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Juvenile battered with dowel: A juvenile walking on a man's property on Ocean Vista was beaten with a 4 feet, 2 inch wide wooden dowel Tuesday night, according to the St. Augustine Police Department.
The man yelled at the 17-year-old to get off his property, then approached him with a wooden axe handle, a report said.
Police arrived to find witnesses who confirmed the 17-year-old was hit on his arm and back, the report said.
Police found abrasions and bruises on the boy's left arm and back, the report said.
David Young, 25, of 443 Ocean Vista, was taken to jail on charges of Aggravated battery. He was released from jail Wednesday morning on a $1,000 bond.
The following was compiled from police reports collected from the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office (SJCSO), St. Augustine Police Department (SAPD) and St. Augustine Beach Police Department (SABPD):
Who: Tereon Baker, 18, Hastings. Charge: Domestic battery. (SJCSO)
Who: Edwin Lee Brown, 20, Palatka. Charge: Two counts of uttering a false or forged instrument. (SJCSO)
Who: Jane Garland Ewing, 31, Ponte Vedra Beach. Charge: Scheme to defraud. (SJCSO)
Who: Garrett Dean Grimes, 19, Palatka. Charge: Violation of probation (VOP) on felony criminal mischief. (SJCSO)
Who: Ronald Harris Jr., 25, St. Augustine. Charge: Retail theft and resisting arrest without violence. (SJCSO)
Who: Jeffrey Scott Heinrichs, 38, St. Augustine. Charge: Felony driving license suspended/revoked, improper tag unlawful to alter license plates. (SJCSO)
Who: Gregg Jonathan Houston, 28, St. Augustine. Charge: DUI. (SAPD)
Who: Jessie William Kumpf, 21, Palm Coast. Charge: VOP on unlawful possession of a controlled substance, possession of cocaine and possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana. (SJCSO)
Who: Richard Francis Martin, 48, St. Augustine. Charge: Violation of Florida litter law. (SJCSO)
Who: Raymond Jerry Massey, 39, St. Augustine. Charge: Possession of drug paraphernalia. (SJCSO)
Who: James Peter McDevitt, 43, Palm Coast. Charge: Aggravated battery. (SJCSO)
Who: Anne Marie Modugno, 41, St. Augustine. Charge: VOP issuing a worthless check. (SJCSO)
Who: Robert Nelson Moses, 45, Ponte Vedra Beach. Charge: Domestic battery and tampering with a witness. (SJCSO)
Who: Bruce William Nichols, 29, St. Augustine. Charge: Two counts of attempted armed robbery. (SJCSO)
Who: Cassandra Josephine Powers, 54, St. Augustine. Charge: Failure to appear on issuing a worthless check. (SJCSO)
Who: Maurice Vandell Robinson, 23, Hastings. Charge: Driving license suspended/revoked and failed to surrender drivers license. (SJCSO)
Who: Clayton Coleman Smith III, 37, St. Augustine. Charge: Retail theft. (SAPD)
Who: Paul Timothy Snoaks, 32, St. Augustine. Charge: Domestic battery. (SJCSO)
Who: Heather Jean Stacey, 40, Hilton Mills. Charge: Disorderly conduct premises of public lodge and domestic battery. (SABPD)
Who: Fernando Varela, 38, St. Augustine. Charge: FTA on no valid driver's license. (SJCSO)
Who: Patricia Ann Wilkinson, 23, Palatka. Charge: VOP on petit theft. (SJCSO)
Who: Toni Lea Wing, 23, St. Augustine. Charge: Driving license suspended/revoked. (SJCSO)
Who: Cindi Chase Wohland, 20, Fernandina Beach. Charge: Five counts of failure to appear on issuing a worthless check. (SJCSO)
What: Table saw, chop saw, two golf bags with golf clubs and two umbrellas Value: $$3,560 Where, when: The 1,100 block of Linwood Loop on Monday between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. (SJCSO)
What: 10 tulip plants. Value: $100. Where, when: A home on Chaplin Street between 5 p.m. Sunday and 7 a.m. Monday. (SAPD)
What: Honda Lawn Mower. Value: $340. Where, when: A shed on Comares Avenue between 7:30 p.m. Friday and 6 p.m. Sunday. (SAPD)
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It's a good idea if possible to repay more than the minimum on your debs every month. This will significantly reduce the amount of interest you end up paying before the debt has been fully paid off, and will help you to be debt-free sooner. However, it may be that you are only just able to make repayments at the moment or aren't happy paying any more than the minimum in case the rest of your income is needed to cover some financial emergency. If this is the case but you still want to be debt-free as soon as possible, there are a few places you might be able to find some extra money to pay back your lender.
Little Cutbacks
It can be surprising how much you can save by making just small cutbacks in your lifestyle, and these little sacrifices can be used to find extra money for paying off a debt. Let's imagine Elizabeth stops into a major chain coffee shop every morning on her way to work for a coffee, which costs £2.50. In the middle of the afternoon, she buys a chocolate bar from the vending machine for 80p as a pick-me-up. On the way home, she is usually thirsty so she buys a bottle of mineral water from the vending machine at the station for £1.
If Elizabeth gave up the coffee and the chocolate bar and started refilling her water bottle and taking it with her each day, she would save over £21 a week. Over the course of a year, she would rack up £1118 worth of savings which could be used to help pay off debts. Of course, you can't be expected to give up every little pleasure but this shows how much small savings rack up. Her coffee alone (a fairly common habit) would save her £650 a year. If she really can't give up her coffee and chocolate, she could still save most of this money by drinking instant coffee in the morning and buying multipack chocolate bars and taking one to work every day.
Your Possessions
You may be able to get a little extra for repaying debts from selling some possessions. Just as making little cutbacks doesn't mean giving up every single luxury, so this doesn't have to involve pawning your family heirlooms and selling your wedding dress. Rather, it means parting with things you no longer need but may still have hanging around.
Gadgets can be some of the best money-makers, but at the same time they depreciate quickly as technology moves on so it is best to get a move on with selling them. Old mobile phones made obsolete by a free upgrade, abandoned computers, and old games consoles can all be worth selling to get extra money to help shift your debts that little bit sooner. If you have any very old items that have been hanging around for many years, such as vintage computers or games consoles from several "generations" ago, their value may have gone full circle and you might find these items are now collectable.

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The property is situated a 3-5 minute walk from the famous Mullins Beach, each two bed apartment has its own private entrance. We also have a separate penthouse 4 bed suite, making this development ideal for any large party wanting to stay together or as individual units.
All apartments have house keeping services 3 times a week with FREE A/C in the bedrooms and living rooms. We have completed the apartments to a good standard specification. There is also wi-fi internet throughout the property. You will find a combined living and dining room with West-facing terraces that have a stunning view of the West Coast sunset.
We are able to provide transfers from the airport if requested at approximately local BD$90.00. We are also able to help with any activities you would like to do whilst in Barbados. Shopping can be made readily available on arrival and special deals for water sports facilities can be arranged.
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Sometimes trades happen that you're sure must have taken place because one of the GMs was having trouble with his fantasy team. And yes, of course franchise brass play fantasy basketball. How else do small market GMs expect to get their hands on guys like LeBron and 'Melo?Please, blog, may I have some more?
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I was among those who eagerly awaited the inevitable moment this season when Steve Nash went down with some sort of old man injury so that Goran Dragic could be taken out of the garage and driven around like Cameron's Ferrari in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." Sure as shootin', Nash's groin laid him low.Please, blog, may I have some more?
It's been said that Kevin Durant is an angel, a lamb of a guy; really top-shelf goods inside and out. For the most part, I tend to believe this, but everyone's got their dark peccadilloes. Some people rub the free cologne samples in magazines over their bodies instead of showering.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Old men should also 'go Wes.' Or young women. Or old women. Just kidding. Old women don't want anything to do with fantasy sports. But the point is that anyone who does do fantasy basketball should have already grabbed Wes Matthews after his game-winning 30-point, .579-shooting night.Please, blog, may I have some more?
The Minnesota brass tried to warn us. They told the whole world Michael Beasley had cleaned up his act, rededicated himself and bought, like, five braid pattern books for his hair in the offseason. And so far, dude is charging through defenses and those cornrow styling publications at an alarming clip.Please, blog, may I have some more?
