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i am not a Carpenter but i am able to hold my own.... how is the notches cut? dado blade? also what size notches? is there plans with descriptions on line?thank you
thank you.. one question..i made it today and it seems that the 2 slats that you slid in to hold the hive frame sides are little loose(sloppily) . does that make a difference?
i still dont get where to place that staple from the end of the frame to the top of the frame..
Vince,You should never use the fence and miter slide at the same time...for this cut, it's much more important to use the miter (to keep the workpiece perpendicular and straight).This kind of cut never feels "natural" on the table saw (with the board sticking straight up), but if you set things up properly (I'd use a substantial piece of wood as support), there is no need for the fence...just take multiple passes, moving the piece over a bit at a time.You run the risk of binding things up (and perhaps tossing wood/fingers around the room)....be safe with your table saw...don't use the miter and the fence at the same time!deknow
I attached some coarse sandpaper to the bar, and then use two elastic bands to pull the bar against the frame ends, works very well.


text: Yes.. and no. when I'm out in the yard and going to be more than a few yards to the garage Ill grab a 22 pistol. Its mostly for skunks, snakes and ground squirrels. but around the house, no. We have not had a Trick or Treater in 12 years. the last door to door salesman was over a year ago. My house is more than 100yds off the road and through two locked gates. We dont get a lot of visitors without a call first, and usually they ask that I open the gates for them. DR

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Please see this site:
For some reason it keeps saying that the server has timed out. I don't fully understand it because it works on my test site
It's nothing particularly complicated, just a very small php file that sends an email when the form has been filled in. I really can't understand why on earth it works fine on one and not on the other.
Any help is much appreciated.
Also... I know it's the wrong forum, and probably not such a pressing issue... but if anyone knows why it is so difficult to click on the "no" part of the form I'd appreciate some knowledge on that too. It seems quite a usability problem that it's so difficult to click on it. It just seems to prefer "yes" to "no". My form is a yes man.
What error messages are being displayed or are being put into your error logs?
It's a clients site, so I don't currently have access to the error logs, I can always ask for access.
The error message is:
The connection was reset The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading. The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a few moments. If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's network connection. If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure that Firefox is permitted to access the Web.
Other pages for the site work. Indeed the page prior to sending the script works. The script is tiny, it shouldn't be timing out or anything like that. I shall go back and double check the script, perhaps there is some error there.
Compare the output of phpinfo() on both machines.
Ask for confirmation that the mail() function has not been disabled.
Sorry, cannot think of anything else - otherwise you will have to post some code I think.
Thanks I'll see the phpinfo thing first. I am completely noob, but at least I can hopefully spot some differences at the very least!
It already has a mail script on the current site so I think that is not the problem most likely.
I particularly dislike this hosting set up, although perhaps it's more to do with what I'm used to!
I have checked the PHPinfo and everything seems ok to my noob eye. Both seem to have the mail settings turned on etc. In fact my contact form does indeed send me a contact form, it just appears like it won't, so god knows how long it actually takes. It also arrives from some funny address - the web hosts.
I just can't get my head around what would cause this issue, it works on my local machine with XAMPP, and also on my test server, just not on the client machine. I also managed to receive a blank contact form randomly too, which I didn't do, so I'm not quite sure how that's worked either.
As a further update... When I send from IE and Firefox it seems to be different servers that send the emails. I have so far received the email from 3 servers (I assume).opus15.register.it - which had the correctly formatted email title etc.opus05.register.it - which did not have the email from name but instead $firstname.lastname@example.com - which had the same as above with a differing part after @
Can anyone clear up as to why there would be three different servers? Firstly, 26 is the one sent from IE. The other two are both Firefox, yet have different results. The fact that $EmailFrom is appearing instead of the email address is quite strange, and might hold the key. Can anyone assist?
The fact that $EmailFrom is appearing instead of the email address is quite strange, and might hold the key.
Probably best to show us the code leading up to the mail() being sent, where the var $EmailFrom is being invoked.
$Message = 'This is a message sent by the My Page';
$EmailFrom = 'My Website';
$EmailTo = 'firstname.lastname@example.com';
$Subject = 'Message from MySite';
$Company = Trim(htmlentities($_POST['company']));
$Employees = Trim(htmlentities($_POST['employees']));
$Scheme = Trim(htmlentities($_POST['scheme']));
$Phone = Trim(htmlentities($_POST['phone']));
$Email = Trim(htmlentities($_POST['email']));
$Forename = Trim(htmlentities($_POST['forename']));
$Surname = Trim(htmlentities($_POST['surname']));
if (isset($_POST['provider'])) {
$Provider = 'The person does not have a provider';
else {$Provider = Trim(htmlentities($_POST['provider']));}
// prepare email body text
$Body = '';
$Body .= 'Forename: ';
$Body .= $Forename;
$Body .= '\
$Body .= 'Surname: ';
$Body .= $Surname;
$Body .= '\
$Body .= 'Tel: ';
$Body .= $Phone;
$Body .= '\
$Body .= 'Email: ';
$Body .= $Email;
$Body .= '\
$Body .= 'Do they Currently Have a scheme? ';
$Body .= $Scheme;
$Body .= '\
$Body .= 'Who is their current provider ';
$Body .= $Provider;
$Body .= '\
$Body .= 'How many employees do they have? ';
$Body .= $Employees;
$Body .= '\
$Body .= 'Company Name ';
$Body .= $Company;
$Body .= '\
// send email
$success = mail($EmailTo, $Subject, $Body, 'From: <$EmailFrom>', $Message);
// redirect to success page
if ($success){
print '<meta http-equiv=\\"refresh\\" content=\\"0;URL=http://www.mysite.co.uk/thank-you.php\\">';
print '<meta http-equiv=\\"refresh\\" content=\\"0;URL=http://www.mysite.co.uk/form-error.php\\">';
Any ideas you have would be excellent
$success = mail($EmailTo, $Subject, $Body, 'From: <$EmailFrom>', $Message);
$EmailFrom needs to be enclosed in double quotes, the way you have done it will just print the word EmailFrom not the variable content.
if ($success){ print '<meta http-equiv=\"refresh\" content=\"0;URL=http://www.mysite.co.uk/thank-you.php\">';}else{ print '<meta http-equiv=\"refresh\" content=\"0;URL=http://www.mysite.co.uk/form-error.php\">';}
why not just use a header() redirect?
