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Mets' Chris Capuano Frustrated After Shortest Start Of Season
Mets starter Chris Capuano finally fell short of his usual innings output. He failed to reach the fifth inning for the first time in 27 starts this season, lasting only four innings and taking the loss as the Marlins beat the Mets 9-3 on Monday night.
Marlins Run By Mets 9-3
Chris Capuano (10-12) allowed six runs and eight hits in four innings, his shortest of 27 starts this year.
Duda's Seventh Inning Single Lifts Mets Over Marlins 3-2
Jason Bay also had three hits, including the tying single, and David Wright hit two long doubles high off the wall in left field for the Mets, who have won five of six.
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Chris Capuano's marvelous shutout on Friday ranks with great performances in Mets' history. John Schweibacher examines this and various Met statistics.
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Chris Capuano pitched the game of his life, tossing a two-hitter and striking out a career-high 13 as the New York Mets beat the Atlanta Braves 6-0 Friday night in their final matchup before taking a break because of Hurricane Irene.
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Where will Jose Reyes be playing in 2012? That's been openly discussed all season long. The speculation will only intensify during the final few weeks, so I decided to take a look at the numbers to see what could happen — and Mets fans might like the results.
Mets Lose 5-3, D-Backs Sweep Series
Justin Upton homered and Paul Goldschmidt doubled twice to help the Arizona Diamondbacks edge the New York Mets 5-3 on Sunday
Another Night, Another Crushing Loss For Mets
Rookie second baseman Justin Turner committed a crucial throwing error in the ninth inning, allowing the Florida Marlins to score two runs and rally past the New York Mets 4-3 on Tuesday night.
Listless Mets Under .500 Again; Fire Sale Looming?
Those ailing stars are almost healthy, and the Mets need them back. Now.
Mets-Marlins: New York Again In Danger Of Sub-.500 Record
For being division rivals, the Mets and Marlins haven't seen each other much this season. That's about to change.
Mets Lose To Lincecum, Giants 3-1
Pablo Sandoval had two hits to extend his hitting streak to 20 games as the San Francisco Giants beat the New York Mets 3-1 Saturday night
Mets Use Big Sixth-Inning Rally To Beat Last-Place Dodgers 5-2
Angel Pagan, Carlos Beltran and Daniel Murphy had RBI doubles in the sixth inning after the Mets were held hitless through five by Rubby De La Rosa, and New York went on to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-2 on Monday night.
Mets Overpower Comerica, Lay Another Beating On Tigers
Scott Hairston launched a bases-loaded triple and Ronny Paulino contributed four hits as part of another offensive barrage by the New York Mets, who beat the Detroit Tigers 16-9 on Wednesday night.
Capuano, Reyes Give Mets Series Win Over Athletics
Chris Capuano pitched six scoreless innings before leaving with a tweak on his right side, Jose Reyes took advantage of Oakland's shaky new first basemen and the New York Mets beat the Athletics 4-1 on a dreary Thursday.
Pineiro Keeps Reyes In Check, Angels Edge Mets
Peter Bourjos hit a tiebreaking double and turned in a sensational catch to help Joel Pineiro nail down his 100th major league win at last in the Los Angeles Angels' 4-3 victory over the New York Mets on Friday night.


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This is my Father's world composed by Mack Wilberg (1955-). For SATB choir and piano 4 hands/chamber orchestra (piccolo, 2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 clarinet in A, 2 bassoon, 4 horn, glockenspiel, harp, strings). Mixed Voices. Sacred, Choral Leaflet. Vocal score. 12 pages. Duration 3'. Published by Oxford University Press (OU.9780193869882).
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Made this for Thanksgiving and got rave reviews-one of the best desserts ever! Loved the individual dishes-actually had left over dishes which were equally good the next day. Don't change a thing in the recipe.
Love the recipe but it has too much ginger. I either use 2 T crystallized ginger in the apples or ground ginger in the topping but not both - prefer the crystallized ginger if you can chop it fine enough. I also agree the topping should be doubled to give a good crunchy crust.
