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COLUMBUS, OH – Outdoor enthusiasts can now enjoy peak fall color during visits to Ohio's state parks, forests and natural areas. And autumn fun doesn't stop when the sun goes down. Ohio state parks offer Halloween campouts, haunted trails and other great activities allowing families to create long lasting memories.
"For many people, the beautiful foliage is just one part of the autumn experience," said Casey Burdick, fall foliage expert for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Forestry. "They are thrilled to spend the day hiking, boating or hunting beneath the cover of the colored forests, but the experience is that much more enjoyable when they can continue with hayrides, pumpkin carving contests, costume contests and more at an Ohio State Park."
Ohioans and out-of-state visitors who are looking for haunting good times can celebrate Halloween a little early with trick or treat events and spooky haunted trails.
This coming weekend, check out one of the following events at one of your Ohio State Parks or local partners…
Halloween Campout, East Fork (SW) - Oct. 22-23. Games, contests, hayrides & trick or treat. (513) 734-4323.
Halloween Campout, Lake Alma (SE) - Oct. 22-23. Campsite decorating & trick or treat. (740) 384-4474.
Halloween Campout #2, Mohican (NE) - Oct. 22-24. Pet & campsite decorating contests, trick or treat, nature programs & crafts for campers & cottage guests. (419) 994-4290.
"Hollow"een Fest, Quail Hollow (NE) - Oct. 23, 4-8 PM. Haunted Manor House tours, hayrides & a bonfire. A fee is charged for the haunted house. (330) 877-6652.
Halloween Party, Sycamore (SW) - Oct. 23. Games & seasonal activities. (937) 854-4452.
To find out more about these and other events, visit www.ohiodnr.com. The site will serve as a premier guide to Ohio's fall color season. Its pages provide information for travelers who want to map a scenic road trip, adventurers who are refreshed and energized by the cool autumn weather, vacationers who seek places of solace to enjoy the changing seasons and even the students who need a resource for leaf collection projects. Ohioans and out-of-state visitors can also find information about fall foliage by calling 1-800-BUCKEYE or visiting www.discoverohio.com/autumnadventures.
Ohio's 74 state parks, 21 state forests and 134 state nature preserves provide excellent locations to view fall foliage. Here are the most current reports from selected locations:
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Alum/Delaware Creek State Parks
Beaver Creek/Guilford Lake State Parks
Blackhand Gorge Nature Preserve
Dillon/Blue Rock State Parks
Buck Creek State Park
Burr Oak State Park
Caesar Creek State Park
Clifton Gorge Nature Preserve
Deer Creek State Park
Harrison Lake State Park/Forest
Hocking Hills State Park/Forest
Hueston Woods State Park
Indian Lake State Park
John Bryan State Park
Kent Bog Nature Preserve
Kiser Lake State Park
Lake Hope State Park
Malabar Farm State Park
Maumee State Park/Forest
Mohican State Park/Forest
Mt. Gilead State Park
Pike Lake/Paint Creek State Parks
Near Peak
Punderson State Park
Quail Hollow/Wingfoot State Parks
Salt Fork State Park
Shawnee State Park
Sycamore State Park
Tar Hollow State Park/Forest
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Van Buren State Park
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COLOR CONDITION KEY: Changing – Still mostly green, less than 25 percent color. Near Peak – Significant color showing – anywhere from 30 to 60 percent color. Peak – Peak colors – as much as 85 percent showing. Fading – Fading from peak conditions and leaves falling to forest floor.
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the fifth release in a series of updates that will highlight some of the best locations to enjoy Ohio's fall color season. ODNR's web site will post updated reports each Wednesday. News releases will be issued weekly by ODNR on Wednesday mornings to announce the reports, now through early November. Also online see fall foliage video reports with information from ODNR's fall color specialist, Casey Burdick.
