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Take an online course over winter break! Fulfill a gen ed requirement or earn course credit toward your degree by taking advantage of Winter Session!
Online Conference March 1-3, 2017. Deadline for Proposals is November 15, 2016. Submit a proposal today!
Apply today for the MS/IM program! Learn how to use information to advance the well-being of society. The program is offered online or on campus to fit your needs.
Accelerate your career with the new MOOC-based Master of Computer Science with a focus in Data Science from one of the world's top programs.
Designed to provide web developers, IT professionals, and disability service providers the tools to make information more accessible
Apply today for the fully-online Crop Sciences program! Join our efforts to advance science to meet the needs of a growing world population.
Professional development certificate offering training in crop production methods in urban environments
The world's leading poetry faculty members from across the United States highlight major poets and influential movements, from experimental modernism to the Black Arts Movement.
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The ability to learn and communicate online is a 21st century skill and with so many choices, it's important that prospective online learners choose a college with online experience, an outstanding academic reputation, relevant academic subjects and strong support services.
The University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign (Illinois Online) offers 75 online degrees and certificates in a wide-range of subjects like engineering, business, computer science, education, health communication, human resource management, information accessibility, and urban agriculture to name just a few. In addition to offering hundreds of online courses, Illinois offers 72 MOOCs (massive open online courses.) All Illinois online courses are high-quality, high-touch programs taught by the same faculty who teach on campus.
The prospect of starting or restarting university course work can be overwhelming and online learning may seem even more daunting. The Illinois Online student services team, part of the Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning (CITL), are dedicated to helping students understand the nuances of learning online and also help students feel confident that they have the contacts and resources to be successful. In addition to helping students obtain NetIDs and passwords, CITL helps students connect with services like textbooks, distance library services, accessibility, writing assistances, technology, exams and proctors.
The University of Illinois has a long history of providing services to military populations. Veterans Student Support Services and the new Center for Wounded Veterans provide comprehensive resources and transition services to successfully guide students to fulfilling academic and career goals. In Spring 2017, Illinois will offer a new 2-credit, fully online transition and leadership course designed specifically to help veterans "get back in the groove" of enrolling in college coursework. Students will learn about assistive resources, gain practical skills that will support their transition and academic readiness, reflect on their service history and new mission as students and develop a sense of authentic community with the University, either online or on-campus. The course is available to active military, veterans, reservists and family members.
For more information about online learning opportunities at the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, email email@example.com.
New degree meets the demands of an expanding job market in an info-centric society
August 10, 2016 – The University of Illinois School of Information Sciences is launching a new master's degree to meet the demand for information professionals in a world that relies increasingly on information to solve complex problems.
The Master of Science in Information Management provides advanced information management and analysis skills that can be applied in a broad range of employment sectors. This preparation is grounded in an interdisciplinary, human-centered approach, emphasizing the practical application of data-driven solutions to make the world a better place.
"Our degree prepares students for successful careers in the design and management of information systems," said Professor Michael Twidale, program director. "They learn how information can be accessed, organized, and utilized to provide useful insights that will benefit organizations and the people they serve."
With only three required courses—and a programming course, if needed—the curriculum is very flexible and can be customized based on career interests. Students have the opportunity to choose from four professional pathways at the intersection of people, information, and technology:
In addition to technical skills, students learn how to work with colleagues possessing diverse skill sets to use analytical insights to produce actionable results. Upon graduating, they are poised to assume leadership roles in a variety of employment settings, including corporations, for-profit and nonprofit organizations, and government.
"The goal of our program is to equip professionals to communicate across disciplinary boundaries with 'design thinking,' asking: what is the problem, and how can I use available technologies to address it?" said Twidale.
Initially offered on campus in Fall 2016, the new degree will be expanded to include an online degree option in Spring 2017. The application deadline for spring enrollment is October 15, 2016. For more information, including admission requirements and tuition, visit ischool.illinois.edu/msim.
For more information about the MS/IM degree, please contact Professor Twidale at email@example.com or (217) 265-0510.
The School of Information Sciences at Illinois is an international leader in graduate education, home to world-class faculty, top-tier research, and academic programs that are consistently ranked highly by U.S. News & World Report. The iSchool advances a human-centered, interdisciplinary understanding of the design and management of information systems and services. A leader in online education since 1996, our School offers a unique online learning option that combines rigorous academics with real-time virtual classroom engagement. Our researchers address the opportunities and challenges of contemporary information technologies, and our graduates are leaders in the information professions.
Since its founding in 1867, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has earned a reputation as a global leader in research, teaching, and public engagement. Illinois is also a pioneer in innovative distance and online education, led by the Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning.
For general Illinois Online inquiries, please direct media and questions to Karen Bollinger at email@example.com.
Champaign, Ill. (April 15, 2016) – The English Department in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences at the University of Illinois is launching an online humanities course in Modern American Poetry. The course begins April 18 and is the University's first lecture-based, massive open online course (MOOC) in American poetry.
The course is ideal for faculty, students, high school teachers and individuals around the world who have an interest in modern American poetry. Almost 600 participants from 40 different countries are already enrolled, only two days after the course preview was active on Coursera.
Using unique stylized presentations supplemented by photos, images, and readings, the course will take an in-depth look at individual poets, from the famous to nearly unknown, as well as poetic movements and subjects from the 1900s to the 1950s.
"American poetry is recognized collectively throughout the world as one of the most remarkable and influential bodies of literary work in human history, and its remarkable range of literary styles, subject matter and formal variety continues to surprise and inspire readers and writers everywhere," said Cary Nelson, Jubilee Professor of Liberal Arts and Sciences and Professor of English at the University of Illinois, who has designed and will lead the course.
Nelson said no other comprehensive and current series of video lectures about the literary movements that shaped and energized this body of work has been produced to date.
"Because the poetry itself—as well as the interpretation of it—is so diverse, we want the course to reflect and embody that diversity," he said. "Instead of delivering a standard single lecturer course, we invited a series of faculty members to record lectures in their areas of greatest interest and expertise."
Throughout the course, 12 presenters from 10 recognized institutions across the country, including Stanford University, Pennsylvania State University and University of Southern California, will share their knowledge and individual perspectives on modern American poetry. Those enrolled in the course will have the opportunity to participate in online discussion groups and collaborate on essays and videos.
