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Ballycastle Golf Club
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Ballycastle Golf Club, County Antrim is an 18 hole, par 71 (5876 yard), private, links golf course established in 1890.
Contact Information
Cushendall Rd, Ballycastle, County Antrim, BT54 6QP United KingdomTel: 028 2076 2536
Golf Pro: Damien McEvoy | Tel: 028 207 62506
Website: http://www.ballycastlegolfclub.com
Tee Time Information
- Midweek Guide: £55.00 per round *
- Weekend Guide: £60.00 per round *
Book online: with Teeofftimes.co.uk
* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.
Course Information:
18 holes | Par 71 | 5876 yards | Private | Links
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Ballycastle Golf Club Reviews & Information
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4.46 ... Overall Rating
4.46 ... The Course
5.00 ... Course Cond.
4.15 ... Facilities/Serv.
4.75 ... Pace of play
4.75 ... Hospitality.
3.00 ... Prac. Facil.
4.00 ... Food + Drink
13 ratings & 13 reviews on Golfshake. Ranked out of 2137.
HIGHLY RATED - 100% would play again or recommend
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What the club says: Ballycastle lies at the foot of Glenshesk - one of the Glens of Antrim. It offers a variety of terrain, combining parkland and links traits to present a good test over the excellently maintained course. Founded in 1890, Ballycastle also has outstanding panoramic views of Glenshesk and the North Antrim Coast.
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Great settingThis was my fourth time playing Ballycastle on holiday over a span of four years so I obviously like the set up. Pro shop and clubhouse including all staff are excellent. Course maintenance was excellent as usual with well manicured fairways, good sand in the bunkers and a lush second cut of rough. It was very windy when I played and that adds to the challenge but possibly the biggest challenges are semi blind shots and unkind bounces on some holes. A course to enjoy.
Beautiful BallycastleFound this incredibly quirky club on my travels in N Ireland. A course in two parts, first 5 holes parkland, interesting holes, then cross back to 13 links holes. Makes for a very interesting 18. Some beautiful holes, and a batch of quirky, interesting par 3s. If you struggle a little with walking, would recommend you hire a cart, a bit up and down, but this does not detract from a great course.
(Round played: May 2019 - Score: 83 Handicap: )
Beautiful Coastal CourseThis course has two things very much in it's favour. It is very well maintained with good fairways and true greens, and it's location is superb.
An excellent afternoon/eveningThis is a lovely and challenging links course for a golfer of moderate ability like myself. My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed the coastal scenery and were fortunate to play on a lovely afternoon finishing just after 7pm. The course was in great condition and the greens ran true. Well done the grounds team.
(Round played: May 2018 - Score: 109 Handicap: 28.4)
Differing opinionsThree of us played this course and two of us thought it was great throughout whilst the other, who is a low handicapper found the holes at the top of the cliffs bland. All of us found the condition of the course to be first class and the resident pro is very friendly and helpful. Clubhouse facilities are excellent. Practice facilities are limited.
(Round played: Jun 2017 - Score: 98 Handicap: 24.5)
Excellent course some great holes and greens fantastic
(Round played: Aug 2015 - Score: 98 Handicap: 24.2)
(Round played: Jun 2015 - Score: 106 Handicap: 26.7)
(Round played: Jul 2013 - Score: 92 Handicap: 0)
(Round played: Oct 2012 - Score: 84 Handicap: 11.2)
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Marinated Butterfield Boneless Lamb Shoulder
Preparation: 25 minutes
Cooking time: 30 minutes
Serves: 6
1½kg boneless butterflied lamb shoulder, fat trimmed, skin on, scored
125ml extra virgin olive oil
3 cloves garlic, crushed
1 preserved lemon, finely chopped
1 cup loosely packed flat-leaf parsley, roughly chopped
Lemon wedges, sour cream and flat bread, to serve
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2 tbsp balsamic vinegar
1 tsp ground cumin
400g punnet baby heirloom tomatoes, halved
2 large Lebanese cucumbers, cut into 1cm pieces
1 small red onion, thinly sliced
2 tbsp finely chopped oregano
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Preparation: 20 minutes
Cooking time: 1 hour (+15 minutes resting)
Serves: 6
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2 cloves garlic, crushed?
