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Ryan Howard Rumors
Phillies Notes: Byrd, Howard, Tomas, Rollins
"They're trying to blow the whole thing up. Everyone is for sale," a rival executive tells CSNPhilly.com's Jim Salisbury about the Phillies' offseason plans. The Phils will listen to offers on any player, though Cole Hamels and Ken Giles would require the most in return. The rival exec wasn't sure if the Phillies would find that desired price for Hamels, though he predicted that Ryan Howard and Marlon Byrd would be moved this offseason. "Detroit and Cincinnati are two teams to watch on Byrd," Salisbury writes.
Here's some more from the City of Brotherly Love…
- The Royals have had internal discussions about acquiring Howard if the Phillies cover most of the $60MM remaining on Howard's contract, USA Today's Bob Nightengale reports. Kansas City sees Howard as a possible replacement for Billy Butler at the DH spot. UPDATE: The Royals' interest in Howard is overblown, a source tells Jim Salisbury of CSNPhilly.com.
- The Phillies haven't yet made an offer to Yasmany Tomas, agent Jay Alou told reports (including Salisbury). Alou said that he and GM Ruben Amaro spoke today and negotiations are ongoing between the two sides. Alou cited the Phils as one of "several teams that I could say are frontrunners" for Tomas, and noted that the Phillies had seen the outfielder work out a second time since his private workout for the club in September.
- Amaro hasn't spoken to Jimmy Rollins about the shortstop waiving his 10-and-5 rights to facilitate a trade to another team, Joel Sherman of the New York Post reports. "If it is ever the right time, I will have the conversation, but Jimmy will be the one who decides where he is going," Amaro said.
- A trade of Domonic Brown for Jeremy Hellickson would make sense for both the Phillies and Rays, Ryan Lawrence of the Philadelphia Daily News opines. Lawrence makes it clear that he is just engaging in idle speculation about this proposed deal, as there is no evidence the Phillies are the NL team reportedly close to acquiring Hellickson.
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NL Notes: Zimmermann, Stanton, Roenicke, Phillies, Rockies
For the second consecutive year, MLB has a no-hitter to close out the regular season. The Nationals' Jordan Zimmermann threw the first no-hitter for the franchise since their move to Washington, D.C., but needed a diving, over-the-shoulder grab by leftfielder Steven Souza, who entered the game as a defensive replacement for Ryan Zimmerman in the top of the ninth, to preserve the 1-0 gem. "No-doubt double and [Souza] comes out of nowhere. Whatever he wants, I'll buy him anything," Zimmermann said (as tweeted by the Washington Post's James Wagner). As for his defensive wizardry, Souza (as quoted by Paul White of USA Today) "knew it was over my head. I was just hoping I had a prayer of laying out. Anything can happen when you hit the ground. I came down like a football catch and that thing wasn't getting out." Henderson Alvarez, who tossed last year's season-ending no-hitter, was the victim today.
Elsewhere in the National League:
- The Marlins will discuss a contract extension with Giancarlo Stanton this offseason, reports Joe Frisaro of MLB.com. "That is our plan, to talk with him about extending him beyond his arbitration years," said Marlins President of Baseball Operations Michael Hill. "We have to hear from them and what their goals are, and what they hope to accomplish. We have some ideas we'll streamline and tighten up as have those meetings. And hopefully we're on the same page and can get something done." Stanton is represented by the Wasserman Media Group, per MLBTR's Agency Database.
- Earlier today, Marlins manager Mike Redmond received a contract extension. Brewers manager Ron Roenicke, meanwhile, is still awaiting his fate. "Yeah, I don't know where we stand," Roenicke told reporters, including MLB.com's Adam McCalvy. "Yeah, it's always uncomfortable when you're not sure what's going to happen. You do the best you can do, and you know when you're a manager, that sometimes if it doesn't go well, that you're the guy that's going to get blamed for it." The Brewers lost to the Cubs to finish the year at 82-80 and 9-22 since August 26.
- Ryan Howard is just as unclear about his 2015 status with the Phillies, according to Jim Salisbury of CSNPhilly.com. "Whether it's going to be here or not, I don't know. But I'll be playing baseball. So my future is certain in that aspect," said Howard, who went so far as to ask reporters if they think he has played his last game as a Phillie.
- Phillies right-hander A.J. Burnett, who will undergo hernia surgery next week, remains undecided about exercising his $12.75MM player option, writes MLB.com's Todd Zolecki. "It's ultimately going to come down to me," Burnett said. "I had the same thoughts last year. Then I woke up and I wanted to compete. So I can't just shut that down if it's still there. But then again, my youngins, they have a say in it."
