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I'm just curious what you guys are using as your boil off percentage, if your using a keggle, or i guess any 15 gallon brew pot should be similar.
the default in beersmith is 9%, which for me is a bit low, i tried 12, and i think that's too high.
I'm going to try 11 this time, unless i get some sort of overwhelming response here.
It is really going to be trial and error (imo). The temperature outside and how vigourous your boil is play a part too. Good luck... I still suck at figuring this out.
The best thing to do is make a calibrated brew stick to measure your volumes pre boil and post boil for an exact measure.
Evaporation/boil off will be different depending on the conditions, cold dry is usually more and hot humid is usually less. You will have some variation also depending upon the depth and surface area of you Bk. I use a 10g BK that is as wide as tall and on average lose 1-1.25g per hour
Wort also shrinks as it cools so you need to calculate your shrinkage as well. It may take you a couple batches of measuring to get your average.
I actually created 3 different equipment profiles depending upon the season with the average appropriate numbers plugged in based on observed/measured results
I did read that the boil off is a consant, so when I brew tomorrow I'm going to measure the exact boil off to use as a guesstimate.

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Same work, one quote is double the other
Hi -- Is there a tactful way to ask a plumber why his price is double that of another plumber? At first I thought they were close in estimate, with one being maybe $200 - 300 higher. But when I compared them both, one estimate was $1400 and the other $2800. This is for demo of steel bathtub/surround, put in new valve, and raise the shower head. Both have a good rep and good reviews. I have spent more time talking to the $2800 guy, but he has also been kind of pushy about the product he thinks I should use (Moen) but I've decided to go with Delta.
Thanks for any thoughts :-)
Most tactful way is to come right out and say, "Can you explain for me why your estimate is double that of another I got?"
Also ask the $1400 guy who his is half the estimate you got from another plumber.
See what each says, what rings true, and what rings like sugar coated nonsense to get you to buy into paying a much higher price. For instance, if the expensive guy says, I use only copper piping, and the cheaper guy says, I use pvc piping, then you can do research on which material you'd prefer, knowing that copper is in fact more expensive but perhaps a smarter choice. That sort of thing.
Your question is very reasonable. You shouldn't hesitate one bit to ask. there is also nothing wrong with asking each to write out their estimates, i.e.: what they'll do, the materials needed, the time needed, and then you can set them both down side by side and compare them. IF there isn't any measurable difference, go with the less expensive guy.
Also find out if there will be one or two people on the job, things like that.
My electrician is probably close to twice what some would charge but they never work solo. My plumber is toward the higher end of the price range and also rarely works solo.
But I have designed bathrooms for other people and have also done some of my own and I can say that very similar bathrooms have been $7000, $15,000 and almost $25,000 depending mostly on the differences in contractor pricing and not so much on materials. There were incremental differences in quality between all bathrooms, but I am not sure the $25K bathroom was 3.5x the quality of the $7K bathroom.
Go right ahead and ask them both to explain. And don't let a plumber make choices for you if you have a clear preference. Sure, professional recommendations mean a lot but it's your place, your bathroom and you will have to live with it.
Some pros price based on your zip code, as well. If you live in a town or neighborhood known for high income households you might be charged more. I have had contractors ask me where I live and tell me "I get $$$ in that town". To be fair, not all are like that. Best plumber I ever worked with was 23, lived in our town, was kind of expensive by the hour but was done in a flash and did a fantastic job.
I'd just ask very nicely to help you understand what is in the quote that makes it twice as much. Just try to make it sound sincere, not like you expect him to lower the quote. Maybe he saw a problem the other guy didn't and that would be an unexpected addition to the low guy. Or maybe he's good at estimates and the low guy isn't, or just wants the contract then suddenly the costs creep up. I'd be just as concerned that one guy is half the other as one guy being double!
I had a chance to chat w/the expensive (LOL) plumber tonight. I misunderstood, his estimate included demoing the drywall behind the surround and installing new cement board as well. But he still didn't really break it down. We're going to talk again Friday.
I think part of the problem is that my DH may or may not do some of the work, and his decision to do that work is based on what it would cost to have it done. Hopefully I will get a better breakdown Friday.
I think it's a good idea to have a detailed list of what the estimate includes, as well as a timeline. Perhaps one guy is so busy it will be weeks/months before he could start your job. If hubby is thinking of doing some of the work himself, make sure each of these guys is OK with that. Not everyone is, and it may not be an option.
Having said that, I had some excavating work done this summer. I phoned 11 guys/companies. Over half didn't even return my call. I ended up hiring the fellow who was less than half the cost of the only other serious quote I got. There seemed to be no reason for the price difference. He was available when I needed him, did an excellent job and really went above and beyond what we expected. (I had a gravel paving strip out front that my DH had been meaning to top up for years, and this guy did it for me as a surprise!)
