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WACO, Texas (June 28, 2017) — Beginning Monday, July 10, Third Street from Baylor Avenue to Speight Avenue on the Baylor University campus will be closed to through traffic as a result of a recent safety study.
What the Founding Fathers believed about God and religion has long been a subject of debate and fascination, and Franklin's beliefs in particular may have the widest variety of interpretations among his peers.
WACO, Texas (June 27, 2017) – Baylor University President Linda A. Livingstone, Ph.D., has named Michael K. McLendon, Ph.D., as the institution's interim provost, effective July 1. McLendon has served as dean of Baylor's School of Education since July 2015, while also holding a faculty appointment as the Fred and Edith Hale Endowed Professor in Higher Education Leadership and Policy.
WACO, Texas (June 26, 2017) – Baylor University graduate Mima Fondong, B.S.Ed. (Health Science Studies/Pre-med) '17, has been awarded a Global Grant Scholarship from the trustees of The Rotary Foundation. She will attend the University of Westminster in London, England, to pursue a master's degree in global public health and nutrition.
WACO, Texas (June 26, 2017) – Summer at Baylor University belongs to the Class of 2021. As incoming Baylor freshmen experience everything from attending academic open houses to splashing through fountains at 3 a.m., they gain the knowledge they will need to thrive in college and the friendships they will treasure forever at Baylor Line Camp and New Student Orientation.
WACO, Texas (June 23, 2017) – Five years ago, Xin Zheng Yuan was born with a hole in his heart.
WACO, Texas (June 22, 2017) – Baylor University today announced that the philanthropic support of alumni, parents and friends during the recently completed fiscal year that spanned June 1, 2016, to May 31, 2017, exceeded $100 million in gifts, pledges and planned giving commitments, marking the sixth consecutive year the University has surpassed that benchmark in fundraising.
WACO, Texas (June 22, 2017) – In the words of the show's narrator, Baylor Theatre's latest production tells a story of "love, pure and complicated."
'Rising Star' Baylor Researchers Meet with Congressional Delegation, Staffers and Agency Officials on Capitol Hill
WACO, Texas (June 21, 2017) – A delegation of "Rising Star" researchers at Baylor University participated in the first Baylor Research on the Hill event in Washington, D.C., to share more information about the University and its research initiatives with key policy- and decision-makers.
Mourners of the Tragic Killings of the 'Emanuel Nine' Gather for Comfort, Commemoration in South Carolina
WACO, Texas (June 21, 2017) — The two-year anniversary of a white supremacist's killing of nine black people at a Bible study is a day when "pain and hope, treachery and triumph, awful and awesome come together," the Rev. Dr. Joel Gregory, professor of preaching at Baylor University's Truett Seminary, told hundreds gathered for an ecumenical service on Saturday.
WACO, Texas (June 19, 2017) — Baylor University School of Education launched a new Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in K-12 Educational Leadership in June, marking the School's return to the field of superintendent preparation.
Older People Who Feel Close to God Have a Sense of Well-being — and the More They Pray, the Better They Feel
WACO, Texas (June 19, 2017) — As people grow older, those who are securely attached to God are more likely to have a sense of well-being — and the more frequently they pray, the greater that feeling, according to a Baylor University study. But those who feel more distant from God do not receive the same benefit.
Baylor Law School Professor Laura Hernández is a recognized expert on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. She responded to President Trump's decision to continue the Obama-era program.
WACO, Texas (June 15, 2017) – Baylor Club at McLane Stadium has been named ClubCorp's "Club of the Year" for 2016 -- the first time this designation has been presented in ClubCorp history -- and also received the 2016 Gold Circle of Excellence award, the most prestigious performance recognition award given by ClubCorp.
Baylor School of Education Freedom School Offers Opportunities for Summer Enrichment and Civic Engagement
WACO, Texas (June 14, 2017) – Fifty rising 6th and 7th-grade students from the Waco Independent School District will attend the first Baylor University School of Education-sponsored Children's Defense Fund® Freedom School from June 14 through July 28 at Cesar Chavez Middle School.
WACO, Texas (June 14, 2017) – Emily E. Martin, a senior University Scholar at Baylor University, has been awarded a U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarship to study Russian this summer in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia.
WACO, Texas (June 14, 2017) – A troubled teenager, a nun struggling with her faith, a charming maintenance worker and a homeless man named Frog make up the cast of characters in Baylor University Theatre's latest production, "Grand Concourse".
Baylor Law School named Senator Murray Watson, Jr., of Waco, Texas, the 2017 Baylor Lawyer of the Year. "Senator Watson is most deserving of this honor," Dean Brad Toben said. "Murray is an exemplar of a public servant. His impact on the state of Texas, McLennan County, and Baylor is profound, and he is distinctively a humble, self-deprecating leader."
People Who Are "Phone Snubbed" By Others Often Turn To Their Own Phones, Social Media For Acceptance, Baylor Study Finds
WACO, Texas (June 13, 2017) -- People who are phone snubbed -- or "phubbed" -- by others are, themselves, often turning to their smartphones and social media to find acceptance, according to new research from Baylor University's Hankamer School of Business.
