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This 2 meter wingspan glider takes 15 minutes to assemble and lasts a lifetime!
The wings and tail are made from tough EPO foam. However, the fuselage is made from a really strong blow molded nylon skin with plywood formers, making it almost indestructible, this is usually reserved for baby toys*.
The virtually indestructible fuselage is smooth and rigid yet still light enough for the glider to perform.
Both the main wing and tail are screwed into place and the two wing halves have a carbon fiber rod for added strength.
The main wing includes 1 servo per aileron for strong control surface movement plus there is a pre-molded slot so you can add your own flaps later.
All 4 9g servos, speed controller and brushless outrunner are included. Just add your own receiver and battery to be flight ready!
This really is a super strong glider that takes 15 minutes to put together and is virtually indestructible.
Wingspan: 2 meters (78.74inch)
Length: 1160mm
Flying Weight: 980g
Motor: Brushless 4010/850Kv
ESC Included: 30A
3S 11.1V 1500~1800mAh LiPoly Battery
4-5 Channel Transmitter and Receiver
*Having a blow molded fuselage on a glider is an excellent solution however it is not popular amongst manufacturers due to its high cost, effectively doubling molding costs.
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Took it out today and with a couple of clicks on the trim and it flew great
Never flown a glider before have stuck to power planes like the Tundra, Tornado and T28.
This was really easy to put together and all the parts and wiring were well supplied with extra screws and fixings so if you lose a screw or bolt no need to worry so much. Took me about 20 minutes to put the whole thing together and a few minutes to secure the aileron servos in place properly as they were a bit loose. All in all a very strong model which came well made. Im not very good at putting on decals and these ones were REALLY hard to apply as they kept rolling up on me and just having to go off the main picture really does not help when it comes to there placement so this took me over an hour just to apply them BADLY.
Managed by luck to turn the motor break on but found it very difficult to understand all the tones and what they meant as most of them sounded the same to me just in different amounts of beeps. So have motor break on but no power till i hit 50% on my throttle. Cant understand why that is or the beeps to factory rest the ESC but hey i have brake and full throttle what more could i want.
Flying it is a totally different ball game to the other planes and make sure you have all the services flat as any slight outage in the ailerons rudder and elevator will soon show when you take this bird up.
Took my maiden flight in low wind yesterday. Takeoff was easy just added full throttle and gave it a small throw and a up she went. Got to a reasonable hight and powered totally down and trimmed her in and boy does she glide. Had someone from the club with me helping me out what with me not having flown gliders before and boy did it take a little getting used to as the movements on the sticks are tiny. So think for future flights will defiantly turn down the rates and expos.
Using a 2200 mah nano tech i was in the air for over 25 minutes and upon landing my battery still had over 50% in it according to my battery checker.
This is defiantly a GREAT value model with tonnes of power be great in the summer for some long flights but this time of year 25 minutes in one flight sure does chill the fingers and rest if the body.
Does anybody know where I can get the programming details for the Volantex 30 speed controller?
top glider for its type. modified the wing plywood joiner screw system, eliminated
self tapping small servo screws and used 4 mm. metal screws and self tapping brass
sleeve inserts in the wings. will try to upload photos.
buy this product no matter what your experience is.
Just a quick review. I've been flying the Phoenix 2000 for 14 months now and its great. I've had no problems with the motor or esc at all. The glider will loop, roll, fly inverted, inverted turn, bunt into inverted flight. It really is fun to fly. I am using a zippy 3S 2200mAh 40c battery pushed as far back as possible on the mounting tray. It needs a bit of up elevator trim to glide flat with this amount of nose weight but with no thermals you can easily achieve 35 minute flight times. Its definitely worth buying 2 extra 9g servos for the flaps and setting them up for crow breaking. Without this set up it just floats on and on and on....
Excellent glider, fitted 3S 2250 with no problems, getting 30 minutes flight time.
Great product.
Ce planeur vol à merveille j'ai rajouté des servo hk 15178 pour les ailerons .super achat
it has not come in yet but looks like an amazing glider
got back to flying after a loooong time in a zip.
flyes nicely does not suffer hard landings thanx to its VERY low weight
and smart flexible construction.
Thermaling requires some adjustments on wing decalage and CG (very conservative) I used a 3s 2200ma pack pushed all the way back on the tray
and needed some 15 gms lead (scotch taped to the fuse in front of the rudder)
Wing decalage was zero with respect to elevator so the glider is flying tail down and some up elevator. I will give 2° climb decalage to the wing and will try it then.
Consider covering the wings with oracover lite or similar to preserve in time.
Cool plane that is really fun to fly. It can definitely take a beating.
