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I have a Vladimir's model electric Supra glass on order and I would like to order the motor by the time I receive the model.
I will use four Hyperion DS095-FMD (19 g) servos in the wing and two Hyperion DS09-AMD (9 g) in the tail.
I'm not looking for extreme power.
Can somebody help me out with an estimation for the weight budget for the motor, propeller and battery pack in order to reach the recommended CG without needing lead weights?
I'm thinking about using a direct drive outrunner, possibly the MVVS 4,6/840 (206 g) with a ~250 g LiPo, but I'm afraid that they will be too heavy for the light tail servos.
Thanks in advance.
Have you seen the powertrain suggestions on my site?
In 2010 I was using a HET 2W-25 120g inrunner with a 47g 4.4:1 gearbox and a 3S 1.8ah lipo. The combo ballanced fine without any ballast required, but I was using the older quite heavy extension leads to the DS09 tail servos. For 2011 I intend to replace the extension lead with lighter ones, change to a 85g Hacker A20-6XL motor plus 47g gearbox, and maybe reduce the battery to a 3S 1.3ah 50C pack.
I do like lightweight Supras. Others fit heavier motors and heavier tail servos and are also very happy with their setups.
I can't help much, but after a lot of help with Neil Stainton, (thanks so much) and lots of research I've settled on a Hyperion GS3020-08 with a 13x7 to 13x8 prop. Flight testing will be in order.
Here's the link to the Hyperion motor.
I've attached the data that Ecalc gives me which I've found to be quite accurate. Note: Battery voltage is for A123 cells thus it's a little lower than if using Lipos.
I only have the cores cut and tailboom completed so a flight test report is a long ways away!
I just thought you may be interested in the motor data.
Thank you for the replies.
Neil, Yes, I have already studied the recommended motor list on www.hyperflight.co.uk, but if possible, I would like to look for a direct drive solution first. If I can't find a suitable option then I will go with a geared motor.
Curtis, I had some Z30 series Hyperion outrunners that I really liked. They look the same as the new GS 30 motors. The diameter of the GS30 motors is specified as 37.5 mm. Is there enough space in the stock electric Supra fuselage for the motor wires?
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I think the Gs3020 will be okay for short burst of 70A max. If you want a higher power setup, or like hotdogging your planes use a Gs3025 instead.
Thank you! That is very good news.
I think Hyperion doesn't make the Z30 motors anymore, but they are still on their website. Externally they look very similar to the Gs30. Here is the link:
Actually I have a Z3019 and a Z3025 in some of my models, so I can try them in the fuselage when it arrives and then I will get a low KV Gs30 or Z30.
What is the diameter of the electric Supra fuselage at the front? Could anybody please give me some outside diameter measurements together with the distance from the firewall at a couple of points? Also approximately what is the wall thickness?
Thank you in advance.
I don't have a life so I spend a lot of time flying and when it is cold and/or dark, testing stuff.
Several years ago I installed a Hyperion HP-Z3205-06 (Kv = 1365) in a 55 oz. AUW AVA. I am running it off of a 2600 3S 45C Hyperion Pack with a 13x7 RF prop on an RF hub and spinner. (Yes, I know that that is a big battery, but with the AVA's rear mounted servos (right now JR DS168's), I still needed a bit of weight in the nose to balance the plane). The performance of this plane has been wonderful. With the original hub configuration I am seeing 3500+ fpm climb rates. Given the nature of ALeS flying I am not concerned about maximizing climb rate for any particular reason, but I AM interested in keeping the plane speed up to give me the possibility of launching 400 or so meters INTO the wind when it blows 15+ mph -- something we see frequently where I live. On the test stand, this arrangement delivers about 3000 gm of static thrust at between 75 and 80 amps.
After a year or so of running this combination I sought to purchase another identical motor and discovered that it was no longer being manufactured. It turns out that Hyperion had discontinued this motor series and introduced a whole line of glider specific motors ranging from their GS 2213 to the GS3032. At this time, however, a 3025-06 was not available. One of my flying buddies purchased the GS 3025-08 (Kv = 867) and we put it on my dynamometer. It pulls about 2900 gm (static) with a 3S pack at 55-60 amps and using one of Vladimir's 26mm (between the fixing pins) hubs and an Aeronaut 16x8 propeller. I mention this because I switched to this hub on my AVA and saw a slight reduction in climb rate -- not a knock on the hub, just an indicator that one can probably use slightly larger props with it than something like the 41mm (between the fixing pins) RF hub.