250g frozen spinach, thawed, liquid squeezed out
80g feta cheese, crumbled
1/4 cup pinenuts, toasted
1/3 cup panko breadcrumbs
2 bunches broccolini, cut into 5cm lengths
160g kalettes, trimmed
300g wholemeal cous cous
1 orange, zested, segmented, juice reserved
1/3 cup parsley leaves
1 tbsp wholegrain mustard
- Preheat oven to 200°C (180° fan-forced). In a medium bowl combine 1 tablespoon oil, garlic, spinach, feta, pine nuts and breadcrumbs. Season and stir to combine. Lay lamb out flat on a chopping board, fat-side down. Place the stuffing in the centre, roll up gently to enclose and tie in intervals with kitchen string.
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- Meanwhile, place broccolini and kalettes on a large baking tray. Drizzle with remaining oil, season and toss to coat. Roast for 12 to 15 minutes or until golden and crisp.
- Place cous cous in a large bowl, add 1 1/2 cups of boiling water. Cover and sit for 6 minutes. Fluff with a fork, season and add remaining oil, orange zest, orange segments, orange juice, parsley and mustard. Toss to coat.
- Serve lamb with vegetables and cous cous.
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- If you want to try a different cut, try an easy carve leg or a leg (tunnel bones), both can be stuffed with the spinach and feta stuffing
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Please see my previous post for things to see in Triana.
Most evenings I walk out from the Hotel Ribera de Triana and head over the river into Seville to one of the many excellent places to eat in the Casco Antiguo (see later posts).
However, as luck would have it, my favourite eatery in the whole of Seville is in Triana, just a few minutes walk from the hotel…
Google map here.
Puratasca (A), 5 Calle Numancia, www.puratasca.com
I liked this place so much that I came here three times in ten days! It's a fairly simple neighbourhood tapas bar with a modern attitude in terms of décor and food presentation.
It's very popular so it's best to arrive when they open (Tuesday to Saturday from 13:00 to 16:30 and 20:30 to 24:00) especially in the evenings. As a lone diner I was often given a seat at the bar which meant I could chat with the chefs and watch the goings-on in the open kitchen.
All the staff are friendly and a couple speak English, not that they should, but I had a couple of good chats. For example, Gaitano, the big chap with a beard, grew up living in a semi-detached and playing cricket in his native Huelva (see future post); a city heavily influenced by British culture. Pedro, a younger guy was keen to practice for his A2 English exam, told me that the best croquettas in town are from Casa Ricardo (see my google map). Such local knowledge is gold for a foodie.
Other plus points are the cool soundtrack of Jazz and Blues, and their extensive wine list. And then there's the food…
I never truly appreciated Mojama (air-dried tuna) until I came here. It was tender and full of flavour (A), probably because it came from Barbate in Cadiz province which is famed for Bluefin.
The Foie con Chutney de Manzana, goose liver with apple chutney, served with Pan de Especias, a dark brown 'spiced' bread made with molasses and seven spices, is great (B+).
The Arroz Meloso (like a wet paella) made with five kinds of mushrooms, parmesan and flavoured with white truffle, was one of the best things I ate all year (A+). I had it each time I came. Here's the nearest recipe I could find on the web, but remember to use more varieties of mushrooms.
It goes famously with a glass of Toro called Muruve (A). They have several other wines served by the glass. I tried the Protocolo, Muruve and Garzur which were all fine as I recall.
I also liked the Mollejas de Cordero, lamb sweetbreads (preserved a la confit then grilled), served with a pineapple and ginger chutney (B+).
Also the Piruletes de Chorizo, chorizo 'lollipops' in tempura and served with a mayonnaise of curry powder and cranberries (arándanos), were tasty and original (B+).
I also enjoyed their Crema Alcachofas (creamed artichokes) (A).
The Wok de Verduras was the weakest dish I had but was still good (B).
The Seleccion de Quesos Andaluces included the cheeses Valles de los Redrodes from Cordoba (B+), Villamartin from Cadiz (B+), Armilla from Granada (A+) and La Granada de Riotinto from Huelva (A). They were served with walnuts and roasted red pepper jam which was a revelation (A).
My server suggested I had a glass of medium bodied Jumilla called MMM (Monastrell Macho Man) to go with this. It had an unusual nose and made a nice change (B+).
There's a good choice of sweets. I went with a chef's suggestion that I finish with the Greek yogurt, mango and passion fruit dessert (bottom left in the picture) which was delish (A).