I doubled this recipe for the baking dish. It was too heavy on the ginger and too light on the topping.
The apple part of this dessert is way too sweet -- it's like eating candy and has very little apple flavour. the topping was nice enough, but could use more oats.
Really good. I doubled the recipe and made in a 13x9" pan. I had to make a few changes due to not checking pantry before going to the store: dried cherries in place of cranberries; walnuts in place of pecans; light brown sugar in place of dark. Despite all that, it was delicious! I may cut the apples slightly larger next time I make this. They were very soft after cooking for the indicated time. I prefer them slightly firmer. I used full amount of sugar and don't think I'd reduce it. Maybe sub Splenda but it's supposed to be sweet... it's dessert!
This is a huge crowd pleaser every Thanksgiving. I use half the sugar in the filling and 1/3 less in the topping. I also use unsweetened cranberries and throw in some pears.
Delicious, although I felt the ginger flavor was a little overwhelming. I would probably either leave out the crystallized ginger next time or cut it way back. Other than that, though, it was great.
I used Splenda instead of sugar which was good, I would make sure the crystalized ginger is finely chopped, this was the only issue, some of the ginger was hard. I also left out the cranberries- my kids don't like cranberries. I served this will a chocolate dessert and it was a lovely compliment to the chocolate and the people who do not like chocolate love this.


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_Correction: Detroit City Council did not pass a resolution in favor of the Detroit River International Crossing- Gateway Project. They voted to draft a resolution in favor of the project._
The Detroit City Council voted unanimously July 7 to draft a resolution to move the Detroit River International Crossing - Gateway Project forward.
The meeting, held on the 13th floor of the Coleman A. Young Municipal Center, was a collaboration of Michigan, Canadian, Detroit and community leaders.
It was a diverse mix of facts, promises, emotions and even doubt. At several points, the room erupted into applause, but other times were marked by outbursts by discontented Detroit residents.
Marcell Todd, director of the City Planning Commission, said the forward movement of the endeavor has been a slow but continual process that began in 2003 with the formation of a bi-national partnership and study between the Michigan and Canadian governments.
He said the Michigan Department of Transportation and Transport Canada, the Canadian federal government's transportation agency, looked at the needs and feasibility of a new border crossing along the Detroit-Windsor corridor.
Then in 2005, following the National Environmental Policy Act, he said, around 30 crossings and alignments were identified but were eventually narrowed down to Southwest Detroit and specifically the Delray area.
He said that throughout the entire process, the city government and community have insisted on being involved in every aspect of moving the project forward and have done a great job participating thus far.
Former Gov. Jennifer Granholm supported the additional crossing, he said, and although many obstacles slowed progress in the years since, Gov. Rick Snyder also fully supports it, and all other entities are ready to take the next step.
"The governor again has taken this matter up in receiving support from the state legislature in order to finally move it forward and make it a reality," Todd said.
Canadian Consul General Roy Norton attended the meeting to discuss the Canadian perspective in cooperation with Detroit and the state.
Norton said the relationship between Michigan and Canada is symbiotic and that the two countries cannot afford to give up this opportunity for cooperation. He said both sides could then compete on the global level -- the edge this project will provide.
"From Canada's perspective, the importance of this project cannot be exaggerated," Norton said. "We believe that our offer of up to $550 million demonstrates our faith in the partnership that Canada has built with Michigan and Detroit over many years."
Snyder could not attend the meeting but called from Lansing to offer his thoughts and support.
He said he hopes to partner with the city on a number of initiatives, and emphasized the importance and economic benefits that come with the new crossing.
"It's not just building a bridge," Snyder said. "It's about international trade."
He continued to talk about job creation and development. Although he wishes Detroit could have as many benefits as with the Blue Water Bridge construction, "I don't think I see that in terms of opportunity to work with the community," he said.
