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I purchased this as a gift for my nephew and he loves it.There are people here complaining about this router set up. Yes, the router is tailor for casual do it...Read complete review
I purchased this as a gift for my nephew and he loves it.There are people here complaining about this router set up. Yes, the router is tailor for casual do it yourselfer and for the price is just fine for that. We have 40 + years of experience as a woodworker complaining about how cheap this product is, but with 40 years I think I would have had all the woodworking tools that I need and with such experience you would think they are capable enough to build their own table. I have!With that said, if you are trying to do light routing for example molding for your home, picture frames etc. then this is for you. If you are going to route pressure treated oak, lol, or hard wood about 300 bf then you might want to consider something more high end. If your router burns out: purchase another one and make your own inset since the routers runs about $100 and up for a decent one.I highly recommend this product. For the rest of you whinny ars wipes that want a rocket to go to the moon for under $200 then pay for what you want and don't hope to get what you want for free. Thank you and have a great day!
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I have been woodworking for 40 years. I must say that after designing a great stand, a great flat plate, an 'ok' bridge, and with acceptable manufacturing, it was...Read complete review
I have been woodworking for 40 years. I must say that after designing a great stand, a great flat plate, an 'ok' bridge, and with acceptable manufacturing, it was the engineering *design* that came up short on making this an actual tool. One cannot believe the engineer who made the router part of this tool had any experience at all as a woodworker. The lift mechanism is difficult to use: the wrench is poorly made and barely fits the rounded area into which it must fit. The raise/lower tool does not allow a larger shaping bit and its design prevents the use of anything larger. For example using a cope-and-stick set for setting a door with a panel is out of the question - the wrench will not fit into the hole to tighten the stick bit because the wrench won't fit once the bit is in place.Because of the poor design I am considering a lift and router from another company and will fit it to the table - at a considerable expense-- the table on this unit is a good design and certainly is worth the price, but the router/lift mechanism is not. The motor itself is acceptable for a 1hp unit.In short, if you have anything other than the "ordinary" plain-vanilla bit to use, you might consider another table. Otherwise you had better be creative in your use of router tables.
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(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Well worth the money
By The inventor
from Minnesota
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
Comments about Central-Machinery Stationary Router Table with 1 HP Router:
The table and base are perfect, the power is great, but the base for the motor is too light. I had to add a brace so the weight of the motor wouldn't allow the cutter depth to change under power. The brackets for the fence are too light, had to make stronger ones.The cutter height adjustment kind of goofy and the collet wrench won't last, but for $180 with the 20% off, I can't buy this good a table for that. I'll build a motor base and add a better router motor if I ever need to.I just ran 200 lf of maple through it, no problem, smooth cut
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(2 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Sturdy machine
By Slim Jim
from Anacortes, WA
Lots of screws to assemble but worth the effort. No problem putting it together and worked fine once it was set up. Like the shelves for storage of bits and my hand held router.
Excellent Router Table
By Don
from Middle Tennessee
A perfect router table for DIYers. The router will be underpowered for those wanting to blast through a pile of hardwood in a hurry. For the price, the router was essentially free, so get a more powerful router if you are going to work with a lot of hardwood.The assembly instructions are lousy. If you follow the assembly instructions you are in for a rough time. Realize that this is a table top router table with a work stand that you can mount the table top router table onto. Assembly the table top router table and the work stand separately. Assembly both pieces of equipment upside down. Once assembled mount the router table on the work stand and then install the fence.
(3 of 7 customers found this review helpful)
Highly Recommend
By 623rocky
from Peoria, Arizona
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I've owned many different router tables. This is the BEST I've ever owned by far.
(11 of 20 customers found this review helpful)
You DON'T Have to Move Fence To Adjust
By BLeRg
from PDX
Bruce said you have to completely move the fence out of the way to make changes to the height adjustment. This is true only if you don't split the bottom portion of the fence so you can use the height adjustment tool. Also, if you are using a bit with a larger diameter than what the height adjustment tool can accomadate, you'll either need to make a special tool, or pay a machine shop $200-$300 to make one for you (which is a whole lot better than paying more than 4K for router table, and buying a router that doesn't fit it).I will say however, that my experience with my first 91130 left me not just dissatisfied, but confused. At first it didn't seem to work. So I turned the speed control up from its lowest setting to its highest setting when it suddenly spooled up and vibrated hard enough to dance a very fast jig on my driveway for all the neighbors to see. I turned it off and let spool down then turned it back on and it seemed fine. So I was making some moldings for some window trim when (for brevity) the bit suddenly came completely out of the collet, though the molding and into the feather board. I thought it was the bit so I got a new one and it seemed fine. I did use it on one project that I was so happy about I took it to my local hardware store and the clerk rushed around the counter, got down on her knees and put her snoz to wood. It happened so fast I didn't even have time to tell/warn her I hadn't vacced the saw dust off it. But I kind of have the feeling she'ld have snorted it anyway. I probably took ten years off her life (accidentally).Anyway, today I used it to make two half inch slots (one at a time) a half inch in from the edges of a 4' board, and I was able to acheive a difference in height of a mere few thousandths of an inch, so I'ld say it's not only easy to adjust the height, but very easy to repetively and accurately adjust the height.I bought my first router table with router a few years ago. Recently, it sounded like something fell into the motor. Since it was out of warranty I took it apart and found that 23E came into contact with the fan on 24E (page 32, diagram E). Which damaged the fan on 24E and bent 23E. That would explain why it didn't spool up right away along with everything else it has done.I bought a new unit along an ESP. Unfortunately the collet hole in the arbor was bored with too small a bit and so wasn't straight. It took two long screwdriver bits to extract the collet and would have taken a rubber mallet to get it back in. So I went and got another one, unfortunately it's collot didn't look good, so I used my old one. And why not, the half inch one had never been used before. Or used yet for that matter, but it looks good.My mother says I'm stubborn, but I prefer the phrase doggedly persistant. That's why my affordable router table with router works so well.Hope to plow through a ton of projects in a hurry now.I would recommend this to any one who is stubborn, I mean persistant, enough to get a good one. Thanks.
