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On October 19th, Sotheby's will auction off a dazzling array of jewels, from a 29.53 carat flawless pear-shaped diamond ring to exquisite pieces designed by Van Cleef & Arpels, Bulgari, David Webb and Tiffany & Co. The sale, which will take place at Sotheby's New York headquarters, will feature jewels from private American collections, as well as a selection of high quality white diamonds and signed and period pieces.
The 29.53 carat pear-shaped diamond is the centerpiece of the auction. The D color, internally flawless stone has been recently determined to be both potentially flawless and type IIa by the Gemological Institute of America. The ring has an estimate of $1.8 million to $2.2 million or $61,000 per carat.
Another stunning piece is a fancy vivid yellow diamond ring by Tiffany & Co., which is set with a potentially flawless emerald-cut stone of 9.55 carats in a diamond crossover mounting. Its estimate is $250,000 to $350,000.
Also featured at the sale will be an 18 Karat gold, diamond and amethyst "Botticelli" necklace by Van Cleef & Arpels. Designed with a foliate motif, it has an estimate of $50,000 to $70,000.
A diamond butterfly brooch by Bulgari, which is set with over 24 carats of diamonds, has an estimate of $50,000 to $70,000, while a David Webb-designed abstract star-shaped Abalone Pearl, Cultured Pearl, Diamond and Emerald Brooch has an estimate of $20,000 to $30,000.
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Another killer Soma build. Those Rivendell Jack brown tires really pop on the gloss black frame.
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what size tires rims are they 36h or 32h and what size fenders can the rims come in another color than black iam building my own double cross dc bike
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Can't say for sure, but it looks like Rivendell Jack Brown 33s with H Plus Son rims.
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what whidth rim size do i use for a700c x 33 38c tire whith fenders
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Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:00pm
Dinner: Monday – Saturday: 5:30pm – 10:00pm
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join us for your next special occasion, or for a quick bite, and enjoy our food and service in a relaxing and casual setting. Dinner reservations are recommend. (Lunch reservations, however, are not accepted on line due to our smaller capacity - 75 seats). Look forward to seeing you at KAZ Sushi Bistro.
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Went to Kaz Sushi Bistro for first
visit with friend from out of town who'd been told by a former Foggy Bottom resident that this was an excellent Sushi restaurant. We were not disappointed. Our table was ready when we arrived, our order was taken immediately, and food appeared quickly. Sushi was excellent and among the best I've had recently. "Sake of the Month" was good (but not great), and vegetable Miso soup was very good and rather unusual. Tables are close together but we were in a nook that left us in a relatively quiet corner away from main dining area (but with nice view out the front window). Sushi portions were good and price was typical for DC sushi restaurant."
Dined on 3/7/2014
Many of their specialty sushi
dishes use non-conventional toppings. For my taste it really did not work. I also found the fish itself to be not quite top rate."
Dined on 3/7/2014
Even though I had an open table
reservation the restaurant was closed and dark. But I could not let you know without filling ing the ratings so I did but they mean nothing."
Dined on 3/3/2014
My adult son loves Sushi, so I
searched for the best sushi downtown for his birthday dinner. He chose the Omakase option which is sushi selected by the chef until you tell him to stop. My son was in heaven -- getting to try new, different, and very high quality fish and we let him keep going. We had to pay per piece so the bill was very substantial, but he only turns 24 once. The chef and the server were very attentive."
Dined on 3/4/2014
In addition to the standard sushi
fare, the menu featured a number of excellent special dishes. If you are adventurous, you will not be disappointed. Great service, crowded for a Wednesday, appropriately priced for Downtown DC."
Dined on 3/4/2014
Didn't expect to find much of a
dinner last-minute downtown with a friend, but stumbled upon this and still can't figure out why they weren't booked out. Great ambiance, if small and tightly-packed tables, great service, and delicious food. I'm going again!"
Dined on 2/27/2014
Good sushi, cozy setting wtth
energetic vibe. Menu has a wide range of choices with interesting toppings and good rolls."
Dined on 2/26/2014
I work and live in the area and go
to Kaz relatively frequently. This experience, the food was great as usual, but our service was spotty - we were helped by multiple people, were looking for our waiter on more than one occasion, etc. Also, the prices are very expensive. I only go when I'm on an expense budget."
Dined on 2/25/2014
We came from out of town and had
yummy sushi. We were lost and very late but they were able to seat us. The staff was great."
Dined on 2/20/2014
An amazing selection with many
choices unavalailable elsewhere. The quality of the food and the service is impeccable."
Dined on 2/18/2014
Really like the sushi bar.
Excellent Japanese beer and saki list. House specials are wonderful new take on sushi and the straight up nigiri sushi and sashimi were excellent and fresh. The ginger salad is highly recommended. Best Sushi Bar in Washington DC!"
Dined on 2/3/2014
When we arrived, we learned that
the restaurant did not have our reservation made through OpenTable. But after being seated, we had a wonderfult dining experience celebrating a special occasion. The wait staff was extremely helpful and knowledgeable, the menu options were original and diverse, the presentation was beautiful, and the food was delicious. We had a very happy and memorable evening."
Dined on 2/1/2014
Our favorite sushi place to eat
sushi! The truffle tuna is amazing!"
Dined on 2/1/2014
Went there during Restaurant Week.
Food was amazing. We did however felt rushed to leave, I understand that you might wanna close for the night, but you are in the service industry after all. Would definitely go back, I would just be carful of how late I'm going."
