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I've noticed a recent trend in these forums for some to be less than kind in how they respond to others. These forums are not designed to be a "chat room" where we attack one another. I've found these forums informative, and a great place to share our concerns, questions, etc. (And on occasion, yes, we've vented about guests that cause us to lose sleep, make us crazy, or make us laugh.)
We Owners are a diverse group and combined we have a lot of knowledge that we willingly share with other Owners. Some have high end properties, some have multiples, some use PMs, others use various contracts,payment methods, etc.
I realize in today's world many think it's okay to be less than civil. However, we are all in the hospitality business. And, my friends, civility starts at home.
My hope is that we'll all remember that we should be kind to one another, offer encouragement in an industry that is growing by leaps and bounds, and offer kind dialogue.
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I couldn't agree more. It is very discouraging to come onto the boards and see all this name calling and mean spirited comments.
I think that people are emboldened to say things over the internet that they would never in a million years say to someone's face. We need to always think about what we are saying....if you wouldn't say it to their face, then why in the world would people think it's ok to say it in a public forum.
Good distinction you made, Msdebj. The "chat room conversation" can be very different --- you're right in that. I do not participate in "chatting" ...too much emotion ...too much estrogen...too much testosterone in the "chat rooms".
I don't believe that any of us here bully each other or act superior ...which is why I like the tone of this Community. And, I like the diversity among us, you mentioned that.
Insults and name calling are obviously not wanted here...{I know what you're referring to specifically} but I think that has only happened one time since I've been a member {as far as I recall}. But, what can creep into a thread sometimes is also the act of..."challenging each other" ...to be proven to be "right" ...and although I believe that it is not bad to challenge, it's the manner... it could escalate ...and become uncomfortable.
This is not a 'chat room" where people want to be "right" and so they "fight". Thank goodness for that.
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Bean dip. Can there be a simpler pleasure? No matter the ingredients — chickpeas, tahini and hummus; white beans, rosemary and olive oil; pintos, lard and jalapenos — the bean dip serves as a fine snack or starter. It's usually a humble concoction, one that quietly satisfies our appetites, without distracting us from more important matters.
On the other hand, there's the black bean chipotle dip at El Mundo. Attention must be paid to such a dip: black beans serve as an earthy container for the smells of beer, onions, garlic and a big blast of smoky chipotle heat that won't take your breath away but will give your meal a sense of delightful urgency.
That bean dip shows up as an appetizer ($5.95), as part of the Dippity Do appetizer platter (along with red salsa, a tart tomatillo salsa and a creamy, spicy guacamole, $8.25), and as the featured ingredient in one of the city's best vegetarian entrees (spicy bean crispy tacos, $11.25), a dish that, like everything else on the El Mundo menu shows off chef Michael Boyle's confident sense of style, color and balance (incidentally, El Mundo's beans and rice are vegan, and many dishes can be adapted for vegetarians upon request).
El Mundo has been one of the anchors of Frankfort Avenue's dining scene since 1995, and in some ways it encapsulates the essence of the Clifton/Crescent Hill scene. It's a restaurant with a rustic, casual feel — worn tile floors, bright colors, functional furnishings, a decorating scheme that favors bright Mexican-themed kitsch (including vivid images of Frida Kahlo).
The dining area is divided into three parts. Downstairs there's a friendly but shabby seating area where customers order at the counter and grab their own silverware and water glasses. Just around the corner, there's pleasant patio dining. And up a flight of stairs there's a tight warren of tables that features full (and expert) service from a very enthusiastic staff.
No matter where you sit, the food comes from what looks to be a tiny downstairs kitchen (watch closely when you're upstairs and you'll see sizzling platters of food ascending via an old-fashioned dumbwaiter). And no matter where you sit you can count on superb cuisine from Boyle and his colleagues.
On a given day you might feast on grilled swordfish fajitas dressed with an olive salsa ($16.95) — or whatever seafood has captured the chef's whim that week. You might wash that down with a glass of lemon basil white sangria (or a prickly pear margarita, if you're so inclined).