Snyder also said that although the project would provide many temporary and permanent jobs for the people of Detroit, it will not reach the desired levels to satisfy all.
Lt. Gov. Brian Calley said this is due to the large scale and multiple dynamics of the project and the need to hire the best-qualified contractor to tackle such a difficult task.
Calley said there are only about 20 companies in the world that could handle it, so outside support is necessary.
Council member Brenda Jones and the attending public did not completely deny Calley's comment but were quick with reactions, saying that although the scale of the project could be an issue for smaller Detroit companies, sub-contracting Detroit workers should not be.
While the larger and coalition groups focused on moving the proposal forward, the City Council would not budge without ensuring benefits for Detroit and its residents.
As the meeting continued, the City Council constantly returned to the discussion regarding job creation, community development and environmental health.
State Representative Rashida Talib spotlighted the Community Benefits Coalition, discussing its role as neighborhood advocates who want to ensure a fair and healthy deal for Detroit and particularly Delray.
Council President Charles Pugh said there are often state projects that come through the city, but Detroit workers are left on the sidelines.
"We just want to make sure that there will actually be real jobs created for real Detroiters," Pugh said.
Council President Pro Tem Gary Brown reinforced the point, saying that this is not only a big opportunity for job creation, but could also eliminate the city budget deficit by applying a toll tax of a couple cents.
Like all the other council members, he said the process must be done correctly. He said a way must be found for Detroit to gain jobs and economic benefits.
"My biggest concern is that often, projects of this nature in the past have used federal regulations to hide behind not creating jobs for the community," Brown said.
Participating residents also weighed in at the end of the session. Although all agreed with the council, many had other concerns.
Many were outraged at some of the comments made by officials, and were especially disappointed when the invited guests left before hearing their comments.
"This is the area where the breakdown comes in," one Detroit resident said.
Ken Silven, the governor's deputy press secretary, said July 8 that he understands the community's concerns, but that Detroit and Michigan as a whole will not only benefit locally, but also nationally and globally.
"It truly is a win-win for Michigan," Silven said.
Calley said taxpayers would not be responsible for any of the costs; the Canadian government is picking up the tab.
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I know this is about a month old, but I only found it just now and the subject matter is really rather timeless. In January, the Technologizer had a great article looking at 15 inventions or ideas, mostly media-related, that were decades ahead of their time.
The title of the piece, "Mr. Edison's Kindle," refers to Edison's 1911 idea that books might one day be printed on hyper-thin, extremely durable sheets of nickel rather than paper. Today, of course, we have e-books that weigh even less per page.
Other ideas include the 1928 "Telenewspaper and Electric Writer" and the 1938 "Talking Newspapers" from Popular Mechanics, sending newspapers in black and white or even color by radio fax, and storing vast libraries on micro-miniaturized microfiche.
The crazy thing is that every one of these inventions has counterparts today, many of which are very popular and widely used. It makes me wonder what ridiculous, unwieldy inventions of today might become tomorrow's everyday gadget.
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Re:Screw you, Metallica! (243 comments)
Maybe not to YOU. But to whoever sold them that $16 CD full of shitty filler...very much so.
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Re:Screw you, Metallica! (243 comments)
Maybe not to YOU. But to whoever sold them that $16 CD full of shitty filler...very much so.
Re:So Floor It ! (330 comments)
There's a 4-way intersection/stoplight in a residential neighborhood in Boulder, CO that is "speed sensitive," with signs to go with it. The light defaults to green for the more major of the two streets. Stay going the speed limit or under while on the major road, and it stays green. Go over the speed limit (which is easy to do given the size and topography of that road) and you get a red.
Re:Same old tactics (167 comments)
I'm not sure if it's still in use or not, but the way the album sales chart was calculated 10 years or so was through a service called Soundscan. The way it worked (in a nutshell) is that certain stores would submit their sales numbers to Soundscan, and then Soundscan would run those numbers through an algorithm to "calculate" the sales from other, non-Soundscan stores. I have no idea how accurate these numbers were.
