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Blueberry Buttermilk Muffins
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 20 mins
This is my adopted recipe Feb 2005 I didn't change the recipe ingredients because 11 members found it good the way it was. I did add 1 teaspoon vanilla as suggested by 1 reviewer. I used 1/2 cup canola oil instead of butter. 2 heaping cups frozen blueberries mixed with a little of the flour mixture to make sure they didn't stick together. I made 6 giant muffins. Very good muffins. I had to bake mine for 35 minutes, they were so big.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 1⁄2 cups flour
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon baking soda
- 3⁄4 cup sugar
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 2 eggs, beaten
- 1 cup buttermilk
- 4 ounces butter or 1⁄2 cup canola oil
- 1 1⁄2 cups blueberries
- 1 teaspoon vanilla (optional)
- Sift dry ingredients together in a large bowl.
- In another bowl, whisk eggs, buttermilk and butter that has been melted and browned slightly.
- Make a well in dry ingredients and pour in liquid ingredients, mixing quickly.
- Fold in blueberries.
- Spoon batter into greased muffin cups and bake till golden brown.
- Bake at 400 F for 20 -30 minutes.
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I made these Blueberry Buttermilk Muffins for my boyfriend and his family. They loved them. It was so easy to make, and a big hit. My boyfriend''s Dad said that they tasted just like how his mom had made them when he was a boy. And now he is asking my boyfriend to ask me to make him other things. It is really great that something so easy made them so happy! But when 2 big guys are around I would say double the recipe if you want any to yourself!
A very good, no problems muffin recipe. I have to confess though, I didn't have any blueberries. I added chocolate chips and chopped banana to the batter mix. Came out fine and I think this is a good versatile recipe. Made 12 big muffins and only 20 minutes to bake.
I was planning on posting this recipe but followed Zaar's rules and checked to see if it was already published...and it is! Mine varies ever so slightly: it came from a pamphlet provided by the Michigan Blueberry Growers Association. In their recipe, you slightly brown the butter and allow it to cool. Also, they call for 2.5 teaspoons of baking powder along with the baking soda, which gives a lovely high dome. This is the ONLY recipe that I've used for the past 20 years; my paper recipe is so old it's curled around the edges. I always use 2 cups of frozen blueberries and top it off with a cinnamon-sugar sprinkle. It's also a great recipe to use as a base for other muffins: raspberry, cranberry and strawberry muffins all work with this basic recipe. So glad that this is listed in case my pamphlet disappears! :)

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Fly Me To The Moon chords by Frank Sinatra, added: September 13th, 2010
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In Other Words (Fly Me to the Moon) by Bart Howard
Sung by Frank Sinatra
This is a simpler and better sounding version!
Am7 Dm7 G7 C7 C7dim E7
e-0- -1- -1- -0- -0- -0-
b-1- -1- -0- -0- -0- -0-
g-0- -2- -0- -0- -3- -1-
d-2- -0- -0- -2- -2- -0-
a-0- -0- -2- -3- -3- -2-
Am7 Dm7 G7 C7 C7dim
Fly me to the moon, and let me play among the stars
Dm7 G7 E7 Am7
Let me see what spring is like on Jupiter and Mars
Dm7 G7 C7 C7dim
In other words, hold my hand.
Dm7 G7 C E7
In other words, baby kiss me.
Am7 Dm7 G7 C7 C7dim
Fill my heart with song, and let me sing forever more
Dm7 G7 E7 Am7
You're all that I long for, all I worship and do adore.
Dm7 G7 C7 C7dim
In other words, please be true!
Dm7 G7 C
In other words, I love you!
Lack of accuracy. Tab incomplete. Clearly wrong. plus, nobody addresses the ending. In other words sung twice with a key change. and the chord diagrams he supplied are wrong. the notes for the C7 he has listed are the notes of a Cmaj7 and I don't know of a chord called a C7dim. diminished chords don't have sevenths. the notes in Cdim chord are C, Eb, and Gb. diminshed chords are triads of minor thirds. The chord on this page has a Bb on the G string and the open B second string. It's completely dissonant. Playing the flat 7 and raised 7 in the same chord is one of the worse mistake you can make. I sounds gawd awful.