Dined on 1/18/2014
The waiter did not understand a
lot of what we were asking her. She also recommended an item that they were out of which was disappointing. Tables are very close together and it's hard to not be overheard by the tables around you."
Dined on 1/25/2014
great sushi restaurant. the miso
soup was very rich and tasty. the rolls are great, love the crunchy shrimp roll. the crunchy eel roll could have used some eel sauce. the seared scallop nigri was unique and delicious. hamachi crudo with wasabi peas had a great sauce, the fish could have been cut a little cleaner. good service, decent prices."
Dined on 1/24/2014
We came there and for restaurant
week it was such a great deal. The food was so delicious. Sushi was fresh. The restaurant week menu gave me and a friend a shame to try several of the rolls. A choice of dessert came too. The lychee panacotta was wonderful. I can't wait to go back."
Dined on 1/18/2014
My wife and I eat here often.
There's always something new on the menu to try and it's invariable good. This time, I enjoyed a grilled avocado and lobster "small plate," which I hope they keep for awhile. The place was full, as usual, despite the bitter cold weather."
Dined on 1/24/2014
Great, unpretentious sushi
restaurant. Friendly and helpful staff who know their stuff and are happy to help with selections. Delicious food."
Dined on 1/24/2014
Kaz consistently delivers the very
top quality dining experience. You cannot get a disappointing dish here, you could select your dinner by throwing darts at the menu and it would be excellent. This trip we loved the warm spinach and mushroom salad and the Brussels sprouts side dish. It was so wonderful we ordered two more for the whole table. It goes without swaying that the sushi, sashimi preparations are great. Also of note are the vegetarian choices. We will be back again soon."
Dined on 1/22/2014
Kaz SB has very good Japanese food
but if you go for the exotic stuff that is hawked by the servers, be prepared to pay dearly. It's tasty but not that tasty. But the real kicker is that many of the tables are only a foot away from the next table and facing in the same direction. So whatever they are pontificating about at the next table is going to be your business too. Not very pleasant. We prefer to pick our own acquaintances. Service is very good to start when they are trying to get you to buy the most expensive things on the menu. Then they are hard to find. We won't be back."
Dined on 1/18/2014
I am never disappointed with the
food or service at Sushi Bistro! Awesome place that I refer many people to try."
Dined on 1/17/2014
The food at Kaz is delicious.
Every time I've gone, the ingredients are fresh and the presentation is clean, simple, and very carefully prepared. I love their seasonal soups and appetizers. There is plenty to eat here even if you don't care for sushi rolls. I recommend the Brussels sprouts and the green salad with ginger dressing! There are also vegetarian rolls in addition to the more traditional sushi. Try the Mexican roll! The wait staff is also incredibly courteous and friendly. You can't go wrong with a reservation at Kaz!"
Dined on 1/11/2014
All the food I was served was
super fresh, but also imaginative, surprising. the mix of different textures, as in the Napoleon, was dazzling, the "Uni shot" delicious and surprisingly, a real shot, was more than worth it, etc...although I no longer live in DC , I always visit Kaz when I go through the city. The "regulars" are very good and the " Specials" not only delicious but surprising, exciting."
Dined on 1/4/2014
Table for 2 was quiet small! No
Garderobe for Winter Coat ,Shell, Hood and Big handbag,! Tasting Menu: 009 with Frisch Fish was Top Teriyaki Benton box: Templar. Glassnoodle, Salad were Good but Chicken was hard"
Dined on 12/30/2013
As someone whose first sushi
experience was in Japan with my father when I was 7 years old, I consider myself a bit of a sushi snob (connoisseur). Kaz will delight & satisfy the Americanized palate with sushi like Maryland crab & small plates like the perfectly cooked sea bass. But it will also satisfy those true fresh fish fanatics who just want to sit at the bar & order the omakase (chef's choice). In Japan a sushi chef likes to share his freshest & tastiest catch with his customers - it's truly a sense of pride & Kaz should be proud of what he's done in DC."
Dined on 12/27/2013
I enjoyed the food, and the view
of Hugh Jackman. Obviously a trendy environment and great place to eat."
Dined on 12/14/2013
The pork belly small plate was
absolutely delicious."
Dined on 12/14/2013
Kaz Sushi Bistro is a nice little
place. There is not room for a large group, unless there is more seating than I could see, but perfect for a group of 2. The spicy edamames were delish. The sushi was just ok. I was comparing it to my favorite hotel sushi bar if that helps. The wine list was not very extensive but for the price it wasn't too bad. The service wait staff were very good, polite, helpful and prompt. If you are around, you should check it out."
Dined on 12/4/2013
Great place. You can tell this is
quality sushi in its simplest form. Not a bunch of crunchies and sauces (which I like and a reg sushi place) but pure clean fish dressed down. To be honest, go with waiter recommendations. Everything I picked on my own was so so but everything the waiter recommended was amazing. The Japanese sweet sea scallops was the most amazing sushi I ever had. It sort of melted in my mouth."
Dined on 12/3/2013
I go to Kaz whenever possible.
Easy access from Farragut West metro stop. Very friendly service, very high quality Japanese food."
Dined on 11/27/2013
Seared salmon belly is a must.
Sweet shrimp and scallop nigiri were very tasty too. Great selection, little mixed in terms of freshness/tastiness. Manageable price-wise, if you focus on the entrees. Will definitely go back--there's so much to try! Also, I had read a number of reviews regarding service. Our server was terrific, very attentive and knowledgeable."