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Edwin Orr, one of our greatest authorities on the subject of revival, reported having seen two churches in a town in America both advertising revival meetings. One displayed a board saying, "Revival here every Monday night," while the other promised: "Revival here every night except Monday!" If nothing else, that reminds us how loosely the word has been used. In America it has often been used in place of the word mission or campaign. It is something a church arranges, men organize, and God may or may not bless it. Revival swallows up all other words as the shark swallows the shrimp. So, historically, what does the word revival refer to? The church historian James Buchanan defined revival as "the imparting of life to those who are dead, and the imparting of health to those who are … [Read more...]
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MindTouch released a list of Most Influential People in Open Source, and despite rereading the list several times, I'm not seeing any women on it.
More than 50 votes from "industry insiders" determined who would make this list of influential people (specifically, men). I'm not sure who the insiders are – were you one of them? If not, who would you name as some of the Most Influential People in Open Source? And would any of the people who make it on your list be women-type-people? (According to the MindTouch rules, you can't pick someone in your own company!)
agreedAlison, I agree that Mitchell is one of many great women in open source who could have been on this list.
open source most influentialThe omission of Mitchell Baker seems most notable.
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Maxine Waters Does It Again: Slams Trump For Supporting "'Korea'-Invading Putin"
JPMorgan Employee Who Invented Credit Default Swaps is One of the Key Architects of Carbon Derivatives, Which Would Be at the Very CENTER of Cap and Trade
You just can't make this stuff up!
Blythe Masters invented credit default swaps, and is now heading JPM's carbon trading efforts
As I have previously shown, speculative derivatives (especially credit default swaps or "CDS") are a primary cause of the economic crisis. They were largely responsible for bringing down Bear Stearns, AIG (and see this), WaMu and other mammoth corporations.
According to top experts, risky derivatives were not only largely responsible for bringing down the American (and world) economy, but they still pose a substantial systemic risk:
- A Nobel prize-winning economist (George Akerlof) predicted in 1993 that CDS would cause the next meltdown
- Warren Buffett called them "weapons of mass destruction" in 2003
- Warren Buffett's sidekick Charles T. Munger, has called the CDS prohibition the best solution, and said "it isn't as though the economic world didn't function quite well without it, and it isn't as though what has happened has been so wonderfully desirable that we should logically want more of it"
- Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan – after being one of their biggest cheerleaders – now says CDS are dangerous
- Former SEC chairman Christopher Cox said "The virtually unregulated over-the-counter market in credit-default swaps has played a significant role in the credit crisis"
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- President Obama said in a June 17 speech on his plans for finance industry regulatory reform that credit swaps and other derivatives "have threatened the entire financial system"
- George Soros says the market is still unsafe, and that credit- default swaps are "toxic" and "a very dangerous derivative" because it's easier and potentially more profitable for investors to bet against companies using them than through so-called short sales.
- U.S. Congresswoman Maxine Waters introduced a bill in July that tried to ban credit-default swaps because she said they permitted speculation responsible for bringing the financial system to its knees.
- Nobel prize-winning economist Myron Scholes – who developed much of the pricing structure used in CDS – said that over-the-counter CDS are so dangerous that they should be "blown up or burned", and we should start fresh
- A leading credit default swap expert (Satyajit Das) says that the new credit default swap regulations not only won't help stabilize the economy, they might actually help to destabilize it.
- Senator Cantwell says that the new derivatives legislation is weaker than current regulation
Round Two: Carbon Derivatives
Now, Bloomberg notes that the carbon trading scheme will be largely centered around derivatives:
The banks are preparing to do with carbon what they've done before: design and market derivatives contracts that will help client companies hedge their price risk over the long term. They're also ready to sell carbon-related financial products to outside investors.
[Blythe] Masters says banks must be allowed to lead the way if a mandatory carbon-trading system is going to help save the planet at the lowest possible cost. And derivatives related to carbon must be part of the mix, she says. Derivatives are securities whose value is derived from the value of an underlying commodity — in this case, CO2 and other greenhouse gases…
Who is Blythe Masters?
She is the JPMorgan employee who invented credit default swaps, and is now heading JPM's carbon trading efforts. As Bloomberg notes (this and all remaining quotes are from the above-linked Bloomberg article):
Masters, 40, oversees the New York bank's environmental businesses as the firm's global head of commodities…
As a young London banker in the early 1990s, Masters was part of JPMorgan's team developing ideas for transferring risk to third parties. She went on to manage credit risk for JPMorgan's investment bank.
Among the credit derivatives that grew from the bank's early efforts was the credit-default swap.
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In Othello, who finds the handkerchief when Desdemona loses it?
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The handkerchief in Othello is one of the most famous props in all of Shakespeare. So, it's comings and goings, tracked by way of stage directions, are very important to the plot of the play.
In Act III, scene iii, my Arden edition of the text gives the stage direction as "She drops her handkerchief," after Othello's line "Your napkin is too little." Almost immediately, Desdemona and Othello exit, and Emilia, alone onstage, picks it up. She says:
I am glad I have found this napkin. . .
