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5. Meanwhile, arrange garlic cloves brushed with oil around the grill's outer edges and grill for 20 minutes, rotating once in 5 or 6 minutes.
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"2007 Honda Odyssey EX-L 4dr Minivan w/Rear Entertainment (3.5L 6cyl 5A). Like many other owners we too are having transmission issues. We just had to the dealer for the transmission "judder" fix, but guess what? It's worse than it was before! Vehicle shakes at 25 MPH while transmission hunts for a gear, especially on hills. There is also an intermittent shake at highway speeds (70 MPH) that I no longer believe has anything to do with tires or alignment, but with the drivetrain itself. Like others when entering/exiting ECO mode there is too much noise from the transmission. The VCM system does not seem to improve gas mileage so I say Honda should eliminate it. We've had 7 Hondas now and this is the first and only Odyssey we will own."
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"We bought this van after owning a 2000 Toyota Sienna for 4 years. This EX-L Odyssey is by far better looking, more comfortable and has much better handling and performance. I truly enjoy driving it on the weekends with the kids. However, I do not enjoy taking it to the gas station, I guess you can't have great performance and great gas mileage...oh well! I bought this car used and I have not had the car very long but have already had a couple of mnor problems: the ECO mode stopped working once (bad sensor wire), the DVD lost sound through the headphones (a wire came loose in the dash), there was a recall on the fuel pump and the front brakes had to be replaced after 30,000 miles (the dealer said the factory brakes seem to have too much metal in them and they are causing some noise and other issues). I am getting ready to run out the warranty (36,000 miles), and I am bit concerned...Even though all of these issues are minor, they would have cost quite a bit out of pocket without the warranty. I do enjoy this van...the little features that Honda provides like DVD sound through the stereo, seperate climate controls, both sliding doors powered, cup holders everywhere and the lazy-susan in the floor for the kids, especially for the fact it has two compartment doors that allow the driver/passenger to reach things as well. The only feature missing, in my opinion, is the powered lift gate...I almost bought the 2007 Nissan Quest for that one feature (for the same price as this used Odyssey). Overall, I am happy with my purchase...it helps to know that the resale value is fantastic on this vehicle as well, good luck finding a used one!"
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I own this car - My approximate mileage is 75,000overall rating 7 of 10rating details
Pros: "dependable, drives like a sedan"
Cons: "road noise on interstates"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"except for road noise, this is a great vehicle for local AND long distance driving. seats are comfortable and controls are accessible and functional. the 2014 is, reportedly, a good deal quieter."
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I own this car - My approximate mileage is 92,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "great an accident situation."
Cons: "wish it has slightly better gas mileage."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I was recently in a head-on collision and because of the superb engineering of this car and it's stabilizer I was able to walk away with slight back pain. Although the gas mileage isn't bad, just wish it was in the mid 20s. 17 cup holders, very roomy, and great storage. Kids love the rear-dvd system."
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I own this car - My approximate mileage is 60,000overall rating 7 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
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Newcastle BS launches new fixed-rate savings deal paying 3.5% - but would you lock your cash away until 2021 to get it?
Long-term: Newcastle deals requires savers to lock in until 2021. Pictured, Newcastle United number seven Moussa Sissoko
Newcastle Building Society is the latest small-scale savings provider to launch a long-term fixed account in a bid to lure savers with a market-leading rate.
This morning, it launched a seven-year fix with a 3.5 per cent rate, meaning savers will have to lock away until 2021 to get this best-buy rate.
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savings accounts occasionally pop up from smaller providers.
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is also the risk that the Bank of England will hike the historic low base rate sooner
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'With an expected base rate change on the cards, seven years may seem like a long time to lock your money away for, however, given there has been little correlation between savings rates and the base rate in recent years, it might be naive to think all savers will reap the full benefits of a base rate change, when it does eventually arrive.
'The Newcastle offering is competitive, in the current climate, although for a long term, but provided savers don't put all their eggs in one basket and use the account as part of balanced savings portfolio, it could be an option for those simply looking for a guaranteed income.'