Dined on 11/23/2013
Always great! Great side dishes as
well as sushi. 100% reliable"
Dined on 11/22/2013
I ate here with friend from out of
town. We sat at the sushi bar and watched them make everything fresh. We also requested a chef's special where he created something for us. Yum! I tried some new fish I had never heard of before. Everything was fresh and delicious. If you like sashimi or nigiri - go here. If you like weird and crazy HUGE rolls....not the place. They to do the classics / basics very well. They also put a spin on some - with fois gras sushi and tuna with truffles. Everything was great. They also have a nice sake selection. We tried the cedar aged one - very smooth. All in all - great restaurant, good service, very friendly staff. I will definitely be returning."
Dined on 11/19/2013
Service was very pleasant and
attentive and the food was great (all of it - not just the sushi). Have been there several times now, and the experience has been consistently good. We will be coming back!"
Dined on 11/9/2013
I brought my girlfriend to Kaz for
her surprise birthday dinner. I requested wine to be waiting; it was. I requested an after dinner birthday dessert; it came promptly. I wrote down all of the sushi I wished to order for us prior to arrival. Once there I handed the list to the waitress and it was as easy as that. No ordering to do and our sushi came promptly! The fish here was excellent in my opinion. My girlfriend is more of an expert, being Japanese, and she also thought the sushi was excellent. She always raves about the quality of sushi in Japan so her standards are high, but she thought Kaz was great. A+ for food; A+ for service"
Dined on 11/11/2013
Best sushi in town. The food is
consistently outstanding."
Dined on 11/9/2013
Everything we had was awesome. The
highlights were the seared scallop, the tuna with roasted almonds, and the crunchy shrimp roll. However, everything was very good. Joy was a great waitress as well and made the experience even better."
Dined on 11/9/2013
Would like to see lightiing a bit
lower in evening - felt like a cafeteria. But the sushi was fresh and the service was attentive"
Dined on 11/7/2013
This place is always very good.
Service is great. We try to go often bit it is a bit pricey. The decor is a bit dated and rough around the edges but the food makes up for it. Good place for real foodies."
Dined on 11/3/2013
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I also have an older 19 or 20" older BenQ LCD that I was using first with my old 8600 and 7600 machines so it has more of that older 4:3 or 4:5 proportion, then I had it also hooked up to the macbook that replaced the 86/7600 and it worked fine. Both have DVI inputs. What I'm planning on doing is to use both monitors now with the new mini....but even though the mini came yesterday, its going to stay in its box till my new cables/adapters arrive (hopefully monday)..... is to use the HDMI > DVI adapter that comes with the mini to plug into one of the monitors and I'm waiting for, a MDP > DVI, and use that for the second monitor. So this should all work, correct? There won't be any problem that both monitors have different aspect ratios and perhaps resolution, is there? I ain't gonna blow my new mini up or nothing, will I? |
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September went out with a bang this weekend when both Santa Anita and Belmont Park hosted incredible days of racing with cards appropriately named "Super Saturday" serving as their signature fall events.
The biggest race of the weekend when it came to the Breeders' Cup Classic picture was definitely the $1 million Jockey Club Gold Cup. Not only were the winners of some of the biggest older male race entered in the Gold Cup but Orb and Palace Malice also took a chance at the elders in a race expected to clear up the 3-year-old male championship picture.
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Unfortunately for those two, Ron the Greek pulled a major upset to win the race by an impressive 6 ¾ lengths after taking the lead on the turn. While this win for Ron the Greek wouldn't have been surprising last year, that isn't the case this season. The 6-year-old horse hasn't won a graded stakes since last June (he was 1-for-9 coming into the Gold Cup after that win) but he has quite the impressive career résumé.
Ron the Greek has managed to pull off wins in the Santa Anita Handicap, Stephen Foster Handicap, and Jockey Club Gold Cup, definitely an impressive trifecta. His overall record is very consistent as well with top-four placings in many of the country's top dirt races, yet he still went off at odds of 21-to-1, probably a major oversight by many bettors. He definitely won't go into the Breeders' Cup Classic as the favorite but he shouldn't go off at odds near that high either. But trainer Bill Mott also wouldn't be surprised if Ron the Greek doesn't have a duplicate race to the Gold Cup in the Classic.
"There wouldn't have been many horses who would have beaten [Ron the Greek] yesterday," he said on Sunday. "He might have fired his best shot right there. I'm not [going to be] disappointed if he doesn't fire that one back."
On the 3-year-old front, Palace Malice finished second in the race. In my opinion, that puts him in the driver's seat for the championship for one reason: Orb finished last in the race (according to Shug McGaughey's assistant trainer, he came out of the race just fine). It's doubtful Orb will continue on to the Classic after that performance but after finishing second against many of the Breeders' Cup Classic-bound horses, the same can't be said for Palace Malice.
On the other coast, Mucho Macho Man showed that his connections made the right decision sending him to Santa Anita for a prep race before the Breeders' Cup Classic. A very popular horse among racing fans, Mucho Macho Man came from midpack to score his first Grade 1 victory in the $250,000 Awesome Again Stakes. He finished second in the Breeders' Cup Classic on the same track last year and seems to really love it, setting him up well for the Classic.
"I just hope we can get ready for the [Breeders' Cup] races," said Kathy Ritvo, Mucho Macho Man's trainer. "He's doing great. I don't know what else to say right now. He's doing real well."
