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Study AbroadExpand Your World Through International Study
Imagine spending the summer studying and working in childcare in Germany, walking in the steps of St. Dominic in southern France or exploring international relations in Israel. Maybe taking in the culture of Cuba is more your speed, or perhaps spending time in the classroom in Belize. Students from St. Catharine College have earned college credit through all these experiences abroad. Whatever your vision for an international educational experience, chances are there's a way to make it a reality at St. Catharine.
St. Catharine College faculty have built strong study abroad relationships in Cuba and Belize recently. Also, as a member of the Kentucky Institute for International Studies (KIIS), http://www.kiis.org, St. Catharine is able to offer students a wide range of exciting international study options. There are also opportunities to study our world's vast oceans on voyages available through Semester at Sea® http://www.semesteratsea.org. The sky is truly the limit.
Most students who are interested in studying abroad plan their international experience for their junior year in college. If this is something you might like to do, we encourage you to talk to the Study Abroad office and your advisor during your sophomore year. Acting early (approximately a year before you travel) assures that your graduation schedule won't be adversely impacted by your international study.
Also, a student's enrollment in a program of study abroad approved for credit by the home school may be considered enrollment at the home school for the purpose of applying for assistance under the title IV, HEA program.
Make the most of your college years by adding Study Abroad to your plans. Learning abroad is an experience you will remember and treasure all your life.Study Abroad Office/Center for Student Support Services (ext 1273)
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text: In a recent letter entitled War on Christianity the writer would have us believe that it is the Republicans who are not in step with the New Testament and that the Democrats are. First of all, no political party in the world has a monopoly on adherence to Biblical principles; not Hesbollah (the Party of God) not Germany's "Christian Democrats", and most definitely none of the parties in the U.S. As the Good Book says, all fall short of the glory of God. However, if one wishes to examine the premise of the letter in question one must ask where it is written in the New Testament that the destruction of innocent infants is condoned I must have been absent from Sunday School when that lesson was taught.


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text: Sugar Cutting sugar consumption helps keep extra weight off By Nancy Shute • Jan 16, 2013 How evil is sugar? That's long been a hard question for researchers to answer. Most of the studies about sugar's health effects to date have been too small, too short-term, or too poorly designed to nail it one way or another.


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Blyth Valley
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This article is about the local government district. For constituency, see Blyth Valley (UK Parliament constituency).
|Blyth Valley
|Former Borough
Shown within Northumberland
|Sovereign state
|United Kingdom
|Constituent country
|North East England
|Administrative county
|1 April 1974
|1 April 2009
|Admin. HQ
|• Type
|Blyth Valley Borough Council
|• Leadership:
|Leader & Cabinet
|• MPs:
|Ronnie Campbell
|Time zone
|Greenwich Mean Time (UTC+0)
|• Summer (DST)
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Blyth Valley was a Local government district and borough in south-east Northumberland, England, bordering the North Sea and Tyne and Wear. The two principal towns were Blyth and Cramlington. Other population centres include Seaton Delaval, and Seaton Sluice.
The borough was formed on 1 April 1974 by the merger of the borough of Blyth, Seaton Valley urban district, and part of the borough of Whitley Bay.
The district council was abolished as part of the 2009 structural changes to local government in England effective from 1 April 2009 with responsibilities being transferred to Northumberland County Council, a unitary authority.
Important parts of Blyth Valley[edit]
- Blyth Community Hospital and Health Centre
- Small Shopping Mall
- Blyth Market Place
Important Personalities of Blyth Valley[edit]
- Ronnie Campbell MP
- Dr Joe Ghosh Medical Practitioner
- Mr Harland Writer
- Late Mr Eddie Ferguson
External links[edit]
- Statistics about Blyth Valley from the Office for National Statistics Census 2001
Coordinates: 55°07′37″N 1°31′23″W / 55.127°N 1.523°W
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------�Never try to teach a pig to sing; it wastes your time and it annoys the pig.� -Robert Heinlein and Ann's father. Thanks for the reminder, Ann.
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Matthew 25:40 (New International Version)
The King will reply, 'I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me.'
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|Look up ∂ in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
The character ∂ (html element: ∂ or ∂, unicode: U+2202) or is a stylized d mainly used as a mathematical symbol to denote a partial derivative such as (read as "the partial derivative of z with respect to x"). The symbol was originally introduced by Legendre in 1786, but only gained popularity when it was used by Jacobi in 1841.[1]
∂ is also used to denote the following:
- The Jacobian, .
- The boundary of a set in topology.
