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Cappelletti is an Italian surname. Notable people with the surname include:
- Ángel Cappelletti, Argentine professor
- Daniel Cappelletti, Italian footballer
- Felice Cappelletti, Italian painter
- Gino Cappelletti, American rule football player
- Joe Cappelletti, voice actor
- John Cappelletti, American rule football player
- Mauro Cappelletti
- Mike Cappelletti (1942–2013), American bridge player and poker authority
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- Cappelletti convention, bidding convention in contract bridge
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Professor Wilcox is now Professor and Holstein Chair of Religious Studies at U.C. Riverside. Please look for her new website at ucr.edu in a few months.
Professor Wilcox has a multidisciplinary background that ranges from an undergraduate degree in biology, through a master's degree in women's studies in religion, to interdisciplinary doctoral training in the sociology and history of religion, sexuality, and gender at the University of California, Santa Barbara (Ph.D. 2000). This broad training has made her conversant in a variety of disciplines and methods - skills particularly useful for a scholar working at the intersection of the already interdisciplinary fields of religious studies and gender studies.
Professor Wilcox has taught in the Gender Studies Program and the Religion Department at Whitman since 2003, and has spent several years as director or chair of each department. The courses she regularly teaches include: Introduction to Gender Studies; Religion and Society (which can be elected as either a Religion course or a Sociology course); Religion and Sexuality in Global Perspective; Men and Masculinities; Queer Religiosities; Queer Studies; Religious Intolerance in the Contemporary U.S.; New Religious Movements; and the Senior Seminars for Gender Studies and Religion majors. Watch for a new introductory course in sexuality studies sometime in the next few years.
Each of the links below will take you to the most recent syllabus for that course. Because Professor Wilcox redesigns her courses at least slightly each year, the syllabus for the upcoming version of a course may be different from the one available here.
Religion 107 / Soc 127 - Religion and Society (Tentatively scheduled for Spring 2017)
Religion 233 - Religion and Sexuality in Global Perspective (Fall 2015)
Religion 287 - Queer Religiosities (Next offered Spring 2017)
Religion 355 - Religious Intolerance in the Contemporary U.S. (Spring 2016)
Religion 387 - New Religious Movements (Tentatively scheduled for Spring 2017)
Religion 448 - Senior Seminar (Fall 2015)
Gender Studies 100 - Introduction to Gender Studies (Spring 2016)
Gender Studies 238 - Men and Masculinities (Next offered Spring 2017)
Gender Studies 328 - Queer Studies (Fall 2015)
Gender Studies 490 - Senior Seminar (Not currently on Professor Wilcox's future teaching schedule)
Office Hours
Office hours take place only on days when classes are in session; there are no office hours during school breaks.
Professor Wilcox's Spring 2016 office hours are:
Wednesdays 9:30-11:30: Dog therapy office hours (friendly labrador retriever present)
Thursdays 10:30-12:00: Dog-free office hours
If you can't make these times, or if you need to meet on a Wednesday with no dog present, please request an appointment.
Professor Wilcox has dedicated her career to investigating religious and spiritual beliefs, practices, and identities in LGBTQ communities, both in the U.S. and internationally. In addition to publishing numerous articles on gender, sexuality, and religion, she has written or edited the following books:
Religion in Today's World (Routledge, 2012)
Queer Women and Religious Individualism (Indiana UP, 2009) - Winner of the 2010 book award from the American Sociological Association's Sociology of Religion Section
Coming Out in Christianity (Indiana UP, 2003)
Professor Wilcox is currently at work on a book on the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. This religiously-unaffiliated, international order of "twenty-first century queer nuns" serves LGBTQ communities on four continents through fundraising, education, outreach, and activism. Professor Wilcox's multi-method project combines in-depth interviews, focus groups, participant observation, oral history, and archival research to get as full a picture of the order as possible; her analysis brings to bear perspectives from queer theory, performance studies, sociology, and religious studies. Look for the book to be on the shelves within the next few years! Future projects include a textbook on queer religiosities, a co-authored textbook on sexuality and religion, and a book on the uses of religious imagery in queer sexual subcultures.

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Finland's SLP crew are, let's be fair, not exactly well known outside their home towns, but like most home town crews they've put together a scene vid.
Thing is, in this instance their scene vid has caused quite a stir and Simo Mäkelä's is the part responsible. "Rabies" is the title of the video and downright steezy madness is Simo's game. Check out his part now then hit up the Kingpin website for the rest of the sections – you won't be disappointed!


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November 11 is Veteran's Day, a day to remember all veterans who have served our country in the military, protecting and defending our great nation.
If it were not for these veterans, we would not enjoy the freedoms we have.
So, on this day when you bump into a veteran, please tell him or her, "Thank you for your unselfish service."
It takes sacrifice and dedication to serve in the military. These two attributes are why our military members and veterans are the best in the world.
This week's photo: This little boy, in a photo taken in 1950, graduated from Nokomis High School and is now a farmer in the Fillmore area.
One of my volunteer jobs for the Fayette County Genealogical and Historical Society is to print any books being published, as well as back issues of our genealogy publication, 'Fayette Facts."
Not long ago, I was called upon to reprint a back issue, since our copies on hand had dropped. I cranked up the society's Risograph and began to feed the pages through.
Generally, while I'm standing at the machine, I read what is being printed, and in this particular book, Betty Jane Kyle had submitted information on her Moulton family.
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This week's photo: These two boys who were attending a local day care center enjoy swinging on a tire swing by the lake.
When Bruce Rauner was campaigning for governor, he said that he wanted to shake up state government. He has done that, but not in the way that he envisioned.
A budget impasse has caused monumental problems in Illinois. State agencies aren't receiving the funds they need to provide necessary services to Illinois residents, vendors aren't being paid, and the list goes on.
Those affected by the impasse, Mayor Rick Gottman pointed out at Monday's city council meeting, include municipalities that are owed various types of funds by the state.
This week's photo: These siblings were born and reared in Fayette County. She is married with two sons, and he has three sons. They have two brothers and two sisters, and both work in the St. Elmo area.
Sending a sexual text message that include an inappropriate photo can cause all kinds of problems, especially when the parties involved are underage teens.
As students at Vandalia Community High School learned last Thursday, nude photos of underage teens are considered child pornography, and both those sending and receiving them are subject to criminal prosecution.
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Fugitive caught in Bellows FallsMarch 02,2013
BELLOWS FALLS A 22-year-old Vermont man is in prison more than a month after fleeing a drug rehabilitation program.
Bellows Falls police said Zachariah McAllister, of Westminster, was found early Thursday hiding in a basement after officers tracked suspicious footprints in the snow to a cellar bulkhead at the Front Street apartment building.
