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With the exception of a good margarita, I've never been one for mixed drinks. Which doesn't mean I don't like a great cocktail.
Browse original work from more than 60 artists or enjoy the live music, gallery openings, food booths and kids games that pepper Downtown Mesa during its monthly 2nd Friday block party.
LOS ANGELES — Wags and barks speak volumes when it comes to understanding what a dog is saying, but there are also clues in a dog's eyes, ears, nose or the tilt of its head. Are humans getting the right messages?
NEW YORK — Whether you're looking for something thin and light, or want a tablet that performs like a laptop, there's plenty to choose from if you're willing to spend a bit more for a high-end laptop computer.
In this photo made Nov. 8, 2013, books dealing with alcohol and prohibition are seen in the library of the Neal Dow House in Portland, Maine. Neal Dow, a Union general, entrepreneur and teetotaling crusader, led the push as Maine became the first state to adopt a prohibition law. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty)
FILE - In this Saturday, Oct. 20, 2012, file photo, an Apple staff introduces a Macbook Pro computer to a customer at a newly-opened Apple Store in Wangfujing shopping district in Beijing. Apple Inc.'s MacBook Pro, high-resolution, 13-inch version starts at $1,299. I (AP Photo/Andy Wong)
Saying it's really a legal contract between the state and parents, Superintendent of Schools John Huppenthal is urging the Arizona Supreme Court to uphold the legality of what amounts to a voucher program for students.
Let's all stop being coy and fess up, shall we? The truth is, even those of us who work with cookbooks, write about cookbooks, collect cookbooks — heck, even write cookbooks ourselves — don't actually cook from cookbooks. At least not nearly as frequently as we'd like to/promise ourselves we will/tell others we do.
A Chandler man was arrested Wednesday after an undercover investigation led to the bust of an alleged prostitution ring run out of an apartment, police documents said.
Students at Marcos de Niza High School in Tempe are collecting items to donate to Goodwill of Central Arizona on Dec. 14.
With the holidays getting into full swing, life for most of us is getting hectic. Between all the big meals, the parties, the kids needing treats for their classes, never mind our day jobs...! Who has time for it all?
Pictures with Santa have long been a holiday must-have. Mix up the tradition this year by taking pictures with The Grinch.
A suspect was booked on 17 counts of criminal damage after allegedly slashing tires in a Mesa neighborhood early Wednesday morning.
This book cover image released by Artisan shows "Smoke & Pickles" by Edward Lee. Lee earned his fame on Season 9 of Bravo's "Top Chef," but he earned his credibility for his brash, yet respectful reimagining of Southern cuisine. A Korean-American who grew up in New York, Lee's only connection to the South was a road trip. But he fell in love with the culture and its food, and it shows in his cooking. (AP Photo/Artisan)
This book cover image released by Ten Speed Press shows "Notes From the Larder" by Nigel Slater. (AP Photo/Ten Speed Press)
This book cover image released by Little, Brown and Co. shows "Mast Brothers Chocolate" by Rick Mast and Michael Mast. (AP Photo/Little, Brown and Co.)
This book cover image released by Clarkson Potter shows "The Art of Simple Food II" by Alice Waters. Waters makes the simplest of foods seem revelatory, even celebratory. This book, a follow to her 2007 "The Art of Simple Food," does what so few true cookbooks seem able to these days _ it inspires and makes you want to cook, to explore ingredients. (AP Photo/Clarkson Potter)
This book cover image released by Ecco shows "L.A. Son" by Roy Choi. Choi's book is two parts story and one part recipe.(AP Photo/Ecco)
This book cover image released by Three Rivers Press shows "Reasons Mommy Drinks" by Lyranda Martin Evans and Fiona Stevenson. It's a wonderfully raunchy, funny romp through everything we know to be true about parenting. (AP Photo/Three Rivers Press)
This book cover image released by Rodale Press shows "Eat Drink Vote," by Marion Nestle. The politics of food and diet can be a dense slog for all but the most committed of foodies. But Marion Nestle, one of the nation's leading thinkers on food policy, has written a book that doesn't just inform, it entertains. (AP Photo/Rodale Press)
This book cover image released by America's Test Kitchen shows "The America's Test Kitchen Cooking School Cookbook." Some 2,500 photos walk readers through 600 painstakingly tested recipes, leaving little room for error whether you're baking a chocolate chip cookie or trying to master beef Burgundy. (AP Photo/America's Test Kitchen/Boston Common Press)
