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Incidentally,sachin tendulkar is also the first cricketer given out using technology in one day cricket as well.......is there anything he has left for anyone else to do???
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Incidentally,sachin tendulkar is also the first cricketer given out using technology in one day cricket as well.......is there anything he has left for anyone else to do???
LaContra said :"Well it might improve the umpires accuracy but the only thing that could possibly make cricket entertaining to watch would be the inclusion of wild animals or perhaps automatic weapons being allowed on the field."
In my opinion, the only thing that could possibly make cricket more entertaining to watch would be the inclusion of wild animals or perhaps automatic weapons being allowed on the field.
There is a "sport" for everyone, WWF wrestling might entertain some people more.
In the sub-continent and other regions where the sport is played, cricket is more than a game, it is part of life and culture.
We know Americans feel the same way about baseball or foot ball (American)- it is part of their lives, memories of their childhood, this makes the sport entertaining to watch.
Lets refrain from viewing the world with such an arrogant, narrow mindset - believing that only what we enjoy is worth anything.
I'd forgotten that Tendulkar was the first player to be given out thanks to technology- this may explain the great man's allegedly ambivalent attitude to its use which in turn appears to have made the Indian cricket authorities rather reluctant to employ it fully. This meant that the recent England-India Test series operated under a rather messy compromise where Hot-Spot was used but Hawk-eye wasn't. Given that the former is probably the least satisfactory of all the aids on offer for the reasons suggested in the article (as well as possibly being open to outright deceit- it has been suggested that vaseline on bat edges may lead to "false negatives) this was a long way short of ideal even if in the end the technology made little difference to the result of the series.
As someone who spent years umpiring the game at club level where there's no prospect of technology ever being introduced I'm a bit bemused at the way things are going. It's a strange paradox that the game now ships "neutral" umpires round the world at substantial cost when they're on the way to becoming little more than sweater-carriers for the players who call the odd no-ball and wide to relieve their boredom. In a few years it's quite conceivable that on-pitch umpires could in principle be replaced by a central team of reviewers based at ICC headquarters in Dubai umpiring matches by video-link.
Personally I tend to the Luddite end of the spectrum; as far as I can tell the biggest factor forcing the introduction of technology hasn't been player demand but rather the use of technology in media coverage to challenge on-field decisions and I'd have resolved that by making it a condition of TV contracts that devices like Snicko and Hawk-eye weren't used by the broadcasters. It's actually been very impressive how often the technology has "justified" the naked eye, real time decision making of the best umpires even in situations where the TV image suggested otherwise but in the long run I wonder how many of the very best umpires coming through from the top levels of the domestic game in the various Test-playing countries will want to operate in an increasingly "deskilled" environment where the 20 close decisions they get right will always be outweighed by the one they get marginally wrong.
Having said that, the genie is out of the bottle and it isn't going to go away (unless the Indian authorities take decisively against the technology). On that basis, I suggest there need to be standard agreed rules on what technology is used which applies for all international fixtures everywhere (and that might include ICC Championship games involving sides at the level immediately below test level like Ireland, the Netherlands and Afghanistan)- and an agreement that media organisations don't have access to any technology different from that in use by the match officials.
Cricket... heh heh heh, the Twilight Saga of sports, beloved by it's fans, to ridicilous to be hated by the rest.
Agree with the above post. For every 1 internaional match with hotspot and hawkeye there are 10,000 club matches without it.
Rather than use technology to second-guess and criticize umprires, commentators should use it to expose and censure batsmen who don't walk as well as bowlers who make ridiculous appeals.
If only the game's administrators were principled and wise enough to say the umpire's decision is final. This search for technology to weed out 'bad' umpiring decisions simply engenders a lack of respect for the game and the umpires. It is a bad example to set for the youngsters who follow the game.