I guess I changed it at some point trying to find a solution.
Have implemented your header redirect suggestion too (any particular reason to choose one solution over another?)
It still doesn't work on the live site. It seems to get stuck as soon as I press submit and just says waiting with the loading sign I'm at a loss as to why that file would take so long to load for any reason. It never reaches the next page, but the emails do eventually arrive.
ive filled in the forum and get sent to emailer.php where it just seems to load on a loop. No errors popup. it does eventually bring up the mentioned error page after about 5 minutes. Your best bet is to get hold of the error logs. I dont see any immediate php errors so it may be something to do with the server setup. I didnt get the email however.
lol you probably will do in a little while. You'll receive it from the server as you have correctly pointed out I haven't set it up properly to deal with the actual from name.
I'll see if I can get the server logs.


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"There Was No Playbook" -- Air Traffic Controllers Remember 9/11
Air traffic controllers receiving reports about hijacked planes 30 minutes before the first plane struck the World Trade Center were one of the first groups of people who realized what was happening on 9/11.
Today the FAA released a short video that shares the perspective of three air traffic controllers who worked that day. It's a sobering account of the events of that morning and the scramble to clear the air space. "Okay, we gotta put these aircraft on the ground," said one controller who was interviewed. "So we were working with the controllers to then tell the pilots 'you're going to have to land...you're going to have to pick an airport...tell us where you're gonna land."
You can watch the video above, and read more about it at Fast Lane, the US DOT secretary's blog.


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webdesignerart saidSo you don't want the parent page to be included in the url? What is the 123456 meant to be?
Go to the permalinks settings page. Select custom structure, and input:
You really shouldn't of had to ask how to do this…
You're showing far too much in your screenshots imo(you really shouldn't include entire functions). I strongly suggest you take a screenshot of your entire class(or the majority), but have all functions collapsed. For an example of this, take a look at some of dilab's items(a good example being "Downloader Class").
Good luck with sales.
duotive saidLove the Nissan GT-R. Shame the 2013 Black edition will apparently cost 100k+ in the states. So in Australia it'll probably be closer to 190k. :/ (the 2012 version is 170k if I remember correctly)
I can rarely do anything if I'm listening to music that has English Vocals. So I typically go after instrumentals, or that's sung in another language. Favourites would have to be: mouse on the keys(post-rock, nu-jazz, math rock), and Sigur Ros(post-rock, ambient, experimental, alternative, ethereal).


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Heliox-Driven Racemic Epinephrine Nebulization in Treatment of Moderate to Severe Bronchiolitis in Pediatric ED Patients
This study has been completed.
University of Louisville
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First received: June 29, 2005
Last updated: June 17, 2013
Last verified: June 2013
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|First Received Date ICMJE
|June 29, 2005
|Last Updated Date
|June 17, 2013
|Start Date ICMJE
|December 2004
|Primary Completion Date
|March 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|modified Wood's Clinical Bronchiolitis Score (M-WCBS) [ Time Frame: 0, 60, 120, 180 and 240 min ]
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|modified Wood's Clinical Bronchiolitis Score (M-WCBS)
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT00116584 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
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|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|Heliox-Driven Racemic Epinephrine Nebulization in Treatment of Moderate to Severe Bronchiolitis in Pediatric ED Patients
|Official Title ICMJE
|The Use of Heliox Driven Racemic Epinephrine Nebulization in the Treatment of Moderate to Severe Bronchiolitis in Pediatric Emergency Department Patients
|Brief Summary
|The purpose of this study is to assess whether children with moderate to severe bronchiolitis treated with standard racemic epinephrine therapy via 70:30 helium-oxygen (heliox) driven nebulization will have improvements in measurements of airway more rapidly than those treated with conventional air-oxygen driven nebulization.
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|Study Phase
|Phase 3
|Study Design ICMJE
|Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Single Blind (Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|Intervention ICMJE
|Drug: heliox
continuous heliox therapy
|Study Arms
heliox-driven nebulizations for children with moderate to severe bronchiolitis
Intervention: Drug: heliox
|Publications *
|Kim IK, Phrampus E, Sikes K, Pendleton J, Saville A, Corcoran T, Gracely E, Venkataraman S. Helium-oxygen therapy for infants with bronchiolitis: a randomized controlled trial. Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med. 2011 Dec;165(12):1115-22. doi: 10.1001/archpediatrics.2011.605.
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|October 2011
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|March 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Exclusion Criteria:
|2 Months to 12 Months (Child)
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I would love to do the stage 3 exhaust, but I'm so scared of what it will sound like and the dreaded drone...
I know it's a lot to ask, but any chance you could video the exhaust note at start up and video while driving. Maybe nail it a few times while driving with the windows up.
I actually was thinking of doing that anyway and I will in the next few days or so. I will say there is no drone and it's one of the main items on Dinan's website that they advertise as a plus. I know there are no F01's on Youtube with the exhaust running so I wanted to put it up there anyway. The car sounds really good and you won't be disappointed. When you're driving at highway speed you don't hear the exhaust and you hear more of it from outside the cabin under all conditions than inside. That's just the way the car is it's a quiet cabin. There's no other exhaust out there that will be quieter than this and a lot of people may want more than the Dinan offers. I was going to go with a Meisterschaft but at the last minute decided it might be too much for the car being that it is a luxury sedan and it's over 3x the price and I figured while Dinan was doing the stage 2 they might as well do the stage 3 and I would just get their exhaust with 15% off and not worry about any warranty items that could arise in the future. Remember Cornerstone now has a bumper to bumper extended warranty that covers the car and Dinan parts for a total of 6 years and unlimited miles. If I didn't have the Dinan exhaust I didn't want anyone to have any excuses that the back pressure or anything else from a different exhaust caused the problem. I own the car so since it's transferable and I plan on keeping the car, this is what influenced my decisions. I keep my cars, I still have my 01 E38 sport because I like it so much I gave it to my son and it has 115k on it and is running like new after I put some work into it and I don't see myself getting rid of it anytime soon.