This book cover image released by Phaidon Press shows "The Taste of America" by Colman Andrews. The author's anthology of 250 classic American foods is a fascinating way to taste our nation's collective menu. From Goo Goo Clusters to boiled peanuts, he tells the story of America through its food. (AP Photo/Phaidon Press)
This book cover image released by Skyhorse Publishing shows "Kitchen Things" by Richard Snodgrass. (AP Photo/Skyhorse Publishing)
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KAWASAKI Ninja ZX-10R (2012 - Present)
The 2012 Ninja ZX-10R is a supersport motorcycle powered by a 200 PS 998cc liquid-cooled 4-stroke in-line 4-cylinder engine. The RAM Air forced air intake system can add up to 10 PS to the total output. The aluminium twin-spar frame couples with the all-cast 3-piece swingarm and all-new Showa fork with compression and damping adjustm... Continue reading →
KAWASAKI Ninja ZX-10R (2011 - 2012)
Coming as a completely redesigned model for 2011, the Ninja ZX-10R offers the most advanced traction-control system in all mass production motorcycles. The MotoGP-derived S-KTRC, or Sport-Kawasaki Traction Control system works by processing every data point 200 times per second and then maximizes performance by reducing power just befo... Continue reading →
KAWASAKI Ninja ZX-10R ABS (2011 - 2012)
Coming as a completely redesigned model for 2011, the Ninja ZX-10R offers the most advanced traction-control system in all mass production motorcycles. The MotoGP-derived S-KTRC, or Sport-Kawasaki Traction Control system works by processing every data point 200 times per second and then maximizes performance by reducing power just befo... Continue reading →
KAWASAKI Ninja ZX-10R (2010 - 2011)
The 2010 Ninja ZX-10R has received a completely new bodywork which makes it look more aggressive than it ever did before, yet still carrying on the heritage of the first liter-class Ninjas. The aluminium twin-spar frame couples with the all-cast 3-piece swingarm and all-new Showa fork with compression and damping adjustment at the to... Continue reading →
KAWASAKI Ninja ZX-10R (2009 - 2010)
The 2009 Ninja ZX-10R is a sport bike in Kawasaki's liter-class, powered by a 188 PS 998cc racing-inspired engine. This year's model comes with enhanced styling and optimized sports ergonomics, making the 2009 Ninja ZX-10R perfect for the track yet still fun to ride in the city or on fast winding roads. A new, right-side ti... Continue reading →
The ZX-10R Ninja is Kawasaki's "sequel" to the ZX-9R. The bike was officially launched in 2004 and slightly revised in 2005. The ZX-10R Ninja has a very narrow chassis that holds a light but powerful 998 cc engine. This lightweight super-sport is Kawasaki's response to Honda's CBR-1000RR Fireblade, to Suzuki... Continue reading →
KAWASAKI Ninja ZX-10R (2008 - 2009)
The 2008 Ninja ZX-10R carries on the design trend of the previous year model and thus it boasts the edgy look which has inspired so many riders since then. The 998cc bike is a natural born racer, but it can provide a lot of fun on countryside roads and city, too. The hybrid instrument cluster is both easy to read and easy to focus on... Continue reading →
KAWASAKI ZX-10R MotoGP Replica (2007)
Available in four colors, namely Lime Green, Passion Red, Candy Plasma Blue and Ebony, the 2007 model of the ZX-10R comes with a 6 speed gearbox and with x-ring chain final drive. Continue reading →
KAWASAKI Ninja ZX-10R (2007 - 2008)
The 2007 Ninja ZX-10R brings a new look to the Kawasaki liter-engines, with a redesigned fairing and an edgy approach to racing fairings. A revised RAM Air intake duct reduces noise and sports straighter channels for better flow. The 998 engine has received updated intake throttle ports, bringing the bike closer to the factory superb... Continue reading →
KAWASAKI Ninja ZX-10R (2006 - 2007)
The 2006 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R is an iconic supersport bike one will meet on the racing tracks and in the city alike. Even more, with its adjustable suspension and extremely robust build, the ZX-10R is also suitable for fast-paced fun on the countryside roads. Powered by a 998cc liquid-cooled 4-stroke in-line 4-cylinder engine which ... Continue reading →
KAWASAKI Ninja ZX-10R (2005 - 2006)
The 2005 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R is a supersport bike powered by a 998cc liquid-cooled 4-stroke in-line 4-cylinder engine which delivers 175 PS. However, with the RAM Air forced air intake technology, the max power can reach as much as 184 PS. Being a bike designed with race track performance in mind, the instrument cluster comes with... Continue reading →
Two decades after the first Kawasaki superbike has been officially launched, the Japanese company released the new ZX-10R. Continue reading →
KAWASAKI Ninja ZX-10R (2004 - 2005)
The 2004 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R is a 998cc 4-cylinder in-line sport bike. While having a significantly-bigger engine, the ZX-10R is not too much bigger than the 6R model. Ergonomics and aerodynamics have made this racing bike also suitable for daily ride across the city or fast rides on the winding countryside roads. A technologicall... Continue reading →