Cricket, if played properly, teaches everyone that even the most professional sportsmen, fired up to the gills with the desire to win, can accept the fact that the sport is just a game. Essential to this is understanding the vagaries of the game, including the weather, and the fallibility of those involved.
In cricket, technically all decisions *must* be appealed. Currently the review system allows both side's to ask for a decision to be reviewed and the umpires may on occasion ask for a review if they are unsure. To prevent abuse and time-wasting there are limits on the number of reviews.
"It also takes a while to produce its analysis—too long, in the view of many, for the pace of the game to be maintained."
I wonder what time frame are we talking about here, considering the game lasts 5 days!
Just wondering...
What's "cricket" for:
"After futher review...."
(which is used in American football)
Can a coach throw a challenge flag?
Well it might improve the umpires accuracy but the only thing that could possibly make cricket entertaining to watch would be the inclusion of wild animals or perhaps automatic weapons being allowed on the field.
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I recently had a strange reaction to the Kiehl's non-detergent cleanser. It sort of burned my skin and then caused it to peel. My face was very dry and stung every time I washed or moisturized it. A friend recommended Cetaphil and since I started using it, my skin not only recovered, it improved from its pre-Kiehl's condition (which had been pretty good to begin with). It makes my skin dewy and very soft to the touch. Like many people have commented before me, the packaging is a bit of a low point, but I figure there are ways to work around that.
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Closest thing I have found to an HG moisturizer! Does not sting or cause breakouts on my acne, sensitive rosacea skin and keeps me hydrated through the day and night after cleansing. I use the tube as I find it more sanitary. I am worried it may clog my pores a wee bit---not any crazy cystic zits, but maybe a few blackheads--- I need to wait a few more weeks to know for sure as I have completely overhauled my cleansing/makeup regime and may have just had a little purging as my skin is adjusting.
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I absolutely love this stuff and buy it by the truckload at Costco to bring back with me since moving to Italy. There's not a shower that I don't use this afterward, so at least once a day I use it & the 20oz tub last me about 4 months. I have dry skin and some patches of eczema, I couldn't live without this cream.
This is an absolutely wonderful product. I am a skincare freak, and it is the great basic lotion that I go back to. My mom is a dermatologist, and she recommends Cetaphil Cream to her patients. It is non-comenogenic so it shouldn't clog the pores. Great under makeup.
sorry but this wasn't moisturizing enough for my super dry skin as crazy as that sounds. Eucerin Daily Replenishing Lotion is way more moisturizing and is my HG. i use it for my face and it's the only lotion that can seriously totally rid of my dry flakes and peeling skin.
This is a great cream for the body. (I reserve my comments for use on the face as I have oily facial skin and have never contemplated using this on my face.) This is a thick and odourless cream, and I mean it has no smell at all, unlike some of the 'fragrance-free' products out there which actually smell nasty. That said, this cream is a god-send for all of us with eczema; it moisturises without any irritation. Texture-wise, this is good as well as it absorbs quickly so that despite its initial richness, it never feels sticky (and I live in a tropical climate). This has been my weapon against those nasty itchy, dry, red patches known as eczema and I have literally moisturised eczema on my knees away over the past 1 year with this, without resort to any steroids. The packaging can be better though; the tube is un-economical as so much gets stuck in it in the end, and the tub is rather unhygienic. The price is mid-range, for something that relies on simple ingredients (albeit those that work) like Mineral Oil and Sweet Almond Oil, it should be cheaper. But until I find a product that works as well, I am sticking to this.
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Mark Donnelly, 31, of Manchester, with his fiancee Vanessa Hall, the mother of their 2-year-old daughter, Madyson. (Courtesy)
Murder victim Mark Donnelly, 31, of Manchester, was a talented graffiti artist who in November 2011 did this image at 5pointz in New York City, a mecca for graffiti artists from all over the world. (COURTESY)
Mark Donnelly, 31, who was originally from Nashua but lived and worked in Manchester for the past couple of years, was the victim of the shooting, according to friends as well as his fiancee, Vanessa Hall of Manchester, the mother of his 2-year-old daughter, Madyson.
