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- 26th Apr 2014
- Ground: TBA
Hurricanes v Reds - Live
80 Full Time:The Hurricanes have earned themselves a spot at the top of the NZ log with their performance tonight! Huge credit to their forwards who were exceptional and laid the platform. Jack Lam was one of the stand out players with some cracking runs. The backs were as dangerous as ever and Perenara and Barrett controlled the game well with their tactical kicking being superior to that of the Reds Genia and Cooper. The visitors just made too many errors to be competitive at this level and will have a lot of work to do in order to improve. It looks like the play offs may just be out of reach now for the Queensland team.
80 Another bizarre passage (this match has been full of them). Ball changing possession every 5 seconds, the Reds running it from their own goal and making a break as well! Eventually the ball is knocked on and kicked into touch and brings an extremely entertaining game to an end!
79 PENALTY, CANES, BARRETT, 35-21. Barrett slots a beauty from a far way out!
76 CONVERSION, BARRETT, 32-21. No mistake from Barrett as he converts the try.
75 TRY! CANES, ARDIE SAVEA, 30-21. Ardie Savea gets passed the ball about 10m out and this guy is explosive! No stopping him as he bursts over!
73 Another bizarre passage as the ball changes possession several times followed by a drop goal attempt from Barrett which doesn't come close!
70 Nearly another chance for the Reds! They find some space on the wing through Horwill! He opts for the boot but Vito is back to dot it down as they chase after it! Probably should have kept it in hand!
68 CONVERSION, COOPER, 25-21. No mistake from Cooper to reduce the gap!
67 TRY! REDS, HANSON, 25-19. Cooper switches with Harris to crash it up. They pick and drive and Hanson goes over! The Reds are still very much in this!
66 Replacement Ardie Savea gets to the breakdown quickly but in the process of making the steal has knocked it on. Reds with another chance!
65 They go wide but the Canes rip the ball in the tackle and get themselves taken into touch. reds will have another chance with a line out this time!
64 Reds have won a scrum on the Canes 22m! They need to take advantage here! A score would bring them right back in it!
63 PENALTY, CANES, BARRETT, 25-14. No problem for Barrett!
62 Canes win a penalty after putting great pressure on the Reds after a kick into their 22m. Its straight out in front and Barrett should get it.
58 Barrett not having the best night with the boot as he pushes the conversion well wide!
57 TRY! CANES, JANE, 22-14. AWESOME. That's the only way to describe it! Barrett starts it off with a strong run up the middle where he makes about 15m! From there it was great skill and offloads, especially Coles and finally Savea in the build up to the try. After some quick ball, they go wide and Jane runs in an easy try for his hat-trick!
53 Reds scrum does well this time and they win a penalty! Cooper finds touch to relieve some pressure.
51 Great play from Savea who takes on two men and then offloads in the tackle to create space! They come close to the Reds line before knocking on again! It's all Canes at the moment!
49 The Reds misjudge a kick and the Canes kick through! Genia runs back to collect the ball right by the Reds try line, Savea is after him and tackles Genia as he grabs the ball and knocks it on in the process. Scrum to Reds who under big pressure!
47 CONVERSION, BARRETT, 17-14. This time Barrett slots it to extend the lead to three!
46 TRY! CANES, PERENARA, 15-14. Was bound to happen! A well executed back line move gets them space out wide! They continue to carry strongly and eventually TJ Perenara picks and drives over from close range!
45 Jack Lam with some magical footwork as he breaks the line and surges up the middle! The Canes go wide but some good defense from the Reds win themselves a scrum. They clear from the scrum but don't find much ground. Canes looking so dangerous with ball in hand!
42 Barrett gets us underway for the second half! A bizarre opening passage of play, including moment where Cooper dropped the ball in his own in-goal area...everyone stopped but the ball had gone backward and Cooper eventually cleared. Canes won a penalty around the half way but Barrett misses yet again!
40 The Reds lead as we head into the break! The Hurricanes have definitely played more of the rugby and have looked dangerous with ball in hand! A few silly errors have cost them this half. Credit to the Reds for showing patience on attack which has given Cooper the opportunity to get them ahead. If the Canes can hold onto the ball and keep up the intensity on attack we should see them come through winners tonight!
40 PENALTY, REDS, COOPER, 10-14. Cooper's boot is doing the business as he slots his third penalty of the night! And that's half time!
39 Penalty to the Reds as a Canes player comes around the side of the ruck and is offside. Cooper will have a shot about 10m in from the touch line and just behind the 22m.
37 The Reds give the Canes a bit of a working on defense as they take the ball through many phases. The Canes defense holds well as Cooper struggles to find any gaps. Canes get the ball and clear.
33 Canes go wide again to Jane, but the Reds defense is better this time and Jane knocks on before being bundled into touch!
31 Canes put the Reds under all sorts of pressure at scrum time! Schatz knocks on at the back as the scrum goes backwards! Canes will have an attacking opportunity!
28 PENALTY, REDS, COOPER, 10-11. Same result as last time! Great strike from the Reds pivot!
27 Reds win a penalty within kicking range. Canes penalized for being offside, as Savea was in front of Barrett when he kicked it! Cooper will have another shot from a similar position.