- The boundary operator on a chain complex in homological algebra.
- The boundary operator of a differential graded algebra.
- The Dolbeault operator on complex differential forms.
The symbol may be referred to as "del",[2] "dee",[3] "partial dee",[4] "partial", "curly dee",[5] or "dabba".[6]
The lowercase Cyrillic De can look similar.
- ^ Aldrich, John. "Earliest Uses of Symbols of Calculus". Retrieved 16 January 2014.
- ^ Bhardwaj, R.S. (2005), Mathematics for Economics & Business (2nd ed.), p. 6.4
- ^ Silverman, Richard A. (1989), Essential Calculus: With Applications, p. 216
- ^ Pemberton, Malcolm; Rau, Nicholas (2011), Mathematics for Economists: An Introductory Textbook, p. 271
- ^ Bowman, Elizabeth (2014), Video Lecture for University of Alabama in Huntsville
- ^ Gokhale, Mujumdar, Kulkarni, Singh, Atal, Engineering Mathematics I, p. 10.2, Nirali Prakashan ISBN 8190693549.


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Nothing today, but yesterday did my first ever "muscle up" on the rings at crossfit. So stoked!!!!
Zip. Nada. Just trying to stay awake long enough to pick up my wife, have dinner and hibernate for about 15 hours to get back to day schedule.
Steak, eggs, potatoes - fruits, nuts, berries and forage. Coconut milk and potent herbs and spices. Tea instead of coffee now and teeny amounts of kelp daily. Let's see how this does! Not really had dairy much, and gut seems better for it.
Nothing today, but yesterday did my first ever "muscle up" on the rings at crossfit. So stoked!!!!
Free your mind, and your Grok will follow!
I went for a 45 minute walk while I was dialed into a conference call. After work I did a 45 minute light jog.
Impressive. Congrats!
Few but ripe.
Last night I did 8 30 second row sprints (average distance 120m. Damn feet kept falling out of the straps) and then some basic weights and grok squats. I need to adjust my rowing sprints. I forgot that you need a few seconds to actually get up to sprinting speed on an erg. Oops.
Pull ups, curls, rows, preacher curls, Bent over row, pull over.
40 minutes of slow jogging.
2 x 3 mile, race pace walks AND
Upper body workout which included:
CHEST: 20 Pushups
BACK: 1 arm dumbell row x 20
SHOULDERS: Military press x 20
BICEPS: Curls x 20
TRICEPS: Kickbacks
And finished off the workout with :30 minutes of core strengthening exercises on the yoga ball and floor (planks, walk out planks etc.
And here's my EXCITING NEWS! For the very first time in 5 YEARS, I JUMPED up from a squatting position, over a plank and onto the other side. This is groundbreaking for me as I have a severely herniated disc that has just started to heal since going primal. And I believe it's finally healing because I have reduced inflammation of the body through restricting wheat, oils, genetically modified foods and sugar.
Start Date: 25-06-12 @ 161lbs
Goal Reached: 30-09-12 @ 143lb. Now bouncing between 145lb - 149lb. I'd like less bounce and more consistency :-)
Started Cross Fit 20.12.12 ---- Can't wait to submit my success story on the 1st anniversary of starting primal.
Todays workout:
4 sets of incline press
2 sets of flat bench
about an hour of walking
I'm a bit of a gym rat, I lift 5 days a week-- but I keep my workouts to about 20-25 minutes and focus on compound lifts (squats, deadlifts, presses).
MegaDanz class
Annie Ups the Ante
Decided to do a custom workout under my garage.
Started with push ups and pull ups off a wooden beam - 20 push ups followed by 5 pull ups, which lowered to 3 pull ups per 20 until I couldn't do any more. Didn't count the sets. Prooooooobably should have.
Then I decided to make use of my environment and do a custom weight workout for muscles that could be applied practically. Filled a couple of bags with wood and worked my shoulders, lifting them up to the side of my head for 5 sets of 10. Ouch. Then did some custom deadlifts with the wood chopping block - basically by lifting it up, holding, then lowering. Again: ouch. Then I managed to find a wooden bar. Not sure what it was doing there, but hey, there it was. So I attached the two bags previously used to either side, added a bit more wood per bag and performed 5 sets of 10 squats. OOOOOOOUCH.
This was followed by a hasty stumble upstairs and the downing of a weakly made Paleo-protein shake (doing Whole30 this month - no Whey allowed, and had short time) of two egg whites, a banana and some strawberries. This was followed quickl by a big ass meal of portobello steak mushroom burgers and a whopping bowl of sweet potato fries - using the leftover yolk as an oil.
