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Need new tire recommendation 700 x 32
I currently have Vittoria Randonneur Pros. They've been fairly good but I'm disappointed in the short life of the rear tire (1500 miles). Also there have been times when I wanted a bit more tread on gravel roads. I never had a flat with them though.
I ride 95% paved roads, but they tend to be back roads, sometimes in bad shape, sometimes with gravel sections. Occasionally I'm tempted to go a short distance on a flat path in the woods.
I was looking at the Continental Touring Plus Reflex. The tread looks a bit more aggressive than the Vittoria Randonneur, but people complain about the stiffness of the ride and say it's very hard to install.
So I'm looking for a rugged tire that could handle a bit of gravel, but will reasonably low rolling resistance, and good puncture resistance. My budget is under $40 per tire (so the Schwalbe Marathon Supremes are out).
Any suggestions?
Keep a close eye on Niagara. I've gotten some amazing tire buys from them. Like $26 for 35mm Supremes............ you gotta watch, and pull the trigger quickly, as they soon disappear.
Panaracer TServ. Strong, puncture resistant. Not too much tread, so rolling resistance is low, and you really don't want too much tread for gravel. You want as much contact as possible between the tire and the ground. These usually last me 4-5000 miles. I think they are usually around s40-45 a tire.
[QUOTE=SnowJob;16458831]you really don't want too much tread for gravel. QUOTE]
Maybe I should have said "gravel and dirt." A bit more tread than the Vittoria Randonneurs might be useful.
I like Clement tires. The Xplor USH or MSO might work well for your needs. Not too sure about price, though. I have to say, I like to be cheap, but tires are a place where I don't skimp. If you have to save up a bit to get a quality tire, the investment will be worth it.
The only decent tire I could find locally with the Continental Touring Plus, so picked one up today. I don't have a lot of confidence in it. The reviews far favor the Schwalbe Marathon Supreme. Many cite sidewall cracks and short tread life on the Conti Touring Plus. I believe the Supremes are heavier.
It's a scary thought that I could be out in the puckerbrush with a flat and unable to remove the Conti---very common complaint. I guess I bought it because it's so beefy.
I will never bike another brand of tire after riding these: http://www.compasscycle.com/tires_gb_700_32.html
Panaracer makes them and it's the same compound as their tubular tires. Very high quality.
As fast as my 23's and have yet to get a puncture after 2000 miles. Light weight tire also which probably helps with the speed of the tire.
I've taken the bike down many dirt and gravel roads and even a couple two track and a smooth single track here and there and the tire performed great.
They also have an even lighter version, but I've really got no need for that. This tire is as light as most 25's.
Although if you burned through a Rando that fast,a Supreme wouldn't last much longer. You can have super grip or long tread life,but not both.
That's OK, you now have a tire to ride, while you are watching Niagara......................
I don't get Niagara. Are they a drop shipper? They seem to have a zillion products. Searching their website is pretty hard---not many subcategories to narrow down your options.
My personal favorite http://www.amazon.com/Michelin-Pilot...ichelin+700x32
with a 32mm tire, i don't think i would concern myself with tread pattern.
i AM surprised you got only 1500 miles out of one though, and i'm sure if I were so lucky as to not have a flat over the entire lifespan of a tire that i would be reluctant to try anything else.:)
You make a good point
I'm back to thinking about getting another set of Randonneur Pros. Anyone know whether the name of this tire has changed? Is it now the "Randonneur City Pro RFX"? RFX meaning "reflective? I don't think it used to be called the "City RFX." I think it was just "Randonneur Pro."
The reviews say this tire is very hard to install. I didn't do it myself last time---the bike shop did it on my new bike.
I would take a look at the Hyper. I use the bike on smooth gravel, it has good traction on wet or dry gravel. Wet mud is tricky, but big knobs are needed in mud and knobby tires are very slow on pavement.
I concur with the post above. I have Vittoria Randonneur Cross tires on my single speed commuter, which are what my Raleigh came with and look equivalent to the Pro, they have excellent puncture protection, and wear very well, have not had any problems so far. I do inflate them slightly higher than recommended as many folks do, I think this helps. I use the bike for a 16 mile round trip commute and on the paths, with plenty of gravel in some areas of the bike lanes....not had a problem at all. Also like the reflective ring on the tire.
Not sure you want this aggressive a tread, but I've been very happy with several sets of Maxxis Raze tires on my CX bike, and I ride 90% pavement - they are extremely comfortable but have a decently low rolling resistance.
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Senate Mandates Study of NCUA Actions On Corporates
The Senate has passed a measure which would require the Government Accountability Office to study NCUA management of the corporate credit unions and their financial crisis.
The GAO was asked to determine the reasons for the corporate credit union failures as well as to evaluate the NCUA reactions to those failures, including "protecting taxpayers, avoiding moral hazard, minimizing the costs of resolving such corporate credit unions, and the ability of insured credit unions to bear any assessments levied to cover such costs."
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Oumar Niasse has not been given a shirt number for the new season despite only arriving as Everton's third most expensive signing last January.
The 26-year-old joined from Lokomotiv Moscow for £13.5m but has failed to score in his 152 minutes on the pitch.
The Senegalese has not appeared in any of Everton's pre-season fixtures.
Winger Aiden McGeady, forwards Conor McAleny and Leandro Rodriguez and defender Luke Garbutt are also among those not assigned a number.
Republic of Ireland international McGeady featured briefly in Everton's first two pre-season games, but did not travel to Germany for the club's two fixtures in Dresden.
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DENTON: Stata module to interpolate a flow or stock series from low-frequency totals via proportional Denton method
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Still, for now, a ground invasion is unlikely to be more than a threat. Getting the endorsement of Capitol Hill and the U.S. electorate for an action that would almost certainly involve significant casualties would be only the first hurdle. Some key European NATO members are unlikely to endorse an invasion. France, for example, challenged the U.S. maritime blockade plan on the grounds that there was no legal basis for such an action without a United Nations resolution, signalling fissures that may widen in NATO over further escalation of the Kosovo conflict. A ground invasion would also dramatically raise the pressure on Russia to intervene. But as almost four weeks of bombing has failed to persuade Milosevic to back down, NATO needs him to believe worse is coming.
NATO Hints at Ground War to Pressure Serbs
When your tactics aren't working, threaten worse. As NATO kept up its bombing of Serbia over the weekend, Washington sharply turned up the rhetoric. President Clinton wrote in the London Sunday Times that the removal of Slobodan Milosevic was essential to a solution to the Balkan crisis; Madeleine Albright and NATO's Secretary General Javier Solana told the talk shows that the Western alliance's refusal to consider ground troops might change in the future, and the U.S. also announced it was considering a maritime blockade of oil supplies to Yugoslavia. In an attempt to signal Milosevic that ground action may be looming, Clinton Sunday made a round of calls to the leaders of states bordering Serbia and claimed to have won their support for NATO's air campaign. Since the Serbs have heavily fortified their defense of the main land approaches into Kosovo, ground troops would most likely invade from adjacent countries.


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Intel makes Scrooge-like Celeron pricing decision
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Intel's decision to introduce far more powerful 366MHz and 400MHz Celerons on the fourth of January was described as "deeply cynical" today. The chip giant has advertised the previous versions of the Celeron processor extensively in the run-up to the Christmas period, but will slash the prices of its 300MHz and 333MHz parts when it releases the new chips. Three years ago, Intel attracted similar criticism when it released chips with MMX extensions just after it had pushed the previous processors to first time buyers. Rana Mainee, European research director of AMD, which also produces microprocessors, said: "I agree it is deeply cynical and unfortunate this should happen, but more and more people have wised up to this and defer their purchases until after Christmas." Market research company Inteco figures showed that the split was roughly half and half, said Mainee. He said: "Intel has always felt they have to clear out the old stuff over Christmas. People who buy at Christmas are typically first time buyers who don't know the difference." AMD has never been guilty of such cynical action, claimed Mainee. "If you look historically over the last two years, we bring out new microprocessors in Q2, which allows people enough time to design them in for the Christmas period," he said. The processors will come in 370-pin sockets. Earlier this month, Intel was accused of dumping its previous Slot One processors into the channel. The company declines to comment on its pricing strategies. ®


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Lady Annabelle lends a helping hand to a leather clad biker who broke down along the lane. Little does he realise just how observant my eyes are, and how my covert cameras pick up every being, from humans to birds, from little mutts to squirrels, my grounds have eyes everywhere! I love to spy, and it gave me great pleasure to provide some assistance, especially for my leather clad biker! What a pity his bike broke down only yards from my drive way! What a stroke of luck he had a short walk to my front door, in the torrential rain.
