more) in a diff-able plain-text format (text, CSV, or XHTML). SchemaCrawler can also output data (including CLOBs and BLOBs) in the same plain-text formats. You can use a standard diff program to diff the current ...
Via OEM 10g, Connect to the database as usual Click on the Schema tab On the Tables link within Database Objects Enter the schema name and object name (optional) and click Go Use the radio button to select the table you want to look at and click on Edit (Don't click on the table name link) Click on the Segments tab (and wait...) You will see the size of ...
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Set the system parameter ALTER SYSTEM SET remote_login_passwordfile = NONE SCOPE=SPFILE; Then restart the database.
Sun Solaris, because: the system is rock solid and itself one of best it's been Oracle's primary and reference platform for a long time (and still is patched very early and well tested) it scales from a $200 PC to massive multiprocessor machines (think development, test and production each cost effective in almost the same environment) has best ...
I figured out that that you could pass that two params to your Java app to resolve the issue: -Duser.country=en -Duser.language=en You could configure the values at environment variable level as well (depends from your OS).
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you don't need any of this stuff. otn.oracle.com Oracle has a free tool called SQL Developer. it has a schema diff.
You could use TOAD is a great generic tool for Oracle development. There is a trial version for testing. From the features list: Data Compare and Sync wizard Synchronize data across database platforms Another product you could test is OraPowerTools: OraPowerTools is a collection of native oracle database utilities. This ...
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Look into "Real Application Testing" It's an extra cost option for Oracle, but basically does exactly as you've described
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You can uninstall the JVM if you don't need it. You can also set the java pool size to zero which should also accomplish what you want.
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Make a backup and restore it to your new Pc and make backups in the future!
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"[The bible is] a book of history, you can trust it's science."
Is this because of the rigorous fact checking that the writers did? The peer review it underwent? I don't knock faith or spirituality, so long as you don't use it to "prove" anything.
Now to build the FSM Museum, complete with animatronic pirates and lifelike latex noodly appendages -- donations anyone?
amongst the vistitors, i'd like to know the proportion of the credulous to the stoned.
The "science of the Bible"? Adam and Eve (clothed, of course) and dinosaurs cavorting together? For realz? Awesome!!!
I'm still waiting for an explanation of how 240,000 species of flies, including 3,500 species of mosquitoes, were kept on the ark.
Imagine my horror when I found out that the Creation Museum was being built a ten minute drive away from my childhood home in Northern Kentucky. Despite having fled this land of flattops and fag-bashing years ago, some part of me will always be a Kentucky Boy, so the blow to my hometown was an unexpected blow to my own identity. I had always clung to my stories of awkward outcast teenage survival in a sometimes dangerous small town, yet suddenly that town seemed even smaller and more backward. I felt betrayed.
In visiting friends and family still in Kentucky, I've since learned that the museum location was chosen, not because the area is such a hotbed of creationism (though is has it's adherents), but because the Cincinnati Airport, located appropriately in Northern KY, is central throughout the Eastern U.S. for fundamentalist christians. I was relieved to find that mention of the museum was often met with scoffing and eyerolls by the locals.
Still, any trip back home reminds me why I left. Mark Twain once wrote that when the world comes to an end, he's going to move to Cincinnati and live for another two years. I can't help but think, if only you cross the river into Northern Kentucky, you just may live for another ten.
I'm still waiting for an explanation of where all that water went after the flood.
@2. I really, really wish that a stoned trip to this museum was not totally geographically unreasonable.
I never thought I would suggest burning a book ever but I could do it to the Bible and the Koran. Yeah, I could really see myself burning it. BTW, did you know a higher percentage of Atheists have read the Bible cover to cover than Christians?
Dinos on Noah's ark, it's like Ken Ham melded my two most favorite movies, Jurassic Park and Water World, into one! Me wanty converty! Me wanty converty!
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Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
Kind of slow at the beginning but it gets much better nice job!
