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Each morning Americans who closely follow news events switch on a variety of televised sources and flip through daily newspapers before carrying on with their day. They catch up on the latest updates from Iraq, Iran, North Korea, Russia and Chechnya, as well as sports, weather and the markets. Their interests lie in domestic affairs, world flash points and any place where Americans are directly involved.
Up north in Canada, a similar modus operandi takes place amongst news junkies. Familiar American call signs such as CNN, MSNBC and CBS are interspersed with Canadian news agencies such as CBC and CTV. The point is that Canadians hunger for the latest stories about our giant neighbor to the south as much or more than they seek information on what's happening in their own country. However, unless there is a missile crossing the Canadian territory toward the U.S., or a terrorist alert, there is definitely not a reciprocal pattern in American households.
This fact leads some Canadians to complain that Americans should know more about the huge country sitting above the forty-ninth parallel. Other Canadians couldn't care less about the attention but feel that at least some knowledge of Canada would bring about a greater cooperation over a wide spectrum of issues including fair trade.
The reality boils down to a fact of human nature: Nobody really cares about someone unless he or she does something earth-shattering, like land a Cessna in Moscow's Red Square or spend a night at Neverland Ranch. The vast majority of the people on the planet just pass by unnoticed. And, in the category of countries, so does Canada.
There is an overused line from former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau who stated that living next to the U.S. is like "a mouse sleeping next to an elephant." The animals get a long fine but the mouse feels every twitch and spasm made by the huge animal and must be vigilant in case it rolls over. In fact the elephant doesn't even know the mouse is there.
As our largest trading partner, the U.S. twitches often and sometimes with long spasms when it comes to trade realations. And it also rolls over. Just let one "mad cow," a box of moldy potatoes or an extra load of pine lumber push the right set of buttons in Congress and the longest undefended border in the world suddenly becomes a one-sided wall. As a result, many of those Canadians who wished that the U.S. would pay more attention to their country find themselves suffering the effects of a painful trade embargo: beef ranch foreclosures, mountains of rotten potatoes and idle lumber mills.
However, Canada has its own spasm that, if ever unleashed, would cause untold grief to its southern "elephant." This is Quebec nationalism. In 1980, the provincial leader of Quebec, René Lévesque, held a referendum in the province on forming a new country. It failed, but fifteen years later Lucien Bouchard came within 2% of a 51% majority. Armchair political analysts still argue over the results and dozens of doctorates in political science have been awarded on the volatile subject.
If the referendum had succeeded the northern hinterland would definitely gain the attention of Americans. With the big hole left by Quebec's departure Canada might suffer the woeful existence of Pakistan and East Pakistan after the break up of colonial India.
It is also a fact that a new country called Quebec would have the blessing of France - not a great American friend - plus a multitude of countries and interest groups with a less-than-benign view of the U.S. The Department of Homeland Security might be treated to a situation tantamount to another Cuba, but a really big one, encompassing hundreds of miles of direct border.
Now, ten years after the Quebec Referendum, the mouse is still in relatively good stead with the powerful pachyderm. Despite the successful forays by lobbyists of American industry to gain advantages over their weaker NAFTA counterpart the two countries remain quite friendly. Canada did not support the venture into Iraq, but did provide troops for Afghanistan, and its citizens gave comfort to thousands of American airline passengers during those horrible days of September 2001. That's what friends do.
So there are two things for advocates of American protectionism to consider: Number one is this: if a future Quebec leader succeeds in splitting the large mouse in half will the "twitches and spasms" be reversed in almost earth-shattering proportions?
The second is: When American farmers, ranchers, loggers, and other purveyors of raw materials, reach the breaking point in their attempts to supply economical food and building supplies to its citizens will the previously-spurned Canadian production already be tied to other markets such as China and the European community?
Kim Kinrade invites you to to his website and blog on the many wonders of Nova Scotia, Canada's Atlantic Playground. http://www.traveltonovascotia.com There is so much to see and do in Nova Scotia within a small area that it has become an optimum destination for many travelers.
Find the Best PC Games: Flight Pro Sim Review
Recently I purchased Flight Pro Sim and trialed it out. This was to ensure I got an unbaised review of what really is on offer, and I was pleasantly surprised…
After thorough testing I have no doubt that anyone who purchases Flight Pro Sim will be more than happy with what they find inside.
In fact, when I logged in and downloaded the software in the members area quite frankly it contained what a lot of other flight simulator software companies sell as their full suite for a couple of hundred dollars.
In a flash it was downloaded and I was going over the install. The simulator itself was very straight forward, and installed quickly. I tried the extra add-on packs and they also installed quickly.
It was now time to test out the actual flight simulator. It started and I went over the amazing selection of planes. Far more than I thought, then on to choose the take off location and off I went.
The first thing that blew me away was the realistic controls. I had a go at flying a Cessna and was surprised as to the level of detail that has gone into this simulator. Unlike an arcade game, it actually took some time to master the controls and get into the air. Already I know this will be a keeper and not some boring game with no challenges.