Hall, his girlfriend of four years, said Donnelly was heading back to a party at a Penacook Street apartment of a friend who was graduating from college Sunday. Two other friends were with him when, Hall said, they were approached by a woman who asked them for money.
"He saw the gun and Mark said, 'I don't want to fight you. I'm not a bitch,'" she said Donnelly told the gunman. "I'll fight you one on one."
The man opened fire. Witnesses reported hearing about a half-dozen shots that sounded like a semi-automatic weapon.
Hall said Bernier was trying to stop the flow of blood. "He was trying to keep him with him and was talking to him so he wouldn't be scared," she said.
"It was like a bad dream. It was crazy," Katon said.
An ambulance arrived soon after and took the injured man to Elliot Hospital, which was placed on lockdown until 1:15 a.m. Sunday.
"I told him not to get into any trouble before I left ... You know Mark, always gettin' into fights when he drinks ... even with a gun in his face he still didn't back down. It's just so hard to believe someone so benevolent was taken so soon. It still doesn't feel real. I just seen him."
Donnelly was a talented graffiti artist whom people hired to paint entire rooms in their homes, according to Hall.
"He was a master at graffiti lettering," said Brown, who owns the graffiti store Streetwise in Nashua. Donnelly also was known for his artistry with anything having to do with the Boston professional sports teams.
"Mark, he doesn't do anything bad," Brown said. "He doesn't do drugs. It wasn't drug-related. He definitely was the victim."
New Hampshire Union Leader reporter Paul Feely contributed to this report.
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Ten thoughts from a Game 6 blowout that will not be played as part of the video highlight package before the Hall of Fame induction of Shelden Williams in 2022.
1. This is as close to good news as you're going to get -- if you had to lose a Game 6, this was the way to go. I'm serious about this. Much easier to bounce back after a blowout than a close loss. If the Celtics had battled for 48 minutes and wound up losing 92-90 I would have been terrified about Thursday night. An emotionally drained, older team on the road in a Game 7? No shot. But this is the kind of loss that has no hangover effect for a team that's been around. The Celtics might very well lose Game 7, but if they do, I suspect it'll have nothing to do with what happened in Game 6. By the time we get to the first "Knight and Day" promo during Game 7, the 89-67 Game 6 torching will long be irrelevant.
2. If you looked at Rajon Rondo's line -- 10 points, five rebounds, six assists and two steals -- you might think he played an OK game. Not a masterpiece, but not a disaster. The truth is that he was terrible on Tuesday, the worst game I can remember from Rondo in a couple of years. Completely out of rhythm. Tried forcing the issue when he shouldn't have and was passive when he should have attacked. He shot 5-for-15 and it felt like 5-for-25. Easy to point fingers at the bench, but the blame starts with Rondo for this loss. He, more than anyone else on the team, sets the tone on both ends of the floor. When he's going well (Games 2 and 5), they win. When he looks like an overwhelmed D-League guy on a 10-day contract, there's a pretty good chance Michael Finley is going to get to play some garbage-time minutes. Little early in Rondo's career to play the legacy card, but the unquestioned breakout star of the 2010 postseason will have to take a serious hit if he's lousy again in a Game 7 loss.
3. Sure sounds like no Kendrick Perkins for Game 7. Obviously if you had to pick a starter to remove Perk would be the guy, but this could be a legitimate game-changer. All the stuff we always go to when we list Perkins' qualities -- leadership, an enforcer, does the dirty work, tough interior defense, a true team-first guy -- are accurate. He'll be missed. He brings an attitude to the job that is contagious. Classic intangible guy. At the very worst he's a 7-footer who could've banged Bynum around for 25 minutes on Thursday.