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By Just Trucking
from Victoria, TX
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Good table for the price
By cj
from wv
Lift system could be better, plastic lock and rotator ring do not appear very durable changing bits is a pain .But is better than anything in the same price range .
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Good starter table.
By Pilot Boy
from Missouri City, Texas
This table is the perfect height for doing a lot of work. It took some time to put together and the assortment of screws were separated individually so it was really great putting it together. I like the construction of the stand it seems really strong but not heavy. The table top itself is very nice. To be very honest once I had it together I only had to tweak the insert for the table height. The only drawback I can find it has is the way the assembly of the motor and insert. You really need to make sure to get the bit really tight as mine "floated" and that is never a good thing. The way the motor and insert are put together you will never be able to use large bits, as the hole you have is too small for some.
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Good item for the money
By Hardware Bruce
from Tucson,AZ and Taos, NM
I've owned it for about 2 months now. Only used it for rounding over popular drawer fronts so far but very happy with it. Yes, it's hard to change bits but for the price it's good for me. Can't understand why HF only puts a 1 hp motor on it. The table top unit they sell has a 2hp motor. They should consider 2 hp. for this unit, Haven't tried the 1/2" collet yet. I'm going to buy a second one for my other shop.
(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
A Capeable Machine For The Money
By Wolf
from Kentucky
I made a full assembly video on this router table as well as making a test raised door panel with it. It can be found on You Tube, simply search for "Central Machinery Router Table" or "Harbor Freight Router Table" and it should be at the top, I think mine is the only one that exists at this moment.I bought this table because I'm remodeling my house and intended on doing all my own trim work as well as making several cabinets. Before I continue, there is 1 very important point to consider no matter the review, this is comparatively, a VERY inexpensive router table, and with that in mind it's very difficult to complain about much. Most EMPTY benchtop tables cost more than this does.That being said, this table isn't really designed to use the larger bit's like the door maker sets, the shaft opening is very small and doesn't allow the larger bits to drop below the table surface, I found a sheet of urethane 3/16" thick to "layer" the table top with cutting out the Bit opening giving me the ability to use my door maker set, but I still have to be very careful for adjustability is limited.For the money, this is a great table with nice accessories, I think that they need to make some changes that should NOT jack up the price, raise it to a 2HP motor with a larger collet / bit opening, also make the collet nut so that it will raise ABOVE the table surface to tighten / loosen instead of needing a "dog leg" wrench to get to it.With these changes made I would give 5 stars all the way, it's a great table with some points that just seem to have been over looked.
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I think the train station is now available as well. Part of it seems to be an upscale deli in a small building on the far side of it. Now what could we do with the train station? The tracks are still there, but I don't think the trains stop in Putnam anymore. Hmmm gotta think about that some more.
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The handsome granite building which housed the Cargill Trust Company is now for sale. It's certainly large enough to make an interesting restaurant...or develop it as an antique shop with a coffee bar. (One clever restauranteur in Providence came up with the name of "Banker's Quarters" for his 1/4 pounder restaurant in the city...housed in a grand old bank bldg.) I'm sure you could come up with lots of ideas. Not sure about a liquor license, tho. It's right next door to a handsome old church and with the "blue laws" of the northeast, they may not issue liquor licenses within 50 or 100 feet of a church or school. Truly.. that is the way our laws read.Related to:
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Enjoy the Cargill Falls
The waterfalls reminded me a little bit of our Pawtuxet Falls, but the Cargill Falls are much larger than ours. It's quite a roar of water tumbling over these falls. I'm not surprised they chose this location for their mills. Evidentally the largest was the Cargill Falls Mill. It's a delightful walk on either side or from up on the hill near the main interesection of town.Related to:
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Sunflowers is a unique restaurant/health food store located in Danielson, CT, which is 5 miles south of Putnam. They offer freshly made meals each day with board specials. We enjoy their daily soups (usually vegan), my daughter enjoys their Tuna melts, great salads, and I enjoy their mock chicken salad, and tofu salad. They also make a nice tempeh fake bacon sandwich with excellent trimmings. Their smoothies are varied and excellent. I really miss Maya- she works the cash register and kitchen. She is the lovliest woman I have ever met, and I wish I could have dated her- but I am sure a beautiful woman like her already has a man in her life.