Good fortune looked upon my visitor, as he entered my grounds while my hounds were safely inside! Another few minutes, and it would have been a different story! At least he was fully clad in leather!
Of course, I was only too happy to provide a phone for him to call the breakdown service, but only after I had my wicked way with him in my dungeon. After ushering him down the steps, he hastily advised his helmet could not be removed as the catch had broke. Dear Oh dear, he's not having the greatest of days, so it's a real blessing he was able to come into my Manor, use my phone and receive my wonderful hospitality. What a shame his helmet couldn't be removed, as it would have been so wonderfully erotic to kiss his lips while he's tied to my St. Andrew's Cross!
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Windows 7 Family Packs that offer homes three-licences for the OS will be priced at $149.99 (£92) in the US.
Fadfusion.com, a US-based online seller of computers, electronics and office supplies, lists something called W7 Family Pack - Home Prem Upg on its site for $138.99 (£86), an $11(£6) discount from the $149.99 it claims is the package's suggested retail price.
The software, which will purportedly let users upgrade as many as three PCs in a single household to Windows 7 Home Premium, is listed as "discontinued" by Fadfusion.
ZDNet blogger Ed Bott has also reported finding two other resellers, Expercom and University IT Computer Sales listing Windows 7 Family Pack, at prices of $136.95 (£84) and $144.95 (£89), respectively. However, both sites quickly pulled their Family Pack listing after Bott's article highlighted the pack's availability.
Last week, Bott and another blogger, Kristan Kenney, uncovered information about the Family Pack, including the three-licence limits, in the end-user licencing agreement (EULA) of a recently leaked build of Windows 7.
Microsoft has declined to confirm or deny that it would offer a Family Pack for Windows 7. "We expect to have other great offers in the future as we lead up to and beyond general availability," a spokeswoman said. "[But] we have nothing to announce at this time."
It is also unknown whether the same pricing structure for possible Family Packs will apply in the UK. Microsoft is offering the operating system without Internet Explorer 8 in Europe, which has led to different prices for the OS, compared to the US.
In 2007, the company sold a two-licence Family Pack for Vista Home Premium. However, customers had to have also purchased a full or upgrade edition of Vista Ultimate, the most-expensive version in the line.
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Ban or open the no-fly list and surveillance list
DHS claims that hundreds of thousands of people are too dangerous to allow on airplanes, but too innocent to arrest. There should be NO people who fall into that category! Yet this abomination has persisted for most of a decade, largely because of its secrecy.
There is a second, more secret list, which are people who TSA lets airlines board as passengers, but the airlines must secretly report to the government every time they appear in an airport.
Open up the no-fly list. This remnant of McCarthyism should either be public, and should be challengeable in public by the individuals listed, under the Privacy Act -- or should be eliminated.
Eliminate the surveillance list. The government has no business spying on the travel habits of hundreds of thousands of Americans -- without warrants!
There should be no place in a transparent America for a secret "enemies list" of people who by some secret process have been banned from exercising basic civil rights like moving from one place to another in the country. Or who are considered suspicious merely because they are moving from place to place.
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Genre: Romantic Comedy
Premise: ``Arrested Development'' alums Mitch Hurwitz and Will Arnett reunite to executive produce this romantic comedy, which also stars Arnett. Arnett plays Steve Wilde, an immature playboy who desperately wants to win the heart of his childhood sweetheart, Emmy (Keri Russell). Emmy, a humanitarian, wants Steve to help her fight Wilde Oil, a company run by his father. But Steve faces a dilemma because fighting his father's company would put his meal ticket in jeopardy. Steve enlists his friends to help him woo Emmy.


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As mentioned previously, I have an inexplicable fondness for the "Ancient Aliens" show on the History channel. It's such a bizarre mishmash of every crazy idea out there in the UFO community that it ends up being hilarious where it ought to be just reprehensible.
To give you an idea of the wackiness, the episode they re-ran last night featured a guy whose job title was "Biblical archaeologist," which is usually incredibly dodgy– most of the people appearing on the History channel with that job title are trying to use archeology to demonstrate the literal truth of some Old Testament story. On this show, though, he was the voice of reason.
Anyway, while I was half-dozing and watching them swing between weirdly literal readings of the Bhagavad Gita and the Bible, I thought of the scene in Foucault's Pendulum by Umberto Eco, in which Jacopo Belbo divides the world into four types of people: cretins, fools, morons, and lunatics. Cretins and fools never bother publishers like the Belbo and the narrator, and morons just use logic incorrectly. A lunatic, on the other hand, is "a moron who doesn't know the ropes":
The lunatic is all idée fixe, and whatever he comes across confirms his lunacy. You can tell him by the liberties he takes with common sense, by his flashes of inspiration, and by the fact that sooner or later he brings up the Templars.
It seemed like the Ancient Aliens folks had hit all the bases of Eco's definition of the lunatic, except for the Templars. I didn't really see any way they could be connected to the loopy cosmology of the show, though.
It turns out, though, that I was underestimating them.
In the final half-hour or so, the meandering discussion of crazy things somehow wandered into Nova Scotia, specifically Oak Island. Whereupon everybody's favorite windblown alien expert explained that the hidden treasure at the bottom of the Oak Island "money pit" was the alien power supply/ communications device, knife missile known to humans as the Ark of the Covenant. Which wound up at the bottom of a deep hole in Nova Scotia because it was carried there by…
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… The Templars!
He shoots! He scores! The crowd goes wild!
I think they really have achieved the Grand Unified Theory of Kookiness with this show. They've managed to tie essentially every batty belief, fringe fantasy, and nutty notion into a giant web of lunacy. It's an astonishing piece of work.
And that was only the next-to-last episode of this season. I have a hard time imagining what they have left to connect to this all-encompassing kook cosmology. Suggestions are welcome in the comments, though.


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The federal government is suing a former U.S. oil executive and settled another case with a drilling company, both over alleged bribes involving lucrative oil contracts in Venezuela.
The Securities and Exchange Commission accuses Bobby Benton of concealing $384,000 in payments to Venezuelan oil officials to secure extensions of three drilling contracts from 2003-05 when he was a vice president for Houston-based Pride International Inc.
The civil lawsuit filed in December in federal court in Houston also alleges that Benton knew of $35,000 in improper payments to Mexican customs officials to ensure delivery of drilling supplies to Latin America.
Benton faces anti-bribery violations and falsification of records claims under the federal Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. In a written response to the lawsuit, Benton invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination on most of the claims.
An attorney for Benton didn't immediately return a phone call seeking comment Monday.
According to the lawsuit, Benton redacted references to payments to the state oil company Petroleos de Venezuela SA, or PDVSA, in response to an internal audit. The suit also claims Benton signed false certifications in connection with Pride's 2004 and 2005 financial reports.
"But for Benson's false statements, Pride's management and internal and external auditors would have discovered the bribery schemes and the corresponding false books and records," the lawsuit said.
Pride spokeswoman Kate Perez said the company couldn't comment on the lawsuit against Benton, who left in 2006. Pride is "engaged in discussion" with federal officials over claims of bribes, Perez said.
Pride International Chief Executive Louis Raspino said in a regulatory filing that the company had set aside $56.2 million for a possible settlement.
A representative for PDVSA did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Another drilling company, Helmerich & Payne Inc. of Tulsa, Okla., agreed in July to pay $1.38 million in fines to the Justice Department and the SEC over claims of more than $170,000 in improper payments to customs officials in Venezuela and Argentina.
Helmerich & Payne also agreed to review its internal controls and report to the government periodically over two years.
The U.S. government said Helmerich & Payne officials made the payments from at least 2003 through 2008 to import and export goods that were not within regulations and to avoid higher taxes on goods.
An attorney for Helmerich & Payne didn't immediately return a phone call seeking comment.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has increased state control of the country's oil industry, which funds nearly half his government's budget, and has nationalized oil projects previously managed by private companies under contract. Yet PDVSA has also continued to contract with oil service companies, some of them based in the U.S., as it seeks expertise and investment from multinationals to develop its heavy crude.
The OPEC nation has long had corruption problems. Last year, the organization Transparency International ranked Venezuela near the bottom of its list of 180 nations and territories, based on surveys of experts and businesspeople about corruption. Venezuela came in at 162.