KAWASAKI Ninja ZX-10R (2003 - 2004)
The 2003 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R is a heavyweight-class sport bike destined for the skilled riders. With a racing purpose in mind, the Ninja ZX-10R is compact an in fact it is just a little bigger than the 6R little sister. This bike comes with an all-new redesigned 998cc in-line 4-cylinder engine and wind tunnel-trimmed fairing for a... Continue reading →
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❐ ▶ Kawasaki Zephyrus Sweetness by Ton-Up Garage [Photo Gallery][Video]
Portugal-based Ton-Up Garage are not a new presence at autoevolution and we're ever so glad to show you a new build from Daniel, Pedro and their crew. This time their magic went into an 1993 Kawasaki Zephyr. With undented faith in bike revival, Ton-Up Garage built a low-budget custom Zephyr, without extensive... Continue Reading →
▶ Kawasaki Z800 Expected in India Soon [Video]
Primarily engineered as a naked fighter for the European markets, it looks like the mighty Kawasaki Z800 is making hearts beat faster in India, too. Indian sources mention that the Kawasaki is planning to expand their presence in this massive market with the introduction of naked bikes, as well. Kawasaki has alrea... Continue Reading →
❐ 2014 Kawasaki Z250 Looks Mean, But It's No R25 [Photo Gallery]
Kawasaki takes the wraps off their all-news quarter-liter Z250 bike, a nifty bike which can serve both as a first bike for new riders and a great economical commuter even more seasoned riders would surely enjoy. The bike retains the classic lines of the Ninja 300, and blends in some of the cues of the bigger Z mot... Continue Reading →
❐ ▶ Kawasaki J Concept Has Variable Architecture [Photo Gallery][Video]
At the Tokyo Motor Show, Kawasaki shows J, a sweet electric motorcycle/trike concept which brings forth a really daring idea: all-out variable architecture. With each passing year it feels like the Transformers series is not entirely a sci-fi creation, and the Kawasaki J concept comes to stress this out. What c... Continue Reading →
Old WV Beetle as Funny Kawasaki Trailer
If you thought that an older VW Beetle is not fit to be used as a support car for your motocross outings, you were wrong, and this fellow is offering the perfect proof. Indeed, this is not exactly the best-looking Beetle out there, but it gets the job done and this makes it great. There are multiple issues with th... Continue Reading →
Kawasaki Posts Incredible 45% Growth in UAE
It's been a great year for Kawasaki in the United Arab Emirates, as the sales figures for the first 10 months show a whopping 45% increase. What caused such an incredible surge in Kawasaki sales is yet unknown, but we can try to figure out that Liberty Kawasaki, the UAE dealer is more than happy. The Ninjas ... Continue Reading →
❐ 2014 Kawasaki Z1000 Sugomi Looks Edgy and Mean [Photo Gallery]
When speaking about the 2014 Kawasaki Z1000, one thing is sure: this bike in definitely not a toy for everyone. Aside from the fact that we're looking at a liter-class naked fighter, it's the styling which is a matter of love and hate. On the tech side, the 2014 Kawasaki Z1000 brings revised ECU settings... Continue Reading →
❐ ▶ 2014 Kawasaki Z1000 Real-Life Pics and Video Leaked [Photo Gallery][Video]
Pics and a video of the new 2014 Kawasaki Z1000 have leaked just before the official unveiling event scheduled for tomorrow at the 2013 EICMA in Milan, Italy. The aesthetics of the bike are changed, for the better, I'd say: the new Z1000 is now a tad more extreme, with a redesigned front end which stresses th... Continue Reading →
Is This the New Kawasaki Z1000?
It appears like a photo of the 2014 Kawasaki Z1000 leaked and the Dutch fellows at Oliepeil got their hand on it. This looks like it could be studio photo but the quality is terrible, so we're still at doubt, somehow. In case the pictured bike is rear, then we're definitely going to enjoy seeing this bik... Continue Reading →
▶ 2013 Kawasaki ZX-6R Power Plus Kit from TBR [Video]
Sometimes you feel like your new ZX-6R could perform better? Well, in fact, it could be a better, more powerful bike, and one of the solutions is the Power Plus Kit from Two Brothers Racing. The ZX-6R deal is pretty much like the rest of the TBR closed-course competition use kits. It brings a slip-on Black Series ... Continue Reading →


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North Shore native nails impersonation of Sarah Palin
Cecilia Thompson was working as a FEMA contractor doing demolition in Mississippi in 2008 when U.S. Sen. John McCain announced Sarah Palin as his running mate. Friends and family started calling immediately, saying "that lady running for vice president looks just like Cecilia."