Both of these motors are excellent choices for this size plane. Neither, however, is likely to be fitted into an AVA or a Supra without leading the power leads outside the fuselage near the nose to be free of the spinning portion of the motor. In the case of the AVA I fashioned a fairing to cover the external portion of the wiring. It does not look bad at all, but it would be wonderful if Vladimir could fashion some nosecones with a bulb to accommodate the wiring for these excellent outrunners.
Right now, I would suspect that other similarly rated outrunners would not fit at all into the Supra nosecone. I am currently finishing up a Supra and as I hold the nosecone in my hand and try to fit the 3025-08 into it, it appears that it would fit if the power leads were led outside the fuselage. But the Hyperion motors have a somewhat long, tapered nosepiece specifically designed to fit into tight glider nosecones. When I look at the current Z series dimensions, I do not believe that they, or other similar motors would fit.
Right now, I am installing an MVVS 5.6/690 (Kv = 690) into my Supra. With a 4S - 1900 pack, an 18x6 Aeronaut on Vladimir's hub i get about 3600 gms of static thrust at around 50 amps. While I will likely get the plane down to minimum weight with a smaller pack, it requires about 20 gm of tail weight right now. The motor is heavy at 260 gms -- but it is a real piece of work in terms of quality. It is an inrunner/outrunner. An outrunner with an outer case that allows the power leads to exit the rear of the motor. I got it as much out of curiosity as anything and may ultimately change it to take a few ounces more out of the plane -- but not now. While the motor is a good fit, it was not an easy fit. While I own a bunch of Vladimir's planes for TD and electric flying and am always impressed with the quality of the workmanship, this plane had several large wads of epoxy splooge left in inconvenient places near the firewall which made the installation of these outrunners a bit problematic. After grinding out as much of it as possible, I ended up fashioning a spacer to set the motor back 2 or 3 mm. While this worked pretty well, it was a problem which solved itself when I put the nosecone on the dynamometer to do a final test on my motor/ESC/battery/prop system. The 17x8 Aeronaut propeller blew itself up at about 1000 rpm below its rated rpm and pretty cleanly separated the firewall from the nosecone. This allowed me to fashion a new firewall, grind out the splooge from the front and put everything together nice and neat and clean. Frankly, after going through this, I wish Vladimir would simply ship the nosecones finished without an installed firewall to facilitate final installation by the builder. Especially, for guys contemplating the use of outrunners, it would simplify things a bunch.
For a while here I had a separate thread with respondents trying to figure out the reason for the prop failure, and while we did not come to any conclusion, I have decided to be careful about running the Aeronauts on offset hubs (I do not mean "twisted" here but offset.). One of the respondents, an engineer, ran a simulation which suggested that there might be a significant increase on the bending load on the prop blade when using the offset hub. I'll be using an RF on the Supra rather than launching, biting my lower lip, and hoping that I don't blow the nose off of the Supra one fine day.
I have an older Neu 1105 inrunner being refitted with a 6.67 gearbox to get me to a 500 or so watt 567 Kv motor which will come in at about 135 gms. This will allow me to explore more or less the bottom end of power that I like for these size planes. The calculations tell me that turning a bigger prop slower with this little motor will not cost much in the way of performance -- although if you are starting from scratch it will cost you a fair amount more in the way of cash.
Based on my fiddling so far with the Supra, if I were to go with an outrunner, I would go with the 3025-08, 3S and 16x8. There is nothing wrong with the 3020 series, but it can't save more than one ounce over the 3025-08 (and maybe not that much if any noseweight is required to balance the plane with it) and there is nothing wrong with being able to get an extra 50 or 75 meters upwind when the wind blows. (I am kind of sensitive to this inasmuch as the final TD contest of the season last year was flown in a honker and I know every plane there would have killed for just a little more flying space to windward -- something that TD planes have no choice about, but which we do.)
Happy Landings,
BTW: You can find good information on the Hyperions at : HTTP://media.hyperion.hk/dn/gs/
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Thanks for the epistle Don. All very useful info. I will be interested to hear how you like the smaller Neu powertrain.
