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West Ham v Manchester City
Manchester City confirm their place in the Capital One Cup final with a 9-0 aggregate win over West Ham.
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As it happened
West Ham now just have their Premier League survival to concentrate on. Manchester City are still multi-tasking like the a female plate-spinner.
Manchester United attempt to claw back a 2-1 aggregate deficit against Sunderland tomorrow night. Their reward if they do so will be a meeting with City in the final. That could be something of a booby prize given Manuel Pellegrini's side's form.
See you same time, same place for all the latest.
Bye for now.
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Jamie Hardesty: Had Big Sam not played Diame it would've been disrespectful to fans. Now its another key injury. Catch 22 situation. No hope.
2156:MANAGER REACTION- West Ham 0-3 Man City (agg 0-9)
West Ham boss Sam Allardyce: "The most disappointing thing was our defensive unit doing what it did in the first few minutes. Manchester City are a super, super team but it was not a super, super opening goal.
"It was bog-standard defending, which was disappointing. You cannot do mistakes at this level to the amount we did them.
"The killer of all was the injuries to Joe Cole, who should not be out for so long, and Mo Diame, which looked really serious."
2152:MANAGER REACTION- West Ham 0-3 Man City (agg 0-9)
Manchester City Manuel Pellegrini speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a very professional performance. It was easy to think the game was finished from the 6-0 in the first leg, but it was important to reach the final winning all the games.
"For Sergio Aguero, it was useful match as he played 60 minutes. For him, it useful for the future.
"Alvaro Negredo has a problem with his shoulder. He just has a pain at the moment, and we will see hope it is tomorrow.
"I see Marcos Lopes working everyday. He has a great future.
"Wembley is always important. It was important the way we reached the final, winning every game."
2151:West Ham 0-3 Man City (agg 0-9)
"It is the same for me," says Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini when asked whether he would prefer to face Manchester United or Sunderland in the final. That has to sting a bit back at Old Trafford.
2149:FULL-TIME- Peterborough 4-3 Notts County
BBC Sport's Chris Osborne at London Road: "After being 2-0 down seven minutes in, Peterborough United have come out 4-3 winners against 10-man Notts County. Hat-trick hero Nicky Ajose got the winner - he hadn't scored for Posh in his two-and-a-half years at the club until Saturday. Now he has four in two."
Marcos Lopes: "It was very good for me, I was very pleased to play this game.
"It is easy to play with these players, as they have so much quality.
Joleon Lescott: "A Wembley final is very special. When you get to a final, there are no easy games.
"[When asked whether he will be at Manchester City for the final] I am not sure. You never know, it is still ongoing."
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Gary Barnes: Lopes outshine Morrison. Looks a good player.
Marcos Lopes has been chatting to the television cameras. Known as "Rony" because he reminds the City staff of a certain Cristiano, he comes across as a grounded, humble lad.
Andrew: Supercitygoballisticwesthamareatrocious...
2143:West Ham 0-3 Man City (agg 0-9)
Where does that Manchester City win stands in the all-time list of aggregate whuppings? Not as high as you might think...
While it is the biggest winning margin ever in a League Cup semi-final, Aldershot gave Newport a 12-0 shoeing in the 1945-46 FA Cup final in English football's biggest ever aggregate win.
Liverpool beating Exeter 11-0 in the League Cup second round in 1981 is next on the list.
2136:FULL-TIME- Oxford 0-3 Charlton
It will be Huddersfield v Charlton in the fourth round of the FA Cup.
2134:FULL-TIME- West Ham 0-3 Man City (agg 0-9)
Manchester City are one game away from their first trophy of the season. The first of how many?
2133:INJURY TIME- West Ham 0-3 Man City (agg 0-9)
Just one more minute added on at the end.
2132:SUBSTITUTION- West Ham 0-3 Man City (agg 0-9)
Jack Collison is brought on as Mohamed Diame is carried off on a stretcher. More bad news for West Ham.
2131:West Ham 0-3 Man City (agg 0-9)
The attendance is in at Upton Park. A paltry 14,390 have been tempted along for this.
There is currently a break in play while Mohamed Diame is treated for a serious-looking injury.
The Stadio Olimpico erupts as Gervinho finishes off an incisive break by lashing in from close-range to give Roma a 1-0 lead against Juventus with 10 minutes remaining in their Coppa Italia quarter-final meeting.
The Ivory Coast international was derided while with Arsenal, but that strike was his sixth in 19 games since his summer move to Serie A.
Real Madrid still lead Espanyol 1-0 in their Copa del Rey tie with Karim Benzema's goal the difference.
2128:West Ham 0-3 Man City (agg 0-9)
Alvaro Negredo goes down heavily as he chases a ball through towards the byeline. The Spaniard receivs treatment from the Manchester City medical staff and is eventually back on his feet to baying chants of "Beast" from the visiting fans.
Sharif in Manchester: Beautiful scoreline from a Manchester City perspective. I just hope we can keep a clean sheet.
2124:TEN MINUTES TO GO- West Ham 0-3 Man City (agg 0-9)
Carlton Cole spins and slams a shot into the thigh of Gael Clichy as Manchester fail to deal convincingly with Stewart Downing's cross from the left.
It would have been interesting had Sam Allardyce left Andy Carroll on alongside Cole, with Downing and Matt Taylor supplying the crosses and Ravel Morrison and Kevin Nolan chasinig the leftovers.
MOTD presenter Gary LinekerWest Ham 0-3 Man City (agg 0-9)
"Think this may just be beyond the Hammers now."
2120:West Ham 0-3 Man City (agg 0-9)
Fifteen minutes to go and Jesus Navas should be making it "10 (ten)" on the videprinter. The Spaniard drives up, up and over after a neat reverse pass from Alvaro Negredo opened up an understaffed and back-pedalling City rearguard.
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Reverend Liam Reilly: Sam Allardyce's lack of imagination/West Ham's lack of resources shown by the signing & subsequent performances of Roger Johnson.
2116:West Ham 0-3 Man City (agg 0-9)
Manchester City's fans are revelling in their trip to the capital. "We want ten," they chant before Fernandinho disappoints them with a shot well over from 25 yards.
"It could be worse, you could have Moyes" was reportedly a ditty from earlier in the half.
2112:West Ham 0-3 Man City (agg 0-9)
Ravel Morrison has looked a far more menacing presence playing through the middle in the second half. His ability to go either way past a defender opens up a lot of routes into the box from a central area.
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Andrew Knowles: Can the referee change the rules just this once to 'last goal wins'?
2109:SUBSTITUTION- West Ham 0-3 Man City (agg 0-9)
Manchester City ring the changes. Long-time injury absentees Jack Rodwell and Stevan Jovetic are on in place of Javi Garcia and Sergio Aguero.
2102:GOAL- Oxford 0-3 Charlton - Yann Kermorgant (58 mins)
That looks done and dusted at the Kassam. Yann Kermorgant rifles in a 30-yard free-kick to make the game safe, book in for a fourth-round tie with Huddersfield and make it five in seven games for himself.
2101:GOAL- West Ham 0-3 Man City (agg 0-9) - Alvaro Negredo (59 mins)
It was like the West Ham defence were running the bulls in Pamplona. Alvaro Negredo surges through a gap between Roger Johnson and Matt Taylor and shrugs off both and gets the final touch to send the ball past Jussi Jaaskelainen.
Double figures is just a goal away.
2101:West Ham 0-2 Man City (agg 0-8)
Stewart Downing's deep cross drops for Mohamad Diame at the far post, but the former Wigan man's attempt to control and cut inside are foiled by the large presence of Carlton Cole. His own team-mate.