Other than this 3.5 per cent offering, the top rate a saver can get their hands on is 3.1 per cent from Shawbrook Bank with a five-year fix.
There has been a small battle towards the top of the independent This is Money best buy tables since the start of the year when it comes to fixed-rates.
The top one-year deal is 1.9 per cent from Islamic Bank of Britain while Close Brothers offer 2.4 per cent on a two-year fix.
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Is it possible to move an established forsythia bush?
I've got several forsythia bushes in the back of my backyard where the yard basically turns into untamed forest. They get some sun from the east, but for some reason, they were planted behind an old, giant oak tree... so they crane for sunshine and the foliage is pretty sparse.
I'd like to move them to the other side of the tree where they'll have more sunshine, but I'm not sure if this is possible without killing them. How far down will I have to dig to get the entire plant? Should I just leave them alone?
They are tough plants. You might do better to take cuttings (6-12" long) next spring, stick them in the ground where you want the shrubs to grow, water, and wait. They root readily! If you have a sheltered area to overwinter them, you can try taking cuttings now, putting them in pots and keeping them sheltered over the winter - not so much so that they don't stay dormant, but so the roots aren't frozen hard and killed - in a shed, a garage, buried in the ground or in a mass of leaves should all work. Keep them damp but not soggy, else they will rot. Don't try to keep them indoors, it will be too warm and dry, but a cool greenhouse/cold-frame should work also.
You CAN try to move them as well, and probably have good luck, as far as the basic technique for moving affects forsythias. I am not sure when the ground freezes where you are - z5-6 covers a wide area - but if it isn't for another 6 weeks or so, then you can cut them back to where they are handle-able, and try to dig them now, or wait until spring, as soon as the ground can be dug. Since they are old, and are growing under an oak tree, the root system will be pretty massive and hard to dig. Either way, you will loose the blooms for next spring, since you will be cutting them back, but you will either get them moved, or get them out of that spot. Pre-dig the holes for where you want them to go, fairly shallow, but very wide - don't amend the soil, and water and mulch well after re-planting them.
Doing both - cuttings and moving - would be insurance that you will still have forsythia in future years.
link below.... late winter... cut some branches.. force them to flower ....
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Samsung has even updated all the photos of its microsite => Here and There
Well Nice photoshop indeed sammy eh
Personaly I still prefer the "old" one , its slick and minimalist design attracted me more. But hey, not that much of a modification btw the lack of this logo on the front was initially surprising.
I bet that this logo'ed version will be the retail version and that therefore it will be equiped with the final 1.2Ghz processor, that is pure logic from me I have no source
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Six persons were on Friday admitted to hospitals in the district and the Medical College Hospital, Kozhikode, with symptoms of cholera.
The cases were reported from the tribal colonies at Muttil grama panchayat.
It is suspected that a tribesman at the Anpathammile colony, near Muttil, who died on Thursday, might have suffered from cholera.
Though the reason for the death was yet to be ascertained, cases with similar symptoms were being considered cholera after the district was declared a cholera endemic area, A. Sameera, District Medical Officer, said.
Dearth of safe drinking water, lifestyle and food habits of the tribesmen, and lack of proper sanitation facilities at many tribal colonies were the reasons for the spread of the disease, she added.
There was a cholera epidemic in Mysore recently and it was suspected that the disease might have spread from the tribal workers who were working in the ginger plantations there, she said. Similar incidents had been reported in the past two years in the district, Dr. Sameera said.
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Houzz Tour: Striking Modern Remodel in Venice Beach
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by TPA Architecture, Inc.
The clients had looked at a larger home in the Hollywood Hills but fell for Venice's funky style. Their children no longer live at home, and they liked the more manageable size of this house.by TPA Architecture, Inc.
