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Round 1
|1.1 (1st overall)
|Jamaal Charles RB KC
|1.2 (2nd overall)
|LeSean McCoy RB BUF
|1.3 (3rd overall)
|Matt Forte RB CHI
|1.4 (4th overall)
|Adrian Peterson RB MIN
|1.5 (5th overall)
|Calvin Johnson WR DET
|1.6 (6th overall)
|Eddie Lacy RB GB
|1.7 (7th overall)
|Jimmy Graham TE SEA
|1.8 (8th overall)
|DeMarco Murray RB PHI
|1.9 (9th overall)
|Demaryius Thomas WR DEN
|1.10 (10th overall)
|Montee Ball RB DEN
|1.11 (11th overall)
|Giovani Bernard RB CIN
|1.12 (12th overall)
|Dez Bryant WR DAL
Round 2
|2.1 (13th overall)
|Drew Brees QB NO
|2.2 (14th overall)
|Aaron Rodgers QB GB
|2.3 (15th overall)
|Arian Foster RB HOU
|2.4 (16th overall)
|Peyton Manning QB DEN
|2.5 (17th overall)
|Tom Brady QB NE
|2.6 (18th overall)
|Zac Stacy RB STL
|2.7 (19th overall)
|Le'Veon Bell RB PIT
|2.8 (20th overall)
|Alfred Morris RB WAS
|2.9 (21st overall)
|Marshawn Lynch RB SEA
|2.10 (22nd overall)
|Brandon Marshall WR NYJ
|2.11 (23rd overall)
|Julio Jones WR ATL
|2.12 (24th overall)
|A. J. Green WR CIN
Round 3
|3.1 (25th overall)
|Rob Gronkowski TE NE
|3.2 (26th overall)
|Doug Martin RB TB
|3.3 (27th overall)
|Jordy Nelson WR GB
|3.4 (28th overall)
|Alshon Jeffery WR CHI
|3.5 (29th overall)
|Randall Cobb WR GB
|3.6 (30th overall)
|Antonio Brown WR PIT
|3.7 (31st overall)
|Toby Gerhart RB JAC
|3.8 (32nd overall)
|Pierre Garcon WR WAS
|3.9 (33rd overall)
|Andre Ellington RB ARI
|3.10 (34th overall)
|Julius Thomas TE JAC
|3.11 (35th overall)
|Ryan Mathews RB PHI
|3.12 (36th overall)
|Rashad Jennings RB NYG
Round 4
|4.1 (37th overall)
|Keenan Allen WR SD
|4.2 (38th overall)
|Larry Fitzgerald WR ARI
|4.3 (39th overall)
|Matthew Stafford QB DET
|4.4 (40th overall)
|C. J. Spiller RB NO
|4.5 (41st overall)
|Vernon Davis TE SF
|4.6 (42nd overall)
|Vincent Jackson WR TB
|4.7 (43rd overall)
|Andre Johnson WR IND
|4.8 (44th overall)
|Ben Tate RB PIT
|4.9 (45th overall)
|Michael Crabtree WR SF
|4.10 (46th overall)
|Frank Gore RB IND
|4.11 (47th overall)
|Roddy White WR ATL
|4.12 (48th overall)
|Steven Jackson RB ATL
Round 5
|5.1 (49th overall)
|Eric Decker WR NYJ
|5.2 (50th overall)
|Matt Ryan QB ATL
|5.3 (51st overall)
|Jason Witten TE DAL
|5.4 (52nd overall)
|Nick Foles QB STL
|5.5 (53rd overall)
|Jordan Cameron TE MIA
|5.6 (54th overall)
|Jordan Reed TE WAS
|5.7 (55th overall)
|T. Y. Hilton WR IND
|5.8 (56th overall)
|Wes Welker WR DEN
|5.9 (57th overall)
|Torrey Smith WR SF
|5.10 (58th overall)
|Victor Cruz WR NYG
|5.11 (59th overall)
|Julian Edelman WR NE
|5.12 (60th overall)
|Bishop Sankey RB TEN
Round 6
|6.1 (61st overall)
|Kyle Rudolph TE MIN
|6.2 (62nd overall)
|Dennis Pitta TE BAL
|6.3 (63rd overall)
|Terrance Williams WR DAL
|6.4 (64th overall)
|Zach Ertz TE PHI
|6.5 (65th overall)
|Andrew Luck QB IND
|6.6 (66th overall)
|Robert Griffin QB WAS
|6.7 (67th overall)
|Colin Kaepernick QB SF
|6.8 (68th overall)
|Ben Roethlisberger QB PIT
|6.9 (69th overall)
|Greg Olsen TE CAR
|6.10 (70th overall)
|Jay Cutler QB CHI
|6.11 (71st overall)
|Martellus Bennett TE CHI
|6.12 (72nd overall)
|Tony Romo QB DAL
Round 7