There was a case I know of where one label (a larger independent label) got wind of which stores were the Soundscan stores. This was tricky information, because one album sold in these stores "represented" many more albums sold from the other stores, baed on that algorithm. So this label would send bands and artists on tour, and focus all of their in-story appearances on these Soundscan stores. This, of course, led to more sales in those stores, which tended to inflate the label's sales numbers for less effort than honest sales would have taken.
Re:Did the message spoof your email address (340 comments)
It was just my name, with the "from" address being some other address I didn't recognize. He assumed it was me because it was my real name.
Re:Congratulations, FTC, and thanks! (289 comments)
I believe it goes something like this:
1. charge customers for caller ID on incoming calls.
2. charge customers for the ability to hide their ID on outgoing calls.
3. charge customers for the ability to "see" hidden ID's on incoming calls.
4. go to number 2. rinse and repeat.
Re:I used to think this stuff was cool (262 comments)
That's kind of my point. You are correct; roll cages or airbags are going to help. But in the process of figuring out something ENTIRELY NEW that is a viable safety measure, commuter car traffic can become safer.
Re:I used to think this stuff was cool (262 comments)
In order for a 1,000 mph car to be approved for driving/testing by a human, i would imagine the funding agencies would require all kinds of safety gear. if, through the development of new safety tech brings us some new breakthrough that scales down/back and makes 80 mph crashes much safer, isn't that a worthwhile pursuit?
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Does this mean that @SadMarsRover will be able to get his instagram on again?
Re:Is it worth it? (109 comments)
Yup, mostly. Usually it's only something i notice either with brand new releases that a label/distro is pushing, or older collectible records that are 15-20 years old, and someone is selling/trying to collect the whole "set". There are a few releases I've gone after or even own in all the variants, but for the most part, once i own ONE release of a record, that's enough for me to say i own it and i don't feel the need to grab all the others. Usually my threshold is when i find one idon't have and it's super cheap, i'll pick it up.
I wonder if other genres do the same? I do dabble in a few others, but don't recall seeing like hip hop or electronica singles or LP's doing the same thing. Curious observation.
Re:Is it worth it? (109 comments)
Closest I've ever come is picking up an audiophile magazine at a bookstore, in which there was a review of a 1 meter RCA cable that cost $5,000. That's more than I've ever spent on audio equipment in my life, combined. I don't like being a collector. I just enjoy collecting the records.
Re:Is it worth it? (109 comments)
Altho i'm loathe to use the word/admit it, i collect vinyl records. i tend to focus on a specific sub-genre of one that's not uber popular, so the records i'm really after and willing to spend more than list price on usually don't go for too much. Many of my peers are into collecting every variation of a record that's pressed on multiple colors of vinyl. (ie, a label will press 1000 of a particular band's album. 500 of these will be on black vinyl, 250 on red, 200 on green, and 50 on clear vinyl.) My collector nerd friends would then seek out all 4 versions. Indeed, a lot of labels even offer a pre-sale package featuring all 4 variants, particular for these guys.
In addition to a completist mentality behind wanting to own every variant of a record, there is also a demand (ranging from "mildly interested" to "i will mortgage the house to get this") for "test pressings" of records. These are just like what they sound. There are usually fewer than 20 of these made per release. Often less than 10 or even 5. Plain white labels or possibly a boilerplate label with "artist, song title, label" info handwritten onto the labels. No printed cover. A few go to the label, some to the band, for listening to and final proofing before the "go ahead and make us 1000 copies" order is put in. It's very rare that there is a change to an album once the test pressings have been created and they are almost NEVER available for sale to the general public. I've mostly only seen them for sale after the album comes out, strictly as collector items.
The $50k asking price may be ridonkulous, but the demand for this one-off game makes perfect sense to me in light of what i've seen people get stupid over in the vinyl world.