He also said it would go very well with a glass of Sauternes, a French wine from Chateau Cousteau. He wasn't wrong (A).
At the end of another meal I had a good Pedro Jimenez from Romate (B+).
So, a veritable feast awaits you here! This is my first choice for tapas in Seville and I can't wait to go back. I even brought some locals here and blew their minds. They couldn't get their heads round the fact that an Englishman knew better places in their own city than they did!
Sol y Sombra (Intermediate B+), 147 Calle Castilla, www.tabernasolysombra.com
This famous, old (since 1961) tapas bar on a bull fighting theme is an interesting contrast to the place above. They get top marks for atmosphere but their tapas, while cheap and good, aren't a patch on Puratasca.
Perhaps I'd been spoiled but their most famous dish Solomillo Ajo, tenderloin with garlic, failed to impress. I loved the garlic and potato elements but I found the loin to be a bit overcooked and I wasn't fond of the vinegary aftertaste (C).
There's plenty of other stuff to choose from though, the walls are covered with suggestions.
It is undeniably quirky, the toilets are behind the bar and they use toilet rolls for napkins! Come to sample the surroundings by all means (I love the ancient bullfighting posters) but maybe choose something different from me.
By the way, Sol y Sombra translates as 'sun and shade' which relates to the ticket choices at a bullfight (cheap or expensive or medium priced if a bit of both). However, it can also be a drink that is 50% brandy and 50% sweet anis. Only for the brave!
Las Golondrinas (Intermediate B), 26 Calle Antillano Campos, www.barlasgolondrinas.com
Another well-known and quite atmospheric tapas bar within walking distance of the hotel. You can stand in the busy bar or sit upstairs in the attractive seating area.
I didn't see a tapas menu but media raciones are generally €12 to €15 which is a bit steep for a single diner. A local blogger really rates their grilled mushrooms with garlic mousse but they didn't do much for me (C). Everything else was fine though (B).
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Guest post authored by Steve Loneman, Director of Preconstruction at LeChase Construction
LeChase Construction recently completed preconstruction services for a municipal building in Durham, North Carolina that faced budgetary challenges. To support definition of these issues, LeChase utilized DESTINI Profiler. The project consisted of a 125,000 square-foot building and an 180,000 square-foot parking garage on a 5 acre urban site.
The project had been in planning for a number of years, was the largest building project the municipality had performed to date, it was controversial within the community, and it represented a very large percentage of the municipality's capital expenditure budget.
The design team suspected that the original owner budget for the complex program was too low for this specific type of facility. The design team was on a fixed design budget and LeChase was on a fixed preconstruction cost contract – neither of us could afford to enter into design without confidence we were heading in the right direction. Not to mention the impact a budget issue would have for our customer.
To support this effort we chose to utilize Profiler for its unique ability to associate a visual building model with a cost estimate.
Utilizing the extensive programming report and early block modeling of the project we produced a Profiler cost model. The Profiler cost model for the complex was $357/SF of building. The owner budget was $266/SF. A 34% difference!
Compounding this issue was that the owner had hired a cost consultant to provide his initial budget information and they were confident in his work. Not only did we have to work through a large budget issue, we had to convince the team that our number was accurate.
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The benchmarking study indicated that the average cost for this type of facility was $353/SF (median cost of $357/SF). Our Profiler cost model was $357/SF … keep in mind that this was done prior to the benchmarking.
This study prompted a programming change to maintain the original budget level for a smaller building.
The formal public bidding of the project was recently completed with the project cost coming in $2 million under budget at $376/SF. The increase of the overall square foot cost of the program based on the building square footage is attributed to having many fixed items such as site and parking that did not change even though the building became smaller.
The LeChase Profiler model brought clarity and confidence to the budget with a visual and was confirmed by benchmarking. This initial cost model was utilized to provide UniFormat level budgets that we measured against throughout the development of the project to keep the project on track.


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I tried a few different ways to repel the flies, but this DIY Fly Catcher is easy to make, effective and an inexpensive way to rid your chicken run of flies.
Got Flies ? Make This Easy DIY Fly Catcher out of a Soda Bottle
I tried a few different ways to repel the flies, but this DIY Fly Catcher is easy to make, effective and an inexpensive way to rid your chicken run of flies.