2058:West Ham 0-2 Man City (agg 0-8)
Matija Nastasic is being given the runaround by Carlton Cole. That is not a good look for any defender. The Serbian gives away a free-kick on the edge of the box for a foul on Cole and is relieved to see Ravel Morrison slap the set-piece straight into the wall.
2055:West Ham 0-2 Man City (agg 0-8)
Carlton Cole stands up Matija Nastasic with a neat shift of feet out on the left wing, but Costel Pantilimon is equal to his shot from a tight angle.
2053:West Ham 0-2 Man City (agg 0-8)
Andy Carroll did pretty well on his first start of the season. There was no sign of his physicality being drained by his long injury absence and he caused the City defence a few nervous moments in the air.
2051:SUBSTITUTION- West Ham 0-2 Man City (agg 0-8)
And a second quick change for West Ham as Joe Cole pulls up wincing, bringing Stewart Downing into the fray off the bench. Looks like Cole just tried to run off a niggling complaint that would not be shaken.
2048:KICK-OFF- West Ham 0-2 Man City (agg 0-8)
West Ham get us back under way. They have made a change as well with Carlton Cole coming on for Andy Carroll.
Wigan manager Uwe Rosler on BBC Radio 5 live
"The January transfer window is very stressful. You prepare as well as you can, but it a deal can fail for so many reasons that are not in your hands."
2046:West Ham 0-2 Man City (agg 0-8)
If it stays as it is, Manchester City will set a new record for the biggest ever winning margin in League Cup semi-final, beating West Ham's 10-3 demolition job on Cardiff back in 1966.
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Cooper Sainsbury: This match strangely reminds me of the Spain v Tahiti match in the Confederations Cup last year!
Aderemi Isma'el: This game is already done and dusted. West Ham just have to try to keep their pride.
Baidu Sheikh: Can Manchester City declare?
Nothing separates Roma and Juventus as their Coppa Italia quarter-final reaches the break at the Stadio Olimpico. But something has to give - because this tie will be decided tonight. No second leg and no replay, so it could go to extra-time and (gulp) penalties.
Across the Mediterranean Sea, things are going smoothly for in-form Real Madrid. Los Blancos, who have not lost in 18 games, are leading through Karim Benzema's header at Espanyol in the first leg of their Copa del Rey quarter-final.
2042:Peterborough 1-2 Notts County
BBC Sport's Chris Osborne at London Road: "Three goals, two in the first 10 minutes, and a sending off - it's almost enough to defrost the icicles from the end of your nose. Almost.
"Peterborough looked like they had struck an iceberg when Enoch Showunmi and Ronan Murray struck early on. But Murray's subsequent red card for throwing a punch at Danny Swanson and Nicky Ajose's strike have thrown them a lifeline."
Crewe are struggling near the bottom of League One, but in Chuks Aneke they have a player in great form. The Arsenal loanee scored his fifth goal in nine games with a delightfully-struck free-kick to give the Railwaymen a 1-0 half-time lead against MK Dons.
BBC Sport's Chris Osborne is filing updates from the night's other League One fixture, where an action-packed first half sees 10-man Notts County beating Peterborough 2-1.
In League Two, Chesterfield are leading 1-0 against Rochdale in the only game of the night thanks to Gary Roberts's goal.
2038:MATCH STATS- West Ham 0-2 Man City (agg 0-8)
All the bluster and blowing from West Ham, but all the attacking quality has come from Manchester City.
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John Arkley: West Ham totally outclassed, outplayed, outpaced, out everythinged and out of the Capital One Cup.
2034:HALF-TIME- Oxford 0-2 Charlton
2034:HALF-TIME- West Ham 0-2 Man City (agg 0-8)
2034:West Ham 0-2 Man City (agg 0-8)
Costel Pantilimon has just felt the full force of Andy Carroll's determination to get on the end of a cross. But the Romanian goalkeeper is back on his feet after their aerial challenge and hacks the free-kick upfield in the final action in the first half.
2031:West Ham 0-2 Man City (agg 0-8)
City youngster Marcos Lopes has shown up well in the first half, offering himself for the ball and running at the defence with determination and invention. Jussi Jaaskelainen has to sprint off his line to get to a throughball as the Portuguese puts on the afterburners and almost gets there first.
2025:GOAL- Oxford 0-2 Charlton - Danny Green (38 mins)
Charlton were two down at the Valley in the first staging of this tie and fought back to force a replay. Oxford will have to do something similar now. The visitors have a two-goal lead as Simon Church nods across goal and Danny Green pops up to stab home at close range.
2021:GOAL- Oxford 0-1 Charlton - Yann Kermorgant (35 mins)
Advantage Addicks at the Kassam as Yann Kermorgant drives home from the edge of the area to give the Championship side the lead.
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James Derbyshire: Roger Johnson in a defence is like dry rot in my cellar.
Jamie Smith: 8-0 and counting. Has there ever been a more one sided cup tie? Manchester City are ruthless!
Andrew Ross: Why is West Ham boss Sam Allardyce risking more injuries to first-team players is a game that we cannot win?
While Manchester City cruise towards a comfortable away win, there has not been an early breakthrough for Spanish giants Real Madrid in their Copa del Rey tie at Espanyol. It is still goalless between the teams in their quarter-final clash in Barcelona.
Things are getting quite feisty over in Italy where Serie A's top two - Roma and Juventus - are battling it out in the Coppa Italia last eight. No goals are scribbled in the referee's notepad yet, but plenty of names have been jotted down after a flurry of yellow cards.
2019:YELLOW CARD- West Ham 0-2 Man City (agg 0-8)
Sergio Aguero jumps into a tackle with James Tomkins like a wellied-up kid leaping into a puddle. It is a spiteful little two-footer, but, all apologetic smiles, he gets away with just a yellow.
2017:West Ham 0-2 Man City (agg 0-8)
Things are looking a little awkward on the West Ham bench. Fifteen minutes to come up with some soothing half-time words.
2013:Wigan manager Uwe Rosler on BBC Radio 5 live
"I think it would be a statement if Manchester United sign Juan Mata.
"It leaves a problem of how you accommodate Mata, Wayne Rooney and Robin van Persie. That is the challenge for David Moyes."
2013:FA CUP UPDATE- Oxford 0-0 Charlton
Charlton and Oxford played out a 2-2 draw in their opening FA Cup third-round meeting, and there is little to separate the teams in the replay.
After nearly half an hour, Championship strugglers Charlton are controlling the bal but are yet to create any real opportunities against their League Two opponents.
2009:GOAL- West Ham 0-2 Man City (agg 0-8) - Sergio Aguero (24 mins)
This is painful viewing for West Ham fans. Neither Roger Johnson or James Tomkins, the Hammers two centre-halves, can get a solid tackle in on Marcos Lopes as he weaves towards goal. As the youngster runs out of steam, Sergio Aguero is on hand to take the ball on, leave another defender floundering and slip a finish beneath Jussi Jaskelainen.
2008:West Ham 0-1 Man City
Ravel Morrison is dropping deep to pick the ball up off his defenders, but there is not a lot of movement around the rest of the midfield. He resorts to looking long for a charging run from Mohamed Diame, but his pass is over-hit.
The same happens shortly after as he attempts to play in Kevin Nolan. He needs a little more patience.
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Mike Hayes: Think West Ham boss Sam Allardyce has made a mistake with the line up. West Ham cannot afford any more injuries.
Could their morale survive another shoeing like the one they got when he put out a team of youngsters against Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup though?
2002:LEAGUE ONE LATEST- Peterborough 0-2 Notts County
BBC Sport's Chris Osborne at London Road: "Notts County are doing their level best to raise the freezing temperature. Two goals in the first 10 minutes from the visitors."
You check the latest scores on the videprinter or we will have updates right here at half-time.