So good luck, and no need to immediately be suspicious of the lower quote! :>)
Thank you! In dealing w/both, the plumber with the lower quote has been very straightforward. He said demo/installation of new tub = $x, new valve/moving shower head/other plumbing = $x, I'm available to start by x date. At the time, I was SURE I wanted to install Swanstone surround, and he told me he had never done that, he does the pre-formed surrounds, but would look at the specs. I decided that I needed someone who was familiar w/that product. He said he didn't do any drywall/framing work but gave me the number of someone he knew who could do it.
The pricier plumber doesn't install Swanstone either, but he's the one who suggested I look at Cultured Marble and directed me to a local business. He also wanted to know specifically what valve I wanted installed, what trim/shower head etc, he told me the bathtub that he liked (which I like, it's fine, not picky I just want cast iron that will fit in the space and be durable), wanted to know what toilet, wanted to know how far we planned to extend the surround past the tub shower. He wanted to know lots of details about the work. He has also been very good about following-up, returning calls etc. He is totally fine with doing part of the work, then letting my DH do part of the work, and then coming back to finish.
The other plumber was also fine w/that, though, as he needed someone else to do the drywall etc before he could install surround.
In the end, I decided NOT to use Swanstone OR CM, and go for the larger tiles. We have tiles in the master bath, and even though the maintenance is higher, they DO look nicer IMHO. My boys are old enough I can teach them how to clean the grout in "their" bathroom, and I think tile will look nicer plus be less expensive for us b/c we will do the tiling. Since I gave up on the Swanstone, I realized I could hire either plumber at this point.
I will definitely get a specific itemized list from the $ plumber. I also will call the drywaller to get an estimate from him about the cement board. Last night I realized that the plumber's hourly rate is probably higher overall, so to have him do non-plumbing work is probably going to be way more expensive than someone else who is not a plumber (but who could also do that work).
He also told me that he goes above and beyond when he does bathtub installation. I'm not sure I completely understood him, but I think he was explaining that he attaches metal sheeting plus a waterproof sealer all around the studs/wall at and below the tub to protect from water intrusion. He said that is not something most plumbers do. I guess I'll see what was done when our tub comes out! Also I think he said he uses a metal barrier around all the wall joints. When I mentioned this to my DH, he just looked baffled, like it was weird. So I'm not sure if this is really a "pro" to hiring the pricier guy, but he seemed to think it was :-)
Thank you everyone for advising me here, my DH really wants to be excluded from my "agonizing" decisions over who to hire, product to use, etc. :-) He just wants a new tub and the leak to stop.
You should not need any metal flashing behind the cement board. The technology today is to apply the moisture barrier on TOP of the cement board. The shower water will permeate through the tile grout and STOP at the moisture barrier and never even reach the cement board.
You can paint on a liquid moisture barrier yourself on TOP of the cement board. The brands are Laticrete Hydroban (cheaper to order on line), Redguard (Home Depot), Mapei Aqua Defense (Lowes).
Folks also like to use Kerdifix (online) between the tub tile flange and the bottom of the cbu. Tile the wall down over the edge of the cbu at the flange and then fill the gap between the tile and the tub with silicon caulk. There are several youtube videos for applying these topical membranes. Plan your tile layout to where you get good coverage on the edges down the alcove sides of the tub because this is a water damage area. Design your niches too. Go to www.houzz.com and peruse the bathroom photos for endless design inspirations.
Below is Mongoct's Shower instructions. He has some detailed pictures of the tile flange area. Instead of Kerdi, substitute Redguard or Hydroban, etc.
Here is a link that might be useful: Mongoct's Shower thread
This post was edited by Anna_in_TX on Thu, Feb 13, 14 at 11:52
Another thread containing Mongoct's expert advice.
Here is a link that might be useful: Mongoct's shower thread 2
I've never heard of a metal barrier, and metal isn't waterproof anyways. If it rusts, could lead to all kinds of other problems! Have you done tiling before? You mention that your Master BR is tiled. Did you guys do it? I'm asking cuz after just finishing (and having to redo a small portion cuz the shower base wasn't perfectly level), we now realize how important having walls perfectly straight, ie NO bows where screwed to 2 X 4's, having ALL 2 X4's perfectly in line and level with each other BEFORE screwing on cement board is. We had read that, and my DH felt his walls were 'close enough'. We put up 12 X 24 tiles, and let me tell you, there is NO forgiveness in tiles that big, whoever you do hire to put up the cement board MUST be a perfectionist. If 2X4's are off, you need to shim so that cement board remains nice and straight. I am talking within 1/16" nice and straight!
We used Mapei AquaDefense on our cement board, Easy to apply with a brush. The HPG version is much thicker (We used that for the small portion we redid just cuz our tile supplier had an open pail of that he sold to us for $25 instead of having to pay $150 for a brand new pail).
I was kind of thinking the same thing...metal could rust...!
