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Apr 20, 2012, 06:34 PM | ||
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Stop worrying about the max watts the motor is rated for, cool it well and you will be fine, I would be more worried about your ESC.
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Apr 20, 2012, 11:40 PM | ||
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If you have the latest RiteWing ESC, the blue 65amp model then the turnigy programing card WILL NOT work. Chris can sell you the proper card for the blue ESCs.
Apr 21, 2012, 01:26 AM | |
Hey guys. Do the elevons have a top and a bottom? I know rocky's video shows how to find the "top side" of the elevon, but the ritewing manual doesn't mention a top v.s. bottom surface.
If there is a top v.s. bottom surface, then I messed up a cut and now I have two right side elevons. Am I over thinking it, or does this need to be respected? Hope that makes sense. |
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Apr 21, 2012, 02:43 AM | |
Yeah, I realize that.. I'm just asking If it makes a difference. If one of my elevons is upside down, will it restrict control surface articulation in such a way that it adversely affects flight control?
I messed up one of my cuts so now I've basically got two "right wing" elevons" I'm trying to decide whether I go out and buy new balsa or just mount them the way i've cut em. |
Apr 21, 2012, 06:51 AM | ||
I'm running 2X4000 mah 4S zippy compact 25/35C weight of each battery is 366g Graupner folding prop 10X6 and Aeronaut folding prop 9X7 have been flown ESC is Turnigy plush 60 amp with exposed heat sink (heat shrink removed) and thicker battery wires .. Havne't tested the New ritewing motor yet .. I've flown 4 flights with the Hyperion ZS 3014-12 1132KV Watt meter shows a max of 52 amp and 812 watts at WOT with fully charged lipos ... instead of 67 amp shown by ecalc I feel my ZII is a bit too heavy .. but I've just weighted it .. it is 2223g AUW, 1491g w/o batteries Motor timing is set to high .. and also tried it on low .. but high seems to be the right setting ... I'll post some photos of the ZII shortly Thanks a lot for looking Khaled |
Apr 21, 2012, 12:56 PM | |
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Well it looks like you veered off from the suggested build quite a bit.
My build without bats come in about 38 to 41 oz usually , yours is 52 oz. No need for hotglue in the winglets , this adds tons of tail weight , its not needed!!! Your motor is low in KV and would do better on 5s, your bats should be in the 3000 to 3400 range with a go pro, 4000 mite be ok if you build wasnt almost a pound over weight and you are not running a go pro. My motor will work better than the hyperion on your given setup, but the esc is a bit small for long WO runs. I think you need to find that sweet spot between building it to fly or building it to crash, its looks prety much overbuilt with too much bat and too much love to the build and not enough motor, all these things will add up, heavy winglets will kill you , you want the weight centered if all possible. It flys great heavy , but its harder to launch and needs more power, lol ,lucky you over built it |
Apr 21, 2012, 01:45 PM | |||
ZII Maiden
Maidened my ZII yesterday, It went well but i had a bit of a scare on launch, the Guardian pitch/roll gains were too hi and it was oscillating like crazy! Got her back in one piece and dialed down those gains, flys much better but i'm still dialing her in. More flight tests needed before i go full long distance FP but so far i love it.
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We theorized that Vin Diesel was secretly cast as Thanos under the guise of Groot, but, now 'Guardians' director James Gunn says that's not true and we're right back to square one. During the 'Guardians of the Galaxy' fan Q&A on Facebook yesterday, one fan did God's work and asked Gunn straight up who would be playing Thanos.
'Guardians of the Galaxy' Trailer: OH. YEAH.
It's time to start getting really excited for 'Guardians of the Galaxy.' While the past two months have brought us superhero movies like 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier,' 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' and 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' (with varying results), we mustn't forget that there's still a big one on the way in Marvel's 'Guardians of the Galaxy' and what better way to remind yourself of this summer's other entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe with this fantastic new trailer.
Read J.J. Abrams' Heartfelt Note to the 'Star Wars: Episode 7′ Cast and Crew as Filming Begins
Director J.J. Abrams and the cast and crew of 'Star Wars: Episode 7' have an uphill battle ahead of them as they launch the new trilogy in the 'Star Wars' franchise. How do you motivate your team when you're embarking on one of the biggest and riskiest cinematic ventures in recent history? Well, as filming began on Friday, J.J. Abrams wrote a note to inspire everyone working on the film (and, it might just get 'Star Wars' fans excited too).
Are the 'Star Wars' Original Theatrical Releases Finally Arriving on DVD and Blu-ray?
It's the holy grail for 'Star Wars' fans: the original theatrical releases of 'A New Hope,' 'The Empire Strikes Back' and 'Return of the Jedi' on DVD and Blu-ray. Right now, if you want to watch the theatrical versions of the original trilogy - without all the crap from the 1997 special editions - you have to own one of the original VHS copies, or find a bootleg rip of the 1985 Laserdisc. But, with 'Star Wars: Episode 7' headed to theaters from their new home at Disney, could the original theatrical releases finally be commercially available for the first time in over 20 years?
'Star Wars: Episode 7′ Officially Begins Filming, Plus Your First Official Photo From the Set!