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I was trying to find you on Pinterest. Another place where I could stalk you. lolReplyDeleteReplies
Yes ! We love stalkers ! The link is up above, but here it is. http://pinterest.com/fresheggsdaily/Delete
Yvette has become addicted to pinterest so there are new pins all the time !
love this idea, cheap and cheerful, i will be trying this out !ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 2, 2012 at 7:40 PM
I will try it..Use only one shrimp and cheap syrup...Maple syrup is about $16 a bottle! Thank you for the idea.ReplyDelete
Sounds like a great idea. Looking forward to hearing if it works!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 7, 2012 at 8:06 PM
You can use clear baby apple juice to catch those annoying bees that fly in your face the same way! We've caught pounds of them. Not honey bees, but maybe they're yellow jackets. We would never harm a honey bee. They don't bother us at all.ReplyDelete
I am doing similar minus the whole dead fish thing and its working very well. White Vinegar in a glass Jar with holes in the lid, a piece of citrus fruit, sealed the lid and let it go for a few days. I just redid my jars tonight and I've already got a TON of flies. Some say to put sugar in the jars I don't and I still get plenty.ReplyDeleteReplies
I forgot ...I've seen people do it the same way with the 2 liter bottle with the vinegar and fruit.Delete
- AnonymousJune 7, 2012 at 8:58 PM
So you really DO catch more flies with vinegar. Hahaha.Delete
lol I am trying this today. we will see. roflDelete
We have horses and this year are trying the "fly predators" that you put out around manure piles. They eat the larva of the flies. We have seen a big difference so far in fly population. Perhaps they would work around chicken coops as well.ReplyDelete
How badly does it stink? More or less than dog poop?ReplyDelete
We use fly bait/poison in a metal bucket clipped to the top of the fence with a couple of pieces of dog poop as an attractant. This loses it's smell by the end of the day for me, but not for the flies, who still seem to think it's awesome. The dog poop and the bait get changed out ever few days or so.
- AnonymousJune 7, 2012 at 9:21 PM
a beer and a sugar and few drops of dawn dish soap inside does the same thing and not wasting fish or shrimp....besides half a can of beer for bugs....half for you!!!!ReplyDelete
- Nate McKenzieJune 7, 2012 at 9:23 PM
I have used a similar version to this in a South African township, but replaced the syrup and fish with 1-1 1/2 inches tap water and a chicken liver. Leave it hanging out in the sun for 2 days and when it ripens, the flies come swarming. In 1 week I caught 300+ flies. The flies can't get out because of their flight pattern and limited space and end up drowning in the water. Just keep it a good distance from your house.ReplyDelete
Thank you. I am loving all these suggestions for what to put inside. Seems anything that is going to rot is going to attract them. I am going to make a few more and experiment with other liquids and solids inside. Thanks all for reading and commenting !ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 7, 2012 at 11:21 PM
You can use molasses, which is much cheaper than maple syrup and put in some fresh dog poop, because flies love to hang around poop.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 8, 2012 at 12:58 AM
I use to make these, I used wet cat food.ReplyDelete
Worked pretty good.
This is soooo smart! Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 9, 2012 at 9:30 AM
think I might wrap some contact paper around mine. really need it around the picnic table during the summer not so much for chicken runReplyDelete
so how did it work ?ReplyDeleteReplies
It works great. Better than the Captivator. Once the shrimp started to decompose especially, the flies are attracted in droves. And I have only found flies and gnats in it - no bees or anything else in the way of 'good' bugs.Delete
I need something for yellow jackets.They are swarming our coop and the addition of table scraps makes it ten times worse!! Sny suggestions?ReplyDeleteReplies
I think I' ve read mango peels and chardonnay wine works for wasps and yellow jackets. They go for sweet stuff.Delete
- AnonymousJuly 21, 2012 at 9:23 AM
Loved reading all this. I have no chickens or farm animals but I still love reading about it.ReplyDelete
- Donna ReddJuly 29, 2012 at 8:49 PM
I've been bombarded by flies this year as well as last year! Thank you so much for all the suggestions! My litle dog will be happy to help out I'm sure!ReplyDelete
But what about the smell, we had the captivator and it caught a lot of flies but the smell was horrible.ReplyDelete
Love your blog.
Trying to find the post about how to add Mum hen and babies to existing flock.