My wayward husband hath a hundred times
Woo'd me to steal it. . .
Iago enters and manages to take it, apparently against Emilia wishes, who says:
Give me 't again, poor lady, she'll run mad
When she shall lack it.
But the deed is done. The handkerchief is in the hands of Iago and will become a key prop in his further insistence to Othello that his wife is being unfaithful with Cassio.
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The Chelsea midfielder damaged his ankle in the FA Cup Final after being fouled by Portsmouth's Kevin-Prince Boateng and has been told he will not play again for at least two months.
That diagnosis ruled him out of the World Cup but the 33-year-old already has his sights set on helping Germany qualify for Euro 2012.
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"Shane, Jared," Mitchie called out, "I'm home early,"
She looked around and everything was a mess.
Mitchie heard nothing besides the sounds of electric guitars, she sat her bags down on the couch and started walking up the stairs.
"Shane...Jared," She said again.
She walked in to Jared's room, well more like stumbled in, seeing as his room looked like it had exploded. Mitchie caught a quick whiff of the air and ran out of the room. Mitchie tried the music room. Her husband and son seem to always be in there. She opened the door and saw that the room was a disaster. Papers were thrown all over the floor, countless pizza boxes littered the floor, and the instruments that were supposed to be hanging on the walls were carelessly scattered around.
"I'm gone for three days, and those two destroy my house," Mitchie muttered.
Mitchie shook her head and trudged downstairs, she walked into the bathroom.....and then right out.
"SHANE...JARED," she yelled furiously.
Seeing again as she got no response she went to the last place where she was sure the two men in her life would be.
The sound of the guitars got louder as she approached the door of "The Cave" as Shane and Jared called it.
She threw open the door, but of course they didn't notice. She looked at their similar attire, boxers and socks. That's it.
Mitchie watched in amusement as Jared jumped on the couches strumming the guitar, and Shane spun on the floor, moving with his feet, playing the guitar as well. She walked over to the amp and turned it off. It took a minute or so for the boys to come to a complete halt.
"Oh hi Mitch," Shane said getting up off the floor.
"Hey mom," Jared said jumping off of the couch
"What are you two doing," Mitchie asked.
"Oh you know just some father-son bonding," Shane answered.
"So the mess upstairs is a result of father-son bonding," Mitchie said.
"About that," Shane started.
"I told Dad that we should clean it up, but he was all 'How about we play some guitar first'" Jared said, "He brainwashed me mommy,"
"Way to sell me out Jared," Shane murmured.
"I don't care what the excuse is," Mitchie declared, "But as punishment for ruining the house were are spending the whole day cleaning it,"
"Nooo," the boys whined.
"No complaining," Mitchie said, "You guys might want to start with the bathrooms, you two smell horrible,"
"Mom, that's just the smell of 'man'," Jared said.
"You're fifteen, you don't need to smell like man," Mitchie fought, "Now move on upstairs, I want it spotless,"
"Aren't you going to help," Shane asked.
"Uhh, no I didn't make the mess, I'm supervising," Mitchie stated.
The family walked upstairs and started the cleaning duties.
After two hours of succesfully cleaning the house all that was left was the bathroom.
"Here Shane," Mitchie said handing him glass cleaner and a cloth,
"What is this for," Shane asked.
"You spray it on the mirrors and you wipe off....whatever that is," Mitchie said, "Jared, you pick up all the towels and put them in the hamper,"
Jared nodded as Mitchie left the room.
"Why do you get the easy job," Shane complained to his son.
"Dad, all you have to do is clean the mirrors, I have to pick up all the towels," Jared said.
"Have you seen the size of these mirrors," Shane said, "Who needs a full wall of mirrors anyways,"
"You did," Jared said, "You begged mom to get the wall,"
"Oh right," Shane said," Whatever, let's just get this done,"
Shane squeezed the trigger on the bottle but nothing was coming out.
"Come on," Shane instructed. He turned the bottle towards him and examined the nozzle.
"Hey dad," Jared said unexpectedly, scaring Shane, causing him to spray the fliud in his face.
One trip to the ER later.
"I don't get it," Mitchie said in the car.
"What?" Jared asked from the backseat.
"He can play a concert for thousands of people, but he can't Windex a mirror," Mitchie said.
"Hey, that bottle was out to get me," Shane defended.
Jared laughed at his father's excuse.
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Thu, 30 April 2009
There's a misconception in the spinning community that if you know how to spin a yarn, you know how to ply. In this episode I talk all about the whys and ways of putting single strands of handspun yarn into complex yarns.
I would like to thank the following authors for writing their books and thus helping me pass along what I learned from them in my podcast:
Alden Amos: Big Book of Handspinning
Margaret Stove: Handspinning Dyeing & Working with Merino and Superfine Wools
Diane Varney Spinning Designer Yarns
Music in the podcast is from the Podsafe Music Network
The interlude music is by Kelvin Bear and is called The Mist
The ending song is by Iona Leigh and is called Blackbird
As always a big thank you to Claire Dowling for the spinning song I use as the intro to the podcast.
