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February 12, 2013
America, Stop Funding Bad Guys in Honduras
Dana Frank, Los Angeles Times
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The Obama administration's escalating military commitment in Honduras only deepens its support for the corrupt and repressive Lobo government. State security forces still enjoy near-complete impunity for thousands of alleged human rights abuses and even murders since the 2009 coup. The government hasn't paid many of its teachers for at least six months, and the country is close to bankrupt.
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text: PreS-Gr 2--The seven crafts in these books (one craft per spread) are sandwiched between brief advice on getting started and a short list of holiday-related activities toward the end. Festive illustrations accompany the directions to the easy-to-make projects that, while not geared to greatly expand knowledge about the special day, will at least boost readers' involvement and excitement. Other age-appropriate features include the use of readily available materials--crayons, markers, pipe cleaners, glue--and uncomplicated large shapes for templates, such as a star shape for an Independence Day decoration or a shoe to make the head of a reindeer. Directions for making a card and envelope appear in each book. Recurring gentle reminders to be kind (e.g., "make a wonderful and special day for someone" in Birthday) are a bonus.[Page 92]. (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.


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Based on their experience and reputations, Fordham University Press' top administrators are raising the University's nationwide profile. Helen Tartar joined Fordham University Press as editorial director in October. Since then, she and former associate director Robert Oppedisano, who took over as director on Feb. 1, have been working to expand the press's acquisitions and to make new connections with Fordham scholars.
Helen Tartar has been attending academic conferences (five last fall), sending out dozens of letters and emails to scholars around the world, and getting to know the faculty on Fordham's three campuses. Oppedisano expects Tartar to play a pivotal role in the coming years as the press deepens its commitment to the areas where it is traditionally strong—such as philosophy, religion and regional history—while selectively expanding the scope of its offerings.
"We're lucky in Helen's case to have someone who's already got a wide network of academics to draw upon," said Oppedisano, who, during a 24-year academic publishing career, has served as marketing and sales director for university presses at Chicago, Columbia and Oxford. "We've had some strong points of commonality with the lists that Helen developed at Stanford, so it's been a very easy transition—and one that will bring many benefits to us because she's so well known and respected."
For more than 20 years at Stanford University Press, Tartar worked closely with many top-flight thinkers. Her influence and reputation as an editor were evident in October 2002, when Stanford announced cost-cutting measures that curtailed acquisitions in the humanities and eliminated her position. Dozens of scholars registered their displeasure. In a Nov. 22, 2002, article, The Chronicle for Higher Education reported that Daniel Boyarin, chair of the Department of Near Eastern Studies at the University of California at Berkeley, canceled a book contract with Stanford and, with his co-editors, decided to pull a series on ancient religions. Both projects eventually went to the University of Pennsylvania Press. But now Boyarin, an internationally respected talmudic scholar, is bringing a book to Fordham.
"The book he's going to publish with us will be Toward a Theory of Allegory, an analysis of midrashic and early Christian readings," said Tartar, who received the proposal from Boyarin as a kind of "housewarming gift" on her first day in the office. "He's been working on this for about 15 years, and it's fabulous."
According to Oppedisano, one of the ways that the press will grow is by continuing to make new connections with the community of scholars at the University. Last year, for example, the press launched a series on International Humanitarian Affairs edited by Kevin Cahill, M.D., director of Fordham's Institute of International Humanitarian Affairs. And more recently, Roger Panetta, chair of the history program at Marymount College of Fordham University, agreed to publish a book in conjunction with a multidisciplinary exhibit titled "Westchester: The American Suburb," which is scheduled to open in the fall of 2005 at the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, N.Y.
"These are the kinds of connections with the University, where, when they benefit both parties, we really want to develop," Oppedisano said. "I think everyone will be really pleased to see the expanded directions that we're taking, working with people in areas of the University that we haven't typically worked with before. Their projects and their activities work well with ours, and in the past they might have gone to another press."
Tartar echoed Oppedisano's thoughts about building on traditional strengths, while seeking to enhance the role of the press as an asset to the University. "That," she said, "is what I see as most important.
"Of course," she added, "one of the nice things about being an editor is that you're a perpetual student. I'm also looking forward to renewing a profound intellectual joy I had—that sense of bringing truly exciting books into the world, things that will keep people thinking for decades."
— Ryan Stellabotte
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NOTE: REQUIRES MICROPHONE TO PLAY, AS WELL AS LUNGS OF STEEL Darkness has swept over your high school. Darkness in Adidas tracksuits. For too long have you and your fellow classmates been under the firm Nike shoe of the bullies. Its time to fight back! But do not fear, you have a rare gift. You have... THE VOICE. Prepare to lose your voice, as you experience the power of controlling the world around you by shouting! Thats right, its a first person SHOUTER. Unleash the anger within and yell into your microphone as loud as you can to release your most powerful attacks. So get mad, and yell like crazy! You should probably have some throat lollies on hand after playing...
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Hartford Mayor Pedro Segarra said Sunday that he will be amending his financial disclosures to the city's ethics commission, which have not mentioned that his spouse, Charlie Ortiz, collects about $2,000 a month in federal Section 8 rent subsidies as the landlord for low-income tenants. The subsidies are under a federally funded "housing choice voucher program" administered locally by the city.
Segarra also said he would seek a legal opinion about the situation -- although he insisted there is no impropriety, and said political opponents are trying to manufacture an issue.
The rental subsidies to Ortiz - which have amounted to more than $120,000 during the nearly five years since May 2006, when Segarra became a city councilman and, more recently, became mayor last June - were reported in the Courant's Government Watch column Sunday.
The column also said Segarra had not listed them on his annual statements of financial interests filed with the city ethics commission for the years since 2006. Segarra said in the column that he hadn't thought Ortiz's arrangement with the Department of Housing and Urban Development amounted to a city contract.
However, Segarra's potential opponent in this year's mayoral election, Rep. Kelvin Roldan, D-Hartford, jumped on the Courant story Sunday. he called on the city's ethics commission - and, if necessary, the state's top criminal prosecutor, Chief State's Attorney Kevin Kane - to investigate what he called "the failure of Hartford Mayor Pedro Segarra to disclose over $120,000 in potentially illegal payments paid by the City to Segarra's spouse."
Segarra downplayed the situation in a statement he issued: "While I think the premise of the story published in today's Hartford Courant has no merit, I pride my administration on being transparent and open. To that end, I will be requesting that the City's Corporation Counsel solicit an independent opinion from one of the law firms on retainer with the Ethics Commission to determine if any violation of the City's Ethics code has occurred, and I will be amending my ethics filings with the Corporation Counsel's office next week."
"It's frustrating that while most of us are focused on moving this great City forward and changing the culture of city government, a small group is trying to use whatever they can for political gain," Segarra said. "We are making great progress and that is not going to stop."
By a "small group," Segarra clearly meant supporters of Roldan who include allies of his predecessor as mayor, Eddie Perez. Perez's resignation last June after a corruption conviction led to Segarra's ascension to mayor from city council president.
City records showing the federal rent-subsidy payments to Ortiz had been requested from the city more than three months ago by Derek Donnelly, a former legislative aide to Perez who now supports Roldan. The Courant requested them after learning of Donnelly's request, and based Sunday's column on the documents.