WACO, Texas (June 13, 2017) -- Jon Singletary, Ph.D., dean of the Diana R. Garland School of Social Work, participated in the first installment of the new Buckner Missions Lecture Series. Singletary's focus was on the importance of relationships in efforts to involve congregations in mission and ministry efforts to address poverty.
WACO, Texas (June 12, 2017) – Baylor University Executive Vice President and Provost L. Gregory Jones today announced his intention to step down from his post effective June 30 and return to a faculty position at Duke University.
Baylor University Counseling Center Receives National Accreditation for Its Doctoral Internship Program
WACO, Texas (June 9, 2017) – Baylor University Counseling Center (BUCC) has achieved a milestone for its doctoral internship program. The American Psychological Association has announced the accreditation of BUCC's doctoral internship program, a multi-step process that begins with accreditation and continues through long-term assessment of internship outcomes.
WACO, Texas (June 8, 2017) – Recent Baylor University graduate Shannon Sandridge, B.A. '17, who earned her degree as a University Scholar with concentrations in philosophy and German, has been selected to participate in the Lilly Graduate Fellows Program.
WACO, Texas (June 7, 2017) – Baylor University has recognized 12 faculty members as Outstanding Faculty in the areas of teaching, scholarship and contributions to the academic community for the 2016-2017 academic year.
WACO, Texas (June 7, 2017) --Prior to seeing the fifth Pirates of the Caribbean movie, audiences are introduced to a flurry of previews for upcoming films -- big-budget sequels centered on blockbusting standards: warring apes, animated cars, web-slinging and hammer-bearing superheroes, and space-based lightsaber battles between forces of good and evil.
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FLORENCE, S.C. – Francis Marion University junior right-handed pitcher Dylan Owen was selected by the New York Mets in the 20th round of Major League Baseball's 2007 First-Year Player Draft, Friday (June 8).
Owen was selected as the 29th pick in the 20th round (No. 633 overall) on the second day of the 50-round draft. The Chesterfield native is expected to make a decision in the next few weeks as to whether he will sign with the Mets or return to Francis Marion for his senior campaign.
Owen is the second Patriot hurler to be selected in the past two drafts. Lefty Lee Tabor was drafted by the Cincinnati Reds as the eighth pick in the 30th round (No. 894 overall) in the 2006 draft, and then passed up his senior season to sign with the Reds.
This past season, Owen was 10-1 with one save and a 1.14 earned run average. He struck out 121 batters in 102.1 innings pitched, walked only 19, and opponents hit just .208 against him, including a .178 figure by right-handed batters. He recorded three complete games, had six contests with double-figure strikeouts, and established a new PBC career record for strikeouts with 334.
Of the 77 hits he allowed this season, only eight were for extra bases and he did not surrender a home run. He leads Division II in ERA and strikeouts. His lone loss came in the season opener.
In three seasons at FMU, he has compiled a 28-8 record with two saves, a 2.15 ERA, and the 334 strikeouts in 323 innings. He has completed 16 of his 40 career starts.
Owen helped lead the Patriots to a 36-18 record this past year, the second-most wins in team history.
Owen was named the 2007 NCAA Division II national Pitcher of the Year by two different voting groups. He earned first-team Rawlings/American Baseball Coaches Association All-America honors each of the past two years. He was also selected as the Peach Belt Conference Pitcher of the Year for both 2006 and 2007.
Owen is the fifth FMU player to be drafted over the past six years, joining Tabor; center fielder Quentin Davis, chosen by the Atlanta Braves in the 13th round of the 2005 draft; right-handed pitcher Erin Jones, chosen in the 31st round of the 2004 draft by the New York Mets; and left-handed pitcher Hal Chafey, chosen by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 20th round of the 2002 draft.
Owen was one of four Peach Belt Conference pitchers chosen in the first 30 rounds of the 2007 draft.

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Now that's funny.
When I visit my mother I chuckle when I see the VCR with a blinking clock...
I finished running the ductwork for the hushbox today and specd out the ducting for the rack. The ducting worked out pretty well and simpler than i thought it would be......
Now i need to run the ducts for the rack and play with the PID controller to see how it works. Once i got a grip on that ill order the fans and hook it all up.
Sorry about the crappy iphone pics:
Here is a shot of the duct and conduit running to hush box:
While i was up there working i wanted to reposition my subs, move and re-angle the mains so I took a quick shot with the "Hood Popped"
I also repositioned seating.
Bad part: Now i gotta recalibrate and EQ the subs over......
Looking very nice, Nicholas!!
You may be addressing this in your attic ductwork, but do you have a return line going into your hush box? I may not have the term correct, but you need hot air (pull) and cold air (return), right? I only see one line.
Also, quick question of the glass mount. How are you securing it to the frame?
Looking very nice, Nicholas!!
You may be addressing this in your attic ductwork, but do you have a return line going into your hush box? I may not have the term correct, but you need hot air (pull) and cold air (return), right? I only see one line.
Also, quick question of the glass mount. How are you securing it to the frame?
Hi Java,
Thanks, it is coming together pretty well.
The projector box is mounted to a shared wall with the stairwell. The hush box has a short duct in the back that sticks through the wall back wall of theater into stairwell. This is the cool "supply" and the duct you see leading away from box is the "return" which leads to fan in attic.