24 Barretts attempt hits the posts! He's getting closer at least.
23 TRY! CANES, JANE, 10-8. And Jane has two! Canes move the ball to the right wing side again and simple slick hands gets Jane in space! Reds need to sort out their defense on the left wing!
21 PENALTY, REDS, COOPER, 5-8. Great strike from Cooper to get the Reds back in front!
20 Reds win a penalty as Victor Vito infringes at the ruck! Cooper will have a shot from about 40m out, pretty much straight in front.
18 Barrett's first attempt also goes wide!
17 TRY! HURRICANES, JANE, 5-5. Opportunity not wasted this time! Some quick footwork from Andre Taylor creates space on the outside as he puts Jane in space to run in a try in the corner! Simple but effective from the Canes!
16 Great attack from the Canes! They attack well with slick offloads in the tackle to gain momentum. A grubber kick through puts the Reds under pressure and they manage to win a penalty. Canes kick for touch to go for the try! They lose the resulting line out and Cooper clears! Another wasted opportunity!
14 The Canes carry the ball strongly again but the Reds defense is good and they win a penalty! Good work from Horwill there! Cooper finds touch on the half way line.
12 Genia finds a big touch kick off the back of the scrum, all the pressure is relieved! Canes will start again.
11 The Canes carry the ball up strongly and come close to the line! A slight knock on at the base of the ruck brings the attack to an end. Wasted opportunity!
10 The Canes win a penalty as Mike Harris joins the ruck illegally! Barrett finds touch on the 22m of the Reds.
8 Cooper's conversion attempt is wide!
7 TRY! REDS, LUCAS, 0-5. Great try from the Reds! Cooper takes the ball right to the line and pops to Beau Robinson on his outside. Robinson goes through and finds Lucas in support on his outside who goes over in the corner!
6 The ball changes possession several times with both sides kicking and having a few knock ons! Eventually the Canes are penalized and Cooper finds a good touch just outside the Canes 22m.
2 The Reds take it through a few phases but can't expose any gaps. Cooper puts the boot to ball which Savea takes well but loses the ball forward in the tackle.
0 Cooper kicks off. Taken by Leiua, the 'Canes working the ball until Barrett clears to touch.
0 Shots of All Blacks coach Steve Hansen in the crowd as the crowds applaud. Time for kickoff and we couldn't ask for better conditions, a touch of dew on the ground but a fine surface.
0 James Horwill leads out the Reds on his 100th appearance, as we mark the anniversary of ANZAC day with a rendition of the Last Post.
0 Hurricanes news: Hammett has named an almost identical team to that which beat the Blues 39-20 last week, with Ben Franks the only change as he makes a return from injury. This weekend's Anzac match will also be a special one for starting full-back, Andre Taylor. The 26-year-old will bring up 50 matches for the club, and says it's an achievement he can't wait to celebrate.
0 Welcome to Westpac Stadium in Wellington for our coverage of this round 14 Super Rugby clash! This game is a big one for both teams with the Reds needing a win to stay in the mix and the Hurricanes with the chance of going to the top of the NZ conference!
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Saturday 7th March | |
15:00 | Exeter vs London Welsh |
15:00 | Harlequins vs London Irish |
15:15 | Gloucester vs Northampton |
Sunday 8th March | |
14:00 | Wasps vs Saracens |
15:00 | Newcastle Falcons vs Leicester Tigers |
Friday 27th March | |
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Saturday 28th March | |
15:00 | London Irish vs Newcastle |
15:00 | Leicester vs Exeter |
15:15 | Saracens vs Harlequins |
Sunday 29th March | |
14:00 | Sale vs Gloucester |
14:30 | London Welsh vs Bath |
Friday 10th April | |
19:45 | Newcastle vs Bath |
Saturday 11th April | |
15:00 | Harlequins vs Gloucester |
15:15 | Saracens vs Leicester |
Sunday 12th April | |
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14:30 | London Welsh vs Wasps |
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Saturday 25th April | |
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15:00 | Gloucester vs Newcastle |
15:00 | Bath vs London Irish |
15:00 | Northampton vs Saracens |
15:00 | Leicester vs London Welsh |
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Saturday 9th May | |
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Saturday 28th February |
Exeter 16 - 6 Bath |
Saracens 22 - 17 Newcastle Falcons |
Leicester Tigers 28 - 8 Sale Sharks |
London Welsh 12 - 50 London Irish |
Friday 27th February |
Northampton 17 - 13 Harlequins |
Sunday 22nd February |
London Irish 6 - 12 Leicester Tigers |
Saturday 21st February |
Bath 13 - 21 Northampton |
Harlequins 21 - 32 Exeter |
Gloucester 48 - 10 London Welsh |
Sale Sharks 14 - 10 Saracens |
Friday 20th February |
Newcastle 23 - 23 Wasps |
Sunday 15th February |
Wasps 37 - 6 Harlequins |
London Welsh 12 - 52 Sale |
Saracens 34 - 24 Bath |
Saturday 14th February |
Exeter 46 - 17 Newcastle |
Friday 13th February |
Leicester 18 - 15 Gloucester |
Northampton 15 - 9 London Irish |
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Participation in sports-related fantasy games, enabling individuals to pick or draft professional or collegiate athletes onto their teams, has become increasingly popular. In fantasy sports, a league is usually comprised of roughly a dozen participants who use statistics from actual sporting events to compete against one another. The participants function as virtual managers of their respective "fantasy teams", drafting players to form "teams". Research has shown both gambling and fantasy games share some similar major characteristics. Like other forms of gambling, fantasy sports often result in possible monetary loss or gain. Fantasy sports players spend a great deal of time watching sports (upwards of 18 hours per week) and spend considerable time "managing" their teams. To read more about fantasy sports and college student athletes, refer to Loredana Marchica's article in our Fall newsletter.
