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April 19 The Long Way Around Your sweepstakes Cardinal journeys to Sun 'n Fun
When we took the 1977 Cessna Cardinal apart for its restoration last fall at the beginning of the 2007 AOPA sweepstakes project, the one thing that struck us most was how fascinating it was to look inside the airplane, to see the hidden areas of the airframe we never get to see. When we had visitors at the hangar where the airplane has been kept, on-site project manager Dan Gryder and I noticed how pilots drew instantly to the naked fuselage perched on its cradle (and later, back on its gear), and could hardly keep their eyes off it.
We had something here, and we knew we had to share it.
So we based the project's timeline for the first four months with the intention to show the airplane at its initial engagement in much the same way at the Sun 'n Fun Fly-In in Lakeland, Florida. We'd finish the avionics installation, airframe refurbishment, and paint, and bolt the engine into place - but leave all the interior out, the floorboards up, and the headliner dropped.
This way, everyone could see what we saw - the incredible engineering that went into the Cessna Cardinal.
To make that happen, we needed to take the airplane down to Florida without it being signed off to fly.
How do you...? So how do you move an airplane 425 miles without having it in flying condition? You need to get creative. I scratched my head for weeks sorting out the problem.
First off, should we move the airplane in an enclosed truck or on a trailer? Expense aside, there are a couple of major concerns with moving an airplane by truck. In my research I discovered that an airplane, as a motor vehicle with fuel and oil on board, can be considered hazmat, and thus not allowed inside many rental vehicles. Then, I measured the airplane, and the trucks available, and found that the Cardinal's gear stance is about 108 inches from outside axle nut to outside axle nut. The standard tractor trailer is 102 inches wide inside.
Well, that wasn't going to happen.
So I looked at open trailers, and found that they too were typically limited in width - go much wider with a trailer and you're a wide load.
The problem had me confounded, and I was about ready to call in the national guard when Gryder had an a-ha moment: The largest aircraft salvage company in the southeastern United States (at least) is Atlanta Air Recovery & Storage - which just happens to be adjacent to the airport at Griffin, Georgia, where the Cardinal has undergone refurbishment.
Todd Thaxton of Atlanta Air Recovery & Storage readily agreed to ask his boss, Ron Powers, for his approval to donate the movement of the airplane - Thaxton and Powers had been following the project for some time, and we had hoped for a way to get the company involved. Atlanta Air warehouses a massive amount of parts just ripe for the picking - but since Cardinals are relatively rare, we could never quite make a match between a part we needed and what they had in stock.
So a Cardinal delivery made for the perfect way to include them in the project - and solve one of my major concerns.
It starts with a lift Thaxton backed the 40-ft trailer into Gryder's hangar at Griffin last Saturday, April 14, so that we could move the airplane onto the trailer without doing so in the falling rain.
Because the airplane sits 108 inches wide on its mains, we'd use an extension to cup the right main in place. We couldn't just roll it up onto the trailer - we needed to use a forklift to put the airplane on board.
After looking at the lift we needed to accomplish from all angles, Thaxton attached one strap to the hook on the top of the engine, and another to the forward spar. Up - and on. It's not as easy as it sounds, and no landing, no matter the wind, ever made me so nervous as seeing the airplane several feet in the air. But all was secure, and soon we had the Cardinal strapped in six ways from Tuesday and ready for its Florida road trip.
Rolling, rolling I spent the night before we drove south worried about the weather - much like the eve before a cross country in the face of a similar line of storms. We planned it so we would launch with the route clearing ahead of us - I didn't want to go through any significant rain with the airplane, let alone convective activity. We had shrink-wrapped the engine and a couple of areas on the fuselage, but I didn't want to take any chances with your airplane.
Our team for the trip consisted of Thaxton and I in the tow truck with the Cardinal, and a pickup trailing us with Classic Aircraft Maintenance's Danny Rexroad, and A&Ps Truitt Harper and David Hartman. They would keep a close eye on the airplane, and stay in contact with us by cell phone.