Wow. Gotta say, right now, body is aching. Gonna feel that tommorow. But at the same time... Damn, I feel awesome.


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If you are ready to call Markham home, then you have found a website and a real estate agent who has an office in Markham and knows Markham. Markham offers unique communities like Cornell for the starting families, Markham village for a mature buyer who wants to take life at an easy pace, Angus Glen for the golf lover, Wismer,Greensborough, Milliken, Middlefield for the downtown commuter .
As an experienced and highly knowledgeable realtor who is intimately familiar with homes in Markham area I would be pleased to help you find your perfect Markham home. Owning real estate in Markham is a sound investment given the exceptional schools, high quality of community life and easy access to Toronto. Quickly becoming the new high tech capital of Canada, Markham is an exceptionally desirable place to purchase a home.
Wismer Commons - Markham Homes
Wismer Commons is one of the newest developing residential area of Markham. It is located north of 16th Avenue,west of Highway 48 and east of Kennedy Road. Wismer Commons is named after the Wismer Family, one of the original founding pioneer families of Markham. The family of David Wismer, originally from Germany and subsequently Pennsylvania, arrived in Markham Township in 1806.
The name Wismer Commons can be found on stone plaques erected on both sides of the road at main arterial road entrances of developed regions of the community, such as the intersection of Bur Oak Avenue and McCowan Road.The major arteries are Roy Rainey Ave, Bur Oak Ave,Mingay and Castelmore.
The demographics of Wismer Commons is diverse with residents coming from predominantly East Asian (mostly Chinese Canadian) heritage. Residents of Berczy Village also include South Asian, Middle Eastern, European, African, and mixed heritage Canadian families. The demographics of Wismer Commons is very similar to the demographics of Berczy Village, the neighbouring community to the west of Wismer Commons.
Greensborough - Markham Homes
Greensborough is a community in the Town of Markham in the Canadian province of Ontario.The community is one of the easternmost community in Markham, just north of Cornell, and east of Mount Joy. It includes the area north of 16th Avenue, east of Ninth Line, south of Major MacKenzie Drive and east of Reesor Road. Most of the community's northern area (areas north of Donald Cousens Way) remains uninhabited. South of Donald Cousens Way, it is occupied with medium density, European style townhouses which are built in the last 5 years .
Cornell - Markham Homes
Cornell is a new community being developed in northeast Markham, and bounded by Highway 407, 16th Avenue, Ninth Line, and the Don Cousens Parkway.
Most of the properties are townhomes, semi-detached or detached houses with garages at the rear. The communities are built with central amenities in order to contain suburban sprawl. Cornell was seen by the Markham Town Council as a way to deter the ongoing sprawl by encouraging residential density. The northern section of Cornell (north of Highway 7) is fully populated with medium density residential. The southern section of Cornell (south of Highway 7), however, is not populated, and remains as a wild field and a farm.
Cornell has its own small Cornell Communities -
Cornell Village: the original part of Cornell with homes by Ballantry, Law, and Mattamy. It is situated from Riverlands to White's Hill, east of 9th Line to Bur Oak .
Upper Cornell: currently under construction with homes by Aspen Ridge and Beaverbrook. This is the area north of 16th Avenue and south of Bur Oak and has its own Upper Cornell logo.
Grand Cornell: currently under construction with homes by CountryWide, Greenpark, and HR Development. This is the area south of Hwy 7, north of ETR 407, and east of 9th Line.
Cornell Rouge: currently under construction with homes by Forest Hill and Madison. This is the area east of Markham Bypass and south of 16th Avenue.
Angus Glen - Markham Homes
Angus Glen is a community in the north part of the Town of Markham . The boundaries of Angus Glen are Major Mac to the north, Kennedy to the East, 16th ave on the South and running in the middle of York Downs Golf and Country Club.With the latest re-zoning of Toronto Real Estate Boards map, the area defination are little different by TREB and Wikipedia.
The area was originally farm land, but as the land south has been developed, pressure is increasing to redevelop this area into residential neighbourhood; a new real estate of West Village is under on-going construction.In addition to the famous golf course, the area is home to the William Berczy Historic Cemetery, which contains the graves of the early settlers of Markham.