Anna_in_TX -- thank you for those links, I'll read them closely.
Raehelen -- we did tile the shower ourselves, but my DH had help from his buddy who has done that kind of remodeling before. Also we used small 4x4 tiles. We installed a Swanstone base. It's almost 2 years old and we haven't noticed any issues, so fingers crossed I guess :-)
My DH is NOT a perfectionist though, so it would probably be a good idea to not have him put up the cement board (his buddy won't be involved this time). Last night he was telling me that it's hard to cut the cement board, but that if there are gaps between the boards he would just fill them w/sealant. His heart is in the right place, but maybe the cement board is best left to a professional.
Oh, and as far as the metal goes...what I thought was happening is the cement board ended at the tub edge. He was saying that behind the tub, below where the cement board ends, he installs the metal barrier.
Edit -- > my terminology might be wrong. By "tub edge" I'm referring to the top part of the bathtub, where it connects to the wall.
I think I'm going to see if there are YouTube videos that show a tub being installed, then maybe I'll have a better idea of what exactly goes on.
This post was edited by melle_sacto on Thu, Feb 13, 14 at 13:23
You are referring to the tile flange on a bathtub. Read Mongoct's threads and look at the diagrams that he drew that zooms in on the tile flange/cbu/tile joint. There is no metal flashing involved. The Kohler Village cast iron alcove bathtub has a tile flange on three sides to collect the water that drains down the surrounding walls - just like a shower pan.
You can also read the installation instructions for your tub. If you go to Terry Love plumbing forum, the bathtub shower section, there is a good thread on getting the Kohler Village cast iron tub in place.
It's OK if the cement boards don't perfectly butt up together. We filled the gap with thinset and used alkali resistant fibreglass tape (same idea as drywall tape, but specifically designed to be used with cement board, of course, more expensive). You smooth it out with a float just like you do drywall. Then, the waterproofing membrane/liquid is applied on top of that.
The reason it's really important that everything be flat and smooth with large tiles, is that if they are off a wee bit, you will get lippage, ie an edge sticking out over the other. We did end up with that in a couple of spots, not a huge huge deal, but we wouldn't have been happy if every tile was like that. With 4 X 4 tile you can accommodate slight variations by applying more or less thin set and keep checking with a board or level that everything is nice and smooth and flat.
We have a very healthy respect now for good tilers. Of course we made it more difficult for ourselves by choosing to tile with 12 X 24 tiles, and by putting in a shower niche. We also have a 3-4" jut out of one wall which required mitre cuts for two lengths of 8 ft walls. AND DH decided to mitre all the cuts for the niche, which also had a second glass shelf in there. All in all, lots and lots of intricate, difficult cuts. We made some mistakes in grouting too, ie not all grout joints are exactly the same depth. There is a lot to do to do a good tiling job. Yes, it is less expensive than cultured marble walls when you do it yourself (but with the added cost of all the equipment we needed to buy to do a good job not really sure, LOL), but it definitely was much easier and faster paying them to install the CM walls in our previous BR.
I spent a lot of time on this forum, the John Bridge forum, and watching lots of Youtube videos. Ironically, it was my DH doing the tiling, not me, so my advice was not always followed to the letter and we had a few 'disagreements', let's say. I hope one day this frikken BR reno will be finally finished, and I will be able to enjoy using this shower...
Was the plumber talking about adding a tile flange to a drop in tub - a tub that does not have one? Maybe that is where you got confused. But if I remember from your cm thread, you are going with the Kohler Villager which has an integral tile flange. The integral tile flange is superior.
So if you have the drywall guy install the cbu and you paint on the moisture barrier, the plumber just needs to install the tub, connect the drain, plumb the new shower/tub rough in, toilet, etc. You should be able to install the trim after you tile.
Or hire out the tile work.
Just train your kids to shake out the shower curtain, squeegee the tile walls and wipe the silicon grout line where the tile meets the tub, wipe the silicon grout line in the corners, quick wipe the fixtures. Have a hand towel just for wiping down the shower. Even with a cm surround, you still need to squeegee and wipe the silicone grout or it will mildew, and wipe down the fixtures. Squeegeeing and wiping the caulk lines will prevent a lot of deep cleaning later on. Another good idea is to get them to help with the tile work so they can gain some respect/ownership for their bathroom. And add cleaning their bath to their chore list. Excuse me, I use to teach 6th grade. And I grew up in a house where all of us kids took turns mowing, cooking, cleaning, painting, etc. To this day, both of my brothers are better cooks than their wives.
This post was edited by Anna_in_TX on Thu, Feb 13, 14 at 21:15
I am in agreement with Anna about training the kids. When they grow up they will hopefully apply those skills to caretaking their own home. I live in a tract home neighborhood where most the houses all have pretty much the same tile in the bathrooms. My neighbor's tenant just moved out and he let me see the house - the upkeep was appalling and the bathroom just showed a total lack of respect for one's environment / home (even if you don't own it, you should clean it!). I hope he kept his security deposit.
