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There are some big games on the NFL schedule this week with the Niners/Seahawks and Broncos/Giants as the two biggest highlights. Before we get to the predictions, a few thoughts on the Thursday night game.
New England 13 - NY Jets 10: The less said about this game the better. They combined for 20 punts! Twenty! That's way too many. The second half of the game was played with a heavy amount of rain falling so it wasn't a great atmosphere to say the least. I think Tom Brady was as frustrated as anybody because his WRs let him down a lot by running the wrong route or just dropping balls. Their efficiency on third downs and in the end zone isn't close to being as good as last year. Geno Smith had some decent plays, but three INTs cost his team the win. When you win the turnover battle 4-0 like the Patriots did you're usually going to win. I'm still disappointed in Stevan Ridley, who I thought would have a big year running the ball for the Pats. He was ineffective again. The Pats move to 2-0 even though they're not as good as last year and the Jets go to 1-1.
Last week straight up: 9-7 - Not great. Hopefully I can improve on it.
All game times are in the Eastern time zone.
St. Louis (1-0) at Atlanta (0-1) 1:00 pm
It pains me to go against my favorite team in the Rams, but this is such a tough game. The Falcons were my Super Bowl pick out of the NFC. They lost a close game on the road against the Saints last week while the Rams won late against the Cardinals. I think the Rams have a chance to keep it close because the Falcons offensive line had issues last week and the Rams have arguably the best pass rush in the league (3 sacks for Robert Quinn last week). With Roddy White hobbled by an ankle injury (may not play every snap) and Julio Jones dealing with a knee injury (should be fine), their passing game won't be at their best. I'm hoping the Rams passing game looks as impressive as last week because if it does then they can match the Falcons in a shootout type of game.
The other big story about this one is that longtime Rams RB Steven Jackson is playing against his former team for the first time. I think the Rams are vulnerable against big RBs, so if the Falcons can get Jackson going that will open up their passing attack. I'm going with the Falcons by a field goal, which means the Rams cover the 7 point spread. I would love to be wrong about this one. Trust me on that. Falcons 27-24
San Diego (0-1) at Philadelphia (1-0) 1:00pm
The Chargers loss on Monday was brutal. They blew a 28-7 lead and lost at home to the Texans 31-28. Good teams don't blow leads like that. Bad teams do. Will they be able to recover from it? I doubt it. I expect the Eagles to play at a fast pace just like they did on Monday against the Redskins except they will be even more effective this time. The Chargers run defense isn't that bad, so I think the Eagles will air it out a bit more this time. I like the over too. Eagles 37-20
Dallas (1-0) at Kansas City (1-0) 1:00 pm
I'm going with the Chiefs. They didn't have a tough challenge in week one against the Jaguars obviously. The Cowboys present some challenges in the sense that they can throw the ball down the field and aren't shy about doing it. That Chiefs defense has some great players on it, though. I like them at home this week in a tight game between two teams that may be better than most of us think. Chiefs 23-20
Miami (1-0) at Indianapolis (1-0) 1:00 pm
The Dolphins jump out at me as a team that will be improved from last year. They have a physical defense led by pass rushing LB Cameron Wake, who I think will have a lot of success in getting pressure on Andrew Luck all day long. I'm not sure about that Colts defense, which barely held on to beat the hapless Raiders last week. When they played last year the Colts won 23-20. I think the Dolphins are better now, so they're my pick to win. Dolphins 24-21
Tennessee (1-0) at Houston (1-0) 1:00 pm
I think this will be a major ass kicking. Tough game for the Titans against a Texans team that is superior in so many ways. I was impressed by the Texans comeback last week against the Chargers. Their passing offense looked awesome at least in the second half. With arguably the best run game in football, they are one of the most complete teams in the league. I also expect a big game from that Texans defense too. Texans 31-7
Washington (0-1) at Green Bay (0-1) 1:00 pm
I'm sure that the Packers are pissed off after getting thumped by the Niners again. They will take out their frustrations at home against a Redskins defense that is probably still tired from chasing the Eagles offense around the field on Monday night. I think it will be a huge game for Packers QB Aaron Rodgers with four or five TDs. I just get that feeling. It also looked like Robert Griffin III has lost some accuracy and isn't throwing it deep while he comes back from his knee injury. It may take the Skins offense a few weeks to get going. I like the Packers to win it comfortably. Packers 37-20
Cleveland (0-1) at Baltimore (0-1) 1:00 pm
The Super Bowl Champs don't want to start the season at 0-2. Luckily for the Ravens, they've had about ten days to get ready for this game and they don't have to play Peyton Manning again either. Brandon Weeden and that Browns offense is nothing like the Broncos. They can't throw the ball well, so I expect the Ravens to fill the box, stop Trent Richardson and control the game. The Browns defense isn't that bad, which makes me think it will be a low scoring game. Ravens 20-10
Carolina (0-1) at Buffalo (0-1) 1:00 pm
They both lost close games against superior teams last week. I think the Panthers are the better team, though. The Panthers should be able to run the ball, which will open up the passing game and I think QB Cam Newton has a big game here. It will be tough for the Bills to open up 0-2 after two home games, but I just don't think they're good enough yet. Panthers 23-17
Minnesota (0-1) at Chicago (1-0) 1:00 pm
I believed in the Vikings last week and they let me down. I didn't believe in the Bears last week and they proved me wrong. Now what? The Bears get the benefit of opening two games in a row at home while the Vikings are on the road for the second week in a row. I like the Bears here. I don't really trust Christian Ponder on the road against a good defense. For the Vikings to win they need a 150 yard, 3 TD type of day from Adrian Peterson where they control the ball for most of the game. Problem is the Bears know that and will do everything they can to make Ponder beat them with the pass. I don't think he's good enough to do that. Bears 27-17
New Orleans (1-0) at Tampa Bay (0-1) 4:05 pm
The Bucs were awful as road favorites against the Jets last week while the Saints took care of business at home to the Falcons. I get the feeling that the Bucs will bounce back this week thanks to Doug Martin and the run game. The Saints are a much better team inside their dome at home. When they get on the road sometimes it's a different story. Close game. Buccaneers 27-24
Detroit (1-0) at Arizona (0-1) 4:05 pm
This has shootout potential with the possibility of QBs Carson Palmer and Matthew Stafford each throwing for over 400 yards. The Lions won despite a big game from Calvin Johnson last week. It will be interesting to see if he can get more involved this week while he goes up against the Cardinals excellent young corner Patrick Peterson. I think great players find ways to make plays and the Lions will need to get Johnson involved somehow. With that said, I was impressed by the Cardinals last week against my Rams and I think they'll take care of business at home. Cardinals 34-31
Jacksonville (0-1) at Oakland (0-1) 4:25 pm
Awful game. I feel sorry for anybody forced to watch it. I'm going with the Raiders because their offense appears to be more competent. With a healthy Darren McFadden in the backfield plus a mobile QB in Terrelle Pyror they should be able to run all day. Raiders 24-13
Denver (1-0) at N.Y. Giants (0-1) 4:25 pm
If you look at the ads for this game it seems like all they are promoting is Peyton Manning vs. Eli Manning as if they are the only ones on the field for their teams. I get that it's a big deal and they only play once every four years, but the media overdoes it. It's a huge game especially for the Giants because if they start 0-2 in a competitive NFC East it's a tough hole to climb out of. I like the Broncos too much to go against them. Their passing offense is incredible with Peyton Manning looking as accurate as ever last week with his 7 TD passes against the Ravens. If the Giants don't turn the ball over they can win, but with Eli known to throw picks and David Wilson fumbling, can they be trusted to hold onto the ball? I'm not so sure. Going with the Broncos in a high scoring game because their defense will give up plenty of yards too. Broncos 34-27
San Francisco (1-0) at Seattle (1-0) 8:30 pm
Huge game. I hate that I'll be out of town and miss it. I worry that the Seahawks may lose focus so they can focus on next week's huge home game against the Jaguars. That's a joke. Relax. You know what the score was when they played in week 16 last year in Seattle when both teams were fighting for playoff position? 42-13 Seahawks. It was an ass kicking. While I don't think the Niners will get beat that badly again, I like the Seahawks to win at home.
