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As you may or may not know, today (Wednesday, Nov. 11) is the first day of the early signing period in college athletics. Of course, the most notable of the sports to participate in this process is basketball.
So far there hasn't been much in the way of surprises. Those who had committed before the week-long window in which you can actually sign a scholarship have done so, for the most part.
For instance, Georgia got a letter-of-intent from the one commitment it had gotten for the Class of 2010 — 6-foot-8 power forward Cady Lalanne of Orlando-Oak Ridge High. Lalanne signed early this morning. The Bulldogs did receive some bad news, however. Center Shawn Kemp Jr., who's at Hargrave Military Academy in Virginia but hails from Canton, signed with Auburn earlier today. He was actually an Alabama signee out of high school but did not qualify.
Georgia State has received the paperwork from two of the three commitments it got this fall: point guard DaVonta White of Roswell-Centenniel and shooting guard Javonte Maynor of Snellville-South Gwinnett. Six-foot-6 swingman Harold Doby of Augusta is supposed to sign later this week.
Georgia Tech on Tuesday received a big commitment from a major prospect, 6-foot-4 shooting guard Jason Morris of Augusta by way of The Hotchkiss School in Lakeville, Conn. Morris, a four-star prospect, told me yesterday he plans to sign the official letter-of-intent eventually but wasn't sure when he'd do it and wasn't planning to make a big deal about it. Morris chose the Yellow Jackets over Clemson.
Both Georgia and Georgia Tech are pursuing Wheeler small forward Jelan Kendrick. Unfortunately for them, so is everybody else in the country. The nation's No. 2-rated player has said he doesn't plan to sign until the spring period, which begins in mid-April.
Tech is also in the hunt for another five-star prospect. Tobias Harris, a 6-foot-8, 220-pound power forward from Glen Head, N.Y., has the Yellow Jackets in a group that includes Kentucky, Louisville, Maryland, Syracuse, Tennessee and West Virgina. And how's this for drama? He plans to sign with the school of his choice on the last day of the early signing period (Nov. 18) bugt not announce his decision publicly until the day after.
I'll come back in here and update the blog as signing news develops the rest of the day. In the meantime, please be sure to let me know about Atlanta/Georgia kids that are signing somewhere.
Also, please note that we have created a signees' photo gallery where we're asking all our local recruits to go and upload their signing-day pictures. You can find it by clicking on the link HERE or you can copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://projects.ajc.com/photos/upload/early-signing-photos/.
Be sure to let me know what you see and hear so we can share it with the world!
November 11th, 2009
3:22 pm
welcome, Jason!
November 11th, 2009
3:48 pm
It is Basketball and the SEC don't know bout no Basketball.
November 11th, 2009
3:50 pm
The Big East now has the SEC vs Big East Challenge becuse the ACC vs Big East challenge made the big east lose all their early rankings after the ACC won the Challenge Everytime.
November 11th, 2009
4:33 pm
Could you tell me what you know of the Ga Southern signees from the ATL? Are they good gets or impact players?
Trey Bussey 6′3 SG Lithia Springs
Sam Mike 6′8 PF Columbia
November 11th, 2009
4:34 pm
The ACC has only two teams annually. Good job GSU with Maynor and White.
November 11th, 2009
4:34 pm
who cares about these thug drama queens or basketball period. wow we are a sick society to give these guys one minute of our time playing their game of look at me.
November 11th, 2009
4:37 pm
Sad, the tools are now forced to go after kids from boarding schools?
November 11th, 2009
4:38 pm
Look at the nerds clinging to our coattails on the hardwood. Just like they cling to Florida in football. What losers
November 11th, 2009
4:47 pm
The University of Florida has won more National Championships than Wake Forest, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Clemson,Boston College, Miami, FSU, Georgia Tech and Maryland COMBINED. You can also include Michigan, Purdue, Northwestern, Penn State, Illinois, Minnesota and Iowa COMBINED!! Also Kansas State, Temple, St Joe's,Entire Ivy League, DePaul–Oh Forget about It!!