|7.1 (73rd overall)
|Chris Johnson RB NYJ
|7.2 (74th overall)
|Bernard Pierce RB JAC
|7.3 (75th overall)
|Jonathan Stewart RB CAR
|7.4 (76th overall)
|Trent Richardson RB OAK
|7.5 (77th overall)
|Reggie Bush RB SF
|7.6 (78th overall)
|Stevan Ridley RB NE
|7.7 (79th overall)
|Ray Rice RB BAL
|7.8 (80th overall)
|Maurice Jones-Drew RB OAK
|7.9 (81st overall)
|Joique Bell RB DET
|7.10 (82nd overall)
|Shane Vereen RB NE
|7.11 (83rd overall)
|Darren McFadden RB DAL
|7.12 (84th overall)
|Lamar Miller RB MIA
Round 8
|8.1 (85th overall)
|Darren Sproles RB PHI
|8.2 (86th overall)
|Danny Amendola WR NE
|8.3 (87th overall)
|DeSean Jackson WR WAS
|8.4 (88th overall)
|Knowshon Moreno RB MIA
|8.5 (89th overall)
|Sammy Watkins WR BUF
|8.6 (90th overall)
|Mike Wallace WR MIN
|8.7 (91st overall)
|Lance Dunbar RB DAL
|8.8 (92nd overall)
|Cordarrelle Patterson WR MIN
|8.9 (93rd overall)
|Emmanuel Sanders WR DEN
|8.10 (94th overall)
|Percy Harvin WR BUF
|8.11 (95th overall)
|Jeremy Maclin WR KC
|8.12 (96th overall)
|Kendall Wright WR TEN
Round 9
|9.1 (97th overall)
|Michael Floyd WR ARI
|9.2 (98th overall)
|Carlos Hyde RB SF
|9.3 (99th overall)
|Pierre Thomas RB NO
|9.4 (100th overall)
|Anquan Boldin WR SF
|9.5 (101st overall)
|Philip Rivers QB SD
|9.6 (102nd overall)
|Reggie Wayne WR IND
|9.7 (103rd overall)
|Russell Wilson QB SEA
|9.8 (104th overall)
|Antonio Gates TE SD
|9.9 (105th overall)
|Cam Newton QB CAR
|9.10 (106th overall)
|Markus Wheaton WR PIT
|9.11 (107th overall)
|Hakeem Nicks WR IND
|9.12 (108th overall)
|Brandin Cooks WR NO
Round 10
|10.1 (109th overall)
|Stevie Johnson WR SD
|10.2 (110th overall)
|Riley Cooper WR PHI
|10.3 (111th overall)
|DeAndre Hopkins WR HOU
|10.4 (112th overall)
|Kelvin Benjamin WR CAR
|10.5 (113th overall)
|Seattle Seahawks TM SEA
|10.6 (114th overall)
|Kenny Stills WR MIA
|10.7 (115th overall)
|Cecil Shorts WR HOU
|10.8 (116th overall)
|Marques Colston WR NO
|10.9 (117th overall)
|Dwayne Bowe WR CLE
|10.10 (118th overall)
|Rueben Randle WR NYG
|10.11 (119th overall)
|Fred Jackson RB BUF
|10.12 (120th overall)
|Robert Turbin RB SEA
Round 11
|11.1 (121st overall)
|Cincinnati Bengals TM CIN
|11.2 (122nd overall)
|San Francisco 49ers TM SF
|11.3 (123rd overall)
|Kansas City Chiefs TM KC
|11.4 (124th overall)
|Chicago Bears TM CHI
|11.5 (125th overall)
|Carolina Panthers TM CAR
|11.6 (126th overall)
|Arizona Cardinals TM ARI
|11.7 (127th overall)
|St. Louis Rams TM STL
|11.8 (128th overall)
|Mark Ingram RB NO
|11.9 (129th overall)
|Buffalo Bills TM BUF
|11.10 (130th overall)
|New England Patriots TM NE
|11.11 (131st overall)
|Pittsburgh Steelers TM PIT
|11.12 (132nd overall)
|Cleveland Browns TM CLE
Round 12
|12.1 (133rd overall)
|Terrance West RB CLE
|12.2 (134th overall)
|LeGarrette Blount RB NE
|12.3 (135th overall)
|DeAngelo Williams RB PIT
|12.4 (136th overall)
|Shonn Greene RB TEN
|12.5 (137th overall)
|Matt Prater K DET
|12.6 (138th overall)
|Jeremy Hill RB CIN
|12.7 (139th overall)
|Chris Ivory RB NYJ
|12.8 (140th overall)
|Benny Cunningham RB STL
|12.9 (141st overall)
|Christine Michael RB SEA
|12.10 (142nd overall)
