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Despite standing in the shadow of the Reformation, many German Protestant theologians abandoned the historic truth claims of biblical Christianity due to the mounting popularity of Enlightenment rationalism. In so doing, they shipwrecked their own souls while simultaneously devastating the faith of millions of others.
Higher critics, such as Johann Eichhorn and David Strauss, denied the inspiration and inerrancy of the Bible. Moses didn't write the Pentateuch, they claimed; nor did Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John write the four gospels. To make matters worse, they suggested that the Jesus of the Bible is not the same as the real Jesus of history. In their "quest to find the historical Jesus," the critics created a "Jesus" of their own imaginations — essentially reducing him to a nice guy who couldn't do any miracles, never claimed to be God, and was largely misunderstood by first-century Judaism. Continue Reading…


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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The U.S. women's soccer team's post-Olympic victory tour also will be a goodbye tour.
Coach Pia Sundhage is stepping down, returning to her native Sweden after leading the Americans to back-to-back gold medals and their first World Cup final in 12 years. The announcement of her departure Saturday came just a few hours before the U.S. women began their "victory tour" against Costa Rica.
"I want to thank all the players and all of my assistant coaches for making me better," Sundhage said in a statement. "Before I took this job, I always admired the spirit and character of the U.S. team, but to experience that first-hand on the training field and from the bench as their coach was truly special and something I will treasure for the rest of my life."
The Americans are 88-6-10 since Sundhage took over in 2007, and made the final of all three major tournaments during her tenure. Their 2-1 victory over Japan in last month's Olympic final was a rematch of the 2011 World Cup final and avenged the most painful loss in team history.
U.S. Soccer said it will begin searching for a new coach immediately, but has no timetable for naming a successor. There is no major tournament until the next World Cup in 2015.
Sundhage is expected to stay with the Americans for at least the next two games of their victory tour, a pair of exhibitions against Australia on Sept. 16 in Carson, Calif., and Sept. 19 in Commerce City, Colo. The U.S. then plays two-time World Cup champion Germany on Oct. 20 in Bridgeview, Ill., and Oct. 23 in East Hartford, Conn.
Sundhage's departure is not exactly a surprise. She has long expressed an interest in returning home, and is sure to be a top candidate to replace Thomas Dennerby, who resigned last month after eight years as coach of the Swedish women's team. Sundhage is still the face of women's soccer in Sweden, which she led to the title at the first European Women's Championship in 1984 and the bronze medal at the inaugural Women's World Cup in 1991.
She finished her 22-year international career with 71 goals.
"I have to admit, I've been away from my home for five years," Sundhage said Friday after practice. "The fact that Sweden is hosting the European championship (in 2013), that's a big thing of course. ... I want to do the right thing with U.S. Soccer and start with talking with them and see if I can give another four years. And that's a key, because this team, they deserve somebody that's committed 110 percent."
Sundhage had little head coaching experience when she took over in November 2007. But her calm demeanor and relentlessly positive attitude were exactly what was needed for a U.S. team still wounded and raw from the debacle of the 2007 World Cup in China.
The Americans went to China favored to win their third title, and carried a 51-game unbeaten streak into the semifinals against Brazil. But then-coach Greg Ryan made the surprise decision to start Briana Scurry against Brazil instead of Hope Solo, who had a shutout streak of nearly 300 minutes going and had started all but four of the Americans' 19 games that season. The move was a disaster; a 4-0 loss that was the worst defeat in U.S. history.
Afterward, Solo ripped Ryan's move, saying, "It was the wrong decision, and I think anybody that knows anything about the game knows that."
Ryan dismissed Solo from the team, not allowing her on the bench for the third-place game. She even had to fly home from China on her own. The Americans managed to win the bronze medal, but the damage was done. A month later, Ryan was essentially fired when he was told his contract would not be renewed when it expired in December.
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2North American informal A love bite or pimple.
