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Zoeller: My Tiger comment was joke gone awryBy DAVE SKRETTA
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Ed Carpenter, right, responds to a question as Fuzzy Zoeller listens during a media interview for the Indianapolis Thursday.INDIANAPOLIS Fuzzy Zoeller says hes paid his dues after his infamous remarks about Tiger Woods ordering fried chicken for the Masters champions dinner, and believes similar comments made by Sergio Garcia will eventually blow over.
Garcia has apologized to Woods after saying at a recent awards dinner in London that he would serve fried chicken if the two rivals had dinner at the U.S. Open. Garcia called it a silly remark, adding that in no way was the comment meant in a racist manner.
Still, the comment brought up the stereotype of simple-minded blacks obsessed with chicken and watermelon a stereotype that dates back more than a century.
It also brought back memories of a similar comment that Zoeller made during the 1997 Masters, when Woods was romping to victory. Himself a former champion, Zoeller said on camera that he hoped Woods wouldnt order fried chicken for the dinner honoring past champions the following year.
Mine was a joke that went bad. What the hell, I paid my dues, Zoeller said at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, where his spirits company Fuzzys Ultra Premium Vodka is sponsoring the pole-winning car that will be driven by Ed Carpenter in Sundays race.
While folks still remember his infamous comments, Zoeller said theyre well in the past.
Garcias eventually will be, too.
I dont know. Theyve had feuds before. Its just the way it is. Thats sports, Zoeller said. Theres going to be feuds here this week sometime (at Indianapolis). Someone will get in (a spat) out here. Some youll hear about, some you wont.
Woods and Garcia have had a tumultuous couple of weeks, dating to the third round of The Players Championship, when Garcia implied that Woods purposely stirred up the gallery as the Spaniard was playing a shot. Woods said it was not surprising that Garcia was complaining.
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I've been using Straight A to clean/sanitize my bottles because it says it's good for removing labels also. I always end up with this weird film on my bottles after I am done. Yes I know it's not a "no rinse cleanser" and I have been rinsing them 10 times or more and still have this film on them. It looks almost like condensation but when I rub my fingers over the film, it feels rough, not smooth. Does anyone know what this is? I have still been bottling with this film and the beer tastes fine. Does anyone have any suggestions for a better way to clean my bottles while removing labels? Thanks. Charlie
Straight-A, as I understand, is NOT a sanitizer...its only a cleaner (and really good at removing bottle labels). clean with straight-A, sanitize with a different product, like One-Step (no-rinse sanitizer), or StarSan.
The film shows up if left too long. It must be a by product of hard water. If you mix Straight A with distilled water you get no film. If you mix it double strength, fill the bottles with regular water and just soak the outside (labels), you use less, won't get the film inside the bottle and can wipe it off. It is tough to get out of the inside of a bottle. Barry


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The amount of inspiration developers have taken from Tribes both in gameplay mechanics, art style and community features is so unrecognized it's absolutely baffling. The game features things you'd find in a lot of popular modern shooters such as large scale battles, vehicles, equipment use such as deployable turrets, sensors and inventory stations, and unique weaponry. You
Players had dedicated positions on the map with defined jobs and
responsibilities. It broke down to offense and defense in capture the flag matches, usually with someone dedicated to playing with Heavy Armor and sitting on your team's flag as a nice brick wall of defense if an enemy player some how got passed the patrolling Light Defense players around the perimeter of your team's base. Offense was usually broken down into Light Armored players attacking the enemy flag and covering the flag carrier if a player managed to grab it. Heavy Armored players that were on offense cleared the path with mortars and rockets, taking out enemy assets like base turrets and sensors, allowing the light armored players a quick and safe escape after grabbing the flag. Sometimes dedicated midfield players were necessary depending on the map, usually being light armored for quick and low profile attacks on incoming enemy offense.
Tribes 2 is one of the most influential online multiplayer games ever created. Coming only years after the first in the franchise, it made large improvements over it's predecessor in many ways. From it's unconventional method of movement and travel, to it's vast map designs, weapon and vehicle selections; this game was far ahead of it's time. It offered the most rich competition environment I've seen to date, and it truly saddens me that the franchise is essentially dead and gone. Though Garage Games who is made up of most of the original staff from Dynamix now owns the IP, hopes of another true sequel to this franchise are still low as Garage Games is a small time indie developer. The next few years should offer a better idea of if they'll ever be able to afford to put out a full retail title again.