1958:West Ham 0-1 Man City
Mohamed Diame wallops a wild shot over the angle of post and bar after Andy Carroll's presence forces an error from Matija Nastasic.
Better from the hosts.
1956:West Ham 0-1 Man City
Matt Taylor has been an early bright spot for West Ham, finding space down the right and peppering the penalty area with some decent crosses. Andy Carroll is still yet to meet any though.
1955:West Ham 0-1 Man City
Roger Johnson up against Sergio Aguero is the sort of contest that the League Against Cruel Sports should look into. Aguero skips past Johnson with ease, leaving the on-loan defender choking on fumes before slashing a shot wide of the top corner.
1953:DISALLOWED GOAL- West Ham 0-1 Man City
Kevin Nolan has the ball in the net with a well-controlled side-foot volley from Matt Taylor's cross, but the offside flag is up to cut short his celebrations. Good call, he was half a yard the wrong side.
Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson on BBC Radio 5 liveWest Ham 0-1 Man City
"West Ham's defence were absolutely miles away from Alvaro Negredo. The defenders did not get anywhere near him."
1948:GOAL- West Ham 0-1 Man City - Alvaro Negredo (3 mins)
Jeers around Upton Park. And the home fans have a point. There is no pressure on Marcos Lopes out on the left wing and the youngster's cross to the far post is met by Alvaro Negredo who puts away a regulation downward header without a hint of a marker stopping him.
James Tomkins all at sea, looking like a man watching trains thundering past him from the platform.
1946:KICK-OFF- West Ham 0-0 Man City
Mission impossible starts here for West Ham.
West Ham v Man City (1945 GMT)
Statisticians Opta: 6 - Man City's Edin Dzeko has scored six goals in four Capital One Cup appearances this season, including four in his last two.
The bubbles are being blown across the pitch at quite a rate. It's a blowy evening in east London.
Andy Carroll smiles through the pre-match handshakes. How is he going to get on without Stewart Downing and Matt Jarvis to forge the bullets for him?
1942:BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Rob Nothman, Jonathan Overend and former Manchester City defender Kit Symons will be calling the odds for BBC Radio 5 sports extra this evening. You can get live commentary right from this very page or on your digital radio.
Stevan Jovetic has been Manchester City's Keyser Soze this season, with his mercurial talents matched only by his mysterious absences.
Hamstring, thigh and calf problems have restricted him to just five appearances for City since his £22m move from Fiorentina, but he did score twice in September's 5-0 win over Wigan.
City's forward line is already bursting with quality. If he gets back to form and fitness, well, the mind boggles.
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Matt Graham: I don't even want to think about the consequences for Sam Allardyce if Andy Carroll gets hurt tonight.
Ada: You never know what can happen? A red card to Manchester City in the first minute, followed by a pig flying over the stadium. Always a chance.
Reuben Palmer: You are about to witness the greatest comeback in footballing history.
West Ham manager Sam Allardyce on Sky Sports: "We have got a few tired players who have played every week since Christmas because of our injury situation. But now we have got some light at end of the tunnel. It is important to get Kevin [Nolan]and James [Tomkins] back on field from a defensive point of view. And we will see if we can get 45 minutes - or 60 if we're lucky - out of Andy Carroll.
On mission impossible: "We are aiming to get something out of the game against a hugely strong side who are in very good form."
Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini on Sky Sports: "We have taken a very big step [towards the final] but first we must play here. It is important not to play within the other result, we have got to try and play a good game today. It is important for the players to continue their winning mentality."
Forty-two pounds to watch your side in a match that may have less bite than a pre-season friendly? it doesn't sound like the most attractive proposition does it?
By the looks of it, West Ham fans agree. Upton Park is only just getting towards half-full.
Kids can come for just a pound, so there may be a high-pitched tone to what ever atmosphere there is tonight.
Marcos Lopes signed for City from Benfica in 2011 and the 18-year-old is one of the club's brightest hopes of a "home-grown" youngster making the first team.
The Portuguese youth international made his first start in the 5-0 win over Wigan earlier in the competition and gets another chance to press his claims tonight.
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Rian Hoskins: Surprised that West Ham are playing such a strong team but even more surprised that Man City are starting Aguero and Negredo.
Ravel Morrison will be the subject of a fair bit of interest tonight.
Fulham have made an unsuccessful bid for the 20-year-old earlier this month, and Cottagers manager Rene Meulensteen has hinted that he may try again, claiming that Morrison is up for the switch.
Morrison responded by saying he was frustrated with the reports and trying to "keep my focus on the next game".
Which sounds a little wishy-washy to me.
1925:TEAM NEWS- West Ham v Man City (1945 GMT)
West Ham also welcome a big name back into their starting XI after a long spell on the treatment table. England striker Andy Carroll makes his first start since May following a foot injury, while skipper Kevin Nolan is restored to the Hammers line up after serving a four-match suspension. Sam Allardyce makes seven changes in total as the Hammers look to achieve the impossible.
West Ham: Jaaskelainen, Taylor, Tomkins, Johnson, Rat, Diame, Diarra, Morrison, Nolan, Joe Cole, Carroll. Subs: Jarvis, Collison, Adrian, Noble, Downing, Carlton Cole, Chambers.
Argentine striker Sergio Aguero makes his first Manchester City start since 14 December following a calf injury. The eyes of Blues fans will also be drawn to the bench, where they will see the name of Stevan Jovetic. The £22m summer signing has not been spotted in a City shirt since the last-16 stage of this competition in October because of a hamstring injury. Portuguese teenager Marco Lopes makes only his second start.
Man City: Pantilimon, Boyata, Lescott, Nastasic, Clichy, Jesus Navas, Javi Garcia, Fernandinho, Lopes, Negredo, Aguero. Subs: Hart, Zabaleta, Dzeko, Kolarov, Rodwell, Demichelis, Jovetic.
Sam Allardyce taking out his aggression, wrapping his molars round an unfortunate piece of gum?
Andy Carroll cantering headlong into the advertising hoardings in a whole-hearted attempt to charge down a clearance?
What are you looking out of in tonight's meeting?
And if you have suffered a footballing thrashing of your own in the past, let us all share the trauma. If it is a non-football thrashing, you can keep it to yourself...
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Gareth Bale starts for Real Madrid tonight. As does Karim Benzema and Cristiano Ronaldo in an attack some are starting to dub Real's 'BBC'.
I should stress the BBC does not endorse any particular strikeforce and other expensively-assembled forward lines are available.
Cup fever is hardly engulfing England tonight, but it is a different story over in mainland Europe. Two big knockout ties are taking place on the continent where Roma host Juventus in Italy and Spanish giants Real Madrid visit Espanyol.
Roma, after their record-breaking Serie A start, have fallen adrift of runaway leaders Juventus in the race for the Scudetto. But Giallorossi talisman Francesco Totti and his band of merry men have an opportunity to get one over on the Old Lady in tonight's Coppa Italia quarter-final. No two-legged action there - Roma plan to use home advantage at the Stadio Olimpico to advance to the last four.
Across the Mediterranean Sea, in-form Real go to Barcelona for the first leg of their Copa del Rey quarter-final against Espanyol. Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale et al have not been beaten in their past 18 games - including a narrow 1-0 success against tonight's opponents just nine days ago.
1917:Peterborough v Notts County (1945 GMT)
BBC Sport's Chris Osborne at London Road: There was a pitch inspection at London Road at 12.30. It passed fine. But it puts the stodge into stodgy."
Elsewhere Oxford and Charlton will try for a third time to get their FA Cup third round done and dusted for a third and final time.
The first attempt was postponed, the second saw Oxford fight back from two goals adrift to force a replay and tonight someone will hopeful be able to fill Huddersfield away into their diaries for the fourth round.
