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A Q106.5 listener has won a pair of tickets to the Sylvania 300 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Sunday.
A Q106.5 listener has won a pair of tickets to the Sylvania 300 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on Sunday.
Morrill's Travis Benjamin will try to do something this weekend that only Ralph Nason has done before - win three consecutive Oxford 250 races.
Matt Kenseth led 146 of 200 laps on his way to an easy victory at NASCAR's Pure Michigan 400 Sprint Cup Series race on Sunday afternoon at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, Mich.
The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series is never closer to us than this weekend when they race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon. Today is practice and qualifying day.
Little Peters, the 17 year-old budding video internet sensation from somewhere in the woods of upper Penobscot County shows us how it's done!
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Fort Kent's Austin Theriault made his debut in NASCAR's Truck Series Friday night and the rookie made a big impression taking home a fourth place finish.
This is it! The final week before we hit the trails from the Hungry Hollow 76'ers Snowmobile Camp in Levant to the Sebasticook Valley Community Center in Newport! There is no question as to whether we'll have enough snow, the only question is...how many eggs will we carry? And that is entirely up to you!
Fort Kent racer Austin Theriault has returned to Maine for a weekend of racing leading up to the Nationwide race in New Hampshire next week.
Fort Kent's Austin Theriault makes his NASCAR Nationwide Series debut this weekend at Iowa Speedway in front of ESPN cameras. Not bad for the 20-year-old from Aroostook County.


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- Platforms: PC, PS3, X360
- Developer: Arkane Studios
- Publisher: Bethesda
- Genre: First Person, Shooter
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Dishonored is an immersive first-person action game that casts you as a supernatural assassin driven by revenge. Creatively eliminate your targets with the flexible combat system as you combine the numerous supernatural abilities, weapons and unusual gadgets at your disposal. Pursue your enemies under the cover of darkness or ruthlessly attack them head on with weapons drawn. The outcome of each mission plays out based on the choices you make.
Dishonored is set in Dunwall, an industrial whaling city where strange technology and otherworldly mysticism coexist in the shadows. You are the once-trusted bodyguard of the beloved Empress. Framed for her murder, you become an infamous assassin, known only by the disturbing mask that has become your calling card. In a time of uncertainty, when the city is being besieged by plague and ruled by an oppressive government armed with neo-industrial technologies, dark forces conspire to bestow upon you abilities beyond those of any common man – but at what cost? The truth behind your betrayal is as murky as the waters surrounding the city, and the life you once had is gone forever.
Dishonored scores through the roof
The second game for which the reviews started appearing is Arkane Studios' new IP, Dishonored, which is being published by Bethesda. Is it worthwhile to launch a new IP so late in a console's life cycle? Many have questioned this, but it certainly seems to not have tampered with the quality of the game itself. […]
Arkane: Dishonored isn't a First Person Shooter!
In an interview with Gamesindustry.biz, Arkane Studios' Harvey Smith wanted to make it clear to everyone that Dishonored won't be a "thrill-a-minute" scripted shooter, but rather an immersive first person action game with depth and which gives players choices that have consequences. As way of giving examples of games that have a similar idea behind […]
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Preview: Dishonored
Dishonored is a game that's difficult to put in a nicely defined genre cubicle. Officially it's a "first person action game", but it also has some RPG elements, a sniff of adventure, and also stealth appears to play a not to be underestimated role. As of October 12th you can check it out on PC, […]
Launch Trailer: Dishonored
Yesterday we already gave you an overview of the first review scores for Arkane Studios' and Bethesda's Dishonored, and today the publisher has sent out a gorgious launch trailer for the game. Check it out below:
Dishonored goes interactive
Arkane Studios and Bethesda have released "The Path to Revenge", an interactive trailer in which you get to make some choices, just like in the game itself.