Although there are many reasons why this game and the franchise itself never really had the huge user-base it deserved, I think that the biggest reason was because it was the type of game where there was a very, very clear cut line between the veterans and the new players.. and it took a lot of time and effort to cross that line from new player into skilled player. That coupled with the fact that the elite pushed so many new players out with an almost cutthroat competitive edge, and of course it doesn't hurt that the developer Dynamix was fired from Sierra shortly after the games release (which reasons still escape me to this day) and you've got a recipe for a moderate to small sized, but incredibly hardcore fan-base. All in all, what this game offers and the franchise has always offered is unmatched gameplay based on unique skills, and not simply knee-jerk reaction times ala Counterstrike.
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Michael DiRoccoPredicting where Florida's draft-eligible players will be selected on what should be a banner NFL draft for the Gators.
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Michael DiRoccoWhile he admits the middle of his defense has some holes to fill, UF coach Will Muschamp and his staff are quite focused this spring on strengthening the Gators at linebacker, safety and cornerback, and then some.
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Florida Gators who could leave early for NFL draft
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Michael DiRoccoAs it has all season, Florida's defense led the way to another win. This time it was courtesy of four interceptions in a 14-7 victory against Missouri.
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Several Florida Gators could be picked in 2013 NFL draft
Michael DiRoccoOnly two Florida players were selected in last weekend's NFL draft, the fewest since 2008. The 2013 draft, however, will be a different story. The Gators could have as many as 11 players drafted.
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Florida Gators post-spring defensive depth chart
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Florida Gators spring preview - safeties
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Florida Gators still trying to improve chemistry
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Florida Gators defensive back position analysis
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Michael DiRoccoMichael DiRocco takes an early look at what Florida's spring depth chart on defense might look like. The Gators have solid depth and will need more impact plays.
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TL;DR - How can I beat 5-man physical dps teams when paired with players who don't comprehend teamwork? To start, I almost always solo queue. I suppose that finding some good people to play with would help me a lot, but I play at weird hours. My main question is what are some ways that I could carry without being a physical DPS champion. Honestly, I hate playing as physical DPS types and think they are very boring to play. I've tried "carrying" as a pusher hero, but that is trumped by 5-man gank. I've tried spell-casters, but that gets trumped by abundant MR and lack of Magic Pen. I've tried tanks, but I don't see how tanks really have a chance to carry when built as a tank. Even incredible initiators like Amumu and Malphite require a team that will attack after you initiate. It feels like I am in a very low ELO bracket because every game has about 9 physical DPS guys and then me. Every game is about the same. Allies who aren't in my lane die a few times, giving the other team the advantage. Then, the other team is gank earlier because they are at a higher level. Then, someone on my team (other than me) for some reason thinks they can win 3v1 and fails repeatedly. Then, the other team pretty much rolls around as a 5-man and breaks all our towers. I just don't understand how team of 5 DPSers can be so hard to beat.
you make premades.
try twitch bd strats. force your enemies to split up.
Shaco rapes hard too if ure enemies are not coordinated well
From yor post I can think that you: Have terrible teammates which dont know about teamwork and picking balanced team. The consequence : DPS get overfarmed/overfeeded. Then its gg. Decision: Either get higher ELO where ppl not so retarded or get a Pre-Made with friends. As a side note - try Jax, he is good counter to most DPS characters with his dodge and awesome skills. But you will need at least someone who will tank for you. So in case you have at least some decent players, try Jax vs all dps team.
If your team really sucks that badly, what you should do is ignore your team and get farmed up. Either set up ganks by yourself, or just run through lanes always farming. Tanks can carry very well, and spellcasters can carry exceptionally also. It is not the base stats that determine a characters carry potential it is the items you go. If you pick a tank, try going for health items early than going straight damage. For example Singed, go Regrowth Pendant -> Philospher's Stone -> Sunfire Cape -> Infinity Edge, it all depends on your team and your enemies team. If you see many low health dpser's go full tank but get only Sunfire Capes. This may seem stupid but they stack and the DPS is ridiculous and oy won't have to do anything. This may seem cheap, but cheap is encouraged sometimes. For example backdooring...