Chavez's government has dismissed such rankings as biased.
A third company - Alvin, Texas-based Team Industrial Services - said in a regulatory filing that the it self-reported allegations of improper payments to government officials in Trinidad.
The oilfield services company said improper payments totaling less than $50,000 didn't extend beyond the small island country off the coast of Venezuela. However, the company said it could face sanctions from the U.S. government, including possible fines.


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Viral videos. Really, what is there to say about them except that they take the internet by storm and can go from 1,000 hits on You Tube to 1 million over night. They spread like wild fire into the homes and offices of people around the world, and there is nothing more fun than watching something totally stupid or silly make it's rounds on the web. We asked our DJs what their favorite Viral Videos of the year were, and here is what they gave us!
Carson couldn't choose just one, so we chose for him. This one is hilarious:
My favorite viral video of the year was definitely this one:
I love this one. So funny!
This song/ video was everywhere in 2011. Even KOHL's made their own Black Friday version for the Holidays!
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Here are sheets 3 & 4. The one set of parts is just printed on white paper and stuck to the Depron to cut out the parts and then it is peeled off (everything in red box). The other sheet contains the bottom parts and the top piece that is bent down over the truss. It is much longer than it needs to be and I left it long so I could choose the finish.
If anyone has any questions, please ask.
I made the main landing gear different than shown on the plans. I used a piece of 3/16 square hardwood and drilled 2 holes in it at 45 degrees on both ends. I then pushed the carbon rods into the holes and glued them with CA. I then laid the part on the drawing and spot glued the cross member. I then lifted the assembly off the drawing and wrapped the joints where the cross member is glued to the struts. I used Kevlar thread but that is probably an over kill. There are closeups of the original landing gear style and the second landing gear that I prefer (gear with wider stance). https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show...1073542&page=2
The photos are listed as old and new undercarriage. The drawings don't show a steerable nose wheel which I wound up using on the pusher. I think a steerable nose wheel makes it more fun.
thanks for putting the plans up, i will make one as soon as i smash up the plane i just finished building about an hour ago, it uses the losi 10250 and a 2.5x1 prop, i took a lot of inspiration from this model and the pusher, especially that air intake on the top - love it.
I built this plane to test an ar6200 reciever i just finished repairing, its wayyy too big and heavy for the plane, but i dont care so much about destroying it if my repair doesnt hold up (need the rx for a big heli)
Where's a picture Hal?
I've been using the AR6300 and that is really nice for planes this size or even bigger. The AR6400 would be nice if the plane was designed around a smaller motor/battery.
Right now I'm using a two cell 360 in my pusher but I think I'll go to a 2S 240 Hyperion battery which I will make up myself from cells. That will save a little weight.
Good luck with your plane.
Yeah the ar6200 is wayyyyy too big and heavy, 6300 is perfect for a plane like this, i dont think the servos in the 6400 are quite up to a plane like this however.
this plane is based off of yours, the vulcan, the concorde and other similar shaped aircraft i like the look of
the air intake at the back uses the coanda effect for those of you wondering.
this is actually the first plane I have ever designed in my life even as a small child i copied existing aircraft, never came up with one myself, always wanted to however.
still trying to come up with a name, currently I quite like the sound of 'Pulse XT' and it fits on my dx7 model name without abbreviation
maiden coming as soon as the wind dies down (40+ mph gusts at the moment )
sorry for posting so many pics
Nice job Hal! My only concern would be the color. I have a problem with mine and yesterday morning I said to someone standing next to me "The next one will have more color."
Do you feel comfortable with where you have your CG?
Will you have some reflex in your elevons for your test flight.
After looking at it , you may not have enough vertical stab to compensate for the long nose. If that is the case the plane will veer off in yaw.
I'm including a picture for your consideration. I've located a target on your plane to represent the maximum aft CG and the target is located approximately at 20% of the aerodynamic mean. What do you think?
How much does she weigh and what is the wing area?
Nice pics too.
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thank you for your kind words.
it DEFINATELY needs a paintjob, I have a 1.2m bipelane made from the same shade depron and that thing is hard to see
thanks for your CG approxamation, thats a bit further forward than i was thinking.
this is actually my first delta, so I am still learning, I had a zagi as my first plane, so that helped me with elevons.
why might a plane like this need reflex in the elevons?
not enough vertical stabiliser? well I will fly it and if i find i get yaw issues then i can just slice of the fuse mounted stabs and cut out larger ones.
wing area is about 330cm^2
auw I have not measured, but i reckon it is about 40-50g, the esc is a cc10, i only had spare 4.3g servos so there are two of them and the battery is about 14g I think (made up from two cells - again not weighed)
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Hi Hal, Sorry for the delay on responding. I spent over 4 hours in the emergency room yesterday and since I've got back I've been sleeping. I think it is the flu. The doctor said it is diverticulitis. In either case I'm taking an antibiotic. The reason I went to ER is that my temperature continued to rise and if it went a little higher I could have gone into shock. About a half hour ago I woke up sweating and thought the fever had passed but it is still over a 100 F.
When the wing produces lift it has a tendency to pitch down so the main reason to put reflex in the wing (a little up elevator) is to compensate for that pitching down. There is another possible problem with your plane. Your thrust angle is parallel to the wing and wing produces drag and you wind up with another pitching moment. I would wedge the motor so the thrust line pointed toward the center of pressure. This eliminates the pitching force. Since your thrust is going to vary the pitching force will vary too. This can bite you on final when you throttle back and the nose pitches up on you.
Exciting news. I just tested the new 10x 15 mm 11500 Kv in-runner from Hobby City in a 30 mm fan using a three bladed impeller. While the thrust is only just over half the thrust of the 12x20 mm fan unit 58 gm as opposed to 101 gm, all the related weights are also reduced with the exception of the airframe.
Here is the site where others will be testing the 10 mm motor - https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show...5#post13131824
I need to make some mods to accommodate the AR6400 radio equipment but I should be able to start cutting foam tomorrow. That will take about 3 hours per plane and I may build two at one time. The second might be a pusher but I got an idea about how to use the 10 mm motor in it that should look really neat indoors (Columbus).
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There has been a little delay in completing "White 8". I was about to mount the sides when I managed to lay one of them down in wet paint. I decided to print and mount and cut out a new side but when I printed the fuselage sides the blue ink didn't look right. I mounted it on the Depron anyway but when I pulled the backing off the blue portion blistered and peeled off. I'm in the process of making another set of sides. I changed the blue hue a bit hoping that the mixture of the ink for the new blue will dry properly. I did just put new cartridges in and maybe one of them is bad.
While waiting for the sides ( this time I'm not going to rush them) I'm going to start on "Yellow 8".
In order to save time I'm going to go with AR6300 receiver because it will not require any redesign but will add a bit of weight to the test vehicle.
The AR6300 has been tested and the AR6400 has not so I may be eliminating some additional problems by going with the AR6300.
Enclosed pictures show new color schemes.
I've been thinking about following up with another pusher using the new motors and I was considering using two motors. About 6 years ago i tried a bunch of different motor combinations on a Micro Stick going from 2 up to 6 motors. The 6 motor version had a motor mounted on each aileron.
Thanks for the suggestion.
I didn't make much progress today. I redesigned the bottom aft section to increase the space for components and as a result I also get cooling air to the ESC. This increased profile drag but I don't know how it will effect flight.
I also stretched the main landing gear so that it extends up to the wing as opposed to being mounted to the bottom aft section.
Enclosed are two pictures. The carbon landing gear is relatively light and strong. The aluminum cable conduit projecting out the side of the EDF streamlines the power wires. Doing this can reduce a large amount of drag produced by the wires. The drag causes a decrease in thrust.
I tested my 2.5 gm servos and one was bad. I suspected it from the last flights I had using it. Since I don't have any more 2.5 gm servos I'm going to use 3 gm Westecnik servos. These are more robust and fast. I haven't gotten any chatter out of them either so they are a logical servo to use when you want to reduce potential problems. Pricey yes, but I have them so I might as well use them. The one good 2.5 gm servo is being assigned to nose wheel steering.
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Avert Retirement Panic: Plan
Source: Article by Allan Heynen, director at BDO Spencer Steward Financial Services
When you eventually walk out of your office or business at the age of 60 or 65, will you be financially ready for what lies ahead? Whether you're just starting your working career or coming to the end of it, the best way to avert retirement finance panic is to plan - no matter the state of the economy or markets.
