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Posted 15 October 2008 - 05:21 PM
Posted 15 October 2008 - 10:49 PM
I guess I need to understand the physics of it to grasp the contradiction. I do better with cold hard facts not the "touchy-feely" type of control.
The finer control of the individual wing tips once mastered can provide more accurate adjustment and therefore stability.
Eye/hand co-ordination will eventually bypass the cold hard facts; there will not be time to 'think'.
Posted 16 October 2008 - 12:01 AM
I guess I need to understand the physics of it to grasp the contradiction. I do better with cold hard facts not the "touchy-feely" type of control.
Bart one other thing based on what Bob was saying about inverted hovers becoming easier then upright ... have you tried using maximum break settings on your leaders? ... if you can hover upright just off the ground easily and you get lots of wobbles inverted I would guess you could do with adding more break....
Like Bob I find the hardest thing to do is hover upright just off the ground (unless there's lots of steady breeze) ... I know this sounds backwards but when you have the handle balance right (Max brake or there about's on standard B leaders), inverted becomes just about the most comfortable, stable mode..... I think what happens is that the kite naturally wants to be leading edge down anyway so as well as putting your hands in a more natural position, there is automatically less tension in the 'top' lines (I obviously mean the ones that would be on top if we weren't inverted!!) and the kite wants to rise, so your inputs are stopping it rising rather then stopping it falling ..... net result is you tend to overcorrect less because any 'extra' inputs tend to result in the kite stopping or rising more rather then accelerating towards the ground..... everything calms down and you have time to relax and enjoy the view
I now get really stressed when playing team flying if I have to hold an upright hover in light airs (think Bristol mega-fly) ... funny how things turn out !!
Give it a try by going all the way to max settings just to see how different it feels ... you can always change back
Posted 16 October 2008 - 01:14 AM
1) Kite wing visually on left dips
2) Intuitive flying applies a touch of brake with the right hand while think-adjust considers the matter!
3) Think-adjust then works out a little right hand brake is the solution so applies a touch
4) But the kite is already correcting!
5) So the right brake adjustment is too much
6) Return to 1 above but with left/right reversed
This would naturally lead to wobbles.
Additionally there is a distinct time lag between applying an adjustment and it actually taking place. The reason for this is that in a hover or reversing the airflow over the sail is much slower than when the kite is moving forwards. So you get a second feedback loop in action:
1) Kite wing visually on left dips
2) A right hand brake is applied
3) Nothing happens, so more is applied but at about the same time the original adjustment is starting to take effect!
4) Now you have too much right hand brake
5) Return to 1 above with left/right reversed
Again you get a wobble.
Overlay that in a hover or reverse you are effectively asking the kite to move in the direction of its unsupported leading edge, and you have the additional confusion of wing-tip flipping to contend with.
All very interesting I am sure! A combination of physics and loop theory from maths explains the conundrum.
But where does it lead you? As others have said you need to be in intuitive flying to overcome feedback loop 1. Similarly you need to be both in intuitive flying AND to have got the wait time programmed into your brain to overcome feedback loop 2. And you need to overlay the sensitivity of touch in reverse, which only comes with practice, to overcome the flipping of the wing-tips.
Sorry to say it is only through time in the air that you will master reverse and inverted hovers. While thinking the theory will help, you will not be able to think your way through this one. It is only by going beyond conscious thought, from think-adjust to intuitive flying, that you will succeed. And the proof of the pudding is that we have all been there (and some of us are still there!) and got past the hurdle by practicing, practicing and then practicing some more. It is exactly the same thing as reversing a car, or learning a tongue-twister as a child, or rubbing your head and stomach in the opposite direction, or folding your arms the wrong way.... or as bob said walking and chewing gum (although you would never catch me doing something as common as chewing gum!)
Once you have got past this one, you will find there are more hurdles in rev flying exactly the same. Probably clockwork will be the next one, followed by flying in circles in reverse.
Knowledge: The small part of ignorance that we arrange and classify.
Posted 16 October 2008 - 04:26 AM
Posted 16 October 2008 - 08:10 AM
Posted 16 October 2008 - 08:12 AM
(wandering off hurumphing)
Knowledge: The small part of ignorance that we arrange and classify.
Posted 16 October 2008 - 10:39 AM
"why can't I think this through?" as he struggles with the controls. That is how it is for me too.
The wobbles 'are' the learning. The reflex actions rely on the feedback loop between eyes and hands.
I would go so far as to say that flying a revolution smoothly in all orientations is a 'special case' of the wobbles!
Keep at it, it is worth it...
Posted 16 October 2008 - 11:53 AM
To me, the fine control is not so much a matter of controlling everything...
Rather, it's like floating, compensating or enhancing what the kite wants to do naturally.