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Series documents the development, construction, maintenance, and improvement of county roads and bridges. Records include bonds, general road and highway maps, petitions to have roads constructed or altered, notices, complaints, vacation records, and correspondence. Information includes road numbers and names and descriptions of the activity occurring on the road. Information concerning county roads may be available on the Integrated Road Information System (IRIS) at the county road office. Technical road survey maps may be found in the series titled Road Maps and Survey Notes.
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[Jefferson County Maps of Roads Atlas-includes road surveys, descriptions, petitions, viewers' reports, and vacations], vol. 2, ca.1878-ca.1925 (1 volume).
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Rd. Vacations [Road Records-includes road vacations], ca.1924-ca.1994 (1 cu.ft.).
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A.S. Ramsey Judge Jefferson County Bridge Log [includes construction type, condition, remarks, and related information], 1967 (1 binder);
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Records at the Jefferson County Public Works Department Office, Vault:
Bridge Files [Case Files-includes inventory and inspection reports], ca.1963-present (5 cu.ft.);
Jefferson County Maps of Roads with Proceedings [includes road survey information], vol. 1-2, 1878-1924 (2 volumes);
[Miscellaneous Rolled Maps-includes town, vicinity, road, road survey, national forest, national grassland], ca.1948-ca.1983 (ca.50 maps);
[Miscellaneous Rolled Survey Reference Maps and Plans-includes city, vicinity, road, bridge, road survey, subdivision, flood plain, school district], ca.1929-present (ca.175 maps and drawings);
Misc. From Road Files [Annual Road Reports], 1962-1971 (.30 cu.ft.);
Misc. From Road Files [Road Inventory Reports], 1962-1981 (.50 cu.ft.);
Road Action [Jackets-includes road petition, vacation, and survey information], ca.1884-ca.1949 (3.50 cu.ft.);
Road District Plats [Boundary], n.d. (1 volume);
Road Files [Case Files-includes maps, project documentation, correspondence, orders, petitions, and related records-boxed], ca.1965-ca.1996 (3 cu.ft.);
Road Register [with index], vol. 1, 1915-1981 (1 volume);
Roads [Alphabetical Case Files-includes survey maps, project documentation, correspondence, resolutions, financial documents, petitions, photographs, and related records], ca.1964-present (12 cu.ft.);
Surveyors Notes [Field Plat Book-shows land ownership and school and road district boundaries], vol. 1-6, n.d. (6 volumes).
Records at the Jefferson County Web Site:
JeffCo Mapper [Jefferson County Interactive Maps-includes various layer options such as assessor maps, zoning, districts, roads, flood zone, soils, air photos, natural features, urban growth boundaries, and other topics], n.d.-present (Internet).


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3) Hollywood Candy Just browsing this Old Market retro candy store is enough to send you into sugar shock. The vibe is Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory meets mercantile. Old-fashioned favorites you probably haven't seen since childhood stock aisles, along with homemade chocolates and sweet-treat memorabilia. Check out the extensive Pez collection. (402) 346-9746; hollywoodcandy.com
4) Boys Town The Rev. Edward Joseph Flanagan established an Omaha home for wayward boys in 1917 to encourage and guide them to lead productive lives. Through the 1920s and 1930s, his project grew into a village, encompassing a school, administration buildings and even its own government. The Boys Town campus has since been declared a National Historic Landmark District; today, the Hall of History, a visitors center and the Father Flanagan House offer an inspiring look at the difference one person can make in the lives of so many. (Guests of a certain age may remember the Spencer Tracy movie by the same name.) (402) 498-1300; boystown.org
5) Spaghetti Works An Omaha dining destination for more than 30 years, this family-friendly spot cooks up all-you-can-eat pastas and familiar Italian fare in a nostalgic Old Market warehouse atmosphere. The salad bar is in the back of an old Model-T truck, quite possibly enticing the kids to eat some veggies. To wash it down, Italian sodas come in 20 different flavors. When the weather's nice, grab a seat on the shady terrace that was once a loading dock. (402) 422-0770; omaha.spagworks.com
6) Lee G. Simmons Conservation Park and Wildlife Safari Here's where the wild things are; at least, those of the North American variety. The 4-mile drive provides peeks at elk, deer, wolves, bears and bison (try to go in the morning when the animals are most active). A hiking trail gives visitors a chance to stretch their legs and observe other animals. Fun fact: The new Crane Meadows viewing tower is the former Rosenblatt Media Tower used during the College World Series and Omaha Storm Chasers baseball games. Open seasonally. (402) 944-9453; wildlifesafaripark.com
7) Durham Museum Get on board for railroad fun at this hands-on museum in Omaha's Art Deco Union Station. Soaring 65-foot ceilings enclose restored train cars you can climb in and out of, life-size passenger sculptures and other exhibits. Stop by the straight-out-of-the-1930s soda fountain for an old-fashioned shake, malt or phosphate. (402) 444-5071; durhammuseum.org
8) Eugene T. Mahoney State Park With an aquatic center, miniature golf, paddle boats, toboggan runs, hiking trails, an ice rink and other outdoor recreation, Nebraska's premiere park offers fresh-air fun to keep the whole family busy no matter what time of year you visit. If you want to spend the night, or a few days, rent a cabin or a room in the rustic motel-style lodge. (402) 944-2523; outdoornebraska.gov
9) Lauritzen Gardens The formal English, Japanese and rose gardens appeal to grown-up green thumbs; a children's garden, hands-on activities and intricate model railroad garden (open May through October) hold kids' interest. You might even see wild turkeys strutting through the arboretum and bird sanctuary on these 100 acres in the middle of Omaha. (402) 346-4002; lauritzengardens.org
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This is a great story. Not sure why they don't have the breed of the dog listed.