One-story bungalows in a range of styles make up most of this eclectic beachside neighborhood. Though the remodel has a modern design, Petersen made sure the home's scale would blend in with that of the surrounding homes. A two-story plan was considered but deemed not right for the site.
One-story bungalows in a range of styles make up most of this eclectic beachside neighborhood. Though the remodel has a modern design, Petersen made sure the home's scale would blend in with that of the surrounding homes. A two-story plan was considered but deemed not right for the site.
One of the clients creates metal sculptures and wanted to combine his love of midcentury design with elements of his sculpture work. Rusted Cor-Ten metal on the exterior was up to the task.by TPA Architecture, Inc.
Each room embraces the site's abundance of light with large windows and doors.by TPA Architecture, Inc.
The two bedrooms have large sliding panels. The owners keeps the door tucked in the pockets to make the house feel more open.by TPA Architecture, Inc.
A simple, modern living room arrangement maintains the home's open feel and midcentury modern sensibility.by TPA Architecture, Inc.
Sofa, chair, table: Gus Modern; hide rug: Pure Rug; window door systems: Jeld-Wen
Sofa, chair, table: Gus Modern; hide rug: Pure Rug; window door systems: Jeld-Wen
Steel sheets with a custom patina connect the interior to the Cor-Ten steel outside. The contrast between white and warm materials continues through the whitewashed oak flooring and warm stranded bamboo cabinets in the kitchen.by TPA Architecture, Inc.
Patina: custom, Sculpt Nouveau
Patina: custom, Sculpt Nouveau
Originally this open living space had low ceilings and separate rooms for the kitchen, living room and dining room. Like many older bungalows, the living room faced the street. Petersen flipped the layout; now the living and dining rooms face the backyard and the kitchen faces the street.by TPA Architecture, Inc.
The beautiful kitchen has the high-end feel the clients wanted with a modest price tag. Caesarstone counters were used instead of granite or marble, and stainless steel KitchenAid appliances stand in for luxury Sub-Zero or Wolf choices.by TPA Architecture, Inc.
Cabinets: chestnut-stranded bamboo, Teragren; light: Random Light, Design Within Reach
Cabinets: chestnut-stranded bamboo, Teragren; light: Random Light, Design Within Reach
Beautiful Daltile products in the bathrooms achieve a similar look to pricier alternatives. Frosted glass provides privacy and light.by TPA Architecture, Inc.
Petersen converted the original one-car garage into a welding studio for the client's sculpture work, so he had to figure out how to fit two cars into the back alley. A custom telescoping rusted steel gate allows two cars to park parallel; a wall of bamboo shields them from the home's view.by TPA Architecture, Inc.
The front yard now serves as an additional outdoor room, with a square fire pit and a sculpture garden.by TPA Architecture, Inc.
General contractor: Ed Blanco, Blanco Construction
General contractor: Ed Blanco, Blanco Construction
I could move right in without changing anything - and that is extremely rare. Love love love this home! Thanks for sharing.
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Amazing transformation...great job! The right 'architectural' plantings would really make the new theme cohesive.
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Stunning! So nice to see exceptional reasonably-sized and -priced remodels. The landscaping is as wonderful as the interior. Lucky owners!
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Very impressive... simple, stylish, and practical!
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I love the amazing amount of light they get!
Like November 27, 2012 at 2:11AM
LOve the design, but the bamboo is a disaster waiting to happen. I don't care how non-invasive the grower says it is, you will regret planting it. The roots will disturb the driveway and the patio. Removal is extremely difficult and often incomplete. Don't be tempted readers, you will regret it.
3 Likes November 27, 2012 at 3:39AM
K.O.H. Construction Corporation
Great transformation. The architect, builder and home owner should all be proud. One question, I welded before and the black dust was everywhere. How do you keep is so clean?
Like November 27, 2012 at 4:42AM
Truly stunning and a reminder of how rewarding it is to have good architects guide us. Thank you for sharing.
Like November 27, 2012 at 5:48PM
Great ideas for changing an average bungalow from old to ultra modern. Love it!