For further information, contact: Casey Burdick, ODNR Division of Forestry 614. 212. 3286 Jason Fallon, ODNR External Affairs 614. 265. 6842


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Temperature Effects on DNA Chip Experiments from Surface Plasmon Resonance Imaging: Isotherms and Melting Curves Biophysical Journal, Volume 92, Issue 3, 1 February 2007, Pages 935-946 J.B. Fiche, A. Buhot, R. Calemczuk and T. Livache Abstract We present an analysis of hybridization experiments on a DNA chip studied by surface plasmon resonance imaging. The reaction constants at various temperatures and for different probe lengths are obtained from Langmuir isotherms and hybridization kinetics. The melting curves from temperature scans are also obtained without any labeling of the targets. The effects of the probe length on the hybridization thermodynamics, deduced from the temperature dependence of the reaction constants as well as from the melting curves, suggest dispersion in the length of the hybridization segments of the probes accessible to the targets. Those are, however, sufficient to suggest efficient point mutation detection from temperature scans. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (321 kb) |
Osmotic Properties of Poly(Ethylene Glycols): Quantitative Features of Brush and Bulk Scaling Laws Biophysical Journal, Volume 84, Issue 1, 1 January 2003, Pages 350-355 Per Lyngs Hansen, Joel A. Cohen, Rudi Podgornik and V. Adrian Parsegian Abstract From glycosylated cell surfaces to sterically stabilized liposomes, polymers attached to membranes attract biological and therapeutic interest. Can the scaling laws of polymer "brushes" describe the physical properties of these coats? We delineate conditions where the Alexander-de Gennes theory of polymer brushes successfully fits the intermembrane distance versus applied osmotic stress data of Kenworthy et al. for poly(ethylene glycol)-grafted multilamellar liposomes. We establish that the polymer density and size in the brush must be high enough that, in a bulk solution of equivalent monomer density, the polymer osmotic pressure is independent of polymer molecular weight (the des Cloizeaux semidilute regime of bulk polymer solutions). The condition that attached polymers behave as semidilute bulk solutions offers a rigorous criterion for brush scaling-law behavior. There is a deep connection between the behaviors of semidilute polymer solutions in bulk and polymers grafted to a surface at a density such that neighbors pack to form a uniform brush. In this regime, two-parameter unconstrained fits of the Alexander-de Gennes brush scaling laws to the Kenworthy et al. data yield effective monomer lengths of 3.3–3.6Å, which agree with structural predictions. The fitted distances between grafting sites are larger than expected from the nominal mole fraction of poly(ethylene glycol)-lipids; the chains apparently saturate the surface. Osmotic stress measurements can be used to estimate the actual densities of membrane-grafted polymers. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (272 kb) |
Sensitivity, Specificity, and the Hybridization Isotherms of DNA Chips Biophysical Journal, Volume 86, Issue 2, 1 February 2004, Pages 718-730 A. Halperin, A. Buhot and E.B. Zhulina Abstract Competitive hybridization, at the surface and in the bulk, lowers the sensitivity of DNA chips. Competitive surface hybridization occurs when different targets can hybridize with the same probe. Competitive bulk hybridization takes place when the targets can hybridize with free complementary chains in the solution. The effects of competitive hybridization on the thermodynamically attainable performance of DNA chips are quantified in terms of the hybridization isotherms of the spots. These relate the equilibrium degree of the hybridization to the bulk composition. The hybridization isotherm emerges as a Langmuir isotherm modified for electrostatic interactions within the probe layer. The sensitivity of the assay in equilibrium is directly related to the slope of the isotherm. A simpler description is possible, in terms of c50 values specifying the bulk composition corresponding to 50% hybridization at the surface. The effects of competitive hybridization are important for the quantitative analysis of DNA chip results, especially when used to study point mutations. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (200 kb) |
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J. Fuchs, J.-B. Fiche, A. Buhot, , R. Calemczuk and T. Livache
Corresponding authorDNA microarrays find applications in an increasing number of domains where more quantitative results are required. DNA being a charged polymer, the repulsive interactions between the surface of the microarray and the targets in solution are increasing upon hybridization. Such electrostatic penalty is generally reduced by increasing the salt concentration. In this article, we present equilibrium-melting curves obtained from dedicated physicochemical experiments on DNA microarrays in order to get a better understanding of the electrostatic penalty incurred during the hybridization reaction at the surface. Various salt concentrations have been considered and deviations from the commonly used Langmuir adsorption model are experimentally quantified for the first time in agreement with theoretical predictions.


