Glider Thrill Rides

Think about this if you decide to visit a gliding club one day. Will you settle for a sedate float around the sky in a sailplane, or would you be happy to experience a little more? Print off this article and take it with you next time you go for a passenger flight at a gliding club! Use one of the suggestions to spice up the flight for you or one of your family members!

Here is a round-up of all the more exciting things you can ask for when going for a passenger ride in a glider. These ideas for thrill rides have been dredged up from many memories of my years as a gliding instructor. I realized my passengers and students had experienced a range of interesting little escapades. Particularly teenager passengers, they are usually game for a thrill ride of some kind!

Now I guess most of you reading this article have not actually taken a ride in a glider, or sailplane as they are sometimes called. These are the full-size planes I'm talking about, not hang-gliders! Gliding clubs are dotted across many countries, particularly in Europe, the U.S., Australia and South Africa. It's easy to contact a club and simply turn up on the weekend for a passenger flight. I won't go into prices since this varies a lot from country to country and even club to club. But the cost is very reasonable in most cases, for a 10 or 20 minute flight. Longer flights are possible if weather conditions are suitable.

Winch Launches

If you can, try to get a flight at a gliding club which uses winch-launching. Yes, gliders are actually winched into the sky on the end of a long cable. The winch is powered by a powerful motor, often a V8, and it pulls the glider up like a giant kite. Sometimes the cable breaks, but this is quite routine and simply results in a short flight and a bit of inconvenience for the ground crew! Come to think of it, this situation could be considered a thrill ride for an unsuspecting passenger! Firstly, the jolt when the wire snaps. Secondly, the fairly sudden nose-down movement of the glider as the pilot makes sure the airspeed stays up. Sudden but smooth.

Now, why are even normal winch launches thrilling? Because you go up like a fighter jet, that's why. The nose of the glider points skywards at an angle of 45 degrees or so, and you reach release altitude in less than 30 seconds. Even an experienced glider pilot tends to enjoy it time after time! I certainly did.

An even more thrilling form of launch is rarely done now-a-days. It was called a reflex launch. The tow rope, yes a rope not a wire or cable, had a bit of stretch in it. It was attached to the glider's release point at one end, and the other end was attached to a powerful car. A loop was laid out to set a certain amount of slack in the rope, before the car went charging off down the airstrip. TWANG. I remember seeing a Blanik L13 with 2 people on board lunge off the ground in maybe 3 meters (10 feet) and commence climbing like a home-sick angel. Ah those were the days.

Pushing The Envelope

By 'pushing the envelope' I mean flying an aircraft a little closer to its limits than usual!

Something to try that isn't too extreme, but still suitably thrilling for say, your mother or grandmother, is to ask for the pilot to throw in a few really steep turns. Gliders often need to do this anyway, to stay within the confines of narrow patches of rising air called thermals. OK, how steep? Try 60 or 70 degrees. That's pretty steep, it will seem like the glider is right over on its side. What's more, mild G-forces will start to tug at Granny's face while the glider is held in the turn, and the horizon spins past.

Now it's Dad's turn. Let's rough him up a little more than Granny! Ask the pilot to throw in a couple of stalls and spins. Here's what happens in a deliberate stall. The pilot slows the glider down by aiming the nose high and holding it there with back pressure on the joystick. But with no engine, the glider can't climb like this for very long. After a little while, everything goes deathly quiet as the airspeed drops below the stall-speed of the glider. Suddenly, the nose pitches down and Dad finds himself staring at the ground way below, and seemingly diving straight at it! The glider builds up speed again, very quickly, then the pilot carefully returns it to level flight again. Dad was taken by surprise, but thinks he might just enjoy the next one!

Next, the pilot performs a spin. Everything is the same as for the stall. EXCEPT, just before the nose drops this time, the pilot kicks in full rudder. The joystick is held right back against the stops. The poor glider just refuses to fly now. A wing drops, the nose drops, the ground is right there in front of Dad, spinning around and around and around. The altimeter winds down, Mum on the ground wonders what it will be like raising the kids on her own... But no problem. The pilot deftly stops the spinning and gently pulls the glider out of the resulting dive.

Now it's The Kid's turn. He's got a wide grin on his face. Give me everything Granny and Dad had, plus more please! The Kid is game for anything, so the instructor decides to go through as much of the basic aerobatic repertoire as altitude allows. Steep turns, stalls, spins, then wing-overs, loops, a slow roll, a stall turn. A bit more tame than what you might see a Pitts Special doing at an air-show, but The Kid loves every second of it.

A Few Odd Things

I just can't resist throwing in a couple of odd-ball things that I remember doing. Firstly, the fun exercise of tossing a complete toilet roll out the clear-vision panel of the glider. Then turning back to spot the unraveling streamer floating down through the air. What's the point? To chop it into bits of course, with the wing of the glider! Yes, such fun to fly back and forth, swooping through the streamer again and again until it's time to think about landing. I can imagine some passengers would see some fun in it too. Perhaps.

A little trick I used to demonstrate to my passengers from time to time was inspired by astronaut-training. Yes, really! The 2-seater glider used to have a microphone on a curly cord, plugged into the instrument panel. The passenger would be asked to extend their hand, with the mic resting on their palm. Then, after stoking the glider up to near it's maximum speed, I would suddenly pull up into a climb. What followed next was a demonstration of zero-G. That is, weightlessness. By easing the joystick forward in just the right way, I could get the microphone to rise up off the passenger's hand and hover there, weightless, for a few seconds! If it wasn't for the harnesses, the passenger and I would have floated around the cockpit too!

See if your friendly local gliding instructor would like to do something similar to these last two!

Conclusion

Everything described from here on is very safe when done with an experienced pilot. In fact, some things like steep turns and stalls form part of the standard training for glider pilots. So be game, and have a great time!

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A Typical Paraglider Pilot? No Such Thing!

Just what is a typical paraglider pilot? The short answer is 'there are none'. The slightly longer answer might be 'well, a lot of them seem to be guys in their 30s or 40s'. Surprised? Isn't paragliding one of those scary, risky, over-the-top activities in vogue with the young and daring? No, it isn't really, although there is some potential for danger as in any form of flying.

