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(10/22/14) Cardinals participate in Walters State Tournament.
Walters State Golf Tourney played at The Country Club of Morristown, TN:
MAC scores:
MAC: 323-307. 630 8th place
Scott McCandless 77 73. 150 Dustin Schultz 78 79. 157 Kellen Bader 84 84. 168 Ryan West 84 78. 162 Matt Gordon 86 77. 163
Daily Journal Article
(10/13/14) MAC finishes in 2nd place in Lewis & Clark Tournament.
Scott McCandless 78-70. 148 Dustin Schultz 81-70. 151 Kellen Bader 76-77. 153 Matt Gordon 78-80. 158 Trent Thomas 85-78. 173
313-295 608.
295 was school record for MAC and low round of the tourney.
Team scores: 1. Illinois Central 300-301. 601 T2. MAC 313-295. 608 T2. Lewis and Clark A 305-303. 608 4.Lindenwood-Belleville306-303.609 5. Kaskaskia A 318-299. 617 6. Blackburn 322-323. 645 7. Lincoln Trail 331-321. 352 8. Lewis and Clark B 345-315. 660 9. Illinois College 338-327. 664 10. Kaskaskia B 342-332. 674
(10/6/14) Cardinals defeat MacMurray and fall to Lewis & Clark in match-play event.
Match play at Crown Pointe
*MAC beat MacMurray 5 1/2-1/2*
*MAC lost to Lewis and Clark 4-5*
Scott McCandless beat MacMurray and lost to LC Dustin Schultz beat McM lost to LC Kellen Bader beat MacM and LC Matt Gordon beat MacM lost LC Ryan West beat MacM and LC Nathan Lee lost LC and halved MacM Trent Thomas beat LC Jake Seabaugh beat LC Aaron Beck lost to LC.
(9/29/14) MAC defeats MacMurray in match-play format. The Cardinals took to the course over the weekend for their second consecutive match-play event against MacMurray. Below are the results:
MacMurray match play match at The Links GC in Jacksonville, IL
Mineral Area wins 5-2
Scott McCandless won 2 & 1. 75 Dustin Schultz won 3 & 2 70 Kellen Bader won 5 & 4 75 Matt Gordon lost 4 & 3 81 Aaron Beck lost 3 & 2. 85 Jake Seabaugh won 3 & 2. 79 Ryan West won 5 & 4 78
(9/16/14) Cardinals defeat MacMurray and Lewis & Clark in match-play format.
MAC BEAT MacMURRAY 5-1 1/2 Scott McCandless beat LC and MacM
Kellen Bader lost to LC and MacM
Nathan Lee lost to LC and beat MacM
Ryan West beat LC and MacM
Dustin Schultz beat LC and halved MacM
Aaron Beck beat LC
Matt Gordon lost LC and beat MacM
Jake Seabaugh lost LC and beat MacM
Trent Thomas beat LC
(9/8/14) Cardinals start fall schedule. The MAC golf team traveled to Rend Lake, Illinois this past weekend to participate in the Rend Lake Fall Preview. The following is a list of the scores from over the weekend:
MAC scores were: 298-301=599 First 18 scores
Tanner McKinney 71 Nathan Lee 75 Kellen Bader 76 Scott McCandless 76 Dustin Schultz 77 Ryan West 78 Matt Gordon 84 Second 18 scores
Kellen Bader 74 Scott McCandless 75 Dustin Schultz 75 Nathan Lee 77 Ryan West 83 Matt Gordon 84 Tanner McKinney WD
(8/14/14) MAC receives academic honor. Farmers Insurance and the Golf Coaches Association of America announced today that Mineral Area College was recognized as All Academic team. Two NJCAA DII teams received this honor, Mineral Area and national champion Walters State.
(7/15/14) McKinney qualifies for U.S. Amateur. Tanner McKinney finished in second place in the Missouri U.S. Qualifer to earn an invitation to the U.S. Amateur Championship. The U.S. Amateur Championship will take place at the Atlanta Athletic Club in Johns Creek, Georgia on August 11th-August 18th.
McKinney needed to finish in the top 2 of 70 participants to earn the invite. He was able to win a 4-way playoff to clinch the last spot. Tanner shot 68-74 for a two-day score of 142 at Jefferson City Country Club.
The U.S. Amateur will be televised on August 13th-15th on the Golf Channel. The final two days of the event will be televised on NBC. For a full listing of the time and dates it will be televised click here.
The U.S. Amateur is the most prestigious event in all of amateur golf. Some of the past winners include Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Jack Nicklaus, and Bobby Jones.