Like November 28, 2012 at 3:27AM
I'm sorry; to each his own. The only original thing about this "remodel" is that they used te orginal footprint, then added 500 sqft. It does not blend in with the neighborhood and it's not especially beautiful from the front. No curb appeal and I can not imagine that the exterior look will improve with age, just become dated. That said, looks great from the inside.
10 Likes November 28, 2012 at 3:38AM
Todd Armstrong
I love everything about this house. Can you tell us the final cost of the entire project? Would be cool to know what the demo and re-build cost.
1 Like November 28, 2012 at 3:45AM
I think it blends into the neighbourhood because of scale. A two story would not have blended in. Love the house....... Also love the kitchen because it feels like a normal kitchen; not one of those massive ones where you need roller skates to get from one appliance to the next......Great House.
2 Likes November 28, 2012 at 3:56AM
It's a beautiful redo, but I think it detracts from the charm of the beach cottage neighborhood.
4 Likes November 28, 2012 at 6:31AM
Floorplans would have been helpful.
Like November 28, 2012 at 7:12AM
This seems more of a re-build than a remodel.
4 Likes November 28, 2012 at 7:26AM
This is a seriously cool house. Amazing make-over.
Like November 28, 2012 at 7:34AM
Wow! I've lived in Venice for 20 years and I didn't think such a unique transition could occur. Did the house get stripped down to the studs and basically rebuilt from scratch? Would love to know what the cost for such a drastic remodel was. Really love the design.
1 Like November 28, 2012 at 7:38AM
Very refreshing both inside , outside and seems to fit into Venice . A place I can see myself living in .Just curious about how title 24 is achieved. A floor plan to accompany the pictures would help as well . Prepare to embrace disaster once the bamboo takes root ...yes , the neighbors will suffer on windy day( unless the owner planted them in container to keep it from spreading ) . Obviously, owner,architect and builder came together . Great job !
1 Like November 28, 2012 at 9:14AM
Fine Art & Portraits by Laurel
Great remodel! Simple, clean lines, without being boring. My only complaint is the cute little fireplace, forlorn and forgotten down on the floor. Love the use of steel.
Like November 28, 2012 at 9:15AM
No longer fits with the neighborhood.
4 Likes November 28, 2012 at 9:19AM
A floorplan and more photos of this home can be found here:
3 Likes November 28, 2012 at 9:50AM
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"curb appeal" like "good taste" is not universal.
Judging from the comments, most believe it has great curb appeal. I would say stunning or striking. I'm quite sure the home owners didn't hire an architect, spend a year remodeling and spend half their life savings in order to "fit in" with the surrounding century old homes. TP is obviously a very skilled Architect who serves his clients well by creating solutions to living in a modern world.
Thanks to him and many other skilled architects, Venice has the highest concentration of great modern residential architecture in the world.
Congratulations to the great clients who had the desire, vision and trust to break with tired old convention. They will be rewarded with decades of warm light filled mornings and the peace that comes form living in a thoughtful uncluttered plan.
Judging from the comments, most believe it has great curb appeal. I would say stunning or striking. I'm quite sure the home owners didn't hire an architect, spend a year remodeling and spend half their life savings in order to "fit in" with the surrounding century old homes. TP is obviously a very skilled Architect who serves his clients well by creating solutions to living in a modern world.
Thanks to him and many other skilled architects, Venice has the highest concentration of great modern residential architecture in the world.
Congratulations to the great clients who had the desire, vision and trust to break with tired old convention. They will be rewarded with decades of warm light filled mornings and the peace that comes form living in a thoughtful uncluttered plan.
5 Likes November 28, 2012 at 9:54AM
Have any of you who are saying it doesn't fit with the neighborhood ever actually been to Venice? It's extremely eclectic and this isn't the first modern house by a long shot! Did you see the "before" pic? Pink stucco with a Mediterranean tile roof? Was that better? One of the refreshing things about Venice that it isn't cookie cutter and each place has it's own style, charm, and personality.
