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Dear Prospective Renter, If you decide to stay at this lovely cottage you will not be disappointed. My fiance and I stayed here for a week had a wonderful time. The cottage is right on the beach and a short bike ride to town (20 mins). We absolutely loved walking to the beach in the morning with our coffee and enjoying cocktails on the deck in the afternoon. The owners provide every comfort, convenience, and game or activity you could ask for. They are also very helpful and genuinely care about the quality of your stay. I hope you consider renting. Sincerely, KC & BR
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We stayed here over Columbus day weekend and it was perfect. The owner was accommodating and helpful and the house was exactly what we were looking for. The house is centrally located and has easy access to the beach, town, supermarket and anything else you might need. We were able to bring our dogs and they enjoyed the big back yard. I would very much recommend this home to anyone looking for a relaxing Nantucket getaway.
Perfect for couples, and great price!
We booked this cottage for Figawi weekend, which is probably the most expensive weekend to stay here, and the price couldn't be beat. This was the perfect size for 4 of us. Cottage was clean, well kept, and the owner, Bonnie, was great to work with. She provided all the information we needed before hand, including tips for public transportation to/from the ferry. Would definitely rent this place again!

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Each year, Knoxville's East Tennessee Children's Hospital gets more than 148,000 visits from tens of thousands of children across 16 Tennessee counties.
More than 3,300 children from Roane County sought treatment in 2013 at Children's Hospital.
Families in Roane County recognize Children's Hospital as one of the premier resources for pediatrics in the region.
It offers care in more than 30 pediatric specialties, with more than 500 attending physicians.
Kingston Public Library is the recipient of a 2014 Free Access to Computer Training grant made possible through funding by the Tennessee State Library and Archives.
The library will use the funds to provide free computer training to seniors and many others over the next six months, said Steve Jacks, library director.
"Several years ago, we received a $18,000 Rural Development Grant to create a computer lab," Jacks said. "The FACT grant is a continuation of that program."
The 2014 Summer Reading Programs across the country are focusing on science, and children attending the Rockwood Public Library's program on June 18 will have a special treat.
Nashville's Mr. Bond and The Science Guys are gearing up for a visit at 10:30 a.m. to introduce and make science fun for children with their "Fizz, Pop, Boom," program.
The program for all ages includes tornado simulations, sound effects and optical illusions.
C.J. Boswell, center left, was recently promoted to the rank of master sergeant in the U.S. Air Force.
Participating in the ceremony are, from left, his wife, April, of Oliver Springs; and parents, Ann and Clifton J. Boswell of Chatham, Va.
The master sergeant is is a professional continuing education curriculum developer with I.G. Brown Training and Education Center at McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base
He has served in the military for 19 years.
The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation's mobile household hazardous waste collection service will be in Roane County on May 10.
The service will be available at the Roane County Recycling Facility at 215 White Pine Road, Midtown, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Call Ralph Stewart at 590-7779 for details.
Tri-County Ministerial Association's Good Friday worship was at St. Mary's Baptist Church, where the Rev. Jesse L. Williams is pastor.
Tri-County president is the Rev. Willie Gallaher.
This service was at 6:30 a.m. Speaker for the Last Sayings of Jesus on the Cross were the Rev. James Guthrie, the Rev. Paul Taylor, the Rev. Willie Gallaher, the Rev. Jesse Williams, Elder Leander Blackmore, Elder James Knaff and the Rev. Alvin Douglass. Reader for the Word was the Rev. Brady Springs.
Harriman Police Department is among more than 5,600 collection sites nationwide participating in National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day on April 26.
The lobby of the Harriman police station at 130 Pansy Hill Road will be open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to collect expired, unwanted prescription drugs from the public.
Harriman Police Department is among 4,200 national, tribal and community law enforcement partners with
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The Tennessee Valley Mustang Club will be at Jerry Duncan Ford Lincoln Mercury, Harriman, on May 3 for a Mustang & Ford Powered Show and Shine to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Mustang.
Mustangs and Fords spanning many years of production will be on site from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Mustang 50th anniversary memorabilia will be given to all participants. Spectators and participants can expect to see Mustang models from 1964 ½ through 2014 and other Ford-powered vehicles from Model T's through relatively new Taurus SHOs and Mercury Marauders.
Caney Creek Marina and the Knoxville Power Squadron will conduct America's Boating Course, a comprehensive boating safety class, next month.
The four-day program will be from 6 to 8:30 p.m. May 6 and 8 and May 15 and 16 in Caney Creek RV Resort office building at 3615 Roane State Hwy., Midtown.
"Whether you are a beginning boater of have years of boating experience, this class will increase skill, knowledge and confidence," said Chuck Smith, one of class organizers.