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Posted 16 October 2008 - 12:21 PM
Well said Felix.
To me, the fine control is not so much a matter of controlling everything...
Rather, it's like floating, compensating or enhancing what the kite wants to do naturally.
So following on, if the kite is rocking from side to side, go with it and aim on facing left, then facing right and establishing a rhythm from one side to the other.
I do not like the notion of practice but will happily spend a lot of time 'doing the piano scales', especially the wing tip turns, for the sheer aesthetic pleasure of hanging onto the rotation point; nailing it in the sky.
Posted 16 October 2008 - 01:16 PM
I will get a stable hover from the beast before Christmas!
Now about the brake lines. I have the top lines to the end of the knots most times. I do have to move them in a bit now and again to deal with the ever changing wind. The bottom lines are also on the last knot so I am working with pretty good brake. I picked that up last year when I talked with iQuad members. I'm not 100% sure if I am noticing a difference from one knot to the next at this time. It may make more difference later.
Posted 16 October 2008 - 01:41 PM
(wandering off hurumphing)
no need to hurumph old chap. I enjoyed your flow chart description on overcoming the wobbles, just didn't understand a word
It's fine to intellectualise the observation-response cycle but/and at some point "one has to transcend technique so that the art becomes an "artless art" growing out of the Unconscious" (quoted from aforementioned book - thoroughly recommended)
Enjoy the fun of finding out Bartman. I remember Sailor saying recently that he wished he could start all over again with this Rev flying so that he could re-experience the fun of the early learning discoveries.
Posted 16 October 2008 - 02:56 PM
Put another way, I envy you in your process Bart!
Knowledge: The small part of ignorance that we arrange and classify.
Posted 16 October 2008 - 03:14 PM
I will get a stable hover from the beast before Christmas!
Enjoy the journey Bart! As I said, it is worth it...
Best wishes
Posted 16 October 2008 - 06:33 PM
Posted 16 October 2008 - 09:29 PM
Remember that the hover is *simply* a matter of balancing the kite between going up and coming down - if you can land it in a controlled way leading edge down you only need to add a bit more brake to make it hover.
I practised hovering from the ground up but also practised slow dive-stops - using lots of brake as it descends till it reaches a hover.
Try reversing up to 10ft and down to 5 ft then go back and forth between the two.
The hover is a balance and, like balancing a broom on your finger, requires micro adjustment and muscle memory to achieve. In my experience, when you learn any balancing act (unicycle, stilts, handstand) you learn by balancing for seconds at first and gradually manage it for longer and longer. When i was learning i would back the kite up from the ground a couple of feet hold it for a few seconds and then turn it over fly it and then land again leading edge down (*repeat* 10000 times!)
Finally, practice the hover as close to the ground as you can. It's much more natural closer to the ground and having a point of reference of the floor against the leading edge definitely helps.
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Posted 16 October 2008 - 10:42 PM
JB 's wobbles are just a bit smaller, thats all.
So the smaller the wobble, the less you see it. The wobble is still there though.
Hope that makes sense??
Anyway, thats how I see it. with practice, all that happens is you learn to wobble less.
Posted 16 October 2008 - 11:01 PM
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Posted 17 October 2008 - 08:04 AM
Posted 17 October 2008 - 08:14 AM
Look at the kite, it looks still as a rock.
Look at his hands they are all over the place.
Just like me actually.
Except it is my hands that are still and the kite all over the place!!
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We stayed in one of the apartments of Chateau de Moussoulens (Euric) for one week. It was a very pleasant stay because of the nice apartment and the beautiful surroundings. A trip to Carcassonne took only 20 minutes, the other trips (with teenage children) were one hour maximum. The Euric apartment is big, with high cealings and lots of windows.... More
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The 6th annual multi-disciplinary iMusic event features artists and scholars from many fields around the world. Xiang Gao invites these guests to collaborate in creating and performing an original concert production. It takes the team ten months to create this grand season finale, complete with artistic elements that will take your breath away and challenge your imagination. The event also celebrates the 90th anniversary of UD's study abroad program—the oldest in the country—under UD's Institute for Global Studies, with delightful surprises to showcase UD's excellence in international education and cultural offerings. |
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29 February 2008
The weather has warmed up slightly and the rain seems to have stopped, so the croc boys have decided to treat our big saltwater crocodiles in the environmental park and triple ponds to some big food items!In the wild crocodiles catch their own food and a large male saltwater croc can take down large mammals up to the size of one tone Asian water buffalo! When a crocodile catches a large pray item they show some amazing behaviour.
At the Zoo we usually feed our crocodiles around two kilos of meat once a week during the summer months, and around one kilo of food during the colder winter months. This month we have changed the menu for Acco, Agro, Weipa and Charlie and given them a treat. As a form of enrichment for our crocodiles we have given them half a goat each which weighs around 16 kilos. The crocodiles love this and perform behaviours such as death rolls and head shakes just like they would in the wild, check out the picture of Charlie!