You or your finances – which will outlast or outlive which? With extremely negative market sentiment currently pervading all aspects of our lives, increasing oil prices and interest rate hikes on the horizon, South Africans of all ages are finding themselves walking a financial tightrope each month. Less disposable income means cutbacks; reducing spending on non-essentials. While non-essentials may be holidays and luxury cars for some, and hair dye and chocolates for others, saving towards your retirement – no matter how young you are or the volatility of the market – is an essential.
The current state of retirement saving in South Africa can be described as somewhat ironic. While most people can tell you they should be putting about 15% of their monthly income away for their retirement, few actually do. Although misconceptions about retirement have much to do with this, a lack of financial planning and subsequent goals often ensure that most of us literally live from hand to mouth. What we fail to realise, however, is that current retirement funding trends have made us individually responsible for funding our later years. Whereas this onus used to lie on the shoulders of employers, the burden is increasingly being shifted onto employees. This means that you have to get actively involved in creating and contributing to your own retirement plan. The success of this will thus be intricately linked to an awareness of your finances – and your ability to plan accordingly.
Financial planning and budgeting enables many things. Not only will you finally realise where your money is disappearing, you will also be able to identify subsequent opportunities to save. More importantly though, it will empower you with the information you need to set financial goals. What most of us don't appreciate is that setting a goal to clear our debts for example is a means of saving. This will contribute directly towards your goal of a financially secure retirement. It will also focus your spending accordingly – and make you re-evaluate much of this. The critical thing to realise about your financial goals is that they function independently of the volatile markets. Your goal to save 15% of your salary every month towards retirement thus remains an ongoing one irrespective of the oil price or interest rate.
While you will probably find you create a number of simultaneously functioning goals – such as paying off your house and saving for retirement, your goals will lead you to a variety of options. Saving for retirement for example should involve your exploring the discretionary vehicles available to you: everything from retirement annuities to unit trusts and even investing in the stock market, depending on your age. Remember that the younger you are, the better your chances of ensuring a comfortable retirement by virtue of your greater – and more risky – investment options.
Although visiting a financial adviser isn't a pre-requisite in drawing up a plan, it does help. Not only will they be able to help you identify areas where you could be saving money, but will also assist you in adopting your plan as your circumstances change; diversifying your assets for example and revisiting the "risk" element as you grow older.
When it comes to planning for your retirement then, whether you want to live out your days walking on a beautiful beach or sipping tea on the patio with your budgie, start planning for it today. Planning will enable you to save, and saving will enable you to invest. Who knows? With the right combination of committed investment and diversified risk, you might just end up sipping tea on the patio with the budgie – overlooking a beautiful beach.


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"Why don't more people write like [Malcolm]?… She is cast from the mold of the Eastern European intellectual: beholden to modernism. as familiar with Kundera's exile as she is with Freud's Vienna. This sensibility must grant her the detachment she sometimes so mercilessly employs, but it also gives her an unassailable passion for getting to the center of things."
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Ah, spring training starts this weekend. Yes, hope springs eternal, even for a woeful Mets fan like me. Of course the ritual springtime melodrama of the crosstown Yankees is usually enjoyable for me–practically a season highlight, lately–except that with the "A-Roid" revelations (who knew?!) it's all getting downright disgusting. Alex Rodriguez is the latest, but also the biggest and one of the least convincing steroid penitents in the majors. Don't get me started–I'll say something I'll have to apologize for, too.
Instead, check out this story in this week's NYT, "For Golfer, Wrong Ball Turns Into Right Move." It's about a worker bee golfer on the PGA Tour, J. P. Hayes, who turned himself in during a qualifying tournament when he discovered he inadvertently used a ball not approved for play.
He called officials from his hotel room for a mistake that no one else had noticed, and that probably would not have been uncovered if not for Hayes's admission.
He said he never considered not turning himself in because it was a standard of the game that golfers called penalties on themselves, even those that would result in disqualification.
"And I would say that almost, I would hope, anyway, that 100 percent of us play by those standards," he said.
A guy like Hayes, who is always on the bubble and risks his livelihood with such an admission, says "I am certainly not any kind of hero for what I did."
I'd disagree with him there, even though other pro athletes have lowered the bar. Apparently others think he's deserving, too and he has received five unsolicited exemptions that allow him to play in tournaments he would otherwise have missed, including this week's Pebble Beach Pro-Am. I'm no golfer–my brother does more than enough for the whole family–but T.D. Hayes could get me interested. Bravo.


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Milwaukie, Ore.—The Rackguard RG1202 from Northwest Power Integrations, a subsidiary of Vicor Corp., is a 600-watt dual-input AC/DC and DC/DC rack-mounted power supply specifically engineered for supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems typically used to monitor and manage power lines from a central location.
The supply's AC input is 115/230 VAC, autoranging. Users may choose from two DC-input options: 48 volts (38-72V) or 150 volts (105-200V). The supply has two configurable and independent outputs, which provide up to 200 and 400 watts at up to 50 volts.
This convection cooled, rack-mount power supply measures 17-by-9.57-by-4.9 inches. A fully configured unit is approximately $2,900 each in low volume and is available 6 weeks ARO. The supply's basic data sheet as well as an on-line configurator are available from www.npi-inc.com/rg1202.shtml.
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Serie B side Ternana have sacked Coach Domenico Toscano to bring in Attilio Tesser.
The decision had been in the air, but was made despite Ternana winning their final game of 2013 against Reggina.
Ex-Novara boss Tesser takes over with his entire staff and will begin working with the squad on January 7.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 15 (UPI) -- New and veteran stars of Broadway's longest running musical revival, "Chicago," took the stage for a razzle-dazzle 10th anniversary performance.
The actresses who have played the various Roxie Harts, such as Ann Reinking, Brooke Shields, Ashlee Simpson and Rita Wilson, appeared Tuesday night along with other cast members, including Chita Rivera, Marilu Henner, Bebe Neuwirth and Melanie Griffith. Each played bits and pieces of all the major roles in the show.
It was all for a good cause, the New York Daily News said Wednesday. By the time the marathon production was finished, more than $1.2 million had been raised for Safe Horizon, a national organization that helps guide some 350,000 victims a year through the often-daunting criminal justice system.
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Surgery can be used to reshape the cornea and correct some refractive errors permanently. The main techniques are laser in-situ keratomileusis (LASIK), laser epithelial keratomileusis (LASEK), and photorefractive keratectomy (PRK). In LASIK, a cut is made across the cornea to create a flap, the middle layers of the cornea are reshaped by laser, and the corneal flap is replaced. LASEK is similar to LASIK but cuts less deeply into the cornea. In PRK, areas of the surface of the cornea are shaved away by laser to alter the cornea's shape.
From the 2010 revision of the Complete Home Medical Guide © Dorling Kindersley Limited.
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This is a beautiful retro home which has been meticulously maintained. There was new carpet laid not too long ago, painted inside within 2 years, Pool Heater new in 2014, a Trane A/C system was changed out in 2009, Pool deck was refinished in 2017, fencing in 2016, gorgeous landscape with easy maintenance, pest service and more! This home's only damage from Hurricane Irma was 4 screens over the pool area which should be repaired before closing. Come see this 'GEM' of a house!
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Gated Community, low HOA fees, Over-sized lot on the lake, 5 bedrooms, 3 and a half baths...brand new wood-like tile throughout the bottom floor, brand new carpet upstairs, new baseboards throughout the home, new screened front entrance with wheelchair accessibility, reinforced balcony on 2nd floor for your enjoyment of the Lake View. A full family room on the 2nd floor! The list goes on and on...you have to see it to believe it. Motivated Seller, Call today to schedule your private viewing!
443 39th AVE Cape Coral, FL 33993
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Old Florida tropical flare on a GRAND scale with Gulf Access! Welcome to this bright, colorful home with 5 Bedrooms + Den, 4.5 Baths, 3 Car Oversized Garage and over 3500 sq ft of living area! Located just off of Old Burnt Store Rd and a short boat ride to the eclectic town of Matlacha in an area of numerous new construction houses! Custom features throughout and many recent updates: single and double tray ceilings, accent lighting, 17' ceilings, crown molding, rounded corners, 8' solid core doors, bamboo flooring, & French Doors. 3 way split floor plan with Master Ste on it's own end of the house, a Guest BR with en suite Bath in front, 2 more Bedrooms with Jack & Jill Bath, plus an Office/5th BR & Hall Bath in back. Formal Living Rm and Dining Area, Breakfast Nook, and Family Rm are centered by the granite & wood Chef's Kitchen - S.S. GE Profile Appliances, 2 dishwashers, double wall ovens, range with custom vent hood. Did I mention the Pool Deck? The Lanai and Pool measure almost 1700 sq ft with Summer Kitchen, plenty of lounging area, Pool + Spa; out back is the dock and lift with electric on the Gulf Access Canal. Photos don't do this home justice so come take a look!