But the airplane was bombproof tight on that trailer, and rode the entire trip south on Interstate 75 with hardly a hitch (except a bit of the shrink wrap that let loose along the way). We garnered attention everywhere we went with that beautiful bird on the tail - including one family at a rest area in Florida near Ocala heading for Sun 'n Fun themselves.
It seems that Mel, his brother Alan, and his son JT were celebrating Alan's clean bill of health with a trip to see the airshow - a trip they had put off while Alan battled cancer. Life's too short not to go do what you really want to do, so they made the time to make the trip together. The three enjoyed seeing the airplane on the move, and I was glad to see them on Tuesday, the opening day of the show, at the AOPA display.
Cardinal wings Well, the fuselage went down on the trailer - but what about the wings, stabilator, and control surfaces?
We stowed the stab beneath the gear of the Cardinal on the trailer, but we had different ideas for the wings. Gryder operates a 1938 Douglas DC-3, and planned to fly it to Lakeland for the show. Herpa Miniaturmodelle GmbH, a German die-cast model company, graciously offered to sponsor the movement of the Cardinal's wings by covering the operating expenses for that flight. At least part of your Cardinal would fly to the show - but we wondered, how would we account for the additional airframe time on the wings?
I hope you make a point to come see what we've seen - and educate yourself or someone you know on how an airplane is put together. We'll have the Cardinal on display through April 23 at Lakeland, with the pilot's door removed so you can see the brand-new avionics installation and wiring from Sarasota Avionics, airframe refurbishment by the folks at Air Wrench, new paint from Advanced Aircraft Refinishers, and the factory overhauled Lycoming engine ready for final installation by Don's Dream Machines.
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I have posted here before about my sicko MIL but I have not about my FIL. I will give a little BG on him and try to keep it breif.
My FIL is a stress pot hot head. He is lways in his wifes face about something. Every little thing she does there is something wrong with it and everyone needs to know. He is the king where he will get so worked up that he gets red and basically forgets what he is saying. Every time we see him is is on top of my DS correcting him the exact same way(which I have called him out on numorous times and we hardly see them) for very minor things like stalling to eat because DS was talking to us. He always has something to say about something and is always right. I also believe he doesn't like me. That being said lets get to my point.
My DS just recently started saying more words and is getting better everyday(he is 2 and 7mos). I try every day to do tomething with him where I am speaking to him with no other distractions trying to get more words out of him. We are getting there. Every time we see father in law he says oh you're still not talking, isn't he supposed to be talking? Talking to DH he says your grandma taught you have to talk, she was so strict. Grandpa will teach you to talk. We saw him yesterday for DH birthday and FIL said "I want to take him one day a week to teach him to talk. Never looked at me until he asked me what I thought. FIL then said "oh, Im not trying to dictate this" I sasid nothing but gave him a look. I was busy with YDS. He is always trying to dictate. My question is if I am right for not wanting this man to teach my DS to talk concidering his temper. I guess my DH is alright but has his moments. Also when we were leaving I was walking my DS beside me and he comes along and scoops him up saing he can carry him to our car as if what I was doing was not goo enough, then basically sprinted to the parking lot where his car was. DH did not like that and basically cussed him out.


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Southend-on-Sea is a resort town in Essex, England, located on the Thames estuary roughly 40 miles (65 km) east of London. Originally the south end of Prittlewell village, the town became a popular resort during the Victorian era. Due to its proximity to London and easy access by train, the town's economy has largely been based on tourism. However, from the 1960s onwards, the decline of traditional British sea-side resort tourism has seen the steady decline of towns like Southend.