There were two active warrants for McAllister. The warrants include burglary, unlawful mischief, drug possession and sales charges.
In January, McAllister accepted a plea agreement on burglary and other charges and was given an opportunity to participate in a Brattleboro rehabilitation program.
The Claremont Eagle Times reported that McAllister left the program early on Jan. 24 and he avoided capture for more than a month.
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Tune In for Smith-Cotton Basketball Play-by-Play at the McDonald's Classic
Smith-Cotton High School is ready for basketball action for the next three days as the McDonald's Classic Basketball Tournament kicks off Thursday night (Jan. 16).
Smith-Cotton High School is ready for basketball action for the next three days as the McDonald's Classic Basketball Tournament kicks off Thursday night (Jan. 16).
The WK Holiday Shoot-Out will welcomes area high school teams to the Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Center at State Fair Community College for basketball match-ups on Dec. 19, 20, 21, 27 and 28.
The State Fair Community College Roadrunner Basketball teams will be traveling in two different directions this weekend.
Fans of the Roadrunners will get a chance to ask questions of Assistant Women's Coach Jordan Greenleaf and Men's Head Coach Kevin Thomas and Assistant Coach Josh Sash at the third Roadrunners Express at Fitter's Fifth Street Pub tonight (Dec. 4) at 7 p.m. They will discuss this last weekend's Thanksgiving weekend trips to Idaho and Moberly and what they have in store for Christmas Break. Coach Bucher is on a recruiting trip for next season and will be unable to attend tonight.
State Fair Community College Lady Roadrunners and Roadrunners Basketball is set to honor our military tonight (Nov. 20) during their games versus Johnson County Community College at the Fred E. Davis Multipurpose center tonight at 5:30 and 7:30.
The State Fair Community College Roadrunners basketball season has officially begun. The McDonalds's Classic tipped off the season this last weekend. The Men's team won both their games, beating College of Faith 113-82 and the Missouri Valley College Vikings 82-60. The Lady Roadrunners started off their season 1-1 with a victory over Carl Albert College Lady Vikings 71-57 and a loss to Butler Community College with a score of 62-59.
The State Fair Community College Roadrunners Basketball 2013 season is almost here. Last weekend, the Men's basketball team played in the University of Central Missouri Jamboree in Warrensburg, while the Women's team played in the Heartland Jamboree in Kansas City. Tonight (Oct. 8), the State Fair Community College Booster Club will be offering something new, along with Newstalk 1050 KSIS. Each month, we'll host a Coaches show at Fitter's Fifth Street Pub in Sedalia.
Last night, (Oct. 1) the Sacred Heart faculty and Smith-Cotton faulty went head to head at the Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Center on the campus of State Fair Community College. Fans from both sides packed the stands and helped raise money for United Way. Along with the game, fans were entertained by cheerleaders from both schools, Smith-Cotton High Voltage, The SFCC Spirit Squad and the men and women Roadrunner basketball teams.
Tonight (Oct. 1) the Sacred Heart faculty/spouses will take on Smith-Cotton faculty/spouses in a basketball on the State Fair Community College campus for charity.
"Who do you think would win?" That was the question that was being tossed around the barber shop this weekend. The barber shop that I go to in town is filled with some characters. They all know I work here at the station and that I call sporting events as well, I am usually there go to person for local sports information. They asked why Sacred Heart doesn't play Smith-Cotton, and if they did, what would the outcome be?


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Brookdale Memorial Oaks
Formerly: Emeritus at Memorial
Houston, TX 77042
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- Assisted Living
- Memory Care
Our Community
Exceptional Senior Living Community in Houston, Texas
Brookdale Memorial Oaks is a senior living community that offers personalized Assisted Living and Alzheimer's and Dementia Care. Our community is dedicated to enhancing health, wellness and lifestyle. Offering carefree living, our community was specifically designed for seniors who need some assistance with daily living, such as medication management, dressing, or bathing and for those who are experiencing some memory loss.
Considered as one of the premier retirement communities in Texas, our community sits on beautifully landscape grounds and provides a relaxing environment. We are conveniently located a short distance to Memorial City Mall and minutes from healthcare facilities such as Memorial City Hospital and West Houston Medical Center.
A Wonderful Selection
Brookdale Memorial Oaks offers 65 senior apartments that come in a variety of sizes and floor plans. We strive to deliver a full complement of programs and services to help each resident live a lifestyle of wellness and fulfillment. At Brookdale Memorial Oaks you and your loved ones will enjoy a superior community environment to share with neighbors and friends, along with all the features and amenities needed to enhance each resident's personal lifestyle.
Our small intimate community with a family-friendly atmosphere, feels like home the moment you walk through the doors. Our common areas provide many opportunities for socializing with friends and family or relaxing with a good book. Brookdale Memorial Oaks grounds feature a beautiful courtyard, lovely gardens and walking trails. Our sunroom and dining room are located on the main level for convenience and both provide views of our courtyard.
Our residents enjoy retirement living. Yet should you need a helping hand from our warm and caring staff, we also offer complete assisted living services, tailor-made to your needs. Our services focus on wellness to help you maintain your health, so you can live as independently as possible.
Professional and Caring Staff
Our dedicated and committed staff is committed to providing the very best possible care for the residents of Brookdale Memorial Oaks. Our management team and associates have many years of experience serving in both our community and within the senior health care profession.
Our friendly staff is available 24-hours a day to meet your needs or in case of an emergency. We are here to make you feel at home. And if your needs change, we are with you every step of the way. The services we offer combined with our partnerships with reputable healthcare professionals, give you the peace of mind you need to live life as you please.
Living an Optimum Life
Brookdale's Optimum Life program balances six key dimensions of wellness — purposeful, emotional, physical, social, spiritual and intellectual. Intended as a journey of self-examination and discovery, it includes services, features and benefits that allow each resident to reach these goals, regardless of real or perceived limitations.
Partnering with the Local Neighborhood Community
Brookdale Memorial Oaks is proud to be a part of the local community and we work closely with the Alzheimer's Association by participating in fundraising and awareness efforts. Our support groups provide informative presentations, as well as fellowship for our seniors and the community.
Personalized Assisted Living
At Brookdale Memorial Oaks, we partner with each resident to create a personalized plan, tailored for their specific needs. Our process is unique to Brookdale and our trained staff is there to assist you with your personal needs, in the privacy of your suite/apartment. We provide assistance with – Bathing or showering, selection of clothing, dressing assistance, grooming, hygiene, mobility and transferring and dining assistance.
Our Memory Care Community
For those who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's or another form of dementia, our memory care community provides specialized care from a staff that is continuously trained in handling the unique needs of seniors with memory-related issues. Residents with Alzheimer's or related memory challenges reside in a supportive environment with familiar surroundings.