The Angus Glen golf course is one of the best Golf courses around Toronto.The Angus Glen Community centre is right at the interection of Warden and Major Mac and provides excellent activities for all ages .Call Tom if you are planning to buy or sell home in Angus Glen - Markham
Buttonville - Markham Homes
Buttonville is a suburban community within the Town of Markham in York Region, directly north of Toronto. It is located in the western part of Markham. Rouge River is to the northeast and Buttonville Airport is directly west of Buttonville. The superhighway Highway 404 is to the west with 4 interchanges and the nearest interchange with the Highway 407 Express Toll Route (ETR) is 2 km south on Woodbine Avenue. The population live in the eastern, northeastern and the northern parts while the industrial area of Markham is to the west and the south down to Steeles. The industrial area is home to many technology companies near the airport , which as per recent news is going to be closed and will be developed as a mixed residential and commercial.
Berczy Village - Markham Homes
Berczy Village is a residential community located in Markham. It is bounded, to the north by Major Mackenzie Drive, to the east by McCowan Road, to the south by 16th Avenue, and to the west by Kennedy Road. This area is part of northern Unionville within the Town of Markham.
The community is named after the founder of Markham and one of its earliest settlers, William Berczy. The name can be found on limestone plaques found throughout the community's many arterial road entrances.The Village is particularly known for its eclectic variety of mixed-income dwellings and the vast amount of green space that is found in most parts within the subdivision. Townhouses can be found all along Bur Oak Avenue, whereas semi-detached and detached homes are found on residential streets. It is also noted for the many garage alleyways found behind the townhomes and the plentiful spacious catwalks.
Berczy Village is just one of many community areas across the country that have adhered to Smart Growth Initiatives for suburban communities. The carefully planned urban design scheme puts an emphasis on open space, protection of environmentally sensitive areas, and conservation of woodlots.
Boxgrove - Markham Homes
Box Grove is a community in Markham and undergoing a transformation from protected agricultural to residential use. The area's name is likely linked to the hamlet of Box Grove in West Sussex, England. Box Grove is located in the area around Ninth Line (also known as Box Grove By-Pass) and 14th Avenue. Residential development began in the late 1990s and continues today. Recent development describes the area as a prestigious residential community.There are pockets of residential development near the former IBM golf course, but the eastern sections still have some farm land.
Unionville - Markham Homes
Unionville is a suburban community in Markham. It is located 33 km northeast of downtown Toronto and 4 km east of southern Richmond Hill. Main Street, which was Kennedy Road in the mid to late 20th century, runs through Unionville while the new Kennedy runs 300 m to the east.
The population of Unionville is presently about 30,000. Unionville is said to be one of the most affluent areas in the Greater Toronto Area with an average household income of $127,900. The average house is about 20 years old. The average age is about 42 years old. There is approximently 9500 homes. About 94% of the population owns their house and about 6% rent. Rouge River runs north of the central part of Unionville and to the southeast. The highway (Highway 404) is to the west, the nearest interchange with the 407 ETR is 2 km south on Kennedy Rd. The population lives in almost all parts of Unionville except for the south central industrialized area. The railway line which links the area to Toronto via GO Train Service once ran as far as Lindsay, a town near Peterborough.
Tourism is a major part of Unionville's economy. The historic village or downtown section of Unionville is typical of a small town that developed over a century or so starting in the early 1840s through the middle to late 20th century. The historic Main Street Unionville attracts thousands of visitors each year - as of 2006 it boasted 9 restaurants, including 3 pubs. Main Street also has a number of "century homes" dating back to the 1800s. Each year, thousands visit Unionville during the Unionville Festival.
Vinegar Hill - Markham Homes
Vinegar Hill community in Markham bounded by Highway 7 to the north, Highway 407 to the south, and streets just west and east of Main Street South, bordered by the Rouge River. The community is located just south of the historic village of Markham, and has several historic homes reflecting its rich history of being one of the first neighbourhoods settled in Markham. With walking paths along the Rouge River, its abundant wildlife and flora, its proximity to 407, and walking distance to Historic Main Street, this small neighbourhood has many amenities.
The small bridge with 2 lanes of traffic traverse over the Rouge River and connects Vinegar Hill to the Historic Village of Markham. The south end of community near Highway 407 is now home to a newer residential development. On some of the older streets there has been in-fill building with larger homes being built giving the older streets an eclectic full range
Main Street Markham Village south of Highway 7 is known as Vinegar Hill. Long-time resident of Princess Street, Myra Chepak, has provided the following history of how Vinegar Hill came by its name. There are two versions of how this name came about.
The first, as told to Alma Walker, former Reeve of Markham Village, by the late John Lunau, who was considered the Historian of Markham, credits a local Irish family named Baker with calling the area for their home in Ireland.
