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Cowboy Ciao
- Address:
7133 East Stetson Drive
Scottsdale, AZ 85251Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Cowboy Ciao
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.cowboyciao.com/
- Phone: 4809463111x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily: 11:30am - 2:30pm (Sundays include Brunch dishes & cocktails!). Dinner: Seven Days a Week: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Southwest, Wine Bar, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Lester Gonzalez
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: While we don't offer off-site catering, we do welcome groups of all sizes. Please see our Private Dining info!
- Entertainment: Not here, but at our wine bar Kazimierz, yes...every night of the week! Just a two-minute walk right next door!
- Special Events: Join us for our monthly Sommelier Showdowns, featuring a guest sommelier in a battle of the palates with owner/wino Peter Kasperski. 5 courses, 10 wines. A steal at $50++! Reserve by phone only: 480-WINE-111
Getting there
- Cross Street: 6th Avenue, just South of Cameback
- Public Transit: The Downtown Scottsdale Trolley is a free service which runs all day and makes frequent stops throughout all the downtown neighborhoods, as well as several Scottsdale and Paradise Valley resorts
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: You may find street parking on either Stetson Drive or 6th Avenue (in front of and adjacent to the restaurant, respectively). Valet parking is available ($5) in the parking lot directly behind restaurant (enter from Scottsdale Rd, left at 2nd driveway). There are free public parking garages directly across the street at SouthBridge, as well as one at 3rd Ave. & Craftsman Court (5 minute walk).
A word from Cowboy Ciao
Ask a local where to find unique food & wines in a fun, unpretentious setting and there's a good chance Cowboy Ciao will be near the top of the list. And why not? Bold flavors, a massive wine list, whimsical decor and friendly, personalized service are a few of the reasons to love this small, independent hot spot. Try the legendary Stetson Chopped Salad or Exotic Mushroom Pan Fry with a Bay To Breakers, your favorite syrah, or a bargain bottle of malbec from South America. Save room for pastry chef Country Velador's memorable desserts! Lunch & dinner daily, Sunday Brunch dishes. A Valley favorite since 1997, this Modern American eatery has two siblings literally next door -- FnB (seasonal, local, often organic & sustainable, all-Arizona wine list); Kazimierz World Wine Bar (wines galore, global grazing, live entertainment every night of the week).Continued
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99 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.1
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (58)special occasion (42)notable wine list (41)neighborhood gem (31)romantic (29)good for groups (24)great for lunch (17)hot spot (16)vibrant bar scene (12)great for brunch (11)late-night find (7)scenic view (4)great for outdoor dining (2)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Not tastyBarbara3123Dined on 8/23/2014We started with a lukewarm appetizer of mushrooms. Although we should have sent it back to be heated, we didn't. We had the lox salad for dinner, which was just fair. However, we had the peanut butter dessert, which was delicious. We will not return. It was too noisy for us but we are all over 65. Maybe that makes a difference. A young crowd might enjoy it more than we did.
- GrazersOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 8/20/2014We shared 6 items off the Grazing menu for our dinner. It was the perfect way to get a taste of several dishes. They were all delicious and very satisfying for this foodie girl. My favorite was the scallops hands down. Enjoy!Special Features:
- Airport location is better!goodoverallDined on 8/16/2014We have had the luxury of eating at the airport location a few times within the year and finally had a chance to go to this location. We were not impressed. The wine list is huge but unorganized. No sections, dividers or tabs. The food wasnt as impressive as the airport location either. Looking at booking airline tickets just to get into that location....Special Features:
- Ciaoing downLifeisgoodDined on 8/15/2014Great food and consistent service. Always an enjoyable evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Absolutely PerfectOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/28/2014Went here for my 14th wedding anniversary...not our first visit, but still a great, intimate setting with attentive staff, a great wine list and impeccably prepared food.Special Features:
- We were a party of 4...BetsydDined on 7/26/2014From drinks to desserts, we all had superb food, and our waiter was excellent. Can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It's a special occasionDoniamhVIPDined on 7/26/2014If it's a special occasion, I'm at Cowboy Ciao. The food never disappoints. Stetson chopped is a must. I am normally a single diner but never feel like that makes me less than a patron at this restaurant. Service is great. Never disappoints.Special Features:
- Always interesting foodPassinbyVIPDined on 7/26/2014It's a lot quieter in the summer's heat, but the wait staff is friendly and attentive and we love eating our favorites- like chopped salad, and trying new items, like Mule An cocktail. Small plates area excellent and mix and match eating a lot of fun.Special Features:
