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Peppers at 10, which seems low.
Projected BCS standings -Michigan is 9th
The official BCS rankings come out next week, so Brad Edwards has a projected BCS lineup.
Michigan is 9th.
4- Oklahoma State
5- Boise St
6- Wisconsin
7- Clemson
8- Stanford
9- Michigan
10- Georgia Tech
The Seniors' record sits at 21-22
Beating State this weekend would make it 22-22.
Michigan 10th in Harris Poll
Weekly Harris Poll (10-09-11)
2. Alabama
3. Oklahoma
4. Wisconsin
6. Oklahoma State
7. Stanford
8. Clemsoon
9. Oregon
10. Michigan
Don Bosco 38 St. Edwards 7
Don Bosco Prep easily beat Kyle Kalis' Lakewood St. Edwards team on Sunday night. St. Ed's was ranked 6th in the nation so that was quite a statement by Don Bosco. Does anyone from the area have info as to how Yuri Wright looked in that game? We have a real good shot at landing him but video evidence of his prowess is hard to find. The article below makes no mention of him (not unusual as cornerbacks are only mentioned when they make picks) but in last week's game that was on TV he did not seem very impressive. All of the rating sites love him which is great, but it would be nice to actually see some highlights or get a first hand report. Sam Webb said this morning that there would be some highlights and interviews with Kalis and Wright on Scout behind the paywall.
Basic report from ESPN below:
2011 Wallpaper - Prepare for Combat - Michigan State
Michigan State will be wearing Nike Pro Combat uniforms for their game against Michigan this weekend. I actually think the uniforms look great and I'm probably not as offended as I should be about Nike's use of military words and pictures to market to teenage athletes.
Most Nike Pro Combat uniforms pay homage to great teams from the past, echo traditional uniform elements or employ locale-specific themes; I like to think that a total lack of options required Michigan State to go all the way back through their history to ancient Sparta for design elements worth repeating.
I laughed when I read the original press release in September as I imagined how the uniform would look if they really wanted to dress up their football team like Spartans. Nike could use dye sublimation to print 300-esque physiques on the jersey and pants and add blood spatter numbers and branding to reinforce the whole "Prepare for Combat" message. Nike isn't afraid of introducing new technology in their uniforms, so why not a partnership with Vibram to combine the natural feel of FiveFingers with the traction of Vapor cleats?
Here's what Nike's official press release would say about my version of Michigan State's Spartan throwback uniform:
Like the ferocious Spartan warriors of ancient Greece, the Michigan State University football team views every game as a battle of attrition, requiring the right equipment, body oil and attitude to die to the last man. Accordingly, the Spartans have been chosen to wear the innovative Nike Pro Combat system of dress-up for the 2011 season. When the gates lift for their battle against archrival Michigan on Oct. 15, the Spartans will sport a design with dye-sublimated physiques printed from full body scans to perfectly match each player's skin and muscle tone. Bronze helmets honor the heroic armor of their historic namesake and an intimidating detachable plume will be worn during pregame warmups. Realistic skin effects are visible throughout the uniform, adding the authentic skimpy durability synonymous with the Spartan name.
The uniform's overall innovation starts with the skin tight baselayer, as strategically placed seams, pads and cooling zones help minimize chafing and optimize protective coverage. It features customizable protection, incorporating a thin, incredibly strong carbon fiber plate textured and painted to look like genuine leather. This symbolically mirrors that of the Spartan body armor, which consisted of leather briefs and sash with a small amount of padding on the shield arm shoulder.
An exclusive partnership with Vibram brings natural running technology to the gridiron for the very first time. Like their ancient counterparts, these Spartans will battle barefoot, or as close to it as NCAA rules allow. For the first time, football players are able to experience the sensation and freedom of barefoot running with the protection and sure-footed grip of Nike's new Talon cleat technology.
Echoing the cry of King Leonidas, the back of the collar is inscribed with the words "Molon Labe," the Spartans' defiant challenge to the competition (and to fans clamoring for officially licensed gear) to "come and get them!" Flayed, blood-spattered numbers and branding compete the traditional Spartan post-combat look. Armed with intensity and determination, and realistic leather accessories, MSU will fight on the battlefield until the last team is standing.
The images below are a previews only. You can get the widescreen, 4:3, iPad and mobile wallpapers at The Art. The Art. The Art!.
How it was made
I needed a solid white uniform to pull this off and was lucky to find a decent image from a previous version of LSU's Pro Combat uniform. As you can see in the video, I painted over the existing numbers and logos and then superimposed the muscles and other effects. If you're up for several minutes of uncomfortable closeups with bare-chested warriors being manipulated digitally then this making-of video is for you.
The grades are in: Second quarter report card for UM and the Big Ten
For many teams, this marks the midpoint of the season. Some teams are pleased with their progress, others are ready to hit the reset button. Regardless, no Big Ten team can avoid the inevitable second quarter report.
It's time to look at the second quarter of the season report card for Big Ten teams, now six weeks into the season. The report card will factor in each team's success (or lack thereof) offensively and defensively, while keeping their win-loss record in mind. I'll also provide a few games to look at over the next three games for each team.
Readers have suggested I reference the previous quarter's report card; those grades will be duly noted. To see the first quarter report card, click here.
To see articles like this and more, visit my blog at Before Visiting the Sportsbook.
Illinois – Projected Record: (6-0); Actual Record: (6-0)
Total Offense: 448 yards/game; 33rd. Quarter 1-[410 yards/game; 60th.]
Run Offense: 226 yards/game; 13th. Quarter 1-[223 yards/game; 22nd.] Pass Offense: 224 yards/game; 65th. Quarter 1-[187 yards/game; 83rd.]