(5/26/14) Cardinals finish 12th in NJCAA National Tournament. The Mineral Area Cardinals golf team finished in 12th place at the NJCAA National Tournament in Plymouth, Indiana. Also, a special congratulations to Tanner McKinney on finishing the tournament with a second place finish. Tanner tied for second place out of 128 participants. By finishing in the top 8 at Nationals, Tanner will be placed on the NJCAA 1st Team All-American team! Congrats on the outstanding achievement! By finishing in the top 18, Tanner also receives All-Tournament team honors, and will receive a flag for the tournament.
Daily Journal Article on Tanner McKinney
(5/23/14) National Tournament update.
Here are the results of Round 3 of the NJCAA Division 2 National Golf Tournament: The MAC Cards are in 10th place and Tanner McKinney is in 1st place overall, 2 strokes ahead of the #2 ranked golfer. Here are the scores for today for the Cardinals:
Tanner McKinney 73
Kellen Bader 76
Eric Bennett 81
Jesse Schott 85
Matt Gordon 90
(5/1/14) Mineral Area to participate in National Tournament. The 23rd ranked Mineral Area Men's golf team will travel to Swan Lake Resort in Plymouth, Indiana on May 20th-23rd to participate in the NJCAA Division II National Tournament. The Cardinals have been steadily improving throughout the season and are hoping to take that momentum with them to Indiana. Below is a picture of the members of the team that will be participating.
(4/30/14) Mineral Area finishes 3rd in Rend Lake Tournament. The 23rd ranked golf team traveled to Mt. Vernon Illinois and placed 3rd in the Rend Lake Tournament.
The Cardinals tied John A. Logan with a 300 for the day to give them a two-day total of 613. John A. Logan placed first with 608, and Rend Lake was second at 611.
Tanner McKinney shot 71-71 (142) to place first for medalist honors.
Kellen Bader shot 82 and 75 for a two-day total of 157. Jesse Schott finished at 154 after a round of 76, and Matt Gordon shot a 78 to record a 160.
(4/21/14) MAC finishes 5th in Blue Boy Invitational. The men's golf team went to Piper Glen Golf Course in Springfield, Illinois and finished 5th in the Blue Boy Invitational. MAC is currently the 23rd ranked team in the latest NJCAA Poll.
FINQ School Scores
1 Indian Hills CC 296 298 594 +18 2 Monmouth College-IL 311 316 627 +51 3 Columbia College(MO) 315 320 635 +59 4 Lewis & Clark CC 320 321 641 +65 5 Mineral Area CC 326 329 655 +79 6 Fontbonne University 339 333 672 +96 7 Illinois College 349 346 695 +119 8 Grinnell College 354 362 716 +140 9 Knox College 360 363 723 +147 10 Blackburn College 395 396 791 +215 11 Eureka College 453 468 921 +345
(4/15/14) Mineral Area College Golf Team is Currently Ranked #23 in the Nation. The MAC golf team will travel to Springfield, IL on Friday, April 18th and 19th to participate in the Illinois College Tournament at Piper Glen. The MAC Cardinal Golf team is currently ranked #23 in the nation.
(4/2/14) MAC finishes 5th in William Woods Invitational. The Cardinals participated against many 4-year universities and had a good showing this past weekend. Mineral Area finished with a 2-day score of 647 despite some rough weather. Tanner McKinney shot 79-70 (149)to lead MAC. Other scores were
Kellen Bader: 164,
Matt Gordon: 168
Jesse Schott: 168
Eric McCoy: 171
Julian Taylor from William Woods University won individual honors with an 8 under
68-68 (136)
(3/24/14) Cardinals finish 9th in Ron Marshall Spring Fling. MAC had a strong showing over the weekend in the Ron Marshall Spring Fling Golf Tournament. Many of the top NJCAA teams participated in the event. Some of the highlights for the Cardinals were Tanner McKinney shooting 76,69,71 finishing 3rd in the tournament. The Cardinals are currently the 23rd ranked team in the latest NJCAA Division II poll.
(3/20/14) MAC participating in Ron Marshall Spring Fling Golf Tournament. The MAC Cardinals golfers are down in Scottsboro, Alabama for the Ron Marshall Spring Fling Golf Tournament at Goose Pond Colony Golf Club. After the first day MAC has shot 321. Jesse Schott lead with a 75. Tanner McKinney shot 76 followed by Kellen Bader at 83, Eric McCoy 87, and Eric Bennett 91.
(10/15/13) Cardinals finish 3rd in Lewis and Clark Tournament. The Mineral Area College golf team wrapped up their 2013 Fall season on October 14 with a 3rd place finish in the Lewis and Clark tournament at Belk Park GC. MAC scores were: Tanner McKinney with 74-74 148 placing 2nd individually, Jesse Schott 164, Eric McCoy 165, Kellen Bader 168 and Matt Gordon 169.
(9/30/13) MAC finishes in 8th in John A. Logan Tournament. The Mineral Area College golf team recently participated in the John A. Logan tournament. The tournament was stacked with 4 top 25 teams and the Cardinals finished in 8th place. Tanner McKinney scored a 163, Eric McCoy a 168, Jesse Schott a 171, Eric Bennett a 173, and Kellen Bader a 184.