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In 2003, he won the Laurence Olivier Award for "Most Promising Newcomer" for his performance in the play Where Do We Live at the Royal Court Theatre. is mooning!" he declares, collapsing into laughter as he catches sight of the actor's bare backside through the room's glass partition. "That's made my night. Lovely." This impromptu display is just one of the many highlights from a press launch celebrating the return to our TV screens of the Doctor's second-best (or should that be worst?) baddies, the Cybermen. It's been nearly 20 years since the metal meanies A Meanie is a small stuffed animal made by Topkat LLC, starting in 1997 and lasting until 2000. A Meanie is a type of bean bag in the form of a stuffed animal toy. Beanie Fad last menaced the Time Lord, but in this blistering two-part story - which begins on Saturday - they prove age has not withered them. All who stand in their way are either swiftly "upgraded" into new Cybermen to swell the ranks, or "deleted". Terminally. Understandably, not everyone gets out of the encounter alive, and events prove pivotal for the Doctor's companion, Mickey. For a now trouser-wearing Noel Clarke, who plays the hapless mechanic-turned-time traveller, the past year has been building up to this tale. "I was told what was going to happen in this story right after the screening of the first episode of the series in 2005," explains the 30-year-old. "From the moment Russell revealed it to me I was like, 'Yeah, most definitely'. "Getting the scripts I was just amazed, really, because there were times when Mickey was just a buffoon. But he's clearly developed from getting stuck in a bin in episode one, to becoming progressively braver. "For me that's been fulfilling to see a character go from being loathed, to people saying how they love this guy now." Set on a parallel Earth, the story presents Noel with an interesting challenge as Mickey runs into a duplicate version of himself, a grizzled freedom fighter named Ricky. Naturally, the actor takes on both roles. "It was good being able to play a macho, gruff version of the character," he smiles, "and when I saw we had scenes together, I just couldn't wait to do it." One moment in particular proved especially challenging to shoot, as Ricky ties up his counterpart and questions him. "That was a long, long day," he sighs, "because I had to do a lot of green screen stuff. I had to do everything one way first, so it was all the Mickey stuff, then I had to do the bits where Ricky walks around him, which was quite difficult." As for his 'co-star', he's not impressed. "The other guy was a nightmare!" he jokes. "He wasn't as nice as me. He was always grumping and groaning. I think he had some problems. His trailer wasn't as big as mine, maybe that's what it was." Working with the Cybermen also threw up a few quirks. "One of the guys in the suit had a terrible cold," he laughs. "He started sneezing, like, really bad, and he said, 'I need to get out'. "So they opened him up, and all the other Cybermen actors said, 'I don't want to wear that helmet'. So they numbered it to make sure he got the same one all the time after that. "At the auditions for Cybermen, one guy got down to the final ten, but he'd yet to wear the helmet. When they clipped him in, he just panicked. It's a tough way to realise you're claustrophobic, I guess." Without revealing too much, by the story's conclusion it looks like Noel's association with Doctor Who could be at an end. However, he points out this may not necessarily be the case. "It's a sci-fi show, so anything could happen." Whatever does transpire, he's aware Doctor Who will always be a part of his life. "I think it's fine that people are going to associate me with the programme," he says. "I've no problem with that. "When I first joined, I didn't have any doubts it was going to be huge, I always thought, 'It's Doctor Who. It can't not be huge'." 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As for his own personal legacy, he likes to downplay the fact that in Doctor Who's 43-year history, he's the first black companion to have travelled in the Tardis. "Did that mean anything?" he ponders. "I guess it always means something, but what's important is to not make an issue of it. You just kind of go with it. "The fact that I happen to be a black actor is beside the point, I'm an actor first. "But, I guess it is great, particularly because it means little kids of ethnic origin who are playing at Doctor Who now don't just have to be a villain or a monster. "They can say, 'I'm Mickey', instead of K9, or a Cyberman, or Henchman pounds 4." He's obviously immensely proud of the series and his contribution to it. "I think this year it's a million times better than last time," he asserts, "and that's not saying last year was bad. I thought it was brilliant. "But the bar's being raised again. How good can it get? It'll be interesting to see what next year is going to be like. 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On that note, chuckling away, he shambles off, stopping only to grab an armful of Doctor Who postcards from the table. And perhaps to also consider who's next to be caught in the dazzle of the already infamous Clarke full moon. Little kids of ethnic origin who are playing at Doctor Who now don't just have to be a villain or a monster CAPTION(S): Noel Clarke rubs shoulders with a rather nasty Cyberman in Saturday's much-anticipated episode of Doctor Who. Is his time on the show coming to an end? Reader Opinion |


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New York Jets Week 17 Injury Report; Inactive Players
December 29th, 2013 at 11:55 AM
We are at the final week of the 2013 NFL season with the New York Jets (7-8) in Florida to face the division rival Miami Dolphins (8-7) with a chance to knock off Miami and keep them out of the playoffs. This could be head coach Rex Ryan's final game,...