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|Harvard University is awarded a grant to build a new publicly available informatics tool, called Rodeo that will allow the integration of data relevant to deciphering protein-protein interaction networks and will provide a number of methods for analyzing such data, including graph-theoretic mathematics. Rodeo will allow the integration and analysis of several databases including a comprehensive set of orthologs from over 50 genomes, a new set of protein-protein (p-p) interaction data from humans together with over 70,000 p-p interactions from other organisms, a massive set of gene expression data from new experiments and experiments hosted by NCBI, and a database of almost 100,000 Expressed Sequence Tags from an organism (the acorn worm) that may hold the key for understanding the developmental complexity which evolved in modern day vertebrate animals. Rodeo will allow the interrogation of data not just from one organism, but across multiple organisms, providing a way to search for convergently evolved patterns a vital step to understanding process. Rodeo will also allow the visualization of motifs to literally 'see' patterns of network complexity. Rodeo will also be a valuable tool for education and research on protein-protein interaction motifs, and a general resource on the application of graph algorithms to complex questions in biology. Rodeo will be made accessible to not just advanced scientists interested in network structures of interactomes, but to any student of biology concerned with learning more about the complexity of the cell. Specifically a training program will be developed consisting of a 2-day training course on 'motif discovery' at Harvard Medical School that will be open to the international scientific community at no cost. This will be co-taught by the PI and senior personnel on the proposal, with introductory lectures on graph models and algorithms for biology, as well as hands-on training with Rodeo. Secondly, a virtual training via the Rodeo web portal will be created that will contain extensive documentation, as well as streaming video of our 'motif discovery' training seminars. Thirdly, Rodeo tutorials will be held at two of the major symposia on biocomputing, which will also be available through the Rodeo web portal. And last not least, Rodeo will be incorporated into the training curriculum for graduate students in the Department of Systems Biology at the Medical School.
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I have made the sketch, and I am satisfied with how it came out. Now... I have no fucking idea what to do with this sketch to turn it into colored art. Advices are needed.
(c) Sanguinius and Warhammer setting belong to Games Workshop.
(c) Sanguinius and Warhammer setting belong to Games Workshop.
Would you mind if I took a shot at finishing it up for you a bit? I love this sketch and it is one of my chosen armies Primarch.
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I've decided to name my dog Sanguinus of the Blood Angels, and then show him so he will eventually officially be called "Champion Sanguinus of the Blood Angels" Also, those wings are awesome.
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Perhaps, but I hadn't focused on them. It just came out that way.
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Эт ещё не потрясающе...
С персонажем знакома?
С персонажем знакома?
Lineart is worst part. I tried lots of times.
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Daytona International Speedway (map it)
1801 W International Speedway Blvd
Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Daytona International Speedway website
Year Opened: 1959
Capacity: 167,785
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The annual Daytona 500 has always been one of the biggest events on the sports calendar. It is the biggest event in NASCAR. Like the Super Bowl is to football, the Stanley Cup to hockey, and the World Series to baseball, winning the Daytona 500 is what every kid who wants to be a race car driver dreams of. Winning one of these turns an ordinary driver into a champion and a great driver into a legend.
Daytona International Speedway, built in 1959, has hosted NASCAR�s biggest event every year since. The track was jaw-dropping when it opened. With its 31-degree banking in the turns and 18-degree banking in the tri-oval, the D-shaped track was something no racer had ever before seen. In fact, in the first Daytona 500, some of the drivers actually drove convertibles. They had no idea that the high speeds they would be able to maintain would require that the car be as aerodynamic as possible. The drivers with their tops down soon found out they were very slow compared to the hard tops. Thus, �the draft� was born.
For the next quarter century or so, the cars got faster and faster until qualifying speeds and race speeds often well exceeded 200 MPH. Every year, fans came back to Daytona to escape the cold temperatures at home, catch some sun, and watch their favorite cars and drivers go faster than ever. Legends like Richard Petty, David Pearson, Bobby Allison, and Cale Yarborough gave the fans reason to come back every February as they put on quite the show.
In the early days of Daytona, there were not a lot of frills associated with the speedway. At first, there were grandstands made up of mostly wood benches and walk boards. Later, metal seats were added. A seat cushion was an item you had to bring with you to every race.
If you had a ticket in the upper sections, known as �Towers,� then you walked up several flights of stairs to your seats. Nobody complained though because the best view in racing is up as high as one can go. That is why those seats were the most expensive in the house. There was a small concrete walkway on the tower level where there were restrooms and perhaps a hot dog stand along the way. The restrooms at Daytona have always been about as primitive as one can imagine. Many of the men�s rooms did not even have the luxury of urinals. Instead they had troughs running along all four walls.