You get the drift. However I must mention Tennessee, Vandy, Georgia,South Carolina, Alabama, Auburn,LSU, Mississippi State and Mississippi.
November 11th, 2009
4:50 pm
In fact they have won 1 less than K.
North Carolina, Kentucky, Kansas, Duke and Indiana alums can shoot their mouths off. Others–Be Quiet!!!
November 11th, 2009
4:53 pm
In fact the SEC has 9 NCAA Basketball Championships. I know Duke has 3, Maryland 1, NC State 2 and of course the bellwether North Carolina.
November 11th, 2009
4:55 pm
Three teams in the state of NC can boast multiple NCAA basketball titles. Can anyone else make that claim? NC=Basketball champs.
November 11th, 2009
5:21 pm
Lou Vales
Who exactly was 'shooting their mouth off' against Gator Basketball?
What does this blog have to do with Gator Basketball anyway?
November 11th, 2009
5:32 pm
I think the state of California has 5 more championships that the state of NC. Who cares.
Pac 10 has 15, SEC has 9, who cares.
This blog was about recruiting by Georgia schools. Can't there be such a discussion without someone shouting the cumulative championships of a conference, state or school. Particularly a school that is tied for 7th on the list.
November 11th, 2009
5:42 pm
Without the 4 corners UNC ain't crap. WE are up by 1. Now lets just shoot frre throws. Wow I am a great coach signed Dean Smith.
November 11th, 2009
6:15 pm
Sorry. The point I was trying to make was only about 20 teams in America have a chance of winning a Championship and yet there is the feeling the "NEXT" recruiting class at all the other schools will turn it around. In actuality, NO.
November 11th, 2009
6:54 pm
What? No Marlins talk?
November 11th, 2009
6:56 pm
Basketball already?
November 11th, 2009
7:05 pm
Tech could sure use Tobias Harris. They will be losing three big men after this season, Lawal, Favors, & Peacock. Instant playing time.
November 11th, 2009
7:07 pm
Kentucky and California, off the top of my head, also have multiple schools with NC's. If Louisville has more than one then KY is in. Fairly certain there's several CA schools with multiples (without bothering to Google it).
November 11th, 2009
7:35 pm
Pay attention Fort Worth Dawg, no state can boast three schools with multiple NCAA basketball titles other than North Carolina.
November 11th, 2009
7:43 pm
The GT Basketball program is on the verge of becoming a consistent TOP 10 TEAM with a shot at the NC almost every year!!
One could ALMOST say the same thing about the GT Football program since we have Coach PJ running the show!! (If NCAA Football had an 8 team playoff system, I would say we are already there!)
Wow……….what a GREAT time to be a GT fan!!
November 11th, 2009
7:46 pm
Can u update on the girls early signings in basket ball.
November 11th, 2009
7:51 pm
I thought Jelan Kendrick was at Westlake?
November 11th, 2009
7:52 pm
I think the SEC has more than 9 national championships. Lets see Rupp had 5 national championships. Joe b. hall 1, rick pitino 1, and tubby smith 1. So that is eight total for kentucky. Florida has two national championships and Arkansas has 1 national championship. Correct me if I'm wrong but that right there would be 11 national championships. In fact I believe that the SEC actually has one more national title than the vaunted and much publicized basketball conference called the ACC.
November 11th, 2009
7:57 pm
Was Arkansas in the SEC when it won its crown?
November 11th, 2009
8:06 pm
Yes. They won in 1994 and were definently a part of the SEC.
November 11th, 2009
8:33 pm
Three teams from the SEC total 11 national championships (Kentucky has over 70% of them). Three teams from NC have a total of 10 (UNC 5, Duke 3, NCState 2), and Maryland has one, for a total of 11. In addition, Wake, GaTech UVa, Clemson, Fla State, VaTech, Boston College, and Miami have all been in the top 10 on numerous occasions. The SEC simply has not been as strong from top-to-bottom over the years, Take Kentucky away, and no SEC team has a history (Florida's was only recent and short-lived) than equals even Wake or GaTech. Wake has been a top-ten program for many years now, not every year, but more often than not.