Direct download: YST_Episode_30_Plying.mp3
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Thu, 23 April 2009
Road Trip! In the yarnspinners tale today I talk all about a trip to visit the wonderful spinning and weaving store The Woolery.
Speaking of traveling, one of today's sheep breeds is all the way from Norway. Spaelsau is an old Norweigen breed with a double coated fleece and I have the opportunity to work with some of the fiber. Close in nature to that breed and more readily obtainable, I also talk about the Icelandic breed in today's review of sheep breed fleeces.
If you want to visit the Woolery's website, you can find it here.
Pictures of the yarns I spun, and of the friction wheel I saw at the Woolery can be found on my blog.
All music today was provided by Marc Gunn and found on the podsafe music network. As a podcast listener, I also enjoy Marc's podcast, The Irish and Celtic Music podcast. You can find that on ITunes.
Thanks for listening!
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Camille Claudel was born December 8, 1864. At 12, she already realized her life's ambition to become an artist; making terra cotta figures of David and Goliath and Napolean. Alfred Boucher saw her work and realizing her talent, entreated her father to move to Paris where she could receive a formal education in sculpting. Her father relocated his family when she was 14.
Camille attended Academie Colarossi, one of the few private universities that accepted female students. There she took courses on drawing and anatomy among others. Most of her early work (Mythological and religious figures) was not preserved.
She sculpted a bust titled "La Vieille Hélène" of an old woman, extremely innovative for the time.
In 1882 Camille, at 17, rented a studio with other artists (including Jessie Lipscomb). In 1883 during Alfred Boucher's absence, Auguste Rodin started supervising the group.
A letter from the fall of 1883, from Rodin to his "ferocious friend"
"This morning I ran around (for hours) to all our spots without finding you. Death would be sweeter! And how long is my agony. Why didn't you wait for me in the atelier, where are you going? (…) In a single instant I feel your terrible force. Have pity, mean girl. I can't go on. I can't go another day without seeing you. Atrocious madness, it's the end, I won't be able to work anymore. Malevolent goddess, and yet I love you furiously… . (…) Let me see you every day, which would be a good idea and might make me better, for only you can save me with your generosity. Don't let this slow and hideous sickness overtake my intelligence, the ardened and pure love I have for you – in short, have pity, my beloved, and you will be rewarded."
Rodin, 43, had been in a relationship with Rose Beuret for 19 years and had a son that was Camille's age when they met and began their affair.
In 1884, a year after her first exhibiton she became a trainee under Rodin. Though her roles would also include his assistant, muse, model and confidante. Some of the works she inspired: 'Fugitive Love' (1884), 'L'Éternel Printemps' (1884), 'Aurore' (1885), 'Avarice and Lust' (1885), 'Faun and Nymph' (1886), 'The Kiss' (1886), 'Paolo & Francesca' (1887), 'Death of Adonis' (1888) and 'Eternal Idol' (1889) and 'Danaid' (1885). Some say "Celle qui fut la Belle Heaulmière" was inspired by Camille's "La vieille Hélène".
In 1885 Camille became an official collaborator of Rodin's and with her friend Jessie worked in his studio. During her time with Rodin she helped him complete such pieces as Burghers of Calais in 1895 and Gates of Hell, 1900.
"Camille, my beloved, in spite of everything," Rodin wrote in 1886. "I am at the end of my tether. I can no longer go a day without seeing you."
Rodin and Claudel had a troubled relationship. She kept asking him to leave Rose for her, and Rodin always refused. In 1886, Jessie and Rodin exchanged letters to each other discussing the partnership and weighting his options between Rose and their son and Camille. In October Camille dictated a contract to him in which he would only take her as a pupil, only support her work, relinquish all former contacts, models and other women and take a 6 month journey with her that would end in their marriage. Though it is signed by Rodin, the contract was obviously never fulfilled.
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In 1890 Camille stayed at the Chateau de L'Islette at Azay-Le Rideau with Rodin and concentrated on his work and their relationship. "I sleep completely naked to make me believe you are here, but when I wake up it is not the same thing." she wrote to him.
Some say Camille began seeing Claude Debussy, but was unable to let go of her love of Rodin. Debussy said of Camille: "In the works sculpted by Camille Claudel, there is a fixed kind of beauty that her gestures already sketched… This kind of beauty realized by a woman… has a plastic eloquence of an extraordinary power blended with a deep accent of intimacy as an echo of secret or familiar emotions sprung from a strong interior where they sing at mid voice"
Rodin, frightened by the young woman's desire for commitment, moved to the country with his partner and child and ended communication with Claudel. "You promised to take care of me and not to turn your back on me. How is it possible that you never wrote to me even once and you never came back to see me? Do you think that it is fun for me to spend months, even years, without any news, without any hope!" she wrote him.