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Three Middlebury students honored by Center for Research on Vermont
July 1, 2009
Middlebury, Vt. - Three Middlebury College seniors have received recognition for their research projects from the Center for Research on Vermont at the University of Vermont. Elizabeth Kelley is the recipient of the 2009 Andrew E. Nuquist Award for Outstanding Student Research on a Vermont Topic. Gregory McDermott received the 2009 George B. Bryan Award for Excellence in Vermont Research. Benjamin Robins received special mention from the Nuquist Award committee. The awards were presented at the Center's annual meeting on May 1.
Kelley, an environmental studies major from Westborough, Mass., won the Nuquist award for her senior thesis titled "The Implications of the Greening of Social Capital: Evidence from Bristol, Vermont." She examined the networks of relationships known as social capital and their changes over a two-hundred-year span in Bristol. According to Middlebury College Professor of International Environmental Economics Jonathan Isham, who advised the thesis and recommended it for the Nuquist award, Kelley's research explores the lessons of Bristol's two-century transformation for this challenging new century. "Her case study of the Bristol gravel pit proposal-tensions about who we are as Vermonters and how we choose to use our working landscape-will resound in many ways," Isham said.
Elizabeth Kelley '09 received the 2009 Andrew E. Nuquist Award for Outstanding Student Research on a Vermont Topic. |
McDermott, a history major from New Canaan, Conn., received the Bryan Award for his seminar paper titled "Leave It or Sink with It: The Rise and Fall of the Vermont Know-Nothing Party." Middlebury College Professor of History James Ralph advised the project and recommended it for the Bryan Award. According to Ralph, the ascendancy of the Republican Party in Vermont during the 1850s, a decade of tremendous political turbulence, was only possible because of the role of the Know-Nothings. "This paper reminds us of that short-lived party's pivotal role in the evolution of Vermont politics," said Ralph.
Robins, of Chappaqua, N.Y., received special mention from the Nuquist Award Committee for his senior thesis examining the role of the short-lived Students' Army Training Corps at Middlebury College, Dartmouth College and the University of Vermont. Middlebury College Assistant Professor of History Amy Morsman advised and submitted the thesis. "The final product is enlightening about life in early twentieth-century Vermont," says Morseman. "It also advances scholars' understanding of how this government-education alliance worked in a time of war, and it makes an excellent case for the study of local history."
Benjamin Robins received special mention from the Nuquist Award Committee for his senior thesis. |
The award-winning projects-along with those of the finalists-will be added to the University of Vermont Library's Department of Special Collections. This is the fifth year in a row that a Middlebury student has won the Nuquist Award. Since its inception in 1982, 15 Middlebury students have won the award. For more information about the awards and their recipients, visit www.uvm.edu/~crvt.
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I'd be that way because damn if them Cajuns didn't invent some of the best food in the world. A little bit Spanish, a whole lot French, and flavored with the heat and humid soul of the American South. No matter what you want to call it -- Cajun, Iberian, Creole, Acadian -- it's a beautiful cuisine, global but grounded, complicated by touches of African and Southern Italian cookery, then juiced with a little gothic bog-water voodoo. There's magic in those kitchens and cook shacks, an alchemy mixing together a half-dozen competing culinary traditions, then drawing out one long, fine thread of historic dishes that American-born gourmands still lust after today. Gumbo, chicken stew, red beans and rice, étouffée, spicy fried chicken and rum-heavy umbrella drinks served in hurricane glasses the size of a 7-Eleven Slurpee: These were the gifts to our melting-pot culture from an unbroken chain of sweaty Louisiana chefs stomping 'round their galleys in bloodstained whites, gone a little crazy from the heat but still working wizardry with the peasant foods they'd grown up with. Bananas Foster from Commander's Palace -- the world would be a poorer place without that flaming, deadly, delicious dessert. Beignets and Café du Monde for breakfast. Po' boys in the Quarter. 'Gator on a stick, charred crunchy and black over open-flame braziers on the streets of Baton Rouge.