THAT is a good dog! :35:
Makes me wonder if I could get my pistol drawn in time to protect the family. He kicks in door and comes in shooting....
what a great dog. to take the fall for for the family. sad that the dog got killed
Another example of why we should try to make all shelters in the country "No Kill" shelters.
The number of unwanted dogs and cats "murdered"(I refuse to use the more gentle term like "put to sleep") in shelters each year in this country alone is in the millions. Very sad. Most of those dogs and cats deserve better from us humans.
That dog deserves steak and place by a warm fire for the rest of his life
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He's officially retired in my book and should be shown his golden doggie bowl.
What a great dog, and fortunate family!
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Reason 6,234,238 that dogs rule.
Sadly, my little feller would eek out a bark or two and probably run away:embarassed:
Its interesting to see what an animal that loves it family will do for them. Death is not even considered, the dog does what it feels it has to do. It is duty in the purest sense.
If only some people could act as noble when the chips are down.
That is such a sad yet inspiring story. I love dogs, for obvious reasons. Oh and that is the perfect example of pitbulls in the news. I am not able to see pics but if what one previous poster said is correct, it shows the perfect example that the media only wants to shed a negative light on the pitbull and bully breeds. It makes me sick. :mad:
good story,great dog, now its time to track down the scumbum that shot him.
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what state did this happen in?
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This is about my SO's 8 year old but the parents of curlies forum is so slow so pardon me for posting it here. She has 2a/b waves, fine-medium texture, and it's dense. I wouldn't say it's VERY dense but it's dense.
She has the most insane tangles I have ever seen. My hair is much curlier than hers and does not tangle like this. At first I thought it was because SO is a single dad and literally did not know what conditioner was until I met him, so I spent a few months using much gentler shampoos on her and deep conditioning it. Then I found out she hadn't had a trim in 2 years so I took her to get her split ends trimmed and some long layers put in.
Ladies, I am at a loss. I wondered if her hair was low porosity and just dry, but it does not behave like low porosity hair. It doesn't take a long time to get wet and doesn't take a long time to dry. When it is soaking wet and full of conditioner, I can sometimes use a wide tooth comb and get them out and sometimes I can't.
Once she's done showering, if I am very careful helping her rinse it out and make sure she doesn't touch it with a terry cloth towel and we put some LI in, it is okay for a few minutes. But once it's dry, all bets are off. I'd say it's about APL and from her shoulders down (which, coincidentally, is where her strongest wave starts) it is impossible.
I know you're not supposed to comb dry hair, but if she gets it wet when it's tangled like it does, it makes it 10x worse. It will mat up like a spiderweb and create knots. So I'll start at the ends of her hair and very gently try to finger comb it or wide tooth comb it and I'll get a 2" section tangle free and by the time I get to the next section, the first section is tangled again and all she's done is stand there! WTF? Mornings are awful. More days than not she goes to school with ratty hair to be honest :(
She goes to her mom's every other weekend and sometimes will spend a weeknight with her aunt who has helped raise her and I can't control nor do I know what they put in her hair as far as conditioners go, so every other week or so I'll clarify her hair in case there's cone build-up. Having the hair I do, I figured I'd seen it all and I tried everything I knew about moisturizing hair. I've avoided protein with her. I don't have issues with tangles like this. Even her hairdresser when we got it trimmed, who has natural curls herself, was baffled. What causes this? Ideas?
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Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens
Bayou Bend
|1 Westcott St., Houston, Texas
|29°45′27″N 95°25′14″W / 29.75750°N 95.42056°WCoordinates: 29°45′27″N 95°25′14″W / 29.75750°N 95.42056°W
|15 acres (6.1 ha)
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|Classical Revival, Other, English Regency
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|December 6, 1979
Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens, located in the River Oaks community in Houston, Texas, United States, is a 14-acre (57,000 m2) facility of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH) that houses a collection of decorative art, paintings and furniture.[2] Bayou Bend is the former home of Houston philanthropist Ima Hogg. Bayou Bend was marked with a Texas Historical Commission marker in 1973 and was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.[2]
Mansion and gardens[edit]
The mansion, designed by architect John F. Staub, was built between 1927 and 1928 for Ima Hogg and her brothers, William C. and Michael Hogg. Covered in towering trees and thick undergrowth, the home site was, in Miss Hogg's words, "nothing but a dense thicket".[3] The home was one of the first to be located in the River Oaks neighborhood developed by the Hogg brothers. During construction, Ima Hogg insisted that as many trees as possible be kept. Only one tree was sacrificed to make room for the house, and the gardens were created around the existing trees.[4] Ima Hogg gave the home its name, over the objection of her brother Will, who said the name was "too muddy and 'muskeetery' and malarial".[4] Ima responded that "not everyone can have a bayou".[4]
Miss Hogg created a series of gardens that were intended as outdoor rooms for living and entertaining. In 1957, Miss Hogg donated her home and her collection to the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Bayou Bend opened to the public in 1966.
Staub's plan for Bayou Bend combined eighteenth-century Georgian architecture with elements that are distinctly Southern and of Spanish Creole architecture. Other aspects of Bayou Bend's design are borrowed from Southern plantation houses. The interiors borrow more heavily from the architectural traditions of the North. Staub incorporated floorboards and paneling from two eighteenth-century Massachusetts houses in Miss Hogg's bedroom and sitting room.[5] In February 1999, the city of Houston named Bayou Bend an official city landmark.[6]
The heavily wooded 14 acres (5.7 ha) along Buffalo Bayou include eight formal gardens. Three of the gardens are named for a statue of a goddess or muse displayed in the garden, Clio, Diana and Euturpe. The other gardens are named White, East, Butterfly and Carla.[7] In September 2008, the winds of Hurricane Ike caused extensive damage to the gardens. Although none of the statues were damaged, between 65 and 70% of the pine trees on the grounds had fallen, as had an American holly tree, which at 55 feet (17 m) was the tallest of its kind in Harris County, Texas. Bart Brechter, the Curator of Gardens at the museum, estimated that it would take 5 months to clear the debris and could take years to bring the gardens to their former state.[4]
The collection at Bayou Bend presently consists of approximately 4,700 objects that reflect historic and stylistic periods from 1620 to 1870 installed in some 28 period room settings that showcase American decorative arts from 1620 through 1870.[8][9] Miss Hogg began assembling this important collection of American decorative arts in 1920. To provide suitable settings for these extraordinary antiques, Staub designed simple but stately interiors in the style of colonial American rooms.