She quickly dropped contact with him as well, and worked hard to establish her own artistic career and independence.
Rodin, still very loyal to her continued to boast about her work to his contacts. Though this got her attention, it cast his long shadow over her work.
"I showed her where she would find gold, but the gold she finds is her very own" he said.
"Monsieur Rodin is not unaware that many nasty people have said he made my sculpture. If Monsieur Rodin really wishes me well, he can do it without having people believe that owe the success of the sculptures on which I work to his advice and his inspiration" she responded.
In 1895 Camille was one of the few artists to support Rodin's new style. During this time, he revisited her portraits and redid many of them in this new style. Sshe was also trying a new style, working with shapes and themes found in her beloved nature.
It wasn't until 1897 that the 32 year old sculptor could finally live off her own work. She had a patron until 1905 that she produced for. Until a quarrel between Countess De Maigret ended their professional relationship.
In 1904 she met Eugene Blot an art dealer who became her agent. Without him, she surely would've starved. He had many of her pieces copied and sold as well as organized exhibitions for her. "Take this helping hand I am holding out to you," he wrote to her. "I have never ceased to be your friend."
But after years of onslaught from the public and heavy critique of her work, as well as her own family's lack of support, it soon became too much for Camille. "If there was still time to change corporate I'd prefer that. I would have done better to buy beautiful dresses and beautiful hats […] than to indulge in my passion." she said.
Though she was still exhibiting, and sculpting, she lost a lot of exhibitions and commissions. "It is in fact agreed that I am the plague, the cholera of the benevolent and generous men who are interested in art and that, when I show myself with my plasters, even the Emperor of the Sahara would flee." she joked bitterly.
Her friend, Henri Asselin soon began to worry about her. "From 1906, every summer, Camille began to systematically destroy, with a hammer, all her works of the year. Her two workshops provided then a spectactle of lamentable ruins and devastation" It's true, during this time she grew increasingly reclusive, suspicious and paranoid.
"I took all my wax studies and threw them in the fire… that's the way it is when something unpleasant happens to me. I take my hammer and I squash a figure." she said.
In 1913 her father passed away, she did not attend the funeral, possibly because she wasnt told by the family.
She wrote to her cousin Charles: "I am scared; I don't know what is going to happen to me. What was the point of working so hard and of being talented, to be rewarded like this? Never a penny, tormented all my life. It is horrible; one cannot imagine it."
8 days after the passing of her father, her brother Paul had her institutionalized at Maison de Sante in Ville-Evrard.
Rodin sent money to help pay her hospital expenses, and by the suggestion of Mathias Morhardt had a room at Hotel Biron dedicated to Camille.
In 1915 she demanded her family release her or take her to a hospital in Paris but her mother refused. 2 years later, Rodin finally married Rose Beuret, though they both died the same year. In 1920 a doctor at the hospital suggests that Camille return to the family, but again, she is refused by her mother. She wrote to her mother in 1927: "You are very hard to deny me asylum in Villeneuve. I would not be a scandal as you think. I'd be too happy to resume ordinary life to do anything. I dare not move anymore so I suffered."
She finally passed October 19, 1943 after 30 years in asylums.
I felt a lump in my throat as I wrote this blog that swelled more and more with every word. My stomach felt like someone had poured lead into it. I wanted to cry as I read and recounted all the information I was gathering. I don't want to compare and contrast Rodin and Claudel's work (as many do) and I definitely don't want to pass judgement on either of them and their life choices.
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A short-term health insurance policy is a simple and affordable way to bridge a gap in coverage. It's solid major medical health insurance at a much better price.
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It provides basic coverage so you won't get stuck with huge bills if something big happens. Nothing fancy here – you'll generally be paying for care until you've paid your deductible, though some plans have a copay for an urgent care center or to cover a doctor's office visit.
Basically, this is protection against Murphy's Law. You know, the idea that you'll break your arm or need your appendix out during the three months you're between health insurance plans.
Who Should Buy Short Term Health Insurance
These are health plans designed for people who only need coverage for a little while. If you know you'll be getting other health insurance in less than a year, a short-term health policy is a great way to bridge that gap.
An increasing number of people also utilize these plans as an alternative to Obamacare.
Short-term health insurance is ideal for you if:
- You're changing jobs and have a waiting period for group benefits.
- You need health insurance outside of the Obamacare "open enrollment" period and don't qualify for a special enrollment.
- You are aging off of your parents' plan and need temporary coverage.
- You can't afford a traditional health insurance plan – this could be a cheaper solution.
- You really don't want to participate in Obamacare for whatever reason.