Cajun food was a true fusion cuisine long before there was any such word, merging the best tastes of the European canon with a Baptist picnic, throwing in some booze, sweat and sex, then cooking it all the way a jazz piano man plays -- in endless, looping riffs of improvisation and flavor, always returning to a solid center of technique and tradition. It's no wonder that New Orleans produced Lagasse, our first super-celebrity chef, as well as the granddaddy of them all, Paul Prudhomme, who was slinging catchphrases on the idiot box while Emeril was still making nickels turning dough in Fall River. And it's also no wonder that New Orleans spawned the first Girls Gone Wild video, since sex runs through the streets there bare-assed on a Saturday night, with everyone buttoning up again all nice and sweet for church come Sunday morning.
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Sex and religion, food, booze and heat. In Louisiana, they realized a long time ago that none of these things are mutually exclusive. And while smarty-pants writers from all over now say things like "food is the new sex" and cooking the new revivalist religion, in New Orleans and Shreveport and Lafayette, in the food towns and downtowns and all those nowheres in between, they've known forever that food is sex, is religion, is everything. Taken all together, it's just life -- and a good one.
But Denver is a long way from the bayou, and Broussard's Creole Cafe is a long way from becoming the kind of Creole restaurant it wants to be.
Late last year, Joel Broussard took over the oversized space on Colfax Avenue that for decades was home to Pierre Wolfe's Quorum, then a string of unsuccessful restaurants ranging from Mexican to Indian and now Creole. Officially, Broussard's has been open for four months -- but it's been doing business much longer. While Broussard was still moving in, fussing with the kitchen and the menu, people from the neighborhood would wander in, demanding gumbo and cold beers. So long before the restaurant was ready -- but as soon as the awning went up and the smell of sautéeing onions and peppers, cumin and sweet sausage and gumbo stink started drifting out onto Colfax -- Broussard's began drawing a lunch crowd, testament to the magnetic pull of Creole cuisine. And the kitchen simply served anyone who came in, trucking out plates of whatever was on the stove that day: shrimp scampi, bayou chicken salads with green onions and strawberries, stewed chicken or jambalaya. That was smart business, a way to build a loyal following.
But now, months later, Broussard's is still doing the same. It's never moved beyond that phase of scrambling disorganization and seems to be locked into a constant soft opening, still working out the kinks. There are palm trees painted on the pillars that break up the left-hand dining room (the only one I've ever seen in use, and never at close to capacity); there's a giant 'gator painted on one wall, and another cut out of green construction paper and stuck over the doors to the kitchen. Above the windows hang party-store decorations -- streamers meant to look like hanging vines or willow moss, and giant paper bougainvilleas -- but at best, this looks like a space hastily dolled up for a rush opening, at worst like a frat house decorated for a tropical-theme kegger.


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Thursday, August 14, 2014
One more opportunity to learn-
Illinois Farm Bureau's five-day "waters of the U.S.," also known as WOTUS, roadshow ended Friday, but there's at least one more chance to learn about the proposed rule.
Jefferson and Franklin County Farm Bureaus will host a meeting at 6 p.m. Aug. 20 at the Farm Credit Services Building, 210 Potomac Blvd., Mount Vernon. Members in all counties south of Interstate 64 can attend, and should RSVP by Thursday to their local county Farm Bureau.
Additional meetings may be held, but haven't been finalized.
Last week, 19 counties participated in eight meetings across the state. At least 500 members attended.
Lauren Lurkins, director of natural and environmental resources, and Adam Nielsen, director of national legislation and policy development, traveled the state, explaining how the proposed rule could affect farmers.
"We have a lot of avenues to get this sort of information out, but nothing beats the face-to-face interaction and answering the questions of our members," Lurkins said.
IFB opposes the proposed rule, which was introduced by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Army Corps of Engineers.
EPA says the proposed rule merely clarifies which bodies of water are federally regulated. IFB says it expands federal jurisdiction beyond what Congress intended.
Linden Warfel, president of Champaign County Farm Bureau, said he appreciated hearing insight from Lurkins and Nielsen. About 50 people attended the Champaign session.
