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- Address:
1320 Castro Street
San Francisco, CA 94114Neighborhood:
Noe Valley
- Cuisine:
Tapas / Small PlatesPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.contigosf.com/
- Phone: 4152850250
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Tuesday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm, Sunday: 5:30pm - 9:30pm
- Payment Options: Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Organic, Spanish, Tapas / Small Plates
- Executive Chef: Brett Emerson
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Contigo
Contigo is a Spanish and Catalan tapas restaurant in the Noe Valley neighborhood of San Francisco. Our menu features rustic dishes inspired by the vivid flavors of Barcelona. In addition, we offer artisanal Spanish and American hams and a daily Catalan coca (flatbread) from our wood burning oven. We cook everything from scratch using the products of our local, organic, and humane farmers, ranchers, fishermen, and artisans.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerTapas / Small Plates
Contigo - Best Restaurants in Noe Valley ›
Contigo reviews from OpenTable diners
140 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.3
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelEnergetic
neighborhood gem (102)fit for foodies (100)special occasion (43)notable wine list (37)great for outdoor dining (30)romantic (27)hot spot (20)kid-friendly (7)good for groups (7)late-night find (6)vibrant bar scene (5)great for brunch (2)great for lunch (1)Show More
- Great food, great nightRossVDined on 8/21/2014The entire staff were courteous and friendly, the food was impeccable, and they were so sweet to give my wife and me glasses of cava (we were celebrating our anniversary).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/9/2014Very well run restaurant. Tapas with flair. I particularly liked the fig, peach, Jamon, cheese plate and the tripe with chick peas.Special Features:
- Festive Patio + Fun Food2YourHealthDined on 8/8/2014Fun meal on the covered back patio. More than warm enough despite the cool SF summer night. The patio is MUCH less noisy than dining inside which was important to us. Raciones were sizable and delicious; we especially liked the corn and mushroom dish and the fig, peach, and jamon salad. House sangria was good, but I might opt for a glass of red next time. Only downside was that our drinks and bread didn't arrive until our first dish was brought out, after which the food came quite (maybe even a little too) quickly.Special Features:
- Fabulous Tapas!charlottesvillefoodieVIPDined on 8/7/2014We enjoyed every bite of these inventive, beautifully presented plates. Although we arrived 20 minutes early and the restaurant was very crowded, the host found a spot for us in the attractive indoor garden. Especially good: peaches and figs with fresh cheese, honey and serrano ham was incredible, as was the burstingly fresh corn with local mushrooms. Nice wines by the glass and attentive service. Two yums up!Special Features:
- Great food, service and vibeOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/5/2014I've eaten here at least a half dozen times. It's always a great dining experience. Excellent food, terrific service and the atmosphere is the right balance of lively and intimate for a gathering with friends. I wouldn't say it's a romantic setting.Special Features:
- Amazing food, pricey wineDGSFDined on 8/1/2014We always love the food, but we think the prices charged for the wine are a ripp-off. If they adjusted those prices, I would be going back at least twice a month as their food is fantastic. Instead we only show up twice a year.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of the best in noe valleyRamanDined on 7/31/2014One of our favorite restaurants - consistently good food and service. Innovative cooking using fresh seasonal ingredients. Highly recommend covered patio seting in the back.Special Features:
- Great Flavors, Amazing Dining!BayAreaFoodieDined on 7/29/2014Great ambiance and amazing flavors in every bite! Accommodating staff and beautiful place for a group, on a romantic date or even your family dining spot! Would definitely recommend to family and friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great TapasOwetsuDined on 7/26/2014Every dish was delicious. Some stood out more than others and no bad or mediocre dishes. Enjoyed suggested wines. Server was helpful in deciding and providing tastes. Overall great experience with family. My foodie 11 and 13 year olds loved many of the dishes.I would recommend this to a friend.
- food lacks flavorOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 7/22/2014I love the ambiance here but the food was not greatSpecial Features:
- Always hits the spotOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 7/17/2014Contigo never disappoints when we are in the mood for sharing multiple plates of delightful dishes. Plus the waiters are always delightful.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great a-la-carte. Not great paella.PepperVIPDined on 7/15/2014We go to Contigo all the time, and have never been disappointed with their Carte. The last time, we tried their Paella Tuesday special for $34/person. The side dishes are outstanding as usual, but the paella itself was a bit disappointing. The seafood is super fresh and tasty, but the dish as a whole was not authentic and a bit salty. Next time we'll stick to the regular menu.Special Features:
- Neighborhood favrtayurvedaDined on 7/15/2014Food is consistently great. One or two of the owner couple is always there , and the wine manager is very knowledgable about Spanish wine..we even like the food better then what we we had in Spain!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Spanish Treasure in Noe valleyOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/13/2014The halibut dish was to die for as was most else such as the "gazpacho salad," meatballs, hot chocolate with churros, and the flan. Nice Spanish wines.Special Features:
- Limited menuChraggieVIPDined on 7/5/2014Menu was a bit limited that evening. Salmon was the star of the night. Not enough selection, more seafood please?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- seatingJf021261VIPDined on 7/5/2014I know its a small space but the only issue I have with the restaurant is the seating arrangements. They really cram as many people into the space as possible so if you want to have a conversation without hearing your fellow diners seating on either side of you that is impossible!! Otherwise the food,staff, ect... is outstanding .Special Features:
- Small portions/little descriptiondecourseydaveDined on 6/27/2014Ordered the tasting menu w/description as served which server reccommended. Hardly happened. some plates mumbled by spanish speaking busboy; others so fast by servers in a big hurry. Portions were too small for the price and noise level even outside was a problem. Doubt if I'll return.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wait and WatchfoodsfunDined on 6/26/2014Nice ambiance. Large wine list, even by the glass. We had the 7 course tasting menu, which was a lot of fun and very affordable. The food was good, but nothing exceptional. Our server didn't explain the dishes he was delivering, which really spoiled the experience of a tasting menu,when you didn't know what you were getting. Also, the dishes were delivered too fast. We had 2 dishes before our wine was delivered. This also spoiled the experience. If these two issues were corrected, I would consider this place a find.Special Features:
- my new fav restaurant right nowyukariyDined on 6/24/2014great food and service for the price range. I def.recommend to people!Special Features:
- Great TapasLoveDosaDined on 6/22/2014The portions of the food were perfect. I really liked the appetizers. We tried sardine with toast and it was amazing. We also loved the grilled squid. It was so good.Special Features:
- Great dining experienceDmk65Dined on 6/22/2014Read about Contigo on several sites and made a reservation- I am not an expert on SF dining but what a fun place I the Castro. Great food, very authentic Spanish styles dishes, good service and a fun dining experience. The price was very reasonable and the small paste concept is a blast.Special Features:
- yumdannysfDined on 6/21/2014A spanish restaurant that certainly puts a smile on your face for amazing food ; )))Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great wine & tapas!OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 6/21/2014Contigo has consistently delivered delicious meals! Great wine list with many reasonably priced options, wonderful variety of foods & proteins. Meal was well paced. Service had a couple minor hiccups but generally was informed & attentive. Favorite dishes: Sardines with avocado on toast Patatas bravas Serrano ham croquettes Meatballs Sautéed chard with pickled raisins & pine nuts Churros with chocolateSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tuesdays are Paella nightlylecassDined on 6/17/2014Check out Contigo on Tuesday nights. You get 4 tapas plates (excellent!) & 2 large pans of delicious paella for a party of 4 for $35. per person. The tapas were the chef's choice, all muy buena.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another home run!momjoDined on 6/13/2014My first visit to Contigo was really good. This second was absolutely excellent. It was a lovely evening and we ate on the back patio which is a bit less crowded and noisy than the restaurant. We ordered the tasting menu - seven plates of heaven. Each dish was superb. Despite there being a lot of food, not much was left and we even made room for dessert (try the hot chocolate!). The server was very knowledgable and engaged, allowing us to taste a couple of wines before making our final choice. This really has become one of my favorite SF restaurants.Special Features:
- Delicious and CozyOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 6/11/2014Interesting, seasonal, well-balanced menu. So great to find inspired Spanish food in SF. Everything we had was delicious. The ambiance is modern, comfortable, relaxing and the outdoor patio charming esp with the early evening light filtering through. I live in the neighborhood and this was my first visit - I'll definitely become a regular!Special Features:
- estupendoOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/5/2014I am half Spanish, have lived in Spain, love food, want local products and can be picky. The folks at Contigo made me happy : ).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Que viva EspanacbruleeVIPDined on 5/31/2014As someone who has lived in Spain and California this restaurant has a strong Spanish accent working with great fresh Cali ingredients. Each taste is a perfect size and fabulous in flavor. We ordered 5 items and were well satisfied. The patatas bravas should be illegal, the croqueta was perfectly seasoned and cooked, we just loved every taste.Special Features:
- Spain RevisitedmoodeaDined on 5/30/2014We sampled many wonderful Catalon style dishes, especially the white gazpacho, squid, meatballs, churros and butterscotch flan. Great plates for sharing. Very friendly staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- disappointedPhilly4dinnerDined on 5/30/2014We went to Contigo on our last Friday night in San Francisco. We were disappointed with the food; everything was OK but nothing amazing, certainly not for the price. The service was good and our waitress knew a lot about the wine list. We ordered the chef's tasting menu, the asparagus and squid were cooked very well but the flavors were nothing exciting. We've had better tapas for a lot less on the East Coast. Overall, we were hoping for a lot more, especially for probably one of the most expensive dinners we've ever had.
- Usually much betterOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 5/29/2014This was our 4th time at Contigo and this was probably the most unmemorable experience. Food was just ok....few dishes I didn't care for. Service was so so.....one of our orders forgotten 'we think' since we had to tell the waiter we never got it, then waited 20 min...never came, so we cancelled order. Sort of an apology by the waiter but definitely a 'not bothered' attitude. Overall, would try it again and hopefully would resume to our original experience, where we thought the food was really good, and service god.Special Features:
- BirdDined on 5/29/2014The food was outstanding. We had dishes that I have had before and they were actually improved in flavor. It is really crowded and noisy which makes conversation more difficult.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Real Gem!vespajoyDined on 5/27/2014Made a reservation for 5 people a week before and they were able to accommodate us very graciously. The food was delicious, the birthday girl had a lovely time and our service was fantastic!!! I would recommend Contigo to anyone who asks.Special Features:
- GourmetVIPDined on 5/25/2014Do try the fabulous tasting menu. They give seven different amazing varietiesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ContigoFatGarrettDined on 5/24/2014Food is more Spanish inspired than actual Spanish, but very good! Moderate portions and good selection of Spanish wine. Pescaditos Fritos was the highlight. Last thing, churros y chocolate son Madrileños!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Expensive Bar FoodUnhappydinerDined on 5/24/2014Tapas are essentially bar food, small plates of savory food and the food was for the most part OK. The halibut, however, was a huge disappointment, very bland. The glass of wine I had looked to be under 4 oz., so they really overcharge. The main problems were the price, probably double what you'd pay elsewhere, and the overhead heat lamp in the patio. Maybe it is because I am tall, but it was so hot that by the end of the meal it was painful. I asked our waitress to turn it down but it didn't help for long. I have never complained before but, when you pay so much, you expect more. I would not recommend this restaurant for these reasons.
- Great Noe Valley Neighborhood Rest.BeamerDined on 5/24/2014Restaurant has a tapa (small plate) menu that has wonderful variety and authentic spanish dishes. One of the best Cava wine selections I've seen in the United States.Special Features:
- Finally!LupeMamaVIPDined on 5/17/2014Unfortunately, San Francisco has many restaurants that boast their Spanish cuisine but serve traditional Mexican or Peruvian dishes. Nope, that's not authentic Spanish. Just reading the menu of Contigo made me happy with it's traditional Catalan spelling and the food!!! Oh my goodness! Everything we ordered was amazing and the portion sizes were perfectly traditional. The wine list was small but had a great selection of Spanish wines including Cava! So happy that I am telling all my friends and going back as soon as possible!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful TapasSammyVIPDined on 5/14/2014This was a wonderful neighborhood Tapas restaurant. The food was very good, the selection of tapas was diverse and delicious. Definitely recommended if you are in the neighborhood.Special Features:
- Great Spanish tapas restaurantJoseph1Dined on 5/11/2014Every dish was exquisitely presented and superbly executed. Staff were warm and helpful and extremely knowledgable. Our first time to go and definitely not the last! A perfect place to sample the best of Spain with organic, local ingredients. Although we just live over Liberty Hill from Noe Valley (the Castro), I would travel much further to experience this gem of a restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Lee Hall is a residence hall for 811 co-ed students. It has two theme housing programs, Galileo and the Biological and Life Sciences Learning Community. The building contains eight floors plus a penthouse and is the tallest point in Blacksburg, Va.