- Great food, service and attitudeHeatherDined on 7/12/2014We made a note in our reservation that we were on heart healthy diets. When we arrived, we were greeted warmly and were told that the chef and our server were both ready to help us and looking forward to our visit. Our server reassured us all we needed to do was pick our proteins off the menu, and the chef would customize dinners for us. Sweet Hubby ended up with salmon over arugula with baby heirloom tomatoes, orzo, and avocado slices. My dish was swordfish over roasted baby potatoes and steamed cauliflower, all seasoned without salt. Both of our plates were delicious and we appreciated the welcoming environment. We've been to Cowboy Ciao for Sunday brunch (before our diet started) and this was our first time coming here for dinner.Special Features:
- Wonderful quiet lunchkewllewkDined on 7/10/2014Besides the chopped salad, which is awesome, the menu offers a multitude of other savory dishes. But, don't forget about the dessert menu. It deserves as much attention as it is locally made. The ice cream list is also extensive with some wonderful flavor combinations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved Cowboy CiaoOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/2/2014The food was excellent. Highly recommend the Stetson chopped salad and pan fried mushrooms? Yum!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- You'll be pleased at this placeYacht41VIPDined on 6/25/2014The menu is unusual, but the food is good as is the service. The menu is a different "spin" on a number of common restaurant selections. For example, short ribs are actually pastrami short ribs - tasty and spicy. Casual ambiance with attentive service. Great local restaurant.Special Features:
- IncrediblechopsaladloveDined on 6/21/2014Seriously the one of the Valleys BEST kept secrets. I cannot wait to return.....Special Features:
- Visiting ScottsdaleTechieboomDined on 6/20/2014Very friendly staff. We were there for dinner reservation Friday night 6/20/14. Staff was very friendly. Food was great. The salad we ordered was outstanding! It's the one with smoked salmon and arugula. It was delicious it should be under dessert. Although the dessert menu looks very enticing, we didn't have any room for it. But, we end up going back the following night for dessert. We didn't have any reservation but the host was kind enought to sit us in the bar. The bar attendant and the host was very attentive and made us felt welcome. The dessert didn't disappoint. My experience with Comboy Ciao made my quick getaway (first) visit to Scottsdale Arizona a memorable one.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 10th Anniversary Fun!NotmyvalentineDined on 6/19/2014This was a return trip to Ciao for us. Celebrating our 10th Anniversary. Great food. Not crowded. Amazing wine list. Fun bonus shot I can pronounce or spell.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Three Times The CharmAletheaVIPDined on 6/18/2014The food is so good that I have been in for dinner three times in five days! Love the Chopped Salad, and the Short Ribs!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodSueMVIPDined on 6/16/2014We have been to Cowboy Ciao several times and will be back again. We enjoy the atmosphere, food and service. We have never been disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A little piece of heavenRegularFoodieWineLoverDined on 6/16/2014I love Cowboy Ciao! It has such a great long bar and I have come here many times for a Stetson Chopped Salad and glass or two of wine. The service is always amazing and the food is incredible. I came here for lunch with a colleague who had never been and he absolutely loved it. Our server was attentive, kept our Ice T's and waters refilled, checked in occasionally and of course our salads were to die for! I tell everyone I meet to try Cowboy Ciao. It is one of those restaurants you will never forget.Special Features:
- ArtemisDined on 6/11/2014Fun, funky place with a good energy. Menu has a unique flare to take you away from the standard doldrum. Chopped salad had incredible flavors. Simply yummy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- a "Must-Do" in Scottsdale!ScottsdaleDinerDined on 6/10/2014If you want a taste of Scottsdale and the Southwest with class, this is the place to go! Great food, excellent service and an interesting and fun wine list. I make it a point to bring business associates and friends here when they visit. No one has been disappointed! This visit was a dinner before a James Taylor concert with my wife and a good friend from the east coast. It was a great start to the evening! Make it a point to get the Stetson Salad, even if you share one between 2 or 3 people. And don't change it up! It is perfect!Special Features:
- It's just okpppkkkkVIPDined on 6/7/2014If you require attentive or friendly service, this is not the place. The food, however, is amazing and has a beautiful presentation. Extremely-limited wine listSpecial Features:
- Okay food, BAD serviceRoseAVIPDined on 6/7/2014Had high expectations based on Open Table and Yelp reviews. Food was okay. Service was HORRIFIC, from the snobby hostess, to the unfriendly bartender to the SURLY waitress.