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Great sampling, good dynamics, great automation although the drums seems be lacking that punch factor. I think it might be something with the compression/EQ.
Great job though! ^_^
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you should check out this:
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its a very crispy and catchy song yet pretty old aswell.
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The first synth sounds a little to glidey and wobbly to me, makes it a little cheesy I think hahaha. I also think your cymbal crashes and other hits that transition the song to bit by bit are a little strong, I guess specifically I'm talking about the stuff sounding like the 00:40 mark. Maybe I'm just hearing it wrong in my stupid laptop. Anyways, when the second synth melody comes in I think the gliding is much better, in fact I really liked what was happening in that section in terms of melody. Oh wow! Really nice slowing down at the end to close it out. As a whole, the song has an appropriate length, to me, and it is balanced in its sort of ABA style. While it does sound solid in its instrumentation as it is, I would like to hear extra instruments out of the ordinary doubling up over some melodies, especially I think the first one. But really nice techno/dance song here!
Yeah, I am having a very hard time with my crash sounds, its not your laptop. It's always too loud, or it doesn't sound right. Thankyou for the review.
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Really nice song, good job. It felt a little different from other electronic songs, but it still sounded good, and actually a little refreshing to hear. Very nice
As for the category, I think techno is fine.
Thankyou. I will keep the genre at techno. I think the reason you thought it was different is because of the synth I used. I put a very fast pitch-change effect on it.


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- 1 head Boston or oakleaf lettuce
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- May 19, 2016, 11:02
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Comreg under fire for not sanctioning Eir over practices
- Technology
- May 18, 2016, 01:00
Industry group threatens to take case to European competition authorities
Government spending plans may fall foul of EU - Ibec
- Economy
- May 18, 2016, 01:00
Employers' group says capital spending proposals could break fiscal rules
Quiet day on Dublin's Iseq as Glanbia and Permanent TSB down
- Markets
- May 16, 2016, 19:02
Crude oil futures hit a six-month high as consumption begins to outstrip production
Irish gas exports enter British supply chain for first time
- Energy & Resources
- May 13, 2016, 10:23
First flows via interconnector pipeline were recorded in late March
Paul Drechsler: the Irish voice of British industry unequivocal on Brexit danger
- Personal Finance
- May 13, 2016, 07:00
UK needs to be in EU, insists Irish-born president of Confederation of British Industry
Glanbia directors each paid €85,000 last year
- Agribusiness & Food
- May 13, 2016, 01:01
Sums paid to 14 individuals significantly more than previously thought
EU bows to pressure and removes beef from Mercosur trade deal
- Agribusiness & Food
- May 11, 2016, 13:28
IFA salutes move by Brussels to withdraw beef from table of trade talks
Dairy lobby group calls for voluntary cut in output
- Agribusiness & Food
- May 11, 2016, 01:00
Overproduction of milk has seen prices fall from 38 cents a litre to about 25 cent
Broadband may be delayed further as new department takes over
- Technology
- May 10, 2016, 01:00
Much-publicised initiative is being removed from the Department of Communications
Global stock markets edge down after weak US jobs data
- Markets
- May 6, 2016, 20:05
In Dublin Smurfit Kappa is buoyed by better-than-expected trading update
Lifting sanctions on Iran opens up business opportunities
- Economy
- May 6, 2016, 01:00
Trade missions beating a path to Tehran as country's economy on road to recovery
Lakeland acquires Fane Valley's dairy business
- Agribusiness & Food
- May 3, 2016, 13:11
Move will allow Cavan-based co-op to process up to 1.1 billion litres of milk a year
PwC moves into Cork's largest office block, One Albert Quay
- Commercial Property
- May 3, 2016, 05:34
Professional services firm leases 14,000sq ft space on a 15-year basis
Developer Michael O'Flynn's council row for High Court
- Commercial Property
- May 3, 2016, 01:00
Judicial review will run rule over planning refusal for €75m scheme