Lee Hall's inVenTs Living-learning community brings together students from all academic levels in a multidisciplinary environment that enables them to explore their ability to innovate and create the future. The four Academic Major Learning Communities housed within the inVenTs Living-learning community are the following:
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Lee Hall was named for Claudius Lee, an 1896 alumnus whose affiliation with the Blacksburg college began in 1893 and ended in 1936. Hired to set up a physics laboratory, Lee took his pay in education. He became a professor of electrical engineering, superintendent of the Light Plant, and acting head of electrical engineering. He developed the college clock system, named The Bugle, and was an American Institute of Electrical Engineers Fellow and a Professional Engineer.
Construction on Lee Hall was started in 1965 and completed in fall 1966.
During the 125th anniversary of Virginia Tech, students in a history class came across a page in the 1896 Bugle listing Lee as a leader in the campus chapter of the KKK. After a thorough investigation in 1997, it was determined that there was the potential that the organization was a hoax and that the hall name would not be changed. It was recognized that Lee's potential participation was reprehensible.The issue resurfaced in October 2004. The Commission on Equal Opportunity and Diversity was asked to look into the situation and develop a set of recommendations. This set of recommendations was approved in February 2005 and subsequently adopted by the University. The recommendations called for broader education on the subject of Claudius Lee and also for strengthening diversity efforts across the university.
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Lawrence Jackson, II - Case Reopening
John F. Healey, Jr., District Attorney Fort Bend County 301 Jackson Street Richmond, TX 77469 Re: Petition on behalf of friends of the late Lawrence Jackson, II Dear District Attorney Healey: Be it known that this petition serves as a request to re-open the case of the late Lawrence Jackson, II due to the untimely and inadequate manner in which it was handled. A son, brother, nephew, cousin and friend was taken from this earth due to the recklessness of another individual. At this time, your cooperation and efforts are needed in successfully prosecuting this person. Based on Texas traffic laws--specifically, the Texas Transportation Code Chapters 49, 544, 545, and 547, which deal with Reckless Driving, Speeding, Unlawful Vehicle Modifications, etc.--some type of ticket, punishment and/or justification should have been issued based on the neglect of the driver who struck and killed Lawrence. The late Lawrence Jackson, II was a God-fearing man who was taken from us because of another person\'s recklessness. L.J., as he is affectionately known, worked hard to help those in need and endeavored to live an honorable life. District Attorney Healey, now the duty is bestowed upon you to continue in the tradition and legacy that L.J. embedded in all of us. We are aware that the last day to re-open this case is the 20th day of May 2007. Please do not let this date pass by without investigating this matter again. We hope that you will provide some type of justice for the life that was taken from those who loved him so dearly. Respectfully yours, Friends of the late Lawrence LJ Jackson, II
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Late Season Dove Hunting Opportunity Approaching
JACKSON - The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks wants to remind hunters that the third and final segment of Mississippi's dove season is quickly approaching. The North Zone final dove season is December 20 - January 12. The South Zone final dove season is December 14 - January 12. These late seasons provide dove hunting opportunity that is much different than the traditional September opener. More doves are migrating south into the state; these birds tend to travel in much larger flocks this time of year. These large flocks of birds can make for a much different and exciting dove hunting experience compared to earlier seasons. The late seasons also provide a great afternoon opportunity to compliment concurrent hunting seasons. Many duck hunters, for example, enjoy pairing a morning duck hunt with an afternoon dove hunt this time of year.
Public land dove hunting opportunities vary throughout the state. Many Wildlife Management Area (WMA) dove fields are open for the late seasons. Hunters need to review WMA regulations before heading to the field. During the late dove seasons, doves may also be taken during permitted waterfowl hunts on WMAs that offer limited draw hunts.
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So now we have another big piece of the puzzle.
When the Diamondbacks traded Justin Upton to the Braves for Martín Prado and a squad of marginal prospects, there was something that just didn't add up: Upton was signed through 2015, Prado just 2013. Could it possibly make sense to trade three years of Upton for one year of Prado?
Well, Wednesday the Diamondbacks announced that they and Prado have agreed on a contract extension running through 2016; since the announcement, sources have reported the deal is worth $40 million.
Tuesday, Nick Piecoro wrote this about the general consensus about the trade: "My opinion on the deal is right in line with the general consensus: The Diamondbacks didn't get enough."
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I think getting a contract extension done with Prado changes the deal somewhat, although maybe not as much as others (including apparently the Diamondbacks) might think.
Generally, if you're trading an established star who has three years to go before free agency, you should probably get back potential star-quality young players who will be under club control (i.e., cheap) for at least as many years as the player you're trading away. Yes, they got several young players back in the deal, but if the scouting community is to be believed, they don't have near the ceiling that we're talking about here. (And if you can't get that kind of return, you might as well just keep Upton.)
There seem to be a lot of folks using Prado's WAR as a justification of the deal. He was worth 4.9 wins in 2010, 1.8 in 2011 and 5.4 in 2012, per Baseball Reference. That's 12.1 wins over the past three seasons. Upton was worth 1.4, 5.7 and 2.1 in the same three years, a total of 9.2.
This does tell us something – it confirms Prado's value – but it's leaving out an important piece of information: Age. Prado posted those numbers in his ages 26-28 seasons. Upton did all that between ages 22-24. Upton still might be several years from his peak.
Absolutely true. Prado has probably peaked, while Upton probably has not.
I do think it's worth mentioning that Upton is not, over the next three years, particularly cheap. I mean, he might well be a bargain. But he's not some pre-arbitration kid who's going to earn practically nothing. Three years ago, Upton signed a six-year contract. Over these next three seasons, Upton will earn $38.5 million.
Leaving aside completely the minor leaguers in the trade, we might now ask this question: Would you rather have Justin Upton for the next three seasons at $38.5 million, or Martin Prado for the next four seasons at $40 million?
I mean, you have to love Upton's potential and Wins Above Replacement isn't everything, but I would have to think long and hard about that one. FanGraphs has Prado worth around $65 million over the last four seasons; considering both age-related decline and natural salary inflation, doesn't $40 million for the next four seasons seem like a pretty good deal? Meanwhile, FanGraphs has Upton worth $52 million over the last three seasons; at $38.5 over the next three, he also seems a pretty good deal.