|Ronnie Hillman RB DEN
|12.11 (143rd overall)
|Andre Williams RB NYG
|12.12 (144th overall)
|Steve Smith WR BAL
Round 13
|13.1 (145th overall)
|Robert Woods WR BUF
|13.2 (146th overall)
|Golden Tate WR DET
|13.3 (147th overall)
|Mike Evans WR TB
|13.4 (148th overall)
|Mike Williams WR BUF
|13.5 (149th overall)
|Tre Mason RB STL
|13.6 (150th overall)
|Khiry Robinson RB NO
|13.7 (151st overall)
|Danny Woodhead RB SD
|13.8 (152nd overall)
|Odell Beckham WR NYG
|13.9 (153rd overall)
|Carson Palmer QB ARI
|13.10 (154th overall)
|Eli Manning QB NYG
|13.11 (155th overall)
|Ahmad Bradshaw RB IND
|13.12 (156th overall)
|Jonathan Grimes RB HOU
Round 14
|14.1 (157th overall)
|Stephen Gostkowski K NE
|14.2 (158th overall)
|Justin Tucker K BAL
|14.3 (159th overall)
|Phil Dawson K SF
|14.4 (160th overall)
|Dan Bailey K DAL
|14.5 (161st overall)
|Baltimore Ravens TM BAL
|14.6 (162nd overall)
|Steven Hauschka K SEA
|14.7 (163rd overall)
|Nick Novak K SD
|14.8 (164th overall)
|Mason Crosby K GB
|14.9 (165th overall)
|Adam Vinatieri K IND
|14.10 (166th overall)
|Greg Zuerlein K STL
|14.11 (167th overall)
|Matt Bryant K ATL
|14.12 (168th overall)
|Blair Walsh K MIN
Round 15
|15.1 (169th overall)
|Bobby Rainey RB TB
|15.2 (170th overall)
|Josh Gordon WR CLE
|15.3 (171st overall)
|Roy Helu RB OAK
|15.4 (172nd overall)
|Devonta Freeman RB ATL
|15.5 (173rd overall)
|Latavius Murray RB OAK
|15.6 (174th overall)
|Aaron Dobson WR NE
|15.7 (175th overall)
|Knile Davis RB KC
|15.8 (176th overall)
|Heath Miller TE PIT
|15.9 (177th overall)
|Dexter McCluster RB TEN
|15.10 (178th overall)
|Miles Austin WR CLE
|15.11 (179th overall)
|Andrew Hawkins WR CLE
|15.12 (180th overall)
|Charles Clay TE BUF


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- Fins bring WR Crabtree in for visit Team also looking to visit with Greg Jennings
- TE Clay signs with the Bills A 5 year deal worth $38 million with $20 million guaranteed...Fins declined to match
- WR Wallace traded to the Vikings Fins send Wallace and a 7th round pick to Viks for a 5th rounder
- TE Jordon Cameron signed Reported a 2 year, $15 million deal
This just might work!
For all the sh..tuff that us Dolphins fans have had to complain about during/after the season (and it's an impressive amount of stuff) I think I can try and get behind this Tannebaum thing after all.
I know that I was one of the first to blast Ross for this signing BUT, if you get past the way it was originally presented, this just MIGHT be a good move long term.
Ross has made him VP of Football Operations and, regardless of your personal thoughts about his GM tenure, Tannebaum IS a football 'lifer'. Hasn't our biggest gripe about Ross is that he was making football decisions without (a) being here half the time and (b) not knowing anything about football? Well here is Tannebaum who will NOT be making personnel decisions (which experts and even HE admits is not his forte). His responsibility is to oversee the team's objectives, strategies and goals while Ross is off doing what he likes/knows best.
I KNOW that we don't think much of Tannebaum.