"Farmers being exempt sounds good -- until you know what it takes to qualify as a farmer," he said. "How many farmers have farmed the same field since 1977? In my 52 seasons as a farmer, I've bought and sold land, and switched farms. I don't have one field today that would qualify me."
Blake Roderick, manager of Pike and Scott County Farm Bureaus, said nearly 100 people from 10 counties in west-central Illinois attended a session in Pittsfield. They "walked away with the tools needed to get the EPA to 'Ditch the Rule.' "
"The session went great," he said. "I am continually impressed by the knowledge, enthusiasm and passion Adam Nielsen and Lauren Lurkins have with this issue."
"Farmers know how dangerous this proposal is to their lives, livelihoods and private property rights," he said. "They understand that farming is all about land and water. When EPA gets control of the water, they get control of the land."
This story was written by FarmWeek writer, Deana Stroisch.
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In 2009 four young, perpetually black-clad Londoners released an album blessed with a rare feeling of what one could call "sonic unity": every track just fits. There's something incredibly clean about the xx's self-titled debut, as though the band are performing in an hermetically sealed room devoid of furniture, fittings, dust, microbes and, well, anything that isn't their instruments. Sparse drum machine beats, taut bass, a guitar tone polished to a mirror sheen and understated vocals from Oliver Sim and Romy Madley Croft make up a record of immense restraint. It's almost the opposite of Phil Spector's "wall of sound": there's an evidence of sonic space here that makes the xx's gloomy brand of pop a joy to listen to.
Standout tracks: "Intro", "Islands", "Shelter"
Rage Against The Machine: Rage Against The Machine (1992)
Thanks to bands like Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park and Papa Roach, the fusion of hip-hop and hard rock would later become a byword for "horrific men saying horrifically dumb things", but it all started in much better place: Rage Against The Machine's eponymous debut album. While those other bands might have been angry at their parents, Rage were angry about the Western world, the military-industrial complex, the entire capitalist system. Very angry. Zack de la Rocha's politically-charged lyrics and Tom Morello's squealing guitar make for an incendiary mix, but Bob Ludwig's mastering keeps everything from boiling over. We have no hesitation in saying that this is one of the cleanest, most audiophile-friendly hard rock albums ever made. Marxist political theory rarely sounded so funky.
Standout tracks: "Bombtrack", "Killing In The Name", "Bullet In The Head"
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Jay-Z: The Blueprint (2001)
Almost universally regarded as Jay-Z's finest album, The Blueprint is a hip-hop rarity: a record without numerous guest appearances. It's a decision that allows Jay's abilities as an emcee to shine – although he's aided by the fantastic production, much of it from a young upstart named Kanye West. West's soulful, vocal sample-heavy 60s-inspired tracks give The Blueprint much of its character, and from a pure sound quality point of view it's one of the best albums in rap history.
Standout tracks: "Izzo (H.O.V.A.)", "Girls, Girls, Girls", "Heart of the City (Ain't No Love)"
Animal Collective: Merriweather Post Pavilion (2009)
When Baltimore psyche-pop oddballs Animal Collective turned to samplers and synths as the dominant instruments for their eighth studio album, few could have guessed that it would turn out to be their most successful on both the commercial and critical fronts (although it's far from a mainstream pop record, and less open-minded listeners might find its unconventional song structure baffling).
The members of the band are older and have settled down, but their youthful joie de vivre hasn't melted away in Merriweather Post Pavilion – it's just shifted focus. There are songs about Avey Tare and Panda Bear's families on here but not a trace of sentimentality, just soaring, luscious electronic soundscapes and harmony-heavy vocals that bring to mind a post-rave culture Beach Boys.
Standout tracks: "My Girls", "Summertime Clothes", "Brother Sport"
Fleetwood Mac: Rumours (1977)
Rumours' meta-story is almost as compelling as the album itself: recorded against the backdrop of two intra-band breakups and rampant cocaine consumption, it signalled a new mainstream rock direction for the British bluesy throwbacks – one that propelled the group into new realms of popularity. Spurred by the songcraft of new American recruits Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, Fleetwood Mac produced an LP without a skippable song (well, maybe "Oh Daddy" if you're feeling particularly mean), and the production and mastering are every bit as noteworthy as the hooks.