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Walters left Wednesday night's start against the Philadelphia Phillies after only 15 pitches with pain and stiffness in the shoulder. He gave up four straight singles and two runs to begin the game.
Walters is 2-2 with a 5.40 ERA in seven starts for Minnesota.
The Twins recalled right-hander Lester Oliveros from Triple-A Rochester to take Walters' spot.
In 12 games for the Red Wings this season, Oliveros went 1-1 with a 4.08 ERA , four saves, 22 strikeouts and five walks. He also appeared in 13 games for Double-A New Britain, going 1-1 with a 1.42 ERA and two saves.


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Damn it-I have to pee.
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How the hell have I not learned this lesson?
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Okay, but since when does anyone itt care about JB's opinion?
Okay, but since when does anyone itt care about JB's opinion?
it's a fun game which is also free, why are people getting mad about it
i don't want to live through winteri can't stand to see everything ending
Because you're not allowed to enjoy mindless entertainment games while also supporting the GOOD games.
Not possible.
its advertisements keep popping up on all my devices that can run it
even when i did they still keep coming
wow apparently advertisements are the dealbreaker in making a game good or not
how dare they publish a game and include advertisements. i demand my money back
oh wait
i don't want to live through winteri can't stand to see everything ending
i mean i get the argument. it's a ridiculously popular game when it's so simple and there are amazing games out there that never see the light of day. so it can be frustrating to see something effortless receive recognition while seeing a masterpiece overshadowed. that's why i said i like the game because of its simplicity. i wouldn't call it a good game because at least half of it is ripped off and i don't respect lack of effort, but i appreciate simplicity every now and then in my hectic life, if that makes sense... if any of this makes sense
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Was that really it? Will wondered. Was that what they were all doing, looking for someone less different? Was that what he was doing? Rachel was dynamic and thoughtful and focused and caring and different in more ways than he could count, but the whole point of Rachel, as far as Will was concerned, was that she wasn't him. There was a flaw in Katrina's logic, then. This thing about looking for someone less different ... It only really worked, he realised, if you were convinced that being you wasn't so bad in the first place.
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I didn't understand any of that (besides the trans* stuff), and I have a Tumblr.
The only thing I am puzzled by is nb.
And apparently someone decided it was a good idea to create another set of gender neutral pronouns. Admittedly, those pronouns sound pretty cool, but it's still not helping. The point of gender neutral pronouns is to add to everyday speaking. Which can't happen when people keep trying to create new ones.
Watch me tumble stuff:
i understood black. that's about it
something about a harry potter tea party?
this must be some next level hipster stuff because i don't get it.
It helps the perpetually offended find something else to be offended about.
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3DS friend code: 1650 1976 9524
My FS type is Steel with Magneton, Forretress and Bronzong.
Guys why does Poliwag have a mouth and then evolve into a Pokémon which doesn't have a mouth
Yeah man most of my housemates are philosophy students I guess they bring it out in me
this superbowl tho
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After Tulsa grabbed the doubles point, Rice saw some early success in singles on the first line, where Srikar Alla raced to a first set win over Japie De Klerk, but the Golden Hurricane senior responded to take the second set 6-0. The pair were battling in the decisive third set when the match was clinched.
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Nonclinical Study Contracting and Monitoring: A Practical Guide offers a systematic and straightforward handbook for obtaining high quality preclinical Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) studies. This book is full of real-world examples, processes, procedures, useful templates, checklists and sample reports to provide readers with a better understanding of exactly what happens during all stages of a GLP study and the critical aspects of GLP study design and conduct. Designed for both the novice and experienced scientist, this book covers the GLP regulations and how they impact preclinical studies, the differences between GLP, non-GLP and peer-reviewed studies, preclinical GLP study design, laboratory selection, contracts and business ethics, how to obtain test material for the study, animal sourcing and release for study, preparation of a draft report and much more. By illustrating the overall big picture and tying it together with the individual steps, this book is an essential resource to help scientists ensure a high quality GLP study that passes both scientific and regulatory scrutiny.