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Even the 'Grexit' might not solve Greece's currency woes
With every day that passes, it looks more likely that Greece will crash out of the euro. But if it attempts to return to the drachma, there's a pretty big problem, which no one's really come up with a way to fix.
The printers at De La Rue or its rivals are, according to reports, preparing to run off some new Greek banknotes. Some sources – perhaps influenced by rampant Square Mile speculation – have informed me that said notes are in fact already printed, ready to be shoved into trucks and planes and rushed into Greece's waiting cash machines over a single manic weekend.
Still, it's going to be impossible to shift over to with a new currency overnight. So, what tends to happen in this situation is that countries undergo a kind of DIY redomination, either clipping the corners of banknotes or stamping them with a special mark to magically turn currency A into currency B.
And here's the problem. Normally, those accepting the new currency have no choice: the old Reichsmarks or pesos or what have you will soon be worthless. But what Greek in their right mind is going to accept an alteration to a banknote that instantly slashes its value, when it can be spent across the border? Or to sit there passively while the same happens to all the euros sitting in their bank accounts?
It's this problem, not a fear of banking collapse, that is behind much of Greece's currency flight. To make a Grexit work, the Greeks would probably have to close the border, or inspect every traveller for smuggled euros.
It seems to me that between remaining on the euro and returning to the drachma (which they don't trust their politicians and bankers to manage in the first place), the Greeks are equally likely to end up in an informal halfway house. Their country's too big to free-ride unofficially on the neighbouring currency, as Panama does by using dollars or Montenegro by using euros. But across the developing world, there are a host of countries who have official currencies, but do their real business in (increasingly grubby) dollars.
Greece's government might start issuing salaries and contracts in drachmae – but nothing says the Greeks have to take it to their hearts. That looks rather like the worst of all possible worlds, with the country booted out of the euro but gazingly longingly back towards the door. But then, there's no way out of this situation that's going to be anything but messy.
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text: A widely used drug that acts as a mild central nervous, circulation and respiratory stimulant. There are some conflicting reports on whether or not caffeine consumption during pregnancy is safe or not, but consuming 800mg of caffeine, or about 4 cups of coffee, a day is associated with decreased birth weight, smaller head size, miscarriage, and premature labor. The more caffeine you consume the greater your risks. Caffeine crosses the placenta and can affect calcium metabolism and increase the risk of breathing problems in your newborn. Caffeine is also passed to your baby through breast milk, which causes irritability and sleeplessness in infants, so in 1980 the FDA advised pregnant women to limit their caffeine intake.


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Elections for the office of Colorado State Senate will take place in 2014. A primary election took place June 24, 2014. The general election will be held on November 4, 2014. The signature-filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was March 31, 2014. Claudette J. Konola was unopposed in the Democratic primary, while Ray Scott was unopposed in the Republican primary. Konola will face Scott in the general election.[1][2]
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Konola was defeated by Republican Steve King in the November 2 general election.[3][4]
|Colorado State Senate, District 7 General election (2010)
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"[One] day around 1983, I saw an oversize magazine sticking out of the back of the bin with the word 'RAW' barely visible at the top. Hoping it was pornography, I pulled it out. Much to my disappointment, it wasn't, but I'd also never seen anything like it." - Chris WareAn oral history of the seminal RAW Magazine: Part One, Life Before RAW | Part Two, Life After RAW [more inside]


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WID invites applications from individuals or teams of two to four UW-Madison undergraduate students for Frontier Fellowships. Frontier Fellows spend a year as part of the WID community, working towards a specific goal, whether a research project, event or artistic product. We're looking for all types of ideas, however preliminary you may think they are, that align with WID's mission: to use transdisciplinarity to enhance knowledge generation and fuel discoveries that can ultimately impact people's lives.
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Those concerned about the ongoing water crisis or who have relevant information to share are invited to attend, or listen to via the Internet, a public hearing 5:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 3 in the House of Delegates chamber.
"The House leadership would like to give everyone who wants input in this important legislation to have the opportunity to participate," House Speaker Tim Miley, D-Harrison said. "Legislation of this magnitude should be addressed very methodically and with great care.
"We want to ensure that the final product takes meaningful steps to truly protect our state's water supply and the health of the public."
The House of Delegates Health Committee, which be the first committee to consider Senate Bill 373, is hosting the hearing jointly with the House Judiciary and Finance committees.
"This is public health issue No. 1 for the Legislature," House Health Committee Chairman Delegate Don Perdue, D-Wayne, said. "Once we've heard from all interested parties, we intend to get to work fine tuning a bill."