7 Likes November 28, 2012 at 10:41AM
Personally, I think that meticulous attention was given to making the house "fit in" to the neighborhood. As mentioned in the article, they kept the scale of the house consistent with the other houses. If you look carefully at the second picture, which has the Before picture, there is some sort of rectangular, modern-looking building in the background nearby. (There appears to be a rectangular, flat-roofed building outside the window in the 5th pictures as well, though one can only see a sliver.) And, importantly, the exterior colors used - the white and dark brown - fit extremely well with the house next door. In the final picture, those two houses look like cousins, not because of their styles, but because of their similar colors and scale. I'm trying not to let my love of this house sway my opinion here, but I don't feel at all jolted when I see that last picture with the two neighboring houses together. I think the detractors here have perhaps been a bit hasty in their judgments, especially given that we can only see a tiny, tiny bit of the rest of the neighborhood.
5 Likes November 28, 2012 at 11:17AM
Erin Michelle
Wow - this renovation is gorgeous and I love all the natural light. When I'm ready to buy/build/renovate a home here in Los Angeles I will be callingTim!!
1 Like November 28, 2012 at 11:27AM
Harcourts Manukau
Thanks for the sharing the link to extra photos. I see that it was a rebuild and not surprising given the complete change of style. Initially I was wondering what was original?
I think you have a done a wonderful job of utilizing the land area and creating spacious indoor spaces that flow, are light and airy.
It looks like a fun house to live in.
I think you have a done a wonderful job of utilizing the land area and creating spacious indoor spaces that flow, are light and airy.
It looks like a fun house to live in.
Like November 28, 2012 at 11:40AM
I am the owner and would like to thank you all for your comments below. It's gratifying to hear other people enjoy your efforts. The home is a joy to live in and feels twice its size due to the open spaces and high ceilings (the living/dining/kitchen ceiling is almost 16 ft. high). Those of you that felt the house was more a new construction than a remodel are correct. With the exception of a few studs in one exterior wall and some of the foundation and floor joists, it is essentially a new house. The remodel classification allowed us to retain more favorable setback and side boundry lines and allowed us to keep and remodel a 1 car garage. Those of you that felt the bamboo would be a problem are mistaken. The bamboo now has 3 years years of growth as compared to some of the photos used in the article. The bamboo provides great privacy on all sides and does not encroach. There are over 100 varieties of bamboo of which we used 3 types, Buddha's Belly, Punting Pole and Mexican Weeping. All are clumping, not running varieties which means new shoots are next to the existing plants, not 20 feet away. They do tend to drop a lot of leaves which is the only downside we've seen. Finally, for those of you that felt the house was out of character for the Venice area, you must not have been to Venice. It is a cauldron of archetecture with many many very modern homes mixed with spanish and craftsman cottages. Frank Gehry among others has built many houses down here. To most Venetians the effect is refreshing. This is an artistic and avant garde area, not Peyton Place............Thanks again!
13 Likes November 28, 2012 at 1:55PM
K.O.H. Construction Corporation
metalsculptor, Thanks for the input on the bamboo and other specifics of the home. I primarily build Craftsman style homes. My daughter and I have been contemplating a modern style for her and husband. Your home is an inspiration for the both of us. Thanks for sharing.
1 Like November 28, 2012 at 3:21PM
Wow how wonderful is this structure,simple light and functional.
1 Like November 28, 2012 at 7:30PM
Aloha Aina Interiors
Love seeing design elements that are normally used on an opulent scale applied to a small neighborhood home! Really great job.
1 Like November 28, 2012 at 7:38PM
Like lots. Simple and private.
Like November 28, 2012 at 8:42PM
What is going to happen to Venice when all the cottages are torn down to construct modern boxes? I plan on making my Venice house look older than it's actual age, I like the feeling of the history of other families enjoying the space I live in. I find it depressing that so many of the old homes are disappearing.