The force is almost with you. 'Star Wars: Episode 7,' which opens in theaters on December 18, 2015, officially began filming earlier this morning and we already have our first official photo tweeted from the set!
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'Alien' Designer and Surrealist Artist H.R. Giger Dead at 74
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It's hell getting old. You're overworked, underpaid, get grey hairs, everything hurts, there's barely time for sex, you fall asleep on the couch watching 'Game of Thrones' and, unless you're George Clooney, you're just not cool anymore. You either hike up your pants and accept it, or you wage all out war. It's the latter that highlights the uproarious Seth Rogen and Zac Efron comedy 'Neighbors,' which just might be the funniest American movie since ... well, since Seth Rogen's last movie.
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'Star Wars: Episode 7′ Announces Cast, Original Stars Confirmed to Return
'Star Wars: Episode 7' has finally announced its cast after a long process that has spanned months of speculation and rumors. The stars of the original trilogy - Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Anthony Daniels, Peter Mayhew and Kenny Baker - have finally been confirmed, and they'll be joined by newcomers to the franchise Oscar Isaac, John Boyega, Max von Sydow, Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, Andy Serkis and Domhnall Gleeson.


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The beauty of the morning; (lines 4-5)
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Ninety four signatures in question were struck from the latest anti light rail petition in Vancouver leaving too few signatures to qualify for an upcoming ballot. Some reportedly were duplicates, others simply didn't make the grade according to the verification folks at the Clark County Auditor's Office.
But one anti light rail petitioner, Larry Patella, asks a very good question:
"...[W]hy the hell it took from April 2012 to January 2013 to process the verification of the Light Rail Petition Signature. We have a right to know, when the signatures were sent to the County Auditor and what six month to let us know what was going on.
The petition requiring the City to not get entangled in light rail by taking no action, nor enacting "legislation that would promote or establish light rail across the Columbia River into Vancouver." Patella says it appears the City dragged its feet to make sure the initiative stayed off the November ballot and then, after concluding the signatures were valid, changed their minds:
Patella says he received an email from the Vancouver City Attorney admitting to confusion with the signatures:
There is something terrible wrong downtown and it needs to be investigate [sic]. If there are any good lawyers out there who are of the opinion that the voters have rights and that the doing of the City Clerk, the County Auditor and the Vancouver City Council needs investigation Please come forward.
Clark County residents: strike back hard. As we've discovered in Oregon, unless you get twice as many signatures as you'll need, those who count the signatures will always find a way to knock your initiative off the ballot.As you will recall from the Report that was sent to you yesterday, the City Clerk concluded that ninety four (94) signatures whose validity was questioned by the County Auditor's Office were valid even though certain petition circulators had not filled out the number of signatures on each petition page. Based on the December 19, 2012 certification letter from the County Auditor which is also attached, the Clerk certified that with these ninety four signatures, the Petition had the required number of signatures as provided by the City Charter.
The County Auditor, however, has now advised that those signatures must be reviewed separately by the Auditor's Office for sufficiency which review was just concluded. Attached to this e-mail is the County Auditor's certification letter to that effect which concludes that the Petition lacks the requisite number of signatures. I am sorry about the confusion regarding this matter. I believe the City Clerk and our office followed the direction provided by the County Auditor's Office in their December 19, 2012 certification letter regarding the ninety four signatures.


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By Lorrie Terry, Western Baptist dietitian
Heart disease is responsible for approximately 25 percent of deaths in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Behavior and lifestyle choices, including smoking and eating fast food at least twice a week, increase your risk of developing heart disease.
Oftentimes, people research their symptoms and risk factors on the Internet, but the information may not be reliable. The February issue of "Today's Dietitian" shared the following myths vs. facts concerning heart disease:
Myth 1: Everyone experiences the same heart attack symptoms.
Fact: Men and women can experience different symptoms of a heart attack. Most often the feeling of a crushing sensation and radiation to the arm is common. However, women may experience more subtle type of symptoms or signs, such as jaw aches, nausea, vomiting, breathlessness and decreased energy.
Myth 2: Chocolate is good for your heart.
Fact: Not all chocolate is created equally. A Swedish study found small quantities of dark chocolate helped improved blood pressure control. Why? Dark chocolate contains a higher percentage of flavonoids to benefit heart and vascular benefits. The key is SMALL amounts. The saturated fats can outweigh the benefits, if you overindulge. Eating a variety of heart healthy foods, such as fruit, vegetables and whole grains, is beneficial for heart health and can be low in calories.
Myth 3: Eggs can be eaten with abandon.
Fact: The opinion on the consumption of eggs has varied over the years. Overall, experts continue to agree egg whites are very healthy. A whole egg with the yolk contains more cholesterol because of the cholesterol in the yellow or yolk of an egg. The American Heart Association recommends that anyone wishing to lower their LDL cholesterol or overall heart disease risk should limit cholesterol intake to 200 mg, and just one egg contains more than this.
Myth 4: Only a regular, strenuous exercise program will improve heart health.