- Patrick Saunders of the Denver Post opines losing has taken such a toll throughout the Rockies organization that players, coaches, and other staff members are wondering if there is a vision to right the franchise.
- Wally Backman will not be added to the Mets' coaching staff in 2015, sources tell Andy Martino of the New York Daily News.
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NL East Notes: Soriano, Utley, Kendrick, Eveland
Today is the bicentennial of The Star-Spangled Banner. MLB.com's Doug Miller chronicles the link between our country's national anthem and its national pastime from the first time it was sung before a baseball game (May 15, 1862) to the great and not-so-great renditions. From the national anthem to the National League East, here are today's notes from the division:
- Rafael Soriano is making progress after working on his mechanics, but there is no timetable to reinstall him as the Nationals' closer, according to James Wagner of the Washington Post. MLBTR's Jeff Todd noted recently Soriano's $14MM club option for 2015 will not vest and the Nationals are all but certain to decline the option making him an interesting free agent to watch.
- Phillies manager Ryne Sandberg won't speak ill of Ryan Howard or suggest a trade would make sense, but he admits a move to first base could be beneficial for Chase Utley, writes the Philadelphia Inquirer's Matt Gelb. "I think playing first base would eliminate a little wear and tear at that position," Sandberg said. "Whether that's a consideration or not has yet to be seen." Gelb suggests a plan for 2015 where Utley is slated to play about 130 games with 100 of them at first base.
- Kyle Kendrick isn't sure if he made his final home start in a Phillies' uniform last night, but it sounds like he'd like to stay put in Philadelphia, if possible. "I don't know what's going to happen. It's out of my control. But if I'm somewhere else, I'll miss it," Kendrick told reporters, including Jim Salisbury of CSNPhilly.com.
- The Mets have shut down left-hander Dana Eveland for the remainder of the season because of elbow inflammation, reports MLB.com's Tim Healey. The 30-year-old, who will become a free agent at the end of the season, has had a career year with the Mets posting a 2.63 ERA, 8.9 K/9, and 2.0 BB/9 in 30 relief outings (27 1/3 innings).
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NL Notes: Howard, Phillies, Venters, Brewers
Here's the latest out of the National League …
- The Phillies reversed course on Ryan Howard's playing time because the club believes the only way it can salvage anything in return for him is to keep him in the everyday lineup, Matt Gelb of the Philadelphia Inquirer writes. Philadelphia hopes that an American League team will bite on Howard over the offseason, especially if he can put up the kinds of numbers (25 home runs, 100 RBI) that would shine up his surface appeal.
- The word around Philadelphia is that no major changes to the decisionmaking structure will occur while club president David Montgomery is on leave, as MLB.com's Todd Zolecki reports. Both GM Ruben Amaro Jr. and Ryne Sandberg gave short and simple explanations that the status quo would continue. "We're not really at liberty to really discuss much more about it," said Amaro.
- Braves reliever Jonny Venters will undergo and attempt to return from a third Tommy John procedure, MLB.com's Mark Bowman reports on Twitter. Venters was one of the game's better southpaw setup men over 2010-12, but he would be a rare pitcher to make it back from a trio of UCL replacements.
- The Brewers are unlikely to make any last-minute moves, GM Doug Melvin tells MLB.com's Adam McCalvy (Twitter link). Though the club made a claim and tried to acquire Rockies' first baseman Justin Morneau, Melvin indicated that nothing seemed in the works at this point. "You never know, but probably not," he said.
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East Notes: Syndergaard, Castillo, Howard
Top Mets pitching prospect Noah Syndergaard likely won't get to make his big-league debut this season, Newsday's Marc Carig reports. Mets manager Terry Collins says Syndergaard, who has pitched 124 1/3 frames for Triple-A Las Vegas this season, is close to hitting his innings limit for the year. Las Vegas will also make the PCL playoffs, so their season will continue past the usual early-September endpoint. Collins also says that if Syndergaard were to be promoted, the Mets would want it to be for more than just an inning or two. Here's more from the East divisions.
- Rusney Castillo was able to get such a big contract from the Red Sox in part because his skill set of speed, defense and power will be rare in this offseason's free agent market, his agent tells Scott Lauber of the Boston Herald. "[E]specially when teams were evaluating what was going to be available either at the trade deadline this summer or, more importantly, in free agency this winter, there just weren't players that matched (Castillo's) skill set," says Brodie Van Wagenen of Roc Nation Sports.
- The Phillies need to seriously consider removing Ryan Howard from their roster this offseason, David Murphy of the Daily News writes. Howard has, of course, struggled this season, hitting .222/.300/.373, but Murphy points out that Howard's offensive struggles go all the way back to 2012, and there were signs of decline even before that. Meanwhile, as the Phillies attempt to remake themselves, plate appearances represent an asset — a way to gain information about a player who might help in the future, like Darin Ruf. Instead of finding playing time for Ruf primarily at first, though, the Phillies are moving him around, cutting into Domonic Brown's playing time.