- CherlynCTappsDined on 5/31/2014This is our favorite restaurant. The Stetson Salad is a must. Great wine list and more.Special Features:
- See my Email sent 5-25-14OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/24/2014Below average table, incredibly loud (perhaps the loudest dining experience I can recall) and after an hour we had to ask the waitress where my main course was? She made a mistake and forgot it, I get it......but blamed the chef and said that he was backed up. By now i was ready to just leave the place so I told her to box it up and I will take it home. I get to work the next day and my wife had packed this pork chop up for me for lunch. I cut it open (after warming it up in microwave mind you......) and the chop is raw pink inside. I sent an email and attached pictures of the chop. What a disappointment, it was our 14th wedding anniversary and we could have gone anywhere, but chose Ciao. Won't do that again.Special Features:
- Old town gemOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 5/24/2014Had a very pleasant dining experience. They had some very interesting cocktails which definitely piqued our interest. We were not disappointed. The food was very well prepared and delicious. The scallops were tender, melt in your mouth delicious. The steak was done perfectly. Service was top notch and sitting at a table for two by the large window overlooking the hustle and bustle of the area was very entertaining. Would recommend and would definitely go back.Special Features:
- Good but not greatluvgoodfoodDined on 5/23/2014We had the tasting menu and an additional salad to share. Most of the meal was very good, though there was lack of attention to detail, such as not making sure some items were cold instead of luke warm. Things like this. The food was well seasoned and the corn cuoscous that came with the scallop dish was fantastic. The huge letdown was the bread pudding. Neither that or the other option - a peanut bar - sounded that good. I took one bite of it and stopped. It was disgusting. All in all, a mediocre meal considering the price.Special Features:
- Great Restaurant Week PicLGeorgeDined on 5/23/2014We carefully scanned the menus for numerous restaurant week participants and really liked the offering at Cowboy Ciao; and we so enjoyed our meal. The scallop appetizer was flavorful and cooked to perfection. The fried green tomatoes were yummy comfort food with a fresh twist; and the lamb chop lollipops were just right. If you're a lamb lover, these are not to be missed. Both of the desserts got a thumbs up from us. Many thanks for an enjoyable evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nanberk1dinenanberk1dineDined on 5/23/2014Restaurant week menus were disappointing--several choices had to be eliminated because of nut allergy. Lamb was my first choice for main course, but had pesto marinate. Sword fish was disappointing with fillet sliced too thin. Also, one dessert that didn't have nuts, the bread pudding, was tasteless to both. Appetizers (scallops and seared tuna) were good. My husband's pork tenderloin was best choice at table. Our bottle of wine was excellent. In general noise level is loud for our taste. Our server was quite good, but he got busy serving other larger tables. All staff were quite pleasant and tried to please.Special Features:
- BDDADined on 5/23/2014Was hoping for a special dining experience. Our service was excellent, and the server extremely pleasant and knowledgeable about any questions we had, and very accommodating. However, food was not up to my expectations My lamb was tough and gristly. All in all we had a fun evening, but I would choose another restaurant in that area,where there seems to be a lot going on.Special Features:
- Rest. WeekFreezingDined on 5/21/2014The food was good. Not the biggest fan of the acorn squash mash that came with the pork, but the pork itself was good and rly tender. The bread pudding dessert was delicious. The ambience would have gotten another star if it wasn't so freezing inside. It was almost unwelcoming and the A/C was right above our table blasting directly on the food. So while I like to take my time to eat, my food began to get colder and colder. Not like how normal dish does (cools down as you dine) but by mid way through my meal it was almost as if someone had put it in the refridgerator...cold pork isn't good. And the bathroom was even colder! Also, the time between meals was at like 15-16 mins...dessert was about 20. Took about 15 mins. to receive wine also.Special Features:
- VhartnDined on 5/21/2014Best food I have eaten in forever! Loved the salad. Was thrilled to find a small restaurant at the airport so treated myself to another! Would definitely return next time I am in Phoenix. I need you to open one in St Louis!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great flavorsm1000Dined on 5/21/2014We dined for restaurant week on a Wednesday. We arrived early and had a drink at the bar. The bartender was very helpful picking out wine and gave us his top picks. We were seated and began our 3 course meal. The scallops and seared tuna were delicious as were our entrees. We had the peanut butter dessert as well as the bread pudding. The only downside was that we were seated at 6 and we didn't finish our meal until 7:55. It took an inordinate amount of time to get our entrees. Is this the standard?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SCALLOPSmilzyDined on 5/19/2014Went for restaurant week but will definitely return. Food was very good & I always get scallops if a restaurant has them. I was not disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EncyclopedicfenimoreDined on 5/18/2014Although the menu was more limited that we'd expected, the smoked shank and mushroom fry were both well-done, but the wine list .... ah, the wine list. You could read it like a novel. Walking distance from our hotel, which was a big plus. Seek it out, but be sure to make reservations, even on a Sunday night!Special Features:
- Dinner in Cowboy CiaobirthdayDined on 5/18/2014Part of the extravagant AZ Restaurant week, this restaurant is a great food find in the middle of old town Scottsdale. We ordered the scallops and lamb lollipops and it was delicious. But my favorite has to be the "Oh, Canada, Peanut Butter Bar" and that was so good. Must try this place at least once.Special Features:
- DisasterCDAZVIPDined on 5/17/2014We decided to go Saturday evening for the start of restaurant week. We arrived on time for our reservation at 6:15pm, and were seated by the window. We finally received our first drinks at 7pm. 45 minutes without even a drink? The server told us the kitchen was backed up, I guess the bar was, too. We ordered our selections from the prix fix menu. Our salad arrived before the appetizers, the waitress said she brought it before so at least we would have something to eat until our entrees arrived. The salad was good. And the appetizers were fine as well. I had ordered swordfish and it was about 4 inches in diameter, and looked like a tiny chicken cutlet, it was thin and way overcooked. I don't think I will be going back anytime soon
- Very disappointingTwo2travelVIPDined on 5/17/2014We ate at Cowboy Ciao on Saturday evening. When we arrived at 5:45 for reservations at 6:00 the restaurant was half empty. We waited over 55 minutes to get our first course. During that time we asked our waitress twice where our food. She explained it was the first night of restaurant week and so the kitchen was "adjusting". It was another 30 minutes to get our main course. I spoke to the general manager and informed him the food was very good but the wait after ordering was ridiculous. He said there was nothing he could do as it was the start of restaurant week. Seriously? Restaurant week translates into a very trimmed down menu and is meant I would imagine to attract new customers. We will not be back.