1 Like November 28, 2012 at 11:12PM
lc29 - I, too, think it is sad to see old homes demolished anywhere, it is history lost. Sadly, unless those homes have been meticulously maintained they can reach the point where they are impossible or financially impractical to repair and maintain. In many cases also old homes have often not been built to efficiently address the local climate adding to the running costs of the home. Modern building styles and cost cutting building methods will also mean today's homes generally will not last like the old ones' have, in fact new homes in my area are only expected to last around 50 years so we are not building any history for the future either.
2 Likes November 29, 2012 at 3:46AM
Brilliant design.
Like November 29, 2012 at 5:40AM
what a wonderful remodel of a tired home...I see so many "ranch" style homes in the Houston area, which could do with a revamp like this one. I do hate the cookie-cutter all the same homes in the neighborhoods in Houston & Katy...so boring! This home is just lovely, tastefully done & doesn't look out of place. Well done!!
Like November 29, 2012 at 6:56AM
Really nice transformation. I love the compact bathtub, what brand is it?
Like November 29, 2012 at 6:00PM
It's nice to see more modestly-sized homes here. It seems most of what we get are either super-big, or super-small. Ideas from this could actually go into my 960-sqft home.
2 Likes November 30, 2012 at 1:20AM
The tub is made by Americh and is a 4 ft deep soaking tub with jaccuzi and bubblers, we use it frequently. That bath also has a 4x 10 ft glassed in dual shower with large skylight in it. The living room has a 30 ft electric skylight and the master walk in closest has a large skylight also.
Like November 30, 2012 at 6:56AM
Metalsculptor, thank you for sharing your beautifully designed home. I would love to see more photos of the bathroom if possible.
Like November 30, 2012 at 9:28AM
I' m back east this week but I'll post more fotos next week.
1 Like November 30, 2012 at 11:29AM
I love this house. Love the placement of the bamboo and the high windows to let in light. I've beenin this house and the bath has a great huge shower that is not shown and I thinl another bath by front door. Was the cost prohibitive to raise the ceiling height and add a new roof???
Like December 2, 2012 at 1:03PM
Poeticmama: bamboo is not as hard to control as you think. Vigilance and care, especially during the shooting season, can keep bamboo in check. As a landscape designer, I would never plant it unless the homeowner had a thorough understanding of the maintenance requirements.
Like December 2, 2012 at 2:08PM
Solena Landscape
agreed...alot of people are scared of bamboo, but with an education (and the right maintenance) it fits this theme perfectly and can be the right buffer from the neighbor.
Like December 3, 2012 at 8:47AM
Metalsculptor, I was in your home on a Venice Home/Garden tour a couple of years ago and I don't think the great photos do it justice! Your home, clearly the highlight of the tour, fits in the eclectic Venice neighborhood beautifully. It is filled with light; the materials & fittings work beautifully. I am sure you are truly enjoying the fruits of your labors. You chose a superb architect to help realize your vision. In fact, seeing your home validated our choice to work with TPA ourselves. We're still a work in progress but I look forward to having a home as lovely as yours!
Like December 8, 2012 at 7:00PM
Lovely and modern with an outdoorsy look.
Like December 26, 2012 at 9:43PM
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Like July 27, 2013 at 6:15PM
Had to laugh at the comment that said, "No longer fits with the neighborhood." It actually got some thumbs up. Have they been to Venice?
On another note, our good friends and neighbors used the same contractor for their house and have been unbelievably happy. No one is happy with their contractor, so I have to mention it. We drive by and the work is beautiful, the work site is so clean, they are such hard workers. It's very impressive.
On another note, our good friends and neighbors used the same contractor for their house and have been unbelievably happy. No one is happy with their contractor, so I have to mention it. We drive by and the work is beautiful, the work site is so clean, they are such hard workers. It's very impressive.