November 11th, 2009
8:43 pm
Watch out for Auburn. We actually have a coaching staff that spends time recruiting instead of sitting in their cushy offices.
Additionally, Auburn is going to win this weekend. Thats all I gotta say.
November 11th, 2009
10:02 pm
nobody cares about sec college basketball the only decent team is kentucky
November 11th, 2009
10:25 pm
The name says it all
November 11th, 2009
11:28 pm
Let's face it…the tech basketball program is just average at best. Hewitt has wasted talent the previous years, so why would any recruit want to go to tech? Tech has become the Gardner-Webb of the ACC.
November 11th, 2009
11:38 pm
At least this time we got the one that can read and write.
November 11th, 2009
11:39 pm
Tech is going to be good at least talent wise but Hewitt is not going to make them any better and that is the problem.
November 12th, 2009
1:41 am
Um, UCLA won a couple of championships. And who is the idiot who said GaTech is on the verge of being an annual Top 10 basketball program?? If you guys think Hewitt is a good coach, I will laugh in your face continuously until Sunday! His mythical run to the championship game included no wins over higher-seeded teams, and he has been extremely average since. If Favors gets you to the sweet 16, that team will go no further. Bank it. I know basketball. Signed, The Coach
November 12th, 2009
8:09 am
Lou Vales
In fact the SEC has 9 NCAA Basketball Championships.
Yes but the SEC is Kentucky period. Yes the gators won two, great run but you will not see it again and they will be irrelevant again, actually they are irrelevant now, but I digress. SEC basketball is Kentucky so I would not crow to loud, take them out and you have nothing.
November 12th, 2009
8:24 am
Are you idiots kidding?
ACC has had 28 teams in final fours since 1981. SEC has had 16 teams. That's almost double. ACC has also won more championships (7-5) over the same period, even though its much easier to win a championship coming out of the SEC (cake schedule for much of the year – players are well rested and records are inflated, meaning a more beneficial seed). Yeah, Florida's had some good teams. But those would have been 9-7 or 10-6 teams in the ACC at BEST.
Plus, there is nothing about Florida that makes me ooh or aah. NIT the past two years? Please. Great programs don't go to the NIT. Decent ones do. Besides one class of players (who Donovan probably gave and arm and a leg to get and more to stay), UF basically hasn't gotten out of the second round of the tourney save a couple of fluke seasons.
UF is a decent program. That's the only one the SEC has. ACC has two great programs and a handful of decent ones.
November 12th, 2009
8:41 am
"so why would any recruit want to go to tech"
Three letters – N.B.A.
A WALK ON at GT played for 2-3 years in the league. Most big time recruits and starters for uga don't play there that long, if at all.
uog has 2 players in the NBA this year, totaling about 110 minutes so far. That's about 5-7 minutes a game per player. Conversely, GT has INDIVIDUALS who have played more minutes than all uga players. Bosh (286); Jack (199); Bynum (210); Young (281); Morrow (208).
So you can go to uog and your best bet is to play a fraction of a game during mop-up duty, or you can go to GT, become an all star, and start. If GT is the Gardner Web of the ACC, Georgia is the Cumberland College of the SEC.
What's that? Dominique Wilkins? He hasn't stepped on a court in a decade and hasn't worn anything with the words uga on it since Herschel was still playing.
November 12th, 2009
1:33 pm
Walk-ons at GT could probably beat any team from UGA going back decades.
November 12th, 2009
5:02 pm
John Wooden -"mythical run to the championship game included no wins over higher-seeded teams"
Somethings are not even worth commenting on, but what the heck. So, say a #1 seed UNC team wins the tourney without beating a higher seed (because there are no higher seeds) that does not mean anything?