Re: your quotes, do take into consideration how much the drywall/cement board installation may cost you and add that to the less pricey quote.
I'm getting a quote on Monday for the backerboard. So happy I was able to come here for advice! :-)
I do think my boys can learn to take care of the grout in their shower. I never learned how until I was an adult, we didn't have any tiles. But I remember going to my cousins, who did have a tile shower, and they would tell us to wipe things down with a towel. Their shower looked great -- 1950s yello/black tile with WHITE grout. Even now, when I think about it, that was such a lovely bathroom!


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Do Not Ever Even Consider Buying This Truck. — this truck is garbage. looks good but it mechanically sucks. cheap trannys, the diffs suck ass. interior is ridiculous, very simple and extremely cheap. the ac crapped out never fixed because it just wasnt worth it. gets decent mileage though.
Primary Use: Family transportation
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William writes:
2006 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LS Ext Cab Review
its cool
it rides kinda bad
My Chevy — this truck is cool.. i like it alot.. most of my friends like it too. it performes pretty good.. i mean it beats black dodges on 20's so.. wasnt a real expensive truck but i mean mom bought it so.. its fun to drive but no you can't drive it :)
Jaxer writes:
2006 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LT3 Ext Cab Short Bed 4WD Review
Seats are quite comfortable (leather heated). Bose sound system is Awesome! Drives smooth and easy. Looks great. Has tow package and tows easy also.
Exterior plastic: molding around door handles are cracking(garage kept). Tail gate plastic handle falls off(stuck on with sticky tape from factory). Both front hub bearings went out before 50K miles.
Looks And Comfort — Love the way it looks and the comfort when driving(sitting in it). Was disappointed when I installed aftermarket wheels and tires 20's and the power steering was unable to handle it. I am a mechanic of over 20 years and knew it would break more often than a ford but picked the Chevy for the comfort and looks.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
215 writes:
2006 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LT3 Crew Cab 4WD Review
Modification friendly!
High mileage
Great Smooth Ride Even When Modified — I like that a truck with this many modifications runs great without issues with high mileage. Can be driven hard and not be a problem. The design is beautiful and practical with spacious room for family and great gas mileage. Hard to beat a good Chevy.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Justin writes:
2006 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LT2 Ext Cab Short Bed 4WD Review
Not a good choice for a family vehicle
mulva1477 writes:
2006 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Work Truck Ext Cab 2WD Review
great power, easy to drive
2wd in chicago winters no fun
Kay writes:
2006 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Work Truck Ext Cab 2WD Review
Comfortable, big, rubber flooring, tows well
City MPG 16-17
I Love It! — This truck has been extremely reliable and I have never had any serious issues with it. The most expensive non-routine work I have had done was replacing the rear axle seals and those were cheaper than new brakes. LOVE it
Primary Use: Commuting to work
boyblue84 writes:
2006 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LT3 Crew Cab 4WD Review
Chevy Thang — i don't have a whole lot to say about the chevy 1500 because i am at a loss for words it blew me away this is a really sweet looking truck and i wish i owned one lol i get to test drive alot of cars because i work at a dealership but if i was to buy a new truck i would kinda be stuck in the middle between a tundra and the silverado chevy's are my favorite but if wanted a truck to last forever i guess i would have to go with a toyota. the chevy has all the power you need and then some and it is an absolutley beautiful truck interior and exterior
Frank writes:
2006 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LS Ext Cab 4WD Review
its not standarb but i still love it
Chris writes:
2006 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LS 4WD Review
It is built like a tank and its one truck you can feel safe in!
NONE what so ever!
Tales Of The Silverado — This truck might have the 4.8 L in it, but its sure wants to drive like the 5.3 L. Its built like a tank, had 2 minor accidents that were both in a ditch with only damage the one time to the fender and step bar. No damage to frame what so ever!! Solid Chassis!!!! Gas mileage is great, I use Synthetic Oil in it, gas mileage improved even better when I used Synthetic. I know go close to 1,000 kms on 1/4 tank or you could say I fill up every two weeks instead of once a week that I used to.. It is a fun truck to drive because its huge, and sounds awesome!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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1999 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Reviews
Love My Truck
I love my truck! It has stood up well to the test of time and mileage that has been put on her. It would have been nice to have 4 doors and 4 wheel drive but overall still a good truck. Read More
Great Truck
I love this truck works well. I enjoy driving it has a great stance only down side is that it has more power then the weight that it can handle. I lifted mine with a 2'' leveling which was a tremendo... Read More
2000 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Reviews
Thought it would last a couple of years, but it just keeps on ticking! 208,000 miles and still going strong. It spent its first 8 years in Florida rust free and now now lives in chilly upstate New Yor... Read More
Great Truck, Can Be Used For Work Or Play.