Mussels are always on the menu — plump, shiny and steeped in a brew of chipotle, lime, garlic and cream ($9.95). And on recent visits a rotating assortment of hot and cold soups has offered rich, spicy comforts — especially a chunky Sopa Azteca filled with yellow-green slabs of avocado, pulled chicken, cilantro and a dash of sour cream ($3.25/$5).
Let's face it: Eating should be fun. And if your idea of fun is bright colors and vivid flavors, Boyle's menu is a regular theme park. His veggie tamales — filled with cheese and the dense, lush corn dough known as masa and jack cheese — are steamed inside artfully wrapped corn husks that peek open to reveal bright kernels of corn, straight from the cob ($9.50).
Those yellow kernels show up again in magnificent green chile enchiladas stuffed with a rotating selection that might include pulled pork, ground bison or shredded chicken ($12.95). And if you're looking for a quick way to survey the menu, try the combo plate ($13.95) — a meal quite adequate for two diners.
And whatever you do, don't neglect the chile relleno ($9.25), a handsome fire-roasted poblano pepper that can be filled with anything you like (though it's worth noting that pulled pork makes a brilliant stuffing).
And finally, having started your meal with the black bean chipotle dip, you need to close it with something equally fine: a tricky chocolate pot de crème that — for just a moment — will seem innocent enough, but then will deliver a needle-like dash of ancho chile heat.
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Great list. I love to take my honey to Frederickburg, eat at our favorite German restaurant and then go to the wildflower farm outside town and shop, shop, shop. We usually don't buy much, but have fun looking...
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Kicking the can down the road is what we did the last four years. Obama needs to learn how to be a leader, not a passive paper shuffler...he's just not experienced enough to get us where we need to go, so what we don't want to happen probably will. Get what you vote for, someone who instead of leading our country in trying times is too busy vacationing in Hawaii. You do that in big business, and you're fired!!
He is fired? By you???
Someone should let him know YOU fired him!
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According to a press release dated July 7, 2008, soft-drink giant Coca-Cola Co. has agreed to pay $137.5 million to settle a nearly eight-year-long class action shareholder lawsuit. In an agreement signed on June 26 and filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia on July 3, Judge Willis B. Hunt Jr. preliminarily approved the settlement of the investor lawsuit, which alleged that in the late 1990s executives of the world's largest beverage maker violated federal securities law by engaging in a scheme to hide falling profits from investors. … By approving the settlement agreement, Judge Hunt rejected the report and recommendation made by a special master in February to deny class certification completely. … A final settlement fairness hearing is scheduled for Oct. 20.
As summarized by the Company's FORM 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2007, on January 8, 2001, an order was entered by the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia consolidating the two [largely identical] cases for all purposes. The Court also ordered the plaintiffs to file a Consolidated Amended Complaint. On July 25, 2001, the plaintiffs filed a Consolidated Amended Complaint, which largely repeated the allegations made in the original complaints and added Douglas N. Daft as an additional defendant. On September 25, 2001, the defendants filed a Motion to Dismiss all counts of the Consolidated Amended Complaint. On August 20, 2002, the Court granted in part and denied in part the defendants' Motion to Dismiss. The Court also granted the plaintiffs' Motion for Leave to Amend the Complaint. On September 4, 2002, the defendants filed a Motion for Partial Reconsideration of the Court's August 20, 2002 ruling. The motion was denied by the Court on April 15, 2003. On June 2, 2003, the plaintiffs filed an Amended Consolidated Complaint. The defendants moved to dismiss the Amended Complaint on June 30, 2003. On March 31, 2004, the Court granted in part and denied in part the defendants' Motion to Dismiss the Amended Complaint. In its order, the Court dismissed a number of the plaintiffs' allegations, including the claim that the Company made knowingly false statements to financial analysts. The Court permitted the remainder of the allegations to proceed to discovery. The Court denied the plaintiffs' request for leave to further amend and replead their complaint. The fact discovery closed on March 23, 2007, pursuant to the Court's order. However, there remain certain unresolved issues relating to discovery pending before the Court. In August 2007, the Court heard oral argument on plaintiffs' motion to certify the class and the Company's opposition thereto. A ruling on that motion is currently pending before the Court. In October 2007, the Company filed various motions for summary judgment and related relief. Briefing on the Company's motions is ongoing.