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Quick Hits: Cuban Smuggling, Martin, Jackson, Howard, Castillo
While news of Cuban ballplayer Rusney Castillo continues to dominate the news cycle, the human trafficking side of Cuban imports also made headlines. Eliezer Lazo entered a guilty plea in connection to the smuggling of over 1,000 Cubans, including Rangers outfielder Leonys Martin, reports Curt Anderson of the Associated Press. The article covers some of the sordid details involved in this human trafficking case.
- In related news, a lawsuit brought against Martin by a Mexican baseball academy associated with Lazo will likely be dropped as a result of the criminal case. The Estrellas baseball academy alleged that Martin agreed to pay them up to 35% of his major league contract, but Martin only paid $1.2MM of his $15.5MM deal.
- The Braves and Cubs discussed a proposal that would have sent Edwin Jackson to Atlanta in return for B.J. Upton, writes Bob Nightengale of USA Today Sports. The deal would have served as a straight swap of albatross contracts. The sides apparently weren't close to finalizing a trade but could re-open talks over the offseason. It appears this was probably the rumored trade first reported on August 9.
- In what is likely to become an ongoing "will they, won't they" story, David Murphy of the Philadelphia Inquirer speculates about moving on from Ryan Howard. The club currently has Darin Ruf taking the occasional start in left field while Howard blocks his playing time at first base. Philadelphia seemingly needs to decide which of three players possess the higher upside – Howard, Ruf, or left fielder Domonic Brown. Given Howard's age, 34, and rapidly diminishing numbers – he had a .678 OPS before today's home run – it's fair to wonder if Howard should be the odd man out. Corner infield prospect Maikel Franco could also figure in the mix before long.
- We at MLBTR seek to find answers for the pressing questions such as "Does Rusney Castillo know Jay-Z?" Castillo, who is represented by Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports and Brodie Van Wagonen of CAA, does indeed know the mogul, according to the Boston Herald's Scott Lauber.
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NL East Links: Phillies, Colon, Cabrera, Braves
MLB.com's Todd Zolecki runs down a number of decisions with which the Phillies are faced in the coming offseason and examines some of the perceived problems on the roster. Sources have indicated to Zolecki that despite manager Ryne Sandberg's desire to play Darin Ruf more often at first base, the Phils feel they need to let Ryan Howard play if they have any hope of moving him to an AL club this winter. Zolecki adds that while Sandberg would like to learn more about Ruf via extra playing time, the organization feels it knows that Ruf is a platoon player — a view shared by other clubs as well.
Here's more from the NL East…
- Despite the common belief that the Mets should move Bartolo Colon this offseason, Ben Berkon of SNY.tv's MetsBlog opines that the pitching-rich Mets should at least consider the possibility of moving a different starter such as Jon Niese. While Colon could potentially net some minor league pieces to help out in 2017-18, flipping Niese and his desirable contract (but oft-questionable health status) could bring the Mets more immediate help. Berkon speculates that Niese — perhaps paired with prospects Noah Syndergaard, Kevin Plawecki and/or Rafael Montero — could allow the Mets to land an impact bat that the Mets have been lacking despite strong seasons from Daniel Murphy and Lucas Duda.
- The acquisition of Asdrubal Cabrera has helped the Nationals not only on the field but in the clubhouse as well, writes James Wagner of the Washington Post. Manager Matt Williams offered nothing but praise for Cabrera's professionalism, and shortstop Ian Desmond said he strives to live up to the clubhouse reputation and league-wide repsect that Cabrera has built.
- Between top prospects Christian Bethancourt and Jose Peraza, only Bethancourt should expect a September callup, writes MLB.com's Mark Bowman. Peraza has very little experience above Class A to this point, whereas Bethancourt impressed the Braves in his handling of the pitching staff in a brief two-week audition this summer. Bowman feels that the Braves' comfort level with Bethancourt's glove increases reason to believe that Evan Gattis should be traded to an AL club this winter. That seems like a leap in my eyes, given Bethancourt's modest production at Triple-A and struggles against MLB pitching. Of course, Bethancourt, 22, is quite young to have played a full season at Triple-A as well, making his pedestrian numbers more understandable.
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Placed On Revocable Waivers: Monday
Now that we're beyond the July 31st trade deadline, players must pass through revocable trade waivers in order to be dealt to another team. MLBTR's Jeff Todd broke down the August trade rules and what it means when you see several major names placed on waivers over the next few weeks.