Through our unique approach, we help residents achieve daily moments of success that bring meaning and purpose to their day. Our activities are designed to encourage cognitive functions and independence whenever possible. Our staff works to get to know each resident's individual history, as well as their family in order to provide the best care possible.
At Brookdale Memorial Oaks we work to get to know each resident, including their personal history and their life story to ensure we provide care that's tailored to their past experiences. Families can have full confidence that loved ones will receive the support they need in a caring environment.
Learn More About Senior Living in Houston, Texas
We invite you to learn more about the exceptional senior living at Brookdale Memorial Oaks. Call us today or submit the form for more information.
Levels of Care
Brookdale Memorial Oaks offers our assisted living and memory care options. We truly value you as an individual and we are dedicated to providing tailored Levels of Care to meet all of your or your loved ones needs.
Assisted Living
Brookdale Assisted Living communities support residents with daily living activities and amenities, such as housekeeping services, transportation and recreational activities. Trained caregivers provide services such as help with medication, bathing and dressing and coordinating services with outside providers.
Our individualized care plans provide an ideal blend of convenience and support with respect for individual preferences. We take the time to listen to our residents, so we can understand their needs. Then we establish clinical, dining and program support that works for them in a meaningful way.
We partner with our residents, recognizing their individual needs and preferences, and adjust services to meet their changing needs. So whether it's a unique snack, the celebration of a favorite season or a lifelong interest, we value the privilege of knowing our residents and building relationships with them to create a truly personalized living experience.
We provide care that balances independence with assistance and delivers service with compassion, understanding and respect. With comfortable accommodations and an impressive line of features and amenities, Brookdale residents enjoy life with the confidence of knowing we are here, partnering with you and your family, to customize solutions that support our residents' needs as they evolve.
Memory Care
We understand your concerns for your loved one's safety and well-being, and we understand the weight of the responsibility of caring for someone with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia. Let us help you and your loved one with our compassionate, specialized care.
Brookdale offers programs and safe environments for those with Alzheimer's disease or other types of dementia. We believe no matter where an individual is on life's journey, each has the right to live in a dignified manner and to enjoy meaningful experiences every day.
Deeply rooted in a person-centered approach, our Alzheimer's and Dementia Care program, also called the Clare Bridge program, focuses on sustaining feelings of belonging, purpose and safety while seeking to preserve a sense of self. The Clare Bridge concept has evolved over the last 25 years through research and innovations in quality dementia care. Our experienced teams have cared for thousands of individuals with dementia and their families.
The Clare Bridge Daily Path provides residents with a structured routine of activities that help maintain their abilities and encourage the use of their current skills. The Daily Path includes programs such as discussion groups as a mental workout and daily physical exercise such as dancing. The Daily Path gives each resident purpose and a sense of security that they are "right where they need to be."
Clare Bridge Dining Program
Designed by a team of culinary associates, experts in Dementia Care and registered dieticians, our unique dining program promotes a positive and successful dining experience with the following features:
- Dementia-friendly menus with selections that are easy to manage and familiar with dishes that promote balanced nutrition and well-being.
- Individualized dining assistance includes evaluating residents to determine the level of assistance needed to preserve their use of utensils as long as possible.
- The supportive dining environment encourages familiarity and socialization and offers personalized assistance during meals.
Brookdale is the nation's largest provider of Alzheimer's and Dementia care. Through our unique memory care programs, we offer comfort from the struggles of dementia for you and your loved one with customized care to meet your loved one's specific needs. Our skilled associates provide compassionate and attentive dementia care, and enable residents to experience daily moments of success.
Health and Wellness
Brookdale promotes the health and wellness of our residents by bringing together systems to assess, plan, deliver and follow-up on their needs. By individually customizing care offerings we help ease residents through life transitions. Plus, Brookdale's more than 30 years of experience allows us to develop unique clinical capabilities in each element of our continuum of care that identify and respond to resident needs.
Come Experience Our Community
We invite you to see why Brookdale Memorial Oaks is the right choice for you or your loved one. Call us today or submit the form on this page for more information.
Brookdale Memorial Oaks offers personalized assisted living, as well as memory care options for seniors in the early to mid-stages of Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. We blend the unique spirit of our community and its residents with our award winning, evidence-based programs to provide a customized, integrated pallet of opportunities designed to support the pursuit of living well. And to inspire all the places that each life can go.
A Wonderful, Active Lifestyle
Our Life Enrichment Director works with our seniors to plan the types of activities they want. We value our residents' opinions and rely on their feedback to plan activities they enjoy. Choices in social, physical, mental, spiritual, cultural and creative activities are always encouraged. Our residents enjoy a variety of live entertainment and outdoor excursions, all with the security of knowing care is available if they need it.
Our wide range of group activities are designed to stimulate residents in a different way by giving them opportunities to socialize. We ensure that all activities are geared to the ability of the residents and their stage of memory loss and that all residents are able to participate in some form of activity. We provide daily exercise class, walking groups and a variety of arts and crafts. The fun never stops with monthly entertainers from jazz to hula dancers. We have a very lively group that loves to sing, reminisce and talk about today's current events.
In addition to the daily activities, group outings to the Brenham Blue Bell Creamery and Galveston Sea Wall are also popular. While Brookdale Memorial Oaks is located in a rural area, we are in close proximity to many restaurants, Wal-Mart, the Dollar Store and Briargrove Park.
The Life Enrichment Program at Brookdale was designed to add joy, purpose and meaning to the lives of our residents. At Brookdale, our approach to life enrichment means offering retirement activities and programs that reflect the talents, interests and personalities of the residents in each of our senior living communities, while also offering new experiences that will challenge them and keep them mentally healthy.
Fine Dining
Brookdale Memorial Oaks serves three delicious homemade meals every day, including multiple menu choices for every lunch and dinner. Meals are served on fine china in a restaurant-style atmosphere so that residents can enjoy conversation with their company at their table while enjoying an enjoyable culinary experience.
Our experienced dining service director works with a dietician to prepare an array of soups, salads, main entrées and desserts for our seniors. In addition to the wonderful menu, every month we plan a special meal for the residents based on their choice.
Personal Solutions
Brookdale Personal Solutions make life easier and more convenient with direct-to-doorstep delivery for all of your personal care products.
When you make a move to senior living, you shouldn't have to give up your pet. Our community has pet-friendly apartments available at many of our communities nationwide for pets under 20 pounds.