Toxicologists in pharmaceutical, agrochemical, food additive and industrial chemical industries, as well as study monitors, quality assurance unit (QUA) personnel, and other scientists who are responsible for contracting preclinical GLP studies with CROS and internal company laboratories.
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Key Points
GLPs and Nonclinical Studies
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US FDA (21 CFR Part 58) and OECD GLPs
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The Jaguars played the league?s toughest schedule as their first eight opponents, before Sunday?s results, had a combined record of 43-18 (.705). The slate for November and December eases up as their opponents? combined record is 29-37 (.439), which should allow Gus Bradley?s team a few opportunities to break into the win column. Or at least be more competitive even without suspended receiver Justin Blackmon.
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Secondly I am sick of not playing Sunday, my non-Jewish brother in law seems to be playing week in week out. They change pitches last minute, they do everything to play. But it seems us Jews we can't do that we got commitments on Sunday like going to watch our Premier League team or we need to do revision for an exam or something. Is an hour or two really going to make a difference? Maybe this league should consider changing kick off times to later or start the season a lot earlier.
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At least 6 rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip towards southern Israel very early Monday morning, June 24. Two of the rockets were intercepted by Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system. The other rockets landed without causing any injuries. The areas that were hit include Rahat, in the Bnei Shimon Regional Council, Be'er Sheva and the Lachish Regional Council. Three more rockets were fired toward the Ashkelon area.
The rocket fire followed a surprise drill run by the Israel Defense Forces on Sunday.
Within a short time after the rockets began landing in Southern Israel, there were those on the social media, Twitter, claiming that "Gaza was under attack." That's right, Israel is being shelled by Gaza, and the pro-Arab Palestinian propaganda machine immediately began pumping out claims that Israel was attacking Gaza.
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Israel may always be better prepared militarily than its enemies, and it will always have history and law on its side, but watching the Twitter feed fill with lies based on absolutely nothing other than a sociopathological raw hatred was more than a little alarming. How is it possible to defeat hatred that spawns lies in complete contradiction of the truth, and that is so easily gobbled up and spewed forth endlessly?
UPDATE: Long after claims of Israeli "first strikes" were ricocheting through the Twittersphere, it was reported that Israel, in response to the six rockets that were fired from Gaza into Israel, struck back and hit two arms depots at the center of the Gaza Strip and a rocket launching site in the southern part of the Gaza Strip overnight. Unlike the claims made for hours by supporters of those who struck first at Israel, Gaza was not "under attack."Lori Lowenthal Marcus
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29-30 September 2011
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The governance of public goods such as water, landscapes or infrastructures has undergone dramatic change since the 1980s. Traditional models of public ownership and provision have – in the wake of global trends of liberalisation, privatisation, technological innovation, land-use change and environmental regulation – given way to a patchwork of organisational structures, policy frameworks and local practices. These changes and the assumptions on which they are based are often highly contested in terms of the benefits they generate, the stake-holders they favour and the issues they advance. As disillusionment with neo-liberal forms of provision grows and memories of the inadequacies of state interventionism persist, interest is increasingly directed at alternative modes of governance at local, regional and national levels for those resources we use collectively. Research by social scientists and historians on suit-able institutional arrangements is becoming very topical.
Within this scholarly debate on the governance of public goods the issue of spatiality is curiously under-researched. Whilst many studies refer to the importance of place for the effectiveness of the institutions investigated, few submit this general assumption to critical appraisal and even fewer put the spatiality of the commons and its social construction centre stage in their analysis. The importance of space is generally taken as given and not subjected to systematic scrutiny. This is surprising given that institutions regulating the provision and use of public goods invariably affect spatial structures and dynamics. Conversely, the social, economic and physical characteristics of a city or region can substantially frame the choice of institutional arrangements. The importance of space to the governance of the commons has, moreover, increased as institutional arrangements become more international and local practices more diversified. New international regimes and supranational reforms by the EU are generating a spatial re-ordering of particular commons, characterised in particular by the need to work across territorial boundaries and scalar levels. This, in turn, is requiring stakeholders to develop more spatially-aware strategies to benefit from the changes. At the same time local actors are developing their own, place-specific solutions for managing the commons. The purpose of the international research workshop is to explore the multiple, emergent geographies of the commons as a step towards developing a more systematic and fine-grained conceptualisation of the spatial dimensions to their governance. The workshop promotes a dialogue between three strands of research identified as particularly relevant to the territoriality of the commons:
1. Action arenas as loci for organising regional commons
2. Rescaling the commons and the reordering of power geometries
3. Reconnecting the physical and social geographies of the commons
The relative strengths and weaknesses of these three research strands as well as their resonances and dissonances will be critically appraised with a view to advancing new ways of theorising and analysing the spatiality of commons governance. Particular attention will be paid to historical debates on the spatial organisation of the commons and their relevance for today's challenges.