The original class action charges Coke and certain of its officers and directors with violations of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, by issuing a series of false and misleading statements between October 21, 1999 and March 6, 2000. Specifically, Coke reported misleading financial results, falsely presented its flat gallonage shipments of concentrate to bottlers during 99 as a positive development, represented that improving the financial condition of those bottlers and had set the stage for substantial revenue growth by Coke as consumer demand for its products had picked up in late 99 and early 00, and forecast 4thQ 99 EPS of $.30-$.31, 99 EPS of $1.29-$1.31, 00 EPS of $1.50-$1.60 and 01 EPS of $1.75+.As a result of Coke's statements, Coke's stock recovered sharply from its early 10/99 low of $47-5/16 to as high as $69 on 12/3/99, a huge increase in Coke's stock price in about 90 days, which restored over $52 billion in Coke stockholder market capitalization. Then, on 3/7/00, Bloomberg reported that, based on the revelations of the past several weeks and continuing conversations with Coke executives, analysts had concluded that Coke would not be able to achieve a return to its historic 8+% and 15%-20% revenue and EPS growth at any time in the foreseeable future. Coke's stock fell to just $44-13/16 on 3/7/00, its lowest price in years.


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Article from The Clyde Fitch Report: Drag Cabaret in Seattle: To Russia, With Love (Interview with Mickey Rowe)
Article from New Queer on the Block Magazine: Theater Reacts to President Putin's Anti-Gay Laws in Russia
Article from Playbill.com: All-Male Production of Cabaret, Reset in Modern-Day Russia, Will Play Seattle
Wes Hurley, author of the Huffington Post's article "Growing up Gay in Russia", is set to star as the EmCee in a modern new production of Cabaret. Arts on the Waterfront's new production will be set in Russia instead of the usual Germany, combining theatre, drag, and short clips of the actual vigilantes/neo-nazis to comment on the recent events in Russia. The production will also feature Zachary Simonson of Seattle Repertory Theater's "American Buffalo" as well as members of the Seattle drag community.
The production is being directed by Arts on the Waterfront's Producing Artistic Director Mickey Rowe and choreographed by Velocity Dance Center's Dylan Ward.
Cabaret will perform in the Lobby of Intiman (Cornish Playhouse) transforming it into a modern club with the audience sitting around cafe tables and on couches.
"With the play's perfect fit for the situation in Russia, with songs like 'Married' and 'If You Could See Him Through My Eyes', as well as the plays ability to pull an audience in with laughs, jokes, and very hummable tunes, the script allows us to open our audiences minds to falling in love with characters they might not initially understand, and bring reality and recognition to situations miles away.", states Rowe.
"Realizing I was gay in Russia felt like a terminal disease diagnosis. I couldn't believe it was happening to me. What did I do to deserve it? I was just a kid. Yet there I was, a secret pedik, one of the monsters I'd heard about so much yet knew so little about. Convinced that I was the only real gay person in Russia, I felt completely alienated from the human race. I'd look in the mirror and imagine a reptilian creature lurking beneath my skin. If I was so unpopular already, for no apparent reason, what would happen to me if they knew?" stated Hurley.
The production will open before the Winter Olympics.
So far in Arts on the Waterfront's two-year history the company has only received good reviews from The Seattle Times: "Inspired" "Recalling the great Shakespeare director Peter Brook. . . unmistakably alive.", The Stranger: "Magical. . .", "Wickedly Entertaining. . . Ingenious.", City Arts Magazine, "A stellar intellectual play performed with quick wit, near-perfect timing, and smooth physicality. . . Within the first ten minutes of the play I was not only transfixed, but also incredibly impressed. . . Spectacular" and Seattle Magazine: "Perfect Summer Night in Seattle . . Pier Pleasure".