Senior Living Services & Amenities
Personalized Care
- Licensed nurse on-site, 24 hours a day
- Assistance with personal needs including dressing, bathing and dining
- Medication assistance, administration, and management
- Personal service plan
- 24-hour personal care assistance
- Ongoing monitoring of resident's health status
- Three freshly prepared, nutritious meals served daily
- Snacks and beverages available throughout the day
- Daily programs, events, or outings
- Scheduled transportation service available
- Incontinence care/management
- Ambulation and escort services
- Housekeeping services
- Personal laundry and linen services
- Specialized intervention programs, including weight management, nutrition tracker and falls management
- Specially designed environment for individuals with limited mobility
- Ongoing dementia training and support for all staff
Accommodation Features
- Wall-to-wall carpeting
- Window treatments
- Individually controlled heating and air conditioning
- Telephone hookup
- Cable hookup
- Small pets welcome
Learn More About Our Community
We invite you to learn more about the programs and services at Brookdale Memorial Oaks. Call us today or submit the form for more information.


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So, last night I finally had a good LSD -- 16 miles mind you - not the long LSD I needed to get before Harrisburg (which is 9 days away). But, being only 9 days away, I'm supposed to be tapering, not running distances, so this was a compromise. But I needed the psychological lift. Way down in my mind about how porrly prepared I am for this 'thon. So this week, I've put in about 30 miles and will get some more before the weekend is over. Hydration and fuel seem to be working again. But I'll definately be relying on the large base of miles and marathons I've build over the past 30 months for this one.
After this, a couple weeks recovery and then start training for spring.
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Pollo A La Parilla En Sofrito
|Boneless skinless chicken breast
|Sour orange/2 parts lemon to 1 part orange juice
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (Naranja Agria)
|Crushed garlic
|4 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Dried oregano
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Medium
|Red pepper
|1 Medium
|Green pepper
|1 Medium
|1 Tablespoon, minced
|Tomato sauce
|16 Ounce
|Bay leaf
|To Taste
|To Taste
|Olive oil
|2 Tablespoon
Place chicken breast on cutting board, cover with plastic wrap and flatten to a thickness of approximately 1 inch with a rolling pin or a meat tenderizer.
In a bowl, mix; naraja agria, cumin, oregano, garlic, salt and pepper. Place chicken in an re-sealable plastic bag. Pour marinate over the chicken, seal bag and refrigerate for minimum 2 hours.
In the meantime, add olive oil to skillet over medium high heat. Saute onions, red pepper, and green pepper, till onions are translucent 3 to 4 minutes. Add tomato sauce, garlic, bay leaf, salt and pepper to taste, mix well. Cook over medium low heat for 10 to 15 minutes till sauce thickens. Set aside.
Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
Preheat outdoor grill to high heat, (you can also use a stove top grill plate). Remove chicken from marinate and brown on both sides for 3 to 4 minutes, per side, (you will finish cooking chicken in oven). Remove fish from grill and place in an oven safe baking dish. Remove the bay leaf and pour sofrito over chicken. Bake for 10 minutes at 400 degrees.
Serve with brown rice and grilled plantains
Makes 6 servings
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 490 Calories from Fat 104
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 12 g18%
Saturated Fat 2 g10.2%
Trans Fat 0.1 g
Cholesterol 149.6 mg49.9%
Sodium 286.9 mg12%
Total Carbohydrates 30 g10%
Dietary Fiber 5.7 g22.9%
Sugars 14.3 g
Protein 64 g128.4%
Vitamin A 40% Vitamin C 189%
Calcium 12.1% Iron 26.3%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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"That Old Black Magic": A simple trip to a commerce planet turns into a life-or-death nightmare for Crichton when he is tricked by the dark sorcerer, Maldis. As his spirit literally gets torn from his body, Crichton is transported to a dark supernatural world and forced to battle his arch enemy, Crais, in a deadly game designed to entertain Maldis. It is up to Zhaan to save Crichton, but to do so, she must rekindle a dark side within herself that she thought was buried forever
Rygel spent years imprisoned and tortured aboard the Zelbinion, the most feared Peacekeeper battleship of all time, and when they find it a drifting derelict in PK Tech Girl, his memories come back to haunt him. While he battles his demons of the past, the defenseless crew takes on a fleet of ruthless, froglike scavengers ("They spit fire? How come nobody tells me these things!") while American rocket jockey John Crichton finds romance with the a pretty Peacekeeper technician abandoned aboard the wreck (resulting in emotional fireworks from the jealous Aeryn).
That Old Black Magic pits the crew against an evil magician that has been draining the souls of his planet for years and craves the fresh minds of Moya's crew. "I feed on death," the psychic vampire cackles while pitting Crichton against his bloodthirsty nemesis, Peacekeeper Captain Crais, and only Zhaan can save him by unleashing the angry, evil former self she had spent years burying deep within her soul. --Sean Axmaker


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Cast: Mya Diamond, Lara (I) (Hungarian), Kathy Anderson, Sebastian Barrio, Crystal (I), Bruno SX, Sandra Shine, Sharon Babe, Angelina Crow, Sharka Blue, Bob Terminator, Lauro Giotto, Jasmin (VI) (Hungarian), Cony Ferrara, Tera Joy, Claudia Rossi, Titof, Thomas Stone
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Ville de Marc Dorcel dans votre Euro section.
A passel of pervy Euro schoolgirls (all in their early 20s, naturally) are housed in a private school for such girls where seduction lessons are part of the curriculum in this vaguely-framed Marc Dorcel wall-to-waller. Pillow fights turn into Sapphic threeways, and the bad girls meet their boyfriends for clandestine fucks in stairways and off-campus.
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Summerfest Rock Stage to become Uline Warehouse
The Summerfest Rock Stage is getting a new name and more types of music.
Uline, Inc., the Pleasant Prairie-based distributor of shipping, industrial and packaging materials, has signed a three-year stage sponsorship deal with Summerfest. As a result of the agreement, whose financial details have not been disclosed, the Summerfest Rock Stage on the far north end of the grounds will be called the Uline Warehouse. »Read Full Article(9)
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The Packing House, the steakhouse at 900 E. Layton Ave., recently switched from serving a buffet brunch to brunch entrées.
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Artist Niki Johnson will be interviewed about her portrait of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, crafted from thousands of condoms, on CNN Sunday morning. The segment is slated to air at about 7:30 a.m. Central time.
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Chamber Theatre blossoms again with lighthearted 'Jeeves in Bloom'
Given the miserable spring we've been having, I probably don't need to explain the appeal of a play titled "Jeeves in Bloom," the second of Margaret Raether's three stage adaptations of the P.G. Wodehouse stories and novels featuring Bertie Wooster's ever-capable valet.
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The 17th annual Henry County Harvest Showcase will bring thousands into our community to celebrate and increase awareness of our agricultural heritage and our farming future.
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"There's nothing wrong with women having children, taking care of their homes and being domestic. That's what they were created for, after all."