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In literature: Richard Russo writes and talks about Gloversville. A mystery writer shares her tale. A story-teller shares her passion. Word x Word Fest gets started. The Arkell has a short story contest to coincide with Selected Shorts.
What is Cirque de la Symphonie, you ask?
For the first time, Cirque de la Symphonie will be performing with the Philadelphia Orchestra. You can catch it at 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 13, at SPAC. The Cirque troupe will accompany the Philly Orchestra's presentation of Dvořak's Carnival Overture, Saint-Saëns' Bacchanale from Samson et Delilah, Sibelius' Finlandia and selections from Bizet's Carmen Suites Nos.1 Read More
'Heavy' extended, expanded for two days at St. Joseph's Church
"Heavy," the art, music and performance event last weekend at St. Joseph's Church in Albany, will reopen for two more days — Friday and Saturday. Samson Contompasis, organizer of the show, just announced the extension after obtaining insurance. He says the event was so successful that he just had to let it run for two Read More
Taylor Mali to perform at Saint Rose
Slam poet Taylor Mali is schedule to appear at The College of Saint Rose at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 26 at Saint Joseph Hall Auditorium, 985 Madison Ave., Albany. The event is free. For info, check out: http://www.strose.edu/news A former teacher, one of the most popular Web videos of Taylor Mali is a speech he gives Read More
"Somebody Blew Up America"
Poet, playwright and tireless activist Amiri Baraka is no stranger to controversy. From his early 1963 play "Dutchman" to his firestorm of a poem "Somebody Blew Up America," which caused Governor Jim McGreevey to attempt to remove him as New Jersey's poet laureate, Baraka has been a bold, uncompromising and sometimes shocking voice. He teams up with Read More
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If you're looking for a way to appreciate the local arts this season, visit the Arts Center in Troy. Its spring calendar has a wide variety of events: a Latin dance party, a night of jug band music, a panel discussing resources for local writers, and more. There's even a "Fat Saturday for the Arts" Read More
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Internationally renowned artist Oliver Herring seeks volunteers for his improvisational community art project "Task." The piece is part of his 15-year survey titled "Me, Us, Them" currently on exhibit at the Tang Teaching Museum in Saratoga Springs until June 14th. The performance art requires 35 people (ages 14 and older) who will fulfill and create Read More
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Share Orthodoxy with Others
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St. Romanos the Melodist on sharing the gift of Orthodoxy with others.
There's a saying that Orthodox Christianity is the "best-kept secret" in North America. But should our faith be so unknown to the people around us?
St. Romanos the Melodist tells us to imitate St. Photini, the Samartian woman, and share our faith:
You were not worthy of having what you possess and what you keep through the grace of the Giver. Do not hesitate, then, to distribute to those who ask, just as the woman of Samaria once shared. For having drawn from the well by herself, she shared with others what she received. No one asked her, and yet she gave to all ungrudgingly of her free gift.
"Ancient Faith Radio is a massive blessing in my life! I listen every day as I work. Working from home allows me to listen as I please! The information given and selection of speakers are nothing less than excellent! I am not yet an Orthodox Christian, but after three years with the Church Fathers as my companions, and then AFR in my ear for nearly a year, my wife, three children, and I are anticipating our entrance into the Church. May Jesus Christ be praised for all the work you are doing. God bless you all!"


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Blenda Glen Gay
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Height: 6-5 Weight: 254 lbs.
Born: November 22, 1950 in Greenville, NC
Died: December 19, 1976 in Stratford, NJ
College: Fayetteville St.
Drafted by the Oakland Raiders in the 1st round (1st overall) of the 1973 NFL Supplemental Draft.