Have you done a thread about your dynamometer? Can you use it to measure torque and thus calculate efficiency?
The firewall is about 3mm thick.
I am preparing some materials to put on our ALeS forum to help with the unceasing concerns we have about power systems. The bad news in all of this is that it is a complicated distraction from what most of us like doing -- flying. The good news is that, while it is interesting (at least for otherwise lifeless geeks), it is not really important for ALeS type of competition. Within a very broad range of possibilities, power system selection is relatively unimportant -- other than getting a nice flyable plane together.
I have constructed both a thrust measuring facility and a dynamometer capable of measuring torque, horsepower, etc. It is all tied into my computer and allows some reasonably prodigious handling of data. And it will be the subject of some of my articles.
But as I have blundered my way through all of this I have discovered that most of the kinds of information which might be remotely interesting to even the most whacked out technoids can be easily obtained -- at least to the level of quality useful for what we are doing -- with data that can be gathered a number of different and simple ways. In the extreme, it is easy to gather much of the performance and efficiency data which would be useful to us with something as simple as the new Castle Creations ICE series of ESC's.
It turns out that there is a huge amount of data in readily usable formats on the loads imposed by the propellers we use. From there, simply knowing the amps, volts and rpm that a motor is using to drive the prop at a particular speed is adequate to estimate motor efficiency, etc. And it also turns out that there is free software online which will allow a person with a motor with unknown performance characteristics to be characterized using a handful of propellers (3 - 5) and something as simple as the CC ICE.
I will be furnishing additional information in the near future.
Happy Landings,
Since my Supra is sitting beside me right now on the balance stand without a power system in it I decided to do some quick measurements to provide builders with a very, very approximate algorithm for figuring out how the plane will balance with your own particular combination of power system elements.
Start with the equation:
(Motor weight (gms) * 15.5) + (ESC weight * 12.5) + (Battery Weight * 8) - (Tail Servo Weight * 41) = 3867
If the sum of the factors on the left hand side ends up being less than 3867 you may end up needing additional weight in the nose. If the sum of factors on the left hand side ends up being more than 3867 you may end up needing additional weight in the tail.
A plane with a 200 gm motor, a 25 gm ESC, a 140 gm battery, and with one 9 gm and one 27 gm servo in the tail would come to a factor of 3425. It will likely need some additional weight in the nose.
This is approximate and I have prepared it under the influence of pain-killers for some recent neck surgery. Don't plan on suing me if it is wildly in error, but please let me know if your results do not comport with mine.
Happy Landings,
This is a photo of the fairing I built for my AVA to accommodate the Hyperion outrunner. I had originally intended to come up with a more elegant way of attaching it and then considered that whether or not I attached a skid or a skeg to any of my planes that I always taped the "impact area" on the bottom side of the nose.
In using this I came to understand that it was actually better to tape it on in the reverse position to eliminate interference with the folding prop whenever I restarted it in the air.
It would be nice if Vladimir could mold a little nicer piece, mold a recess in the nosecone and cut the slot for the wiring in his kevlar nosecone for a somewhat neater operation. And as I said earlier, I found it easier to fit and attach the firewall myself to install the motor than it was to work with the preinstalled firewall.
Happy Landings,
Hi Don
Hope you have a speedy recovery from your neck surgery (Stiff neck from staring high and far into the sky?)
You beat me to the punch regarding a simplified moment calculation for the Supra. I was intending to write one up for this thread when I completed my current measurements/experiments i n a couple of day's time.
At the moment I'm trying out one of the HET 2W 25 inrunners (2660kv) with 6.7:1 g/box on both 3S using 18.5 x 12 and 4S on a 17 x 9. The 2W 23 version also looks useful for 3S. Like you I had to clear out a load of gloop from behind the Supra firewall area before I could fit my mounting collar.
I've previously used a number of the MVVS in/outrunners and they were all delightfully smooth and sweet. My old Ava uses the same 5.6/690 unit you mention, but on 3S.
You might be interested to know that one of our scientific eSoaring colleagues here in the UK (@PainterS) has developed a useful formula for rate of climb (ROC). Judging from the comparisons with real model data it is giving darn good results over the range of pitch speeds we typically employ in HL electric soaring. You can read the original at www.esoaring.net/forum/viewtopic?f=3&t=928 . I'm sure he won't mind if I include the formula here.