The track has gone through many facelifts over the years. The Sprint Towers were a great addition along with the huge press box built on top. The 500 Club building in the infield with Gatorade Victory Lane outside of it was quite the improvement when it was built about a decade ago. The 500 Club would be the equivalent of the club seating in a football stadium, with high dollar food and beverage included in the package. You sit at restaurant style tables with people in black and white uniforms serving your food and drink. It is a great venue for hosting business contacts.
A few years ago, the Fan Zone was built in the infield. This was a huge addition where the fans could buy tickets to get up close to the teams as they worked on the cars, or check out the live bands performing on the concert stage, or hang out at one of the bars and eat and drink and watch the race on TV. Fans could also walk upstairs and check out the action on the track from on top of the garage while also watching one of the giant TV screens. Before all of these renovations, the crowd at Daytona was made up mainly of country boys from all over the south. NASCAR was a southern sport made up of southern drivers racing on southern tracks. But with cable TV, the sport grew a larger audience and the sport began to move all over the nation. With these new fans, the speedway needed to make improvements to get these people to come back again.
However, in the last 20 years or so, it has become apparent the sports stadiums can no longer attract people with just a sports event and some seats to watch it. Sports venues have now become more of a place to hang out with friends or entertain business contacts and �oh by the way, there is a game going on.� The Atlanta Braves built a new stadium, Turner Field, for the 1996 Olympics. Even though they moved in only a year later, they�re already building another new stadium. The Jacksonville Jaguars began playing on the site of the old Gator Bowl, which was completely torn down and a brand new stadium was rebuilt there in the mid-1990s. They are now about to embark on their second major renovation since then. Every ticket holder at a Jags game can enjoy the action while swimming in one of the swimming pools or hot tubs if they can squeeze in.
The Tampa Bay Rays play in a stadium that has only been in use since the 1990s, Tropicana Field. The ballpark is mocked all across the sports world for being outdated and ugly. It has been a constant source of ridicule, often being blamed for the Rays poor attendance. This is the reality of professional sports in the 21st century.
Daytona International Speedway President Joie Chitwood knows this is the reality and has brought the speedway into this new era with Daytona Rising. The construction began at the conclusion of the 2013 Coke 400 and will be completed (if all goes according to plan) by the 2016 Daytona 500. When it is finished, Daytona will look like a state of the art sports venue, rivaling anything the �stick-and-ball� sports have to offer.
Escalators are already bringing the fans up to the higher level seats where they can walk around the huge, new concourse area before the race starts. Once up there, they can visit one of several concession stands where they can purchase anything from a hot dog to a panini. They can take their food over to a table and sit and enjoy their food while staying out of the sun for a while. In the old days of Daytona, fans went to the concession stands and then went back to their seats and ate. In fact, many fans spent all day sitting in their seats. Many arrived several hours before the race and stayed for a while after the race. That is because there really was nowhere else to go. That is no longer the case. The concourse levels have stores to go shop for your favorite driver�s gear, or bars to have a drink and watch a ball game on TV, or for the VIPs, when completed, there will be a Hospitality Area that will rival anything in sports, complete with suites similar to luxury boxes at any new football or baseball stadium.
The seats are no longer metallic chairs requiring a seat cushion but stadium chairs with cup holders, contour seats, and arm rests. With the third and fourth levels being well over 100 feet in the air, the view of the track and the surrounding area is amazing. Even with the three-story 500 Club in the infield, it cannot block the view of the backstretch from these new seats.
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The new Daytona Rising project will triple the number of concession stands. There will be stands that serve the classics, burgers and hot dogs, etc. Some will have Bar-B-Que. There will be Italian and Mexican food. Pretty much whatever you are in the mood for, you will find if you look around.
As has always been the case, fans can still bring in their own food as well. So if a fan brings a clear backpack stuffed with sandwiches and bags of chips, and each person brings a soft-sided cooler with as many drinks as it can hold, then it is possible not to spend a dime at the track on food.
But should you run out or do not want to carry the extra baggage, $20 per person is plenty to stuff yourself. Another $20 should cover your drinks. A 16 oz can of ice cold Bud Light is $6. A burger and fries will run you $10. And the $8 bag of Kettle Corn, made right there at the speedway, is a must. It is Wednesday as I am writing this, and I just finished my bag that I purchased on Sunday, which I also shared with a couple of other people. And, oh, was that some good popcorn. If you do not care much for racing, you may want to tag along with your friends just for the food.
The atmosphere at Daytona has always been great. It is, after all, the biggest event in this sport and the most prestigious venue. The fans have always been excited about the Daytona and 2015 was no different in that respect. But now, with the additions of even more luxurious accommodations, there is additional "wow" factor associated with Daytona. When going up into those new seats that have been completed in Turn 1 and looking out at that view of the entire facility, it makes even seasoned Daytona veterans stand there and take it all in for a minute before looking for their seats. People make a point of showing up early to check out all the new concession areas and souvenir stands. In 2015, many caught the Kid Rock pre-race concert on one of the many TVs in the concourse area as well.
When folks finally made their way in to the seats, they were treated to one of the best national anthems in Daytona 500 history. Phillip Phillips sang a great Star Spangled Banner, which he also played on his guitar. At the end of the song, the Thunderbirds flew over the speedway in a V-formation. It was an awesome moment.