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A History of Western Political ThoughtA History of Western Political Thought is an energetic and lucid account of the most important political thinkers and the enduring themes of the last two and a half millennia. Written with students of the history of political thought in mind, the book: * traces the development of political thought from Ancient Greece to the late twentieth century * focuses on individual thinkers and texts * includes 40 biographies of key political thinkers * offers original views of theorists and highlights those which may have been unjustly neglected * develops the wider themes of political thought and the relations between thinkers over time. |
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Column | Feb 21, 2013As a young man, I realized that in Latin America many of the governments in the hemisphere were ruled by dictators, generals or, as they were known back then, caudillos. Venezuela was governed by Gen. Marcos Pérez Jiménez, Perú by Gen. Manuel Odría;... -
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Column | Feb 20, 2013 | 12:38 PMDesde que era joven, mi di cuenta que muchos de los gobiernos del hemisferio eran regidos por dictadores, generales, o como se les decía entonces, caudillos. En Venezuela estaba el general Marcos Pérez Jiménez, en Perú el general Manuel Odría;... -
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Stoneleigh Abbey
The Grade I listed Stoneleigh Abbey is country mansion dating from the 16th century, built in the grounds of a Cistercian Abbey which had been founded in 1154 and destroyed after the Dissolution of the Monasteries by King Henry VIII. 'A History of the County of Warwick: Volume 2' (1908) gives the following historical background of the Abbey. Read More »
Stowell Park
The Stowell Park Estate is a private agricultural and sporting estate owned by the Vestey family. The following account of a encounter with an apparition appeared in 'The Haunted Homes and Family Traditions of Great Britain by John Ingram (1897)'. Though the account does not refer to Stowell Park by name, rather as Chedworth, the 'seat of Lord Chedworth'. Read More »
Strada Restaurant, Bath
The Strada restaurant in Beau Nash House, Saint John's Place, Bath is beside the Theatre Royal and as the building name suggests it was lived in by the dandy Richard Beau Nash (Born 18 October 1674 – Died 3 February 1761). Read More »
Strange Mitcham by James Clark
Strange Mitcham by James Clark was first published as a booklet in 2002 as part of ASSAP's (Association for the Scientific Study of Anomalous Phenomena) Project Albion. It was updated and republished in 2011 giving James the opportunity to add a few more articles and further information. Read More »
Strange Project Albion
Project Albion is part of one of ASSAP's longest running and most successful research endeavours and it has been likened to a Domesday book of the paranormal. It is an attempt to record the full spectrum of anomalies, past and present, within their geographical, as well as historical, context. Read More »
Strata Florida Abbey
The abbey was founded in early part of the 13th century by the Cistercian monks, and was one of the grandest in Wales at its height. It was seen as a centre of education and political activity. The abbey was destroyed during the reformation. Read More »
Stratford Tombstone Murder Ghost
I find it very distasteful when ghosts are identified as people who were killed in fairly recent events, especially as this could cause distress for the deceased's friends and family. I am therefore in two minds whether to mention this reputed haunting and I apologise if it upsets anyone. Read More »
Sun Inn, Saxilby
The Sun Inn at Saxilby probably dates from around the 18th century and is closely linked with a famous early 19th century murder, that of Mary Kirkham and it said that Tom Otter, the murderer, reputedly haunts the pub to this day. Read More »
Sundrum Castle
The castle is said to be the haunt of a Green Lady, a common legend in castles throughout Scotland. Read More »
Swains Lane
Dating from at least 1492 when it was referred to as Swayneslane, it was one of four old parallel pathways leading up to Highgate village. (The others being West Hill, Bromwich Walk (now disappeared) and Dartmouth Hill). Also known for a long time as Swines Lane, it passed between agricultural land giving access to the farms on either side of it. Read More »
The Swan Hotel, Telford
Haunted by Humphrey, the victim of a mugging in the 1800s. He was seen by the former cook, Mrs Peggy Sayer on the landing. He was described as wearing a thick leathery coat and trousers.
Swarkestone Bridge
At just under a mile in length, the Swarkestone Bridge over the River Trent was originally built in the 13th century and is the longest stone bridge in England. Being a strategic crossing it has been the focus of military action during both the Civil War and the Jacobite Rebellion of 1745 and it is suggested that perhaps some of the soldiers involved hunt the bridge still. Read More »
Swinsty Hall
Swinsty Hall dates from the 16th Century and can be found on the banks of Swinsty Reservoir (built 1874). Read More »
Sykes Lumb Farm
There is nothing now standing of Sykes Lumb Farm though it probably stood near to the present day Sykes Holt. The farm dated back to the the War of the Roses (1455 – 1485) and gained a reputation for being haunted by a boggart that guarded over a hidden treasure. The story has been published several times. Read More »
The Talbot Hotel, Oundle
The apparition of a lady in black is said to appear near a staircase in the 17th century Talbot Hotel. She is usually seen for a few seconds before vanishing. Read More »
Tancred Hospital
In the village of Whixley is a large house that once belonged to the Tancred family. The last heir to this family stated in his Will that he was not to be buried underground and instead that he was to be interred in the family home, which he was. His coffin became a point of local interest and speculation arose that his ghost must haunt the house, though there is no evidence of this. Read More »
Taunton Castle
Many places in Somerset have traditions and legends relating back to the Monmouth Rebellion of 1685, locally known as the 'Duking Days'. Many Somerset people were to suffer at the hands of the authorities after the failed uprising, and Taunton Castle was the scene for some of the trails of the Bloody Assizes, when hundreds of people were sent to the Gallows by Judge Jeffries. Read More »
Thainstone House Hotel, Inverurie
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Thanks to another board member pointing me in the right direction, I am ordering decals to make my PZ F4U look like Boyington's plane. Flap servos, retracts, extra battery, and extra 300 prop should arrive in a couple of days. I will be getting my super cub done tomorrow, thinking about flying on wed if it's not too windy.