Until next time CROCS RULE!
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This map shows the routes followed by the Cherokee Nation to reach "Indian Territory," now the state of Oklahoma, in the 1830s.
1. How many different routes are shown? Why do you think there might have been so many? 2. Find the water route. What rivers does it follow? What advantages to you think it might have over an overland route? What difficulties might it present? 3. Locate the land route. How does it compare with the other main routes? What major rivers did it cross? What advantages and what disadvantages might the Land Route have? 4. The largest group of Cherokees followed the land route. They left Tennessee in the late fall of 1838 and arrived in Indian Territory in March. What problems do you think they might have encountered on the journey? * The map on this screen has a resolution of 72 dots per inch (dpi), and therefore will print poorly. You can obtain a larger version of Map 2, but be aware that the file may take as much as 60 seconds to load with a 28.8K modem.


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Liver Disease (cont.)Medical Author:
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Benjamin Wedro, MD, FACEP, FAAEMDr. Ben Wedro practices emergency medicine at Gundersen Clinic, a regional trauma center in La Crosse, Wisconsin. His background includes undergraduate and medical studies at the University of Alberta, a Family Practice internship at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario and residency training in Emergency Medicine at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. Medical Editor:
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Hi all, I've a system comprosed of two PIII machines, equipped with Znyx 346Q 4port ethernet cards (tulip driver) which I'd like to connect together in a bonded configuration. For various reasons, we require 2.4.0 kernels on our machines - currently we are using 2.4.0-test9. The setup is simple: each port on a 346Q in one machine is connected to the corresponding port on the 346Q in the other machine via a crossover cable. +-------+ +-------+ | |------| | -----| Box A |------| Box B |----- | |------| | | |------| | +-------+ +-------+ Problem #1 ---------- Initally, after bootup, the performance of each of the four networks between the two PCs is subpar. Transfer rates will vary from a few hundred KB/s to perhaps a few MB/s, and the transfer time is appreciably long. This, on a forced 100TX-FD link. After a few minutes however, things appear to settle down, and I can achieve 11.2MB/s when transferring a large binary file via ftp (rate as reported by ncftp). The de4x5 driver shows the same behaviour. Problem #2 ---------- I built the bonding driver, and using a copy of ifenslave.c which I found for kernel 2.3.50, I was able to make a bonded channel. The trouble I found is that the performance was not at all what I expected. Using the first eth port, I achieved a throughput (FTP transfer of a large binary file) of 10.4 MB/s (11.2MB/s if set to full duplex). Using 2 ports, the performance dropped to about 3.5MB/s. Adding a third port brings the throughput to about 5.2MB/s and adding the fourth port only takes it up to 5.75MB/s. The de4x5 driver shows the same drop in performance as the tulip driver. Using the TEQL (trivial link equalizer) (instructions from the Adv-routing howto) provides the same measurements exactly. Thoughts? Cheers! Jon
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Harvestfest and Chowdah Cookoff
What do delicious Maine baked potatoes, mouth-watering chowders and apple pie, musical entertainment including the 2012 Maine's Got Talent champion, Max Ater of Bath, FREE horse-drawn wagon rides, chainsaw sculpting and fly casting demonstrations, locally grown foods, historical exhibits and book signing, apple picking, and arts and crafts have in common? It's all – and more – at the 15th Annual Bethel Harvestfest and Chowdah Cook-off on Saturday, Sept. 15, presented by Hancock Lumber.
Everyone loves the Chowdah Cook-off, sponsored by Sysco Foodservices and Oakhurst Dairy. It features more than a dozen area restaurants and their best chowders available for the public to taste and judge. Professional and home bakers are invited to enter the Apple Pie Contest. Traditional and non-traditional apple pies will be judged and a gift certificate for the Good Food Store will go to the judges' choices. Delicious locally-grown potatoes will be served hot out of the oven – loaded with toppings! Hot dogs and hamburgers will also be available.
The area will be adorned in the harvest spirit with cornstalks, ribbons, pumpkins, and scarecrows! Drive around and check them all out – the theme is "Celebrating the Olympic Spirit!"
The entire weekend is filled with events for all to enjoy! The Bethel Historical Society, the Upper Andro Anglers Alliance, and many of our area businesses have something to offer.
For a full calendar of events, see www.bethelharvestfest.com. Additional event support is provided by Oxford Networks, Allen's Coffee Brandy, Pepsi Beverages Co., Mahoosuc Realty and Rentals, Atlantic Tent Company, and Dunkin' Donuts.