- Top NotchRogerpricerDined on 5/13/2014Combination of great food, attentive service, extensive wine list, great location creates a wonderful place for a dinner. I enjoyed the Salmon special which was out of this world. The only minor weak spot was the hostess who didn't seem to want to be there that night.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 5/11/2014The food was delicious but it was way overpriced. There are plenty of other restaurants in the valley with comparable food foe a fraction of the cost. I won't be running back.Special Features:
- Incredible BrunchFarGoneVIPDined on 5/11/2014Went for Mother's Day brunch and was blown away. Been a fan of this place for a long time but never tried brunch - which has been a huge mistake. Remarkably creative and tasty. Go here for brunch.Special Features:


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From January through Saturday, Dec. 8, as many as 934 vehicles were stolen across Northeast L.A.—36 more than the corresponding period last year, Murphy said in a recent interview to Patch.
Homicide totals were up by 33 percent and the number of rapes gew by 8.7 percent, Murphy said, (although the increase in rapes is caused by just two more incidents than in 2011).
"When our crime rate goes up or down, a big part of it is stolen cars," Murphy said, adding: "If we can average 91 crimes a week we beat last year's crimes by 5 percent."
Last week alone, a total of 119 crimes were committed in Northeast L.A., Murphy said, adding that he expects the year's total to exceed 5,000 crimes—about 260 too many for the purposes of bettering last year's statistics.
The captain is scheduled to announce statistics comparing this year's crimes with 2011 at the monthly Community Police Advisory Board meeting on Monday, Dec. 17. The meeting, which is open to the public, will be held at 6 p.m. in the Roll Call Room of the Northeast Community Police Station, located on 3353 San Fernando Rd.


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A Long Island expert on infectious diseases Thursday urged parents to get their children and themselves vaccinated now as the flu turned into an epidemic.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported Thursday that 18 children nationally have died of flu so far this year, with cases reported in nearly every state. And the North Shore-LIJ Hospital system said Thursday that hospital visits were up 20-30 percent because of the disease.
Dr. Sunil K. Sood said the flu season is considerably worse this year than it has been in several years. "First, it started very early this year, and second, the number of cases has dramatically increased nationwide," he said. "Third, of the three strains, one, H-3, is associated with a higher death rate."
This year's flu vaccine protects against three strains, H-1 and H-3, and a third, Type B. "H-3 gives you a much worse disease," he said.
Sood, who is director of pediatrics at Southside Hospital and an attending doctor in infectious diseases at Cohen Children's Medical Center of New York, emphasized the need for children to be protected. And for others to be protected from small disease carriers. "I've been giving really passionate speeches to parents that it is really dangerous not to have vaccinated themselves and their children," he said. "If you haven't immunized your child even healthy kids can die. Children are the spreaders and they pass it on to older people as well."
Those over 65 or with compromised immune systems are among the most vulnerable.
"It's been recommended that every child over six months and adults get vaccinated but only 45 percent of children got vaccinated last year," Sood said. "That's really, really sad."
And, he said, too many health workers don't get vaccinated either, potentially jeopardizing patients. Where to get a vaccination around Great Neck.
Sood had answers to those arguing against the vaccination. "No vaccine is perfect, but this year is a very good vaccine," he said. "It is impossible to get flu from the shot because it uses a killed virus. And yes, you can get influenza but it won't be as bad or you could get another virus."
As far as the timing, Sood said it is not too late. "People say the cat is out of the bag; the answer is: 'No, go get it today.' You still have some time. It takes about a week to start developing immunity, so it's not too late. There is no shortage this year; every doctor's office, every supermarket, has the vaccine. etc. There's no excuse. And we don't know how the long the season will last."
Sood is also professor of Pediatrics and Family Medicine, Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine.
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Fantasy Fest October is available and we still have availability for Fantasy Fest and Thanksgiving! This is a spacious oceanfront home with breathtaking open water views! It is located on beautiful Summerland Key and spans 2 large lots, the front yard is a direct ocean front private beach, a canal with over 200 feet of seawall runs down the side of the house teaming with lobsters, parrot fish, queen angels, snappers, and many others. Max, the barracuda has been greeting boaters at our seawall returning from a successful day of fishing for over 15 years. A private boat slip cuts into the backyard and just beyond that is a huge, heated pool. There is room along our seawall for several large boats and we have 50 amp shorepower.
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In an effort to make our lines move faster during the nights when we are haunting in October, as you come into our gate you will be given a piece of paper that has the admission prices on it. PLEASE read this while still in the comfort of your vehicle to decide which option you would like to do. The information on this card will answer all of your questions. This will speed up the lines and make your visit to our maze more enjoyable.
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--------From Baton Rouge: Travel east on I-12 towards Hammond, La. Take I-12 exit #10 - Denham Springs. Turn left heading north on Range Ave (La 3002). When you cross over Florida Blvd (Hwy 190), you will need to be going north on Hwy 16. Hwy 16 will take a slight turn and now you will be heading east. Continue traveling east on Hwy 16 for approximately 26 miles. Once you pass the Napa Auto store at 42360 Hwy 16 Pine Grove, La 70453 , travel east 1 more mile and the maze will be on your right.
--------From New Orleans: Travel north on I-55 towards Hammond, La. Take I-55 exit #46 (Montpelier/Amite City). At the red light turn left. You will be traveling west on Hwy 16. You will go approximately 13.2 miles total and the maze will be on your left. The maze is located 5 miles west of Bear Creek Western Store at 35999 Hwy 16 Montpelier, La 70422. The maze will be on your left.