Roldan, who is considering a run for mayor this year, issued a statement noting that Sunday's Courant column said HUD is reviewing whether Ortiz's subsidies pose a conflict-of-interest problem for the mayor. "There may be a logical explanation for these alleged violations of federal Conflict of Interest regulations and Mayor Segarra's failure to report this information as required under City ethics law," he said.
"However," Roldan added, "if these payments have been ongoing for six years to a business being run out of his law office and the Mayor was aware of them, his failure to disclose them is a serious violation of the public trust. The people of Hartford deserve to have this matter investigated - first, by the City's Ethics Commission and if warranted, as a criminal matter."
Roldan added: "It is time - long past time - for our city government to make hard-working families and dependable employers its first priorities, rather than the friends and relatives of those who hold political power."


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Barbecued Mackerel
- Serves: 4
4 whole mackerel
1 lemon, sliced
4 sprigs flat leaf parsley
4 tbsp (60 mL) olive oil
1 tsp (5 mL) coarse sea salt
1 tsp (5 mL) fresh ground pepper
Spread a sheet of aluminum foil on the barbecue grill. Bring the grill to medium heat, about 325°F to 350°F (160°C to 180°C).
Gut each mackerel. Place one or two lemon slices and a sprig of parsley in the belly. Rub the skin of each fish with olive oil; sprinkle with salt and pepper on both sides.
Place on grill and cook for about four minutes per side.


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In the air, its unique combination of full 5-channel control with expansive flaps and oversized lightweight wheels ensures simple, shameless fun. Beginners will love its manageable, slow flying characteristics and experienced pilots will enjoy its ability to perform spectacular aerobatic maneuvers. Optional accessory floats turn this already versatile model into an attractive amphibian. Join the FUN CLUB today with the spirited Fun Cub! Needed to Complete - 4+ Channel Transmitter and Receiver - ... Read more
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Examine your kit carefully! MULTIPLEX model kits are subject to constant quality checks throughout the production process, and we sincerely hope that you are completely satisfied with the contents of your kit. However, we would ask you to check all the parts before you start construction, referring to the Parts List, as we cannot exchange components which you have already modified. If you find any part is not acceptable for any reason, we will readily correct or exchange it once we have examined the faulty component. Just send the offending part to our Model Department. Please be sure to include the enclosed complaint form, duly completed. We are constantly working on improving our models, and for this reason we must reserve the right to change the kit contents in terms of shape or dimensions of parts, technology, materials and fittings, without prior notification. Please understand that we cannot entertain claims against us if the kit contents do not agree in every respect with the instructions and the illustrations. Caution! Radio-controlled models, and especially model aircraft, are by no means playthings in the usual sense of the term. Building and operating them safely requires a certain level of technical competence and manual skill, together with discipline and a responsible attitude at the flying field. Errors and carelessness in building and flying the model can result in serious personal injury and damage to property. Since we, as manufacturers, have no control over the construction, maintenance and operation of our products, we are obliged to take this opportunity to point out these hazards and to emphasise your personal responsibility.
Recommended equipment: Min. RX-7-light M-Link receiver or RX-9-DR M-LINK receiver or RX-7-Synth IPD 35 MHz A-band alternatively 40 / 41 MHz band 2 Tiny-S servos (rudder, elevator) 2 Nano-S servos (aileron) Optional: 2 / 3 additional Nano-S servos (for landing flaps and aero-tow release) Power set: FunCub power set including brushless motor, speed controller, propeller, driver and accessories. Recommended battery: Li-BATT eco 3/1-2000 (M6) Adhesive: Zacki ELAPOR 20 g Zacki ELAPOR super liquid, 10 g
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Tip! FunCub power set, Li-BATT powered As above, but including Li-BATT eco 3/1-2000 (M6) flight battery Tools: Scissors, balsa knife, combination pliers, screwdriver.
Order No. 33 3649
Specification: Wingspan Overall length All-up weight Wing area Wing loading RC functions
1400 mm 980 mm approx. 1130 g 38 dm min. 30 g/dm Aileron, rudder, elevator, throttle Optional landing flaps and aero-tow release
Important note This model is not made of styrofoam, and it is not possible to glue the material using white glue, polyurethane or epoxy; these adhesives only produce a superficial bond which gives way when stressed. Use medium-viscosity cyano-acrylate glue for all joints, preferably our Zacki-ELAPOR, # - the cyano glue optimised specifically for ELAPOR particle foam. If you use Zacki-ELAPOR you will find that you do not need cyano kicker or activator for most joints. However, if you wish to use a different adhesive, and are therefore obliged to use kicker / activator spray, we recommend that you apply the material in the open air as it can be injurious to health.
1. Before assembling the model Please check the contents of your kit before you start working on it. You will find Figs. 1 + 2 and the Parts List helpful here. 2. The fuselage The first step is to glue the latch catches 22 and the motor mounts 37 in both fuselage shells. Fig. 3 3. Installing the servos Check that the elevator and rudder servos are a snug fit in the fuselage shells 3 + 4 and apply a drop of glue to the mounting lugs to secure them. Fix the servo leads in place using paper masking tape, so that the wires and connectors cannot cause damage, and do not get in the way when the shells are joined. Fig. 4 4. Control snakes Prepare the control snakes 54 / 56 and 55 / 57: cut the outer and inner sleeves to length, and slip the steel pushrods 52 / 53 inside them. Install the swivel pushrod connectors in the outermost hole of the rudder and elevator horns. Note that the pre-formed pushrod end should be connected to the second hole from the outside of the servo output arm. Lay the fuselage shells down flat so that they are not distorted. Figs. 5 - 6 5. Preparing the wing spreader plates Clip together the wing spreader plates 33 + 34, using a pair of flat-nose pliers if necessary, and glue the joints. Glue the prepared wing spreader plates in the right-hand fuselage shell. Fig. 7 6. Joining the fuselage shells Offer up the fuselage shells 3 / 4, initially without glue. When you are confident that everything fits properly, the shells can be glued together. Keep the fuselage perfectly straight while the glue is curing. Fig. 7 7. Preparing the elevator pushrod connector Fit the swivel pushrod connector 25 for the elevator 8 in the outermost hole of the elevator horn 24, and secure it with the washer 26 and nut 27. Caution: take care to fit the connector with the barrel on the outside (see drawing). Be careful when fitting the retaining nut: tighten it just to the point where the barrel rotates smoothly, but without lost motion, and then use the point of a needle to apply a tiny drop of cyano or paint to the nut threads to prevent it working loose. Fit the socket-head grubscrew 28 in the swivel pushrod connector 25 using the allen key 29. Glue the horn 24 in the recess of the elevator 8, with the row of linkage holes facing forward. Fig. 8