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I've taught bike mechanics to adults and to kids, and have always challenged every class with "anything you can carry by car, you can carry by bike." So far, no one has come up with anything that breaks that scenario.
Re:would i rather (647 comments)
One surprising benefit I found when I started commuting by bike was that i planned my outings much more thoroughly even when I opting to drive the car. The commute being 12 miles one way, turning around halfway to go back and get something I had forgotten wasn't usually an option. So, I got good at becoming efficient at planning where I was going, how to get there, and what other outings I could piggyback on that were around the same area at the same time. After having driven to work/grocery store/etc for decades, it was a nice refreshing brain muscle to realize had been neglected.
Re:would i rather (647 comments)
You could run (presumably, at least some of) your errands on a bicycle.
Re:Sounds good. (169 comments)
Long before 9/11, i went with a friend and his father to pick up a family member of his at the airport. This was back when anyone--not just ticketed passengers--could go through security, all the way to the gate. my friend's dad was carrying a messenger bag type satchel that he got at a military surplus store. For some reason, it triggered some alarm or the other, or maybe he was just picked randomly, but the bag he had was putting off a chemical signature of TNT explosives, and he was given the option to leave the bag in his car, or not enter the secure area. All because of some residue from who knows what back when the bag was being used in the military.
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Good point. My father, who's been stationed around the world in various hostile climates over the course of his military-related job, has always suggested "doing as the locals do." figure out what the indigenous people of any location or climate do, and emulate them. they've likely been doing whatever they do to cool off/heat up/dry out for hundreds or thousands of years, and had much more time to figure out how to deal with the extreme climate than us.
Same goes for other living condition issues like how to light up an area after the sun goes down (when running electricity isn't feasible/worth it), etc.
Re:Here's an idea (202 comments)
It would seem that at a certain point, making the entirety of works all of the record labels have ever created available via itunes, netflix, or whatever would be the cheaper and simpler solution. I wonder what that point is. Are we close to reaching it? Have we already?
Of course, this seems simple when put into so few words, there's got to be something I'm missing. What is it? Aside from the general "Content companies only want control," what excuse would major labels give for this?
I've been buying music from independent punk rock labels for going on 20 years. I've heard from many people who ran labels in the 80's that they would much rather have distributed their stuff online for free (bandwidth, hardware costs notwithstanding) rather than sitting around dubbing tapes or spending money on plastic discs with music on them. money that had to be recouped in order for a band to be deemed a "success."
Re:Why? (346 comments)
Emails sent to your @facebook address show up in facebook as messages.
Replies to those emails show up as emails to the address you sent FROM, originating from the @facebook email.
i only know this because i wanted to forward some photos from an email to someone i only have facebook contact info for and all this about @facebook emails had been in the news recently, so i went with it.
Re:Who is stalking me? (204 comments)
And when that happens, the new "Pay $5/day to see who's stalking YOU!" feature becomes available.
Re:Facebook *and* Google (370 comments)
I think one major difference is that the the three you mentioned, and many of the others of popular cum changed and/or gone away sites is that Google and hopefully (for their sake) Facebook have the foresight to be constantly adapting to what's needed and wanted in the user marketplace. If Google lags and someone else comes along and manages to get more direct marketable eyeballs than Google does, then yeah, they'll change and/or shrivel up as the ad dollars migrate. But how many people do they have working on this exact problem on a daily basis? I'm guessing more than Geocities ever did.


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Temperatures are trending slightly lower, and the winds have been much lighter than a week or so ago when the surfers were out on the beach.
More schools of bait are showing up, and that brings the mackerel, bonita, sharks, and other species to our near-shore waters once again. The cooler water has also been good for the inshore species as they start the fall "feed-a-thon." Snook, reds, and trout are bending poles up and down the coast. Typically, the fall is when we get some of our biggest fish. And unlike in the spring when spawning is a priority, eating is the only priority at this time of year.