So don't expect to go to a paragliding location and find pilots fitting some sort of Extreme Sports stereotype. Being more of an aviation sport, and relatively cheap and easy to get into, paragliding does attract a wide variety of participants. You too could learn to paraglide and amaze your friends!

Europe is where it all started, and it is there that you are more likely to spot some interesting, umm, extremes in the sport. In that corner of the world, children's camps sometimes include paragliding as an activity! At the other end of the spectrum, there are many older pilots. That is, those well past retirement age! What better way to keep life interesting.

Heck, I've even seen a video clip of a dog going for a ride, clipped into a special doggy harness alongside the pilot. Wonder how much flying time a German Shepherd needs to log before going solo. Hey, don't laugh, paragliding is almost that easy!

Pilots From Many Angles

Just for fun, let's do a quick check of some possible categories for paraglider pilots.

Age is one, definitely. I've already mentioned how the very young to the very old can fly. Weight is another. Little men or slightly-built ladies flying their bottom-of-the-size-range XXS wings. Sounds like a shirt size doesn't it.. Right through to people of substance who are too much for anything but a tandem paraglider. Yes, a wing actually built for two. What else? Nationality of course, since this is a global sport. Although birthed in Europe, and most popular over there, every continent on the planet has its paragliding fanatics.

What about disability? Surely not! Oh yes, some companies are actively helping wheel-chair-bound people into the air. All it takes is a couple of working arms after all, to use the paraglider's brake toggles. Maybe just one more category, gender is an obvious one. As usual in flying sports, there are far more men than women in paragliding despite gender giving no special benefit for flying. If anything, women are quicker to pick up the required careful and precise style of using the controls.

That just about covers the main angles on the variety to be found in paragliding pilots. Now for some real examples, some specifics.

Age

Particularly in Europe, you can observe people in a wide range of age groups flying their paragliders. Even all the way back in 1994 there were some young pilots. In that year a 14 year old in Bulgaria became their youngest paraglider pilot. He had 29 flights to his credit at that tender age.

In Israel, paragliding has some history, starting with the Zoom Club pioneering efforts of Yair Shachar. He in turn taught a certain Baruch Gurwitz to fly, at the age of 70! In fact, in 1998 Baruch earned an entry in the Guinness Book of Records as the world's oldest paraglider pilot. He was 77. That record has not lasted though! Since then, a short film has been made about the exploits of a 79 year old Polish pilot. Miroslaw Dembinski produced the film, winning a prize in the Banff Mountain Film Festival.

Being a pilot is one thing, but of course age is even less of a barrier when you are only a passenger! I came across one paragliding school that recorded the names of two exceptional passengers. 95 year old Hannes Taugwalder for one, and also a certain Zoe Schmid, a little lady of 2 ½!

Weight

Just to give you some idea of the weight range available to paraglider pilots, here's a couple of real paraglider designs to illustrate. Firstly, the Nova Rookie wing is available in 5 different sizes. The smallest is the XXS. Extra extra small. Just right for a featherweight pilot, most likely female, who weighs in at 55 kilograms (about 120 pounds) ready to fly. That's right, that weight includes harness, helmet and any other gear she may be wearing.

At the other end of the scale, really large pilots can in fact use a tandem paraglider which is normally used for taking passengers. So, in theory, Big Bertha or Gigantic Joe who weighs 200 kilograms (about 440 pounds), could put on 10 kilograms (22 pounds) of flying gear and go for a gentle float in the Bio-Air Bi-Bio 42. This is a typical tandem paraglider.

Now for a bit of trivia. The biggest sports paraglider of all time was a one-off design with a 20 meter (66 feet) wingspan, used for filming a car commercial! This very special reinforced wing had to carry a whopping 600 kilograms (over 1300 pounds), after being dropped from a Lama heavy-lift helicopter. A real Audi A6 Allroad vehicle was filmed floating through the sky under this paraglider, against spectacular mountain scenery.

Nationality

These days, it's hard to think of a continent that has no paragliding activity. There are excellent schools and flying locations to be found all over the world. Also, I know that my paragliding website attracts visitors from more than 60 countries!

Paragliding is particularly well known and visible as a sport in England, France, Germany and South Korea. Of course there are others, but these 4 have stood out to me so far.

Disability

Organized paragliding for the disabled exists in the U.K., Australia, South Africa, the U.S. and probably quite a few other countries as well. Not surprisingly, tandem paragliders are used a lot in this area.

The English seem to have done a very good job of promoting paragliding for the disabled. Just look at the activities of Airways Airports, they are not hard to find! This company sometimes uses specially modified paragliding 'chariots' to give access to flying to a very wide range of disabled people.

Another notable company is Handiconcept, who provide a range of activities to the disabled, including paragliding. They operate from a Swiss Alpine resort and cater for both the physically and mentally handicapped.

Moving across to the U.S., an innovative company called Team Thor have set themselves up as a public charity. They cater for the physically handicapped in particular, and focus on coastal flying in tandem paragliders. Not just any old coastal flying, but the very impressive and well-known ridge-flying experience of Torrey Pines, on the Pacific coast.

Gender

Paragliding offers no barriers at all to female participants. The minor issue of very light weight, in some cases, is easily fixed by carrying ballast. Some of the bigger paragliding schools even offer paragliding courses specifically for women. An example is Peak to Peak Paragliding which operate out of Boulder, Colorado in the U.S.

Particularly in Europe, a select few women have reached the highest standards in the sport by becoming active competition pilots. Such is the participation rate over there, there are even women-only events on the CIVL sporting calendar. CIVL is an international body that governs aspects of paragliding and hang-gliding, like the FAI in general aviation.

Now for a quick mention of 2 notable women in paragliding. Firstly, Azar Mazru'ii Farahani from Iran is the director of the Women's Air Sports Federation of Tehran. A professional paragliding instructor, she glides through the air with the greatest of ease wearing traditional Islamic clothing. That's different.

Secondly, one of the U.K.'s top female pilots is Nicky Moss. She was good enough to win the women's event of the British Open Paragliding Championship when it was held in Àger, Spain. Not only that, Nicky also holds a British record in paragliding.

In Conclusion

Maybe you might never have the opportunity to become a professional pilot. But paragliding, even if only as a passenger, is surely within your reach!