Second Tale of Dunwall is here
'The Tales from Dunwall', the three-part Dishonored webisode series continues today with the release of 'The Hand the Feeds'. While the first episode revealed how Dunwall was revolutionized by a new energy source, this next chapter is a cautionary tale – one that illustrates the advantages, and the dangerous disadvantages, of accepting supernatural abilities from […]
Dishonored gets webseries, first episode inside
Bethesda and Arkane Studios have released the first episode in a three part new webseries, called 'The Tales from Dunwall', for their upcoming first person action game, Dishonored. The first part is called "The Awakening" and these prequels, scored by Daniel Licht (Dexter) and narrated by Chloe Grace Mortez (Kick Ass), give you a first-hand […]
Final Dishonored dev diary talks End Game
Bethesda has released the fourth and final development diary for Dishonored. In 'End Game', the team at Arkane Studios reflect on the journey of taking Dishonored from its early conceptual stage to a world ready to be fully experienced by fans.
Dev Diary 3 for Dishonored talks Experience
Bethesda has released development diary number 3 for Arkane Studios' Dishonored and focus this time is on "Experience". The game's flexible combat systems allow you to play to your individual style and craft your own experience. In this video, the team at Arkane Studios discuss the game's depth of player choice
Second diary for Dishonored talks Immersion
Bethesda has released the second development diary for Arkane Studios' Dishonored, called 'Immersion'. The team at Arkane Studios discusses the creative process that went into building the world and characters of Dunwall — from the city setting and it's strange technologies to the all-star cast voicing its citizens.
First Dev Diary for Dishonored arrives
Bethesda has released the first development diary for Dishonored, called Inception. In this video we go behind the scenes with the team at Arkane as they discuss the concept and creation of Dishonored, and as they provide insights into developing its world: Dishonored will be available in North America on October 9, 2012 and throughout […]
Dishonored goes Stealth
Bethesda and Arkane Studios have released a new trailer for their upcoming first person action game Dishonored in which they show how the game's stealth system works and highlights the tools and powers at your disposal to make your way through the game unseen by your enemies. Dishonored will be available in North America on […]
Dishonored shows off creative killing
Bethesda and Arkane Studios have released a trailer for their upcoming first person action title Dishonored, in which they show off some of the creative ways you can kill enemies. This to prove just how flexible the combat system is. Combine supernatural abilities with the weapons and gadgets at your disposal and what you get […]
Arkane: Dishonored isn't a First Person Shooter!
In an interview with Gamesindustry.biz, Arkane Studios' Harvey Smith wanted to make it clear to everyone that Dishonored won't be a "thrill-a-minute" scripted shooter, but rather an immersive first person action game with depth and which gives players choices that have consequences. As way of giving examples of games that have a similar idea behind […]
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Critical thinking is the ability to reason and solve problems using facts and concepts. These questions can be approached from a number of angles, and in most cases, they do not have a single correct answer.
a. Is there a microbe that could grow on a medium that contains only the following compounds dissolved in water: CaCO3, MgNO3, FeCl2, ZnSO4, and glucose? Defend your answer.
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A diverse collection of properties exists in Hilltop, one of Denver's most affluent subdivisions. The heterogeneous East Denver District resembles a catalog of residential styles from the 1880s to the 1990s, making finding a home suitable to one's architectural preference somewhat easier than in other more modern, cookie-cutter type districts throughout Denver. Four bedroom homes in Denver-Hilltop range in price from $500,000 to upwards of $3 million with larger homes, privately-gated estates, mansions and manors anchoring the higher end of the pricing spectrum. A select few condominiums and townhouses are available as are historic properties and plots of land designated for custom building.
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We have nothing but gratitude for the amazing outpouring of support that came from Southern Arizona for this year's HungerWalk. It was an amazing day to come together to raise money and awareness for the fight against hunger in our community. Between the two locations, over 1,600 people participated in the walk, making this our largest event ever.
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Gary Bartz Quintet at Smoke
After a familiar Charlie Parker ostinato opening to "Star Eyes," alto saxophonist Gary Bartz eased his quintet into the standard with a sampling from "Johnny One-Note," that was soon a flurry of many notes. He smoothly sketched the melody line before surrendering the bridge to alto saxophonist Vincent Herring, who, as he would do to the delight of the audience at Smoke in Upper Manhattan for the remainder of the evening's first set, essay lavish ripples of Bird-like solos.