This one's for the douchebags, as Kanye might say after playing the theme to 'Eyes Wide Shut' for a seemingly endless amount of time. Sometimes fantasy basketball can't be all pigtails and pillowfights. Sometimes to win your league you gotta get a little dirty.Please, blog, may I have some more?
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In hindsight, I should have called this post "Deng Bang." In a shorter, more recent hindsight, I should not have mentioned the alternate title, so that I could have used it at a later date when Deng goes off again. Ah well.Please, blog, may I have some more?


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Walking away from THAT Stereotype
There have been numerous blanket dismissals of the idea that some feminists have really demanded that Ron Lindsay be fired. I know that people have addressed Amanda Marcotte's tweet wherein she states, "I will be blunt, If the secularist movement continues to support Ron Lindsay, I will publicly write them off as irrelevant." I have not seen people point to the later tweet in which she directed people to actually write to the board and tell them, "if he is not removed, you will withdraw your support"
and Chris Clark's tweet in which he reminds followers that CFI has the right to fire Ron Lindsay even though he gets his job position incorrect. Ron is not the Executive Director. He is the President and Chief Executive Officer. Tom Flynn is the Executive Director.
What I think has been wholly overlooked is the inflammatory letter that was sent to the CFI board by a Secular Woman member. It was then prominently featured on their website. He demands Ron's removal not once but twice.
It is thus that I urge you to remove Ron Lindsay from his position of CEO.
This would have to begin with the replacement of Ron Lindsay
This letter was posted to the Secular Woman group and it was in the thread generated under this post that it was suggested that either Melody Hensley or Rebecca Watson could replace Ron. When I asked the simple question who would replace Ron in response to the Charles Loelius letter, I got chastised to SHUT UP and LISTEN to the MAN. I have whited or blacked out names to protect the privacy of the individuals involved. Loelius' name remains as he was the author of the letter. When this thread was happening, the content was so outrageous, I knew these feminists could no longer be counted on to represent a moderate viewpoint.
I think it is fairly safe to say that, yes, the most outraged feminists have been demanding Ron be fired. Not only do they want him fired, but the choice of his replacement isn't based upon qualifications, only whether or not she would irritate him and Vacula.
I am aware that Ron has now issued an apology. The fact is, they were not simply seeking an apology. They were demanding his removal. The statement that the board issued was viewed as an insult, so much so that Greta Christina withdrew from her speaking engagement and Rebecca Watson announced a boycott.
Today, it seems that a lot of back-peddling is happening. Dana Hunter, of FTB, went from being furious with Ron and stating the following,
We no longer trust Ron Lindsay and the CFI Board of Directors to act in our best interests.
I hereby rescind my request for
your head on a pikeyour resignation.
Stephanie Zvan, of the same blog network, thanks Ron for his apology, and then promptly demands more action,
A prompt announcement of Women in Secularism 3
Melody's reception speech from Women in Secularism 2 posted at the CFI blog.
Willingness to reach out on controversial topics. I don't think feminism should be particularly controversial topic, but controversy is obviously built around it. With this and other hot-button issues, I would like to see secular and skeptical leadership (I am not just talking about CFI here) talk more to the people involved in the controversies.
This third item is particularly ironic because isn't that precisely what Ron was attempting to do with his speech? Isn't that what a lot of have tried to do and then got shut down? The demand for more action seems to be because they have become emboldened by the fact that he offered an apology in response to their letters. I was actually not surprised by his apology. What surprised me was the fact that is was so long forthcoming.
People are now complaining that his apology is stiff and not genuine. What do you expect from someone when you put a figurative gun to his head.
I spent the last month in the Secular Woman members only group watching in dismay as the women I once admired started perpetuating all of the most horrid stereotypes feminists fight against -being angry man-hating shrill sexists.
Right before I hit publish, this gem of a thread happened on Facebook. A feminist was wielding the word privilege like a baseball bat at a man's head and swinging like it was her third out and bases were loaded.She didn't want to hear a thing he had to say simply because he was a man and shut him down with one word, "privilege" Seems to me this validates what Ron Lindsay said in his speech.
You know, if merely thinking that men can be my allies in this movement makes me a chill girl, well then…
Anyway, I just joined JREF and am headed to TAM2013.
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Wow. Thanks for posting this. I'll read it again & digest it more.
And – see you at TAM2013!
Don't forget the stereotype of women being angry and giving the silent treatment for mystical reasons that men never understand.
Even if Paul had said this:
"I am sorry that I caused offense with my privilege. I am also sorry I made some people feel unwelcome as a result of my privileged comments. I now have a better understanding of the objections to my privileged comments.
Please accept my apologies."
The groveling would have earned him less than nothing. Ask Ron. Or any other witch of the week. I'm glad to see so many people waking up to this – naked emperor and all that.
Paul is an excellent activist and has done more for this movement than most ever will. I'm reminded of Dave Silverman's quip from last year:
"It seems to me that people have come up with the idea that they have the right to not be offended. And that right that they have, to not be offended, supersedes your freedom of speech…"
It's too bad that he changed his mind recently and decided that certain groups have the right to be offended, and have the right to shut down any conversation that they take offense to.
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I are correct, she is one of the biggest instigators I know, I have had several run ins with her and she is always posting what horrible groups NAP,RDFSR and American Atheists are she would go into groups with a screencap of something Troy Boyle said on his wall and post rude comments flaming him, this sort of attack is very common with her. To top it off it makes me laugh (sarcastically) she is criticizing everything and everyone that is an activist and never has once done anything herself. She is a troll
This is why I argue that apologies should bit be given to any of the FTBullies. They are never satisfied. They also snark away thinking they have a "victory" – look at Ophelia Benson's joke of a site and the commentators piling up over there.
Meanwhile, various people such as PZ, Watson, Zvan, etc. who should be offering profuse apologies on a number of different matters to a number of different people, arrogantly sit back and do nothing.
That is why it is important for our community to stand up to these bullies. Instead of offering apologies for nothing-at-all (as in the case of Ron), we should start simply saying "fuck off" to these nasties. That is the level they operate at. When they are cut off from the conferences, etc., they will disappear into their own cesspits.
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They certainly have too much influence. They exploit everyone else's good will and sense of decency so people feel obliged to respond. But if people just laughed at their antics instead of taking them seriously they would disappear overnight. Unfortunately when they routinely threaten people's livelihoods for the slightest upset it is hard to do that. They are bullies and the best way to deal with them is to face them down until they learn to treat others with the respect they only seem to demand for themselves.
EllenBeth, in addition to what M. A. Melby said, is there any good reason you're using the autistic person who published an address for Justin Vacula and was roundly condemned for it (Soressi) as an example of typical behavior of any group?
I don't understand why you'd discount Ms. Soressi's words simply because (as you say) she's autistic.
Do you know any people with autism spectrum disorders? Do you think they are unqualified to comment?
I wouldn't wait for a comment back from Stephanie. I doubt she even recognizes her own ablesim and privilege so she will just ignore you.
Could you elaborate, Stephanie? Should we add "autism" to the list of traits that disqualify a person's views?
I look forward to witnessing the gymnastics you will engage in to back off of that remark.
Might I suggest that you check your non-autistic privilege, Ms Zvan?
That's truly irrelevant, allison. Saying, "Hey, you can do things autistics can't!/have trouble doing!" isn't what makes her comment wrong… in fact you're just making it worse.
Even if they had the same chances at this or that her comment would still be wrong. How is the fact that someone is autistic relevant to jackshit? That's the point.
[…] By now you've probably read EllenBeth Wach's post about why she left Secular Woman, including a claim she made that there was a campaign to get Ron Lindsay fired from his position as CEO of CFI and replaced with either Rebecca Watson or Melody Hensley. You've perhaps also read her second post showing "evidence" of this. […]
Ugh, Jebus, I'm with MA Melby on this one… So just one comment and the pitters can have fun howling.