In League One, Crewe could climb out of relegation zone with a win over MK Dons while sixth place Peterborough will hope to move on up with a win over Notts County.
In League Two, Rochdale will leapfrog Scunthorpe at the top if they beat Chesterfield.
David from Great Missenden: I remember going to Oldham with West Ham and getting beat 6-0 in the League Cup semi many years ago. The second leg we were 3-0 up with 20 minutes to go and Julian Dicks hit the bar. If that had gone in we would of got six!! Live the dream, Manchester City are no Oldham. Come on your Irons! Have plenty of blind faith!!!!!
Far more likely we will be leafing back through the record books to find where a West Ham defeat ranks in League Cup history.
History holds both good and bad omens for the home side.
West Ham currently hold the record for the most goals scored in a League Cup semi-final, when Martin Peters, Geoff Hurst and Bobby Moore at al racked up a 10-3 aggregate win over Cardiff in 1966. That record could go tonight.
On the other hand, when West Ham lost the first leg of their League Cup semi-final against Oldham 6-0 in 1990, they recovered to restore some respectability with a 3-0 win in the second leg.
Is it too soon to read the rites over West Ham's Capital One Cup campaign?
Liverpool turned around a three-goal deficit against an apparently vastly superior AC Milan side in the 2005 European Cup final in half the time the Hammers have got.
Like West Ham, Europe were six adrift as they headed into the final day of the 2012 Ryder Cup. But they recovered to snatching an extraordinary victory.
A Ben Ainslie-inspired United States came back from 8-1 down to beat Team New Zealand and retain the America's Cup back in September.
But West Ham making it through to the final on 2 March may just top all of those...
But don't head off just yet because there are plenty of questions to be answered at Upton Park tonight.
Will West Ham show the stomach for a relegation fight by lifting themselves above the scrapingly low standard they set in the first leg?
Do Manchester City have the strength in depth to sustain their four-pronged assault on all trophies?
Will anyone even recognise the lesser-spotted Stevan Jovetic if he comes off the bench for City?
The answers start coming in in a little under an hour.
Andy Carroll makes his first start since the final game of the 2012-13 campaign. Ravel Morrison starts in midfield.
West Ham starting XI: Jaaskelainen, Nolan, Tomkins, Rat, Carroll, Taylor, Morrison, Diarra, Diame, J.Cole, Johnson
Sergio Aguero and Alvaro Negredo start up front for Manuel Pellegrini's side. Jesus Navas, Javi Garcia and Fernandinho start in midfield. A total of eight changes from the side that beat Cardiff at the weekend.
City starting XI: Pantilimon, Clichy, Nastasic, Lescott, Boyata, Lopes, Fernandindo, Garcia, Navas, Negredo, Aguero
This is a dead rubber.
It's passed on. It's no more. It's ceased to be. It's kicked the bucket. It's shuffled off this mortal coil, run down the curtain and joined the choir invisible.
West Ham v Manchester City may have another 90 minutes to run, but with City 6-0 up on aggregate, it is an ex-League Cup semi-final.
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PROVIDENCE – Three of Gov. Lincoln Chafee's nominees to the Board of Regents, including chairman-designate George Caruolo, won approval from the Senate Education Committee on split votes Tuesday. After enduring extensive grilling from committee members on his opinion of Commissioner Deborah Gist and several of the reforms she has championed, on his potential conflict of interest in simultaneously being regents chairman and a lobbyist for the Twin River gambling casino and not losing the $75 million in federal Race to the Top funds Rhode Island was awarded last year.
PAWTUCKET — Late in its meeting on Wednesday night, the City Council gave first passage to some ordinances allowing for several City Hall job and salary changes that were proposed by the Grebien administration. However, two of the job changes, which resulted in substantial raises for these positions, drew some questions and criticism from several council members.
The march to Providence College is on! Five boys' and two girls' teams will begin their quests for championship glory this weekend when their best-of-three quarterfinal round series get under way at hockey rinks scattered throughout the state. In Division I, Mount St. Charles Academy will pursue its fourth straight state title. The Mounties are the top seed and will face eighth-seeded Smithfield on Friday at 9 p.m. at Adelard Arena and again on Saturday at 8 at the Smithfield Ice Rink.
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House | 5 bedrooms | sleeps 9
Key Info |
Fantastically located by the lochside in the heart of Argyll, the house sleeps up to 9 (plus infants) in 5 bedrooms.
Spacious public rooms boast stunning loch views, and a great kitchen and utility room provide everything you need. Ideal for holidays, retreats and celebrations.
A wonderful garden, bounded by waterfalls, leads to the beach. Or you can walk or cycle out of the gate and onto miles of forest and mountain trails. Pub, shop and choice of restaurants nearby.
A family retreat for over 30 years, Inverlounin has recently been thoughtfully updated. A personal service is offered to help you get as much pleasure out of these wonderful surroundings as we do.
For online booking see our Inverlounin website.
Size | Sleeps up to 9, 5 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | On Property 10 m |
Will consider | Corporate bookings, House swap, Short breaks (1-4 days) |
Access | Car advised |
Nearest Amenities | 2 km |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Glasgow 75 km, Nearest railway: Tarbet 20 km |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | Pets welcome, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
Luxuries | Log fire, Internet access, DVD player, Boat available, Sea view |
Pool | Shared outdoor pool (unheated) |
General | Central heating, CD player, Telephone, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
Rooms | 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms |
Furniture | Single beds (3), Double beds (3), Cots (1), Dining seats for 10, Lounge seats for 10 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair |
Outdoors | Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Private garden, BBQ, Bicycles available, Private fishing lake or river |
Access | Parking |
Further details indoors | The double bay windows make for a mesmerising view of the loch and the hills. To one side of the stained- glass hallway is the dining room, the other the drawing room. The kitchen is a sociable affair with a window seat for lazy lingering, an inspirational inventory and rangemaster cooker. Day Room with sofa, leading to Conservatory with comfortable seating, flat screen TV (freesat) and Blu Ray/DVD Player. Great selection of books, maps and games. Living Room, front facing with Bay Windows, piano, flat screen TV and Blu Ray/DVD player, iPOD dock. Dining Room, front facing with Bay Windows (high chair provided) Kitchen, induction hob, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, microwave, internet radio WC Utility/Boot Room with washer, dryer and ample drying racks Wifi Five great bedrooms, each with their own character and style. Gentle coombs add to the character – views take your breath away. 2 King Bedrooms, with front facing Lochview; 1 Twin or SuperKing Bedroom, with side facing Lochview; 1 Family room, with two full sized bunk beds and side facing Lochview; 1 Cabin room, with full sized single bed and front facing loch view All rooms except the Cabin room have room for a travel cot: one is provided. Family bathroom with bath and separate shower cubicle. 2nd Bathroom with large walk-in shower. |
Further details outdoors | Beyond the waterfall boundaries of the natural garden, potter on Inverlounin's own beach under the watchful eye of the seals or connect with miles of stunning forest and mountain walks plus cycle trails. All this without lifting your car keys. Watersporters can even launch or bring their own craft (mooring available). Boats and tackle can also be hired locally. Within 2 miles are shops, village pub, restaurants, leisure centre, golf course and riding school. Within 20 lie beautiful Loch Lomond; the Arrochar Alps; historic Inverary Castle; the famous Loch Fyne Seafood and gateway to the world-class Gardens of Argyll. Whilst the house itself is great it's the outside that lifts Inverlounin House to the exceptional. The private, south-facing gardens are informal with areas of lawn and shrubs. Lots of nooks and crannies to find a quiet place to relax or have family fun. There are the waterfalls to admire and two direct accesses to the pebble beach. Paths lead in all directions and you'll connect in a matter of minutes with the Argyll Forest Park network of short and long-distance walks and cycle routes. If that's too gentle there are any number of rugged mountains within striking distance. Want to launch a boat or kayak? Then this is the place. If it's a larger vessel then 4WD and wet/drysuit needed as it's a gently shelving beach. A yacht mooring offshore is available for use by arrangement. |
Further details | For latest prices and availability see our website Bookings run Friday to Friday with shortbreaks Friday to Monday, or Monday to Thursday sometimes available. Rentals include all linen, towels, energy and WIFI plus starter pack of kitchen essentials (cleaning materials, oils, herbs etc), toilet roll, toiletries. Lots of things you don't have to pack. For children we have a travel cot, high chair, crockery & cutlery, toys, books and the great outdoors. Older children may enjoy our cabin room or bunk room. Dogs welcome (see below) |
About this location
The Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park region
Loch Goil is situated in the Argyll Forest Park, itself part of Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Our corner of Argyll is known as the Cowal penisnula.