The hearing will be broadcast on the Legislature's "Live" page, http://www.legis.state.wv.us/live.cfm. Just click on the House of Delegates Chamber image.
To view the senate bill, go to http://www.legis.state.wv.us , click on "Bill Status" and enter 373.
* While all members of House are focused on the issue of water quality, public hearing attendees are asked not to bring water samples. There are not water testing facilities at the Statehouse, and Capitol Security will not allow unidentified liquids into the building.


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With all the talk about how LA and Rudy have stepped up in the past couple weeks, let us not forget about the performances of Matthews and Dre. Matthews has been in the starting lineup for about a month now and has been the replacement for Brandon Roy. Since then he has averaged 19.5 points per game, around 35 percent from behind the ark, had numerous steals, and shooting
What a performance from LA tonight 29 and 19, almost a 30/20. The Blazers looked great tonight and really comfortable in their positions. Rudy has 7 assist and hooked up with LA at least 4 of those times. Another jump start persormance for Wesley; great first quarter with 13 points and three 3-pointers in a row. I have said it since the first game of the season, I am stoked
What are the keys to this game? What do we need to do to get the win. I think we need another big game from LA. Wesley and Miller need to have good games and DC needs to step up as well. Keeping our shooting % around 47 percent should give us the win, as well as keeping the Bucks around 40 percent. Defense, Defense, Defense through out the games , especially in the 4th.
What is up with the trade talk already! What happenned to supporting our team. With Brandons "Situation" and Oden's being out for the rest of the year, again, there is trade talk already? Let's get behind our team and see what they can do for the rest of the year. We have a good team, it may not be a championship team, but before we pull the trigger early, again, let's
OK, Technical foul on Stu Jackson and all the idiots involved in this
decision. I have said it before and I will say it again, who the hell
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Dear Roze:
I found an anonymous note on my desk criticizing me for the way I dress. The note said the clothes I've been wearing are unprofessional and inappropriate for the workplace. Specifically, this person, or maybe it's more than one person, said I need to stop showing so much cleavage. I can't deny I'm pretty endowed on top, so I can't help but wonder if this letter was given to me by some of the caddy women in my office that are jealous of my figure. We're having real hot weather right now, so I'm dressing as lightly as possible so I can stay as cool as possible. I'm not trying to flirt or anything like that, and I don't think I'm breaking our company's dress code. I wish the person or persons who wrote the note had enough guts to talk to me. It's obvious that whoever wrote it doesn't have a spine since it was unsigned and typed so I wouldn't be able to identify them. If they had identified themselves, I don't think I would feel as angry and irritated. Do you have any suggestions?
Clothing fit for hot weather
Dear Clothing fit for hot weather:
I cannot discern from your email as to whether or not you, too, think your clothing reveals your cleavage. Regardless, there is no place for cleavage in the workplace. Professional clothes exist that accommodate for hot weather without being inappropriately revealing. Although I understand why you would like to know who has a problem with your wardrobe, I also understand why people at work are hesitant to address such issues directly. Oftentimes, such remarks can be taken the wrong way. I suggest you talk to someone in your company's human resources department to determine if your clothing meets your organization's dress code policies.
Dear Roze:
I'm interning for a PR firm this summer with the hopes of getting a job offer before or by the time I graduate in December. I feel like the manager I report to is impressed with my work. My issue is with the firm's social activities. Every week, they have some kind of event after the work day, and the interns are strongly encouraged to attend. I'm not a big fan of these social events. I prefer doing my own thing when the work day ends. If I'm not hanging out with my friends, I just want to crash. At these social events there's a lot of small talk with people I don't know or barely know. I'm not real comfortable with that. What do you think? I think all that should matter is whether or not I'm doing a great job when it's being decided if I should get a permanent job offer.
It should be about my work
Dear It should be about my work:
Although your work performance is critical to the evaluation of your internship, often times the social aspect of the job plays a significant role as well. Developing relationships and making connections can have a tremendous impact on people's perceptions of you. The fact that the firm is having these events and interns are "strongly encouraged" to participate indicates that the firm's management considers them important. They may want to see how well you and the other interns mesh with everyone in the organization and the organization's culture overall. If you want a job offer from this company, immerse yourself in all of its activities so you can not only make the best impression possible, but so you can better assess if it is a good fit for you. Best of luck!
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Lighting controls offer significant potential for reducing energy use in commercial buildings. New technologies have emerged in recent years that have enabled a wide range of innovative strategies, from room-level awareness of occupancy and daylight sensing to building-wide coordination of a fully networked system. According to a new report from Pike Research, these new technologies will help grow the global market for intelligent lighting controls from $1.5 billion in 2012 to more than $4.3 billion in 2020.