I KNOW that this organizational structure is REALLY STUPID!
BUT, what if a year from now, WHEN the Dolphins fail in 2015 (and with Philbin coaching don't most of us think this WILL happen?) maybe Tannebaum is FINALLY given control over hiring the new GM and HC? Wouldn't that makes us a more 'stable' organization?
For as poorly as this was presented, this just MIGHT be the first positive thing that happens this offseason….wouldn't that be a start?
"Queasy Joe" strikes again!
For all the mistakes the Dolphins team made on this day, the biggest reason again appears to be Joe Philbin.
Tannehill's red zone INT
Daniel Thomas fumble
Missing wide open Wallace for TD
Dropped TD by Clay
After ALL of that, Miami STILL led 16-13 with 3:34 to play. Philbin proceeds to call two run plays that gain 5 yards and showed that, once again, he didn't trust his QB to win/ice the game.
After the GB game, Philbin expressed regret, and made the infamous "queasy" comment, and we all thought he learned his lesson. GUESS NOT! With the game on the line, and an OL that hadn't produced a decent running game all day, Philbin put the game in the hands of the Miami D that has proven time-and-time-again that it simply isn't "clutch". Miami STILL hasn't won a game by less than double digits and its last two losses have been because the D (so heralded all year) can't get a stop when it mattered.
Other things Philbin continues to do that makes US/fans queasy:
ANOTHER slow start by the team. ONE YARD of total offense in the first quarter? Really?!
Allowing team to get beat on fake punt.
Timeouts used on defense in the final minutes of a game….AGAIN!
Where did the 'read option' plays (the CATALYST for the offense the last few weeks) go during this game?
If Ross isn't tearing his hair out watching the way Philbin is coaching this team then maybe some fans need to pull it out FOR HIM?!
"If you accept mediocrity from your coaches, you will get mediocrity from your players."–Me, 2014
The Early Cuts are in for the Dolphins – Marino is Back – Final Thoughts
The Dolphins have waived:
WR Armon Binns – Injuries, and competition hurt his chances to stick.
WR Ryan Spadola – Nice grab in the Dallas game, but too little, too late.
OT Cory Grissom — Camp Body who never really impressed.
C Tyler Larsen – Not yet ready for the NFL.
DE Rakim Cox – Didn't flash enough to stick in a position that is deep.
CB Steven Clark – Camp body.
QB Brady Quinn – I never got the impression he had a shot.
TE Brett Bracket – Great story, hope he makes the practice squad.
The Dolphins have placed on IR:
RB Mike Gillislee – A luxury as the position is now looking deeper then expected.
TE Arthur Lynch – A project for the future if he catches up technically.
DT A.J. Francis – A.J. has nine lives.
Time To Close The Preseason.
It's almost time for the fourth pre-season game. (Thursday, 7pm) Most fans just look forward for this game to end, and the regular season to begin. For some of the younger players this is the Super Bowl. It's their final chance to impact the coaches decisions come cut down day as they trim the roster to 53 rostered players, and 10 practice squaders. For the veterans, much like the fans they want to get their work in, and escape as quickly as possible healthy.
Pay particular attention to special teams because if a roster spot is up in the air, the better player on special teams will in most cases be awarded it.
Some tough decisions will have to be made. Will Philbin really consider keeping 6 receivers, or 5 running backs? Is Shelly Smith going to cement his place as starting guard? Will Darkwa, or Williams stick, or will both? A case can be made for either player. These are the tough decisions that face the coaching staff.
What about Kicker? Will Sturgis be ready? Will the team carry two kickers on the active roster? So many difficult decisions await, but be sure most are already determined barring a breakout performance by someone Thursday night.
Marino is back
For years the Dolphins have tried to lure the ex QB, and current Hall Of Famer back into the fold. They've had moderate success using Dan in an unofficial capacity, but now it is official. Dan Marino will officially be an advisor for the club. What exactly that will entail nobody has said, all we hear is speculation.
Whatever it entails, you have to feel this will be Dan's stepping stone into bigger and better things.
Final Thoughts
I know Miami's offense has struggled getting into the end-zone aside from the first drive of the pre-season, but I am much impressed with the overall development of the offense. The offensive line looks like they're coming together in a fairly quick fashion. There may yet be a bump in the road on the right side, but that is to be expected. This line appears to be improved over last year's group already, and it's only game 3 of the pre-season. Get this, against Dallas, Miami amassed 200 yards rushing, and 10 rushing first downs. The line allowed only one sack for -1 yard. Yes, they look much improved over the struggling group that ended the season.