Some real nices catches of trout are being reported, with fish up to 28 inches making it into the boat. It looks like we may be able to keep trout year round if the current recommendations are made final before the normal November closure date. Along with the trout, we are still seeing more flounder this year than most longtime anglers can remember.
The tarpon are still chasing the schools of mullet that are ranging from right on the beach to maybe a half mile offshore. If you are lucky enough to have a few live mullet before the sun is up, make sure to poke around the passes. I spoke to one person who had repeated hookups over the weekend well before the sun started to rise.
Don't forget to come out to Calusa Marina in Goodland on Saturday to show support for the Wounded Warrior "Take a Soldier Fishing" day. About 40 captains will be taking about 80 Warriors out for a day of fishing. Weigh-in is at 2 p.m. on Saturday.
Ten Thousand Islands: Capt. Shane Miller has been doing well on snook this past week. He is averaging about 12 snook per trip, and they are ranging up to 30 inches, with most of the fish in the 24- to 26-inch range.
Shane is using live bait for the snook, and he is catching some trout on the bait, too. His trout are eating shrimp on a jig, and the fish are running 17 to 22 inches. Lots of big jacks are on the move, and are providing some wrist-breaking action as they go after the live bait. Water temperatures have ranged from 83 to 86 degrees recently, and the water is fairly clean.
Reds -- and lots of them -- are making for happy anglers on Capt. Stacy Mullendore's trips. He is using small live bait or finger mullet most of the time, but a shrimp under a popping cork works, too.
Along with the reds, a number of flounder are being hauled in, as well as a few smaller snook. The reds are from two different year groups. Last year's little guys are now in the 22- to 23-inch range, and the new group is running around 15 inches. Stacy also has been doing well on trout. His fish have been in the 14- to 17-inch range, and there are plenty in the slot.
Naples/Estero Bay: In Estero Bay, Capt. Neil Eisner has been doing real well with both snook and reds. He has been favoring the outgoing tides for the better bites and has been hitting spots where the wind and tide are moving in the same direction.
He recently found a new spot in Hellpeckney Bay where on a recent trip they landed 15 slot reds up to a 29-inch monster, and a bunch of shorts, too. Big snook also are eating baits, and many of these are mid- to upper-slot fish. Snapper are all over the place and very aggressive.
Capt. Seth Hayes has been seeing a lot of fish on most of his trips. He has started off using topwater plugs for the first hour. On one morning, his angler was rewarded with a huge, 28-inch trout that inhaled a plug. Seth has been nailing trout in the 17- to 24-inch range on a regular basis using bait that he has chummed up on the grass flats. The water has cleared up a lot since the big winds of a week or so ago.
Offshore: Ken Strasson ran out 25 miles the other day looking for a keeper gag or two, but the water was a little to rough to proceed to his "spot," which was another 10 miles.
Fishing structure and hard bottom, Ken and crew managed to catch upward of 50 red grouper and one gag. However, none made legal size, and were all returned to the water.
Most of the released fish didn't make it back to the bottom. Several dolphin hounded the boat and ate virtually every released fish. For those of you who have experienced this, it is very frustrating. You are trying to properly release your fish so that it might grow to legal size, and these freeloaders just eat them. And you can't always just move and hope they will not follow. I have had them follow me for a mile or so in the past.
Running out of Naples, Capt. Tom Robinson fished three days recently, and did well on all.
On Friday, he took Mitch Mason and his group out for a full day of fishing. By 11 a.m., the group had limited out on big red grouper, and then went looking for other species. While trolling, they found some very willing bonita that provided some quick action. A few of the bonita were then used to coax bites from some three-and-a-half to four-foot long barracuda. The catch of the day was made after a big cobia wandered by, and was hooked and lost several times before he stayed on the line all the way in. It was a nice 45- pounder.
Saturday, Mike D'Armon and group also limited out on red grouper, and put two keeper gags in the boat as well. They also got into some nice yellowtail snapper and mangroves, too. Of course, they had to wrestle with a few goliaths in the 30- to 80-pound range before heading in.