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After signing autographs for youngsters at the Little League field where he once played baseball, Biden went downtown to regale hundreds watching in camp chairs and blankets on a warm, sticky Tuesday evening with childhood stories.
He called the blue-collar, northeastern city of Scranton the "grit, sinew and soul of what freedom is all about."
"This county, this city, has gone through some tough times. It's had its heyday. It's come back," Biden said. "So many sons of Scranton have been knocked down, but they've gotten back up, time and time again."
He didn't make a reference during his 10-minute speech to his boss, President Barack Obama, or presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney. The event itself wasn't organized by the campaign—Biden crashed Scranton's annual holiday celebration on a park dedicated to military veterans in between the federal and Lackawanna County courthouses.
Regardless, Biden tried to score points with voters in familiar territory, in a state that once again is seen as competitive in this fall's election—even though Pennsylvania hasn't gone Republican since backing George H.W. Bush in 1988.
Obama is scheduled to campaign in Pittsburgh on Friday, his second trip to Pennsylvania this year.
Biden on Tuesday was joined by another Scranton native, fellow Democrat and U.S. Sen. Bob Casey, who is also running for re-election. There was no mention of the economy by either Biden or Casey—but plenty of talk about the vice president's Scranton ties.
Also joining Biden onstage were his sister, Valerie Biden Owens, and son, Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden. Wearing khakis and a light-colored dress shirt unbuttoned at the collar, the vice president spoke on a humid night under menacing gray clouds.
"My name is Joe Biden, and as strange as it sounds, everything important in my life, that I learned, I learned here in Scranton," said Biden, who was brought up in a working-class Catholic family. "I'm serious."
Casey arrived to greet Biden at the airport before they met with local labor leaders. Biden and his family then joined Casey for a visit to the home of Casey's mother, Ellen Casey.
The visit also included a stop to the Green Ridge Little League Field, where he gave young players a history lesson.
"I'm so old I played the first game ever played on this field," said Biden, though he admitted he never got a chance to get into a game.
The children gave the vice president a baseball signed by members of the league all-star team. Biden promised he would put the ball on the bookshelf in his office.
Assistant coach Gary Knight said it meant a lot to the children to see the vice president at their home ballfield.
"This is a moment they will remember for the rest of their lives," he said.
Aides said Biden planned to return to Washington after his speech—skipping out on the fireworks display at the event billed as the "Scrantastic Spectacular."


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Coordinated in conjunction with the Office of Undergraduate Medical Education, the Summer Service-Learning Assistantship Program offers rising second-year medical students the opportunity to work in a wide variety of community-based health, educational and human service organizations through the Commonwealth during the summer months.
The main goals of the program are to provide unique service-learning experiences for future physicians, help students understand the connection between an individual's health and a community's health, enhance students' understanding of community health care problems and needs of underserved populations, offer employment opportunities for medical students, and provide community based organizations with needed staffing and services. For the University of Massachusetts Medical School, the program establishes and strengthens relationships with community-based health, education and human service organizations that work with underserved populations across the state.
Click here for the Summer Assistantship information sheet for students. This sheet explains the structure of the program and the expectations we hold for student participants, which include particiaption in regular reflective discussion sessions, completion of a reflection journal and creation of an informational poster, to be displayed at the Summer Student Poster Session along with those completed by students in the summer research assistantship program.
The 2012 Summer Service Learning Assistantship Posters are available for viewing online to give you asense of the types of placements and projects that are possible.
The application is available to be completed as an Acrobat smart form online, or you can download, complete and submit as a word document via email. Completed applications are due March 8, 2013 to email@example.com .
Past placement sites include: Ecotarium, AIDS Project Worcester, Boston Health Care for the Homeless, Brimfield Family Health Care, Elder Services of Worcester, Habitat for Humanity, the UMass Center for the Advancement of Primary Care, the Worcester Department of Public Health, the North Quabbin Community Coalition, the Edward M. Kennedy Health Center, and many others.
What our students have had to say about their placements:
Martha's Vineyard Youth Task ForceI knew going into this summer that it was going to be my last significant block of free time for years to come. I wanted to enjoy the summer and take the time to relax but I also wanted to make the most of my time and continue to further my education. I chose to go to the Vineyard because I had enjoyed having my Community Health Clerkship there in the fall, and wanted to go back to working with those same organizations as well as have a chance to see the Vineyard in the summer. I strongly believe in what the Youth Task Force is trying to accomplish and since they could use my help even though I was available for two weeks, I was happy to oblige...At the end of my time on the island I presented the data I had gathered as well as a list of contact information for health teachers in similar communities on Cape Cod and Nantucket so they could begin to contact other schools to discuss what they have been using and what they have been having trouble with. I gave specific recommendations and provided additional information on pricing, requesting sample materials, and tools for ongoing evaluation of any program implemented. Habitat for HumanityHabitat for Humanity MetroWest/Greater Worcester is located in Worcester and serves many surrounding towns. They are typically building or working on one house at a time. Working here will allow students the opportunity to work in the office on small to medium sized projects, and will also allow outdoor work/heavy lifting for those interested. Types of non-office work include working on the build site which generally runs two days per week, and working in the Restore which is a second hand store and generally involves some heavy lifting. For those not wanting to engage in heavy lifting, there is plenty of work available in the office.