4. So the question is this: Rasheed Wallace or Glen Davis in the starting lineup for Game 7? My vote is for Big Baby — Why? He'll rebound, and I think he'll beat Bynum and Pau Gasol down the floor a couple of times — but I bet Doc goes with Sheed. More size and his ability to hit the 3-pointer will bring Bynum out and maybe give the Celtics a chance to get to the basket. And Wallace does a nice job on Gasol, and I imagine would shift over to him once Odom enters the game. Doc did choose Davis over Wallace to start in place of Garnett following the suspension in the series vs. Miami (which seems like six months ago), but I'm not sure that means much at this point.
5. The four bench heroes in Game 4 (Nate Robinson, Tony Allen, Big Baby and Sheed) combined to score eight points in 76 total minutes in Game 6, or three more than Marquis Daniels scored in his four minutes on the floor. This was the Bad Nate that we were waiting for, taking eight shots (four 3-pointers) in 15 minutes. If I'm Doc I wouldn't play Nate more than five minutes in Game 7. The risk far outweighs the reward. Play Rondo until he drops. Big Baby has not scored since Game 4, and Rasheed missed all seven shots (all with no defender within five feet of him) in his 17 minutes. I'm not going to say that Sheed authored a first-class mail-in job on Thursday, but here are his stats from Game 6 projected to 48 minutes.
Zero points, zero assists, 0-19 FG, 0-17 3-point FG (Larry Bird attempted eight 18 3's in 1,480 playoff minutes from 1981-83), 11 fouls and a plus-minus of minus-30.
He's had a nice run over the past six weeks, but all that good will will be toast if he bombs out again on Thursday. The "Rasheed knows when to turn it on" angle is swell, but the second it turns out to be false, people are going to remember the six-month nap Sheed took from November to May.
(And why was Rasheed in the game at all once the outcome was decided? With no Perkins for Game 7, is it really worth risking leaving Wallace on the court to pick up T No. 7? He should have been at the hotel by halftime.)
6. Everyone has been waiting for the Big Three to all play well in the same game in this series, and you could argue that it happened in Game 6. All were short of vintage, but for the first time in the finals the three best players on the court for the Celtics were Garnett, Ray Allen and Paul Pierce. Can they combine for somewhere in the mid-50 point range in Game 7?
7. If the Celtics win Game 7 and none of the serious MVP candidates (Pierce, Rondo, maybe Garnett) have a great game, I'm actually OK with Kobe winning the award. He's been that much better than any other player in the series. If Kobe tears his ACL 30 seconds into Game 1 the Lakers get swept, right? That's not the case with any other player on either team. I've never been next to the idea of giving the MVP to a guy on a losing team, but Kobe would be a deserving pick, provided he doesn't shoot something like 4-for-18 in Game 7. He was 1998 Jordan in Game 6, scoring when needed but making sure everyone got their touches. I still can't believe that I thought LeBron was a better player a month ago.
8. Why was Doc playing Pierce, Garnett, Ray Allen and Rondo deep into the fourth quarter? Was there even a shred of evidence in the first 36 minutes of Game 6 that any kind of serious comeback was in the making? Why risk any chance of injury? Odom fell into Garnett's knees with 4:14 left and the Celtics down 84-59. Unless I'm mistaken, and the old MTV Rock N' Jock 25-point shot was in play, there isn't a whole lot of benefit to having any A-listers in the game at that spot. When the game ended, the five Celtics on the floor were Nate-Finley-Williams-Daniels-Big Baby. Those five should have played the entire fourth quarter. Can't imagine any coach equaling Doc over the first five games, but his fastball was just a couple of mph slower on Tuesday.
(And if my life was on the line and I needed someone to sink the 25-point shot? I would choose either Jerry West or Dean Cain. I think Dean hit three of them in 1992, the same year he nearly stole Brenda from Dylan during his four-episode arc as Rick on "90210". Of course, West received an Emmy nomination two years earlier for his harrowing portrayal of a Vietnam vet connecting with long-lost son Greg Evigan in a very special episode of "My Two Dads." The point is that you really can't go wrong with either guy.)