8. Attaching the tailplane Place the tailplane on the fuselage dry - without glue - and check that it is possible to set it exactly horizontal; minor trimming to the tailplane saddle might be necessary. When you are satisfied, glue the tailplane in place, and immediately align it accurately. Fig. 9 9. Fin and tailwheel unit Fit the steel wire tailwheel unit 76 through the glue-fitting tailwheel bracket 36 and the glue-fitting rudder horn 35. Bend the straight end of the wire through 90, as close to the horn surface as possible, as shown in Fig. 10. Glue the rudder horn 35 in the slot in the rudder, but only apply cyano to the bottom surface. Allow the glue to harden, then cut a slot about 1.5 mm wide above the horn to accept the tailwheel wire. Wipe off any excess adhesive. Rotate the wire tailwheel unit 76 until it is located over the rudder horn 35, and align the parts carefully before gluing it in place with a little cyano. Install the swivel pushrod connector, and lock the nut with a drop of paint or glue as previously described. Fig. 11 Install the tailwheel 77 as shown: fit one wheel retainer (tubular rivet) 78 on the wire axle, followed by the wheel, and finally the second retainer. Fix both wheel retainers 78 to the axle with a drop of cyano. Fig. 12 10. Gluing the fin to the fuselage Check that the fin assembly is a snug fit in the fuselage and tailplane, and glue it in place as shown. Fig. 13 11. Main undercarriage The main undercarriage 70 can now be prepared for installation: Slip a collet 72 onto each axle (right and left), and secure them with the socket-head grubscrews 73. Fit the wheels 71 on the axles and secure them with two further collets 72 and grubscrews 73. Adjust the collet spacing to ensure that the wheels rotate freely. Fig. 15 The undercarriage bracket 74 can now be glued to the underside of the fuselage: press it in firmly before applying the adhesive. Fig. 14 Push the main undercarriage unit 70 into the bracket until it engages, then fit the retaining screw 75 to secure it. Fig. 15 12. The wings The wing panels 6 / 7 should not be glued together! Before you install the spars in the wings, offer up the tubular spars 50 / 51 and the spar joiners 30 / 31 dry to check that the parts fit neatly. Please note: the front spar joiner 30 is deeper than the rear joiner 31. When you are confident that everything fits properly, glue the
spars 50 / 51 and the spar joiners 30 / 31 in the right-hand wing panel only. Fig. 16 Allow the glue to set hard, then push the second set of spars into the end of the spar joiners (dont glue them!). Fit the lefthand wing panel on the projecting spars and spar joiners and check that the parts fit together neatly. When you are satisfied, apply adhesive to the spar recess of the left-hand wing panel, and glue the wing panel in place; take care to position the parts accurately. Fig. 17 13. Freeing the ailerons and landing flaps The ailerons are an integral part of the wing panels 6 and 7; release them by cutting along the recessed lines at both ends. Move the ailerons up and down repeatedly to free up the hinge lines, but take care not to over-stretch them - dont separate the ailerons from the wings! If you intend using the landing flaps, release them in the same way by cutting at both ends, then separate them from the wing panels. Sand the cut lines smooth and flat. Figs. 18 / 19 Position the flaps against the wings with the top and bottom surfaces flush, and fix them in place temporarily using paper masking tape. Check that the flaps still follow the wing airfoil accurately. If you do not wish to fit working landing flaps, the projecting part can simply be cut off. Fig. 20 If you do wish to install working landing flaps, assemble the six offset hinges from parts 41 and 42. Spray a very thin coat of cyano activator (kicker) into the horn recesses in the flaps, and allow it to air-dry for about sixty seconds. The prepared hinges can now be glued in the recesses in the landing flaps as shown. Fig. 21 Insert the pivot barrels 43 in the holes of both aileron horns. Fit the socket-head grubscrews 28 in the pivot barrels 43 using the allen key 29. Glue the horns 41+44 in the appropriate recesses in the ailerons. Fig. 22 14. Installing the aileron servos Set the aileron servos to neutral (centre) from the transmitter, then fit the output arms on them in such a way that the arms project at 90 to one side of the case - 1 x left and 1 x right (mirror-image pair). Check that the servos are a snug sliding fit in the moulded-in recesses in the wing panels 6 and 7; Note that the output shaft should be towards the wing leading edge. Depending on the type of servo you are using, you may find that minor trimming is required to the servo recesses. The servos can be secured with a drop of hot-melt glue or cyano applied to the slots in the wings which accommodate the servo mounting lugs: press the servos into the recesses immediately after applying the glue, and apply another drop of adhesive to each mounting lug if required for security. 15. Installing the aileron pushrods Connect the pre-formed end of the aileron pushrods 45 to the outermost hole in the servo output arm, and slip the plain end through the swivel pushrod connectors attached to the aileron horns. Hold the ailerons at neutral, and tighten the grubscrews 28 to clamp the pushrods in place. 16. Installing the landing flap servos
Set the flap servos to neutral from the transmitter. Fit the long output arms on the servos in such a way that the levers are positioned at 70 at the neutral position (see template in Fig. 23). The servos should form a mirror-image pair, i.e. one left, one right. Cut out the template if required. Connect the pre-formed end of the landing flap pushrods 46 to the servo output arms at a distance of about 23 mm from the servo shaft centre, and slip the plain end through the swivel pushrod connectors 25. With the servos at centre, set the flaps to the neutral position and tighten the grubscrews 28 to clamp the pushrods in place. Fig. 24
Once everything is correctly assembled, you can separate the wing panels again by sliding them apart in the centre. 17. Aero-tow mechanism The aero-tow mechanism 47 can be installed at any time. The aero-tow unit should be glued in the recess in the righthand wing panel. Set the servo to neutral and fit the output arm on the servo, facing directly forward. Connect the towrelease pushrod 48 to the servo output arm, then bend it to the shape shown and cut it to length. Secure the servo in the recess in the underside of the wing with a little hot-melt glue or cyano. Fig. 25 18. Trial assembly Fit the wing panels together, place the wing on the fuselage, and fix it in place using the two plastic screws 32. The projecting areas on the underside of the wing centre section automatically keep the wing in the correct position. Fig. 26 19. Power set: The model is designed for the MULTIPLEX FunCub power set, Order No. 33 2649. The current drain with a 3S LiPo flight battery and the standard propeller (supplied) is: approx. 23 A The power set consists of a Himax C 3516-0840 motor, MULTIcont BL-30 S-BEC speed controller, 13 x 4 propeller, propeller driver and spinner. Fig. 27 20. Attaching the motor bulkhead to the motor mount The motor sidethrust and downthrust can be adjusted in conjunction with the motor mounts 37 and the motor bulkhead 38. The motor mounts are installed asymmetrically as standard: when the four adjustment screws 39 are set flush, the motor is positioned with maximum possible sidethrust and no downthrust, which is our recommended basic setting. These settings apply when looking at the motor bulkhead from the tail. Fig. 28 The grubscrews should project from the rear of the motor bulkhead by the amounts stated below: Upper Upper Lower Lower left: right: left: right: 3.0 3.0 1.5 1.5 mm mm mm mm
The screws should project by the stated values. You will need to make minor adjustments during test-flying!