It wouldn't be surprising to see Mucho Macho Man go off as one of the favorites in the Breeders' Cup Classic. He proved last year that he can handle the Classic and this victory shows that it wasn't a fluke that he finished as well as he did. The big question for him comes in the form of another horse that loves Santa Anita, Game On Dude.
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Game On Dude came up just short in the 2011 Classic before a disappointing seventh in the 2012 edition, but he definitely is better than ever before. Getting past Game On Dude will probably be the toughest challenge Mucho Macho Man will face this year.
Paynter continued his fairytale in the race as well, finishing second. It obviously was one notch below what his connections were hoping for but it was good enough to send him in the Breeders' Cup Classic. If he can pull off a win in the Classic, it may be the best comeback in all of sports.
Another interesting note is that Fort Larned snuck under the radar with a win on Saturday as well. Entered in the inaugural $175,000 Homecoming Classic Stakes at Churchill Downs, he basically had a paid workout. Don't let the race chart fool you, the only danger he was in was of losing focus. Brian Hernandez did have to go to the whip a few times but from his other actions, it was obvious last year's Breeders' Cup Classic winner was playing around on the lead. I don't think he's the same horse as last year but this isn't the strongest group of older dirt horses (exempting Game On Dude), so he could sneak in and get a win again in the Classic.
If Fort Larned does win a second Classic, he'll join Tiznow as the only two horses to win two Breeders' Cup Classics.
The Breeders' Cup Distaff prep races were probably the two most interesting races of the day with two elite 3-year-old fillies taking on older fillies and mares.
Princess of Sylmar proved how good she really is when she beat champion Royal Delta in the $400,000 Beldame Invitational. Labeled as the "Royal Showdown," the race wasn't really a showdown at all. Royal Delta did manage to stick with Princess of Sylmar for a bit but it was obvious that her young rival was just toying with the more experienced mare. Princess of Sylmar won by two lengths while the third-place horse was nowhere to be found.
The win secures Princess of Sylmar's title of best 3-year-old filly right now but depending on Breeders' Cup Distaff results, that could theoretically be in danger. Princess of Sylmar isn't nominated to the Breeders' Cup and her connections would have to pay to supplement her to the race. If she doesn't go and Beholder wins the Breeders' Cup Distaff against Royal Delta, it could raise some questions.
Trainer Todd Pletcher addressed the Breeders' Cup question the morning after the race, with an indecisive response to the question that everyone wants answered.
"With the way yesterday's races are positioned, five weeks out from the Breeders' Cup, it gives us time to sort out how everyone is doing and how everyone came out of the races," he said. "Hopefully, we can sit back and let them tell us what the right decision is."
If they do decide to supplement her into the Breeders' Cup Distaff, she has a free trip as the Beldame was a "Win and You're In" race for the Distaff.
On the other side of the country, Beholder faced a good group of older fillies and mares in the $250,000 Zenyatta Stakes and made the challenge appear simple.
Gary Stevens, who also rode Mucho Macho Man in the Awesome Again, and the champion filly went straight to the lead out of the gate and never faced a serious threat. She was pressured by Include Me Out and Joyful Victory on the final turn but showed that did not bother her by speeding off to pull away by three lengths in early stretch. Stevens eased up on the filly and gave her a hand ride to the finish line, leaving something for the Breeders' Cup Distaff.
"Gary [Stevens] is a great rider. He always has been … but I don't want to take away from the filly," said Richard Mandella, Beholder's trainer. "The filly's very special. I'm very proud of her. She'll go in the [Breeders' Cup] Distaff [on Nov. 1] after this. … She's just a filly that really likes the fight. She likes going to battle and it comes out when the race is run."
Beholder won the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies last year at Santa Anita. If she were to win the Breeders' Cup Distaff this year, she would become the first filly to pull off the double since the Breeders' Cup was started in 1984. Theoretically, the win could also get her the 3-year-old filly championship but the odds are not in her favor unless she beats Princess of Sylmar in the race.
BC Division |
Race |
Track |
Dist. |
Time |
Top 3 |
Classic |
Jockey Club Gold Cup* |
Belmont |
1 ¼ miles |
1:59.70 |
Classic |
Awesome Again Stakes* |
Santa Anita |
1 1/8 miles |
1:48.30 |
Classic |
Homecoming Stakes |
Churchill Downs |
1 1/8 miles |
1:48.58 |
Fort Larned |
Classic |
Oklahoma Derby |
Remington Park |
1 1/8 miles |
1:49.44 |
Broadway Empire |
Distaff |
*Beldame Invitational |
Belmont |
1 1/8 miles |
1:47.93 |
Distaff |
*Zenyatta Stakes |
Santa Anita |
1 1/16 miles |
1:42.11 |
Juvenile |
*FrontRunner Stakes |
Santa Anita |
1 1/16 miles |
1:45.02 |
Juvenile |
Futurity Stakes |
Belmont |
6 furlongs |
1:09.64 |
In Trouble |
Juvenile Fillies |
*Chandelier Stakes |
Santa Anita |
1 1/16 miles |
1:44.91 |
Secret Compass |
Juvenile Fillies |
Matron Stakes |
Belmont |
6 furlongs |
1:10.57 |
Miss Behaviour |
Turf |
*Joe Hirsch Turf Classic |
Belmont |
1 ½ miles |
2:25 |
Turf |
*John Henry Turf Championship |
Santa Anita |
1 ¼ miles |
1:57.47 |
Indy Point |
Filly & Mare Turf |
*Flower Bowl Invitational |
Belmont |
1 ¼ miles |
2:02.34 |
Filly & Mare Turf |
*Rodeo Drive Stakes |
Santa Anita |
1 ¼ miles |
1:58.98 |
Sprint |
*Vosburgh Invitational |
Belmont |
6 furlongs |
1:08.02 |
Dirt Mile |
*Kelso Handicap |
Belmont |
1 mile |
1:34.08 |
*denotes Breeders' Cup Challenge "Win and You're In" race
Bond Holder showed that a move to dirt was just what the doctor ordered when he broke his maiden in the $250,000 FrontRunner Stakes at Santa Anita.
