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Jan 01, 2012, 08:43 PM | |
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Brian, welcome to the world of the Naza. I would start here:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1536553 I am running v1.02 and have no issues at this point. Motors arm and respond as they should. I am sure that it is something simple and you will be flying shortly. Spend a little time reviewing the setup in the Assistant with your transmitter. Did you calibrate your esc's independently with your receiver? Are your throttle travel adjustments at 100%? Do you have any trim or sub trim in your throttle channel? Lots of little stuff, but nothing that cannot be corrected. Let us know if you cannot find the solution. |
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Jan 01, 2012, 08:48 PM | |
My Naza works fine on 1.02. I did notice that after the upgrades the throttle channel was reversed so it wouldn't let me arm the ESC's because it was protecting since the throttle is high.
Did you check your throttle channel in the software? Maybe also re-run the tx calibration with the software? |
Jan 01, 2012, 08:52 PM | ||||
The manual for the Naza indicates ESC calibration is only required if I'm using third-party ESCs. This is the RTF Kit for the Flame Wheel 450. However, I guess it wouldn't hurt to go through this process anyway. Yes. No. I'll keep digging I guess. |
Jan 01, 2012, 08:54 PM | ||
I've done the TX calibration no less than 20 times now. =) Thanks for the comments!! |
Jan 01, 2012, 08:59 PM | |
It looks like this person was having the exact same problem, although he was using third-party ESCs. Ultimately, his solution ended up being to power on the ESCs a few seconds before powering on the Naza.
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1562668 Ultimately, I would hope that's not required here, since these are the matching ESCs. |
Jan 01, 2012, 09:07 PM | |
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I did the esc calibration even with the OPTO esc's on the Naza Kit. The calibration beeps were not like doing a Turnigy and I eventually just waited about 1-2 sec and lowered the throttle. I got a confirming beep so I assume it worked.
Another question, when you power the Naza with the transmitter on while not connected to the computer, what is the led doing? Are you getting rapid yellow/orange flashes, intermittent yellow/orange flashes or no flashes? If you are getting rapid yellow/orange flashes, it indicates that you are in failsafe and you cannot arm. |
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Muscular Strength •Making muscles stronger Why is this important? •What do you need to know? Objectives of Strength Training • General fitness • Body building • Bone fitness • Physical therapy and rehabilitation • Sport-specific applications • Muscle physiology Muscular System Anterior view Muscular System Posterior view Muscle Physiology • Muscles consist of many muscle fibers (cells) connected in bundles • Muscle fibers are made up of myofibrils • Strength training increases the number of myofibrils and the size of muscle fibers = hypertrophy • Inactivity reverses the process = atrophy Skeletal Muscle Tissue Muscle Fibers • Slow-twitch fibers – Fatigue resistant – Don't contract as rapidly and forcefully as fast- twitch fibers – Rely primarily on oxidative (aerobic) energy system • Fast-twitch fibers – Contract rapidly and forcefully – Fatigue more quickly than slow-twitch fibers – Rely more on nonoxidative (anaerobic) energy system Motor Units Motor units (nerves connected to muscle fibers) are recruited to exert force Physiological Effects of Strength Training – Increased muscle mass and size of muscle fibers – Increased utilization and coordination of motor units – Increased strength of tendons, ligaments, and bones – Increased storage of fuel in and blood supply to muscles – Improvements in blood fat levels and biochemical processes Benefits of Muscular Strength and Endurance Improved performance of physical activities Injury prevention Improved body composition Enhanced self-image and quality of life Improved muscle and bone health with aging Prevention, management of chronic disease Factors that Modify Strength Assessing Muscular Strength and Endurance • Muscular strength assessed by determining repetition maximum (1 RM), the maximum resistance that can be lifted once • Muscular endurance assessed by counting the maximum number of repetitions of a muscular contraction Types of Strength Training Exercises • Static (isometric) exercise = muscle contraction without a change in the length of the muscle • Dynamic (isotonic) exercise = muscle