I don't see Anquan Boldin getting open as much against the Seahawks defense the way he did last week against the Packers soft defense. Colin Kaepernick did look amazing, so the Seahawks should be worried a bit about what he might do in the passing game. Still, I think the Seahawks have the best home field advantage in the NFL (8-0 last year) and I'm so impressed by Russell Wilson, who plays with so much poise for a second year QB without a lot of great weapons in the passing game. Seahawks 24-17
Pittsburgh (0-1) at Cincinnati (0-1) 8:40 pm
As you saw in the Browns/Ravens game earlier, all four teams in the AFC North lost their first game. Starting 0-2 is not something you want to do. Unfortunately, that's something that I think will happen to the Steelers. The Bengals are a top defensive team that is well aware of the Steelers problems in the run game and with their offensive line. I expect the Bengals pass rush to be ferocious, force some turnovers and the offense will do enough to get the win at home. If you don't know how great that Bengals defense is, watch this game. They will show you. Bengals 23-10
Five Favorite Bets of the Week
Last week: 0-5 - Wow. I'm sorry. If you choose to ignore me or here or completely bet against me I absolutely understand. On the positive side, I can't do any worse going forward! Week one is always the most difficult in picking games. The lines come from SportsBook.com.
@ Houston -9.5 over Tennessee
@ Green Bay -7.5 over Washington
@ Tampa Bay +4 over New Orleans
@ Arizona +2.5 over Detroit
Cleveland @ Baltimore UNDER 42.5
That's all for me this week. Enjoy the games and good luck to you.
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Monthly Archive for February, 2007
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I had planned on using some 35 MM pictures showing what is meant by inside and outside edges described in my previous entry but my HP scanner needs updating and that has become a problem. We talked with nine different service people working for HP of which we couldn't understand several (we assume from the […] [Read More]
What's the Temperature?
The majority of freshwater recreational anglers don't have enough spare time to become really proficient at catching fish but that doesn't mean they can't enjoy the time they do get out on the water. There are a few tips that if remembered each season and followed each year, will save the majority of Texas anglers […] [Read More]
February's Texas Parks & Wildlife magazine has a full two page spread on a Bass Tournament to be held on Lake Fork Reservoir April 9 – 15, 2007 The main sponsor is Toyota Trucks which are also endorsed as the official truck of our Texas Parks & Wildlife Foundation, another Toyota endorsement is by Texas […] [Read More]
When will bass spawning kick in?
Our second item came up during a recent series of bass seminars I gave at the 2007 Dallas Boat Show. People questioned when our upcoming bass spawning periods would kick in. There are several factors that determine spawning times for all species of fish. There needs to be enough daylight hours for the eggs to […] [Read More]
Below average rainfall has long-term benefits
Our first item is the below average rainfall we've seen the last couple of years and its effect on our Texas reservoirs. Toledo Bend's low levels are a prime example of what can happen during these periods but there are additional factors that come into play when looking at overall effects of below average precipitation. […] [Read More]
About the blogger
During a 31 year career with four different divisions of our original Bell Telephone System I traveled much of the U. S. and several overseas locations while installing and maintaining telephone offices and their associated equipment plus government defense installations. Throughout this time I managed to fish in seventeen states and three countries. During this […] [Read More]

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Find the limit using limit principles for infinite limits as x goes to infinity for (2x^2 +1)/(9x^4 + 2)^-1/2
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I think you have made mistake typing, this should be (2x^2+1)/(9x^4+2)^(1/2), not minus -1/2. Assuming that I will do the sum.
Now if you try to evaluate the limit straight away, you would get the answer as `oo/oo` , which is indeterminate. We can remove this by dividing both numerator and denominator by `x^2.`
Now we can evaluate the limit.
`lim_(x-gtoo)(2+1/x^2)/sqrt(9+2/x^4) = (2+0)/sqrt(9+0)`
`lim_(x-gtoo)(2+1/x^2)/sqrt(9+2/x^4) =2/sqrt(9)`
`lim_(x-gtoo)(2+1/x^2)/sqrt(9+2/x^4) = 2/3`
`lim_(x-gtoo)(2x^2+1)/sqrt(9x^4+2) = 2/3`
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WORCESTER, Mass. – A total of seven Holy Cross baseball players combined to earn first and second team nods by the Patriot League, as voted on by the league's head coaches. Five players including senior Nate Koneski (North Dighton, Mass.), juniors John Colella (Herndon, Va.), Alex Maldonado (Brooklyn, N.Y.) and Patrick Puentes (East Greenbush, N.Y.), along with sophomore Mike Ahmed (East Longmeadow, Mass.) were named to the first team while two players, junior Jordan Enos (Stockton, Calif.) and sophomore Brandon Cipolla (Abington, Mass.) picked up second team honors.
Holy Cross' seven selections are the most All-Patriot League nods in program history. The five first team selections were the most by any school in the league while the seven total selections tie with Army for the most number of players named to All-Patriot League teams. Koneski earns the first team honor for the second time in his career as he also earned the honor as a sophomore. He leads the league with 71 strikeouts this season, tallying a career-best. His 2.36 ERA leads all starters as he has also posted a 6-2 record. Colella, Maldonado, Puentes, Ahmed, Enos and Cipolla all earn their respective honors for the first time in their careers.