I'm not sure yet on the attachment of the glass. I always thought I would "glaze" it into the frame with silicone or something. I could put an applique on the outside if the glazing was too hideous. Any ideas?
You want to be able to remove the frame and glass easily so you can:
1. Clean the glass front and back (finger prints/dust)
2. Easily replace the glass after you break it.
3. Easily get to the front of the anamorphic lens, the slide, and the projector lens for maintenance, adjustment, focus, cleaning, etc.
Maybe a silicone seal isn't too bad because you can "re-pane" it if needed. Any other option I can think of that isn't sealed, would kind of negate the sound damping benefits.
I hope Dennis posts back there there were a few questions still unanswered.
Heres a couple shots of the VCR chassis coming along....
Lots of little things to do, its hard to keep focused. I seem to get pulled in all directions. Im estimating 2-3weeks to complete.
Although I have not commented; I have been following along with your saga to get the heat / ventilation arrangement optimized.
It will be great if your current efforts can resolve this without having to go to mini-split.
Pretty clever idea of using the old VCR chassis as an in-rack controller !!
I'll be following along and wish you luck
Hi Cuz,
Its a two fold effort really, heat and noise are the driving factors.
If the room is comfortable in the winter with the ventilation additions I will be ok without the mini-split. I have found that I can keep the room cold in the summer by turning down the thermostat from 78(normal temp) to like 72. However, I have fully prepared myself to go the mini-split route beginning next year if the heat is not under control. My tax return is already spent.
Even if the heat is not fully controlled the ventilation of rack and hush box to another room will help out. The noise floor will be considerably lower after the ventilation. My equipment is very loud right now. I plan on enclosing the rack with a glass door also so that noise will be completely contained also. With the rack fans, PS3(Fat loud version), EP4000, and projector fans all running the noise floor is prob 10db above what it could be. 10db is a LOT!
This UPDATE for J_P_A,
I played with the fan last night and one of those ceiling fan controllers from lowes. The fan will start even at the lowest speed setting and continue to run witout visible issue. On the outside of the fan is a capacitor and I was not able to see any centrifugal switch which would take it out of the power supply line. Therefore I assume its in-line all the time and doesn't drop out. I don't see any need to slow it below the middle speed setting for my application. When I slowed it to half setting the air flow appeared to be the minimum I would expect needed to move the air over the required distance accounting for frictional loss. Honestly, I probably won't need to slow it at all the 240cfm seems about right.
BTW, if you want some serious nerd cred, you need to leave the flashing 12:00 on the VCR. That would be awesome!
Speaking of VCR's. My dad called over and asked me to "tape something" for him. I had to chuckle when I told him that I have not actually "taped" anything for years. He then asked how I watched programs when I was not home. It never even crossed my mind that my dad had no idea that when I said I had recorded a program I had not "taped" it. This led me to say that I actually DVR'd the program which prompted the question "what is a DVR?" I then found a link and emailed him so he could watch the event live which was the presidential debate. I think it was the first time ever he had streamed anything online. So it was a evening of technical firsts for my dad. My mom on the other hand is better suited for the "Little House on the Prairie" days of technology.
Yup, future generations won't know what the phrase "Be Kind, Rewind" means or that they used to charge a rewind surcharge if you returned a tape to the rental store without rewinding!!!!! Gosh, I just had a flashback of me standing in front of the VCR waiting for it to rewind so I could put it back in the case.........
Or cleaning the "heads" with erasers!
Or pulling out a crumpled mess BC the player ate the tape!
Good info! Thanks for the update. After some last minute changes to my ventilation layout I may have more fan than I need now, so I may end up putting in a speed controller.
BTW, if you want some serious nerd cred, you need to leave the flashing 12:00 on the VCR. That would be awesome!
Haha, that would be cool. Where was that suggestion a week ago!? I already trashed all the insides, although i did ponder keeping the power supply but decided it was too weak to use for any of my other DIY projects. It might would have worked for a DIY pre-amp or something......
This weeks been pretty steady. I started playing with Durham's Water Putty this week. I saw it used in curved speaker cabinets as a filler putty for kerfs in bent MDF. This is a large gap putty that doesn't shrink and cures "rock hard." Man this stuff does cure hard, it doesn't hardly sand even.... After ventilation and Acoustic Treatments you might see this stuff in action with my DIY SEOS build. I wanted to use it to see how it works and it works great. I used it to fill in the odd shapes and gaps in the VCR face so its flat and presentable. Maybe some pics on that tonight before round two of sanding and filling. My biggest gripe with wood putty is it dries out before I use it all up. This stuff is powder and you mix up what you need and the rest is good forever.....
I've spent a lot of time with my crimping pliers this week routing wires in the VCR chassis. The relays came in yesterday but the long thermocouple and the 24V alarms are not delivered yet. Those are the last two items I'm waiting on to finish up the fan install.
Order of tasks to finish fan Install:
- Install Relay board, Long thermocouple, and alarms into VCR Chassis.
- Finish putting Lipstick on VCR face.
- Final assembly and testing of thermal controller assembly
- Cut holes in Rack
- Run Rack ductwork
- Install fans and hook up power
- Tweak fan speed, setpoints, and other parameters.