9. Hey, two games in a row without the refs ending up on center stage. So why I do I have the sinking feeling that we won't see Joey Crawford, Mike Callahan, Derrick Stafford, Monty McCutchen, Joe DeRosa or Ken Mauer in Game 7? You can almost smell an Eddie F. Rush, Bennett Salvatore and Greg Willard trio butchering the most important NBA game in years on Thursday night. Huge ratings await, so if I'm David Stern I make damn sure every aspect of the game that I can control has the best possible people doing their jobs.
10. I picked the Celtics in seven before the series started and I'm going to stick with them. I keep going back to the idea that they are 4-0 in games that they have had to win in this postseason (Game 4 vs. Cleveland, Game 6 vs. Orlando and Game 2 and Game 5 in this series). No Perkins is a worry, but Bynum looked gimpy throughout Game 6 and I can't imagine he'll be feeling a lot better two days later. It really comes down to this: I'll take The Big Three and Rondo over Kobe, Gasol, Artest and Odom. I don't trust Artest or Odom in a Game 7, and I could see a frustrated Kobe trying to force the issue without the same individual success he had in Game 5. This group of Celtics knows how to win a game like this, and has no problem trying to do it on the road. Probably it's a coin flip, and Kobe could score 48 points and win the game all by himself (again, only guy in the series that can be said about), but I think 26 points from Pierce and a 16-10-8 game from Rondo get the Celtics to No. 18.
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Namco's ambitious new re-imagining of the Ridge Racer series is to be delayed slightly in North America.
Finnish developer Bugbear has been hard at work creating a dirtier and more action-packed spin on the classic drift-racing series and while Ridge Racer: Unbounded is still set to make its release date in Europe the US release will slip.
The US press release stated, "Namco Bandai Games confirmed Ridge Racer Unbounded will be released in North America later in 2012 to give the development team some additional time to pack the disc with features that will truly make the game sing."
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Rangers' Tortorella suspended by NHL
NEW YORK -- Rangers coach John Tortorella has been suspended by the NHL for one game because he squirted a fan with water and threw a water bottle into the stands, striking a spectator in Washington.
Tortorella, who replaced the fired Tom Renney in February, will miss Game 6 on Sunday when New York hosts the Capitals with a chance to advance to the second round of the playoffs.
The NHL ruled Saturday night that Tortorella's actions Friday night during the Rangers' 4-0 loss that cut their series lead to 3-2 warranted a serious punishment.
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At 6:33 of the third period, Tortorella got into a verbal confrontation with a fan behind the bench. A video replay showed the coach heaving a green water bottle into the crowd. Tortorella then grabbed forward Aaron Voros' stick and held it high, waving it in the fan's direction.
"We do not take this action lightly," league disciplinarian Colin Campbell said in a statement. "It is the result of an entire day of investigation and evaluation that included the retrieval and review of videotape of the incident and discussions with Mr. Tortorella, other Rangers' bench personnel and a number of other people, including the security personnel at the Verizon Center.
"That investigation revealed that Mr. Tortorella squirted a fan with water before Mr. Tortorella was doused with a beverage."
"While it is a difficult decision to suspend a coach at this point in a playoff series, it has been made clear to all of our players, coaches and other bench personnel that the National Hockey League cannot -- and will not -- tolerate any physical contact with fans," Colin Campbell said in his statement.
Tortorella wasn't on the ice for practice Saturday, but seemed confident while speaking to reporters after the session that he would be behind the bench Sunday. He said he was not allowed to speak about the matter.
"As far as that situation, I've been asked not to comment on that by my boss," Tortorella said.
The Rangers released a statement Saturday night indicating their displeasure with the league's decision.
"We disagree with the suspension and will have no further comment."