contraction with a change in the length of the muscle – Concentric contraction = muscle applies force as it shortens – Eccentric contraction = muscle applies force as it lengthens Muscle Actions Concentric Isometric Eccentric Types of Dynamic Exercise • Constant resistance = constant load throughout a joint's range of motion • Variable resistance = changing load to provide maximal resistance throughout a joint's range of motion • Eccentric loading = placing load on a muscle as it lengthens • Plyometrics = sudden eccentric loading and stretching followed by a concentric contraction • Speed loading = moving a load as rapidly as possible • Isokinetic exercise = exerting force at a constant speed against an equal force Plyometric Training Creating a Successful Weight Training Program Choosing equipment: Weight machines versus free weights – Resistance is provided by both types – Exercise machines • Safer, convenient, and easy to use – Free weights • Require more care, balance, and coordination • Strength transfers to daily activities Applying the FITT Principle • Frequency = days per week • Intensity = amount of resistance • Time = number of repetitions and sets • Type = strength training exercises for all major muscle groups Frequency of Exercise • American College of Sports Medicine recommends 2-3 days per week – Allow 1 full day of rest between workouts • 8 minutes in the morning- daily Intensity of Exercise: Amount of Resistance • Choose resistance based on your current fitness level and goals • To build strength – Lift heavy weights (80% of 1 RM) – Perform a low number of repetitions • To build endurance – Lift lighter weights (40-60% of 1 RM) – Perform a high number of repetitions • For a general fitness program – Lift moderate weights (70% of 1 RM) – Moderate number of repetitions Time of Exercise: Repetitions & Sets • To build strength and endurance, do enough repetitions to fatigue the muscles • The heavier the weight, the fewer the repetitions (1-5) to fatigue = a program to build strength • The lighter the weight, the higher the number of repetitions (15-20) to fatigue = a program to build endurance • To build both strength and endurance, try to do 8-12 repetitions of most exercises Strength versus Endurance Time of Exercise: Repetitions and Sets • Set = a group of repetitions followed by a rest period • For general fitness, 1 set of each exercise is sufficient • Doing more than one set will increase strength development • Rest between sets Type of Exercise • For a general fitness program: – 8–10 different exercises – Work all major muscle groups – Balance between agonist and antagonist muscle groups – Do exercises for large-muscle groups and multiple joints before exercises for small- muscle groups or single joints Strength Testing • Standardization • Warm-Up • Practice • Muscle Angle Testing 1-RM Bench Press - machine Load:Repetition Relationships 120 One can perform high reps with light loads, and M A X 100 I few reps with near max M U M 80 loads R E P 60 E T 1 T 40 I O N Strength Training Zone S 20 0 20 40 60 80 100 Maximum Load Which System is Best? • Specificity rules [specific adaptations to imposed demands - SAID] • Overload is the key Comparative Training Responses in Men and Women •Muscular hypertrophy occurs to a much greater extent in men –Represents the largest sex difference in response to resistance training –Both sexes experience similar percentage strength improvements Creating a Successful Weight Training Program (cont'd) • Making progress • More advanced strength training programs • Weight training safety – using proper lifting techniques – using spotters and collars with free weights – use common sense when exercising on weight machines – be alert for injuries Setting Up Your Program (cont) • Avoid max lifts initially • Use 12 to 15 reps initially • Increase weight after 2 weeks – Use 6 – 8 reps – Progress gradually • Work larger muscle groups first Detraining Gains in strength may be seen after 1 to 2 weeks of training Training as few as 1 to 2 times per week may be adequate to maintain strength training gains Combining Strength & Endurance Training • Resistance training plus aerobic training equals less strength improvement • Incorporate a break between workouts • Health benefits of both types of training may be obtained by training for both strength & endurance Muscle Soreness [DOMS] • Cell damage hypothesis • Spasm hypothesis • Tear hypothesis • Excess metabolite hypothesis • Connective tissue damage hypothesis Sex Differences in Strength ABSOLUTE STRENGTH • Upper Body - women 50% weaker • Lower Body - women 30% weaker RELATIVE STRENGTH Human muscle can generate 3 to 8 kg force per cm of muscle