The second version is much more colourful and was related to the same Mrs. Walker by Mort Selleck, the local gravedigger, who was an old duffer, sixty years ago, when the story was told. He carefully and colourfully described how on Good Friday and only on Good Friday, the coopers (barrel makers) held a competition.
Now keep in mind the area did not look as it does today. Princess Street jogged off to the north-west from the tree lined, dirt road now known as Highway 48 and curved back north of the Rouge River. Fisher Court remains as a reminder of where the roads re-joined, after the last bridge was washed out in 1954 by Hurricane Hazel. A woolen mill was located to the west of the river owned and operated by the Milne family and a grist mill operated in the valley land area east of the Rougehaven development.
It was the barrel makers of these two mills that instigated the competition. They each filled barrels with vinegar and rolled them from a point just south of Mill Street, down the steep, dirt track to determine whose barrels would run in the straightest line, thereby crediting one or the other with building the truest and best barrel. Thus, the name Vinegar Hill - Source Wikipedia and MarkhamVillage
Rouge Banks -Rouge River Estates - Legacy - Markham Homes
Rouge Bank, Rouge River Estates and Legacy are the three sister communities of South East Markham. All the homes in these neighbourhood are detach and are one of the hidden secrets of Markham. Legacy streets are all named after variety of trees like Red Ash, Silverflower, the streets are wide and the homes are on bigger lots. Markham Green Golf Club is the heart of these communities and is great attraction for Golf lovers. A drive through the Rouge Banks community will awe you with its mansion style homes and pedicure lawns. The other bonuses are the access to Toronto via Markham Rd, Access to 407 and all the box stores between Steeles and 14th Ave. The boundaries are 407 to the north to Markham rd on the west side and 9th line on the east side.
Milliken Mills West & East - Markham Homes
Milliken is the area between 404 and McCowan Rd with 407 to the north and Steeles to the south. This area is very much is demand for Toronto commuters as the TTC services north and south of Steeles. The houses are mostly detach with majority of the homes 2 storey with single garage less than 2000sq ft built during the 1980's, with bigger homes along Highglen and 14th Ave. The Milliken area is also a first choice of lot of Indians, Chinese and Pakistan residents because of their places of worship, ethnic shopping and groceries.
The community is named after Norman Milliken, a United Empire Loyalist from New Brunswick who settled in Markham. In 1814 he received the deed for lot 1, concession 5, where he settled. Milliken operated a lumber business in the town when it was first called Milliken Corners.
The community's post office was established in 1859 on the Markham side. The Ebenezer United Church (1878; originally Milliken Primitive Methodist Church) is one of a few structures remaining in the area. The church once stood on the south side of Steeles Avenue with another church on Brimley Road. Plots at the church are many of the early families of Milliken: Thomson, Rennie, Harding, Hood, Hagerman and L'Amoreaux. The church is now located on Brimley Rd, north of Steeles Ave in Markham.
To the Milliken community, municipal boundaries were just lines on a map and the community's history can be found in the Archives of both Scarborough and Markham. School Section # 2 was established here in 1847, and a log school was built during the same year.
The neighbourhood only gave up its final farming activities in the early 1980s and is modernizing by the year. There are green spaces such as Milliken Park, Goldhawk Park and many others, also the Milliken Trail is a walking tour of the neighbourhood.
Middlefield - Markham Homes
Middlefield Markham is a small community between Markham Rd, Mccowan, 407 and Steeles. The community probably got its name because of the Middlefield rd which runs through it . The houses are detach and built on bigger lots with 4 bedrooms and double garages. The area is very popular for its easy access to TTC bus. All box stores, ethnic groceries and places of worship are all on Middlefield. The mosque on Dennison has attracted a lot of buyers from Islamic faith hence also bringing a lot of Middle Eastern and Indian stores.
Sherwood - Amberglen Markham Real Estate
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"In seeking to address the cash concerns of business who are finding it difficult to access credit, we need to think outside the box," he said.
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Graded MINT 9 by PSA. Out of the 2,261 examples PSA has graded to date, just 26 have been graded MINT 9, with only one graded higher. Extraordinary ultra high-grade example of Pete Rose's rookie card. One of card collecting's greatest classics, Rose's rookie card is the key to the 1963 Topps set, and one of the most popular of all postwar baseball cards. This card is particularly difficult to find in high grade due to the flush-to-the-border design, which makes the top edges and corners so susceptible to wear. The card displays virtually perfect centering, with bright colors and four razor-sharp corners. Perfectly clean both front and back, this is a strong card in all respects, and an exceptionally high grade example of the key card to the 1963 Topps set. SMR value for the assigned grade is $9,500. Reserve $2,500. Estimate $5,000++. SOLD FOR $9,400
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An epic tale of committing her to the skies....