Center for the Advancement of Primary Care Transitions of Care Project"The Center for the Advancement of Primary Care (CAPC), which is jointly supported by UMass Memorial Health Care and the UMass Medical School, is dedicated to enhancing the work life of our primary care providers.CAPC represents an important collaboration across the departments of family medicine, general internal medicine and general pediatrics. CAPC is committed to working with others across the clinical system and the Medical School in a more coordinated fashion to strengthen and enhance the valuable primary care network that already exists throughout the UMass Memorial system.Working hard to advocate for and improve primary care are our staff and Executive committee, as well as an advisory committee with members from the broader Umass Memorial community representing UMass Memorial Medical Center, member hospitals, Community Medical Group, School of Nursing, private physicians, community health centers and other academic specialty areas." (http://www.umassmemorial.org/)Transitions of Care Project:"One of the challenges faced by primary care providers is the coordination of care for patients across multiple settings. The most common instance of this coordination for patients is their transition from the hospital to home. At such times, our patients are particularly vulnerable; not only has their health been compromised, but also they may be asked to participate in many unfamiliar activities related to their health: undergoing diagnostic testing, seeing new subspecialists, struggling to institute lifestyle changes, taking new medications and participating in rehab. These are also the times during which poor coordination of care can result in complications, unnecessary duplication of services and other issues. This spring, the Center for the Advancement of Primary Care will partner with the UMass Memorial Department of Quality and Patient Safety as the department leads an initiative to optimize such transitions in care." - Dr. Ron Adler, Primary Care News February 2010My Role/Highlights:• Meeting with PCP offices and practice improvement facilitators to create workflow plans• Aiding PCP offices in setting up group e-mail accounts • Researching the literature concerning projects aimed at improving transitions/reducing readmission rates and risk stratification algorithms• Helping the project manager with administrative tasks pertaining to the project• I interviewed the first patient in the study to be readmitted to the hospitalY.O.U. Inc., The Carol A. Schmidt VillageI have known for the longest time that I wanted to 'work with kids" but I never understand just what that meant. In college and high school I worked with children through the Boy Scouts, church, volunteering at a summer camp, and even as a big brother/babysitter but it was always more like playing than working. I think what I meant was that I wanted to play for a living and really had little grasp on what "working with kids" really meant. Spending a month at the Carol Schmidt Village, a transitional home for boys and girls between the ages of 10 and 18, showed me just how much work children could be but rather than stifle my enthusiasm, it reinforced my conviction. YOU Inc. was founded almost 40 years ago as an arm of the Worcester Juvenile Court and was originally tasked with providing services to keep minors out of lockup. The organization has expanded over the years and now provides services to over 8,000 individuals across more than 30 programs, including two schools, each year. The Village provides transitional care as well as crisis intervention services and clients attend for anywhere from a few days to over a year based on their needs. Initially I began at the Village as more of an observer than an employee and often found myself in groups with multiple staff members but by the time I left both the staff and clients accepted me as one of their own. I met with one of the child psychiatrists employed by YOU Inc. to get a feel for the type of cases she saw and spent time in every group activity from therapy to field trips to ACE. Adventure Challenge Experiences is a program of therapeutic recreation that allows the children to act like children and participate in fun activities while learning to control themselves and interact with their peers. There are countless ACE activities the students could participate in and they found themselves learning new skills without knowing it. Through this experience I was able to meet some of those "bad" kids that are always getting in trouble and realize that they are very much the product of their environment. I met kids that had been through horrible things in their lives and the fact that they made it out the other side with just a few behavior problems is a testament to their fortitude. Witnessing the struggles these young children endured and seeing the passion the staff had for helping them get a leg up in the world was truly inspirational and I know this experience will help me become a better, more empathic, physician.


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Sometimes it happens, that you get more followers a day, than usual. If this ever happened to you, you may wonder, if you have been included in a shared circle by someone famous on Google+. But how can you find out?
Try this form and insert your 21-digit Google+ Id into the search field and we lookup which circles you are in. This only works, if we have the shared circle already in our database.