A second course, launching in 2017, will focus on contemporary American poetry from the 1950s through today. Open for enrollment now, the deadline to enroll for the April start is April 16. The 4-week course will be offered again on May 9 and each month thereafter on a rolling basis. Learn more about the program or explore other MOOCs offered by Illinois at online.illinois.edu/moocs.
About Illinois Online
At the University of Illinois, we continue to lead and explore innovations in higher education that build on our academic reputation and proven strengths in online teaching and learning. Longevity and experience have made Illinois a pioneer and leader in innovative distance and online education, and today, we continue to rethink how technology is integrated into education, regardless of the modality. Our world-renowned faculty and award-winning content developers have worked collaboratively to develop more than 75 online degree and certificate options for learners across the globe.
About Illinois
Founded in 1867, "Illinois," the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign campus is among the nation's top comprehensive public research universities. Illinois remains true to the land-grant mission – to enhance the lives of citizens in Illinois, across the nation, and around the world through leadership in learning, discovery, engagement, and economic development.
About Coursera
Coursera is an online education company that offers courses and learning experiences from the world's top universities and education institutions. Coursera has more than 18 million registered learners worldwide. Anyone, anywhere can access over 1,800 courses and Specializations in dozens of topics including business, technology, social sciences, health, and art. Coursera empowers learners around the world to achieve their career, educational, and personal enrichment goals throughout their lives. For more information about Illinois' partnership with Coursera, visit www.coursera.org/illinois.
For media inquiries about the Modern American Poetry MOOC, contact Dr. Cary Nelson at firstname.lastname@example.com or 217-367-0649. For general Illinois Online media inquiries, please contact Karen Bollinger at email@example.com.
The First MOOC-Based Master's Degree in Data Science Presents a New Model for Meeting the Market Demand for Highly Skilled Data Scientists
The University of Illinois and Coursera Launch a Computer Science in Data Science Master's Degree
Mountain View, CA – March 30, 2016 – Coursera, a leading online education company known for massive open online courses (MOOCs), today announced a professional data science master's degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Home to one of the top five computer science graduate programs in the United States, the University of Illinois will open access to its world-class data science curriculum at a fraction of the cost of a traditional on-campus or online master's degree through the Master of Computer Science in Data Science (MCS-DS) degree on Coursera.
Data science has quickly become one of the most sought-after and highest-paid professions in the United States, yet few highly ranked master's programs exist today that are developed specifically for training data scientists, and none offer the scale of an open online course platform. This degree taps a whole new demographic of potential data scientists who are unable to take a traditional education path by reimagining graduate-level education as a "stackable" degree. Unlike other master's degrees, students can test the waters of the MCS-DS degree with a shorter Specialization certificate program in data mining or cloud computing, earning a meaningful credential that can then fully transfer to the MCS-DS if they later decide that they want the full degree.
"This degree combines an education in the most high demand career skills with an entirely new educational structure that empowers the student with choices in how to pursue his or her education," said Daphne Koller, President and co-founder of Coursera. "In a world where taking time off of work for a master's degree is increasingly difficult, this degree offers people a unique opportunity to choose exactly how much learning they need at different stages in their careers."
The University of Illinois MCS-DS degree is unique for these reasons:
"The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign was the first land-grant university to partner with Coursera to help achieve its mission to provide top-quality education to as many as possible," said Rob A. Rutenbar, Head of the Department of Computer Science at Illinois (CS @ ILLINOIS). Computer Science Professor John Hart added, "The Coursera platform enables us to offer the expertise and guidance of our faculty to a larger, more diverse community of learners worldwide than ever before."
Open for admissions today, the deadline to apply for the Master of Computer Science in Data Science degree is June 15, 2016. The first cohort of 150 will begin classes on August 22, 2016, with larger cohorts to be admitted in the following months.
Learn more about the program at online.illinois.edu/MCS-DS or explore other courses offered on Coursera by the University of Illinois.
About the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Since its founding in 1867, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has earned a reputation as a global leader in research, teaching, and public engagement. Illinois is also a pioneer in innovative distance and online education, led by the Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning. The Department of Computer Science in the College of Engineering has partnered with The Graduate School of Library and Information Science (The iSchool at Illinois), and the Department of Statistics in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences to launch the new Master of Computer Science in Data Science.
Coursera is an online education company that offers courses and learning experiences from the world's top universities and education institutions. Coursera has more than 18 million registered learners worldwide. Anyone, anywhere can access over 1,800 courses and Specializations in dozens of topics including business, technology, social sciences, health, and art. Coursera empowers learners around the world to achieve their career, educational, and personal enrichment goals throughout their lives. For more information, visit www.coursera.org.
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Although you will need to work independently at times in your online course, you are still a part of a larger class that can offer you help. If you find that you are struggling with a course concept and need help, don't be afraid to seek out assistance. Your classmates can be a great resource in addition to your instructor. Likewise, there are many great university resources at your disposal as well—whether you are taking a face-to-face or online course.
Your online course site likely has communication areas that are built in to help you find and communicate with your classmates. There is often a Q&A forum in each course. This is a space where you can post general questions about the course and assignments. While your instructor will answer questions there as well, this is also a great place for your classmates to help you and for you to help your classmates.
Your course might also include an online study lounge or provide you with access to special groups created on various social media platforms (Facebook, Twitter, etc.). Making use of these will not only make you feel more connected to your classmates but will also help you learn the material as well. Social learning is a great way to get the most out of your online classes!
Even though you may not meet your instructor face-to-face, he or she is available to help you from a distance. Online classes often have virtual office hours—think of it like Skype or Google Hangouts, but with your instructor! You can email your instructor to make an appointment, and then get much-needed help on your questions about the course content.
Email is another great way to seek out assistance from your instructor. A friendly reminder about email communication: even though your course site is available to you around the clock, your instructor will probably have a set turn-around time posted for emails so that you can rest assured that your questions will be answered. Most instructors will respond within 24 hours.
Just keep in mind that everyone—your classmates and your instructor—are all human and have multiple responsibilities, so make sure to keep all communication respectful and courteous. Your instructors are there to help you have a great experience, so reach out to them in advance if you have any questions so that they can assist you in a timely manner.