cross sectional area On a relative basis women are just as strong as men - and in the lower body, they are stronger! Warm Up and Cool Down • Warm up prior to each weight training session with a general warm-up and a warm-up for the exercises you will perform • Cool down after weight training, relax for 5-10 minutes, lower your heart rate Weight Training Safety • Use proper lifting techniques • Use spotters and collars with free weights • Be alert for injuries A Caution About Supplements/ Drugs • Supplements taken to increase muscle growth; – Anabolic steroids – Growth hormone – Androstenedione – Insulin and insulin-like growth factor (IGF-1) Anabolic Steroids- ACSM Position 1. With adequate diet and training- increases in body weight occur often in lean tissue. 2. No increase in aerobic power or capacity for muscular exercise. 3. Associated with many adverse effects. 4. Use by athletes is contrary to rules and ethical principles of competition. Side Effects of Anabolic Steroids • Liver damage and tumors • Reduced HDL • High blood pressure, heart disease, cancer • Depressed immune function • Psychological disturbances • Depressed sperm and testosterone production breast development in males • Masculinization in women and children • Premature closure of bone growth centers Anabolic Steroids • Drug with a considerable following –Its becoming increasingly popular with more than just strength athletes • Effectiveness –Dosage is an important factor –Training volume accompanying use Anabolic Steroids • Structure and action –Sterol structure similar to testosterone –Promotes protein synthesis • Stacking –Combining multiple steroid preparations in oral & injectable form • Pyramiding –Progressively increasing the dosage Examples of oral and injectable anabolic steroids Generic Name Commerical Form Retail $ Black Name Market $ Oxymetholone Anadrol-50 Oral: 50 mg $115/100 tabs $200-500 Oxandrolone Oxandrin Oral; 2.5 mg $420/100 tabs $600-1600 Stanazolol Winstrol V Oral; 2 mg $100/100 tabs $200-500 Nandrolone Durabolin Inject; 25 mg/ml $275/ml vial $200-500 Deconate Deca-Durabolin Inject; 25 mg/ml $12/2 ml vial $400-750 Androlone-D200 Neo-durabolic Inject; 50 mg/ml $12/2 ml vial $450-750 Life-shortening Effects of Exogenous Steroids Use in Mice Changes from baseline in average FFM, muscle, fat, and strength over 10-wks of testosterone treatment Growth Hormone • Genetic engineering comes to sports – Human growth hormone • Produced in the Pituitary gland • Stimulates bone & cartilage growth • Enhances fatty acid oxidation • Reduces glucose & amino acid breakdown – Excess GH may result in: • Gigantism • Acromegaly – No unanimity among researchers DHEA: A Worrisome Trend • DHEA- Dehydroepiandersterone – Steroid hormone produced by the adrenal glands • Claims for DHEA • Testosterone booster • Bolsters immune system • Preserves youth • Decreases fatigue & joint pain • Slows aging • Invigorates sex life – An unregulated compound with uncertain safety Androstenedione • Claims: – Stimulates production of endogenous testoterone – Enables one to train harder – Increases muscle mass – Aids healing/recovery process • Research shows no effect of supplementation on basal serum testosterone or any training response in terms of muscle size & strength A Caution About Supplements/Drugs • Supplements taken to speed recovery from training – Creatine monohydrate • Substances taken to increase training intensity and overcome fatigue – Amphetamines – Caffeine Creatine • Supplement form - creatine monohydrate – Important component of high-energy phosphates – Documented benefits in humans • Improved muscular strength and power • Enables heavier lifting for greater overload – Creatine loading • 20 –25 g/day – Some research shows no benefit A Caution About Supplements/Drugs • Substances taken to increase endurance – Erythropoietin • Substances taken to aid weight control – Fat blockers – Stimulants – Diuretics


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Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano wins
FIANO, Italy -- Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano of Spain won the Italian Open on Sunday for the second time, edging South Africa's Garth Mulroy by two strokes.
European Ryder Cup players Nicolas Colsaerts and Martin Kaymer also fared well.
BMW Italian Open Leaderboard
1. Fdez-Castano (-24)
2. Mulroy (-22)
T-3. Manassero (-20)
T-3. Bourdy (-20)
T-5. Kaymer (-18)
T-5. Boyd (-18)
T-5. Larrazabal (-18)
T-5. Colsaerts (-18)
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It was the sixth European Tour win of Fernandez-Castano's career. The 31-year-old Spaniard's biggest previous victory came at last year's Singapore Open.