Got my PZ Corsair today from another member for a killer deal. Ordered the retracts and flap servos today, but forgot to get some hinges or hinge tape, going to have to go to the local shop for that.
Im going to sell the Mentor. It needs a motor (It was running a hk sk3) and an rx to fly. It will come with 3 batteries for it. The vertical stab is a littl bent, It has been fixed, and aparently it wasn't straight. It was like that for the guy who I traded it to, and he said it flew fine. Im not sure how much to ask for this set up, Would $100 be fair?
After reading all of these old blogs of mine, I have been really putting off flying, lol. Ive been busy with winter and have a 7week old daughter now, so time is very limited. The super cub has a motor ready, all I have to do is put it in and go. The Trojan is still kicking. I got an SE5a in a trade, still haven't bound it to my dx6i, not sure if I really want it. Also got my old Mentor back in a trade, but it needs a motor, not sure if I want to do that either. I may try and sell the SE5a and Mentor, that way I can make room for the new PZ FW190.
Have been really busy at work and home lately, Super Cub is almost ready to go, still have to maiden the Trojan, and re maiden the P47. I have next saturday off, so I may do it all then. The wind has been about 20mph all week, so I wouldn't have been able to fly anyways.
Well, I got a little impatient with the wind yesterday. I took my Super Cub LP up and it was probably 13mph gusting to 18-20mph. Stock super cub lp with ailerons. I was bringing it in to land, and a gust caught it and slammed it into the ground.
Prop-bent into a shape that literally looks like a V
Wing-chunk torn out of the end
Landing gear, bent and tore the front of the battery box out of the foam
Cowl-what do you think, lol.
Not as bad as it could be, but waaaayy worse than I thought it would be. The cub is now down for repairs. Thinking of either a clipped wing(would get rid of the wing damage, also would flatten and put CF in it), or buying an apprentice wing and making it fit. I haven't quite figured it out yet. Any thoughts or ideas?? Happy Flying!!!
Prop-bent into a shape that literally looks like a V
Wing-chunk torn out of the end
Landing gear, bent and tore the front of the battery box out of the foam
Cowl-what do you think, lol.
Not as bad as it could be, but waaaayy worse than I thought it would be. The cub is now down for repairs. Thinking of either a clipped wing(would get rid of the wing damage, also would flatten and put CF in it), or buying an apprentice wing and making it fit. I haven't quite figured it out yet. Any thoughts or ideas?? Happy Flying!!!
Been too windy here lately to do any flying. Hopefully we get some calm days soon. I've got to re-maiden the P47, have fun with the Super Cub, and maiden the PZ Trojan as soon as it gets here. Hopefully in a few weeks I will have the funds to add a micro to the hangar. Going to most likely be choosing between the PoleCat or the Sukhoi from Parkzone. Then will be adding batteries and supplies, then on to a bigger FMS warbird. Most likely that one will be the 1400mm Zero. I am digging the 1700MM Mustang though, so we shall see.
Joining a local flying club, the Franklin County Flyers. It will be nice to have a big field to fly in considering where I have been flying. Also close to pulling the trigger on a Parkzone T28 to go with the Super Cub and the P47. Then starting in August im back in school for welding. Should be a busy summer!!! Happy flying to all!!
Hopefully they are still out there when I can stop by around 3pm today. They have a fun fly going on, plus I still need to pay to join up. Im borrowing a CG machine for the P47, it should be dead on, since is all factory, but I might as well check it.
I finally maidened the P47, and that thing was so far out of wack. The elevator couldn't stay trimmed at all. Anything over half throttle and the thing would shoot straight up. Somehow I managed to fly it ok and decently smooth on flaps, landed it, adjusted, then flew it again. Second time was just as crazy, then on the second landing the wheels caught while slowing down and it slid on the cowling for a bit. Just a minor crack to the cowling, so not to bad, already repaired. Im gonna have to do some adjustments, check cg, and go again!!
Waiting for a good day, got everything ready, just waiting on weather now. Kinda overcast and looking like rain at the moment. Guess I can take the wing off the super cub and install the carbon fiber rod in it to stiffen it up a bit. Have any of you guys done that, and maybe clip the wing? Just looking for some more bashing on a budget to do.
First time really modifying a plane. Put ailerons on the super cub, used a couple of hs-55s on it, bound it to my dx6 and charged up the lipos. It flew pretty good I must say. I didn't really trim it right because the rudder was making me slowly roll right, but I didn't pay attention to that untill after I was done, lol. Made quite a few landings and touch and go's, even did a hammer head turn, and just let it stall out and fall for a bit, was alot of fun!!!!