In particular, new wireless technologies, along with reductions in prices for LED lights and dimmable ballasts, have made retrofit projects considerably more attractive. As LEDs become more mainstream, lighting controls — in the form of standalone devices or systems integrated into light fixtures — will help maximize their benefits. The number of existing buildings in developed countries, where these technologies have already gained acceptance, is quite large, and the pool of buildings that could benefit from lighting control retrofits in the developing world is vast. While North America will remain the largest market for intelligent lighting controls through the end of the decade, the most rapid growth will come in Asia Pacific, where revenues will rise at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 21%.
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The wide border Lexington sterling silver frame's beautiful embossed repousse rounded corner design makes this photo frame a valuable addition to the home interior. Inspired by the fine traditions of Silverstar International, the picture frame features the stylish design combined with the handcrafted brilliance of skilled Italian craftsmen. Composed of 50% sterling silver and marked "AG" with number of grams of silver, this frame is meticulously crafted by permanently bonding sterling silver to an aluminum backing (bi-laminate) that provides extra strength and definition. On the wooden back is a dual easel for horizontal or vertical display. Available in sizes 3.5x5, 5x7 and 8x10, every style has a tarnish resistance surface that requires no polishing and glare resistant glass.


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Restaurateur Mourad Mazouz Introduces His New Beirut Bistro
The vibrancy of Mourad Mazouz's latest Beirut venture, Momo at the Souks, is made vivid in French photographer Arnaud Pyvka's curious series of still lifes. Blending French-Moroccan cuisine with Middle Eastern flavors, the stylish eatery situated at the top of the Lebanese capital's jewelry souks is the second outpost of the Algerian-born restaurateur's original Momo restaurant in London. Although his other establishments, including Sketch in London and Derriere in Paris, are among the culturati's most sought-after tables, Mazouz hopes for a wider clientele for his new joint. "In Beirut I put the prices at the level of most of the local places," he explains, "because I want it to be open to as many types of people as possible." Mazouz stresss that his restaurant are not part of a predictable chain—each one is unique to its situation. "My next Momo will be a two square meter, hole-in-the-wall shawarma shop in Paris," he deadpans. In typically rambunctious fashion Mazouz, one of Louis Vuitton's latest Amble Ambassadors, talks of late night parties and losing all his staff in Beirut.
Setting up shop:
I chose the area that I did [above the jewelry souks], and designed a restaurant like that, because I'm not living in Beirut all year long. Honestly, if I lived there I would just do a little roof bar hidden away without a sign, because that's really my image of the city, and it would be a temporary space.
Age and beauty:
I'm very critical of myself, but Momo at the Souks is perhaps the top achievement of my restaurant career. The design reflects 20 years of going to the market, attending fairs. It's a mix of vintage, customized pieces and new design. The furniture is from all over France, England and Beirut. When I did the restaurant I thought of Yves Saint Laurent. It has huge garden terraces all around, with plants everywhere. I tried to create a place in Beirut that feels timeless. Right now it looks a little bit like a new shoe, but it's going to be more beautiful the more it is used, as the walls crack and blister.
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But even though we don't make the investment that doesn't mean we don't have the answers.
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Water stone(s) for a beginner sharpening a really dull knife
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My father has kitchen knives (Chef's knife, boning knife, etc.) that he has used for well over 30 years that for some reason he is indignant to sharpening. As a result some of them are dull and some have minor knicks in the blade.
I cant afford the edgepro, so as a beginner with a limited budget I would like to try free hand sharpening with something that would really help me in putting a sharp edge on these knives. What types of stones and stone number grits should I look into?
I planned on sharpening the butcher knife, the chef knife, the boning knife, and maybe possibly the bread and fillet knife.
I plan to use the knives for general meal preparation but MOSTLY for minor butchering (like cleaning a chicken breast, or maybe deboning, or separating drumettes from the wingette, etc.)
re: achilles007
If the knives are in really bad shape,might I suggest taking them to a Pro sharpener(someone you can trust with a good reputation) first,otherwise you might end up buying 2 or 3 stones and spending a lot of time to get the job done right(400 grit 1k grit and maybe a 4 to 6k grit.I'm not trying to talk you out of buying stone and learning to free hand sharpen,but some jobs are best left to the pros.
Yeah. It sounds like your knives are in pretty bad shapes. You can take it to a professional, and then take care of the knives on your own later. In truth, you can sharpen dull knives with low grit stones. However, it does not seem like a suitable job if you are new to knife sharpening. I mean, if you cannot get the knife edges as sharp as you like, then you won't know if it is because of the knives or because of your skill.
For normal home knives, a ~1000 grit (Japanese scale) stone is most useful. It is aggressive enough to work on minor chips and refine enough as a finishing stone.