He hit a solid shot out of the rough following an errant tee shot and birdied the final hole of the Royal Park I Roveri course outside Turin, finishing at 24 under.
"It felt like match play out there and I'm delighted to have come out on top," Fernandez-Castano said. "It feels very special to win this tournament again. I knew it would have to be a low round to win today and so it proved. The putts were going in today."
Mulroy fell behind after a bogey on the 17th.
Gregory Bourdy of France and Italian teenager Matteo Manassero tied for third at 20 under.
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My husband and I are planning a road trip starting from Sonoma Ca and ending up in Austin TX and then returning back to Sonoma. We are planning on leaving Sept. 28th and have 4 weeks to explore and visit. We would like to drive no more than 6-7 hours per day. Places we would like to visit are Zion and Bryce National Parks, Santa Fe New Mexico and possibly Albuquerque and then down through New Mexico and into Texas, ending in Austin. I don't have a clue what to see once we hit the Texas border and onto Austin. We plan on staying in Austin for 5 days (our son lives there) and then going home via San Antonio and then into Arizona....Tucson, Phoenix, up to Sedona, Palm Springs and then home to Sonoma. Any suggestions for a itinerary would be very helpful.
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I would see Carlsbad Caverns and Guadalupe National Park on your way to Tucson. Perhaps a day at North Rim of the Grand Canyon. Maybe a day at Page, AZ. Canyon De Chelly is an option. You could hit the Petrified Forest for a couple of hours.
White Sand Dunes National Monument is a good place to see too.
There isn't much in the Texas Panhandle to see or do. Maybe eat at The Big Texan in Amarillo. You pretty much have to eat there once in your life after passing the 200 billboards along I 40. Actually, it's pretty good. I suppose you might go thru Lubbock though and not even really be in the panhandle.
In Tucson, see the Sonoran Desert Museum in Saguaro National Park. Look into Sabino Canyon and see it that is something that interests you.
I don't know that you'd be interested in this, but The Schlitterbahn in New Bransfel(south of Austin) is the best Waterpark anywhere.
Texas is really big and takes a long time to get across it. It does have some 80 mph hwys, most of them are 70 and 75mph. They have a couple now that are 85mph, but I'm not sure where they are.
A stop at Big Bend National Park wouldn't be entirely out of the question either. Big Bend, Guadalupe, and Saquaro are somewhat similar, so you might now want all of those in one trip. They are unique. Guadalupe and Carlsbad would be easy to hit and they are about an hour apart from each other. -
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The Texas Hill Country around Fredicksburg is interesting. There are some Texas wineries in the area. there is a nice WW II museum dedicated to the war in the Pacific there as well. The LBJ historical site is nearby.
In the pan handle you can check out the Cadillac Ranch near Amarillo and the Palo Duro Canyon State Park is very scenic and interesting with a drive down to the bottom of the canyon.
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Note that the correct name of the town where Schlitterbahn is located is New Braunfels. It's just 30min north of San Antonio. At that time of year, the park will probably only be open on weekends, and the water will be very cold (it's river water). But the upside is you won't have to wait in hour-long lines!
Also note that nobody mentioned anything between the NM border and central texas - that's because it's mainly just empty desert. Not a fun drive unless you like hours and hours of desert landscape. -
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Unique hiking/exploring - Big Bend in TX, Great Sand Dunes CO, Chiricahua Nat. Mon. AZ.
Memorable hiking or motoring - White Sands NM, Monument Valley AZ/UT, Canyon De Chelley AZ.
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The staff is helpful and friendly even sharing their dinner with me; the hotel is located on a quiet street within walking distance to busier streets; my room was clean and spacious; strong AC and water pressure.
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Great location near the main strip. The 100 foot alley referenced must not be a thing anymore? Or it is and we didn't notice. Super friendly staff and clean, too.
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A very good location. Not far from the street with many restaurants serving local and western food. The rooms are large and clean. The owners are very nice.
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Staff/owners were very nice and helpful! They recommended the best food in town, and the free tuk-tuk ride from the airport was a great touch. The rooms were comfy with air conditioning. We were sad to leave after our five nights at Bliss Villa!