Total Defense: 297 yards/game; 15th. Quarter 1-[269 yards/game; 17th.]
Run Defense: 80 yards/game; 9th. Quarter 1-[63 yards/game; 7th.] Pass Defense: 217 yards/game; 56th. Quarter 1-[205 yards/game; 59th.]
Notes: Illinois had their streak of three point wins snapped, with a 21 point win over Indiana, in less than impressive fashion. The passing offense has significantly improved under QB Nathan Scheelhaase (1238 passing yards, 66.7% completion, and 14 total TD). Before the season began, I had the Illini at 8-4, but I think they are VERY capable of double-digit regular season wins. Games at home to rival Ohio and on the road at Penn State will give a better idea.
Wins: Arkansas State (33-15); South Dakota State (56-3); #22 Arizona State (17-14); Western Michigan (23-20); Northwestern* (38-35); @ Indiana* (41-20).
Losses: None.
Quarter 1 Grade: A-.
Current Grade: A-.
Indiana – Projected Record: (3-3); Actual Record: (1-5)
Total Offense: 369 yards/game; 82nd. Quarter 1-[417 yards/game; 55th.]
Run Offense: 119 yards/game; 92nd. Quarter 1-[169 yards/game; 55th.] Pass Offense: 256 yards/game; 44th. Quarter 1-[247 yards/game; 38th.]
Total Defense: 422 yards/game; 97th. Quarter 1-[373 yards/game; 73rd.]
Run Defense: 210 yards/game; 109th. Quarter 1-[177 yards/game; 87th.] Pass Defense: 212 yards/game; 48th. Quarter 1-[195 yards/game; 48th.]
Notes: The Hoosiers haven't been .500 in conference play since 2001, so even by Indiana standards, this year will be a bad one. Indiana has tried to one-up Penn State and Ohio's use of two quarterbacks by now employing the use of three quarterbacks, Edward Wright-Baker (925 passing yards, 62% completion, 4 TD, but 2 INT), Dusty Kiel (427 passing yards, 47.6% completion, 3 TD, but 1 INT), and Tre Roberson (148 passing yards, 64.7% completion, 1 total TD, but 1 INT), none of which have been effective. Make no mistake, if he ends up in Bloomington next year, Gunner Kiel will put the QB controversy to rest. Since the Hoosiers don't play Minnesota, we may never know the worst team in the Big Ten, but the Hoosiers can show a lot of heart at Iowa and home to Northwestern.
Wins: South Carolina State (38-21).
Losses: vs. Ball State (20-27); Virginia (31-34); @ North Texas (21-24); Penn State* (10-16); #19 Illinois* (20-41).
Quarter 1 Grade: D.
Current Grade: D-.
Iowa – Projected Record: (4-1); Actual Record: (3-2)
Total Offense: 388 yards/game; 70th. Quarter 1-[411 yards/game; 59th.]
Run Offense: 129 yards/game; 78th. Quarter 1-[127 yards/game; 82nd.] Pass Offense: 281 yards/game; 28th. Quarter 1-[284 yards/game; 22nd.]
Total Defense: 388 yards/game; 66th. Quarter 1-[397 yards/game; 88th.]
Run Defense: 152 yards/game; 64th. Quarter 1-[157 yards/game; 76th.] Pass Defense: 235 yards/game; 80th. Quarter 1-[240 yards/game; 82nd.]
Notes: I like James Vandenberg (1264 passing yards, 60.1% completion, and 13 total TD), a lot, so pardon me when I say that he might be Iowa's best throwing quarterback since Brad Banks. With that said, after the Penn State game, he has a lot to prove, only mustering a pathetic three points. Penn State's defense is good, but even Eastern Michigan put three on the board. Senior leadership from WR Marvin McNutt (486 receiving yards, 16.8/catch, and 4 TD) and TE Brad Herman would certainly help. This week's game against Northwestern will help to show the Hawkeyes' potential.
Wins: Tennessee Tech (34-7); Pittsburgh (31-27); Louisiana-Monroe (45-17).
Losses: @ Iowa State (41-44 OT); @ Penn State* (3-13).
Quarter 1 Grade: C.
Current Grade: C-.
Michigan – Projected Record: (5-1); Actual Record: (6-0)
Total Offense: 491 yards/game; 14th. Quarter 1-[461.5 yards/game; 24th.]
Run Offense: 270 yards/game; 7th. Quarter 1-[245 yards/game; 13th.] Pass Offense: 168 yards/game; 105th. Quarter 1-[177 yards/game; 87th.]
Total Defense: 348 yards/game; 39th. Quarter 1-[374.5 yards/game; 76th.]
Run Defense: 142 yards/game; 58th. Quarter 1-[202.5 yards/game; 103rd.] Pass Defense: 206 yards/game; 39th. Quarter 1-[172 yards/game; 26th.]
Notes: Through six games last year, Michigan averaged roughly 37 points per game, and gave up an average of almost 27/game. This year, Michigan is averaging almost 1 point more per game (including the Western game), but is giving up on average only 12.5/game. The 1997 National Title team gave up, on average, 9.5/game. The defense could certainly use some help from Denard Robinson (1850 total yards, 57.3% completion, 18 total TD, but 9 INT), who is now averaging an interception per game. The Wolverines have been impressive, but they miss out on the A-, by virtue of the passing game.
Wins: Western Michigan (34-10); Notre Dame (35-31); Eastern Michigan (31-3); San Diego State (28-7); Minnesota* (58-0); Northwestern* (42-24).
Losses: None.
Quarter 1 Grade: B.