Cowal's exceptional natural environment is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, inspiration for artists, a joy for food lovers and a haven for wildlife. Bordered on three sides by spectacular sea lochs and in the north by mountain, forest and glen, Cowal is a peninsula of outstanding scenic beauty and cultural heritage.
Wildlife at Ardgarten, Cowal
Delightful small communities and fine historic properties offer unique visitor attractions, all types of accommodation, excellent hospitality and a very warm welcome.
Cowal is practically undiscovered as the gateway to the Scottish Highlands, yet is little over an hour from Glasgow. Take some time out and escape to this idyllic part of Scotland which is a haven for wildlife and outdoor activities, but also has great accommodation, restaurants, pubs and festivals.
From the house you can join miles of breathtaking mountain and forest trails, many suitable for cycling. Or take to the sea from Inverlounin's own beach.
2km, a short walk or drive takes you to the village of lochgoilhead with shop, post office, 2 pubs, restaurants, boat and bike hire, leisure centre and riding centre.
Within 30km are Loch Lomond; the Arrochar Alps; historic Inverary Castle; the famous Loch Fyne Seafood and gateway to the world-class Gardens of Argyll.
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"Best every holiday"
Our extended family holiday together every year and Inverlounin House was without doubt the best family holiday we have ever had. The house was superb with lots of lovely touches from the welcome bas… More
22 Jul 2014
"A house with it all..."
Being honest, Inverlounin isn't cheap to rent, but I guess you get what you pay for. And with this house you get a lot.First of all the location is amazing. As long as you aren't planning on… More
5 Nov 2013
"Excellent cottage and value for money"
Myself and eight friends stayed at this cottage on the first weekend of November. Overall the amenities, location, standards of accom and facilities were excellent.Cracking views and lovely house to … More
15 Jul 2013
"A little bit of piece in Fairyland"
Along the narrow roads of the Scotland countryside, our blended family of 9 made our way caravaning in three cars from Glasgow to the Inverlouvin house. The sun was long set and it was darky dark. We… More
30 May 2013
"A Real Home."
Arrived with Children,Grand child and In laws.Stunning Property location and immediately felt at home. All to a very high standard with quite a bit of help from John Lewis I suspect! Received a phone … More
27 Feb 2013
"Magical Place!"
We arrived in the dark after a long and tortuous journey up from Devon. Pulling back the curtains the following morning was a joy to behold. Bright sunshine, blue water and dolphins playing in the loch!
Our holiday was two weeks of 'swallows and amazons', sailing, swimming, canoeing & walking. A wonderful safe environment for children and dogs. After nine years of camping staying in Inverlounin House was the ultimate in luxury!
I would recommend this holiday to anyone who loves the outdoors.
15 Feb 2013
"Beautiful house surrounded by peace and quiet and mystical waterfalls ...!"
Just back from a long weekend break at inverlounin.. 100% perfection.. We searched for ages on the Internet for a place like this and it didn't fail to disappoint us ! The house has been fitted w… More
4 Dec 2012
"Magical and secluded positioned directly in front of the Loch"
This holiday home is exactly that – a home. We arrived with high expectations from the impressive reviews on Trip Advisor and these were only exceeded. The directions to the property were easy to fo… More
17 Aug 2012
"Excellent hospitality in this comfortable family home."
The house is reached down a long narrow road which skirts the Loch. Even before you reach the front door the magic begins with the waterfall by the gate. Not an artificial garden feature but a force of nature that changes with the weather! The house can boast three waterfalls in the wonderful grounds set against the backdrop of the mountains. The House itself is warm and comfortable. The kitchen has a range cooker, dishwasher and a large fridge freezer. Everything in the kitchen was clean and of a very high quality. Very well equipped here were more than enough dishes, mugs etc. for our party of 6 adults and 2 babies, (3 generations). The bedrooms once again impressed with the high quality of the furnishings, bedlinen, comfort and view. Even though we were a large party we had 3 double beds (one was a superking) there was still extra accommodation for 3 others in the bunk beds and a cabin room.
Being a family although close, we do need some personal space without having to go outside or to our rooms. This was accommodated by a large dining room, large sitting room, cosy study and airy conservatory. I feel that this is important to mention as Scottish weather can be changeable to say the least and outdoor exploration can be a wet affair even if you do want to get away from your nearest and dearest! The log fire however encouraged the the most antisocial of us to cosy up in the rain.
Lovely extra touches included a high chair, travel cot, library and toys and games. Perhaps the highest recommendation I can give is the care and consideration shown by the owners. They phoned on the first evening to ensure that all was as we would expect and that there were no problems. On our final evening another phone call asked how we had enjoyed our stay, asked for feedback and advised use on alternative routes home as there had been a landslide.
I can not recommend this holiday home highly enough. It is however essential that you have a car as it does enjoy a delightfully secluded position.
25 Nov 2011
"God is in the details, ergo, he must live in Inverlounin"
The attention to detail is absurd, from the welcome pack that was waiting for me, to the documentation throughout the house to inform you how to best use the property with the time you have. I have s… More
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Four years ago, while J.J. Watt (now #99 for the Houston Texans) was still at the University of Wisconsin, he had a life-changing realization. J.J. found out that other kids didn't have access to the after school athletic opportunities he was afforded growing up, such as track, baseball, soccer and football to name a few. It was then, that he decided he wanted to do something about it while he had such an overwhelmingly supportive fan base.
With the help of the University of Wisconsin Law Department Research team, the Justin J. Watt Foundation was born. It is with great pride that I, along with a tremendous team of volunteers, help to carry out my son's mission to provide after school athletic opportunities for middle school aged children in their community.
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Canned greens safe to eat?
Okay, so I know what I did wrong, but my question is
I had boil over in 2 of my quart jars of mustard greens while pressure canning them and there's now 2 inches or more of space and the greens aren't completely covered in water. Everything else was done according to this recipe: http://www.pickyourown.org/canninggreens.htm.
Will these still be safe to eat? Or will them not being covered make them dangerous to eat?
It is called siphoning when pressure canning (lots of discussions here about it) as the liquid is sucked out of the jars due to fluctuations in the pressure.
IF the food was properly processed at the proper pressure for the full amount of time and using the proper venting and cool down procedures then the food is safe to eat but the food above the liquid will darken and discolor and need to be pitched after opening.
Sorry for all the qualifications but that is a a lot of siphoning to have happened and it indicates there was some potentially serious problems during the processing. Either the jars were over-packed with solids and not enough liquids or the pressure had to have frequently fluctuated up and down during the processing for it to happen to that degree.
A small liquid loss is acceptable but that much would cause me some concern. I'd probably stick those jars in the fridge and use ASAP rather than shelf-store.