Yes, it's all fine and dandy to talk about Upton's potential, but the fact is that he's been an outstanding player in one of the last three seasons. I expect him to become a consistently outstanding player, but that's far from a sure thing.
But with Prado locked up through 2016 and with the well for Upton perhaps poisoned in Phoenix and with the Diamondbacks getting a few prospects (however marginal) in the deal, I'm less inclined to think this was a big mistake than I did last week.
Now, about the Trevor Bauer deal ...
Update: As someone pointed out in the comments, Randall Delgado is more than a "marginal prospect". If he pitches well for the Diamondbacks, they could easily "win" this trade.


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Unconfirmed reports that Justin Bieber had been spotted at nightclubs in South Florida earlier this week apparently may have been correct.
The 19-year-old pop star was arrested early Thursday, along with R&B singer Khalil Amir Sharieff, also 19, and charged with drag-racing and driving under the influence. Police say Bieber was speeding on a Miami Beach street in a rented yellow Lamborghini without a valid driver's license, according to CBS News and the New York Daily News. His co-defendant was driving a a rented red Ferrari.
Both men were jailed, pending court appearances later today in Miami Dade Circuit Court.
Bieber, who is represented by attorneys Roy Black and Mark Shapiro, also was charged resisting arrest, the Miami Herald reports. A police report said he was incoherent, babbling, dropped the F-bomb repeatedly, initially refused to get out of his vehicle and then kept putting his hands in his pockets.
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(WMC-TV) - Mississippi hunters set a record Sunday when they found a 13-foot-long alligator in the Mississippi River.
The animal weighed 727 pounds breaking the previous record of 698 pounds, according to a wildlife biologist. The oversized reptile was captured in the Mississippi River near the Big Black River in Claiborne County. Click here for more pictures.
Although, a couple of Oxford hunters were not too far behind the record. Their catch missed the mark by about a foot in length and 120 pounds in weight.
Oxford alligator hunters Dylan Williams and Roman Kling tracked down a scaly creature that weighs more than the two of them combined.
"We didn't have any idea he would be a 12 foot, one inch ... 575 behemoth," said Williams.
On Friday the duo combed the Pascagoula River in South Mississippi for the state's opening weekend of gator hunting. Kling was randomly picked to hunt alligators.
For these two, the hunt was for sport, but it can also help manage the population. Others sell the meat and hide. Both Williams and Kling hunted last year, but never expected to reel in a near 600 pound gator like this one – especially with bow fishing equipment.
"You're riding around and you're shining your big Q-beams at night and you can see their eyes shining and it's kind of an orange red color," said Williams. "We don't see that many gators around Oxford, but it was pretty cool when you get one. And the locals that seen them all the time are in awe like ... 'Those things really live out there.' "
As for what is left of the massive gator, Kling will get the head and Williams has agreed to take what's left of the hide.
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With their first pick at #14 overall they have a familiar result:
1st Round: DT Sheldon Richardson
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New Panther General Manager Dave Gettleman said in his January 15 press conference, "You need a QB, you need touchdown scorers, and you need pass rushers . . . big men allow you to compete." Sheldon Richardson may not throw passes or score many touchdowns, but he is a pass-rushing big man, a one-gap under tackle with a high motor who can disrupt the offensive backfield. According to his NFL Combine workout coach and former NFL defensive coordinator George Dyer, Richardson compares to Warren Sapp. "He's got good speed, is a bright guy, and strong. He will use power, quickness. He's got all the tools you need to be very, very, very good." While the Panthers have developing players at Nose Tackle in Frank Kearse, Sione Fua, the three-technique needs a playmaker since only undrafted Nate Chandler is certain to return in 2013. Richardson, along with Greg Hardy, Charles Johnson, Luke Kuechly, Jon Beason, and Thomas Davis would make the Panthers' front seven one of the best in the NFL. ~ Gerry Neal, Panthers Analyst.
We've already beaten on this pick to death and I would not be unhappy if the Panthers picked Richardson. As much sense at a pass rushing DT makes I for some reason can't see the Panthers going that way at #14.
Remock: DT Shariff Floyd
I've made it clear I would prefer a WR like Cordarelle Patterson but looking at how the 2nd round played out you will quickly see why I stuck with a DT at #14. Some have Floyd going in the top 5 and I have to say I like his size and length better than Richardson.
2nd Round Pick: WR Deandre Hopkins
Will Brandon LaFell finally step up to the "Blue Tees"? In his 3rd season, he recorded 44 receptions for 677 yards and 4 TD's, to complement Steve Smith's 73 receptions for 1,174 yards and 4 TD's. Decisions will be forthcoming, as LaFell will attain F/A status in 2014 and although Smith was signed to a contract extension last April, he will begin his 13th NFL campaign in 2013, raising the question of how much longer can he produce at an elite level? The remainder of the roster includes 2 quick slot receivers (Joe Adams and Armanti Edwards), David Gettis, and Louis Murphy, who have yet to produce to their potential. DeAndre Hopkins recorded 82 receptions for 1,405 yards (17.1 ypc) and 18 TDs during the 13 games of his 2012 season for the Tigers; as a result, the underclassman declared for the NFL Draft. His performance in the Chick-Fil-A Bowl against a strong LSU defense (13 receptions, 191 yards, 2 TD's) punctuated his season.
This is the first mock where I've seen Hopkins fall this far and I would be ecstatic. Hopkins is a 1st round talent who could step in right away and produce. It's really a no-brainer.
Remock: No Change
Though Kawann Short is still on the board we already nabbed a choice DT in the 1st round. None of the players picked immediately after the Panthers pick really interests me at that spot. Hopkins is easily the pick.
4th Round: OT David Quessenberry 6'5" 295lbs
I find this as another good pick in my book as the Panthers are in need to offensive line depth and developmental tackles in particular. Quessenberry is said to have most of the tools, he just needs a little more heft and some experience. Plus he can play guard as well giving him the flexibility every team needs when decided which 7 linemen are active on Sunday's. I believe Rick Bates included Quessenberry in his mock draft for the 4th round. Here's a quick review of his Senior Bowl performance:
David Quessenberry | San Jose State, OT : 2013 NFL Draft Scout Player Profile
01/24/13 - 2013 Senior Bowl, OLine, Three up...3. David Quessenberry, San Jose State (6-5, 294 pounds). Ranking a Senior Bowl lineman third really isn't a slight, especially considering how dominant Fisher and Johnson look. Quessenberry has been a surprise this week at guard and tackle, handling the pass rush all week. He's really a polished blocker with some good quickness. In my opinion he jumped past Oday Aboushi and Brian Winters in the rankings thanks to a crisp, consistent week. - Dave Richard, CBSSports.com
Players remaining on the board that I would consider here instead are FS TJ McDonald, DE Devin Taylor and OG Dallas Thomas.