"We have had an incredibly successful track record, not only raising thousands of dollars for charities around our community (Teen Feed, Sanctuary Arts, and The Trevor Project) at the performances, but also allowing homeless and low-income families to see plays outside of the Shakespeare canon that they might not usually get the chance to see. During Waiting for Godot, we had one homeless gentleman who felt such a connection to the show that he saw every performance and many rehearsals over the month, stating at the end that he even had many of his favorite sections of the play memorized". States Artistic Director Mickey Rowe.
Performances are currently set to run November 28 Thurs (Preview), November 29 Fri (Opening), November 30 Sat, December 1 Sun, December 2 Mon, December 4 Wed, December 5 Thurs, December 6 Fri, December 7 Sat, December 8 Sun, December 9 Mon, December 11 Wed, December 12 Thurs, December 13 Fri (Closing) all at 8:00pm at the Cornish Playhouse (formerly Intiman) 201 Mercer Street, Seattle, WA 98109 at the Seattle Center.


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cain's campaign given the fact that this woman has come forward and yes there are people who are looking at her background saying that -- have financial problems that she has some other personal issues going on.
The fact she's produced phone records and and show -- tweak some things allegedly from mr.
-- To the investigative news.
Bureau under the age EA at this point what does that tell you.
It tells me that they at least knew each other and there were at least friendly enough that over a span of four months because.
To my knowledge based on what I've read -- -- -- about this story she provided for months worth of cell phone bills.
-- to the news station is proof for some substantiation ever story.
During that four month period roughly -- 120 days.
There were 61 calls or tax.
Between -- Herman Cain his private cell phone and this woman now he says he was just trying to help -- financially that she's just a friend.
That's possible it's conceivable.
Although this would be a contact roughly every other day.
And that would indicate to me -- -- were probably very good friends although -- said in his CNN interview with Wolf Blitzer yesterday that his wife has never met this woman doesn't know this woman -- Let's just say there are some special there's some suspicious elements of this -- both on McCain's side I think that we need to know.
Why it is that this woman would how the ginger white would have -- his private cell phone number why they would talk as often as they do.
I also would like to know how many of those phone calls and text were initiated by container -- this woman because it it is like to.
And the other thing is I mean people have relationships men and women have relationships all the time friends you know up.
It just seems obviously there's seems to be -- yes on some red flags here but.
At the same time he is vehemently denying these charges and he knows certainly that if there it isn't going to investigators that he puts himself out there and up -- ahead of the story denying it air we think about well.
One is everybody saying how it's still insisting he.
He preempted whenever she was gonna say that's the Smart thing to do not preempt whatever you -- can I -- had nothing gonna crisis -- -- -- in front of it.
You know it's hot spot I'm sure we'll meet new friends -- -- right up.
I don't amateur photo -- purified -- you want you found but we're happy and -- I don't -- cold she thought it is the thing about the text messages is because we're talking about for months and.
-- -- -- all sorts of things about this if there really -- text messages for him back and forth what what did they say.
They did that will tell the story right.
Permit you must now if you want to run for president of the united states of this country and you did anything ever it will come out so all of these alleged you know.
The exit this this one's an affair the other is harassment.
If they are true it will come out it's -- his campaign right now because he cannot get back -- message he's just dealing with all these allegations I have no idea whether they're true or not.
But I don't know if he's good friends with this woman and -- None of us stale but.
I I will say that Herman -- as forceful as his -- he's really good at that.
If he did this -- he doesn't have a shot and right now as campaign is completely derail as a result of it and you know I've been saying rewind the tape I've been saying for months.
I've -- -- to.
I never thought -- was going to be around standing in the and I don't think -- will meet either.
But I think it's the worst spot to be right down the Republican Party is who is running against Romney has who's ever running against -- seems to be getting killed week after week after week.
Indeed -- actually got a that would isn't going to statement that his attorney put out there and unbelievable that he would.
Issue a statement like this and it put it out there as though there may have been something going on CDC people -- not offering.
But a flat out denial I mean did did not there -- the same age.
Putting together a statement I telecommunication and data were -- media -- just like he did he act on his own independent agent -- -- in some ways.
Well this has been a recurring pattern has -- not where there have been little issues cropping up -- and bigger issues.
Popping up that is really -- hammered Herman Cain and -- Herman Cain.
And every step of the way it seems dating back to the various harrassment charges from the two.
