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Seared - Petaluma
- Address:
170 Petaluma Blvd. North
Petaluma, CA 94952Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
Seared - Petaluma
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.searedpetaluma.com/
- Phone: 7077625997x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Mon, Wed, Thur, Fri & Sat: 11:30am - 2:00pm
Dinner: Monday,Wednesday Thursday 5:0pm - 9:00pm
Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Sunday: 4:30pm - 9:00pm
Happy Hour: 4:00pm - 6:00pm
Closed Tuesdays
125 seat private room with bar also available for rentals for special events
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Bar / Lounge / Bottle Service, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Chef Joe O'Donnell
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Plan to host your next banquet, party, or special event with us!
The ambiance of our special banquet facilities will contribute to the success of your celebration.
Your guests will appreciate our selection of gourmet menu items and the excellent service by our friendly staff.
- Private Party Contact: Monica or Sonia 707-762-5997x
- Entertainment: For events and happenings check out our website.
A word from Seared - Petaluma
At Seared we shop for the freshest ingredients available daily from farmers markets and local growers. Our seasonal menu incorporates garden fresh vegetables with locally raised beef as well as Certified Angus Beef Brand, the quality which tops off the USDA scale at its highest rating.Continued
Our menu items change according to different produce and seafood seasons. This is our way to get the freshest ingredients from the fields and the sea, to you! Much of the seafood we purchase is line & rod caught, and all of it is sustain ably harvested.We also have a full bar and specialty cocktails Enjoy!
Our menu items change according to different produce and seafood seasons. This is our way to get the freshest ingredients from the fields and the sea, to you! Much of the seafood we purchase is line & rod caught, and all of it is sustain ably harvested.We also have a full bar and specialty cocktails Enjoy!
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Seared - Petaluma reviews from OpenTable diners
96 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.4
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (49)fit for foodies (46)neighborhood gem (37)romantic (24)notable wine list (18)good for groups (18)hot spot (12)vibrant bar scene (11)great for lunch (9)kid-friendly (5)late-night find (4)great for brunch (3)scenic view (1)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Amazing!!!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/30/2014Probably the best food we have had! Everything about it was lovely.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fine diningBuffinDined on 8/28/2014We had read about Seared and decided to try it even though my wife is not a meat-eater. We found the restaurant somewhat dark but had a warm friendly reception.The menu while focusing on steak and fish contrives to be complicated with details of provenance. I found the food excellent; a tuna tartare(special) to start which had an intriguing array of spices and a hanger steak (chosen for its smaller size) which was cooked to perfection with a wine sauce, spicy dip and outstandingly tasty fries. I would recommend this restaurant heartily with the caveat that the menu for vegetarians is quite limited.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love the ServiceFoodieDined on 8/28/2014We have been dining in the Seared location for many years. It's comfortable and familiar to us and we like that. We always sit in Geoff's section because he provides us with the service we don't get anywhere else.Special Features:
- Delightful evening experienceDianeVIPDined on 8/27/2014We enjoyed eating at Seared in Petaluma again. The server, Michael was most gracious and knowledgeable about the menu and specials. Every evening there is a special selection besides the regular menu. The wine list is not extensive, but what we ordered was delicious.Special Features:
- DinnerLeneDined on 8/22/2014I absolutely loved it! Service was great! Food was amazing! Would go back again any time!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/21/2014Incredible food and service. Hawaiian Fish dish was excellent. Caesar salad dressing was fabulous Mac and Cheese with smoked bacon was another gemSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One to avoidRockAndDineVIPDined on 8/15/2014Read great reviews about this restaurant and was hoping to find another good restaurant in Petaluma. This restaurant is in the same location that Graziano's occupied for many years. Were hoping Seared was an upgrade over Graziano's - unfortunately not. Ordered the brussel sprouts appetizer based on favorable reviews, but found it watery and less than appetizing. A bread plate accompanied the appetizer and this was a real shocker - the bread was chewy and doughy like it had not been fully baked. We were told the bread was from Healdsburg which makes no sense when you consider the excellent Della Fattoria bakery is right across the street from Seared. Didn't stick around for the entre - booked a reservation at another restaurant instead.
- Special OccasioncwhoundDined on 8/8/2014Celebrated the Wife's Birthday found it to be very fitting. Service was outstanding food was great.Special Features:
- Great Steaks!870expressDined on 8/7/2014First time to Seared. Steaks were great and perfectly cooked. Filet and Scallops were the best of all. Service was spot on. Will return and tell my friends.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food is excellent, noise level NSGederfan1Dined on 8/7/2014Brussels sprouts appetizer was a highlight as well as the mushroom side dish. Both entrees very satisfying -- Lamb chops and Maryland crab. Caesar salad different but good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DELICIOUSOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/4/2014Food and service were top notch. Cannot wait to visit again. Great job!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great find!MfishesqVIPDined on 8/3/2014Opened now for a year, this restaurant is a great improvement over its predecessor. We started out with the wedge. We didn't find the fried onion topping very appealing. We weren't sure about what was to follow. My wife ordered the lamb. It was perfectly cooked, mouthwatering and flavorful. I ordered the prime rib expecting a run-of-the-mill experience, but was pleasantly surprised with one of the best presentations I've ever had. Combine that with the exceptional, pleasant service....we will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect FoodWhatthebeebDined on 8/2/2014Food was amazing. The Manila clams were incredible as was the shrimp and the undecided dessert. That chocolate cake may have been the best I've ever eaten in my life! Service was attentive and friendly but not too much. Saw several large groups there and they seemed to be just as happy as the rest of us smaller parties. It was a little warm inside and a little loud, that's why I didn't give it 5 stars. Will definitely return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ribeye for twoHollyDined on 8/1/2014We had the ribeye for 2 and it was seasoned and cooked perfectly. The bone marrow was surprisingly wonderful. Carmelized it seemed. We had the side spinach and mushrooms which was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not what I expected...FoodiesAtHeartDined on 7/21/2014We visited Seared for my mother in law's birthday this week. There were seven of us and we all love to eat and love good food. Our waitress used a baby voice and after the meal, I realized that none of us could stand her voice. (We didn't discuss it during the meal.) My flat iron steak was tough and too salty. The salad I ordered (beet salad) was flavorless. Our wine, even though it was ordered before we ordered our meal, didn't arrive until our salads and appetizers were on the table for about 5 minutes. We love to go out to eat, but all agreed it was our first AND last time for us at Seared.