When they were not alternating on the tune, the two horns were in wonderful counterpoint, and the tight blend they evoked was at each turn emphasized by the rhythm section—pianist Sullivan Fortner; bassist James King, and drummer Greg Bandy.
The late Walter Davis Jr.'s "Uranus" is an intricate but fascinating composition and once again Herring and Bartz gave special attention to the rhythmic complexity without losing the tune's pretty contours, and Fortner, a native of New Orleans and a graduate of Oberlin College was particularly impressive with his occasional run of locked chords and Davis would have truly appreciated his harmonic interpretation.
The quintet was quickly back in their comfortable bebop milieu with "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes," and there were a thousand sighs in the club when King delivered this solo, moving with a pleasant, unrushed precision on his bass. And it was clear from his intuitive feel for the beat that Bandy had played this tune, well, not a thousand times, but enough to avoid any of the time worn clichés.
Freddie Hubbard's "Up Jump Spring" was a perfect nod to the almost balmy first day of November weather in the city, and Bartz, now on soprano saxophone, treated the song with a series of musical hints, including a lick or two from "Without a Song" before tossing the bouncy number to Herring to push it to yet another plateau of beauty.
There was a strong temptation to stick around for another set but having purchased Bartz's latest CD "Coltrane Rules—Tao of a Music Warrior," his music would fill the living room at the next stop where a partner with "Star Eyes" and a night with a thousand eyes was waiting for our trip to Uranus.
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Literally meaning 'the city of immortals', Amravati has long had its place of honour in both legend and history. Tradition links it to the abode of the goddess Amba (mother), whose shrine is located here. It was the capital of the legendary Vidarbha Janapada and the name of the capital city, Kundinapura, is still preserved in the form of a place called Kaundinyapur. We turn the spotlight on the long heritage of Amravati and its many tourist attractions.
Kaundinyapur was excavated archaeologically by the state's Directorate of Archaeology & Museums in the late sixties of the last century, as well as more recently. The results revealed the archaeological importance of the site dating right from the pre-historic period up to late mediaeval times. The Vakatakas ruled over this area between the third to the sixth centuries of the Christian era. Though they followed the Vedic-Puranic religion, they gave equal patronage to other faiths.
One Buddhist vihara and some incomplete rock-hewn caves were carved here during their reign.
The modern-day district of Amravati is rich in flora and fauna thanks due to adequate rainfall and good climatic conditions, and is famous for the launch of Project Tiger in Dharani, Melghat. It also has a tribal belt housing the Korkus. Semadoh, a forest village, 48 kilometres from Achalpur on Dharani Road, is a silent peaceful settlement with a beautiful resort, a museum, a lecture hall and camping hut managed by the Forest Department.
Other places worth a visit are Salbardi and Riddhpur, both in the Morshi taluka, which are places of importance known for their rich historical and cultural background along with a picturesque landscape. Annual fairs are held here which attract a great number of people from in and around the district. A multi-storied construction situated in the midst of a tank on the Dharani route called Satabudaki in the vicinity of village Datura, is another attraction. Also of interest is a sculpture of Karttikeya at Achalpur, as well as several Vaishnava icons in Vadner-Bhujang , a Yadava inscription on the wall that is now illegible, a temple at Lasur, etc.
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YSI develops and manufactures sensors, instruments, software and data collection platforms for environmental and coastal water quality monitoring and testing. YSI also offers life sciences products including biochemical analyzers for bioprocess monitoring, food and beverage processing and sports physiology. YSI and SonTek/YSI environmental products and integrated systems ...
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Environmental Management Services Inc
based in Hattiesburg, MISSISSIPPI (USA)
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The Environmental Company
based in Ruth, MISSISSIPPI (USA)
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HAHA. I saw LeBron go nuts with the promises of how many championships Miami will win.
"Not one, not two, not three, . . . . "
Kobe must have been furious.
LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh all signed six-year contracts to play for the Miami Heat on Friday. In a never-before seen display of hype, hysteria, and hyperbole, the "Super-Friends" had the NBA world on a string, and ultimately they got everything they wanted (except for LeBron, who may just now be learning what him and his business manager Maverick Carter did to his brand). Bosh and James will earn $110 million over the term of their deals, while Wade will earn $107 million, with each of them taking roughly $15 million less than the max.
Mike Miller's deal with Miami is for five-years and about $25 million.
Udonis Haslem, a power forward, signed a five-year deal worth about $20 million.
The Heat have reportedly re-signed center Joel Anthony to a five-year, $18 million contract.
The Heat signed rookie big man Dexter Pittman on Friday. However, fellow rooks Jarvis Varnado and Da'Sean Butler may end up playing over seas next season since the Heat are ready to try to win right now.
While the Heat are not said to be interested in signing Penny Hardaway, there is a list of guys they're thinking about making minimum offers to in order to fill out the roster.
They're still expected to sign Zydrunas Ilgauskas and Juwan Howard, and then will look at a few of these guys: Carlos Arroyo, James Jones, Tracy McGrady, Jerry Stackhouse, Eddie House, Keyon Dooling, Jason Williams, Kwame Brown, Jawad Williams and Rasual Butler.
BY MY COUNT, the Miami Heat have spent 390 million dollars signing Wade, Bosh, James, Miller, Haslem & Anthony. Spending almost 400 million dollars in a mere fortnight!
There are reports that Ilgauskus, Howard & Pittman have signed on as well. I have to assume these 3 contracts will equal about 10 million. So, we can officially declare that MIA has spent 400+ million dollars this July (for they still have a few roster spots to fill out).
WOW.... Freaking WOW.... Way to go Pat Riley, huh?
In 2007, the Boston Red Sox spent almost 300 million dollars to bolster their roster, after a playoff-less 2006 campaign. This titllating tidbit was barely a footnote when the press covered BOS's championship run....
In 2009, the New York Yankees spent 400 million bucks to lure 3 top dawgs to their club, and this fact was hammered home repeatedly. This financial fact was the preamble to any story involving, or revolving, the Yanks last year.... Drummed home for all to hear/read/see/think about whenever the team was mentioned.
So here we are.... Now another franchise goes ALL-IN, and shells out almost a half billion dollars. Fine. Good for them. But, will the reporting be biased? Will the attention be focused on the title run (like it was with BOS) or diluted a little (like it was for NY)?
I imagine ESPN barely even broaches the topic of payroll and the off-season spending spree. I doubt we hear "half-billion" or "400 million" once from Sept-June. NOt a peep.
Actually, it might be the reverse.... They'll talk about what a coup MIA was able to pull off.... About the "bargain" deals they got, how people took "less money" to win, and the climate that fostered! LOL! Complete bogus, right?
They might even say they were frugal!
AND, what's with JAMES shouting aloud about winning SEVEN titles? I thought he signed a 6 yr-deal? Methinks even now James is thinking only of himself and his legacy. Like he cares about Wade-Bosh, or MIA.
HAHA. I saw LeBron go nuts with the promises of how many championships Miami will win.
"Not one, not two, not three, . . . . "
Kobe must have been furious.
LeBitch will never be mentioned in the same sentence as Kobe ever again unless the sentence is "Kobe ****ING OWNS LeBitch"
Lebitch had a chance to boost up his legacy if he led a team to some championships and created a dynasty but now that he's playing second fiddle, there's nothing more for him.
More I ponder the more i feel this was a severe miscalculation for Jester James. For Wade? Excllent. Pat the Rat? Masterful. Bosh? Who the fck cares he'll be getting posterized by Amare and AR-47 so much he'll be playing like JJ Reddick in 3 yrs.
But for Jester James...WoW.
Legacy? Wade's henchmen, at best, who talked about ruling but just got ruled and tagged along. Scottie Pippen, less respected and more questioned. A Muskateer. Worst? Biggest loser of all time; most disliked an: most mocked and infamous athlete ever.
And if he doesnt already know this, he soon will.
Every loss he tastes will be laced with a healthy dose of acid. And a playoff loss? A CHOKE? His gatorgade will be as if it's laced with cyanide as the metaphysical doubts pile on.