New York Jets Week 16 Injury Report; Inactive Players
December 22nd, 2013 at 12:24 PM
The New York Jets (6-8) return home to MetLife Stadium to face the Cleveland Browns (4-10). Both teams are playing out the string of there final two regular season games. It's time to see if some younger players will see more playing time to be evaluated for next season.
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New York Jets Week 15 Injury Report; Inactive Players
December 15th, 2013 at 3:23 PM
As the New York Jets (6-7) travel to Bank of America Stadium in North Carolina to face the Carolina Panthers (9-4), they will be without wide receiver Stephen Hill who was ruled out after Friday's practices. Cornerback Antonio Cromartie seems to be a game time decision since he passed his...
New York Jets Week 14 Injury Report; Inactive Players
December 8th, 2013 at 12:23 PM
The New York Jets (5-7) remain at home at MetLife Stadium to face the Oakland Raiders (4-8) with both teams clinging to albeit fleeting playoff hopes. If the Jets can end their three-game losing streak then fans can continue to hope to be a sixth seed in the playoffs again,...
New York Jets Week 13 Injury Report; Inactive Players
December 1st, 2013 at 11:55 AM
As the New York Jets (5-6) return home to MetLife Stadium to face the division rival Miami Dolphins (5-6) they may still be depleted in the receiving corps depending upon how pre-game warm-ups go for Santonio Holmes and Jeremy Kerley. Kerley got downgraded to inactive as the list came out...
New York Jets Week 12 Injury Report; Inactive Players
November 24th, 2013 at 12:12 PM
The New York Jets (5-5) came off of their bye week with another terrible performance against the Buffalo Bills, so if everything holds true to form they should play a solid game today against the Baltimore Ravens (4-6). The situation at wide receiver is still in flux as Stephen Hill...
New York Jets Week 11 Injury Report; Inactive Players
November 17th, 2013 at 12:32 PM
Today the New York Jets (5-4) travel to Buffalo to take on the division rival Bills (3-7) as the Jets return from there bye week. Since it's another odd numbered week the Jets are hopeful for another victory and a possible two game winning streak. Jeremy Kerley and Garrett McIntyre...
New York Jets Week Nine Injury Report; Inactive Players
November 3rd, 2013 at 12:12 PM
The New York Jets will be without three main offensive weapons today as they square off with the New Orleans Saints at MetLife Stadium. Kellen Winslow is still serving his four game suspension, Santonio Holmes will likely return after the bye next week and Jeff Cumberland was concussed against the...
New York Jets Week Eight Injury Report; Inactive Players
October 27th, 2013 at 3:21 PM
The only player ruled out today for the New York Jets today versus the Cincinnati Bengals from this week's practices is Santonio Holmes. Quarterback David Garrard will be inactive in his first game for the Jets as well as most of the reserve offensive lineman, and two more players. Nick...
New York Jets Week Six Injury Report; Inactive Players
October 13th, 2013 at 1:01 PM
Well for the New York Jets tight end Kellen Winslow was originally listed as doubtful but due to his four game suspension for PED's being handed down by the NFL on Friday this will be the first game he misses. Antonio Cromartie, who apparently hyper-extended his knee in practice in...
New York Jets Week Five Injury Report; Inactive Players
October 7th, 2013 at 7:33 PM
As the New York Jets are in Atlanta to take on the Falcons in primetime on ESPN Monday Night Football we report who will be out and sitting as inactive for the game. Both Dee Milliner and Santonio Holmes have been ruled out, and Kellen Winslow will play despite the...
New York Jets Week Four Injury Report; Inactive Players
September 29th, 2013 at 3:03 PM
Later this afternoon the New York Jets (2-1) take on the Tennessee Titans (2-1) at LP Field in Nashville, TN. They will be a little short-handed on both sides of the ball with running back Chris Ivory and cornerback Dee Milliner both being ruled out due to hamstring injuries.
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New York Jets Week Three Injury Report, Inactive Players
September 22nd, 2013 at 3:57 PM
Well after almost 10 days off the New York Jets are back at home and seemingly healthier than they have been so far, will all injuries as probable versus the Buffalo Bills. So far the Jets ruled out offensive tackle Oday Aboushi, as the rest of the inactive players will...