Here are today's notable players who have reportedly been placed on revocable waivers…
- Also going on revocable waivers today were Jason Hammel of the Athletics and Wade Miley of the Diamondbacks, Rosenthal tweets. As Rosenthal notes, it seems likely that clubs will claim Miley, but that he will be pulled back by Arizona. As for Hammel, a deal still seems rather unlikely since Oakland dealt away some important rotation depth in Tommy Milone.
- Hitting the wire today from the Phillies were Marlon Byrd, Jonathan Papelbon, Jimmy Rollins, Chase Utley, Cole Hamels, and Carlos Ruiz, Rosenthal tweets. They will be on waivers until Wednesday.
- The Phillies placed Antonio Bastardo, A.J. Burnett, Roberto Hernandez, Ryan Howard and Kyle Kendrick on revocable waivers, FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports (via Twitter). The moves all took place on Saturday, so since the waiver period lasts 47 hours, we could know by today if any of the players were claimed. I'd expect Bastardo and Burnett to be claimed given that both drew significant interest before the July 31st deadline, and there is virtually no chance any team would claim Howard and risk being stuck with the roughly $68MM remaining on his contract.
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NL East Notes: Howard, Colon, Mets
Ryne Sandberg's handling of Ryan Howard is becoming a key to the early portion of Sandberg's tenure with the Phillies, Matt Gelb of the Inquirer writes. "I do think it's important to have players who fit my type of players," Sandberg said last week. "That's important going forward. I think getting younger will be a step going forward." It's becoming clear that Howard, who Sandberg has repeatedly (and arguably with ample justification) benched, is not Sandberg's type of player. Gelb notes that Sandberg's years managing in the minor leagues impacted him, meaning that he would rather play a youngster than an unproductive veteran. GM Ruben Amaro, meanwhile, recently said that he was planning on Howard playing first base for the Phillies next year. A report last week indicated that the Phillies were considering releasing Howard, although Amaro has denied that's the case. Here are more notes on the NL East.
- Two NL East starters who could be traded, A.J. Burnett and Bartolo Colon, will face off Monday, Tim Healey of MLB.com writes. Colon says that he's ignoring the possibility that the Mets might deal him. "I don't know anything about that," he says through an interpreter. "Those are decisions for the upper management, and you can't control that stuff."
- The Mets are not likely to be buyers or sellers in the traditional sense, Anthony DiComo of MLB.com writes. That doesn't mean they won't be on the market, however — they will likely approach it with the goal of improving in 2015. GM Sandy Alderson says he isn't likely to deal prospects for rentals. At the same time, they do not seem to be chomping at the bit to trade Daniel Murphy, although trading Colon could be a possibility.
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East Notes: Price, Lester, Howard, Papelbon, Mets, Braves
All eyes were on Tampa, where David Price of the Rays and Jon Lester of the Red Sox are squared off in a match-up of top starting pitchers — and top potential trade pieces. And that includes many top scouts around the game, as several reports suggest. At least 17 clubs had eyes in the stands, tweets Gordon Edes of ESPNBoston.com. That includes two each for the Royals, Giants, and Pirates. A scout from the Phillies was also on hand — according to a tweet from Sean McAdam of CSNNE.com, he is the club's top evaluator — though presumably not for the two starters. Other teams with "top evaluators" watching, presumably with a variety of possible motives, included the Braves, Orioles, Mariners, Cubs, and Nationals, says Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports (Twitter link). Of course, it remains to be seen whether either of the two lefties is shopped, but the ramifications of the decisions of their respective clubs will obviously be widespread.
Here's more from the game's eastern divisions:
- In comments after the game, Lester said that he is "aware of what's coming next week," referring to the possibility of deals, reports Jason Mastrodonato of MassLive.com (via Twitter). If he does end up being shipped out, Lester said that he would still be open to re-signing with the team as a free agent.
- The Red Sox-Lester situation remains a complicated one, as Rob Bradford of WEEI.com explains. Boston's decision-makers have clearly put out the word through the press that the club wanted to re-start extension negotiations, but were told that was not Lester's preference. Meanwhile, sources tell Bradford that Lester's camp would be willing to talk if the Sox came in with a realistic starting point. The underlying tension appears to be the basis for the notion that the fading club could consider dealing its best arm. If that does not happen, Bradford suggests that the team may intend to pursue a strategy it has employed in the past: make a larger offer after evaluating things in the offseason that falls shy of other open-market bids, banking on the player desiring to continue playing in Boston.
- Phillies GM Ruben Amaro Jr. expanded on his comments regarding first baseman Ryan Howard, as Todd Zolecki of MLBcom reports on Twitter. "I fully expect him to be our first baseman next year," said Amaro.