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A Mission Glider Vs An Adirondack Rocker

So you're in the market for some sort of rocking chair, but you don't know your Shaker from your Queen Anne, and what exactly is the difference between a rocker and a glider, anyway? When it comes to patio furniture, there can be a lot of terms thrown your way, and if you don't know what's what going in, you may end up with something you regret later on. Find out how two of the most popular patio chairs, the Mission Glider and the Adirondack Rocker, stack up against one another.

A rocker is like your average, run of the mill chair, with the exception of two curved pieces attached to the bottom of the chair legs that give the seat mobility within an arc shape. This motion has the user rocking back and forth from a centralized pivot point by using his or her feet to push off the ground and gain momentum. A definite negative when it comes to rocking chairs is the possibility of you or your furry friend receiving an unpleasant pinch to hands or paws. This might happen because at any given moment there is a portion of the rocking chair's base not flush with the ground. Rock one way, and a misplaced tail is in trouble.

A glider is in essence a souped up variation on the basic form of the rocking chair. Rather than operate on two base curves, a mission glider works on a suspension track operation, with metal hinge hardware. Rather than tilting forward one's body forward and back, the user remains sitting upright at all times. Instead, the seat glides back and forth, not up and down. Like the rocking chair, one's feet work to propel the seat into motion, but in this case, your feet will never leave the ground. Basically, it's easier to use and gentler overall on one's body. As an added bonus, there's not that same risk of being pinched because the base of a glider is fixed, and it's just the top portion of the seat which moves.

Also, unlike rockers, gliders often come with a swivel base feature, allowing the user to rotate 180 degrees in each direction. Imagine the convenience of more easily being able to reach for things or swivel to adjust for the right lighting. Plus, it can be a lifesaver for people with mobility issues. Finally, another way in which the mission glider one ups the Adirondack rocker is the footrest. A good many gliders have a matching ottoman which is made to work in sync with the gliding motion, so that you can elevate your feet but continue to rock. One of the few disadvantages to buying a glider is that they are heavier on average than a rocking chair and so might cost more to ship.

The Adirondack style does not point to a whole school of design, but rather to one specific chair form. The history of the Adirondack chair begins right around the same time as the mission style, when in 1903 Thomas Lee came upon the idea while vacationing with his family. Whereas the mission style is a product of the west coast of the United States, the Adirondack is an endeavor of the eastern US, the Adirondack Mountains of upstate New York in particular. The style is characterized by a tall, slatted backrest, low, contoured seat and oversized wide armrests. Its popularity is so widespread that the Adirondack chair might be considered the quintessential outdoor seat.

The mission style is a revival of old nineteenth century Spanish missions in California. The structures and accompanying furniture are simple, rustic and clean, using mainly wood, adobe and stucco as building material. Generally speaking, a mission glider is more often made from wood than an Adirondack rocker, owing mainly to the manufacturers and operation of the rockers. Overall, the style is characterized as having straight lines and exposed joinery, giving it a clean and modern feel. Unlike the Adirondack, mission style defines a larger scope of design rather than the same specific, definable features for each individual piece.

World of Warcraft Bots - Should You Use the Glider Bot?

Should you use a bot in World of Warcraft? This article should hopefully enlighten you before making a decision.

Recently the creators of Warcraft, Blizzard Entertainment send out a huge ban on accounts that ran bots which resulted in thousands of players losing their accounts. Botting may help make the game easier but remember it is against the rules. If losing your account is something you don't mind risking then botting may be the right choice for you. Some bots have tried to counter Blizzard by using a program that checks if the Warden is being updated. The Warden is the program that Blizzard uses to see if you have any foreign programs (like a bot) loaded in the background of your computer memory. If the Warden updates then the bot is supposed to cut itself off. This sounds alright on the surface but once again is very risky.

If you use a bot be prepared to be banned eventually. There is only so much the creators of such programs can do to stay one step ahead of the game makers. Some botters have went the way of setting up two accounts, one to bot with and a main clean account just in case they get banned with the other. Isn't it just simpler to not bot?

But should you bot? That is entirely up to you. Some players feel that using bots in World of Warcraft makes no sense because they are going to get banned in the end anyways. Others love the thrill and do it anyways. There are many different reasons you would bot.

Some people bot to get to level 70 as fast as possible. This is the fastest way to put the heat on you as far as getting banned. Sure it may be faster but if you are going to lose the character in the end, why do it?

Other people use bots to get as many honor pieces as possible. This is another option and is probably less risky. You can simply stop after you get how many S1 and S2 pieces you want and move on.

Some people bot for gold in Warcraft. This is also less risky because you can transfer all the gold to your main character but it might look suspicious. If you go this route and end up getting banned on both accounts you would be highly upset.

In the end, using bots in World of Warcraft is a decision entirely up to you. If you are a risk taker then you probably should do it. If you are a clean and cautious player you probably shouldn't bot and should use a strategy guide you can purchase online instead. The decision is entirely up to you.

Good Glider Rocking Chairs Aren't Hard to Find

The birth of an infant forces parents to make many decisions. Most of their decisions pertains safety and comfort of the baby. In addition, parents start considering ways to put their child to sleep hassle-free. This explains the reason why they end up buying glider rocking chairs for mum and newborn child. Usually, this seat is very comfortable and it has existed for many years. In other words, you have both modern and traditional rocking chairs that you could choose. Gliders are the modern styles and they are very reliable. They provide a very smooth movement as they have slides and hinges.

If you want this new age seat, all you have to do is pick the most appropriate type. You can order these chairs very quickly over the Internet. You need only search a website that does not only post product images. Look for one that posts product details, descriptions and reviews. Fortunately, the most suitable site would be Amazon. For those who never knew it, this popular web store is trustworthy. When you read reviews, you give yourself a chance to learn about a product from previous users.

For that reason, your shopping for a glider rocking chair becomes almost effortless. Before you can go shopping, there are considerations that would be necessary. First, consider the overall construction of the seat. You will be sitting on your chair daily as you nurse a child. You do not require a type with loose hinges, risky slides or even squeaky build. It should be very sturdy and the gliding motion has to be continuous. In other words, it should withstand a range of movement without sticking. You need to ensure that your seat does not have any signs of weakness so that it can serve you for a long time.