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Most staff members were nice, except the guy who ignored my request for bottled water for brushing teeth as there was no tap water or offered other solutions.
Very nice and spacious room, brand new building where you walk without shoes inside:-) walk distance from the center, but far enough from the touristic madness. nice swimming pool to relax
value for money. the 8-people dom is very large, bed is cozy. The most important is the staff are really helpful, they can arrange the goup tour for you.
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Staff is really friendly! When we checked out, girl who worked on reception gave us a huge bag of green tea (probably cause we drank tea a lot :) ). Facilities were ok, view from window to a wall, but who cares! There r amazing views outside of accomodation) wifi worked fine.
Centrally located in Siem Reap City on Sok San Street, Bliss Villa is a convenient 5-minute walk from the Old Market, Pub Street and Angkor Night Market. It features an outdoor pool and provides free WiFi access throughout the property.
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At the 24-hour front desk, guests can arrange sightseeing trips and tour activities. The hotel also provides laundry services. Tea and coffee is available around the clock at the lobby area.
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There is a building site next door, and the area is poorly lit at night when walking!
Most staff members were nice, except the guy who ignored my request for bottled water for brushing teeth as there was no tap water or offered other solutions.
Stayed 5 nights,3 occurrences of no tap water,that's not acceptable particularly 2 occurred in the morning when we had to brush up before the super early sunrise tours. One occassion happened in the early evening after bike riding back from the temple. These all happened in their new building... unbelievable! Other than the water supply problem, there were ants in the room. The room was kinda dusty (like renovation dust) as well.
Room is large and beds very comfortable. WiFi works fine in the room. Free bottles of water every day was nice. We took a tour to the temples and the tuk tuk driver recommended by the hotel was very good.
They forgot to pick us up at the airport, but finally the taxi from the airport was cheaper than their shuttle (7 USD x 10 USD). They gave us a discount on the room rate to make it up for that. Also, there is a place for cerimonies just next to it that starts with loud music around 4:30-5:00 AM, so not the best if you want to spleep after that.
Very nice and spacious room, brand new building where you walk without shoes inside:-) walk distance from the center, but far enough from the touristic madness. nice swimming pool to relax
Unfortunately they are building new houses around, so from the early morning until late evening it was very noisy!!! staff a bit too pushy on the excursions
Un hotel agradable y limpio. Los trabajadores son encantadores y te facilitan tuk-tuk e información a diferentes tours, como a los Templos de Angkor o a pueblos flotantes.
No tienen bar ni restaurante.
・Near to the market. ・staffs are so kind. ・free 1 bottle water for each persons everyday. ・hotel can arrange tour and tuktuk(taxi) if you request.
・the bath room drain clogged up. ・a mantis and gecko showed up in the room
A bit far from central location but is easy to get a tuk tuk in front of the guesthouse.
Staff and the accommodation was great, Nice swiming pool most of the time only for you, Free tea or coffee on reception, Fast internet.
Take the room up from the first floor.
value for money. the 8-people dom is very large, bed is cozy. The most important is the staff are really helpful, they can arrange the goup tour for you.
there are 2 house of Bliss Villa, i live the one which is a little far away from the old market. wifi is not that good. the sewer in dom is not good enough, the toilet always flooding after a bath.
Staff, facilities, swimming pool, rooms, tuk-tukers of the hotel, Mr.Don:)
i liked everything!
The staff is helpful and friendly even sharing their dinner with me; the hotel is located on a quiet street within walking distance to busier streets; my room was clean and spacious; strong AC and water pressure.
The wifi was a bit inconsistent. As I moved around my room I had to switch to different wifi sources. Not a huge problem.
Staff is really friendly! When we checked out, girl who worked on reception gave us a huge bag of green tea (probably cause we drank tea a lot :) ). Facilities were ok, view from window to a wall, but who cares! There r amazing views outside of accomodation) wifi worked fine.
Genuinely attentive and friendly staff. Few minutes walk to the town center. Great value for money.
The hotel is in a quiet location but near many eating places and only a few minutes walk from the night market and other night spots. The staff were very helpful and arranged tours and a pick up from the airport. Also a mini van to go to Pattaya.