I had previously unidentified women and Sharon -- -- now ginger white.
This is of course an affair allegation not not harassment she's -- that.
He treated her really well in this particular case there's never bin.
Seemingly a coherent.
Strategy wherever -- was on the same page saying the same thing in this case came came out got ahead of the -- angry with Eric this was politically.
A much more deft way -- -- -- -- A crisis getting in front of it getting your story out there are so the news isn't broken by someone else but then he's got his lawyer as you mention.
Kind of sending out this cryptic.
Statements in the press that essentially tells the media -- -- out this is none of your damn business that's essentially what he says.
And that doesn't really you know inspire confidence okay here here's goddess -- I'm not Herman -- I feel like.
At the end of the day whether Herman Cain becomes -- does not become the Republican nominee for president at this point I think it's becoming clear that he won't be.
I don't know how much these little nitty gritty details of these allegations will really mattered will be whether or not people think he is qualified and credible to be president.
And when it comes to these denials that we saw yesterday -- Wolf Blitzer.
-- one of two things is true either Herman Cain is absolutely innocent and this woman is making it up.
Or he is an incredibly persuasive.
And skilled and practiced liar and I really hope it's not the latter because I like Herman Cain now.
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The Statesville City Council has unanimously recommended businessman and former council member Jim Lawton to serve on the recently-created Charlotte Regional Airport Commission, which is at the center of a bitter controversy between the city of Charlotte and the state Legislature.
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My head was throbbing. I couldn't even sit up without feeling like my skull was going to crack open. Using my hand to hold back the dim light, I sat up on the edge of what seemed to be a little bed. It smelled faintly of Febreeze and incense. Where the hell was I?
"How are you feeling?" The voice seemed to come from nowhere.
"Who are you?' I asked groggily. I was starting to panic, being almost out of my mind and in the care of a stranger I could not see. I tried to clear my blurry eyes.
"It's me. Mr Bartender."
Before I could respond, my throat starting burning and the contents of my stomach spewed out onto the floor. Feeling completely horrible and incredibly embarassed, I tried standing. My legs were a little wobbly but once Mr. Bartender rushed over to keep me on my feet.
"I'm sorry," I mumbled.
He huffed and puffed and he carried me over to a huge recliner and sat me down. "Don't worry about it." He walked over to a sink in the tiny room and ran some water in a bucket. After getting enough, he tossed over my mess and continued to do so until it all disappeared down a drain in the floor. He grabbed some bleach and began to scrub down the area. I watched him working, wondering what this stranger had in mind.
"What happened to my cab?" I asked suddenly suspicious.
"I called for about two hours. No cab showed up. I figured you'd be out for while. So I brought you back here. Sometimes I have to stay because I'm so tired after work."
I glared at him, knowing that he was just like Sean, out for what he could get from anyone who was willing to give it.
"Why you looking at me like that?"
I just sucked my teeth and continued glaring at him. In my hazy vision, he looked like Sean. "You know why."
He sighed. "Unbelievable! I go outta my way to help you out and you looking at me like I did something to you. Is anything missing of yours? Do you feel like you've been violated? Gosh, at least say thank you."
Feeling quesy and quite ashamed, I looked away. "I'm sorry. But I just broke up with my boyfriend. I found out he was cheating and then I just saw him and bow it's like it's happening all over again. And right now every man looks like him."
Mr. Bartender stood up straight and walked closer to me. I could feel the heat coming off his body. Eagar to get out with no bodily harm I backed up a little. "Look lady, I don't know you and I don't know you're boyfriend. All I know is that you come in here drinking and looking all crazy and then you pass out in my bar. I didn't ask for any of this. And another thing, if you give a man that much power that you see him and fall apart, you not as tough as you trying to make yourself."
I stood there, watching his long locs roll off and onto his brown shoulders. His muscles peeked through his beater and his jeans hung off his waist. His veins were poking out of his neck and he looked completely fed up with me.
"I don't need this from you. You're just a bartender. I'm not ordering any drinks so drop the convo." I was feeling mighty hurt by whathe just said.