New York Jets: 2013 Week One Injury Report; Inactive Players
September 8th, 2013 at 11:55 AM
As the New York Jets get set to open there 2013 season at home in MetLife Stadium versus the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and former Jet Darrelle Revis we look at the injury report and those declared inactive for the team. The Jets announced (via twitter) that Garrett McIntyre will start...
New York Jets Vs. Jacksonville Jaguars, NFL Preseason Week Two: What to Watch For
August 17th, 2013 at 6:37 PM
The New York Jets will pad up on their home field for the first time in 2013 tonight when they host the Jacksonville Jaguars at MetLife Stadium. This is the second preseason game for the Jets, and an important one on many fronts. There are position battles still to be...
New York Jets Versus Buffalo Bills Week 17 Injury Report; Inactives
December 30th, 2012 at 11:55 AM
The New York Jets turn back to Mark Sanchez at quarterback today after finding out mid-week that Greg McElroy had suffered a concussion last week versus San Diego. A lot of players will be auditioning for jobs in 2013 as after this game the Jets offseason upheaval will begin.
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New York Jets Vs. Buffalo Bills: NFL Week 17 Preview
December 29th, 2012 at 3:01 PM
The New York Jets will visit the Buffalo Bills at Ralph Wilson Stadium tomorrow, the season finale for both teams. The Jets and Bills were expected to battle it out for second place in the AFC East, and an AFC Wild Card berth, but instead they both enter this week's...
New York Jets Versus San Diego Chargers Week 16 Injury Report; Inactives
December 23rd, 2012 at 11:55 AM
As the New York Jets play out the string they turn to Greg McElroy at quarterback to audition for a possible bigger role with the team next season. Expect more playing time for many younger players as the Jets will start looking towards the 2013 season during the coming offseason.
New York Jets Vs. San Diego Chargers: NFL Week 16 Game Preview
December 22nd, 2012 at 8:03 PM
The New York Jets will host the San Diego Chargers tomorrow at MetLife Stadium, in a game with no playoff implications. Both teams have been eliminated, which highlights their shared fall from the top as they have faced off in multiple playoff games in recent history. For the Jets, it...
New York Jets Versus Tennessee Titans Week 15 Injury Report: Inactives
December 17th, 2012 at 7:45 PM
For yet another week the NFL deals with tragedy, this time on a more national stage, but it cuts closer to home for the New York Jets. The cross stadium rival Giants and Patriots also honored the memory of those lost at Sandy Hook Elementary School last Friday as will...


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Carol Stout said...
Jon, I hope that your restaurant succeeds. Just because we are having conflicts with various countries does not mean that they don't have some very good food. I like to try different foods from different places myself. Just because some of the people hate us does not mean that all of them do. Learning a little about other countries doesn't hurt anyone at all. One of the best ways to get to know about people is sitting down and having a meal with them. We are all just a little more "human" and civil to each other at those times usually. Then we can take what we learn at that time and add to it as we go along. We might even become very good friends with people who had been perfect strangers to us before that time and all of us could end up understanding each other a little better. Even if we don't end up becoming friendly with the people from these countries we can at least enjoy some of their cuisine.
Just because you are choosing to serve food from countries that we are in conflict with does not make you any less American then anyone else either.


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The restaurant is the great unacknowledged, breeding ground of cultural enmity. And conflicts about tipping are the sparks that fire many of the serving class's geographical grudges. Some international tourists who visit the U.S. aren't accustomed to our tipping customs, though some are. And when a server feels she has been unjustly denied her due enough times, cultural differences fade into the background, while ugly stereotypes begin to form. It's money- the fear of not getting it, and the resentment at being dependent on someone else for it- which is the catalyst that turns a healthy curiosity of the unfamiliar into a deep-rooted disdain of the foreign. And a hostility, however petty, harbored by a population as large as the one that runs the nation's restaurants and bars, is bound to cast its pall on wider opinion.
Harvard Square, where I work, is a whirlwind of international tourists. And when you first begin to wait tables they're simply people with intriguing dining customs you are eager admire. Water without ice? Beer mixed with sprite? These are remarkable eccentricities, a rich mixture of gastronomy and history! Even strangeness of manners- the paucity of expected American niceties- can be appreciated by a disinterested mind. A lack of please and thank you, the occasional snapping of fingers are easy to digest. But when it comes to dollars and cents- intellectual curiosity recoils and resentment springs up fullblown.