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Flight Pro Sim Landing
Although normally I am not a fan of user manuals (most tend to be far too indepth), I found the Flight Pro Sim Quick Start Guide had everything I needed to start flying and it is only a couple of short pages.
Once air borne I was surprised again as to the level of detail as I flew close to the ground I had trees, sheep, a bridge and then the buildings came hurtling towards me. I tested it out further and went higher. Soon I was up in the clouds and blinded by the sun, literally….
After a couple of flight hours, I manged to get the hang of most of the basic skills. I was addicted and soon I was looping through the 3D clouds..
To really test it out I loaded the extra addon scenery packs to see if I could fly anywhere as they claimed…. and soon I was over the Effiel tower. I tried again and did the amazing Grand Canyon Tour, then again from Israel to Jordan and over the Dead Sea.
Flight Pro Sim Scenery
I quickly found out that yes this flight sim does over deliver on the promise of freedom and actually gives you unlimited flying options. The best this is I have gone all over the world in only a few hours, without actually leaving the living room.
This software is very comprehensive, the controls even look and feel realistic. The wind direction matters and even the slope of the runway!
The Flight Pro Sim members area also has a comprehensive manual that was easy to follow and pointed out exactly how to get started. This is simple enough for beginners to understand, yet goes into enough detail for all those advanced flight experts. There is even a guide called ‘Flight School’ to get you in the air in the shortest period of time possible.
So why would you buy any othersoftware that is five times more when Flight Pro Sim has EVERYTHING you need in one place?
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Here’s a rundown:
The base package has about 50 planes available for you to try out. I do however recommend that you get the add-on pack as this gives you well over 100 more planes to try out.
- The air craft available are diverse and range from the 1903 Wright Flyer, strange flapping wing “ornithopters”, 747’s and A320, various military jets, and far to many more to list
- You also have the option of flying different Helicopters
- The full scenery lets you fly any where in the world
- Night flying is a treat as you actually see ground lighting from urban areas and headlights on major highways
- The map data is based off actual USA military data
- The aircraft controls are very realistic
- Realistically models real world instrument behaviour.
- Instruments that lag in real life lag correctly, gyro drift is modelled correctly, and the magnetic compass is subject to aircraft body forces
- There are over 20,000 real world airports in the fully set
- Correct Airport Lighting
- Correct runway markings, placement and approach lighting. Directional airport lighting that smoothly changes intensity as your relative view - direction changes
- Taxiway Lighting
- Taxiways available for many larger airports (including green centre line lights when appropriate)
- Real Life Runway Elevation
- Sloping runways (runways change elevation like they usually do in real life)
- You can get together with your friends and try out the Multi player game mode
- Work with other flight fans to fly in formation or do acrobatics.
- Real time Integration with Google Maps
- There are realistic 3D cockpit views where you get full control of everything
- Support for aircraft carrier landings on the Nimitz and on The Eisenhower.
- The carriers are equipped with a working catapult, arrester wires, elevators, TACAN and FLOLS
- You can record your flight for later viewing
- There are so many different views available. You can look out the window, at the seats in the plane, back at the plane…
- You can try out Air-Air refuelling with the two tanker aircraft
- Auto pilot function
- Challenging and fun simulator that will give you hours of fun
- Multi PC License – This can be used on as many systems as you want.
- 100% FREE updates.
- Fantastic customer support
My advice is that if you truly want a fun yet challenging real life flying simulator then Flight Pro Sim is essential.
Rest assured, I have tried Flight Pro Sim and can personally recommend this product.
From my review I have found that Flight Pro Sim is easy to use, offers loads of extra features.
This is an amazing piece of software and is available at a bargain price, you really can not lose.
This is really the closest I have come to Real Life Flying without even leaving the house!
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New flyer with Cessna 182 from Skyartec?
I just got this plane and am a new flyer. I crashed it on the first try because I didn't have the elevator right (oops). It broke the prop and a little of the wing. The wing is glued back together and holding strong. The prop has been replaced with the extra we got with the plane. The wheels are to small to drive on grass so Im going to try landing on the road. Is this a good idea? When I throw it to take of how hard should it be thrown? And how far should I raise the elevator? Does anybody have any advice? After I crashed we came home to charge the battery. When I plugged the balance charger in the red light came on like its suppose to. Next I plugged the battery into the balance charger. The green light is suppose to turn on when charging correctly. The green light is also suppose to flash when the battery isn't charging correctly. The green light didn't even turn on?! Please answer all my questions if possible.
In real life, you need very little elevator back-pressure to lift off in a 182.
If it is a scale-model that is aerodynamically accurate, start to slowly pull back once you have sufficient airspeed.
Hint- Try to determine which direction the wind is coming from and take off directly into it. This will give you a higher airspeed with a lower ground speed.
Among the benefits of taking off into the wind is a shorter ground roll.
I have no idea about the charger. Your best bet might be to call the manufacturers customer service dept. Or check out the troubleshooting tips in the instruction manual.
You may have better luck by posting this in a different section.
Here's a forum I found online of Skyartec Cessna 182 owners. You might find some tips to help you.
http://www.wattflyer.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-24999.html
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