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I have a Captivator hanging up also and I think that smells a bit more. This one I made maybe because the top is so narrow ? Doesn't seem to smell quite as much - although the smellier the more appealing to the flies!Delete
I have a post on integrating new pullets. I would keep the hen and chicks separate until they are at least a month old. Then you can add them in again - but I would use the same method of letting everyone get used to each other. And watch to be sure the chicks aren't picked on by the others. http://fresh-eggs-daily.blogspot.com/2012/04/adding-to-established-flock-pullet.html
- AnonymousAugust 3, 2012 at 12:15 AM
pears are great for attracting wasp and sweat bees. i do not about honey bees.ReplyDelete
This is a great idea. I am looking forward to making a few of these. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
The comments about using dog poop got me thinking... the way the flies swarm all over the turkey poop, maybe that would work. And I agree, maple syrup is too expensive for this. We used to use fly traps yrs ago when we raised pheasants and those traps STINK! I'm thinking stinky instead of sweet might work here.ReplyDelete
Does this theme has to do with your education or perhaps is it more about your leisure and ways to spend your spare time?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 7, 2013 at 11:24 PM
Any bit of raw meat, such as just a small bit of hamburger, will work. Add some water. Catches tons of flies in summertime. They fly in and can't maneuver their way back out.ReplyDelete
Going to start making some of these this week!!ReplyDelete
Great idea! I've been using the fly sticky traps, but I seem to get my hair in it more often than flies...blech!ReplyDelete
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a great idea but now I just use this product http://bit.ly/1Gy10TX to get rid
of flies at home, and im surprised coz it works with different kinds of
them!. I would like to try this one out too. Thanks
- Yadi Granados MaupinJuly 24, 2015 at 11:36 AM
You know what worked anazingly for us? Vanilla scented Car freshener trees. I put two up in the coop. No flies. Lasted about 7 weeks.ReplyDelete


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Fire crews have been called back to a north-east nature reserve, after a gorse fire reignited.
One appliance from Altens has been deployed to Kincorth Hill, after two appliances were called to Tullos hill earlier today.
The call was received at 6.22pm tonight.
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Lane Arts Council presents First Friday ArtWalks, year-round art tours that visit multiple destinations throughout downtown Eugene. On Friday, April 6, the first stop of the art walk was at Lane Community College's Mary Spilde Downtown Campus in the Center for Meeting and Learning. This marks the second year that Mary Spilde Downtown Campus housed work from Lane students during the event. The venue featured work from LCC art programs. On showcase were student work from visual, performing and culinary arts. Fine and Media Arts students displayed work ranging from sculpture and ceramics to charcoal, print and multimedia design.
The guided tour was guest hosted by Angela Norman, the Market Director of the Lane County Farmers' Market. Norman is an artist, working as a painter and printmaker, and also holds the title of MECCA's Board Treasurer.
To kick off the event, Norman spoke to a crowd of over 200 attendees, including LCC students, faculty and community members.
"The arts are for everyone," Ellen Osterkamp, LCC faculty instructor said. "Arts education is essential to learning. It's essential to engaging young people and their creativity, building their confidence and you'll really get a glimpse of that tonight."
iMac stations lined a wall of the Center for Meeting and Learning, displaying student work, including a computer animation project completed by Dmitri Hunt, a 17-year-old student. Hunt created an animated sequence including a catapult launching a fireball inside of an environment that he designed. Hunt's project surpassed all expectations of the introductory class and impressed classmates and the instructor.
Two rooms were available at the event, offering a cinema experience and showcasing student work on large projector screens.
Second-year multimedia design student Georgia Harter had two productions on display at the art walk, one being a music video in which Harter collaborated with former Titan Christopher Hawkins and indie rock singer Jesse Pino.
"Seeing our video on the big screen, after my team and I poured over a hundred hours of work into it, filled me with a sense of pride and accomplishment," Harter said. "I'm very grateful that the Multimedia Design program has given me the opportunity to work with such talented and open-minded people."
One room at the venue offered some live theater by theater arts students Zoe Wassman and Bryce Milke. Wassman and Milke presented a 10-minute narrative of a set of Siamese twins going through a break-up, encountering emotional struggles along the way.
Jefferson Goolsby, the Faculty Coordinator of the Media Arts program, along with the multimedia design production students, curated the media arts portion of the event over the course of five days. Goolsby and the students overcame several obstacles — including corrupted files and playback discrepancies — but prevailed through persistency and continued brainstorming.