The organisers invite papers addressing one or more of the three themes elaborated below. They are looking primarily for papers which contribute to the debate on concepts and analytical frameworks and their connectivity. Empirical studies of regional commons (e.g. water resources, infrastructures, cultural landscapes, as well as "social" or "virtual" commons) are welcome if they address and add to this knowledge, as are papers with an historical focus. At the workshop each theme will be introduced by a keynote speaker who will survey the state-of-the-art of research, elaborate key concepts and raise core questions for discussion. There will follow 4 papers on each theme, submitted as full papers (4,000-8,000 words) in advance. At the workshop the authors will summarise their submitted papers which will be collectively co-commented by an invited participant.
Themes of the international research workshop
1. Action arenas as loci for organising regional commons Action arenas are the focal unit of analysis of the Institutional Analysis and Development (IAD) framework (Ostrom et al.), comprising actors interacting in social spaces. Defining ac-tion arenas, studying interactions there and using them to improve the provision and use of particular public goods have proved important ways of understanding how institutional ar-rangements work in specific local or regional contexts. Of particular interest to spatial re-search are contributions on resolving problems of spatial fit (between the territories of a re-source or service and of the relevant institutions) and problems of horizontal interplay (be-tween sectoral institutions of divergent territorial remits). A classic example is tailoring the spatial organisation of water management to fit the hydrological boundary of a river basin. Key questions addressed by the workshop are:
• How can the concept of action arenas be qualified for a better understanding of the spatial dimensions of commons governance?
• How can spatial fit and horizontal interplay be optimized in existing institutional con-texts? What problems are thereby encountered and how can they be dealt with?
• What can historical experience tell us about the opportunities and limitations of tailoring institutional arrangements to fit the territorial unit of a public good?
2. Re-scaling the commons and the reordering of power geometries The human geography debate on the politics of scale is increasingly being applied to environmental governance. Here, public goods – rather than the private goods and services of globalised trade – are the focus of attempts to explain how shifting patterns of resource provision, use and regulation have distinct scalar dimensions and how processes of rescaling environmental governance are reordering power constellations from local to global levels. The literature highlights the scalar strategies developed by well-positioned and resourceful actors working across multiple scales to advance their particular interests, often to the exclu-sion of others. Key questions addressed by the workshop are:
• How can the rescaling concept raise understanding of the dynamics and politics of the multi-level governance of the commons?
• What lessons for the scale debate can be derived from grounded empirical analysis of rescaling processes relating to public goods?
• What fresh light can past cases of rescaling shed on current research and policy debates?
3. Reconnecting the physical and social geographies of the commons Recent calls to "re-materialise" human geography and "bring technology back in" to science and technology studies (STS) are indicative of the ambivalent role of physical-technical arte-facts in social science research on the commons. The general critique is that social constructivists, in deconstructing the technological and geophysical determinism inherent to many earlier studies, have sidelined materiality, according it significance purely as a social con-struct. Contributions from the fields of socio-technical systems, socio-ecological systems and urban political ecology are seeking to rectify this imbalance by exploring the complex interac-tions between physical and social systems, building on relational or co-evolutionary notions of human-environment relations. The spatial dimensions of these approaches remain, however, under-researched. Where progress has been made – as at the interface between STS and urban studies – public goods and their institutional arrangements have generally been addressed only implicitly. Key questions addressed by the workshop are:
• How can the complex interdependencies between the physical and social geogra-phies of public goods be conceptualised and analysed empirically?