Colella is the team's go-to closer as he posted a league-high 10 saves this season, leading the league and posting a single-season record for the program. His 2.28 ERA is a team-best. Maldonado, the team's starting shortstop, holds a batting average of .303 and leads the team in hits (59) and stolen bases (14). His 139 assists defensively are also a team-best. Puentes, a leftfielder, is the team's top hitter, posting a .357 average at the plate and a .464 on-base percentage. Ahmed, the team's starting third baseman, has played in all 50 contests this season. He leads the team with 38 runs scored, 13 doubles, seven home runs and a .511 slugging percentage. He also doubles up as a clutch relief pitcher, posting a 3.52 ERA and two saves. Enos is the team's starting first baseman, as he ranks second on the team with a .313 batting average and 11 doubles. He leads all infielders defensively with a .984 fielding percentage. Cipolla is the team's starting centerfielder. He boasts a .308 batting average and ranks third on the team with 26 RBI. He has not made an error in the outfield this season.
The Crusaders return to action on May 12-13 when they host No. 3 seed Navy in a best-of-three series for the Patriot League Tournament semifinals. A nine-inning doubleheader is scheduled for Saturday, May 12 at 2:00 p.m. and, if necessary, a third game is scheduled for Sunday, May 13 at 1:00 p.m.
2012 Patriot League Major Awards
Player of the Year: Kevin McKague, Army, Sr.
Pitcher of the Year: Chris Rowley, Army, Jr.
Rookie of the Year: Harold Earls, Army, Fr.
Coach of the Year: Joe Sottolano, Army
First Team All-Patriot League
SP: Chris Rowley, Army
SP: Nate Koneski, Holy Cross
RP: John Colella, Holy Cross
C: J.T. Watkins, Army
1B: Kevin McKague, Army
2B: Zach Price, Army
3B: Mike Ahmed, Holy Cross
SS: Alex Maldonado, Holy Cross
OF: Bob Donato, Bucknell
OF: Patrick Puentes, Holy Cross
OF: Alex Azor, Navy
DH: Mark McCants, Army
Second Team All-Patriot League
SP: Logan Lee, Army
SP: Cory Kent, Lehigh
SP: Preston Gainey, Navy
RP: Alex Cillo, Bucknell
C: Chad Warga, Lehigh
1B: Jordan Enos, Holy Cross
2B: Kevin Casey, Lafayette
3B: Greg Dupell, Navy
SS: Brendan McGaheran, Lehigh
OF: Cody Murtle, Army
OF: Gerry Runyan, Bucknell
OF: Brandon Cipolla, Holy Cross
OF: Joe Abeln, Lehigh
DH: Tyler Brong, Lehigh
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AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. - University of New Mexico junior Sandy Fortner recorded a career-best mark of 19' 8" (5.99m) - three inches shy of the school record - to win the long jump this afternoon at the Don Barrett Air Force Open. Fortner destroyed her previous indoor best in the event by nearly seven inches as she moved atop the Mountain West Conference standings in the event.
Fortner also clocked a career-best (altitude adjusted) time of 8.86 to finish fifth in the prelims of the 60-meter hurdles to lead the Lobo split squad at the Cadet Field House.
Elsewhere, senior Kristan Matison recorded a season-best (altitude adjusted) time of 7.85 in the prelims of the 60 and went on to place eighth (7.93) in the event finals.
New Mexico received several top-five finishes in the field events, including junior Tiyana Peters placing fifth in the high jump (5' 7" - 1.70m) and junior Whitney Johnson finishing fourth in the pole vault. Johnson turned in her best performance since undergoing major knee surgery in the summer of 2006, clearing a height of 12' 1 1/2" (3.70m).
On the men's side, senior Robert Caldwell led a 2-4-5 Lobo finish in the pole vault with a mark of 16' 2 3/4" (4.95m). Caldwell, who has been dealing with pain in his knees this winter, rebounded after failing to clear his opening bar in his last two meet appearances.
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fresh blueberries
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The big tradeoff is that you don't get the beautiful brown color that comes with baking, but it does come together quickly and tastes pretty darn good. I used a deep dish pie plate, and it took about 6-1/2 minutes for the center to set up. The only negative is that it is pretty egg-y, and the outside of the dutch baby was a little chewy/rubbery, but that's not a major issue. Definitely will make this again trying other fresh fruits. We're heading toward peak strawberry season in Florida, so I'm pretty sure a strawberry dutch baby will be on the menu soon. I'm for anything quick on a weekday morning, so thanks, Sally Anne, for giving me a new recipe.
I too missed the brown color and did not like the rubbery texture of this. It needs some flavoring like vanilla or almond too, it really is pretty flat. So sorry, but I just did not like it.
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Glad for a quick new recipe for the mornings! The texture was a bit rubbery in comparison to a traditional Dutch baby, so I'm not sure if we will have it again. The center/bottom part, where the fruit tends to congregate as good. It was just the sides that didn't do too much for me.
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Monthly Archive for January, 2010
Natural Fitness using Trees
Back to the subject of functional fitness, there is another great training accessory out there pretty much everywhere you look (unless you live in N. Texas or the desert): Trees. Here in the hill country, there is a tree that is far and away the best exercise tree I have ever seen. It is the […] [Read More]
Fire: The Hand Drill
There are several ways to start a fire without using matches or modern tools. Examples of this include: Fire plows, fire pistons, bow drills and hand drills as well as numerous variations on each of those methods. Bow drills are the friction fire tools that many are familiar with, and for good reason. They are […] [Read More]


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AVI Forecasts Total Insurance Premiums to Rise 24pct to 46.4tr dong in 2012
The Association of Vietnamese Insurers (AVI) projected that the local insurance industry can collect VND46.4 trillion premiums this year, up 24 percent from one year earlier.
Of the total, non-life insurance premiums are forecasted to jump 28 percent to VND27.5 trillion ($1.3 billion), while life insurance premiums are expected to grow 18 percent to VND18.9 trillion ($900 million). Data showed that total revenue of the entire insurance market reached VND37.5 trillion last year, up nearly 22 percent over the same period in 2010.
The Ministry of Finance (MOF) voiced to start restructuring the insurance sector this year to promote strong and sustainable growth of the industry and to ensure the stability of the whole financial market in Vietnam.
Earlier, A.M. Best Company, the world's oldest and most authoritative insurance rating and information source, said in a recent report that the insurance industry in Vietnam has expanded significantly after the country joined the World Trade Organisation (WTO) back in 2007.
Economic development and population expansion have boosted local demand for insurance, leading to the rapid growth of this sector in recent years. However, the insurance industry is currently confronted with challenges from intense competition due to inflationary pressure.
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It has become such a cliché that arts programs are the first to be nixed in schools with tight budgets that music-oriented giving groups do not question how a community prioritizes its class lists. They simply try to supplement in areas where the government money has run out.