If it is shaky, then your little one cannot stand the noise it might produce. The main reason why parents look for these gliding seats is to aid baby sleep. This style will produce noises when you sit or get up from your seat. If you order this type today, you should return it, as it cannot help your baby to sleep peacefully. Look for brands that have a good reputation and it is easy to discover by reading product reviews. Another factor to consider is the ease of use. As you sit on it, you will be soothing a crying or a hungry infant. As you get up to put baby in bed, you will not want to wake him or her up.

Some babies are stubborn and will wake up quickly in case they sense mom is about to get up from the gliding bench. Be sure to choose a style that helps you sit down and stand up easily. For added comfort, order an upholstered style because it has special cushions. These new chairs have pads at the time of buying, unlike traditional hardwood rocking chairs. You may want to consider the ease of keeping the cushions clean all the times. Some of these have removable pads for easy cleaning. Look for these styles. In addition, you have an option of ordering a glider rocking chair with footrests, which some people do not prefer. You are different and that is why you might need footrests.

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Jeremy (1973) with Robby Benson Composed by Lee Holdridge I have a blue balloon, a happy tune Love enough to last me all through the afternoon I have a New York Times, fourteen dimes And explanations for the most profound nursery rhymes. Before the rivers run dry, Before the last sad goodbye Let us be kind to one another We can try. So don't just throw your love about It's not too late to find out Before the sand has all run out of the hour-glass. The carnival is here, the clowns appear Plastic painted people hold each other near Hopes are always high, they echo off the sky When it's over It's just the lonely sound of goodbye. Before the rivers run dry, Before the last sad goodbye Let us be kind to one another We can try. So don't just throw your love about It's not too late to find out Before the sand has all run out of the hour-glass. Too late to hide it now, it's all around us now Oh how I want you girl To lie beside me now. While there still is time and all my poems still rhyme Let me love you now, we can drink the good, good wine. Before the rivers run dry, Before the last sad goodbye Let us be kind to one another We can try. So don't just throw your love about You and me, had last find out, Before the sand has all run out of the hour-glass.



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Stunt Kite Flying Tips For Beginners

A stunt kite can reach speeds of 100 miles per hour and create hundreds of pounds of pull. Being at the helm of that speed and power can be heady and exciting. However, it can also be dangerous, especially in the hands of a novice. While anyone can learn to stunt fly, there are some basics beginners need to learn first.

Setting Up For Success

For the beginner looking to purchase his or her first sport flyer, the most important characteristic to look for is the length of the line. A longer line, preferably 75 to 120 feet long, gives the flyer more time to respond. As with all kites, shorter lines make for faster soaring, which increases the challenges for the person on the ground trying to control it.

For a beginner, it is also useful to have a helper for the first couple launches. The helper should hold the stunt kite while the flyer unrolls the line, keeping the tension in the lines. Then the helper should give the glider a gentle lift into the air. Don't get frustrated if it takes several tries for a successful launch. Launching and gaining control from lift-off are among the most difficult skills for a new stunt flyer to master.

Choosing The Best Site For Kites

Some of the best tips for selecting flying sites for kites are obvious but bear repeating. Never fly near power lines or in thunderstorms. Never fly near trees, houses or over roads or highways. And never fly over a person or animal.

Stunt flyers should have a pre-launch checklist they go through before every launch. It involves looking for hazards in the immediate area, such as those mentioned above. It also involves checking the site for other kites and making sure there is sufficient space to back up.

Stunt Kite Steering Tips

There is nothing complicated about steering a sport glider. Like all kites, it can go left, right or straight. To go left, pull the left line. To go right, pull the right line. Keep turning in just one direction and eventually you'll fly in a circle. Just gliding back and forth, left and right, in a large figure eight is good practice for a novice flyer. To slow down, move toward the glider. To go faster, pull the handles in. To land, let it go out to the left or right to slow down and eventually fall to the ground.

There's no need to raise one's arms or to jerk them when steering. Upraised arms do not affect height or control but will make the flyers' arms tired. Jerking will likely cause it to jump around mid-air and eventually crash. Pulling is another reflex that can lead a beginner astray. The more one pulls on the lines, the more tension is increased and therefore the more power and speed there will be.

It's common for flying lines to end up twisted. This usually occurs after gliding in a circle, whether on purpose or accidentally. It's possible to put a dozen such twists in the line before it affects control. To untwist the lines, simply fly the glider back in the opposite direction from the way it flew to get twisted.

Stunt flying is as simple as that. However, it does take practice to turn those lefts and rights into a more dynamic flying pattern complete with controlled diving and soaring. Practice these basics over and over again while observing safe flying, and soon you'll have an awe-inspiring stunt flying performance.

IN THE NURSERY perform 'Deus Ex Machina' Angers 1988

Unseen footage of IN THE NURSERY performing 'Deus Ex Machina' in Angers 20th October 1988. Vintage multi-camera black & white recording. The venue was MPT Monplaisir. We had just played Strasbourg the night before and the days travel was well over 630km. Turned up late, but just in time to unload, soundcheck & perform. The Audience were fantastic, and the auditorium had a huge backdrop for our visuals and projections. Enjoy this rare gem from the ITN archives



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Outdoor Canopy Swing Covers

Outdoor canopy swing covers are a valuable addition for your outdoor canopy swings. Outdoor canopy swings add comfort and elegance to your backyard. If the canopy swing is made of wood, it might require frequent polishing and termite treatment. In some cases, the swing cushions wear out quickly. In order to avoid these problems, the better idea is to purchase canopy swing covers. These are designed to fit any outdoor canopy swing. Outdoor canopy swing covers provide great protection from the sun, summer weather, and mildew.

Many different styles and varieties of outdoor canopy swing covers are offered for sale. Some outdoor canopy swing covers come with zippers and ties. Most of them feature embossed vinyl with PVC binding. Outdoor canopy swing covers made of polythene and breathable polyester fiber are durable. A wide array of color options is also available. With pre-made canopy swing covers, securing eyelets are provided to tie the cover. Weather-resistant acrylic fabric is another option for outdoor canopy swing covers. There is no need to cover the canopy swing, if the swing is rustproof. In this case, the canopy and swing cushion covers could be made with waterproof vinyl or PVC coated materials.