I suggest tempering expectations because Dallas is not currently known for their defensive prowess, but how can you not be satisfied with that effort?
The questions I have still surround the quarterback, Ryan Tannehill. While you can see improvement in the quickness he is delivering the football, he still has yet to prove he can be a legitimate force inside the red-zone. Hopefully for Tannehill, Lazor has a remedy for what ails him, and the offensive's lack of big plays in close. That said, Tannehill had a pretty flawless preseason until his final throw, which was intercepted inside Dallas's 10 yard line.
Knowshon Moreno was a move I was pretty much soured on initially, especially once he arrived a bit out of shape, but you've got to be encouraged with the way he contributed against the Cowboys. He was running with authority, picking up blitzes, and looked in mid-season form.
On defense, Miami still has questions especially at LB, but they've had a pretty solid preseason from a points allowed standpoint. Only six teams have surrendered less then Miami's 50.
Why Tampa Is More Critical Then Game 3 For The Dolphins
There are still many questions left to be answered in both the starting units, and the key reserve roles. Game 3 you want to get your starters generally a series into the second half which means after this game you want to know who your starters are going to be come September 7th.
There's still some doubt in many areas of the team. We'll look at some of those here.
The other thing you'll want to see is consistency from Ryan Tannehill. That doesn't mean a repeat performance, but he needs to show he can continue to move the offense against a better defense then he faced last week. You'll also want to see the defense come out and tackle better, and be more disciplined penalty-wise.
The line will work itself out, and there is little reason to think Satele will not win the center job, but someone at RG needs to stand out. Jason Fox at back up tackle needs to improve, or his roster spot could be in jeopardy.
We need to continue to see Jarvis Landry, and Marcus Thigpen return kicks, and punts. You also need to see if Thigpen can excel from the receiver position to secure a spot on the final 53.
Who is going to prove they belong in the logjam of Tight ends? Sims would appear to be a lock to start in place of Clay, but who is #3? Will it be Kyle Miller? Brett Brackett? Arthur Lynch? Herald Hoskins, or Michael Egnew?
Will Phillip Wheeler have a better game then he did last Friday against Atlanta? Or will Miami finally ease Jordan, or Jenkins into the role? If not, does Freeny earn additional playing time? Does McCain?
The slot positions on both sides of the ball seem to be in question. On offense, will Landry beat out Gibson? Or will Matthews rise up and make a case to take that spot? Both Gibson, and Matthews looked good for the short time they played last week. Landry looked better returning kicks then he did from the receiver position. It's nothing to be too alarmed about as he should be a lock to make the final 53.
On defense, with Jones being out it is forcing Miami to move Jimmy Wilson from the slot CB position back to safety. This opens up the slot position for grabs. During this past week the team has inserted Finnegan, but it should be noted he struggled in the slot while playing for the Rams. It'll be interesting to see if he can continue his solid camp inside. If not, Jamar Taylor, or Will Davis are waiting in the wings. Speaking of Wilson, who is backing him up? This team is not deep at the safety position. Could Michael Thomas, or Don Jones be counted on if forced to play? Can Kovacs get into the mix? Can Aikens?
How about backup QB? Can Quinn move the team or can Matt Moore get back onto the field and fight for his job? Can Labato improve over a dismal game he had last week? Will he even get the chance if Moore can play?
At RB Lamar seems to be almost assured of holding onto his #1 position, but what is going to happen behind him? How serious was Damien Williams injury? Will Mike Gillislee show something that makes you think he can play at this level?
So yes, with all the injuries, and suspensions the Dolphins have a great number of uncertainties going into week 2 of the preseason, and getting the right answers is critical going into next weeks game.
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2014 Dolphin Offseason Recap & Grade
It's always tough to matter of factly suggest a recent move is a success, or failure. That said, this team had issues it had to prioritize this past offseason. I felt Dennis Hickey did an admirable job of addressing most of them as we'll illustrate below.
Let's start with Miami's biggest problem area of 2013. The offensive line, which strangely enough, got bullied the last two games of the season.
Miami went into free agency with one BIG red target and that was Brandon Albert. Miami was unsuccessful in working a deal with the Chiefs in early 2013 for him, so this was their shot to not miss out again.
To their credit, Miami signed Albert to a 5 year, $47 million dollar contract. At first glance you'd label this an A+ signing because it fills a tremendous need, but there is a risk. Albert has struggled to remain healthy missing seven games the last two seasons. In fact, only in 2011 did Albert play a full slate of sixteen games.