Standout tracks: "Dreams", "Go Your Own Way", "The Chain"


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Nice find! They're getting brave! Food source at this time of the year is getting scares,...checking out and nibbling on almost anything! |
Yes they come into the yard every day. Up to 5 at a time. Somtimes they will bed down at the back of my house. So far no damage but if we get much more snow which it sounds like we will my apple trees may be on their menu. Sure hope not. |
They're coming into our yard too but i haven't gotten a good clear picture of them. We also have four or five of them, depending, or one small guy who seems to wander off on his own sometime. Dh has a bit of hay and feed on the far side of the driveway and is adding little treats for them like the crabapple preserves a neighbour gave him and frozen vegetables. They've pruned a couple of things in the flower beds, but nothing serious, and there's way more snow now so harder for them to get in it. The like the sunflower seeds we leave for the birds too! |
That's like my heard. There is one that often brings up the rear way late. Looking at this one I'd say she is pregnant' Her flank area is pretty well filled and considering the amount of snow we have I doubt she is fat. |
Ours were here this afternoon but they were really spooky. Dh thinks there might be wolves around. :( |
Um..I think I look at these visitors differently than you guys haha! They ARE beautiful, but I shoot at them with our BB gun anytime I catch them in our yard..doesn't injure them, but the sound scares them more than yelling at them. I have to put up stupid little fences around all of my young trees in our yard, it is very unpleasing to the eye! Otherwise they girdle all my trees. For my young shelterbelt, I have to paint them with a deer spray to deter them, otherwise they top the trees continually. If you have anything you would hate to have destroyed, I sure wouldn't encourage them into your yard. They'll keep coming back, and they are capable of digging up the crowns of perennials with their sharp hooves..even when frozen and snow covered. I know from experience! |
No I sure don't encourage it. Chase them any chance I get. That's the last thing I want is for them to eat my shrubs and trees etc..There's a guy a short ways away that feeds them but for some reason they always end up here even tho I chase them any time I see them. |
You must have better tasting plants! :) Ah, the burdens of being a gardener.. |
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As we all know, our honeybees are having a terrible time, and while there are many factors to consider, the one that is most critical is the use of systemic pesticides. Systemic basically means that the active insect killing agent is within the plant itself. Therefore the flowers and the pollen are toxic to the bees.
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Of particular concern is a group of pesticides, chemically similar to nicotine, called neonicotinoids (neonics for short), and one in particular called clothianidin. Instead of being sprayed, neonics are used to treat seeds, so that they're absorbed by the plant's vascular system, and then end up attacking the central nervous systems of bees that come to collect pollen. Virtually all of today's genetically engineered Bt corn is treated with neonics. The chemical industry alleges that bees don't like to collect corn pollen, but new research shows that not only do bees indeed forage in corn, but they also have multiple other routes of exposure to neonics.
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We knew that MBA programs don't come cheap, but six figures? According to Poets and Quants, Duke University's Global Executive MBA program is the seventh most expensive in the world at $166,000 for 15 months. Not to mention an additional $2,000 charge per elective. UNC's Global One EMBA comes in at No. 34 with a $105,520 expense. And No. 1? The University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business at a whopping $181,500. And it doesn't matter if you enroll in the home or satellite campus. Is it worth it?
• Where is Pharrell Williams? Raleigh-Durham is ranked No. 4 on a list of the happiest cities in the U.S. with a population of over 1 million. Are you happy?
• What scandal? The academic scandal hovering over UNC-Chapel Hill hasn't kept away donors. The university netted almost $300 million for fiscal year 2014, its second-best year ever, and a 9 percent increase from a year ago.
• Close the gap. It's pretty well known that American women who work full time are paid 77 cents for every dollar paid to a male counterpart. But black women fare even worse at 64 cents for every dollar paid to white men. That means black women have to work nearly 19 months to make as much as white men in the previous year alone, according to the National Women's Law Center. And it crosses all occupations from doctors to customer reps to personal care aides. For shame!


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The U.S. Supreme Court is filled with men and women with Ivy League degrees. They've studied law, politics, and history.
I'm beginning to think they skipped the chapter on William Clark and Montana's Copper Kings.
This week, the Court continued its assault on decades of law aimed at ensuring the American people – not the wealthy few – decide our elections. The court overturned limits on overall contributions to political candidates and party committees.