Task List Update:
Order of tasks to finish fan Install:
- Install Relay board, Long thermocouple, and alarms into VCR Chassis.
- Finish putting Lipstick on VCR face. Done
- Final assembly and testing of thermal controller assembly
- Cut holes in Rack - One of two cut.
- Run Rack ductwork - On of two done
- Install fans and hook up power
- Tweak fan speed, setpoints, and other parameters.
Chassis is coming along. Final assembly is awaiting final paint to dry and the long thermocouple.
I forgot to take a pic while I installed the duct to the bottom of the rack, but here's an afterthought shot.
Here you can see where I ran the cool air supply ducts into the stairwell leading up to theater..... Not the prettiest grills but anyone on these stairs is on their way up to the theater anyways. I wouldn't want these in my living room but theyre ok here.
Proof work being done. ;)
Minor Setback, it appears I did not understand the architecture of the relay board completely. I quickly read the description and although in broken English thought I understood what they meant. Apparently this relay board couples the contact voltage to the coil voltage with a transistor. I assume this is to ensure the coil voltage is stable and the relay remains closed.
Now here's the rub, the description stated a 24V contact voltage, but the actual relay was rated 240V 10A which mislead me into thinking the board would be "happy" with 120V contact voltage. Needless to say that transistor which was expecting 24V Went up in a fraction of a second making a nice little bang, a little bit of spark, and let all its magic smoke out........ HAHA, scared the ****ake mushrooms out of my girlfriend!!!!
No worries, I had the controller chassis properly grounded and fused. It took out the fuse and the transistor on the relay board. Hopefully the controller did not suffer any damage.
I am going to disassemble the relay board and in the spirit of Halloween Frankenstein the relays and terminals onto a through hole board, thats the project for the tonight.
Happy Halloween!
So since I blew up the original relay board, I decided to do what any self respecting DIY man would. I DIYed my my relay board from the pieces that weren't destroyed by my misunderstanding. One trip to radioshack for a perforated board and some solid copper wire......and
Next we finish mounting that relay board into our SEEEEXY chassis.......
All Done! But Still photos are boring, want to see it all work?
I wish back in the day; that my VCR could have had that many flashing lights!
Looking forward to hearing how well it works when hooked into your ductwork - hoping for the best!!
Going a bit off-topic here: Just noticed some of your posts on another forum; the DIY sound group. Afraid I have also been infected with the prospect of DIY speakers, and will be looking forward to your SEOS activities.
(Just ordered 3 of the SEOS-12 horns, and CDs, for my spare time this winter)
Hey Cuzed,
Yeah its pretty hard to look at the parts(SEOS) sitting in the box, so I put them into my attic. I've got all the parts except the crossover components and hope to get started after the new year.
Realistically I would just like to finish this vent project before Christmas. Covering up the back soffit will transition me into my serious phase of Acoustic treatments since I have to buy the acoustic fabric to finish up the back soffit install.
Updated to-do list for finishing Ventilation install:
Order of tasks to finish fan Install:
- Install Relay board, Long thermocouple, and alarms into VCR Chassis. Done
- Finish putting Lipstick on VCR face. Done
- Final assembly and testing of thermal controller assembly Done
- Cut holes in Rack - One of two cut.
- Run Rack ductwork - On of two done
- Install fans and hook up power
- Tweak fan speed, setpoints, and other parameters.
- Install Edmunds Optics Glass- Came In Yesterday.
- Cover Back soffit with Acoustic Fabric and fill with Roxul Safe-n-Sound.
Glass came in today and fits perfect with room for glazing. My GF is taking me hostage tonight though so no work until tomorrow.
I had to pull all the cables and wiring from the ceiling coduit and re-route through the conduit leading to the back soffit and hush box. Since the cabling is now disconnected the theater is out of commission until I can relocate the projector. Relocating the projector is contingent on finishing the ventilation, so you get what I mean.
Tore the upper rack apart in preparation for cutting the last hole for ventilation.
Put one of the fans in the attic scoping out available real estate.
I can see why this glass comes so highly recommended. Its very trasparent and controls reflections very well. Its actually very similar to museaum glass for framing artwork but much thinner. At 1mm thick I had to be very careful removing the protective film as it was stuck on very well. It probably took like 5 mins total to remove the film from both sides.
Hers some pics of the glass install:
Put a few dabs of black caulk around the perimeter for the glass to rest upon.
Laid glass down onto dabs and seated allowing glass to rest on caulk for support. Notice how clear and reflection free the glass is! Some of the shots its completely invisible, thats good!
Finish up glazing around perimeter of glass.
UPDATE: This weekend might be the final push to get the ventilation installed and functional. Not pretty mind you, but functional.
- Install Relay board, Long thermocouple, and alarms into VCR Chassis. Done
- Finish putting Lipstick on VCR face. Done
- Final assembly and testing of thermal controller assembly Done
- Run Rack ductwork - done
- Install fans - done
- Install Edmunds Optics Glass- Done
- Cut holes in Rack - One of two cut.
- hook up power to fans.
- Tweak fan speed, setpoints, and other parameters.
- Cover Back soffit with Acoustic Fabric and fill with Roxul Safe-n-Sound.
It took me a while to realize the glass was in place in some of those shots. Crazy transparent!!