Grade C+. If he can remain healthy this grade improves significantly.
To continue to bolster the offensive line the Dolphins agreed to terms with Shelley Smith on a contract that will pay him $5.5 mil over 2 years provided he makes the team. Shelley is an interesting prospect for Miami and offensive line coach John Benton. Shelley is a fantastic drive blocker, and excels in the running game. Unfortunately for Miami, he is just as bad in pass protection. Miami has tried to convert him to center, and it was a struggle for Smith to master the snap. Currently, it appears he is battling for the left guard spot, but he's got some competition in front of him in Daryn Colledge.
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Apple pitches tablet as e-reader to Australian media - reportApple has allegedly gone global in its efforts to attract publications to provide content for its long-rumored tablet device, as a new report suggests the hardware maker has been in discussions with the Australian media.
According to The Sydney Morning Herald, Apple has provided specifications of its still-unconfirmed touchscreen device to Australian media companies. The Cupertino, Calif., company has been gauging interest around the country to see who is interested in providing their content on the forthcoming hardware.
"It is understood that Apple has been in direct talks with Australian media companies to launch a new app for the tablet that would allow them to distribute their content in digital form and charge for it," the report said.
It noted that executives did not give a warm reception to the Kindle in the past, because Amazon wanted to keep 70 percent of revenue. The report cited Apple's current iPhone App Store business model, where the hardware maker keeps only 30 percent, as a model that is "expected" to be offered to media companies.
The device was described as a larger iPhone, "small enough to carry in a handbag but too big to fit in a pocket." The tablet will reportedly allow users to surf the Web, watch movies, and read books and newspapers.
The Herald also noted that Apple is "working with the major music studios to develop a new album format." First rumored as a project called "Cocktail" over the summer, iTunes LP already debuted in September.
Apple's tablet is expected to be a 10-inch, 3G connected device that will debut in the first quarter of 2010. Numerous reports in recent months have suggested that Apple has been reaching out to content publishers regarding the device.
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BlueStar cast iron grate mod...
When we got our new range, the cast iron grates rocked back and forth no matter which way or location they were installed. I originally thought I'll just even them out on a bench grinder. But when I looked underneath, I noticed that there was a hole in one of the arms of the casting. I have no idea if was intended for this purpose or not, but I tapped some 1/4"-20tpi threads in it. And inserted stainless steel recessed hex head set screws... and finely adjusted the grates with a small allen wrench so that there is not one hint of tipping. Even with removing and reinstalling the grates, they still hold their setting even with no Loctite thread locker.
The holes seemed intentional, as if that was what they were designed for. But since I have no other stove with which to compare mine, there's no way of knowing unless someone here would be so kind as to let me know whether or not their BlueStar grates came with leveling screws in them, or even if they needed leveling to keep from tipping back and forth.
This post was edited by tinyhomebuilder on Thu, May 8, 14 at 22:02
Nice work tinyhomebuilder...or should I call you MacGuyver lol
As far as I know, the bluestar grates themselves do not come with leveling screws. But if there is unevenness at the stovetop, there are 4 leveling screws in the steel framework on top of which the grates sit. But your way seems like it works better.
Have a 36" BS Range Top and don't have any issues with the grates not sitting in level. The bowls that the grates sit in though can wobble once in a while. As stated by gtadross there are screws under the bowls to level those out, not in the bowls themselves, but on the framework under them.
You could try and make sure those are level and see if that helps with your grates, but at least you found a solution.
Thanks to both of you for letting me know. I was really curious if my grates were missing screws, or if this was a new idea.
The four screws underneath the square iron pieces worked just fine for getting them level and keeping them from rocking, but they had no effect on the round iron grates rocking ~within~ them. In fact the square pieces could be completely off of the stove and the grates would still rock in them. Now they didn't rock a lot, just enough to make a clanking sound, but just one screw per grate in the preexisting hole was enough to adjust away the tipping. So that now the whole surface is solid as a rock and doesn't make a sound no matter where weight is applied.
I wrote to BlueStar suggesting that they might consider making a grate leveling screw a new feature to include on their ranges since the hole is already cast into all of the grates. It's cheap enough to do as it only cost me $4 for the stainless steel screws, and just a few minutes turning a small tap by hand to thread the holes.