541 2nd ST Cape Coral, FL 33990
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Welcome to this wonderful freshly painted inside & outside 3+den, 2 bath freshwater canal home within the Cape Coral "Chain of Lakes." Launch your Kayak,paddle board, jetski or boat from your own back yard to enjoy miles of canals connected to the large freshwater lake system in central Cape Coral. You can fish from your own dock or get on your jet ski and watch the fireworks from Lake Kennedy during the Coconut Festival!! As you walk up to the freshly landscaped front yard, you will notice cedar board on the ceiling outside in the entry way; also on the back lanai overlooking the extended dock. This house features many UPGRADES, including a gorgeous white farm sink & touch faucet in the kitchen. Master shower has frame-less door, kitchen appliances are newer- within 8 months, except dishwasher. New water heater was purchased in 2016. Nice granite counter tops in both bathrooms, tiled master shower & 2 large walk in closets! The house has 5 1/2 inch baseboards throughout & new window screens on all the windows! This house has a very spacious feel, check it out today! ALL ASSESSMENTS ARE IN & PAID! NO FLOOD INSURANCE REQUIRED HERE. Come see this beautiful house for yourself...
4938 2nd AVE Cape Coral, FL 33914
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This location calls for the Discriminate buyer. Corner intersecting Direct Access Wide Canal home with Southern Exposure. Featuring Two Boat docs with Electric and Water plus davits. Gorgeous views, large screened inground pool, Bright open Kitchen with Crown molding and Gorgeous views. Spacious Master bathroom with updated bath, corine counters with molded sinks, tile floor. xcellent convenient location, quick access to river, easy access to stores and shopping. Well maintained home with Built in Kitchen on Lanai with large over hang for easy entertainment and beautiful large pool to cool off in. Make your appointment today to see this home. PLEASE SEE THE VIRUTAL TOUR GORGEOUS VIEWS OF THE WATER. OWNER LOOKING FOR OFFERS!!
1914 17th TER Cape Coral, FL 33993
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Beautiful, turnkey home in the up and coming NW Cape Coral area. Tastefully decorated and this home has everything one would need or want to enjoy our Sunshine State. This home features among many other things a 90 degree slider that opens the living area, dining area out onto the large screened pool and lanai area, giving you plenty of room for entertaining. The guest bathrooms are jack and jill as well as a separate entrance for other guest. The kitchen is open to the living and dining area with a bar that can sit 4-5 people. Off the living area is the french doors that open to the office/den. The master suit is just that, a large bedroom that has sliding glass doors that open onto the pool area with an exceptional bathroom with dual sinks, soak tub and subway shower. Dont wait this home will be sold quickly. It has been in a vacation rental program with a couple of tenants next year but we will try and move them if you want to owner occupy this home.
1004 9th PL Cape Coral, FL 33993
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You MUST see this BEAUTIFUL 3BR/2BA Custom-Built Home with a DEN! Which can easily be converted to a 4 BR and still have an additional room for a personal Exercise Room, Home Office or Nursery! The extra-large Master BR is your private oasis with an additional quiet reading area off the back. Master BA features 2 walk-in closets, corner garden tub, separate shower and dual vanities. High, volume ceilings, tray ceilings and plenty of room to spread out - perfect for the entire family! Nearly 2400 SQ Ft of living area!! The spacious kitchen is endless for entertaining and gatherings; including 3 separate dining areas (Formal Dining, Eat-In Kitchen & Breakfast Bar). Multiple upgrades throughout the home. Extra-large windows installed along the back of the home, giving a wonderful grand feel to the residence. Tile in every room, including a spacious tiled screened patio to enjoy the sunsets and the garden view with mature fruit trees. All appliances and window coverings are included. Plenty of room in the back yard, should you decide to add a pool.
2025 4th TER Cape Coral, FL 33909
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These sellers are EXCITED for you to view this extremely efficient concrete block 3/2 home with a bonus office area and inside laundry. Totally move-in ready with remodeled bright open floor plan and plenty of built-in storage. This home is beautifully landscaped and shines like a gem in a clean and secure neighborhood across from lakefront homes. All assessments are IN and PAID! So many extras including a gated side yard, private fenced backyard for the kids, automatic sprinkler system, with mango, banana and fig trees adding to its splendor. Hurricane impact windows and shutters with keyless entry system will keep you and your loved ones safe and sound. BONUS...you must see the amazing built-in fish tank which compliments your dining experience. Every meal is like eating at Rainforest Cafe!
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PRIME WATERFRONT LOCATION!! 2nd floor END unit at beautiful Sunnybrook Harbour Condominium located on BIMINI BASIN. Fantastic views of boats all day long with gorgeous sunsets in the evening, plus the occasional dolphin swimming by. Over 1700 SQFT under air, this condo has been meticulously maintained and loved by current owners and has many updates. Corian counters, tiled backsplash, tray ceiling, under cabinet lighting, bar counter and newer appliances in the kitchen. Sunny & bright dinette area has a cute bar nook tucked in. Tile floors and plantation shutters throughout. Bath updates include under cabinet lighting too! Soaring cathedral ceiling in living room plus upper loft and BONUS attic storage area with plumbed former dark room. Large laundry room has enough room for an office space. You will be amazed how much storage this condo has! All impact windows + electric storm shutter on screened balcony. Add a private garage, the community pool with hot tub, tiki hut, fishing pier, grilling area, BOAT SLIP, butterfly garden, and you have the BEST VALUE to go with the BEST VIEWS and LOCATION around! Don't miss this one - make a showing appointment quickly!
4027 13th AVE Cape Coral, FL 33914
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Black Friday Special: Stunning curb appeal with lush landscaping, more than a dozen mature palm trees. Great neighborhood. Convenient access to shopping, restaurants and the vibrant South Cape district. Nestled on Rugosa Canal, one of the most idyllic canals in the SW Cape, a large walk-around dock & excellent fishing make this premium location a boaterâs paradise. On its short way to the Gulf of Mexico, passing Lake Finisterre and only 1 bridge, this canal is lined with beautiful homes, back yards, docks and boats. The well maintained Pool Home has a very successful track record as a vacation rental with repeated guests and great feedback. You have the option to continue the home as a vacation rental or make it your personal upcoming seasonal/permanent home! Either way- there is already money to be made! Rentals through 2017, Jan - May of 2018 must be honored by buyer. Sold fully furnished from beds to silverware. Showings by appointment only, call listing agent. Absolutely no exception. Please respect tenantâs privacy and do not attempt to show the property without appointment.
1819 14th ST Cape Coral, FL 33993
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This fabulous 3 bedroom 2 bath pool home is in âœmove in readyâ condition located in a quiet neighborhood. Enjoy relaxing or entertaining around the large crystal clear in-ground swimming pool. This well maintained home boasts vaulted ceilings an open kitchen that looks out over the private screened lanai and the main living area. The master bedroom suite has its own separate entrance out to the pool and a private bathroom with dual sinks, a soaking tub and a separate walk in shower. The backyard is completely fenced ideal for kids or pets and the pool area boasts plenty of room for lounging. The spilt bedroom floor plan provides optimal space and privacy for you and your guests or children. There is plenty of room on the lanai and patio for shaded outdoor living and barbequing.
2913 1st PL Cape Coral, FL 33909
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Very spacious, open floor plan that has much to offer. Traditional split bedroom floor plan which include an eat-in kitchen over looking the great room with den. Home also features a very large master bath, under truss screened in lanai, and 6ft privacy fence. There's much to offer and this home will not last long.
433 Bayshore DR Cape Coral, FL 33904
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This Sailboat access lot/home is a boater's dream. Located around the corner from the river with direct access to the Gulf, with no bridges, and a gorgeous backyard view of a 200' wide canal. Park your boat on the 35ft dock, and move right in to existing home until you build. Street is lined with large Palm Trees and newer custom homes.