1 Like March 9, 2014 at 10:02PM
We also used this contractor. They are hard workers, they do beautiful work and more importantly, they have INTEGRITY. They also have in-house specialists for all the trades, a huge bonus for scheduling. We are in the final stages of an extensive & complicated remodel & I am happy to say that (though it will be "bittersweet" to see them go) we still love our contractor!
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My wife and I are graduates of Mercer University, and our daughter went to BYU. Naturally, we all are excited about the Monday matchup.
- 10:07 p.m. March 20, 2013
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FHE at the Marriott Center Monday night!
Go Cougs!
- 10:18 p.m. March 20, 2013
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BYU is going to blow that poor little team out of the water.
- 12:07 a.m. March 21, 2013
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This is where it end's
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I watched part of the Mercer versus Tennessee game and Mercer is for real! Not saying BYU can not beat them but BYU will need to play like they did against UW to do it. Of course beating a Pac12 team is not that hard.
- 7:35 a.m. March 21, 2013
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Mercer beat Tennessee...I wouldn't put a notch in the win column for BYU just yet. Remember San Diego? Remember San Francisco? I hope BYU wins, but as inconsistent as they have been this year, I'm not chalking up an automatic win against anyone.
- 7:37 a.m. March 21, 2013
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A wolf in sheeps clothing. BYU BEWARE! Do not look past these guys.
BYU Nation now is the time to show support and fill the Marriott Center. If we have less than 18000 I will be diapointed. Should be sold out. Take the Family for a FHE of a lifetime. Does not happen too often. We have the fan base and I know for a fact there is NOTHING going on that night other than FHE. So Students and Fans now is the time to RISE and SHOUT!!!! I wish I could be there. If there are some really cheap flights count me in.
GO Cougs!
- 7:56 a.m. March 21, 2013
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Mercer is for real so BYU would be wise not to overlook them; they beat Utah State in a post season tournament in the Spectrum last season.
- 8:18 a.m. March 21, 2013
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Mercer has a dang good team; should be a good game. Good for BYU to be playing post season ball. Oh, and GO GONZAGA!
- 8:18 a.m. March 21, 2013
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I watched the Mercer/Tennessee game almost in it's entirety. I was very impressed by Mercer's play. It was smart and patient. The teams will match up well. I think the advantage for BYU will be that Mercer has to travel, mercer will have less rest between games, 4700 feet elevation and a large (hope for 22000) BYU crowd.
- 8:26 a.m. March 21, 2013
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More non-power conference schools in post season play, and more non-power
conference teams beating the "big six" conferences. Is it time to get
rid of the term "power conference" in basketball?
Butler has proven that non-power conferences schools can make it to the championship. Congrats Mercer on beating Tennessee. Congrats BYU on beating Washington. Kentucky falls. Florida St falls. Maryland falls.
I have not watched Mercer play, but looking at their players, games and stats; this is a scary match-up. I hope we pack the Marriott, but for those of us outside of Utah, it's great having the game on ESPN.
Go Cougs!
- 8:55 a.m. March 21, 2013
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I don't think TFF is a true BYU fan. I think he's one of those trolls who thrives on making outrageous comments just to stir up hate and ridicule. If he is a fan, then he's exactly the reason why BYU is constantly being hated, ridiculed, and portrayed as arrogant.
I saw the Mercer/Tennessee game and I wouldn't say BYU will blow them out. BYU better bring out their A game or it's going to be a long night. Mercer is that good!
Go Cougars!
- 9:00 a.m. March 21, 2013
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"More non-power conference schools in post season play, and more non-power conference teams beating the "big six" conferences. Is it time to get rid of the term "power conference" in basketball?"
Not just for basketball, it's time to get rid of the term "power conference" for all sports.
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- 9:23 a.m. March 21, 2013
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Mercer won at the Spectrum last year over Utah State; the Marriott Center is a tough place to play as the visiting team, but I'll bet Mercer is pumped about the chance to play spoiler again.