Outdoor canopy swing covers of virtually any size and color combination are available according to your choice. Most of the suppliers offer free shipping for the featured product. You can also find a wide range of selection in online stores at affordable prices. This allows shoppers a chance to compare the rates offered by different companies. It is better to check several sites before making a final decision.

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Sugar Gliders, The Perfect Pocket Pet

If you have been thinking about getting a great small pet that is friendly, fun and entertaining then you should consider a sugar glider! Here is some great information about these cute little critters.

Sugar Gliders are marsupials which means that the babies are born extremely immature and then grow in a pouch on the mothers abdomen until they are mature enough to survive outside her body on their own.

The adult sugar gliders size is usually around 5-6 inches long with a weight of 4-6 ounces.

Between the wrist and the ankle, sugar gliders have a fur covered membrane called a patapium. To see an example of a sugar glider in flight visit http://www.LittlePawsPetClub.blogspot.com. By spreading out their hands and feet the sugar gliders patapium acts like a parachute allowing the sugar glider to float through the air.

Sugar gliders have large apposable toes on their hind feet which allows them to grip branches. This assists the sugar glider while gliding from limb to limb and while climbing. Sugar gliders second and third toes form a grooming comb which they can use to groom their fur.

Sugar gliders are extremely social and enjoy companionship. Because of this fact sugar gliders usually bond well with their owners. If you do not have a lot of time to spend with your sugar glider it is a good idea to keep more than one.

If you plan on keeping more than one sugar glider it is advisable to raise them together from a young age as it can be difficult introducing unaquainted adults.

Be sure to purchase an appropriate cage for your sugar glider. It is best to get the largest cage that you can afford to give your sugar gliders plenty of room.

Before purchasing a sugar glider as a pet, be sure to research their nutritional needs. Sugar gliders have some special dietary calcium requirements that are important to follow to keep your sugar glider in optimum health.

Sugar gliders are nocturnal animals, so if you plan on owning a sugar glider be prepared to have a pet that is most active during the night. Sugar gliders make a chainsaw like sound, so you may want to place their cage in an area where their talking does not disturb you while you sleep.

In spite of the fact that sugar gliders are nocturnal, they are usually happy to spend time with their owners during the day by sleeping in a pocket or pouch. Many sugar glider owners find this trait particularly charming and take their little sugar glider pocket pets with them everywhere they go.

Rocker Glider a Must Have Baby Nursery Furniture

Birth of a child is one of the most cherished moments in life for anyone. Babies are god's gift to the parents. And hence every parent strives to give his or her child the best possible comforts of the world. A Rocker Glider is one such thing that every parent would like to have. Sitting on it and feeding the baby or just cuddling up with little one are things every parent wants to do. Slowly rocking this glider chair back and forth, humming a lullaby as the child relaxes in the parent's arm is a moment, which remains in one's memory for years to come.

Rocker Glider has slowly emerged as a MUST HAVE baby furniture. Smart craftsmen have managed to develop this nursery furniture so as to use it for multiple things. Even when the baby grows up and no longer needs it, one doesn't have to junk it away. It can be used as an easy rocking chair. Or it can be kept in your living room serving as a chair alongside your sofa or couch. Many of them are now available with a matching ottoman. Hence you can use the whole glider set as foot stool or even store spare blankets in the hollow ottoman. This ensures that you get maximum value from the hard earned money you spend.

There's a plethora of Rocker Glider varieties available in any furniture or baby store. It can have different types of cushions on it. For instance, one can get a rocker glider with leather or micro fiber made cushions. Leather can be also of different types ranging from soft, tender ones to hard and sturdy leathers. The arm rests could be a simple plain wooden one or could be thickly padded ones. If you can spend a little extra, you can get the cushion and the arm rest pads changed to match with other upholstery in the home.

One also needs to take care of this nursery furniture so that it remains in a usable condition for a long time. For instance, if the cushion cover is of leather, one has to be extra careful while feeding the baby. Dropping liquids or baby food on it or it can soil the finishing and can also make it stink if not cleaned properly. In this case, one should immediately clean the rocker glider with a soft cleansing liquid or soap so that it remains germ free and also has longer life. Some of recent rocker glider designs have detachable cushion or arm rests for ease of cleaning. If you don't prefer your baby wearing diapers all the time, then you have to ensure that the baby doesn't potty on it.

A little care will ensure that you can use the same Rocker Glider for more than one baby. It's small baby furniture but brings immense joy and happiness to home.

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Nowhere to Hang Outdoor Patio Swings? Then Your Answer is Outdoor Glider Swings

What could be more relaxing than the gentle swaying of outdoor patio swings? But what if you don't have a spot that you can hang your swing? Well your answer then, is one of the outdoor glider swings.

Gliders are a great option because there isn't any hanging installation necessary, so you can put it wherever you want. Find a shady spot out by the garden and just imagine how peaceful and relaxing it will be to enjoy your morning coffee, a leisurely afternoon read, or take in a beautiful sunset in the evening breeze.

You could even find yourself lulled into a refreshing nap while swaying gently away. With it's smooth rhythm and open slat design, outdoor glider swings are naturally cool and relaxing on a warm summer day.

You may have to wait your turn though, because these beautiful pieces will soon become a favorite spot for the whole family! You may want to get one of the face to face glider swings so you'll have enough room for everybody.

Your outdoor furniture glider is sure to quickly become your favorite spot for you and a loved one to relax. No matter how old we get, we've always loved that soft, back and forth motion, starting with the cradle, to a rocking chair, and now with outdoor patio swings.

Glider swings are more like a sofa than a swing. It glides back and forth on a frame, and works by foot power, you use your foot to make the glider go back and forth.

You can find an outdoor swing with canopy for shade anywhere in your yard or deck, or a glider porch swing for your porch or patio. If it's going to be on your patio then be sure to allow 2 to 3 feet of clearance in front of and behind the glider.

When deciding on your patio or yard furniture design, you can save money by adding an outdoor furniture glider as part of the arrangement. Their comfort and durability will keep you happily swinging away for many years.