As has always been a fantastic Daytona tradition, the fans stand at the dropping of the green flag and remained standing for the first few laps. The 2015 Daytona 500 was the final for one of the all-time greats in Jeff Gordon, and he treated the fans to a thriller, leading much of the first half of the race. It was a fitting way to send the old Daytona out and welcome the new.
The area surrounding the speedway is among the best in sports. All around this massive facility there is a carnival-like atmosphere where fans can shop, eat, tailgate, camp, visit car themed exhibits, meet new people, and just have fun. This is the reason people bring their RVs and stay for days around the track (or inside the track). There is no worry about unsavory elements near the speedway at all as the local police are at every corner, directing traffic and keeping things safe. Fans never have to worry about finding a place to eat or drink or shop even though there are 100,000 of them in the area.
The fans at Daytona are a lot different now than in the old days of NASCAR. The old Daytona was a rough and rowdy place, especially in the infield. Some of the most legendary parties I've ever attended have been in the infield of DIS. Twenty-five years ago, it was a huge mud hole with Jack Daniels bottles, beer cans, and other assorted garbage overflowing the trash cans, and rows and rows of pickup trucks and campers flying confederate flags and blasting Skynyrd, the Allman Brothers, or Hank Jr. as loud as possible.
Today's fans are more like a mainstream sports crowd. They are not there so much for the drinking and raising hell anymore. They are now there seeking autographs, photo ops, souvenirs, and to watch the action. Many bring their wives, kids, friends who may not be big sports fans, but who go because the speedway is now about hanging out and being at "the big event."
Whether this is a good thing or not may depend on who you ask. The speedway people much prefer it the way it is now. The fans who now come to the track drop money. They buy their food from the concession stands. They buy clothes from the souvenir vendors. They buy drinks at the bar. Most of them come to the race to spend money and take pictures.
For this reason, the backstretch grandstands are being torn down. Some will complain that "Joe Six-Pack" is being priced out of the race, but the track is in the business of making a profit just like any other business. By eliminating the "cheap seats" they will create a greater demand for tickets. And as track President Joie Chitwood explained to me over the weekend, they do not want first time fans to read this review and then buy a ticket on the backstretch and experience none of the upgrades. They do not want that first time buyer at the end of the day saying "I don't get it" because they ended up on the backstretch.
By the time all of the renovations are complete, the crowd at Daytona will be a bit like the crowd at a Super Bowl or World Series. It's not going to resemble the crowd at a Monster Truck event or a rock concert. If you are hosting a marquee event, that is a good thing. Plus, there are still plenty of races for the average Joe fan to attend at the speedway if they find the 500 is too expensive. If I were in charge, I'd keep the backstretch seats to give the pick-up truck crowd a chance to go to the 500.
When completed, there will be 40 escalators and 17 elevators to get fans up to these new upper level seats. To get to those escalators and elevators, fans can take a tram from the infield or across the street at the bus drop-offs. The buses can pick up fans from the free parking lots all around the speedway. Gone are the days when fans had to park their cars on the side streets and walk for a mile or more to the track and then climb up several flights of stairs to sit in the sun and bake while waiting for the race to start. Even though your car may be parked further away than ever before, there is ample transportation to get fans where they need to go without making them walk too far.
In past years, a three-hour traffic jam to get out of the speedway following the race was expected. At the 2015 Daytona 500 however, we made it from section 381 to our car parked in the infield, got out of the infield and back to our sister's house in nearby Ormond Beach in less than two hours. That's not bad at all.
The speedway is conveniently located near I-95 and I-4. So whether you need to get to Orlando, or head north on 95 after the race, you can easily find your way to the interstate. The police keep the traffic flowing to the track before the race and, more importantly, away from the track after the race by changing many of the streets to one-way, making traffic move as fast as possible. If fans take advantage of the park and ride areas, access is very easy.
The Daytona 500 is not cheap. Let's just be honest about that. With the tearing out of the backstretch grandstands, there will likely not be seats under $150 ever again. But to be fair, we need to compare the 500 with the equivalent events from other sports. Just for kicks, I searched for tickets to the Super Bowl the week of the game. The average ticket was being sold for about $5000 each. For five grand a family of four can buy great seats for all of the weekend's races, get tickets to the Fan Zone, and get Hot Passes for the pits, have plenty of money left-over for food, drinks, and new jackets, shirts, and hats for their favorite drivers.
So considering you can get tickets for the biggest event in the sport for just a bit over $200, bring in your own beer and food if you so choose, park your car in a free parking lot, take a free bus ride and a free tram ride to get there, I do not think there is a much greater return on investment in sports. Even if fans spend the thousands it costs to park their RV inside the track for eight days, buy food and gear there, and spend tons of money on alcohol, it still wouldn't cost them much more than a one day trip to the Super Bowl, if you can even find a ticket to buy for the game. So really, as far as Bucket List type events go, this one is very reasonable.