500 members +6 8 comments Matthew J. Santos 2012-07-30 19:21:09I've never shared a circle circle publicly... but if your fairly new to G+ or even just over looking...These people are a part of who I've become. They are all #awesomesauce in so many different ways, I hope you enjoy the share Google. |
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Ask A QuestionTrying to decide between the S1 29/17 and Mako 29/18 for my son. He is going to be U11 for 2014 (turning 10 in Jan). He is 53" tall and weights 60 lbs. He is a contact hitter with not too much power. But he wants to drive the ball farther. Which one would you suggest?
Both the 2014 Easton S1: YB14S1 Youth bat and the 2014 Easton MAKO Youth bat would work for him. They both feature very light and balanced swing weights. Also, both are two-piece fully composite designs. The MAKO will have an extended barrel design that the S1 will not have. Which could help with contact and power.
What is the difference between the S1 and the XL1?
The 2014 Easton S1: YB14S1 Youth and the 2014 Easton XL1: YB14X1 Youth are both two-piece composite bats. The Easton XL1 is end loaded, compared to the Easton S1 that is balanced.
How does 2014 Easton S1: YB14S1 Youth (-12) differ from the 2014 DeMarini CF6: DXCFL Youth (-11) outside of the difference in the drop?
The 2014 Easton S1: YB14S1 Youth and the 2014 DeMarini CF6: DXCFL Youth are both balanced, two-piece composite bats. The main difference is the CF6 features D-Fusion technology to eliminate vibration.
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New for 2014! The next generation of Power Brigade has arrived. Now in its third season, this groundbreaking line of bats is unlike anything else on the field today. The concept is simple: Help players hit for power. However, Easton realizes that different players achieve a powerful swing in different ways. That's why the Power Brigade is divided into two distinct series - the XL Series (XL1, XL2, and XL3) and the Speed Series (S1, S2, and S3). The XL Series is designed for bigger, stronger hitters who derive their power from a bat with more mass. Smaller length to weight ratios, and an extra-long barrel with a massive sweet spot and a slight end load characterize the XL Series. The Speed Series, on the other hand, helps players increase their swing speed in order to generate more power. These bats feature lighter length to weight ratios, a lower M.O.I., and a balanced feel. Further trying to equip players with their perfect bat, Easton offers all of its Power Brigade bats in a two-piece IMX Composite/SIC Black Carbon design (XL1, S1), a two-piece THT100 Scandium Alloy/SIC Black Carbon hybrid design (XL2, S2), and a one-piece THT Scandium Alloy design (XL3, S3). Two of the highest performing materials ever used on a bat, Easton's patented IMX Composite optimizes the sweet spot for maximum performance, while their THT Scandium Alloy provides solid durability and allows for a larger alloy sweet spot than is seen anywhere else on the field. Throw in an array of additional world-class Easton technology, and you've got a line of bats that can't be topped. Easton: Engineered for Glory! The S1 is approved for play in Little League, Babe Ruth, Dixie, Pony, AABC, and features the USSSA 1.15 BPF Stamp. It is backed by Easton's Exclusive 12 Month Manufacturer's Warranty. Free Shipping!
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My favorite thing about the lesson we were in is when we did the salt baking soda and cabbage juice project we were doing the test right now but i think that was the best project yet I had really fun with MY FRIENDS it was awesome when the bag was really hot all of us put it on our cheeks and it was really comfortable and we all learned how to do it and we all knew wat made it hot at the end it was the salt that made it hot it was AWESOME.
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I learned that when something is hot it expands and when its cold it contracts. The thing i liked the most was the Popcorn Lab cause we got to eat the popcorn.


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Health Line Peel 905-799-7700 | Regional health department Chronic Disease And Injury Prevention Division - develops programs, services and policies designed to promote healthy lifestyle choices including healthy eating, physical activity and smoking cessation * injury prevention * substance abuse reduction * promotion of healthy living for youth * operates the Children in Need of Treatment Program in which dental hygienists conduct dental screenings for elementary school-aged children and identify those who are in immediate need of treatment Environmental Health Division - checks the safety of food and beverages in restaurants and processing plants (any food-related illness and recall of contaminated foods form part of the overall Food Safety Program) * investigates diseases transmitted from animals to people, including rabies * checks the quality of water in recreational pools and swimming pools * monitors private wells and sewage systems * investigates community concerns relating to environmental health Family Health Division - promotes the health of children (birth-6yrs) and their families * topics include: planning a pregnancy, having a healthy baby, breastfeeding, parenting, nutrition, learning about the growth and development of your child * responsible for implementing the Healthy Babies, Healthy Children Program, a province-wide, prevention / early intervention program designed to assist children to meet their developmental milestones Sexual Health And Communicable Diseases Division - provides services to protect the public from reportable and sexually-transmitted diseases (STDs) * operates six Healthy Sexuality Clinics throughout the Region * provides confidential counselling and clinical services related to birth control and sexually transmitted infections including anonymous HIV/AIDS testing (to all ages) * includes counselling for birth control * Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) * anonymous HIV Testing * pregnancy testing * sexual health * responsible relationships * operates the Region's Immunization Program which reduces the incidence of vaccine- preventable disease and provides Hepatitis B vaccine to Grade 7 students through school-based clinics Communicable Diseases Section - provides access to the reporting and follow-up of reportable communicable diseases such as Tuberculosis Control; Hepatitis A & B; Meningitis * coordinates vaccine distribution to Peel physicians * monitors immunization records for all students Also offers services at a number of different satellite offices. |
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The polar bear was a mile away and began running toward the dog sled, quickly closing the distance on the frozen Arctic waters of Canada's Resolute Bay. One of Mark Beeler's Inuit guides released two dogs to distract it while Beeler, a skilled bow hunter, quickly shot three arrows, piercing the animal's heart and lungs.