Because your knives sound dull, you may need a ~500 grit or lower stone.
re: Chemicalkinetics
Totally agree.
My daughter brought home her knives for me to sharpen. They were terribly dull.
A few minutes on a 1000g stone and I was chasing the burr. Deburred and a couple swipes on my strop and it was sliding through paper. Because these were softer Euro steel no further refinement was done
Here are a few excellent resources for you: sharpeningmadeeasy.com and bladeforums.com
It sounds like you would need at least 2 stones, perhaps 3. That would get pretty expensive. There ARE alternatives that will still allow you to freehand your knives, and do it on a VERY reasonable budget.
You can use sandpaper - or - 3M abrasive films. Or both. 3M has grits of extreme fineness. WIth just a few pieces of sandpaper from home depot or lowes or an auto parts store, you can put a very good edge on a knife.
If you are open to a guided system, I can recommend what I use - a DMT Aligner. For $40 it's a great little system and comes with grits of 320, 600 and 1200. I also like the additional xx-fine stone (8000 grit), but it's not "necessary" per se. I use it on my better knives.
My take:
You may need to reprofile or thin behind the edge some.
An overview of sharpening systems and how to sharpen is in Chad Ward's book "An Edge in the Kitchen" or at least see his online article at: http://forums.egullet.org/index.php?/...
Check your library before buying or buy from online used book vendors like Half.com.
One of the more cost effective ways to get into hands on sharpening is with sand paper and a mouse pad.
A tutorial is here: http://www.knivesshipfree.com/pages.p...
and a description: http://zknives.com/knives/articles/sa...
I use a $30 1x30 belt sander with about $40 of multiple grit sanding belts followed by a leather belt with white compound.
A smooth steel between sharpennings is recommended. There is a recent thread on this.
I say just get a 1000 grit stone (maybe a king) and go from there. Getting a coarse stone when you have no experience tends to amplify problems. So it may take you a bit longer to get the knife sharp, but you'll be better off for it. Also, there are a number of freehand sharpening videos online. I've made some, but there are plenty out there that are good. Here's a link to mine:
You may also want to look at a stone flattening system as some have mentioned. Wet/dry sand paper inverted on a flat surface gets the job done cheaply. Diamond plates are more expensive, but work better/faster.
when i started really learning about sharpening, my chef in japan gave me a 1000 grit stone and told me not to use anything else. I used it for a year before i used another type of stone. My next stone was a coarse stone (for repairs) and then after that, a finishing stone. Now i've got about 100 stones or so ;)
If you do decide to go about this yourself, you'll definitely want a waterstone with a grit of 500 or below.
Possibly the single best budget coarse stone that I know of is the bester 500. It is very aggressive for a 500 grit stone. It lasts a looooonnng time, and it seldom needs flattening, so you can get a big job done without interrupting your progress. Not the cheapest coarse stone on the market, but the price is quite good when you consider the size and longevity of the stone. Downsides: it needs a long soak to work best (~30 minutes), feedback isn't great.
Unfortunately, you'll probably want to finish at a higher grit than 500. You can either get an affordable stone in the 1k range (and there are many options) or you can look instead to a combo stone to cover your bases for both a coarse and a medium grit stone:
I had this stone as well.
- Price is excellent.
- Feedback is decent, feel is soft-medium
- 240 grit side cuts quite fast
- Only needs about 5 minutes of soaking
- Sort of small and narrow - doesn't last anywhere near as long as the bester
- Both sides wear away fairly quickly and can need flattening in the middle of big jobs
Gotta agree with the others that from that description it may be time for a pro.
Sharpening is art and science. The science is what to do and the art is when to stop.
I wouldn't suggest learning with beat half to death blades. That would be like trying to run a marathon before you have run a mile.
Know the make or have pics of them? Some are easier to sharpen than others.
re: knifesavers
"I wouldn't suggest learning with beat half to death blades. That would be like trying to run a marathon before you have run a mile." Very well put. I wanted to say something like this, but couldn't come close. Again, it can be done, but it is much tougher to learn knife sharpening from a very dull knife.
re: Chemicalkinetics
This is true. It is better to learn with a knife that:
a) isn't super dull
b) you KNOW is capable of forming a sharp edge. And...
c) is at least moderately long and has a heel
That said, if the OP has some knives to practice on and is a quick learner, [s]he could still theoretically sharpen those dull blades in a month or two. I don't know whether it was ideal or not, but I started off with a coarse stone and a medium stone, and it wasn't too long before I was working on some pretty dull knives. It wasn't always the most efficient way to work, but it was always instructive and I don't think I picked up too many bad habits or ruined too many blades along the way.