- email@example.com on 7/21/2014Food was very well prepared with fresh ingredients and interesting combinations. Service was outstanding!Special Features:
- Great Lunch Date!PRS260Dined on 7/14/2014Took advantage of a Groupon Coupon for 1/2 off, (BOGO), and had a delicious lunch of Fish & Chips, with slaw, fries, and ( an included glass of wine.) - All great! - (I will add that the cole slaw came in one of those tiny metal bowls, like some salad dressing comes in, (about 'shot glass' size), and wasn't nearly enough to go with the fish&chips.) - C'mon, - Cabbage is Cheep! Otherwise, a great little place!Special Features:
- Great meal can't wait to return!kissatoad2Dined on 7/13/2014The food was terrific. Our party of 4 all had beef, each meal was cooked to perfection. Very flavorful. Great sides. Salads are noteworthy too! Our server was wonderful...very personable, attentive but did not hover. Entire staff was friendly and efficient.Special Features:
- Couples Night OutPapaGCrabtreeVIPDined on 7/12/2014we ventured into Seared after seeing the Restaurant on Open Table, great food good serviceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Find!AnonymousVIPDined on 7/6/2014We had a wonderful dining experience at this restaurant. We've now dined at all the restaurants in downtown Petaluma, and without question, Seared comes out on top. The food was exceptionally well prepared and presented. All ingredients were fresh, and the combinations were quite interesting. Our server was absolutely wonderful! She was knowledgeable, attentive without being overbearing, and incredibly friendly. Couldn't have asked for better service. The only downside to the restaurant was the decor...it's dark! Would love to see them brighten the place up perhaps by painting the walls a lighter color, adding flowers, et cetera. Overall, a fantastic dining experience. This is our new go-to restaurant in Petaluma.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/6/2014Very limited menu for a steak house. Did not carry either Merlot or White Zinfandel wine. Lamb chops were a poor choice as they were mostly fat with little taste of their own.
- Great Steaks and More!PTownLocalVIPDined on 7/4/2014I felt compelled to order the Filet Mignon - which was perfect, but then I returned less than a week later and tried the Day Boat Scallops - I wanted to lick the plate! It was fantastic! The wait staff was wonderful, great wine by the glass, fabulous chocolate dessert... I will be back time and time againSpecial Features:
- Anniversary Dinnergr8foodDined on 7/4/2014Our anniversary is on the 4th of July so we usually go to exotic/tourist destinations. We stayed home this year and tried Seared for our anniversary dinner. We were not disappointed. We are long time Petaluma residents and were frequented Gratziano's and kinew his family, so the "new place" had to be something special - it is. From our waiter Michael (I would recommend asking for him) to the food Hangar Steak, what a great night. BTW it is not just a steakhouse. My wife does not eat red meat and the seafood was excellent. All in all Seared help make this a special 33rd anniversary.Special Features:
- Great hometown restaurantKellyDined on 7/3/2014We've been here 3 times since the beginning of the year. Each time we've had excellent food and service. This time it was a bit noisier than we like, but it did not deter from our dining experience. We'll go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- belladonnabelladonnaDined on 7/3/2014Good service and great food. Usual Petaluma traffic and parking problems. Look for the sandwich board sign or you could miss the place.Special Features:
- Delicious!YummyVIPDined on 6/20/2014This restaurant was great! We got stuck in traffic coming in from SF on a Friday afternoon, but they were still patient and sat us down immediately. The food was amazing! Loved the melon salad, macaroni and cheese, gnocchitelli, toast and fillet mignon! Great service, great food! They made us feel special!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BuzzVIPDined on 6/20/2014Excellent food and very attentive service. Atmosphere fits either a formal or informal occasion.Special Features:
- Secret gemFoodNana5Dined on 6/20/2014We had a wonderful lunch experience! Husbands birthday, we had extra special service and attention. Would recommend Seared to anyone desiring a unique dining menu. They even make their own catsup! How great is that!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good with Mixed FeelingsBaBaDined on 6/15/2014We went on Father's Day. I had the filet and my husband had the rib-eye steak. Both steaks were very good. My filet was a bit more seared on the outside than I prefer (crusty) but very good. My husband did not like the mashed potatoes but I thought they were just okay. I did also have their sweet potato salad and it was excellent. We ended with the cinnamon flan and it was rather boring and not much cinnamon flavor. One thing I noticed is while it appears as though this restaurant wants to be upscale and it could be, but several workers dressed as though it was your neighborhood bar joint. Takes it down a peg for me. Not sure what they want to be represented as.I would recommend this to a friend.
- nice place for dinnermurphy3Dined on 6/14/2014I took my husband there for Father's Day. He has enjoyed the filet there before and they have full bar which he likes. We were able to be seated as soon as we arrived. First they wanted to seat us behind this half wall that is right in front of the open kitchen . I did not like it there and asked to be moved which the hostess did with no problem. The only thing I can say about the wines by the glass was that there were not that many to chose from. I would prefer a couple of choices in a wine group. Other than that our food was very good. Regarding that table that they tried to give us at first other people were sat there and they did not like it either. They ended up back there though as I guess there was no other table available .Special Features:
- Enjoyed a birthday celebration.EducoptorDined on 6/12/2014We celebrated our son's 38th birthday with him and our two grandchildren. We all had something different to eat and it was all wonderful. The house wine was outstanding. We will return but it will have to be a special occasion; the tab for the five of use (two children under 6) came to more than $200.00.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First VisitplalexaDined on 6/8/2014A very good experience. Our server was great, attentive but not overbearing, restaurant full but still quiet enough for us to converse, good energy among staff, food really good, especially rib eye steak, outstanding wedge salad. We asked for birthday candle in dessert via Open Table, and the server was alert to that. We will definitely go back.Special Features:
- Something for everyone!Val2uDined on 6/7/2014Service was excellent, starting with the welcome upon arrival until the last bite. Although Seared is touted as a steakhouse, the menu includes lots of fresh seafood as well as poultry, pork and vegetarian offerings. The Surf & Turf is to die for! If you're a prime rib fan, be forewarned that, if you order it medium, they will likely put it on the grill to bring it up to temp. That step changes the texture and then it becomes more like a grilled rib steak.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First TimersFriendlydinerDined on 5/31/2014We were looking forward to trying this place and we were really let down. The food was flavorless, specifically the mac and cheese, creamed spinach, prime rib and mashed potatoes. The crab cakes were so fishy you could smell it when they hit the table. They comped our desserts, but they should have comped what we didn't like. I would absolutely not recommend this place. We spent a lot of money and we were very unhappy. We will never go back.