In Montana, we called for fair elections more than 100 years ago. In the early 1900s, wealthy Montana mining corporations – led by men like Clark – bought influence, support and even a U.S. Senate seat. In response, Montana's forefathers voted to limit corporate influence in elections.
A majority of justices don't seem to understand the corrosive history of money in politics.
This week's decision is another set back for our democracy. In an era where corporations are people, this decision further empowers a select few at the expense of working folks.
More money, more influence
More money in politics doesn't just mean more ads come election season. More money also means more influence over lawmakers once they take office.
I've seen both firsthand. In 2012, two years after the Supreme Court opened the floodgates with Citizens United, outside groups flooded America's airwaves with millions of dollars of misleading political ads. My Senate race that year was the most expensive in our state's history, with the price tag topping $50 million – that's more than $100 for every vote cast.
In Washington, I've seen colleagues hesitate to introduce legislation popular in their home states because they knew it would spur big-moneyed outside groups to spend millions to defeat them in their next election – leaving constituents with one less person fighting for their priorities.
It's a classic case of the 1 percent dictating the lives and wellbeing of the 99 percent. And it's a classic case of the folks who write checks getting a seat at the table while regular folks get shut out.
In 2012, Montanans stood up once again to big-money and its influence over our democratic system. In a voter referendum that passed by a 3 to 1 margin, you called on Montana's congressional delegation to introduce a Constitutional Amendment overturning the Citizens United decision. I am proud to say I met this challenge.
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I will keep fighting for my amendment, but it's clear we must tackle this problem from all angles, including increasing transparency in campaigns.
That's why I've introduced legislation to require Senate candidates to electronically file their campaign finance reports. Believe it or not, Senate candidates still file their reports on paper, preventing Americans from seeing who is backing their campaigns for months – even until after Election Day.
I will continue to be your ally in our fight for good, honest and transparent government.
You elected me in 2006 to clean up Washington – to make it 'look a little more like Montana.' Over the last eight years, I've done my best to bring more Montana common sense to the Senate. We need to continue telling the court and the 1 percent that we won't let our government be sold to the highest bidder.


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- Cartoon Characters: Woody Woodpecker, Wolfie Wolf.
- Originally Released in 1946.
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Woody Woodpecker, reading the story of "The Grasshopper and the Ant," is unimpressed. What saps the ants are storing food for winter! says lazy Woody. Work isn't for Woody, so he flops into a hammock. Six months later, he wakes up under a blanket of snow, famished. With starvation staring him in the face, he hears a wolf (literally) at his door. Woody grabs a book, "How to Cook a Wolf." Much to the wolf's surprise, the starving woodpecker is out to eat the wolf. Woody disguises himself as Little Red Riding Hood to lure the wolf to grandmother's house. Envisioning Woody as a delicious roast woodpecker, the wolf beats him there and climbs into bed. In a series of episodes, Woody and the wolf each try to eat the other, and it's hysterical fun trying to figure out just "who's cookin' who." Just as the wolf's about to win, Woody awakens from what has been a bad dream; he starts to help the grasshopper and ants.
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Thanks, Dan.
The idea behind the hose clamp is to make it easier to get the fan out down the road, if it needs to be replaced or whatever. Getting tape out from the behind the blind side of the fan would be tough, and replacing it afterwards even tougher. I'm thinking, loosen the clamp, slide the exhaust tube to the rear an inch, and pull the fan. Don't know why I went to all the hassle of making a template for the exhaust. I just now rolled the PETG up and slid it in there. All I gotta do is clamp it down, make some marks on it with a sharpie and proceed. Must have my head in rectal defilade, again. |
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After reading that it's easy to be quite a bit nose heavy with this bird, I think I'll stick with the hose clamp. Being that far behind the CG, it should help a little. Also, it's way more elegant than tape or zip ties.
I did all the reinforcing called for in the tail cone area, and sheeted the bottom between B9 and B10. Should be able to install the mounts for the fiberglass nozzle assembly, and complete the PTEG cone construction. Then, I want to clamp the glass nozzle in place and do a full power run up to insure that my inlets don't collapse and I have no air leaks. |
Dec 09, 2012, 07:18 PM | |
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Here's the completed propulsion system installation.