No matter which type of outdoor patio swings you choose, they will never go out of style. You can have one that's made from one of several kinds of wood, including cedar or teak, there's natural wicker or the new resin wicker, and wrought iron swings for an elegant look. It'll surely be hard to pick just one!

Newbie's Guide to Guinea Pig Bedding

Cavies need comfortable bedding to sleep on and will also use it as a bathroom. There are many types of guinea pig bedding you can choose from. Some of these include shavings, paper, and hay. This article will discuss some of the common options for bedding for guinea pigs.

Wood Shavings

Wood shavings are a very popular choice for pigs. You can use pine pellets, pine shavings, and aspen shavings. Although using these shavings can lead to a lot of dust, it's one of the cheapest solutions. If you use pine shavings, it's best to air them out before use and use them in a well-ventilated cage. You should know that some cavies suffer an allergic reaction to shavings.

Paper

Another popular option for guinea pig bedding is shredded paper. Pigs love it because it's very comfortable. Its softness also assures that your pig won't get hurt. Shredded paper is also a good option if you have problems with a lot of dust since it won't produce any. It's important that you use shredded paper that's ink-free so that it won't be toxic to your pig.

Hay

One of the next bedding options is hay. Cavies need plenty of fresh hay in their diet. You can kill two birds with one stone and also use it for bedding. It's important that the hay isn't damp or moldy because that would be harmful to your pig. Some of the disadvantages of using hay is that is must be changed daily because it doesn't absorb liquids very well and molds easily.

Warning

There are a few things you should never use for guinea pig bedding. Sawdust is too fine and will easily be inhaled by your pig leading to health problems. If you choose to use straw, you should make sure there are no stiff stalks in it. Your pig may get stuck in the eye or suffer some other type of injury from it.

Outdoor Swing Replacement Cushions

Many of these outdoor swing replacement cushions are easily washable at home. They fit all types of outdoor swings. These cushions can be replaced easily when you want. You will find all weather cushions which are useful in different weather conditions at outdoor. These cushions are filled with fiber, which dry faster. These outdoor cushions resist mildew.

Outdoor swing replacement cushions come in different shapes and sizes to suit your different outdoor swings. These cushions come in small, large, standard sizes for your swings. The shapes available are also different. These swing replacement cushions come in various colours. You can choose from the available colours according to your preference.

The materials used for making these replacement cushions are different. You will find polyester as the basic material for outdoor cushions. Polyester is used because it is durable and it resists water, stains. It also resists fading and mildew. Spun is also used in them. Now other materials are also used in making such cushions.

Cotton is used for stuffing. They are available in different designs. These designs make the cushions more interesting and attractive for the buyers. There are different sellers of such items. You can find such sellers locally at your place. You can go to his showroom and check each and every one. You will also find them online.

Different online sellers and website are selling such outdoor replacement cushions. You can browse through the varieties and choose the one you like. You can always compare the prices of cushions in different sellers. You should also do this before you decide to buy one such type of cushions.

Radio Control Airplanes - (ARF) Versus (RC Kit)

Flying model airplanes is something I have enjoyed for most of my life. Like a lot of folks my age, I got started in the hobby as a kid flying control-line airplanes. My first aircraft was a Cox PT-19 .049 flight trainer. It was heavy and didn't fly very well, but I loved it. After the Cox was damaged beyond repair, my dad took me to a real hobby shop where we picked out my first kit. My father was a model airplane enthusiast from way back. In those days, they built all of their models from kits. Prefabricated ARF (Almost Ready to Fly) models were not even available at that time. So, from the beginning, I had to learn to build airplanes before I got a chance to fly them.

Years later, I began flying radio control. I started with a 2 meter glider, then moved on to powered flight. The first ARF type of plane I purchased was a Duraplane Aerobat 40. It was supposed to be nearly indestructible. I did eventually manage to destroy it, however. It was heavy and had to be flown at a high rate of speed. What I learned early on is that these prefabricated ARF planes were convenient, but they were a bit heavy and didn't fly as well as my kit built planes.

The same is true today. The best flying aircraft is one that is built strong, light and true. The old saying goes "build light-flies right" and "build straight-flies great". When you purchase an ARF or a RTF (Ready To Fly) R/C airplane today, you are most likely purchasing a product that was slapped together in some factory in China as quickly as possible, using the cheapest parts and supplies to get the job done. Admittedly, some ARFs are better than others, but even the good ones do not compare with the quality of a materials you will find in a reputable RC kit.

Unfortunately, the finished cost of a kit built plane versus a pre-built aircraft is about the same. Because you can purchase a good .40 size RC trainer kit for around $75, it may lead you to believe that it is more economical than purchasing a similar type of ARF plane for somewhere in the market of $110. What you should consider is that you may still have to purchase a fuel tank, wheels, wheel collars, fuel tubing, adhesives, covering material and other items that are not included in your RC kit. Most of the good RC kits will list the required items to finish the job. This alone is enough to steer some folks who are eager to get in the air toward purchasing an AFR or RTF type of plane. Why would you want to purchase something that will take days or weeks to build if it cost about the same as a pre-built aircraft?

The answer for me is simply the enjoyment of the building process. If you like tinkering or using your hands to make things, then you will probably love building an aircraft from an RC kit. But if you are hesitant to attempt to build anything after the disaster with the particle board entertainment center your wife brought home from Wal-mart for you to assemble, give yourself a break. The plans that come in the good kits are usually full-size and very well written. Most folks are at the average skill-level and will do fine building from a kit.

I also realize some people just don't have any desire to build a plane from a box of parts and pieces. That's ok. Building an aircraft from a set of plans and a box of assorted balsa and plywood can seem a bit daunting. And, if this is your first time building an RC kit, you may also have to purchase some building materials and tools which will again bring the cost of the plane up. These are all good things to consider. The nice thing about tools however, is that you get to keep them for the next project! .

Also, if you enjoy learning all of the intricacies of your chosen hobby, you should consider building from a kit. I have learned a great deal about aircraft design, building techniques and aerodynamics by assembling my own aircraft. If you are just getting into flying RC airplanes, then the knowledge, skills and ability you gain from building your own aircraft will be invaluable. I would also like to suggest that folks who bought an ARF for their first and/or second aircraft, consider building an RC kit for their next project. It really does take you to a higher level of the hobby. Once you have built a few kits, you will find yourself making slight modifications to personalize or improve your aircraft. You will borrow design ideas from one set of plans and apply them to another. Or you may try something completely different altogether..