In 1920, while sitting for a portrait by artist Wayman Adams, Miss Hogg admired a simple armchair belonging to the artist that was made in colonial America and later obtained a similar Queen Anne chair for herself. Almost half a century later, Miss Hogg acquired the very same chair that she had first seen in Adams' studio. "From the time I acquired my first Queen Anne armchair in 1920, I had an unaccountable compulsion to make an American collection for some Texas museum."[10] The collection also contains notable objects from outside America, including English ceramics used in Colonial America.
See also[edit]
- ^ National Park Service (2010-07-09). "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service.
- ^ a b Stephen Fox. "Bayou Bend". Handbook of Texas Online. Archived from the original on 13 April 2008. Retrieved 2008-07-26.
- ^ "The Bayou Bend Museum". Archived from the original on 25 February 2008. Retrieved 2008-03-23.
- ^ a b c d Gray, Lisa (September 14, 2008). "Years of botanical care gone with the wind". Houston Chronicle. Retrieved September 18, 2008.
- ^ "Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens, History of Bayou Bend, Hogg Mansion". Retrieved 2008-03-23.[permanent dead link]
- ^ Byars, Carlos (February 4, 1999). "Council works quickly, OKs 27 new landmarks". Houston Chronicle. Retrieved 2008-09-18.
- ^ "River Oaks Garden Club - Bayou Bend". Archived from the original on 11 March 2008. Retrieved 2008-03-23.
- ^ "The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Bayou Bend Collection". Archived from the original on 2009-11-26. Retrieved 2008-03-23.
- ^ "Bayou Bend Collections and Gardens, Houston, Texas". Archived from the original on 24 April 2008. Retrieved 2008-03-23.
- ^ "The Museum of Fine Arts, History of Bayou Bend, The Collection". Retrieved 2008-03-23.[permanent dead link]
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It's a beautiful day for a war. As the mortal world slowly slips into chaos of the godly kind, Alexandria Andros must overcome a stunning defeat that has left her shaken and in doubt of their ability to end this war once and for all. And with all the obstacles between Alex and her happily-ever-after with the swoonworthy Aiden St. Delphi, they must now trust a deadly foe as they travel deep into the Underworld to release one of the most dangerous gods of all time. Alex faces a terrible choice: The destruction of everything and everyone she holds dear...or the end of herself.
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what happens after the big confrontation; That is expectacular .... how the story unfolds, I mean.
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I just really wish she didn't have to die.
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1) the Meplat is to large for the caliber for good BC numbers.
While the Meplat does in fact have something to do with B.C. it is one of the lesser important parts of the bullet to produce high B.C.s.
Have you tested the 300 gr Wildcat ULD against the 300 gr Seirra to see how they compare in bullet drop, I mean actual bullet drop over actual ranges?
I loaded both the 300 gr Sierra and Wildcat ULD bullets up in my 338 Kahn and tested them both.
I will also admit that I have yet to only test the Kahn out to 500 yards as I am waiting for a shipment of specially sized 338 bullets from Wildcat Bullets. The Sierra and regular Wildcat 338 ULD bullets are running in the .3385" to .3386" range which it to large in diameter for my throat which is cut to .3382".
Both bullets shoot very well but pressures rise prematurely due to the fat bullets. I will be getting some properly sized .3380" bullets from Wildcat Bullets here in the next month or so.
Anyway, I have tested these two bullets side by side at 100 and 500 yards.
I loaded both to an average velocity of 3080 fps which is pretty near top with the fat bullets.
I sighted the 338 Kahn in at +5" at 100 yards and shot test groups with both bullets to get an average impact measurement for both bullets.
I then moved back to 500 yards and fired three, 3 shot groups with each bullet and measured the drop in comparision to the 100 yard impact.
Wildcat bullets does not provide the B.C. for each bullet as this numebr is a condition of to many vaiables to stick it with one value. They simply expect you to figure it out for yourself at the velocity, altitude and elevation you are at. This is the only accurate way to figure B.C. anyway.
The Wildcat Bullets 300 gr ULD had 1.433" less drop for the three, three shot groups then the 300 gr Sierra did.
Like I said, this is only a 500 yard test and much more testing will be done soon on these bullets but it is obvious that the 300 gr Wildcat has a higher B.C. then the 300 gr Sierra MK. It certainly is not less then the Sierra.
1 1/2" less drop may not seem like much but at extreme range this will be dramatic, not only in drop but more importantly in wind drift which is the real killer in extreme range consistancy.
Please also keep in mind that the bullets I tested were the "Hunting" version of the 300 gr ULD.
This bullet has a much larger meplat then the match as well as the front portion of the bullet nose is slightly set back to form an expansion aiding feature on the bullet nose.
Even with this the B.C. is slightly higher then the Sierra MK. Were you testing the "match" or "hunting" ULD? Yes there are two different bullets.
2) My understanding of the Rebated boat tail resign is to combine all the best features of the flat base(accuracy, consistancy, ease of making) with the best features of the boattail(extreme range stability, lower velocity drop, higher retained energy, less wind drift).
That said and understand that is just my understanding of the design goals, the Wildcat bullets perform very well.
In the same test mentioned above, the 300 gr Sierra averaged .496" ctc for three, three shot groups at 100 yards and at 500 yards averaged 1.639" ctc for another three, 3 shot groups.