- Crabby Host Marred ExperienceAngel4FoodDined on 5/25/2014The male host's clothing (way too casual) didn't exactly match the elegance of the restaurant; the wait staff was dressed appropriately. He was also non-smiling and negative. This did not improve when we departed. He was still unsmiling, serious. Could have said "thanks for coming" or "have a nice evening." We were polite and had no previous contact with the fellow, so it wasn't that he knew us and didn't like us. But, he acted like it! Perhaps he was having a bad night. The food was good, but be prepared. If you order medium-rare lamb, it's served RARE. Since I have been here before, I know it's worthy of revisiting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very nice !foodlover55Dined on 5/23/2014Very nice steak house . Overall one of the best in sonoma county. The beer was perfectly chilled and service is great. I ordered the sun farm new York steak the meat was ok but gad a little too much salt for my tast. Other than that it was an awsome place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BondgirlDined on 5/17/2014Food was great! My daughter had the duck and we all shared a bite. It was delicious! We tried the Rib Eye, prime rib, lamb chops and surf and turf, all great! Service was excellent...drinks were reasonable too! Would recommend this restaurant....
- First TimerDavidRL61Dined on 5/16/2014First time here. Came on a friend's recommendation for our anniversary. Petaluma needs a good steakhouse, and I wanted to give this a try. It's a little pricey for us, but for the money and the great cuts of meat think it's worth it. I would definitely return for another special occasion. Service was very good. The two person table that we sat at was a little long, and it felt as if we were sitting too far away from each other. Noise level was high so we had a hard time hearing each other. Good luck in Petaluma, I hope you can stay a while!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AwesomeLovefoodDined on 5/15/2014Great food! Everything was very good and cooked as it should be. Scallops were cooked perfectly as was the beef. Finally someplace gets it right! So happy to find this place, definitely will be back often!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, excellent serviceeastsideDined on 5/11/2014The high point was of course the food, but with excellent service. I had a wonderful filet and my wife has a salmon special (which I tried a taste). Kudos to out waiter, who was attentive and funny. Thanks for a great meal.Special Features:


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Rigatoni With Grilled Peppers and Onions
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- 12 ounces (4 to 5 cups) rigatoni
- 2 medium red onions, sliced into 1/2-inch-thick rings
- 2 large red bell peppers, cut into quarters
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- kosher salt and pepper
- 1 bunch spinach, stems trimmed, or one 5-ounce package
- 1 cup (about 3 1/2 ounces) grated Parmesan
- 3/4 cup basil leaves, thinly sliced
- Cook the pasta according to the package directions. Reserve 1 cup of the cooking water; drain the pasta and return it to the pot.
- Meanwhile, heat grill or grill pan to medium-high. In a large bowl, toss the onions, bell peppers, oil, and ½ teaspoon each salt and pepper.
- Grill the vegetables, turning occasionally, until tender, 8 to 10 minutes. Transfer to a cutting board and cut into bite-size pieces.
- Add the grilled vegetables, spinach, reserved pasta water, and ¾ cup of the Parmesan to the pasta and toss to combine.
- Top with the basil and the remaining ¼ cup Parmesan before serving.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 514Calories From Fat 23%
- Protein 26g
- Carbohydrate 75g
- Sugar 9g
- Fiber 6g
- Fat 13g
- Sat Fat 5g
- Sodium 778mg
- Cholesterol 20mg
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Many people have been seeing more rape and sexual assault cases making national headlines this year.
Most recently, four Morehouse College athletes were arrested, accused in two separate rapes.
Now some are calling for men to be a part of the solution.
Steubenville, OH, was a small town in eastern Ohio that most Americans had never heard of until a high-profile rape case brought national attention to a star high school football team.
In March, Trent Mays, 17, and Ma'lik Richmond, 16, were found guilty of raping a girl, 16, on August 11, 2012.
Adding to the victim's humiliation, naked pictures were taken and students took to Twitter to joke about her looking like a "dead body" during the attack and saying "some people deserve to be peed on."
But why was the victim being blamed, instead of her rapists?
Some experts think, maybe because they don't want to believe this actually happens.
They said we are more likely to believe the case about a stranger attacking versus our neighbor, pastor or the school coach.
Jennifer Bivins, president and CEO of the Georgia Network To End Sexual Assault, says the tendency to blame the victims of sexual assaults is sadly familiar.
"Unfortunately, we see that a lot," said Bivins.
Whether we like it or not, more rapes are committed by acquaintances than a stranger in the bushes.
"Statistically, 80 to 85 percent of rapes are committed by someone the victim knows," said Bivins.
Is there a solution to end these acquaintance assaults and the stigma that follows the victims around for the rest of their lives?
Bivins believes rather than telling women not to wear short skirts or drink too much, we should be talking to the men.
"We need to be addressing the perpetrators, the rapists, not the victims," said Bivins.
One organization in metro Atlanta aims to do just that.
Lee Giordano is the training coordinator for Men Stopping Violence in Decatur.
"Men are committing most of the violence, men are learning that violence works through their relationships with other men and so it makes sense to work with men," said Giordano.
The organization seeks to change the way men think about women.
One way they do that is through their "Because We Have Daughters" campaign.
"A man's relationship with his daughter is motivating," said Giordano.
The program brings fathers and daughters together for about four hours on weekends.