On Monday, VH1 aired a Divas of Soul special to raise funds for the music channel's affiliated nonprofit, the VH1 Save the Music Foundation. The group provides musical instruments to schools that agree to hire a certified music teacher and incorporate music as a core part of their curriculum.
"It's a strictly philanthropic perspective," said Paul Cothran, executive director of the foundation. "One of the great things about No Child Left Behind is it does say that music and art are core subjects. But testing isn't done on those subjects." Without a test to fall back on, music education can fall by the wayside as schools try to keep up with the requirements of the 2001 standards-setting law.
Most schools offer some type of music education, and No Child Left Behind has not altered that significantly. (Cothran says the decrease has occurred over decades, not in the last several years.) Ninety percent of elementary-school teachers reported no change in their music curriculum since the law was implemented, according to the Government Accountability Office. Perhaps not surprisingly, decreases in music training occurred in schools with higher percentages of minority students and those that were identified as needing improvement academically.
Educators generally see the value of music training, but Cothran says he constantly must convince school administrators that music is integral to a well-rounded student's education. "We're not looking to create the next great pop star," he said. Music training has been shown to raise SAT scores in other subjects and help students think more analytically.
Outside funding plays a role in keeping music in schools, but not all schools use it and most don't rely on it completely. About 20 percent of public elementary schools rely on non-district funding for their music programs, according to the National Center for Educational Statistics, but that figure jumps to 47 percent in secondary schools. About half of the secondary schools with access to non-district funding reported that 10 percent or less of their music budget came from such sources.
The VH1 Save the Music Foundation donates up to $30,000 of musical equipment to schools that are willing to integrate music into their core curriculum. That initial financial investment often turns out to be the biggest barrier to music teaching in public schools, one that Cothran's group is happy to remove. The foundation's assistants, all music teachers, then are on hand to help the schools figure out how to work music into the day with math and science and reading.
It makes sense that a well-known TV channel dedicated to entertainment and the arts would play a role in getting music into schools. VH1 Save the Music is helped greatly by the VH1 name to lure businesses and foundations to donate. "It brings a lot of cache," Cothran said.
With every step into the world of public schooling, VH1 Save the Music becomes embedded in sometimes-arcane education policy. Cothran finds himself urging Congress to reauthorize the No Child Left Behind Act and convincing states to maintain arts education as "core" subjects—an education term of art. "We're an education group," he said.


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This design I used is a copy or knock off from a design that's made and sold from several manufactures online that ranges from $109 to $159 depending on which vendor and manufacture, Homedepot sells it for the latter cost of $159 I'm not even sure where the patent lies on it as there's so many building it for sell, I grabbed the design and made it for myself, the one design that's sold on line is made of MDF which in my book is not a good choice for this type of application much less at the price it's listed.
I used paint grade soft Pine that Lowes sells already made up in panels perfect for my project to minimize cutting, total cost in materials wood $50.00 Paint $12.00 I used the same measurements for the one sold online 16" x 16" x 48" the top shelf is 12" wide the center shelf is 16" wide and the bottom is 10" wide, I put a dividing wall on the bottom shelf allowing for a 4" wide place to house the power strip and hide the wires the front is 6" wide enough to hold CDs, I'm using the bottom shelf to hold the sub woofer from the power bar.
I started out by cutting the shelves to length and width, I then cut the end panels to size and width, then using the table saw cut the dados in the proper place on both end panels to hold the shelves then I positioned the end plates so that the dadoes were facing each other and taped the panels together with painters tape, I free hand drew the curved cut line on one of the end panels and cut them out at the same time on the bandsaw, I cut a 2 1/2" wall mounting cleat and attached it to he back of the top shelf with glue and 1 1/4" #8 screws, glued and air nailed the unit together, each shelf is off set from the back about 1" away from the wall to allow the cords to pass.
In order for me to hang it on the wall I knew I would need some way of holding it up so I cut yet another mounting cleat 3 1/2" to fit snugly inside of each end panel only I left it as a stand alone, I got the measurement from the bottom of the wall mounted TV as to where I wanted the console to hang at and attached the stand alone cleat to the studs using 2 1/2" #8 Grip-Rite wood screws then set the console so that the top cleat rested on the already mounted to the wall cleat,
Finished in gray primer and black enamel satin paint.
-- Randy - If I'm not on LJ's then I'm making Saw Dust. Please feel free to visit my store location at http://www.facebook.com/randy.blackstock.custom.wood.designs
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#1 posted 07-07-2014 06:46 PM
That is a slick looking project, Randy….................Jim
-- Jim Jakosh.....Practical Wood Products...........Learn something new every day!! Variety is the Spice of Life!!
#2 posted 07-07-2014 06:53 PM
Good looking, nice work.
-- Chris K
#3 posted 07-07-2014 06:56 PM
Nicely done! I like it.
#4 posted 07-07-2014 06:59 PM
This looks great. In most cases, our ideas are taken from things that we have seen. Looks like a very clean and professional job.
-- Mother Nature created it, I just assemble it.
#5 posted 07-07-2014 07:14 PM
Nice! for yourself or the marketplace? Time, overhead, and materials?
-- Cau Haus Designs, Thomas J. Tieffenbacher
#6 posted 07-07-2014 07:18 PM
Thanks Jim, Chris, Jeff, Monte and Tom.
Tom, its for myself, I made the mistake of walking into BestBuy a couple weeks ago and walking out with one of these new 65" ultra HD TV's and the worse part about it, I had already just purchased a 60" Plasma during this past Christmas so I hung the 65" in the media room and put the 60" Plasma in the living room :) it needed the console LOL
3 days building and painting and the total cost I'd say around $75.00
The TV is also hanging on an exterior wall and thus I didn't want to dig through the insulation with hiding the wires inside of the wall.
-- Randy - If I'm not on LJ's then I'm making Saw Dust. Please feel free to visit my store location at http://www.facebook.com/randy.blackstock.custom.wood.designs
#7 posted 07-07-2014 07:21 PM
That is a sweet looking entertainment stand right there! Nice work.
#8 posted 07-07-2014 07:29 PM
Great looking project—glad to see you expand your craft.
-- John C. -- "Firearms are second only to the Constitution in importance; they are the peoples' liberty's teeth." George Washington
#9 posted 07-07-2014 07:44 PM
Wow, box building must be doin good. Now one for the shop?
-- Cau Haus Designs, Thomas J. Tieffenbacher
#10 posted 07-07-2014 07:52 PM
Thanks Chris and John.
John, actually I started off in cabinetry, I just find the smalls to be more fun and to my enjoyment :) aside the fact that my shop is no longer big enough for the large stuff, almost wasn't able to build this unit. :)
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#11 posted 07-07-2014 07:53 PM
haha Tom, no I might cut my finger off LOL
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#12 posted 07-07-2014 08:58 PM
Very nice and very open feeling. Nice work.