Something shattered inside of me when I heard these words come from a girl in one of my classes my first year of college. Suddenly every nuance of sexism I've experienced in my life was tossed onto the shore of my conscience by a new wave of passion.
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Fortunately, it has had a lot of good things to say about Kentucky in recent years, and over the past two, it has awarded us its annual Governor's Cup for having more major job announcements than any other state on a per capita basis.
After starting The Berry Center in 2011, the first project we took on was what became the Berry Farming Program at St. Catharine College, a school founded by The Dominican Sisters of Peace in Springfield in 1931.
As senators from Kentucky, we've been fortunate to meet many of the farmers who help make our state work. Agriculture is a vital part of Kentucky's economy, and we've learned from Kentucky's farmers that one way to keep our state's agricultural sector growing is to explore new, viable cash crops for the state. This is why we've put our support behind expanding industrial hemp research.
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The Henry County Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary held a countywide Memorial Day Service in honor of Henry County military personnel killed in action. For a second-time event, we had a great turnout and we appreciate everyone who took time from their holiday to honor our local heroes.
During our program we read the names of each Henry Countian who was killed in action from World War I through Operation Desert Shield. If you know the names of other Henry County military personnel who were killed in action, please call (502) 222-4365.
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This Mammoth 12x12 shed is perfect for use as an exterior workspace or simply as extra storage space. Assembly required.
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Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Nick Global Shorts Program Draws Hundreds of Entries
Nickelodeon has launched a global animated shorts program to identify and develop new animation creative talent from around the world, receiving more than 100 submissions from artists, ... Continue Reading →
Exclusive Promo for New 'Fairly OddParents'
The Fairly OddParents creator Butch Hartman is one of our favorite people in animation. And we're even more excited about the upcoming new season of the Nick show after seeing ... Continue Reading →
Nick's 'Sanjay and Craig' Grabs 3.6 Million Viewers
Nick is back! The kids' cabler's new animated series Sanjay and Craig managed to bring in 3.6 million total viewers for its Saturday, May 24, premiere, driving double-digit ... Continue Reading →
Nick Soars to Comedic Heights with 'Sanjay and Craig'
Sanjay and Craig, Nickelodeon's eccentric and hilarious new animated series, is exactly the kind of show we love to see on the kids cabler. Forget about all those heart-warming ... Continue Reading →
Nick Announces Winners of Shorts Program
Nickelodeon has announced the 12 winners of its second annual Animated Shorts Program, which is designed to identify and develop original comedy-driven content for kids. The cabler ... Continue Reading →
Nickelodeon Leads the Daytime Emmy Animation Race
The list of Daytime Emmy nominations were announced earlier this morning (Wednesday, May 1). Nickelodeon was the clear leader in the Children's Animated Program race, with four ... Continue Reading →
The B-Movie Beasts Are Baaaaack!
Emmy-winning animation veterans Bob Schooley and Mark McCorkle spill the beans on their eagerly awaited Nickelodeon show, which is based on DreamWorks' Monsters vs. Aliens. Nick and ... Continue Reading →
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If you're a fan of Butch Hartman's long-running animated series The Fairly OddParents, then you'll want to set the DVR this Sunday (April 14). The special marathon begins at 2 ... Continue Reading →
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Cory Booker Clams Up to Fit in With New Senate Friends
The senator is suddenly "extremely selective" about interviews.
No, it isn't your imagination – we've definitely been seeing less of Cory Booker since he was elected senator. While the former Newark mayor remains an avid tweeter, Politico reports he's purposely keeping a low profile to avoid accusations of showboating. "He'll be extremely selective about who he wants to talk with. He wants to come in and strike the right notes," an aide said. "What goes into creating success [in the Senate] is a very, very different sort of equation than what happened in Newark." It appears the new equation involves avoiding Meeting the Press, asking Senator Chuck Schumer for advice, and pretending to laugh at Joe Biden's jokes.


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The Entertainer
In a series first broadcast in 2002, David Jacobs tells the story of multi award-winning American composer and conductor Marvin Hamlisch who died in August. In a distinguished career spanning almost 50 years, Hamlisch made musical history, scoring more than 40 movies (among other musical feats) and earning Oscars, Golden Globes, Emmys, Grammys and a Tony. He also received a Pulitzer Prize for the Broadway musical A Chorus Line.
Marvin Hamlisch was a child prodigy and, by the age of thirty, he'd won an unprecedented three Academy Awards in just one night. This series examines his success and legacy, featuring an in-depth interview with the composer and contributions from his friends and collaborators including, in this episode, Barbra Streisand, Nora Ephron, Carole Bayer Sager, playwright John Guare, film director Lewis Gilbert and lyricists Alan and Marilyn Bergman.
In this opening programme, Marvin recalls his lucky break, working alongside Liza Minnelli and why a telephone call from Hollywood changed his life.
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KANSAS CITY, MO -- Ryan Bright, 6-6 senior forward from Sam Houston State, has been named to the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) NCAA Division I All-District IX team for 2008.
A total of 10 NCAA Division I men's basketball players from Texas and
Arkansas were so honored. Bright is the only Southland Conference player on the all-star team.
Selected and voted on by member coaches of the NABC, the student-athletes selected to the All-District squads represent the finest basketball players across American. The 150 student-athletes from 15 districts are now eligible for selection to the State Farm Division I All-America team to be announced Saturday, April 5, at the 2008 NABC Convention in San Antonio.
Bright has helped lead Sam Houston State to a 22-6 record, the Bearkats'
third consecutive 20-plus victory season. He ranks 10th in the NCAA Division I and leads the Southland Conference in rebounds with 10.9 per game and ranks second on the Bearkat squad in scoring with 11.2 points a game.
The 2008 NABC All-District 9 Selections:
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D. J. Augustin, Texas
C. J. Jerrells, Baylor
Robert McKiver, Houston
Josh Carter, Texas A&M
Martin Zeno, Texas Tech
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Sonny Weems, Arkansas
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Texas Halts Scheduled Execution Pending Drug TestThe scheduled July 14 execution of a man convicted in the slaying of a medical student robbed of $40 has been postponed indefinitely.
Court Blocks Texas Execution Set For This WeekA man set for execution this week for the slaying of a 64-year-old suburban Dallas grandmother during a burglary of her home more than 18 years ago has won a reprieve.
Texas Man On Death Row Gets August Execution DateA 33-year-old man on death row for the fatal shooting of an 18-year-old Texas woman whose remains weren't found until two years after she vanished has received an execution date.
Authorities: Pot Operations Found In Homes Where 8 DiedMarijuana growing operations were discovered at some of the crime scenes where officials said eight family members were killed in a "pre-planned execution."
Texas Prison Agency Reviewing Feds Ban Of Execution DrugThe FDA is refusing to back down from its decision to block the Texas prison system from importing a drug that could be used for capital punishment.