"They're able to share from each other, learn from each other. And our hope is that through that sharing, through that learning, fathers begin to understand better what their daughters are going through," said Giordano.
Stacey Dougan, board chairman for Men Stopping Violence at Spellman College, believes that having men as allies in the fight against sexual violence is vital.
"Men as our allies play a really big role in this work," said Dougan. "It's a resource that we can't do without. It's a very powerful resource."
Another powerful resource in the fight against sexual violence is education.
One student who witnessed the rape in Steubenville said he didn't even realize what he saw was rape.
That's all too common among young men today.
"There have been a lot of conversations in schools and experts working with boys who say 'Do you know what rape is?' And they don't. They will look at something - like what happened in Steubenville - and to them it is not at all clear that was a rape," said Dougan.
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The Foundation of Spurgeon's quotes is clear. Read his sermon, A Call to Holy Living, if you wish to understand.
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Lord's Day Morning, January 14th, 1872
Text: Matthew 5
A Call to Holy Living
…We are justified by faith, and not by the works of the law. The merit by which a soul enters heaven is not its own; it is the merit of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ….At the same time, it is a dangerous state of things if doctrine is made to drive out precept,** and faith is held up as making holiness a superfluity. Sanctification must not be forgotten or overlaid by justification. We must teach plainly that the faith which saves the soul is not a dead faith, but a faith which operates with purifying effect upon our entire nature, and produces in us fruits of righteousness to the praise and glory of God….
However severely pure that law may seem to be which we have read just now from this fifth chapter of Matthew, our hearts agree with it, and we ask that we may be so renewed that our lives may be conformed to it. The regenerate never rebel against any precept, saying, "This, is too pure;" on the contrary, our new-born nature is enamoured of its holiness, and we cry, "Thy word is very pure, therefore thy servant loveth it. O that my ways were directed to keep thy statutes."
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In this article I thought it might be a good idea to review the characteristics of the Apogee 10.5mm diameter motors for people who are not familiar with them. Before I begin, I'll tell you my reasons for doing this article. First, there is that self-serving motivation to sell more rocket motors. I clearly admit this, but there is another reason too. Being a modeler myself, knowing the good and bad points of the motors would allow me to use them to their best advantage; as well as staying away from those situations where the motors are not useful or that could be unsafe. By letting other modelers know these opinions too, I believe that we'll keep the hobby much safer and more fun.
First I'd like to list all the general characteristics of the motors. Then I'll give my opinions and reasons for the advantages and disadvantages that each trait offers, compared to motors made by Estes or Quest. I'll try to keep the orientation of the comparison geared toward "sport" models, because that is where most modelers get their enjoyment.
Here are the characteristics that I'll go into depth about:
From these characteristics, you can make your own conclusions as to whether these motors would meet your own needs.
The most obvious trait of the new motors is their skinny diameter -- 10.5mm. From a competition modeler's point of view, the smaller the diameter of the model, the higher it can fly because it has lower drag. So this is a very large advantage in that situation.
And smaller models are typically less expensive to build compared to big rockets needing heavy-duty construction. Therefore the advantage of having a smaller motor can mean that the overall model cost can be cheaper too. For example, you don't need any expensive tools, equipment or supplies like epoxies to build small models. Typically all you need is a knife and some wood glue.
But the skinny diameter also allows the development of some unique sport models. A good example is the "peanut-size" models. Already many modelers are building scale rockets in tiny sizes that are cute and friendly. The new Micro V-2 kit from Apogee Components can only be made as small as it is because of the small diameter of the 10.5mm motors.
The aerodynamics of bigger models can be improved by using a smaller motor too. A simple modification that can be made to "non-minimum diameter" models is to put a boattail on it to make a streamlined shape. Then those 1950's style "Buck Roger" rockets can be made super slick to fly a lot higher.
I like to think that one of the greatest advantages the smaller size gives for sport models is the ability to have sliding mechanisms carried internally. An example of this is the "sliding pod" type rocket glider. The motor's small size means that it can slide easily inside a larger tube, so repositioning the mass of the model after burnout is far easier. And it can be done while keeping the overall size of the model small to reduce the construction costs. Another example of a sliding mass is the "rear-ejection" type models. Here the "slider" is the motor itself. And by careful positioning of the centering rings around the motor, you can create a pocket for the recovery device. This compartment will help protect the parachute from the heat of the exhaust gases, so recovery wadding won't be needed.
The disadvantage of the "odd" size is that the motors do not simply slip into your existing rockets. But this drawback is easily overcome with a motor mount adapter to increase the diameter of the motor to make it fit larger models. Transitioning from "micro" to "mini" is easily accomplished with a few wraps of masking tape over the diameter of the motor.
The next most obvious trait of the new motors is they are longer in length than modelers are familiar with. The reason for the longer length is a result of the skinny diameter. The extra length is needed to hold the proper amount of propellant inside the motor. To get a full power "B" motor, you need around 6 grams of black powder, and if the motor is skinnier, it must be made longer.
The advantage from the longer length is that it moves the Center-of-Gravity (CG) of the motor forward; and hence the model's CG forward too. This helps make the model more stable when it is launched, hopefully increasing the safety of the flight. So for a hobby modeler, they might not have to add extra nose weight into a model to get it to fly straight; allowing a wide variety of rocket shapes that can be launched. And as the motor burns propellant, the CG continually moves forward and the stability factor of the rocket increases; hence the overall safety of the model is enhanced.
From the competitor's standpoint, this is absolutely GREAT! With the stability of the model increased, he has the option of decreasing the area of the fins slightly without having the model go unstable. And by reducing the area of the fins, the drag of the model lowers, and it can fly even higher!
The big disadvantage of the longer length is similar to having an odd size diameter; the motors don't readily fit in existing models. But again, this is a fairly easy modification to "un-built kits" -- just move the position of the motor block forward to accommodate the longer motors. Another option is to let a portion of the motor hang out the rear of the model, and then compensate for it with extra nose mass (if necessary).