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It was time to do away with the term power conferences a decade ago... At the very least the Pac-12 is not included in that discussion because their last championship came in 1997... That is 16 years ago and this year won't change it... 17 years and do I hear 20? I do indeed... It will be at least 2018 before the Pac-12 even dreams of winning another basketball championship on the men's side of things. :) Basketball is not a 'major' contributor to the false claim of Conference of Champions... UCLA had a good run in the 60's and other than that it was one here and one there and that about sums up their NCAA basketball success! So, football and basketball are not where they are best at... I don't know when that will change. Probably not for as long as presently constituted... I don't know what all the hoopla is about membership there!
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It was disappointing that Tennessee didn't win the first round game with Mercer. It would have been much more exciting to bring an SEC team to the Marriott Center, since they are all afraid to come to Provo during the regular season. Has anyone heard of Mercer outside of Georgia?
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I wouldn't brag about anything that says I am #24 in something.
I am a BYU fan and think thats silly. We arent in the Top 20 of hte Cup and have ZERO points in the Winter period, but we are better than you Utah.
That attitude is what makes people think BYU fans are idiots. Just sayin.
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understand trying to knock something we arent a part of. But I am sick of dumb fans giving us BYU fans a bad name. PAC 12 a bad conference? Utah will be a bottom tier team there with the occasional flare up, but cmon.
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400 Jake.
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We just bought a 20 year old home. Cable is underground. We are serviced by a single cable system....unless we go to a sattelite system. The cable company bundles phone and cable. We had the company at our prior residence and were very happy with our service and picture quality. FYI: we currently have a 32" tube tv in our family room and a few smaller tubies in the bedrooms. The cable company came out and replaced all the wire in the home with RG6 shielded stuff. They also ran wrie to the 4 upstairs berooms. The cable enters the home in the basement and is split in two. One line runs to an upstairs 4 way splitter behind the wall of our bedroom. The other half runs to our 32" family room tv. Actually the cable is split there as well with one line of RG6 going to a vcr and a second to our cable box. This is the set up we had at our old home. At our new one though the picture is noticably different. The smaller tvs are not so bad but the larger one shows some grain. Even if I remove the split at this location. It is not crisp and clear, especially on the lower channels. The cable dudes tightened everything and it appears the connections are fine. They said it was not too bad but they only fish the line. We need to call out the 'testers' to evaluate picture quality. Service is free for grainy pictures but I sense there is a charge if they come out and feel the picture quality is ok. I do know the technology 'under ground' has not yet been upgraded--whatever that means. They say it is scheduled to be done this year but I have my doubts.
Would a booster do me any good? Is it the old stuff under ground causing the problem? Its not a horrible picture but I would not invest in a plasma or something with this quality signal. Suggestions?
PS: Things will likely only get worse since I need to replace the two way splitter described above with a 3 way---we want a tv in the kitchen! That will mean one split to the attic where it will be again split into 4, one to the family room and one to the kitchen. Can the cable company control the amount of signal I get or am I doomed? Ideas?
Over the years we had Comcast out to check the signal at our house because of the poor quality picture. They put a test unit on the cable where it comes into the house and checked the signal level for channel 2. Both times they said the signal level met their specs. They did not charge for this.
We gave up and went to satellite. With all the TV's you have there may be a problem with satellite. You would need a dedicated run to each TV. No splitters in the lines.
A multiplexer between the dish and house would be used with at least one cable running from the multiplexer to each TV.
It could be that the cable underground is RG-59 cable, not RG-6. The RG-59 is a little thinner, and has less "shielding", which could allow other types of interference to come "into the line", thus weaking the true signal. A common symptom of this is "ghosting" on the same channels that your local area broadcasts on. For instance, if there is a broadcast station in your area that broadcasts on 4, and you tune your TV to 4 to get the signal from the cable box, you're TV is actually getting two different signals. What made me think this is that you mentioned "lower channels", in other words: 2-13, which is the VHF band.
RG-59 is good enough for a TV antenna and early cable, but as the cable signal is getting more sophisticated, RG-59 can't handle it.