The annual Holiday Lottery Campaign is here! 2014 marks the seventh year that the International Centre for Youth Gambling Problems and High-Risk Behaviors at McGill University and the NCPG have partnered with lottery organizations in North America and around the world to share the message that lottery tickets should not be purchased as holiday gifts for children. This widely endorsed corporate social responsibility campaign is endorsed by NASPL and participation is free. We welcome lottery organizations who wish to partner with us in this educational initiative to join the Holiday Lottery Campaign and build positive media through responsible gaming messages. Campaign support from North American and international lotteries has grown tremendously and the momentum is strong. We look forward to 2014 being our best collaborative campaign ever!
There is strong evidence suggesting that 70-80 per cent of adolescents have gambled for money in the past year, with approximately 30 per cent doing so on a weekly basis.
This year marks the sixth year that the International Centre for Youth Gambling Problems and High-Risk Behaviors at McGill University and U.S. National Council on Problem Gambling have partnered with dozens of lottery corporations around the globe to increase public awareness about the impact of giving lottery products as gifts to minors.
"We know that one significant risk factor for problem gambling is early age of onset of gambling behavior and many problem gamblers report beginning gambling during childhood – around the ages of nine or ten," explained Keith Whyte, Executive Director, National Council on Problem Gambling. "A recent study revealed that youngsters who received instant lottery tickets as a gift tended to develop more dangerous gambling patterns. We encourage adults to reduce risk factors in their childrens' lives by keeping a person's age in mind when purchasing lottery tickets."
"We know that playing the lottery at a young age is inappropriate and can increase the potential for problem gambling later in life," said Jeffrey Derevensky, co-director of the International Centre for Youth Gambling Problems and High-Risk Behaviors at McGillUniversity. "We welcome the collaborative efforts of lottery corporations worldwide to help raise awareness about this issue, as together we can make a difference in preventing underage gambling and gambling problems."
This year the North American Association of State and Provincial Lotteries (NASPL) Board of Directors, and ultimately the entire membership, unanimously approved a resolution encouraging participation in the Holiday Campaign. Whyte stated, "the unanimous endorsement of the campaign by NASPL is a significant step that sends a strong signal across the entire gaming industry. We believe responsible gaming is a positive approach to minimizing gambling-related harm and therefore maximizing public benefit. We are proud to work with NASPL and look forward to additional partnership opportunities."
The organizers thank the Kentucky Lottery Corporation for providing graphic design services for the campaign this year. Participating lotteries to date this year include:
AB Svenska Spel (Sweden), Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission, Atlantic Lottery, Arizona Lottery, Austrian Lotteries, British Columbia Lottery Corporation, California Lottery, Camelot (United Kingdom) , Connecticut Lottery Corporation, Hrvatska Lutrija d.o.o. (Croatia), Illinois Lottery, Iowa Lottery, Kentucky Lottery Corporation, La Française des Jeux (France), Loto-Québec, Manitoba Lotteries, Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency, Massachusetts State Lottery, Minnesota State Lottery, Missouri Lottery, Montana Lottery, New Mexico Lottery, North Carolina Education Lottery, Nova Scotia Provincial Lotteries and Casino Corporation, Ohio Lottery Commission, Oklahoma Lottery Commission, Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation, Oregon Lottery, Pennsylvania Lottery, Rhode Island Lottery, Saskatchewan Lotteries, State Lottery of Serbia, South Dakota Lottery, Tennessee Education Lottery Corporation, Texas Lottery, Vermont Lottery Commission, Virginia Lottery, Washington's Lottery
If you give a lottery product as a gift please make sure you keep the person's age in mind.
For more information contact:
- Dr. Jeffrey Derevensky, Co-Director, International Centre for Youth Gambling Problems and High-Risk Behaviors, McGill University, www.youthgambling.com. (514) 398-4249, firstname.lastname@example.com
- Jocelyn Wilcox, Program Administrator, National Council on Problem Gambling, www.ncpgambling.org/holiday, (202) 547-9204 ext 24 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Centre team members toured the floor of the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) in Las Vegas, Nevada last week. The G2E, the largest trade show and conference event for the gaming industry, features the latest offerings from companies in all sectors of the gaming industry including games, gaming machines, services and even non-gaming amenities such as food, beverages and entertainment. With over 455 companies represented and 17,000 delegates registered, the exposition floor was buzzing. Trends in the slot machine sector included nostalgic games from adults' youth such as Connect Four, Monopoly, Yahtzee and Clue and a profusion of games incorporating child-like themes including Peter Pan and Batman. Additionally, social media brand recognition was brought into the slot machine realm with games such as Bejeweled. Another new and growing trend seems to lie in interactive slot machines. These machines incorporate touch screen capability along with the standard push button/one arm pull mechanisms. These new machines enable players to interact with the games in a familiar way, adding a new dimension to the playing experience.