21. Installing the motor Fix the motor to the motor bulkhead 38 using the screws included in the power set. Install this assembly using the screws 40, as shown in Fig. 27. 22. Installing the canopy latch catches Fit the canopy 5 into the fuselage from the front, sliding it in towards the wing, and only then push it down at the front. Fit the two latch tongues 23 dry, and carefully position them flush. Apply thick cyano to the serrated areas, then insert the latch tongues into the slots in the canopy. Slide the canopy into the fuselage, and allow the latch tongues to engage in the latch catches 22. Immediately position the canopy accurately on the fuselage while the glue is still wet. Wait for about one minute before carefully opening the canopy again. Apply more glue to the latch tongues if necessary. Fig. 29 23. Installing the flight pack and receiver The space for the flight battery is under the canopy, and extends back under the wing saddle. Stick the strips of Velcro (hookand-loop) tape 20 / 21 in this area to secure the battery. The speed controller fits in the side of the fuselage adjacent to the flight pack. Install the receiver under the wing saddle, again using the Velcro strips 20 / 21. Fig. 30 Do not connect the battery to the speed controller unless the transmitter is already switched on, and you are sure that the throttle control is at the OFF position. Connect the servo plugs to the receiver. Switch the transmitter on, connect the flight battery to the speed controller, and the controller to the receiver. Now switch the motor on briefly so that you can check the direction of rotation of the propeller (when checking the motor be sure to hold the model securely, and remove any loose, lightweight objects in front of and behind the model). If the motor spins in the wrong direction, reverse two of the wires at the motor - do not reverse the flight battery! Caution: keep well clear of the propeller blades: serious injury risk! 24. Deploying the aerial on the underside of the fuselage The receiver aerial can be routed down and out of the underside of the fuselage, and then deployed aft towards the tail. You will need to pierce a hole through the fuselage floor, working from the inside of the fuselage. Slip the aerial through the hole from the inside, and fix it to the fuselage with a strip of adhesive tape. If the aerial is longer (35 / 40 MHz), allow the loose end to trail freely. 25. Setting the control surface travels Setting the correct control surface travels is important if you wish the model to respond to the control commands in a balanced manner. Up-elevator (stick back, towards you) Down-elevator (stick forward, away from you) Left rudder Right rudder Up-aileron Down-aileron 25 mm 22 mm 25 mm 25 mm 22 mm 12 mm
to set the exact stated travels using your transmitters adjustment facilities, thats no problem. If the discrepancy is relatively great, you will need to re-connect the linkage using a different hole at the horn or servo output arm. If you intend to fly the model as a trainer, we recommend that you reduce the control surface travels to about 50 - 60% of the stated values. 26. Gilding the lily - applying the decals The kit is supplied with a multi-colour decal sheet 2. Cut out the individual name placards and emblems and apply them to the model in the position shown in the kit box illustration, or in an arrangement which you find pleasing. The decals cannot be re-positioned once applied, so place them carefully! 27. Setting the Centre of Gravity Like any other aircraft, the FunCub must be balanced at a particular point in order to achieve stable flying characteristics. Assemble your model ready to fly, and install the flight battery.
The Centre of Gravity (CG) should be at a position 80 mm aft of the root leading edge, i.e. at the fuselage sides. Mark this point on both sides of the fuselage. Support the model at this position on two fingertips, and it should balance level. If not, you can move the flight battery forward or aft to correct the balance point. Once the correct position is found, mark the location of the flight pack inside the model to ensure that it is always replaced in the same position. The CG location is not critical - 10 mm forward or aft of the stated position presents no problems. Fig. 31 28. Preparations for the first flight Please wait for a day with as little breeze as possible for the models initial test-flight. The evening hours are often ideal for calm conditions. Be sure to carry out a range check before the first flight, using the procedure described in your RC system instructions. If you encounter a problem, please dont risk a flight. Send the whole system (including battery, switch harness and servos) to the Service Department of your RC system manufacturer and ask them to check it. The first flight. The FunCub should always be launched exactly into any wind. If you are a beginner to model flying we strongly recommend that you ask an experienced model pilot to help you for the first few flights. 29. Taking off from a hard strip If you have access to a hard landing strip, a ground take-off is always the safest option. Once the model is test-flown you will be able to take off and land from rough grass, i.e. without a mown strip - and precisely that is the charm of this model. 30. Hand-launching Please dont try unpowered test-glides with this model - the result is invariably a damaged airframe. The FunCub should be hand-launched with the motor running at half-throttle, and always pointing directly into wind. Ask an experienced modeller to hand-launch your aircraft for you. The launcher should run forward for two or three paces, then
The travels should always be measured at the widest part of the control surface. The control surface throws are not critical, and if you are unable
give the machine a powerful straight launch, with the wings and fuselage level. Use the controls to hold the model in a steady, gentle climb - remember to keep the rate of ascent shallow and the airspeed high! Allow the aeroplane to climb to a safe height, then adjust the trims on the transmitter until it flies in a perfectly straight line hands off. While the model is still at a safe altitude, throttle back and try out the controls on the glide. Carry out a dry run landing approach at a safe height so that you are prepared for the real landing when the battery runs flat. Dont try any tight turns at first, and especially not on the landing approach at low altitude. It is always better to land safely at some distance from you, than to force the model back to your feet and risk a heavy landing. 31. Safety Safety is the First Commandment when flying any model aircraft. Third party insurance should be considered a basic essential. If you join a model club suitable cover will usually be available through the organisation. It is your personal responsibility to ensure that your insurance is adequate. Make it your job to keep your models and your radio control system in perfect order at all times. Check the correct charging procedure for the batteries you are using. Make use of all sensible safety systems and precautions which are advised for your system. An excellent source of practical accessories is the MULTIPLEX main catalogue, as our products are designed and
manufactured exclusively by practising modellers for other practising modellers. Always fly with a responsible attitude. You may think that flying low over other peoples heads is proof of your piloting skill; others know better. The real expert does not need to prove himself in such childish ways. Let other pilots know that this is what you think too. Always fly in such a way that you do not endanger yourself or others. Bear in mind that even the best RC system in the world is subject to outside interference. No matter how many years of accident-free flying you have under your belt, you have no idea what will happen in the next minute. We - the MULTIPLEX team - hope you have many hours of pleasure building and flying your new model.
MULTIPLEX Modellsport GmbH & Co. KG Product development and maintenance
Klaus Michler
Parts List - FunCub Part No. 71 No. off 2 Description Material Dimensions
Building instructions Decal sheet L.H. fuselage shell R.H. fuselage shell Canopy L.H. wing panel R.H. wing panel Tailplane Fin Main undercarriage unit Lightweight wheel
Moulded Elapor foam Moulded Elapor foam Moulded Elapor foam Moulded Elapor foam Moulded Elapor foam Moulded Elapor foam Moulded Elapor foam Spring steel, 2.5 Plastic, EPP
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Small parts set, motor mount Velcro tape, hook Velcro tape, loop Latch catch Latch tongue Glue-fitting horn Swivel pushrod connector Washer Nut Socket-head grubscrew Allen key Front spar joiner, deep Rear spar joiner, shallow Screw Wing spreader plate A Wing spreader plate B Glue-fitting horn, tailskid Glue-fitting tailwheel bracket Motor mount Motor bulkhead Motor bulkhead adjustment screw Motor bulkhead mounting screw Twin control surface horn Twin horn bracket Pivot barrel Glue-fitting horn, landing flaps Pre-formed aileron pushrod (Z-bend) Pre-formed flap pushrod (Z-bend) Aero-tow mechanism Aero-tow release pushrod (Z-bend) Wire and rod set Front tubular spar Rear tubular spar Elevator pushrod (Z-bend) Rudder pushrod (Z-bend) Elevator snake outer sleeve Rudder snake outer sleeve Elevator snake inner sleeve Rudder snake inner sleeve Undercarriage set Collet Socket-head grubscrew Undercarriage bracket Screw Tailwheel unit Lightweight tailwheel Tailwheel retainer (tubular rivet)
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In the air, its unique combination of full 5-channel control with expansive flaps and oversized lightweight wheels ensures simple, shameless fun. Beginners will love its manageable, slow flying characteristics and experienced pilots will enjoy its ability to perform spectacular aerobatic maneuvers. Optional accessory floats turn this already versatile model into an attractive amphibian. Join the FUN CLUB today with the spirited Fun Cub! Needed to Complete - 4+ Channel Transmitter and Receiver - Motor - Speed Controller - Prop and Driver - Battery Pack and Compatible Charger - Servos
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Important Note: The treads on R2-D2s steering legs can navigate floors and most carpeting.