When he wins, he wins less.
When he loses, he loses more.
And no matter what he will be the kingdom's jester, not king.
the way i see it, by the end of the season lebron james will have played 25-30 games with out the current heat roster being fully intact, being that 75 percent of the players they signed, including wade and bosh are significantly injury prone, if not the most injury prone players in the entire league.
bosh 65 games missed in his career
Juwan Howard is like 38 years old
BIg Z has missed approx 45 games over the past 2 seasons, and has seen his minutes go from 30 to 20 in that time span.
Magliore has played approx 130 games over the past 4 seasons avg around 8 mins per game ??
Miller missed 28 games last season and has not played a full season since his rookie year including 5 years where he has played less than 70 games.
Wade has been durable for 2 seasons
but spent 60 games on the injured list in back to back seasons prior.
point is, this team could fall apart very quickly, and with these 3 guys locked up for around 85 percent of the teams salary cap; this year may be their best year to win it based on the age of their current supporting cast
this may have actually been a good thing for the east lol.
The thing I love the most about our team, is we don't ever seem afraid
Heh good point. The Heat might be team injury next year with all the oldies and I bet a lot of people are rooting for that.
Might lead to the Big 3 picking up for the slack and getting injured as well. Should be fun times.
I look forward to the playoffs with the Celtics vs. Heat and half their teams in ice buckets.
The Yankees got so much flak because they wnet all out for CC, AJ, and Tex....then they wont a championship in the first year...so the odds of Miami winning one is even more likely since baseball has a 25 man roster and basketball has a 12 man roster, a few players in basketball is like revammping a whole baseball lineup with all stars.
"The Knicks are back" - Amare
It's different. Basketball is a team sport. Baseball, not so much - an individual's performance is all that's important.
In baseball one doesn't really need to be a well-balanced team. Many World Series teams have had scrub players playing certain positions - but that doesn't matter, because all you need is a SOLID offense with 5 or 6 good bats and you've got enough offense to win the championship. It doesn't matter if your bottom 3 sucks - in fact, the bottom 3 sucks in MOST lineups.
With basketball on the other hand if you don't have a center, no matter how good the rest of your team is you'll constantly get exposed by bigger teams. It's why LeBron and the Cavs got ****ed by Dwight Howard and Kevin Garnett.
And it's why the Heat are going to have some issues if they don't get a center - they're going to get ****ed in the ass by D12 and the Magic and probably even Bogut and the Bucks...


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The New Orleans Saints' Drew Brees is often referred to as a great NFL quarterback.
This is due to his accuracy, leadership and intelligence.
Brees is known as a threat in the passing game, especially in today's NFL where it is all about the high-flying offenses.
However, Brees is rarely mentioned as the NFL's best quarterback.
That title has always gone to either Tom Brady or Peyton Manning in past years, and this year it seems as though Aaron Rodgers is the QB at the top.
Brees has done nothing but win games and put up great numbers since he came to New Orleans in 2006, but he is consistently overlooked when this conversation of "who the best QB is" comes up.
In 2011, Brees may have stated his case for becoming the NFL's best quarterback.
He set the NFL record for passing yards, 5,476, and completion percentage, 71.2, in a single season.
Brees led his Saints to a 13-3 record, their second NFC South crown in three years and a third straight playoff berth.
Brees broke many other records throughout the season and stated his case for the NFL's MVP.
He may not win the MVP this year, and will probably still be left out of the conversation for the best quarterback in the NFL, but he can use the 2012 playoffs to cement his legacy and become the league's best passer.
Let's take a look at three reasons why Brees can become known as the best quarterback in the NFL after the 2012 postseason.


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Woke up thinking about this. I hooked up a 3S 30C battery and got 90W at 8A out of the system.
Looked at the ESC documentation and saw that the default timing for the motor is "Low" (3.75 degrees) with Medium (15) and High (26.25) available.
I think that, tonight, I will play with the ESC programming and retest.