Fact: Consistent, regular exercise is beneficial. Spending just 15 minutes of walking is better than not doing any exercise at all. Walking, jogging, biking and swimming are very important for heart disease patients because it strengthens the heart and lowers the amount of work the heart has to do.
Myth 5: Heart Disease is in my genes, so I can't prevent it.
Fact: Family history does increase your risk of having to deal with a heart disease issue sometime in your future. Your risk of heart attack and stroke can be decreased if you focus on risk factors earlier than later in life.
The facts:
- Maintain a healthy weight
- Eat a well-balanced diet
- Limit salt and alcohol
- Avoid tobacco and tobacco products
- Exercise consistently
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CBA YA Fairytale: Review of The Healer's Apprentice
Blogger: Rachel Kent
Location: Books & Such main office, Santa Rosa, Calif.
The Healer's Apprentice by Melanie Dickerson
This book is a retelling of the Sleeping Beauty fairytale. I believe it's one of the first CBA (Christian Booksellers Association) fairytale books. While the story is a lovely historical fiction for YA readers, I think it's a great book for adult readers as well. I really like fairytale retellings, and I'm excited to see this trend moving into the Christian market.
Both lead characters, Lord Hamlin and Rose, are well portrayed and strong. Both have deeply rooted motivations for decisions that are made in the story, and both are honorable. Rose shows in the story that sacrifice is sometimes (always?) the greatest form love can take, and I was impressed with how Melanie wrote Rose's character with such deep emotion. The book has a happy ending, of course, and I love a good love story!
The only part of the story that I might have had a problem with, but was pleasantly surprised by, is the part in which Rose, like Sleeping Beauty, is under the sleeping spell. Magic is often hard to write about, especially in a Christian book. The way Melanie wrote this scene it worked; the spirituality of it fit into the medieval time period and the magic/spirituality was set up throughout the story. I can see how this part would have been hard to write, but congratulations to Melanie for pulling it off.
If you like fairytales or fairytale retellings, I recommend this one!
Have any of you read other CBA fairy tales? What else is out there in the Christian market?
Has anyone else read The Healer's Apprentice? What did you think?
Have you read fairytales published by general market publishers? Why do you think there's been a trend toward publishing these stories? What makes a fairytale attractive to a reader today?
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I haven't read this one or any of the CBA fairy tales, though I did read a modern retelling of the Christmas story by Joan Hochstetler that was amazing.
Another good one Rachel. I just recently read The Healer's Apprentice and really enjoyed it. I generally enjoy the retelling of fairytales. The only series I did not care much for was the retellings written by Gregory Maguire (probably most famous for his book Wicked). They contained content that I found distasteful.
I love fairy tales. In general, I think most people who enjoy fairy tales do so because of the classic good overcoming evil and the girl getting the guy at the end, which is usually a part of a very happy ending. Happy endings are key. Thanks for the recommendation.
I think Tanya's right about the classic good over evil attracting people to fairy tales. It's also fun to see how people retell the stories we know from childhood.
I downloaded Nook for my netbook this weekend and The Healer's Apprentice was my first purchase. I've only read the first chapter, but enjoyed that first bit of the story. I'm looking forward to reading more (possibly while my daughter's at dance class today — love my netbook for taking everywhere!).
What a pretty cover! The book sounds right up my alley. Would you recommend it for early teens? I'd love to share this with my daughter.
Adding it to my to-be-read list!
I just bought The Healer's Apprentice recently and am looking forward to it. I have not read any CBA fairytale retellings, but I've read a lot of general market fairytales. I like both the retellings and the new fairytales. I like fairytales because I like to see the one who is oppressed win out over the oppressor. That's the story I'm waiting to see unfold fully when Christ returns. I like to see the royal heir throw down the usurper and get back the throne that was stolen. And I like to see the beleaguered people released from slavery.
Recent fairytales I've loved? Everything by Shannon Hale. I also really enjoyed The Amaranth Enchantment, by Julie Berry. I haven't read her recent release yet, Secondhand Charm, but am hoping to get to it soon.
RJ Anderson is a Christian writer from Canada. Her books are fairy stories, which to my mind are different from fairytales. Her stories are about the fairies, iow, not about damsels in distress. I've really enjoyed, Spellhunter,and Wayfarer, and I appreciate the Christian pictures she's put into her general market books.
Eh, the Chronicles of Narnia have some black magic too, just not very explicit. By all means, read it first, but it could be a good discussion point, yes?
Sounds like a fun book.
I've heard great things about this book and am intrigued by the fairytale concept in Christian fiction…haven't seen that combo before. I'm a sucker for a happy ending, and it sounds like this would deliver.
Thanks for sharing!
I'm so glad to see your review and that the word is still getting out about this book. I read it last fall and found it enjoyable. Melanie did a good job of researching the time period. I felt like I was there.
She also developed the secondary characters well.
Maybe it's just me, but I wouldn't necessarily have known it was "Sleeping Beauty" until close to the ending. I was too wrapped up in the story!
She did a great job and it's her debut novel! WOW.
Way to go Melanie!
Way to go Zondervan!!