Very nice hotel, nice staff, helpful :) good tuk tuk to see temples. Walking distance to pub street, lots of nice food and night markets
Convenient pick up at the airport (even if a bit over priced...), very nice room, nice cool pool, good A/C, close to really nice restaurants. Booked the little tour to the temples by tuktuk, the tuktuk driver was lovely, and careful (always looked for me in the crowed! :) ) and fresh water provided.
The bathroom smelled. They didn't clean my room during my stay (not as some people said in other reviews) but it didn't really bother me as the room is big and clean anyway.
Staff was incredible, especially the manager. Very helpful and extremely friendly. Felt welcomed every time I left and returned.
Pool was located in another building.
Big and clean room. They clean-up the room without being asked to. Staff/owner was very helpful and friendly. Short walk to the night market.
Coffee and tea is available only at the lobby. It would be nice if available in each room.
The noise of the fan. There's water leaking from the air-cond.
Daily house keeping, with complimentary water, was fantastic. The villa kept the whole place very clean. The staff and owner were family-friendly. Needless to say, I really enjoyed every day of my seven-day stay at Bliss Villa. The villa emailed me of possible options for airport pickup. I selected tuk tuk at $6, a great deal. The location is at the center of all attractions. I mostly walked. When I wanted to venture a distance, I rented a bicycle at $1 a day. My comment would not be complete without mentioning the swimming pool at their new and second building, which is only about 3 minute walk from the first building. I loved it! The villa is a fabulous deal for the money. I will definitely go back to Bliss Villa next time I visit Siem Reap.
The staff were great, gave real information and would attend to any problems. The light in the bathroom has blown but the the staff fixed this as soon as I told them. Good WIFI
Not a good chill out area for me. Could not get food/snack from hotel.
ann, rain, etc - the staff, they're wonderful! the room is spacious & clean and there's free bottled water all the time. best of all, it's near the center with all the shops yet a little far to avoid all the noise.
they used to have free airport pick ups but now there is a charge. uhhm, there's no pool... but the owner said they're transferring soon and they will have a pool! :-)
Quiet place, near to the night market and centre of the town, clean ad the staff was really helpful in everything
Good backpackers place, good tuktuk drivers, good location!
Payment for everything has to be done upfront in cash (even if you order two beers after a 4 nights stay!) No sheets on the bed, only a fleece blanket, bring a liner! Very basic, don't expect hotel services!
The accommodations were spotless, the staff was very friendly and the room was quite spacious. There was even a small TV though I rarely watch television. Really everything I needed was provided and I found the location within easy walking distance of the central tourist areas such as Pub Street and the Night Market. I cannot imagine anything better for near the price I paid for my room and I would heartily recommend Bliss Villa. Being from the U.S. I also enjoyed talking to Don, the ex-pat owner of Bliss Villa.
The wifi signal could have been better but then again there is a PC in the lobby available for any guest to use so that really didn't cause me any inconvenience.
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An impressive church in an exceptional location! This 26000+ sq ft building has three distinct areas to accommodate one or more churches. The main sanctuary including baptistery has been renovated and has the capacity for approximately 300 people. The newer roof, water heaters, carpet, windows and fresh paint are all items that make this a desirable property. There is an array of classrooms, gymnasium with a fire system already installed, nursery, youth sanctuary, and two kitchens. The foyer and main kitchen have recently been updated and the zoning was changed to accommodate a full time daycare center or school. This facility is ideal for expanding congregations, operating several business units from one building, or housing a church and renting out the available space. Definitely worth a look! Click here to learn more about this listing..