The really strange coincidence was that the hole was in one of the low arms where the additional screw height would keep the grates from tipping. If they tipped in the other direction perpendicular because it was a high arm, I would have had to drill another hole, or grind it. (lol)
This post was edited by tinyhomebuilder on Fri, May 9, 14 at 11:57
My range did the same thing. Since it was only a few months old, I called BlueStar. They sent me all new grates (both the round ones and square pieces they sit on). Five out of the 6 new ones are fine, one still rocks but I can deal with that, not worth another call. I did notice the grates are slightly different than the old ones, the cast iron is less coated with the black stuff and more like true cast iron, rough and only minimally coated.
Give them a call, they can't fix it if they don't know. For the price, the quality of the grates should be better monitored by BlueStar. Nothing but perfect should be allowed.
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On the first day of the DICE Summit, Gabe Newell and J.J. Abrams took to the stage to discuss storytelling in games and movies—and to announce that they're working together on both. Newell had the spotlight to himself on day two, and his keynote address was filled with interesting tidbits about PCs in the living room, local and cloud-based streaming, input hardware, and the future of gaming content. The 36-minute video is worth watching if you have the time.
Newell sees a future for the PC in the living room, and he expects we'll see a good/better/best series of options there. The baseline "good" devices will use in-home streaming and start at $100, he says. Eventually, the price will go down to zero. Better devices will presumably host games locally; those machines will cram PC guts into console-sized enclosures and be priced about the same as an Xbox or PlayStation. Then, you'll have higher-end systems for folks willing to pay a premium to get the absolute best experience.
While he doesn't mention where Steam hardware will fit into the equation, it's easy to see how the first two tiers could be served by Valve-branded gear. Indeed, Newell points out that the pursuit of mobile markets by chip makers has made it easy to build small, quiet PCs suitable for the living room.
Steam may be a cloud-based service, but Newell believes game streaming should be handled locally. Audiences will become more sensitive to latency over time, he says, and so will new hardware. I suspect that may be a reference to the input technology Valve is working on behind closed doors. Hmmmm.
On the subject of games themselves, Newell reveals that titles that move to free-to-play models typically see a tenfold increase in audience and a threefold increase in gross revenue. He also reveals that the Team Fortress 2 community generates 10 times the amount of content that Valve does for the game, noting that the quality is as good or better than what's produced internally. Games should be viewed as "productivity platforms for goods and services," Newell contends—and that has very interesting implications for the future of the PC.
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John Fire Lame Deer
|This article includes a list of references, but its sources remain unclear because it has insufficient inline citations. (August 2009)
|John Fire Lame Deer
|Tȟáȟča Hušté
Rosebud Indian Reservation
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|Other names
|John Fire
John Fire Lame Deer (in Lakota Tȟáȟča Hušté; 1903–1976, also known as Lame Deer, John Fire and John (Fire) Lame Deer) was a Lakota holy man, member of the Heyoka society,[citation needed] grandson of the Miniconjou head man Lame Deer, and father of Archie Fire Lame Deer.
John Fire Lame Deer was a Mineconju-Lakota Sioux born on the Rosebud Indian Reservation. His father was Silas Fire Let-Them-Have-Enough. His mother was Sally Red Blanket. He lived with his grandparents until he was 6 or 7, after which he was placed in a day school near the family until age fourteen. He was then sent to a boarding school, one of many run by the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs for Indian youth. These schools were designed to assimilate Native Americans into the dominant culture after their forced settlement on reservations.
Lame Deer's life as a young man was rough and wild; he traveled the rodeo circuit as a rider and later as a rodeo clown. According to his personal account, he drank, gambled, womanized, and once went on a several-day-long car theft and drinking binge.
Making his home at the Pine Ridge Reservation and traveling around the country, Lame Deer became known both among the Lakota and to the American public at a time when indigenous culture and spirituality were going through a period of rebirth and the psychedelic movement of the 1960s had yet to disintegrate. He often participated in American Indian Movement events, including sit-ins at the Black Hills, land legally belonging to the Lakota that had been seized by the United States government after the discovery of gold. The Black Hills are sacred to the Lakota and a number of other Plains tribes.
Lame Deer, Seeker of Visions[edit]
In 1972, Richard Erdoes published Lame Deer, Seeker of Visions; his recorded interviews with Lame Deer are part of the Richard Erdoes Papers at the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University.