Bond Holder rolled from the back of the field to get the win by 2 ¼ lengths in his fifth start. The Mineshaft colt hadn't performed poorly in previous races, with a second and two thirds at Del Mar over the summer (he debuted in an ungraded stakes at Hollywood Park and finished fifth) but he definitely seemed to prefer the dirt.
"We had great expectations for this horse even though he was a maiden," said Leandro Mora, trainer Doug O'Neill's assistant. "He ran a huge race at Del Mar [second on Aug. 31] and we knew we had a legitimate horse. [Jockey] Mario [Gutierrez] has ridden the horse every time but we told him just to let the horse alone and let him do his thing the last quarter of a mile. That's the way this horse likes to run; the last quarter of a mile."
Doug O'Neill also had another Grade 1 winner on the day when Private Zone won the $400,000 Vosburgh Invitational at Belmont during their Super Saturday program. Both horses look to be headed toward their respective Breeders' Cup races as both won "Win and You're In" races.
For fans of I'll Have Another, Bond Holder comes from the same connections as the 2012 Kentucky Derby winner.
The day after Bond Holder won on the West Coast, In Trouble had no trouble winning the $200,000 Futurity Stakes at Belmont. By second-crop sire Tiz Wonderful, In Trouble seems like he might be a very nice colt with potential to improve when stretching out to longer races (his two races have come at 5 ½ furlongs and six furlongs).
In Trouble briefly challenged Corfu out of the gate but let Corfu go for the lead, sitting in the second spot a few lengths behind the speedy juvenile. But when he was asked to go by Joe Rocco Jr. in the stretch, he took off and easily passed Corfu for the win.
I think he'll be an unknown in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile if trainer Tony Dutrow decides to send him, especially since the longest he has raced is six furlongs, but he could be interesting in other races later this year.
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Unfortunately for In Trouble, he has come along during the year that the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Sprint doesn't exist anymore, as that race probably would have been perfect for him.
Secret Compass was somewhat of a surprise in the $250,000 Chandelier Stakes for 2-year-old fillies on Saturday. She had only won one other race and finished fourth last time out against some of the same fillies in this field, so I questioned if she could really improve on that in this spot. But the added distance seemed to help her as she went from seven furlongs to 1 1/16 miles and the change to dirt probably also helped. She raced midpack for the first half-mile but then moved up to second as She's a Tiger looked like she would be the winner. Secret Compass gradually caught She's a Tiger but the filly who impressed me even more was Fascinating, who finished third.
Fascinating has had tough luck and is still trying to break her maiden but she flew into contention at the end and finished third by just three-quarters of a length. If she would have had another few feet, we could be talking about how she broke her maiden in this race. To put her finish into prospective, as they entered the stretch, she was more than 4 ½ lengths back and looked to be even farther back midway down the stretch, but she was fast enough to catch up to the other two in what turned out to be a race record time.
All three fillies will be going to the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies with Secret Compass earning her spot with the win through the "Win and You're In" program.
In the $200,000 Matron Stakes run on Sunday at Belmont, Miss Behaviour showed that she could be a threat in the 2-year-old filly division in races to come … as long as they are sprints. The 2-year-old blew past Sweet Whiskey in the Matron Stakes as they came around the far turn but by the finish line it looked like she was doing a lot just to stay in front. There are plenty of good sprint races out there, so I would be a fan if they run her in one of those. It definitely looks like the six furlongs of the Matron may be her limit.
Graded stakes races on both coasts had consequences for many divisions. Below are some thoughts I had on other races this weekend:
- The $600,000 Flower Bowl Invitational wasn't too much of a guessing game to begin with. Laughing looked solid going into the race without a loss this year and bettors also noticed that. She was a paired entry with Tannery, which was bad luck betting-wise for fans of that filly, and probably contributed to the pair going off at 3-to-5 compared with the second choice's 5.70-to-1 odds. I'm still not sure who thought it would be a good idea to let Laughing get away with possibly the slowest turf fractions of the weekend - at least in stakes races - but it definitely helped her out since she had to work a bit to keep the lead at the end. Laughing isn't nominated for the Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf so she would have to be supplemented to the race. However, if she does go there, she will probably compete with Beverly D. Stakes winner Dank for favoritism in the race, which would look good for sire Dansili, who is the sire of both females.
- I felt much more confident in Tiz Flirtatious' win in the $250,000 Rodeo Drive Stakes than Laughing's in relation to the Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf because she looked better while running faster. She has also proved that the California turf suits her, so that's another bonus going into the race. Before the Beverly D. Stakes, Marketing Mix was considered the best turf route mare to make a start in America (she finished fourth in the Beverly D.) so Tiz Flirtatious beating her by a head is also a positive sign in my mind.