--------From Hammond: Travel north on I-55. Take I-55 exit #46 (Montpelier/Amite City). At the red light turn left. You will be traveling west on Hwy 16. You will go approximately 13.2 miles total and the maze will be on your left. The maze is located 5 miles west of Bear Creek Western Store at 35999 Hwy 16 Montpelier, La 70422. The maze will be on your left.
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We believe this Instructable is the most comprehensive step-by-step guide to build an 8x8x8 LED Cube ever published on the intertubes. It will teach you everything from theory of operation, how to build the cube, to the inner workings of the software. We will take you through the software step by step, both the low level drivers/routines and how to create awesome animations. The software aspect of LED cubes is often overlooked, but a LED cube is only as awesome as the software it runs.
About halfway through the Instructable, you will actually have a fully functional LED cube. The remaining steps will show you how to create the software.
A video is worth a thousand words. I'll just leave it up to this video to convince you that this is the next project you will be building:
I made this LED cube together with my friend chiller. The build took about 4 days from small scale prototyping to completed cube. Then another couple of hours to debug some faulty transistors.
The software is probably another 4-5 days of work combined.
Step 1: Skills required
I've been doing electronics for a long time, and for years i struggled with analog circuits. The analog circuits failed over half the time even if i followed instructions. One resistor or capacitor with a slightly wrong value, and the circuit doesn't work.
About 4 years ago, I decided to give microcontrollers a try. This completely changed my relationship with electronics. I went from only being able to build simple analog circuits, to being able to build almost anything!
A digital circuit doesn't care if a resistor is 1k ohm or 2k ohm, as long as it can distinguish high from low. And believe me, this makes it A LOT easier to do electronics!
With that said, there are still some things you should know before venturing out and building this rather large project.
You should have an understanding of:
- Basic electronics. (We would recommend against building this as your very first electronics project. But please read the Instructable. You'll still learn a lot!)
- How to solder.
- How to use a multimeter etc.
- Writing code in C (optional. We provide a fully functional program, ready to go)
Made it. :)
i made it same as it given....but the speed of effects is very
slow.....how can i increase the speed so that the effects are properly
i am using top2008(a universal programmer) burner to program the atmega32......
i made it same as it given....but the speed of effects is very slow.....how can i increase the speed so that the effects are properly visible......
This is an awesome instructable, thanks so much for all the time and effort you put into it! I just finished my cube today and I'm really impressed with how it's working.
I noticed one oddity though... I have to keep the programmer plugged in to the LED cube and the computer in order to run programs. If I ever unplug it, I get no status LEDs and the cube goes dark. Do you all have any ideas what might be causing this?
I had a secondary thought just recently. Make sure you put a pull-up resistor on the reset line. (5K from Reset to +V)
A 5V line is missing from the supply to your driver board or ATmega etc. would be my immediate guess.
is the controller you make in it essentially a small computer?
Yes, a microcontroller is just a mini-computer that does a dedicated task. It can run tens of thousands of lines of code, and even do complex processing, sensing, and data acquisition. It can be programmed in C/C++ or Assembly Language code. Here's something I wrote that expands upon the subject in relation to radio control: http://electricrcaircraftguy.blogspot.com/2014/01/the-power-of-arduino.html
I'm looking for someone to make me 2 of 10 x 10 (1m) cubes... By 1st September, London uk... ? anyone?
If they were 8X8X8 you might have takers, but with 8 bit chips, a 10 bit wide cube is not the easiest thing to do. Also, post what you're willing to pay for a completed project, and what processor it has to use etc. If you're only willing to pay $100, forget it. At $1000 you MIGHT get some interest if they ONLY have to build the cube and not the electronics. If you have a schematic, $2000 might get you the cubes and controller. If you don't even have a design for the controller or any code to run it, I think you're asking a bit much.
Anyone think it's achievable and is interested in taking it on then hit me up.
...and thanks for the prompt SuperTech
By 1M - do you mean ONE CUBIC METER in size? Also, what kind of LEDs do you think you'll need because if this is to be at some well lit event, you are then going to need super bright LEDs (10W or so) which means high current driver circuits (MOSFETs for all 64 outputs, plus super high current drivers for the layers, and a SUPER MONSTER power supply, or more likely up to 8 high current 35V power supplies) and you want it in 2 weeks? IMPOSSIBLE. You'd need to come up with closer to $50K for the project so someone could hire the necessary labour and that would be assuming the design already existed. Your offer would barely cover parts and shipping of a cube that size and the drugs necessary to make someone work fast enough to complete it.
fanally i made it! its awesome:P
Ah, that feeling of accomplishment! We'll be waiting to see your video!
when I uploaded the program to the IDE, it gave an error message saying that delay_ms(delay); was not working. When would I fix about it?
What version of the IDE are you running?
I finished the circuit and tried to turn it on. Avrdude recognized Atmega and changed fuse bits, then uploaded test.hex. Unfortunately nothing was happening at all. I connected circuit to my Arduino and Cube was allright, i could see all effects. So i thought that maybe Atmega is broken, bought a new one and now I am getting problems like, unable to read fuses, the signature for Atmega is wrong etc. Can't do nothing about it and make it alive, any ideas ?