IF there was a campaign/aim/whatever you want to call it to get Ron fired how would you go about it? The board is the ONLY group with the ability to get him fired. So the letters to the board need to be unequivocal about the aim or you fail. I'm no Machiavelli but this seems 101 in the how to influence handbook. However you focus on one that asked for firing, MA Melby intimated there are two but I've not seen the other one. ALL the letters from prominent members of the community to my knowledge either only asked for an apology or gave apology as an option. Of course I've been hearing over the Twits that there was a soooper secret campaign to write letters demanding his head and of course those were not published. So I assume this is the topic of conversation at the pit. Conspiracy theories based on pretty much nothing… Sad day for scepticism, wait that's every day at the pit!
Of course how the pittizens twist the narrative to include the fact that pretty much everyone supposedly demanding Rons head on a spike are now happy about the apology… Well its happening here, "back pedalling" .. because the #braveheros have uncovered their evilz plans to feminazi up CFI, ROFL. Especially funny that Dana's "head on spike" quote is included since that was part of the piss-take of this firing conspiracy theorising. Its story time with the pitters, so children will it be the square, round or arched window today?
Oolon said:
IF there was a campaign/aim/whatever you want to call it to get Ron fired how would you go about it?
Maybe one could always threaten to remove some funding or significant levels of support unless he was fired? Or maybe someone could have a temper tantrum and squeeze out a few tears.
However, that seems less the issue than the fact that more than a few threatened that, and that many more went ballistic over both his speech and his subsequent posts. And while Crommunist made a great to-do (1) over denying that that constituted a "witch hunt", to do so he had to elevate the "reasons" for those ballistic responses to the level of fact. Not a particularly skeptical position in my opinion. A rather dogmatic one in fact.
As for "twisting the narrative", have you perchance apologized for doing that in 3 or 4 places yourself there Oolon? As I documented here (2).
1) "_http://freethoughtblogs.com/crommunist/2013/06/20/abused-meme-roundup-witch-hunts/";
2) "_http://sinmantyx.wordpress.com/2013/06/05/fixed-that-for-you-skeptic-women/#comment-784";
Oh look, someone criticizes FTB/Skepchicks and oolon shows up.
How surprising.
Oolon, would you mind not twisting EBW's words? She never said there was a campaign to get Ron fired, replace with one of them.
They did want him fired. The fact that they didn't get that doesn't mean it was alright – you seem to be saying it would be okay even if there was some kind of active campaign because they wouldn't be able to do it or something.
Wanting him fired – That's not a conspiracy claim ffs. Some of you are also claiming they never boycotted – if you're one of them, they in fact -did- boycott, they even said so on skepchicks. Or is that also an unbelievable "conspiracy to boycott CFI + shut them down!" rofl.
"Of course how the pittizens twist the narrative to include the fact that pretty much everyone supposedly demanding Rons head on a spike are now happy about the apology… "
Tell me more. Where can I see this? Is this on the Schrodinger's Secret Backchannel where they plan the rape partys? You really are a shameless. It's one thing to hold strong opinions and defend them, it's quite another to worm your way around the net oozing this level of pustulence.
Hey, thanks for admitting that you don't actually read the slymepit before confidently informing people on what exactly what is occurring there at any given time.
Classic oolon. 😀
Yeah… read the post… I didn't take it as EBW actually saying that they plan to see RW or some other quack up there as CEO. Clearly just jokes and I don't think EBW took it seriously.
If they can say that, why can't she say something without people being all srs?
Stephanie has "doubled down" and essentially lying about the attempt to remove Ron. We know their game – they have done it time and time again. They know that their hit pieces on their sites drum all up the hate from their commentators, and you can count dozens of posters saying he should quit…OR ELSE.
The Baboons think they own the atheist and secular movements, and seem to think they can order anybody who mildly disagrees with them and hurts their very sensitive fee-fees, to apologise.
In the meantime, not a single apology if offered by that rabble for the hurt, bullying, intimidation and offense they and their commentators have subjected various people too.
PS – You will notice that Zvan's blog is currently an echo chamber parroting her lies and garbage. Strange how no-one can post an alternative POV.
I notice somebody called jenBPhillips has resorted to "gaslighting" EllenBeth over at Zvan's dosshouse.
Hope to see you at TAM EllenBeth, and while we're there let's relax, pretend this drama doesn't exist and have as much fun as we can! 😀
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I found that pic and thought "Now there is the ultimate BB"
Someone tried to tell me it was one of those SC's but I knew better!
...and SOME people say the KFM only works at slow speeds if at all!
Yet another BB takes to the air.....
I finally finished the 32 inch KFm3/ailerons version I've mentioned awhile back and shortly after took it to a nearby Jr. High playfield and put the first 25 minutes of airtime on it.
First some stats:
Power is the same as my 33 UC version: Suppo B2208/12 on 2s through a Castle Creations Thunderbird-9. GWS 8x4 direct drive prop. Receiver is a Berg 4L and (at the moment) commands from a Multiplex Cockpit MM.
All up weight is exactly two ounces more than my UC airplane at 9.4 ounces plus battery. Most of the delta weight is in the wing as you'd expect, between the extra foam of the KFm layers and two TowerPro 5g servos and the required bits to make the ailerons waggle. I'm not sure why the second fuselage is 0.4 ounce heavier since the materials and equipment are all the same.
Initial balance was about 1/4 to 3/8 inch forward of the recommended place. More of this below.....
Flying impressions:
It was what they call "light and variable" winds today - shifting directions and speeds - at the school. I flew from moderate grass in a baseball outfield (and soon moved the gear to the forward slot - see pictures - to rake it forward and alleviate some nosing over).
It took to the air quickly, though not as fast as the UC - not surprising with the same power and almost 20% more weight. It was a little dicey at first because of a surprising characteristic: while the ailerons had PLENTY of roll authority the airplane really wants/needs some rudder to turn properly. It does not like "bank and yank" flying. And it's not because of a bunch of adverse yaw either. I set the ailerons up with some differential and rolls are amazingly axial for a high-winged airplane (another surprise).
I also had to fiddle with elevator trim at first (needed about four clicks of "up"). This I was almost able to do away with on the second flight after I taped a bit of weight to the back end of the airplane and got the balance point moved back to the recommended spot.
It is MUCH faster than the UC airplane and requires quite a bit more power for level flight. This led to 12-13 minute durations out the same batteries I routinely get 20 minutes from in the UC airplane (again with the same motor/prop/ESC combo).
Inverted was another surprise - only a hint of forward stick needed to keep the nose up. I think if I moved the balance point a touch further aft it would be neutral in pitch and would need no elevator for inverted at all.
Stalls were non events, but low speed flight coupled with a too-touchy rudder made for some interesting moments. More practice on my part required (and toning the rudder down a bit).
The downthrust amount seems to be just about right for a sport plane - there is only a little climb with added power - much less than the UC wing.
I do need to put in a bit of right thrust though (right now it has none). Keeping it straight in loops in particular was not easy and I tended to overcorrect (when I managed to move the rudder the correct direction). Again, more practice needed.
I have hopes of making better friends with it over the next little bit and then equipping it for floats (for the August Chilliwack meet). I also have a couple of HobbyCity motors to try either in this one or the 33 UC, including one of the infamous $5.95 ones, waiting for me at the post office.
Bottom line: It's amazing how different the two are with a "simple" change of wing. One more example of Tony's comment much earlier in this thread "Aircraft are holistic creatures, a sum of their parts and no stronger than the weakest link." I need to borrow that line for a couple of places where I'm teaching......
Added: there seems to be some limit on the length of an image "caption" - the bottom view should say: "A look at the bottom showing the on-the-surface implementation of the Willard/Stevens rubber-band-mounted gear, with two "slots" - one for hard surfaces, one for grass. You can also see one aileron servo, which is retained in the pocket with clear packing tape only (so far)."
Last edited by BEC; Jul 21, 2008 at 01:14 AM. Reason: fix caption, quote
Congrats on the successful maiden and thanks for the great flight report. The collective experience mirrors yours too. I think you'll be amazed at how slow you can actually fly it when you start playing with trims, not as slow as the UC wing, but it will slow right down nonetheless.
I am consistently amazed with the roll qualities of this wing too. A little differential and it just spins around on its axis. You also made an observation I have noted too. The ailerons roll the plane, they don't turn it. This is, of course, how it should be and it lends credence to the design goal to create an aileron trainer with this wing. A newbie should learn to coordinate rudder and aileron. It isn't that the ailerons won't turn it, but it is visibly better with proper coordination. Good feedback for a new flyer.