The 300 gr Wildcat ULD averaged .413" ctc for three, 3 shot groups at 100 yards and an impressive 1.095" ctc averge at 500 yards for three, 3 shot groups. It should be also noted that two of the three groups were under 1" at .891" and .984" ctc.
The third group had two shots under 1/2" but the third got away from me and opened the group up to 1.409" ctc.
No group shot with the 300 gr Sierra has ever broken the 1" barrier at 500 yards out of my 338 Kahn. They shoot very well and are very consistant but the Wildcats, at least the ones I tested out shot the 300 gr Sierra bullets by a fair margin.
Is this enough to make a difference, to me I want the most accurate bullet I can find and so far the Wildcat Bullets are those bullets.
Also, the fact that Richard Graves was willing to order a special reducing die to make true .3380" diameter bullets tells me he is serious about doing whatever he can to support his customer base.
This attitude is worth its weight in gold in my mind, think Sierra would make a special run of true .338" bullets for me?
No they would say recut your throat to fit "OUR" bullets. If Wildcats bullets was not around that is what I would have to do, fortunately, there are those willing to do true "custom" work like Richard.
I have also tested the Wildcat Match ULD bullets in the 6.5mm with the 142 gr ULD and it has also proven to have a higher B.C. then the Sierra 142gr Mk and also held tighter groups.
3) I am not 100% sure but I am very confident that the jackets used in the Wildcat 338 ULDs are not J-$ jackets. In fact I am not even aware that a 338 J-4 jacket is even made.
The big 338 VLD and ULD bullets need relatively heavy jackets to survive the launch of these big rounds. The J-4 jacket would be far to thin for these heavy bullets.
I believe the jackets used on the bullets I tested were Harfield jackets and I believe that all Wildcat Bullets in 338 are built with jackets of 0.040" thickness to properly handle all the special concerns with a bullet this heavy and long driven to high velocities.
This is also why they perform so well on big game.
You have a right to your opinion but I hope your basing your opinion on hard facts and not simply your opinion.
I will not say that every 338 will shoot better with the Wildcat Bullets then with the Sierra MKs. Hell the Sierra is even cheaper to buy. But from the results I have personally fired on target, the Sierra 300 gr Mk has been dropped and the Wildcat Bullets will be the only bullets I will shoot out of my 338 Kahn for exteme range shooting.
For this type of shooting, saving a few pennies on each bullet is simply a compromise in performance.
Please explain to me your comment about the 300 gr Sierra producing less recoil? That interests me, please explain your theory and logic behind that commment?
As a custom rifle builder, I will not endorse anything until it is proven up to the standards I hold for my rifles. I have tested the Wildcat Bullets in many different calibers and I have always been very happy with the results.
FOr my AM rounds, Wildcat Bullets are the only bullets I will endorse for these extreme performance magnums in .257", 6.5mm and .277".
I have used his bullets on game and have been extremely impressed with their accuracy, consistancy and on game performance.
I felt more then confident this year taking a neck shot on the largest whitetail buck I have harvested to date at nearly 300 yards with his 130 gr Bonded Core FBHP in .257". This bullet prints in the .3's at 100 yards out of the 257 STW rifles I have built and averges right at 1 1/4" for three shot groups at 500 yards. This is out of #6 contour, 30" Lilja barrels driven to 3500 fps.
Again actual range and field testing.
I have had some rifles and handguns that preferred other brands of bullets but those have been very few and far between. On average, the Wildcat Bullets will deliever on true match grade accuracy as well as on game performance in the hunting bullet lines.
Please tell us the results of your range testing with the 300 gr Sierra and Wildcat bullets, all the actual range testing information we can get is invaluable.
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I have sent a few emails back and forth to Richard about .277 bullets. Have you had a chance to try any of these out yet? I know he's suppost to come out with a few different weights / styles. I was going to test out some of his 168 grainers, but I'm not sure if my twist (1-10)in my 270WSM will stabalize them. Probly be close. Thinking about using some RL19 and could possibly get ~2900. What do you think?
Owe yeah, Richard is a top notch guy. Returns emails fast, and seems like he'll be great to work with.
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I have a shipment of those 168's on the way as we speak.
I would also say you will be alright with your 1-10 twist in the 270 WSM. It may be close but I would think you will be alright with top loads.
If you find that you are not getting tight groups with starting loads, be sure to test the bullets up through the entire pressure range. Sometimes a bullet that is on the edge of stablility will not shoot real well at lower velocity but tightens up very good at top speeds.
The 257 STWs are a prime example of this with Richards big 130 gr BCFBHP. When loaded in the 3000 to 3250 fps range they are not all that impressive. In fact I was about to give up on them and go with the 120 gr Partition but wanted to see just how fast the STW would drive these very large 25 cal bullets.
At a tick over 3300 fps the groups went from 1 moa to 1/2 moa. At the top velocity capacble with the STW at around 3480 fps, these bullets cut groups in the .3's.
If I remember correctly, Richard was telling me about a Bonded Core 130 gr FBHP that he had designed for a friends 270 WSM. Apparently this bullet was shooting scary small groups.
I have found his BC flat base bullets to offer B.C. values much higher then one would expect.
I have done extensive testing with his 100 and 130 gr FBHP's in the 257 STW. The 100 gr version has a B.C. of .480 which is substantially higher then a 100 gr Ballistic Tip. The 130 gr version is in teh .560 rangewhich is vastly more then any commercial 25 bullet on the market.
You may want to give those 130 gr .277" bullets a test, Richard sounded very impressed with that bullet in the WSM. When a bullet smith gets excited about a certain bullet, you can bet the thing shoots!!!
Kind of like when a rifle get a gunsmith excited!!
Anyway, I have not tested that 168 gr at all yet but I would think the B.C. would be in the low to mid .6 range and you should be able to get 2900 fps depending on your barrel length.
This would make a hell of a long range set up. The nice thing about Richard is that he will ship you a box of 50 so you can test the rounds without ordering a full box of 100 bullets.
This allows plenty of testing and if the bullets do nto work out, you are not stuck with most of a box of 100 bullets sitting on the bench.