The 2-Newton average thrust level of the motors is a big advantage for models that are fragile and can't withstand high liftoff stresses. Models can be built using lighter-weight materials -- which again improves the overall performance of the model by allowing them to fly higher. And again, light-weight materials are typically less expensive. You can use paper (heavy cardstock) fins instead of balsa, and balsa instead of basswood or plywood.
One example of a typically fragile model is the boost glider. I think that we have all seen models shred at liftoff, and the problem is that the model was over-powered. A lower thrust motor like the micro motors increases the success of the launch by lowering the forces trying to tear the model apart.
The other characteristic that low thrust motors offer is the model will lift off from pad slower. This could be either good or bad depending on the situation. If the model is "neutrally stable," taking off slower would probably mean that it would go unstable after clearing the rod. But for models that are stable, the slower liftoffs are nice; it gives the model a "realistic" appearance, like real NASA style rockets that also lift off slow. And when they lift off slow, the roar of the motor seems to be around longer and sounds louder; enhancing the pleasure of the lift-off.
And slow lift-offs are great for spectators who might have a hard time following the flight of a very fast model. You've probably stood next to a person at a launch who asked: "Where did it go?" And since slow flights are easier to track, this lowers the chances that they might be lost in the haze of the sky. And it is always nice to return home without losing your favorite model.
The low flight speeds are fantastic for competition modelers. Because the drag on the model stays lower, the model can fly higher. You can read more about this in Apogee's Technical Publication #1. Even for sport models, there will be a slight but noticeable altitude increase because the drag on the model is lower.
The main drawback of the low thrust from the motors is that it limits the size model that can be safely lifted. So typically, models using the new motors are limited to BT-55 size and smaller. But there is still more "grunt" force from the motors than you would expect, and some heavy or draggy models can still be flown. It is best to check the maximum liftoff masses listed on the instructions that come with the motors.
The increased length of the motors allow them to burn for a significantly longer period of time. This is really noticeable for most models, as the smoke column is really a nice crowd pleaser. I think a lot of people love long burn motors because they remind them of high powered rockets which also produce sky-reaching smoke columns when they lift off. The longer 'motor roar' duration is an added plus too (more rumble for the ruble - or dollar).
The longer burn could be a disadvantage if the model goes into an erratic flight, as it could land in some dry grass while still under power. But hopefully modelers will take precautions to minimize this situation in any models they might fly by performing proper stability checks.
The other disadvantage is that the case is hotter after the propellant is burned. Most times this isn't a problem; by the time the model descends to the ground, it has cooled to where it isn't noticeable. But this heat can cause some types of glue to soften or to shrink. This is one reason Apogee doesn't recommend friction fitting the motors into engine mount tubes. The adhesive on the tape can turn to goo making it difficult to remove the motor after flight.
After the motor burns out, the case mass becomes dead weight and reduces the performance (altitude, speed, and duration aloft) of the model. So having a lightweight case like the micro motors offer will increase the performance of the model.
The low mass also allows many different science fair experiments to be performed. One such example would be "optimum weight" experiments. With the low weight case, now you have to add mass to the model to get it to an optimum mass for best altitude. So comparing different motors to each other is simple and fun to perform.
And when the motor weighs less, the overall model mass will be lighter too. Therefore it doesn't need to be built as strong to survive hard landings, since it will descend slower. For example, you don't too often see "G" powered helicopters, because the helicopter blades would be easily damaged when the model lands hard on the ground. But if lighter motors could be used, the blades are more likely to survive to fly again.
As a comparison, the typical Estes 18mm motor has a case that weighs about 10 grams, compared to less than 5 for the Apogee "B" motor. The Estes mini motor (13mm dia) has a case mass of 3 grams, which is still over the 2.5 gram mass of the Apogee "A" motor.
It is hard to think of a disadvantage to having a lightweight motor and model; so I can't list anything here. If you need more mass to make the model more stable, or to get up to optimum weight, it is better to add mass to the forward part of the rocket by using tracking powder.
Even though the micro motors are much cheaper than composite motors, the obvious disadvantage to the new micro motors is their higher price compared to other black powder motors made by Estes and Quest. It would be great if you could have all the advantages already listed and a lower price too, but there are always tradeoffs.
But if you compare performance versus price, the new Apogee motors are reasonable.
The measure of how much thrust is produced per pound of fuel consumed is called "Specific Impulse." This number is used to compare motors to each other to see which is more efficient. The higher a motor's Specific Impulse number, the more efficient it uses the propellant. So at this time we'll compare different motors.
The composite propellant motors have all black powder motors beat "hands-down." They are almost twice as efficient as the black powder motors. Here is a quick comparison of the Apogee B7, the new B2, and the Estes B6.
Motor Specific Impulse Apogee B7 1760.56 m/s Apogee B2 833.3 m/s Estes B6 725.0 m/s
As you can see, even though the B2 and B6 use the same type of propellant, the B2 is slightly more efficient. How does the Apogee B2 get more efficiency out of the same type of propellant? The answer lies in the chamber pressure of the motor. The Apogee black powder motor uses a stronger paper case, so it can hold more internal pressure -- which forces the burning gases out of the motor faster, which makes the motor efficient. You can learn more about this by reading Apogee's book called "Model Rocket Propulsion."
But operating at a higher chamber pressure does has its disadvantages. If the motor should fail, you'll hear a louder pop. But so far, the micro motors are operating as designed, so we'll all have to wait and see if the paper is capable of keeping the failure rate low in spite of the high pressures trying to blow it apart.
The Total Impulse of the motor is found by multiplying thrust created by the motor (in Newtons) by its burn duration. So a motor that produces an average of 2.5 Newtons of thrust for two seconds has a Total Impulse of 5 Newton-seconds. This is equivalent to the total power level of the motor. If you remember how motors are classified, a "B" motor can have up to 5 Newton-seconds of Total Impulse. Since a "C" motor is twice as powerful as a "B" motor, its Total Impulse would extend up to 10 Newton-seconds.
So how does this number fit into our comparison? Isn't a "B" motor from one manufacturer the same power as a "B" motor from another? The answer is "not always." The Total Impulse can be adjusted by the manufacturer of the motor and it is affected by a variety of conditions. But mostly it is a quality control aspect.