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Yay to Melanie! I've been wanting to read it. Glad you posted about it:)
This is quite fascinating; after all, some of the elements of a fairytale (of there being a world beyond the merely physical, and realizing that which is mystical and magical inherent within us all) certainly share parallels with the spirituality of the reader. I think this may even hold true for some fairytales which have more "dark" origins; those stories dealt with the fallen nature of humanity, leaving the audience to wonder if the greater horror was that the witch in the gingerbread house wanted to eat Hansel and Gretle, or that their own parents conspired to abandon them in the woods.
Fairytales often feature the struggle of the protagonists to find truth, beauty, and meaning in a world seemingly devoid of grace; after all, what awoke Sleeping Beauty except for love? These are qualities which allow such stories to resonate even today, to reach an audience beyond the shrill shouting of a debased popular culture; and since these are things which people hunger for, if a publisher can help reach people with positive messages and make a buck, I guess it too selfish of them


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I contacted the NCRC webmaster Brian Casto, who coincidentally is also a candidate for the Central Committee. I got a voicemail back from him, where he claimed he was doing what he was told from the list provided by club leadership. He refused to change it, despite the obvious fact that I was a candidate. Club leadership happens to be long-time Leopold-operative Nita Maggio. I e-mailed Nita and noted this error three days ago, to no response.
Ironically, I created the NCRC website three-years ago. I also maintained the candidates section for the YR's website. I never once left a candidate who was formally running for office of the list because I disagree with them or their policies, simply because it is an immature, petty thing to do.
None of this is completely surprising. The club over the last four years has also become incredibly Dwyer-centric, and given the fact that I speak my mind about Maryland's Least Effective legislator, that probably rubs a few people there the wrong way. I refer you once again to this quote.
But who are these people kidding? Did they really think nobody was going to notice this? Do they really think that people aren't going to realize that I am a candidate, despite their efforts to cover it up? The lists are made public here and here, and those lists are held a little more authoritatively than this list. Even the Sun printed the list today, and yes I was there.
This is all just amazingly juvenile and shortsighted. Which is a shame, because the North County Republican Club was once an incredibly vital part of our county party organization.


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The Jean Rich Story, Getting Richer
I would like to congratulate and personally thank New Times for having the courage to publish the article regarding my family name and Rich International Airways (RIA), a subject that appears to be taboo for the Miami Herald ("The Last Flight Plan," August 29). Whereas other responsible journalists and publications have in fact been putting out articles regarding the safety and maintenance issues involving Rich International for over 24 months, the Herald appears to feel that the apparent downslide of a local corporation employing approximately 1000 people on a worldwide level is not newsworthy.
There are a few points I would like to clarify regarding the New Times story. In regard to Jean Rich's decision to enter into a deal with George Batchelor, it was not to get long-range aircraft capabilities; the DC-8s owned by Jean Rich are and were the long-haul aircraft, not the L1011 that was supplied by Batchelor. At the time of my mother's death in December 1991, there was only one L1011 in place. The only reason she entered into this agreement with Batchelor was to bring her aircraft up to federal noise requirements.
With regard to the will reading, it was written in the article that Gary Garofalo, the regulatory attorney, explained "that in order for the company to retain its military contracts -- in light of Jean's death -- it had to show continuity of management." In fact, along with the above, what Garofalo specifically said was that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the Department of Transportation would not allow the airline to fly unless it showed continuity in management, and so all the heirs were required to sign the voting trust agreement. Garofalo told my brothers and me not to bother reading the document, as he was, after all, acting on our behalf and would be glad to explain it later. An eleven-page document was presented to my brothers and me already folded to the last page for signing. As soon as he saw that I would not sign this document, Garofalo also retrieved from my brothers the copies he had just given them and told them he would mail them copies of the signed original. To this day at least two of my brothers (Stephen and Michael) and I are still waiting for these documents to arrive.
Regarding (purported corporate counsel) Mark Scheer's remarks that I had not worked at the company for at least a year before my mother's death, I can only assume that Mr. Scheer must have been absent or not paying attention during that period of time, as I was indeed employed by and present at RIA as director of sales and marketing (a point to which I have several hundred employees past and present who would be quite willing to testify). I did in fact spend the approximate last four months of my mother's life at her bedside. If Mr. Scheer needs further reminder of my then-position within the company, he should perhaps reread the settlement agreement, in which my office at RIA was and still is protected under court order (even though they have partially moved corporate offices without ever officially notifying me).
I was accurately quoted regarding my concerns of safety, maintenance violations, and falsification of records; Mr. Scheer's response was "Not only are [Harrington's] charges baseless, they are irresponsible." In view of the fact that the FAA has since investigated and found these allegations plus many others to be true and has now issued an emergency order of suspension and grounded the airline, I can only conclude that if Mr. Scheer was quoted accurately, we are talking out-and-out fraud and/or complete and total incompetence on someone's part.
I would like to use this opportunity to express my sympathy to the many good, hard-working, and honest people at RIA who now find themselves unemployed. I would like all of you to know that I have tried very, very hard to force Bill Meenan to address the issues that have resulted in the suspension of RIA's operating certificate. Upon Meenan's and others' total and absolute refusal to address the issues in question, I was left with no alternative other than to seek the assistance of the FAA in order to ensure the safety of the flying public and the hard-working crews of RIA.