What about the Lansky sharpening system? The Lansky looks like a poor mans edgepro. I don't own one but I like the idea.
re: unprofessional_chef
Yes that is correct. There are a few choices out there are are all reasonably priced and are small guided rod systems like this. They are made by DMT, Lansky, Gatco, and Smith, among others.
I went with the DMT version, the aligner, as DMT is very well known for their diamond plates and has more angles to use than the other systems. Many people use DMT plates to flatten out their waterstones - so that's a good indication to me of their quality.
The basic deluxe kit is 3 stones with the aligner itself - 320, 600 and 1200 (coarse, fine and x fine). If one has GOOD knives, I would also recommend the xx-fine also - 8000 grit - it's only $15 more. I do also have the x-coarse, 220 grit, but this is pretty much only desireable when doing full reprofiles. Technically, it isn't needed but can save a bunch of time vs using just the coarse stone for a reprofile.
Once my knives have been sharpened, I rarely touch them up with anything other than the x-fine and xx-fine.
re: jkling17
"I went with the DMT version, the aligner, as DMT is very well known for their diamond plates and has more angles to use than the other systems."
I was about to buy a Lansky kit before you mentioned DMT. I like the how their clamp also works as a guide with other stones.
re: unprofessional_chef
I hope that you like it. I admire people who can freehand sharpen but that's just not me. I really like knowing what my angles are, and that they are maintained.
Just remember - let the diamonds do the work for you. Use only light pressure or no pressure at all. The weight of the knife itself is quite adequate.
Take'em to a pro, and maybe maintain them yourself from there. A coupla good stones and accessories is going to run you close to the entry level edge pro...plus you have to like doing this kind of thing or it'll be frustrating. I had the lansky and tried the gatco...nice idea, but not fun to use, for me anyway, always had better results with a traditional stone
Here's another article that you may find of interest: http://zknives.com/knives/articles/sa....
There are loads of ways you can go. I have to admit that if money was no object that I'd buy an edgepro or a wicked edge. But, I'd rather save the extra $125 and get another 1-2 Japanese knives instead!
achilles007 -
Are you still out there? Somewhere?
Too many good replies already, but here's where I'd start:
REALLY dull knives -
This should take off rounded edges quickly, & allow decent finish sharpening. (Use VERY light strokes on the finer stone when you're done sharpening; that will provide a more refined scratch pattern.)
Pretty dull knives:
Either this one: http://www.epicureanedge.com/shopexd....
Or this one: http://www.epicureanedge.com/shopexd....
These two choices won't take off metal as quickly as the first combo stone I suggested, but they'll both allow you to get a better-finished edge.
I haven't used any of these stones, so take my suggestions as only suggestions.


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WBGO and 2 Gateway Center invite you to celebrate the 35th Anniversary of WBGO 88.3 FM at the monthly free concert series featuring The Claire Daly Quartet on Wednesday, July 2 at 12pm.
Baritone saxophonist and composer Claire Daly has established herself as one of the most compelling and creative voices on the baritone saxophone. She is a a six time winner of the Down Beat Critics' Poll "Talent Deserving Wider Recognition" and winner of the 2005 Jazz Journalists Association's "Baritione Saxophonist of the Year".
As a very (very) young girl, playing saxophone for 3 months, Daly heard a big band concert at the Westchester County Center. The saxophone section stood up for a soli, and Claire was on her chair screaming. She says "...when I was a kid, I was drawn to music. I chose it because it spoke to me. I felt that it was a calling early on." And when you listen to her, you'll be glad she answered the call.
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History of the Chicago Cardinals
The professional American football team now known as the Arizona Cardinals was originally called the Chicago Cardinals. The team traces its history to an amateur Chicago-based athletic club team named the Morgan Athletic Club, which was founded by Chicago painter/builder Chris O'Brien in 1898.
O'Brien later moved them to Chicago's Normal Park and renamed them the Racine Normals, since Normal Park was located on Racine Avenue in Chicago. In 1901, O'Brien bought used maroon uniforms from the University of Chicago, the colors of which had by then faded, leading O'Brien to exclaim, "That's not maroon, it's cardinal red!" It was then that the team changed its name to the Racine Cardinals.[citation needed]
The original Racine Cardinals team disbanded in 1906 mostly for lack of local competition. A professional team under the same name formed in 1913, claiming the previous team as part of their history. As was the case for most professional football teams in 1918, the team was forced to suspend operations for a second time due to World War I and the outbreak of the Spanish flu pandemic. They resumed operations later in the year (even with the suspension they were one of the few teams to play that year), and have since operated continuously.