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Glider name: Radian Pro Thermal or Slope: Slope Date and Time of flight: June, 8 2012 14:30pm Duration of flight: 4:15 (min:sec)!! Location: Discovery Bay, Hong Kong Max Altitude: 800ft Launch @600ft Weather Conditions: 30 deg Centigrade. Wind 10-15 mph I know this flight time is a bit of a joke, I was just testing out my camera!! Anyway I've entered it here just to test out the system and at Jumpy's suggestion. Maybe I'll try more seriously to get some decent time in if a good day comes by. The big problem here in a humid country is when the wind is on a slope so is the cloud!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=iHFOB0ZyGdM |
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Glider/plane: Radian 2m Thermal or Slope: Thermal Date and Time of Flight: 2012/06/09 12:15PM Motor Run: 30 sec Duration of flight: 23:18 Max. Altitude: 1,861 feet Location: Ninety Six, SC I launched and hooked into a monster thermal right away. Over the next 2-3 minutes she easily gained another 1000+ feet. I chickened out and bailed when she got too small and was still going up. I caught a few more smaller, weaker thermals to extend the flight. Beautiful day. Mostly sunny, light ENE winds. I got to soar with some turkey vultures for a while. |
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High Aspect 3.1m Thermal June 9, 2012, 12:30 pm Duration: 35 minutes 28 seconds (climb of 20 seconds already subtracted) Location: Terre Haute, IN, USA Got some flying in today. The thermals were there, but they were not going up very far, and I was happy to scratch-out 35 minutes. I should be able to put in a few more flights this month. Best wishes to all, FF |
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hand launch glider blaster 2 dlg 1.5 meter wing span. thermal duration location yorkshire UK 10/6/2012 11:40am start time 31 minutes 51 seconds messed about for 1st hour finding small thermals making 5 mins or so, then launched strieght into a good thermal and up she went, kept finding more thermals as each one dissapeared in time to keep up, even managed quite a few loops and rolls to loose some height at some points, had to land as my battery is good for 1 and a half hours only-even managed to catch it at the end with an audience as well lol! Went out again in afternoon and managed another 8 min flight. Weather is rubbish again now lol for another week or 2 probably, we get one good day and pay for it in wind and rain for weeks lol. |
Jun 12, 2012, 12:33 AM | |
Plane: Radian Pro 2M foamie Thermal duration Location: San Simeon, Ca 6-11-12 3:00pm PST Motor run <25 seconds, (see below) Duration: 7min 32 seconds Wind: 12-15mph NNW Wind was manageable, but there was also a heavy marine layer with <200m altitude. My first flight the plane climbed out of sight into the fog before the CAM unit kicked in, (a scary couple of moments ensued til it popped out below the cloud again I assure you), so none of my flights today had motor runs exceeding 20-25 seconds. I would climb til the plane began to fade from sight, then shut down the throttle in order to keep it below the marine layer. This particular flight I caught a fast-moving area of lift just below the ceiling of the marine layer, but I was losing sight of it downwind too, so had to bail back upwind and come back home; I'll take it. Sonny |
Jun 13, 2012, 10:41 AM | |
Dexter, Kansas
Joined Oct 2009
231 Posts
Cox Sportavia 1.8m Thermal 06/12/12 1600 CDT 05 min 53 seconds Location: Dexter, Kansas Comments - Just a teaser flight to let you guys know it (the Sportavia) is out there and active. Be afraid. Be very afraid. It's essentially stock, including the Mabuchi RS380 can motor. We are not, however, using the stock NiCad 8 cell (and what... maybe 9 lb?) battery pack that came with it! Now powered by a 3S LiPo, thank you very much. Oh, and we also did away with the landing gear in the interest of drag/weight reduction. A folding prop would be nice. More to come... |
Jun 13, 2012, 03:24 PM | |
[QUOTE=nigelsheffield;21856890]Nigel sheffield
hand launch glider blaster 2 dlg 1.5 meter wing span. thermal duration location yorkshire UK 10/6/2012 11:40am start time 31 minutes 51 seconds QUOTE] Congrats on a fantastic flight Nigel, it's a time that will be VERY hard to beat. Trent |
Jun 14, 2012, 07:27 AM | ||
yorkshire UK
Joined Oct 2007
5,070 Posts
Now if I could only just catch a thermal like that with fresh batteries..... I have discovered that my throw is poor as well as my plane is heavy and servos not great, Marks plane goes way higher then mine and floats much better in the same conditions, I let him throw mine and he got it higher then me but not as high as he can get his, his throw loosened my rudder some more though and I have now added extra tape to hold better so maybe that could help. He says I am dropping my arm just b4 I throw so I will try to stop that and keep my arm streight, I did try it b4 it started raining and it seemed to make a bit of difference, I will keep trying to improve, the higher I can get in a throw the better chance of catching the thermals I have. Marks is rudderless which is supposed to get higher in the throw and be lighter too which it definately is both but his is also undamaged and has good servos in where as mine had had some repairs which must have added some weight. Still it makes it more of a challenge for me to keep up with him! |
Jun 14, 2012, 10:21 AM | |
http://www.skipmillermodels.com/prod..._regulator.htm Battery: http://www.skipmillermodels.com/LiPo..._330mah_2s.htm Nigel, Here's some links to the LiPo and regulator I just purchased from Skip Miller Models. The battery fits perfectly in the nose of my Neos and shold provide cosiderably more flight time than a NiMh battery. I dont know if they would fit your Blaster but if they do, you would be set for that next big thermal. With any luck I should have mine done by the end of next week, your great time gives me something to shoot for! Your lucky to have someone to fly DLG's with - this contest is the only way I can do the same - one of the drawbacks to living in a smaller community I guess. Trent |
Jun 14, 2012, 03:41 PM | |
yorkshire UK
Joined Oct 2007
5,070 Posts
Thanks Trent, I know where to get similar setup here in UK and will probably change over to lipo and replace servos too at some point if I stick with the blaster. I might still get something better if something comes up though for the right money!