I was instructed by a member of Mr. Scheer's firm that I was not allowed to talk to any employees of RIA. To those of you who have been furloughed, please note -- this restriction no longer applies. I welcome your comments and facts pertaining to the relevant issues along with documentation. My fax number is 305-644-8947.
To those who have previously judged honesty and integrity to be more important than a paycheck, I sincerely thank you from my heart for the information you have supplied to me thus far. In closing, my personal thanks and congratulations to Paula Park for her ability to examine the myriad facets, her ability to arrive at a clear and concise understanding of this situation, and her professionalism in reporting.


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Olympic ski racer Julia Ford: A shot from Cannon Mountain
Better known as a downhill specialist, Ford is scheduled to make her Olympic debut in the slalom on Friday.
Whether she's skiing at Cannon or on the world stage, in the downhill or the slalom, Ford is driven by the same basic motivation: She loves to go fast.
Happy homecoming
"I love to be back here and at Cannon," she said, a broad smile crossing her face. "We call coming back home and doing some skiing 'getting some home-cooking' before heading off to do races. This takes me back to where I came from and reminds me why I ski and why I love it, and it's awesome to see all the people I love and who helped me get to where I am. It's always nice to come back."
Sochi and the Olympics, she realized, would provide a far different environment.
"I've been trying to anticipate how I'll have to try to control my emotions and the pressure, but I'll just get in the gate and take a deep breath and smile and just go as fast as I can," she said. "It's the Olympics and anything can happen, and I have nothing to lose."
"It comes down to preparing for it, and that's what I'm doing here at Cannon, and during the next two weeks, I'm going to prepare the best I can, mentally and physically, so when I'm in the gate I can say I've done everything I can do to perform the best I can," she said. "Ski racing is a funny sport; you never know what can happen — weather or the course — and I'll take it day by day until I get there."
Watching Ford train and provide coaching were some of her former Holderness School coaches, including Georg Capaul. "She was absolutely great to coach," said Capaul, now assistant athletics director and director of snow sports at Holderness. "She listened well, worked hard and was always the first one out on the hill and the last one leaving the trails. Julia always executed well and asked questions."
"It's fantastic. To make the Olympic team is an achievement, and to become a member of the Olympic family, it's big," he said."
Ford has fond memories of her time at Holderness, where her father, Duane, is director of residential life and assistant football coach, and her mother, Lori, is an assistant ski coach.
"Julia has always loved this sport," Lori said. "She has a great passion for it, and she goes out and has fun and enjoys what she is doing, and she is a hard worker. I'm excited for her."
The days Ford spent at Cannon this month coincided with the Franconia Ski Club's speed camp on the mountain, so she took her runs while the FSC skiers were on lunch break. The younger athletes, though, were more interested in watching an Olympian train than in devouring their PB&J's.
"Anything is possible that you put your mind to and work hard at, whether in ski racing or in life," she said. "It's a lot of hard work and perseverance. Just keep smiling and have fun. We're out there because we love skiing".


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The company always seems to be updating and retooling their system.
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However why don't they do these task during the late evening or Early morning hours.
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Hargray has a captured audience here in Bluffton. Most of the time I have few problems but still
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This brooch was inspired by love and is a perfect gift for a special Valentine or to wear on Valentine's Day.
''Tumbling and Polishing Jewelry and Stones with a Tumbler'' how-to video and illustrated instructions ''Using Patina Gel'' illustrated instructions
Step 1
Sketch a heart with wings. The design shown has multiple layers of progressively smaller wings, as well as a heart for the center. To accomplish this same effect, make one sketch that incorporates all the layers, make multiple copies of the sketch and then, using scissors, cut out each layer. |
Step 2
Lightly oil your hands, roller, work surface and textures of your choice. Open the package of clay and remove about 15 grams. Compress it between your fingers a few times then place it between blue slats (4 cards or 1mm thickness). Using an acrylic roller or brayer, roll over the clay 1-2 times. Flip the clay over and roll again. Repeat until the clay is level with the guide and has a shape that is suitable to your design. |
Transfer the clay to the lightly oiled texture. Place the green slats (0.75mm) on either side of the clay yet on top of the texture; roll the clay out. |
Step 3
Carefully transfer the clay, right side up, onto a Teflon® worksheet. Place the cutout of the complete outline of your sketched design on top of the textured clay surface. Using the tip of a beading awl or fine knitting needle, cut out the shape.
Put the Teflon sheet aside so the clay can dry. |
Step 4
Roll out clay to a 3-card thickness (thickness of the green slats). Repeat Step 3 to cut out the other shapes in your design. Allow each piece to dry.
Note: If you'd like, you can use a brass Kemper® cutter for cutting out the heart in the center of the design. |
Step 5
Using a progression of the polishing papers, from lowest to highest grit/micron, refine the surface and edges of the cut out pieces of clay until they are smooth. |
Step 6
Using a paintbrush, apply a bit of water to the center of the textured layer of your design and to the back side of the heart. Use the paintbrush to apply a bit of slip to the back side of the heart then carefully put it in place on the textured layer. Press down gently but with enough force so that the two layers are well connected. Use the tip of the paintbrush and a small amount of water to clean up any excess slip that may have oozed out.