1203 21st PL Cape Coral, FL 33990
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Great solid home in quiet and lovely neighborhood! Corner lot with plenty of room for a pool! This 3 bed 2 bath home is perfect for a family or for your seasonal retreat! Priced perfectly and ready for you to make it your own. It boasts a metal roof, roll down hurricane shutters, plenty of space and a extra kitchen for entertaining! This will not last long call today!
237 21st ST Cape Coral, FL 33991
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***New Construction Listing***. This gorgeous model features an open floor plan with 3 bedrooms + den, 2 bath, 2 car garage and a swimming pool . Home has many upgrades such as tile throughout, granite countertops in kitchen and bathrooms, sprinkler system, stainless steel appliances, and many more. House will be ready in 3 months.
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This is the unit you have been waiting for! The most desired Penthouse unit on the 14th floor, Marina South I & II condos with upgrades galore! The super large floor plan and the stunning views overlooking the marina will take your breath away; this unit has a bonus room which can be used for storage, owner's closet or office. All tile throughout the unit, freshly painted, new light fixtures, high end fans and high end remote controlled blinds are only a few of the extensive upgrades this unit has to offer. Brand new hot water heater, a/c maintenance in May 2017. This unit is one of a few that comes with two assigned parking spaces. Enjoy walking to shops and restaurants like Rumrunners, Fathoms and French Connection. Cape Harbor is one of the morst desired locations in Cape Coral. Amenities include Marina, boat storage, tennis, fitness center and two pools. This won't last long! Check it out today!
3228 1st CT Cape Coral, FL 33904
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Rare find in Cape Coral. Open concept 4 bedroom 2 bath pool home with tile throughout, raised ceilings with multiple skylights, granite counter tops and stainless steal appliances. Split floor plan with dual sinks in the master bath, over sized tiled shower, walk in custom closet and french doors leading to the lanai. Private outdoor entertaining living space includes new privacy fence, unique shaped heated pool and spa, outdoor shower and built in shed for storage. Updated throughout including newer AC, water heater, pool heater and appliances.
1502 50th ST Cape Coral, FL 33914
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Welcome to Porto Vista, an Exclusive Gated Community located in a very desirable location in SW Cape Coral. This 1st Floor Condo boasts almost 1,100 sf of living area, great room floor plan with large kitchen open to living area, high ceilings, spacious bedrooms, walk-in closets, two full baths, indoor laundry with full-size washer and dryer, lanai, and a storage unit! Porto Vista offers wonderful amenities such as a community pool, clubhouse, exercise room, and picnic area. Walking distance to Camelot Park, grocery store, pharmacy, medical offices, & the popular Cape Harbor Marina for dining, shopping, boating & entertainment. This is the best priced property in Porto Vista!!
2635 5th ST Cape Coral, FL 33991
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Fabulous 3 bed + Den/2 bath SW home with plenty of room to add a pool. This lovely home has been freshly painted with neutral colors and ready for move in! Offering a Great room floor plan and open kitchen with breakfast bar. Inside laundry room off kitchen is handy for your living needs. Plus, plant shelves, vaulted ceiling, large and long sliders off of great room to a private feeling back yard. Convenient location close to shopping, dining and schools. This is an Excellent Opportunity!!
4260 20th PL Cape Coral, FL 33904
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The views don't disappoint from this 4th floor, 2 bed 2 bath condo in River Towers! Updated nicely throughout with newer cabinetry and counters, tile and carpet floors. This light and bright condo gives you 2 master suites for added comfort when family and friends come to visit. Come with your toothbrush! Offering newer furnishings for you to just move right in! Enjoy your screened in balcony overlooking the river and intersecting canals. Watch dolphins and manatees swim by as you're watching gorgeous sunsets! Impact windows and storm doors! Private laundry in unit. The pool area itself sits on the corner of the river and intersecting canal overlooking the Cape Coral Bridge. Boat docks and slips are handled directly with the HOA and are on a first come first serve. Each condo offers a parking spot with plenty of guest parking, a 10x10 storage unit on ground floor and full size laundry in unit plus community laundry for oversized loads! River Towers is a friendly 55+ complex, no pets and a non-smoking development! Call today - this is the view for you!
3422 15th PL Cape Coral, FL 33914
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This home is huge! Offering a breathtaking amount of space at 3,674 sqft, it will impress anyone that walks into its grand entryway. This 4 bedroom home has a den, 4 bathrooms and includes a oversized master bedroom upstairs with split bathroom and a screened private balcony overlooking the waterway. The guest rooms have a Jack and Jill bathroom layout. With both a formal living room and dining room on each side of this massive house there is plenty of room for entertaining and space for large furniture. The grand living area even has a fireplace. Brand new ceramic flooring, 4 tier glass sliders that lead out to the lanai overlooking the canal, an amazing built in sound system that enables you to listen to music at different levels throughout the home, including the lanai! The open kitchen area features Granite countertops with a recently renovated backsplash, breakfast bar and matching upgraded Stainless Steel LG appliances. Large 2 Car Garage with a private entry from the backyard makes it a convenient workspace. This truly is a one of kind home that you must see in person to appreciate. Schedule your showing today to make this your getaway in paradise.
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CHICAGO -- Jeff Drouin-Deslauriers is not sure if he'll get the start tonight against the Chicago Blackhawks, but if his number is called, the Edmonton Oilers goaltender will be ready.
Drouin-Deslauriers has not started for the Oilers since Nov. 30, although he has entered a couple of games in relief since.
The Oilers head into tonight's contest at the United Center off an impressive 8-1 victory over the Colorado Avalanche on Thursday.
Dwayne Roloson made his 26th consecutive start in that contest and it is believed he will get the night off against Chicago, especially considering the team got into town at around 3 a.m., having flown in following the contest in Denver.
However, the Oilers have yet to confirm who their starter will be.
"I'm going to prepare the same way," Drouin-Deslauriers said. "My job is to be ready for anything that happens regardless. I've been trying to improve my game in practice and I've had lots of practice time this year.
"It's maybe not the role I want to personally play on an NHL team, but it's the role I have now and I'm going to do it the best I can."
The Blackhawks have owned the Oilers so far this season, winning all three previous games, out-scoring them 15-3 in the process.
Yet the Oilers are heading into the game having won their last two, while the Blackhawks have dropped their last four and six of their last seven.
"I think we're playing some pretty good hockey right now and in our last couple of games we've been able to put together a solid 60 minutes," said Oilers forward Sam Gagner, who collected his first career hat trick in Thursday's win.
"I think for us the focus has to be on the start and if we're able to get a lead, we can't squander it like we've done in the past. We have to keep our foot on the gas like we did (Thursday) night. I think that was a big stepping stone for us and hopefully we can build off of it."


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Renew online today to continue receiving the invaluable benefits of an AACP membership. New to members in 2011 will be additional enhancements to the AACP Web site, such as blogs and collaborative workspaces, a redesigned Educational Scholar program and the 2011 AACP Institute. With more than $1,000 in estimated value, there is no better way to maximize your $100. Online membership renewal is now open for active, affiliate and student members. Visit the AACP Web site to renew by Dec. 31, 2010.
AACP invites faculty or staff that will be attending the 2010 ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting, Dec. 5-9, to assist us at our booth #1582 and promote academic careers to potential educators. Please e-mail Maureen Thielemans if interested. AACP Immediate Past President Dr. Jeffrey N. Baldwin will also be honored with the 2010 Paul F. Parker Award at a special luncheon during the MCM. The Paul F. Parker Award is given to a former resident of the UK Pharmacy Residency Program or an individual associated with the success of the program. It recognizes someone who has displayed a contribution to the profession, teaching or research. Congratulations, Dr. Baldwin!
The University of Washington (UW) will be honored with the 2010-2011 AACP Transformative Community Service Award for its major institutional commitment to addressing unmet community needs through education, practice and research. For more information about UW's community outreach programs, visit the AACP Web site.
Four student groups from the University of Southern California, University of Colorado Denver, University of Missouri – Kansas City and University of Oklahoma will receive the 2010-2011 AACP Student Community Engaged Service Award at the 2011 AACP Annual Meeting, July 10-13, for their outstanding community engagement projects. For more information about the students' winning projects, visit the AACP Web site.
AACP is now accepting nominations for its top three awards in pharmacy education: Robert K. Chalmers Distinguished Pharmacy Educator Award, Paul R. Dawson Biotechnology Award and Volwiler Research Achievement Award. Recipients of the three awards will be announced by the AACP Board of Directors in spring 2011 and at the AACP Awards Plenary during the 2011 Annual Meeting in San Antonio, Texas. Criteria and nomination information can be found on the AACP Web site. Nominations must be submitted online no later than Friday, Dec. 3, 2010 at 5:00 p.m. EST. Please contact Melinda D. Colón, AACP assistant director of governance programs and meetings, with any questions.