"Oh boo hoo lady. I'm so sick of you snotty little girls coming in here after you get your feelings hurt, wanting the world to feel sorry for you. But you gonna find yourself crying many rivers because nobody cares. And for your info, I'm not just a bartender, I own it. Now get out."
Rolling my eyes, I stormed towards the exit. As I opened the door and walked out into the crisp early morning air, I cried. Sean had really done a number on me. Why was this man affecting me like this? I had loved him so much. And he took that for granted. The more I thought about it the more pissed I became.
The bartender was right though. I needed to expunge Sean out of my system because his poison was beginning to ruin my life. I vowed revenge on Sean because what's better than seeing him suffer too. Seeing a cab at the corner I jogged quickly to it got it. He was in for one hell of a ride.


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That's why Opera is king Kalle! :>
The Recommended Requirements for Firefox are much worse: Recommended: Pentium III 500 MHz CPU 128 MB of RAM Windows XP OH NOOOOOOO. You mean I have to have at least a P3?? OH NOOOES. If you don't already have a p3, please, go spend the 30 dollars, and upgrade. ;-) Sure there are a lot of myths out there, and a lot of things that people believe that are wrong. Firefox isn't necessarily better on all counts (Firefox2 used nearly as much memory as Windows does just to run). However two things that keep me using it, over Exploder, and always will as long as it stays this way; 1) Better W3C support. Period. They have always been ahead of IE on supporting recommendations and drafts. 2) You have the free choice to use Firefox or not. If you run Windows, you don't have the choice whether or not you want to have Exploder. -m |
That page was a bunch of half-truths. They give you half of some things, and rarely note Firefox 3. The rest of it, I already know. I tend to keep up on security exploits, even though there are so many. Firefoxs biggest security flaw is that some programs (not mine of course:-)) can access the passwords that they store. They can also easily access the cookies (which you can do in IE anyway) Firefox has less bugs than IE. The problem with Fx is the addons that can introduce security risks. [b]Internet Explorer has these too.[/b[ But, I am not going to go on an anti-IE rant. This is why I hate IE: It was forced on us. Microsoft made us use it to get around their OS. They got sued like no tomorrow, and nothing happened... Its conformance SUCKS. It sucks the big one. The big browsers are Firefox, IE, Safari, and Opera. IE and Safari both suck because I hate the companies they are made at (screw quicktime...) Firefox has Firebug. Opera is faster, more reliable, less resource intense, more secure, has a better UI, and is all around better than firefox, but it doesn't have firebug. |
I don't care about Firebug tbh, its not worth a change from a browser to another, in general I hate frontend debugging tools, plus it ain't THAT great in the end or atleast not for me.
IE isn't exactly forced on you even though it is sort of, same with Safari default on Mac's, Firefox/Gecko-like browsers on Linux. Yes you can ofcourse uninstall IE from a Windows based pc, which removes the binaries from %ProgramFiles%\Internet Explorer, but not the minimized version of IE thats actually apart of the explorer.exe thats used when its not linking to the "real" IE. But yes, Opera is truely amazing =) |
It refactors source, gives you direct access to the source, tells you exactly where the source is in the DOM, allows you to edit it in real time, and gives you CSS styles <drool>
It's worth it to me. And firefox isn't that bad of a browser. |
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October 16th, 2003, 11:35 PM | #21 (permalink) |
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Thanks Newbie
This is a great place to hang with a lot of knowledgable folks.
By the way, I was very flattered that the guitar at the top of the thread was purchased shortly after those pics were taken by a very popular young man who's a great player, a fan of the greats AND a huge hit with all the young women (you should see the crowds at his shows!). He uses it on a couple of tunes in his set. Vince |
October 16th, 2003, 11:55 PM | #22 (permalink) |
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Vince, how do the minibuckers differ in function?
Just curious as to what the middle minibucker contributes.
Purple Tele (see avatar) only has one minibucker (and an SD Broadcaster in the bridge) but wired into a five position switch and 70K resistors to give n, n+1/2b, n+b, 1/2n+b, b. I use n+1/2b a lot. A bit of Broadcaster seems to add clarity to the minibucker. RN |
October 17th, 2003, 04:15 AM | #24 (permalink) |
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Well normally...