Forgot to specify something, when I said "everything else was done according to this recipe" I meant I skipped one step, the letting it cool. When the time was done I just removed the weight from the pressure cooker. I realized my error after removing the jars.
That will do it. Forced cool down leads to big siphoning and it also leaves air trapped in the jars. If you want shelf storage for the jars and since it won't make much difference to the texture or flavor with cooked greens I'd refill the jars to the 1" headspace with boiling water, put on new lids and reprocess them.
Your choice.
PS: for future reference use instructions from that source with care. Some do not meet current guidelines. NCHFP has current instructions for everything.
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I've been canning a few years now, yet had a siphoning problem this weekend with my greens, too. I have the 23 qt Presto, so I can double deck the jars.
First batch, 14 pints of kale. Was surprised to see the jars had lost quite a bit of liquid. Absolutely followed instructions to the letter. I used So Easy to Preserve for recipe and instructions. I am positive I didn't overpack and removed air bubbles. Kale was prepared according to instructions. Vented 10 minutes, processed for 70 minutes after coming up to pressure. Cooled down 1 hr 15 minutes, checked weight and gauge for pressure, then removed weight, waited another 10 minutes, removed lid and jars. During processing, the weight seemed to be rocking a bit too vigorously, so I did make an adjustment, but not much.
Second batch, this time collard greens. Same prep, same instructions. Kept temp a bit lower to start with and brought up to pressure a little slower. Again double decked and followed the instructions absolutely to the letter. Even though the temp was lower, I did adjusted the heat only once due to the vigorous rocking of the weight, but it was a very slight change. Followed proper processing and cool down procedures. Still had substantial siphoning.
There are a couple of things I've been pondering over the cause of the siphoning:
I have always tightened rings only very lightly, staying with "finger tight" but I had come to believe I was leaving them a bit too loose, and tightened them a bit more than usual...but still, I believe, only "finger tight."
I don't usually process in double stacked loads, but know my canner is designed for it, and I have a proper rack between the two levels. Jars were not crowded, had a free flow of water around them.
Weight rocked pretty vigorously...water seemed to be boiling pretty hard, but I didn't want to adjust temps much because I knew it could cause siphoning.
I have a strong comfort level these were properly processed, but was really surprised it happened in both batches to the extent it did.
These jars have already been sitting out since last night (wasn't able to ask earlier). Is it still safe to reprocess?
You can reprocess within 24 hours. After that it's fridge or freeze. That is the guideline. Personally I have pushed the 24 hr. envelope by a couple more hours. Your choice.
Jill - the rings causing siphoning may show up in a couple of jars but usually not the whole batch. Over-packing with greens is very easy to do because they will swell and absorb some of the liquid. So it's a fairly common cause of siphoning. But heat adjustment is by far the most common cause.
What is a "slight adjustment" in the heat to one person is usually still too big an adjustment. :) On many electric coil stoves anything more than down 1/4 of the distance to the next lower number is too much. Even the on-off cycling of glass top burners can cause siphoning. Better to just let them over-jiggle and ignore the gauge reading than to try to adjust heat.
Siphoning seems to be the most common for those who use a PC with a gauge or one with a gauge and weight since they just can't make themselves ignore the gauge.
Dave, thanks for the follow-up. Since I had siphoning in the entire batch...both batches, I will revisit all steps when I process more greens.
Although I didn't think I overpacked the greens, especially since after processing the greens still fill no more than 2/3 to 3/4 of the jar, I will pay closer attention to that.
Your description of the adjustments on an electric coil stove helps me.
The combo of the gauge and weight aren't an issue for me because I only listen to the weight. I do use the gauge when I first put the weight on, just to see the progress of coming up to pressure.
Thanks again...always a learning experience, and always appreciate the voice of experience!


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Another one of my recently acquired knives. This one comes in a nylon sheath and has a nice stiff belt clip. The scales are textured hard plastic with some grooves running from hilt to tip. I didn't like it much. It gets slippery with wet or sweaty hands, and the only thing saving it is the thumb and index finger grooves. They feel a little cheap and can easily be squeezed with some flex, including the liner. I like a solid handle, and this wasn't it. Opening the blade is smooth, and can be done from completely closed with a good flick of the wrist, the ambidextrous thumb studs, which are stepped and work well even with a sweaty thumb, and the hump for the thumb stud can even be used like the Emerson wave feature (but the clip is tip down carry only). Once open, the liner lock solidly engages the blade with good depth, and has a thumb safety that is in the thumb groove and is pretty much passively engaged by gripping the handle, so you won't end up with an inadvertent release of the lock. The lockup is rock solid. I had absolutely no play in any direction. The balance is also very nice, with the balance point at the rear of the finger and thumb grooves. It's easily maneuvered and feels good. The blade is made of 425 Stainless. It takes an edge very easily, but I think it loses it rather quickly also. The upper bevel can easily be made into a sharpened edge (if legal for you to do so), and the finger ridges make one handed closing and precision work safe even with a sharpened second edge.
Overall, it's a decent knife, with plenty of cutting edge even with the serrations. A little large for EDC, but good for a defensive knife. I really wish they had done a better job with the scales and made an option for tip up carry. I've never been a huge fan of Gerbers blades because I haven't seen one yet that holds an edge for a while, but it's not a top level knife either. It's not a bad value, but I'd try to find one going for $60-70 instead of paying full price. As a utility/EDC, there are better knives out there. As a fighting knife, there will be blood involved, and I don't think the scales are able to handle slickness. Not bad for a dual purpose knife (EDC and defensive) I guess, but there are better ones out there for sure. Not one I would buy, but it was issued, and I'll never turn down a free knife.


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Kindergarten children can use positional words in sentences and can give directions to other students. Preschool children learn how to use words like "behind" or "next to" and can understand them, but have difficulty using them correctly. They have no problem saying, "The scissors are on the shelf next to the sink under the paper towels." They can also locate things in three-dimensional spaces using a two-dimensional representation such as a map. For example, children can follow a treasure map around the classroom to find a bag of candy hidden under the sink. If "X" marks the spot under the sink on the map, they can translate that into the three-dimensional world of the actual classroom. They can also use toys to make a fairly accurate map of their classroom.
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Kindergarteners can use graphs in more dynamic ways than preschool children, using them to collect, analyze, and represent data. They can then use them to make decisions, such as "What snack are we going to have today?" or "What book are we going to read next?" Kindergarteners are good at making graphs out of things in their environment such as shoes, blocks, or even people. They can also use pictures to create graphs to represent data. While preschoolers can construct similar simple graphs, kindergarteners can use the information in the graph to answer questions such as: "Which group has less? Which group has more? Which group is the smallest? Which group is the biggest?" They can also compare individual factors. For example, if a graph is about a favorite color, each student can put a colored square on the board to make a stacked bar graph. They can then answer questions such as, "Do more people like red or yellow?" Kindergarteners are able to extract useful mathematical information from pictures or other visual media. These can become early versions of "word problems." For example, children can look at pictures of houses and figure out which one has the most windows. They are able to problem solve and should be involved in what Fosnot called mathematizing, or making sense of the world using mathematics. Kindergarten is the beginning of the formal mathematics that children in the first grade and up will be involved with, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, fractions, and decimals (Burns & Silbey, 2000).