The gaming industry and in particular land-based casino operators want to provide a complete entertainment package for their players including the latest in machine games, spectacular facilities and abundant dining and shopping options. Gaming is big business and operational efficiency is paramount. To this end, metrics software programs for slot machines have been developed that are used to track the financial viability of machines on the casino floor and enable casino operators to assess machine profitability at very exacting levels. Our team viewed the latest offerings of these applications.
Gaming generates incredible revenues and is portrayed as a very glamorous industry with a no shortage of new toys for grownups!
Congratulations to Dr. Derevensky on receiving the 2013 NCRG Scientific Achievement Award in September at the 14th annual NCRG Conference on Gambling and Addiction in Las Vegas, Nevada. This prestigious award recognizes outstanding contributions to the study of gambling disorders. The award was presented to Dr. Derevensky by Mr. Alan Feldman, chairman of the NCRG and Executive Vice President of Global Government and Industry Affairs at MGM Resorts International.
The summer has ended and the International Centre for Youth Gambling Problems and High-Risk Behaviors in partnership with the National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) have once again launched the annual Holiday Campaign. This widely endorsed responsible gambling initiative highlights the risks of giving lottery tickets and scratch cards as holiday gifts to minors. Support for the campaign by North American and international lottery corporations has grown incrementally every year since the program inception. Help us make the 2013 campaign the most successful to date – it is never too early for your lottery corporation to join! For more information contact Lynette Gilbeau at the International Centre for Youth Gambling Problems (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Jocelyn Wilcox at the NCPG (firstname.lastname@example.com).
In these rapidly changing times, youth are growing up faster than ever before. Social media outlets and ubiquitous Internet proliferation have converged allowing today's youth to have more readily available access to trends, information and pop culture. At the International Centre for Youth Gambling Problems and High-Risk Behaviors, we recognize that education and awareness are key components in protecting our vulnerable youth. For many years, we have joined forces with the Lester B. Pearson School Board of Montreal (the largest English-language school board in Quebec), Portage Adolescent Residential Rehabilitation Center (substance abuse rehabilitation center), Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), Montreal Urban Police (SPVM), Risk-Within-Reason, and Foster's Pavilion (substance abuse rehabilitation program). We call our group 'Partners in Prevention'. Annually, the Partners host a multi-night event aimed at Grade 6 students and their parents to promote healthy choices in an attempt to minimize adolescent risky behaviours. For the 2013 event, the Partners initiated a new format with each Partner member organization hosting an interactive station for Grade 5 and 6 students and their parents.
The participants were divided into small groups and each group circulated through the stations every 12 minutes. For this event, the YGI team used our Teen Gambling Jeopardy-style game. During play, in our booth, the children were divided into 2 teams and competed to answer gambling-related questions in categories such as Fact vs. Myth, Everyone Knows That, Against All Odds and Wild Card. The game format permits us to disseminate information and take home messages in a fun and engaging manner. We received tremendously positive feedback from the parents, children and organizers attending the event who commented that our game was innovative, interactive and highly engaging.
The experience is always rewarding, entertaining and beneficial. The Partners team members are dynamic and passionate about protecting youth. Through our participation in the 'Partners in Prevention' events, we underline our commitment to education and awareness. By presenting gambling-related facts and information to both youth and their parents, we increase the scope of awareness related to gambling.


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The objective is to build a Left and democratic alternative
The Communist Party of India (Marxist) on Thursday said a third alternative did not figure in its road map and its task was to defeat both the Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party to achieve its declared objective of building a Left and democratic alternative.
"The draft political resolution has set out the task of fighting the neo-liberal policies and the communal forces. This requires the defeat of the Congress and the BJP," the party said in a statement.
Talking to journalists on the second day of the 20th Party Congress, general secretary Prakash Karat said the document neither mentioned a third alternative, nor wanted to create a third front. Left and democratic forces would be rallied to form an anti-Congress and anti-BJP coalition on issues and policies through co-operation and joint actions.
The party said it had to conduct a sustained people's struggle against price rise, issues affecting farmers and farm workers, exploitation of workers of the organised and unorganised sectors and unemployment.
It should also champion the cause of Dalits, adivasis, women and minorities and launch a campaign against social oppression, and for social justice. "The party has to strengthen Left unity and… [forge] a Left and democratic alternative. Such a … front is the only alternative to the current bourgeois-landlord order," the statement said.
The party also decided to cooperate with secular Opposition parties and regional parties on people's issues, in defence of federalism and secularism.
On Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee's absence from the meeting, Mr. Karat said the former West Bengal Chief Minister had informed the party, through a letter, of his inability to travel on health grounds. The Central Committee granted him leave of absence.