Current Grade: B+.
Michigan State – Projected Record: (3-2); Actual Record: (4-1)
Total Offense: 398 yards/game; 61st. Quarter 1-[396 yards/game; 67th.]
Run Offense: 129 yards/game; 79th. Quarter 1-[125 yards/game; 83rd.] Pass Offense: 269 yards/game; 34th. Quarter 1-[270 yards/game; 26th.]
Total Defense: 173 yards/game; 1st. Quarter 1-[192 yards/game; 4th.]
Run Defense: 64 yards/game; 3rd. Quarter 1-[88 yards/game; 28th.] Pass Defense: 109 yards/game; 2nd. Quarter 1-[104 yards/game; 3rd.]
Notes: Statistically, the Spartan defense has been impressive, improving already gaudy numbers in the past three weeks. The problem? Florida Atlantic's offense ranks 118th, Central Michigan's ranks 88th, Ohio's ranks 105th, and Youngstown is an FCS team. The only good offense they faced, Notre Dame, 21st, was a game Michigan State lost. The teams Michigan State has beaten are a combined 7-15. The offensive line needs to improve for QB Kirk Cousins (1197 passing yards, 67.8% completion, 6 TD, but 4 INT) and RB Le'Veon Bell (267 rushing yards, 5.1/carry, and 6 TD). In each of the next three games, Michigan State faces teams with winning records and who are ranked. In fact, the next three opponents, #11 Michigan, #4 Wisconsin, and @ #14 Nebraska, are a combined 16-1! Needless to say, each game is key.
Wins: Youngstown State (28-6); Florida Atlantic (44-0); Central Michigan (45-7); @ Ohio* (10-7).
Losses: @ Notre Dame (13-31).
Quarter 1 Grade: C+.
Current Grade: C+.
Minnesota – Projected Record: (3-3); Actual Record: (1-5)
Total Offense: 300 yards/game; 110th. Quarter 1-[373 yards/game; 78th.]
Run Offense: 145 yards/game; 65th. Quarter 1-[175 yards/game; 48th.] Pass Offense: 164 yards/game; 107th. Quarter 1-[197 yards/game; 77th.]
Total Defense: 414 yards/game; 91st. Quarter 1-[399 yards/game; 90th.]
Run Defense: 167 yards/game; 77th. Quarter 1-[93 yards/game; 31st.] Pass Defense: 248 yards/game; 91st. Quarter 1-[305 yards/game; 112th.]
Notes: You've got to feel for Coach Jerry Kill. Between his well-documented health problems, secondary with almost as much experience as I have (note: I didn't even play high school ball), and an anemic offense, its been an awful year for him. One wonders whether Minnesota's high point was almost knocking off USC, week 1. Injury to QB Marqueis Gray (625 passing yards, 48.4% completion, 4 total TD, but 4 INT) forced freshman Max Shortell (309 passing yards, 49% completion, 2 TD, but 2 INT) into action. I'm honestly not sure that Minnesota will be able to be within 21 points of any game left on their schedule, maybe they can keep it close against Iowa?
Wins: Miami (NTM) (29-23).
Losses: @ USC (17-19); New Mexico State (21-28); North Dakota State (24-37); @ #19 Michigan* (0-58); @ Purdue* (17-45).
Quarter 1 Grade: D+.
Current Grade: F.
Nebraska – Projected Record: (5-1); Actual Record: (5-1)
Total Offense: 419 yards/game; 46th. Quarter 1-[422 yards/game; 51st.]
Run Offense: 247 yards/game; 8th. Quarter 1-[252 yards/game; 11th.] Pass Offense: 168 yards/game; 104th. Quarter 1-[169 yards/game; 92nd.]
Total Defense: 373 yards/game; 59th. Quarter 1-[364 yards/game; 67th.]
Run Defense: 168 yards/game; 80th. Quarter 1-[132 yards/game; 61st.] Pass Defense: 205 yards/game; 37th. Quarter 1-[232 yards/game; 78th.]
Notes: Ground control to Lincoln, your run defense has gotten worse. After being outscored 75-23 in 97:36 against Wisconsin and Ohio, the Huskers finally got their act together, outscoring the Buckeyes 28-0 over the last 22:23 of Saturday. Nebraska will breathe a sigh of relief, facing Minnesota in two weeks and welcoming Michigan State to Lincoln. QB Taylor Martinez (1598 total yards, 54.3% completion, 15 total TD, but 6 INT) and RB Rex Burkhead (635 rushing yards, 5.9/carry, and 10 TD) have paced the run game.
Wins: Chattanooga (40-7); Fresno State (42-29); Washington (51-38); @ Wyoming (38-14); Ohio* (34-27).
Losses: @ #7 Wisconsin* (17-48).
Quarter 1 Grade: B+.
Current Grade: C+.
Northwestern – Projected Record: (3-2); Actual Record: (2-3)
Total Offense: 387 yards/game; 71st. Quarter 1-[390 yards/game; 71st.]
Run Offense: 188 yards/game; 37th. Quarter 1-[220 yards/game; 24th.] Pass Offense: 167 yards/game; 106th. Quarter 1-[169 yards/game; 93rd.]
Total Defense: 439 yards/game; 104th. Quarter 1-[394 yards/game; 87th.]
Run Defense: 176 yards/game; 87th. Quarter 1-[205 yards/game; 105th.] Pass Defense: 264 yards/game; 97th. Quarter 1-[188 yards/game; 39th.]