Hey Java!
Yeah its crazy clear.....
Update I finished the install of the ventilation.... Oh Happy Day! I am so tired of crawling around my attic.
A little adjustment of the "hysteresis" setting on the controllers has them coming on and off as needed. The rack ventilation comes on twice every three hours for about 10 minutes each time..
The projector fan comes on and keeps the outlet temp within 5 degrees of what it ran free-air.
The AVR runs at exactly the same temp as when I had the old case fan setup.
Noticeable reduction in noise with the projector in the box and the reduced fans in the room, too soon to tell about the heat as I havent spent enough time with it yet.
So far I'm stoked! I'll put up some pics tomorrow, but one pic to show my misery today while crawling around attic....
Yeah, my GF thinks I'm certifiable, I think she sticks around just to see what crazyness i get into next.
I took a few shots to share from iphone.
First for anyone considering a hush box and contemplating the angle of the glass. I used 15degrees and have the projector very close to the glass. the reflected light just hits the top of the lens, so I might need to move the projector back a bit. No problem though plenty of room. Its sooooo much easier to setup the projector on its feet over a ceiling mount too!
That VHS/ temperature controller turned out very well - nice job!
Also - just sent you a PM on DIY speakers....
We're still alive, funds have been re-appropriated towards landscaping and lawn activities.
Here's a short list of things I want to do.....
- Add Panasonic in-line ventilation fan to room to circulate air from down stairs and cool rack to downstairs.
- Finish building out the last two 15" MFW subs
-Not that theyre needed but less distortion is always a good thing.
- Finish building out room treatments. NEXT!!!
-Prob need at least 2 cases of OC703 not including bass trapping so prob more like 4 cases.
- I Preordered some SEOS12" waveguides to re-do the LCR mains sometime in the future.......
- Construct riser and go from row of 4 curved to 3+2 curved.
-Extra recliner is in garage really just need to build riser and mount projector on back wall...........
Unfortunately all these plans are big $ for a "working man" and will take some time but there is a to-do list for you guys to hold me to.
In the meantime here's a cool track someone turned me onto:
I moved the projector back in the hushbox about 2" last night so that the reflected light completely misses the lens. It seems to look better but I wouldn't swear its not an psycho-optical illusion.
Wanted to post a quote of a to-do list I shared long ago, see I'm a man of my word!
I'm going to live with the current state of the ventilation and see if any further tweaks are necessary but it seems to work fine. I have spent some extended time up there now and will say the amount of heat that has been removed is considerable. During these cooler days I have been comfortable without fiddling with the HVAC thermostat at all. Heat buildup is virtually non-existent except for body heat which I havent noticed being a problem.
Now my next fun adventure will be ACOUSTIC TREATMENTS!! I decided to use Roxul safe-n-sound due to these perceived advantages:
- Low cost
- No FIBERGLASS!!
- Easily obtainable through Lowes
- Did I mention NO FIBERGLASS!!?
- Performs similar to OC703 or Linacoustic
- Cheaper
I ordered 5 packs of 8 2'x4'x3.5" Roxul safe-n-sound. One thing about this stuff is its floppy so everywhere it goes will need a frame. I plan to address the usual suspects responsible for small room acoustic issues including:
- LCR First reflection points for side walls and ceiling
- More extensive bass trapping in corners
- Treat as needed Back and Front Walls
- Measure modify repeat
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Jennifer Aniston's movie Marley and Me (we suggested it for winter break!) had an international premiere in London yesterday and her hair looked amazing (left)! But is it worth nearly $60,000? It does look great, but that is a lot of money!
With a big premiere coming up, Jen reportedly decided to have her hairstylist flown from Los Angeles, first class, to do some touch-ups. She paid for her stylist's London hotel expenses for a week, and she even paid the hourly rate he charges for styling her locks before a big event. Her price tag for all of it was about $60,000.
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What about the apron factor? Black on black? seems a bit much..........
what's everyone wearing tonight? :lol: :crazy: :chef:
i couldn't agree with you more on the white. white is classic, and the industry we are in appreciates and values tradition. i always invest in a more luxurious chef jacket -- it's worth the investment. been dealing with a little team at cayson culinary designs lately - awesome. other than that, i just go with a jacket that holds up, lasts, nothing trendy... my 2 cents.
In my humble opinion: It depends. I love the black on black. Looks sleek & professional and stays cleaner longer through service. White on white is a classic look and I would wear that outside if I ever did an event outside, but in general, I don't like white for the back of the house.
We have a casual family restaurant, so most of my line wears a cool logo graphic tshirt, black aprons, black military cap w/ logo. I believe uniformity is important to efficiently function, so my line & help all dress the same. I also believe that it is important for constant branding. Our Chefs & Mgmt have nice black or red logo jackets that match. The mgmt has one available and uses the jacket as a "cover up" so their dress shirt (nice logo polo) doesn't get dirty if they have to run back there and help on the line (because aprons don't have full coverage). I am actually looking for better quality jackets for them. Maybe I should post a question on here! Great idea! :)
PS: Black on black with black shoes & pants and a black cape & mask with breathing apparatus = Darth Chef -- might not want to take it that far... or you might.