In its political review since the 2008 Coimbatore Congress, the report dealt with issues, including the withdrawal of the party's support to the UPA government in July 2008, the line it took during the 2009 general election, and how the tasks set for the party by the last Congress were implemented, Mr. Karat said.
Some mistakes
The party had made some mistakes, including in West Bengal, and there was a view that it should have withdrawn support to the Manmohan Singh-led government earlier than 2008, he said.
Mr. Karat also regretted that the Left could not prevent the India-U.S. civil nuclear deal.
He, however, justified the decision support the Congress-led government in 2004, arguing that given the situation obtained then, it was the only way to keep the BJP away from power. "Our support gave the Congress legitimacy but that cannot be helped."
Keywords: CPI (M) draft resolution, third alternative


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but what i meant was:
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i saw you today and said how have you been?
but what i meant was:
have you lost as much sleep as i have? ive spent 3256 hours trying to piece together the exact curves that make your eyes better than every other homo sapien out there and im still sitting at the start line with nothing but a frown and a blank sheet of paper. im tired. are you? im barely treading water here, carry the conversation a little, throw me a bone. great, look what youre making me do, im mixing metaphors now. my thoughts are like those rubber balls that bounce everywhere except where you want them to go. im so busy chasing after them that im forgetting to focus on standing up straight. oh. shit. i think i need a cane.
i saw you today and said i havent seen you in forever
but what i meant was:
ive seen you, but it wasnt with these eyes. youve been playing tag with my sanity, running from behind the corners of memories and diving into the dark pools of my insecurity. still waters run deep. hah. youve been on my most wanted list and i havent been able to pin you in a corner. youve slipped through the cracks and ive been chasing you with a moth-eaten butterfly net. if i could only catch you, waldo, id stick you in a box and get some peace of mind. but, no, youre having too much fun tying me up in knots.
i saw you today and said yeah, we should hang out sometime
but what i meant was:
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i saw you today and said talk to you soon
but what i meant was:
think of you soon. except in my mind soon means now. there is no lag, im already up and running with the next thought like olympic relays. trust me to not drop the baton. do you like to run? i sometimes run down my street in heels in the rain because it makes me feel like im in a black-and-white movie and youre waiting for me at the railroad tracks. except i dont live near a train station and even at night, flowers on my street are overbright. thats okay, its just a thought. ill get a new one soon. like about how when you hugged me, my nerves seared against the backside of my skin and my tongue folded against the back of my throat. thats a nice thought. ill run with it a while.


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Hi - I am fermenting the Belgian Specialty Ale in "Brewing Classic Styles" I racked to secondary about 3 days ago and pitched the Brettanomyces bruxellensis but I am seeing absolutely no action in the airlock. I know that fermentation can happen without visible airlock action, but am wondering what I should expect to see in this case. Can anyone give me a clue? Thanks, Dave
Try to move your thread over to the Lambic & Wild brewing section and you might get more responses. I know I only look there for Brett questions. My experience with Brett in secondary is that you'll often get basically no indication that it's doing anything. Wait 1-3 months and give it a sniff/taste test. My Orval-ish beer sat totally still for 3 months (no signs of activity), yet it got a very noticeable Brett character. Then it got super carbonated in the bottle while sitting mostly at 35-50 degrees. Brett tends to be less predictable than saccaromyces. You might get a pellicle forming (although that's just an indicator of O2 in your headspace), and I usually see some very slow airlock activity...maybe 1 bubble per 15 minutes. What was your gravity when you transferred?


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I'll tell ya what, they may not be necessary, but MAN has it really improved my landings LOL I come in with the flaps down and with it fully trimmed out, I can virtually land the plane off stick with no throttle. its THAT smoothe. I am going to take some video of it soon and put up. you'll see. I dig the graphics. after reviewing some pics of the real deal, I am going to shoot for the deep red metallic two tone paint job. its like an old car i used to have. I have been thinking about putting in a new cockpit windshield that is clear to mount a camera in and get some POV filming. THAT will be fun. get to see my neighborhood from the plane. I live in the bay area of California, so weather for us has been great lately. gotta buy soe more batteries so I can fly longer. although, I have had one problem. my front wheel has locked up at the axle. I am thinking that the friction caused the plastic to melt and bind to the axle. has anyone else had this problem? I was thinking of just drilling it out and putting a copper sleeve in the wheel for an axle. that, or get some different wheels. even though it would be heavy, some scale lightweight rubber wheels would be cool. we'll see. |
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This appears to be the stock replacement motor. It has a prop saver installed but should come off easily.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/60p-exa010.html At $7 each you can't really expect too much. There are several other motors that might be a little more robust - but they may cost as much as $15-17. Wow - how extravagant. |
Dec 18, 2010, 01:33 AM | |
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Price isn't a big deal it's having the motor fit in the round hole without haveing to ruin the foam by cutting it. Does the shaft on that one in the link look long enough? I may just order that one. Its not worth $7 to mess with the shaft. Its still long enough to put on another plane. Thanks for the link!