Installed ailerons on the Super Cub LP last night, got it bound to my DX6, and Im ready to fly it when I get off work today!. $100 for a barely flown LP SC, 2 batteries, and it came with a dx4e (will not be using it). Add a few more bucks for some servos, y-lead, control horns, control rods=alot more fun with the Super cub. Kind of excited as this is the first time I have hacked into a model and added anything, hopefully the maiden is uneventful.
Haven't had time to work on the planes much, but did get the flaps installed and set up on the DX6i last night. The P47 is officially ready to go, I hope the pilot is too! Tonight I will be putting ailerons on the HZ Super Cub that I just picked up. I wasn't going to buy another plane, but it was a deal that couldn't be passed up. A newer LP super cub, flown a handfull of times with no crashes and 2 batteries for $100. Now I just need to decide weather to keep it on the DX4e that came with it, or put it on my DX6 and get rid of the DX4. Im pretty sure they aren't worth that much, maybe I can get a trade out of it for some bits and pieces. Will update when I get the Super Cub done, happy flying to all!!
Almost a year from the last blog! Since that last one, I sold off everything except for RealFlight, and was doing the RC truck thing for a bit. Just picked up a brand new DX6i and a new Parkzone P47 BNF the other day. Got the flaps almost done, just need a Y harness, and im good to go. Might be picking up a Super Cub this coming week for $100, then putting some ailerons to it. Just going to search on here and see how everyone did the install and what parts to use. Good to be back, and hopefully I can stick around this time. If you are in KC, im always looking for new places to fly and people to fly with!!
Worked 2 weeks straight, finally had two days off, was going to maiden the Mentor. Batteries and charger came in on monday, was busy on tuesday, but charged the batteries. Went to plug in the reciever, and was going to put power to it so I could make sure all the servo's were working and bind it, and the esc was deans, and the batteries were bullet's. Ordered a few things from hobby king to get it fixed, I really hope it doesn't take too long. But I would rather do it right the first time. Anyone ever made an adapter? I was going to make a short adapter with 4mm banana connectors on one side and a female deans on the other, that way I don't have to cut or solder the batteries or esc. Would this work? Any help is much appreciated.
Picked up the plane yesterday, got it home and put it together. The thing looks massive!!! Does anyone know if there is any easy way to take the decals off of a Multiplex Mentor? I want to paint it like a decathalon. Also got my AR6200 in the mail, so just waiting till monday for my lipos and lipo charger. The wife found out what I spent though
Picked up a Mentor from another board member, an RX from yet another board member, and batteries and a charger from Hobby Partz. Im soooooo excited to get the Mentor put together and get it up in the air!!! I have a FlycamOne2 from a couple of years ago, I think I will hook that up to it. I also want to put a parachute drop on it. Also starting to look for a field to use, I live kind of out in the country, so I should be able to find a farmer or someone who won't mind. Then to get others out there as well!!!
My wife is going to kill me!!! I wish this wasn't such an expensive and fun hobby. I am getting a GWS slowstick for free pretty much, going to have to find a cheap way to power it eventually. I still have my UM T-28, flew it last night, right into a tree. Took me 45 min of throwing a football at it,(Hey, I was at least wanting the servos and reciever back!) hit it a few times, and got it to move. Went back to my house, grabbed a 10ft long 1x4, tried and couldn't get it. One last shot with a football, and of course the football gets stuck. Finally moved the branches around enough with the 1x4 that the plane fell out. Looked it over, and not really much damage to it, a really tough airplane!! My buddy at work is buying an Apprentice next week, so the bug bit me again after going to the LHS with him. Might be picking up a Mentor soon!!!
Tried flying the UM T-28 at night in front of a hangar in the lights. It quickly got out of the lights and the edge of darkness, making it hard to see which way I was turning. I managed to get it back, and land it without much of a problem. I had a big problem with the trim on it, so it became a handfull. Gotta run, have fun and safe flying!!!!!!!!!!


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I agree, those were very good teams, I was at the ice bowl and froze my ass.Jimmy Taylor was one hard nut, I loved it when he would rather run over some one. Then if you remember if he got tackled, he would get up with that attitude, what do you think your doing?Cheeseheads
Dick Butkus and Sam Huff even were afraid to tackle Jimmy Taylor. That was one tough little SOB.


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I live in paradise. The garden island of Kauai is arguably one of the most beautiful places in the world, surrounded by lush and tropical rainforests, stunning waterfalls, and exotic plants and flowers. My husband, Shaun, and I decided to move here from the mainland 10 years ago because we wanted our children to grow up in a place where they could see nature firsthand and get back to basics.