-- Dave, Downers Grove, Il. -------- When you run out of ideas, start building your dreams.
#13 posted 07-07-2014 09:13 PM
Very nice
-- Who is the happiest of men? He who values the merits of others, and in their pleasure takes joy, even as though 'twere his own. --Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
#14 posted 07-07-2014 09:18 PM
Very nice Randy. It is functional and definitely better because you made it yourself.
#15 posted 07-08-2014 01:00 PM
looks real nice Randy. I'm inthe process of renovating my basement and am torn between building or buying a tv console… i think this helps me make up my mind. stuff is always better when you build it yourself
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NINE years after Ivan Fenton scored his 500th goal for Adderley Green, his son Dan has appeared on the scene to score a screamer against them.
Fenton junior, aged 18, netted the first for Shamblers Reserves in a 6-0 TB Williamson Cup rout of Adderley Green, their First Division Potteries League rivals.
The central midfielder smacked the ball home from 25 yards with his left foot to send his side cruising towards a last 16 clash at Hawkins Sports.
The rousing victory for the reigning Staffs FA Challenge Trophy champions has been dedicated to stricken left midfielder Paul Davies.
Davies broke a leg when Shamblers met Adderley Green last month, and at first faced a battle to save a foot as his circulation had been so badly affected by the injury.
The 23-year-old will have his leg in a supportive cage for another four months, but will at least be able to walk again.
"Football can wait for now. We are just glad they managed to save his foot," said manager Mel Heath.
"The lads wanted to win the match for him, and now we want to go on and win the cup and get promotion to the Premier League.
"We made a lot of chances and could have scored 12."
Dan Fenton will go some way to match his firefighter dad, who started out in the same Port Vale youth team as Robbie Earle and scored the first hat-trick in a Sentinel Shield final when the Valiants beat Parkway 5-2 in 1982.
Ivan joined Adderley Green at 16 and took 22 years to bang in five centuries of goals, scoring the winner in the 2003 Springback Vending League Cup final with his landmark 500th 12 months before he hung up his boots.
"Dan is a stand-out player," added Heath. "For such a young lad his energy box-to-box is incredible, and he has a hammer of a left foot, just like his dad. His goal against Adderley was a screamer.
"All our lads are as fit as fiddles. They are young boys with a lot of talent, but they are prepared to work hard too."
Mitch Barnett, Adam Coulston (2), Tom Bisson and an own goal completed the scoring for a youthful Shamblers, who sit fourth in the second tier with games in hand.
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Poll: Who wins, 1992 Dream Team or 2008 USA Olympic squad?
Aug 5, 2011, 4:06 PM EDT
Magic Johnson came out recently and said exactly what you would expect Magic to say — the original 1992 Dream team was better than the 2008 Olympic "Redeem Team."
"When you think about the Olympics and the Dream Team, I have to throw it to you. Kobe [Bryant] and them won by 22 points. Ehh, 22 points? We won by an average of 44 points. So when they want to step up to that, you tell them we'll be waiting on them."
As we all know, the margin of victory thing is flawed because since 1992 the rest of the world has caught up with the USA a lot in basketball talent. The Dream Team didn't face a squad nearly as good as the 2008 Spain team the USA bested for the gold.
That said, best of five we'd still take the Dream team. Magic and Michael Jordan, Bird and Chris Mullin knocking down threes, Charles Barkley near his peak, Patrick Ewing defending the paint. I just think they had better balance. And they had MJ at his peak. Sorry Kobe, he gets you again.
Who do you think is better?
- cosanostra71 - Aug 5, 2011 at 5:01 PM
Patrick Chewing vs. Dwight Howard… teacher vs. pupil… that would be a matchup for the ages!
- erichoya - Aug 5, 2011 at 7:50 PM
Either of the original Dream Team's big men outclass the centers on the 2008 team….David Robinson was at his athletic peak. Michael and Scottie would have sealed off the lanes that Wade usually exploits.
- jimeejohnson - Aug 5, 2011 at 8:06 PM
Those three in the picture might beat any team on Earth by themselves, even now! Add a couple of other guys from that team and it becomes invincible in any era. There are winners, and then there are WINNERS! MJ, Bird, and Magic are the latter.
- 00maltliquor - Aug 5, 2011 at 9:26 PM
I would LOOOOOOOOOOOOVE to build a time machine and have those 2 teams go at it like a NBA finals best of 7! At the very least I would love 2k12 to have both of those teams to play with. One can dream…
- mogogo1 - Aug 5, 2011 at 9:44 PM
Throw in the fact that the entire 1992 team was dying to get a gold medal, while probably half the current squad is thinking about nothing other than endorsement deals, and you have the recipe for a serious whoopin.
- mornelithe - Aug 5, 2011 at 10:27 PM
Not a difficult question at all, '92 Dream Team all the way.
- drmonkeyarmy - Aug 5, 2011 at 11:27 PM
'92 Dream Team all the way. I don't think it would be close.
- rushbacker - Aug 6, 2011 at 4:26 AM
Seriously? Seriously??
You even gotta ask?
- davidly - Aug 6, 2011 at 8:52 AM
Na. The Dream Team's too old; '08'd take 'em.
- bigbillinocmd - Aug 6, 2011 at 11:14 AM
Jordan would steal their lunch and there would be NOTHING anyone on that 2008 team can do about it!
- billsfanaddict - Aug 6, 2011 at 12:58 PM
Ewing, Jordan, Pippen, Barkley, Drexler, Mullin, Malone, Stockton & The Admiral were ALL in their prime years [27-30] &/or +/-1yr from their career's statistical best ((crunch the numbers, its true)) it is not a contest ….. the only way '08 beats 'em is a time machine! They go back to 1962 when the Big O, Wilt & BRussell all had career yrs @the beginning or end of it, & then start them @5,4,2 with LBJ running point & Melo @sf; only then would their starting 5 be better & their bench equal.
- passerby23 - Aug 6, 2011 at 1:34 PM
While I don't think the margin of victory is the proper measuring stick for determining who is better, I do agree the '92 Dream Team was the better team. In '92, the caliber of competition wasn't even close. Other countries have improved dramatically since then. But that '92 team contained a serious number of Hall of Famers.
- deiong - Aug 6, 2011 at 3:05 PM
odd someone would think there talking about the 92 team as they are today.. haha funny ..
though i'd think th 92 team today would still whoop the kids nowadays, mainly cause there isnt much heart in em other then how much they can make from such a game.
the team as they were in 92 would make the team nowadays look like 6th graders playing college kids, not a fun game to watch uness you enjoy watching 2008 get a but ttt whipping.