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Buying a short term health insurance plan is easy. There is very little underwriting and you can literally have coverage in place tomorrow. There's no open enrollment period to worry about.
You simply click this button, provide basic info like date of birth and zip code, and you'll get quotes instantly. You can then enroll through a secure online application.
It should take you less than ten minutes. You'll get your policy info via email and can be covered as soon as tomorrow.
Our Primary Short Term Health Insurance Company
There are a lot of health insurance companies that offer short-term health insurance plans. Most of our clients purchase the short term health insurance plans through a company called HCC.
We like them because their process is simple, their premiums are competitive, they include a $50 copay for a visit to an urgent care facility, and they take good care of our clients.
Affordable Add-ons You Should Consider
There are two things we suggest you consider to supplement your short-term health insurance plan:
1. Telemedicine. Since there is no office visit copay on your short term health insurance plan, you can get your family access to a reliable telemedicine service for $9.99/month. You'll get 24/7 access to board-certified doctors in your state, 365 days a year.
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2. An accident plan. For $40/month you can get a plan that will provide up to $5,000 to cover healthcare expenses related to an accident. If you take a higher deductible option on a short-term health plan, this is a great way to help you meet that deductible.
Learn More and Enroll in an Accident Plan
Where we Work
Our offices are in Atlanta, Georgia (Buford) and Greenville, South Carolina, but our reach extends much farther. One of the benefits of the way we work (web-based processes, virtual meetings, etc.) is that we're able to help clients in many other states.
We currently are also licensed to help clients in several other states, so if you live somewhere else we may be able to help you too.


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Most people have this vision of South Wales as a place of rundown pit villages surrounded by slag heaps and Japanese transplant factories. But if you venture towards the south-west there's not a pit head or incongruous heap in sight, let alone a foreign factory. What you will find are vast tracts of enchanting countryside to romp across, dramatic castles above brooding villages to discover, clean sandy beaches to surf and swim from, the inspirational home of Dylan Thomas, a "little England beyond Wales", and gold. And if that isn't enough to tempt you, what about some rich and creamy Welsh cheese served on seaweed bread with a pint of good real ale?
While Welsh summers rarely get very hot, the winters never get really cold.Obviously, if you are planning to go sightseeing or lie on a beach then your best bet is to go between June and September, although most of the outdoor pursuit activities can be done year-round. Whenever you come it's a good idea to be prepared for a little bit of rain.
Car: The principality's only motorway, the M4, will carry you to the region's doorstep before petering out just short Carmarthen, the region's main transport hub.
Train: The rail network stretchesthroughout the region making travel by train a viable option. On most lines journeys made before 9.30am and on Fridays carry a surcharge. Call National Rail Enquiries on 0345 484 950 for ticket prices and timetables.
Bus: National Express (0990 808 080) offers the cheapest public transport to south-west Wales. Typical economy return fares to Carmarthen are pounds 27 from London; pounds 23 from Birmingham; and pounds 51.50 from Glasgow or Edinburgh. Expect to pay a surcharge to travel on a Friday.
If you want to cover a lot of ground in a short time, your own transport is a must. For all its inconveniences, though, the train is the most exciting way of getting around and if your feeling energetic you could always hire a bike for pounds 15 per day from Ar Du Feoc (01267 221182) at 20b Hoel y Brenin, in Carmarthen, and throw it on the train when you get tired. Local buses cover even the remotest rural areas but since privatisation services can be both infrequent and expensive. Hitchers can expect a fairly good lift rate.
q St David's is one of the most enchanting and peaceful places in the British Isles. Standing at the very western point of Wales on a windswept and barren peninsula, this unpretentious haven is the spiritual and ecclesiastical capital of Wales and was founded by the Welsh patron saint in ad550. The miniature city surrounds its purple and gold-flecked cathedral and the substantial remains of its medieval Bishop's Palace. It's worth investing in the cathedral and palace guidebooks (pounds 2.50 and pounds 2.25 respectively). The cathedral in particular has some noteworthy idiosyncrasies: the tower only has clocks on three sides because the people to the north couldn't raise the money for one, and the tomb of Saint Caradoc in the north transept has two pierced quatrefoils into which people would insert their diseased limbs in hope of a cure. At the end of May the cathedral is the venue for a classical music festival.
q Carreg Cennen (daily 9.30am to 8pm; adults pounds 2.20, children pounds 1.20) is the most dramatically situated castle in Wales. Rising from a pinnacle of limestone above a velvet green valley, with the Black Mountains as a backdrop, the castle is said to have been built by Sir Urien, one of King Arthur's knights. Records only go back as far as the 13th century but the place has been inhabited for thousands of years.