- Meanwhile, the Phillies have told teams that they are willing to hold on to some of the $18MM still owed to closer Jonathan Papelbon, reports Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com. While there is still some market for Papelbon, Heyman says it does not look strong. His $13MM vesting clause for 2016, in particular, is a looming threat that would seem to complicate any deal.
- The Mets are not engaged in any "substantive talks" at present, reports Adam Rubin of ESPNNewYork.com (via Twitter). Of course, as Rubin notes, that does not mean that chatter won't pick up in the coming days.
- There were two injury updates today for the Braves, both via Joe Morgan of MLB.com. Southpaw Jonny Venters is making progress and is expected to begin throwing bullpen sessions soon. It still seems that he is a ways off, however, and manager Fredi Gonzalez made clear that the club is not yet counting on a return this season. Meanwhile, starter Gavin Floyd is also moving forward in his recovery from a fracture in his elbow, but Gonzalez says he will not even be evaluated again for a month. Needless to say, Atlanta does not seem destined to receive a surprise, late-season comeback from Floyd, who will be a free agent after the season.
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john deere with 17 hp kawasaki no spark
A guy brought me a john deere gt275. He says had no spark he replaced the coil and carb solenoid. Still would not start. I removed shroud and disconnected kill wire and still no spark. Is it possble he got a bad coil?
Does your model have an external igniter? If so, you still need the wire to head to the coil and you would need to unhook the kill wire and or oil pressure switch wire further down the line. Last summer I had to replace a coil on one of these and there was a bulletin or something special anyways with the coil. You may want to verify the right coil was purchased. These very seldom fail in my world though.
The parts diagram shows the simple igniter like the singles have, but I've never replaced one. I don't know what percentage of them have them or not. IE an FC420 most had external igniters, some did not. In fact, the coil I put on last year was replaced because the old one was damaged (basket case) The parts listing shows 2 different coils too.
Here is a link for the service manual that may help. http://www3.kawpowr.com/enginesecure/ServiceManuals/FC290V.pdf
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I think they had ignitors through the 1997 model year...not sure exactly. But if you had a " separate ignitor" igniton and you put an "integral ignitor" coil on there it won't work. Flywheels are different.
Given that you've unplugged the kill wire and still nothing, it almost has to be the coil...or the wrong coil (my bet).


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Victoria has survived a late fright to beat Queensland by six wickets inside three days at the MCG, but will have to travel to take on New South Wales in next week's Pura Cup final.The victory over the Bulls means the Bushrangers finish their 10 matches with 39 points, but the Blues made sure of an SCG decider thanks to superior quotient by likewise claiming six points in their home battle with the Redbacks to also finish on 39 points.Much like was the case on the opening day, Queensland opener Ryan Broad and Victorian opening bowler Clinton McKay were the stars of the show, Broad scoring his second first-class century and McKay grabbing three more wickets.After taking 4-35 in the first innings as the Bulls were rolled for 191, McKay's 3-69 from 16 overs on a warm Sunday helped knock over the visitors for 205, thanks largely to last man out Broad's 107 just 48 hours after he'd also scored 75.Having bounced back from 4-36 to reach 9-322 when they closed their first innings on Saturday evening with a 131-run advantage, the Bushrangers recovered from a worrying 4-34 to finish on 4-76 chasing 75 for maximum points.All-rounder Andrew McDonald, who scored an unbeaten 63 in the first innings lead, chimed in with 2-17 from eight overs, and spinner Bryce McGain managed 2-47 from 18.5 overs.McKay and McDonald's early heroics reduced Queensland to 5-84 at lunch and that became 7-169 by the tea break before Broad, who was running out of partners, brought up his ton with a six off McGain.As well as hitting three sixes during the 292-minute, 222-ball knock, Broad also found the boundary 14 times, although he was dropped on five and 13 by wicketkeeper Adam Crosthwaite and also on 52 at short leg.McKay struck in his second over of the day by having Nick Kruger (11) caught at second slip by David Hussey, and next ball Aaron Nye shouldered arms only to turn in horror to see his castle had been disturbed.Shane Watson went on the attack after joining Broad and his strategy worked until, with the score on 64, a lack of foot movement brought him undone and he was caught behind for 32 off Darren Pattinson (1-17).Three overs later McDonald joined the party when he trapped Nathan Reardon in front for one with the third ball of the 28th over, and then two balls later sent Chris Simpson on his way for a duck in the same fashion, making it 5-71.But Broad and Hartley dug in for more than an hour before Cameron White took a sharp catch at first slip off Dirk Nannes (1-31), and after helping Broad erase the Bulls' deficit, Doran tried to smash McGain and was caught at short leg.Ben Laughlin (one) was the eighth man out soon after tea when he was bowled by McKay, and some sharp work from Hussey at silly mid-off caught Grant Sullivan (one) short, before McGain finally dismissed Broad after this two previous balls had been dispatched over the rope.Scott Brant (2-19) and Grant Sullivan (2-33) gave the Victorians a fright, Sullivan bowling Nick Jewell (seven) and having Rob Quiney (14) caught in the gully, either side of Brant trapping Brad Hodge LBW for seven and having Hussey (six) caught at second slip.But White (28no) and McDonald (13no), who both made half-centuries in the first innings, shared an unbroken fifth-wicket union of 42 to guide the Bushrangers home.