However, we strongly recommend you use R2-D2 indoors only. Never use R2-D2 near stairs, unless the stairs are protected. R2-D2 is unable to detect or navigate stairs and may fall down stairs and become damaged if not protected. Use on tabletops only in the wheel-lock setting. R2-D2 may fall from table and become damaged if wheels are not locked. You can keep R2 out of trouble by placing simple barriers in his path like sheets of cardboard. As long as it is something solid and is as tall or taller than R2, his sonar will usually detect it.
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Some assembly required. Requires 4 "D" batteries and 4 "AA" alkaline batteries (not included). Phillips screwdriver (not included) required to insert batteries.
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1.) Open door. 2.) Swing down utility arm. 3.) Open clamp and place beverage container (not included) in clamp.
You are a proud owner of R2-D2, an R2-series astromech utility droid from Industrial Automaton, the galaxys finest maker of service automatons, and distributed here on Earth by Hasbro. This droid is ready to obey certain commands, play games, and assist you on your Jedi missions. This particular R2 unit comes from the peaceful world of Naboo, where he and a team of astromechs served Queen Amidala aboard her Royal Starship. R2-D2 has seen and taken part in many amazing adventures. He fought valiantly alongside both Anakin and Luke Skywalker, aided the Old Republic during the clone wars, and was instrumental to the Rebellion against the Empire during the Galactic Civil War. R2-D2 (or, alternately, Artoo Detoo) has been newly programmed at our state-of-the-art factory to be your devoted helper and friend: to obey your commands, to act as your room sentry and guard, and to play fun games with you and your friends!
Cut along dotted line. Keep this card in R2s cargo hold for quick reference.
"Luke Skywalker" "Jabba the Hutt" "Dance program"
Companion Mode
"Behave yourself"
"Do you remember"
"Execute course"
"Delete course"
"Play message"
"Go on patrol"
"Command mode"
"Turn around"
"Plot course"
"Go forward"
"Don't move"
"Game mode"
"Switch off"
"Turn right"
"Light beam"
"Turn left"
"Speak up"
"Time out"
"Be quiet"
"Reset System"
Command Mode
Course Mode
R2s vocabulary of electronic beeps and whistles doesnt stop this droid from trying to communicate with human masters; he understands certain commands, and usually manages to get his points across, too! To get started, simply follow the instructions of this manual. Please be aware that R2 is an especially feisty astromech; when not treated well, he will let you know about it! But if you treat R2-D2 with the same loyalty and dedication that he will give to you, this little droid may help you to follow in the footsteps of the illustrious Jedi masters!
"Spin the Droid"
"Princess Leia"
Say: "Hey, R2!"
Can be used in any mode.
"Darth Vader"
Game Mode
"Room Guard"
"Answer this"
"Three units"
"Four units"
"Five units"
"Two units"
"Han Solo"
"Light tag"
"One unit"
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Programming Courses:
You can also program and store a series of commands and ask R2 to execute the series all at once. To do this, say "Hey, R2!", then "Command Mode!", then "Plot course!" Give R2 several commands as described above, i.e. each command consisting of a direction and a distance. Once youve completed a series, say "Execute course!" and R2-D2 will do just that! Remember to wait for R2s acknowledging beep after each command before giving him another command. If you reach the maximum number of commands that R2s memory banks can hold (about twenty), R2 will launch into the series immediately. Any time you want to erase a command series, simply say "Plot course" then say "Delete course!" R2 will remain in Command Mode, but will delete the stored series. (It is not possible to delete just one command in a series, only the entire course.) Also, if you turn R2 off manually, he will wipe the course from his memory. Remember, at any time, you can say "Re-set system!" to bring R2 back to his Companion Mode. This will not delete the stored course. The many levels of R2-D2s programming will ensure lots of fun and discovery with this loyal, lovable, multi-talented droid. Have fun!
INSTALLING BATTERIES: 1.) Use a Phillips screwdriver to loosen the two
captive screws that secure the battery door in back, and remove the door. 2.) Open the compartment door. Insert four "AA" batteries into the compartment. Close the compartment door, then insert four "D" batteries on top as shown. (Re-chargeable batteries, such as NiCd or NiMH, will work well for the "D" cells, but are not necessary for the "AA" batteries.) 3.) Replace the battery door, and securely fasten the screws.
1) Be sure to insert the batteries correctly and always follow the toy and battery manufacturers' instructions; 2) Do not mix old and new batteries or alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc) or rechargeable (nickel-cadmium) batteries; 3) Always remove weak or dead batteries from the product.
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The Game Mode is somewhat more advanced than Companion Mode. In this mode, you and your friends can play five fun games with R2-D2:
Now, heres where the fun really begins your utility droid is powered up and ready for action!
If you want to begin playing with R2-D2 right away, here are a few simple commands to get started! (This R2 unit also comes with a "Command Card" that lists in brief all of your droids command phrases. Dont use the Command Card, however, until youve read the rest of this manual first.)
1.) Light Tag 2.) Room Sentry 3.) Dance Program 4.) Spin the Droid 5.) Answer This
To start, say "Hey, R2!", wait for his response, and then say "Game Mode!" After he responds again, you may go on to any one of the following games. (Note: R2 will stay in Game Mode until you tell him to "Re-set system.")
Say: "Hey, R2!" to get R2-D2s attention. (Always say "Hey, R2!!" before giving him a
command.) Then try any or all of the following basic commands:
Light Tag is a hide-and-seek-style game. Say "Light Tag!" to R2-D2 and he will turn away and count to ten with a series of beeps (if hes in a mischievous mood, R2 may "cheat" by peeking over his shoulder, or start to seek before hes done counting!). When hiding, sit on the floor so that you are low enough for R2s sensors to detect you. After hes finished counting, R2 will search the room for you or your friends when he finds somebody, hell light up and whistle in triumph! Then say Hey R2! to end the game. If he cannot find any hiders for a few minutes, he gives up and emits "sad" and "frustrated" sounds. He will then revert to his default listening mode. This particular game is best played in a semi-dark room. In fact, R2s infrared sensors and sonar allow him to find you even in complete darkness!
"Light beam!" (The light beam on his dome flashes on! Say the same thing to turn it off!) "Play message!" (R2 will play a secret message.) "Go on patrol!" (R2 will patrol the room and beep when he finds someone!) "Re-set system!" (R2 will return to the beginning of his Companion Mode.)
The rest of this manual will explain in detail all of your R2 units modes and functions, starting with a more in-depth description of the Companion Mode.
In this game, R2-D2 can serve as sentry guard to your bedroom, or any other room. Just place R2 at the entrance of a room and say "Room Guard!" Hell do a "ten count" by flashing his light this will allow you to leave the room without triggering an alarm. Then he will go into standby mode and start guarding the room. After that, if anybody tries to sneak past, R2s sentry light will flash. If his sound sensors or motion detector continue to sense the intruder, R2 will sound his alarm! Tap him on the head to stop the alarm; once youve shut off the alarm, hell revert to Companion Mode and wait for a new command. If no new command is given, R2 will go back into Room sentry mode.