- I'll admit I was a Little Mike doubter this weekend. I thought last year's Breeders' Cup Turf winner was past his prime and that the $600,000 Joe Hirsch Turf Classic Invitational Stakes would be yet another race that he'd fail in this year. But I was massively wrong. The gelding must have heard that he had to perform well in this race to go on to the Breeders' Cup as he held off two serious turf horses to win the race. Little Mike probably won't go into the race as the favorite based on his overall performance this year, but he will bring in some money due to his Breeders' Cup win last year. The challenge will be finding out if this was a one-time performance this year or if trainer Dale Romans has finally got his charge back to running at the level he was at last year.
- There's not much to say about the $400,000 Kelso Handicap except that Graydar is pretty awesome at a mile. Coming back off a long layoff to win a graded stakes is a tough task and he pulled it off. But the margins between the top-five finishers in the race (about 4 ½ lengths) show that the Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile could be interesting this year. Trainer Todd Pletcher believes that with more conditioning between the Kelso and the Dirt Mile, Graydar could be even better going into the race, a tall order for a horse that is undefeated this year, all in graded stakes company.
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- Private Zone gave Doug O'Neill the first half of a cross-country double when he won the Vosburgh Invitational at Belmont Park. The 4-year-old gelding started his career in Panama where he had some major behavioral problems on the track, so O'Neill has done a great job with him to hit the board in all but two stakes races since he got the gelding in July 2012. With a weaker Sprint division, Private Zone could definitely be a threat in the Breeders' Cup Sprint, although it's doubtful he'll go off as a favorite.
- Indy Point made up for disappointing effort as the favorite in the Arlington Million last month when he won the $150,000 John Henry Turf Championship on Sunday at Santa Anita. The colt made a big run from midpack to capture the final graded stakes race of the weekend, his second win out of three starts in the U.S. Indy Point has proven he is one of the top horses on the California turf, so it won't be a surprise if he is one of the favorites in the Breeders' Cup Turf, a race that he just earned a spot in with today's win. An even bigger story today may be Gary Stevens winning four of seven stakes races at Santa Anita this weekend. If he keeps all the mounts from the stakes wins, he will have a full card during the Breeders' Cup weekend, not too bad for a man that came out of a seven-year retirement earlier this year.


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Here is the marbled pattern from Welz 1920-30 the surface seems hand swirled and I have seen some beautiful pieces in this category...the problem is I have no pictures of them. The few characteristics of Welz satin flashed pieces are:
1-thin glass
2-when spun in your hand makes a sea-like sound
3- distinctive foot on #1 and #3
4-Casing glass are white, black, rellow, lime green, sea foam and coral
5- fan shapes have no pontil and no ground rim (how were they made?)
If any CW member sends me a picture I will post it with our thank you.


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The townships of Cummings, McHenry, Brown, Pine and the southern half of Cogan House, are the only five townships remaining in Lycoming County that contain large massive tracts of forested wilderness areas that have survived the onslaught of civilization since we became a nation 236 years ago. It is the lack on insight, which is lacking in today's leadership at the state and county levels, as well as the fact that it is being practiced and bred out of every new generation of our children who will be the leaders of tomorrow. For this land to be used for making new roads and neutering hundred of acres of forests to make way for drill pads, waterlines and gas lines is despicable. Our state deserves to be a sovereign dominion with power of self-rule in local matters, which it is not.
Governing bodies at the county and state levels do not frown upon practicing enmity, which causes ill will and resentment. New roads should not be built into the Huntley Mountain Area between Pine Creek and Little Pine Creek, or in any of the five townships mentioned in this article. Our pristine wilderness areas should be preserved, not altered or destroyed as some see fit.
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Britain's sporting heroes will be saluted as a huge precession snakes its way through the streets of London.
Olympic and Paralympic heroes will be celebrated at the end of a sparkling summer of British sport.
On Sunday night the curtain came down on the Paralympic Games in a stunning closing ceremony and today the celebrations spill out onto the streets of the capital as tens of thousands are expected to turn out to watch The Greatest Team Parade.
Athletes will travel on 21 open-top floats, grouped in alphabetical order by their sport. The parade will include more than 90% of Britain's medal winners.
The stars of the Olympics' Super Saturday will be on the first three floats. The first will include Mo Farah, the Olympic 5,000 and 10,000m winner, followed by heptathlon gold medallist Jessica Ennis, with long jump champion Greg Rutherford in the third float.
Team GB's cycling stars Sir Chris Hoy, Jason Kenny, Laura Trott and Victoria Pendleton will be in float seven, followed by double equestrian gold-medal winner Charlotte Dujardin, rowing champion Katherine Grainger, Ben Ainslie, Britain's most successful Olympic sailor, and triathlon gold medallist Alistair Brownlee.
Paralympians Hannah Cockcroft, Jody Cundy, Sophie Christiansen and Jonnie Peacock will also take part in the parade.
British Airways will lead a flypast with the Red Arrows during the event after receiving special permission to fly over The Mall. The flame-coloured Firefly A319 aircraft, which was used to bring the Olympic Flame to the UK at the start of the Games, will display a special "thank you" message on its underbelly.
London mayor Boris Johnson said: "This summer our great city has hosted an unbelievable spectacle of sport and thousands will want to celebrate the achievements of our athletes by coming to the parade.
"It promises to be an incredible afternoon but I do want to remind people coming that we expect the route to be extremely busy and planning ahead is absolutely crucial if they are going to be able to make the most of their day."