Next week looks promising weather wise but weekend looks rubbish unfortunately. The DLG s are not only fun to fly they seem to atract audiences more then the powered gliders too and a few people have commented that they think they should get one but I have not told them how much they cost lol. |
Jun 15, 2012, 03:58 PM | |
LI, New York, USA
Joined Mar 2003
24,694 Posts
Hi guys. I hope you don't mind if I just stop in and say hello.
You haven't see a time from me in months. It is not because I have lost interest in e-gldiers or this event. On the contrary. I am not club co-CD for our monthly ALES contest. So most of my e-glider flying is either for ALES tasks, 10 minutes, or teaching people how to fly. If I am not doing that then I am preparing for the NATs in Unlimited soaring. That is winch launched gliders. So that is where I am spending most of my flying time. Jumpy you are really doing a great job managing the contest. I wish I were able to actively participate. Maybe in the future. My best wishes to all of you. Ed |
Jun 15, 2012, 09:35 PM | ||
For those who weren't around, Aeajr was the originator of the Big Sky contest. Thanks! |
Jun 17, 2012, 04:18 PM | |
Joined Mar 2007
488 Posts
Name: MMR - Martin Rudolph
Plane: DLG - Arrow Legend Location: Greenville, NC Time: 21:50 Conditions improved - the last week was extremely windy and it was hard to get 5 minutes. Today was an improvement, winds between 4 to 8 mph and lots of puffy cumulus So I decided to go after Nigel's time. The flight started out well enough, found a thermal and climbed quickly - thermals were tight and strong. They also moved quickly so I was way downwind in a hurry. Time to come back, that's when I found out that there were really nasty patches of sink in between the thermals. Luckily I found another ride and this tome I really tried to climb as high as possible and tried to plan my leaving the thermal with a plan of where my next ride was likely to be. Repeated this cycle a couple of times until I hit a patch of sink that was just too large. By the time I got out of it I was at maybe 60 feet - not enough to make the next cycle - the sink had swept all the thermals. So I landed - I knew I was not going to beat that time today, so I packed it up and went home. It was a great flight while it lasted I will try again Martin |
Jun 19, 2012, 01:22 PM | ||
yorkshire UK
Joined Oct 2007
5,070 Posts
Got some jobs around the house done instead, rest of week is predicted strong northerly winds still so I doubt that I will be posting any more times this month unless things change which they often do round here lol. |
Jun 20, 2012, 11:59 AM | |
Glider name: Neos
Hand Launch DLG Date and Time of flight: June 19, 2012 10:45 am Duration of flight: 1mn Location:Brainerd, Minnesota Max Altitude: 150 ft Weather Conditions: Cloudy, light rain 65 degrees Wind 5mph First try with my new DLG. Spent the morning getting it programed and trimmed. I had a great morning flying it too good as it turns out I failed to keep track of time and the glider ran out of battery power resulting in a crash. I was fortunate in that I was able to deploy full flaps just before losing all control and the damage was moderate but fixable. Lesson learned |
Jun 20, 2012, 12:43 PM | ||
yorkshire UK
Joined Oct 2007
5,070 Posts
I know how easy it is to run these batterys down by loosing track of time. I flew for 2 hour this morn b4 I realized I should have stopped 1/2 hour b4 lol but it was ok, I just caught a thermal and then had a glitch which made me check my watch so I landed quick. Had another great time later on though went down at 2 pm and caught a thermal even though it was windy and managed to stay up going from one thermal to the next for 27 mins, got very high and did lots aerobatics to loose a bit of height. went back down at 4:15 andit was VERY windy and blaster was flying backwards lots of the time but still managed some decent times between 5 and 9 mins cause winds were coming from the south, landing was very hairy though my mate Mark was down as well and it looked cool with both blasters up at same time not moving lol. I seem to be getting more height now in the launch by keeping my arm out streight but Marks still goes higher and floats better but it is a bit closer now. Hope the forcast is wrong again tomorrow lol. |
Jun 21, 2012, 04:22 PM | |
How To?