RoC (m/s) = {Pin/(10xW)} x {D/(D+15)}
NOTE: Pin is input power to motor in Watts; W is all up model weight in kg; D is prop dia. in inches.
Converting to fpm and model weight in ozs gives:
RoC (fpm) = 694 x {Pin/Woz} x {D/(D+15)}
As an example, a 2kg model (70.5 oz approx.) using 500W input power to motor with an 18" diameter prop will produce a climb rate of 13.6 m/s or 2685 fpm. Figures well suited to a 200m height limit and 30s motor run with time in hand to get well upwind if required.
Enjoy building and flying
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Baby Simeon will be finally laid to rest either next Tuesday or Wednesday. His parents, however, said the child will be buried with many questions still to be answered even after getting a final autopsy report from hospital officials yesterday. The seven-month, two-week-old infant died after his head was slit from ear during a Caesarean-section surgery performed on his mother, Quelly Ann Cottle, 38, at the Mt Hope Women's Hospital on Carnival Saturday.
A five-page report on the final findings of the autopsy was handed to Cottle and her husband, Emil Millington, by Dr Rodney Ramroop, acting chief executive officer of the North Central Regional Health Authority (NCRHA), during a meeting at the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex, Mt Hope, yesterday.
Millington said among the major findings was the fact that the baby's head was cut some 70 centimetres across. He added that the report also showed severe bleeding in the brain. Millington, however, noted the fact that the report showed no abnormalities in the liver, spleen or kidneys, but indicated that the lungs were servely underdeveloped. He also questioned whether the document was a deliberate attempt by the hospital authorities to insist that baby Simeon would not have survived due to severe prematurity.
"I am really not comfortable with this part. Everything else was developed but they keep focusing on prematurity as if that was the cause of death ... these people playing politics," Millington said. Cottle, who shared his concern, said the report showed the combined weight of both lungs was 16 grammes and the baby weighed some 800 grammes. "If everything else was developed how come the lungs collapsed? We feel we got no real answers concerning this," Cottle said.
"I may have little education but I have common sense, because I am sure there are thousands of premature babies who have survived and are doing well. It's as if they kept saying my baby never had a chance to survive outside the womb." She said she asked Ramroop to answer what really caused the lungs to collapse when the rest of the organs were developed, but got not clear answers. On whether the final report had brought some sense of closure to her family, Cottle said it had not made any difference.
"Honestly, it does not matter to me because at the end of the day they keep saying is the prematurity which was standing out despite his head getting cut so severe. She said baby Simeon would most likely be buried in Chaguanas. The doctor who performed the surgery has been suspended with basic pay pending an investigation into the matter.


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SAN FRANCISCO — A federal appeals court is scheduled next week to take up a lawsuit over a former San Francisco sheriff's decision to remove male deputies from female housing units at the county's jail, a newspaper reported.
San Francisco Sheriff Michael Hennessey made the decision in 2006 in response to inmate complaints of sexual misconduct. More than two dozen male and female deputies have since sued the city, saying it is discriminatory.
A three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is scheduled to consider the case next Wednesday, the San Francisco Chronicle reported Friday (http://bit.ly/1adufFe ).
In written arguments to the 9th Circuit, attorneys for the deputies say female deputies' jobs have become harder since the policy went into effect because female inmates "have a greater propensity for being argumentative, disagreeable, vocal, challenging and more openly hostile than male inmates."
They say male deputies have lost wages and overtime and been stigmatized as sexual predators. Additionally, they contend that no sexual misconduct claim made by a female inmate against a male deputy was sustained in the 16 years before the sheriff's policy change.
City attorneys dispute that, saying that though no one was criminally charged, three deputies resigned and two others were suspended.
"Cases that resulted in resignation and cases in which discipline was meted out are substantiated allegations," Gabriel Zitrin, spokesman for City Attorney Dennis Herrera, told the Chronicle.
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McDonald's, Burger King, and the members of the New York State Restaurant Association, with their malevolent lawsuit against the New York City Board of Health, are basically telling New Yorkers that they don't have a right to know what they're eating.
This lawsuit is served up with a supersized side order of shamelessness, since this is the very same industry that goes hat-in-hand to state legislatures and Congress asking for special protection from obesity-related lawsuits.