There's a switch you can use on the command line to ignore a wrong signature (-F) or try using AVRDudess.
I actually really like AVRDudess because I don't need to remember all the command line switches and data paths.
Tried with -F and didnt work. Also tried with AVRDudess and still no results, Cube is working great on my Arduino but nothing happening on Atmega. I managed to upload test.hex to one of them but nothing was happening. With the second one i still got problem with recognition and even getting access to program it...
Check your 16 MHz crystal, and triple check that the 22pF caps are the right value (remove them completely if you have no replacements - most often the circuit will work without them if the crystal is close enough to the ATmega). Make absolutely sure the crystal is on the right pins of the ATmega.
After lot of debugging I managed to force my Atmega to work, thanks for the tips ! And last extra question, in few effects i can see how diodes in all colums (driven by separate IC) indexed 7 and 8 are flipped, except corner ones. i checked all the wires and everything seems to be ok but this 6 columns change places all the time. Any quick idea ? ^^
"Managed to get it to work" won't help anyone else reading this that might run into the same issue. Please share what was wrong, and how you corrected it.
If what goes to chip 7 is swapped with what goes to chip 8, then the answer is you have them reversed coming out of the 74HC138 (which is responsible for what chip is used when). So this means take the wires going to pins 9 and 7 and reverse them on the 74HC138. Of course if you happen to accidentally be calling chips 1 and 2 incorrectly chips 7 and 8, then it's pins 14 and 15 you need to reverse.
The problem was in capacitor next to GND and VCC, one of the legs wasn't soldered good enough, that solved the problem. Cables was swapped as You mentioned, thanks !
i am really confused about the whole purpose of the RS-232 cable and where it should be connected. can the cube be made without it?
I tried this. im stuggling to get the code to work. the test code worked without a problem but uploading the actual main.hex and main.eep code does not work for me. according to the command prompt there are no issues. what are the odds that i have a bad USB to TLL?
The TTL or RS232 on the ATmega32/32A/32L is only for sending cube frames to the cube from a PC - not for programming it.
I don't get why you are using a USB to TTL. You are supposed to be using an ICSP programmer like the USBasp (fast) or USBTiny (old, tried and true, slow). Until you get one of those, I don't know where your issue is except that you aren't using one of these.
Disregard my previous reply. When reading through old comments I made, I see that you have to flash hex first and then eep, not the other way around.
It's been almost 3 years since I did anything with my cube, so my memory is a bit outdated. Does it look like the upload works ok, but the cube does not do anything? I have a vague memory that you have to upload the eep file first, then the hex file. Try this and see if it helps.
Don't forget that you must also connect adapter GND to circuit GND.
Basically the TX line from the adapter must go to the RX pin on the microcontroller and vice versa.
Good luck.
does the AVR ISP have the rainbow ribbon cable coming out of it or does it just appear that way?
It's not finished yet but it works. Thanks CHR and others for inspiration to learn. I designed and built my own PC boards, learned to write some code, and learned ALOT! Next I want to figure out why the ATMega 32-16 won't work correctly. It's something in the way it's complied, I'm sure. Will be fun to figure out. Cheers!
This is how my circuit boards came out...LOL
This is the SMT version
Hallo i have almost finished my Cube (very nice guide) im using a Arduino but have a liltle problem. I only have one row and 8 layers. But have som strange behavor, when im in the "rain" program, its lock like my LEDs are opersit (LED that should be off is on). Think i have the problem in my transitor? Im using "A684 Y122" (cant find a good data for this, so have maybe mounted it wrog?)
Is there somebody els there have problem whit the arduino duemilanove?
This happens most often if your LEDs are backwards (using anode layers rather than cathode)
I change the output for the layers, seems to my transitors are driffrent.
Here is what i changes if other need that:
// Invert A0-A5 of the arduino
// Invert bit 4 and 5 of the D8-D13
PORTB = PORTB ^ bit(4);
PORTB = PORTB ^ bit(5);


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Phoebus make haste, the day's too long, be gone,
The silent night's the fittest time for moan;
But stay this once, unto my suit give ear,
And tell my griefs in either hemisphere.
(And if the whirling of thy wheels don't drown'd)
The woeful accents of my doleful sound,
If in thy swift carrier thou canst make stay,
I crave this boon, this errand by the way,
Commend me to the man more loved than life,
Show him the sorrows of his widowed wife;
My dumpish thoughts, my groans, my brakish tears
My sobs, my longing hopes, my doubting fears,
And if he love, how can he there abide?
My interest's more than all the world beside.
He that can tell the stars or ocean sand,
Or all the grass that in the meads do stand,
The leaves in th' woods, the hail, or drops of rain,
Or in a corn-field number every grain,
Or every mote that in the sunshine hops,
May count my sighs, and number all my drops.
Tell him the countless steps that thou dost trace,
That once a day thy spouse thou may'st embrace;
And when thou canst not treat by loving mouth,
Thy rays afar salute her from the south.
But for one month I see no day (poor soul)
Like those far situate under the pole,
Which day by day long wait for thy arise,
O how they joy when thou dost light the skies.
O Phoebus, hadst thou but thus long from thine
Restrained the beams of thy beloved shine,
At thy return, if so thou could'st or durst,
Behold a Chaos blacker than the first.