Hey David,
I have few thoughts on your power issues for your consideration. As lightly loaded as your Skua is, 100w/lb ought to provide fighter-like performance, assuming the pitch speed of your prop is in the right range. Your Rufe may have suffered from a combination of low pitch speed and the high drag of its floatplane configuration. I've flown a Guillows Spitfire with around 50-60 w/lb, and it was fully aerobatic.
If your batteries are oldish, 12A can be a lot to expect from a 800 mAh pack, even one that is nominally 25 or 30C. Check the voltage under WOT and see if it sags noticeably; that'll be a sign that your packs are getting tired.
I conducted further power system tests this evening. Changing the timing of the ESC did improve the overall performance in Watts, but only about 3-4 percent.
I'm using a GWS EP 8040 (I wish it wasn't orange), as recommended by the seller. I did a vertical-orientation, WOT, "hold it gently in your hand" thrust test and find that it's just at 1:1. So I can be happy with that. I might replace the 18A ESC for something smaller... but I might change props.
I installed the ESC and Receiver, hooking up the servos and checking the correct direction of deflection. I set up dual rates and throws, expecting it to be sensitive in roll, there not being much dihedral. Everything is tested and put together. To achieve CG, I had to move the ESC, receiver and battery forward of the crew compartment, into the area behind the motor.
All that is lacking is finishing and installing the sub-fin and tailwheel, the hatch, and the crew compartment transparencies...
Saturday and Sunday are supposed to be unseasonably warm and essentially wind free. If I flat-pattern and fold a prototype forward canopy transparency, and temporarily forgo detailed pilots, I may be able to try first flight this weekend.
Current weight of the airframe (no hatch, no pilots, no transparencies, no hook fastener [for battery], no battery) is 283.7 g. I may still come in under the 300 g target weight if I can keep the hatch weight down.
My 3S 800 mAh batteries run between 60 and 72 g... so, flying weight should be around 370 g.
As one gets more experienced and power trains get more powerful and lighter, the availability of extra power "just in case" is more and more tempting.
I like it!
I generally try to strictly adhere to these rules:
> Less than 50W/lb - very lightweight / low wing loading slow flyer.
> 50 to 80 W/lb - powered gliders, basic park flyers and trainers, classic biplanes and vintage ('Old Timer') type planes.
> 80 to 120 W/lb - general sport flying and basic/intermediate aerobatics. Many scale (eg warbirds) subjects suit this power band.
> 120 to 180W/lb - more serious aerobatics, pattern flying, 3D and scale EDF jets
> 180 to 200+W/lb - faster jets and anything that requires Arnie-amounts of muscle!
Looks great.
I had some long days this week and got my hours in before lunch, today. So home for the final stretch.
I built a flat-patterned and fabricated a forward canopy, completed the hatch, and finished preparations for first flight.
All systems are tested and things seem to be ready; leaving only the pilot and orange propeller for later in the flight test program.
If the weather behaves as forecast, I should fly her tomorrow morning.
Cue "Shine on Crazy Diamond"
Good luck Dave.
Looking forward to hearing the flight report.
- Phil
Engineering math...
Good News and bad news.
Good news: the first flight was a success. She was a little twitchy in roll but I expected that, after eliminating most of the dihedral. She also needs more down thrust, being prone to climb under power more than I'd like but... I expected that, too; as a result of using the flat-bottom airfoil. I had to put my camera on a tripod and fly in front of it. I'll try to have some video up tonight. It's transferring from the camera to the other computer now. I won't spend time on it until later as I need to finish preparing the Sunday School lesson I have to teach in the morning.
Bad news: the second flight was not a success. About 20 seconds after hand-launching, during a full-power climb out, the motor separated from the motor mount. Looking at the interface, the little hex screws were not quite tightened enough. When the motor jumped out in front of the airframe, I immediately went to idle. Even so, the motor pulled the ESC and the battery far forward, through the firewall and almost out of the plane. The CG went forward with them. Going to high rates/full throws, I was able to successfully dead-stick a landing in the grass; without further damage to the airframe. I figure it will take 3-6 hours to rip out the damaged area, rebuild a motor mount, and re-stuff the systems into the airframe.