The New York City Board of Health was absolutely right to require certain large restaurant chains to put calorie counts on menu boards. When it goes into effect this measure will be of enormous help to New Yorkers who are watching their weight, or trying to make healthy choices for their children. What does the industry have to fear, other than the fact that some people might get medium sodas instead of large, or regular hamburgers instead of Triple Whoppers? Or, heaven forbid, that restaurants actually compete on the basis of nutrition, and begin to offer more items with fewer calories and more whole grains, fruits, and vegetables?
To claim that nutrition labeling is a violation of the First Amendment is to throw the Constitution into a fryolator until it's crispy. I trust that New York City will mount a vigorous defense and that the judge remands Ronald McDonald into custody for contempt of public health.
Contact Jeff Cronin (jcronin[at]cspinet.org) or Ariana Stone (astone[at]cspinet.org).


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BONN, Germany, Oct. 6 (UPI) -- Apple has dropped its lawsuit against a German coffee shop over its similar fruit-shaped logo, officials said.
Christin Romer opened Apfelkind (Apple child), in May 2011, and in September of that year received a letter from Apple headquarters in California regarding her logo, The Local.de reported Friday.
Romer commissioned the logo -- a red apple with a cutout of a child's silhouette -- and put it on cushions, cups, chairs and delivery bike at her cafe.
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If any Edinburgh players have woken up screaming over the past four months, then the chances are that their nightmares will have been provoked by recollections of that gruesome evening in early May this year when they suffered a 55-12 hammering at the hands of Munster at Meggetland.
It was the nadir of an ugly season for the capital club, their only consolation coming from the knowledge that the campaign was almost over by that point. But the summer since has not been a time for licking wounds, rather for the ferocious pre-season conditioning regime that head coach Alan Solomons, who was not in place in time to do the same last year, has imposed upon the players.
The benefits of that programme have been evident in Edinburgh's pre-season games against Leicester, which they lost narrowly, and Newcastle, which they won with something to spare. But just as a bad rehearsal is often followed by an impressive first night, the possibility that the opposite can be true must have been the cause of some anxiety around Murrayfield in recent days. All the more so as it is Munster they now face this evening as they get their Guinness PRO12 season underway.
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Yet while some Edinburgh players might want to wipe last May's game from their memory banks, Solomons is happy, if that's the word, to confront the reality of what happened that day as his side conceded their heaviest defeat of the season and one of their heaviest ever. "They gave us a stuffing," said the South African candidly. "We accept that. We may have been tired in that game, but they did it. That's a fact.
"The players now know that if you are 15 to 20% off your game against a quality side like Munster then you are in trouble. That is the same in any quality competition; if you are that much off you will take a beating. The players appreciate the fact that Munster are one of the leading sides in Europe and will be no easy proposition at Thomond Park. We need to get our performance right."
Solomons was addressing the issue after naming a squad of 23 players for the trip to Thomond Park that included 12 who were on duty at Meggetland. Yet while all the talk four months ago was of disarray in the Edinburgh ranks, that focus has swung more towards Munster in the wake of the embarrassing incident that saw incoming coach Anthony Foley's opinions about his players, many of them disparaging, mistakenly attached to an email and sent to every member of the Irish side's squad.
Solomons, a lawyer by profession, was predictably guarded when that incident was brought up, preferring to focus his attention on the likely impact the arrival of Foley, a Munster stalwart, will have on the side.
"I think there will be slight tweaks in the way they play," Solomons observed. "To some extent, I think they will go back a bit to the old Munster way. I think they will be a strong mauling side and I think they will play a bit for territory.
"That doesn't mean to say they will not attack, but under Rob Penney they tended to play a lot of wide-wide rugby. Anthony Foley has already been quoted as saying that he felt that did not work entirely and that they will be looking to generate momentum. They will put an emphasis on the physical edge in the light of him coaching the team."
Solomons agreed that warming up against two sides from England's Aviva Premiership was satisfying preparation for facing the Munster muscle. In terms of selection, his biggest calls have been the choice of Limerick-raised scrum-half Sean Kennedy ahead of Sam Hidalgo-Clyne, while Greig Tonks edges out Tom Heathcote for the fly-half berth.