"For as stressed out as we were leading up to the event, the show went surprisingly smooth," Harter said.
"I feel an overwhelming sense of support from all the instructors at Lane and I am so grateful to have learned so much from all of them," Harter said. "Thank you."
Additional art walk stops included the Broadway Commerce Center, InEugene Real Estate, Karin Clarke Gallery and MECCA. The second art walk stop at the Broadway Commerce Center featured the ArtCore Spring Student Showcase which displayed art by students at five local middle schools.
The next First Friday ArtWalk will be May 4th. The guided tour will start at 5:30 p.m. at Vistra Framing & Gallery and will visit various galleries and studios in downtown Eugene. Art walks are from at 5:30 p.m. – 8 p.m. and are free to attend.


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Archive for Horsemen
One Company, Two Approaches: Cater to the horseplayer or the horseman???
This week's LET IT RIDE.COM HOT TOPIC comes from Richard Eng of Las Vegas Review-Journal…take a read and VOICE AN OPINION!
While Gulfstream caters to bettors, Santa Anita targets racers
This is a tale of two racetracks, Gulfstream Park and Santa Anita Park, which are operated by the same owner, Magna Entertainment Corp. and Frank Stronach.
At the same time that Santa Anita has raised its takeout on multihorse and multirace wagers, its sister track, Gulfstream, has lowered bet minimums and takeout, making the product more user-friendly.
Sounds like a case of Stronach's left and right hands not knowing what the other is doing.
Santa Anita raised the takeout by 9.6 percent (to 22.68 from 20.68) on exactas and daily doubles and by 14.5 percent (to 23.68 from 20.68) for all other exotic bets. A predictable result has been a drop in handle of nearly 20 percent.
Meanwhile, Gulfstream has been creative in offering a 10-cent pick 6, a 50-cent pick 4 and pick 5 and $1 minimums on all other wagers.
The takeout in the pick 5 is a low 15 percent, making it one of the best bets in horse racing. It mirrors the Monmouth Park pick 5 in that regard plus has a similar carry-over provision if no one correctly selects all five winners.
I think a low-priced, low-takeout pick 5 is a good way to market to everyday horseplayers for this simple reason:
Suppose I take the time to handicap the five races in the pick 5. Not only will I play a pick 5, but I will bet many of those races individually, increasing my overall handle. That's good business.
The takeout in the Gulfstream pick 6 is only 20 percent. But the most intriguing part is the entire pool will be paid out only if there is one unique winning ticket. When there is more than one winning ticket, 60 percent of the pool will be paid out and 40 percent will go to the carry-over pool.
The idea is to create a large carry-over pool that will spark more interest, and I think that will work, too.
Santa Anita offers a better price (15.43) in win, place and show wagers than Gulfstream (17.0), and in the trifecta and superfecta, which are a ridiculously high 26 percent at Gulfstream.
However, it seems like the philosophy of the two tracks is different. Gulfstream apparently listens to its fans in making the betting product more attractive. Santa Anita is trying to appease the owners and trainers who race there at a much higher cost to its players.
We horseplayers might be dumb, but we're not stupid. I think, as a group, we are more discriminating than track managers are giving us credit for.


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November, 2013
Does some writing go out of its way to be obscure? Artist, Grayson Perry suggests it might
I'm just catching up with the excellent Grayson Perry Reith Lectures on Radio Four (why am I always one step behind?).
The first in the series – 'Democracy has bad taste' – is about the complexity of judging quality in contemporary art. At one point Grayson talks about how impenetrable the art world can be at times for outsiders, particularly because of its seriousness, which he says is protected by language.
He uses a quote from the editor of a highbrow arts magazine to illustrate this. Talking about a previous editor, she said, "English wasn't her first language so during her tenure as the editor, the magazine suffered from the wrong kind of unreadability."
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Forming Words – exhibition at Flow Gallery, Notting Hill
Anyone who's read this blog before will know how much I love art that incorporates text.
So I was very excited to find out about Forming Words – an exhibition at Flow Gallery in Notting Hill.
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Question: How fast do the trains go?
Faster than the cars do during rush hour, at least.
Max (no pun intended) speed
The trains have a governor built in that brings the train to a smooth yet irretrievable stop if it goes above about 58mph (though some of the Type 1s are more like 60mph). This is called an overspeed and (thankfully) is not a rule violation since a lot of new operators overspeed by accident their first time going down a hill.