Members are invited to submit proposals for 90-minute special educational sessions on topics broadly applicable to contemporary pharmacy education for the 2011 AACP Annual Meeting and Seminars in San Antonio, Texas, July 9-13. Proposals that include the perspectives of multiple institutions are encouraged for special session submissions. Innovations developed at one school are appropriate for roundtable discussions. If you are interested in submitting a special session for the 2011 AACP Annual Meeting and Seminars, please visit the programming submission Web site by Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2010 at 11:59 p.m. EST.
Members are invited to submit topics for two, one-hour roundtable discussion sessions on July 10-11 during the 2011 AACP Annual Meeting. Roundtables are intended for informal discussions of pressing current topics important to the Academy and to provide a venue to both share and learn from other colleges and schools of pharmacy. More information can be found on the AACP Web site. Please submit your topic online by Wednesday, Feb. 23 by 5:00 p.m. EST.
While the 2010 American Pharmacy Educator Week has passed, AACP hopes you will find special ways throughout the year to thank your institution's pharmacy educators for their hard work and dedication as they create the next generation of pharmacists, researchers, scientists and hopefully educators. Don't forget to send your stories and photos to Rebecca M. Morgan, AACP director of communications, by Wednesday, Dec. 15, 2010 at 5:00 p.m. EST for inclusion in the Jan/Feb/March 2011 edition of the Academic Pharmacy Now magazine.
The 2011 AACP Interim Meeting, Transformational Leadership: Deans and Chairs As Agents of Change, will be held Feb. 27-March 2 at the Hyatt Regency in Savannah, Ga. The meeting has parallel tracks: one for deans and one for department chairs of colleges and schools of pharmacy. Session topics for department chairs include faculty recruitment, retention and development, and working effectively with conflict, while deans will discuss providing value in healthcare and engage in a noteworthy practice forum, just to name a few of the many leadership development opportunities. Visit the AACP Web site to learn more.
The AACP Professional Affairs Committee will be issuing two Calls for Successful Practices: the first is focused on collaborations of our members in the areas of education, service and research that is or can potentially affect the role of the pharmacist in patient-centered care, while the second is focused on faculty development and retention strategies. Look for the official Call for Successful Practices next week.
Below are just some of the many academic pharmacy positions posted on the AACP Online Career Center:
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The Center for Health Transformation has released the first in a series of white papers focusing on pharmacy. The 21st Century Intelligent Pharmacy Project released a white paper that provided several innovative, emerging best practices in the area of patient adherence (compliance). Solutions contained in the white paper include the use of pharmacists as adherence counselors, innovative packaging to increase patient adherence and disease-state management as an engagement tool to integrate the patient into his/her care. To read the paper in its entirety, please visit the Center for Health Transformation Web site.
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New Life volleyball: Eagles win Mounds Park Academy Tournament
The New Life Academy volleyball team won the Mounds Park Academy Tournament championship on Saturday, Sept. 24, in St. Paul, concluding a perfect 5-0 week for the Eagles.
Included in their five wins of the week was the team's 3-0 showing in the annual Mounds Park Academy tourney, which they won on Saturday, beating West Lutheran in the final, 2-0 (26-24, 25-12).
Also, at the tournament, NLA beat host Mounds Park Academy 2-0 (25-11, 25-23) and St. Paul Academy 2-1. Prior to the tournament, the Eagles took down Maranatha Christian 3-0 on Tuesday, Sept. 20, and PACT/Spectrum 3-0 on Thursday, Sept. 22. The five wins pushes New Life's season record to 14-3.
"Macayla Stone and Renee Barrett have anchored a strong backcourt over the last couple of weeks that has the Eagles playing a smoother brand of volleyball," NLA head coach Wally Bomgren said. "Their timely digs and serve receives have made it easier for everyone on the court."
Next, NLA takes on Heritage Christian Academy on Thursday, Oct. 6, in Woodbury.
"In the next couple of weeks, we play state-ranked Southwest Christian and Heritage Christian Academy, both conference matches," Bomgren said. "Even though we lost senior captain Reagan Baar to an injury, the troops are pulling together like never before, getting ready for the heart of our conference schedule."


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There are many ways to ride waves, but everybody eventually develops their own style and surfs a certain way, given the conditions and equipment they are using. If you surf various different boards, how does your surfing differ? Also, how does your technique change as the size of the wave changes?
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Thread: What's your style?
Jul 24, 2012, 03:31 PM #1
What's your style?
Jul 24, 2012, 04:49 PM #2
For me i prefer the more old school syle vs. the new school (air mentality), airs are cool and all but like most things, they are better in moderation. I like long rides and big arching turns, i like watching guys like Buttons surf, it's freaking art what he was (and probably still is) able to do. For me that's what surfing should look like, but to each their own.
Jul 24, 2012, 05:41 PM #3
i try to surf like tom curren did in the 80s. slashy and flowy at the same time (the key word is TRY).
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Jul 24, 2012, 06:18 PM #5
I like gliding up and down on super clean faces. Never hurts to throw a nice cut back, when the waves allow you to. What can I say - I am a believer in restoring power. Props to my fellow single fin riders.
Jul 24, 2012, 06:18 PM #6
big fan of Terry Fitzgerald and Wayne Lynch. there style had so much speed and flow. My board choices and most frequented surf spot lately have been going that way too.
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Jul 24, 2012, 06:43 PM #8
For me, the surf dictates the board. The board dictates the style. I don't try to ride a fish like a groveler... or a log like a shortboard. It just doesn't feel right, and I'm pretty sure it looks bad, too. I guess that's the most important thing... trying to ride the board the way it's designed to be ridden, taking advantage of it's strengths, and not trying to force it to do something it's not supposed to do.
In smaller and weaker surf, fish and logs should be surfed with flow and grace. These waves don't have much power, so these boards emphasize flow and style.
In medium, snappy surf, grovelers are surfed with quickness, and a more snappy, slashy style, to match the wave.
Performance shortboards should be surfed with power, and in the pocket, matching the power of better surf.
A stepup or semigun is surfed with speed and control, in tune with the speed and almost "slow motion" power that comes with the size.
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I think stinkbug and twitchy would describe 98.3% of the posters on this forums.


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Weight Less
- Artist: Sheevaun Moran
- Genre: New Age
- Release Date: 10/17/2006
Reset your mind to help it help you eliminate weight, naturally. Have it easier when you listen in daily to this CD. It's just long enough to make a difference and short enough so you have time in your busy life to use it regularly. BIO: For many years I tried to meditate. I went on retreats, took classes, read books about how to meditate. None of them worked. I was never able to quiet my mind enough to sit still. So like most people who wish to get quiet and cannot I just gave up. Then I took a class about energy healing, Pranic Healing, and at the end of the class they told us we were going to meditate. Inside I laughed and thought 'right'. Anyway after about 3 minutes of my eyes being closed I peeked around the room and thought 'This is a first, my mind is quiet. Now what?' After that I got that CD and tried again and again. I didn't have the same success, but certainly wanted to feel the quietness again. So I powered through many days of trying and succeeded and became the teacher for many people wanting to gain peace in their lives. Since 1993 I have been meditating successfully. I have meditated during times of difficulty in life and difficulty in health. I have even meditated when there was major construction projects going on around my home. Having successfully accomplished meditation in nearly any situation I began teaching meditation. I broke down each of the things that frustrated me about learning to meditate, what were myths and what was applicable to today's world and began teaching meditation. After most classes the students would ask about me making meditation CD's. I put them off and said that they didn't need me or my voice to get them to meditate. It took the students four years to convince me that my voice is soothing and would greatly help them succeed at meditating. Each of my meditation CD's were created from the classes that I've taught over the years. Before officially recording each CD I've tested the imagery and meditation style to ensure that there are results and that the meditation is easy to follow. I've also put music behind them that will help you succeed at the relaxed, yet aware, feeling you get during meditation. One of the things that I felt was important was the need to keep the length of time short enough to fit into our busy lives. That is why each CD ranges from 14 - 17 minutes in length. This is just enough time to help you have a better day and easier time in life and yet accomplish meditation each day. Ultimately, meditating each day will make your life easier and more beautiful. You will find that you have a better attitude and outlook about even the most challenging situations. I hope you enjoy these CD's as much as I enjoyed designing them. May your life be truly transformed in even more positive ways than you ever thought possible. Sheevaun O'Connor Moran Meditating Founder.