I've had this truck 7 years, and it has never been in the shop for anything major. This truck is very reliable, it will go anywhere that you're willing to take it, and you don't have to worry about it... Read More
2001 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Reviews
Best In Class, I Will Always Own Chevys !!! Not Just Personal Opinion, I Own A Shop As Well
one of the most reliable trucks on the road period !!! I know some love ford some love dodge and some love chevy, I grew up a chevy kid, but as a mech. i would much rather work on a chevy than any ot... Read More
I Rather Enjoy It, And Find It To Be Mostly Reliable.
I really like the truck. Considering the 14 year age, it looks very good next to other vehicles. The heating and cooling has a tendency to be a bit faulty, but it is a quick fix. The power is strong, ... Read More
2002 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Reviews
Great Work Truck. Dependable.
Nothing. Just exactly what I bought it for. Good mileage on the road, 20-21. Great running with good acceleration. Light in the rear end for winter driving, but just added weight to the truck bed ... Read More
Great Ride!
I love this truck. Comfortable Ride, very roomy, love the comfortable seats, good stereo, back doors make it easy for passengers. The only thing negative I can say is gas mileage for a daily commuter ... Read More
2003 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Reviews
If It Can Survive A 13 Yr Old And Farming It Can Survive It All!
Bought new in '02 its been rode hard, used, and abused. I'm talking hauling over loaded trailers, loaded down with rock, going mudding, gravel roads all the time, and chasing cattle. Its at 300k miles... Read More
I liked the body style. The cab was well layed out. Handles well in inclement weather. Parts are easy to find and affordable. The bed is not too short or too long. Does just fine whether it's a long t... Read More


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I have a Broan Allure range hood over my stove. occasionally the bulbs burn out and have to be changed. However everytime I have to change one the bulb comes off it's base when I unscrew it. So I have to get in there and get that base out. Is there a grease I can use that is safe for light bulbs that would prevent them from sticking. The halogens don't do this but are expensive so I use regular 40w sylvanias
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Sunshine Vegetable Medley
Recipe courtesy of Robert Irvine
- Dinner: Impossible
- Total Time:
- 20 min
- Prep:
- 5 min
- Cook:
- 15 min
- Yield:
- 8 servings
- Level:
- Easy
- 1 pound fresh baby carrots
- 1 bunch broccoli, cut into florets
- 2 zucchini, sliced
- 3 yellow squash sliced
- Garlic powder, to taste
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1/2 cup butter (1 stick) melted
In a large pot fitted with a steamer basket, bring water to a boil and add vegetables successively starting with carrots, about 3 minutes, then add broccoli, about 3 more minutes, then zucchini and yellow squash, about 3 to 5 more minutes or until all vegetables are fork tender. Transfer vegetables to a large mixing bowl and season with garlic powder and salt and pepper and toss with melted butter.
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Monday, January 18, 2010
Rule Change for Federal Funding of Local Transit?
Administrative law buffs will take note of the recent news that the Administration Loosens Purse Strings for Transit Projects (NYT).
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration will make it easier for cities and states to spend federal money on public transit projects, and particularly on the light-rail systems that have become popular in recent years, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said Wednesday.
Administration officials said they were reversing guidelines put in place by the Bush administration that called for evaluating new transit projects largely by how much they cost and how much travel time they would save.
Transit advocates have long complained that such cost-effectiveness tests have kept many projects from being built — especially light-rail projects, since streetcars are not fast — and made it much harder for transit projects to win federal financing than highway projects.
Here's the DOT press release. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood says
"Our new policy for selecting major transit projects will work to promote livability rather than hinder it," said Secretary LaHood. "We want to base our decisions on how much transit helps the environment, how much it improves development opportunities and how it makes our communities better places to live."
Sec. LaHood discusses it further on his Official Blog, Welcome to the Fast Lane. He states that under the new rule the feds will evaluate local projects by six criteria:
- Economic development
- Mobility improvements
- Environmental benefits
- Operating efficiencies
- Cost effectiveness
- Land use
For an example of how this federal rule change might affect one local government's light rail plans, see this Houston Chronicle analysis. The Federal Transit Administration will soon be initiating a rulemaking process, with notice and comment. Stay tuned.
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Kapalua, HI (Sports Network) - It wasn't the best round Steve Stricker ever
played, but it was enough to get him the win.
Stricker closed with four-under 69 on Monday to win the season-opening Hyundai
Tournament of Champions by three strokes on the Plantation Course at Kapalua.
He earned his 12th PGA Tour title at 23-under 269.
"I never let up today, but it was tough. It's always tough trying to win, and
it's even more tough, I think, when you have a lead like I had," Stricker, who
started the day with a five-shot lead, said in a televised interview.