Any time, in any mode, that R2-D2s programming goes off on the wrong track and he is not responding correctly to your commands, you can say "Re-set system!" to take him back to the beginning of his Companion Mode. Whenever R2 is performing a command or action and you would like him to stop, simply tap him on the head (but be careful not to tap him too hard, or you might put him in a bad mood!). Initially, we recommend saying "Hey, R2!" before every command, to make sure that you have your droids attention. However, as you work with your R2 unit, you will find through trial and error that this command is not always necessary. Before long, you will be familiar enough with R2-D2s habits and responses to know when you have his attention or not! Always wait until R2 has finished responding before giving him another command he cannot hear you when he is talking. R2 will also not hear you when his motorized wheels are in motion or his head is turning; he can only hear you when he is stationary. For best speech recognition results, try to keep background noise as low as possible, and speak to R2 in a normal, friendly tone of voice; shouting or speaking loudly does not improve speech recognition (and its best not to have gum or food in your mouth when you speak to him!). If you are talking to R2 without using any of the "command phrases" listed in this manual, he will go into conversation mode and respond to you in his trademark language of beeps and whistles. R2-D2 is a great talker and a great listener who loves to converse with you! R2 does not like to be picked up while hes moving. If you do so, he may stop his motors and complain!
Say "Dance Program!" and R2 will play cantina music and do a spinning dance! Depending on his mood, he may do a happy fast dance or a sad slow one.
This is a great party game. Gather round with a bunch of your friends, and say "Spin the Droid!" R2 will turn his dome around and back, around and back, scanning the crowd, before finally choosing one person by locking onto that person, flashing his light beam and playing a song! Recommended for up to 6 players. For best results, there should be a clear gap between each player.
Say "Answer This!", then ask R2-D2 a Yes or No question. Hell answer the question with a happysounding "Yes!" or shake his head and beep a negative-sounding "No!" R2-D2 may answer differently depending on his mood. To stop this game, tap R2 gently on the head and tell him to "Re-set system."
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R2-D2 has three major function modes: 1.) COMPANION MODE (Pages 78) 2.) GAME MODE (Page 9) 3.) COMMAND MODE (Pages 10 11)
Within each of these modes, there are many functions to explore. This manual will take you through almost all of R2-D2s actions and responses, but youll discover more as you become more familiar with this droid; for as long as you own him, your droid will continue to surprise you with what he has to say! Remember to save this manual for as long as you have your R2 unit! The separate "Command Card" is also invaluable as a reminder of the many commands and phrases that help you interact with R2-D2. This card can be kept in R2s storage compartment.
Say: "Behave yourself!"
When R2 gets in a bad mood, his mood status indicator light turns red and he may not respond to your commands. This command will put him back in a content mood!
Say: "Timeout!"
And hell turn away, find the corner of the room and stand there like hes in trouble! (When he does this, R2 may complain just a bit, or sneak a peek over his shoulder. But when hes finished complaining, he will go to sleep.) Since R2 does not like being "punished," he usually refuses to move at first (by shaking his head). However, you can make him obey by saying "Behave yourself!" and repeating "Timeout!"
Say: "Do you remember?"
And then wait for R2 to acknowledge your question with a beep. Then ask him about any of these famous friends (or enemies): Luke Skywalker? Anakin? C-3PO? Darth Vader? Princess Leia? Obi-Wan? Han Solo? Padme Chewbacca? Jabba the Hutt? Every name will provoke a different response depending on how R2 feels about that particular character! Be sure to speak slowly and clearly and pause between your commands.
In this beginning mode, R2-D2 is his usual friendly and playful self. He loves your companionship, and loves to respond to certain commands you give him. Stand or sit directly in front of R2 (ideally from about 2 feet, and no more than 6 feet, away), and speak clearly toward the speech sensor on the front of his body. (R2 will indicate that he is listening to you by blinking his red and blue LEDs together.)
Say: "Re-set system!"
R2 will return to the beginning of his Companion Mode.
R2-D2 will turn his head towards you and whistle to indicate he is ready for the next command! Remember: Always say "Hey, R2!" before giving him a command! Then, in no particular order, you can communicate with R2 by saying any of the following phrases:
Say: "Dont move!"
And hell remain stationary until you give him another command. (Otherwise, he may start roaming on his own!)
Say: "Go on patrol!"
And hell patrol the room for trouble. R2 will beep if he finds someone and wait for a command! If he beeps and no further commands are issued, hell keep on patrolling. (Again, be sure to keep him away from stairs during this function!)
Say: "Light beam!"
To turn his front beam on! Say it again to turn it off.
Say: "Play Message!"
And hell play a message that is stored in his memory banks from a past mission!
Say: "Be quiet!"
And hell execute his commands without beeping or whistling (except for his "yes" or "no" sounds to indicate that he has understood your commands)!
Say: "Speak up!"
And hell start talking again!
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POWERING UP: 1.) Flip the switch located in the bottom back of the unit to power up your R2 unit. 2.) R2-D2 will automatically calibrate his head position sensor by rotating his head. 3.) R2-D2s lights will blink alternately between red and blue as he warms up (about thirty
seconds), and then they will blink red and blue together. This indicates that the warm-up period is complete, and R2 is ready to receive commands. 4.) Once R2 is powered up, your droid is always on (unless you choose to turn him off manually)!
The Command Mode is the most advanced of the three modes. It involves directing R2s movements and navigating him through courses and obstacles. The voice commands in this mode are more complex, and without clear direction R2-D2 can easily become confused. You should go into this mode only after youve familiarized yourself with the Companion and Game Modes.
Real-Time Maneuvering:
In Command Mode you give R2-D2 a series of commands then ask him to execute the series. Say "Hey, R2!" to start, then say "Command Mode!" Continue by giving him any one of the directions below. Finally, qualify your command by specifying a distance from one to five units: Turn around! (No distance command required) Go forward! (Then: One unit, two units up to five) Turn right! (Then: One unit, two units up to five) Turn left! (Then: One unit, two units up to five) Important Note: After each command, be sure to wait for R2s acknowledging beep before giving him the next command. For example: say Hey R2 {beep}, say Command mode! {beep}, say Go forward {beep}, say Three units! {beep}. R2 will carry out your command by moving in the direction and the distance you told him to! In this way, you can keep giving R2 individual commands to help him navigate tricky corners and obstacle-laden courses. (The length of each unit varies on different floors. Try different commands until you get a sense of how R2 moves on a particular floor covering.) If R2 is prevented from completing this command by an obstacle, he will abort the command and complain!
Wheel-Lock Control Master Power Control
When you first power up the R2 unit, the droid will remain in stationary "Wheel-Lock" mode until you press the button to release the wheels (press the same button when you want to lock the wheels again). Once the wheels are unlocked, he will move freely in response to your commands. When you want R2 to stand in place (for instance, for tabletop use), simply press the "Wheel-Lock" button located in the front center of the unit, as shown in illustration. When in this setting, the button will light up red to indicate that the wheels are locked. Press the same button again to release the wheel-lock setting.