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The 24-year-old striker from Sporting Gijon had agreed a four-year deal with the Scottish champions following talks last week. He also passed his Celtic medical on Friday but late on Sunday changed his mind and seemed intent on remaining in Spain at Getafe.However, the move did not materialise, opening the door for the second time on his switch to Glasgow.It has been reported that the Getafe deal floundered over financial terms.Scepovic has been capped eight times by Serbia and will remain at Parkhead until the summer of 2018.He becomes the club's sixth summer signing, joining Craig Gordon, Jo Inge Berget, Aleksandar Tonev, Jason Denayer and Mubarak Wakaso in Glasgow.
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i have a sofa and 3 chairs on order for my family room. The sofa (fabric) and recliner (leather) are grey. The 2 accents chairs (wing back style) are in the fabric below. I'll have an end table between the 2 chairs. I'll need new lamps. I found this one linked below. What do you think? Would this lamp look nice, or is the idea silly? This compay has many lamps I like with sold grey/champagne colored bases. I'll need one other lamp also. I'd like for them to be different, but what are the rules? Is same height, similar shade style sufficient? thanks. chair fabric http://www.smithbrothersfurniture.com/Portals/1/fabricscans/337904.jpg here is the lamp |
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I saved the lamp pic to my photos, as it was so small that design on it can't be seen at all. When I blew it up to 300%, the lamp was so blurred that the design couldn't be seen. I found it online and have posted a link below. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Uttermost Pajaro Bronze Drip And Aged Ivory Table Lamp
I think the lamp is beautiful and it will go with your other items. As for different lamps, they're perfectly acceptable. Will they be on similar tables? I would try to find one within the same height range and a little more intensity of color. Where will the tables be placed makes a difference too. |
That is a beautiful lamp and as a bonus it has a three way switch and 150Watt so great as a reading lamp! |
- Posted by massagerocks (My Page) on Wed, Feb 19, 14 at 20:27
my3dogs: Thank you for fixing my poor link.... Here is a pic of the sofa and the chair. The sofa fabric I chose is a darker grey than the one in the pic and has a little gold it in too. My carpet is similar in color to the pic, but my walls are SW Blonde. This colorway is a complete change from my current furniture, so I'm anxious. Yaya and Holly-kay: Thanks for your vote of confidence! I'm always second guessing myself. The furniture I have in this room is 15 years old and I have a weird fear of buying new things. My current sofa is burgundy leather and absolutely the most comfortable sofa ever, its just faded and worn but is going to find a new home in our basement for the boys and their huge TV. My 2 end tables are similar but do not match. Same manf. same wood. The accent chairs will be in front of the picture window, across from the sofa. I wasnt even thinking of the type of light bulb, so thanks for noticing that Holly-kay. Should the shades be similar in color/material? chairs: http://www.smithbrothersfurniture.com/catalog/ctl/detail/mid/580/a/502/st/0502/cv/f?bcs=search+for+%22502%22 sofa: http://www.smithbrothersfurniture.com/catalog/ctl/detail/mid/580/a/01/c/sh/st/0388/cv/f/bcs/sofas |
- Posted by patricia43 (My Page) on Wed, Feb 19, 14 at 20:44
Love that lamp! |
Massagerocks, I have the same chairs from Smith Brothers. They are amazing. What is your fabric choice for them? |
- Posted by massagerocks (My Page) on Thu, Feb 20, 14 at 11:01
Holly-Kaye. wow, that's interesting and good to know! What is your fabric? Mine is the bird fabric I posted above. I've always had solid fabrics on my furniture, so this was really going out on a limb, so to speak, lol. The lamp will go on the table between the 2 chairs and is why I'm wondering if it'll look great or look too contrived overdoing the bird thing.. What do you think? |
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Massage, Wow that is going to look awesome. I love to see design components that echo each other. The colors and design of the lamp is perfect to use with your chairs! I can't wait to see it all together. When I get home I will post a pic of my chairs. I chose a lamp that has a shade that echoes the paisley and colors of the chairs. |
Massage here is a pic of the chairs and the lamp. You will love the quality of the Smith Brothers furniture. |