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I need to raise my dining table
I purchased this oak dining set from an older couple who bought it new around 1950. While looking at it my husband and I crawled under it, pulled out the extension, tested the leaves, the sturdiness, the solidity, etc. The one thing we did not do until we got it home, however, was sit at it. It just didn't cross my mind, for some reason, which frustrates me as we were trying to be very careful.
Turns out it's short. The table top sits at 28" with a 3.5" apron. The kids and I can scoot under it, but DH doesn't fit. Not exactly ideal. As I see it I have two options: The first is to raise the table by putting something under the feet. I'm wondering if there were originally casters on the table as it has little metal doughnut-type rings under the feet. Casters would obviously not be pretty. I shopped a bit for something else to put under the bottom of the legs, but I didn't really find anything great. The second option I can see is to change the legs. That presents a staining problem, of course, but I've been considering painting the apron and legs black and leaving the top stained.
We don't want to sell it and start over as it has a lot of the qualities we really wanted and needed in a table.
What would you do if this were your table?
You may be able to screw a pad foot to the bottom of the spoon foot.
Here is one from Osborne Wood Products:
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That table originally had casters....hence the little donut rings. Add casters....that's what should be on there.
A set of nice wooden casters would add 2 inches to the height of the table.
It's av dry pretty table.....dont' change the legs....just add the casters that were there originally.
And when you do you will love being able to easily move it and clean around the legs.
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Furnone, Thank you for the pictures. I looked at little bun feet at Lowe's but I just couldn't visualize it. That picture helps me so much. I had thought it might look very odd, but now I think there's a chance it might work. I think I'll try that first.
Lindaac,I agree with you that changing the legs is not my first choice. I've been mentally gearing myself up to the caster option. I think I'll see how the bun feet look and then just go to casters if it looks strange. I didn't really want to do that, but it's making more sense to me the more I ponder this.
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I'm trying to create an offscreen render buffer in OpenGL ES on the iPhone. I've created the buffer like this:
glGenFramebuffersOES(1, &offscreenFramebuffer);
glBindFramebufferOES(GL_FRAMEBUFFER_OES, offscreenFramebuffer);
glGenRenderbuffersOES(1, &offscreenRenderbuffer);
glBindRenderbufferOES(GL_RENDERBUFFER_OES, offscreenRenderbuffer);
glFramebufferRenderbufferOES(GL_FRAMEBUFFER_OES, GL_COLOR_ATTACHMENT0_OES, GL_RENDERBUFFER_OES, offscreenRenderbuffer);
But I'm confused on how to render the storage. Apple's documentation says to use the EAGLContext renderBufferStorage:fromDrawable: method, but this seems to only work for one render buffer (the main one being displayed). If I use the normal OpenGL function glRenderBufferStorageOES, then I can't seem to get it to display. Here's the code:
// this is in the initialization section:
glRenderbufferStorageOES(GL_RENDERBUFFER_OES, GL_RGB8_OES, backingWidth, backingHeight);
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glBindFramebufferOES(GL_FRAMEBUFFER_OES, offscreenFramebuffer);
GLfloat vc[] = {
0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f,
10.0f, 10.0f, 10.0f,
0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f,
-10.0f, -10.0f, -10.0f,
glVertexPointer(3, GL_FLOAT, 0, vc);
glDrawArrays(GL_LINES, 0, 4);
glBindRenderbufferOES(GL_RENDERBUFFER_OES, offscreenRenderbuffer);
[context presentRenderbuffer:GL_RENDERBUFFER_OES];
Doing it this way, nothing is displayed on the screen. However, if I switch out the references to "offscreen...Buffer" to the buffers that were created with the renderBufferStorage method, it works fine.
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What's for dinner Sunday?
Tonight is leftovers. There is Spanish rice, egg salad, some fried bacon for a BLT if Harry wants it. I'll have tomato and cottage cheese, I think.
What's for dinner at your house tonight?
Lunched with friend, from church today. Everyone else was going separate ways.
Lloyds: I had half plate serving of dark fried chicken, leg and thigh, with creamed corn and brought home the butter peas and froze them.