NHL commissioner Gary Bettman declined to comment when ESPN.com e-mailed him late Saturday night. There is still no word on who will lead the Rangers' bench in Tortorella's absence, but interim assistant coach Jim Schoenfeld, who is also the team's assistant GM, will likely take the lead.
And since the team's AHL affiliate in Hartford was eliminated from its playoff series this weekend, Wolfpack head coach Ken Gernander and assistant J.J. Daigneault could be on hand as assistants.
Capitals' season ticket-holder Claudette Chandonia told The Washington Post the bottle Tortorella threw hit her in the head.
"He was losing and he was frustrated, I guess," Chandonia said, according to the report. "I couldn't believe it. I looked up, and he was throwing the water bottle -- and then it hit me right here, right in the head, and it bounced off me."
Fans in the seats around Chandonia confirmed the bottle-throwing and said Tortorella also squirted water through two panes of glass before throwing the bottle, according to the report.
"Good job by our fans. Our fans are one more player for us. They do what they have to do for us," Capitals star Alex Ovechken said Saturday morning at the team's practice. "They scream and they're loud. Maybe it was too much to [throw] beer or water or whatever. But sometimes that happens. And maybe that's going to happen tomorrow against us, too. You never know."
During his postgame news conference, the coach was asked what happened between him and the spectator.
"Ask me a question about the game. That has nothing to do with today," Tortorella replied.
Asked whether he threw a bottle, Tortorella said: "Ask me a question about the game, please."
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At that point, a Rangers employee said the news conference would end if there were another question on that topic.
Verizon Center facilities president Gary Handleman said no fans were ejected, and the guard closest to the incident said no fans threw anything into the bench, according to the Post.
"Nothing was that unusual," said Alex Boyle of Baltimore, who sat in the same row as Chandonia, according to the report. "Obviously, some people were heckling. But no one was banging on the glass. The usher was right there, and when people were banging on the glass earlier in the game, he said, 'You can't do that.'
"And then I looked up, and he was shaking up a bottle, and he threw it."
Rangers players wouldn't discuss their fiery coach's faceoff with the fan in detail.
"When I looked over, Torts was turned and facing the crowd," Marc Staal said. "He might have gotten squirted or something. I'm not really sure."
The Associated Press contributed to this story.
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|Nov 14, 2012, 02:02 PM
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Simple scale designs that somebody ought to kit
So there're dozens of J-3 kits and way too many 172s out there for something that has the romance and flying qualities of a UPS truck. How about all the beautiful or funky airplanes that don't get kitted, especially in parkflyer size (say 30-48" wingspan and minimal weight)? I'm thinking aircraft that would be simple to build in balsa (so the wonderful Republic Seabee is probably out, and the BV138 too) and therefore suitable for a hack builder like myself. Also easy to build light, with truss fuselages that don't require wood skinning for strength.
So how about some suggestions for aircraft in this category?
I'll start:
Bellana Cruiseair/Cruisemaster (the later Vikings don't do it for me--the vertical stabilizer looks like it was designed by a marketing director)--Gorgeous and funky. The originals were slab-sided and had a Warren truss rag-and-tube fuselage, so duplicating that in balsa would be easy. The wheels retract straight back and stick halfway out in the slipstream, so a retract model wouldn't even need doors. And you'd have the only cardboard Constellation at the park.
Bellanca Aircruiser--Actually almost any early Bellanca would be funky or interesting, but this has a nice balance of lovely and weird. The mostly slab-sided fuselage would be easy, but the inverted gull sequiplane wings would take some doing. Nobody would accuse you of having a flying cliche.