"I played good, though. I just didn't get the ball in the hole. Overall, I'm
proud of what I did today and this week."
Stricker, 44, won for the sixth time in his last seven tries with at least a
share of the 54-hole lead. His advantage dropped to one shot, but he sealed
the victory with two birdies in the last three holes.
Scotland's Martin Laird fired a six-under 67 to take second place at 20-under
272. Webb Simpson and 2011 winner Jonathan Byrd both had 68s and shared third
at 19-under 273.
For the second straight day, Stricker got off to a slow start with six pars
and a bogey in the first seven holes. In that span, he three-putted the par-
five fifth and dropped a shot on the sixth after flubbing his short second
As Stricker was doing that, Laird and Simpson picked up three strokes in the
opening five holes. Meanwhile, Byrd had three birdies in the first six holes.
After Stricker's bogey at the sixth, the five-stroke lead he had at the start
of the day was down to a single shot over Laird and Byrd.
Simpson, who bogeyed No. 6, birdied the eighth to also get within one, but the
eighth proved to be a big turning point for the other three. Stricker drained
a 23-footer to move to 19-under, while Laird and Byrd both tripped to bogeys
to slide three back.
"It was like [Sunday] all over again. I felt it kind of slipping away," said
Stricker. "I was still patient. Frustrated, but patient. That birdie at eight
calmed me down quite a bit."
Stricker made it two birdies in a row as he chipped his third within a foot at
the par-five ninth. He rolled in a 15-footer at 12 for his first birdie of the
week on that hole.
The Wisconsin native parred his next three holes, including another three-putt
on a par-five, the 15th.
Stricker's lead was two entering the final three holes. And as he has done all
week, he closed with a flourish. His approach at the 16th stopped within four
feet for a birdie to stay two clear of Byrd, who also had a four-foot birdie
putt there.
After a par on 17, Stricker played the 18th to perfection. His drive found the
short grass and he knocked his second just off the front edge of the putting
Stricker chipped to within six feet and converted the birdie to seal his
"I was proud of the way I hit the ball, and not so proud the way I putted it,"
Stricker said of his 32 putts in a greenside interview.
After three birdies in the first six holes, Byrd tripped to a bogey at eight.
He came right back with birdies on nine and 10. He birdied the 14th and 16th
to stay within two, but dropped into a share of second with a bogey at 17.
Laird had three straight birdies from the third, but tripped to bogeys at
eight and 10. He caught fire on the back nine with five birdies in his last
seven holes to end at 20-under.
"The first leaderboard I saw was on nine, and I saw [Stricker] was one-over
through seven and we were only one or two back," Laird said. "You realize you
still have a chance. But as I said, I really had to birdie No. 9 and then my
bogey on 10 was costly. My target was to get to 20-under and see what
happened, and I did that. So I'm very pleased with that."
Simpson parred six in a row after his birdie on the eighth. He converted
birdie tries at 15 and 16 to get to 19-under, then parred the final two holes
to share third.
NOTES: Stricker earned $1.12 million for the win and will move up one spot to
No. 5 when the world rankings are released Tuesday...Stricker has won nine
times since turning 40...As he was this week, Stricker will be the highest
ranked player in the field next week as Mark Wilson defends his title at the
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ATLANTA — Five wins. No majors.
Yet the number that might resonate most for Tiger Woods in 2013 is three, as in rules violations.
Two were his responsibility for not knowing the rules.
He took relief from an embedded lie in a sandy area covered with vines in Abu Dhabi — except a free drop was not allowed in the sand. The two-shot penalty assessed after his round caused him to miss the cut.
LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Zach Johnson is having a September to remember, and there's still one very big week to go.
In one tournament, he made a 25-foot birdie putt on his final hole to earn the last spot on the Presidents Cup team. In the next one, Johnson made a bunch of big putts in the final round of the rain-delayed BMW Championship for a 6-under 65 for a two-shot victory over Nick Watney.
Next up?
His victory Monday at Conway Farms gave Johnson the No. 4 seed going into Tour Championship, giving him a clear shot at the FedEx Cup and its $10 million prize.
LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Jim Furyk will have to wait one more day to try to end three years without a PGA Tour victory.
The final round of the BMW Championship was suspended Sunday because of steady rain that left too much water on Conway Farms. Furyk, who has a one-shot lead over Steve Stricker, was still about two hours away from even teeing off.
LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Jim Furyk put his 59 behind him with a round that was 10 shots higher in the BMW Championship. All that mattered was having a chance to win, which made Saturday a success.
Furyk recovered from a sluggish start with three birdies in a five-hole stretch around the turn. A three-putt bogey from 30 feet on the par-5 18th forced him to settle for a 2-under 69 and a one-shot lead over Steve Stricker.
LAKE FOREST, Ill. — With a shot at golf's magic number, Jim Furyk had no trouble finishing the job.