Notes: Going into the Michigan game, the Wildcats went 3-1 without QB Dan Persa (454 passing yards, 72.4% completion, and 4 TD), with a surprising loss to Army. Leading 24-14 at half, Northwestern was completely shutdown in the second half, being outscored 28-0. All-purpose Kain Colter (758 total yards and 6 total TD) and WR Jeremy Ebert (324 receiving yards and 5 TD) have led the way for the Wildcats. Games at Iowa and home to Penn State will give a better idea of what kind of team Northwestern is.
Wins: @ Boston College (24-17); Eastern Illinois (42-21)
Losses: @ Army (14-21); @ #24 Illinois* (35-38); #12 Michigan* (24-42).
Quarter 1 Grade: B-.
Current Grade: C.
Ohio – Projected Record: (4-2); Actual Record: (3-3)
Total Offense: 315 yards/game; 105th. Quarter 1-[342 yards/game; 86th.]
Run Offense: 169 yards/game; 48th. Quarter 1-[170 yards/game; 53rd.] Pass Offense: 154 yards/game; 111th. Quarter 1-[172 yards/game; 91st.]
Total Defense: 308 yards/game; 22nd. Quarter 1-[263 yards/game; 14th.]
Run Defense: 167 yards/game; 36th. Quarter 1-[107 yards/game; 37th.] Pass Defense: 192 yards/game; 21st. Quarter 1-[156 yards/game; 17th.]
Notes: Who knew that Angry Michigan hating God took up residence in Columbus? Since the end of last season, the Bucks have lost a QB, a WR for 10 games, RB for 10 games, and a lineman for 5. RB Carlos Hyde (400 rushing yards, 5.3/carry, and 5 TD) has led the way for Ohio. The Bucks have also lost three games and are viewed as the biggest NCAA violators, which is saying a lot, considering Miami (YTM) is included in that group. Ohio has averaged 35 points/game in their wins, but only 14/game in their losses. If you happened to listen to Buckeye Roundtable, Jim Lachey predicts the Bucks will be lucky to win 6-7 games this season. Games at Illinois and home to Wisconsin will provide clues as to whether Lachey is correct.
Wins: Akron (42-0); Toledo (27-22); Colorado (37-17).
Losses: @ Miami (YTM) (6-24); Michigan State* (7-10); @ #14 Nebraska* (27-34).
Quarter 1 Grade: C.
Current Grade: D.
Penn State – Projected Record: (5-1); Actual Record: (5-1)
Total Offense: 374 yards/game; 81st. Quarter 1-[306 yards/game; 103rd.]
Run Offense: 162 yards/game; 53rd. Quarter 1-[148 yards/game; 66th.] Pass Offense: 222 yards/game; 66th. Quarter 1-[158 yards/game; 100th.]
Total Defense: 251 yards/game; 4th. Quarter 1-[242 yards/game; 9th.]
Run Defense: 93 yards/game; 17th. Quarter 1-[111 yards/game; 42nd.] Pass Defense: 158 yards/game; 5th. Quarter 1-[130 yards/game; 7th.]
Notes: Based on the Iowa game, it looks as if Penn State has settled on a QB, Matt McGloin (758 passing yards, 58.9% completion, and 5 TD). Workhorse RB Silas Redd (574 rushing yards 4.8/carry, and 4 TD) and WR Derek Moye (485 receiving yards, 17.3/catch, and 3 TD) have chipped in offensively between the QB competition. The Nittany Lions have key games upcoming, at Northwestern and home to Illinois.
Wins: Indiana State (41-7); @ Temple (14-10); Eastern Michigan (34-6); @ Indiana* (16-10); Iowa* (13-3).
Losses: Alabama (27-11).
Quarter 1 Grade: B-.
Current Grade: B.
Purdue – Projected Record: (5-0); Actual Record: (3-2)
Total Offense: 412 yards/game; 50th. Quarter 1-[471 yards/game; 22nd.]
Run Offense: 215 yards/game; 20th. Quarter 1-[258 yards/game; 9th.] Pass Offense: 207 yards/game; 81st. Quarter 1-[212 yards/game; 64th.]
Total Defense: 346 yards/game; 36th. Quarter 1-[321 yards/game; 43rd.]
Run Defense: 143 yards/game; 59th. Quarter 1-[109 yards/game; 40th.] Pass Defense: 203 yards/game; 32nd. Quarter 1-[212 yards/game; 63rd.]
Notes: Purdue has averaged 32.6 points/game this year. Setting aside the Southeast Missouri State and Minnesota games, who are a combined 2-9 (and Purdue beat a combined 104-17), the Boilermakers are averaging 19.6 points/game. It looks as if QB Caleb TerBush (787 passing yards, 64.1% completion, and 6 total TD) will be the starter, but QB Robert Marve (182 passing yards, 53.3% completion, 1 TD) will get his snaps. The Purdue run game has been led by the tandem of Ralph Bolden (273 yards 4.8/carry, and 3 total TD) and Akeem Shavers (242 yards 5.5/carry, and 5 total TD). Games at Penn State, home to #16 Illinois, and @ #11 Michigan should give a better idea of whether or not this is a bowl team.
Wins: Middle Tennessee (27-24); SE Missouri State (59-0); Minnesota* (45-17).
Losses: @ Rice (22-24); Notre Dame (10-38).
Quarter 1 Grade: C.
Current Grade: C-.
Wisconsin – Projected Record: (5-0); Actual Record: (5-0)
Total Offense: 523 yards/game; 9th. Quarter 1-[505 yards/game; 14th.]
Run Offense: 243 yards/game; 9th. Quarter 1-[238 yards/game; 17th.] Pass Offense: 280 yards/game; 29th. Quarter 1-[267 yards/game; 27th.]