Remock: No Change
In the end I just think getting more o-line depth is too important. All we have behind our starters is the unproven Bruce Campbell and then Garry Williams who we know struggles at pass protection.
5th Round: DT Jordan Hill
Nothing says the Panthers would never double dip at DT which they actually did in the 2011 draft. Obviously that didn't go well since DT remains a big need. Still I see better options with this pick rather than an under-sized UT who didn't stand out much at the Senior Bowl.
Unfortunately S Josh Evans went to the Bucs right before our pick. Instead I'm going to stick with secondary help though.
Remock: CB Micah Hyde 6'1" 185 lbs Iowa
I like two things about Hyde with the first being his size and physical play. Second is his versatility to play pretty much anywhere in the secondary. Is he a CB or a safety at the next level? His combine performance might determine that as they get a handle on his top end speed and ability to back pedal and get his hips around.
NFL Draft 2013: Micah Hyde scouting report - Big Cat Country
Iowa cornerback Micah Hyde played all four seasons of his college career with the Hawkeyes, playing both the cornerback position and the free safety position. He's a bigger, physical corner at 6 feet tall and around 200 pounds that isn't afraid to mix it up with receivers or running backs. He's played in man coverage, zone coverage, press coverage, and off coverage in a variety of defenses based out of the 4-3 alignment, typically with safety help over the top. As we get close to the draft, the biggest question for Hyde will be his top-end speed at the next level, as he's not really a speedster at the position, but rather shadows his receiver after delivering a punch at the line of scrimmage or turning out of his pedal when playing off coverage. Hyde is the type of corner who is probably going to need help over the top, even if he's in man coverage but can still cover a good portion of the field.
I think we need a DB that is physical at the line versus the cover guys we seem to have in spades. Plus he has the size needed to move into the slot should be part with Captain Munnerlyn.
Round 6: OLB Trevardo Williams 6'1" 235 lbs UConn
My first though is 'Who?" and then I see he is from UConn and that turns me off since we had some bad luck with UConn LBs (Remember Lawrence Wilson?). That's not fair I realize but I'm going to stick with someone I know rather than a guy that might be a bit of tweener at LB. I'm tempted to take another OLB, Zavier Gooden who has great speed and atheltic ability, the kind of guy who might at least be helpful on special teams. Instead I'm going with the big name left on the board:
Remock: CB Tyrann Mathieu (The Honey Badger)
I don't think I need to say much about this guy as we all know him well and the off the field troubles he has had. But in the 6th round? Why not.
So there we go.
Summary of the Remock:
DT Shariff Floyd
WR Deandre Hopkins
OT Dave Quessenberry
CB Micah Hyde
CB Tyrann Mathieu
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PINEHURST — When she was called to receive her championship plaque, the introduction was purposefully short.
Winning the NCHSAA 4A girls golf championship was Athens Drive freshman Emilia ... And the officials let her say her own last name.
Migliaccio, she said, finishing the announcement as everyone shared a laugh.
Its a last name (mi-lee-AH-choh) that the state might have to get used to pronouncing.
The Jaguars golfer followed up a 73 on the first day with a 76 on Day 2 at Pinehurst No. 6 golf course (par 72) to finish with 149 and a two-stroke victory.
Im just in awe. Im so happy right now. I didnt play that well on the front nine, so Im really proud of the way I came back, Migliaccio said.
Migliaccio ended her round impressively, reaching the green in two strokes on the par-5 No. 18 before two-putting for birdie.
Much was made entering this season about the successful youth golfers first year in high school, which put a lot of pressure on her.
My mom and my coach told me. Calm down and just have fun and play your game. If you win, you lose, it doesnt matter, Migliaccio said. That relaxed me, and made me calm down and then I just played my game and had fun.
Migliaccio is the third Athens Drive state champion in the past five years, following Katherine Perry (2009) and Sarah Bae (2012).
Charlottes Ardrey Kell High (477) won the team title, edging Green Hope (489) and Southern Pines Pinecrest (494).
Holly Springs (509, fourth), Wake Forest (519, sixth) and Heritage (eighth, 528) also competed in the team portion of the championships.
Green Hope junior Meghan Symonds (151) tied for second with Ardrey Kells Moon Cheong. Symonds had tied for third at last years state championships also at Pinehurst No. 6 and she is the only player to top Migliaccio this season.
Coach Donna Lerner honored Symonds after the match with a NCHSAA sportsmanship award, given to one player on the championship and runner-up teams.
I was just really honored that she thought of me for that, Symonds said.
Symonds created a team concept by giving each player a green stone. If a player got nervous, they were to rub the stone and think of the support their teammates.
Symonds was tied for the lowest second-day score with Holly Springs senior Leigha Holt (152, fourth). This was only Holts fourth year of playing golf.
My freshman year, right before golf season, I told my dad I think Im going to try out for the team, Holt said.
Holt was more pleased with the team finishing fourth than her own fourth-place finish.
Thats huge, she said.
Sanderson junior Savannah Gowarty (154, fifth) shot a 77 on both days.
Its not a very complicated course, Gowarty said. The rough is a little thick, so if youre not in the fairway, then its a little hard getting out of it. But most of the time, if youre in the fairway, theres nothing too hazardous around it.
Heritage senior Kendra Dalton (157) was in a three-way tie for ninth to earn all-state honors. Five of the 11 golfers who made all-state team were from Wake County.
It was a really rough day for me, but I hung in there. I was proud of the way I finished, said Dalton, a BYU recruit.
West Johnstons Monika Vidlickova (158) shot 79s on both days and missed all-state honors, given to the top 10 golfers, by one stroke.
Enloes Lily James (160), East Chapel Hills Sarah Towne (162), Garners Lauren (162) and Nichole (166) Ceyrolles, Heritages Rhea Bhatia (166), Wake Forests Samantha Bennett (166) and Amanda (168) were all in the top 25.
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Harris comments on major mammography study in The New York Times
UNC Lineberger member Russell Harris, MD, MPH, Professor of Medicine in the UNC School of Medicine and Adjunct Professor of Epidemiology in the UNC Gillings Global School of Public Health, was quoted in two articles in the New York Times about a major study of the efficacy of breast cancer screening published by BMJ (formerly British Medical Journal).