It threw me off my stroke, as when I flew my Rufe afterward, as a relief from frustration; I bashed it on its second flight when I lost orientation at low altitude and cartwheeled it. I have several hours of work waiting for me there, as well.
So I flew my UMX Mig 15... and it survived three flights, breaking the curse.
I'm torn between "Wah!" and "Hooray!"
Congrats on the "GOOD" news, sorry to here the "bad" news. I had a little bell 400 mounted like that and it did the same thing. Something about that one little set screw just ain't right.
Video of the first flight.
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Patty Schwartz is one of those fans who have bought in completely. The Cheektowaga resident with the Sabres flag flying outside her front door has watched the team with unwavering optimism since Terry Pegula took over in February.
"I call it Pegulaville," Schwartz said Wednesday, "and I say anything is possible in Pegulaville -- and it is because he delivered the tickets to me today."
Indeed, Schwartz's die-hard belief that anything can happen was proved when the owner walked onto Schwartz's front porch to personally hand over her season tickets. Pegula made the visit with his wife, Kim, daughter, Jessie, and team President Ted Black on a day when upwards of 25 families and businesses received extra-special deliveries for the 2011-12 season.
"I've been nervous since about noon. Now I'm going a little crazy," said Schwartz, who like the other recipients was advised in advance by the Sabres to be home or in the office for VIP treatment. "I was very happy because [Pegula] was my choice. I wanted to see him more than a player because I'm just so excited about everything he's done with the team. It's just perfect because I've wanted to meet him and his family, Jessie and Kim, too."
The idea of having team members personally deliver ducats has grown in recent years. The Pittsburgh Penguins played mailman this week for the fifth straight season.
"We talked about this back in January before we even bought the team, when we were going through our Pegula playbook," Black said. "This is a good one."
The ticket-delivery caravan departed First Niagara Center just after 1 p.m. in five groups. Eight players -- Ryan Miller, Thomas Vanek, Jason Pominville, Derek Roy, Robyn Regehr, Christian Ehrhoff, Ville Leino and Nathan Gerbe -- split into teams of two and climbed into four limos for their visits throughout Western New York and Southern Ontario. Pegula drove his own vehicle to his five stops, loading the family and Black into a GMC Denali.
"It's a lot of fun, especially having Jessie here," Pegula said. "It's good people, and it's good to have fans that support the team like they do. It's really cool."
The fans who got to visit with Pegula obviously agreed. The owner's first stop was the West Seneca home of Barb Hummell, who has been a season-ticket holder of Buffalo hockey teams for more than 60 years. She is entering her 41st season with the Sabres after watching their predecessors, the Bisons, for 20 years.
Hummell, who has Sabres stickers on the front door of her house and back bumper of her car, introduced Pegula to her dog, Sabre.
"You don't want to know the name of our dog: Sidney, as in Crosby," said Pegula, who lived in Pennsylvania with Penguin-fan daughters who named the family pet after the team's star player.
Hummell quickly proved her status as a Buffalo fan, asking Pegula if Wednesday's report of a contract extension for defenseman Tyler Myers was true. That turned into a popular topic.
"And I thought the big news today was Tyler Myers signing an extension. It's great stuff," Pete Brady, who was in his Amherst law office with partner Alan Schaefer when Pegula and the gang stopped by, said of the visit. "Everybody's excited about the coming season. You've done so much to create enthusiasm."
Added Schaefer: "We had four seats for a while, and there were some times in those years where you'd tell people, 'Hey, I got seats for the game,' and they'd say, 'Nah, I'm going somewhere.' Not anymore. I've got people calling me asking, 'You still got seats?' "
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Boarded at Balyntine Pier in Vancouver - wonderful and what an improvement over Canada Place. From the taxi dropping us off to boarding the ship 15 miutes. Our first impression, happy and festive. Lots of music everywhere. Our cabin was a mini-suite 11514, great room and the drape that separated the bed and sofa was great. New flat screen tv. two chairs a nice touch. Bed and linen very nice. Hated the tub. Real high to step into, for older people could be dangerous. Would have rather had a shower that big. Coffee maker in room - GREAT. Refrigerator actually kept things cold. Had four nice deep drawers for clothes and plenty of hanging area. Ship was very nice and showed no wear we noticed. Did not see any smoking in the clubs, that was good. However our neighbors who were ahead of us on the ship smoked all the time on their balcony, make it impossible to use our balcony, nasty.