Tell him here's worse than a confused matter,
His little world's a fathom under water.
Nought but the fervor of his ardent beams
Hath power to dry the torrent of these streams.
Tell him I would say more, but cannot well,
Oppressed minds abruptest tales do tell.
Now post with double speed, mark what I say,
By all our loves conjure him not to stay
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It's yellow and orange day and Northridge Elementary's Ava and Graham are wearing yellow. Graham's a man of fashion.
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I enjoyed the documentary. Showed a side of Floyd that I never seen (did not need to see his ass) I like the fact that they showed his kids. The Diamond Club brought back my days at Morehouse. I guess the Showtime deal was happening way before we knew about. Ms. Jackson is just a face with a nice body other than that she has nothing more to offer, I am glad he got rid of her. And another things, you openly know this dude is cheating on you and you think he respects you?
Floyd has way too many hanger ons and I hope he listens to his mother's advice. Interesting they didn't show 50's face. Gamboa had a spot I thought that was cool. Good to see Roger Mayweather. I think Guerrero is about to get his ass handed to him, Floyd stays in the gym.
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But it's also essential to learn about each student's strengths and weaknesses. For some heavier students who have lived a sedentary life and who have limited upper body strength, poses such as Sirsasana (Headstand) or Chaturanga Dandasana (Four-Limbed Staff Pose) may be particularly challenging, notes Gudmestad. Other students could be quite curvy but might also be very strong and flexible. So, as a teacher, you should present options, and then watch to see whether or not there are poses that might be unsafe for your students.
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As Sell puts it, "In our appearance-based culture, we're doing an apparently physical practice. So I'm always reminding students that it only looks like postures. In reality, it's a practice of awareness and self-respect. You can't say that too many times."
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Lighting designer Ethan Weber recently created a design for Return to Forever, the jazz fusion group from the 1970s made up of members Chick Corea, Stanley Clark, Al Dimeola, and Lenny White, who decided it was time to play again together for the first time in 25 years. For the 2008 reunion that toured from May to August, Christie Lites supplied lighting in the US and Canada.
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Former Cook County Commissioner William Beavers reported to prison in Minnesota Monday morning, to begin serving his six-month sentence at the Federal Medical Center in Rochester.
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3.88/5 rDev +2.6%
Popped into Westside for a beer last Tuesday, and wrote some notes down on a napkin. I asked the bartender if this was a cask ale, because there was no head to be found. She also did not pour the beer properly (45, then 90 degrees)
Hazy burnt orange in appearance. Citric hop flavor aromas- tangerine, navel orange with a side of rye toast. Bright up front, with some noticeable maltiness...more of the rye toast and pretzels. The chewy maltiness stood out for this IPA.
Mouthfeel is somewhat chalky hop citric, finishing somewhat dry and bitter. This IPA turned out tasting pretty good. I will go back to compare the flavor, after a better pour.
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On-tap at the brewpub.
Pours a clear copper color with a one-finger off-white head. The head recedes into a thin layer on top leaving solid lacing.
Smells of bright citrus hops with hints of pine and lighter hints of floral hops with pale malt aromas lurking in the background.
Tastes similar to how it smells. Robust pale malt flavors up front segue into juicy citrus hop flavors with mild amounts of pine. The hop flavors overtake the malt midway through the sip and are joined by a strong bitterness that intensifies before the end of the sip.
Mouthfeel is good. It's got a solid thickness with moderate carbonation.
Drinkability is good. I didn't have a problem finishing my glass and could have another.
Overall I think this was a touch better on-tap than it was on cask, the enhanced carbonation makes the aromas and flavors pop a bit more. All in all my only minor gripe with this is the intense bitterness, however even considering that it's a beer that's well worth a shot.
12-08-2009 04:41:04 | More by glid02
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On tap at the brewpub.
Pours a bright hazy orange with a small bubbly head that recedes quickly and leaves scant lacing.
The aroma is dominated by hops with a combination of floral pine and citrus in the form of juicy oranges and pineapples.
The taste is bigger than the aroma suggested. There is some bitter sappy pine up front with lots of juicy citrus following it up. Oranges, pineapples, maybe some grapefruit. The finish has a lingering bitterness.
The mouthfeel is slick with a fairly low carbonation. It's medium bodied overall and leaves a sticky sap resin aftertaste.
This a decent hop-forward IPA that's very drinkable but maybe a tad low on carbonation. Still, very good.
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A comparison of two casks: one tapped 24 hours prior and dry-hopped with Centennial, Cascade, and Chinook and one tapped only minutes ago dry-hopped with the rarely-used Zeus hop variety.
Appearance: Both arrived an opaque, mahogany-hued body, though the prior cask offered up a bit of a muddled appearance, being one of the very last pours from the firkin. Each sported a dense, creamy-looking, light beige head.
Smell: Caramelly maltiness with a slight bready bent to it. While each had a fair amount of grassy tones, the cask dry-hopped with the 3C's had notes of white grapefruit and lemon, while the Zeus had fresh floral tones paired with grapefruit lightly dusted with spice.