University Resources
As mentioned in previous blogs in this series, there is a wide range of university resources available to you—even at a distance.
You may be wondering how you are supposed to "meet" your peers and instructor when you are taking an online class—and that's to be expected, especially if you are new to online learning. When you are used to interacting with your classmates and instructor in a face-to-face class, it can be hard to imagine what this would look like in an online environment. Keep reading for some tips about when, where, and how to interact with your classmates and instructor.
Online Profile
If your course uses a learning management system (LMS) that allows you to make a profile, take advantage of this feature. Completing your profile and uploading a picture of yourself will go a long way for making the interaction in the course as personal as possible since the thumbnail will show up next to your discussion contributions. This also helps your instructor feel more connected to all of you as well!
Discussion Boards
Most online courses include discussion boards not only for engaging with the course material but also for asking more general questions. Reaching out to others using these discussion boards is great for a number of reasons:
Virtual Office Hours
Your course may also have a "Virtual Office Hours" space. You can make an appointment with your instructor and then meet virtually in the space to ask questions about the course and receive guidance on assignments.
Study Groups
Study groups are a great way to learn and interact with your peers—and this is an option in online classes as well! You can send out an email to your classmates in your course site to see if anyone is interesting in studying together. You can then meet in person or even use a virtual study lounge (much like the virtual office hours) to collaborate and help each other succeed in the course!
This option may seem obvious, but the key here is to not be afraid to email and reach out to your classmates and instructor. Most course sites allow you to send an email directly from the site, so you can reach out to your instructor for more personalized feedback or with personal questions this way. Email is also a useful tool for emailing group members to stay on track with group discussions and projects.
You have a wide variety of tools at your disposal for meeting and interacting with those in your online course. Taking advantage of these options will not only make for a more personal and meaningful experience but also creates opportunities for you to gain and share knowledge with your fellow classmates and your instructor.
As with a face-to-face course or any other important pursuit, it's important to manage your time wisely. However, this can be a challenge when you likely have other courses and responsibilities to juggle. The first step to take, though, is recognizing that you must invest as much time, if not more time, in an online course than a face-to-face course.
One reason is that you must be largely self-motivated and organized to be successful as an online student—topics discussed in earlier blog posts. Unless you are taking a course that utilizes synchronous sessions (where you meet virtually with your class at a set time), you will be responsible for checking your online course site on a regular basis, tracking your own deadlines, and submitting your work on time. With great flexibility comes great responsibility!
The best way to manage this is to carefully review the course requirements and deadlines at the very beginning of the semester. Then, think long term. Plot out all the deadlines and dates on a calendar or app so that nothing catches you by surprise. This will also help you when you are managing work and social obligations later in the semester as well.
Finding a way to manage your time is a very personal thing, so think about what will work best for you. Here are a few good options:
No matter what kind of calendar or tool you use, there are a couple more best practices for managing your time:
No matter the specific approach you choose, deciding how to manage your time and using consistent blocks of work time will put you in the best position possible to have a great online learning experience!
Staying organized will be vital to your success in an online course. The site on which your online course is managed, for instance Compass or Moodle, should always be your first stop for staying organized, as the content will be presented to you in a chronological sequence and the site will include features to help you stay organized. Keeping your files across all courses organized, though, is also extremely important.
Organize Your Files
To stay organized, think about how best to organize your files at the very start. You will want to start by creating a folder structure. For instance, creating folders for each semester, course, and assignment is a common way to logically file all your course documents.
Think long-term, too, and develop a file-naming structure. It can be helpful to come up with a consistent way to name your files from the start so that you can easily find files later. This will also ensure that you select the right file when it's time to submit an assignment!
One way to name your files is to start with the course number and then assignment name (for instance, LAS101_finalpaper.docx). If you like to save multiple versions, make sure to take that into account as well. You may want to include version information as part of the file name (for instance, LAS101_finalpaper_v3.docx). Box and Google Drive both have easy-to-use search features, so in semesters to come, you will thank yourself for naming your files in a way that makes them easy to find.
Back Up Your work
Although you will submit your work online, where it is available to you as long as the course site is open, it is a good idea to always back up your written submissions.
A good practice is to start all your work in a word processing program like Word. Save your work to your computer or file storage system before you submit your work online. This will allow you to keep your work archived and save you a lot of time if you do happen to encounter an unforeseen technical issue.
Leverage Additional Tools
Your online course site will have some features to keep you organized and guide you, but there are a lot of additional tools and apps you might want to check out.
Which one to use is entirely up to you and your personal preference and style, but here are a few of the most popular:


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Melanie Carol Campbell, of Memphis, died Saturday, Dec. 18. 2010 in Marshall County, Miss.
A memorial service will be held at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 28 at Snow Lake Community Center. Another memorial service will be held in January for family and friends in the Memphis area. Holly Springs Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include her parents, Barbara Leonard Campbell and Jimmy Campbell of Memphis; a sister, Margaret Organ (Rufus); a new, Jacob Organ; a niece, Makenzie Organ; "Uncle" Alan Waxman; a host of aunts, uncles, cousins and friends; and her beloved cat, Gracie.
Anna Mae Denison, 85, of Newbern, died Sunday, Dec. 19, 2010.
She was a homemaker.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the chapel of Johnson-Williams Funeral Home with the Rev. Calvin Smith and the Rev George Butler officiating. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery in Newbern.
The family will receive visitors at 5-8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Survivors include four daughters, Shirley Lenderman of Paragould, Ark., Arlene Jowers of Newbern, Tn. Vicky Medlin of Buchanan, Mich. and Annette May of Eva, Tn.; two son, Billy Denison of Counce and Bobby Denison of Jacks Creek; two sisters, Earline Smitherman of Wayne, Mich. and Dathel Duffel of Nile, Mich.; a brother, Leon Baker of St. Louis, Mo.; 16 grandchildren; 32 great-grandchildren; and six great great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Amos Denison; her parents, Rosetta Archer Baker and Elisha David Baker; two sisters, Lena Coleman and Pattie Ann Baker; and a brother, Leo Baker.