Texas Prison Agency Reviewing Federal Ban Of Drug Used In ExecutionsTexas prison officials are reviewing what they call the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's tentative decision to block it from importing a drug that could be used in executions.
Texas Executes Man For Killing 12-Year-Old BoyA South Texas man was executed Wednesday for the 1998 slaying of a 12-year-old boy whose blood the convicted killer said he drank after beating the seventh-grader with a pipe and slitting his throat.
South Texas Man Set To Die Said He Drank Victim's BloodThe U.S. Supreme Court has been asked to block the scheduled execution a South Texas man for the slaying of a 12-year-old boy whose blood the convicted killer said he drank.
Texas Man Set To Die Said He Drank Victim's BloodPablo Lucio Vasquez, 38, is set for lethal injection Wednesday for what police speculated at the time may have been an attempted satanic cult crime.
Execution Stay Issued For Father Who Murdered His DaughtersThe Dallas man facing execution for the murder of his two daughters, received a legal reprieve from a U.S. Court of Appeals Wednesday.
Dallas Man Set To Be Executed For Killing DaughtersEnraged over his ex-wife going to police about his harassment and likely arrest, John Battaglia used a May 2001 visit with their two young daughters to avenge his anger, fatally shooting them both at his Dallas apartment.
Texas Parole Board: No Reprieve For Dallas Man Set To DieThe Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles has turned down a clemency petition from a Dallas man set to die this week for fatally shooting his two young daughters nearly 15 years ago.


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Thanks for your help. This is the site for my church. I'd love to get this working so I don't have to hand code my xml podcast file. We now have a good bit of data in it, and it should be easier to take the next step.
FYI, there were some random errors in the descriptions. I retyped them to be sure no other code was in them and the feed is now valid!
I'm in the process of switching from our old feed ...
... to what I think is our new feed (this is different than what my webmaster posted above)(the one below came from the settings page in Sermon Manager):
How long do I wait before I get rid of my old podcast?
I have the same problem. Get this message trying to validate our feed:
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HTTP error with content that looks like a feed [help]
Can't see what I can do to fix this. Any ideas?
The only way I could fix it was to goto Sermons - Settings. Make sure everything is correct in every single blank.
Fill out all the blanks for each sermon when you edit it. I had some funky content killing my feed, but it wasn't a 404 error. I'm not sure it's seeing your feed at all. Look at the bottom of the settings page to doublecheck the location of your podcast.
I'm a wordpress newbie, but you might want to save your permalinks - whatever they are. Read the top of your settings page. Good luck.
You also need to have at least one post published or WordPress won't generate a proper feed.
If your feed is not validating because it has two blank lines at the top of the XML document, it is because of a conflicting plugin such as Blubrry. You not only have to deactivate but delete the files to regenerate a proper XML document that will validate.
That's probably correct!
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The Good, The Bad & The Badass: Daniel Day-Lewis
Last week, we took a look at the career of leading man/director/producer extraordinaire George Clooney, certainly one of the most consistent people in the biz. That said there are actors and there are actors and this week�s candidate is most definitely a breed apart.
I have this buddy (coincidently also named Chris) with whom I spend a lot of time talking about movies. Whenever we come around to discussing actors, Chris always says the same thing. �To me, there are two classes of actors. There�s Daniel Day-Lewis, and then there�s everyone else.� While I think there are plenty of great actors out there (after all, this is what this column is all about), it has to be said that Daniel Day-Lewis is special.
Right from the start, Day-Lewis was a breed apart. Even in a �blink and you�ll miss him� part in GANDHI, or playing third fiddle to Mel Gibson and Anthony Hopkins in THE BOUNTY (a great movie btw), Day-Lewis was the man. He�s the logical successor to the great method actors of the fifties, with Day-Lewis still performing at the level a guy like Marlon Brando was when he was in his prime.
Day-Lewis� commitment to his roles is legendary. Again, as per my friend Chris, �when I first saw MY LEFT FOOT, I thought for sure he actually had cerebral palsy.� It goes further than that. As per the IMDB trivia section, �during The Last of the Mohicans he built a canoe, learned to track and skin animals, and perfected the use of a 12-pound flintlock gun, which he took everywhere he went, even to a Christmas dinner.�
Day-Lewis is notoriously choosy about his projects. Since MY LEFT FOOT, he�s only made ten movies. After THE BOXER, he stopped acting for five years, and worked as a cobbler in Florence. He was lured back for GANGS OF NEW YORK, and the rest is history. At fifty-five, Lewis is still in his prime as an actor, and hopefully, he�ll be giving us more and more incredible performances for years to come.
This is a very tough one, as Day-Lewis has lots of films on his resum� that would be considered career capping highlights on any other actor�s. For me, I�m going to go with nostalgia and pick THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS. It was a film I loved as a child, and it�s one of the rare films that get better every time I watch it. It was a departure for both Daniel Day-Lewis, who was coming-off MY LEFT FOOT, and director Michael Mann, who had never done a period adventure movie (and hasn�t since). Based on James Fenimore Cooper�s novel, Day-Lewis is Hawkeye, a white man raised by a Mohican adopted father, Chingachgook (activist Russell Means), alongside a full-blooded Mohican brother, Uncas (Eric Schweig). He finds himself drawn into battle when he and his Mohican family, saves the Munro sisters from a party of Hurons. He falls in love with Cora (Madeleine Stowe) and has to protect her from the Huron leader Magua (Wes Studi) who�s sworn to extinguish the Munro bloodline.
This is an INCREDIBLE adventure movie, with superb direction by Mann, and a terrific score by Trevor Jones and Randy Edelman. Day-Lewis� chemistry with Stowe is white hot, and takes what could have been an �old-fashioned� adventure and contemporizes it. It�s Day-Lewis� only real adventure movie, but it�s certainly one of the best I�ve even seen.
I�m going to cheat here and choose two movies, IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER & THE BOXER. It�s OK though, because if you�ve seen these movies, you�ll know they�re linked. Both are directed by Day-Lewis� MY LEFT FOOTdirector Jim Sheridan, and both center around �The Troubles� examining the effect the IRA campaign against the British has on regular Irish citizens who don�t want to get involved.
IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER tells the true story of Gerry Conlon, a Belfast lad who, along with his father (Pete Postlethwaite) finds himself in a brutal English prison based on flimsy evidence linking him to an IRA bombing. Day-Lewis got an Oscar nomination for this, so it�s probably stretching it to say its �underrated� but I feel people often overlook it when discussing his career.