At the time of the founding of the modern National Football League, the Cardinals were part of a thriving professional football circuit based in the Chicago area. Teams such as the Decatur Staleys, Hammond Pros, Chicago Tigers and the Cardinals had formed an informal loop similar to, and generally on par with, the Ohio and New York circuits that had also emerged as top football centers prior to the league's founding.
In 1920, the team became a charter member of the American Professional Football Association (which became the NFL in 1922), for a franchise fee of $100. The Cardinals and the Bears (originally founded as the Decatur Staleys before moving to Chicago in 1921) are the only charter members of the NFL still in existence, though the Green Bay Packers, who joined the league in 1921, existed prior to the formation of the NFL. The person keeping the minutes of the first league meeting, unfamiliar with the nuances of Chicago football, recorded the Cardinals as from Racine, Wisconsin. The team was renamed the Chicago Cardinals in 1922 after a team actually from Racine, Wisconsin (the Horlick-Racine Legion) entered the league. That season the team moved to Comiskey Park.
The Staleys and Cardinals played each other twice in 1920[1] as the Racine Cardinals and the Decatur Staleys, making their rivalry the oldest in the NFL. They split the series, with the home team winning in each. In the Cardinals 7-6 victory over the Staleys in their first meeting of the season, each team scored a TD on a fumble recovery, with the Staleys failing their extra point try.[2]
The Cardinals' defeat of the Staleys proved critical, since George Halas' Staleys went on to a 10-1-2 record overall, 5-1-2 in league play. The Akron Pros were the first ever league champions, they finished with an 8-0-3 record, 6-0-3 in league play, ending their season in a 0-0 tie against the Staleys. Since the Pros merely had to tie the game in order to win the title, they could afford to play not to lose. Had the Staleys not lost to the Cardinals, they would have gone into that fateful game with an 11-0-1 record, 6-0-1 in league play. As it was, it all but assured that the Staleys/Bears and Cardinals would be intense rivals.
The two teams played to a tie in 1921,[1] when the Staleys won all but two games, thus the Cardinals came within 1 point of costing the Staleys a second consecutive championship in the league's first two years of existence.
In 1922, the Staleys, now renamed the Bears, went 9-3-0,[3] losing to the Cardinals twice. The Bears still edged the Cardinals for 2nd place in the league, but those losses dashed all hopes of the Bears repeating as champions.[4]
In 1923 and 1924, the Bears got the better of the Cardinals all three times the two teams played.[5][6] But in 1925, the Bears went 0-1-1 against the Cardinals with the tie meaning the Cardinals were only a 1/2 game in front of the Pottsville Maroons heading into their fateful 1925 showdown.[1]
Thus, in the first 6 years of the NFL's existence, the Bears-Cardinals games had a direct impact on the league championship 4 times. The Bears and Cardinals each took home 1 title during that span. But the Bears nearly cost the Cardinals their title, the Cardinals nearly cost the Bears their title, and had it not been for the Cardinals' tenacity against the Bears, the Bears very well might have won two more. The Bears were a dominant team against everyone but the Cardinals in the league's early years. From 1920-1925, the Canton Bulldogs, champions in 1922 and 1923, beat the Bears just 2 times and no other team in the NFL defeated the Bears more than once over that entire 6 year span... except for the Cardinals. The Cardinals battled the Bears to 4-4-2 split between 1920–1925 and established the NFL's first rivalry.[1]
Legend has it that the Cardinals played the Chicago Tigers in 1920, with the loser being forced to leave town. While this has never been proven, the Tigers did disband after one season.
The Cardinals won their first NFL championship in 1925, finishing the season with a record of 11-2-1. In a controversial ruling by the league, the Pottsville Maroons, the team with the best record, had their franchise revoked for violating the territorial rights of the Frankford Yellow Jackets. Thus, the Cardinals won the 1925 title by default. (For more on the controversy, see 1925 NFL Championship controversy.)
The Chicago Cardinals were one of the few NFL teams to host African-American players in the 1920s—most notably Duke Slater. After the folding of the first American Football League after its lone season, Slater, against all odds, successfully joined the Chicago Cardinals of the National Football League.
Not only was Slater pro football's first African-American linesmen, he was also one of the NFL's most outstanding linemen of his era. In 1928, he encouraged the team to sign Harold Bradley Sr., who became the NFL's second black lineman. Slater and Bradley played alongside each other in the first two games of the 1928 season. A steel plate in Bradley's leg, due to a childhood injury, contributed to Bradley ending his NFL career after only two games—the shortest among the 13 African American players who played in the NFL before World War II.