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Hello guys! I have a question on the viability of using an aeronaut 3 bladed yoke on a 4035? also to ask politetly whom may supply a 8mm shaft threaded onthe end nicely machined with a clip groove complete for a HK4035? possibly 3 or 4
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Nov 10, 2012, 02:33 PM | ||
Ralf did it his way, and it is obviously a good way,but why do you think it is the only way? Keep watching videos and diagrams, while otherones try to find other innovative solutions! Yello |
Nov 10, 2012, 03:12 PM | ||
Eyello because he can prove that it works as he says what can you or Slowbar show us? Anothert thing that would be interesting would be the maximum level flight speed of one of your F5d ships. I want to show you that the LP1.1 is not a bulky duck |
Nov 10, 2012, 03:30 PM | ||
Looks like I'm going to have to try this one myself. You say if I want acceleration I should use a large diameter lower pitch prop and yes you're right. BUT what if I use a large diameter, high pitch prop and turn it at a lower rpm? Just some generalisations (very general) 1. I still achieve the same pitch speed as the small props at high RPM 2. I still achieve the same static thrust as the small props at high RPM 3. My prop is more efficient simply because it has a more surface area. 4. My prop is more efficient because it rotates slower. No chance of supersonic or transonic flow over the top half of the blade and definitely no chance of supersonic tips. (much more laminar flow) 5. My prop is more efficient because less of it is consumed by yoke area. (larger diameter prop with same yoke size) Just trying to convince you that there's other ways to go fast. I've been playing around with the idea of mounting a ducted fan on an F5D airframe as shrouded rotors can be considerably more efficient then a normal prop. I've even drawn up my own ducted fan rotors which I may end up getting moulds cut for. Point is, this is an ever changing hobby and it never hurts to be open minded about new ideas Ben |
Nov 10, 2012, 04:09 PM | |
Hi Ben!
I have to admit that I feel sorry for beeing rude at first. Sorry! I'm not entirely sure if a bigger prop means much more drag in a steep-speederlike-flying-angle. The smaller props rotate so fast that that isn't a real problem but I don't know how this will behave with a much bigger prop. Germans also played with the idea of EDF on speeders some time ago if you like to abuse google translator u can get some ideas from this thread: http://www.rc-network.de/forum/showt...wellenleistung |
Nov 10, 2012, 06:26 PM | |
I'm not sure where you get .63 mach as a limit for tip speeds. Plenty of props are up above .80 with good efficiency. Just make sure it has the correct airfoil (no clark Y) and it's okay. It's still tough to beat the CAM 5x5 in an F5D ship after all and we run those tip speeds way up there. There's a great book by Stuart Sherlock of Supercool props and he covers this.
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Hooked the Mega 22/60/1E up to the test stand today with my modified Ice Lite 200 (sinks and fan, no fan today though). I got a cheap Zippy 7S 3300 35C just for testing and it finally came in the mail after nearly 4 weeks As you can see from the video there was no fire and the ESC and Motor were fine but the battery started to get hot which is expected for a 35C. During the test the voltage cutoff kicked in as the battery was really struggling with 250+ amps static but I was surprized at how well it held up to the pounding. This setup produced 5.5KW of power with Downunder's 7x10 folders. I am convinced that 7S will get the Monster near to or to 400kph (250MPH).
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John Lee Richmond, or, more commonly, Lee Richmond or J. Lee Richmond (May 5, 1857, in Sheffield, Ohio – October 1, 1929, in Toledo, Ohio) was a Major League Baseball left-handed pitcher. He pitched the first perfect game in baseball history.
He played for the Worcester Ruby Legs when he pitched his perfect game. The game was played at the Worcester Agricultural Fairgrounds near the intersection of Sever St. and Highland St. in Worcester, which is located on the Becker College Campus. The game was played on June 12, 1880, and the second perfect game in history came just five days later, pitched by John Montgomery Ward. In his perfect game, Richmond struck out five, allowed only three balls to be hit out of the infield, and, remarkably, got one of his 27 outs when the right fielder threw the batter out at first base. Worcester beat the Cleveland Blues 1-0, with the only run scoring on an error. That season, Richmond pitched in a National League-leading 74 games. He went 32-32 with a 2.15 earned run average.
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> Who would Caro most likely conquer in a GS final next year?
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Who would Caro most likely conquer in a GS final next year?
Lord Choc Ice
Oct 3rd, 2010, 04:01 AM
Assuming these ladies all reached these finals and were playing well.
Oct 3rd, 2010, 04:03 AM
No one.
Maybe Justine :o
Oct 3rd, 2010, 04:07 AM
No-one in that list :lol:
Oct 3rd, 2010, 04:09 AM
No one.
Maybe Justine :o
Oct 3rd, 2010, 04:23 AM
Depends on if Injury-tine gets to the RG final or if she still keeps "tanking" Roland Garros for a shot at Wimby.
Venus on grass playing her best is downright scary. Serena at the AO is a little shady at times, but I definitely will give her the potential to upset Kim at the USO. She was leading 5-3 at one point in that final, wasn't she?
Oct 3rd, 2010, 04:24 AM
All those 4 ladies seem unbeatable in the corresponding slams you mentioned (especially in a final). Even though i respect caroline as a person and player, i will say no one unless she comes up against another opponent in those slams you mentioned.
Oct 3rd, 2010, 04:25 AM
Caro making another GS final? :haha: A dream draw of headcase Sveta, Oudin, and Wickmayer will hopefully be a once-in-a-lifetime sort of thing.
Oct 3rd, 2010, 04:39 AM
Nah, not next year.
Oct 3rd, 2010, 04:45 AM
Assuming these ladies all reached these finals and were playing well.
Well... :tape:
Oct 3rd, 2010, 04:52 AM
Not a chance in hell.
Oct 3rd, 2010, 04:57 AM
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Oct 3rd, 2010, 04:59 AM
Given that clay and slow hardcourt does not suit her game , i would give her a one in a million chance to conquer Venus in wimbledon( only IF Venus goes into destruction-UE mode) and Kim at the US open (given that decoturf is her favorite surface and Kim has brainfarts-mental lapses in many of her matches)
Oct 3rd, 2010, 05:02 AM
If that's her competition in GS finals in 2011, her fans better not hold their breath.
I don't mind Caroline (she's not my favourite by a long shot, but I don't hate her either), but I just don't see her beating big players in GS finals, at least at this point. None of the four multi-slam champs listed will fold in a final the same way Dementieva did in Tokyo :eek:
Oct 3rd, 2010, 05:44 AM
If Justine is playing well enough to reach a French Open final nobody could stop her there, especialy not Wozniacki who Justine still beat pretty easily in Miami even playing awful (despite that she dropped the 1st set). Venus or Serena losing to Wozniacki and her power-shortaged game at Wimbledon? More chance of Seles coming out of retirement tommorow to win Wimbledon that that.
I guess I would have to say one of the hard court slams as that is her best surface. She doesnt even have power for either clay (surface too slow for her to hit through, she needs some speed in the courts to help her slower shots) or grass (surface too fast, she would get overpowered easily by bigger hitters). Clijsters in the U.S Open or Serena in Australia? Not sure which since Serena with her higher risk game is more likely to have an off day and give Wozniacki the help with unforced errors she needs. Then again Serena almost never has an off day in a slam final. I guess I would say Kim in the U.S Open final if I had to choose but really none of them probably.
Oct 3rd, 2010, 06:14 AM
First of all lol at the notion that CAroline could or will make a slam final. Secondly in all honesty, I do not think she can beat any of those mentioned players. Where is the none option?
Lord Choc Ice
Oct 3rd, 2010, 06:16 AM
First of all lol at the notion that CAroline could or will make a slam final. Secondly in all honesty, I do not think she can beat any of those mentioned players. Where is the none option?
"Most likely to". Make sure you read the fineprint. :p
Oct 3rd, 2010, 10:12 AM
First of all lol at the notion that CAroline could or will make a slam final. Secondly in all honesty, I do not think she can beat any of those mentioned players. Where is the none option?