He will work with you and could also probably offer some good load data as he was involved in developing those 270 WSM loads with his friend I believe.
THis bullet in my 270 AM will be extremely impressive. Will take the 270 rounds to a new performance level for sure.
Let me know how they perform for you in your 1-10. That information will be very valuable to me in the development of my 270 AM rifles.
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Thanks for the insite Fifty;
I won't have a chance to play with them for quite a while (whitetail season starting, then skiing and snowmobiling), but I will get to them eventually and keep you posted. As for the 130 grainers, I may give them a shot at some point. Its hard for me to move away from the 140 grain Accubonds right now. I've developed a mild load that shoots really well (largest 3 shot group is .480" smallest is .280") with Magpro going 3050. I'm very impressed for a Mod 70 Featherweight thats only been bedded and had the trigger adjusted. I'm hoping to get that kind of accuracy with about 200 more fps. We'll see after hunting season.
I'll keep ya posted.
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Sounds like a real shooter. Out of a factory rifle its hard to want more then your getting but from what Richard was reporting the 130's were extremely accurate.
Still if it ain't broke....
Good luck this season.
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The only thing that bothered me about the night was finishing second in my Oscar pool by a single pick. I nailed the telecast's end time by calling 12:02 a.m., so I would have won the tie-breaker if I'd gotten one more pick correct. DAMN YOU, DOCUMENTARY SHORT! How was I supposed to know one of the choices was about a handicapped African girl?
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By: Tree Spoonduck03.08.2010 @ 10:13 AM
Did you notice they left Farrah Fawcett out of the deaths montage? Why do they always forget people?
They left out Brad Renfro last year as well.
By: Danger Guerrero03.08.2010 @ 10:18 AM
"Mo'Nique is so ugly, I wouldn't fuck her even if she was Less'Nique."
– Samuel L. Jackson's face
By: Sarah Palin, Television Producer03.08.2010 @ 10:20 AM
That one chick from "Precious" deserved some sort of award. She stayed in character all the way through the whole awards show. That fat suit must have been really uncomfortable. *whispers* What? Really? Jesus Christ.
By: wehavehair03.08.2010 @ 10:24 AM
I thought it was downhill after NPH's opener. But then I saw the Christina Hendricks photos, and now I say Best Oscars Evar.
By: crispyaod03.08.2010 @ 10:30 AM
My roommate was watching the "after party" crap on E! after the awards and they had a press conference with Mo'nique where she revealed herself to be a complete and total bitch. I was like, "wow, she's a real cunt huh?"
By: Burnsy03.08.2010 @ 10:36 AM
So who did you lose to, Birthday Dog or Spaghetti Cat?
By: Lenny03.08.2010 @ 10:39 AM
Worst directed Oscars ever. It was like they gave a kid with ADD the control room and told the cameramen to try and pick up as many awkward moments as they could.
By: Upstate Underdog03.08.2010 @ 10:41 AM
Correct me if I'm wrong but Mo'Nique has to be the fattest (and hairiest) woman to ever win a an Oscar.
By: Stonecutter03.08.2010 @ 10:45 AM
Hated the telecast, but Kathryn Bigelow has officially replaced Helen Mirren as the chick over 55 that I most want to bang.
By: CrabApple03.08.2010 @ 10:45 AM
Last night Cuba Gooding Jr. and Adrien Brody welcomed Mo'nique into the "It's all downhill from here" club.
By: Otto Man03.08.2010 @ 10:55 AM
So we're all just going to agree never to talk about the sassy dance-off routine for the Best Score nominees? Not even the part when Turbo and Ozone busted some epic moves to the "Hurt Locker" theme?
Yeah, that's probably the right call.
By: Larry Storch School of Acting03.08.2010 @ 10:58 AM
I saw Hurt Locker and was disappointed. Tarantino clearly made the better film.
By: Lenny03.08.2010 @ 11:09 AM
Not to mention all the glaring omissions in the dead guy montage (Bea Arthur? Farah Fawcett? Henry Gibson?) and their glossing over the greatest actor from the classic movie Red Dawn – Mr. Patrick Swayze.
By: Lenny03.08.2010 @ 11:12 AM
"Correct me if I'm wrong but Mo'Nique has to be the fattest (and hairiest) woman to ever win a an Oscar."
She's up there with Kathy Bates and Robin Williams
By: Stonecutter03.08.2010 @ 11:13 AM
I'm a Tarantino apologist (my dog's name is Quentin), but I haven't understood all the love for Inglourious Basterds. It's a fantastic screenplay and has two great scenes – the farmhouse and the bar – but the rest of the movie just didn't work for me. I think the melody of QT's dialogue loses quite a bit when it's not in English.
And seriously, I want Kathryn Bigelow on my dick right now.
By: Lenny03.08.2010 @ 11:13 AM
"Hated the telecast, but Kathryn Bigelow has officially replaced Helen Mirren as the chick over 55 that I most want to bang."
Apparently James Cameron dumped her for an anorexic ghost. Good call Jimmy.
By: Stonecutter03.08.2010 @ 11:25 AM
@Otto: I have never been so happy to have Tivo as when I heard the words 'interpretaive dance.'
By: Rebecca03.08.2010 @ 11:50 AM
No way, CrabApple. Adrien Brody kicked ass in that one Diet Coke commercial.
By: michelle0703.08.2010 @ 12:27 PM
Swayze was the first actor in the dead people tribute, they hadn't cut to the big screen yet.
By: chiswede03.08.2010 @ 12:42 PM
At least someone called the Amber Lamps for the show.
By: rock & rye03.08.2010 @ 1:50 PM
I may have been drunk but did I hear Alec Baldwin call Sarah Jessica Parker a clotheshorse?


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Casey Coleman, the Cubs' 15th-round pick from Florida Gulf Coast University a year ago, is one such prospect looking to separate himself from the rest of the pack at Tennessee.
After signing with the club last summer, Coleman has moved quickly through the system thus far, going from Class Low-A Boise to Double-A in less than a year.