Taste: Light touches of chewy caramel candy from the crystal malts with further hints of crisp grains and bread. The cask dry-hopped with a melange of C-hops had a nice earthy, grassy character and a bold citrus taste. The just-tapped Zeus cask was floral, grassy and had a pithy grapefruit character and background zestiness to it. Both were medium in bitterness. The prior cask finished drying and bittersweet, while the latter cask ended a tad more dry and bitter.
Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied. Medium carbonation for the Zeus version and medium-low for the day-old cask, though both were rather smooth in the mouthfeel department.
Drinkability: A fun, engaging juxtaposition of varying hop varieties and the effects of oxygen on beer. Both were amply bitter with bright hop characters and I look forward to this one hitting the regular line-up.
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"The expectations are always up there every year," said Tigers outfielder Leland Saile.
Coming into this year's 5-A state playoffs, which begin this week, the pressure on Jesuit may be higher than most years. The Tigers lost in the state championship game in both 2010 and 2011 and fell in the state semifinals last year.
"We've had state championship caliber team the last three years and just happened to get beat on one pitch," said Coach Richie Warren, who added he thinks this team is also capable of winning it all.
"We want it more than anything," said shortstop Spencer Trayner who has played all four years for the Jesuit varsity. "I've had the feeling three years in a row of losing in states."
"Always falling short," said Saile, "it's getting a little bit irritating."
And the fact the Jesuit basketball team won its first title since 1984 this year?
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The inspiration: The Depression-era song "Happy Days Are Here Again" may not have been inspiration per se, but it certainly was a strong influence — though it was not the traditional peppy version that Marc Jacobs played as the models strutted the runway. It wasn't Barbara Streisand's ironic, slower-paced version — not even the "Glee" duets take. Instead, an hypnotic voice recited the lyrics over...Read more »
Betsey Johnson Fall 2014: Street Sirens
Inspiration: Hotness and yeah more hotness. Yep, Johnson's invitation featured a red hot water bottle with a message that blared, "It's cold outside. Betsey's hot." Likewise, her runway program, edged in flame graphics, showed a red burner on a stove and touted the message once again: "Betsey's Hot." Her concept? Rihanna meets "American Hustle," and Johnson...Read more »
Michael Kors Fall 2014: The big easy
Inspiration: "Big Sur, Big City," said program notes — the notion being an easy, breezy Cali casual melded with the polish and sophistication that is Kors' calling card. The vibe: Antennae were up for this big day show at Spring Studios set on Varick Street near the Holland Tunnel. Kors has been an anchor at the tents for many years and his defection to the downtown space...Read more »
Oscar de la Renta Fall 2014: Tale of two pretties
Inspiration: The designer didn't spell it out but there was a clear edge to the collection divided into two beautifully executed parts — swanky but slightly toughed up daywear and glam, frothy looks for evening. The former was new for de la Renta, modern and a breakout from a more conservative ladies-who-lunch looks…think a studded leather suit that clung to every curve.
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Narciso Rodriguez Fall 2014: Loose and laid back
The inspiration: Narciso Rodriguez seems interested in volume this season — but not huge, bulbous amounts of it, the likes of which we saw a few seasons back from other designers and which had regular shoppers scratching their heads. (How are those of us weighing in at, um, more than 100 pounds actually supposed to wear that?) This volume is different — it's just the slightest amount of fullness,...Read more »
Donna Karan: An emotional 30th anniversary / Fall 2014
Inspiration: A mesmerizing film by Steven Sebring played on a giant screen backing Donna Karan's runway on Wall Street depicting abstract dancerly bodies. In her notes, Karan said, "I needed to express a woman's soul and spirit from the inside out." But, it's fair to say that Karan used her own iconic pieces as inspiration – these celebrated and updated – all beginning with the bodysuit.
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Reem Acra Fall 2014: The power of pretty
The inspiration: Girlie girls, and the charity luncheons or red carpet events to which they get invited.
The vibe: Serene glamour, whether you're drawn to the iridescent feathered tops, or the trophy-like gold beaded column dresses.
The lust-o-meter: High for the "frosty pink" wool coat with brown leather belt that resembles a split-rail fence. Higher for a cardigan embroidered over...Read more »
Kenneth Cole Fall 2014: Tough urban gypsies
The inspiration: First, there's Kenneth Cole's fascination with social media, as he proved with an opening video starring Alan Cumming (of "Cabaret" and "Good Wife" fame) and ("SNL'" alum) Rachel Dratch. In a word—hilarious—but more on that in a second. Cole is also interested in "global travel," and the feeling of liberation one gets from it. So he observed in his program notes, and...Read more »
Vivienne Tam Fall 2014: Cave craving
The inspiration: A place called Dunhuang, a revered cultural heritage site in Vivienne Tam's native China. The place is famed for its ancient cave murals, which she's reproduced in dresses in the form of digital prints.
The vibe: Very '70s, with culottes, elegant brocades and a series of maxi dresses, A-line skirts, eyelet midis. If anyone had suddenly started singing something from Carole...Read more »
Tracy Reese at New York Fashion Week: Opposites attract
Inspiration: According to program notes, Tracy Reese was inspired by "juxtapositions – playing the loud and ecstatic against the pragmatic and quietly complex." Nothing illustrated the concept more than Reese's own outfit – a feminine turquoise dress that bordered on frilly. With high heels it may've read a tad saccharine, but with gold metallic sneakers (yep, sneakers) it got a...Read more »