- fanoredsox - Aug 6, 2011 at 9:02 PM
Not even close!!!!!! Some of the greatest players ever were on the 92 team. Those players were physically gifted but most importantly there were basketball smart and appreciated the league and it's history. The players today don't care about their legacy unless it involves them making money and doing as little conditioning as possible. Today's players are a joke (excluding the obvious: Kobe, Wade etc.) and lack discipline!
- pistolpete0903 - Aug 7, 2011 at 5:59 AM
It is usually irrelevant to compare teams of different eras…but in this case it does not hold water. The 1992 dream team had players who were among the best EVER (I repeat EVER) to play the game at their positions. And as someone mentioned before; it would be their overall basketball smarts which could easily outplay the current crop.
Fond memories….they are a huge reason for the massive global market for basketball.
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Traversing foreign terrain : the troubles of translating emotion --
Imposing Western assumptions on the text : irrationality as senseless violence --
The Hebrew Bible's prototypical understanding of anger --
Biblical anger's associative networks --
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Advances in Old Testament ethics --
Ethics, emotion, and experience : the power of stories --
Ethics outside Eden : Cain and Abel --
A land of limitations : anger among shepherds --
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Attempting reconciliation : brothers at the end of Genesis --
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Tobacco use remains the major preventable cause of early mortality and morbidity. In any one year around 5 million people globally will die of tobacco related diseases. One in five deaths in the U.S. is smoking related. Detrimental effects of smoking include cancer, heart disease, respiratory diseases, diabetes, obstetric complications, periodontitis, impaired wound healing and indeed almost all chronic conditions are worsened by smoking. Second-hand tobacco smoke has been classified as carcinogenic by several national and international agencies and increases the risk of several diseases such as respiratory conditions. Kentucky has one of the highest rates of tobacco use and tobacco related diseases worldwide and is also a major producer of tobacco. In the recent era of debate on tobacco taxes and prevention of smoking in public places, this international conference in Louisville is timely and germane and will address the multiple aspects of tobacco-induced diseases and conditions, including pathologic mechanisms and prevention strategies. Scientific Sessions: Epidemiology: 1. Magnitude of the problem; 2. The growing pandemic in China; 3. Politics of prevention; 4. Secondhand smoke exposure General pathogenic mechanisms: 5. Toxic substances and metabolic damage; 6. Reactive oxygen species production from smokeless tobacco; 7. Pharmacology of addiction Specific Disease Related Mechanisms: 8. Lung cancer; 9. COPD; 10. Diabetes - animal models of pancreatic dysfunction; 11. Periodontitis;12. Heart disease;13. Pregnancy complications; 14. Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (Cot Death); 15. Birth Defects Treatment: 15. Molecular biology of cancer/xenobiotics gene polymorphisms; 16. Cessation Techniques; 17. Harm Reduction; 18. Addiction therapy; 19. Rates of success; 20. Swedish snuff is healthier than tobacco smoking? Poster Session


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"In a million years, when kids go to school, they gonna know: Once there was a Hushpuppy, and she lived with her daddy in the Bathtub," Quvenzhane Wallis says at the beginning of Beasts at the Southern Wild. And now, we hope kids a million years from now will also know that once there was a Quvenzhane Wallis, and at 9 years old, she was the youngest person to receive a Best Actress Oscar nomination. If you've seen her breathtaking performance as the fierce young girl living in the untamed swamps of Louisiana, you probably aren't surprised by her nomination. That's not the only reason to love her, though. Here are seven more:
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If Bush is such a man of the people April 22, 2006Posted by truthspew in Uncategorized.
Then why wouldn't he stop for a moment to talk to protesters? Did he not want to sully his beautiful alcoholic mind?
This just reminds me of a quote I once saw. It said that when Clinton traveled and travels he's treated like a rock star, when Dubya travels he's treated like a the criminal that he is.
This is a short blurb but tells us everything we need to know about this administration.
- 1. Onanite - April 22, 2006
Bush needs everything scripted, why do you think he makes all of his speeches a conservative venue? He is weak and unable to answer the simplest of question.


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We invite dear friends and travelers to enjoy an era bygone, an era of Victorian comfort and genteel relaxation. Relax in our beautifully decorated Birmingham Bed and Breakfast and experience a restful night's sleep in one of our luxurious rooms in Alabama. Wake up to an elegant breakfast in our formal dining room, served beneath the crystal chandelier on fine china in an atmosphere of Southern Hospitality. Our unique amenities and personal touches, as well as our close proximity to the many exciting attractions of Birmingham, AL, ensure that your stay at Cobb Lane Bed and Breakfast will be far superior to a stay in conventional hotel lodging.
Located in a National Register of Historic Places Neighborhood, know as the Five Points Historic District, the recently restored Victorian Inn known as Cobb Lane Bed and Breakfast has been a prominent home in the Birmingham community for 108 years. The home was built in 1898 by the local tax collector, Mr. Bingham, and was his private residence on Nabob Hill, the high status neighborhood on the hill overlooking the young City of Birmingham below. Since then, eight bathrooms were added as moldings and original details were lovingly restored to create the Cobb Lane Bed and Breakfast. Soon after, the Inn received a coveted "Preservation Award of Excellence" in 2005 by the Birmingham Historical Society.
Old house enthusiasts and historic bluffs will enjoy the varied architecture of this restored home and its neighborhood in the historic Five Points and nearby Highland Park and Redmond Park historic neighborhoods.
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Nearby Attractions
During your stay at Cobb Lane, visit all the interesting areas of Birmingham, such as:
- 16th Street Baptist Church
- Alabama Theatre
- Alys Stephens Performing Arts Center
- Barber Motorsports Museum
- Birmingham Art Museum
- Birmingham Botanical Gardens
- Birmingham Festival Theatre
- Birmingham Jefferson Convention Center (also known as BJCC)
- Birmingham South University
- The Birmingham Zoo
- Carver Theatre
- Children's Hospital
- Civil Rights Institute
- Jefferson State Community College
- Kelly Ingram Park
- Linn Park
- McWane Science Center
- Montevallo College
- Oak Mountain Park
- Ruffner Mountain
- Samford University
- Sipsey Wilderness Area
- South Eastern Bible College
- St. Vincent's Hospital
- Talladega Speedway
- University of Alabama at Birmingham
- Vulcan Park
For more information visit the City of Birmingham
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Please contact the Innkeepers with any questions or to arrange these or other special features to make your visit memorable and relaxing.
Plan your family reunion at the inn, which is always beautifully decorated for the holidays. Relax and immerse yourself in the luxury of a by-gone era. Enjoy playing the pump organ, sip on your favorite beverage on the expansive front porch, or curl up and read your favorite book.
The inn is also perfect for corporate and educational retreats, workshops and special meetings. Please contact the innkeepers for details as you plan your next event that includes overnight accommodations.