As soon as I see anything that tries to look like a Tele, my barriers go up and I think NO, but this one immediately attracted itself to me. I really can't say exactly why but I honestly think this has the "X" factor.
Now if only I could try it out here !! The more I look at it, the more I am falling in love with it, I wouldn't change a single thing about it. I want one....and I want it now !!
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Different is good!
I like the ½" jack socket replacing the normal tele cup, it allows the body outline to curve naturally without the usual telecaster 'flat' at the socket. I also love the look of the mini humbuckers -especially since they're closed covers without the pole pieces. If it were mine, I'd ditch the 'SD' logo covers and replace them with a plain ones and I'd mount the humb's on the body with no screws on the pickguard (if it were possible) to give a bit of the trad tele neck pu look.
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October 17th, 2003, 11:43 AM | #29 (permalink) |
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I'd love to answer each and every question here, but the forum isn't the place to get too commercial. E-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll relpy personally.
Also, I have a temporary web site up. It's pretty limited right now, but if you let your cursor rest over the knobs, bridge, pickups, etc... a text box pops up to tell you a little about them. www.vinettoguitars.com Thanks folks, Vince |
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It would work for me
I like the blend of two models and I have long wanted a tele with strat controls where the volume is closer to the bridge .(short pinky syndrome. ) and I can change pickups with a sweep of my hand.
I am with Lance on the angle of the pickguard above the bridge. My eye wants to see it follow up straight before the cut over. Beautiful guitar! either way. Have any finished guitars in blonde and rosewood neck you could post a pic of? LarryR |
October 17th, 2003, 12:31 PM | #32 (permalink) |
A nice looking guitar indeed.
I hope this does not sound disrespectful. The headstock design does not agree with me. The widest part being a little higher than the "traditional" design gives me the mid-heavy (or "fat belly") impression. This is right where the "V" is in the logo.
October 17th, 2003, 02:12 PM | #34 (permalink) |
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Many of yew haff been roun fer a spell and some of yew may member the late 50s and 60s. I sure dew.
This guitar reminds me of the Teisco and many other MIJ guitars of that era where they tried hard tew make a guitar look like a Fender of some sort and yet missed the mark by a long shot becuse of the quality.
Now such is not the case with this guitar because quality leaks all over this well made axe. None the less it still looks like the Teiscos and ones I had Lam Hoa in Viet Nam make fer me back durin the war.
I have a few of these fun guitars roun the TELE-Shack and some are quite well made but -------------worthless.
I commend Vince fer his gutz in building this guitar and wish him well but feel I muss type these words in response tew this thread.
Looks like quality which I'm sure it is but is the market there fer another Fender copy? Sin-seer-lee; Anyone knead a Fender-like guitar? HEE! HEE! |
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But Vince didn't "make" the original relics, the Fender CS did. Vince's shop did the relic-ing.
At least that's the way I heard it from both Vince & Mike Eldred elsewhere. It's a little misleading. That said, this is no knock on Vince, that's a nice-looking guitar which no doubt totally rawks. I'm suprised it's not relic-ed! :D
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That was a quote picked up from somebody else's web site
Hey Fuzz, it's no wonder my guitars remind you of the stuff you used to have Lam Hao build for you back in Nam. I apprenticed under him for several years and learned everything I know about guitar design and building from watching him craft the fine instruments that got tossed in GI's duffle bags. In fact, not too many people know this, but the whole Relic concept was actually started back in '69 by a sailor from Cleveland, who got back to the states upon finishing up his tour, took his Lah Hao Strat from his dufflebag and realized it had some mojo it didn't have when he left Viet Nam. He patented the concept and held it until just the right time when the vintage market was right, then sold his patent to Fender. Who knew!!! Relic secrets revealed! 8)
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The CMWD just lost in court and now they want a
new court case for taking over GSWC. Morons. Is
it not lovely living in the Hollywood fantasy
world of Ojai Fish Ladder? "No harm, No foul"?
Get ready for years of lawyers, higher water
and sewer prices. These guys sit on all the same
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