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Population 27,829 | Median Household Income $47,132 | Median Years In Residence 8 |
Median Homeowner Age 34 | Households with Children 45.23% | Percent of Homes Rented 41.78% |
Nearby Elementary Schools
- Mclean Science/Technology Magnet Elementary School
- 2277 N Marigold Ln
- Cloud Elementary School
- 1212 W 25th St N
- Woodland Health / Wellness Magnet Elementary School
- 1705 N Salina Ave
Nearby Primary Schools
- Little Early Childhood Education Center
- 1613 N Piatt Ave
Nearby Middle Schools
- St Patrick Elementary School
- 2023 N Arkansas Ave
- Marshall Middle School
- 1510 N Payne Ave
- St Jude Catholic School
- 3030 N Amidon Ave
Nearby High Schools
- North High School
- 1437 N Rochester St
- Riverside Academy
- 2050 W 11th St N
- Word Of Life Traditional School
- 3841 N Meridian Ave
Nearby Other Schools
- Wichita Children's Home
- 810 N Holyoke St
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ReDigi's 2015 Music Preview
By Todd Sterling on Thursday, January 1, 2015With 2014 behind us, we take a look ahead at 2015. Although January is normally a quiet month for superstar releases, hard rock listeners have a lot to look forward to. Shock rocker Marilyn Manson will release The Pale Emperor on the 20th, while Papa Roach will drop F.E.A.R. (Face Everything And Rise) on the 27th. February will be a
ReDigi's Top 10 Albums Of 2014
By Todd Sterling on Tuesday, December 23, 2014It was a good year for music lovers. So many great releases across the board; every genre had a superstar release from at least one artist. Discs from EDM superstar Skrillex (Recess), R&B chanteuse Mary J. Blige (The London Sessions) and metal giants Judas Priest (Redeemer Of Souls) impressed. To close out the year we countdown our Top 10 Albums
Artist Spotlight: Cocteau Twins
By Jon O'Brien on Friday, November 14, 2014Scottish trio Cocteau Twins barely made a dent on the charts during their turbulent 18-year career, but their blissfully ethereal dream-pop sound became a cornerstone of the '80s indie scene, paving the way for everyone from shoegazers My Bloody Valentine to French dream-pop outfit M83 to Icelandic post-rockers Sigur Ros. Named after an obscure song from fellow Scots Simple Minds,
Song Review: Carrie Underwood – "Something In The Water"
By Todd Sterling on Wednesday, November 12, 2014Has it really been ten years since Carrie Underwood won Season Four of American Idol? It seems like just yesterday the Oklahoma native was the toast of the Idol universe. Fast forward a decade, and Underwood is set to release her first ever hits collection. Greatest Hits: Decade #1 arrives just in time for Christmas and is packed with a
Album Review: Mary J. Blige – The London Sessions
By Jon O'Brien on Monday, November 10, 2014Mary J. Blige is still the undisputed Queen of Hip-Hop Soul, but there's a sense that she's been coasting as of late. Blige's series of enjoyable but lightweight festive and soundtrack albums (A Mary Christmas, Think Like A Man Too) screamed 'contractual obligations.' Turns out that all the nine-time Grammy winner needed to rediscover her mojo was a trip across
Song Review: Calvin Harris feat. John Newman – "Blame"
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Throwback: Guns N' Roses – Appetite For Destruction
By Todd Sterling on Thursday, November 6, 2014When Guns N' Roses released their debut album in 1987, hard rock music was ruled by bubblegum acts that cared more about their appearance than the music. Bands like Motley Crue and Poison played the role of bad-ass rockers, but their music was lightweight and contrived. When Guns N' Roses dropped Appetite For Destruction, all bets were off. The twelve track
Album Review: Taylor Swift – 1989
By Jon O'Brien on Tuesday, November 4, 2014Named after the year she was born in, 1989 sees national sweetheart Taylor Swift entirely abandon her country roots and aim straight for the pure pop jugular with a record co-written with a who's who of 21st Century hitmakers. Dubbed her first official pop album, Swift's homage to the era when Jacko, Madge and Prince reigned supreme isn't as radical a
Song Review: Toby Keith – "Drunk Americans"
By Todd Sterling on Monday, November 3, 2014The title of Toby Keith's new single might throw a few people at first, but after one listen any preconceived notions will fly out the window. Keith, the voice behind such burly anthems as "Courtesy Of The Red, White And Blue (The Angry American)" and "As Good As I Once Was," is back in the mix with yet another drinking
Song Review: Iggy Azalea feat. Rita Ora – "Black Widow"
By Jon O'Brien on Friday, October 31, 20142014 has undoubtedly been the year of Iggy Azalea. The Australian rapper has been breaking Billboard chart records left, right and center since the release of her debut album The New Classic, and its fifth single "Black Widow," has shown she hasn't finished yet. The collaboration with Kosovan-born pop diva Rita Ora has not only given the 24-year-old her third consecutive