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I love the fact that we blend exotic Hawaiian ingredients, like coconut oil, ginger, kukui nut oil, mango seed butter, and all our delicate flower essences into our products, and people all over the world take them home to enjoy the spirit of Hawaii. Our pure hydrosols capture the aroma and the therapeutic power of the entire plant. We've experimented with everything from coffee macadamia nut body scrubs and indigenous Kauai clay to wild-crafted lilikoi and lemongrass oils, creating new organic spa rituals that embody the transformational quality of our unique Hawaiian aromatherapy offerings. The rainforests, the lava-enriched soil, the sunlight, and all the tropical tastes and scents can be experienced sensually through the products.
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And now I've entered one of the most exciting times in our business. Our dreams for making a greater contribution to Hawaii have taken off. Just recently, I've found the key to creating a unique anti-aging facial line. In this competitive marketplace, I needed that special "wow" ingredient to base our facial range around. I always sensed it was right here in Hawaii, with more than 150 indigenous ingredients in our portfolio already.
Every day on my way to the office, I drive through coffee fields. It was during one of these drives that it came to me. This was the "magic" anti-aging ingredient for which I was looking. The coffee cherry is a gorgeous shimmering red or golden-yellow fruit that surrounds the coffee seed or bean. Most people never even think about coffee coming from a fruit, but researchers have discovered that the coffee cherry possesses more antioxidant power than almost any plant source in the world, including açai, blueberries, and pomegranates. Officially judged by its Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity (ORAC) score, our coffee cherry extract measured at more than 100,000 ORACs per gram in independent lab results. That's intense anti-aging power, because the coffee cherry creates and stores antioxidants to protect its seeds from the tropical sun and other harmful elements in the environment. We can draw on this natural anti-aging protective power and use it for our own skin.
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We had a discussion on the Merit Badge Counselor's role in all of this in the spring of (I think) last year. In that discussion, I expressed my displeasure at the BSA's Youth Protection Policy, adding that I agree with the principles and the reasoning, but that I felt it went *too far* in the application of those principles (like in this case).
Presently, we have the Scout to meet with the Counselor (using your example, Beekeeping) during working hours and in a area that can be observed by another. (Man, that's a lot!) Mom and Dad aren't going to be making too many trips to see this person, so the Scout is "pressured" in completing "this thing as fast as you can...I've got (insert reason for leaving here) to do!"
In turn, short cuts are taken (I don't want to hear it....tell me, camp staff people, how many Scouts cannot complete ALL of the requirements or complete all except one observation or one animal or two plants or one half lap and they're STILL "passed off" for the MB????) which cheats the Scout from the total experience and the counselor gives less than the best instruction and coaching. The kid goes home, with yet another badge under his belt and we're all happy.
The other alternative to this is the "Merit Badge Meeting" during Troop time. In this manner, which is advocated by several Council-level Commissioners, is that the Counselor meets with the Scout during the Troop meeting. He or she works with the Scout on those requirements which could be done at the meeting; and arranges for a time and date that the Scout and an adult can come to do the rest. This manner addresses each Scout individually, enhances the reason why the badge is important to the Counselor, and further publicizes the merit badge program and that particular badge. It also, in my opioion, frees up signifantly large blocks of meeting time which could be used on basic Scouting skills and Patrol/team building skills, things that today's Scouts need BADLY!
The "Merit Badge Meeting" can also be used on a total Troop basis, like it is presently.....but I would use this very spairingly. Scouts spend a great deal of time in classrooms, and teachers us great techniques to capture and keep their attention. When they come to Scout meetings, they expect to learn something....but more importantly, they expect to have fun. Meetings which turn out to be study sessions or group learning sessions end up being just like school, and in my opinion, kills the individual self-paced learning that Scouting is supposed to be about.
Again, Donald, I *do* support the YPP of the BSA. I think, though that they have went a lot further and in that quest to protect and secure each Scout and Scouter, we've lost a lot more that made Scouting what it is. I wish there was another route they could have went.
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Another study has found that commuters employ nine ways to cope, including meditation, chewing gum, staring at other attractive commuters, and reading. It's that last tactic which I should like to explore, as this space today is aimed at providing some assistance.
I am aware that stress is highly subjective, and most often disproportionate, which is why the judgement of Keith Miller, cricketer, Mosquito pilot, and great Australian - "Pressure? Pressure is a Messerschmitt up your arse" - is often regarded as not particularly helpful.
Nevertheless, there can be calming consolation in the experience of others. If, for example, you worry about mistakes, think how much worse it must be for the Pope, who gets a priest's details wrong in his new book. If you commute by road, consider that on Monday a Hungarian motorway was blocked by 5,000 escaped rabbits.
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