Important Note: The treads on R2-D2s steering legs can navigate floors and most carpeting. However, we strongly recommend you use R2-D2 indoors only. Never use R2-D2 near stairs, unless the stairs are protected. R2-D2 is unable to detect or navigate stairs and may fall down stairs and become damaged if not protected. Use on tabletops only in the wheel-lock setting. R2-D2 may fall from table and become damaged if wheels are not locked. You can keep R2 out of trouble by placing simple barriers in his path like sheets of cardboard. As long as it is something solid and is as tall or taller than R2, his sonar will usually detect it.
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R2-D2 will be ready for action after the following power up procedures:
"STANDBY" SETTING: 1.) R2 will automatically revert to his battery-conserving "Standby" setting if he is unable to find
someone to interact with for several minutes (for example, if he cant find anyone during Light Tag, or when hes on patrol). When reverting to this mode, his red LED will flash on and off, then turn off completely. While in Standby, R2 will "wake up" when you talk directly to him, when he senses motion in front of him, or when you tap him gently on the head. 2.) You may also put R2 into "Standby" setting directly by saying "Switch off!" when he is in Command Mode. 3.) If you will not be playing with R2-D2 for extended periods of time (more than two or three days), it is recommended that you manually turn his Master Power Control to the "OFF" position.
DROID ASSEMBLY: 1.) Snap the head/projector piece onto the main unit. 2.) Snap the side legs onto each side of the main unit. 3.) As an option, you may also remove the sensor array from the top of R2s dome and use the
included telescope piece to extend it from his head.
If R2-D2 starts responding sluggishly, it is likely that his batteries need to be replaced. In general, if his motion is sluggish even on flat surfaces or his lights seem dim, the "D" batteries need to be replaced; most other types of trouble (sounds, recognition) indicate that the "AA" batteries need replacement. If R2 shuts off during play, or right after you turn him on, replace the "AA" batteries. Bright light, or temperatures above 77 F or below 65 F, may disorient R2; under these conditions, he may have trouble seeing and finding people as usual. If you place an object in R2-D2s utility arm that is too large or too heavy, he will not be able to move properly; simply remove the item, and he will return to normal function. If any of R2s parts (for instance, his steering legs) come off during play or when he is dropped, simply follow the assembly instructions in this manual to re-assemble the part(s). If you need help, please call 1-800-327-8264, or visit www.starwars.hasbro.com
Keep in R2s cargo hold for quick reference.
Command Card
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Table of Contents
Introduction.Page 2 Assembly and Batteries.Page 3-4 Begin Operation.Page 5 Getting Started.Page 6 Detailed Description.Page 7-8 Companion Mode.Page 7-8
Industrial Automaton has adjusted your R2 unit with many new features and functions for use on Earth.
Game Play with R2.Page 9 Navigating R2.Page 10-11 R2 On His Own.Page 12 Troubleshooting.Page 12 Using R2-D2s Utility Arm.Page 13 Tech Specs.Page 14
This is a complete schedule for the items launching 7/26 and shortly thereafter Not a complete guide to 2008; additional products will be released throughout the Fall SKU # Series # Description 3 3/4" LEGACY COLLECTION 87535 SW 3.75 LEGACY COLLECTION/DROID FACTORY BASIC FIGURE ASSORTMENT Wave 1 (R4-D6 & R7-Z0 buildable droids) 87673 BD #1 Han Solo (available in "1st Day" foil & regular versions) 87674 BD #2 Luke Skywalker (available in "1st Day" foil & regular versions) 87675 BD #3 Chewbacca (available in "1st Day" foil & regular versions) 87676 BD #4 Ewok 2 Pack (Leektar & Nippet) (available in "1st Day" foil & regular versions) 87677 BD #5 Ak-Rev (available in "1st Day" foil & regular versions) 87678 BD #6 Yarna Dal Gargan (available in "1st Day" foil & regular versions) 87679 BD #7 Bane Malor (available in "1st Day" foil & regular versions) 87680 BD #8 Darth Vader (available in "1st Day" foil & regular versions) 87728 GH #1 Commander Gree (repack; available in "1st Day" foil & regular versions) 87729 GH #2 Kashyyk Scout Trooper (repack; available in "1st Day" foil & regular versions) 87730 GH #3 Darth Vader (The Force Unleashed) (repack; available in "1st Day" foil & regular versions) 87731 GH #4 Evo Trooper (The Force Unleashed) (repack; available in "1st Day" foil & regular versions) Wave 2 (R7-T1 & R4-J1 buildable droids) 87608 BD #9 Obi-Wan with Generals Armor 87610 BD #10 Clone Scuba Trooper 87611 BD #11 Saesee Tin with Generals Armor 87612 BD #12 Padme Amidala - Ilum Outfit 87613 BD #13 IG-Series Lancer Droid 87614 BD #14 Mon Calamari Warrior 87615 BD #15 Quarren Soldier 87637 BD #16 Clone Trooper with Quad Cannon Wave 3 (5D6-RA-7 buildable droid) 89594 BD #17 Coruscant Clone Trooper 89597 BD #18 Jodo Kast 89600 BD #19 Yaddle & Evan Piell 89602 BD #20 Saleucami Clone Trooper 89605 BD #21 Holographic Count Dooku 89606 BD #22 Imperial Engineer (Battlefront II) 87869 SW 3.75 EXPANDED UNIVERSE COMIC PACK ASSORTMENT Wave 1 Republic #69 -- Asajj Ventress & Tol Skorr Obsession #3 -- Anakin Skywalker & Durge Republic #57 -- Anakin Skywalker & Assasin Droid (repack) Wave 2 Legacy #2 -- Darth Talon & Cade Skywalker Legacy # 6 -- Antares Draco & Ganner Krieg Marvel #68 -- Dengar & Fenn Shysha Marvel #69 -- Tobbi Dala & Princess Leia Wave 3 Empire #1 -- Darth Vader & Admiral Trachta Shadows of the Empire #5 -- Princess Leia & Prince Xizor Heir to the Empire #1 -- Grand Admiral Thrawn & Talon Karrde Infinities #3/4 -- Darth Vader & Princess Leia (Sniper) SW EVOLUTIONS ASSORTMENT Padme Amidala Legacy Rebellion Pilots Legacy Clone Imperial Pilots Legacy Rebellion Pilots #2 Legacy The Fett Legacy 3 Pack (repack) The Sith Legacy 3 Pack (repack) SW 3.75 BATTLE PACK ASSORTMENT Wave 1 Hoth Speeder Patrol Recon Patrol on Hoth Clone Wars: Speeder Bike Team Recon Approximate On-Shelf Date
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This is a complete schedule for the items launching 7/26 and shortly thereafter Not a complete guide to 2008; additional products will be released throughout the Fall SKU # Series # Description SW CLONE WARS AT-TE AT-TE All Terrain Tactical Enforcer SW CLONE TROOPER VOICE CHANGER Clone Trooper Voice Changer Helmet SW CLONE WARS ELECTRONIC BLASTER ASSORTMENT Clone Trooper Blaster Stormtrooper Blaster General Grievous Blaster SW CLONE WARS ULTIMATE LIGHTSABER Clone Wars Ultimate Lightsaber Approximate On-Shelf Date 07/26/08
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US Youth Soccer Director of Coaching Sam Snow presenting at 2013 Convention
by Dean Linke, @VoiceOfNSCAA
US Youth Soccer Director of Coaching Sam Snow is known throughout the country for his ability to teach both the player and the coach in a manner that is professional and enjoyable.
That is key when you are trying to coach 8-year-olds.