I really like the Willard/Stevens landing gear and would like it if you could tell us more about its characteristics. My concerns are weight and the length of the gear legs. Tell me more when you can please.
You did a great job on this little plane and proved, once again, the holistic qualities of the BB. Thanks,
Laserman- the parts havn'e arrived yet but I am looking for them
Xanadu-I think I will reinforce the fuse like you especially where this one cracked.
One note on this BB, it was my first foamie ever and even during construction I learned where I could have done things better. I believe my next one will be even more stable. I believe I impressed some guys ,flying a store bought foam and plastic plane, with the ease at which I took to flyin. I would hand launch the BB myself and it would just zip out on a level flight until I was ready to start manuevering. I told them all about this forum and how helpful everyone was.
have sent you a pm dan
I'll see if I can take a picture of just the gear showing some dimensions this evening. Note that my planes are both 2 inch monoblocs.
I call it "Willard/Stevens" because the first use of a one-piece rubber-banded on gear I ever saw was some of Ken Willard's designs going back to the early 1960s. Bill Stevens at Stevens Aeromodel in Colorado Spings has adopted the general idea and added the "slot" to keep it from sliding fore and aft on the fuselage bottom which really improves how it works (no more flipping it over - "retracting" the wheels - on a heavy landing). It first appeared on the SQuiRT 400 and is now used on all three SQuiRTs and the two (soon to be three) members of the SHAFT series as well.
I have another couple of newbie success stories for the 33 UC (one for mine, one for one that was built after seeing mine) that I'll post perhaps this evening.
Last edited by BEC; Jul 21, 2008 at 12:59 PM. Reason: slight clarification
My BB so far
I'm going to try to get some pics up soon but I got my Fuse mostly put together and my KFm sport wing is ready for final assembly tonight I am waiting on servos and radio to get here so I can start mounting those. Hoping to see them today or tomorrow. now I have a battery question. I am thinking that I am going to use This set up. but as this will be my first use of LiPo/Brushless. what would be a good pack/charger for this set up. or could someone explain some ot the numbering on the LiPo packs.
Thanks a bunch.
Thanks for sharing your genius with us. I'm getting started on building the BB 33 and also want to build the KFm3 sport wing for it too. My plan is to have a plane that I can use either wing on or maybe even to have two planes.
I have a question, is there a single sheet or full parts plan available for the "Blu Baby 32 inch KFm3 sport wing.pdf" file in the downloads area? I see you have them for the BB 33 and BB 24.
I had some trouble getting started on the BB 33 because I was having trouble making the cutting templates for the parts from the download with the tiled parts drawings. But Bill Seagraves and his ScaleAndTile3 applet got me off and running on the BB 33, I just had to tile the full drawing to get tiles that work with my printer. Now I'd like to do the same thing on the 32" KFm3 wing but the only drawing is the previously tiled nine page plan.
My issue is that the nine page KFm3 plans have a part of each page missing and don't join up when I print them so I'd like to tile them from a one page drawing like I did for the BB 33.
Thanks for your time,
Making a copy for reference is a good idea also. I did last fall and still reference it occasionaly with all the crazy numbers. If you are like me you will forget most of it the first time.
This will give you some background info for ?? and to understand hopefully some of the answers you get.
Trying to help not be bossy.
60" EPP sport wing?
I am about to build this plane and I was wondering if anyone has built the 60" sport wing out of EPP? I have some 9mm and I was wondering if it would work or not.
hmm the bb 24 edf did not survive the motors went boomies oh well, so on went a tp 2409-18 think that is enough power!! grunt grunt more power!! a binford more power bb 24
like this
Thanks Hopalong. that was exactly what I was looking for. I figured someone had put it up somewhere just hadn't found it yet.
heres some pics of my progress so far. dont mind the mess small drafting table I use for everything. I think its coming along good so far let me know what you think.
Been reading back pages of this thread.....and came across a discussion on dihedral:
I haven't been able to find a definitive J-3 three-view but the Taylorcraft A/B series (and related Austers) have 1 degree of dihedral, and since the Piper Cub is from the same designer I wouldn't be surprised if it, too, has a degree or so.
Now wing flex on an airliner, especially a big one - you bet - and that's by design.
all wings are designed to flex. big and small wings have similarly shaped aluminum structure, which is basically scaled up and down depending on size. for example, if you scale a j3 wing to fit a 747, the shape and thickness of the spars will be about the same with respect to span, so they go through roughly the same amount of strain. strain is an engineers way of saying "tip deflection per foot of wingspan".
that's why you'd notice the overall deflection more on a larger plane. same reason a 100 story skyscraper can get away with swaying 10' at the top and not break, while my single story house cannot.
hope this helps explain what you guys are observing out there.
Well, sort of.....there is quite a bit more to it than that. Bear in mind that the spars in a J-3 or a Taylorcraft are spruce, not metal, and the wings are externally braced via the lift struts of which I spoke - which are steel tubes loaded in tension (when the plane is in positive-G flight).
Agreed even on a lightplane the wings flex some....but to say it just scales up to a 747 or 777 or now the 787 - when completely different materials (various aluminums on 747 or 777 and carbon fiber composites on 787 - all with different stress/strain curves) and load alleviation schemes are involved is rather oversimplifying things.
For one thing, any jetliner wing does not have a constant thickness to chord ratio in part to tailor the aeroelastics. They typically have a greater t/c at the root where the bending moments are higher (this reduces overall structural weight as well).
I'm sure one of our Structures guys (say Don Bailey who is d_gliderguy on here and a Boeing colleague of mine - who also writes for Sport RC Flyer) could explain it in much more detail. Or I could reach down to the Structures volume of the Roskam design books and start quoting, since they're stacked on the floor nearby - but it's better to talk Blu-Babies in this thread, I think.
Last edited by BEC; Jul 22, 2008 at 02:25 AM.
More on the Willard/Stevens gear
Tony asked for more details on what I called the Willard/Stevens gear in this post yesterday. I linked to some other details in an earlier post of mine , but here is some more. The picture shows the dimensions of the gear I have on my BB 32 KF. It is formed in one piece from about 12 1/2 inches of 0.078 inch music wire.
As shown there's prop clearance for a 9 incher when using the 52mm GWS wheels I'm using. That means on moderate grass an 8 inch prop gets green tips, but the airplane gets up and down easily enough.
The gear weighs 0.6 ounces, evenly divided between the wire and the wheels.
Last edited by BEC; Jul 22, 2008 at 02:54 AM. Reason: putting in links, spelling
Your welcome!
If your like me I read that lipo post about a dozen times before it soaked in.
You'll still have questions but some basics always helps.
When I look at the WS gear, it looks like a no weight penalty for this configuration. In fact, I would say there is slightly less wire, and probably the same amount of wood with the exception of the additional dowel. That is likely offset by less glue required. Do you add any reifrcement on the side of the fuselage between the dowel and ply plate on the bottom?
As I remember, the Roaring 20's, Rascals, Schoolboys, etc... You had to wind up the rubber bands really tight to keep the gear from flexing too much. Otherwise the gear would flex on the landing and nose over anyway. Then again, I did not have elevator control to flair the landing either.
Quick question Tony or anyone else that can advise. My AP BB Kfm3 wing is coming along nicely. I'm up to gluing the second step from the smaller strip of balsa down to the wing surface. I'm thinking I might cut a 45 deg into the end that will glue to the wing surface to make a nice neat join. Will removing the 5mm step at this point and replacing it with a smooth transition from the second step to wing have any detrimental effects on the wings performance?
Cheers for any help!
(Also posted on KF thread)
Very happy with how the wing is coming together. I love the way the LE is formed - looks nice and strong and should put up with a few knocks.
I had to shape the top step a bit before bending it down to the spar so that I didn't end up with a symmetrical airfoil. Doing that, I managed to keep the bottom surface perfectly flat. LE is probably a little more 'blunt' than on the diagram - can always squish it down a bit I guess. Will post a pic of the profile when it's done to get your opinion.