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Oakland Raiders coach Tom Cable sounded unsure this week when asked whether he'd be going with Jason Campbell or Bruce Gradkowski at quarterback when the Raiders face the Steelers in two weeks.
"I really haven't wavered," Cable waveringly told the Oakland Tribune, "but I do have a belief in me about, you know, when you're dealing it and you got the hot hand, and things are going in the right direction for your football team, you know, why would you make a change?"
Cable will not make a change, as he's been reportedly given an offer he's not allowed to refuse. Owner Al Davis has demanded that hot hand Jason Campbell stays in at quarterback.
"Raiders managing general partner Al Davis has expressed to coach Tom Cable his desire for Jason Campbell to remain the starting quarterback for the foreseeable future, according to sources inside and outside the organization," reports the Oakland Tribune's Steve Corkran.
"Mr. Davis likes what Jason has done the past month and doesn't see the need to change when things are going well," a team source told the Tribune. "He thinks Jason is a classic fit for the Raiders style of play."
So don't expect to see another Gradkowski miracle this year when the Raiders play the Steelers.
Joe Kukura is a freelance writer who congratulates Cincinnati Bengas owner Mike Brown on being the fastest owner to reach 200 losses.


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Walt Whitman at the Coffee Shop
I was relaxing at the well-known coffee shop in Adam's Morgan on a day off when I began to reflect upon how useful and how American the institution of the coffee shop can be. The coffee shop is a very open type of establishment where anyone can come in without a reservation and enjoy a cup of coffee, sit anywhere they want and enjoy reading, people-watching or conversation with others. There are no strict rules, and one stays as long as one wishes.
I was thinking how similar the ways of the coffee shop are to the spirit of Walt Whitman's poetry, especially the spirit found in the poem "Song of Myself" in his classic work Leaves of Grass. The voice addressing us in this poem is the direct poetic voice of Whitman, who offers a warm greeting to all humanity on the basis of common equality and respect. Whitman states his assumption of equality and connection to others in the opening of his poem: "I celebrate myself, and sing myself. And what I assume you shall assume. For every atom belonging to me as good belongs to you." This statement is a kind of welcome to anyone he encounters based on our similar essential nature.
In a similar way, going into a coffee house, we enter into a realm where we meet anyone there on a basis of equality and also feel a diffuse sense of comradeship with others based on our common humanity. In the course of our stay, we smile at those nearby, view others with a benign regard, and read our paper or book. Behind this tolerant observation of others is an implied acceptance of the motives and actions of others, who appear to be part of the eager activity of the world. They may come from other worlds of experience from ours, but they seem to be doing good.
This openess is an attitude that is very American. In "Song of Myself," Whitman offers a kind of spiritual "social contract" that connects him to his fellow Americans with a casual bond of togetherness. Surveying the crowd in the coffee shop, I could casually observe in a Whitman-like way college students studying text books, young people discussing common affairs settled at the couches, and business men taking a break from the office. Like Whitman, I tend to give each person or group a friendly notice that draws their ambitions and activities into my world.
Following Whitman's mysticism, I connect with them on the level of being. Whitman, too, in "Song of Myself" embraces the everyday activities of carpenters, drivers and loafers as they all express the reality of a common Oversoul at the heart of everyone. Whitman invites his readers to loaf with him on the grass and share the common ordinariness of life symbolized by the green leaves of common grasses.
In a similar way, my friendly glance passes over the multitude of movements of the pedestrians walking by on the sidewalk and the bustle of the patrons near my table. I contemplate the world in a mellow mood, strengthened by the pleasant buzz of the caffeine in the coffee I am sipping. I also observe how the activities of the patrons of the coffee shop illustrate Whitman's ideal of freedom and democracy: everyone freely chooses their spot in the coffee house, yet by freely combining their movements, their activity seems to merge into a greater order of the coffee house scene.
Thus there is spontaneous order that seems to rise from the free choices of those who come to the coffee shop. There is also an anarchic self-organizing quality to the coffee house crowd that reflects the American reality Whitman celebrates. He sees how the varied creative activities of common persons pursuing their individual goals move toward a common goal of spiritual and material fulfillment. These economic and social activities are expressed by Whitman in the image of how the various songs of the states combine to form a chorus performing the symphony of the Union.