"You're thinking, I can't believe I paid this much money to be this close to a dangerous bear," said Beeler, who was less than 15 yards from the nearly 10-foot-tall adult male when it came down.
The guides skinned the bear on site, quartered the meat to bring back to their village and gave the bear's fat and intestines to the dogs as a reward. Beeler remembers the experience as if it were yesterday. But it was four and a half years ago, and his polar bear trophy is stuck in Canada, blocked from import into the United States because a month after Beeler's hunt, the Interior Department listed the polar bear as "threatened" under the Endangered Species Act.
While Beeler had filed immediately for an import permit, the bear he shot - its wet-tanned hide, bleached skull, claws and penis bone - remains in cold storage at an exporter in Calgary, at the cost of about $200 a year.
It is one of 41 pelts taken by American hunters in the spring of 2008 and still stored in Canada. Both U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officials and many lawmakers support letting them in, though legislation allowing their one-time import is stalled in the Senate.
At the same time, U.S. officials are pressing for a ban on the global commercial trade in polar bear parts. The proposal - which will come up for a vote in March when the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) convenes in Bangkok - has divided polar bear advocates and pits the United States against Canada.
There are between 20,000 to 25,000 polar bears living in the wild in Canada, the United States, Russia, Denmark and Norway, according to the most recent analysis, which was conducted in the early 1990s. Scientists predict these numbers will drop sharply within a few decades as summer sea ice shrinks. Of those nations, only Canada allows sport hunting.
About 800 bears are killed each year in subsistence hunting: Roughly 400 to 500 of them are exported annually for sale, most of them from Canada.
Polar bears currently can be traded as long as the exporting country certifies the existing harvest is sustainable; the United States is trying for the second time to prohibit the commercial trade altogether.
"Can you have a sustainable harvest of a population when the best available science says that they will suffer a 66 percent decline by the middle of the century?" Fish and Wildlife Service Director Daniel Ashe said in an interview. He said that protecting the reproducing adults will help buffer against future climate impacts. "What we're trying to do is to get ahead of the curve in this case rather than waiting until the polar bear is on the verge of extinction before addressing these other factors."
But some environmentalists such as Sybille Klenzendorf, who directs the species conservation program for the World Wildlife Fund in the United States, said international policymakers can help the bears more by focusing on curbing climate change and offshore drilling in the Arctic.
"We really want to address the threats that are most urgent to save the species," Klenzendorf said. "The ban on international trade is not at the top of that list."
Still, there is no question the global trade of polar bears is increasing, fueled by demand from China and Russia. The number of polar hides offered at auction has risen from 60 in 2010 to 225 in 2012, according to the advocacy group Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) , while the average sales price rose from $2,186 to $5,211 during that period.
This rise in demand is spurring poaching in Russia, though authorities lack precise numbers.
Andrew Derocher, a University of Alberta biological sciences professor and polar bear expert, said the question of whether to ban the polar bear commercial trade is challenging.
Hunting quotas in Canada are set by territorial and provincial officials rather than federal ones, and licenses are reserved for aboriginal Canadians, though they can sell the licenses and bear parts to others. Hunting quotas have risen recently: The Nunavut territory's decision to increase the Western Hudson Bay take from eight bears in the 2009-10 season to 21 bears in 2011-12 and 24 bears in the current season alarmed many researchers.
"At a time when we should be getting more conservative with our harvest policies, instead we seem to be dealing with the status quo, that everything's fine, everything's wonderful," Derocher said. "That doesn't fit with what the serious polar bear scientists are saying across Canada."
Steven Amstrup, chief scientist for the advocacy group Polar Bears International, said he and his colleagues "are struggling with this, what's the best thing to do. . . . If Canada is barred from exporting polar bears, it's not entirely clear that it will result in harvest reductions."