Um, she already has made a slam final and she's playing much better now than she was at the 2009 US Open.
Oct 3rd, 2010, 11:08 AM
where is the "all" option :drool:
Oct 3rd, 2010, 01:26 PM
She can't beat any of those mentioned players in the finals of GS. If Justine and Venus make final of their favourite Slam, it will mean that they play really good...and we know what does it mean with Justine's RG and Venus' W...the same with Kim and Serena.
Oct 3rd, 2010, 01:50 PM
Kim at USO.
Oct 3rd, 2010, 01:54 PM
No-one. If they were playing well like you said, Woz would be thrashed off the court.
Oct 3rd, 2010, 02:01 PM
OH GOD! No way she is reaching a slam final next year! Especially not the Australian Open one!
Oct 3rd, 2010, 02:45 PM
Quite frankly even the four themselves have a hard time beating one another at their respective slams- bar serena/venus.
Oct 3rd, 2010, 02:55 PM
If any of those women reach the finals of their slams, it means they're playing well and won't be losing to Caroline Wozniacki. :lol:
Never thought of it, but it's funny the way it has turned out. (Arguably) the three best players of this generation each "own" one of the slams.
Oct 3rd, 2010, 03:10 PM
Here's the percentages these players have won their "own" slam:
Serena - 45.45% of the time she's entered, she's won the AO
Justine- 44.44% of the time she's entered, she's won the FO
Kim- 42.86% of the time she's entered, she's won the USO
Venus - 35.71% of the time she's entered, she's won WimbledonOn these numbers - Wimbledon. But Wimbledon is one of the last places I'd expect Caro to win.
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I'm trying to pick up Java, and have successfully built a GUI. I'm now trying to get event listening to work; which is where I'm having trouble. After declaring the class, I type in "implements ActionListener", it (sometimes) won't give me an error, but if I implement any other listener, such as ItemListener or KeyListener, then I get an error saying that the class Main is not abstract and doesn't override something. Here's the start of my class
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The error message already said what you have to fix with your code. It said that you have to create the method of the interface that your class implementing. You have to follow the contract of the interface.
For example if you want to implement the ItemListener interface then your class should implements the itemStateChanged(ItemEvent e) method defined by the ItemListener interface. Or else your class should be an abstract class.Website: Learn Java by Examples
well sure, each listener interface has its own kind of method you need to have in your Main class, for example, in this case ItemListener wants you to create a
public void itemStateChanged(ItemEvent e) {
I find the Java doc very helpful for the specific interface you want to implement to figure out what methods you need to add to your class. Depending on your IDE, there might be a way to "add missing methods" that are needed to implement the interfaces.
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Nize is a tube fly tied the environmentally friendly way - reusing tube scraps from other flies.
The Nize Fly pattern is a very effective for salmon and trout and by following this step-by-step tutorial, you will get a "safe" pattern for your fly box. This fly we will do the environmentally friendly way by using tube leftovers.
I mostly use the Danish Pro Tube system, which I think is the most advanced and best quality tube system around. This brand has presented some very innovative products from its birth, and has already been copied by others.
The tubes themselves are made of a plastic/silicone blend that just gives the perfect structure for tube flies. The finish is the best I have seen. The only thing that is a shame is that when I have tied a fly, there is always a big piece of leftover tube that is cut off. In most cases this goes the the trash.
But it's a shame not to use such a good quality tube, so I am now going to show you how to tie the Nize Fly on a leftover piece of a Pro Nano Tube in Sink 4. I also do this with leftovers from the Pro Micro Tube.
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Artists who work with LEGOs are actually the best. If you don't believe me, look no further than the incredible reproduction of the Fawlty Towers hotel here.
Nathan Feist, the Fawlty Towers fan who built the reproduction, honored the show in such meticulous detail that even small things like fire extinguishers were reproduced in LEGO form. And have you ever seen a LEGO moose? Well, look no further. The famous moose head from the show is up in glorious detail, broken antler and all, on the wall above the reception desk. In fact, you can take a closer look at Feist's LEGO creation in the gallery below.
Fawlty Towers only aired two seasons of six episodes each on BBC2 in the 1970s. It was written by John Cleese and his wife at the time, Connie Booth. The show chronicled the shenanigans of the hotel's owners Basil Fawlty and his wife Sybil as they attempt to run the hotel with a chambermaid – possibly the sanest of the bunch – named Polly, and a luckless waiter named Manuel. Comedy always ensued, as the hotel seemed to attract one calamity after another. Cleese played Basil Fawlty and Connie Booth played Polly, the chambermaid. In the grand tradition of put-upon proprietors, Cleese's Fawlty was often rude and tense, all characteristics Cleese picked up from a local hotel owner when he was traveling with the Monty Python team.
For a show with only a few episodes to its name, Fawlty Towers has had remarkable staying power and clearly continues to inspire fans today. On the British Film Institute's TV 100 list in 2000, it was named the best British television show of all time. For frame of reference, Doctor Who came in 3rd and Monty Python's Flying Circus, 5th.
Feist had the Fawlty Towers LEGOs on display at the LEGO convention BrickFair Virgini this summer.
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Recently, the architectural academy adjudicated its most venerated student endeavor—the architectural thesis. Having served on juries at the Catholic University of America and the University of Minnesota during the past week—as well as participating in the restless and emotionally charged faculty conversations that followed—I would like to offer some brief advice for future thesis students.There are many assumptions students have about the thesis, many of which are misguided (I know from experience as a former student), so I offer my suggestions in the service of dispelling particular myths.
The myth of linear process: One day's effort does not seamlessly and flawlessly lead to the next; nor is a project like a documentary film that you record throughout its development and play back in the order in which events transpired. Similarly, research does not occur exclusively in the beginning, and design does not occur only at the end. Both forms of investigation are important throughout the process, and you must constantly revisit the premise of the work as well as its physical effects during every step of development.
The myth of complexity: Don't burden design with richness; find richness through design. Many thesis projects try to conquer the world with ambitious ideas, complex programs, and conflicted sites. None of these aspirations is inherently bad, but a thesis should not merely serve as the design solution for complex circumstances. Architecture is often the result of simple, elegant ideas of sufficient intellectual depth and rich possibilities and interpretations readily emerge as a result.
The myth of the singular, synthetic solution: A thesis does not have to produce a single result. Some of the most compelling projects I have seen offer several potential manifestations at multiple stages of the work. In these cases, the jury is inclined to evaluate the student's thinking process rather than one developed proposal. (I would add that a thesis does not have to have a single author, but may be designed by multiple students working collaboratively.)
The myth of total originality: Innovation is welcomed, but it must be contextualized. Analyze precedents throughout your process, and include them in your final presentation. There are few things more unnerving to jurors than a design that lacks reference to architectural precedents, especially significant and obvious ones. Even if your design departs radically from precedent, adequate references can reinforce your proposal by providing relevant information. Also, be sure to cite your references visibly and adequately.
The myth of playing it safe: A thesis should be about bold experimentation and risk-taking. Polite projects that seek to offend the fewest number of people waste everyone's time. An architectural thesis should make a contribution to the discipline of architecture, and conventional or lackluster strategies won't cut it. Of course, radical approaches are not sufficient without a means to measure them. You must demonstrate an ability to evaluate your decisions and define their implications.
I witnessed some great work presented at thesis reviews recently, much of which demonstrated a depth of artistic and technical skill and covered the walls with compelling imagery. However, I have also seen projects whose authors would have benefitted from avoiding the thesis myths listed above. To recent graduates and future thesis students alike, I offer this humble advice so that in your future efforts you may proceed wisely, and be bold.
awesome blog..im about to start my thesis year. and this will really help me
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thanks ... its very helpful.! and realistic advice.
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