Pallbearers will be Craig Porsch, Scott Cravins, Zakk Wells, Robert Denison, Mike Lenderman and Chris Riggins.
Freeman Dudley, 72, of Dyersburg, died Sunday, December 19, 2010 at his residence.
He was the owner and operator of Car's Unlimited, member of West Dyersburg Church of Christ, Dyersburg City Alderman for 14 years, former Commissioner of Dyersburg Dixie Youth Baseball for 20+ years and former part owner of Dyersburg Piano and Storage Company.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at West Dyersburg Church of Christ with Dr. Ricky Burse, Mr. Larry Fowlkes and Mr. Shannon Walker officiating. Burial will be in New Haven Cemetery in Ridgely.
The family will receive visitors from 5-8 p.m. Tuesday at Dyersburg Funeral Home and from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Wednesday at the church.
Survivors include his wife, Charlene Dudley of Dyersburg; a daughter, Carla Dudley Taylor and husband, Marty, of Newbern; a son, Jimmy Dudley of Newbern; a sister, Patricia Phillips of Halls; four brothers, Wallace Dudley of Ridgely, Roger Dudley and Bobby Gene Dudley, both of Dyersburg and Paul Dudley of Tatumville; four grandchildren, Allison Dudley, Kara Taylor, Ali Grace Taylor and Hunter Taylor; and a great-grandchild, Payton Tyler Hicks.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Wallace and Helen Hutchison Dudley; and a brother, Joe Glen Dudley.
Pallbearers will be Sonny Sykes, Tom Autry, Steve Bennett, Eddie Shultz, Ed Jackson and Laddie Owens. Honorary pallbearers will be Raymond McBride, Larry Fowlkes, David Walker, John Huse Robinson and Melvin Ferguson.
Always having been a lady to do things her own way, Mattie Kenney, 98, departed Dyersburg Manor Nursing Home on December 19, 2010, to spend Christmas with Jesus Christ.
Born Mattie Mae Brisendine to parents Joe and Jenny Brisendine, she married Paul Kenney on 9/30/28. She was a lifelong Christian and active supporter and member of First Baptist Church, Dyersburg. She taught children's Sunday School for many years, and she loved her XYZ Group. She was best known for her fried peach and apple pies and her Merry Castle Restaurant hamburgers and hotdogs until her retirement. Called "Bobba" by many family and friends, she had a kind heart, a generous spirit, and was a precious jewel. She enjoyed Christian living and doted on her family.
She leaves behind loved ones: Bettye and Charlie Tubbs, daughter and son-in-law of Dyersburg, four granddaughters, Linda Bell (Larry), Paula Hooper, Mickey Jones (Donald), Dyersburg; Alicia Cantrell (Jerry), Newbern; and a grandson, Jeff Beaumont, Nashville. She also leaves three great-granddaughters, Jamey Attaway (Jeremy), Jenney Beasley (Russell), Dyersburg, and Taylor Cantrell, Newbern. Two great, great granddaughters who also adored her are Abbey and Bailey Willard of Dyersburg.
Mattie is preceded in death by her husband of 50 years, Paul E. Kenney, a beloved son and daughter-in-law, Paul Wayne and Jeannie Kenney, and an infant granddaughter Melinda Joyce Kenney. Also preceding her in death were two sisters, Annie Kelley and LulaBelle Lloyd, and two brothers, Joe and Harvey Brisendine.
A brief visitation will be held Tuesday at 11:00 am at Dyersburg Funeral Home. Graveside services, officiated by her friend Willis Chapman, will follow at noon in Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Jerry Cantrell, Larry Bell, Jeremy Attaway, and Tim Bivens.
Dyersburg Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Reverend Robert Singleton, 68, of Newbern, died Sunday, December 19, 2010 at his residence. He was Pastor at RoEllen Church of Jesus Christ and an avid airplane pilot.
Services will be at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, December 22, 2010 in the Chapel of Curry Funeral Home with the Reverend Udale Holmes and the Reverend Ed Gilbert officiating. Interment will follow in Fairview Cemetery. Curry Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
The Singleton family will receive visitors Monday and Tuesday evening from 5 until 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
Survivors include his wife of 47 years Linda Singleton of Newbern, 3 daughters Lizz Baggett (Duke) of Friendship, Cindy Redden (Raymond) of Braggadocio, MO and Lorie Bell (Mike) of Dyersburg; a sister-in-law, Barbara Singleton of Dyersburg; 11 grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be Maurice Redden, Johnny Singleton, David Harris, Marty Harris, John Tyler Hamil and Stanley Nale.
The family request that any memorials be directed to RoEllen Church of Jesus Christ.
Online condolences are available on our website- www.curryfuneral.com
Johnny Thomas, 61, of Tiptonville, died Saturday, Dec. 18, 2010 at his residence.
Services will be at 11 a.m. on Tuesday in the Ridgely Chapel of Curry Funeral Home with Bro. Jason Allison officiating. Interment will follow in City Cemetery in Tiptonville. Curry Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
The family will receive visitors Monday, Dec. 20, 2010 from 5 until 8 p.m. at the funeral home in Ridgely.
Survivors include one son, John Eric Thomas of Minnesota; one sister, Mary Jane Jackson of Tiptonville, one brother, Jerry Thomas of Tiptonville and two Grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Debra Jean Thomas; one son, Joseph Corey Thomas and his parents, Jake and Earlene Chilton Thomas.
Pallbearers will be Jason Thomas, Wayne Hatley, Claude Salmon, Terry Hudson, Hunter Thomas, Andrew Price, Kyle Rodriquez, and Tom Roark.
Online condolences are available on our website- www.curryfuneral.com

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Register online to vote this Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 8. Pre-register through Tuesday, Oct. 18, or register at your polling place on Election Day.
Celebrate the freedom to read by checking out one of these banned, censored or challenged books.
smARTpass is a new arts access program open exclusively to metro area public library patrons. You can use your library card to get free and discounted tickets to performances and museums.
Access homework resources for K-12 students and online tutoring for all ages with your library card.
Mergent Intellect has replaced D&B Million Dollar Directory as a useful corporate directory available online from Hennepin County Library.
Every September, the American Library Association reminds us that a library card is the most important school supply of all. Get yours today to access more library resources.