Total Defense: 264 yards/game; 7th. Quarter 1-[271 yards/game; 18th.]
Run Defense: 103 yards/game; 22nd. Quarter 1-[77 yards/game; 18th.] Pass Defense: 161 yards/game; 6th. Quarter 1-[193 yards/game; 44th.]
Notes: Wisconsin has continued to destroy teams, increasing their MOV from 37 points/game to 38.2/points game. QB transfer Russell Wilson (1391 passing yards and 13 passing TD; 140 rushing yards and 2 TD) has played pitch-and-catch with WR Nick Toon (447 receiving yards, 17.9/catch, and 6 TD) and TE Jacob Pedersen (224 yards 16.0/catch, and 4 TD). RB Montee Ball (511 yards 5.5/carry and 14 total TD) and James C. White (329 rushing yards, 5.59/carry, and 3 TD) have led the running attack. Wisconsin faces their first road test in two weeks at #23 Michigan State; Wisconsin hasn't won at Michigan State since 2002, losing three straight in East Lansing.
Wins: UNLV (51-17); Oregon State (49-7); vs. Northern Illinois (49-7); South Dakota (59-10); Nebraska* #8 (48-17).
Losses: None.
Quarter 1 Grade: A.
Current Grade: A.


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A selection of notable quotes from the American Society for Microbiology's annual meeting
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A selection of notable quotes from the American Society for Microbiology's annual meeting
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Researchers develop new attenuated viruses that could support the eradication effort.
November 16, 2015|
As the world inches closer to polio eradication, laboratories studying the virus will have to bolster biosafety standards. Eventually, most will need to stop working with the pathogen entirely.
September 29, 2015|
It's been more than a year since the country has reported a case of wild poliovirus, according to the World Health Organization.
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One man shed poliovirus for 28 years after he was vaccinated, researchers report.
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Disease eradication in the 21st century
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The eradication of smallpox set the standard for the global elimination of a devastating infectious disease. Will the ongoing polio and guinea worm campaigns be as successful?
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So far this year, 200 Pakistanis have been diagnosed with polio, the most in more than a decade.
August 21, 2014|
A booster dose of inactivated polio vaccine bolsters the immune system and reduces viral shedding in children already treated with the oral polio vaccine, a study shows.

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Fly Fly F-86 Sabre complete build thread A-Z
I just finished building and flew the new giant foam Sabre by Fly Fly. The directions are good but combine about 6 steps into each of 10 single picture diagrams. This thread is to fill in the gaps and save you time.
If you find the thread helpful then please give it a rating in the top right corner.
Available at EJF.com for $189. Retracts are $90.
Wing Span 55.5"
Length 55.5"
8s flying weight 6lbs 3oz
6s flying weight 5lbs 12 1/8 oz
All but battery weight 4lbs 7 3/8oz
Stronger control rods than those provided (one 24" rod will do)
1 HS 3115 servo for the retract valve (HS65 is not strong enough, I tried)
(edit) I eventually gave up on stock air valve for Robart valve and HS65 servo
5 HS 65HB servos of dual ailerons, dual elevators and steering
Throttle extension 12"
Aileron extension 30" (two)
Elevator extension 30" (two)
Nose gear extension 21"
Retract extension 6"
Battery wire 14"
Horizonhobby.com has the above servos, extensions and Robart air valve.
36mm diam. motor (1600kv from Medusa Products.com)
ESC (Phoenix HV85 for over 6s w/ BEC, Venom HV80 for 6s)
Longer wing bolts than provided (need 40mm of thread length) 2
BEC (I'm using a 3.5A BEC from Medusa Products.com)
I wanted to make the plane resistant to finger nail marks and give the wing some strength but I'm tired of smelling Zpoxy fumes and have heard that Polycrylic Minwax takes a long time to dry completely and does not provide much fingernail/hangar rash protection. I decided to attempt something new and tested Elmers wood glue mixed 1:1 with water, WG mixed 1:2 w/ water, Polycrylic straight and plain white Elmers glue mixed 2:1 w/ water. All tested side by side using .75 oz fiberglass over packing foam. The WG mixed 1:1 did the best with the white glue a close 2nd.
I've tested the Wemotech Midi, AP900 and the supplied fan. I've tried all of Medusa's motors, the Mega 22/30/3E for the AP900 and the AP outrunner motor. The Midi is the most efficient. It produces equal thrust at a lower watt input. My choice was the Midi with Medusa's 36-50-1600 motor using the Phoenix HV85 to get me over 6s lipo use.
I'll start with what's most important. Video! If it doesn't fly well then nothing else matters!
These two are from my 2nd flight and are in a 12mph wind. The plane takes off in a very short distance (100feet) and will go into straight vertical with the 8s set up I'm using.
8s 3700mah PolyRC 20C packs (same as EVO and Polyquest)
High speed and low speed passes. Radar at 107mph twice w/ the wind.
I did not follow the order of the instructions.
For the retracts I dremeled a flat spot on the rod where the strut allen bolt would tighten against it. This should help prevent the wheels from turning to the side on landings.
I also need to remove the servo mount plastic piece from the fixed gear and put it on the retract gear. Remove the screw and it slides off to the side.
I used thin CA to coat the wood retract mounts. It soaks in and makes them stronger.
More pics
The large front opening is more than a retract bay. It is a big cheater hole. While it maybe helpful on less powerful systems I believe it is a drag on any set up with much power at all. It may slightly increase static thrust but in the air I swear I can hear it catching wind. I believe it is slowing the plane. I will eventually test this by covering this area. The inlet is plenty large for this fan size.