The book is about Lame Deer's later life, when he decided that he wanted to be a teacher and a healer. Erdoes writes of Lame Deer's opinions of Elk, Bear, Buffalo, Coyote, and Badger medicine,[1] and the importance Lakota ceremonial traditions played in his later life and eventual understanding of the world.[2]
- ^ Erdoes, Richard (1972) Lame Deer, seeker of visions. New York: Simon and Schuster. ISBN 0-671-55392-5
- ^ Rice, Julian (Spring 1994). "A Ventriloquy of Anthros: Densmore, Dorsey, Lame Deer and Erdoes". American Indian Quarterly 18 (2): 169–196. JSTOR 1185245. Retrieved 12 October 2013.


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horse, 7.5.2012, 100
cat, 14.5.2012, 50
horse, 8.5.2012, 70,
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cat, 50
dog, 0
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cat, 50
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Main source: A view of the Sungai Selangor dam and its water level at the end of June.
PETALING JAYA: Rampant land clearing for development and farming near buffer zones is putting a strain on the country's water catchment areas and preventing our dams from filling up despite sporadic rain and cloud seeding efforts.
Forestry and environment experts here have cautioned that unless water catchment areas are gazetted and protected, water basins are in danger of rapidly drying up.
Peninsular Malaysia Forestry Department director-general Datuk Dr Abdul Rahman Abdul Rahim said forests function like "sponges to absorb water" but the ground could not retain water if there are disturbances to the hydrological cycle caused by development and farming activities in surrounding areas.
"The existing minimum 10m buffer zone surrounding water catchments is insufficient.
"Buffer zones should vary according to the size of the forests and water bodies," he said, adding that de-gazetting of non-permanent forest reserves came under the state and local authorities' jurisdiction.
"There are one million hectares of forests under state control which can be developed. As a technical department, we can only advise the state authorities not to (approve development plans) but the final decision is theirs," he explained.
He said the current water woes were worsened by the El Nino phenomenon as (rain) clouds were not forming at water catchments because of the dry spell and wind direction.
Yesterday, the Sungai Selangor dam which supplies water to more than 60% of households in Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya dropped to 33.27% of its capacity – a record low.
During the last water rationing exercise in February and March, the dam level was 37%.
Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) president Prof Dr Maketab Mohamed said water catchments were not gazetted and thus, not protected.
Usually, only the forest upstream of the dam was gazetted and not the downstream parts (between the dam and the intake points), he said, citing the Batang Berjuntai development in downstream Sungai Selangor as an example.
"So, in the ungazetted areas we have plantations, dusun, villages, towns and industries. A watershed must be gazetted and have minimum human activities so that water quantity and quality are not compromised."
A Selangor Land and Mines Department spokesman said the state valued its forests and was very concerned about the "health" of water catchment areas.
"Before any forest is de-gazetted for development, a state planning committee with representatives from all the technical departments will discuss every aspect, including the appropriate buffer zone size, in detail," he said.
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any idea what bonsai tree?
barterMarch 24, 2013
Hi I bought this bonsai yesterday and had no id with it the lady thought it was a choice between 3 but that didnt help any ideas guys? Id appreciate it
Some kind of Pittosporum? Looks similar to a P. tobira I used to have (Japanese mock orange).
Just a guess though...


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Crypton Eared Persimmon Dog Pillow
Large (44" L x 36" W) Size
Medium (36" L x 27" W) Size
Crypton Eared Persimmon Dog Pillow
Weights & Dimensions
Large (44" L x 36" W) Size
Medium (36" L x 27" W) Size
|Bed Type: Pillow/Classic
|Shape: Rectangle
|Color: Orange
|Designer: Yes
|Bed Material: Polyester
|Chew Proof: No
|Legs Included: No
|Headboard Included: No
|Footboard Included: No
|Pillow included: No
|Blanket Included: No
|Handle Included: No
|Portable: No
|Memory Foam/Orthopedic: No
|Elevated: No
|Heated: No
|Cooling: No
|Cleaning Method: Machine wash
|Outdoor Use: No
|Eco-Friendly: Yes
|Country of Manufacture: United States
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Crypton Eared Persimmon Dog Pillow
About the ManufacturerFounded in 1994 by Craig and Randy Rubin, Crypton creates innovative textile technologies that offer better, cleaner, greener, and safer fabric solutions that improve the way we live. It all pretty much comes down to the fabric. Crypton is a specially engineered fabric system with an integrated moisture barrier that promises permanent performance; no stains, no spills, no worries.
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OUR SKU # CRN1080Eared Persimmon Dog Pillow is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: WEG 100L, WEG 100M, WEG 100S