It's early, but Coleman has done nothing to disprove that he can handle such a big jump. The right-hander won both of his first two starts at Tennessee, allowing only one run and eight hits over 12 innings for a 0.75 ERA. He combined for 10 strikeouts and two walks in his first two outings.
Riggins said that Coleman, who sit around 90-92 mph with his fastball, put together a nice spring training and proved himself worthy of handling the bump up to Double-A.
"Casey and Jay (Jackson) both made the Double-A club and we put them there because we think they can both handle that level," said Riggins. "They're both out of college and they had location with their pitches. They had secondary pitches that they know how to use, so they made their case in spring training to make that club."
Where Coleman stands out, Riggins said, is his ability to keep the ball down in the zone.
"One thing about Casey is that he keeps the ball at the knees," said Riggins. "Last year, when I traveled around, he was the most consistent guy at throwing the ball at the knees. He works ahead in the count. He's got a real nice curveball and a really nice changeup. He just knows how to pitch, how to mix his pitches, and looks for hitters' tendencies.
"A lot of pitchers have the stuff, but it's their mindset and how they use their pitches and how they challenge hitters. Picking up weaknesses on hitters makes the difference."
Jackson for his part has had different results in his first two outings. The right-hander, a ninth-round Cubs draft pick from Furman a season ago, was tagged for six runs in four innings in his Double-A debut back on April 12 against Jacksonville. He rebounded somewhat in his second start, tossing five innings and yielding two runs and four hits while striking out six batters.
Jackson burst onto the prospect scene a season ago by posting a 2.88 ERA and notching 72 strikeouts in 50 innings between three stops – Boise, Peoria and Class High-A Daytona. His performance in the Florida State League postseason, in which Jackson tossed 5 2/3 scoreless innings, helped Daytona to the league title.
Riggins said Jackson earned his spot in the Double-A rotation out of spring training.
"Every place he pitched last year, he excelled," Riggins said. "He had a really good spring training at the Double-A level. The guy's a great competitor. He has four pitches to work with. He challenges hitters. It was a heck of a draft last year with him not in the top five rounds. That was a great pick by the scouting department."
One surprise and a late addition to the Smokies' rotation was left-hander Casey Lambert. Through his first two starts, Lambert had allowed three earned runs and eight hits over nine innings to go with four walks and one strikeout.
A sixth-round Cubs draft pick from Virginia in 2007, Lambert spent his first two seasons exclusively in relief. He appeared in 55 games a season between Tennessee and Daytona and had a 2.82 ERA in 67 1/3 innings combined.
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"In spring training, we were looking for another starter because Marcos Mateo came down from big league camp and missed a little time with a little shoulder injury. He was going to be our fifth starter at Tennessee, so we had to rehab him and at that point we didn't feel like he was able to start off the season and give us a lot of innings. He had to be built up," said Riggins.
"We were looking for a starter and I saw Casey Lambert one day throwing in a spring training game, and he was mixing three pitches pretty well. I talked to [Cubs Farm Director] Oneri Fleita about it and he said to go ahead. So we put him in the rotation and he's done really well. We're pleased with what he's doing. Casey likes starting and he told me in spring training that he really likes that role. Where it plays out, it's still undecided for his future."
Some might have been surprised not to see Alex Maestri in the Smokies' rotation. The right-hander, signed out of Italy in 2006, made 14 starts a season ago at Daytona and was 5-3 with a 3.69 ERA. He had a brief foray into Double-A last year, but tossed just 11 innings before being shut down with arm problems.
Maestri spent the off-season hoping to get in shape to return to starting and reported that his arm felt fine. But because of the problems that sidelined Maestri for the final two months of last season, Riggins said the Cubs wanted to play it safe.
"What we like to do is let some of our best arms get as many innings as possible," Riggins said. "We started Alex last year for the first half and … what that does is it gives the pitcher some innings to work on their pitches instead of an inning at a time or two innings. They learn how to pitch better and now we've put him back into the relief role.
"The injury, it kind of talked us into putting him back in the bullpen. We're trying to keep as many guys healthy as possible. Some guys are suited for starting and some guys are suited more for relief. It wasn't wrong that we [started Maestri last season] because he actually learned how to pitch better and perfect his pitches."
One pitcher looking to turn a corner and avoid an early season rut is left-hander James Russell. A 14th-round selection from Texas in 2007, Russell was the Smokies' opening day starter. But through three starts, he had allowed 15 runs and 24 hits in only 13 innings for a 9.69 ERA.
Russell started 2008 at Daytona, but would go on to spent most of the year at Tennessee with much the same results as his first three outings this season, allowing an excessive amount of hits (111 in 86 1/3 innings).
One of the knocks on Russell early in his pro career was that he lacked an effective breaking ball. Riggins said that since that time, the southpaw has developed a curveball as his out-pitch.
"His curveball was really good in spring training," said Riggins. "It's got a great break to it. He actually lives off of his fastball and changeup, and his curveball is his out-pitch. He just needs some experience. He was at Double-A a little bit last year and went back to Daytona. He came back this spring throwing really good with all of his pitches. We're looking forward to him giving us a lot of innings this year at Double-A."
One of the more interesting names in the Tennessee rotation is right-hander Hung-Wen Chen. An international signee out of Taiwan in 2007, Chen made 22 starts a season ago between Class-A Peoria and Daytona in his first full year with the Cubs and was 4-5 with a 3.37 ERA. He combined for 86 strikeouts and 25 walks in 128 innings.
Chen was fairly impressive in his first two outings at Tennessee, allowing three earned runs over his first 11 2/3 innings and striking out nine batters while issuing one walk.
"Chen started the year in Peoria last year as a starter and went to Daytona and pitched well to make the Double-A team out of spring training," said Riggins. "He's got a slider and a split that he throws. He's in the range of 89 to 92 (mph) and has very good movement on his fastball. He locates his pitches really well and he's also pretty smart at how to pitch. He knows how to mix his pitches."
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