So, I think it's time to take dollars and cents out of the equation. A modest 18 percent added to a diner's bill, would be more than paid back in international good will. It would give the American serving class the chance to look up and meet their guests with less rapacious, more innocent, eyes. A chance to close our demanding outstretched hands and reopen our minds.
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Gregory 07.22.10
It shouldnt be up to the customer to pay the employees, they work for the business, and the business should pay them. In the interest of fulldisclosure, I put myself through college as a waiter and certainly appreciated the tips, but now realize that tipping is a way for the *owner* to avoid paying employees, and for the employees to avoid paying taxes. Restaurant owners should be forced to pay real competitive wages and withhold appropriate taxes as would any other business. If a restaurant wants good people, it will need to pay good wages for both front *and* back of house. That way the customer just pays the bill like any other business, the waiter gets whats due him/her as a reliable wage and isn't subject to the mood of the customer, and the IRS gets its due.
gary 07.21.10
You couldnt be further OFF the mark. I love all the cool and groovy waitrons out there, male and female, who are young artists or whatever, but you are ALL being deceived if you feel customers should tip heavier. Simply put, the business owner is putting off paying higher salaries to their employees by making them rely on tips. Customers pay for food with business overhead as part of the price. That should include reasonable salaries for waiters. In europe a few dollars or up to about 10 is considered a very nice gesture for service but it is not expected nor necessary. A true message is therefore conveyed from customer to waiter and the establishment. I resent feeling like a heel because I didnt exhorbatantly tip a waiter. I love great young people and hard workers but I resent having business owners who are really making the profit after all pass the buck, and put the pressure, on the hapless consumer !


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The Redhouse (201 S. West St.) will be rocking tonight as four bands take the stage. The show, which starts at 8 p.m., features Long Since Forgotten, Lacerda, The Pilot Lies and Caleb Micah. Admission is $5. Guitarist John Pizzarelli performs with the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra at the John H. Mulroy Civic Center at Oncenter (411 Montgomery St.). The... Full story »
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Nation Beat, a Brooklyn-based Maracatu rhythm group, performs this afternoon at Rose and Jules R. Setnor Auditorium, Crouse College (Syracuse University) as part of the 2007-08 season of SU's Pulse performing arts series. The SU Brazilian Ensemble and Nottingham High School's World Drumming Ensemble will also perform. Admission is free for this 4 p.m. show. Nation Beat follows up... Full story »
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Kelly Clarkson, the very first American Idol, performs tonight at the Showroom at Turning Stone Resort and Casino. The show starts at 8 p.m. and tickets are $75. The CNY Friends of Folk and the Erwin Methodist Church present an Acoustic Potluck Jam tonight at the church (920 Euclid Ave.) starting at 5:30 p.m. There will be food and... Full story »
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Some interesting tidbits from Kevin Kinder, the West Virginia scout on Scout.com: Media Guide Musings As might be expected, the Syracuse media guide focuses on the town and the history of the Orange football program, although not much on the past few years. The downturn of the program since the ridiculous firing of Paul Pasqualoni has left few items... Full story »
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Texas blues artist, Hadden Sayers and his band hits the Dinosaur (246 W. Willow St.) for a show starting at 10 p.m. Rudder, a new jam band featuring Henry Hey and Keith Carlock, perform this afternoon at the W. Carroll Coyne Center for the Performing Arts at Le Moyne College (1419 Salt Springs Rd., DeWitt). The show starts at... Full story »
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Project by Jeff_in_KCMO | posted 672 days ago | 1521 views | 7 times favorited | 18 comments |
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#1 posted 672 days ago |
I forgot to ask. Does anyone have any tips for applying shellac in very tight corners/crevasses? As you can see by the ball and claw pic, I had a little trouble getting a smooth finish. |
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Excellent work. -- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY. |
#3 posted 672 days ago |
Impressive work, really nice job on the claw and ball feet. -- Shawn, I ask in order to learn |
#4 posted 672 days ago |
What did you build before you started building furniture? Thats awesome!! -- Dan, Naperville IL, I.G.N. |