Hi Guys,
Hey, I wanted to post a flight from the other day that I recorded with my RAM3 but I don't know how to post up the graph. I'm assuming you somehow need to convert the RAM information to a jpg. file first before uploading it, but I can't figure out how. Can someone please help me? Thanks, Murph |
Jun 21, 2012, 04:25 PM | |
Joined Oct 2009
4 Posts
2 Meter Class: Erik Sipos (grgosko) Glider name: Silver- Riva models Thermal or Slope: Thermal Date and Time of flight:June 21, 2012 start of flight 16:00 CET Duration of flight: 1:02:44 (after 25 sec motor run) Location: Prašice near Topoĺčany, Slovakia Max Altitude: 1060,93m is 3480,74 ft |
Jun 21, 2012, 09:42 PM | ||
Nice flight. Thanks for posting the plot. |
Jun 21, 2012, 09:48 PM | ||
My guess is that the RAM software also has an option to print to an image file. |
Jun 22, 2012, 06:29 AM | ||
I use my computers "Snipping tool". Assuming your using a PC with a Microsoft OS: type "Snipping tool" into the search bar on your start screen to find it. An alternate method is to use the Print Screen function but that will give you a slightly lower resolution image. I save the images along with my contest entry into a file on my computer to make finding previous entries easier. Trent |
Jun 22, 2012, 06:59 AM | |
It Works....
Hey Trent,
Thanks Again, It Works..... I know this isn't a great flight or anything, but I wanted to show someone! This was just the 4th flight on one of my winter projects that I'm finally getting into the air. I was so impressed (or Lucky..) with the way it's flying and trimming out. The plane is an Aspire Disser that was slightly beat-up and I converted it to electric. Hopefully I'll get a flight truly worthy of posting here before the end of the month. This flight was; Flight: Thermal Plane: ASPIRE Disser-E (4th trimming flight) Time: 13min. 6 sec. After 23 sec. Motor Run Location: Pittsfield, Massachusetts, USA Weather: Sunny with 5-8 MPH breeze. Thanks Again, Murph |
Jun 23, 2012, 11:48 AM | |
Converted ASPIRE
Hi Trent,
Here are 2 pictures of my winter project 3.7M ASPIRE Disser E-Conversion. She looks pretty and I hope it will trim out and fly as good as it looks. So far my test flights and trimming is going as expected and I'm very happy with it. It's fitted out with a Hacker B40:10L motor with a 4:4-1 gearbox and 17"x8 carbon folder. In my initial test flights the motor is drawing just over 1,000 watts (1,026W) and 71 Amps. The climb rate on that big sailplane is 550 Meters / Minute and it will get me to 200M in anywhere from 18 to 24 seconds on my RAM. (Good ALES time.) As I said, I did work on this glider because it was just a little banged up when I got it. I was told that it was flow into a set of power-lines and cut the top of the fin off the tail. Who can be the first to look at the pictures and tell me where I stole the rudder and fin from? Have a good weekend guys, Murph |
Jun 24, 2012, 07:45 PM | |
Joined Mar 2007
488 Posts
Marin Rudolph (MMR)
Glider name: Arrow Legend DLG Thermal or Slope: Thermal Date and Time of flight:6/24/12 11:00AM Duration of flight: 51:43 Location: Wilson, NC Hot and sticky eastern NC day - I went out to our club field in Wilson, NC to fly DLG and TD. There are a couple of us that like to fly 'extreme duration' - basically seeing how long we can stay aloft Essentially I got lucky that I launced into a prolonged lift cycle that allowed me to stay way high for a long time., it was also too early for any signifcant sink to delop - that started after lunch... I think this is my DLG PB. Martin |
Jun 24, 2012, 10:56 PM | |
Terre Haute, Indiana, USA
Joined Aug 2004
959 Posts
Forest Flyer
High Aspect 3.1m Thermal June 24, 2012, 4:10 pm Duration: 79 minutes 26 seconds (climb of 20 seconds already subtracted) Location: Terre Haute, IN, USA Calm but challenging conditions today. The flight started with weak sunshine through a high overcast. The thermals were fairly abundant, but not going any higher than about 600 - 700 feet; that was the case for the first 50 minutes of the flight, and several low-level rescues were needed. The sky then cleared, and decent strong thermals developed fairly quickly. The last 20 minutes were pretty easy, mainly spent drifting around in broad, high lift. The flight was cut short by the need to get dinner going (my day to cook). FF |
Jun 24, 2012, 11:06 PM | |
Terre Haute, Indiana, USA
Joined Aug 2004
959 Posts
Forest Flyer
Andromeda 2 m (Art Hobby) Thermal June 23, 2012, 3:15 pm Duration: 33 minutes 12 seconds (climb of 10 seconds already subtracted) Location: Terre Haute, IN, USA Had time on Saturday to take a shot at that nice 63 minute 2-meter time set by Erik S. The best that I could do was about 33 minutes. All of my attempts were ended by huge areas of strong sink, stronger than I have seen in some time. I managed to avoid those periods of sink for about a half-hour on this particular flight. Best to all, FF |
Jun 24, 2012, 11:35 PM | ||
Puts you on top of the leaderboard. Congratulations on the PB! |
Jun 24, 2012, 11:38 PM | ||
Jun 25, 2012, 07:15 AM | ||
yorkshire UK
Joined Oct 2007
5,070 Posts
I have something to aim for now. It's pretty rare to get thermals lasting that long round here though but with the dlg I stand a better chance then with the other powered gliders once I get some height! Tomorrow looks like posible flying day apart from rain in afternoon but forcast light winds in morn so fingers crossed I might actually get some flying in. |