The Apogee micro motors were designed for high performance, so the Total Impulse of each has been set to the maximum allowable for the motor. So a "B" motor from Apogee is very close to 5 Newton-seconds. To prove this for yourself, you can get a copy of the NAR's motor certification tests. In theses tests, you can see that the Apogee motors have higher total impulses than motors from other manufacturers within the same motor classification. Therefore, they are slightly more powerful.
How does this benefit you? For one thing, it will make your rocket fly higher! It also tells you that you are getting the most value for the money you paid for your motors. And since the micro motors cost slightly more, you can feel confident that you are getting everything you expected from the purchase, and not being ripped off.
Many people have commented that the little micro motors have better tracking smoke than motors from other manufacturers. This is great for making it easier to follow your rockets into the air -- meaning you'll probably have a better chance of a successful recovery for another flight.
Another comment that has been made about the micro motors is that they seem to have a good ejection charge. This is characterized by a loud pop when the parachute is ejected from the rocket. While the ejection charge sounds "strong," it has been designed to pressurize a larger tube that has more internal volume than a skinny rocket. So if you use the motors in a larger diameter rocket, you can be assured that the motor will most likely kick the parachute out to ensure a successful and safe descent.
As you have read, the micro motors from Apogee have a lot of qualities that make them a lot of fun to use -- even for "sport" rockets. And these same qualities make them the best for competitions flights too. If the opportunity presents itself; why not give them a try!
You can get more information about the Micro Motors from the Apogee Components web site. The address is: www.ApogeeRockets.com. You can also get a printed version of the Apogee catalog by sending $1 to:
Apogee Components, Inc 1431 Territory Trail Colorado Springs, CO 80919-3323


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Charley Rosen of Fox sports on Ron saying not opting out was a big mistake
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It should also be noted that the first option is the most probable given Artest's last-minute plea to be included on the USA Olympic basketball squad. After bragging on his skills, Artest added "my character speaks for itself," according to ESPN.com.
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Hi All,
I am facing the Problem in Setting "Http Get" as the HTTP Method to send the request using the CSenServiceConnection API.
_LIT(KGetMethod, "<HttpMethod> GET </HttpMethod>");...
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Hi All,
I am facing the Problem in Setting "Http Get" as the HTTP Method to send the request using the CSenServiceConnection API.
_LIT(KGetMethod, "<HttpMethod> GET </HttpMethod>");...
Hi All,
I would like to know, how to create numeric editors through rss file ? As I need to create 18 numeric editors to set come coordinates. How to do it either through rss or by code ?
Is it possible, for Playing video with Qt UI and Symbian Video Player Utility class as the backend?
Whether the Qt supports Video playback using Symbian ?
Not using Phonon.
Thanks and Regards,
I am creating one icons QListWidget and adding up some 500 icons to the list.
There is no problem in adding the icons, but when I scroll down the list, the application is crashing at around...
I tried displacing QListWidgetItems using QListWidget(like move(..),replace(..)etc....).And I want to have similar facility for QGraphicsItem.But,QList is not supporting the graphicsItem.How...
If I need to run the Symbian Music Player from my Qt Application.
What should i do ?
Please show me the right direction.
Thanks in Advance,
Hi All,
QTimeLine is not generating at equal intervals very frequently.
I have put the debug prints and for example, there are 10 frames,
i got only 1st and 10th frame and sometimes in steps...
I am following the steps in the link, but getting error in the step 5 while building the Qt for the emulator.
I've done the configuration, no issues doing that.
My Path variable is as...
I installed Qt Garden, S60 5th Edition SDK and Carbide C++ v2.0 all in the same drive. I updated the Path Environmetal Variable. I followed the instructions given in the Qt installation guide....
Follow the Mark's instructions.
If you're still getting same error.
go to your Qt folder through command prompt and build it for armv5 urel
command is:
Hi All,
I am building my Qt application (which is developed using Temple) using Qt Garden.
I am getting error like :
"\qt-4.5.0-garden\include/QtCore/../../src/corelib/tools/qlist.h", line 31:...
Hi All,
Need info abt, How to host services to the Raccoon Server ? Not using the Java APIs.
What i really need to know is, What is the procedure to tell the Raccoon server that,
I am...
Try this,
If you're using the event filters then "retrun false" at the end of the function and if the event type is "KeyPress" then also "return false".
sorry came to know its a thrid party dll.It is being tried on device not on emulator as it has to indirectly interact with the hardware.
I am trying to call NewL of one particular class from some s60 dll and I am getting the error as KErrNotSupported. What can be the problem here?
Hi All,
I have a GraphicsView, in that i'm creating a proxy widget having horizontal layout with 3 push buttons.
How to set the background color of the push buttons? or rather the widget...
You are correct! It should build moc files automatically.
Eventhough all the moc files and corresponding header files are present in the makefile, the moc files were not getting updated. No idea...
Hi Sumit and Mark,
Problem is sloved :cool:
The moc file was not updated for that class.
I explicitly updated the moc files by running the below command in the command prompt.
prompt>moc -o...
Hi Mark,
Yes, all the slots are declared under public slots.
One more strange thing I observed is that,
The HandleBackEvent() slot call is working fine, so
when I call DeleteArtist() slot...
I've added 4 QActions into the QMenu and the QMenu is mapped to the LSK(Options button)on Phone.
code snippet:
QMenu* optionsMenu = new QMenu(LSK);
QAction *GTNP...
After I flashed the image on mobile with Qt app, I wondered at the numerica input in my QtInputDialog!!!As I expected alphabets to be inputted, I see only numerals...how can I map the mobile...
one more doubt, can we do "Mark All" i.e multiple selection of items in the list through keys?
yes, if I comment out the line of install event filter on options menu, I can easily see themenu items in the menu.
Also, I commented out the style sheet code and I found it displaying an empty grey...
hi Mark,
I dnt think I can post the code, due to proprietary rights...
But I wud tell step by step procedure of what I have done, so tht u can suggest any change...
1)A mainWindow widget is set to...