Note: Do not remove too much slip, as you want to have enough to fill in the space between the two layers so they are connected as one but not so much that it affects the texture. |
Step 7
Repeat Step 6 to add the next layer of wings. Allow all the pieces to dry. Repeat Step 6 again to add the next layer of wings. Allow the piece to dry completely.
Using a progression of polishing papers, refine any areas that need a touch up. |
Step 8
Once dry, use a pencil to draw a mark on each side of the wings where you want to place the brooch findings.
Note: It is best to place brooch findings above center so the brooch hangs properly when worn (not flopping forward). Using the paintbrush, apply water to one of the marked areas. Press a small (3-4mm) amount of clay at the pencil mark then press in one-half of the brooch finding. Using the tip of a beading awl, the paintbrush or other suitable tool, clean up the clay so the join between the clay and the finding is secure and neat. Set aside to dry then repeat adding the other half of the brooch finding on the other side of the wings. Allow the fresh clay to dry completely. Refine using the polishing papers as needed. |
Step 9
Place a fiber blanket onto a kiln shelf. Place the brooch face down onto the fiber blanket. Ramp the kiln at full speed to 1650 degrees Fahrenheit, hold for 2 hours then allow the kiln to cool to room temperature (you can adjust the firing temperature and time to suit your own firing preferences).
Step 10
Use a steel-wire brush to burnish the surface of the pendant. For a high shine, use a burnishing tool and a progression of micro-mesh polishing pads on the surface.
- Use a burnisher to bring out highlights across the top of the surfaces, leaving the lower areas matte.
- Tumble the pendant in a tumbler along with stainless steel shot and burnishing solution.
- Patina the pendant using patina gel.
- Follow the patina with a polishing pad to bring out the highlights in the design, leaving the recesses with the patina still in place.
Step 11
Line up the hole of the pin with the knobs on the inside of the pin finding. Using chain-nose pliers, compress the sides of the pin finding, capturing the pin.
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We believe in a God who loves us enough to hear and answer our prayers. And so prayer is very intentionally soaked/salted everything we do here at First Baptist. We not only set aside time to pray in our worship, but also in all our teaching times, small group experiences and almost every other occasion when and where First Baptist people gather. We thoroughly enjoy "walking with God through the garden in the cool of the day."
A small group of us also gather together here at the church on Tuesday evenings at 7:00 PM for a very intentional time of prayer. There isn't much chit-chat or conversation. We very briefly share a few moments of concerns and then spend almost all our time together in prayer. Not everyone prays aloud, but we all enjoying gathering together to pray.
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The third annual Athena Film Festival brought industry leaders to Barnard's campus for a weekend in February to celebrate the achievements of women in the film and allied industries and discuss the challenges they face. The festival screened 21 features, documentaries, and shorts centered on or created by women—or both. A highlight of the festival was the awards presentation, which took place at a red-carpet celebration attended by more than 300 people. Gale Anne Hurd, executive producer of the top- rated AMC show The Walking Dead, won the Laura Ziskin Lifetime Achievement Award. Hurd has been recognized for hiring women and minority directors. The Athena Film Festival Awards were presented to filmmaker Ava DuVernay, award-winning director of Middle of Nowhere; film critic and author Molly Haskell; Lincoln Center Film Society executive director Rose Kuo; and Paley Center for Media CEO, Pat Mitchell. The Festival was also cochaired by a dazzling roster of industry leaders, including producer and activist Regina Kulik Scully, founder and CEO of Artemis Rising Foundation, founding sponsor of the film festival.
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This magnets are perfect to play and learn. I used them to discover metalic things and compare with other materials, It's perfect for different ages. There are many posssibilities: put a cardboard in between a magnet and a clip and move it. Hide metalic things and the one that find the most is the winner. discover how some magnets are stronger than others, make a compass with a needle... It's fun-tastic!
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April 29 — 30, 2015 | Pennsylvania Hotel, New York, NY2015 Accounting Technology New York Show & ConferenceThe 7th annual largest meeting of accounting professionals in New York each year.