The inn is also perfect for corporate and educational retreats, workshops and special meetings. Please contact the innkeepers for details as you plan your next event that includes overnight accommodations.


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Small Teal Boat Canal Adventure
Tour Overview :
We will take you on an unforgettable journey with a mode of transportation that is now rarely used in Bangkok, but has been a way of the ancient Thai peope.
You will experience the city as when it was just a small town of the mouth of the Chao Phraya River 100 Years ago. The spirit of Old Siam is still resonated in these small canals of Thailand. You will understand theses watersays of our Kingdom.
Unlike other boat tours, our tour will stop at many local locations where most of tourists have not been to, even if they visited Bangkok before.
This is a fresh and authentic cultural experience. It is a sure to be an intimate guided tour of Bangkok.
markera :
- Sai Temple and morning market
- Forest temple and Thai traditional house
- Artist House and the puppet show (When troupe is in town)
- Orchid and pandan nursery in green rush
- Local floating market and farmers' market
- Forest temple and Thai traditional house
- Artist House and the puppet show (When troupe is in town)
- Orchid and pandan nursery in green rush
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Tour Inclusion :
Transportation from/to the meeting point to the place to take our boat, water, soft drinks, snacks, fruits, cold towel, lunch, and life jacket
Tour Exclusion :
- Pick up and drop off at the accommodation (B200 extra)
- Entrance fee to the mini zoo & snake show (optional stop)
Terms and Conditions :
- Kids under 13 years old to be 50%, under 2 years old to be free
- If you need an insurance, please send us the copy of ID/passport. (Extra B100)
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We recommend: walking shoes/sandals, activewear, mosquito repellent, and sun block.
Day by Day Itinerary :
Date 1 :
08:30 hrs. Pick up at the meeting point (BTS Krung Thonburi Station, ticketing at West side, exit# 2)
09:00 hrs. Visit Wat Sai (Sai Temple), built with beautiful ceramic mosaic, and local morning market. Transfer to our boat
10:00 hrs. Stop at the Anuwat's Orchid Farm/other orchid farm, or the Snake Farm with Mini Zoo and Snake Show (Optional)
11:00 hrs. Visit Wat Pa Choeng Lane (Forest Temple in the Mud) and local traditional house of miniature boat making family
12:30 hrs. Lunch stop at the Artists' House and old market area currently going through a revitalization by locals. Traditional puppet show when the troop is in town.
16:00 hrs. Drop off at the meeting point (Time depending on the traffic)


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"This parish, anciently called Handmere, takes its name from a spacious mere, or lake, in form resembling a human hand, on one side of which the village is pleasantly situated. This fine sheet of water covers a space of seventy-three acres, and derives a great deal of picturesque beauty from the rich woodlands in its immediate vicinity, interspersed with highly cultivated eminences. .... The situation of the village, and the appearance of the country around it, are strikingly beautiful."
[ A Topographical Dictionary of Wales, S. Lewis, 1834]
Hanmer lies in Maelor Saesneg, the detached part of Flintshire.
The ancient parish of Hanmer consisted of the townships of Bettisfield, Bronington, Halghton, Hanmer, Tybroughton and Willington.
The parish was in the diocese of Lichfield until 1541, when it was transferred to the newly created diocese of Chester. In 1849, it was transferred to the diocese of St. Asaph, where it remains.
In 1836, the township of Bronington went to the new parish of Bronington.
In 1879, most of the township of Bettisfield went to the new parish of Bettisfield.
In 1948, the new parish of Tallarn Green was created out of parts of the townships of Tybroughton and Willington.
"A heap of charred ruins now marks the site occupied by the ancient and beautiful Gothic Church. .... It was noted for its exquisite oak ceiling and pulpit, its magnificent stained-glass windows, and its fine peal of bells, all of which were totally destroyed. The fire was discovered early on Sunday evening by Mr. Kitchen, who, having as churchwarden occasion to enter the Church, found the carved ceiling over the north aisle in flames. Several fire engines from the district were summoned, and an abundant supply of water obtained; but the flames, fanned by the furious gales, spread with almost inconceivable rapidity, and when they burst through the roof the scene was one of great magnificence. Through the rich tracery of the windows the interior could be seen lit up with great brilliancy, pew and pulpit and reredos and carved roof blazing furiously. Canon Lee, at the imminent risk of his life, wrapping damp sheets around his mouth to stay the suffocating fumes, rushed into the Church, and proceeding to the vestry, obtained the registers, and returned with them unscathed, amid loud cheers. Lord Kenyon came down from Hanmer Park, and for some hours was carrying water and pumping at the engine. The tons of water poured on the fire appeared to have little effect, and presently the roof fell in with a terrible crash. Then the flames, which were momentarily buried, burst out afresh, and, running up the tower, obtained possession of the belfry, and as the supports gave way the bells fell successively with a terrific crash. .... The tower, now in a dangerous condition, and four bare walls, represent all that is left of this, the finest specimen of Gothic architecture in Flintshire."
[From the (Flintshire) County Herald of 9 February 1889]
The church was partially rebuilt, and was re-opened for worship on the 19th April 1892. However, the chancel was not rebuilt until 1936.
The church is dedicated to St. Chad, who is reputed to have baptised converts in Llyn Bedydd, a small mere nearby.
The Clwyd FHS website has a photograph of the church.
Nonconformist Churches "Welsh Church Commission - County of Flint - The Statistics of the Nonconformist Churches for 1905"does not list any nonconformist places of worship for the Civilparish of Hanmer.
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In the GRO indexes to civil registration, entries for Hanmer are in the format :
(GRO index references have no relevance at the local Superintendent Registrar's Office)
Hanmer - on wikipedia
Hanmer photographs - on geograph.org.uk
On Clwyd FHS's site there is a diagram showing parish names/positions with links to pages for the parish church
Kain, R.J.P., Oliver, R.R., Historic Parishes of England and Wales: an Electronic Map of Boundaries before 1850 with a Gazetteer and Metadata [computer file]. Colchester, Essex: History Data Service, UK Data Archive [distributor], 17 May 2001. SN: 4348. Here is a gazetteer/finding aid plus a set of overview maps to accurately identify the position of parishes within the county
Archdeacon Thomas (1911) gives the area of the parish of Hanmer as 7222 acres.
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It has been a little over two years since I last updated OneHundredHP.com, for no other reason than real-life writing (by which I mean, writing I get paid for) getting in the way. However, a personal email inspired me to write at least one new post, as although the last couple of years have been fairly quiet on the car front, there have been one or two things that should be mentioned.
The Panda has around 37,000kms on the clock now, which is particularly low given it's reaching its fifth birthday this year, but is still the same as it was the day it was purchased. Despite some thoughts of changing the exhaust and air filter, I've never bothered, just like I've never bothered to change the MP3/CD player.