Between 1926 and 1927 a movement began among the owners of the NFL to follow the racist example of professional baseball and in 1927 every African-American player was out of the league, with the sole exception of Duke Slater.[7] The color ban faced by Slater and other black players was not ironclad, however, and four other African-American players managed to draw salaries in the NFL during short careers interspersed from 1928 through 1933.[7] Slater was once again the only black player in the league in 1929.[8]
On November 28, 1929 Slater participated in an NFL record as a lineman in front of Ernie Nevers in a game in which he scored six rushing touchdowns in a 40-6 victory over the Chicago Bears.[7] Slater played all 60 minutes of the contest, alternating between the offensive and defensive lines as well as participating on special teams.[7]
By the time of his retirement in 1931, Slater had achieved All-Pro status a total of six times.[7] During his NFL career Slater never missed a game because of injury, starting in a total of 96 of the 99 games he played between the AFL and NFL.[9]
The Cardinals posted a winning record only twice in the twenty years after their 1925 championship (1931 and 1935); including 10 straight losing seasons from 1936 to 1945.
Dr. David Jones bought the team from O'Brien in 1929. In 1932 the team was purchased by Charles Bidwill, then a vice president of the Chicago Bears. The team has been under the ownership of the Bidwill family since then.
In 1944, owing to player shortages caused by World War II, the Cardinals and Pittsburgh Steelers merged for one year and were known as the "Card-Pitt", or derisively as the "Carpets" as they were winless that season. In 1945, the Cardinals snapped their losing streak by beating the Bears 16-7. It was their only victory of the season. In 1946, the team finished 6-5 for the first winning season in eight years.
In 1947, the NFL standardized on a 12-game season. This would be the most celebrated year in Cardinals history as the team went 9-3, beating Philadelphia in the championship game 28-21 with their "Million-Dollar Backfield", which included quarterback Paul Christman, halfback Charley Trippi, halfback Elmer Angsman, and fullback Pat Harder, piling up 282 rushing yards. However, Bidwill was not around to see it; he'd died before the season, leaving the team to his wife Violet. He had, however, beaten the Chicago Rockets of the upstart All-America Football Conference for the rights to Trippi. This signing is generally acknowledged as the final piece in the championship puzzle. The next season saw the Cardinals finish 11-1 and again play in the championship game, but lost 7-0 in a rematch with the Eagles, played in a heavy snowstorm that almost completely obscured the field. This was the first NFL championship to be televised. The next year, Violet Bidwill married St. Louis businessman Walter Wolfner, and the Cardinals fell to 6-5-1.
The 1950s were a dismal period for the Cardinals, with records of 5-7 (1950), 3-9 (1951), 4-8 (1952), 1-10-1 (1953), 2-10 (1954), 4-7-1 (1955), 7-5 (1956; the best year of the decade), 3-9 (1957), 2-9-1 (1958), and 2-10 (1959). With just 33 wins in ten seasons, the Cardinals were nearly forgotten in Chicago, being completely overshadowed by the Bears. Attendance at Cardinals games was sparse. With the team almost bankrupt, the Bidwills were anxious to move the Cardinals to another city. However, the NFL demanded a hefty relocation fee which the Bidwills were unwilling and/or unable to pay. Needing cash, the Bidwills entertained offers from various out-of-town investors, including Lamar Hunt, Bud Adams, Bob Howsam and Max Winter. However, these negotiations came to nothing, likely because the Bidwills wanted to maintain control of the Cardinals and were only willing to sell a minority stake in the team.
Having each failed in their efforts to buy the Cardinals, Hunt, Adams, Howsam and Winter joined forces to form the American Football League. Suddenly faced with a serious rival, the NFL quickly came to terms with the Bidwills, engineering a deal that sent the Cardinals to St. Louis, Missouri beginning with the 1960 season in a move which also blocked St. Louis as a potential market for the new AFL which began play the same year.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c d Pro Football Reference, Cardinals index
- ^ NFLHistory.net
- ^ Pro Football Reference, Bears index
- ^ Pro Football Reference 1922 year in review
- ^ Pro Football Reference 1923 year in review
- ^ Pro Football Reference 1924 year in review
- ^ a b c d e Rozendaal, "Remembering Duke Slater," pg. 5
- ^ Dan Daly, "This Duke Deserves Induction in Hall," Washington Times, February 4, 2006
- ^ Rozendaal, "Remembering Duke Slater," pg. 6
- [1] Rozendaal, Neal. (2012) Duke Slater: Pioneering Black NFL Player and Judge. (McFarland & Company). ISBN 978-0786469574


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Mike was born July 1944 in Colorado to Clyde and Ethel Blanchard. A community activist, he is noted for saving the Dr. Justina Ford house from demolition and defending those who could not defend themselves. He was a Republican delegate, life member of the NRA, founder and President of the Dead Cats MC. He loved music.
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