I cover the face of the motor with tape then sand the motor shaft long ways to rough up the surface and prevent the adapter from turning on the shaft. The fear isn't that it will pull forward but that it will twist free of the shaft and then it will quickly work its way forward. Sanding long ways discourages the adapter from twisting. Clean the shaft with alcohol THEN remove protective tape.
I do not use fan rotor caps/cones. They tend to cause more trouble than they are worth. Some will disagree. Do what works for you. My tests are all without the cones.
This is with 3 coats of wood glue mixed w/ water over 3/4 FG of entire plane. Weight gain seems minimal. I checked several items before and after FG.
Both elevator halves with servo installed
1.5 oz together before
1 5/8 oz after addign FG and 1st coat of WG
1 3/4 oz after 2nd coat
didn't check after 3rd coat
Rear fuse glued together
6 3/8 before
7oz after 1st coat
7 1/8 oz 2nd coat
Wings together with retracts and servos
1:2 5/8 before
1:4 3/8 1st coat top and bottom
1:5 2nd coat
1:5 3/4 after 3rd coat
The thrust tube comes with an 86mm inlet and 78mm exhaust.
The Midi fans FSA is 80mm. Generally you'd want the exhaust to be 85-90% of the fan's FSA or 68 to 72mm diameter exhaust. I did several tests with different battery combonations and exhaust diameters. Here is the need to know stuff.
On 6s there was nearly no difference in thrust by changing the exit diam. from stock (78mm) to 68mm. The amps increased from 45A to 48.7 and watts increased from 973 to 1069. The batteries had a slightly higher charge voltage on the 2nd test so that explains some portion. A smaller diameter creates more back pressure for less thrust but higher eflux for more speed. That also was a factor. Thrust stayed the same at 64.2 oz while I'm sure speed went up.
On 8s w/ decreasing exhaust diameter using Midi's inlet ring.
86mm 64.7A, 104.1oz T, 1811W, 37,625rpm
78mm 69.2A, 106.4oz T, 1931W, 37,050rpm
68mm 72A, 94.1oz T, 1999.5W, 36,350rpm
I ended up using 72mm exhaust diam. to take advantage of thrust while generating higher eflux for speed. Installed it pulls 2,080 watts at 72A. Things change (inlet and therefore efficiency) from the test stand to intalled.
I also tested the included fan on the Medusa 1300kv motor to find;
6s 3700ma, 42.3A, 58.7oz T, 959W, 24,875rpm
8s 3700ma, 60.8A, 86.5oz T, 1713W, 29,775rpm
This test done using Midi inlet ring and using about a 9" thrust tube I used for a great deal of Medusa motor testing on AP900 and Midi. The will have all test data on their site soon. I believe the 1600kv motor on 6s will put out nicely with the included fan. The efficiency is not as good as the Midi but hey, the fan is free right.
The CG is recommended at 215 -220mm back from the center of the wings leading edge (the gap area). On 8s I was about 3mm ahead of this and thought I may be a little nose heavy. I actually had to give nearly 100% of my trim capacity to lowering the elevators as the plane wanted to nose up acting tail heavy. I flew again after moving packs as far forward as I could (1/2") and found it made little difference. I may move the retract system to the rear so I can get the batteries further forward. The 6s set up will really need moved forward.
The suggested control throws seem extreme.
I used 20mm up and down on ailerons and had a quick roll rate. I use ALOT of exponential on all my throws to make planes easy to fly until I'm very used to the plane.
For elevators I went with 21mm up and 15mm down.
Great work Carl, your fast!
64.2oz T on 6s with 1600kv motor in Midi fan didn't change much with change in exhaust diam. though speed would increase with smaller exh. diam.
8s jumped thrust to over 100oz with 1600 Medusa in Midi.
I just got back from flying on 6s set up with Medusa 1600 and Midi. This is a light set up and the plane would literally float with about a 12mph wind at its nose. Radar was 85mph trying to hold a straight line in a cross wind. Expect around 90mph with no wind as the plane will not be crabbing.
In the plane 6s is pulling 945W, 43A you could fly a long time with this set up. This was with 2s pack registering 8.2v so not a full charge.
For those wanting more thrust without going over 6s I would suggest the Medusa 1600 motor in the stock fan. You can expect around 65A draw and 75-85oz of thrust. This is about what the AP900 fan did with 1600kv motor and the performance of the stock fan appears to be right in line with the AP900 from my 1300kv motor test in each. I will test the 1600kv motor in the stock fan when I return 12/10 from vacation. Note that at 29,775rpm the stock fan puts out 86.5oz but requires 1713W. For the 6s set up to hit 1713 watts it would need about 81Amps. Not something you'd want to hold very long on 3700ma packs. The motor is already on its way to me.
I'll post more finished pictures once I get the plane painted.
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[2] Changes in the planet's hydrological cycle will alter the ocean's salinity field, which in the tropics and mid-latitudes is forced primarily by evaporation (E), precipitation (P), and river discharge (as well as by the wind via advection [Yu, 2011]). The ocean's salinity field is a logical place to look for the effects of changes in the hydrological cycle, since 71% of the Earth's surface is covered by the oceans and the quality and coverage of E and P observations limit our ability to directly examine the surface freshwater flux across much of the globe. Additionally, the salinity field integrates high-frequency E and P variability, thus reducing noise [e.g.,Terray et al., 2012].