• How does materiality frame choices for institutional arrangements in specific socio-spatial contexts? How do institutions contribute to the materialisation of space?
• How has materiality been viewed and treated in past institutional arrangements for governing the (local/regional) commons?
Keynote speakers
Frank van Laerhoven, Utrecht University (Theme 1)
Erik Swyngedouw, University of Manchester (Theme 2)
Matthew Gandy, University College London (Theme 3)
Pre-dinner speech
Rainer Kuhlen (University of Konstanz)v
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The organising team at IRS and keynote speakers
Leibniz Institute for Regional Development and Structural Planning (IRS), Research Department "Institutional Change and Regional Public Goods" Responsible: Timothy Moss
Organisation team: Christoph Bernhardt, Martina Leppler, Andreas Röhring
Leibniz Institute for Regional Development and Structural Planning (IRS), Flakenstr. 28-31, 15537 Erkner, Germany, www.irs-net.de
Time plan
1 April 2011 Submission of abstracts for papers or posters
15 May 2011 Notification of acceptance
15 August 2011 Submission of full papers
29-30 September 2011 International research workshop
All papers (4,000-8,000 words) will be distributed in advance of the workshop to all participants. It is planned to publish a selection of the papers as a high-profile edited volume.
The workshop language is English.
Abstract submission
All abstracts for papers (400 words plus cv) should be submitted to Martina Leppler (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Proposals for posters of projects for display at the workshop are also welcome.
Workshop fee
The fee for attending the workshop is € 80,00 (including workshop dinner) or € 40,00 (exclud-ing workshop dinner). The fee includes meals, refreshments and the workshop documenta-tion. Participants are expected to bear expenses for transportation and accommodation themselves.
The organisers are grateful for the financial support provided by the German Research Foundation via the DFG-funded project "Rescaling Environmental Governance in Europe" (MO 1057/3-1).
Christoph Bernhardt
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Subarus most popular model line was redesigned last year, and for 2001 gains two new upscale versions of the Outback wagon with a 3.0-liter six-cylinder engine.
Like Subarus four-cylinder engines, the new 3.0-liter six-cylinder has horizontally opposed cylinders instead of an inline or V-configuration. The new engine produces 212 horsepower, versus 165 hp from the 2.5-liter four-cylinder used in other Legacy and Outback models.
The new six-cylinder engine resides in the H6-3.0 VDC and L.L. Bean Edition luxury versions of the Outback wagon. This is the first partnership with a car company for clothier and outdoor outfitter L.L. Bean.
The Legacy line includes sedans and wagons, plus Outback versions of both that have SUV styling cues and higher ground clearance. All Subarus come with all-wheel drive, and the Outback wagon is the most popular Legacy model. Launched as a 1995 model and billed as the worlds first sport utility wagon, the Outback has led a sales resurgence at Subaru and encouraged other manufacturers to offer similar car-based vehicles with AWD and SUV attributes.
All Legacy and Outback wagons have a 104.3-inch wheelbase and an overall length of 187.4 inches, about 3.5 inches longer than the Volkswagen Passat wagon. Outback models differ from the Legacy wagon with chip-resistant lower body cladding, two-tone paint, a standard roof rack and larger fog lights. The Outbacks also ride on larger 16-inch-diameter tires instead of 15-inchers.
Outback models have 7.3 inches of ground clearance, 1.2 inches more than the Legacy wagon, and Subaru says they are suited for light offroad travel.
All models seat five, and the center rear position has a three-point seat belt. An integral safety seat for children who weigh between 20 and 40 pounds is optional on the base Outback. Cargo volume is 34 cubic feet behind the rear seat. Folding the 60/40 split, rear seat doubles the volume to 68 cubic feet.
An 80-watt sound system with a cassette player is standard on the Legacy wagon and base Outback. The Outback Limited adds a standard CD player, the L.L. Bean Edition includes a premium system with a single-disc CD player and the H6-3.0 VDC model has a 200-watt McIntosh audio system with 11 speakers.