Jun 25, 2012, 01:06 PM | |
Help me here guys
I am following this thread but I can tell i miss something. There are flights that lasted more of an hour but yet a time that is less than that you say it wins. Is it that a flight counts from motor stop or (handlaunch) to land or you count the total time someone is flying regardless how many time he has had to launch ? I am a bit confused. I timed two different times. 17mins after shutting off to land and another 20mins again after shutting off to land. Does these count as a 37min flight or two flights ? Thanks guys |
Jun 25, 2012, 01:09 PM | ||
If I have posted something wrong, please let me know. Thanks, |
Jun 25, 2012, 01:30 PM | ||
Don't mean to jump on you, I am just trying to figure out, what should I count Thanks again |
Jun 25, 2012, 06:59 PM | |
It is the best time....in the Open Class.
We have a 2 meter class, an open class and slope class for electric gliders. This plane is over 2 meters and falls into open class. Forest has been flying the contest a while and knows that a motor restart disqualifies the flight. I understand when he says "rescue" to mean he was low and found new lift. It's probably best not to use the term "rescued" in the contest so as not to be misunderstood. |
Jun 25, 2012, 07:02 PM | ||
Glider name: Silver- Riva models Thermal or Slope: Thermal Date and Time of flight:June 21, 2012 start of flight 16:00 CET Duration of flight: 1:02:44 (after 25 sec motor run) Location: Prašice near Topoĺčany, Slovakia Max Altitude: 1060,93m is 3480,74 ft This flight is already posted as the best flight in 2 meter class. Not sure what the problem is here, if any. If the standings are wrong, someone please chime in and I'll correct. Good opportunity for a couple of requests from me: I did have to look this plane up to classify it, and would ask all contestents to please state the wingspan of the plane you are entering. Saves me some effort. Additionally, when you post an entry, please try to format it as per the instructions, including your name (or screen name), with all leading text as below. Otherwise I have to format the text, move it around and such in order to keep the leaderboard looking nice and tidy. Try to make it so I can simply copy and paste it into the leaderboard. Format for entries: Erik Sipos (grgosko) Glider name: Silver- Riva models Wingspan: 2 meter e glider (or open class e glider) Thermal or Slope: Thermal (or DLG or Slope) Date and Time of flight: June 21, 2012 start of flight 16:00 CET Duration of flight: 1:02:44 (after 25 sec motor run) Location: Prašice near Topoĺčany, Slovakia Max Altitude: 1060,93m is 3480,74 ft (other info and comments below the entry are welcome and encouraged.) Thanks, JS |
Jun 25, 2012, 07:19 PM | ||
Take some time to read the contest rules for the type of plane you are flying. It's pretty simple after you read it through. Basically: No restarts during a flight. Must land within 100 feet of launch. 30 second max motor run at beginning of flight (Thermal) (5 seconds for Slope), subtracted from total flight time. One launch, one landing for each entry. Classes are 2 meter eglider, Open eglider, Hand Launch and slope classes. Hope this helps. |
Jun 25, 2012, 07:28 PM | ||
Joined Mar 2007
488 Posts
Hope this makes sense Martin |
Jun 25, 2012, 07:39 PM | ||
There is no 1.5 meter. There is 2 meter and under. There is open class, which is any plane (but presumably above 2 meter) There is hand launch, which is any size unpowered hand launch plane. There is Slope, which is any size plane. From the rules: The contest is open to all gliders, e-gliders and, if you like, e-airplanes too. If it glides, it qualifies. In Thermal Duration, the contest is split into three classifications, 2-meter and under E Gliders, Open class E Gliders and Hand Launch Gliders. |
Jun 25, 2012, 10:55 PM | ||
Where do the rules limit wingspan for hand launch? If it does, I didn't intend to. Guess I need a poll. Is there a reason to set a span limit on hand launch gliders? I don't have one so I am ignorant.. Input desired.... |
Jun 26, 2012, 08:50 AM | ||
Joined Mar 2007
488 Posts
Model gliders are gliders with the following limitations: Wingspan maximum 1500 mm Weight maximum 600 g Radius of the nose must be a minimum of 5 mm in all orientations. (See F3B nose definition for measurement technique.) The model glider must be launched by hand and is controlled by radio equipment acting on an unlimited number of surfaces. The use of gyros and variometers onboard the model glider is not allowed. The model glider may be equipped with holes, pegs or reinforcements, which allow a better grip of the model glider by hand. The pegs must be stiff and an integral part of the model glider within the half-span of the wing, and be neither extendable nor retractable. Devices, which do not remain a part of the model glider during and after the launch, are not allowed. So much for 'da rules' - I have seen videos of guys specking out their unlimited birds from a hand launch, but I think the intention here is to stick with the official designation. Hope that helps, Martin |
Jun 26, 2012, 09:30 AM | ||
Besides - The last thing I want to see happen is see Jumpy Sticks get loaded down with even more work keeping up with all our entries and decide it's too much work to continue. |
Jun 26, 2012, 10:29 AM | |
My apologies...!