Decline and nostalgia for the old days are the dominant themes of this collection of poetry by local Southend residents and people who remember visiting the resort in childhood. There's a palpable air of wistfulness, even melancholy in most of the poems. D. J. Tyrer (also editor of the collection) writes in TWILIGHT OF THE RESORTS:
The resorts are dying A perpetual twilight Of sticky rock candy And fish and chips.And David Fisher in DAY TRIPPER:
I remember getting on the train Praying the sun would hold off the rain For a day-trip to Southend-on-Sea Then the only place to be Promenading along the seafront, on the sand Ice cream and shandies, life was grandMost of the poems in the collection are more sentimental than fine, but the poets' sheer love of the town is infectious. As a transplanted American who has never been steeped in the history or culture of British seaside holidays, I nevertheless felt the occasional catch when reading haunting lines like these, culled from Steve Glason's in ESSEX-ON-SEA:
once we were genteel... no more dancing feet... Etched in memory...And from B. W. Ballard, ENCHANTING DAYS:
These memories collected, I have a large pile Cucumber sandwiches, a picnic in the sandThe theme of economic decline takes over from the more sentimental offerings, but loss is still the dominant theme. The deteriorating atmosphere is painfully tangible in poems like Tyrer's GHOSTLY:
The ghosts of daytrippers Vie with old folk-hauntings To fill the empty spaces Once home to prosperity Now home only to Fly-by-night boom-bust Ghost town businessOne poem, the pithy HISTORY BENEATH THE ARCADES by D. S. Davidson, departs from the melancholy to give a view of Roman and Celtic peoples and their long-dead pastimes. A view that is ironic set in company with poems heralding and bemoaning the death of the great old days of this town:
There's a haunted fort of Roman or Celtic vintage And buried Princes below Prittlewell Now time keeps them all secreted well.If you visit Southend-on-Sea, along with the photos you bring home of the world's longest pier, or the mementos by way of kiss-me-quick hats and the jellied eels, pick up a copy of this poetry collection. If you loved your trip, it will help you remember.
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As we first told you last week, a meth lab exploded early Friday morning inside the garage of a home in Bainbridge, critically injuring 31 year old Jeffery Parker.
Parker was taken to the Augusta Burn Center with severe internal and external chemical burns.
And on Monday, Decatur County Sheriff's officials arrested 23 year old Joshua Buckhaulter on charges of manufacturing methamphetamine in the presence of a child and unlawful possession of pseudo ephedrine.
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Decatur County Sheriff's office says the meth lab exploded inside the garage of a home located at 2606 Twin Lakes Drive in Bainbridge, around midnight Friday morning.
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The perils of in-studio double-enders
June 9, 2011 – As part of my public relations business, I deliver media training for clients. In other words, I prepare them to perform with clarity and confidence in interview situations.
One of the many subjects I touch upon is the "double ender" TV interview. You see it pretty much every day on the local and national news. The interview is conducted remotely, with the host in the studio (usually) and the subject in a different location, be it across the newsroom or the other side of the planet.
In the old days, the interview was pre-recorded, then the tape sent off to the TV station to be edited together and aligned with the host's questions. For this reason, they weren't as common. But satellite communications have taken over, and now the interviews can take place from any remote location that can pull down a satellite signal.
If you've watched CBC's "The National", you've seen more than your share of double-enders, most notably the political panel, with host Peter Mansbridge and guests Andrew Coyne, Chantal Hébert and Allan Gregg. You will also see live double-enders with reporters the world over, often from areas of war, natural disaster and political unrest.
The subjects wear an earphone, to hear the interviewer's questions, and they must look straight into the camera to deliver their answers. This creates the illusion that they are "talking to" the host, and, more importantly, the viewer. This is a point that I drill home during media training: when doing double-enders, always look right into the camera. It may feel uncomfortable – awkward, even – but it's essential to create that illusion. (In all other interviews, the subject should look at the interviewer, not at the camera.)
Which brings me to the point of this post. If you watch "NTV News: First Edition", every weekday at 5:30, you will see, over and over again, how not to do a double-ender.
In almost every show, host Glen Carter has a guest in the studio, to talk about the issues of the day. They're in the same building, possibly on the other side of the studio, but they are not face-to-face. It is, essentially, a double-ender. The interviewee is looking into the camera.
Except, too often they aren't. With the majority of these interviews, the subjects are not engaging with the camera. Their gaze is wandering to the left and right, up and down, all over the place – exactly the way any of us would behave, if we were talking on the phone and couldn't see the person on the other end. In these cases, it is imperative to look at the camera to create that perception of connectedness.