The L.L. Bean Edition includes two-tone leather seats, a mahogany-leather steering wheel, special interior and exterior trim, and free maintenance for three years a perk not available on other models.
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Low-cost internet next step in closing digital divide, officials tell UN forum
Bringing down the costs of internet access could set off the same wave of connectivity that has made mobile phone usage commonplace in developing countries, said innovators and corporate leaders from some of the world's leading technology firms meeting yesterday in northern California with government leaders, activists and United Nations officials.
For instance, telecom deregulation and skyrocketing cell phone use in Nigeria have produced "spin-offs of spirituality and spin-offs of profit" in that country, Titi Akinsanmi of SchoolnetAfrica Project told the meeting of the UN Global Alliance for Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) for Development, explaining that subscribers are devising value-added information services that fill social and religious needs.
In 2004 alone, Africa added some 15 million new mobile phone subscribers, a figure which has more than doubled since 1999, according to the International Telecommunication Union.
But making available low-cost computers and cheap Internet depends on a complex chain of on-the-ground realities, of which technological innovation is only one component, Intel Corporation Chairman Craig Barrett pointed out. Among these are strong connection to international Internet, domestic connections and service providers, and content in local languages which meet local needs, said Mr. Barrett, who serves as Chairman of the Alliance's Steering Committee.
A sound regulatory system that encourages fair competition and innovative business models is also a pre-requisite, said ITU Secretary-General Hamadoun Touré, an Alliance Steering Committee member.
With its budget of virtually zero, the Global Alliance is a "low-bureaucracy organization," Mr. Barrett told some 100 Silicon Valley technology executives, venture capitalists, academics and media members.
Its aim is "to improve entrepreneurship, education, health care and government services," said Mr. Barrett, who travelled last fall to 10 developing countries to explore how technology was being used in rural areas.
Yesterday's exchange of ideas and experiences covered issues such as bringing broadband to Africa, building a volunteer cyber corps and linking venture capital to development. Also on the agenda were talks on crafting local content, encouraging the spread of telecentres, and mining technological innovations for development payoffs.
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39.3" Funtana aerobatic plane - From scratch - Now with Plans
Hello !
A few weeks ago, I designed an electric powered mini-Funtana for a friend that was looking for a cheap, easy and fast to build aerobatic plane to replace his old "profile serie" Cap 232.
This is some spec. of my "baby" :
Span : 1 meter (about 39.3")
Length : 85.7 cm (34 ")
A.U.W : around 600 grammes (21.16 Oz)
Engine power : 222 W
Propeller : 10x4.7
Batterie : 1300 mAh LIPO 3S
Flight time : more than 10 minutes - performing "3D" flight
She have been maidened with success last sunday at late after noon.
Now i'm looking for a cool paint scheme for her.
I would like to paint a "Red Bull Air Race" scheme but i failed to find a complete exemple of such a paint scheme.
Does somebody have some pictures or links to complete schemes please ?
(i'm not sure of the words : i'm looking for some top / under & side view of a plane painted with a "Red Bull" paint scheme)
Thanks by advance
As many of you asked for the plans....
This is the links :
The A0 sized untiled assembly plan is available HERE :
The A0 sized Untiled parts plan is available HERE
Keep me informed if you find some mistakes on the plans
and feel free to contact me if there is something you don't understand on them.
A4 Tiled version of Assembly plan is available HERE
A4 Tiled version of Parts plan is available HERE
Letter Tiled version of Assembly plan is available HERE
Letter Tiled version of Parts plan is available HERE
Last results for Center of gravity's location :
The best results we obteined seems to be with a ballancing point located at 8cm from the leading edge - Measured at the fuselage and wing junction.
At this ballancing point the aircraft is just a bit "Tail heavy".
New-Add-on :
A Kalleman's contribution : A plan to build a structure (with ribs and spars) wing for the Funtana
Thank you very much Kalleman
January 2013 update : Corrected plans (airfoils templates) - Thx a lot Ed !
V2 Letter Tiled version of Assembly plan is available HERE
V2 Letter Tiled version of Parts plan is available HERE
July 2013 update : Corrected plans (airfoils templates) - A0 tiled A4 version :
V2 A4 Tiled version of Parts plan is available HERE
How does she fly ? Lets watch a video made with the footages of the first flights
Enjoy !