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1. After a long weekend, conditions will be a bit gloomy as much of Wilmington returns to school and work. According to Weather.com, temperatures will only hit 75° on Tuesday as some ran and clouds are likely. Ther is a 60 percent chance of rain showers throughout the day.
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Visit by Commission President to Cabo Verde advances "Special Partnership"
The EU-Cabo Verde "Special Partnership", launched in 2007, strengthened during a visit to the country by President of the European Commission, José Manuel Durão Barroso 26-27 October.
An agreement was signed during the President Barroso's visit on easier entry visas for Cabo Verdeans visiting the EU – an evolving feature of the Special Partnership. There was also agreement on the mid-term review of the 10th EDF which earmarks €51 million for the country 2008-2013, largely to alleviate urban and rural poverty. As one of the top performers among ACP states in reaching development objectives, in the framework of the "Millennium Development Goals (MDG) initiative", Cabo Verde was allocated an additional €10.2 million following the mid-term review.
More than 90% of the EU's assistance to the country under the 10th EDF is in the form of budget support. The country also benefits from the Non State Actors and Local Authorities in Development thematic programme, the instrument for the promotion of democracy and human rights and the ACP-EU Energy Facility, among others. A Fisheries Partnership Agreement between the EU and Cabo Verde for supporting the implementation of the sectoral fisheries policy of Cape Verde is ongoing until 2014. In the context of the Special Partnership, a Mobility Partnership between the UE and Cabo Verde was signed in 2008 and the country participates in the transnational Madeira, Azores, Canaries (MAC) cooperation programme for the period 2007-2013 and the cooperation mechanisms within the outermost regions.
The EU and Cabo Verde are currently in discussion over approval of a joint budget support programme under the 10th EDF. This planned funding will implement the country's "Growth and Poverty Reduction Strategy" and develop the "Special Partnership" which is creating a framework of mutual interests beyond the donor-beneficiary relationship.
The Special Partnership is intended to strengthen dialogue and policy convergence between the republic of Cabo Verde and the European Union. It is based on the following pillars: (i) The good governance policy pursued by Cape Verde, and especially the consolidation of democracy, the rule of law and the participation of civil society. The partnership also focusses on the rights of children and women, the integration of immigrants, the fight against domestic violence and also the reform of the justice and public finance sectors; (ii) Security and stability, through activities implemented on a cross-border and regional basis in particular, in the areas of the fight against transnational organised crime, efficient management of migration flows and maritime security; (iii) Regional integration; (iv) Convergence of technology and standards policies; (v) Progress towards a "knowledge-based society" by encouraging economic, social and cultural development though education, research and information and communication technologies and (vi) the fight against poverty, in particular through environmental protection, the protection of natural resources, the preservation of the marine environment and closer cooperation in the area of fisheries.
On São Vicente Island, President Barroso visited several EDF-financed projects: three sanitation projects on Praia, Calheta and Mindelo; a project promoting business skills amongst young people and another strengthening civil society. The Commission President, who received the Amilcar Cabral medal of honour during his visit, paid homage to Cabo Verde's rich culture.
The country is also a beneficiary of the EU's cooperation with Portuguese-speaking African countries. Angola, Cabo Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique and São Tomé and Príncipe, together with East Timor, benefit from a €33.1 million sum under the 10th EDF.
Find out more: http://www.eeas.europa.eu/delegations/cape_verde/index_fr.htm (available in French and Portuguese)


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There's a postscript to the Fisker Automotive bankruptcy story from earlier this week: The actions by the Department of Energy in awarding the unworthy luxury electric automaker a $529 million loan gave them validation, to the point where the state of Delaware made its own "investment" with state taxpayers' money in the company.
Now that the collapse is official, Delawareans are out too.
For weeks now the buzz about Fisker Automotive, the latest Department of Energy-funded clunker, is that two China-based automotive companies – Zhejiang Geely Holding Group (which owns Volvo) and Dongfeng Motor Corp. (which is state-owned) – were in bidding negotiations to buy an ownership stake of an unknown size. The speculation was that Fisker was following a similar path as stimulus-financed A123 Systems, which supplied the batteries for Fisker and was recently bought by Sino-owned Wanxiang Group.
Amidst its ongoing financial problems and search for a "strategic alliance" that it says is not an attempt to sell the company, Fisker Automotive continues to make its current business partners extremely nervous.
In particular are those "investors" that represent the taxpayers of Delaware, who foolishly committed $21 million in public money to the California-based company, in exchange for a promise to take over a former General Motors manufacturing plant to build its next electric car, the Atlantic. But rather than generate thousands of "green jobs," instead the factory sits dormant while Gov. Jack Markell and the state's economic development officials stew. And now the state has learned that if Fisker goes belly-up or fails to operate in Delaware, the repayment of the funds it has outlaid is subordinate to the rights of other lenders to get their money back, including the U.S. government.
Another government-funded electric vehicle has burned.
This time it's the second fire in a Fisker Karma, which received $193 million out of a $529 million award from a Department of Energy loan guarantee before the cabinet agency cut the company off for failure to meet still-undisclosed milestones. This blaze (video), according to a report on the automotive Web site Jalopnik, occurred in a Woodside, Calif. parking lot while its owner was inside a store shopping for groceries.


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I've been in a Steampunk state-of-mind for a month now, since my Steampunk Up Your Wedding article so I thought it only appropriate to wind it up before my next article comes out in the Unique Bride Magazine and today I have an amazing wedding created on a budget of only $500 NZ. Yep, you read it right, Five Hundred!! It can be done!!! So let's wrap up our Steampunk month with a budget wedding which stars the now famous corset that started off my love affair with this theme.
From Steff at Steff Metal blog: http://steffmetal.com
This is the corset by the frabjous Gallery Serpentine that started my love affair with Steampunk.
Knock knock - "Who's there?" - A Damsel in dis Dress
Very Chaplin'ish – doesn't it just take you back to a different era?
And here's the video to watch
Frabjous creatives:
Venue: The Pumphouse Theatre, Takapuna
Heritage Costume and Design: Bride's and bridesmaid's dresses, groom's outfit.