We already mentioned the fly-overs and the big time artists who give pre-race concerts. We already mentioned the easy access to the garages and pit road. So let's give some interesting facts about the speedway.
Daytona International Speedway has enough fiber-optic cable that if it were stretched out it would reach the North Pole. Why is this a big deal? Because there are over 100,000 fans with smart phones, trying to take photos, post them on social media, text their loved ones back home watching on TV about what a blast they are having at the race. With that many people in one place trying to do all of that, the speedway needs to have a massive amount of internet and cell phone signal, and they do.
This is also critical for the TV networks to be able to "plug and play" when setting up. Speed week is normally covered by several networks, unlike other sporting events that are covered by only one.
The bathrooms now not only have modern toilets and sinks that turn water on and off automatically, but they also have people keeping them clean during the races. These attendants even hand you the paper towels to dry off your hands. That's very upscale, especially for a venue where men used to use a trough for relief.
Daytona is so big that 15 NFL-sized stadiums can fit inside the facility. It could be as much as a mile long walk from one end of the front-stretch grandstands to the other. So imagine walking that far because you don't know exactly where your seat is located and then having to walk upstairs 150 feet. That's where the elevators and escalators come in handy.
When concluded by January of 2016, the days of corporate big-wigs being entertained in a big tent with an astro-turf floor will end. The speedway will boast a huge new Hospitality area on the third level near Turn One, complete with suites where sponsors can watch the action on the track.
So, if you are a race fan, or just a sports fan in general, the Daytona 500 is an event you will want to experience at least once in your life. It will be one of those unforgettable weekends you will share with your grandchildren one day.
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In 1959, the Daytona International Speedway opened. It was a 2.5 mile monstrosity with 31 degree banks in the turns. It was unlike anything the drivers had ever seen. At the time, nobody knew about "drafting" because nobody had ever driven so fast that the air coming off the cars was actually a factor. In fact, in that first 500, some of the cars ran as convertibles. Of course, those cars did not do so well. Old timers who were there that year tell the stories about how they were in awe and maybe a little scared the first time they drove through the tunnel and saw the track. In the 50+ years since, Daytona has become one of the premiere venues in sports. Think about it: the Super Bowl, World Series, NBA Finals, BCS title game, and Final Four all bounce around to different venues. But every February, racing�s biggest event is held right here at the Daytona International Speedway.
This is a truly remarkable place. There is so much racing history, all in one place. The action on the track is always exciting with the restrictor plate racing. The greatest NASCAR fans in the world come out to Daytona to cheer on their favorite driver. You have to go for an entire weekend so you have time to see everything that the track offers. Get a pit pass and wander around the infield during qualifying for Sprint Cup or Nationwide, and then go out to the grandstands for the actual race that day. Even if you go on a non-race weekend, the Daytona USA museum is fantastic, and you can take a tour where they take you out onto the track. Pretty incredible experience.
It simply doesn't get any better than Daytona.
What a disappointment in this track, its' personnel and it's service. I guess they feel they have enough revenue coming in and they don't feel that my $10K is worth keeping as a return fan for the Daytona 500 next year. I wrote a letter to the track in February as we spent over $6,000 between tickets and camping in Lake Lloyd this past February for my family. (not to mention all the gear, food etc while we were down there) The spot they put us in (184) didn't fit our 43 foot motorhome as it had a water main pad in the spot and therefore could not pull all the way into the space as it would violate fire code. The space honestly should not be given to a motorhome larger than 32 feet. Also, it was next to the gate and it had 2 foot of grass to the right of it so we had to park to the far left of the spot to avoid the gate as per the security. Therefore, we were totally inconvenienced as we could not open our canopies as they would hit the coach next to us, we had no room for chairs, food tables, our grills or for our tow vehicle. After we were told we had to run all of our wires, electric, sewer and cable UNDER our bus as the hookups were on the wrong side, we did that to facilitate the track putting us in an inadequate size spot. We were told there was no available spot to move us at the time. The next day they said they could move us to spot 210, but that was away from our friends, we would have to totally disconnect everything , secure everything again, (oh and I forgot to mention my husband has a disability). We would spend the entire day moving, we have 2 children to contend with and at this point it was the afternoon and we would miss the races and we were not willing to do that. I have since written 2 letters to the track asking for some kind of compensation on my tickets or my future tickets or SOME kind of courtesy for the time and effort wasted at our expense for the tracks error and I have received nothing...and I mean nothing, not even a courtesy response! I DID receive my renewal asking for another $6,185.00 for 2016 races though!! I spoke with Stephanie in ticketing and explained the whole situation and she told me to write a letter to Dean Kurtz, the Chief Guest-Services Officer , which I did. Do you think I got a letter, a phone call or a courtesy response from Dean? No, I did not. My husband received a call back from Stephanie saying that the track is not willing to do anything about the problems they caused us last year and then asked us if we were going to renew as we only had until June 5th. Needless to say, there is a camping spot and 5 seats available as we have no plans to renew when a track treats their customers like this. The stands were looking pretty empty this year and now I understand why....if this is the way Daytona continues to treat their fans, soon everyone will be home watching the races.