Speedometer of one of the low-floors, I think this was a Type 3. Sorry for the reflection of my safety vest!
The type 1s, 2s, and 3s have three "speed maintain" or SM modes to prevent overspeeding when going down a hill – SM 1 prevents a train from going faster than 55mph on a hill, SM 2 prevents a train from going faster than 35mph, and SM 3 tops off at 15 mph. There aren't overspeeds associated with the SM modes, they just sort of work like cruise control when going downhill that they'll hold a train at that particular speed and prevent it from going over. The type 4s are a little different – those can be set to any speed and maintain it whether going up or down a hill, which is part of the reason the ride quality of the 4s is so smooth.
Speed Limits
Yes, the rail alignment has speed limits, and yes, speeding is a rule violation. Speed limits on the mainline range from 5mph to 55mph. From fastest to slowest, here are examples of the speed limits in assorted areas of the mainline:
Many stretches in ABS territory have a speed limit of 55mph, which can be done since ABS territory is dedicated rail so there isn't a worry about running with vehicle traffic. In areas where there are curves, gated intersections, platforms, etc, the speed limit will be lower.
I didn't take this picture – borrowed from another rail operator's blog
35mph is the maximum speed limit in pre-empt territory, found along most of Burnside. All of my Burnside pictures are too dark to be worth posting so I had to borrow this one.
Same as above – didn't take this picture, borrowed from a rail operator's blog
30mph is the maximum speed limit along Interstate. The Yellow Line doesn't pick up any appreciable speed until the Vanport Bridge, which is the only area of the Yellow Line alignment that is ABS territory.
Holladay – eastbound from Oregon Convention Center to 7th & Holladay
Along Holladay in Portland and Washington St in Hillsboro (both pre-empt territory), the speed limit is 25mph.
Westbound out of the tunnel into Goose Hollow
Some of the hills have a speed limit of 20mph, like this part exiting the tunnel eastbound. (Sorry about the bit in the video where it goes sideways!)
In the CBD (both the original Blue & Red line east/west alignment as well as the north/south Portland Mall alignment) the speed limit is 15mph on the straight sections of track. Around some of the curves in this part of the alignment (Goose Hollow, PGE Park, Skidmore Fountain, 1st Ave, and that area up by Union Station), the speed limit will be 8mph or 10mph.
Remember when cars used to drive across the middle section of the bridge?
The Steel Bridge span – not the entire bridge, just the part that can be raised. Even at that low speed you can feel a pretty large bump going over the bridge joints – the speed limit isn't that low to protect the structural integrity of the bridge, but rather the vibrations created by going faster can damage the microswitches on the machinery on the bridge. Getting up to the span and once the entire train is off, the speed limit is 15mph, same as the rest of the CBD.
Train on the bridge span, taken from the waterfront
The "fishhook" – that curve after Gateway that is used to diverge to the airport alignment is also 10 mph.
Over some switches, the speed is 5mph – you'll see this entering or exiting Hatfield in Hillsboro, and also heading west into Rose Quarter. When the Yellow Line used to turn around at 11th Ave, the speed over those switches was also 5mph, as are the switches into and out of the Jackson turnaround by PSU.
The train I'm in at the eastbound platform at Rose Quarter is stopped, but that train with the type 1 lead car is only going 5mph because of the switches into the westbound platform
Platform speeds
The speed limit into platforms is 20mph or the posted speed, whichever is less. The front of the train must be at that speed by the time it reaches the near end of the platform. There are some platforms where the approach speed is slower (e.g. Rose Quarter westbound as previously mentioned because of the switches, Millikan Way westbound because of poor visibility, Gateway and Beaverton Transit Center because they're so busy, etc) but most are 20mph. An out-of-service train bypassing a platform will also slow to 20mph until it's clear of the platform.


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The murders also have eerie similarities to ones investigated by Brandon ten years ago. The serial killer can't be the same onethat man died at the hands of his teenaged stepson, Kit Logan. Logan spent years being brutally dominated by his stepfather. Protected by his wealthy family, Logan never spent a day in jail for his revenge. He was sent to a private reform school in Malibu, a school for the worst-behaved sons of L.A.'s most affluentthe brats of Beverly Hills, Bel Air, and Brentwood. Logan's now in control of the family fortune but is he manipulating law enforcementand Brandon in particularas well?
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