Visiting a coffee shop is like taking a bath in the mileu Whitman describes. We enjoy the atmosphere created by the multitude of different persons pursuing varied human goals and activities such as creating a business, reading philosophy and chatting about everyday affairs tend to harmonize effortlessly in that open space. It is a situation that reflects the democratic spirit of America Whitman proclaims in his great poem. There are two other books I could recommend on the subject of Walt Whitman: There is an excellent biography by David Reynolds called Walt Whitman and another study called Critical Companion to Walt Whitman by Charles M. Oliver.


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This was a year when Victim Support won Mitre 10 Community of the Year Award. The report outlines the main events of the period featuring our comprehensive volunteer training programme, improvements to our victim contact service, and Maori Volunteer Recruitment Campaign. It also includes facts and figures, our national locations, recognises the invaluable work of our volunteers, victims' stories, our supporters, and financial statements for the 2013 / 2014 year.
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Darla Hayden and Urmila Tokekar, both seeking a Master of Health Administration (MHA) in Public Health at WKU, were the only students in attendance at the recent American College of Health Care Administrators (ACHCA) Kentucky Chapter meeting.
Excited to see interest in their group and profession by today's emerging healthcare leaders, the long-term care professionals in attendance extended a warm welcome to Hayden and Tokekar.
"Attending the ACHCA meeting allowed me to learn about current issues that long-term care facilities are facing, specifically the importance of tracking hospital readmission rates," Hayden said. "This experience also allowed me to network with experienced long-term care professionals."
The ACHCA group consisted of Chief Executive Officers, Regional Managers, Executive Directors and Administrators specializing in services across the long-term care continuum. While most of those present had experience specific to older adults, there were also representatives of long-term care services and communities for the developmentally disabled, pediatrics and rehabilitation.
ACHCA is a non-profit professional membership association that provides education, professional certification and development opportunities for long-term care leaders and student members. The students attended the Kentucky Chapter meeting in Louisville with two members of ACHCA, WKU MHA graduate Heather O'Banion and WKU graduate and Public Health Instructor Melanie Eaton.
Inspired by the students at their meeting, members of ACHCA are planning a special education track for current students, recent graduates and new leaders within the long-term care field at their regional meeting in 2014. Scheduled for March 5-6 in Rising Sun, Ind., the conference will be attended by professionals from Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana and Michigan.
Hayden and Tokekar, along with Advisors Eaton and Dr. Dana Burr Bradley with WKU's Center for Gerontology, are planning to form a student group in the near future for those interested in careers in long-term care.
For information about the Long Term Care Certificate Program in Public Health or ACHCA's regional meeting, contact Melanie Eaton at email@example.com or visit www.wku.edu/publichealth/
Contact: Melanie Eaton, (270) 745-5854.
Urmila Tokekar and Darla Hayden at ACHCA meeting held at 21C Museum and Hotel
Western Kentucky University's College of Health and Human Services (CHHS) will honor the opening of their first student-applied research center, the WKU Center for Environmental and Workplace Health (CEWH).
Divya Gadde, a graduate student in our WKU Department of Public Health was recently awarded with funding to support her research proposal: "Assessment of Ergonomics in Indian Dental Practice".
WKU and the surrounding communities can now schedule an appointment to give blood during the WKU vs. MTSU Blood Drive competition on November 13-15, 2017 from 10:00am-6:00pm at the WKU Preston Center.
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Vidalia Onion Omelette on Lox Orecchiette with Avocado Cucumber Salsa
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Serves 3
3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
1 bunch scallions, whites and greens separated, 2 tablespoons of greens reserved for the salsa
2 cups cooked orecchiette pasta
2 ounces smoked salmon, fine julienne
½ cup low-sodium chicken stock
½ cup mascarpone cheese
4 tablespoons lime juice
4 lemon verbena leaves, chiffonade
2 Vidalia onions, thinly sliced
2 ripe Hass avocados, large dice
½ English cucumber, large dice
5 large eggs
1 tablespoon heavy cream
1 tablespoon clarified butter
4 ounces ricotta salata cheese, shaved
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
In a medium sauce pot over medium heat, add 1 tablespoon of the oil. Add the scallion whites and sweat for 2 minutes. Add the cooked orecchiette and smoked salmon. Add chicken stock, mascarpone cheese and 1 tablespoon of lime juice. Taste and adjust the seasoning if necessary. Cook to heat through, 4 to 5 minutes. Add the lemon verbena and all but 2 tablespoons of the scallion greens.