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That's a great looking plane you have made!
Found some redbull paint schemes for you to look at. They differ some, so pick and choose the best for your plane.
Top view1
Top view2
Top view3
Top view4
Top view5
Side view1
Side view2
Underside view
Hi !
I really like the Extra 300 Paint Scheme !
Something say me that we will try to reproduce this one
Thank you very much Kalleman.
Wow 3 people already ask for plan just after one day
You are faster than me guys !
At this time, as it was for me, the plan which I drew does not contain clearly all the necessary parts and is A0 sized - untiled.
I will draw them for you as fast as possible on a second layer and i will update the post with plans.
Are you Ok for a .PDF untiled A0 plan, or do you prefer a tiled version (A4 or letter ?)
Have a nice day !
Great model!
A0 untiled is OK
Thank you in advance for sharing.
Keep on the good work.
Ok for untiled A0 sized plans.
I'll take off to Duxford Flying Legend Air Show tomorrow early in the morning and will be back at home next Tuesday.
I'm affraid i will not have enough time to update my plans before to leave in England, sorry.
I think the plans will be available in the middle of the next week.
You need to plans up now! I have been waiting for a full fuse full wing 3D plane!!!
Hi Kalleman !
The Duxford Flying Legend Airshow was simply FANTASTIC !
I've never seen so much WWII warbirds flying together :
8 spitfire + 6 P-51 + 1 FW-190 + 1 "buchon" (a spanish version of th e BF-109 fitted with the rolls royce engine in stade of the DB-605...) + 3 B-25 + 1 B-17 + 1 Lancaster + 3 Yak9 + 3 Hurricane + 1 Gladiator biplane + 2 Skyraider + Ms 406 + 2 Sea Fury + 1 Seafire + 1 Lysander + 1 Ju-52 + 1 DC-3 + many tiger moth + DH 89 Dragon Rapide and so much other flying jewels....
What a sound while the final "balbo" when all the aircrafts fly in a 3 squared box big formation !!!
It's really a "must to be seen" airshow.
Well.... it's time to back to our main subject :
I used a KDA 22-20L outrunner brushless engine.
It's a very good brushless engine with a low price.
Enjoy !
The plans are incoming.
I think to be able to post them tomorrow or at worst on thursday.
Sorry for the delay.
See you soon
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U.S. District Judge R. Barclay Surrick said he would impose the sentence Monday.
As the jury forewoman announced the verdicts, Savage stroked his mustache and looked toward the jury box but remained largely as still and silent as he had throughout his three-month trial. None of the nine women and three men looked his way as each stood to declare he or she agreed with the decision.


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With Thanksgiving today, millions across the country have traveled to visit family and friends, firing up their ovens and fryers and preparing their perfect Thanksgiving turkeys, and the Aiken Department of Public Safety has a few tips to make sure you don't get a visit from them.
Capt. Brian Brazier, of the Public Safety fire division, said the majority of residential fires the department responds to year-round begin in the kitchen.
According to State Farm Insurance claims data, more cooking fires occur on Thanksgiving than any other day of the year. In fact, grease and cooking-related claims more than double on Thanksgiving Day compared to an average day in November.
South Carolina ranked No. 10 in the country for Thanksgiving cooking fires during the measurement period of 2007 to 2011.
Across the United States, fire departments are responding to more than 1,000 fires each year dealing with deep fryers. If you plan to use a deep fryer, it should only be operated outside and away from any buildings, Brazier said.
People often make the mistake of putting a frozen turkey into hot grease, which Brazier said could result in overflow, fire or an explosion.
"If you put something very cold into hot grease, it tends to cause big problems," he said. "You don't put water on a grease fire, so that's like dropping an ice cube in grease."
The Office of the State Fire Marshal has a list of tips available at www.scfiremarshal.llronline.com.
Brazier said the best thing you can do to ensure a safe and enjoyable cooking experience is to slow down.
"People get in too big a hurry," he said. "That causes a lot of problems, rushing around trying to spend time with family and cook at the same time. We have a tendency to rush and forget about things. Slow down a little bit and enjoy the holidays."