I always kept one nice jacket around to wear when I had to work carving and omelet stations at buffets, or do something in the FOH like table side cooking. I never wore it on the line or during prep so it stayed immaculate.
I vote white jackets, black pants (because they do double duty as civvies, lol). I've been buying from http://www.kng.com for years because they have good quality and they are mad cheap. My first pair of checks I bought were from Chefware. They were expensive and didn't last 3 months before the crotch wore out. I get a 1-2 years out of the KNG pants and they are a fraction of the price. And even then, I only have to trow them out because the stitching on the band unraveled too much, or I split the crotch. The only down side is they are poly, so they are a little warmer.
I also like cook/dishwasher shirts. They are much lighter and have snap buttons. But they are short sleeved.
What do you guys do about hats? I like pill box style hats. Hate those tall paper hats. Always knocking them off on the hood or the walkin.
I prefer black or other colours, but currently it's white... with the restaurant logo embroidered on one side and my name on the other. I have only two of those coats though so the other days it's my own white jackets, black pants, danskos, and a black apron. As for hats, we don't do hats at our place but I do prefer the pillbox style over the tall hats or ball caps.
my jackets are avacado green, cobalt blue, black and sometimes denin, cuz sometimes i'm a cowgirl......black yoga pants or checks and always, always danskos...and to whoever said black is gay...shame on you...its a hot look and so are the men who wear it!....
Uhhh... you can't argue with physics, although many have. White reflects HEAT, which comes from standing infront of a 8 eye monster, with a salamander and charbroiler breathing down your back. If you did any research on it, Escoffier indtroduced white jackets for this reason, before that they were grey.
Colours don't really matter to me, whatever floats your boat, I prefer white for the many reasons listed above. However, if you wear those one-size-fits-all baggy pants that you can hide a pregneant elephant in the pockets with a pattern of little red chilllis and pepper shakers, I'm gonna give you a hard time....
What I really HATE is someone messing around with the design of the jacket itselff. Changing for change's sake. Like those stupid jacket that look double breasted but aren't, held together with those stupid baby-pajama snap-buttons. Snaps will give out after 6 washes, and you can't flip the jacket over to a clean side if you have to go out to the dining room or whatever.
I'm all about a plain white chef's coat with no names or logo's embroidered on it. I really can't stand chef's putting their names on their jackets. I mean, mayyybe if you're some famous 3-star chef but otherwise it just seems silly. Checks or plain black for pants and white aprons or the traditional commis apron(blue with white stripes, I like these cause they stay clean looking). Alternatively, I'm OK with chef's wearing a black chef coat with black pants but anything else is overkill. All the crazy colors and designs, yuck. If you want to "Express yourself" wear a baseball cap, otherwise, save it for the plate please.
I wear black pants and a white chef's jacket with a tank top underneath it, some funky colored socks and my black crocs.
I too have considered going to a black chef's jacket since my white ones are starting to not be so "white" (despite the clorox soak), however, when I cut up my handmade marshmallows I tend to get the dusting powder all over and I don't think that would look so good for a chef to be wearing a black jacket with white powder all over the front.
I do like to add a little flair sometimes, (usually around the holidays) so I will add colored ribbons to my braids (I put my long hair in pigtails for work with a headband) and of course my funky colored socks. I have pairs for every holiday, hearts, pumpkins, shamrocks, skull and crossbones (for talk like a pirate day ) etc.
well, you obviously ain't a woman!!! women=clothes, men=cars...i love colors and cute shoes...are you crazy!... i hallelujah the day someone(probably a woman) brought in bright fresh new colors into the kitchen! if you looks pretty and you feels pretty, its a good thing...like it makes you wanna do a little jig! maybe like, yeah we can all cook when its cloudy and rainy outside just fine, but don't you just plain feel better and the skies the limit when it's a bluebird day?..kinda the same things with colored jackets...well, at least for me..
i found chef coats on happy chef that are really light. and they have ventillation holes on the sides and the upper back. that's for when it's really hot and want to look presentable. but my kitchen gets 150 degrees in the summer time so most days it's a tee shirt from my restaurant, the lightest black mesh shorts i can find, and my ridiculously orange crocs (mario batali, eat your heart out). i also wear a vans trucker hat backwards. it's got holes so it breathes, and i dont have to wear a god damned hair net.


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About as soon as I posted my dialogue with her on the aubade, Tarfia sent me a link to Kenyon Review Writers Workshop faculty member Carl Phillips' own "Aubade: Some Peaches, After Storm," which I'm adding to our reading list, though I wanted to make a note of it here as, compared with some of the other poems on the list, Carl's poem shows how a poem's genre can reside below its surface, acting as a skeleton: it works even if we don't see it as such.
The sense of after-ness, of an ending is clear in the poem's delicate opening, the title having announced the power that's passed: "So that each / is its own, now—each has fallen, blond stillness." The peaches, fallen away from the tree, image the speaker, now floating free and diminished by the absence of the lover—which we feel even if we don't define the situation exegetically. The poem ends, then, on a note that expresses the hope of the aubade: that the speaker will be reconnected with his lover and, thereby, saved from the loneliness:
how you stand—like a building for a time condemned,
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The aubade, as a form, provides the arc, the movement—the chart over which the improvisation of the poem can be accomplished.