Used some aluminum standoffs between B9 and the glass tail cone so it can be held on (with PETG nozzle attached) by a couple of 10-32 screws. Not real happy with running the motor wires out the back, but don't know what else could be done to make the fan serviceable. I could run them through a hole in the PETG (and maybe use that nice pylon that came with the fan) but that means sealing the hole with silicone or something and making the whole setup permanent. As it is, I can go through the fan hatch, loosen the hose clamp, remove the tail cone screws, slide the nozzle/tail cone to the rear and get to the connections on the motor. Voila. Put a couple pieces of that 1/4" lite ply crossways on the bottom of the battery tray as ESC mounts. It will stick out maybe 1/8" of an inch into the slipstream. Full power test today was a non event. She pulled about 64 amps and really displayed some push. No leaks or defects that I could find, and the RC Lander fan is very well balanced- no detectable vibration. Sucker is loud, tho, first time an RC propulsion system made my ears ring. I set my Castle ICE esc to inrunner, high timing, and highest PWM (24 I think). I can't find any info on the motor other than Kv, which is 1900. Runs OK with all that, though, so it must not be too far off. |
Dec 09, 2012, 07:56 PM | |
Here are some examples of Bob B's suggestion. You can form the wires where they exit the thrust tube, and cover them with heat shrink to form a nice fairing. This will keep them too a "one wire" profile in the thrust tube area, reducing the turbulance, drag, as well keeping the wires as short as possible, and saving some weight. |
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Your pictures made me realized what I needed to do: re-install the little fairing that came on the DF. By playing around with the O'clock position of the fairing, you can see that I got it close to flush with the inside of the PTEG nozzle. The slot in the PTEG is longer than it needs to be so I can fish the motor wires through the hole while installing the nozzle from the rear. Without the demountable tail cone, I would have really been painted into a corner by now. Thanks again. |
Dec 10, 2012, 12:06 AM | |
Sorry I haven't been following along, but I just popped in when I saw the comment about the long wires.
I believe those closed motor fairings retain more heat than they dissipate. Not to make more work for you, but on a similar motor fairing (Skyworld) to yours, we asked Skyworld to add a 1/2" hole to the aft end for "flow thru". The one in in the pics below was modified by me. Be sure to the heat shrink tubing extends past where the motor wires extend past the metal motor wire fairing. I've seen the soft silicone insulation severed by the sharp edge and short the motor. |
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It appears to be a "Fury Fan". I recognized the housing and tail cone, as I replaced the motor a couple of years ago with an upgrade, after the wires chaffed against the motor fairing and shorted out. I believe the early models had 2 pole motors. The one I just looked up states that it comes with a "new" 4 pole motor. I'd suggest that you consult with your dealer for the motor specs on your specific model. |
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It claims to be an RC Lander. Is that the same as a Fury? Anyway, I was trying to determine the RPM off the data log feature in the Castle, and by setting the number of poles to 2, it looks correct. Somewhere around 30K on the ground. I expect it will go up quite a bit with 100 mph ram air in the intake ducts.
If the RCL 90mm fan holds up well, I'll probably get one of their 120mm units when I get ready to do the Yellow F-4E. This afternoon I mounted the Rx and some straps to hold the 6S 4000 pack in place, as she's going to the annual CAP Squadron awards banquet to show off her taxi skills. (The Cadets get to practice taxi with the Aerostar trainer, I get the Phabulous Phantom.) |
Dec 10, 2012, 04:53 PM | |
It appears they are the same EDF. Do they still have radial grooves on the Fan housing I.D.?
In an effort to remain neutral, I'm still suggesting that you refer to your original supplier for additional support. I have no experiance with the Lander motors. I will say that I would loose the heavy tailcone (the EDF is heavy as it is. and wire fairing. Put real heatsink on it (with big axial fins) and simply fair the wires in the thrust tube area with heat shrink tubing. (as in my photos above) The steel band clamp is heavy and not necessary. Just tape the Thrust tube to the EDF using "Scotch" brand shiney cellophane tape. BTW, you have lots of time invested in Dan's kit. It looks great! |
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