Furyk birdied two of his last holes, stuffing a gap wedge into just over 3 feet on his final hole Friday at the BMW Championship, and knocked in the putt to become the sixth player in PGA Tour history to shoot 59.
Standing in the ninth fairway at Conway Farms, 103 yards from a front pin, Furyk didn't want to let his chance get away from him.
LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Brandt Snedeker was making so many birdies that even an 18-foot putt looked like a mere tap-in.
When he finished his amazing run Thursday in the BMW Championship, he had seven straight birdies on his card and an 8-under 63 at blustery Conway Farms.
"You get on runs like that, you get excited for the next hole because you know something good is going to happen, because you're in such a good frame of mind and everything is going in the right direction," Snedeker said.
LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Tiger Woods and Chicago used to be a great recipe for winning, or at least coming close.
He won two PGA Championships at Medinah. He won the Western Open three times and the BMW Championship twice, all at Cog Hill. Woods has finished out of the top 20 only one time in 15 tournaments in the Chicago area, including the 2003 U.S. Open at Olympia Fields.
NORTON, Mass. — A great summer of golf finally paid off for Henrik Stenson.
Stenson made three straight birdies to race by a fast-fading Sergio Garcia, and he holed a bunker shot for birdie on the 17th hole to turn back a final threat from Steve Stricker and win the Deutsche Bank Championship.
Stenson was runner-up in the British Open and a World Golf Championship, and he tied for third at the PGA Championship. All that was missing was a trophy, and he took care of that on Labor Day at the soggy TPC Boston by closing with a 5-under 66 for a two-shot win over Stricker.
NORTON, Mass. — Sergio Garcia started with the lead in the Deutsche Bank Championship and shot 65. And he needed just about every birdie.
On a TPC Boston softened by so much rain that the third round Sunday had to be started over, Garcia kept his nose in front and gave himself a two-shot cushion with a birdie on the final hole as darkness settled over New England.
Nothing is close to being settled at this FedEx Cup playoff event.
NORTON, Mass. — Sergio Garcia had a good start and a great finish Saturday in the Deutsche Bank Championship.
Garcia opened with five birdies in seven holes, and then knocked in an 18-foot eagle putt on the 18th hole at the TPC Boston for a 7-under 64 and a one-shot lead over Roberto Castro among the early starters in the second round.
Matt Kuchar had a 66 and was three shots behind.
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from the now-how-to-interface-your-brain dept.
We've improved Slashdot's video section; now you can view our video interviews, product close-ups and site visits with all the usual Slashdot options to comment, share, etc. No more walled garden! It's a work in progress -- we hope you'll check it out (Learn more about the recent updates).
Does the fact that this will be an open-source application compensate for the fact that this introduces yet another method of surveillance into society?
First single nanotube radios, now this. We're gonna need more than one tin-foil hat.
Be glad they are colour CCDs, the B/W CCDs are about 4 times more sensitive and will pick up more detail in lower light. Should you see a cellphone which looks like someone has operated on it and sports a thermoelectric cooling unit, you should be afraid, very afraid.
"lowlight sensitive and low noise, now just imagine a beowulf cluster of them!"
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My battery life is bad enough, thank you.thermoelectric cooling unit
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An ancient burial place, made from granite slabs.
Chambered Cairn, Buttern Hill, Dartmoor, UK
Remains of a granite chambered cairn on Buttern Hill
posted by: Team Sieni
date approved: 4/28/2008
Shovel Down Stone Row 2, Dartmoor, Devon, UK
This is stone row 2 on Shovel Down, E Dartmoor
last visited: 8/25/2014
Les Menhirs des Indrolles
[FR]Deux Menhirs se situent près de la route Fleurine Senlis dans la Forêt d'Halatte. [EN] Two menhirs are located along the route between Fleurine and Senlis in the Halatte Forest.
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location: France
date approved: 4/14/2008
last visited: 7/26/2011
Four Knocks
The name Fourknocks comes from the Irish 'Fuair Cnocs' which means 'The Cold Hills'.
posted by: Windsocker
location: Ireland
date approved: 4/13/2008
last visited: 8/8/2006
Finnis Souterrain
Finnis Souterrain, locally known as 'Binder's Cove,' is a hidden gem for the intrepid heritage enthusiast.
Legananny Dolmen
Legananny Dolmen is situated off the B7 7 miles south of Dromara, signposted from Dromara and Castlewellan. There is no entrance free and visitors are welcome to visit Legananny Dolmen all year round.
last visited: 3/12/2003
Prehistoric Complex Lakehead Hill, Dartmoor - Kist and stone Circle
A Prehistoric Complex on Lakehead Hill on central Dartmoor.
date approved: 4/10/2008
last visited: 4/14/2008
Prehistoric Complex Lakehead Hill, Dartmoor - Stone Circle
A Prehistoric Complex on Lakehead Hill on central Dartmoor.