Reliability-wise, the car has been fine except for one glitch last year, which I'll detail in another post.
As you can probably tell by the mileage, I don't get to use the car very often, but still enjoy every journey I do make in it. The engine still feels as perky as ever, and it's still fun to give it the beans when possible.
The only adventure came during the summer last year, and I'll relay that story soon. Until then, here's the 100hp once again.


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Posted by warren on 04/23/2010
I cannot disagree more with the review below. I also have been eating at oceana since it opened and find the new location better than ever, except it can get noisy. The chef is creative and accomodating and they have one of the best trained staffs in NY. I cannot possibly imagine who that co owner was--it just seems so contrary to every experience i have had at oceana.
Posted by anonymous on 04/23/2010
Often head here after work for amazing cocktails and bar snacks. It's become my Go-To spot. Have Ektoras (bartender) shake you up one of his signature drinks. Fried calamari is a must have.
Posted by Anita on 04/20/2010
"Oceana is no longer the excellent restaurant it was..." adds Ryan Sutton. [Bloomberg] I definitely agree! However, try telling that to one of the co-owners (and not the more significant one). I had dinner to the tune of $200+ and was completely underwhelmed. What happened? This isn't the Oceana I remember! Expressing my dissastifaction provoked a response that it was somehow my fault I was not "wow'ed" by the food. I ordered filet mignon, stone crab claws, lobster stuffed with crab and a couple of vegetable side dishes. It wasn't bad. It was just so mundane, no real depth of flavor to anything. I've had more excellent meals at one third the price. C'est la vie. However, I was more than surprised at the cavalier and unfriendly response I received from management. Oh well, I guess as a co-owner, you can treat customers any way you choose.
Posted by alan on 02/03/2010
I was a regular patron of oceana on 54th street and was apprehensive to visit this new location.. Have since been there for lunch and dinner. the food and service are as great as ever and the chef is superb--the best, in a long line of good chefs. if yoy like fish, dont miss it!
Posted by anonymous on 09/24/2009
Went to the new location last night and it was a huge improvement from the last space. More open. Fabulous decor. Great wine/beer list. The food was perfectly cooked and very tasty. I had only been to the old location once but I remember leaving hungry! Not this time. We even got a complimentary entree. Will definitely return!
Posted by Ara on 09/01/2009
went last night thinking it would be part of RW, it wasn't but prices seemed fair - maybe cos of the discounts for their soft opening. Food was amazing but portions were small. Wait staff attentive and knowledgeable. I put 2.5 on atmosphere cos it caters to more of the "suits" crowd - some bearing trophy wives. They're never any fun. I came in with jeans and flipflops and wasn't snubbed away. Everyone was great. I would go again if I can afford it. It costs us over $100 for 2ppl - and they charge for sauce?! wtf? Try the stuffed calamari and crispy striped bass - yum, pass the gnocchi - it was tasteless. Oh and the bathrooms were so beautiful! I always appreciate that! Bon Apetite!
Posted by Rob of NY on 02/22/2009
For seafood, Oceana and Le Bernadin and probably the two best choices. Though we took the Restaurant Week choices, the food was extremely good. Service was quite solicitous, available whenever needed. I have, on prior occasions, have tried their various tasting menus and none have disappointed.


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Following the transmitter's signal, it didn't take me long to find the body of the three-year-old California condor, lying sprawled in the grass beneath a giant pine snag, its nine-and-a-half foot wings half-opened from its body.
The date was March 22, 1984 and the foothills of southern Tulare County were spectacular with lush green fields covered with native California wildflowers, blooming buckhorn, redbud, and big leaf maples. It was a heart-wrenching sight to see one of these great birds, at such a young age, dead beneath a favored roost. It brought home the calamity we were facing if we couldn't soon determine the causes of mortality and rescue the condor before the last few birds were lost.
My day had started in Glennville, a small town in northern Kern County, tracking the remaining few condors that had been fitted with radio transmitters which allowed biologists with the National Audubon Society and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service to follow North America's largest land bird throughout its range. The technology gave us incredible new insights into one of the world's most endangered species: where it roosted, what it ate, where it nested – and on this fateful day, what was killing it.
Back then, the Service had a small Cessna 180 that followed the birds on an almost daily basis, relaying information to field biologists. Pilot Larry Riopelle was flying Tulare County that day, and radioed me that IC-1, this young condor first tagged in 1982, hadn't moved from a roost in several days. I immediately headed out to try and locate the bird.
The following day a radiograph taken at the San Diego Zoo determined that the bird had a lead bullet fragment in its digestive tract. The bird had not been shot, it had ingested the fragment from an animal carcass it had fed upon. Pathology confirmed the cause of death as lead poisoning. This was our first definitive case of a condor dying of lead poisoning.
That was 30 years ago this spring. Since that time dozens of reintroduced condors have died of lead exposure from spent ammunition as the Condor recovery effort struggles forward, trying to keep ahead of the excessive mortality. Even though the world population is now at 400 – divided between the captive breeding program and birds reintroduced into the wild in California, Arizona, and Baja Mexico – a cessation of the costly program would quickly put the majestic condors back on the road to extirpation.
Today 130 condors fly free in California. Beneath this veneer of success is a recovery program that skates on the edge every day. Lead poisoning from ingestion of lead bullet fragments is by far the greatest threat to the recovery of the species, and unless that threat is removed no amount of effort to recover the species will be successful.
The problem is not specific to condors. Deaths from lead exposure have been documented in numerous animals, from Bald Eagles and Golden Eagles to ravens and turkey vultures.
It's also not specific to birds. Research has shown for some time that people who eat meat contaminated by lead ammunition have higher levels of lead in their blood. No surprises there – if wildlife can get poisoned eating the meat, why can't people?
Earlier this year, 30 prominent scientists with expertise on the toxic effects of lead on human and wildlife health from institutions like the Harvard School of Public Heath, UC Berkeley, Cornell University, Rutgers University, UC Santa Cruz, Tufts University, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, and Johns Hopkins University, among others, came together to sign a consensus statement affirming that lead from ammunition presents a significant threat to both humans and wildlife.
Eliminating lead from the condor's food chain would allow government conservation agencies and private organizations to safely wind down their commitment to condor survival and turn their attention to other crucial conservation concerns. High quality nontoxic ammunitions suitable for hunting are becoming available in most calibers at moderate cost, so the extinction of lead ammunition would not threaten established hunting activities.
As I write this, Gov. Jerry Brown has on his desk a bill, Assembly Bill 711, that will require the use of nonlead ammunition for hunting in California. He should sign it.
It's time to make wild game safe for wildlife and human food chains alike.
Jesse Grantham played a key role for 30 years in the protection of the California Condor, most recently as coordinator for the California Condor Recovery Program with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.
(Condor photo by David Clendenen/USFWS)