An installation capturing stories and experiences of youth in downtown Minneapolis will be on display in Cargill Hall at Minneapolis Central Library through Monday, Oct. 24.
Begin your research with genealogist and artist Mica Andrews at Oxboro Library on Wednesday, Sept. 21 and East Lake Library on Tuesday, Oct. 11.
Artists can learn about promotion, pricing, time management and more at these classes offered by Springboard for the Arts at our libraries.


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Friday, May 31, 2013
Every now and then, it helps to put the current political and cultural climate in perspective by imagining the movers' and shakers' answers to the age-old question: Why did the chicken cross the road?"
Here are some imagined answers.
Let's start at the top: The White House issued a statement saying, "At no time was the administration aware of any chickens crossing the road. We first heard about it when we read about it in the newspaper. The president had no knowledge of this and is as curious as the general public as to why this occurred."
Newly-elected SC-1 congressman Mark Sanford: "To get a second chance."
Mount Pleasant musical celebrity Darius Rucker: "To be a crossover artist. It sure worked pretty well for me."
Former SC-1 Democratic candidate Elizabeth Colbert-Busch: a spokesman said she had a busy schedule and could not be reached for comment or issue a statement.
Sullivan's Island residents were sharply divided on the question. A group was formed to limit both the number of chickens crossing the road and the size of the road.
An opposing group issued a statement pushing for acceptance of both the chickens and roads as contained in the current plans.
Will Haynie has published more than 400 oped columns as a feature columnist for the Asheville Citizen-Times and the Hendersonville (N.C.) Times-News when it was owned by the New York Times. His niche is as a humorous conservative. Find him on Twitter at @willhaynie or email him at email@example.com.
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This is a wonderful hotel, in a superb location, in beautiful Cornwall.
I had seen the hotel on a tv program which followed the owners as they developed the hotel. This raised my interest in the hotel, although it didn't sell i too well. How poor the tv program was on advertising this get away haven, with the most fantastic of views. The Mount Haven outshone all the reviews, as did the views from our balcony....possibly one of the best views I have ever had from a bedroom window, that of St Michaels Mount.
The welcome was brilliant. Free refreshments on arrival was a great introduction, and these were taken on the balcony, just off the relaxation/bar area, and our opportunity to see the views from the hotel. The staff were all warm and welcoming. Our room was wonderful. Both modern and relaxing and with that amazing balcony view of the Mount. Whether you sit on the balcony or lay in bed, you cannot help but be mesmerised.
The hotel was clean and inviting, with a modern bathroom and a comfy large bed.
Afternnon tea was delightful, the home cooked biscuits and scones superb.
Breakfast was one of the best that we have had in a hotel. The only disappointment was that we hadn't eaten the night before, as the menu was mouth watering.
We look forward to our next visit and hope to relax at this idyllic hotel again. Heaven is truly a night at Mount Haven!
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My partner and I stayed for a week for our honeymoon, and we could not of made a better choice.
After planning the wedding and then the big day we were both mentally and physically fatigued. From the moment we arrived we could feel ourselves begin to relax and unwind.
No one could ask for more from a Honeymoon destination. The room we stayed in had the most fantastic view of St Michaels mount from our own private balcony.
Each night we were treated to some of the most exquisite food either of us had in a long time.
The staff are exceptional, being attentive but not smothering, they really made dinning a pleasure.
My wife and I would not hesitate to recommend a stay if you need to get away from everything and relax.
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WOW!!!! well ;) im thoughly enjoying this story ;) i was really happy when alice left ;) is she going to come back? some parts were comfusing but you mostly cleared them up;) ie there was no mention of charlie at the beginning. there a few points id like to ask about though there is no mention of std/hiv testing and what about pregnancy with their age difference? and most of the time they were at alice and jaspers house bella referred to it as hers? im off to read epov now ;) i really hope you come back and complete these stories ;D
Will u be finishing this story ? I hope!
loved it!
loved it!
loved it!
loved it! poor Edward and Bella!
loved it! Poor Bella and Edward!
loved it! poor Bella and Edward!
loved it! Poor Edward! James is a horrible!
Loved it! Poor Edward!
Loved it! Bad bad Bella!
loved it!
loved it! Bella is a kind person!
loved it! Poor Edward!
What a fantastic story!! I really hope that you will update soon, can't wait. Thanks for the journey.
I love how Jasper is getting properly used like the slave he wanted to be. I could certainly get used to this and them breaking in their new house. All those rooms! And don't forget the passageways!
Great job.
Love when this story and its companion update. Great job!
:( poor jazzy... idk what to think of Alice... its a new characterization thats for sure...
yummy, i so love Emmett... can't wait to see his reaction to Rose and the opportunity to experience what she will offer him...
:( poor Subward... i am hooked, can't wait to catch up with the story...
woohoo playtime in new house
Holy hell! That was fucking amazing!!!!
I love this story!
I am sooo very happy our trio are home at last. The house sounds delightful. I shall be most eager to see them bond over decorating their trees.
Their first scene in their new playroom was invigorating. I hope to see some cuddle time in that magnificent new bed. I think it might take time to become accustomed to Jasper's new status.
I was amazed how much more accepting Carlisle and Esme were to their situation. I am happy for Edward. it makes life easier for him.
great update, i was worried since it had been awhile that the story mayhave been dropped
No worries! I just had a busy month and didn't have much time to work on it! Glad you're enjoying it!
have enjoied your story, i am reading both sides. i think this is the harshest punishments she has dished out !!
Glad you're enjoying it! The only reason she was this harsh on him is that he's had enough experience by this time to know better then this.
I think Bella gets a rush out of the punishment aspect of being a Dom. Edward has always taken care of her as her sub and fiance. It was what made their relationship special. It has to be hard sharing your soulmate with another man, even if you are a bisexual. Edward wanted to safeword and she didn't want him to do it. It was like she wanted him to fail.
He didn't want to safeword; he was answering her question. She didn't want him to fail; she wanted to push him and remind him of his lessons. If he remembered and was able to hold his orgasm back, she would've rewarded him.
Whoa, that was harsh, but obviously needed. Edward was the one to initiate that scene and couldn't handle it. He would have been better off safe wording. Excellent chapter!