In a cast iron skillet over medium heat, add 1 tablespoon olive oil then add the onions. Allow to caramelize for 10 minutes, turning once during cooking. Reserve.
In a medium bowl, combine the avocado, cucumber, 2 tablespoons of lime juice, remaining olive oil and remaining scallion greens. Toss gently to combine.
In a large bowl using a dinner fork combine the eggs, heavy cream, salt and pepper, stirring until barely frothy. It's ok if the eggs are not fully combined.
In a non-stick 10-inch sauté pan over high heat, add the clarified butter and heat until it is just smoking. Add the eggs. Using a heat-proof spatula stir the omelette in the pan for about 30 seconds. Stop stirring just when the eggs are almost set. Pull the pan off the heat if the eggs are cooking too fast. When the eggs are almost all set, remove from the heat. Place a few tablespoons of the caramelized onions perpendicular to the handle, just above the center. Using the rubber spatula, roll the side of the omelette closest to the handle over the filling, rolling it away from the handle.
To Plate: Place the pasta in the base of a large bowl. Holding the pan above the bowl at a steep angle, push the omelette from underneath, rolling it, seam-side down, on top of the pasta. Top with the reserved salsa, drizzle with remaining lime juice and garnish with shaved ricotta salata.
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Simon Jones has stepped down from his role as consultant physiotherapist at the Bedford Blues after 16 seasons of loyal service to the Championship club.
Jones started his tenure with the Goldington Road club in 1997 when the Blues were just about to enter top flight rugby under the guidance of Geoff Cooke, with current director of rugby Mike Rayer a regular member of the senior squad.
Despite enjoying the odd sabbatical to provide his services to Formula One and Ryder Cup winning golf teams, Jones had been a regular fixture at Goldington Road.
After leaving the Royal Marines as a physiotherapist, he took up a number of sports clinic roles prior to joining Bedford and continues to base his Physix Sports Medicine Consultancy out of Manor Hospital in Biddenham.
Speaking about his departure from the Blues, Jones said: "This has been a really tough decision for me but I feel that the time is right to move on.
"There is an exceptional medical set-up at Bedford now led ably by Mair Evans and I know that the players are in extremely safe hands.
"Bedford Blues has been a family to me over the past 16 years and I have loved every single moment of it and it will always be my Club.
"There have been some wonderful highs and the occasional lows but, more importantly, there is a fantastic camaraderie that will remain in place forever more and that is something I will truly miss.
"Working with Mike as both player and coach has been inspirational and it has also been a joy to watch the likes of Sacha Harding and Matt Volland ply their trade over the years.
"I hope that during my tenure I have able to in a small way contribute effectively to those who have passed through the treatment room door."
The players and coaching staff had the chance to bid Jones adieu at his final training session before the Bristol game.
"Jonesy has been a wonderful servant to the club despite gallivanting around the globe with F1 teams and Ian Poulter and he leaves us with our very best wishes and thanks," said Rayer.
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The Richmond County school board on Tuesday night approved two rezoning plans that will relieve overcrowding in separate parts of the county next school year.
Without any discussion, the board unanimously agreed to both plans. The first will send more than 100 students zoned for the Academy of Richmond County to Laney and Josey high schools, both of which are under-enrolled.
Richmond Academy is at 104 percent capacity and would have reached 120 percent had no action been taken. Laney is at 69 percent and will move to 83 percent. Josey is at 76 percent and will drop to 67 percent despite the zoning change, largely because of the closing of housing projects that feed into the school.
Tuesday's action affects some high school students who live in zones for Bayvale and Milledge elementary schools.
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- The board hired James Whitson to become deputy superintendent effective July 1. He now serves as assistant superintendent in Sumter County and will replace James Thompson, who is retiring.
- The board approved a policy allowing non-public school students to participate in its all-county orchestra. The policy requires the students to pay a fee and meet the same musical standards as public school students.
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The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) advanced 19.96 points, or 1.03 percent, to 1,962.81 at the close. Trading volume stood at 539.38 million shares worth 5.44 trillion won ($4.59 billion), Xinhua news agency reported.
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