Cog and Compass Costume and Couture: Bride's top hat, bridesmaid's cuffs, groomsman's cravat, embroidered ring pillow.
Gallery Serpentine: Bride's corset.
Skingraft Designs: Celebrant's skirt.
Photography: Jess Manning Photography
Makeup: Rebecca McNaughten Make Up / SFX
Models: Bride – Amy Beales (Heritage), Bridesmaid – Kelli Prince (Heritage), Groom – Tony Howat, Groomsman – Aaron Dick, Celebrant – Steff Metal (NZ Alternative Celebrant), Guests – Tarah Genet, Sam Clemerson
Cupcakes: lemon ones from Sweet Bites Cakes http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sweet-Bites-Cakes/100415953348169, and chocolate ones by Ryan Fogarty and Elisabeth Laird
Film: James Beck
Styling: Jaimee Beck, Cog and Compass, Andrea Swager, Steff Metal
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i've been writing for a long time but just recently got into technical metal. when i get to the second guitar parts i never know what to use for harmonies of the two guitars. i wish i could figure out aletheian's but their amps are just insane and add a lot to the harmony. so my question is open to anyone, what harmonies do you use and do you know any cool ones other than the normal death metal tones?
someone who knows aletheian's trick would be helpful too...
they have some mp3's posted here
harmony meaning the sound of the two guitars together playing different notes on the guitar.
*sorry for the melodies/harmonies typo in the original! i always mix them up the two words up.
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The surging turbulence where ocean waves careen into the shallows creates rich hunting areas for game fish such as calico bass, redfish, roosterfish, striped bass and tarpon. Despite the dangers, boating anglers have found methods to get close and pull fish from under the menacing waves and foam. I talked to a few veteran anglers to glean six principles for fishing successfully and safely near the pounding surf.
1. If in Doubt, Stay Out
Stay away from the breaking waves when conditions are too gnarly. "If the swells are big, I steer clear of shore rocks," says Capt. Benny Florentino, a guide and tournament angler who regularly braves Pacific swells in pursuit of calico bass ranging up to 9 pounds in the rocky shallows off Southern California.
Capt. Greg Hildreth, who guides guests to big redfish and tarpon amid the wave-swept shoals of the Georgia coast aboard his 20-foot Action Craft bay boat, echoes that sentiment. "If you see big breakers blowing through — any thing bigger than 4 feet — it's time to go elsewhere."
Despite being on opposite coasts, both Florentino and Hildreth believe in observing each spot from a safe distance before moving in. "I might watch a spot for 15 or 20 minutes to see what the wave patterns are like," says Florentino. "This gives me an idea of how to fish it safely on any given day, but some days I just drive away, because no fish is worth risking lives."


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Sensex ends lower; banks, capital goods, realty down 1%
|20 Jul 2012, 03:34 PM
The Indian equities closed on a weak note. Banks, capital goods, power remained the major laggards on the bourses. Banking stocks tumbled further after a Reserve Bank of India committee recommended tightening regulations on loan restructuring, including setting aside higher provisions.
Refinery major Reliance closed down 0.70% at Rs 722.65 ahead of its numbers today. It is likely to post a 3% sequential rise in profits, GRMs likely to be slightly higher than USD 7 per barrel.
In todays entire trading session, the NSE Nifty struggled at around 5,200 mark and closed above that level. Stocks like ITC, Reliance, HDFC Bank, Infosys, ONGC and SBI were the negative contributors to the bourses.
The Sensex was down 120.41 points or 0.70% at 17158.44, and the Nifty was down 37.60 points or 0.72% at 5205.10.
About 1151 shares advanced, 1633 shares declined, and 651 shares remained unchanged.
Technical analyst Sudarshan Sukhani, s2analytics.com sees Nifty stuck in a narrow range and its direction being unclear. "The Nifty's drift below 5,220 was the first sign that there is weakness but not enough to justify taking short positions,"
A buying opportunity would emerge only if the Nifty breaches 5,260-5,270, however, its levels on the downside still remain uncertain, Sukhani added.
Top losers on the Sensex were Dr Reddys Labs at Rs 1,611.20 down 2.68%, BHEL at Rs 228.85 down 2.47%, ICICI Bank at Rs 935 down 1.58%, Cipla at Rs 327 down 1.52% and Wipro at Rs 363.20 down 1.47%.
Top gainers on the Sensex were Bajaj Auto at Rs 1,590.60 up 2.67%, Maruti Suzuki at Rs 1,144.55 up 2.43%, TCS at Rs 1,223.05 up 1.86%, Coal India at Rs 360.95 up 0.38% and Tata Steel at Rs 415.80 up 0.28%.
Most active shares on BSE were SBI, Maruti Suzuki, AdityaBirlaNuvo, Jubilant Food and DB Corp.
Top percentage losers on the BSE - Asian Star, Real Strips, P M Telelinnks, Rossell India and Rane Madras were down 10-30%.
Top gainers on the BSE Midcap - Tata Comm, Ipca Labs,
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The Sterling Cow Company Corn Maze opened at the start of the month. The maze itself is 8 acres large, and includes carnival games, pumpkin picking and fun rides for kids. The corn maze is open to the public every year to help bring some autumn fun to the community.
"Just everybody is coming out and having a good time it's a good place to come for your whole family, have a good time. It's 8 acres is how big the corn maze is," explains Ted Orr.
The corn maze will last through October 27th. Admission is only 8 dollars per person and children 4 and under are free. The corn maze is open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays with the weather permitting.


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cito gaston confirms everyone's feelings about roger clemens
Though Gaston said he didn't know of anything specific Clemens did to get him fired, he said Clemens did flaunt his influence with the club's upper management, even asking Gaston if he wanted to keep his job as manager or lose it. He also challenged Gaston's authority in front of the team, once questioning the manager's refusal to pull Pat Hentgen from a game. Gaston says Clemens never brought those criticisms to his face, and he regrets not confronting him over it. "He wouldn't (confront me). One of us would have had an ass whuppin' that day," Gaston said. "It might have been me, but he still would have known I was there."


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Have any question email Dr. Breaux at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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