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The Minnesota Twins have not moved to the American League East, but it just seems like they are always playing someone from this division.
Of the Twins' 15 games this season, 10 have come against AL East clubs and they will add to that total by starting a four-game series tonight in Baltimore.
Minnesota is 5-10 and lost two of three versus New York and Toronto before going 1-3 in its most recent series on the road against Tampa. The Twins lost the first three games to the Rays by 4-3, 5-2 and 4-3 margins, twice blowing saves, before Sunday's 4-2 victory.
Minnesota had four walk-off losses all last year, then suffered that fate twice in the series at St. Petersburg. After going 31-17-4 in series in 2010, the Twins have not won a series this year, going 0-4-1 to date.
Matt Capps got his first save on Sunday, taking over the closer's role, at least temporarily, from Joe Nathan.
The Twins, who are 1-8 against right-handed pitching, are last in the AL in runs and team OPS at .605 and rank 9th in team ERA at 4.43. Denard Span has been a hot Twins hitter and enters this series batting .393 during a six-game hitting streak, going 11-for-28.
The Orioles were 3-5 against the Twins in 2010 and have won the season series from Minnesota only twice in the last 10 seasons. They went 1-3 last year versus the Twins at Camden Yards.
Francisco Liriano will start for the Twins tonight. A 14-game winner in 2010, he is off to an 0-3 start with an ERA of 9.42. He gave up four runs over 4 1/3 against Toronto, while allowing four runs over 5 innings to New York and seven runs in 5 to KC.
Liriano has allowed 15 ER over 14 1/3 so far with a WHIP of 1.744. He has been hammered in the fourth inning. He has a fourth-inning ERA of 30.00 and batting average against of .600 in that inning.
Liriano is 1-1 with an ERA of 3.46 in two career starts against the Orioles.


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The National Transportation Safety Board posted the first photos inside the Asiana Airlines Boeing 777 plane that crashed as it landed at San Francisco International Airport Saturday morning.
The photos show heavy damage to the interior of the plane that was not destroyed by fire. Some seats appeared to have collapsed.
One passenger who was sitting at the back of the plane told the Associated Press that after the crash he saw that the galley and back bathroom had been torn away leaving a gaping hole in the rear of the plane. He said he exited to the tarmac through that opening.
When the airliner hit the ground, passengers said carry-on luggage in the over compartments rained down on passengers.
The NTSB also released photos of investigators on the tarmac at SFO (see below). They said they would be on scene in San Francisco for at least a week, with the investigation into the crash that killed two and injured 180 others lasting some 18 monhts.
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Chairman Hersman and Investigator-in-Charge Bill English looking at interior damage to #Asiana214. pic.twitter.com/OOOLz8jYic
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You can see the photos below or at this link.
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The two people killed when Asiana Airlines Flight 214 slammed into the runway at SFO Saturday morning have been identified as 16-year-old schoolgirls from eastern China.
NBC Bay Area has learned that one of the victims may have been run over by a firetruck after the crash.
182 people were transported to area hospitals, 49 with critical injuries, after Flight 214 crashed and burst into flames upon landing, SFO officials said.
Crash at a Glance Courtesy AP: Asiana Flight 214 makes its final approach after a 10-hour flight that started in Shanghai and stopped in Seoul.
A preliminary review of the crash by federal investigators turns up the following:
- APPROACH PROCEEDS NORMALLY ... the plane receives clearance from air traffic control to land without its instrument landing system. Visibility is about 10 miles with winds out of the southwest at 7 knots. There are no distress calls or requests for support in the air traffic control tapes that captured the discussion between a controller and the Asiana crew.
- SEVEN SECONDS OUT ... the crew asks to increase its air speed. National Traffic Safety Board chairwoman Deborah Hersman says the plane came in well below the approach speed of 137 knots that crew members had discussed.
- FOUR SECONDS OUT ... the stick shaker, a yolk the pilots hold, begins shaking, indicating the plane could stall.
- 1.5 SECONDS OUT ... the crew calls to abort the landing and come around for another try.
- CRASH ... the plane hits a seawall. The controller declares an emergency. The pilots talk to air traffic control and emergency vehicles are deployed.


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TV Picks Nov. 18-24, 2007
BY Daniel J. Engler
November 18-24, 2007 Issue | Posted 11/13/07 at 3:53 PM
SUNDAY, 8 p.m.
Andrew Jackson
HISTORY CHANNEL This documentary interviews historians and employs re-enactments to portray the life, politics and policies of Andrew Jackson (1767-1845), an orphan at age 14 who became a lawyer, a general and the seventh president of the United States. Advisory: TV-PG.
SUNDAY, 10 p.m.
Fearless Earth: Angel Falls
DISCOVERY CHANNEL Geologists and base jumpers (parachutists from fixed objects) go to Venezuela's Guayana highlands to investigate the geology of remote Angel Falls. The world's tallest waterfall, it plunges 3,212 feet, including a sheer drop of 2,648 feet, off a tepuy (tabletop mountain). U.S. pilot Jimmy Angel explored the waterfall in 1937.
TUESDAY, 8 p.m.
A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving
ABC This beloved 30-minute animated special from 1973 features the late Charles M. Schulz's "Peanuts" characters as they fix their own unique Thanksgiving dinner.
TUESDAY, 8 p.m.
Nova: Parthenon
PBS Researchers examine the Greek government's $10 billion restoration of this much-damaged ancient temple on the Acropolis in Athens. Under the auspices of Pericles, the sculptor Phidias supervised the Parthenon's construction, ca. 447-431 B.C.
WEDNESDAY, 9 p.m.
Great Performances: The Israel Philharmonic 70th Anniversary Gala Concert
PBS Daniel Barenboim, Zubin Mehta and Pinchas Zukerman conduct works by Brahms, Bruch and Ravel in this concert recorded last December in Tel Aviv.
THURSDAYS, 8 p.m.
Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?
FOX Comedian Jeff Foxworthy ("You Might Be a Redneck If…") hosts this fun quiz show in which a panel of fifth graders helps grownup contestants as they try to win money by answering a series of questions from actual first- through fifth-grade textbooks.
Thanksgiving Day
NBC, FAMILYLAND TV At 9 a.m. on NBC, the three-hour Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade has more than 10,000 participants, bands, floats, song-and-dance acts and giant helium balloon cartoon characters. At noon on NBC, the National Dog Show at the Kennel Club of Philadelphia features 2,000 doggies. At 5:30 and 6:30 p.m., Familyland TV presents Catholic stars in a Make Room for Daddy Thanksgiving show (Danny Thomas) and Thanksgiving at Beaver Run (Loretta Young).
SATURDAY, 4:30 a.m., live
Public Consistory for the Creation of New Cardinals
EWTN Archbishops Daniel DiNardo of Galveston-Houston and John Foley, pro-grand master of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem, are the Americans among the 23 new cardinals Pope Benedict XVI has named. Re-airs at 2 p.m.
Dan Engler writes from
Santa Barbara, California.
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Album Rating: 4.0the first track kinda rapes everything else, but it's all good
Album Rating: 3.5the first track is not vapour trail are you dum
Album Rating: 4.0the first track is indeed, not vapour trail
Album Rating: 3.5ur statement if false then
Album Rating: 4.0yea
Album Rating: 4.0think again bro
Album Rating: 4.0It's taken me such long time to get into this, but there's several tracks I can't get out of my head at the moment
Album Rating: 5.0
Dreams Burn Down. Ride 1. My Bloody over rated Valentine .0
Album Rating: 5.0 Also that album cover. up there with Heaven Up Here by EATBM. for a Album cover that fits a Classic album.
Album Rating: 4.5yeah this deserves more recognition
Album Rating: 4.0This album is actually really fucking awesome. The drums sound huge.
Album Rating: 3.0this is cool and all but beyond the three or four standouts there's too many bland parts that remind me of shit like the stone roses
yeah ive tried multiple times to like this but i just dont like it anywhere near as much as most of the other "classic" shoegaze albums
Album Rating: 3.0never really thought this fit the shoegaze tag too well anyway. haven't heard the stuff they did before it tho
Album Rating: 4.0all that's left is you and me
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Album Rating: 4.5I love this album!
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Album Rating: 4.0man it's crazy how much better this is than souvlaki. like it's not even close.
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