Sheridan�s follow-up, THE BOXER, is really underrated, with it having been a box-office flop that didn�t get any love from the academy. While not as powerful as IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER, it�s still a great film in its own right, with a surprisingly low-key performance by Day-Lewis as a former IRA member, who�s sworn off violence, and finds himself navigating life in a newly (mostly) peaceful Belfast. This is a great film, with stunning work ot only from DDL, but also Emily Watson, and Brian Cox as the conscience-plagued head of the local IRA chapter. If you�ve never heard of it or had the chance to see it, I highly recommend checking it out.
Overrated is a word I hesitate to use for DDL. Whenever one of his performances has been acclaimed, it�s always been justified. However, he�s made one truly bad movie- NINE. A poorly conceived musical version of Fellini�s 8 �, NINE gives DDL the most two-dimensional role of his career, and even worse, forces him to sing. Day-Lewis can seemingly do anything, except sing. It�s the one huge black mark on his CV, and somehow Harvey Weinstein still managed to get him nominated for a Golden Globe.
Given my love of THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS, I was tempted to put the �stay alive no matter what occurs� scene here, but really, what else could it be than �I drink your milkshake�??? THERE WILL BE BLOOD is Day-Lewis at his absolute best, with his Daniel Plainview maybe being less of a sociopath than his Bill The Butcher in GANGS OF NEW YORK, but just as scary. Heck, just look at Paul Dano in this scene. Rumor has it the guy originally cast in this part quit because he was too afraid of DDL.
After winning (another) Oscar with LINCOLN, DDL seems to be taking a much-deserved rest. Knowing him, he may be out of the game for a while, but when he does come back, rest assured, it�ll be worth the wait.
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But the 1998 Syd-Hob was no party. Before the race, the Australian Bureau of Meteorology issued a warning for 55-mile winds in Bass Strait, later upping the severity and describing approaching weather conditions as "atrocious." Atrocious proved an understatement. The first storm hit the fleet around midnight, causing many boats to turn and sail for home. At 2 p.m. on December 27, a rare phenomenon called a weather bomb hit Bass Strait, as three massive systems collided. Over the next 24 hours, mammoth waves of 90 feet and higher combined with 100 mph winds to batter the remaining boats. By the end of the day on December 29, the results were in: six lives lost, five boats sunk, many more boats--and sailors--seriously damaged.
In Knockdown, Martin Dugard captures the excitement--and horror--of the doomed race and its participants, though he does indulge in melodramatic foreshadowing at times. Dugard is quick to name heroes; he lays honors at the feet of the men and women of the Australian Maritime Safety Authority for their valiant efforts in rescuing more than 50 sailors. He also praises Iain Moray and the crew of the Siena, who turned around to help save the crew of Stand Aside. Explaining his actions afterward, Moray said simply, "I certainly hope someone would do the same for me if I were in trouble."
Though Dugard raises important questions--Why are sailors willing to take such risks? Why didn't more turn back as the storm hit? Why didn't the race organizers call it off when the weather reports came in? Should the public be responsible for paying the $650,000 price tag for the sea rescues?--he provides few answers beyond platitudes, such as "The history of Syd-Hob is about storms as much as sailing" and the "brotherhood of the honor" of finishing the race. That said, Knockdown is compelling reading for those who like their adventure stories served raw. --Sunny Delaney


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Which for first CP? Blade MCPX, Nano-CPX, or 130-X?
Personal background: I have good Blade 120-SR (fixed pitch) experience. I use a Spektrum Dx6i transmitter. I safely nose-hover the 120-SR in my living room. Sometimes I fly in my local park (to which I must drive, unfortunately; and, it adjoins a river making it often too windy for my 120-SR). Mostly, I greatly enjoy walking out my front door and flying in a convenient, tree-less area. The aforementioned area includes my residential street, and the two, contiguous front lawns of my friendly, across-the-street neighbors who dont mind my using their property if I dont hit their nearby-parked cars. Our houses significantly cut down on the wind. I prefer a slow, steady, baby-step pace of learning. I prefer to learn CP in front of my house (is that realistic?). I have money to invest wisely, but I prefer to spend more time flying than tinkering with repairs. I prefer Blade, as it is THE brand at my local hobby store (I like doing business there). I can make myself nutty with obsessive-compulsive desire for a perfect decision (I know that is impossible with pros and cons for each option). I hope you experienced flyers will affirm my recent decision to order (delivery expected late next week) a stock Blade MCPX Version 2.
At first, I was attracted to the 130-X, thinking its heavier weight will negotiate wind better, and its size (compared to the other two) will make it much easier to see/orient with my imperfect, 58-year-old eyes). I chose against the 130-X for the following reasons: On my Phoenix simulator, I am twice as likely to crash the 130-X compared to the MCPX (is my simulator accurate in its representation?). On the Horizon web site, only 43 of 67 posted reviewers would recommend the 130-X (MANY complaints of mechanical problems in this first-generation design). As to difficulty, a few said the 130-X is similar to the MCPX, but others said it is more difficult, and less durable in crashes (and you folks taught me that the more weight it has, then the greater damage it does in a crash). Everyone says the brushless motor of the 130-X makes it much more faster/powerful than the stock MCPX, which, in my novice mind, means more difficult to fly safely (am I accurate?). Horizon says the 130-X is for advanced flyers, while saying the MCPX and Nano-CPX are for intermediate flyers. And, perhaps most of all, I suspect that, for quite some time at least, there is not enough space in front of my house to learn the 130-X as safely as the MCPX.
I read some nice things about the stock (not the brushless-motor) Nano-CPX as compared to this older-model MCPX, but most stated advantages seem to involve 3D flying, which I doubt I will do soon (MCPX reportedly has more tail blow out during 3D flying). Based on posted comments online at http://www.helifreak.com/showthread.php?t=466355 it seems that, for MY SPECIFIC SITUATION, the stock MCPX is better than the stock Nano-CPX. I read the MCPX has better head speed and therefore is better in wind (I dont know what head speed is). Also the MCPX is bigger that is, 45.5g and 9.25" (easier for my imperfect eyes) while the Nano-CPX is only 29g and 7.75.
On my Phoenix simulator, I am somewhat less prone to crash the MCPX compared to the Nano-CPX when hovering or flying a simple circle (perhaps, because the MCPX is 19 percent larger in size, it may be 19 percent easier to see and fly?).
In summary, toward my going slowly, safely, and conveniently, I ordered the MCPX, thinking it is my best entry toward learning CP in terms of hover and simple, non-inverted flying in front of my house without hurting parked cars (or cars that drive through) or the occasional dog-walker. I continue practicing the MCPX on my simulator. My debut MCPX flights are planned for the local park while the wind (Ill wait for the rare moment) is quiet, so I prove some confidence before I risk hitting my neighbors cars (I read that a micro CP helicopter is like a flying weed-whacker in terms of danger/damage).