Several indigenous Canadian officials said their hunts provide income as well as meat for their communities. Selling a hunting license to a foreigner provides "a source of income that's not available anywhere else in that community," said Gabriel Nirlungayuk, who directs the wildlife and environment department for Nunavut Tunngavik Inc., a tribal corporation.
"It's helping out the Inuit Joe on the street," he said, adding that it gives them an incentive to manage polar bear populations responsibly.
Terry Audla, who represents four Inuit regions as president of the Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, said his members can scale back hunting if global warming causes the bears' numbers to plummet. "There already is a management system in place that will react to that," Audla said.
Adam Sweet, spokesman for Canadian Environment Minister Peter Kent, wrote in an e-mail that the annual harvest "is controlled under a hunting quota system that is based on both scientific data and Aboriginal Traditional Knowledge. . . . The Canadian government is committed to conserving the polar bear, an iconic species of the North, and also to ensuring that the rights of Aboriginal peoples are maintained and respected."
Changing the status of a species' listing at CITES is difficult because it requires a two-thirds majority. Both U.S. officials and environmental groups are targeting the European Union because its 27 members vote as a bloc and could swing the vote.
At the moment the Europeans - who will finalize their position by the end of February - appear divided, with countries such as Germany and Poland backing the U.S. proposal and Denmark and Italy opposing it. A U.K. government spokeswoman said Britain, a key vote, is still considering the proposal.
Karl Falkenberg, the European Commission's director-general for the environment, said in an interview that he sees it as "relatively unlikely that we would back a call for restrictions" in the polar bear trade because he does not think the evidence justifies it. "We want to have in CITES fact-based decisions, and not politicized decisions."
But Andrew Wetzler, who directs NRDC's land and wildlife program, said polar bears meet the convention's criteria easily: "Species that are threatened by climate change, of which polar bears are a prime example, that are in commercial trade are exactly the kind of species CITES should focus on, and the E.U. should focus on."
In the meantime, U.S. hunting advocates such as Conservation Force president John Jackson are still working to bring back polar bear trophies he estimates are worth $2.4 million; they likely would have been shipped into the country had a federal judge not ordered the bears' threatened status to take effect immediately, instead of giving the usual 30-day notice. "It's just a matter of time," he said. "It's part of a legal take. The sentimentality of the moment doesn't override fair play."
Beeler questions the need for a ban on the global polar bear trade, noting the adult males he and others target often eat young male cubs. "Killing a few male bears doesn't make a difference," he said.
Beeler has a corner reserved for the polar bear in his trophy room, and he said be believes eventually it will end up there. "Somebody just needs to sit down and say, 'It just doesn't make sense. They're already dead.' "
Steve Smith, another hunter who shot a polar bear in the spring of 2008, visited his trophy at a taxidermist last year during a business trip to Toronto. He now wonders whether he will ever mount it.
"They took it out and unfolded it," he said. "It was beautiful. It brought back a lot of memories."
Post staff researcher Magda Jean-Louis contributed to this report.
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"This light and easy recipe is ideal for a weeknight meal, or anytime you have leftover rice. Serve hot with a chilled cucumber and tomato salad."
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1 tablespoon vegetable oil, divided
2 eggs, beaten
1/2 pound peeled and deveined medium shrimp
1 (1 inch) piece fresh ginger root, minced
2 red onions, sliced
3 green chile peppers, chopped
2/3 cup fresh pineapple, diced
1/2 cup orange segments
6 walnuts, chopped
2 cups cold, cooked white rice
1 tablespoon soy sauce
2 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro
salt and pepper to taste
Thanks for the recipe Keka. I have to say I did enjoy the way all the flavors married together; however, next time I will make a feel changes. First, instead of slicing the onions I would opt for diced. Just my own preference but if you have picky kids sliced may be the way to go so as to pick them out. Also, for me 2 onions was way too much and I even doubled the recipe. Next time I will use half and onion or a whole onion if I double the recipe again. As for the soy sauce I found that 2tbsp suited my taste more which after doubling the entire recipe came to 4tbsp. Although, I have to note that I didn't add any extra salt or pepper. Last change I made was to leave out the cilantro. I am sure it would have been just as good with since I do love cilantro. Only thing is I am the only one who likes it in the family so just as well to leave it out. All in all this was a good twist on shrimp fried rice and I will make again.
I used leftover brown rice, 4 green Thai peppers, part red onion and part scallion, added in some diced red bell for color, about a t of garlic, and doubled the soy. Probably doubled the cilantro too but didn't really measure that. Had good heat which was nice with the fruit. Would make again.
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The flavors in this are awesome! The fresh ginger makes the dish!! I made it exectly as is and it's most definitely a keeper!
I made it with only two peppers but still too spicy for us who don't handle heat too well . Loved the rest which I made as written. Only wish is that I owned a wok.
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