Also, my husband who has a disability was forced to walk over a mile around the stadium after the races to get to the trams to get back into the campground and the track provided no golf cart or handicapped transportation. It was horrible.
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Divergence of the sum of the reciprocals of the primes
The sum of the reciprocals of all prime numbers diverges; that is:
This was proved by Leonhard Euler in 1737, and strengthens Euclid's 3rd-century-BC result that there are infinitely many prime numbers.
There are a variety of proofs of Euler's result, including a lower bound for the partial sums stating that
for all natural numbers n. The double natural logarithm indicates that the divergence might be very slow, which is indeed the case, see Meissel–Mertens constant.
The harmonic series[edit]
First, we describe how Euler originally discovered the result. He was considering the harmonic series
He had already used the following "product formula" to show the existence of infinitely many primes.
(Here, the product is taken over all primes p; in the following, a sum or product taken over p always represents a sum or product taken over a specified set of primes, unless noted otherwise.)
Such infinite products are today called Euler products. The product above is a reflection of the fundamental theorem of arithmetic. Of course, the above "equation" is not necessary because the harmonic series is known (by other means) to diverge.
Euler noted that if there were only a finite number of primes, then the product on the right would clearly converge, contradicting the divergence of the harmonic series. (In modern language, we now say that the existence of infinitely many primes is reflected by the fact that the Riemann zeta function has a simple pole at s = 1.)
Euler took the above product formula and proceeded to make a sequence of audacious leaps of logic. First, he took the natural logarithm of each side, then he used the Taylor series expansion for ln(x) as well as the sum of a geometric series:
for a fixed constant C < 1. Since the sum of the reciprocals of the first n positive integers is asymptotic to ln(n), (i.e. their ratio approaches one as n approaches infinity), Euler then concluded
It is almost certain that Euler meant that the sum of the reciprocals of the primes less than n is asymptotic to ln(ln(n)) as n approaches infinity. It turns out this is indeed the case; Euler had reached a correct result by questionable means.[citation needed]
A variation[edit]
Since the Maclaurin series for is,
- dropping the summation shows that , and we see , and . So,
Hence diverges. But, with and is the th prime,
- .
Hence diverges.
The following proof by contradiction is due to Paul Erdős.
Let pi denote the ith prime number. Assume that the sum of the reciprocals of the primes converges; i.e.,
Then there exists a smallest positive integer k such that
For a positive integer x let Mx denote the set of those n in {1, 2, . . ., x} which are not divisible by any prime greater than pk. We will now derive an upper and a lower estimate for |Mx|, the number of elements in Mx. For large x, these bounds will turn out to be contradictory.
Upper estimate[edit]
Every n in Mx can be written as n = r m2 with positive integers m and r, where r is square-free. Since only the k primes p1, …, pk can show up (with exponent 1) in the prime factorization of r, there are at most 2k different possibilities for r. Furthermore, there are at most √x possible values for m. This gives us the upper estimate
Lower estimate[edit]
The remaining x − |Mx| numbers in the set difference {1, 2, . . ., x} \ Mx are all divisible by a prime greater than pk. Let Ni,x denote the set of those n in {1, 2, . . ., x} which are divisible by the ith prime pi. Then
Since the number of integers in Ni,x is at most x/pi (actually zero for pi > x), we get
Using (1), this implies
When x ≥ 22k + 2, the estimates (2) and (3) cannot both hold, because .
Here is another proof that actually gives a lower estimate for the partial sums; in particular, it shows that these sums grow at least as fast as log(log(n)). The proof is an adaptation of the product expansion idea of Euler. In the following, a sum or product taken over p always represents a sum or product taken over a specified set of primes.
The proof rests upon the following four inequalities:
- Every positive integer i can be uniquely expressed as the product of a square-free integer and a square. This gives the inequality
- where for every i between 1 and n the (expanded) product corresponds to the square-free part of i and the sum corresponds to the square part of i (see fundamental theorem of arithmetic).
- The upper estimate for the natural logarithm
- The lower estimate 1 + x < exp(x) for the exponential function, which holds for all x > 0.
- Let n ≥ 2. The upper bound (using a telescoping sum) for the partial sums (convergence is all we really need)
Combining all these inequalities, we see that
Dividing through by 5/3 and taking the natural logarithm of both sides gives
as desired. ∎
(see Basel problem), the above constant ln (5/3) = 0.51082… can be improved to ln(π2/6) = 0.4977…; in fact it turns out that
where M = 0.261497… is the Meissel–Mertens constant (somewhat analogous to the much more famous Euler–Mascheroni constant).
From Dusart's inequality, we get
by the integral test for convergence. This shows that the series on the left diverges.
Partial sums[edit]
While the partial sums of the reciprocals of the primes eventually exceed any integer value, they never equal an integer.
One proof[1] is by induction: The first partial sum is which has the form where O and E refer to odd and even numbers respectively. If the nth partial sum has the form then the (n+1)st one equals for the (n+1)st prime since this repeats the odd-over-even form, this partial sum cannot be an integer (because 2 divides the denominator but not the numerator), and the induction continues.