Bucker Bestmann--Looks a bit like a bf 108, but smaller. Slabbish sides, flat fuselage bottom, straight-tapered wings and non-retractable gear ought to make a simple parkflyer model. I'd skip the swastika.
bf 108
Culver Dart or Cadet--There's one short kit of this out there that I know of, through Manzano Laser, but it's kind of big and heavy for a park flyer. The Dart was a rag-and-tube job, the Cadet wood stressed skin. Both lovely. For extra authenticity, the Cadet was also produced as a radio-controlled target drone, so if your model didn't fly well you could take it to the skeet range just like the originals.
|Nov 14, 2012, 02:43 PM
There's nothing keeping you from designing, building and kitting those models. Go for it Bill.
|Nov 14, 2012, 03:16 PM
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Yeah well I'm building the first model kit (Pat Tritle hybrid spacewalker) I've done since a couple of Guillows-type mini FF birds as a kid (and 'helping' my Dad with two control line models), so scratch building might wait until I have more experience. You can get plans for that old (out of production) Guillows Cruisemaster kit online though and it doesn't seem like that would be a really hard build.
Besides looking at design suggestions people come up with, I have a faint, forlorn hope that one on the real designers on the forum will get inspired by this thread and crank out a short kit of something cool!
|Nov 14, 2012, 03:31 PM
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Cleveland has plans for the Aircruiser. http://www.clevelandairline.com
|Nov 14, 2012, 03:44 PM
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There's also the issue of knowing how to alter a design for RC flight--many designs need either a longer tail moment, larger fins, or both. And then if you get into anything with elliptical or heavily tapered wings (DH 88, Dart/Cadet, Mosquito) you have to be careful to get enough washout to avoid tip stalls but not so much you alter the flying qualities. Some of the Culver aircraft had permanent leading edge slats on the outer wings for this reason, but who know how that works at low Reynolds numbers? For a one-off scratch build you could play with the aileron setup to reduce the effective camber at the tips, but it would be pretty lame to produce a kit like that! Unless you're Art tech and have a really pretty AT-6
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|Nov 14, 2012, 06:52 PM
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|Nov 14, 2012, 11:16 PM
Surely the list of Peter Rake's designs listed at Manzano's has at least half a dozen 30 - 40" models that would fit the bill perfectly!
|Nov 15, 2012, 12:44 AM
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|Nov 15, 2012, 04:51 AM
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Definitely not too many Bellancas in that list, although I do quite like the Skyrocket. I also find the Buhl Air Sedan quite interesting. However, neither are something I'd build at park flier size. Sub 25" perhaps, but cabin types aren't really my thing. I don't, to some extent, mind designing them, I just have no real desire to build them.
As regards more modern park flier size models that are listed:-
Andraesson BA-4B
Fokker FII
Martin MO1
Wright WP1
Issac's Fury
Waco SRE (2 sizes)
Waco 9
Verville Air Coach
G.W. Meteor
Farman Sport
Farman Moustique
Powell Racer
Rose Parrakeet
Most of those are fairly easy building jobs that can be detailed as much, or as little, as you like.
The biggest problem with this sort of thread is, of course, that not everyone likes the same thing. Personally, the types posted at the start leave me totally cold. I grant that volume sales aren't so important with short kits, but the type has to generate enough interest to be worth listing. It takes a lot of time and effort to design a model and prepare it for kitting, so it's always nice to know you'll sell more than one kit.
|Nov 15, 2012, 10:41 AM
This thread also points out the problems with designing building. A Culver Dart is listed as desired. One is available. But, it is considered too heavily designed.
Yes, a short rant. Someone wants a certain design. One is out there but it isn't 'right'. Too big. Too small. Too light. Too heavy.
We have found that if 10 people here in the forum say they want a certain model, then one will buy it within the year it is released. Maybe we will sell 10 kits total of a specific design, especially the obscure ones. Heck, the really obscure ones we're lucky to even sell one.
Rant over.
Advice is to find a designer that 1) designs those kinds of planes, 2) designs the kind of structures you like, 3) likes your idea.
I realize this kind of thread is such a fishing expedition, but, you'll get much better response it you contact a designer directly. If you REALLY want a specific design then commission a designer to do it for you. A bit more costly, but, you'll get exactly what you want.