Safety in the home is important even if you don't plan on being home during the holiday weekend.
Sgt. Jake Mahoney said anyone who plans to be out of town for a number of days can have their home placed on extra patrol by Aiken Public Safety. If you want your home placed on extra patrol, call Aiken Public Safety at 642-7620.
"What we do for people who notify us, we will check on the house a number of times while they're gone to ensure safety," he said, adding that officers will need some information from homeowners such as how to contact the homeowner if there's a problem.
Officers will go to the home, check the doors and windows and also check any vehicles left at the home, Mahoney said.
If you plan to leave your home, Mahoney suggested making sure the entry doors are well-lit.
"Additional exterior lighting is always a good deterrent," he said. "Thieves like the anonymity of a dark driveway or doorway. A well-lit home exterior can deter criminal activity and force those subjects to choose another location."
Mahoney said neighbors should also remain on alert and report any suspicious activity to authorities.
"If you see something and it just doesn't look right, call law enforcement," he said. "Follow those instincts. We'd rather respond to 10 false calls than miss something that, had it been reported, we'd have been able to prevent."
He encouraged residents to establish relationships in their communities by getting involved in a neighborhood watch program or organization.
Aiken Public Safety will continue to post information and tips for holiday safety on its Facebook page.
Teddy Kulmala covers the crime beat for the Aiken Standard. He is a graduate of Clemson University and hails from Williston.
The Office of the State Fire Marshal has provided the following tips to make sure your Turkey Day doesn't go up in smoke (or flames):
* Stay in the kitchen when you are cooking on the stovetop so you can keep an eye on the food.
* Stay in the home when cooking your turkey and check on it frequently.
* Keep children away from the stove. The stove will be hot, and kids should stay at least 3 feet away.
* Make sure children stay away from hot food and liquids. The steam or splash from vegetables, gravy or coffee could cause serious burns.
* Keep the floor clear so you don't trip over kids, toys, pocketbooks or bags.
* Keep knives out of the reach of children.
* Be sure electric cords from an electric knife, coffee maker, plate warmer or mixer are not dangling off the counter within easy reach of a child.
* Keep matches and utility lighters out of the reach of children – up high in a locked cabinet.
* Never leave children alone in a room with a lit candle.
* Make sure your smoke alarms are working and test them.


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Spring Fling
Posted on March 5th, 2012
On Saturday March 10, 2012 at 7:00 pm a Spring Fling Benefit Dance, presented by the Belvidere Lions will begin. The proceeds will go towards the Hriczak Field Playground which has been messed up by the floods. Because the children of Belvidere use that park frequently during soccer, softball and baseball season the Belvidere Lions Club wish to make it a fun safe environment for all.
Rock Solid Entertainment
Of course, with the Lions collecting funds is never just a pass the hat around kind of thing. This is an organization which believes in maximizing the fun factor and this time they really turned it up a notch. Your $25.oo donation will grant entrance into the Belvidere Manor (a.k.a Firehouse on Water Street) where you will be gyrating to the music of the Rock Solid Band. From Billy Joel & Lynyrd Skynyrd to Pat Benatar & the Stray Cats this is a band sure to keep you on your feet. For those down times however, Beer, Soda and Snacks will also be provided.
Advance Tickets are available at Thisilldous Eatery, Skoogy's, Food Mart and also from any Belvidere Lions member (which includes yours truly). For those keeping score Jeff Melchor seems to have the knack for selling tickets. In October of 2011, he almost single handily sold all 300 tickets for the "Good Night Irene" dance. Just a tip, you may want to search him out and see what all the fuss is about. My guess is that he is giving away something.
- Bands: Rock Solid Band
- When: Saturday, March 10, 2012
- Time: 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm
- Where: Belvidere Manor (Firehouse) 689 Water Street, Belvidere, NJ 07823
- Age Limit: 21
- Cost: $25.00 Donation per ticket (includes free Beer, Soda, and Snacks)
- Checks Payable to: Belvidere Lions Club
- Cash Bar
- Number of Tickets Available: 300