I used the (TLAR) design model to make my early aircraft design modifications. Which is a very precise and intricate method that stands for (That Looks About Right)! The first time I tried my hand at modifying a plane was when I found the wing of a crashed glider in the woods near my house. I guess I was about 15 years old at the time. I took a couple of feet of the wing of the crashed glider and attached a solid balsa fuselage to it. Next I added a motor mount, tail feathers and then installed an extra bell crank I had from a previous crashed model. I strapped a .049 motor on it, cranked it up and I was in business! Granted, building a control-line model from scratch is much easier than a RC airplane, but I was still proud of my creation.

The first time I made a modification to a RC airplane was also memorable experience. It was on my .40 size trainer. I had already learned to fly and had moved on to a more aerobatic aircraft. So the trainer had been sitting in the hanger for a while. Then one day, my friend asked me to teach him how to fly. I hadn't really considered myself an instructor, but I was eager to have a buddy to fly with. These were also the days before I had joined a flying club.

So I dusted off the trainer and took my buddy to a large, empty soccer complex to give him his first flight lesson. He learned very quickly and after flying for a while, we received some attention from the neighborhood kids. This was a fairly normal occurrence. I have always enjoyed the way model airplanes attract children. I guess it reminds me of when I was a kid. In fact, if I have a buddy-box hooked up, I usually allow one or two of the kids to fly for a bit at a decent altitude! On this particular day, one of the more creative kids asked, "Hey Mister, can your plane drop bombs?" Of course I answered no, but the kid inside me thought, "Now that would be cool!"

When I got back home, I couldn't stop thinking about that kid's question. My creative juices started flowing, and soon I found myself out in the garage dismantling my airplane. I used the knowledge about aircraft design I had gained from kit building to decide on the best place to carry an additional payload. Of course it only made sense to place it over the center of gravity. That way it wouldn't be nose-heavy or tail-heavy. If I kept it balanced, I felt that the added weight wouldn't affect the flight characteristics as much. However to my dismay, the receiver, servos, landing gear and battery where already crowded over the center of gravity. So, to make a space for my intended bomb-bay, I had to move the receiver and servo locations toward the rear of the craft. I also had to move the battery forward and then add a small amount of nose weight to keep the plane balanced. The landing gear had to stay put. It really wasn't that hard.

The next step was to design a hinged door that would open and close via a servo using the extra channel on my 6 channel radio. Voila! The result was a remote control bomb bay that was large enough to fit a grade-AA extra large chicken egg. It worked beautifully! However, we soon had to abandon the "egg-bomb" idea. It ended up being a bit too destructive. It's amazing what a silly, little egg can do to the hood of a 1972 Dodge Dart from an altitude of a couple hundred feet! Yikes! So, I switched to paratroopers and the kids liked that even better!

I have really enjoyed building and flying model airplanes through the years. The majority of the aircraft I have built and flown have been from RC kits. But I believe the pinnacle of every kit builders career, is when you design and build your first aircraft from scratch, without a set of purchased plans. Scratch-building has turned out to be the most fun and challenging part of the hobby for me. I have learned how to cut my own foam wing cores, boost the power of my engines and make airplane parts from the most unlikely and ordinary items. Talk about being frugal. The last airplane I created cost me all of $20 to build and flew like a bat-out-of-hell!

Although I could probably write a whole book on scratch building, the scope of this article is to discuss the pros and cons of building an airplane from an RC kit as opposed to buying an ARF or a RTF. So, here goes!

The pros are: you will learn a great deal more about the aircraft you are flying, you will learn more about aerodynamics and aviation, you will learn how to modify and improve existing designs, and you may possibly discover a whole new facet of the hobby of RC aircraft to enjoy. The cons are: you may end up spending more money on tools and supplies initially, you will take more time in the workshop before you have an air-worthy ship to fly, and building an aircraft from an RC kit does require a basic level of skill.

The fact is, building airplanes from scratch or from an RC kit is not for everyone. If you are just starting out and are eager to get in the air, then perhaps an ARF trainer would be a better choice for your first plane. If you just don't have the extra time to dedicate to the hobby right now, then an RTF or ARF might suit you better. But please keep in mind, at some point in the hobby you may want to reconsider building a model airplane from an RC kit. For me, there is a wonderful sense of accomplishment and a feeling of pride when I stand back and admire a newly completed aircraft that has been built from scratch or from a kit. In fact, it is fair to say that I enjoy building just as much as flying. And that's the truth.

6 Unique Apartment Pets

Nothing makes apartment living fun like a playful pet. Fido and Felix bring a number of new elements to an apartment other than the additional smell. On any given day pets add companionship, humor, personality, and tons of fun to even the most monotonous dwellings. Although dogs and cats lead the pack of domesticated pals there are a number of untraditional, unique, and exotically extravagant creatures available. So, if you are seeking a cute, small, or just out of the ordinary companion check out the little buggers that round out my list of Top Six Unique Apartment Pets.

6) Pot-Bellied Pigs- While slightly destructive at times, Pot-Bellied Pigs can be as easy, if not easier to train than dogs. They're playful, curious, caring, surprisingly odorless, and they don't bark. Natural "rooters" and highly intelligent, these pets can get quite stubborn in their desperate search to feed their addiction to food, learning to open cabinets, drawers, bins, and find their way into making a real mess of the kitchen. Keeping food locked up is only a fraction of commitment to caring for these lovable little oinkers. Pot-Bellied Pigs may require much care, financial, and time commitment, but make an extremely fun pet and incredible family member.

5) Hedgehog- Although not a very social animal, a tamed hedgehog can make a nice furry friend. With a life-span of 4-6 years, Hedgehogs are relatively easy to care for and are easy to feed with high quality cat food. When they feel threatened these animals will roll into a ball, poking out the prickly spines on their back. These spines are not a big danger, but getting a hedgehog used to human handling is one of the biggest steps in making them comfortable and you avoiding getting poked. A seemingly quiet animal, they don't require a lot of attention and are great at entertaining themselves.