(9/16/13) Cardinals participate in Maryville Invitational. The MAC men's golfers competed in the Maryville Tournament at the Quarry Golf Club in Crystal Springs on September 9th and 10th. MAC finished 4th out of 5 teams. High scores for the Cardinals were Tanner McKinney with a 149, Eric McCoy with a 158, and Jesse Schott with a 160. Tanner McKinney finished 4th place overall and made the All-Tournament team.
(9/9/13) Golf participating in Fall season. The Golf team is in the middle of their fall season in preparation for their Spring schedule. Today and tomorrow they are playing in the Maryville Invitational at Crystal Spring Quarry Golf Course.
Last week they participated in the Rend Lake fall golf tournament at the Franklin County Country Club on Friday, August 30th. The Cardinals played 36 holes in the tournament. MAC finished 5th out of 10 teams. MAC Cardinal Tanner McKinney finished third place overall with a score of 141. Eric McCoy scored a 152, Kellen Bader scored a 154, Matt Gordon scored a 160, and Eric Bennett scored a 161 to pace the Cardinals. Kellen Bader highlighted the day by recording a hole in one for the Cardinals. The golf team shot 45 strokes better than they did a year ago at the tournament.


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The debate over whether or not a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degree is a necessity for exhibiting artists has been on-going -- and often involves passionate opinions from both sides of the aisle. Due to the state of the economy this classic debate has been fueled once again -- and there is a lot of information to gather from the flames. The question, "Is an MFA necessary to be a successful artist?" opens a plethora of counter-questions. For example, "Is it necessary for an artist to take on massive debt -- by attending art school -- in order to have a chance at success?". I am of the opinion that an MFA degree does not exactly pave the way for success as an artist -- a recent study confirms that.
I recently stumbled on some MFA research by Jane Chafin -- director of Offramp Gallery in Pasadena, CA. Chafin presented her research during a debate title 'MFA: Is it Necessary?' -- which was sponsored by Artillery Magazine. She focused on the "con side" of the question -- and offered data that she feels shows that there is no advantage or disadvantage in having an MFA degree in regards to gallery representation.
During her lecture Chafin stated, "A degree is not something I look for when selecting artists for Offramp Gallery. The bottom line is always the work. I look for work that's honest, creative, original, skillfully executed and intensely visual. It's supposed to be VISUAL art after all.". She then revealed that only 48% of the artists who have exhibited at Offramp have an MFA degree. In other words, as a gallerist she is looking for great art regardless if the artist has an MFA or not.
Chafin supported her view of what gallery owners/directors are looking for by offering data on other commercial art galleries. For example, of the artists represented by Gagosian Gallery -- arguably one of the most influential galleries in the world -- only 34% have an MFA degree. Contrary to what many assume... it appears that prominent gallerists are not looking to the MFA as some form of prerequisite for exhibiting -- or for establishing marketability for that matter. In fact, of the galleries Chafin researched the average percent of exhibited artists holding an MFA degree is only 40%. Perhaps an MFA is not as necessary as so many artists are lead to believe.
Chafin focused some intention to information provided by ArtFacts -- a site that serves as a "gallery and museum guide for modern, contemporary and emerging art". Chafin noted that ArtFacts ranks over 200,000 artists by using an algorithm based on museums and galleries that the ranked artists have exhibited at. Looking at the top 50 living artists she discovered that only 11 have MFAs. In other words, only 22% of the top living artists -- according to the data Chafin pulled from ArtFacts-- hold an MFA degree. Again, this information dispels some of the myths surrounding the MFA.
What does this data tell us? I'd say that Jane Chafin's research reveals that the Holy Grail that is the MFA may be of little value -- a mere plastic cup -- when it comes to gaining gallery representation or exhibiting art in general. Artists need to realize that gallery owners, such as Larry Gagosian, obviously place their focus on the art -- not on what degree the artist has. In other words, an MFA degree is not a magic ticket that guarantees success. It does not guarantee that the artist is creating art that captures the interest of art dealers. Chafin's data supports this claim.
I'm not exactly knocking art schools or artists who have -- or are working toward -- an MFA. However, I do think that more artists -- specifically those who are younger -- need to realize the financial burden they are taking on. Art school can cost $30,000 to well over $100,000 depending on the school. The top art schools tend to be in the $70,000 to $100,000 range. Thus, if you are attending -- or plan to attend -- an art school with the idea that having an MFA will magically land you exhibit opportunities... you should consider Jane Chafin's research and decide if pursuing an MFA is worth the burden. Higher art education is great -- but not if one is seeking it based on delusions of grandeur. Fair warning - fine art education does not mean gallery success.