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489tad, thanks. I've remodeled a few rooms in our old house. Built a deck. Rebuilt a garage. General carpenter kind of work, of which I am not, nor do I claim to be a good carpenter. I guess as a kid I liked to build stuff, like rabbit traps, or replicas of guns from the movie, Aliens. You know, that big gun the girl carried that had a handle and needed a shoulder strap to carry? That was my favorite. Plus it made such a cool sound. |
#6 posted 672 days ago |
Love the bench and ball and claw legs. Keep up the good work! -- Ed- email@example.com |
#7 posted 672 days ago |
great looking bench, The ball and claw feet turned out really well. Carving these is on my to-do list, something I hope to try one day. -- Peter, Woodbridge, Ontario |
#8 posted 672 days ago |
Well executed Jeff ! |
#9 posted 671 days ago |
489tad; my momma didn't raise no fool, I was born this way… so I misunderstood your question. My first project was a cabinet for our girls. I'm not to please how it turned out, but I posted it anyway in case you are curious. |
#10 posted 671 days ago |
Beautiful! Love the cabinet too… -- "--Build Beauty to leave to those who appreciated it , not to ungrateful kids..." |
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nice work! |
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All I can say is wow, beautiful piece. -- If you can dream it, I can do it! |
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Great work -- Dreaming patterns |
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In answer to your question about getting a finish into tight corners, A small brush should do the trick. I do it all the time. After you build up the finish, Make a polish out of Boiled linseed oil- alcohol- vinegar-mineral spirits- and rottenstone. put some on a cloth and rub out the finish. Work quickly. -- Don't be in such a hurry, do it right the first time. |
#15 posted 670 days ago |
Jeff, Can't say how much I am impressed with the bench. You FAR EXCEEDED your level of instruction! A natural. My footstool looks basically the same as it did on our last class session….. Now what are you planning to build? Cal |
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Anderson Valley Wild Turkey Bourbon Barrel Stout - Anderson Valley Brewing Company
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Ratings: 739 | Reviews: 135 | Show All Ratings:
Reviews by BeerAficionadoMCMXC:
4.13/5 rDev +9.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
A-Light tan head. Not overwhelmingly black. I've seen darker stouts.
S- Definite chocolate notes, the bourbon smell is definitely mellowed but present.
T- IT's got a nice flavor and body to it. Very impressive and very sippable. Thumbs up.
M-Medium light for a stout but heavy on the palate.
O- Interesting take on the bourbon barrel aged stout. I'd say go boozier on the ABV and you got yourself a nicely balanced imperial. As it...amazing.
Serving type: bottle
12-19-2013 08:22:45 | More by BeerAficionadoMCMXC
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3.95/5 rDev +5.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.25
A super dark brown in color with a thin tan head. Aromas of vanilla and charred oak. Taste begins with some sweet grain, then some oak, after that is some vanilla. A hint of earthy bitterness in the finish. Mouth feel is a little light, but not too bad. Overall quite good. Not as rich as some bourbon barrel stouts, but not as high alcohol either. I will definitely get it again.
Serving type: on-tap
03-08-2014 19:49:56 | More by tronester
3.76/5 rDev 0%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 3.75
Pours and off very very deep opaquer brown with creamy tan head that held well. Thin collar. Aroma is some dark chocolate, vanilla and caramel sweetness. Taste is much the same with no noticeable bourbon or oak presence until the very end. Creamy mouthfeel with low carbonation and a body just on the thin side of thick.
Serving type: on-tap
03-03-2014 04:10:24 | More by mverity
4.54/5 rDev +20.7%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
This is my third Anderson Valley review, had this on tap at the Village Anchor. Outstanding, almost definitely the best beer of this kind that I've had. Heavy smoke, brown sugar, and, of course, bourbon flavor. Incredible bourbon and coffee aroma. If you like bourbon ales, I can't think if anything better on a chilly night. Only drawback is the price. Usually I don't invest this much for a beer, but this time it might've been worth it.
Serving type: on-tap
03-03-2014 03:29:39 | More by MarkQ617
3.48/5 rDev -7.4%
look: 5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.25
Bottle. Aroma is strange to me for the style. Lots of vanilla, caramel, toffee on the nose. Poured jet black with an inch thick light tan head that dissipated quickly. Taste is exactly like the nose, vanilla, caramel, toffee. Didn't get much roasted malt and seemed a little light for a stout. Finish just drops out. Decent but not my favorite.
Serving type: bottle
02-28-2014 15:42:55 | More by ToddHolder
Anderson Valley Wild Turkey Bourbon Barrel Stout from Anderson Valley Brewing Company
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based on 739 ratings.