Genetic subtypes of bladder cancer reflect breast cancer biology
A comprehensive genetic analysis of invasive bladder cancer tumors has found that the disease shares genetic similarities with two forms of breast cancer, according to researchers at the University of North Carolina Lineberger Cancer Center. Bladder cancer, which is the fourth most common malignancy in men and ninth most common in women in the United States, claimed more than 15,000 patients last year.
Makowski study explores impact of glucose uptake on inflammatory processes
"This is an important finding because of the field's increased interest in 'metabolic reprogramming' of immune cells. Understanding how macrophage substrate metabolism impacts inflammation is crucial to our being able to develop novel therapies for obesity and diabetes, and even cancer," said study author Liza Makowski, PhD, assistant professor of nutrition at the Gillings School and member of the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center.
UNC Lineberger receives jointly awarded $1 million research grant to investigate novel target in melanoma
The $1 million award from the Melanoma Research Alliance and the Saban Family Foundation will support research to improve the treatment of melanoma, the most aggressive type of skin cancer.
NIH grant to improve efficiency of chemotherapy drugs
A team led by Cyrus Vaziri, PhD, and William Janzen at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has received a grant from the National Institutes of Health for research that could help make chemotherapy drugs more effective.


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After two weeks of intensive deliberation, Patrick Roy has decided not to coach the Avalanche.
Late Tuesday night, Roy phoned Avalanche president Pierre Lacroix to tell him that, because of family reasons, Roy will not accept the Avs' offer to coach the team this coming season. Roy will continue with the Quebec Remparts of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, but said the door is not shut on his returning to the Avs at some point in the future.
Roy confirmed he had an offer to coach the team, but whether there was an offer to have the vacant general manager's job as well was not addressed.
Roy's three children - Jonathan, Frederick and Jana - are starting various new ventures in their lives, he said, and felt it was important for him to be closer to them, physically and spiritually.
"Jon is starting a new career right now in music and I think it's important for me to be around him," Roy told The Denver Post this morning. "Frederick is going to Santa Monica to study and give a try as an actor, and I just want to make sure that I'm there to support them. If I were to take that (Avs) job, it would have been very demanding on my time. Everybody who knows me knows, if I would have taken this job, I would have worked extremely hard at it and it would have been a great challenge."
As for now, Tony Granato remains the Avs' coach. The team said it was still in the process of selecting a GM.
"I felt pretty comfortable moving up, but the family situation is just not quite there for me right now," Roy said. "When it comes to family, it's always easier to make a decision. But don't get me wrong here, I have the Avalanche at heart. There's two very special organizations for me - Montreal and Colorado - and it's never easy. I would have seen it as a great challenge. But the door is not closed, that's for sure."
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ONE lucky lady has scooped a superb prize in a Christmas raffle organised by a Redditch charity shop.
The British Heart Foundation shop organised a raffle over the fesive period and the prize, a hamper filled with goodies, was won by Lakeside resident Marguerite Day.
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WASHINGTON, DC - After touting the virtues of homeownership for decades, the federal government finally took a turn toward a more balanced housing policy this winter when the Obama Administration released its 32-page report to Congress on "Reforming America's Housing Finance Market." The administration is engaging Congress in a political dance that will probably end with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac closing their doors in several years, and the federal government limiting its role to that of a guarantor of pools of home mortgages to help provide liquidity for a private secondary market. The impact of the changes could be profound. Most analysts agree that home loans with fixed interest rates and long terms will be harder to get and more expensive. That will mean a reduction in the number of households that can buy homes and an increase in the number who must rent. The Obama report tilts the government's playing field towards rental housing. The proposal applauds Fannie and Freddie for providing financing to "the middle of the rental market," and says it is "critical to find ways to maintain funding to this segment of the market." The report also endorses continuation of strong multifamily programs within the Federal Housing Administration (FHA), which as been experience a boom in its multifamily business since the collapse of the commercial mortgage backed securities market. It goes on to suggest some possible "reforms," such as risk-sharing with private lenders, to reduce the risk to FHA and the taxpayer, and programs dedicated to "hard-to-reach property segments, including the smaller properties." It remains to be seen whether the Administration is just recycling old ideas or whether it really intends to make significant new efforts in these areas. The Mortgage Bankers Association of America and many other policy analysts believe FHA needs to be more autonomous to be more effective at innovation. One long-standing proposal is to make it a government-owned corporation, free from the staffing and budgeting constraints of the federal government. The report comes at an opportune time for apartment owners and developers. The decline of homeownership as an appealing investment and the increasing desire of twenty-somethings for urban living is expected to increase demand for apartments. The lack of new construction during the recession could mean that the demand is going to exceed supply for some years. If the Obama Administration makes good on its proposals to continue a strong government role in financing apartments, it will go a long way to reviving construction. It will also help redirect residential real estate development in a far more sustainable direction compared to the explosion of sprawling suburban single-family construction that lead up to the home mortgage foreclosure crisis. Andre Shashaty is founder and president of the Partnership for Sustainable Communities, a nonprofit information and research organizations based in San Rafael, CA PSC publishes Sustainable Community Magazine. For information go to www.P4SC.org. Shashaty was editor and publisher of Affordable Housing Finance and Apartment Finance Today magazines and their related conferences, and was editor and publisher of the magazines and president of their parent company. Shashaty founded the Campaign for Affordable Housing, a nonprofit group organized to promote greater public acceptance of affordable housing. His work has been recognized with national awards from American Business Media, The Association of Business Press Editors and the Western Publishers Association. Shashaty received the 2005 Robert J. Corletta Award for Achievement in Affordable Housing from the Neighborhood Development Collaborative and the National Association of Home Builders.Source: Andre Shashaty
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The whirlpool bath is very narrow & only for 1 person.
The tub enclosure is too high & almost fell getting out of the shower.
There is no hand rail to hold getting im or out of shower.
The Encore theater is also flawed. There is a huge space above the bench seats. People walking behind could easily trip & fall into that space. There are some raised lips & narrow spaces for people to squeeze through to the seats.
The Gathering on deck 10. Tables are much too high. I'm 5'7" & was uncomfortable.
Crew ( Team ) members talk amongst themselves in their own language. Some barely utter a greeting. Food was ok. There are a lot of trivia games, one after another.
Entertainment: 4 comedians, 1 juggler, 1 magician, 3 production shows.