Thanks for the quick reaction on the BB 33 KFm3 single sheet plan Tony, it is just what I needed.
"..Very happy with how the wing is coming together. I love the way the LE is formed - looks nice and strong and should put up with a few knocks..."
I was playing with some blueboard scraps and did that thing as shown in the KFm Wing Fold Instructions.pdf at this link:
That shows how to tape the lower wing sheet and KFm sheet together at a 90 degree angle with packaging tape and then bend the vertical sheet down to form the airfoil. It compresses the foam at the leading edge and forms an incredibly nicely shaped leading edge.
As you bend the vertical top piece closer to laying flat on the lower wing sheet, if you have it in hand, it does want to bend the lower surface also and the two form a symmetrical airfoil that would excite the eye and mind of any modeler who has ever built a wing.
There is a inclination to want to improve the shape of the airfoil and make it more symmetrical but, like Tony says, it is not what works the best.
I have another document that I downloaded, the "Kline-Fogleman Airfoil Comparison Study 2-1.pdf", that bears out Tony's recommendations and really helps me see difference in the looks and performance of the different air foils being used in the various BB designs. It has beautiful images of the airfoils as tested and also lots of number for us to study and agonize over. That study is here, along with some brilliant discussion from The Genius Himself (aka Tony):
So when I build the KFm3 wing, I'm going to try to keep the sheet that is the bottom wing surface as flat as possible when I bend the top back. It looks like if you sort of force the top strip back towards the leading edge that will keep the bottom sheet laying flat as you get it all glued together.
Last edited by jackerbes; Jul 22, 2008 at 11:08 AM.
"..Jack your link above takes you to a page to report bad post not to the wing fold instructions..."
Ooops! Thanks for the catch on that. I've edited the post, the links are right and now take you to the posts that contain the documents. I think I messed it up by trying to post a link direct to the download. So now you can also see the discussion that was going on at the time now.
The Arguably Perfect Blueboard Cutting Knife
I've been reading this entire thread again, a little at a time, and snipping and noting gems of info.
I just cut out my first BB, a 33, and was unhappy about some of the problems I was having using various utility and Exacto knives and blades to cut some of the long straight cuts. The problem I was having was that of the paper layer and/or the foam wadding up and getting dragged along with the tip of the knife and that producing a torn and jagged edge on the bottom surface.
I was in Lowes yesterday and saw an inexpensive plastic utility knife that has 13 snap off segments that will give you a new point and cutting edge in a matter of seconds. Also the long thin blade and adjustable extension of the blade seemed like they would be useful. So for about $2.00 I decided to give it a try.
Wow! It worked great! The thin blade and variable extension worked perfect for the various thicknesses of foam, it worked good on multiple layers, also cut beautiful bevels when used at an angle and following a straightedge.
And I could also shave off very thin layers along an edge to clean up edges or trim them for better fits in places like where the wing bevels mate.
And today I notice that in Tony's tutorial for rolling the UC wings, he has the *same* knife laying on his countertop! Can there be any higher endorsement for a tool?
It is small, light, easy in the hand, and is marked "American Lite". The blades are replaceable and cheap too. We'll have all of Tony's secrets if we pay attention and keep him talking. :>)
Pssst...want another secret... you can buy those knives and their blades at almost any dollar store. Ten blades for a buck. And that little slot in the cap of the knife is for breaking off the old blade tips to freshen the blade.
Geez, when I saw your post I thought I was going to learn something new and cool.
And as you can see in my BB 32KF post, I arranged two "slots". When the gear is in the forward slot it is raked forward which helps in the grass. On a harder surface the forward placement would be ground-loop happy but for a harder surface the gear can be in the aft position which is better suited to that application.
BTW, Tony, the gear works on any size plane - the SA Lil' SQuiRT weighs less than 3 ounces and benefits from this arrangement. I'll be doing my BB 24 UC this way as well. But it also works on the SQuiRT 700 and SHAFT 25e which are both pretty large models.
Last edited by BEC; Jul 22, 2008 at 12:51 PM.
BB 32 KF - additional thoughts
Two things that have popped into my head about the sport wing/KFm3 wing BB32....
First - I just read the discussion about forming the LE of the KFm3....I think I should've cambered the top piece a bit. My wing has quite a bit of "Phillips entry". The airfoil is far from symmetrical, but the lower surface is nowhere nearly as flat all the way to the LE as it is drawn on the plan. Hmmmmm.....
Second - I wound up with 0.2 ounces of lead in the tail to get it to balance in the right place (with a 1 ounce motor). I noticed that the center of the battery compartment in the monobloc is well forward of the balance point for the KFm3 wing so putting a battery in shifts the balance point forward. Perhaps the sport wing version needs a different monobloc design that extends further aft and moves the battery back so that it's centered under the balance point as with the UC variant? I actually did extend mine back a bit but not enough as it turns out. Just a thought.
That is pretty interesting stuff isn't it.
In the image of the KF profile cross sections with the study (the second link) I like the looks of the KFm3 9-12% the best.
It looks like if you used balsa of 1/8" x 1/4" and 1/8" x 1/2'" for the front and back step supports and a spruce spar that was 1/8" x 3/4" to make the tall center spar it would give you a very nice wing.
Locating the steps right would give you something that would push the foam forward a little to form that camber seen from the leading edge to the tall support and it would also give you a good spar for stiffening the wing.
Laserman!!! Bring toys!
You can come over to my house and build.
My wife won't mind.
Got my 2S-800mah today for 10gm 24"BB.
3 for $24 couldn't resist. And they will work in my SE5a build.
Laser you can come build and teach me how to crash properly- I mean fly properly.
Ford closed their plant last year. Chrysler is cutting their work force in half at the minivan line and it appears the truck line may shut down completely. Chevy is cutting back heavy.
Tech jobs I have no idea.
The auto plants are major employers but are a lot smaller overall impact on the economy than they were in decades past.
St. Louis area seems to be above average economy wise so far.
You can check monster.com and such.
The link below is a local job search. Might be worth a look.
I've been cursing those blades every time I need to break them off.
Pliers work- sometimes a clean snap mostly not.
Now I know how to use my $ store "SuperTony Knife".
silly question
so I got my radio and servos today and I was wondering(as I was mounting the servos and rx) where do you put the Ant wire? lol I didn't see an Ant tube in the build plans lol and that's the only place I know to put them. I thougt I would just run it all the way to the tail and stick a little out the back but I'm wishing I would have had that idea before I mounted the servos.
and yes the job market in the St.L is kinda sucking ATM but there are a few nice Temp agencies where you can get on with some of the bigger firms in tech areas. I work for one while I am trying to get my repair business up and going strong.
well i am in canada i don't think they would like me there i would want free healthcare and such!!! LOLOL
[QUOTE=jhtitan]so I got my radio and servos today and I was wondering(as I was mounting the servos and rx) where do you put the Ant wire? lol I didn't see an Ant tube in the build plans lol and that's the only place I know to put them. I thougt I would just run it all the way to the tail and stick a little out the back but I'm wishing I would have had that idea before I mounted the servos.
To "fish" the antenna wire down a crowded fuse' just insert a piece of sharpened control rod wire from the tail. plunge through formers and wiggle and jiggle (or back up and try again) until you get past the servos. then tape the tip og the antenna to the end of the wire and pull the antenna through. It's normally not a bad job. If all else fail you can run it outside the fuse, but I like to keep it in. I even let it double back inside the fuse' so only a 1/2 to 1" loop sticks out the back. A wire dangling out the back always looks goofy to me. I know folding it back reduces the range, but the way I fly I have never had a plane get out of range. I guess my eyes are just not that good.
Please recommend a cheap power system from Hobby City http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/store/uh_index.asp (brushless or brushed motor, esc, prop, lo-poly or perhaps cheaper nimh batteries) and charging system for Baby Blue 33 and 40 inch wing span trainer.
A motor Hobby City used to sell as the Blue Wonder was a popular choice in the past. They no longer sell that same motor under that name but if you go back over the descriptions of recent builds and maiden flights, you can get a good feel for the Hobby City motors that people are using.