Anyway your are wrong, Tech, a 3 seed beat a 2 seed Ok St team. Regardless taking a team to the championship game is a rotatable achievement. You are a nob if you deny that. I agree that they have sucked since then,
November 13th, 2009
12:51 am
If you pick a school on the last day of the early period and then keep it a secret till the spring; what is your motivation? Do not like the sound of that comment at all! Be careful Tech if you are the unlucky one chosen.
November 13th, 2009
12:34 pm
[...] have been several other players sign since my initial report on Wednesday, the first day of the weeklong early period. Here's a quick [...]
November 15th, 2009
6:56 am
Westlake High School Early Basketball Signing Day 11/12/09
Danielle Spencer—Georgia Southern
Chad Johnson—-Colgate
Sharnea Boykin—Mercer
Marcus Thornton–Clemson
November 15th, 2009
9:38 am
…can't believe we are arguing about basketball with NC fans…trust me, I live in Concord, NC and basketball fans up here are as egotistical as they come…just give up and walk away, knowing you are the better men, gentleman. They have very, very good basketball here but that is because all they have is basketball and women's field hockey. The SEC is the premier football conference and only in a year like this does another conference qualify as a close second. The ACC, top to bottom, is a better basketball conference. My ego doesn't get in the way of saying that.


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–– Paulie Gee's and Fornino for upscale pizza (go at 6pm when PG's opens; otherwise it's a madhouse)
I would have also added No.7 Sub, but as they are revamping to place more emphasis on their bar I'm not sure what their child policy will be.
Sep 15, 2014gort in Outer Boroughs
–– Paulie Gee's and Fornino for upscale pizza (go at 6pm when PG's opens; otherwise it's a madhouse)
I would have also added No.7 Sub, but as they are revamping to place more emphasis on their bar I'm not sure what their child policy will be.
Sep 15, 2014gort in Outer Boroughs
It may not be an authentic version, but last summer I got a jar at Whole Foods. They were promoting it in the cheese department.
Jul 25, 2014gort in Outer Boroughs
We liked the food, but didn't like the cramped communal table (part of this may have been the bizarre decision to seat 3 of us side-by-side across from a couple so that we if looked straight ahead we were staring at someone else's date night).
Patatas bravas: definitely would have benefited from a traditional preparation. I've rarely met a potato I didn't like, but even I thought these were bland.
Jan 30, 2014gort in Outer Boroughs
Costco Food Finds - 1st Quarter 2014 [OLD]
3lb bags of organic Italian farro at the Long Island City location. No idea if this will be a regular product, so we've stocked up.
Anyone baking up tourtiere this year?
Just got an email from M Wells. They're taking orders this week: 718-786-9060. $45, including cranberry ketchup.
Dec 18, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
Yeah, you can get freshly cut smoked salmon/sable, whole smoked whitefish/trout, etc (as well as other things that don't make it to stores like the fresh pastrami salmon that they make for David Burke's restaurants).
Also, at this point it seems like it's a status thing for some of the people who line up –– like they know about a cool, quirky "real Brooklyn" thing.
Dec 09, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
That's Krowleskie Jadlo. Glad you enjoyed your Greenpoint trip!
Nov 25, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
Fortunato Brothers, on Manhattan and Devoe (near Graham Ave).
Nov 06, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
Wendy's Closed. Is Homogeny taking root in Greenpoint.
Wendy's is often closed at what would be peak hours for a normal bar. She owns the building and does what she likes, although I've often wondered why she hasn't tried to take a bit more advantage of a prime location in an ever-growing neighborhood.
Oct 30, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
Bar with craft beer/microbrews near Peter Luger in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
I've only been to South 4th a few times, but I really like it. Friendly staff, stiff pours of bourbon, plenty of room (but not creepily empty)...can't comment on the beer situation, though.
Oct 29, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
That's great news!