Another proof rewrites the expression for the sum of the first n reciprocals of primes (or indeed the sum of the reciprocals of any set of primes) in terms of the least common denominator, which is the product of all these primes. Then each of these primes divides all but one of the numerator terms and hence does not divide the numerator itself; but each prime does divide the denominator. Thus the expression is irreducible and is non-integer.
See also[edit]
- Euclid's theorem that there are infinitely many primes
- Small set (combinatorics)
- Brun's theorem, on the convergent sum of reciprocals of the twin primes
- List of sums of reciprocals
- ^ Lord, Nick. "Quick proofs that certain sums of fractions are not integers", The Mathematical Gazette 99, March 2015, 128-130. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/mag.2014.16
- William Dunham (1999). Euler The Master of Us All. MAA. pp. 61–79. ISBN 0-88385-328-0.
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According to the 12 major surveys of historians taken between 1948 and 2005, five of the seven presidents in this group rank as decidedly "below average" while Grover Cleveland (the only Democrat in the bunch) and William McKinley (the triumphant commander in chief in the Spanish American War) barely make it into the "high average" (not even the "above average") category.
To most Americans, the seven presidents who led the nation in these years of peace, prosperity and undeniable progress remain obscure or unknown mediocrities.
As long ago as 1935, the novelist Thomas Wolfe wrote about four chief executives in this group as "The Four Lost Men": "Garfield, Arthur, Harrison and Hayes -- time of my father's time, blood of his blood, life of his life, had been living, real, and actual people in all the passion, power and feeling of my father's youth. And for me they were the lost Americans: their gravely vacant and bewhiskered faces mixed, melted, swam together in the sea-depths of a past intangible, immeasurable, and unknowable as the buried city of Persepolis. And they were lost."
This unjust disregard of the national leaders of the Gilded Age reflects the distorting statist bias among historians for whom the only accomplishments that count are the achievements of government. Without question, the major successes of the 30 years between 1870 and 1900 involved private business and individual initiative, rather than government programs or Washington, D.C. decisions.
But the presidents of the period displayed the consistent good judgment to avoid interfering with the creative energies of the market place or trying to "manage" (and thereby stifle) the nation's explosive growth. Despite passionate debates over tariffs and currency, the chief executives of that span consistently illustrated the wisdom in Jefferson's maxim about "that government governs best which governs least."
For the most part, they left major challenges to states, localities, corporations and individuals and Americans of every walk of life rose to the occasion.
Compare our current respect for a miserably failed leader like Jimmy Carter to the indifferent or contemptuous attitude to vastly more successful politicians like Grant, Hayes, Garfield and company.
The latest USA TODAY/Gallup Poll shows that Americans rank Carter as "outstanding/above average" rather than "below average/poor" by a ratio of 38 percent to 22 percent. But by what standard did the pathetic, out-of-his-depth Georgian leave the nation better off than the way he found it?
Carter presided over appalling foreign policy disasters (Iran, Afghanistan, Nicaragua) and drove the U.S. economy to its gravest crisis since the Great Depression, with interest rates and inflation in double digits and unemployment of more than 8 percent. No wonder he lost 44 states in his feckless bid for re-election!
Those who express affection or admiration for Jimmy Carter may concentrate on his active (and controversial) life as an ex-president but they can hardly defend his administration in terms of the national welfare during his years in the White House.
By the same token, those who insist on describing George W. Bush as "the worst president in American history" clearly apply some standard of their own with no connection to the real well-being of the country.
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Of course, crediting the commander in chief for every positive development in the country makes no more sense than it does to blame him for every disaster or setback experienced under his watch.
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Despite sometimes heavy rain, the 18th annual Jamaica Arts & Music Summer Festival, fondly known as JAMS, took place Aug. 1 and 2, in Rufus King Park and along Jamaica Avenue. Thousands of residents and visitors lined up to purchase such tasty culinary treats as grilled corn, meats and candy apples, and sipped soft drinks and lemonade as they perused the stalls of the numerous vendors who displayed their enticing bargains.
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The festival was brought to the community by the JAMS Planning Committee, Cultural Collaborative Jamaica, Community Board 12, Life Jam Productions, the Jamaica YMCA, the Afrikan Poetry Theatre, the Jamaica Service Program for Older Adults, the 103rd Precinct, the New York State Army National Guard and Jamaica Hospital Medical Center.


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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- The Tennessee Volunteers know it will take time to adjust to their new coach, Cuonzo (KAHN'-zoh) Martin. Things are off to a good start so far, though.
The players have been meeting with Martin individually since he was hired March 27 and going through workouts with him. They say they appreciate his background and his frank communication style.
The workouts might be the first thing that take a little bit of adjustment, though. Kenny Hall, Cameron Tatum and Skylar McBee each said Tuesday that Martin's workouts were much more up-tempo and intense than they were expecting.
Each player thinks those kind of workouts will help move Tennessee in the right direction, though.
Martin announced Tuesday that he hired Nebraska's Tracy Webster as an assistant.