If the scene wasn't his idea in the first place, I...Bella wouldn't have been so hard on him.
If the scene wasn't his idea in the first place, I...Bella wouldn't have been so hard on him.
I enjoyed it very much. I wonder how they'll take the whole recording of their scene.
We shall see... we shall see...
wow went and looked up the humbler. yowch
Wouldn't YOU like to be the one goingto BDSM websites to research this stuff?? I love it! LOL!
So hot!!
Great chapter!
Angela and Bella seemed to hit it off nicely. Maybe now Bella can have a true female friend in the lifestyle that can completely understand her and not feel jealous of her (unlike Alice).
I'm curious to see how Jasper feels when they try the suspension play, Angela was great at explaining to him what had happened to her so Jazzy could be able to face his fears.
Good chapter!
I think Angela will be better suited to being Bella's friend because Angela doesn't covet Jasper's body or submission.
Jasper is still somewhat frightened of suspension but Angela's explanation puts alot of the responsibility for the sub's safety in the sub's care. He does realize that he needs to check the equipment and he needs to communicate with his Master or Mistress about the safety of the scene. He will also be reminded to use his safe-word if and when he needs to.
First of all, I wish you health, happiness and lots of love in this new year!
I liked how Edward and Bella have been working continuously in reassuring Jasper and build his self esteem. Jasper has some very deep issues that have made him fall into an abusive relationship before, with Alice... and if Bella and Edward aren't careful, Jasper could even leave them looking for the slave treatment that is actually abuse...
The thing about the sub drop was something I didn't know about, and I'm not sure if I got it right. Would you mind explaining it to me?
Thanks for taking the time to write this story and share it with us, I like it a lot. See you soon!
OMG! I've missed your insight and input!
Really I just Googled BDSM terms. Other stories I've read have described it but they never named it. This is just a few definitions and opinions of subdrop that I put together...
Subdrop is defined as a physical condition, often with cold- or flu-like symptoms, experienced by a submissive after an intense session of BDSM play. This can last for as long as a week, and is best prevented by aftercare immediately after the session. Sub drop is chemical as well as emotional. The sub's body was pumped up with adrenalin and endorphins and the high can last for quite some time. When it readjusts, it causes the sub to crash. It is like getting drunk. The hangover really sucks, doesn't it? A little contact from the Dom will make the sub feel less alone and scared, because this sudden change in mood can be quite frightening. The dominant should be around when the sub hits the low just hold the sub. Physical contact is comforting to the sub. A caring Dom or Domme will always have the best interests of the submissive uppermost in their minds: by all means take pleasure, that's what D/s is about, but don't take and give nothing back.
People in casual BDSM relationships tend to not have as many instances of subdrop as those in committed relationships. There are 2 reasons for this: First, casual relationships don't have the same element of intimacy that exists in long term relationships. That's not to discount all casual relationships as lacking intimacy, but committed relationships have an extra element of intimacy which add to the intensity of scenes. This intimacy often causes issues to arise with boundaries and love that can give the submissive leave to doubt the truth of those feelings. It is usually consensual and it usually feel amazing at the time but once the head space is over, the questions can bring sadness, doubt and disbelief. Another reason that Sub Drop occurs more in committed relationships is because limits are tested more frequently and the play could be edgier. Casual relationships tend to not be able to develop the trust and history necessary to test boundaries as easily. No matter how strong the trust is with partners, you can still have feelings of disbelief or even feelings that you can't believe you like something so perverted, kinky or dirty. Your own doubts can bring about fear, sadness and loneliness.
yummy chapter.
yummy chapter. cant wait to see the angela interaction. Still wanna smack alice.
Bella's doing a great job teaching and caring for both of her boys these days. I like the way she involved Jasper in the prepping for the suspension scene, to help him get over his fear and learn that it is his own responsibility to make sure he's safe. Well done.
Cheers, Balti K
I'm glad you like it!
You did so well at portraying the morning after. I so wanted to hug Edward. Very happy Jazz seems to get the fact that not receiving pleasure hurts his mastes also
Author's Response: It was an important lesson for Jasper to learn but it had the unfortunate side-effect of giving Edward that nightmare. He needs all the hugs he can get!
Well the last 2 chapters were excellent! I'm so disappointed in your Alice. The pain she caused is so sad. I look forward to Bella confronting her. That will be delisous.
Edward is growing nicely as Jazz's dom. I love the roll you created for him as both a sub & Dom.
Thanks for all your writing. It is a pleasure to read. Meg
Author's Response:
Yes Alice will need to be dealt with. I'm glad you like it.
Holy shit! Start to finish that was fucking hot!!!!
That was quite the emotional chapter. I am glad that Bella alows the boys to speak freely like that. It gives a lot of insite to where they are coming from.
I very much liked Jasper viewing a safe suspension scene. I wonder how much Edward's request had to do with his own desires versus his need to show Jasper by example that it is something they can safely participate in.
*smiles* to Bella for fulfilling Edward's fantasy concerning the Aston Martin! That was yummy!
Her boys are getting over being abused. Bella likes to indulge their fantasies whenever possible.
It amazes me how little intercourse Edward and Bella get. She seems to prefer oral. I don't get that. With a man like Edward, I would want him everyday. She seems to like the Edward Jasper relationship more.
In most Femme-Domme relationships you will find that the women like to keep the men...'in their place' which is at her feet and orally pleasuring her. In 90% of the stories I've read about female Dommes, they love to humiliate their men and go into fear play also. Bella is a kind Mistress and tries not to do things that her subs would fear. Edward was humiliated way beyond what she would ever do to either of them, when he was with James, so she avoids that. Sometimes he will ask for it, though. Name-calling and servicing her in public are humiliation tactics. Jasper had to deal with his fear of suspension before she would go near the whole subject with either of her boys. She loves them. Most Female led relationships that i have read about are very degrading to the men. When she does have full intercourse with Edward she usually doesn't let him cum inside of her. That is considered a priviledge that he has to earn. I've done quite a bit of research on this and I'm trying to make it realistic. She also gets off on watching the boys fuck...
I think Jasper is scared to go out into the world and compete. Alice took all of self esteem. I hope at some point he will have it back. I am glad that they are doing this at 4 month cycles. Therapy is going to help them as well.