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Monzaigo Williams erupted for a team-high 23 points here Sunday afternoon in the South Point Holiday Hoops Classic.
But it wasn't enough to pull Midwestern State out of its worst shooting
game of the season while turning the ball over 17 times as the Mustangs
fell 85-65 to California State, San Bernardino.
"I didn't think we played well," MSU coach Nelson Haggerty said. "We
came out with the right energy. When they made their run to come back in
the first half, we just didn't handle it very well. I'm disappointed
with our performance. You just can't give a team with this much talent
the kind of opportunities we gave them with our uncharacteristic
The 20-point deficit was the largest since Haggerty took over head
coaching duties prior to the 2011-12 season and it was the worst loss
since MSU took a 24-point setback to Tarleton State in the 2011 Lone
Star Conference Postseason Tournament.
The Mustangs ran out to an 8-2 lead when Williams hit a transition
jumper just over 2 1/2 minutes into the contest, but 5 1/2 minutes would
elapse before Xavier Blackburn would score the next MSU field goal.
In between, the Coyotes scored 11 consecutive points to grasp a lead they would not surrender.
Led by 6-8 Nevada transfer Jordan Burris, CSUSB blitzed the nets at a
50-percent clip while connecting on 11-of-21 3-point attempts while
converting MSU's 17 turnovers into 21 points.
Burris buried four treys and went 9-of-11 from the field to finish with a
game-high 24 points, while Lacy Haddock (9 points, 6 assists), Juan
Martinez (12 points, 3 steals) and Taylor Statham (10 points) connected
for two 3-pointers each.
Andrew Young, a 6-8 senior transfer forward from Texas A&M, added 16
points and seven rebounds for the Coyotes, who claimed their seventh
straight win to improve to 7-1.
Cal State, San Bernardino pushed the advantage to as much as 14 points
in the first half, but the Mustangs chipped away to get as close as
seven on DeJuan Plummer's free throw with 5:55 to go in the first half.
But the Coyotes outscored MSU 15-4 over the final minutes of the opening
half to take a 44-26 advantage into the break and stretched the lead to
as many as 25 points in the second half.
"The turnovers we had were all unforced," Haggerty said. "I don't know
if it was our excitement of playing. Sometimes when you play a big game
like this you veer away from playing the team basketball we've played.
But we do feel good about our basketball team. We do have the confidence
we can play anybody and we will improve our basketball team."
The Mustangs battled to control a 46-37 edge on the glass including 26
on the offensive glass, but managed to shoot a season low 35.3 percent
as a team.
Senior forward Eddie D'Haiti was the only other MSU player in double
figures going for 10 points and eight rebounds while Plummer finished
with eight points off of the bench.
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Hinsdale, 02/09/13--Lyons Township's Christopher O'Reilly fights for control of a rebound with Hinsdale Central's Brian Owens. Hinsdale Central High School hosted Lyons Township High School in boys basketball Saturday afternoon. | Jon Langham~for Sun-Ti
With just 48 seconds having run off the clock in the fourth quarter on Saturday, Lyons' Sam Cybulski and Hinsdale Central's Brian Owens had to be separated. The two players had been jawing back and forth all game long, and as the final period had begun, a hard foul by Owens forced the refs to step in. Both players went back to their respective benches with scowling grins on their face, but in the end, it was the Red Devils who had the last laugh.
The dustup was in the midst of a 15-6 run by the host Red Devils, who took control of the game and secured a 56-43 victory with a strong second half performance.
Leading the way for Hinsdale Central was sophomore big man Matt Rafferty, who scored 26 points to go along with 10 rebounds. That included 10 points during the crucial stretch of the game, when the Red Devils turned what had been a three-point lead into a 12-point advantage.
"We really had to just focus on getting stops," Red Devils coach Nick Latorre said about the deciding stretch of the game. "We got them in a little bit of four trouble defensively, and we just needed to be smarter defensively."
Added Rafferty: "We knew we had to lock down and be tough on defense. And that's exactly what we did. It all start on the defensive end, and then we were able to get some baskets on offense."
The West Suburban Silver rivals were feisty all game long. Hinsdale Central (16-5, 9-1) held a four-point lead at halftime, but made it a point to feed the post more often in the second half. That led to both easy baskets and trips to the free-throw line. The Red Devils were also to get several extra possessions from the 10 offensive rebounds they collected.
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"GORUCK Light is an introduction to the team-based training found in Special Operations. One Cadre, an experienced member of Special Operations, will teach leadership as the class overcomes adversity to become a team. GORUCK Light is a team event, never a race). GORUCK Light Class 102 took place in Hollywood Beach Florida over 6 hours, and covered roughly 10 miles.Upon completion of the GORUCK Light, we earned a GORUCK Light patch, which will never be for sale. We completed the event carrying our friend Michael (21) who suffers of Cerebral Palsy."


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Billions of people all over the world willingly post their personal information on social networking sites-- without a second thought.
But, experts said unless you turn on privacy settings, those details are available to anyone, including criminals.
Administrator for the Division of Criminal Investigation of the Montana Department of Justice, Bryan Lockerby, said open source information is any unprotected data online.
"I think people would be shocked at how much information is really out there about them," he said.
Law enforcement agents need search warrants to access private information like cell phone records. But, Lockerby said they can access open source information just like members of the public.
"So, for example, if we are looking for the word "bomb" in Twitter, you can do that through open source."
And through a website available to the public called "echosec," Lockerby demonstrated just how easy it is to tap into that sort of unprotected information.
Echosec locates and displays real time feeds from sites like Twitter, Instagram and similar applications within a chosen geographical location.
Lockerby said this information is available because most people fail to disable GPS, Bluetooth, and other sharing settings on their new devices.
He added, "Because lot of that information is enabled by the time that you sign up."
People also forget, or choose not to switch their settings from public to private within applications.
"There's 140 opt-out policies on Facebook alone."
And Lockerby said there are 85 billion fake social networking accounts.
"So, there's a lot of fraud, there's a lot of fake identity that occurs."
Experts who tackle these kinds of crimes say the problem, is keeping up with all the new applications like Snapchat, or Kik, which store open source information.
But, Gary Seder, a Criminal Investigator with DCI, said his advice is to turn on privacy settings and use common sense.
"Absolutely the biggest thing is just don't talk to people online that you don't know," Seder said.
Seder said over the past five years, younger generations have become more of a target for perpetrators using social media sites and applications.