Builders often just refer to the Hobby City part number or a partial part number for the motor. Like calling them the "28-22" or "28-26" when they are the HXT 28-22-azj and HXT 28-26-azj. Those, by the way, are good candidates for powering the BB 33 I think and maybe the 40 too. Or is it a 42? I don't think I remember a BB 40.
Drive line choice varies quite a bit as there is no real hard and fast specification for the motor and different builders want more or less power, bigger or smaller batteries, and are using different styles (UC, KFm) and sizes (32, 33, 42) of wings.
The Blu-Baby really personifies the "ubiquitous". It has been the subject of so much experimentation and variation as far as size, design, and uses that it defies simple descriptions.
I'm working on a BB 33 and ordered this motor for it:
I already have a pair of 7.4V Lipo batteries that I can use with the BB 33 so I ordered a motor with a little higher (1700) Kv rating to use with those batteries. If I had, and was going to use, a higher voltage 11.1V Lipo pack, I probably would have bought a motor with a 1300 or 1400 Kv rating.
With the plane built, motor mounted, and a prop selected, I'll be able to see what I have as far as power and endurance. And if I've missed the mark on my choice and where and in what direction. In fact, now that I've said it aloud here, I'll probably find out now. :>)
I agree pretty much any motor with a weight of 18-35g and a Kv of 1000-2000 will work well on the BB's if the battery and prop are matched to the motor.
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As someone who has been adamantly and actively opposed to Mormon doctrine for the last 25 years, I could not let your article on the increase in Mormon missionary activity due to the decrease in age requirements, go without mention ("Local LDS stakes see rise in young missionary applicants as church lowers minimum age," AFN, Oct. 24).
The "overseer" to missionaries stated at the end of the article that, "Our mission remains treating our neighbors with respect and love and keeping the Ten Commandments." While it is true that many Mormons have virtuous characters, it is entirely inaccurate and quite deceitful to summarize the basic goal of LDS activity as centering within the realm of kindness to one's neighbor. As all religions do, they are promoting doctrine; hence, non-Mormon Christians are unalterably opposed to the doctrine being promulgated, not their ethical values. For example, the Bible declares there is only one God (Isaiah 43:10, 44:6-8, 45:5,6,18-22), while Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism, insisted in utter contradiction to the Bible (which they say they believe) that there are many gods ("History of the Church," vol. 6, p. 308 and 474), and that, "No man or woman will ever enter into the celestial kingdom of God without the consent of Joseph Smith. (They) must have the certificate of Joseph Smith Jr. as a passport to their entrance..." ("Journal of Discourses," by Brigham Young, vol. 7, p. 289).
To be perfectly blunt, all of this is complete nonsense and is a flat-out denial of biblical Christianity whether they like to hear it or not. Any number of thousands of articles written by passionate and articulate Christians sternly objecting to the doctrinal fallacies of this denomination may be found online so I need go no further; except to say that contrary to the 19-year-old's assertion in your coverage that Mormons are "proclaiming the gospel," we rather feel that they are proclaiming, "another gospel" according to 2 Corinthians 11:4, and "another gospel" cannot and will not save anyone who embraces it, regardless of how sincere they are in believing it (Matthew 7:22; 25:1-13).
Max Caufield


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Letter to the Editor: Dec. 29, 2012
Do 10 percent more in Morris
If Morris is "your" town, why don't you make a New Year's resolution to do at least 10 percent more of your shopping in Morris than you did in other years?
If all of us who journey to Alexandria to shop at Wal Mart, Fleet Farm, Menards, etc. would make a resolution to do at least 10 percent more shopping at locally owned Morris stores and 10 percent less in Alexandria, think of what effect that would have on Morris.
Oh sure, we may save a few dollars when we buy groceries at Wal Mart, or buy supplies at Menards or Fleet Farm, or go to the doctor or dentist, or barber, etc., but I have not heard of them donating to Morris churches, veterans' posts, fraternal club, schools, etc. Most Morris businesses donate all the time.
I'm also aware that the paper is full of flyers from Alexandria stores that lure you northeast nearly 50 miles, but throw them away and shop in Morris as much as you can. If you do so, we'll all benefit, and maybe the selection here will increase.
Ted Storck - Morris, Minn.


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Open house to honor 90th birthday
Betty Messer of Wayland will celebrate her 90th birthday Sunday, June 30, with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Wayland Community Center, 218 W. Main in Wayland. Refreshments will be served.
Betty has four sons, Laverne and Linda Messer, Gene and Darla Messer, Gary and Lori Messer, and Dan Messer and Terry Kirk. Betty has nine grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.
Let your presence be your present. Cards will reach Betty at PO Box 263, Wayland, IA 52654-0263.


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What may turn into a Cold War-like resource conflict started quietly, with a vehicle called "Peace 1" some 2,500 miles below the North Pole. The Mir 1 miniature submarine, manned with three Russian scientists, on Aug. 2 planted a titanium capsule with a Russian flag into the seabed -- a symbol for Russia's controversial claim of the vast resources that are believed to be stored below it.
For the Russians and other states surrounding the North Pole, global warming may yet mean a financial blessing. U.S. scientist published a piece in Science that foresees record temperatures for the icy region, resulting in further melting of the polar ice caps. That would mean that ships will be able to better navigate there, and that it will become easier to tap into the vast energy reserves believed to be stored below the icy surface.
"Studies claim that up to a fourth of the world's undiscovered oil and gas resources lie there, as well as uranium, titanium and gold, so there's a lot of money at stake," Claudia Kemfert, energy expert of the German Institute for Economic Affairs, a Berlin-based think tank, told United Press International Friday in a telephone interview. "The conflict over those resources has already started."
The Russian claim of the North Pole has alarmed the Pole's neighboring states.
Finnish Defense Minister Jyri Hakamies earlier this month during his trip to Washington said there were three threats to his country's security: "Russia, Russia and Russia."
While the comment earned him a rebuke from Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen, it demonstrates well how officials in Scandinavia look at Russia's latest advances.
In nearby Norway, officials are even afraid that they have to single-handedly defend against the Russians in case of a serious conflict. Because the West is tied up in its anti-terror missions in the Middle East, Norway cannot rely on assistance from NATO if Russia attacks, believes Sverre Diesen, the country's top military official, according to a confidential defense report quoted by Norwegian TV station NRK.
"There is no direct threat of war," Diesen later said in a radio interview, adding, however, that a realistic conflict scenario could included struggles over fishing rights and oil and gas assets in the Arctic waters north of Norway.
And the concerns aren't baseless. Russia has greatly expanded its naval and aerial military activities near the Norwegian border. Over the past five months Norway's air force had to launch fighter jets on 18 occasions to identify Russian long-range bombers that flew dangerously close to Norwegian airspace.
Of course Russia and Norway aren't the only players demanding ownership of the Arctic assets.
Denmark, Canada and the United States have also entered the race, each of them sending their own research missions into the ice to prove their claims righteous.
Under the U.N. Law of the Sea convention, countries have the right to economically exploit zones in the Arctic within 200 miles of their shores. All countries have ratified the treaty -- except the United States, which is now getting ready to do so. Washington has already sent the U.S. Coast Guard to the Arctic for a research expedition.
After completing its own research mission, Russia earlier this month argued that the underwater Lomonosov and Mendeleev ridges, believed to be full of energy resources, lie on a continental shelf connected to Russia's land mass. Moscow will file an application to claim the shelves with the United Nations next year, Russian officials said. Canada has since vowed to update its icebreaker fleet and add two new military installations in the Arctic.
Denmark, which has just completed a mission aimed at proving that the Lomonosov ridge belongs to Greenland, a self-governing Danish province located between the Arctic and Atlantic oceans, called on the other countries competing for the area to join a meeting next year to find "a common civilized manner in which to behave.''
Experts, however, see the current muscle flexing in the Arctic as heralding further struggles over resources.
"What we are seeing currently in the North Pole is a precursor to what will be the conflicts of the future," Kemfert said.
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A change of heart for former coach leads to advocacy for the LGBT community
MONTEVIDEO -- Denny Smith was a table-pounding teacher and coach in the mode of Vince Lombardi while with the Montevideo Schools from 1973 to 1978.
"Those who know me from my coaching days say I wasn't always pleasant to be around,'' said Smith, laughing.