Wait no longer, Sir Sparks, for verily hast the Ajax defied the unseen tethers fastening her to Mother Earth.
And I shall describe it via the medium of dance.....oh alright then, video...
Apologies for the video quality, but it was taken with a keycam velcroed to the frame of my glasses....
Great stuff Colonel, you must be well chuffed with that, and you have every right to be. It looks just about spot on, I'm really impressed by the way it ROG'd from quite rough looking ground and I love the skillful way you avoided that puddle at the end! I have duly endorsed your entry in post #1 of the build thread with the FLOWN accolade.
Thanks also for all the amusement the build thread has provided, I hope you will be with us for the proposed Britplan Build Off next year and good luck in the poll at the end of this one.
Hah! I knew it, you were bluffing us all, you know exactly what you're doing. Excellent model and a great end to a very entertaining build log. I'm so glad to have played a part in bullying you into it! Well done, Gary
I see what you mean George - guess it's no big deal.
To me the golden age of aeromodelling was the 1950s and 1960s. Earlier models are interesting but don't mean a lot personally as I wasn't around at the time.
As well as Aeromodeller and Model Aircraft plans, RCM&E started in May 1960 and Radio Modeller in January 1966 so there is a vast number of designs to choose from.
My suggestion for consultation, review and rejection would therefore be BritPlans from the swingin' 60s
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Colonel, as well as the Ajax flew I have to think, what a waste that you've been on the sidelines, not building and flying all along. My compliments! It's a beautiful little bird that obviously flys very well!
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Great accomplishment Blink. I hope my Senator performs half as well! I've had a break from it for a while for holidays etc but am now putting finishing touches to the front end plus repairing a bit of hangar/workshop/fumble fist damage. I can break models without leaving home No doubt the same for most of us!
Regarding the proposed build off for next year, George, Would plans from Aeromodeller annuals be eligible? I would suggest "vintage" as being over fifty years. That would take us back to Dec 1962(or 1963 if allowing the full year of the build). Just a thought.
I'll post further pics of the Senator when I can present it as finished.
Blink, Your video has me thinking about getting a small camera or finding some way to mount my point & shoot on my head! Also, your flights over moorland are just the sort of thing I'll have to do. To that end I made the udercart removable as I see it as a "tripping up stick." You've just proved my totally wrong! Oh well!
Hi Bob, glad to hear you are back on with the Senator, I'm sure it will fly just as well as Blinkie's Ajax, these converted rubber jobs really do work very well. Pity geography separates us, I'd love to fly my Witch along with the Colonel's Ajax your Senator and Sparks Coupe.
Aeromodeller Annual plans? Yes, certainly, up to whatever cut-off date we finally choose.
I am leaning now towards 31/12/69, RCM&E and the early Radio Modeller plans would be fine along with Aeromodeller and Model Aircraft plus such exotica as the Ian Allen Model Aviation/Model Plans Annual magazines (IMO some of the best model flying magazines EVER, such a shame there were only seven of them, but they had lots of plans in each for some very good models), Hobbies magazine, RAF Flying Review (yes they had a model section which featured several Bill Dean designs) etc., in other words any plans, full size or reduced, in any British published magazine (or book, like the AM annual) before the chosen date. The range of choice will be vast and hugely varied.
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1969 would suit me, George. There's a design in an annual from the sixties that I intend to build.
If it fits the build-off dates then I'll enter it but am going to build it anyway!
Whoops! that sounds like "leaning" on you a bit but not meant that way.
Many thanks all, I'll admit to an element of smug satisfaction creeping in!!
Not too sure I'll agree to the comments about me trying to pull the wool over eyes - I genuinely haven't built a balsa model in well over a decade. It is you chaps (and chapettes if any of the fairer sex are behind the screen names) who have assisted along the way. Often the biggest assistance has been guidance as to what it is possible to get away with, rather than how to do it 100% correctly!! But the truth of the matter is that I've had a fine time building the model, and to have it fly so gently and slowly really was the icing on the cake.