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Would this one work? Looks like the same Diameter.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/75m16-opti...215-740kv.html Maybe a little more power. I might have to upgrade the ESC too? |
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I was just joking about the price. All of these are very inexpensive.
I'm pretty sure that the prop saver can be removed from the Dynam motor leaving a shaft the same length as the SR's. Spec's on the motors are identical. The motor you linked would not work well for this application. Notice it's KV rating of 740? It will not spin the prop fast enough to provide adequate power. This motor would require a larger prop or higher V battery, neither of which can be used in this plane. You need a rating near the 1050 of the stock motor. This one would be appropriate: http://www.hobbypartz.com/75m72-opti...15-1050kv.html No reason to change the ESC. But because the motor does not have a threaded shaft you would have to use a prop adapter. Here's another good candidate from a reputable supplier, adapter included: http://www.headsuprc.com/servlet/the...0-Sport/Detail |
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Sea Dog
Montezuma's have been making organic chocolate for the past 11 years. Started by husband and wife team, Helen and Simon Pattinson they have grown from their first small shop in Brighton to selling their products around the UK and online. I have tried a number of their bars over the years, some I've really enjoyed and others not so much.
Sea Dog (71%) - Ecuadorian cocoa solids, sugar, vanilla, sea salt, lime oil.
Even though I'm not an especial lover of dark chocolate, I wolfed the entire 100g bar and enjoyed every square of it. It smelt deliciously of chocolate, but with a faint whiff of lime. It was delicious; smooth, subtly salty with just the right amount of lime. The salt came and went at irregular intervals, which I really liked and the lime was not overpowering. In fact a pleasant salty limey tang was left in my mouth long after the chocolate had disappeared. Interestingly, this bar contains no lecithin - something I'm always being told is essential to make good quality chocolate. My major quibble with this bar, is that it doesn't appear to be organic. I had assumed that all their chocolate was, but that is obviously not the case.
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Event: Letz Relishh Ice CreamsChele - I'll drink to that ;-)
Kath - surely you know me enough my now to know I like my food and especially my chocolate. Looks as though you may be tempted though :)
KatesCakes - ha ha, thank you, it's so nice to know I'm not the only one.
Nic - it's well worth a search.
Jay - thanks for stopping by.
Celia - I'm wedded to dairy, so I like milk chocolate best. But I don't like sweet chocolate. This means I have a difficult time finding a milk chocolate with a high cocoa content - 50% to 60% is good.
Gillian - it's a great flavoured bar. It was only in writing this post that I discovered it wasn't organic.
Brittany - I am an inveterate reader of ingredients.
Giggling Wombat - it is a fab flavour. Yes, I have tried that but wasn't as impressed as I thought I would be. Peppermint and vanilla is pretty good though. Many I have still to try - good to have things to look forward to ;-0I shouldn't have read this blog today. I have just returned to my strict healthy diet regime yesterday and reading this almost made me falter. Luckily, I wouldn't know where to purchase this chocolate bar. It is new to me. I will have to keep an eye out for it though.It sounds delicious. BTW I didn't think eating a whole chocolate bar was excessive. Certainly not by my standards! I was also very impressed that you had kept it so long. I don't have that sort of will power.
ReplyDeleteBy an odd coincidence I bought a bar of Sea Dog for the first time just a few hours before reading your post. I've just tried it and I like it a lot. I've often grated other Montezuma flavoured chocolate bars over fruit or ice cream desserts and that may be a good option here too. My wife insists that the Montezuma apple crumble milk chocolate bar is even nicer, but I'm not so sure.
ReplyDeleteSewHappy - ha ha I am by no means as restrained as I used to be, but I do like to savour the unusual and am a hoarder by nature. Waitrose sell Montezuma's as well as many independent shops. You can also buy online - not that I'm trying to tempt you or anything ;-)
Baking Addict - amazingly, I haven't yet tried the butterscotch.
Kath - normally I can only manage a small amount of dark chocolate at a time - which is probably just as well. But that's why I was so surprised by this one - I just couldn't help myself :-S
Phil - I never think of grating chocolate over ice-cream, sounds just right for a good vanilla. And the apple crumble flavour sounds intriguing - another one I haven't tried.How intriguing.. trying to imagine how lime chocolate tastes. I do like sea salt and dark choc though..mmm.. it kind of keeps your taste buds alert that every now and then you detect a salty taste. Remind me of when I was a kid and ate milk chocolate and ready salted crisps every other bite, sweet - salty :)
ReplyDeleteI am such a great fan of Montezumas! I think my favourite is the Dark Chocolate, Orange and Geranium (I am just addicted to anything with flower flavours!) but I heard that my brother tried a new bar recently and this is new to me as well. When I get back to England I must check them all out!
At first I thought lime and salt to be unusual but suddenly remembered my favourite drink - a margarita! I'm so excited to try this chocolate! With a hint of tequila it could easily be margarita chocolate, no? This has just sparked an idea in my head - thank you for that!


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ColchesterByWycombeWanderer March 01, 2015 Ok good room great food but had to change the room as it overlooked a balcony used by a wedding party (noisy). They should plan the allocation of their rooms better!