Oct 18, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
And tacking on to the above, if you're a Serious Beer Person you may want to visit Tørst. When some friends were over from the UK earlier this year, it was one of the highlights of their trip.
Oct 16, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
Five Leaves might be a good breakfast option. It's still quite busy on weekday mornings, but you can usually squeeze in without too much of a wait.
Oct 16, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
Coffee: Troost/Propeller/Champion/Ovenly
Misc food: Paulie Gee's for pizza, No.7 for inventive sandwiches, Lobster Joint for lobster rolls/good fried seafood, Peter Pan for donuts (even if you think you don't like donuts). The Bounty is great for cocktails and a grown-up dinner. As you'll notice, the area still has a strong Polish presence and Karczma would be my recommendation for a Polish dinner.
Two new-ish places to consider might be the Glasserie and Bread for the Eater (the latter may be BYOB).
Oct 15, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
1 or 8 and Traif are both excellent, although very different types of food and quite different dining experiences. Traif might be the more unique choice.
Oct 13, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
Brooklyn "Food tour on Foot"....suggestions?
Check out Fortunato Brothers, on Manhattan and Devoe for classic Italian cookies/pastries and gelato and Blue Stove on Graham and Withers for excellent new-school Brooklyn baking. Beaner Bar and Variety are both good choices for coffee. Carmine's on Graham is good for a quick slice, but if you're feeling more motivated walk up Metropolitan and head over to Best Pizza on Havemeyer and North 8th. Nearby on Metropolitan is Saltie for excellent, creative sandwiches. Momofuku Milk Bar is right there, too, which many people like. The Commodore down the block opens at 4pm –– they have fantastic fried chicken, biscuits, and fried chicken/fish sandwiches.
Oct 11, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
Dram is good, and I would also consider Hotel Delmano and Maison Premiere (both of which are closer to the Elm, if that's where you end up for dinner). I would advise against Five Leaves for a group dinner as it's tiny and almost always crowded, with long waits. Marlow and Sons is similarly popular and might also be hard to do with a group. Juniper on Berry Street could be a good backup to Fette Sau (and it has the added bonus of being BYOB), or the Commodore (if you can get there by 6pm).
On a side note, you may want to edit your post to indicate in the title that you're looking for recommendations in the Williamsburg area.
Oct 10, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
There are usually cabs in front of Peter Luger, but if not you should be able to find one as you walk down Bedford Avenue (especially on a Saturday night). Otherwise, Northside car service is a good bet. As other have said, though, it's a nice walk.
As far as the restaurants you mentioned, I would recommend Allswell over Fada.
Oct 10, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
First time to Brooklyn...need restaurant options.
Check out Reynard, the restaurant at the Wythe (reservations needed). I love it, although I haven't been in about 6 months. On the walk from the L over to Wythe, stop at Hotel Delmano for a cocktail and a great raw bar.
Oct 07, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
Pan-fried pierogies in Greenpoint?
If and when you find them, PLEASE share. I've been looking for a while –– glad to hear that there's someone out there on a similar quest.
The restaurant that was in the Karczma space years ago pan fried their pierogies (and they were excellent), but that was the only place I ever found that did so and of course it's long gone.
Oct 06, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
Yeah, we like it a lot. The menu isn't adventurous, but most of what they do they do very well. The fish dishes, the burger, and the gnudi are particularly good, as are the homemade crackers that accompany the cheese plate. Cocktails are great, and wonder of wonders –– you can get reasonable pours of good wine for under $10/glass (contrast that with the $12 I paid for 3oz of plonk on my one visit to Alameda). We've also found the service to be much friendlier than at some of the other new-ish spots.
Oct 02, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
That sounds terrible, but it corresponds with other reports I've heard. Have you tried the Bounty? That's the one new place we really like (aside from Broken Land, which is a bar not a resto).