Just yesterday (June 8), "First Edition" had two guests in the studio – Fisheries Minister Clyde Jackman and economist Wade Locke – one after the other. Both of them looked at the camera only occasionally – the rest of the time, their eyes were roaming about the room. This may seem superficial, but that's how it is with TV. If you're going to use the medium, you have to use it to your advantage. If you look at the camera lens only part of the time, you are not looking the viewer "in the eye". You appear disinterested, distracted, evasive even.
I should emphasize that this is not the fault of the interview subjects, and I am not criticizing them. Even if they have had media training, the onus is on the studio people at NTV to give them a 10-second briefing prior to the interview. Really, all they need to say is, "Look right there, into that lens, for the whole interview. Don't look away for more than a second!" They owe this much to the people who are kind enough to appear on their program.
Incidentally, CBC "Here & Now" does double-enders in their building as well, with the guest standing in the newsroom, reporters buzzing about in the background. However, I have rarely, if ever, noticed the same problem in this case. It appears they give their guests a proper "look into the lens" briefing.
Either way, I would suggest that both stations scrap this type of double-ender altogether. Really, what is the advantage? They make sense when the subject is in a remote location, but not when both "ends" are in the same building. It feels unnatural, especially for guests who are not accustomed to media interviews.
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Sigma 17-50: OS/VR always showing "On" on Capture NX2 (?)
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Sigma 17-50: OS/VR always showing "On" on Capture NX2 (?)
I recently bought a Sigma 17-50 f/2.8 and use it with my D7000.
When viewing the image properties in Capture NX2 for all images captured with this lens, VR is always indicated as "On", as if I always turned OS on in the lens. This happens for all images I captured with this lens, even fot those when the OS button was switched off.
I don't know if this is just a comunication "bug" between the lens and the camera, or if my lens OS on/off button is not working properly (and I am not being able to turn OS off...)
Did anyone experience the same issue?
Is there a simple way of checking if the OS is on or off apart from looking at the image exif?
Thanks for any input you can give me on this.
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The new and improved Coffee House
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The reviews are in, and most of them are giving five stars to the ASUCD Coffee House, which reopened Oct. 11 after a renovation project that shut down the UC Davis culinary landmark for more than a year.
"The wait was miserable, but it was worth it," said Lucy Bunch, the campus's assistant budget director, who spoke with Dateline between bites of quiche and green salad on Oct. 19.
Her lunch companion, Katherine Perrone, chief administrative officer for the arts administrative group, said of the new CoHo: "The food is great (she was eating a taco salad), there are more choices, there is more seating ... ."
"And more standing," Bunch chimed in, referring to the pub-style table where she and Perrone had landed. The tall tables are new; they are in a new, small dining area opposite the main dining rooms.
The Coffee House moved to its present location in the Memorial Union's west wing in 1990. Time and a growing enrollment took a toll — leading to the renovation and expansion that cost about $8 million. Students voted in 2004 to boost their fees by $8 a quarter to pay for the project.
Most people will never see some of the renovation work — in the kitchen. But, outside, where you get your food, the place is all new — and people are liking what they see: the stainless steel counters, the fresh paint and tile work, the bright neon signs, new tables and chairs, counters and casual, comfy seating areas, including booths.
"It's fabulous," Bunch said.
The Coffee House has put all but two of its food stations in the same place, compared with the old CoHo where people who came in together often found themselves splitting up to go to different parts of the building — for pizza, another hot meal or an espresso in one room, or a deli sandwich, pho or regular coffee in another.
The main serving room — the Marketplace — features a circular layout and improved circulation, with a separate entry and exit, compared with the old Coffee House where people came in and left through the same doorway.
The exit leads into a new checkout zone and from there you can walk across the corridor to the dining rooms on the south side of the MU.
Dan Parfitt, a pomologist in the Department of Plant Sciences, said the CoHo gained checkout efficiency in the main serving room, and lost some at the coffee and bakery bar.
"Overall, though, I'm happy to have the Coffee House back, especially now with winter approaching," he said, explaining how people need a place where they can get out of the elements for lunch or coffee.
'Always a good choice'
Parfitt had no complaints about his curry pho. "This, of course, is always a good choice," he said. "It's the same as it was a year ago."