Chafin's research is also a reminder of some of the excuses that artists use -- specifically those who don't have an MFA degree. It is not uncommon to discover an artist ranting online about how he or she has been held back professionally by not having an MFA. Over the years I've seen variants of, "If I had an MFA art dealers would take me serious." or "I can't land gallery representation because I don't have an MFA.". The MFA has become a professional scapegoat for some artists who don't have one -- an excuse for why they have not reached the level of success they expected. Considering Chafin's research I think some artists need to re-think what they are saying when they make complaints of that nature.
As Chafin points out -- the majority of art dealers don't care if you have an MFA or not -- they want great art. An MFA does not mean that every work of art is a masterpiece -- technically it does not mean that the artist is a 'good' artist or that the art is automatically marketable. In that sense, perhaps it is better to get back into the studio rather than complain about how not having a degree has held you back. Ask yourself, "Is it that don't have a degree -- or is it because my artwork is not currently up to par?". I realize that it is more complex than that -- and I do expect to receive some arrows from angry artists -- but when in doubt... get in the studio. Stop making excuses.
In closing, I strongly urge readers to visit Jane Chafin's blog in order to read her research firsthand. She covers more than just galleries -- she also shows how having an MFA does not offer an advantage or disadvantage when seeking specific grants. Of her research Chafin has stated, "(it) shows that an MFA doesn't give you an advantage in getting into commercial galleries or museums, making a living as an artist or getting grants.". Remember that the next time someone tells you that you must have an MFA to be successful in the art world -- or if you catch yourself blaming the lack of a degree for what you see as failure.
Take care, stay true
Brian Sherwin
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Euclid Avenue (IND Fulton Street Line)
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Address | Euclid Avenue & Pitkin Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11208 |
Borough | Brooklyn | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Locale | East New York | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Coordinates | 40°40′31″N 73°52′19″W / 40.675366°N 73.871899°WCoordinates: 40°40′31″N 73°52′19″W / 40.675366°N 73.871899°W | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Division | B (IND) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Line | IND Fulton Street Line | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Services | A (all times) C (all except late nights) |
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Structure | Underground | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Platforms | 2 island platforms cross-platform interchange |
Tracks | 4 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Opened | November 28, 1948 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Passengers (2013) | 3,323,235[1] 6.7% | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Rank | 151 out of 421 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Next north | Shepherd Avenue (local): A C Broadway Junction (express): A |
Next south | Grant Avenue: A (Terminal): C |
Next north | Utica Avenue: A C | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Next south | Howard Beach – JFK Airport (via Rockaway): A none (via Lefferts): A C |
Euclid Avenue is an express station on the IND Fulton Street Line of the New York City Subway, located at the intersection of Euclid and Pitkin Avenues in East New York, Brooklyn. It is served by the A train at all times and is the southern terminal for the C train at all times except nights. During nights, this is the northern terminal for the Lefferts Boulevard shuttle from Ozone Park, Queens.
With four tracks and two island platforms, open on November 28, 1948, this is the easternmost express station on the IND Fulton Street Line. It has the same 10" × 5" eggshell-beige wall tile as the next three stations north. The tile band, however, is a delicate shade of lilac with a violet border, similar to Delancey Street in Manhattan. The I-beams are tiled with mini-vertical name tablets reading "Euclid," along with the two-tone border motif. Away from the platform center there is a single row of these I-beams running down the middle of the platform. A crew quarters room is over the south end of both platforms. The station has a crossover in the mezzanine along with an active newsstand.
This station was an incomplete shell during World War II that could not be finished because of material shortages from the war effort. This meant the station received a sightly different tile job and design for the mezzanine compared to the rest of the stations along the line. It became the replacement for the BMT Fulton Street Line's Chestnut Street and Crescent Street stations on April 26, 1956.
Station layout[edit]
G | Street Level | Exit/ Entrance |
M | Mezzanine | Fare control, station agent (Elevator at NE corner of Euclid and Pitkin Avenues) |
P Platform level |
Northbound local | ← toward 168th Street (boarding passengers only; all except late nights) (Shepherd Avenue) ← toward 207th Street (late nights) (Shepherd Avenue) |
Island platform, doors will open on the left, right | ||
Northbound express | ← toward 207th Street (all except late nights) (Broadway Junction) ← termination track (late night shuttle) |
Southbound express | → toward Rockaway Park (PM rush hours), or Lefferts Boulevard or Far Rockaway (all except late nights) (Grant Avenue) → → toward Lefferts Boulevard (late night shuttle) (Grant Avenue) → |
Island platform, doors will open on the left, right | ||
Southbound local | → termination track (all except late nights) → → toward Far Rockaway (late nights) (Grant Avenue) → |
East of the station[edit]
East (railroad south) of the station, Grant Avenue, which is in Brooklyn, is the next station. However, there is rumored to be another station named 76th Street in Queens, just four blocks east of Grant Avenue.