4) Chinchillas- Pets don't get much softer or cuddlier than one of these very soft, furrycreatures. Like most exotic mammals on this list, if handled from a young age Chinchillas bond very closely with their human owners. For a smaller animal they have quite the extensive life span, lasting about 15 years. An active and playful animal by nature, having a spacious cage and many toys available for the Chinchilla will add to their happiness and natural comfort level. Surprisingly, these little guys bathe in dust to keep their coat silky and smooth, so having a dust bath is a necessity. Does anyone else see the irony in the fact that an animal can bathe itself in dust to maintain a clean, shiny coat of fur?

3) Ferrets- A very mischievous animal, Ferrets can be highly entertaining. One of the more common animals on this list, Ferrets are known to sleep long hours (up to 18 hrs/day) and be very active during dawn and dusk. Most will adapt their sleeping and active times to fit that of their owner's schedule. While they do have a reputation for having a musky smell, Ferrets are typically fixed and descented before being sold. Ferret owners should always try to be aware of the whereabouts of their pet as a ferret's curiosity can lead it anywhere in the home. Living roughly 6-8 years, Ferrets make a really awesome and extremely fun apartment pet.

2) Prairie Dogs- One of the most social, playful, and active animals on this list, Prairie Dogs can make incredibly fun pets for an apartment. If trained very young to be around humans, these furry creatures become affectionate and very caring to their owners. With this need for affection, they require a good amount of attention. Feeding on rabbit pellets, hay, and the occasional treat, it's fairly easy to keep a Prairie Dogs' belly full. Make sure to have many chewable toys available as they do like to chew on things and you don't want them to chew on you.

1) Sugar Gliders- This is the ultimate apartment pet. Sugar Glider's are extremely social and bond naturally with their human owners. This in mind, these animals do require quite a bit of daily attention and interaction as without it they can at times become depressed or even die. A marsupial, the Sugar Glider is quite comfortable hanging out in a shirt pocket all day, cuddling close to its owner. They are a very endearing and non-aggressive pet that typically lives 12-14 years, so will make a wonderful long time pet that'll connect well with its owner. Being small, fun, and easy to care for makes the Sugar Glider the perfect apartment pet!

That rounds out the list of Top Six Unique Apartment Pets. There are an increasing number of viable pet options for apartment dwellers out there, so make sure and look around and weigh those options to find the perfect pet for you and your place.

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Storkcraft Glider Rocker - Where to Get the Best Deal

If you're looking for a Storkcraft glider rocker, then you're reading the right article. I was looking for one myself and found the best place to get it from.

Imagine this scenario:

The baby is crying and although she or he has been fed, the tears keep rolling down the little one's face. You're tired and while picking up the infant, you ease yourself into the Storkcraft rocker that was delivered that very afternoon. Within minutes, your gentle rocking has sent the baby off into slumber land.

This is a scenario that probably happens in many homes around the world, the only difference is whether there is a rocker or not. In times long gone, rocking a baby to sleep was performed by a mother gently swaying backward and forward on the sofa while watching "My Three Sons" on a black and white television. There was, and still is, the pacing method of getting the kid to sleep. The rocking chair however, has been around for a couple of centuries and is still a handy piece of furniture to have.

Why is the Storkcraft glider rocker so popular?

The Storkcraft rocking chair is a chair that will not only have your baby sleeping within minutes, but more than likely, you as well. Built from solid polished and stained wood, the chair is a fashionable piece of craftsmanship. The following qualities are what make this particular product from Stork Craft an excellent purchase.

Ample seating - even if you have a very large posterior. Side pockets on the arms allow you to keep newspapers, magazines and the TV remote near. Heaven forbid having to get out of this chair to search for the channel changer. The back and seat cushions are washable, but only by hand - machine washing is not recommended. The chair is suitable and will enhance the décor in every room in your house. You can buy a matching ottoman to rest your tired legs on after a hard day's work or shopping.

You'll be surprised by the comfort of the Storkcraft glider and the ease in which the chair rocks and glides. It is the encased ball bearings that give the chair its gentle, silent and smooth movement. The Stork Craft Company makes a variety of nursery furniture and the Stork craft glider rocker is one of the company's best products. Whether there is a baby in your home or you are without children, the Stork Craft glider rocker is just what you need to bring a little extra comfort to your life.

Where can you purchase a Storkcraft glider rocker?

Well, you can go to your local stores, of course. Or, you can go online and search for the best price. That would take a lot of effort and time. I've shopped around for a while, I've searched the internet, and I found a good place to get the best prices on these Storkcraft glider rockers.

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Download Free PSP Music

Still looking for free PSP music downloads? It can often be tough, with all these PSP download sites claiming to have "free music downloads". Here is a simple guide to finding it.

The PSP will only play music in MP3 format. So you have a few choices when searching for PSP music.

There are plenty of pay-per-download sites out there, such as iTunes. These sites will offer quality downloads, but when you pay a dollar a song it starts to add up when you build a music collection like mine. So this method is not recommended if you plan to download multiple PSP songs.

Another option is to download a free peer-to-peer program, such as Limewire. These peer-to-peer programs are basically file sharing programs where you download the files from other users. The upside is that they can be used for free, the downside is that often the files may be low quality. I've downloaded lots of songs where I've noticed the song wasn't what I downloaded. Another thing to be aware of when using peer-to-peer programs is viruses. Often the files will contain harmful trojans and viruses. This method is not recommended for downloading PSP music.

There are sites out specially designed for PSP downloads. The downloads include PSP music, games, movies, wallpaper, software, and more. So how much do these sites cost to join? It obviously depends on the site, some of them will require you to pay a monthly subscription fee, while others may charge a one-time fee around $35. The reputable PSP download sites will give you access to unlimited downloads with no extra fees. This can save you a TON of money in the long run.

So, what do you need to look for in a PSP downloading service?

One-Time Membership Fee - Never pay a monthly fee, only join services which charge a one-time fee.
Unlimited Downloads - Look for services that don't limit the amount of your downloads.
Customer Service - Free 24/7 technical support is definitely a plus, who knows when you may need it.

You can benefit in more ways than one by joining a PSP downloading service. With the ability to find all your PSP music, games, movies, and more, it can be a PSP owners dream come true.