[3] In this work we examine whether human-induced climate change has affected the ocean's salinity field by performing a formal, fingerprint-based detection and attribution (D&A) analysis of observed world ocean salinity changes using 20 state of the art global climate models from the CMIP5 archive [Taylor et al., 2012]. Detection determines if observed changes are likely to have arisen from natural causes, while attribution determines if observed changes are consistent human forcing of climate [e.g., Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, 2007]. We expand upon previous regional D&A salinity studies [Stott et al., 2008; Terray et al., 2012] by examining salinity changes across the globe and by depth over the top 700 m, and formalize the attribution of observed salinity changes [cf. Durack et al., 2012].
[4] Previous work has shown there are trends in ocean salinity consistent with surface warming, an amplification of the hydrological cycle, and model-estimated E and P fields [Boyer et al., 2005; Hosoda et al., 2009; Durack and Wijffels, 2010; Helm et al., 2010; Durack et al., 2012]. The formal D&A methodology is useful because it evaluates the likelihood of observed changes arising due to natural variability, and whether the changes are specifically consistent with human forcing of the climate.
[5] The ocean's salinity field (S) is dynamically intertwined with the temperature field (T), which together determine the density. Simultaneously considering multiple variables that are physically linked can increase the strength of the model-predicted signal in the observations [cf.Santer et al., 1995; Barnett et al., 2008], so we also examine changes in ocean temperature, both by itself and jointly with salinity.
[6] This work extends previous D&A studies of ocean temperature [Barnett et al., 2001, 2005; Pierce et al., 2006; Gleckler et al., 2012] by examining the temperature changes on a finer spatial scale, comparing observations to the most recent generation of global climate models, and using ocean temperature datasets that have been corrected for warm instrument biases in the mid 1970s–1980s [e.g., Gouretski and Koltermann, 2007; Domingues et al., 2008; Wijffels et al., 2008; Lyman et al., 2010] (for a summary see Pierce et al. [2011]). Gleckler et al. [2012] concluded that temperature D&A is relatively insensitive to which corrected data set is used, so we use only one here [Levitus et al., 2009, 2012]. We show that eliminating the spurious 1970–80s warming in the observations slightly increases the agreement between model-predicted and observed ocean warming.


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I got that "interesting" exception in my in-the-wild server errorlog. My app posts exceptions and "wtf"-errors to my central server, so I don't have much information what exactly happend. I just know THAT it happend, and I don't have any clue.
java.io.IOException: Math result not representable
at org.apache.harmony.luni.platform.OSFileSystem.writeImpl(Native Method)
at org.apache.harmony.luni.platform.OSFileSystem.write(OSFileSystem.java:129)
at java.io.FileOutputStream.write(FileOutputStream.java:297)
at net.jav.apps.romeolive.RomeoInterface.fetchBinaryToFile(RomeoInterface.java:299)
at net.jav.apps.romeolive.HeartBeatService$_fetchPic.run(HeartBeatService.java:327)
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1068)
at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:561)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:1096)
The code in place of net.jav.apps.romeolive.RomeoInterface:
byte[] ret=fetchBinary(fullurl);
if (ret==null) return false;
FileOutputStream os=new FileOutputStream(getCacheFileName(type,fullurl));
os.write(ret, 0, ret.length);
The "failing" line #299 is the os.write()
fetchBinary(url) fetches some binary file (thumbnail jpg) from a web server and returns it as a byte[], or NULL if not found/error.
getCacheFileName(type,fullurl) returns the cacheDir() plus type plus the sanitized fullurl (removing slashes, only use the localpart of the url).
So what exactly fails, is... Trying to write the existing thumbnail jpg byte[] to a perfectly crafted filename in cacheDir().
The device where this exception showed up (ONCE only until now) is: GT-I9000@samsung/GT-I9000/GT-I9000/GT-I9000:2.2.1/FROYO/XXJPY:user/release-keys
Did anyone have this "Math result not representable" as IOException? I'd really like to nail down that thing ;) Google and Stackoverflow didn't show up anything helpful or even related.
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TRENTON— Cleaner coastal waters have enabled the state to open 817 more acres of ocean and bays for shellfish harvesting, officials announced yesterday.
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I have some problems with subscription email notification in 1.0 RC 17 - not working at all. In fact I made the first install on a OpenSuse 11.1 64 bit and I make almost all to work except webdav and mailing subscription alerts. I put a new VM with Centos only for this 1.0 RC 17 with docmgr in single root web (no vhosts, no subdirs aliases) - webdav it's working (in linux with davfs fine, in windows with ms redir not so good) but the email for subscription alerts not. I think in all situations it's not generated. If I send email from docmgr interface everything it's ok; verifying the logs I conclude - the notification for subscription event is generated but no email. I try to solve changing sendmail with postfix but …the same result - email from the interface working but no email generated for subscriptions events. I put logging to level 5 (debug) and after watching in I think that no email was generated .
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Austin's drainage charge is assessed on utility bills and pays for solutions to flooding, erosion and water pollution.
The drainage charge is calculated individually for each property, based on the amount and percent of impervious cover. Less impervious cover means a lower charge.
What is impervious cover? It includes:
Impervious cover has a significant impact on stormwater. It increases the amount and speed of stormwater. It also increases the amount of pollutants in stormwater.
To find out more about how the drainage charge is calculated, view this presentation about the drainage charge calculations. To find out more about how impervious cover contributes to problems such as flooding, watch the video farther down the page.
Use the Find My Drainage Charge tool to see the impervious cover on your property. Need help? View this presentation. The Find My Drainage Charge tool works best with Internet Explorer 9 or higher, Firefox, Google Chrome or Safari.
If you make changes to impervious cover on your property, expect your drainage charge to change. There may be a lag time before changes are reflected in your charge. Changes that may affect your charge include increasing your parking, building an addition or adding a deck or shed. Removing impervious cover will reduce your charge. If you have removed impervious cover, please call 512-494-9400 to let us know, so we can adjust your charge for you sooner.