Prehistoric Complex Lakehead Hill, Dartmoor - Stone Row
Bellever Tor Kist and Circle
A kist and stone circle near Bellever Tor.
Prehistoric Complex Lakehead Hill, Dartmoor. – Kraps Ring
Prehistoric Complex Lakehead Hill, Dartmoor. – Site of Kist
'Prehistoric Complex Lakehead Hill, Dartmoor. – Kist with Stone Row.
A Prehistoric Complex on Lakehead Hill on central Dartmoor.
Twelve Apostles, Dumfries.
The Twelve Apostles is a group of 11 stones, arranged in a circle in a field to the east of East Cluden Village.
posted by: thebigchip
date approved: 4/4/2008
last visited: 8/6/2006
Birkrigg Common stone circle,Bardsea,Cumbria England.
Birkrigg common stone circle is also known by at least 2 other names,Druids circle and as the nearby farm,Sunbrick stone circle.
posted by: fellsmanhiker
date approved: 3/30/2008
last visited: 9/8/2008
Eastern Tor Village, Near Ditsworthy, Dartmoor UK
A collection of hut circles on Southern Dartmoor.
last visited: 4/2/2008
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Although initially trained as a painter, Brookes' practice has always bridged media. Known primarily for the production of durational objects, images, interventions, and context specific live art pieces - his work has involved elements as diverse as photography, sampling, large scale and multiple projection, short-range and satellite radio broadcast technology, mobile telephones, helicopters, cars, trains, surveillance cameras, ice sculpture and drawing - and has proposed and developed innovative practices and strategies within the form, function, and placement of live art. He co-founded the performance collective Pearson/Brookes with performer and academic Mike Pearson in 1997, their work together being generally perceived to have pioneered mediated and multi-site performance practices - most recently co-creating their large scale located theatre work Coriolan/us, within a vast 1930s aircraft hangar in South Wales, commissioned jointly by the Royal Shakespeare Company and National Theatre Wales for the 2012 Cultural Olympiad. He is currently developing a long-term collaborative practice with Spanish artist and performer Rosa Casado, producing context specific actions and gallery works under the umbrella title Some things happen all at once, some things happen more slowly, their work having been commissioned and presented widely across Europe, Asia, Australasia, South America, and the USA. In 2007 he was appointed Creative Research Fellow within the University of Wales, Aberystwyth.
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Audio: Dad's Dating Advice
Dads…always with the words of wisdom!
Friday, June 14, 201306/14/2013
Audio: Grae Drake Reviews "Man of Steel"
Will Man of Steel soar at the box office?


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People complaining about the graphics in TW3 lol. I remember playing atari, intellivision, colecovision etc.
Looks good to me. Day 1 on ps4.
@CTR360 said:Looks fantasic on consoles my ps4 waiting for this and bloodborneSame here. Both are day 1's for me.
More then likely a day one for me. I really enjoyed the first one.
Day 1 for me. I've been gaming for too long to let a review tell me what's good and what isn't. If I had to guess what others may score the game i'd say a 7 or 8.
Day 1 purchase on ps4.
I currently own a ps4, xbox one, wii u and vita. I game on all but mostly ps4.
I've been gaming for far too long to let someone else determine what's considered a "flop" and what isn't. Now time for me to get ready to go play Destiny.
I knew it wasn't as ambitious as Bungie tried to lead us to believe but I thought there was a little more to it then this. If I would've known Earth was 1/4 the game then I probably would've just stu...
@mems_1224 said:looks like halo without any personality.True, I used to love how much Master Chief talked....wait. As for the lore of the world, it's hard to tell what Destiny's lore is like consider...
I'll wait for Destiny to be released before passing full judgment but so far I like it more then TitanFall. TitanFall has started losing a little of it's appeal to me. Maybe I need to get the new map...
I still have 2 PS4 (US) beta codes if anyone needs one.
I need a tablet so I may look into this.
@finalstar2007 said:Does anyone know if the beta has competitive multilayer matches?Yes, it does. You unlock the crucible which is competitive MP. There's only one game mode though called control. It...
Everyone and their grandmom must be downloading the beta. At this rate i'll be playing by midnight......if i'm lucky.
After playing the alpha I'm definitely hyped for the beta. It will carry me until the last of us remastered is released.
I have the gold headset and they work very well. Especially considering the price tag. I'd recommend them to anyone looking for a cheap solution and decent sound quality.
This game looks like a complete mess imo. So much so that I didnt even bother with the beta. Im glad others are enjoying it though.
@HaloinventedFPS said:PC version is now competitive & about the community, especially with the upcoming 2.1 patchConsole version is just for casual single player & local co-opBoth are fun for...
Per Sony, the prices (unless its a first party game) are decided by the publisher's and not them. I agree the prices are insane but its not Sony making pricing decisions for others games.