Carl's poem uses the genre—if you can read the form, some of the poem's qualities may seem amplified—but never seems constrained by it, and as such is a model for what we'd hope anyone could achieve in the game of the genre.
For a writer coming to a new genre, it can seem that such poems are built on a detailed mastery of the genre as a form, and one can fear that a literary critic's knowledge of the form is necessary for success, but I think Carl's poem, masterful and knowledgeable as it is, succeeds in its negotiation with the aubade not because it knows some deep secret, but because it understands the gesture of the form—the "idea" or the feeling of the aubade.
This is something that, for some, only comes after reading dozens and dozens of a certain kind of poem (though I think that's mainly because most teaching of literature seems aimed at interpreting the text as a tale or code as opposed to an assessment of the text's form). But one can get there more quickly. I often advise my students who are working with a genre form to read with—as the detectives in the HBO series The Wire called it—soft eyes, looking for the underlying movement. One way to do this is to read a lot of example poems very quickly and see what sticks; another way to do this is to read while sleepy or distracted, reading out of the side of the eye, with the peripheral vision. And that's the kind of game, undertaken in the service of a larger game (writing the poem), Tarfia and I will be promoting in our workshop.
Stacey Harwood (of the Best American Poetry Blog fame) asks whether I'd consider Frank O'Hara's "A True Account of Talking to the Sun at Fire Island" an aubade.
Whether or not a true critic would agree with me, yes, I would. The poem doesn't, at first read, seem to be an aubade. Yes, the poem is about sunrise, but the poet isn't even awake at the beginning of the poem, and he certainly doesn't seem melancholy or forlorn. There is no "lover" in the traditional sense. The sun comes to play the part of the lover, however, and even though the poem begins with the sun's arrival, it moves toward the sun's departure. So, though it may not begin as an aubade, it certainly ends as one. The sun may seem more like a muse than a lover, but the combination of muse and lover that's possible when one reads this (soft eyed) as an aubade (or against the background of the aubade) amplifies the always implicit relationship between the romantic object and the poetic source that animates so many lyric poems—and which may be part of the soul of a lyric poem, though I expect you'd need David Baker to weigh in on that.
With respect to our craft notes series on genre-based games, O'Hara's poem seems to do a fine job of drawing into itself the "rules" of the aubade in order to "score," to make a strong and successful move.
A postscript to a postscript: since we've posted this as an addendum to this week's craft note, we'll observe our own movable calendar and post the note on the elegy this coming Tuesday instead of Monday, to give you (and us) some time to breathe.


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ST. PETERSBURG — They just kept falling from beyond the top of the key, from the wings, from the corners, from 32 feet out, 28 feet away, with hands in faces, with opponents charging out, wide open.
Whatever the circumstance, whatever the clock reads, whichever Shorecrest guard is taking the shot, the ball seems to drop through the net.
The Chargers (22-8) appear to have no limit on their range. Half-court is where the launching pad begins on what can be a barrage of 3-point shots.
Shorecrest's long-range ability is a big reason the Chargers are hosting Fort Myers Evangelical in Saturday's Class 3A region final. If the Chargers win, they will be in the final four for the first time.
"We're more of a take it outside then go inside team rather than other way around," Shorecrest coach Daryl Blume said. "The ideal range for our guards is in the 22- to 24-foot range. But they can take it out farther than that."
Ricky Quiroz is the Chargers' long-range specialist. He leads the state in 3-pointers made with 118, nearly four per game.
Luke Blume, the coach's son, also is good from beyond the arc. He hit a combined 16 3-pointers in the district semifinal and final.
"We have a lot of good shooters on this team," Quiroz said. "Whoever is hot, we just keep trying to give him the ball."
Blume and Quiroz both became perimeter shooters out of necessity. They lacked height in middle school and used the 3-point shot as the equalizer.
"I remember Luke was real tiny," Quiroz said. "He stood just 5 feet. The only way either were going to get playing time is if we took 3-point shots and made them. Our coaches always wanted us take the open shot and I think that helped us develop a real aggressive approach when it came to shooting."
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Once they do, they are deadly.
The two can make jumpers from both sides of the court, off the dribble and from behind screens, in heavy congestion and wide open.
One of Quiroz's 3-pointers was a what-the-heck heave from about 34 feet, but it still was a classic Quiroz jumper, arms extended above the head, elbow on the shooting arm (the right) slightly askew, eyes following the ball.
Try to keep him from getting open, well, that's a long shot indeed.
"Ricky and Luke both shoot better with less-contested shots," Daryl Blume said. "So instead of shooting a 22-foot shot with a hand in their face, they'll step back and shoot from 28 feet sometimes."
Their range sometimes leaves defenders exasperated.
"I'll back it out to get separation," Quiroz said. "Sometimes, I'll see an opposing guard just shaking his head. His coach will tell him to guard me. And he'll say he is."
The Chargers know opponent are conscious of their long-range ability. But Shorecrest is more than just a 3-point shooting team.
Take last week's region semifinal against St. Petersburg Catholic. The Barons were intent on not giving Blume and Quiroz open looks from anywhere on the court.
No matter. The two guards fed the ball inside to Johnny Koenig, who had a team-high 23 points.