It seems that even i read the rules at the beggining, I lost it somehow and confused with all those listings. Now it is crystal clear. I ll try to put some time here and post. But with such wind I would need a sloper and not a thermal ship... Thanks and again my apologies |
Jun 26, 2012, 01:22 PM | ||
DLG's get an advantage of a much higher launch than a javelin launched 3 meter plane. Pending other inputs to the contrary, I think we'll stick with the hand launch wingspan being unlimited. |
Jun 26, 2012, 01:30 PM | ||
Adding the hand launch and the unlimited has made it a little more work, but it's still not much trouble. I really wouldn't want to add any more classes though. Some of the guys here also participate in a monthly ALES contest hosted on RCgroups in the e-glider section. It's not an all month contest, it happens on specific weekends and looks like lots of fun. If someone wants to set up a separate contest with strict F3K rules, there are plenty of pixels in the RCG pixel bucket to do so. The moderators are very cooperative with requests for a sticky contest thread. It's pretty easy to do. |
Jun 26, 2012, 04:57 PM | ||
Nice job though...bad English or not, the altitude plot speaks for itself. Andy |
Jun 27, 2012, 09:29 AM | |
Joined Mar 2007
488 Posts
Thank you for taking this on Jumpysticks!
Agree 100% with no wingspan limit on hand launch - although most pilots will use a DLG or javelin HL plane for that. Once I get my van back running I will resume flying my Radian Pro - since I fly during my lunch break, I don't want to assemble a plane. I like to have it ready to go: connect the battery, wiggle the sticks - fly! Martin |
Jun 27, 2012, 02:13 PM | |
yorkshire UK
Joined Oct 2007
5,070 Posts
No real need to have hlg wingspan limited I think, it's only a bit of fun int it?
I think that wingspan is not so important anyway, it's more about overall wing loading but I suppose a bigger wing could be built to have a lower loading. At the end of the day it's how good a thermal is there and how good you are at staying up in it, I suppose another advantage of a bigger plane is you can follow the thermal higher because you can see it better therefor gain more height to try to reach the next one. But for this contest it's more about getting good flight times and reporting them so you feel apreciated and of course there's the challenge of beating other flyers times!! |
Jun 29, 2012, 05:07 PM | |
As I promised...
Name : Paraskevas Hadjianastasiou aka Friday Glider Name : Topmodel Albatros 2,44 Thermal or Slope : Slope Date & Time : 29/6/2012 - 16:20 Duration : 00:11:43 (5secs motor to get to lift already excluded) Location : Spata, Greece (Attica) 2,3mi from LGAV A little insite... First slope soaring ever. You can imagine what happened to my knees...! Winds were 19knots ENE with gusts to 39. Took me 15min with the glider on hand to find the courage to launch it, I could barely hold it. At a gap of wind I launched it and up it went. 5secs motor and the lift was so good that I already gained 150ft, at a relatively low slope. Wings scared the heck out of me as they were heavily flexed, but they managed ok. Landing was actually the easiest part. It was more of a heli like landing than an airplane landing. Anyway it was an amazing experience and I could still be flying if I haven't had to leave. Big big smile. Thanks guys. Ps : Also first time participating on any kind of rc competition. Will this competition go on for next month ? |
Jun 30, 2012, 06:42 AM | |
Courage :-)
Congratulations Friday,
Sometimes it takes the biggest amount of courage for any of us to toss our prized possession into the air, not knowing if it will come back to us in one piece or not. Each time I tell myself, "If you don't do it, You'll never know!" And like your present experience, when it works, you're the happiest guy in the world. Nice Flying, Murph |
Jul 01, 2012, 02:02 AM | |
You can check the video in this thread
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1682658 Thanks |
Jul 03, 2012, 08:03 AM | |
yorkshire UK
Joined Oct 2007
5,070 Posts
Well just got back from a good dlg session lol. no record times but I had fun.