Chris Satterlee, who works in customer service at the bookstore, said, "I miss the salad bar," but otherwise he said he is happy with the new Coffee House.
Croutons is the new place for salads. So far, Croutons is selling green and Caesar salads, with two new options: grilled chicken breast or wild salmon filet.
Still to come: macaroni, potato, pasta and other deli-style salads, to be sold by the ounce.
"We are making small improvements each and every day, in back and in front," said Sharon Coulson, the Coffee House director. "And we will get better and better."
For at least one group of UC Davis employees, everything got better Oct. 15, the first Friday since the CoHo's reopening. "We like the chicken tetrazzini, and they serve it on Fridays, so that's when we go," said Karin Higgins, the university photographer.
Among the people who join her each week are Kristin Burns of Admissions, Melissa Haworth of the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, and Lisa Wells of University Communications.
They aren't the only ones who like the chicken "tet." It is so popular that the CoHo sent out a "tet" tweet last week — announcing the treat's return.
You will find the tetrazzini and other CoHo casseroles at the newly named Cooks Homestyle Favorites.
The other food stations also have new names:
• TxMx — the Tex-Mex grill
• The Fickle Pickle Deli — sandwiches and bagels
• Chopstixx — the CoHo's popular pho bar, plus something new: sushi made fresh daily
All of these, plus Croutons, are in the Marketplace. The Swirlz coffee-bakery bar and Ciao Pizza and Pasta are off the corridor between the main serving room and the dining rooms.
More seating than before
In creating the Marketplace, the Coffee House removed all the seating from the main serving room. And while you might think there is less overall seating than before, that is not the case.
The new inside seating count is 432, compared with 384 before, and the outside count is 188, compared with 94 (although not all the outside seating is in yet).
The CoHo gained 60 seats alone by putting counters and chairs all around the new Swirlz. It fills the "notch" between the two large dining rooms on the MU's south side, in a space that used to be outside but is now inside.
The Swirlz crew works from an island with different stations for coffee and espresso drinks, baked goods, and ice cream, frozen yogurt and something new: fruit smoothies. After you get what you want, you go to another section of the island to pay.
Parfitt's view notwithstanding, the Swirlz checkout system worked efficiently on the day Dateline came to visit, when we watched as Vice Chancellor Fred Wood navigated around the island for a coffee refill and a treat: "the best oatmeal raisin cookie in the world."
(Full disclosure: Wood leads Student Affairs, which works with the ASUCD to run the Coffee House. Oh, and he actually bought two oatmeal raisin cookies, one for him, one for this Dateline reporter.)
Wood said he visits the CoHo almost daily. "I love the energy here," he said, while surveying the bustling dining rooms, filled mostly with students. "I like interacting with them."
The vice chancellor also interacts with the Coffee House crew — almost all of them students.
"At most universities, food service is not necessarily one of the most popular jobs," Wood said. "But, year after year, the CoHo is where people want to work."
Indeed, the CoHo crew is like family — as Coulson can tell you after 28 years as director.
Now, with the new Coffee House up and running, its staff is home again. And so is the rest of the campus community.
How much do you know about the Coffee House, then and now? Take our quiz.
Get the next "tet" tweet, by following the Coffee House on Twitter: @UCDCoffeeHouse.
Earlier coverage: "Long-awaited CoHo renovation promises improved circulation, new bakery and even sushi" (July 17, 2009)


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May 31, 2014 OXFORD, Miss. (AP) -- Tyler Davis struck out eight and allowed only four hits in his first career complete game and Washington beat Georgia Tech 8-0 on Saturday in the opening round of the NCAA tournament's Oxford Regional.
Davis (11-2) was dominant on the mound and Washington (40-15-1) had 11 hits.
Washington pushed ahead 1-0 in the first inning and then broke it open in the fourth with four more runs. The Huskies scored all of their runs in the fourth with two outs.
Braden Bishop and Brandon Berry each had three hits.
Georgia Tech (36-26), which won the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament championship last weekend, couldn't capitalize on that momentum. Josh Heddinger (4-5) took the loss, giving up five runs over 5 2-3 innings.
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