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President-elect Barack Obama has named leaders of the working groups that will guide his administration in technology, innovation and government reform.
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Another talk about fintech in Poland.
Some startup zealots posted a quote a few months ago:
"Set your life on fire. Seek those who fan your flames"
― Rumi
This quote really bothered me. For some reason, in the doldrums of startup building, I saw it as a warning. Set your life on fire. That's an insane proposition. And then you'll know your enemies by how they fan your flames.
But then I realized something: this quote meant something entirely different. It meant that you had to find the right people to help you grow, to help you expand, to help you gain the most out of your adventure. They fan your flames. They help you burn brighter.
I gave a talk at Impact CEE about this quote and I'd like to share it with you. I'm not usually emotional on stage but this was one of the few times that I shared personal truths with a room full of people. Anyway, enjoy.
This was a wild trip. I flew into and out of Dubai in three days spending a total of 18 hours on the ground. It was fun, though, and Dubai is a crazy wonderland.
John Sundman is on parr with Bruce Sterling and William Gibson in future-telling and he sat down with me for a few minutes at Disrupt in Brooklyn to talk about the future of nanobots, CRISPR, and genetic engineering.
It's been a habit of mine since birth and I'm sure you share it: I try to check out bookshelves whenever I can. During dinner parties I gravitate to the host's stacks in an effort to suss out their taste and opinions. Homes without bookshelves are as sterile as Intel clean rooms. They show that either the host is an insufferable bore or they are one of those weirdos who gave up all possessions. Either way, as John Waters said, "if you go home with somebody, and they don't have books, don't fuck 'em!"
What's the point? The point is that we are fast approaching an era when books will be as cumbersome and unnecessary as vinyl. The olds among us will remember the days of packing your vinyl into THOU SHALT NOT STEAL milk crates and driving them cross country next to bulging boxes of paperbacks. These days my music is in my phone alongside my books. I have one crate of vinyl that I haven't listened to since I was 21 and I have shelves of books that I rarely look at except in quiet reverie.
And printed books are in trouble. Don't let the publishers tell you otherwise. They're falling rapidly at a rate that will put them equal ebook sales in 2017. It's bad news for folks who love slipcovers.
You are hurtling towards a strange future, a future full of invisible nanobots, amazing technology, and, ultimately, ready access to delicious coffee and croissants served at a street-side cafe as life washes by your contented brain. In short, the future won't be full of Blade-Runner-esque horrors and endless rain. It will be a nice day in a nice place — everywhere in the world.
I cribbed this vision of the future from one of my podcast guests, Ben Hammersley. Ben, like me, is a techno-optimist. He believes that a truly developed world, one where robots take over our driving and travel and technology becomes ubiquitous and invisible, looks more like a nice walk in Barcelona than the Warriors. Why? Because as good things become generally available and we have to work less to get them the future will be far more pleasant than we all imagine.
You get fat. That's the worst thing. I've watched every single one of the writers I've grown up with — with a few very rare exceptions — get fat. It's actually quite funny. Look for old videos of me. I was once a calm, skinny early 30-something and now I look like a nervous beluga. There is nothing healthy about this lifestyle. Either accept that or get out now. You can exercise but unless you're an ectomorph or willing to run more than you write then you're stuck. You can quit and start surfing and get skinny again, but this requires you live in Hawaii.
You learn how to write fast. I can put up a blog post in five minutes. I'm not proud. I've been sprinting so long that writing anything longer than 1,000 words is an odd feeling. To be a true long-form writer you have to produce, edit, and revise for hours. I learned that blogging ruins long-form when I wrote my books, most notably Marie Antoinette's Watch. I could not hold a thread and my writing, while dense, was imperfect. I didn't have the discipline necessary to write long. Here's hoping I can get it back. Treasure it if you have it, even if it won't make you any money.
We are now in an era of technological stagnation, a true plateau. The last time this happened — between 1990 and 2000 — we lived in a world that changed little over a decade with incremental and short-sighted technological improvements standing in for real change. The current stagnation began in about 2008 and I expect it will end in five years.
I realize this is a lot to swallow but consider the facts: between 1990s and 2000 little changed. The Web, which was in its infancy, was still considered a plaything or snake oil by an important subset of the technologically savvy and Bill Gates didn't get publicly bullish on the Internet until 1997. The browser was an enemy and most businesses fell back to Lotus Notes and private networks in an effort to keep their employees from potentially using company time to connect their business to the world. Linux was a plaything and open source was a haven for zealots and the socially awkward.
I've written about startups for a decade. I've interviewed founders, spoke at conferences, and flapped my gums about best ways forward and how silly/cool a product was. What I didn't know, and what I know now, is that I wasn't giving startup founders their due.
In short, I didn't see two things: the fire in their bellies when it came to their idea and the fire in their bodies that was slowly burning them down. Just as the drive forward immolates you from the inside the same drive immolates our physical body. Dreaming up a business is often as easy as sitting down at a table and starting to think. Bringing a startup to life is akin to entering some sort of maniacal roller-coaster of your own devising. Finding an equilibrium is the hardest thing an entrepreneur can do and finding true calm comes only with practice.
I'm getting there, but it's hard.
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The Michigan baseball team continues to roll and to allow very few runs, as they cruised past Notre Dame today. James Bourque allowed just 1 hit and 2 walks over 7.2 innings, and struck out 8 Irishmen. Kevin White had 4 hits and Cole Martin 3, and Zach Zott scored 3 runs. This was the team's 10th straight win and 13th straight game allowing 3 runs or less.
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