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Let's pretend for the moment that I write a blog — I obviously don't, but let's pretend — and I want to quote a story from the Associated Press, or, for that matter, from ABCNews.com. I'll probably copy and paste a few lines from it, and add a LINK. Let's pretend that the AP objects — as they clearly do when others copy so much of AP stories that nobody bothers to click on the LINK. Here's what Seth Sutel of the AP wrote about his own organization's pitched battle with the world's bloggers–it threatened to sue drudge.com for copying its stories, then backed off when bloggers heaped abuse on them:"NEW YORK (AP) — The Associated Press, following criticism from bloggers over an AP assertion of copyright, plans to meet this week with a bloggers' group to help form guidelines under which AP news stories could be quoted online. "Jim Kennedy, the AP's director of strategic planning, said Monday that he planned to meet Thursday with Robert Cox, president of the Media Bloggers Association, as part of an effort to create standards for online use of AP stories by bloggers that would protect AP content without discouraging bloggers from legitimately quoting from it. "The meeting comes after AP sent a legal notice last week to Rogers Cadenhead, the author of a blog called the Drudge Retort, a news community site whose name is a parody of the prominent blog the Drudge Report. "The notice called for the blog to remove several postings that AP believed was an improper use of its stories. Other bloggers subsequently lambasted AP for going after a small blogger whom they thought appeared to be engaging in a legally permissible and widely practiced activity protected under "fair use" provisions of copyright law."Now, there's a fair amount of information in that excerpt. Will you bother to click HERE for the rest of the AP story? The AP, like other mainstream media, has a franchise to protect. They're out gathering information to pass on to you. Every time someone clicks on their story — every time, in other words, that you look at their actual story, and not some blogger like me copying and pasting it — a small amount of money makes its way to them. You may be well aware of the legal notion of "fair use," which holds that if someone's copyrighted material is the subject of your news story, or blog post, or whatever, you may use excerpts from it without permission. I've often exercised fair use in World News stories; in a piece about special effects in the movies, it's okay to use short clips — but not play all six Star Wars films in their entirety instead of writing my own script. Where, precisely, is the line, though? As Mr. Sutel reports above (or at this LINK), they're trying to work that out. Stewart Brand famously said, "information wants to be free." Yes, but if you see his full context you'll see that he laid out a conflict: "On the one hand information wants to be expensive, because it's so valuable. The right information in the right place just changes your life. On the other hand, information wants to be free, because the cost of getting it out is getting lower and lower all the time." Which side is right? As a mainstream reporter who writes a blog, I have no idea, and invite yours.
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Red Bulls Sebastian Vettel once again dominated qualifying on Saturday in Turkey, setting a spectacular pole position time of 1m 25.049s. Behind Vettel, Red Bull team mate Mark Webber, Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg, McLarens Lewis Hamilton and Ferraris Fernando Alonso make up the top five on the grid for Sundays Istanbul Park race. We take a team-by-team look at how all the runners performed
Red Bull
Sebastian Vettel, 1m 25.049s, P1
Mark Webber, 1m 25.454s, P2
Vettel had zero legacy from his Friday problems as he dominated Q3 with just one run to maintain his unchallenged record of poles in 2011 and took the 19th of his career. Webber likewise sat out a second run, albeit a little less easily as he was four-tenths slower, but retained his second place as Red Bull locked up the front row. Both men feel they are in great shape, especially as each saved a set of tyres for what promises to be a tough race.
Nico Rosberg, 1m 25.574s, P3
Michael Schumacher, 1m 25.646s, P8
Rosberg proved the doubters wrong, and confirmed that Mercedes have made some serious progress in the last two races, partly with new parts and partly with a revised set-up. He did one late run, which was just sufficient to snatch third place from Hamilton. Schumacher looked very good at times all weekend, but didnt get the job done so well come Q3.
Lewis Hamilton, 1m 25.595s, P4
Jenson Button, 1m 25.982s, P6
Hamilton and Button each did two runs. Hamilton improved on his second but dropped from third to fourth. Button didnt improve and stayed sixth. This time Hamilton didnt manage to save some new tyres for the race, but believes he can still be a contender thanks to the tracks opportunities for overtaking. Button said he just didnt get a decent balance on his MP4-26. Both cars start on the dirty side of the grid.
Fernando Alonso, 1m 25.851s, P5
Felipe Massa, no time, P10
Alonso maintained his record of qualifying fifth at each race this year, but said that he was happier because the 150 Italia felt more competitive than it has all season, after its minor bodywork upgrades. Significantly, he got into Q2 without having to use the softer tyre, and starts on the clean side of the grid. Massa continued to look stronger, but ran off the road in Turn Nine on his one Q3 lap and thereafter decided to abort and save rubber for the race.
Vitaly Petrov, 1m 26.296s, P7
Nick Heidfeld, 1m 26.659s, P9
Petrov kept Renault in play with a strong qualifying performance, but said he believed he should have done even better and that the R31 could have been closer to the front. Heidfeld was relieved to make the top 10, however, after struggling for grip with the temperature rise in Q2. He just made it through to Q3 in the dying moments.
Rubens Barrichello, 1m 26.764s, P11
Pastor Maldonado, 1m 27.236s, P14
Barrichello gave Williams a much-needed ray of light with the 11th fastest time, which was nearly 10th and Q3 until Heidfeld bumped him in the closing stages of Q2. They needed a boost, after having to revert to the old rear wings after problems with the new ones, and then Maldonados KERS going on the blink.
Force India
Adrian Sutil, 1m 27.027s, P12
Paul di Resta 1m 27.145s, P13
For the first time in 2011 Sutil was faster than his rookie team mate. Neither reported any problems. Sutil said things were straightforward. Di Resta opted to conserve tyres and stay in the garage before doing only one late run, and each thought they got out what the car had to give.
Sergio Perez, 1m 27.244s, P15
Kamui Kobayashi, no time, P24
Kobayashi was in trouble right at the start of Q1 as his C30 developed a fuel system problem that couldnt be rectified in time. Perez said he was happier with is cars balance in Q1 on the harder Pirelli, and struggled with it on the softer compound.