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Bringing this back up. the shotgun now looks like this one.
I added a speedfeed IV stock and forearm. the trigger group has an upgraded heavy carrier dog follower spring, a heavy sear to give it a 8 pound trigger pull, and heavy police magazine spring. the chamber and bore have been polished. this gun is better than new, and the armorer that showed me how to do these mods sells this exact gun for 525 dollars plus tax and xfer fee. i have ran about 50 rounds through this gun test firing it. it fires every time and works smooth as butter. i want another ar15, so i am sacrificing on this. |
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Farmers in the Mekong Delta are unhappy to see vast ar-eas of land left uncultivated after they were zoned for industrial parks.
Viet Nam has had an over-supply of cement in the domestic market during the past two years, resulting in many enterprises exporting their stockpiled cement.
Vietnam's Defence Ministry has deployed 17 aircraft and 35 ships of various types from the Air and Air Defence Force, the Navy, the Maritime Police and the Border Guard to the sites where oil slicks without origin were located to scour for a missing Malaysian passenger jet.
The Ministry of National Defence on the afternoon of March 8 dispatched an aircraft from Ho Chi Minh City 's Tan Son Nhat International Airport to search for a Malaysian plane that went missing in the area in the early hours of the morning.
Pham Nhat Vuong, founder and chairman of the Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup, remains Vietnam's sole billionaire, US business magazine Forbes announced on March 3.
Audiences can expect to enjoy a new angle on the historical battle of Dien Bien Phu in 1954 when a new TV series airs next month.
Twenty Indian Buddhist lamas performed hours-long sacred Buddhist dances and chants at the Vinh Nghiem Pagoda on Saturday morning as a week-long Buddhist Festival began in HCM City.


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David Lund, 80, of Longboat Key, died Nov. 29.
Mr. Lund served in the U.S. Navy for more than 26 years and retired as a decorated captain. One of his greatest achievements in his military career was his deadstick landing on the USS Leyte, when his disabled plane barrel rolled immediately following takeoff. His quick thinking saved his plane and crew.
Mr. Lund had a long and successful career in the incentive-and-travel industry, primarily in the Minneapolis area. He started at the Gold Bond Stamp Company in the early 1960s where, as general manager, he played an integral role in starting the Performance Incentive Company, predecessor to Carlson Marketing Group. He subsequently became a partner with World Travel and Incentives Inc., vice president at Northwestern Meetings and Incentives, and regional marketing director at Networld Inc.
Upon retiring in 1992 to Longboat Key, Mr. Lund created Results International Inc. He also served on the association board of County Club Shores, for which he was known affectionately as "the block captain," and was an active member of St. Armands Key Lutheran Church, where he chaired the church stewardship committee for many years. He also loved boating and traveling.
Mr. Lund is survived by his wife, Sharon; sister, Wyllis Walters; son, Christopher; daughters, Carla Dinndorf and Leah Lietzke; stepchildren Stephanie Brennan Gorman and Keith Brennan; and eight grandchildren.
A funeral service was held Thursday, Dec. 6, at St. Armands Key Lutheran Church, 40 N. Adams Drive, Sarasota. A military internment service will be held at Fort Snelling National Cemetery in Minneapolis at a later date. Memorial donations may be sent to the Salvation Army or the St. Armands Key Lutheran Church Foundation.
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3.91/5 rDev -0.3%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
32 oz. growler poured into a snifter.
Appearance - Inky black. Nice small khaki head. Leggy. A little bit staining.
Smell - Deep roast and some chocolate. Oatmeal, maybe?
Taste - Roasty. Grainy and I still get oats. Great roasted malt. Just a hint of sweetness. Slightly bitter.
Mouthfeel - No booze at all. Easy drinking. Chewy.
Overall - This is impressive. Not sure why it's called Sunny Side Up, though.
Serving type: growler
05-14-2013 01:42:56 | More by Alieniloquium
4.26/5 rDev +8.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.25
Had this on 2013-05-02 in Columbia, PA
A - Completely opaque dark brown. A 1-finger brown head from an aggressive pour. The head fades pretty quickly. It is worth noting that this growler was filled 3 days ago but just opened for the first time today.
S - Rich, sweet dark-roasted malts, toasted brown bread and plenty of fresh coffee. You could have put this under my nose and told me it was a Founders Breakfast Stout and I'd have been convinced. Really good aroma.
T - Taste follows the smell pretty well. Very rich. Big roasted malt character. Coffee, chocolate. molasses. More anise/licorice than a Founders Breakfast Stout but well-within my tolerance for this flavor. It's sweeter than Breakfast Stout; probably from the higher alcohol content. It certainly is warming but the alcohol flavor is appreciated and well-integrated. There's a good amount of roasted (and some hop) bitterness in the finish. The balancing sweet-roasted-malted-coffee flavor balances nicely with the bitterness. There's not much char when cool but char becomes significantly more apparent as it warms. This tastes great!
M - Thick body and light-medium carbonation. Chewy, substantial, lingering, drying not cloying. I love this moutfeel. Just how I want my Imperial Stouts to feel.
O - Color me impressed!
Serving type: growler
05-02-2013 22:36:19 | More by Tucquan
New York
4.46/5 rDev +13.8%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
A big stout that starts out with a strong nose of coffee, followed by a big full taste of coffee and chocolate and smoke. Each sip is better than the one before, a big beer that satisfies. The alcohol sneaks up and adds to the blissful enjoyment. Filling, satisfying, and inviting.