The track-work is quite complex there, allowing trains to enter the Pitkin Yard from both the express and local tracks (where C trains relay to get from the southbound to the northbound local track), and with a connection to Grant Avenue from both sets of tracks. All four mainline trackways continue, disused, east under Pitkin Avenue until approximately Elderts Lane. It was planned that these tracks would continue under Pitkin Avenue to Queens, as part of a never-built system expansion. On the electric light board in the control room at Euclid Avenue, there is a taped-over section of the board that hides the 76th Street station.[2] There are also two tracks coming from the Pitkin Yard heading towards the 76th Street station shell. When Pitkin Yard originally opened, the yard leads toward 76th Street were usable to relay short trains on. Now those two tracks are no longer connected via switches. Parts of the trackways still exist, but the switches were removed and also end in a cinderblock wall.
As late as 1951, these relay tracks were still planned to go as far as 105th Street, with a connection to the IND Rockaway Line east of Cross Bay Boulevard.[3] There is a cinder block wall at the end of the tunnel,[4] and supposedly there is a signal for inbound trains facing the wall.[5] However, on Pitkin Avenue, no subway grates or skylights exist, and the street is too narrow to cover a four-track structure underground.
Rumors of the supposed station are prevalent. On the website SubChat, some have claimed to have known people who have seen the station. The New York Times likened the rumor to the Roswell UFO incident.[2]
- ^ "Facts and Figures: Annual Subway Ridership". Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Retrieved 2014-03-27.
- ^ a b Kennedy, Randy (January 21, 2003). "TUNNEL VISION; Next Stop, 'Twilight Zone' (a k a 76th St. Station)". The New York Times. The New York Times. Retrieved April 17, 2014.
- ^ Track diagram of the 1951 plan
- ^ Tour of the tunnel, by LTVSquad
- ^ Picture of signal
External links[edit]
- nycsubway.org—IND Fulton: Euclid Avenue
- Station Reporter — C train
- Station Reporter — A Lefferts
- Station Reporter — A Rockaway
- The Subway Nut — Euclid Avenue Pictures
- Euclid Avenue entrance from Google Maps Street View


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The apartment is set in the centre of a select residential area in the village of Emba. The local supermarket stocks a full range of products, from local produce to Heinz Beans! Adjacent to the supermarket are several food outlets selling traditional Cypriot food, fresh fish and bread and also Emba Bazaar which we have nicknamed the 'knicker shop' where you can get everything from knickers, socks, shoes, clothes, household items to souvenirs.
There are local Taverns/restaurants and bars within a few minutes walk of Emba village. The surrounding villages of Lempa, Chlorakas and Kissonerga also have a variety of local restaurants. Coral Bay is a few minutes drive away. Its high street is full of bars, restaurants and shops selling souvenirs, DVD's, leather goods and gifts. It has a character of its own and is full of life; it has crazy golf, amusements, dodgem cars for the young ones
A few minutes drive further on, leads you to the sandy beach and water sports.
Paphos main town and harbour are in the opposite direction, where facilities are abundant. There are two contrasting areas, The Harbour - with its many restaurants or Bar Street - for club land and bars
Kidney shaped pool with steps at one end and in built steps at the other. The garden is established and it is bathed in sunshine all day because of its ideal location. Small patio area with table and chairs with plenty of sunloungers .Outside shower for use before using the pool. The garden and pool has lighting for the evenings to enhance your enjoymentCoast/Beach
Coral Bay is a six minute drive away, where guests will find the usual water activities available - jet ski, parascending, diving, water skiing etc. From Paphos Harbour guests can board numerous cruises - half / full day and sunset. Also available are motorboats at hourly rates. Fishing boats can be chartered both privately or as a group.
The Tsada Golf Club can lay claim to being the first grass golf course built in Cyprus. Completed in 1994, it is located 20 minutes from Paphos and is elevated 550m above sea level, ensuring a calming cool breeze during the warm summer months. The Aphrodite Hills Golf Club is located near Paphos in Cyprus, overlooking the Mediterranean, taking its name from the birthplace of Aphrodite, which it overlooks. Aphrodite Hills has been described as an award winning 18 hole championship golf course and academy. The Secret Valley Golf Club is probably the most prestigious golf course in Cyprus, located in the famous area of Petra tou Romiou, the birthplace of Aphrodite, 18km east of Paphos and 49km west of Limassol. There is a driving range on the Paphos - Coral Bay road, 5 minutes drive away.