Smutty and delicious... my favorite combination. I love how they are taking this new desire of Jasper's out for a test drive.
Good chapter, glad they are talking things out. Still not sure about Jasper being a lsave for them.
yummy chapter.
ooooo totally loved this chapter. I love when al three of them are together
can't wait for EPOV
Wow! That was too hot to even think about complaining about missing this story! ;)
I loved the session with the therapist. I'm glad that they are all being open and honest with each other.
Excellent chapter! I love, love, love this story!
Wow intense chapter. I really like how the dynamic is playing out tho
While this is a very unusual relationship, the power dynamics are agreed on by all parities involved. I think the ending of the evening felt as much a punishment for Edward as a lesson for Jasper. I will be interested to hear their conversation in the morning. Overall, this was a very interesting chapter. The converstaion in the therapist's office was enlightening. It was good to have such a guided discussion. Learning Bella and Edward's fantasies of suspension were fuel for thoughts of what the future can offer.
As always, I look forward to the next chapters of this and Healing Moments. And maybe perhaps, if it pleases you, a chapter of I Belong to Them? It seems a lot has happened that maybe Jasper has thoughts to share too....
Jasper and Edward are getting the help they need and that's wonderful, it seems to be helping Jasper understand better what drives him AND he's voicing his opinions and needs, so even if some of his thoughts/needs are leading him to consider being a slave, at least he's doing things carefully and safely. Good for him!
On the other hand, if Bella is not completely comfortable with that Domme/slave dynamic, she should be honest with herself and find someone that can fulfill Jasper's aspirations safely.
Good chapter!
I've been looking forward to your reaction to the changes. You always have good insight. Bella has some reservations but she may go for it. We shall see. Jasper is making informed decisions. He's a lawyer and, although he likes submitting his will to Bella and Edward, he knows that it's important to his survival that he lets them know what exactly he needs.
Jasper needs to work with this doctor.
Thanks for writing I am enjoying this story
great chapter
Good chapter, I think Jaspers needs are getting more complex, how will this effect Bella and Edward?
I have missed this story!!! Jasper as a 24/7 slave...hmmm. I am not sure how that would work out, but I am sure we will have fun watching them try!
hmmm full time slave. wow.
I'm very interested in finding out more about Alice and Jasper's D/s relationship.
I think I'm really going to enjoy the direction this fic is going. Two for the price of one!! Any way you look at it - two doms, two subs, possibly a slave, I think we are in for a deliciously good time.
Great chapter. And I like that Bella wants Jasper to see someone to help him through the wifey issues. I just hope he agrees.
He did agree...near the end of the chapter Jasper specifically asks for them to make an appointment soon.
Awwww...truthfully i was nervous at first about this arrangement, because as much as I love Jazzy, i don´t want him to come between B&E,but ultimately i know that there will be surprises ahead.. So far the Mistress, Master, Sub arrangement is totally hot!!!! can´t wait for the next chapter!!!
I'm glad I'm making you think about this.
Jasper acts like he just wants to be a sex slave. He is a lawyer, but he doesn't act like he wants to work. He wants to be totally dominated. He is just a shell of himself.
I guess that's why Bella told him to think about it.
It is a toss up on who's POV is hotter. Fuck it, they are both crazy hot. I have dirty, dirty visions running through my head right now and unfortunatly, my husband is going to pay the price.
Uhmmm...I hope I'm not getting too personal, but why is that unfortunate?
I love the delightful new twists and turns and of course the smutty goodness that comes along with it.
good chapter.
Well, Edward seemed to have thought about dominating Jasper for awhile now because he came up with the specific rules pretty fast. I'm glad Jasper likes the idea of being dominated by both of them, but it makes me wonder why he craves so much control over his everyday life, you know? Anyhow, if it works for him, that's great.
Good chapter!
one of the things Bella's going to tell Jasper is that if he wants to have this much control he'll have to see a psychologist. She's disturbed by the depth of his desire for that much control.
I love seeing Edward in a more dominant role. Jasper's need to be controled is a little scary.
Interesting turn of event, I like them, it will be very interesting what will transpire with Edward being the middle man.
I'm starting to wonder a couple of things. Jaz is a lawyer so will he be a slave instead of a submisive and quit his job? is he still going to work? is this a E/B or E/B/J story. I love it though, can't wait to read more. I never thought I would hate Alice one bit.
Author's Response:
Jasper's job plans are unknown as of now. It began as a E/B story but it has changed in my mind. It has become a 3-some story, but goodbye Alice.
Holy hotness! Just the promise of things to come has got me itching for the next chapter. I think Bella is absolutely right. Edward is a natural sub, but he is going to be a fuck hot Dom as well!!!
I know, right? LOL! I can't wait to write it!
ooo please tell me them playing is up next i can't wait to read that.
Like I would leave THAT out! LOL!
hmmm still not sure of Jazz. seems like he has some other mental things going on as well, but I like Domward.
Edward the sub and the dom. Oh wow... this story just gets better and better. Great job. Can't believe that Jasper. He needs a very heavy hand I think.
Even though Edward has shown some dominant tendencies when he's interacting with Jasper (like when he decided to talk to Jasper and address some limits with him before Bella came home with breakfast; not only when they are having sex), I think he still needs to consider very seriously if he wants to train to be a Dominant so he can be Jasper's Dom. If he does it half heartedly, he can make the same mistake Alice, and even Jasper, did.
The good thing about this chapter is that they finally cleared some important issues, and hopefully Jasper will eventually learn not to manipulate in order to get the level of control and pain he needs.
See you soon!
Jasper seems a bit broken. Maybe he's changed a little. Maybe Alice's behavior taught him a lesson...We'll just have to wait and see...
Hmm, intriguing. Jasper is definitely very manipulative, but is it a pain fetish or is it the domination? The difference can be subtle. A male dom might be able to do it, but I doubt that Edward can. He just doesn't seem like a switch to me. But I'm in for the ride, let's see where this goes.
Cheers, Balti K
His manipulative side might be broken from Alice's actions... Edward doesn't want to loose Jasper to another Dom, so he might be able to work himself up to do the job...We shall see...