I suppose I can learn some simple 3D moves eventually with the MCPX (despite the tail blow out thing), and then, if I still have the addiction, I can get the stock Nano-CPX, the brushless-motor Nano-CPX, or the 130-X; or maybe something else more appropriate will be identified (Im all ears for suggestions).
To me, adding a $130 step (the cost of the MCPX, en route to a subsquent, more challenging performer) is a lot cheaper than a new paint job for my neighbors car.
Please be kind about trashing my neurotic need for validation (go ahead if you feel like it Im used to the criticism). You folks were absolutely wonderful last year with your helpful information when I advanced from a coaxial helicopter to the fixed pitch 120-SR; thanks again for that.
And thanks for your patience if you actually got to the end of this lengthy post.
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You have done really good research and made a good choice. There is nothing in your post that I would dispute. The only one you might have missed is the mCPX BL but that is far more powerful than the mCPX V2 and completely unsuitable for flying indoors. The tail blowouts are big problem but you are unlikely to encounter them until you fly 3D. There are mods available to reduce them.
The only recommendation I can give you is that you can use a lot of parts for the WL Toys V922 that are much cheaper and often stronger at the same time. I would strongly recommend that you use the swashplate and linkages as the stock linkages on the mCPX falls off easily in a crash. You could easily lose a bag of them in a session. You can also try the main motor and tail motor which are stronger than those of the mCPX. It is possible that the stronger tail motor could prevent blowouts. However, the servos and main board are not compatible.
i agree with your choice of the mcpx and here's why:
130x is out for durability reasons, as you WILL be crashing (repeatedly)...you can pick up the mcpx (or nano), dust it off (and push the spur gear back up or pop the swashplate link back on) and go right back to flying...the gear driven tail of the 130x will not be as agreeable
mcpx over the nano for following reasons: less squirrelly and yes, better suited to flying outside in normal winds...neither mcpx or nano is really an "inside toy" until you gain some skills and confidence with them...plus the nano is well known for its appetite for main motors (and probably even more so if you are crashing with any sort of regularity as you are learning)
and i wouldn't worry about any tail blowout issues with the mcpx...if you get to the point where that is a problem, it's an easy fix...the longer ~140mm boom (you will replace with stock hollow boom with solid carbon sooner or later anyway) and/or the 7mm motor upgrade, courtesy of Astroid Designs or other vendors
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I would go Nano-CPX then MCPX-BL.
Check out Amainhobbies. You can get a MCPX-BL for $144 (before shipping).
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It doesn't matter which one we say is better, that's our own opinion based on what we feel is better in our own set of flying circumstances. What matters is that you enjoy whatever it is you choose to fly and more importantly that you are having fun while doing it. You are going to have ups and downs & get extremely frustrated, but as long as you are enjoying the hobby experience as a whole then you'll enjoy flying any heli or other aircraft you own.
You fly rc helis at 58? I need to show this thread to my girlfriend, she says at 29 I`m too old for this and need to grow up. That being said, at 58 I`d assume you have balls big enough to have the guts to not worry about playing it safe anymore. Why do you care if you crash one heli or another? You`ll crash any CP, trust me. I`d just get the most flashy, noisy and powerful heli out there, decapitate every grumpy neighbour and their cat with its massive blades, and eventually kamikaze into the windshield of the first police car that arrives on the scene.
I`m joking. But no, seriously, why didnt you go for a 500 size CP? Screw what the simulator makes you believe, get a man sized heli, attach a HD camera to the skids, paint it black, with Neighbourhood Watch HQ written in white capitals on the sides, and fly it around the neighbourhood like...like you MEAN it.
Good luck old man.
I would go for a nano, pros:
very small so can take more punishment
very stable with the AS3X system
flybarless (less parts)
use normal 1s lipos
I fly it outdoors and can handle strong wind
spare parts are cheap
cons: brushed engine so buy some spare ones, they last me about 100 flights
I think the mcpx is the best cp trainer. My experience is similar to yours. I now have a mcpxBL and a nano.
I sold my v2 mcpx awhile back because I needed money for text books.
I think the mcpx will be better for you because it is easier to see and will handle wind a lot better than the nano.
the mcpx isn't as touchy as the nano. Both seem pretty durable in my opinion.
I don't own a 130x so I comment on that.
Overall the mcpx is one of my favorites. It has taught me a lot. My friend (no experience) recently picked up a used mcpx about 2 weeks ago and now he is comfortably hovering tail in, and learning nose in hover. Plenty of crashes and it's still flying.
I haven't had to replace any nano motors yet, but I've heard that they don't last too long. My v2 mcpx had over 200 flights and I never had to change the motor.
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I would agree that the nano CPX or the mCPX BL are better choices if you want one helicopter that will take you to learning 3D without modification. I have had 5 mCPXes and found that the tail blowout issue actually got worse as I got more advanced and did more aggressive flight. Good collective management is only part of the story, things like a poor battery or a loose tail boom are just as likely to cause tail blowouts. But otherwise, it is completely alright for sports flying.
Why not a Walkera Super CP? They all come from the same country -> China.
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There's nothing wrong with a Super CP. But you have to understand that most Walkera products have some warts you will have to deal with. It could be short motor life, short battery life, short flight times, defective chargers, bad servos or short product life cycles effecting parts availability. If you are OK with the issues, they perform well enough.
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Data from pivotal trials of pharmacologic agents used to treat osteoporosis differ, suggesting that these agents vary in ability to reduce the risk of non-vertebral fractures (NVFs). However, variability among clinical trials in inclusion criteria, baseline characteristics, and definition of NVFs may account for many of these apparent differences.
Data from pivotal trials of individual pharmacologic agents for osteoporosis differ, and suggest that differences may exist between anti-resorptive agents in their ability to reduce the risk of NVFs. Careful examination of these trials' inclusion criteria and patient characteristics indicates substantial differences between patient populations with respect to the baseline risk of NVFs. When baseline fracture risk is lower, the ability to produce a statistically significant reduction in fracture risk over the course of a clinical trial is reduced.
Analysis of clinical trials reveals that the number and type of baseline vertebral fractures and also baseline bone mineral density, all associated with the risk of vertebral fracture, vary.
Discussion and conclusion
The propensity to fall and patient frailty are additional factors associated with fracture risk that may influence study outcomes. One of the most significant variables, which also often differs considerably between trials, is the definition of an NVF. Variability between clinical trials in inclusion criteria, patients' baseline characteristics, and how NVFs are defined may account for much of the apparent difference between agents in their ability to reduce NVF risk.
KeywordsAlendronate Bisphosphonate Ibandronate Non-vertebral fractures Risedronate
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- Alendronate
- Bisphosphonate
- Ibandronate
- Non-vertebral fractures
- Risedronate
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