Size | Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms |
Will consider | Long term lets (over 1 month) |
Access | Wheelchair users |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
Luxuries | Internet access, DVD player |
Pool | Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Children's pool |
General | Air conditioning, TV, Video player, CD player, Safe, Satellite TV |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster |
Utilities | Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
Rooms | 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites |
Furniture | Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 5 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided |
Outdoors | Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Bicycles available |
Access | Parking, Wheelchair users |
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A perfect combination of a parking meter, a car-finder and a notebook . Users can easily customize when and how they want to be reminded. Via GPS, this application remembers your car location and gives either a road directions or navigation to find your car. Even in the scenario without GPS signal, the notebook function kicks in and helps you take a photo or write down your car's place. Using Android's unique notification bar, it is very easy to switch back and forth between this app and other apps. For example, after setting the timer, you can press the "BACK" key to hide it and later on use the notification bar to bring it back. This app is designed for battery life, it will NEVER hug your CPU or will not interrupt the "deep sleep" mode thus consumes very tiny battery. The GPS will automatically shut down as soon as your location has been found or it gives up due to weak signal.Features: *Battery friendly application.*Up to 24 hours real-time reminder.*Never-forget-your car function via GPS navigation or map view.*Notebook or photo function for Non-GPS scenario.*Easily switch back and forth via Android's "back" key and notification bar after setting the timer.*Share your car location with your friends by Facebook, Twitter, SMS, Email, etc.Some Tips: *Enable real-time tracking can dynamically show your current location but it consumes more battery than disable it.*After setting the timer, you can press the "Back" key to hide this app. Whenever you want to watch it, touch the "P" icon in the notification bar at the top of your screen. Or you can just wait to be reminded.*To stop ringing, just pull down the notification bar.*Press the "Option menu" will open the "setting" page which you can customize all settings according to your preferences.*If you are at an open space and the GPS locating fails at the first time, please try one more time(press "Back" key then "Locate Car" key again) and you may get the location at the second time.*If the toggle button titled "On Map" is set to "ON" (with a green bar), it means your car's location has been remembered.*When you take a picture, put the phone in landscape will help reduce the distortion.Tags: Car, Car-finder, GPS navigation, Travel, Parking, Meter, Alarm, Reminder, notebook.


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It is a Bluecore 3D profile plane. I think it is a scaled down version of the 260 Extra???
Anyway, the kit was nicely packaged in a labelled TBM box. It contained the fuse, wing, and stab pieces. They were pre routed for the spar, had precut and pre-hinged control surfaces, electronics cutouts prelabelled (so as not to lock you in to certain components, I think), contained necessary hardware (control lines, ez connects, aileron wires, TBM control horns designed for the plane and the offset hinges, motor mount, and TBM balsa/CF spar (nice design), and full color instructions. Call Gene Payson @ 941-342-8685 (if I remember correctly) and he can tell you more. There is also a website at www.troybuiltmodels.com I do not have any affiliation with TBM or Gene. I just met him through a friend that saw him flying his 3d Delite at SRQ flying field in Sarasota. I think you can also buy all of the electronics needed for the plane from the same place as the kit, including the transmitter gear if needed. Brushless OR brushed. Good Luck and let me know if I can answere any questions. I'm sorry I can't offer any flying characteristics as I haven't had time to finish mine yet although my friend likes his a lot and told me you cannot get the thing to stall and it doesn't have any funny roll or pitch tendencies doint aerobatics. He said it can turn around in it's own fuse length. |
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sorry all, forgot I posted to this (also changed e-mail accounts so I don't know when someone posts to a thread I'm subscribed to!)
I posted a new post in the 3d forum regarding this plane. Here is the link. Any questions, feel free to ask!!!! http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=229858 again, my apologies! Cincy |
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http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/member.php?u=31575 This is link may help with, "open to ideas".
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=736580 This link shows the technique to wind dLRK Star and dLRK delta. Once you know what kv your shooting for than wire size (as big as possible) can be determined. Is the stator ready for wire? |
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Motor (re)winding tips, tricks, manuals, videos, checks and tests, may save you from frying motor and/or controller:
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Noting what the winding turn count is important but not always possible. Epoxy is the problem along with inconsistency in factory winds. One tooth has 5T the next has 4 the next 4 the next 7 and the rest of it sort of explodes in the process of stripping the old wire. That's a worse case example but shows it's a crap shoot to some degree or a box of chocolates. Maybe the info can be found on OEM website, but if not all the info you need can be found here in EMDaC. Although the less problems that you encounter on the first wind the better. That's why looking through previous posts I see the experts at this skill recommend low/ no epoxy motors so as to get the hang of it. I concur. Stator recovery from the missing green goo (it's actually powder coating ) is another task in itself. Nothing is more frustrating than getting to the end of motor assy and find a short. Low grade wire and stators has allot more potential for shorting. Good powerful motors can be made from lower grade stators but the preparation can be time consuming, but this is a hobby.