wind did not play ball at first was coming form west and very strong and turbuent, but I persisted after 1 and 1/2 hours I had managed a few 6 min flights as the wind changed from the south. All flights were different, one was just a nice thermal which I circled up in but had to bail as it was blown away in no time, another was slope soaring( as were most flights this morn) and the most exiting/intersting for me as I have not done it b4( intentionally anyway) was a dynamic soaring flight where you fly a fast circuit which goes between 2 diferent winds using the wind shear to boast the planes speed which can then be used to gain a bit of height, which means its possible to climb even though no wind is actually going upwards, it's not for the feint hearted though and your plane needs to be strong, I managed to keep the plane flying like this for 5 mins but I did not reach huge speeds like they do on the big slopes(468mph is the record last time I checked) but I could definitely see the principle working! |
Jul 03, 2012, 01:04 PM | ||
Anyone know of a good explanation (preferably with graphics)? |
Jul 03, 2012, 03:18 PM | |
Joined Mar 2007
488 Posts
There is a good explanation on the principle of dynamic soaring in the June edition of RC Soaring Digest.
You can download here: www.rcsoaringdigest.com You will have to navigate to the back issues section. This is a great read, if you're not reading it every month you should. Martin |
Jul 03, 2012, 05:52 PM | |
Congratulations to all the June contest winners!
The July contest is now on. Follow the link below. THE JULY BIG SKY INTERNATIONAL SAILPLANE CONTEST. |
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Andriake, the port of ancient Myra, was a major stopover on the Egypt-to-Rome route that supplied most of Rome's wheat. St. Paul changed ships here on his journey to Rome in 60 AD; and Hadrian built a huge granary on the site (it's hidden in the bushes south of the road just before you get to the modern port of Demre, and is also clearly visible from the Kaş-Demre road, just west of Demre, as you come around the last bend). Recent excavations found a synagogue in the
same area. If you're willing to ford the waist-deep water of the creek, Üçağız is about a seven-hour walk on the Lycian Way with several pretty costal sections.
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Luna's First Quarter 2014 financial statements, and Management's Discussion and Analysis will be available on Luna's website, www.lunagold.com, and www.sedar.com.
The Company will also host a conference call at 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time on Friday, May 16, 2014, to review the financial results and discuss the outlook for the remainder of 2014.
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Reston-based federal contractor NCI Inc. this month agreed to take over a U.S. Army contract from MTC Technologies to train soldiers on new equipment.
The contract is valued at up to $382 million if the Army continues through its scheduled completion date of April 2015. The companies plan to close the deal by the end of this month.
NCI, an information-technology company, said it would use the contract to broaden into "the professional services market."
The contract is divided into three segments: Program Executive Office Soldier (PEO Soldier), Project Manager Soldier Warrior and Project Manager Soldier Equipment.
"The strengths of the PEO Soldier team, when combined with NCI"s core offerings, will open new customers and opportunities for our company and support our organic growth objectives," said NCI Chief Executive Officer Charles Narang.
The contract covers engineering services and support for integrating equipment into the military. NCI said it would retain the professionals MTC Technologies used for the program.
MTC Technologies divested from the contract under a merger agreement with BAE Systems announced this year. The companies said the Army contract would have created a conflict of interest.
Terms of the deal with NCI were not disclosed.
For the fourth quarter of last year, NCI reported record revenues of $88.2 million, compared with $64.6 million for the fourth quarter of 2006. Net income was $3.3 million, or 25 cents per share, compared with $3.1 million, or 23 cents per share, a year ago.
Its stock, NCIT on the Nasdaq, closed yesterday at $18.90 a share, up 40 cents or 2 percent.
NCI serves civilian customers as well as defense and intelligence agencies.
Mr. Narang said the company's major accomplishments of the past year included the acquisitions of engineering firms Karta Technologies and Operational Technologies Services, which expanded its customer base.
Industry analysts generally rank NCI shares as high-risk but a good investment.
"With strong new order flow to end 2007 and record firm and total backlog, NCIT is well-positioned heading into 2008," said Chris Donaghey, a research analyst for investment firm SunTrust Robinson Humphrey.