- Posted by massagerocks (My Page) on Thu, Feb 20, 14 at 23:12
Thanks for posting the pic of your chairs Holly-Kay. They look gorgeous. I was worried that getting 2 of them would look too bulky but yours look just like what I'm hoping to achieve. How did you find that perfect lamp? The blue glass is beautiful and the shade looks great with your chairs. I love all the pictures you post, you have such a pretty home. |
Thank you so much Massage. I saw a beautiful lamp from the artfulhome website on another post. I loved the lamp that was posted so much that I decided to look for other Kinzig lamps. When I saw this one I knew it was the right fit for my chairs. |
I love the shade combined with the chairs. Is that fireplace just for show, or do you use it? Looks like a perfect place to get warm during the long winters! |
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I have a metric bolt. M5x0.8 which is equal to 32 thds per inch. An M5 is about 0.195 thread diameter. I see a 10-32 bolt is 0.19 across thread and 32 threads per inch. Would a M5 bolt thread into a 10-32 nut? |
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No. I have never found any metric machine threaded fastener that will directly interchange with any NF or NC standard fastener. But you can certainly try it. Your math is a bit off. 32 threads per inch is 0.03125 (inches) per turn. Metric .8 is 0.31496 (inches), a difference of 0.000246. Not much but the difference will accumulate and it will jam. |
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Will not fit, period. Maybe once without coming off as it would be crossthreaded |
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Went to store. M5 nut fits perfect. Did not try 10-32. |
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So I guess that solves the problem that prompted the original post? Based on my calculations above, using an M5 x .8 tap in the 10-32 nut would yield a usable but not perfect part. |
Yes, thread is metric. And car is metric. It might screw into inch thread but poorly. |
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Virtualisation tools specialist Veeam has released an add-on for its Backup & Replication 6.5 platform that can automatically copy virtual machine backups to cloud-based storage services.
The tool offers a time-saving alternative for administrators who need to ensure backups are held in an off-site repository to comply with regulations.
Available immediately, Veeam Backup & Replication Cloud Edition enables IT departments to automate the copying of backups to any of 15 different cloud-based storage services, including Amazon's S3 or Glacier platforms, Microsoft Azure, Rackspace or HP Cloud.
However, instead of issuing a major update to its Backup & Replication suite, which provides backup protection for virtual machines and their data in VMware or Hyper-V environments, Veeam is delivering it as a separate add-on to Backup & Replication 6.5 that deals solely with transferring files off-site.
"Backup & Replication Cloud Edition still counts as version 6.5, but we haven't changed the code. It is implemented as an engine that you can install next to your current 6.5 deployment that offloads your backup files to a location off-premise," Veeam chief evangelist in EMEA Hans De Leenheer told V3.
He explained that customers had were happy with Backup & Replication 6.5, but that for regulatory reasons some needed a way to get backups to an off-site location, in case their offices should be destroyed.
While not addressing any major technical issue, the tool makes it as easy as possible for an administrator to configure a regular, automatic transfer of backup files to the cloud repository.
Veeam also implemented the feature this way because backing up virtual machines directly to the cloud would have a huge impact on latency, according to De Leenheer.
Likewise, the tool does not enable users to perform a recovery directly from the cloud. Instead, users must use the cloud engine to retrieve the correct off-site archive before kicking off a local recovery, as is the normal procedure for Backup & Replication 6.5.
"It's just a convenient and affordable alternative to sending tape to a traditional offsite backup vault," said De Leenheer.
Veeam Backup & Replication Cloud Edition is available under annual subscription licensing. Existing customers can add a Cloud Edition license to their existing Veeam Backup & Replication perpetual licenses, the firm said.
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