All that being said I don't know how goopy your stator is but it's good to know info. Besides trying to get the turn count noting what size and how many strands (if it applies) make up a phase. The general philosophy is to use a single strand as large as will physically fit, until the wire is so large and strong the hand can't effectively bend it. Then the multi strands to make up a phase is used. Keep in mind this is the 2730 thread so lots of good info here although it's long. So in summery it's good info to try to retrieve but if not, especially with this motor, " you can get there from here". Hope that's some help. |
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Go back to the beginning of the thread. Often the most useful info is in the first few pages of most long threads, then they start rambling and becoming social vehicles. If you are persistent little gems will continue to crop up but at a lower discovery level.
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And there has just been a recent breakthrough or discovery in the process of removing epoxy coated windings. User vtdiy used a hot air plastic welding rig to remove the winding from a motor recently and it appears to have worked well and also left the original stator coating undamaged. Details and photos here:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...9&postcount=48 That device projects a small stream of hot air (adjustable for volume and temperature) and he was able to follow the wind, focusing the heat at the point of adhesion as the wire bundle was unwound. So that is encouraging. I have used a butane micro torch with a small pinpoint flame, and done a similar thing. The hot air thing probably has a more focused heat and less potential for damaging the surroundings. Loctite 410 - Here is the tech sheet on Loctite 410, I had good luck with it but found it kind of expensive ($20 or so on eBay?). Part of the expense came from the fact that I got a small bottle that would have been enough for several stators but after I used it once and it worked well for me the remainder hardened in the (properly closed) container and the rest of it was useless to me. If I try it again I will get the smaller package from Micro-Dan... Jack |
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I left the 3000 kv with a friend who recently put a rewind BW type on a cheap n easy with 290 watts out put. He picked up some high heat copper wire at a garage sale and had a 205 degree motor at the end of this flight
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...&postcount=522 Has to be seen to be believed. I asked him for advice and he took it. Hopefully I will get something sane in return but one can't guarantee that with him! I will start to work on the 1700 this week and get back after stripping. Once again check out this link! His wind I saw today was putting out 310 watts and stays cool! Rick |
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The Loctite works to some degree. It won't hold up under the pressure of trying to bend larger single strand wire around it. It is "rubberized". I found it to be OK for 25,26,27 and up but when the 22 ,23 and iffy on 24, come out, it's support becomes sketchy. Although this will vary depending on difficulty of wind. Couple of other issues with the Loctite is the unpredictable shelf life of the stuff and price. (as was mentioned) So I have found it is reliably unreliable. But by no means useless.
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In Topic: Navigating The Holidays
12 December 2009 - 12:22 PM
And remember, as stated by other posters, people do not understand celiac disease. I cannot tell you the number of times someone has told me that I can have WHITE bread because it is not WHEAT bread... They do not understand the real issue or the ingredients in food. If in doubt, err on the safe side, becuase it is YOUR health and the days of being sick is not worth sparing the hosts feelings!
I also like to use the get togethers as a chance to educate people about Celiac. When people ask me why I'm not trying the little finger sandwiches or the pumpkin pie, I explain to them that they contain gluten and that I am allergic to gluten. That is generally followed up by a "What is gluten?" question... so then I get to explain to an uninformed member of the public what Celiac disease is and tell them about all the foods that contain gluten. I just hope that they learn a little bit and next time something about it comes up, they will have a little more information.
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12 December 2009 - 12:15 PM
I'm going to have an endoscopy in January, and I know regardless of the results I'm going to go gluten free to see if I feel better.
So anyway especially near the beginning, I'm going to be always having to check whether things are safe yet...and I'm wondering how you guys deal/dealt with it in the beginning? I don't have internet on my phone, should I get it? I don't want to be stuck in a situation where it could be tricky. I'm sort of trying to think and plan ahead.
Here are a couple of other suggestions. I know that there are a couple different books that are published (I believe on a yearly basis) that contain a list of all gluten free products by brand or by type of food. The only caveat with these is, you still HAVE to read the labels before you buy those products since ingredients can change often in foods. But at least that would give you a starting point for which products to look at first. The second thing I do sometimes is if I am in a store and I am looking at buying a product that I am not sure is gluten free, there is usually a 1-800 number on the product. You can call up the company right while you are standing in the store and ask them if that specific product is gluten free or not. They should to be able to tell you right away if it is. If they seem confused or cannot guarantee it is gluten free, don't buy it! Third, a lot of stores have a lot of gluten free products in their health food sections. I shop there a lot for convenience foods because it takes the guesswork out of it.
Hope that helps some!
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08 December 2009 - 08:17 AM
I'm constantly on the lookout for new restaurants that have gluten-free options for newly diagnosed hubby. We've never been to Buffalo Wild Wings, but if they offer gluten-free options, we could become good customers.