A couple more choices more in the DIY category.
Get existing plans and change them to what you want. This is not that difficult and you can come up with a really nice design.
Or, bite the bullet and design it yourself. Scratch building from a 3 view is a bit tougher but can be done, especially with the help available on this forum. You can get help on how to do the structural work, what airfoils to choose, and what materials work best.
|Nov 17, 2012, 12:10 AM
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Well, originally I was thinking this would be a thread where people would suggest designs that could be kitted, but I guess I didn't phrase it well.
I may try to do a Bellanca, especially since plans are out there in the size I'd like, but I'm going to launch my current build before getting into something else--I build slow enough without two project going at once!
|Nov 17, 2012, 08:22 AM
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I must admit I'm surprised you haven't been inundated with suggestions. Even if I personally don't fancy drawing most of them, it's always interesting to see what people want.
Just from a designer's (dabbler's) point of view, and part of the problem, is that designers design with some return in mind. It becomes very frustrating when you get asked for a design, with a promise to build the prototype model, and then the person disappears as soon as they have their plan. Lots of time and effort expended for no return. Unfortunately, that seems to be happening more and more frequently, which rather puts off designers drawing types they wouldn't want to build themselves - unless it's for someone they know will supply the information they need.
Not a rant, just a sort of explanation as to possibly why many of these models aren't available as kits.
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Nawal El Saadawi, Egyptian feminist and human rights activist. She was a political prisoner and exiled from Egypt for years.
Renowned feminist and human rights activist Nawal El Saadawi was a political prisoner and exiled from Egypt for years. Now she has returned to Cairo and is participating in the protests in Tahrir Square.
She spoke to Democracy Now! about the feeling of community that emerged in Tahrir Square, particularly after the violence last Wednesday night.
NAWAL EL SAADAWI: The men on horses were shooting everywhere and throwing — I don't know — fireballs. I don't know. I was seeing fireballs in the sky. I don't know what was happening, because the men carried me away. They just carried me away from the scene. They told me, "You are 80. You cannot stay here." So they carried me away from that. It was amazing. They were like my sons and daughter, you know, because they were surrounding me.
Blood was in the square. But the doctors and the group, the committee, the health committee, the doctors' committee, took them, because there is now a hospital next to the Midan, where all doctors volunteered. And people, suddenly, in few minutes, people brought cotton and bandage and medicine. In few minutes, can you imagine? So we became like a city, square now, Midan Square, like a city, with its hospitals and with its police and everything.
I am very confident that we are winning. And now I feel the power of the people. I know the power of the people, but I never, never felt the power of the people like those days and especially tonight. The whole Midan is surrounded by the tanks, by the military tanks, and also by the group that — it's like our police, you know? Police of the people, police of the demonstrations, who are not allowing anybody to enter until they see their card, etc., so that nobody of the gangs enter. It's like a feast, like a festival. People are dancing, saying poetry. They are singing. Poets are writing poetry and reciting. So it became a cultural event, a culture event. It is amazing what's happening tonight. What happened tonight was amazing.
I am a doctor. I am a psychiatrist. And I am a writer, and I observe myself. I don't feel tired. Before that, if this happened, in a normal situation, I would be exhausted. But I'm so happy. People are coming to my home, so the walls of our apartment broke down. People visit each other at night. People sleep in tents in the square and mix together. Through the whole of people, there are no families now. We don't have families and special homes and special apartments; we became one in the street. And even those who come to their home, they come temporarily, to have a shower. I came to have a shower and then go, you know? And then go back. So the plan is, we will never move. And we are increasing, increasing, increasing, until Mubarak say, "I'm leaving. I'm leaving." And then we put him on trial, because now the slogan, it's not enough for him to leave; he should be on trial for the crimes, for the killing of hundreds of innocent Egyptians who are 20 years of age.
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