"We've got a lot of weapons and can do some different things," Daryl Blume said. "Opponents definitely have to pick their poison."
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It all begins in 1969 when a young boy named Kenji and his friends write "The Book of Prophecy." In their book, they write about a future where they fight against an evil organization trying to take over the world and bring about Doomsday.
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If this is going to be a collectors or preorder mount, it doesnt attract me at all to buy them. Just a Raven Lord revamped. No ty.
I don't see it being a drop since there is no flying in draenor till 4.1
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I swear to god, this better not be another mount for the store.
Really hope this isn't another store mount. pretty sick of them now especially how they bumped the price up on the new one. Just greed getting the better.
imo it will be digital deluxe and collector's edition mount even though I have seen some people say It doesn't look "Savage" enough for WoD CE I disagree a bit think about the original raven lord mount it was an arakkoa mount from a dungeon in BC to me it just makes sense for blizzard to be like "hey we remember BC also". (Also give me that extra $20 on that pre-order)
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Finally Raven Lord can fly...it always bugged me that the supposed Lord of Ravens couldnt get off the ground lol...
Raven Lord can´t fly in our Outlands...
But in Garrosh new molded Draenor this doesn´t count...
For this reason WoD CE mount !!!
I hope it's the CE mount, would sorta make sense seeing as the Anzu Mount is from Outlands, although it will still look out of place until the new Character models are implemented.
Either a Collector's Edition mount, a new Store mount or a new RaF mount.
Either way, i'm having it.
I don't love it.
I like it i guess. might get it if its with WOD pre purchase
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It's a dream that's a long time in coming for the theater's management.
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The Loft plans to raise $2.5 million to fund its goals. To start, the theater will buy the land and building of its next-door neighbor, J&L Automotive, 3251 E. Speedway, converting the building into a theater.
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Verb conjugation; adverbial clauses; the future progressive: forget financial jargon, these are the words that may soon be found flying around the offices of Japan's banking world.
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Where can I get an AK47 223 AR15 mag adapter? Wasnt someone here making some really good ones awhile back? Thanks. (Dont worry, its not for my Norinco 84S!)
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Where can I get an AK47 223 AR15 mag adapter? Wasnt someone here making some really good ones awhile back? Thanks. (Dont worry, its not for my Norinco 84S!)
renagade buck was and there was some body out it in texas that took forever to deliver.
i put on on a 223 ak. it ain't no cake-walk less your building from the ground up.
all kinds of shit has to be trimmed back , things that can break while shooting. if your building from the ground up with the ar mag well then you can work around these problems.
had i known how involved these ar i probably would have headed everyones advice and skipped the conversion.
I just posted on this in that thread, if your trunnion will except a wieger mag then this unit is good to go , if it excepts narrow mags like a norinco or polish beryl mags you will need to modify the trunnion under the bullet guide, using a ar-15 mags as guide for how much to mill out
Thanks,guys. I got in touch with renegadebuck.
Magnolia ?? some thing makes one as odes the texas out fit .
one has a bolt hold built in or some thing . I just was looking at this stuff two days ago. I know that some trunion fitting can be expected .
I was trying to figure out what Krebs had on his Grendel .
it does run fine --but it is more for the virgin build thing than a conversion.
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Magnolia ??
There is another adapter for Saiga's which is permanently attached. It also has LRBHO. I forget the name, but it can be found on AR15.com. The rifle is shipped and the vendor mods the trunnion and attaches the adapter. The vendor mentions that, unlike some other adapters, less has to be removed from the trunion (adapter is located farther back). The basic adapter and machining is around $300.
Texas AK designs makes an adapter and a new, more permanent adapter with LRBHO. The vendor, vendor's website, and literature recommends a gunsmith (not just a machine shop) perform any machining.
Having a turn-key job at a single site makes the permanent adapter look appealing, especially if the gun returns fully function tested.
That's it, Magnolia State Armory (MSA) is the one that switched to Texas AK Designs.
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Arsenal head to Japan this summer for the Asia Tour 2013 - and ahead of the trip we've picked out some of the amazing sights on offer in the country.
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Ritsurin Garden, Takamatsu City
One of the most famous and most beautiful historical gardens in Japan, it is situated in the city of Takamatsu. The spacious park features many ponds, hills, historic trees and beautiful pavilions divided into a Japanese style garden in the south and western style garden in the north. The gardens are set in front of wooded Mt. Shiun, which serves as a wonderful background. In 1953, the garden was designated a Special Place of Scenic Beauty. The many ponds and streams are full of koi and the pond at the Tea House has benches where visitors may sit and feed the fish.
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Takachiho is located in the north-western part of Miyazaki Prefecture, in the centre of the Kyushu Mountains. The gorge is V-shaped, created by the Gokase-gawa River, which eroded the Aso lava. Red-tinted precipitous cliffs rising up on both sides of the gorge extend for a long distance. Manai-no-taki Falls, 17 metres high, is a popular highlight because of the clouds of spray that rise up from the falling water. The gorge has a 600-meter long walking trail, which is decorated with mountain cherry blossoms and the flowers of Japanese azaleas and wisteria from spring till early summer, and red and yellow leaves in fall.