The real worry was the test glide - I really didnt know whether it would stall massively or try and bury its nose underground, or turn to one side. I knew that the surfaces weren't millimeter straight, but felt that inaccuracies were equal either side etc. Once that first glide went well, I knew I had to fly it there and then. 200yds further down the road was the golf course. I forgot to turn the camera on for the first flight - so you didnt see that when I hand launched and gave it full throttle, it stood vertical on the left wing! Luckily I got a lot of rudder in fairly quickly and caught it before it went in at full beans!! The take offs in the video were made at about 2/3rds throttle and were much easier to control. Because the camera was velcroed to my specs, I couldn't be sure what was framed - hence you missed the landings. It is a real compliment to the design that every landing finished with the model on it's wheels, only rolling a foot or two. This is the first RC model I've had with wheels, so they were the first 'proper' landings I've done.
After the flying in the video and the first flight (2min?), the 360mAh battery was showing 50% charge, so 10mins should be easy. So its pretty economical too, and flies on a whiff of throttle. A very different sort of flying, but on a calm evening, very very enjoyable indeed.
Yes, I do feel a real sense of achievement, and I will be building again. I just need to leave a few weeks / months before starting another.
Well done Blink! It was clearly going to fly well as soon as you launched it on that wonderfully smooth test glide on the moor.
Great video from the spec-cam (I use a hat-cam, which is also from Q's stores). My heartiest congrats on the maiden flights, a great build log and a fine looking model too.
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...tell me that you may have not have been making it obvious that you liked her by means of subtle flirting. Women are emotional creatures, and if a male proposes himself simply as a friend without signs of interest a woman will commonly accept that.
This is really important, as each person responds differently to various actions. This is where getting to know someone goes into a different level, beyond simply her favorite color or food. You will need to experiment to a degree and study her reaction to your comments and actions. Keep it very simple at first, and build upon that based on her reaction. Once you've managed to learn at least some degree of her personality, then you can start inserting ideas that keeps her mind at work. Keeping her mind wondering is key, as the more she thinks about what you previously, the more likely she is to assess her feelings towards you.Originally Posted by CantGetAWii
Women are emotional creatures, and almost all women seem to love some sense of mystery or generally anything that outlines there emotional preferences.
A good example would be what Warrior said, "well mayeb you should start thinking about me in that way". Some women would see this as a sign of masculinity, and if that is a desired preference in a mate then it could of had a positive reaction. Others, like Frogger, took it as more shovenistic and referenced it as more of an attack - her reaction was more negative obviously.
By studying her reactions to less obvious comments and flirtation will be the key, then you can evaluate your own personality and build from that point on. Once you get a better understanding of her personality and while she does the same with yours (by keeping her thinking), and if all goes well in time even more direct responses will result more positively.
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In the three decades that have elapsed since the founding of the Central Surgical Association, the size of the membership has increased, the composition of the membership has changed, and there has been a remarkable alteration in the scientific world in general. It seems appropriate to examine the objectives of this Association, to attempt to determine how successful the society has been in meeting these goals, and to consider setting new objectives for the future. Many of these remarks may have more general application, but I will consider the Central Surgical Association in particular because of my familiarity with it.
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There are 164,000 defense-related jobs in the state of Pennsylvania.
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We will admit to conflicting views on this issue.
On the one hand, the size of the federal government and its budget has to be reduced if the country is to melt down the $16 trillion-plus deficit that threatens the quality of life of all Americans, especially those who are young now.
But on the other hand, the country's defense duties don't appear to be dwindling. And, moreover, we don't believe Pennsylvania should be the whipping boy of the defense reductions. It's losses in jobs and military facilities shouldn't be proportionately greater than other portions of the country.
The state has major installations at the Carlisle Barracks, where the U.S. Army War College is housed and three equipment and supply installations at Letterkenny Army Depot in southcentral Pennsylvania, a Naval support depot in suburban Harrisburg and Tobyhanna Army Depot in northeastern Pennsylvania.
The worth of these bases should be measured against others before they are eliminated.
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Chad 'Ochocinco' Johnson came clean about what he's actually guilty of.
The former football star, and short-time husband of Evelyn Lozada, admitted to being the reason his life turned upside down overnight.
In an interview with ESPN's "First Take," he said he was started the mess between his now ex-wife and admits to cheating.
"There was a domestic dispute, for one, which was all my fault, because I'm living life the way it shouldn't be lived. [That's] why I lost everything I did," Chad stated. "It is what it is. I made the bed, I'm laying in it. I paid the price for what I did wrong."
He still refers to Evelyn as his wife. The head butt thing, he calls that a mistake.
"What happened was a mistake. That's what happened. A mistake that I've continuously apologized for with the people that I've hurt, including my wife," he said. "I think me continuing to say 'sorry' sort of drowns it out."