Top 5 Eagles Songs
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Album Review: Billy Idol – Kings & Queens Of The Underground
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Song Review: Billy Currington – "Don't It"
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Song Review: Three Days Grace – "I Am Machine"
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Throwback: Randy Travis – Passing Through
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Less than a year from now, Indianapolis and Indiana's newest hospital, Eskenazi Hospital, will open for business. The new hospital will be the successor to Wishard Hospital. The new hospital was made possible by a landslide vote of residents in 2009 and the generosity of Sidney and Lois Eskenazi who donated $40 million towards the hospital's construction. Providing the community an update on the new hospital in a special Afternoons with Amos segment were Matthew Gutwein, Chairman of the Health and Hospital Corporation of Marion County which built and will operate the hospital. Dr. Lisa Harris, Medical Director of the Hospital and Greg Porter, Vice-President/Community Affairs for Health & Hospital. Click Below to Hear the Interview about the New Eskenazi Hospital and it's features. Runs 34 Minutes. ©2012 WTLC/Radio One.
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Lake County works hard to employ qualified personnel and to help them achieve their own personal and career goals, while also reaching the county's goals. We strive to provide an environment where employees feel engaged in their work, where opportunities are provided and where respect is shared.
Lake County is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE). Qualified applicants are considered for employment without regard to age, race, color, creed, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, disability or veteran status. If you need assistance or an accommodation during the application process because of a disability, it is available upon request.
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If you're not watching fireworks, join us for the TUAW Talkcast
Many TUAW readers may not be either setting off fireworks or watching someone else blow up colorful pyrotechnics, so we've decided to host a special holiday edition of the TUAW Talkcast tonight. The fun will begin at 10 PM ET, and we're sure there will be some verbal fireworks tonight as the debate ...
TUAW Talkcast: the WWDC 2010 preview show
When we're not being taken in by fake iPhone advertisements, we're preparing for our coverage of WWDC 2010. Tonight we'll be hosting our usual Sunday night TUAW Talkcast, starting at 10 PM EDT. If you've never joined the Talkcast, it's a wild hour (sometimes more, if we decide to have an after show)...
TUAW Talkcast #4: Best of the week, more reader questions - available for download
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Home » Boys' Basketball NewsColumbus East, Bloomington South advance in boys basketball sectionalFebruary 26, 2013 Columbus North High School COLUMBUS, Ind. -- Senior Nate Rich scored 18 points and junior Bryce Lienhoop added 17 Tuesday evening (Feb. 26), leading the Columbus East boys basketball team to a 76-65 victory over Shelbyville in the first round of Class 4A Sectional 14 at Columbus North.
Senior Kyle Taylor, senior Connor Jensen and senior Zach Martindale each added 11 points for the Olympians, who improved to 14-6 and earned a date with host Columbus North (21-1) in the semifinal round at 7:30 p.m. Friday (March 1).
Lienhoop grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds and Taylor dealt a game-best eight assists for Columbus East, which seized control of the game in the third quarter and pulled away over the final period.
Junior Reilly Reinbold scored 16 points to lead four players in double figures for Shelbyville (6-15). Sophomore Mitchell Orem and senior Ethan Runnebohm each scored 15 points, and junior Adam Eads had 14 points.
In the opening game on Tuesday, junior Keaton Hendricks poured in 25 points to propel Bloomington South past East Central 65-50. Junior Noah Marks and freshman Tucker Blackwell each pitched in 12 points for the Panthers (11-10), who will face rival Bloomington North (12-8) in the semifinals at 6 p.m. Friday (March 1).
Marks pulled in a game-high 12 rebounds for Bloomington South, while sophomore Johnny Jager and sophomore Josh Martindale each had three assists.
Junior Howie Backherms scored 17 points and senior Payton Stonefield netted 13 to lead the Trojans (12-11).
The winners of Friday's semifinal games will meet for the sectional championship at 7:30 p.m. Saturday (March 2).
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