q Dylan Thomas's Boat House (daily, Nov-May 10.30am-3pm, June-Oct 10am-5pm; adults pounds 2, children pounds 1), overlooking the scenic Taf Estuary in Laugharne, was home to the poet and his family until 1953, when he died from "a massive insult to the brain", spurred on by 18 straight whiskies. In the house, which is now a small museum, you can enjoy the rich tones of the man himself reading his works via a period wireless set. A video presentation provides an interesting insight into Thomas's formative years. Along the lane that leads to the house is the solitary blue garage where Thomas sat and wrote. The cheap desk surrounded by curling photographs of literary heroes and scrunched-up balls of paper suggest that he has just walked out and may return at any moment.
q Dolaucothi Gold Mines (daily April-Sept 10am-5pm, pounds 1.50; underground tour and panning, daily May-Sept 10.30am-5pm, pounds 4.50) is reputedly the only place in Britain where the Romans definitely mined gold. After ad140 the mine was abandoned until 1888. Today the underground tour goes deep into the old workings and usually allows visitors to pan for gold themselves.
q Pembrokeshire Coast Drive is the best way to take in some of the sights of the famous 186-mile coastal path without the pain of walking. Even if you don't have time to travel all the way from Amroth in the south to St Dogmaels in the north, try to sample a section. Simply take every turn to your left and winding country lanes will steer you along precipitous cliffs past seal-basking beaches and down to tiny hollows, where ageing cottages huddle together for shelter from the westerly winds. This is Wales at its best.
q Whitesands Bay, just a couple of miles north-west of St David's, is one of the most popular beaches in Pembrokeshire. When the water is too cold for swimming, families are confined to the sandy beach and its rock pools, while the surfers take on the breakers. After 1 April this is also the place to pick up the Thousand Island Expeditions (01437 721686) boat for the trip around Ramsey Island. For pounds 16.50 you get an exhilarating two-hour ride: darting into caves, bobbing below towering cliffs and enjoying close-up encounters with seals, porpoises and sea birds. A thorough soaking is practically guaranteed.
q Tenby was colonised by Normans in the 12th century in their attempt to create a "little England beyond Wales," a title by which the town is still known today. It became a resort from the mid-19th century and remains a charming and popular place for visitors. Packed between the medieval city walls and two glorious sandy bays the old town is a thoroughly enjoyable place through which to wander. The attractive harbour area is fringed by pastel coloured Georgian and Victorian town houses and lots of good restaurants and pubs. Check-out the rambling Tudor Merchant's House (April- Sept, Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sun 1-5pm; pounds 1.60) or the interesting town museum (Nov-Easter, Mon-Fri 10am-noon & 2-4pm, Easter-Oct daily, 10am-6pm; adults pounds l children 50p) which also doubles up as quite an impressive art gallery.
q Nevern is a darkly atmospheric village just a mile from Newport in Pembrokeshire. High above the village on a bluff are the ruins of a 13th- century castle that sits on the site of an earlier Welsh fortress. Just inside the churchyard of St Brynach, the second tree on the right is the famous "bleeding yew", so called on account of the red sap that it continually oozes. Legend has it that the yew will bleed until a Welsh man is reinstated in the castle, which is unlikely given its dilapidated state. By the church's main doorway is the stunning Great Cross, an inscribed Celtic masterpiece. There are beautiful walks around the village.
Many visitors are drawn to the region for its excellent outdoor activities. The scattered population and large tracts of open countryside make it ideal for getting in touch with nature.
Cycling: Cycle Tours South West & Mid Wales (Ordnance Survey, pounds 9.99) is just about the best guide to cycling the regions highways and byways.
Surfing: New Gale and Whitesands Bay offer some of the best surf conditions - both are west-facing with sloping sandy beaches. St David's Adventure Days (0800 132588) organises surfing classes from pounds 15 per session. Contact the Welsh Surfing Federation on 01639 886246.
Walking: Pembrokeshire Coast Path is one of Britain's finest long distance paths. The best publication is Trail Guide (Ordnance Survey, pounds 10.99), which includes 1:25,000 maps of the route. For more information contact the information officer at the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority (01437 764591).
Yachting & Windsurfing: Dale is a popular watersports centre, and just down the coast is St Ann's Head, a place blasted by some of the highest winds in Britain and knocked about by some extraordinarily strong tide- races. Equipment hire and instruction on sailing and windsurfing is available from West Wales Windsurfing Sailing (01646 636642).
Sea Kayaking & Coasteering: Courses for all levels are available from Twr-y-Felin Outdoor Centre (0800 132588) in St David's. A three-day beginners' course in kayaking starts at pounds 80. Coasteering involves climbing along cliff faces and deliberately falling into the sea. Half-day sessions cost pounds 25 including all equipment and instruction.
Pony Trekking: Wales Trekking & Riding Association (01873 858717) supplies brochures with stables all over the country. The Wales Tourist Board (see information) has a free Discovering Wales on Horseback leaflet. Schools typically chargearound pounds 10 an hour for a two-hour session.