Toro Rosso
Sebastien Buemi 1m 27.555s, P16
Jaime Alguersuari, 1m 27.572s, P17
Buemi was extremely disappointed after the promise hed shown in free practice to qualify only 16th as his STR6 lost grip with the track temperature increase. Alguersuari was similarly non-plussed, but said he had at least saved a set of tyres for the race.
Heikki Kovalainen, 1m 28.780s, P18
Jarno Trulli, 1m 29.673s, P19
Kovalainen was very pleased wth his performance and felt he got everything out of the T128 that it had to offer, but Trulli had problems with his DRS rear wing.
Jerome D'Ambrosio, 1m 30.445s, P20 (will start P23)
Timo Glock, 1m 30.813s, P22 (will start P21)
Once again DAmbrosio was faster than Glock. Overnight the team had taken off the new floor and exhausts from the Germans car as heat management problems proved insuperable in the field. The Belgian drops five grid places after ignoring yellow flags in practice on Friday afternoon, however, so will start at the back.
Tonio Liuzzi, 1m 30.692s, P21 (will start P20)
Narain Karthikeyan, 1m 31.564s, P23, (will start P22)
Liuzzi did a great job in the updated HRT to split the Virgins, but will start a place higher after DAmbrosios penalty. The Italian found his F111 coming alive on his second set of tyres, whereas Karthikeyan had exactly the opposite and struggled for grip on his second run.
Pirelli have been pleased with how their tyres have handled the demands of the Istanbul Park circuit. With dry weather forecast, the Italian manufacturer believes most drivers will stop three times during the course of Sundays race, although they didnt rule out some teams opting for unusual strategies.
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Kazu Kibuishi Continues The Saga of "Amulet"
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Kazu Kibuisihi Takes a Final "Flight"
With the final volume on sale this week, CBR News spoke with the cartoonist about editing the influential, long running anthology, plus details on his Scholastic series "Amulet."
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Multi-talented creator Michel Gagne spoke with CBR News about the release of "The Saga of Rex," his 200-page graphic novel that sends a little fox named Rex on a huge adventure through space and other worlds.
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Writer/artist Kazu Kibuishi spoke with CBR News about the new print edition of his webcomic "Copper" as well as his Scholastic graphic novel series "Amulet" and some details about the next "Flight" anthology.
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These two pieces aren't available yet so its really quite the tease for me to share so early - but I'll be sure to wear them in outfit posts once I have my hot little hands on them. I'm crazy about the cute little toucan and parrot prints - they really bring about that vintage 50's feeling I was searching for.
That romper is sure to be a staple for me this summer. Can imagine with a cute pair of plimsoles and some colourful shades? Get me out in the sun on the Swedish archipelago. I'm ready!
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Over 180 vehicles staged for the first round of competition in Kil-Kare Dragway's 2012 Season Opener. In the super Pro Quarterfinals we would see Matt Barrett of Beavercreek dialing a 5.20 to the 6.53 of Jose Diaz from Parma, Ohio. Diaz would have the better light with a .510 and would take the win with a 6.569 pass. Next would be Mike Sturgill of Beavercreek dialing a 4.74 to the 4.97 of JR Lockhart from Riverside. Sturgill would have a .513 reaction time and would take the win light with a 4.743 pass. The next pair would be Tim Louderback of Xenia and Rob Osting of West Milton. Rob would go red moving Louderback to the next round. The bye run for the round would go to Troy Coughlin Jr of Delaware. In Pro Quarterfinal action we would see Doug Thompson of Columbus dial an 8.50 to the 6.80 of Doug Caplinger from Xenia. Caplinger would cut a .502 light and would take the win light with a 6.809 pass. Next would be Doug Caplinger on the double entry, dialing a 6.80 to the 7.31 of Deb Bigler from Beavercreek. Caplinger would grasp the better light with a .535 and would take the win light with a 6.996 pass. James Sanders of Riverside would ride the bye to the semis. Sportsman quarterfinal action would see Doug Thompson of Columbus dialing a 13.21 to the 12.98 of Steve Layton from Galloway. Layton would be .002 better at the tree; however it would be Thompson with the round win on a 13.226 pass. Next would be Howard Ledford of Kettering dialing a 12.00 to the 13.15 of Troy Layton from Columbus. Layton would cut a .549 light and would take the win with a 13.188 pass. Next pair would be Walt Crum III of Beavercreek dialing a 13.75 to the 12.31 of Dale Buck from Dayton. Buck would have the starting line advantage with a .511, but would give it all back at the stripe to your breakout winner Walt Crum on a 13.755 pass. Bob Maxwell of Columbus would have the bye run.
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PHOENIX -- The Maricopa County Fair is April 10-14 at the Arizona State Fairgrounds at 19th Avenue and McDowell Road in Phoenix.
April Warnecke gave us a preview of the some of the attractions and, of course, the food, including the chicken on a stick. It's a whole chicken. But the best part of the morning was her live demonstration of a kookaburra call. The bird, which is part of the Aussie Kingdom exhibit, kind of left her hangin'.
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