Serving type: growler
04-30-2013 02:58:34 | More by BeerLuvver
4.24/5 rDev +8.2%
look: 2.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
Got this from Stormking47, cheers Josh!
Pours ebony with 2 fingers of mocha colored head. Traces of head retention & lacing
S: Big time coffee, not uch else
T: Follows the nose, dark chocolate, big time roastyness. More of the same, slight booze warming, a touch of dryness plus a bit of vanilla hidding down deep with a little mocha. Finishes with mucho coffee &, roastyness, plus dryness
MF: Fairly smooth carbonation with medium body, warming
ABV is very wll hidden, drinks about as easy as FoundersBS with way more punch & a little more flavor. A worthy companion for some pan cakes, bacon & eggs or even some biscuits & gravy
It just does my heart good that there so many places like this that are up & coming & making great beer. I think good beer is here to stay in the USA...
Serving type: growler
03-12-2013 04:18:27 | More by russpowell
3.89/5 rDev -0.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Appearance is dark brown in color with a half finger of head. The nose has a touch of smoke to it (not nearly as much as the Smoked Porter, but it's certainly there).
The flavor is rich and creamy with hints of sweet port. The roasted bitterness becomes stronger on the finish, but is accompanied by an alcohol bite that is a tad sour and not completely enjoyable.
All-around, a good effort.
Serving type: on-tap
05-12-2013 12:25:02 | More by 57md
2.91/5 rDev -25.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.75 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
First had: on tap at Pizza Boy
Opaque black pour with a small layer of tan head that almost completely dissipated. Roasty aroma, dark malts, coffee, smoke, fusel alcohol. I really wasn't feeling this one at all. Taste of dark roasted malts, used coffee grounds, tobacco, moonshine, liquid smoke, and a stale sweetness almost reminiscent of a malt liquor. Too hot and too bland. Mouthfeel wasn't too bad, it seemed a little thin at the cooler temperature at which it was served, but it improved with time. Overall, quite a messy beer, and pretty undrinkable.
Serving type: on-tap
04-02-2013 13:36:22 | More by Rifugium
North Carolina
3.91/5 rDev -0.3%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
Served on tap at Al's of Hampden in Enola, PA
A: Pours an opaque jet black in color with some very light notes of visible carbonation and some very dark amber + cola brown highlights. The beer has a finger tall dense foamy dark mocha head that slowly reduces to a very thin film covering about half of the surface of the beer with a medium thick ring at the edges of the glass.
S: Moderate to strong aromas of dark roasted malts with just a hint of burnt malts and smokiness. There are also moderate aromas of freshly ground coffee and chocolate.
T: Upfront there are moderate flavors of dark roasted and slightly burnt malts which contribute just a hint of smokiness to the beer.Then there are moderate flavors of coffee and dark chocolate which contribute a moderate amount of bitterness which fades relatively quickly.
M: Heavy bodied with a moderate amounts of carbonation. Smooth with just a hint of alcohol warmth in the finish.
O: Overall this was an extremely enjoyable coffee stout and the alcohol in it was pretty well hidden - there are great coffee flavors and aromas that make this one perfect to be sipped an enjoyed. A little too big to be an easy drinking beer, it is still one I would definitely get again. Unfortunately this one was not quite as good as the one with the Little Amps coffee... still worth getting though.
Serving type: on-tap
04-02-2013 02:07:27 | More by dbrauneis
3.58/5 rDev -8.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Served on-tap at Al's of Hampden.
A - Pours jet black with a small half finger tall tan head, dissipating down to a light film around the edges, leaving small trails of lace down parts of the glass.
S - Smells of dark roasted malt, intense smoke, dulled chocolate sweetness and a moderate amount of coffee. I was expecting a bit more coffee and a little less smoke.
T - Starts off with a big smokey malt kick quickly giving way to hints of coffee, chocolate, dark fruit and some more smoke. Finish is pretty roasty, lingering on the palate long after consumption.
M - Heavy body with moderate carbonation. Smooth, smokey feel with some light sweetness at the end of each sip. Booze shows up toward the end of each sip.
O - I definitely prefer the double coffee version to this one. The coffee is a little weak and the smokiness from the malt is a little overpowering at times. It is worth a try but the double coffee is where it is really at.
Serving type: on-tap
10-17-2012 05:38:46 | More by orangesol
3.9/5 rDev -0.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Draft offering at the source. The brew pours black in color with a dark tan to brown cap. The froth quick to dissilve to a thin film atop and a swirl releases some bubbles that fail to reform a head.
The smell is roasty almost like char/ash/tobacco mixed with an earteb leathery quality. The bouquet is enjoyable but nothing really pops out of the glass so to speak.
The flavor displays a solid black patent/roasted barley feel with a deep burnt flavor i associate with coffee. It is earthy with tobacco and plenty of roast. This beer is all about the bitter roast, somewhat acrid but very enjoyable.
This is a medium to fuller bodied brew with a low level of carbonation. The alcohol is well integrated and almost completely absent in flavor but it warms you up quick after only a few sips are taken. This brew is very drinkable for those of us who like bog stouts that are all about the roast of the grain. Very well done.
Serving type: on-tap
10-09-2012 17:33:07 | More by stakem
Sunny Side Up (Base Beer) from Al's of Hampden / Pizza Boy Brewing
out of 100
based on 27 ratings.