"The kids are being raised around it, they know it, so, I guess just accept it as parents, and get to know the kids, see what they're doing, what they're using," he said.
Seder said he and other officials at DCI do demonstrations on social media, sexting and cyber bullying in schools all over Montana.To learn more about the Department of Criminal Investigation or open source information, click here.


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Wow! I want- Tusk, Tatanka, Orange SPY-DK, SB Ladybug, SB Manbug, SB Dragonfly, SB Stretch, and Worker Sprint (I like the dark green G-10 a lot)
Wow! I want- Tusk, Tatanka, Orange SPY-DK, SB Ladybug, SB Manbug, SB Dragonfly, SB Stretch, and Worker Sprint (I like the dark green G-10 a lot)
Tusk! Worker! Kiwi!
- best wishes, Jazz.
Very slick, very professional, and most importantly a very exciting catalog. Tell whoever designs it that they did a rock solid job!
WAIT...Wait..wait wait wait wait wait.
Can I get some confirmation on the FFG Manix 2? If that's for real then holy smokes am I gonna be happy.
Official plea to Sal: Can we PLEASE get a DLC Yojimbo 2? PLEASE!!?
My "want" list was relatively short until today. The Spy-DK and Kiwi4 are now at the top of the list.
The Spy-DK looks like 3/4 scale clay 3.5. (or a 2.69" UKPK as advertised) AWESOME! Probably my most desired of the catalog!
I'm interested to see the price point on the Tusk. If it is reasonable, I'd love the utility of a Marlinspike when tinkering with lanyards.
The Roc also has peaked my interest.
I really like the aesthetics of the Tatanka, but there is no way I can wield a 5"+ blade. I thought my Calypso was big
Finally, price dependent, I may have to get a Firefly. This year seems to be a Large knife AFI's dream, but still it has some good looking smaller debuts like the Firefly!
As always, I wonder what they are going to come up with next to pull at the wallet, and they've done it again. Time to start saving for 2014.
"The person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself" John Stewart Mill
Also on the Szabo, what's this about "non-reflective black TiCN blade"? No more DLC?
Official plea to Sal: Can we PLEASE get a DLC Yojimbo 2? PLEASE!!?
I believe DLC is for Golden models only, those made elsewhere get TiCN
I picked the wrong year to go back to being a poor college student!
Seen it before, but I'm really digging the stepped titanium on the Chap 3.
The Tusk looks awesome and having two types of locks on it is just extra cool.
Not sure I'm digging the mall ninja aesthetics of the battle station. However, I do like the pseudo-razor/cleaver design of the Roc.
I don't think I'd buy one, but I just want to play with a Tatanka for fun. 9.5 oz is a hefty beast!
The clip-it tools are interesting, but I'm wondering about the decision for stainless steel. If it was FRN and weighed around what a lady/manbug weighed, that would make for a great keychain multitool.
All in all though, the Superblue Dragonfly is what tickles my pickle the most.
Also, when are we getting a wooden Military kit?
Many thanks, Kristi! I now have my *official* Christmas list!
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anybody have any info on the Tusk's steel? LC200N? I'm guessing by the fact that it has nitrogen and the model its on it will be similar to H1.
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I thought I remembered Sal saying H-1 wouldn't work well in a liner lock format. Since the Tusk is a Framelock, I wonder if this steel is a little harder or less prone to galling.
"LC 200 N is a high nitrogen alloyed tool steel which exhibits superior corrosion resistance combined with high toughness even at hardness up to 60 HRc. Combining PESR-Process (Pressurized Electric Slag Remelting) with a smart forging technology, an amazing increase in cleanliness and structure, which means a very fine and homogenious microstructure, can be achieved. Primary advantage is excellent machinability and polishability as well as a high dimensional stability after heat treatment. For this reason LC 200 N is the high end solution for tools facing high static and dynamical load under a high corrosive environment at higher temperatures. Compared to standard tool steels like 1.2316, 1.4112 and 1.4125 LC 200 N exhibits higher corrosion resistance and toughness as well as a higher tempering resistance up to 500 °C still at a hardness of 58-60 HRc."
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So I'm flipping through the guide, nice knives...some classic favourites and then BAM! Page 30!!! I was not prepared for so much awesomeness at once. The Roc will be mine, oh yes. It will be mine heh heh.
Top 3 's: Lum Tanto Folder, Yojimbo 2, Para-Military 2
Coming Soon Wish List: Yojimbo 2 CF S90V PREORDERED!!!, Kiwi 4, K2, Roadie, Dog Tag Folder, Lum Tanto Fixed
On The Fence: Rubicon, Roc, PITS, Native 5 (G10), Caly 3.5 CF
Most recently acquired: Lava, Para-Military 2 CPM-S35VN, Domino CTS-204P, Bob Lum Tanto Folder Black on Black, Manix 2 Cruwear, Kahr Delica, G10 UKPK's, Black Southard,Para-Military 2 Elmax, Para-Military 2 CTS 204P
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First up for me is the PE Ladybug Salt Hawkbill . Then...the rest and poverty. Lol
Hi Folks!
Spyderco 2014 Catalogs are simply overwhelming!
This has to be one of the most new models catalog ever.
Kiwi 4, D'Fly Super Blue, Green G10 Worker, Black Southard, Wow!
But the ROC well, it simply rocks!
Stay Sharp!
Tatanka Firefly Tusk Manix 2 FFG MIND BLOWN!
Can you tell I'm excited?
Delica PE, Dragonfly Salt SE, Stretch SE, Manbug SE, Mule 16, Sage 1, black/satin PM2, Native 5
On my iPad. Don't see an option to download the catalog only ordering one!?!?
ROC, Double Bevel, New Szabo (already in hand),Tatanka, a new version Sage 3 CF?? Brad Southard Folder Black Blaade, Serrata.
Was hoping to see the new FRCP Native % Lightweight.
All of the New VG-10 (Japan) might free up the Golden Production.
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Thank you Spyderco, 2014 certainly looks like a great year ahead!!! Had to read the new catalog in short stretches
Expecting the wallet to be blown too...
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The Mecklenburg County Land Development Standards Manual, formally known as Charlotte-Mecklenburg Land Development Standards Manual (CMLDSM) has been updated to address changes to text and standards that apply to Cornelius, Davidson, Huntersville, Matthews, Mint Hill, Pineville, Mecklenburg County and surrounding ETJ'S. It will be the responsibility of the designer to make sure that the most recent version of the standards is being referenced at the time of plan submittal.
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