Chad's apologized to Evelyn for his actions and finds himself still fighting for her love.
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There is no justice on TV. ABC's adding two turkeys to the schedule: Hail to the Chief and Me and Mom. NBC—the schizophrenic network, half class, half shlock—is putting the disgusting Hunter back on the air. But meanwhile, ABC's Moonlighting is being yanked as of April 2, virtually unwatched and all but unhyped. Cybill Shepherd and Bruce Willis starred in this private-eye show with a difference: It was well written, well directed and fun—not great but good. As ABC, now No. 3, guts and rebuilds its lineup for fall, let's hope it finds a spot for Moonlighting. Then there could be justice, after all.
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The July 31 show will feature "The Universe of Song Showcase," featuring singer-songwriters from the East Coast, and headlined by the band Berkobin and Corson.
The Aug. 1 show will be the "Night of 1,000 Drums Concert," featuring former Rusted Root drummer Donovan and Congolese musician Elie Kihonia.
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22nd-23rd March 2008
In his recent history of the genre, Roger Luckhurst argues that the marginalisation of Science Fiction (SF) from the literary establishment helped readers and writers to identify its conventions. Fandom blossomed from this liminal space, its culture providing a unique history of the relations between texts and their readers. While fans were the first historians of SF, other communities have since established their own versions of the genre. The rise of national SF in countries such as Brazil and the old Soviet Union, China and Japan de-centre its Anglo-American bias. Feminist and queer writers work to unravel its phallocentrism and heterosexism. Histories of black and Aboriginalist fiction point out the political uses of the form. The genre has itself been shaped by its reception by these communities. In Anglo-American SF, the genre's intimacy with fandom has transformed the way its fiction (and history) has been written. It is with a view to thinking through such developments that this symposium seeks work on what SF has been to different audiences at different times, on rewriting generic history to arrive at a better understanding of the state of the art today.
Papers are invited on the following or related topics:
• Histories of the SF community
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You know that feeling you get when you're out with somebody — on a date, say, or to Sunday brunch with a friend you haven't seen in a while — and they ignore you for their smart phone? That boredom that sets in when the conversation dries up that gradually morphs into a desperate, abandoned sensation that makes you wonder why you even came? "Paranoia" is like nearly two hours of that feeling.
It's partly on account of the premise: Two rival tech moguls in the cellphone business are out to destroy one another. It's not sexy stuff in 2013 (or ever, really), a cat-and-mouse game between two old rich dudes who make cellphones. Of course, it doesn't help that the movie is directed with all the panache and passion of a Ciroc commercial (or Apple, or Pepsi — pick your shameless-product-placement poison). But all the crackerjack filmmaking in the world couldn't make convoluted conversations about imaginary cellphone technology interesting.
Also not helping matters is Liam Hemsworth in his first leading-man role of note. The Australian hunk plays Adam Cassidy, an entry-level employee who works for ruthless tech-company CEO Nicolas Wyatt (a nattily dressed Gary Oldman). After bungling a presentation and getting himself into a fix that compromises not only his job but his legal record, Adam is strong-armed by Wyatt into agreeing to engage in undercover corporate espionage against a rival company.
Adam is groomed to fit into the world of the 1 percent, outfitted with a fancy wardrobe and a three-story Manhattan apartment, and in no time he's hired by Jock Goddard (Harrison Ford), former-work-associate-turned-rival of Wyatt. Adam is, effectively, a plant, and it's his job to scope out Goddard's company for game-changing innovations under increasing pressure from Wyatt.
Nothing about Hemsworth crackles onscreen. The most impressive aspect of his character is his hair's ability to remain perfectly moussed after a wild night on the town and through the next morning's hungover walk of shame. His lack of leading-man charisma is especially egregious when he shares so much screen-time with Ford, who's delightful even when he's slumming.
One wonders why they couldn't have rewritten the central part to be a woman — or, short of that Hollywood blasphemy, slapped a beard on Amber Heard and let her have a crack at it. She's sexy and smart as Emma Jennings, a cutthroat scion of privilege, but relegated to the thankless role of romantic interest.
The film's only real delights come courtesy of Ford and Oldman, who are fantastic even when they've checked whatever dignity they have left at the door for a paycheck. The irascible old men trade deliciously hammy jabs in their shared screen-time — of which they don't get enough. Instead, we're treated to the primal boredom of watching pretty people on a big screen fiddle with other, smaller screens.
"Paranoia" is ostensibly a thriller, but there's nothing remotely thrilling about it. The slick, plodding bore is as exciting as watching somebody else tap out text messages.