Didn't see that coming. I hope they can find away to make things work. I feel so bad for Jasper and Bella.
ok...i´m liking where this is going..because I was a little nervous about throwing Jasper back in the mix,.....so let´s see how this goes!!!!
yummy little chapter
I loved the new twist. I think it would be really hot watching Edward submit to Bella while dominating Jasper.
Also I had no idea that you wrote this story from Edward's pov. I am so going to have to read that next. Do the chapters equal up because then I might have to reread this story while I read the other one. Maybe you might want to post it in a footnote that the other story is there. Just a thought.
They do equal up. I'll make sure to make a note for other readers like you, who didn't know about the other version.
Thanks for the pimp.
I can't believe Jasper has been so devious not having read Healing moments in full I have obviously missed some stuff. Guess i better get my butt in gear and read it.
Tsk tsk! Get reading girl! Bella's POV doesn't tell you ANYTHING about Jasper really. He and Edward really talk and have lots of interaction she doesn't know about.
Hmmm, Edward topping Jasper and Bella trumps all?!? I like it. I can only imagine how hot it would be to see Edward dominate Jasper. And I think Bella is right. It will give Edward that needed security in his placement in the relationships since he will be her husband. Off to read Edward's POV. Excellent chapter!!!
You won't have to imagine it for long! I'll be writing it soon!
Very interesting. I didn't see this coming. Great job...thanks!!!
oh hell yea i wanna see edward spank the fuck out of jasper cuz he's a fuckin whiney manipulative little bitch
I'm sure that Edward will get to do that! LOL!
Jasper is being quite the manipulator. I think Bella has a good plan. This way the married couple has the power. Edward will be over Jasper. It makes sense.
I'm glad you agree! Thanks for reviewing!
awe poor Jasper
holy cold pecker batman
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oh no
cool beans
hot stuff again
great chapter
Glad Bella's checking with Edward first. She's learning
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Aileron to rudder is real easy, there is already screen for it under list.
Hi Guys,
I got all my servo extentions today. I'll let you know if I can't solve any program issues. I'm going to try and do it on my own. I'll write a cheat sheet as I do it, so next time it'll be easier. Stay tuned.
Bob in Seattle
Hi Al,
Here is what do. I put the spoilers on the L/H slider. Throttle is on the L/H stick. Rudder/elevator or aileron/elevator on the R/H stick If it's aileron/elevator, I mix in the rudder with the aileron. 98 % of my flying is RES. This plane will be the exception. I'm a Poly wing lover. But, just had to try a Gull wing for a change.
Way to go doc993. Stay tuned.
Bob in Seattle
Gotch Bob, I am an old fullhouse sailplane guy and left handed to boot, so I have to have the flaps/spoilers on the left stick, and since I launch with my left hand, having the motor on the right slider gives me full time access to it. Just wondering if you can get elevator comp to left slider when deploying the spoilers? But you probably don't need it. I on the other hand fly in a lot of contests and I know you do not.Enough of my hijacking let the Raven build continue
Hi Al,
I've never done it, but I don't see why not. You just do the mix and then assign it to the left slider. It should work. I like mixes. They make flying so much more fun and easier on the work load.
Time for Pinot Gris and cheader cheese with Foxy.
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Minor progress, but progress none the less
Hi everyone,
My shop time has been limited as of late but I thought I would post my progress. First, I must confess that all of my available shop time has not been dedicated to the Raven build. I felt it was necessary to get my two primary planes ready for the ever nearer soaring season so, I needed to do some repair work and covering tightening. Now that the Riser and Pulsar are flight ready I have been able to get back to the Raven.
I got my fuselage sides all sanded, drilled and slotted and separated them for the first time. I think they look great. After that I started working on the formers. Now as I thought about my interchangeable nose design I came to the opinion that I needed a little more beef to the F2 and F3 formers, mainly the F2, so I decided to make them from 1/8 plywood instead to spruce stock. Cutting out the square blanks on the table saw was easy, removing the unneeded center area presented a challenge. I quickly realized that hand cutting it was out because it was too tedious. The skill saw was out because the pieces were too small to clamp and cut at the same time. A scroll saw would have worked but I do not have one of those. So what is a guy to do? RotoZip to the rescue. I put a really small cutting blade in my RotoZip tool and had at it. Can you say hot knife through butter? I knew you could. After the wood smoke cleared I had my needed formers.
Next I was on to the 1/4 by 1/8th pieces that you glue to the fuselage sides. Again I went to the wood supply to see what I had only to realize there was no 1/4 by 1/8th spruce available. But there was some very nice 1/4 by 1/4 spruce. So after reading my owners manual to confirm my thought, I pulled out the Delta surface planer and planed down that unneeded 1/8th of an inch and, ta-da, instant correct thickness. Muahahahahaha, gotta love tools.
I should hopefully, get some assembly done this weekend. The glue is ready as are the pins and weights. My goal is to get the F2 through F5 formers installed and all the spruce and balsa glued to the fuselage sides. We will see how that goes. Here are a few pictures for everyone.
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Looking good Wayne-You still need to notch the formers for the 1/8x1/4" stock,on mine I made up a jig block and cut the notches on the table saw.I also used a 12" piece of 1/4" rod through one set of the joiner rod holes to square every thing up.I ended up useing 1/16" ply for the rear fuse bottom and it worked out well with the motor and r/x batteries up front for ballance and you could use the fuse for a club if needed.You'll need to build some sort of jig to hold the rear of the fuse untill its all sheeted as the tail end is a bit wippey untill its all boxed in.Could aynone tell me the controll throws for the bird?Perhaps Mike could jump in on this,I'd like to set them twords the miled side on low rate I'll be adding the washout to the tips as Bob plans too so I'll have a tame bird.I have to wait for warmer weather to dope the fuse and my covering is yet to show up,so I thought I'd work on the servo set ups.All most foregot I put the whole works bird, batteries,servos and all on the scale last night and its at 48.7oz so far
Hi Wayne,
WOW, looking really good. It's nice to have the correct tools for the job. Keep up the good work.
The throws in the instructions are as follows. Rudder 30 MM each way, Stab 12MM each way, Ailerons 15 MM up, 7 MM down.
Darn, I forgot to build in some wash out on the outter sections of the wing. Any suggestions on how I can get some in there now ???
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