My boyfriend and I have eaten there almost once a week for the past 6 or 7 months. I haven't ever had any problems with the food I eat from there. Now, the options are definitely limited, but you can make a meal out of it! I emailed them a little while back and they were kind enough to email me a list of their gluten free products. -- Actually, it is the allergen listing, but it shows specifically all the products that are gluten free. I don't have the email anymore, otherwise I would post it here, but they got back to me within a few hours when I emailed them.
My Buffalo Wild Wings does have dedicated fryers for all the items I eat, so I think that is important to check on before you eat there. Some stores may have different kitchens or policies.
Anyway, here is a list of the things that are currently on their gluten free list (and again make sure they have dedicated fryers!):
Traditional Chicken Wings (make sure fryer is dedicated to just the traditional wings)
Bleu Cheese Dressing
Ranch Dressing
SW Ranch Dressing
Sweet BBQ Wing Sauce
Miled Wing Sauce
Parmesan Garlic Wing Sauce
Medium Wing Sauce
Honey BBQ Wing Sauce
Honey Mustard Diping Sauce
Spicy Garlic Wing Sauce
Caribbean Jerk Wing Sauce
Hot Wing Sauce
Hot BBQ Wing Sauce
Mango Habanero Wing Sauce
Wild Wing Sauce
Blazin Wing Sauce
SW Chipotle
Caesar Dressing
BBQ Ranch Dressing
Marinara Sauce
Queso Cheese Sauce
Naked Tenders With Seasoning
French Fries (the regular ones)
Buffalo Chips
Buffalo Chips with Cheese
Tortilla Chips
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So again, as long as they have dedicated fryers and you let your server know you have a gluten issue, I think it's completely okay to eat there. Like I said, we've been there a TON and I'm super sensitive and I've never gotten sick from eating there. I usually always get the 4 piece naked tenders with regular fries or buffalo chips. Then for sauces I get a side of ranch and a side of honey bbq. It's nice to be able to have a normal meal sometimes! )
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04 December 2009 - 08:15 AM
If you send me the name of this restaurant I will send them an emailing telling them I heard they had fantastic service for celiacs. Also if you post the restaurant's name and the city it's located in under the restaurant section when others visit that area they will know where to go eat. Nice to hear of such a great dinning experience.
It was an awesome dining experience! Not all of them are that great, so it's really nice the few times we get to feel comfortable eating! )
The restaurant I went to was Upstream Brewery and it is the one located in Omaha, NE downtown (we have a couple locations here). Now, I have not been to the other location here, so I do not know if they have the same diligence as the downtown branch, but I was definitely impressed with the downtown restaurant!
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I'm only 27, and I started having all my major Celiac symptoms when I was about 17 or 18, so I understand your feelings of not wanting to be so sick at such a young age. I was not diagnosed until March 2009. I understand how frustrating doctors are! Fortunately, my family doctor here where I live trys very hard to stay up to date with all the latest issues -- so he was the one who actually diagnosed my Celiac.
When were you diagnosed and have you been on the gluten free diet long? I haven't read any of your other posts, I don't think, so maybe you discussed that earlier, so sorry if you did!
I definitely had and have a lot of the same symptoms. I also got lots of headaches, diziness, nausea, bone and joint pain. I have actually had a cold almost continuously since I was about 17. I used to get night sweats all the time, but those have gone totally away since going gluten free. The doctor's can't find any reason for it, but I have a little couch most of the time and my head is congested a lot. I also get a lot of fevers...and I too check my temp daily
They can't really seem to find reasons behind most of it, so I tend to think it is just my weird immune system's way of dealing with things! My boyfriend is a college athletic coach, so I think that maybe he brings a lot of things home with him from all the students....who knows!
But I really hope you start feeling better and like I said, everyone on here is more than willing to be supportive when you need it! It's a great place to come!
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WASHINGTON - Georgetown University Head Men's Basketball Coach John Thompson III was named today to the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Division I Congress.
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This is the first time in his collegiate coaching career that Thompson has served on the NABC board.
In eight-plus seasons as the head coach at Georgetown, Thompson has made his mark in the elite circles of college basketball. The Hoyas are one of only four schools nationally to have been ranked in the Associated Press Top 10 at least once in each of the last six seasons.
Since his arrival on the Hilltop, the Hoyas have reached the postseason eight times, including six NCAA Tournament appearances. In 2006-07, Thompson led the Hoyas to a 30-7 record as the team won the BIG EAST Tournament Championship, the NCAA East Regional and advanced to the Final Four.
Thompson is the only coach in Georgetown history to lead the Hoyas to back-to-back BIG EAST Regular Season Championships, as the team won in 2006-07 and 2007-08, respectively.
Georgetown won its sixth-straight game and improved to 9-1 overall with an 81-68 decision over Western Carolina this past Saturday at Verizon Center. GU is ranked No. 15 in the latest Associated Press Top 25 poll, the third-straight week the team has been ranked in that spot.
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