Never waited long for any dinner in any of the free venues, and if we did wait they offered us a free glass of champain or a soda for the inconvience. The food was wonderful, best lamp shank I have ever had. I had read the beef wasn't all that but my DH had the ribeye and said it was good. Fresh bread at every meal. Great soup and salad choices. The buffet was amazing and I had eggs benedict 5 mornings in a row. YUMMY, NO COMPLAINTS about the food, and we are foodies. Didn't go to the shows, but heard good reviews from other passengers. The weather was pretty awful out of Victoria into Astoria but the crew did their best to keep everyone safe and happy. Astoria is a wonderful little town with a treasure of vintage shops. Then off we went to San Fransciso, we had been there many times so didn't have anything planned but getting off and on the ship was quick and easy. Then another wonderful day at sea and our final stop at LA. We went to the guest services to inquire about debarking and they gave us our choice of time. We debarked within 10 minutes of the scheduled time. Walked off the ship and were in a taxi in 5 minutes. Amazing. This is only our second Norweign cruise out of 30 cruises we have taken - we will be back.
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Cats being killed
The community needs to know that calling animal control about cats results in cats being killed and nothing more.
Our tax dollars are being used to kill healthy animals at the Bedford pound. Don't be under the illusion that cats find homes once brought to the "shelter".
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a success
On behalf of Bedford County Public Schools I'm writing to express gratitude to area businesses that helped make this year's Teacher of the Year program a success. This program rewards our top educators each year and would be impossible without the support we're provided from business owners throughout the community.
More info needed
I just read in my free Thanksgiving edition of the Bedford Bulletin that Liberty High School has hired a new varsity basketball coach. The seven paragraph article relates the new coach's experience, his intuitive reaction after meeting with the Principal and another coach, and his outlook for the upcoming season.
'Jewel' of Bedford
A few years ago, I wrote about Bedford's "Jewel," which is Bedford County Nursing Home. Now again, I must sing the praises that they so richly deserve.
My grandmother, my mom, and now my niece, Nan Hemminger were sent to the Lord from the loving arms of the nursing home staff. The care received from the staff and administrators far exceeded their individual roles. We were surrounded by loving, caring, "family" of caregivers.
Act on climate change
On Tuesday, September 25, Pope Francis will visit the United States and meet with the President and also a joint session of Congress.
Our nation, he will remind us, has often led in times of great challenge. We face a great challenge now, a global challenge.
Why didn't they show up?
At a recent Bedford Republican Party meeting, three candidates for the soil and water board were on the agenda to speak to the committee but did not show up.
for Fair
I would like to express my gratitude for the opportunity to be involved in the Bedford County Fair over this past weekend.
This overwhelmingly positive event came at a time when the community needed it most. To me, the number of local public servants that stepped up to volunteer funding, time and energy for others effectively demonstrated the compassion I hope to always see from my home town.
Let the new board make the choice
The lame duck coalition of County Supervisors--namely Arrington, Parker and Pollard, along with incumbent Sharp-- seem to be intent on naming a new County Administrator before leaving office in January. Wouldn't you think the professional and courteous thing to do would be to hand off that decision to the new Board?
Lynn Barnes
What's the rush?
Masking the inhumane industry
Shipping and other associated costs which can be reimbursed: Was this the discussion around the table at your local business? It could have been, however "they" are not shipping paper or food products, they are shipping human beings!
The issue of
our time
After reading Mr. Howell's "Liberal Agenda" on June 29, I have to question his definition of morality.
He supports a candidate who views Medicaid as "a moral imperative" and as the "issue of our time" but slams his opponent because she is against abortion. 55 million. That is the conservative number for the number of legal abortions since Roe v. Wade. But Medicaid is the "issue of our time" in the mind of someone like Mr. Howell.
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