Heavy defense spending in the federal budget recently approved by Congress will be good for NCI in the current fiscal year, Mr. Donaghey said.
NCI "has been well-insulated to the funding issues which have affected other government [information technology] providers due to its size and position within programs which are operational and/or critical in nature," he wrote in a research note to clients.
Analyst Michael S. Lewis of BB&T Capital Markets said NCI's takeover of the MTC Technologies contract would open the door for other business opportunities.
As a result of the PEO Soldier contract, "we think the firm is in a good position to capture additional market share in higher-end systems engineering work with the customer," Mr. Lewis said.


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: Principal District and Sessions judge Mohan Sripad Sankolli said here on Tuesday that a civilization was judged by how it treated its senior citizens, women and persons with disabilities.
Development was not merely based on economic parameters but also included social parameters, he said.
He was speaking after felicitating senior citizens as part of the International Day of Older Persons organised in the city on Tuesday. The programme was jointly organised by the District Legal Services Authority and State Physically Handicapped and Senior Citizens Empowerment Department.
He said the average life expectancy of Indians was increasing due to advances in healthcare which had thrown up issues related to senior citizens. "It is true that parents sacrifice their life and career for their children. But during old age for various reasons they are separated. Senior citizens should not get despondent over it but overcome it by interacting with other children and keep themselves occupied," Mr. Sankolli said. A seminar on rights of senior citizens was organised on the occasion. The organisers also distributed senior citizens ID cards.


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EC: Corruption Remains Widespread in Bulgaria
Fighting corruption has long been a priority for Bulgaria, and legal reforms have resulted in the establishment of new structures, however, corruption remains widespread.
This is written in the section about Bulgaria in the first ever anti-corruption report of the European Commission.
EC suggests that Bulgaria should shield anti-corruption institutions from political influence and appoint their management in a transparent, merit-based procedure.
As in the report under the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism (CVM) random assignment of cases in courts is again mentioned as having to be ensured by an effective nationwide system.
The Commission further suggests that a code of ethics is adopted for members of the National Assembly, and that dissuasive sanctions for corruption in public procurement are enforced at national and local level.
Alongside an analysis of the situation in each EU Member State, the European Commission is also presenting two extensive opinion polls of Eurostat.
More than three quarters of European citizens, and 84 percent or Bulgarians, agree that corruption is widespread in their home country. Four percent of Europeans, and 11 percent of Bulgarians, say that they have been asked or expected to pay a bribe in the past year. And only 9 percent of Bulgarians - the lowest percentage in the EU - consider that there are sufficient prosecutions to deter people from corrupt practices.
In its official press release, EC notes that corruption continues to be a challenge for Europe.
The report shows that both the nature and level of corruption, and the effectiveness of measures taken to fight it, vary from one Member State to another. It also shows that corruption deserves greater attention in all Member States, EC says.
This is illustrated by the results of a Eurobarometer survey on the attitudes of Europeans towards corruption published today. The survey shows that three quarters (76%) of Europeans think that corruption is widespread and more than half (56%) think that the level of corruption in their country has increased over the past three years. One out of twelve Europeans (8%) say they have experienced or witnessed a case of corruption in the past year.
The report was presented at a press conference by Commissioner for Home Affairs Cecilia Malmstrom.
The full annex on Bulgaria read HERE.
The national highlights read HERE.
The entire report can be found HERE.
- » Bulgaria Deputy PM Vows Govt Action to Address Issues in EU's CVM Report
- » Bulgaria: EU Commission's 2015 CVM Report in Brief
- » EU CVM Report Urges Bulgaria To Speed Up Judicial Reform
- » EU Blasts at Bulgaria's High-Level Corruption in New CVM Report
- » Yonko Grozev Elected as Bulgaria's Judge to ECHR
- » Bulgaria's Overall Progress 'Not Enough' - CVM Report Fascimile
Nobody cares they turn a blind eye. A man. Named Marian Zamfirov from Rousse scammed me out of more than €600.000. I have been fighting this for more than 2 years and neither the government or the prosecuter shave done anything about this guy. I lost everything and they turn a blind eye. He even opened 2 haulage companies with my money.left me penniless. So nobody cares in Bulgaria it's is so corrupt and many money launder also.m
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"Three copyright-related bills are currently in play at the start of 2012 – all of which take aim at any website beyond U.S. borders that distribute counterfeit or copyright infringing products. All three bills operate under the assumption that there is a problem that needs to be solved – and the best, or only, way to combat online infringement overseas is with more law targeted at foreign websites. These bills have the potential to negatively impact fundamental library principles. The following chart [link] is for quick reference (not meant to be comprehensive), and outlines the primary issues and concerns of interest to the library community and those who use the Internet."
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