Bess had half plate serving of hamburger steak with onions and gravy, a salad and fried green tomatoes.
Just woke from nap and gotta make a dish for potluck tomorrow.
Gorgeous sunny day today. It's supposed to hit 32C (yuck) on Tues again, just for a day or two, then back down to the mid 20's.
I made bread, a chocolate-zucchini cake, and now I have chicken pieces simmering in a sauce of vegetable cocktail, a bit of rum, garlic and onions. We'll have mashed potatoes with it, and not sure yet of the veggie. We have dessert figured out anyway....chocolate-zucchini cake and ice cream.
Picked up some Porterhouse steaks today and made some potato salad. That should put me in DH's good graces. I don't make steak that often because it's not my favorite but he could eat steak every night. Just have to make a tossed salad for the greens.
Glenda, you and Bess both had great meals. It'd be hard to decide which one to order. Have fun tomorrow at your pot luck/birthday party!
Jasdip, good day to make bread. I've never had the chocolate version of zucchini bread, but Pinterest has some pretty pictures.
Shirley, LOL! Have a good time visiting with Jas!
Georgysmom, I think your DH will bow down in front of you in honor. Sounds like a dinner every man would love to have.
Phyllis, my Spanish rice has to go to the freezer, too. We just don't eat as much as we used to.
Raven, I think that sounds like a wonderful idea. I miss garlic bread!
Angelaid, what's in your new recipe for pork roast??
That does look good...Jas
I put on 2lbs of pintos this am...loaded with home grown garlic and shallots.and when nearly soft tossed in a pound of cubed ham.
Hubby will grill some Hot Links too.
I might make some sweet corn muffins and slaw...
Need to make a lunch box goodie too...but I can't decide what...
The roast recipe/method is copied and pasted below. I was so worried about the length of time at that heat (it was just a tiny little roast, maybe 4 or 5 lbs), but it came out so good! Hubby said a couple of times that it tasted exactly like how he remembers his mom's cooking and that he felt like he just sat back down at her dinner table (she's been gone 30 years). Very happy memories for him. He mentioned it again this morning. This is the only way I'll do pork shoulder roasts now:
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Pork roast (shoulder or butt)
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I guarantee you will think you went to heaven!
I just throw the flour and spices in a bag and then the roast. I make sure to coat it well with the flour mix and then put it in a pan with a rack. Do not cover, do not baste, do not add any anything. Just let it cook. It is fabulous. It is an old hispanic recipe and I've had it forever. I wish I could give proper credit, but I can't. Try it, you'll love it! Just be sure to use a cheap cut of pork (shoulder or butt) I've never tried it with a tenderloin.


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The hotel was clean & bright & open. It was so beautiful with all the balconies that look over the river. They have a big balcony in the main hall, then we had one off our room. It was beautiful!! The staff was great! They directed us to a close-by restaurant (Akros, I think) That food was wonderful!! The best chicken parmesan I've ever had! The whole trip was amazing . & I would stay there again & again! :)
Not much I didn't like. They were renovating a part of the hotel, so there was some dust here & there, but NOT in our room... so I really can't complain!
Very clean, comfortable. Great river views from the balcony.
I am a coffee drinker. Their coffee was not good.
Front desk guy was Great and Friendly!!! Hot Tub was great after day on the slopes and breakfast was Good and room was nice and clean. Second time staying here!
It was close to the casino and relatively clean.
- Free hot beverages and continental breakfast
- Comfortable beds
- Nice clean pool
- Very pleasant staff
- The shower drain was slightly clogged, so the water did not run out smoothly. It remained in the shower for quite awhile before draining.
The staff were all very friendly and helpful. They knew the areas attractions, restaurants and supplied additional printed information and directions. I found the breakfast very good with a good variety of items. The staff working on the breakfast area were very helpful with questions and worked well with children. The building was very clean and modern. I recommend this hotel for a great base to explore the area from. There are many attractions very close to enjoy during the day and then return to the hotel for a restful evening and good nights sleep.
The lighting in the room was modern and bright, however, a soft night light type set up would have been great for younger children or older adults, due to the fact that they both have to find the bathroom during the night with out bothering the other occupants in the room.
Didn't clean our room!
Quiet, clean, warm, towels that do-not scratch, a triple plus for that. Young, middle age, and elder that clean your room, and I meant the clean room the old fashion way, dust for real ,everything. I have allery, and it did not bother me. A real sit down reaturant with all the fixing for a real breakfast...superior
Very clean and in the country setting we was looking for
There was nothing we did not like
The owners are very nice. You can see the river from your room and the decorations and furniture are very homey.
The kitchenette
The garbage cans outside our room needed to be emptied.
Staff was very nice.