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Thank you for your generous four stars and we are sorry that you relocated into alternative accommodation due to a wedding event taking place at the hotel. We have taken your feedback on board for the future.
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great serviceBygingermuppet February 26, 2015 great time at the hotel the wife enjoyed the craft show
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Posted 03 March 2012 - 11:54 AM
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I will look out for creations on mocpages in particular (which I was doing for a long time already actually)
As my first find, definitely not the least, I present to you one of the best in its genre.
Benjamin Kobold has surprised me with this amazing accurate replica of the famous Black Pearl.
This is the best lego Black Pearl I've seen so far and I've seen a lot, Benjamin has taken the right approach for this creation, there are almost no straight lines to start designing around.
The shape of the hull is very accurate to the real thing, though there might be some rough edges.
I particulary like the windows, most people use the simple arched windows (like the official set) when designing the cabin. Personally I find those completely out of place, the Black Pearl has these very elegant shaped windows and Benjamin respects that.
It might be bold to say this but this version actually reminds me a lot of my own version with the big difference that this one is much better.
Be sure to check out this fantastic ship at mocpages and leave a comment when you can.
This creations certainly deserves more attention
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See these MOCs and MORE in the Guilds of Historica!
Trian Burress fell in Nocturnus at the battle for Abyssian!
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Great find!
The build a frigate tutorail!
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I just wish I had the time, patience, bricks and space to build something that well shaped and detailed!
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After talking with young neurosurgeons and residents around the world, they often ask "How do I know what I read is the truth?" I answered that question in a recent editorial.(1)
These photos show two physicians who exemplify the rule that if you are seeking ethical guidance, the medical profession is not the place to look. The first is Jack Kevorkian, MD, practitioner of euthanasia and forerunner of the Independent Payment Advisory Board. The second is Ezekiel Emanuel, MD, PhD, advocate of euthanasia, inventor of the Independent Payment Advisory Board, and major architect of ObamaCare.
For several decades, American bioethicists have been providing persuasive arguments for rationing medical care via the theory of the necessary "rational allocation of finite health care resources."(2) More recently, assisted by various sectors of organized medicine, they have developed multiple approaches to justify what they see as the necessary curtailment of services and specialized treatments deemed not medically necessary.
Abstract — In 2013, U.S. President Barack Obama decreed the creation of the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues, as part of his $100 million Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies (BRAIN) initiative. In the wake of the work of this Commission, the purpose, goals, possible shortcomings, and even dangers are discussed, and the possible impact it may have upon neuroscience ethics (Neuroethics) both in clinical practice as well as scientific research.
This interview resulted in the May 14, 2014 article, "U.S. Experts urge focus on ethics in brain research" by Kerry Sheridan, AFP Correspondent. The article was distributed through the NewsCred Smartwire, Agence France Presse.
Kerry Sheridan, Agence France-Presse (AFP): Hi Dr. Faria, I'm working on a story about calls for consideration of ethics in neuroscience research, and I was wondering if I could interview you about your thoughts on the need for ethical oversight in neuroscience?
With President Obama and his Democratic partisans in the Senate at loggerheads with the Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives, an impasse has arisen of troubling proportions. The House, though, has the constitutional power of the purse, and the funding or defunding of the flawed ObamaCare law, unwanted by the vast majority American people, falls within its purview. The House has indeed the right not to fund a calamitous and burdensome law.
When I get a chance I read Viewpoints, the busy electronic version of the Macon Telegraph (MT), which frequently has heated discussions. On September 5, a discussion centered on a MT reader who stated that although in good health at age 75, his doctor would not perform a PSA test or a colonoscopy because "it was not needed" and besides "something else would kill me before colon or prostate cancer does [given his age]."
In his reply to my article, Dr. Miguel Faria, a very fine neurosurgeon and writer, states that it is unethical for physicians "to intrusively ask patients about the presence of guns in the home" and that by so doing, physicians become "snitches" against their own patients.
I agree that if the purpose of asking about guns is solely to report the possession of guns, and that if the physician asks "intrusively" and reports without the patient's permission and in the absence of an imminent threat, it would be wrong.
It is the free mind and individual responsibility, the principles of the Renaissance that have brought us the wonders of modern health care through the free-market capitalist system and through the inventiveness of the free minds it has raised. It seems we are now going to harness the capitalist engine for rationing....
Medical efforts to prolong the lives of individuals afflicted with serious disease or injury began with primitive medicine, perhaps in the Neolithic Period (8000-3000 B.C.), when we discerned from paleontologic evidence a tendency for primitive men and women to care for the sick and wounded in the shelters provided by the deep caves of Europe.
Physicians classify diseases in a variety of ways. Clinical classifications are often made according to either the suddenness of onset or the expected prognosis. Diseases are considered acute if they develop suddenly and have a short clinical course. Chronic diseases, on the other hand, have a slow onset, indolent course, and long duration. They heal slowly if they improve at all.
Since the time of Hippocrates (460-370 B.C.), the Father of Medicine, physicians have traditionally subscribed to doing no harm and prescribed what is in the best interest of their individual patients; in other words, putting their patients first. This concept is known as individual-based ethics.