South-west Wales has no surplus of world class accommodation but it can boast plenty of reasonably priced hotels and B&Bs.
q Twr-y-Felin (Caerfai Road, St David's. Tel 0800 132588) is an old mansion that has been converted into a lively outdoor activity centre with decent, basic accommodation and a cosy bar with an open fire. Rooms from pounds 16 per person.
q Pen Albro (18 Goat St, St David's. Tel 01437 721865) is the cheapest and most cheerful B&B in town. It is also conveniently located next door to the town's only pub. Rooms start at around pounds 25 per person.
q Castle View (The Norton, Tenby. Tel 01834 842666) run by the effervescent Ruth Mardon is a family hotel with, as its name suggests, views of the castle and harbour. Rooms with all mod cons and a filling breakfast from pounds 18 per person.
q The Cawdor Arms (Rhosmaen Street, Llandeilo. Tel 01558 823500) close to Carreg Cennen is well-appointed with a sumptuous lounge area. En- suite rooms from pounds 45 per night including a full Welsh breakfast.
q Cnapan Country House (East St, Newport, Pembrokeshire. Tel 01239 820575) is a superb hotel converted from a Grade II listed Georgian town house, in the heart of Newport. En suite rooms from pounds 26 per person.
It is easy enough for most people to arrange their own holiday. One tour operator which may be of interest to clients with disabilities however is Disability Wales, Llys Ifor, Crescent Road, Caerphilly, Mid Glamorgan CF8 1XL (01222 887325).
Special specialities include local lamb with mint or thyme, fresh fish and game, rich and creamy Welsh cheeses, bara lawr (laver bread) made with seaweed, bara brith - a delicious fruit bread, and, of course, Welsh rarebit, washed down with real ale.
q Morgan's Brasserie (20 Nun Street, St David's. Tel 01437 720508. Open from 6 March) is a small, atmospheric restaurant specialising in fresh fish and local meats dished up by enthusiastic chef and owner, Ceri Morgan. Expect to pay between pounds 15-pounds 20 for three-courses.
q The Cawdor Arms (Rhosmaen Street, Llandeilo. Tel 01558 823500) has an excellent restaurant with traditional and innovative dishes and excellent vegetarians options. The three-course dinner for pounds 20 is a quality five- star bargain.
q Plantagenate (Quay Hill, Tenby. Tel 01834 842350) is a relaxed and enjoyable restaurant serving local specialities. Look out for the 13th- century Flemish chimney en route to the loo.
q Cnapan Country House (East Street, Newport, Pembrokeshire. Tel 01239 820575) has an informal and friendly restaurant with a deserved reputation. The three-course evening meal costs pounds 19, with vegetarian specialities cooked by a vegetarian chef.
Wales: The Rough Guide (Rough Guides, pounds 10.99) by Mike Parker and Paul Whitfield is far and away the best guidebook to the region. One to look for in your local public library is Wales - An Anthology, edited by Alice Thomas-Ellis, who beautifully combines poetry, folklore and stories on everything from magic to mountain climbing and rugby.
Wales Tourist Board (01222 499909), whose head office is in Cardiff, welcomes any requests for information, as does Tourism South and West Wales (01792 781 212). If this isn't enough, just about every town is blessed with its own tourist office, which is the place to go to find out about any local events.
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The Saxophone Play-Along Series will help you play your favorite songs quickly and easily. Just follow the music (including parts for B-flat and E-flat saxophones), listen to the CD to hear how the sax should sound, and then play along using the separate backing tracks. The melody and lyrics are also included in the book in case you want to sing, or to simply help you follow along. The audio CD is playable on any CD player but it can also be used in your computer to adjust the recording to any tempo without changing pitch.
This volume includes: Cleo's Mood (Junior Walker & the All-Stars) ¢ I Got a Woman (Ray Charles) ¢ Pick up the Pieces (Average White Band) ¢ Respect (Aretha Franklin) ¢ Shot Gun (Junior Walker & the All-Stars) ¢ Soul Finger (The Bar-Kays) ¢ Soul Serenade (King Curtis) ¢ Unchain My Heart (Ray Charles).
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Students at Tante Marie learn to cook on a wide range of equipment, creating versatile skills which can be applied in any environment. There are just a few bits of kit that we use at Tante Marie Culinary Academy that we simply would not be without – many of these are items that are found in professional and domestic kitchens around the world. We are grateful to the following companies for their generous support.
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Our close relationship with our suppliers, means that we can always be fully confident in the origins of every ingredient that we use.
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Creamy Vanilla Acai Smoothie Bowl
Smoothie bowls are a healthy and easy way to turn a smoothie into a meal. They are decadent, filling and healthy all at once. This smoothie bowl is thick and creamy but 100% dairy-free. It is also vegan, soy-free, nut-free and gluten-free making it something that everyone can enjoy. Making smoothie bowls at home is way


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