Room very dusty. Sheets were clean but very musty smelling.
The location is perfect for motorcycle riders
The bed was like concrete; the bedding old and worn,pillows flat; no sheers on windows,so you had no privacy,closed the room was like a cave; towels like tissue paper; no amenities, no alarm clock, tissues, or shower supplies save a small soap.
Went to Maggie Valley to see Wheels Thru Time Museum and the wife & one adult son came along. Picked Jonathan Creek because few booking available at time. What a home run! After a recent bad experience using small local inns on a PA get away we found spotless, well maintained facilities with local charm and comfort. and a friendly staff. Last minute travel changes had us stay two nights and not just one. Next season I plan a cycle tour back to Maggie Valley and to run the near by Dragon and I will return.
Beautiful area, clean friendly staff. Best on franchise hotel for the price I can remember staying in.
No breakfeast served, however great resturant across the street.
This B and B was much more like staying at a dear friend's lovely home rather than in a room for the evening. Beautifully appointed rooms and jacuzzi tubs made nights after long days on the slopes a wonderful nightcap! Wonderful, thoughtful breakfasts!
Nearby attractions
Dirty carpet, so dirty our socks are stained . Had a half roll of toilet paper, was told they would bring one (!) roll later. Bought our own. Never will stay there again. Not a real cabin, it's an rv with siding.
Staff was friendly close to casino.
Housekeeping should be later since at casino all night. We only got service one day out of four because we slept til 2
The staff were friendly, the room was large, clean and comfortable, and the location is great as we were there to go to Harrah's Cherokee Casino. Easy walk to the casino. Nice view of mountain from our room. The breakfast was good, nothing to write home about, but was hot and substantial and the coffee was good too. Will definitely stay here again and again.
There was nothing negative about our stay. We will be returning soon.
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That's why console games sell in the millions and PC games barely sell hundreds of thousands.
All around the world own a PC. Half of the world don't own a XBOX 360. Rockstar need to stop hesitate whether or not GTA V will come to PC. It should be the top priority from day one for developing the PC Version. Given the fact that PC has all the power that a console could only dream.
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NO American service member EVER LOVES TO KILL! WE HATE that we have to do it at all. BUT, to protect our fellow American's on the field of battle we do kill, out of necessity, NOT because we "love to kill." But for as long as I've been reading and dealing with Taft in these threads I know that this is a concept he will probably never understand. Mostly because he doesn't want to.
An honorable decision and answer, Psydoc. If only more had been like you we might not have lost so many in Nam. Thank you for your service.
As a trained sniper myself I have to say that if an islamist were about to cut Michael Moore's head off, I'd pretend I didn't see it.
No thanks needed, it's MY HONOR to serve and protect OUR country.
My wife and I also saw it on opening day and were equally moved. All showings in three auditoriums sold out all day long. There wasn't a sound in the theater as we left.
Traitorbill, you do realize that that is MY post you're responding to and the line you quoted from it was the same line I quoted from Paolo, don't you?
Actually, they defeated us because the weak minded people of this country twice elected an America hating Marxist who is determined to "put us in our proper place in the world," by surrendering to every one of our enemies, to the White House.
Well thank you all for that information. I hadn't bothered to look into it in the past because the subject just never came up, or caught my interest. But unlike most liberals I am always interested in learning new things.
Yeppers, that's it exactly. All the other reasons are just bunk.
I've known that since I was old enough for my dad to teach me REAL American History to replace the PC GARBAGE I was fed in school.


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Avoid the use of two spaces. An en space is the choice when additional blank is needed.
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Directions to Christ Lutheran Church
Coming from the North or South:
Take Route 83 to the 55th Street exit. Head west on 55th Street to Holmes Avenue (1st light). Take a right on Holmes, and take an immediate right again. Go one block down the hill to Christ Lutheran Church of Clarendon Hills.
Coming from the East or West:
Take 55th Street to Holmes. Turn North on Holmes, and take an immediate right. Go one block down the hill to Christ Lutheran Church of Clarendon Hills.
Sermon: Am I Guilty? Feb. 18th Ash Wed.


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Celebrating the 100th edition of TV channel Arte's specialist cinema programme Blow Up, Addictive TV were asked to remix Antonioni's hugely influential classic 1966 movie Blow Up.
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Three Wise Cats: A Christmas Story
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Posted January 24, 2010
Three Wise Cats
I loved this book. I always read 3-4 Christmas books in December and this year I enjoyed this one the most. It was clever and insightful but also warm and funny. It followed the Magi story and wove these cats into the story in a way I enjoyed. It is a good book for cat lovers but also for Christians who are going through Advent with their eyes to the birth of the Christ child. It reminds us that Christ was born for ALL!
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