The new bioethics movement, on the other hand, subscribes to population-based ethics, in which physicians become obligated to make decisions for their patients in concert with what is in the best interest of society or the state.
In Part I of this article, I discussed a concept that is always on the mind of the socialist planner and that is "social utility." To fully understand this concept one has to understand the socialist philosophy, if it can indeed be called a philosophy — in general, philosophies are analytical.
In this modern era of moral relativism, where one can justify doing nearly anything to anyone, where does one turn for advice on ethics in medicine? Well, right here in the Medical Sentinel, of course, but what about those who have not yet discovered the AAPS?
The Hippocratic Oath — Is it relevant today or does it belong in the scrap heap of history's discarded relics?
I submit it is relevant today. I submit it is a touchstone that offers a moral compass — an ethical framework — for navigation through these times of crisis. In short, it is the soul of medicine.
Dear Editor,
For 30 years, I have fought for the maintenance and restoration of medicine based on the Oath and ethics of Hippocrates.
The justification for the independent practice of medicine is so the physician remains beholden to his patients rather than the government or third-party payer.
Dear Dr. Faria,
Your review of Dr. Leo Alexander's article, "Medical Science Under Dictatorship," ("Euthanasia, Medical Science, and the Road to Genocide," Medical Sentinel 1998;3(3):79-83) which [initially] appeared in The New England Journal of Medicine in 1949 was both stimulating and timely.
The October 2, 1996 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) was devoted to the theme of managed care. I wonder how many people noticed the title of the painting on the front cover? The painting is by Max Beckmann and is titled "The Sinking of The Titanic." How fitting!
Dear Dr. Faria,
Rapid transition characterizes the ethical revolution
that appears to be at the doorstep of the 21st century.
Dramatic shifts in technology and
communication potential are anticipated.
Increasingly diverse beliefs and value systems,
which make defining a moral framework difficult,
are the order of the day...
Moral Responsibility in the 21st century:
The Status of Ethics in the Professions,
Alumni course (Philosophy A-122),
Summer Session, 1995, Emory University.
Written by two reporters, this book contains a wealth of information about the history and inner workings of the American Medical Association since its founding in 1847. It is divided into two parts. The first covers how the AMA is organized, the history of its development, its ongoing battle against compulsory health insurance, a description of its political action committee (AMPAC), and a discussion of its support for the business ethic. The second covers the AMA's response to health issues including alternative medicine, the tobacco problem, abortion, and the AIDS epidemic.
In A.D. 1212, a Children's Crusade was formed allegedly
to rescue the Holy Sepulcher. Instead, the children were
lured and sold into slavery by unscrupulous and cruel
traders. Thousands of innocent children died of hunger
and disease and from their brutal ordeal. It is said that
the legend of the Pied Piper of Hamelin, who led
the children by the tune of his pipe,
derives from this dreadful affair.
The American Medical Association (AMA) has become a chameleon in its medical ethics. Examples abound. Long after the cancer- and other disease-causing effects of cigarettes were known, the AMA continued to accept money from tobacco, even promoting particular brands.(1) Not until 1981 did the AMA finally sell investments in tobacco stocks under heavy pressure from the news media and anti-tobacco groups of young physicians.
The Hippocratic Oath, Abortion, and the U.S. Supreme Court
Because of the recent decline in our health care system, today's physicians practice in a "medical gulag" and suffer from a "siege mentality." The reasons for this, as learned from examples in both ancient and recent history, are the topics for this unique collection of essays which are divided into five sections: "lessons from history"; "medical ecology"; "towards collectivism in medicine"; "the role of public health"; and "managed care, corporate socialized medicine and medical ethics." The author, Miguel A.
In matters of style, swim with the current;
in matters of principle, stand firm like a rock.
Thomas Jefferson
The Corporate Practice of Medicine
The physician should be contemptuous of money, interested in his work,
self-controlled, and just. Once he is possessed of these basic virtues,
he will have all others at his command as well.
Can the Medical Profession Survive Flexible Ethics?*
The crisis of American medicine is not tobacco, AIDS, silicone implants, the Gulf War Syndrome, breast or other forms of cancer, physician-assisted suicide, euthanasia, licensure, medical care for the poor, or any other specific medical or ethical issue. The crisis of American medicine is far greater than any one of these problems, indeed it is far greater than all of them combined, because the answers to these problems do not come from within them but from medical ethics.
October 7, 1997
Dear Dr. Annis:
[Regarding "The Transformation of Medical Ethics Through Time" (Medical Sentinel, Vol. 3, # 1-2, 1997) which I gave in part as a speech to the American Society of Dermatology (ASD) last year in San Antonio, Texas]... I admit I was highly critical of the AMA and organized medicine. Unfortunately, it is all true and I wish I did not have to say it. Sadly, I have it all well documented. In fact, most of it is quite detailed in my new book, Medical Warrior: Fighting Corporate Socialized Medicine.
*This article is excerpted from the Foreword of Dr. Prioreschi's latest volume (Vol. III --- Roman Medicine) of his A History of Medicine, released this year.(1)


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