"Because of a young player's emotional interest level you have to be in tune with each and every player," said Snow, a longtime US Soccer national staff instructor.
"For instance, at the 8-year-old age, nearly all of the players are obviously much more excited about learning how to do things with the ball. That is the center of attraction in the game of soccer for them.
"So as coaches we need to make that attraction an integral part of learning."
Snow, who also served as the Louisiana Soccer Association's Director of Coaching for 10 years, is once again a featured clinician at the 2013 NSCAA Convention in Indianapolis.
"I am doing a couple lectures at the Convention as well," Snow said from his Frisco, Texas, US Youth Soccer offices. "However, my field session that will be on Friday, January 18, at 1 p.m. is titled: 'The Game is the Best Teacher.'"
That is a familiar theme right now in coaching that Snow will demonstrate with 8-year-old players in Indianapolis.
"I will be showing a series of examples that are focused on 4v4 games," said Snow, who received his bachelor's degree in 1977 from Virginia Wesleyan College and his Master of Arts - Physical Education from the University of South Florida in 1979.
"My goal is to show the importance of partner play at this age. We need to put kids in training sessions that are game-like, with game-based activities as opposed to drills.
Snow said that even at a young age, coaches need to design training sessions that put our players in decision making situations. These situations are then easily transferred from the practice to the game.
"For sure the kids should be playing a lot," said Snow, the former men's soccer coach at Florida Southern College. "They need to have fun, of course, but I also want coaches to understand that a fun and a 'useful' training session are not exclusive.
"Your sessions can be productive and still be fun for 7- or 8-year-old players."
Snow said that within a 4v4 practice scenario, all four components of the game can be taught.
"Certainly, specific soccer fitness will also occur in this environment, so the coach will be able to apply the S.A.I.D (Specific Adaptations of Imposed Demands) principle at all times.
"Just as important, many types of mental skills can be taught and reinforced while playing 4-on-4."
Click here for more on the 4v4 from Sam Snow and his session at the NSCAA Convention.
Snow said that his featured field session at the Convention is ideal for coaches that are dealing with players "that are in Zone 1 under 6 through under 12."
"I also believe that any youth club directors of coaching that have multiple age groups, focused on a foundational age, should also attend. And, certainly any administrator or parent that is involved in youth soccer – they need to be aware of what is supposed to be happening at this level."
Snow also recommended the session for high school or college coaches that run camps for young players.
Finally, Snow said that he is even more excited about presenting at this year's Convention as it also signifies the first-ever simultaneous Convention with the NSCAA and US Youth Soccer, the largest youth sports organization in America.
"There is a good bit of buzz about the merging of the two national conventions," Snow said. "I am just happy to see that so many wonderful people continue to be involved in growing the game and improving the quality and experience of coaches, referees, administrators and players.
"That is what it is all about and every year at the NSCAA Convention (and the US Youth Soccer Workshop) we see it at every level."
Check out Snow's article from the Online Resource Libarary on another aspect of the game for youth soccer participants, "Introducing the Skill of Heading in the U11 Age Group." Also be sure to add his sessions to your Convention schedule, as well as note the other clinicians scheduled to present. Registration and housing information is available at nscaa.com/convention.


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What? Aeris dies?
Just kidding... a little FFVII humor there.
I think this is a great start to a review, for a genre I (like you, apparently) am particularly fond of.
I especially liked your descriptions of the character design; that section is my favorite. Good overview there.
And from reading your review, I know exactly what I'd be in for if I were to play this game.
That said, I (as so often happens) am in agreement with Brad, and will quote him for convenience.
Beside that, you do a good job of tackling each aspect of the gameplay, but what I would like to see is more of an overarching take on the game. Rather than detailing each thing by itself, take the most important points, and then tell me about how they made you enjoy/not enjoy the game.
Definitely touch more on the story, and how it and indeed the game make you feel. Think of it as zooming out to the bigger picture instead of staying close to all the details.
I hope you'll edit a bit, I'd like to see this on our homepage.
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Troubleshooting Ethylene Oxide (EO) Processes - Webinar By GlobalCompliancePanel
About this event
- Web site
- bit.ly/t1K5ym…
- When
- 15 Dec 2011
- Where
- Online Training, Wilmington | DE | Zip 19801, United States
- Organiser
- GlobalCompliancePanel
- Contact address
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Not every parameter in the EO sterilization process in critical for the determination of the SAL. This presentation will outline the various parameters and what actions should be taken when they are not compliant to the process specification.
These actions may be as simple as a rationale for release to as complicated as the need for the qualification of a new sterilization process. How to decide the course to take will be addressed along with the reasons behind the decisions so that an accurate and complete justification of your decision can be made for both management and regulatory agencies. The rationales for both conventional and parametric release will be addressed.
Why you should attend: Ethylene oxide (EO) sterilization is the most complicated of the industrial sterilization methods. It is not uncommon for anomalies to occur during qualification or routine processing. These anomalies may come in the form of sterilization cycle parameter that is not achieved or a positive biological indicator. Not knowing how to respond to these situations can result in a response that results in the release of product that might not meet the required sterility assurance level (SAL) or the needless resterilization of product. Regulatory action can result from the prior while additional expense to the company can result from the latter. Neither of these situations is of benefit to a manufacturer.
Areas Covered in the Session:
What is a cycle anomaly
What cycle specifications are critical for sterilization
What cycle specifications are critical for product residuals
Actions to be taken for critical deviations/anomalies
Actions to be taken for non-critical deviations/anomalies
What testing can be performed to justify product release
Developing a specification to address actions
How to document your rationale
Who Will Benefit:
This webinar will provide valuable information to all companies that produce sterile products
QA personnel
Validation specialists
Manufacturing personnel involved in validations
R&D specialists
Price List:
Live : $245.00
Corporate live : $995.00
Recorded : $295.00
Phone: 800-447-9407
Fax: 302-288-6884


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Triangle bass fishing slow, but soft-plastics still working at Harris
September 13, 2012 at 11:32 am | Mobile Reader | Print
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Guide Jeff Thomas says Shearon Harris Lake is the best best for Raleigh-Durham area fishermen this week.
Its really tough at Jordan right now, said Thomas (919-770-4654). At the last tournament, the winning team had less than 10 pounds. I think its a combination of things, probably caused by last years mild winter.
We didnt a big shad die-off, which normally happens in winter, and so all the lakes are just slammed full of shad. Shad are coming to the surface, and you can almost walk across the lakes on em.
Shad spawn every time you have a full moon (during the summer), and we had two full moons in August, so theres more shad in those lakes than usual.
Thomas recommended Shearon Harris south of Raleigh as the likeliest spot to land a largemouth limit.
Harris is where Id go right now, he said. Its got the best bite right now, but its not a great bite.
He recommended casting soft-plastics at underwater grass lines at Harris in 8 to 10 feet of water.
Thomas is fishing Senkos and 10-inch Deep Creek plastic worms with a quarter-ounce Texas-rig weight. The top colors are junebug on cloudy days and green-pumpkin worms when the sun is shining.
Bass are roaming a lot, he said, and just about everywhere they go they can find shad to eat. Schooling activity is a little down at Harris, now too.
He expects fishing to get better as soon as the water temperature, which is in the 80s, begins to fall.
That ought to happen pretty soon with the cool nights were having, he said. When the water temps start falling, thatll trigger the (bass) bite again.
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