He still likes to emphasize a point with a fist on the table, but Smith was back in Montevideo this week with a spirited presentation on a topic he would never have raised back in the 1970s. He advocates marriage equality for same-sex couples.
"It's a civil rights issue,'' said Smith in a presentation Monday to a small gathering.
Smith is the founder, director and sole employee of Winning Marriage Equality, based in St. Cloud. The nonprofit organization is dedicated to equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
Smith said he had his own change of heart over LGBT issues and believes the country is moving in that direction too.
His change of heart came at home, when the oldest of his three sons was home from college and told him and his wife that he was gay and in a relationship. The Thanksgiving-time announcement in the mid-1990s came with both tears and joy. Smith said he and his wife welcomed their son's partner into their lives as family.
"We were OK until the legal shoe fell,'' said Smith.
Their son's partner was a student from the Philippines, and had to leave the country after graduation since he was not a U.S. citizen. Were the two able to marry, his son's partner would have become a U.S. citizen and the two would be living happily together today, Smith said.
Instead, they maintain a long-distance relationship. Smith said he and his wife are essentially denied the opportunity to have the entire family together.
He describes his son's ordeal in civil rights terms. He pointed out that many states banned interracial marriages in the United States until a black and white couple brought their plight to the U.S. Supreme Court in 1967. Had they not prevailed, the Virginia couple faced a year's sentence in prison, he noted.
Women didn't win the right to vote until 1920, and, of course, the black civil rights struggle has spanned many decades. James Meredith was the first black man to enroll at the University of Mississippi, but it required an armed escort of National Guardsmen to make it possible in 1967.
Gay couples face many of the same challenges today, according to Smith. He pointed to political rallies against same-sex marriages and the "defense of marriage act'' laws that define marriage as between a man and woman.
"The right of the minority should never be put to a vote of the majority,'' he said.
Despite these challenges, Smith said he is optimistic. More and more Americans are supporting equality for same-sex couples. "I'm convinced that support for same-sex marriages is growing by leaps and bounds,'' he said.
It's especially true amongst younger people, he said. "Young people today aren't really as hung up on this as us older folks.''
Smith is retired from a career that saw him as a teacher, and professional speaker, trainer and seminar leader. He returned to the classroom at age 55 and served as a math teacher and basketball coach at Tech High School in St. Cloud for 11 years before retiring in 2010.
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After September 11, 2001, a U.S. bishop hosted a series of conversations for conference pastors and laity about whether or not engaging in war was compatible with the teachings of Jesus. (As a starting point, the group reflected on the United Methodist statement on "Justice, Peace, and the Integrity of Creation" No. 6127, 2012 Book of Resolutions.) The purpose was not to reach an agreement, but to learn to talk and listen to one another about tough issues.
A step toward intercultural competence and cooperation is understanding how division, bias, colonialism, and discrimination have affected our church and world. Ask your bishop; district superintendent; conference Religion and Race team; or district women's, men's, or youth group to plan and host conversations about racial-ethic or tribal differences, prejudice and conflict. Offer to be part of the planning and leadership.
For a topic, choose a current event or the anniversary of an event or incident that affected your community (i.e., the headline-grabbing murders of two Black teens in Florida, immigration rights, refugees fleeing war and ethnic-based genocide, the state of public schools, the treatment of Native Americans in your state). If a concern or events hits the news, ask your bishop or superintendent to start a conversation.
Suggest that a trained facilitator help guide the planning and conversations. Be sure to include people from different cultural groups and assign materials for participants to read, view, or study in advance.
Invite diverse friends and partner churches representing different cultural groups to join you in the conversation. Establish ground rules for the discussion based on mutual agreement (i.e., speak for yourself only, affirm the feelings and experiences of others, speak from your heart, etc.). Be prepared for people to express pain, anger, sadness, and frustration, and rely on solid facilitators to work through those.
Talk about ways individual United Methodists and congregations might to make a difference; but don't move too quickly to problem-solving. Just coming to a common table and talking honestly are monumental moves toward authenticity and understanding.
Remember that rage, guilt, confusion, pain, fear, and insecurity tempt us to steer clear of those topics, particularly in intercultural settings. They are the legacies of division and failure to see all people as beloved children of God. However, understanding is the beginning of authentic relationships—particularly in faith communities. Bishops and superintendents are uniquely placed to lead church members to tackle these topics with clarity and courage.


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The birth of a baby can trigger a jumble of powerful emotions, from excitement and joy to fear and anxiety. But it can also result in something you might not expect — depression.
Many new moms experience the "postpartum baby blues" after childbirth, which commonly include mood swings, crying spells, anxiety and difficulty sleeping. Baby blues typically begin within the first two to three days after delivery, and may last for up to two weeks.
But some new moms experience a more severe, long-lasting form of depression known as postpartum depression. Rarely, an extreme mood disorder called postpartum psychosis also may develop after childbirth.
Postpartum depression isn't a character flaw or a weakness. Sometimes it's simply a complication of giving birth. If you have postpartum depression, prompt treatment can help you manage your symptoms — and enjoy your baby.
Signs and symptoms of depression after childbirth vary, and they can range from mild to severe.
Signs and symptoms of baby blues — which last only a few days to a week or two after your baby is born — may include:
Postpartum depression may be mistaken for baby blues at first — but the signs and symptoms are more intense and last longer, eventually interfering with your ability to care for your baby and handle other daily tasks. Symptoms usually develop within the first few weeks after giving birth, but may begin later — up to six months after birth.
Postpartum depression symptoms may include:
Untreated, postpartum depression may last for many months or longer.
With postpartum psychosis — a rare condition that typically develops within the first week after delivery — the signs and symptoms are even more severe. Signs and symptoms may include:
Postpartum psychosis may lead to life-threatening thoughts or behaviors and requires immediate treatment.
If you're feeling depressed after your baby's birth, you may be reluctant or embarrassed to admit it. But if you experience any symptoms of postpartum baby blues or postpartum depression, call your doctor and schedule an appointment. If you have symptoms that suggest you may have postpartum psychosis, get help immediately.
It's important to call your doctor as soon as possible if the signs and symptoms of depression have any of these features:
If at any point you have thoughts of harming yourself or your baby, immediately seek help from your partner or loved ones in taking care of your baby and call 911 or your local emergency assistance number to get help.
Also consider these options if you're having suicidal thoughts:
People with depression may not recognize or acknowledge that they're depressed. They may not be aware of signs and symptoms of depression. If you suspect that a friend or loved one has postpartum depression or is developing postpartum psychosis, help them seek medical attention immediately. Don't wait and hope for improvement.
There's no single cause of postpartum depression, but physical and emotional issues may play a role.
Postpartum depression can develop after the birth of any child, not just the first. The risk increases if:
Left untreated, postpartum depression can interfere with mother-child bonding and cause family problems.
After your first appointment, your doctor may refer you to a mental health provider who can create the right treatment plan for you. You may want to find a trusted family member or friend to join you for your appointment to help you remember all of the information discussed.
Before your appointment, make a list of:
Questions to ask your doctor include:
Don't hesitate to ask other questions.
A doctor or mental health provider who sees you for possible postpartum depression may ask:
Your doctor will usually talk with you about your feelings, thoughts and mental health to distinguish between a short-term case of postpartum baby blues and a more severe form of depression. Don't be embarrassed. Share your symptoms with your doctor so that a useful treatment plan can be created for you.
As part of your evaluation, your doctor may:
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, published by the American Psychiatric Association, is often used by mental health providers to diagnose mental conditions and by insurance companies to reimburse for treatment.
Treatment and recovery time vary, depending on the severity of your depression and your individual needs. If you have an underactive thyroid or an underlying illness, your doctor may treat those conditions or refer you to the appropriate specialist. Your doctor also may refer you to a mental health provider.
The baby blues usually fade on their own within a few days to one to two weeks. In the meantime:
Postpartum depression is often treated with psychotherapy (also called talk therapy or mental health counseling), medication or both.
With appropriate treatment, postpartum depression usually goes away within six months. In some cases, postpartum depression lasts much longer, becoming chronic depression. It's important to continue treatment after you begin to feel better. Stopping treatment too early may lead to a relapse.
Postpartum psychosis requires immediate treatment, often in the hospital. Treatment may include:
Treatment for postpartum psychosis can challenge a mother's ability to breast-feed. Separation from the baby makes breast-feeding difficult, and some medications used to treat postpartum psychosis aren't recommended for women who are breast-feeding. If you're experiencing postpartum psychosis, your doctor can help you work through these challenges.
Postpartum depression isn't generally a condition that you can treat on your own — but you can do some things for yourself that build on your treatment plan and help speed recovery.
Remember, the best way to take care of your baby is to take care of yourself.
The already stressful, exhausting period following a baby's birth is more difficult when depression occurs. But remember, postpartum depression is never anyone's fault. It's a common medical condition that needs treatment.
So, if you're having trouble coping with postpartum depression, talk with a therapist. Ask your doctor or therapist about local support groups for new moms or women who have postpartum depression.
The sooner you get help, the sooner you'll be fully equipped to cope with depression and enjoy your new baby.
If you have a history of depression — especially postpartum depression — tell your doctor if you're planning on becoming pregnant or as soon as you find out you're pregnant.
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OldGnome wrote:I have recently used Waze for multiple trips of two to more than four hours in Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana. I didn't notice a problem at all with the navigation, even across southern Florida ("alligator alley") where cell reception can be spotty.
I have an iPhone 4S and Verizon is my carrier.
Trunks30 wrote:Unfortunately this glitch or whatever you'd like to call it makes waze a bit unreliable during long road trips. Especially if you run into traffic and it doesn't suggest an alternate route because you are in between navigation segments. Plus I found it won't reroute properly if you just select alternate routes. You actually have to stop the navigation and re-navigate to your destination. I submitted a ticket through the support page, but the response I received was less than desirable. Basically making it sound like there was not a problem and shot it down.
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This page provides information for and about non-public schools in Tennessee, including reporting forms and school listings.
Download the current (as of October 25, 2017) listing of non-public schools here.
Non-public schools are categorized based upon various characteristics. Read an overview of non-public school categories.
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text: jazz Composer Lucas Pino And Lyricist Jeremy Siskind Preview 'Golden Rule, Turing Test' By Cara Lieurance • Apr 1, 2016 Danielle Guerra Longtime collaborators Lucas Pino and Jeremy Siskind premiered a new collection of songs, Golden Rule, Turing Test, at Western Michigan University on Tuesday. It's a sometimes lighthearted, sometimes bemused reaction to the way we filter our human relationships through social media and mobile devices. Listen Listening... / 33:49 An interview with Lucas Pino and Jeremy Siskind The Billy Strayhorn Centennial By Keith Hall • Dec 11, 2015 The second episode of our Billy Strayhorn centennial birthday celebration focuses on his masterpiece 'Lush Life'. Celebrate the Billy Strayhorn Centennial By Keith Hall • Dec 9, 2015 "Jazz Currents" celebrates the birthday centennial of the multi-talented Billy Strayhorn. Episode one will focus on Strayhorn's upbringing and early years with Ellington. During this time, Strayhorn wrote many tunes for the Ellington orchestra including 'Something to Live For', 'Take the A Train' and 'Chelsea Bridge.' Episode two will focus on Strayhorn's masterpiece 'Lush Life', including some of the definitive recordings by Nat King Cole, John Coltrane, Johnny Hartman and Strayhorn himself. WMU Scores Big on DownBeat Jazz Awards By Andrew Robins • May 5, 2015 DownBeat magazine Seven Western Michigan University jazz students and student ensembles have won honors in this year's DownBeat magazine Student Music Awards. That put Western second only to to Austria's University of Music and Performing Arts in Graz in the number of students winning awards. Several Western alumni also got awards in the 38th annual competition. Tri-Fi To Showcase Acclaimed New Album In Concert By Cara Lieurance • Oct 1, 2014 Lisa Kyle The jazz trio Tri-Fi - Matthew Fries, piano; Phil Palombi, bass, and Keith Hall, drums - is garnering wide praise for its fifth album, Staring into the Sun. Pages1 2 3 4 5 6 next › last »


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Mangano touts record at GOP luncheon
County Executive Edward Mangano extolled his administration, especially its superstorm Sandy related-activity, at a luncheon of the Nassau County Federation of Republican Women in Williston Park on Wednesday.
"My administration has held the line on property taxes for three consecutive years while being faced with $100 million dollar increases in Medicaid and pension costs," he said. "Our success is reflective of team work and sending a clear message that we will not raise property taxes."
"After a decade of skyrocketing taxes under the past administration, business leaders have responded to the dramatic end of annual county tax hikes by returning to Nassau County," he said in a reference to former County Executive Thomas Suozzi, a Democrat whom Mangano defeated in 2009.
Suozzi, who is running in the Democratic primary for county executive against businessman Adam Haber, could not be reached immediately for comment.
Mangano also said he has helped create or retain nearly 4,000 private-sector jobs in Nassau since he took office in 2010. Aides passed out brochures that cited Mangano's role in attracting the headquarters of several companies.
Mangano praised county government's response to Sandy, noting that the county got through the disaster with minimal loss of life. He said more than 74,000 homeowners had filed for assistance
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There's a Reason They Call Oil 'Texas Tea'
Or maybe it was just Jed Clampett that called it that.
Regardless, look at that graph above. That's how much Texas oil production has been booming over the last several years, according to FuelFix (a site manned by Houston Chronicle reporters).
In March, Texas oil reached its highest level since 1984. If we were an independent country, we'd be the 15th-largest oil producer in the world.
Texas' oil output has doubled in less than three years, putting it in the ranks of OPEC heavy-hitters like Venezuela, Kuwait and Nigeria.
The oil boom has created housing shortages across Texas and New Mexico. And one developer wants to capitalize on the surge by erecting Texas' sixth tallest skyscraper, which would be called Energy Tower, in a West Texas boomtown. It would be twice as tall as any nearby buildings in the town of 115,000 residents.
Drilling activity suggests the boom will continue. There are 835 drilling rigs at work in Texas — about 25 percent of all rigs in the world, according to the latest Baker Hughes rig count.
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Bagley College Launches First-Of-Its-Kind Initiative For Students
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MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY, Miss., Oct. 25, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Students in Mississippi State's Bagley College of Engineering will benefit from a new initiative meant to spur involvement in engineering technical societies.
Launched this fall, the membership program allows students to join their fields' leading technical society at no personal costs. It is available for all full-time, on-campus undergraduate and graduate students.
More than 83 percent of eligible students joined organizations during the initial three week sign-up period, which quadrupled the percentage of members the college reported last year.
Dean Achille Messac said this program is the first of its kind among engineering colleges in the country. He expects that it will help students become more engaged in the engineering industry and explore the possibilities of research in their fields.
Messac said this initiative is the first of several programs that will be launched by the college to encourage and reward excellence among students, faculty and staff.
"This program will expose students to the inner workings of their profession at a very early stage," Messac said. "It will make them more knowledgeable about the job opportunities in their area, what resources are available, and what trends are affecting their field."
He added, "Being aware of these things and active in the societies will give our students a tremendous advantage over their peers who are not involved."
The program is designed to ensure that these memberships are not simply resume-filler for participants. Students are asked to enroll as part of classes in their majors. Throughout the semester, they will use the resources their memberships provide to complete class assignments, such as technology reviews. Further initiatives will provide students with opportunities to attend society meetings and conferences, and submit research articles for publication.
Each year, students will be able to renew their memberships through the program, as long as they maintain their status as a full-time student.
Memberships are available in:
- American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
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- American Physical Society
- American Society of Civil Engineering
- American Society of Mechanical Engineers
- Association for Computing Machinery
- Institute of Biological Engineering
- IEEE (formally the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers)
- Institute of Industrial Engineers
The Bagley College of Engineering enrolls more than 3,300 undergraduate and graduate students. It is composed of eight academic departments, which administer 10 bachelor's and 12 master's degree programs, as well as six doctoral programs, including a doctorate of engineering that offers seven concentrations.
For more information about the college, visit www.bagley.msstate.edu. Information about the BCoE's new initiatives can be found at www.bagley.msstate.edu/bcoeinitiatives/.
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