Oct 01, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
Gulf area Oysters compared to Northern varieties (General Comp)
I just spent a long weekend enjoying several dozen raw Gulf specimens a day, so it's interesting to read over this thread. I grew up on NE oysters, but at this point I prefer the ones from the Gulf. I've never cared for oysters from the Pacific NW, as the "creamy"/cucumber-y/sweet notes that they're praised for make me gag. It's odd, but for whatever reason that flavor translates as rotten to my tastebuds.
Casamento's might be a good place for you to do further research into this whole issue, as they have excellent raw, chargrilled, and fried oysters. I can't think of a much better way to spend an afternoon.
Finalising My Oct Trip - your views advice appreciated.
I'm not TaTee, but I agree with the rec of EAT over Stanley. I don't think that the latter is bad, but it's totally unmemorable. Seriously. I can't recall what I had there, even with the menu as an aide-memoire. The food at EAT was better and a bit more unique, with more choices on the menu, and our servers were nice (albeit quirkier).
We were just there. Agreed about the new atmosphere –– it was better pre-renovation. But the raw oysters were still delicious and the staff were still friendly, and no silly line like Acme across the street.
As far as chargrilled oysters go, we had some delicious specimens at Casamento's.
Ha. Thanks! Will be in from NYC for a few days and trying to prioritize...
Sep 11, 2013gort in New Orleans
Any recent reports?
Sep 05, 2013gort in New Orleans
Planning a trip to Brooklyn in mid-October...where to begin?
Get there early –– it becomes almost impossible to move around after a while.
Aug 28, 2013gort in Outer Boroughs
PHEW! Thanks for clarifying –– was afraid Felix's might be closing or going on vacation.
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In Saudi Arabia, officials are considering a disturbing measure that could require women to cover their eyes in public. According to the Daily Mail, Sheikh Motlab al Nabet, spokesperson for Saudi Arabia's Committee for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice, said a proposal to turn the measure into law had been tabled, but the conservative Islamic state had said it has the right to prevent women from showing "tempting" eyes in public. Women already cover their hair and cloak themselves in black abayas, and can face punishments including fines and public floggings for women who don't comply. In September, women were given the right to vote and run for office, but they are still banned from driving and cannot travel or have certain medical operations without a man's permission.
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After clunkers like Dark Tide, Movie 43 and New Year's Eve, it was about time that Oscar-winning actress Halle Berry got the call to star in a half-decent movie where she could strut her stuff.
This may not be the flamboyant return to form that she not doubt hankers after but - for the most part - it's a taut thriller that only eases off the tension in the final reel.
Berry plays Jordan, a tough'n'tender-talking 911 operator at Los Angeles' emergency call centre. 99% of the time, she's dealing with speed-dialling drunks, minor domestic spats and adolescent girls terrified of bats trapped in their bedrooms.
However, she's also trained to deal with real emergencies - shootings, armed robberies, car-jackings - and, one night, a terrified call from a youngster who's alone in the house when an intruder breaks in. Jordan makes the mistake of calling her back, the prowler hears and the girl's body is found days later.
Traumatised by the grim outcome, she's put on training duties...but is forced to return to the phones when a teenager (Breslin) manages to make a 911 from the boot of a speeding car after she's been snatched from a shopping mall.
For the first hour or so, this is a cheesewire-tight drama as Jordan - compassionate and reassuring - talks the girl down and pragmatically advises her on an exit strategy that won't draw the attention of her kidnapper.
However, the tension is racked up when he shows himself to be a psychologically unstable nutjob with a bloodlust...and a big shovel.
It's only when we leave the hothouse pressure of the call centre and Jordan's fraught two-way with the youngster that this weakly resorts to formula and pans out like a lesser Silence of the Lambs.
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How To Camouflage Two Closet Doors in Living Room?
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I have hung pictures on the doors, but that is not enough. I live in a co-op, so am willing to do anything. There is no other way to get into the closets.
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I think that the issue is really the armoir. It makes it look claustrophobic. A lower dresser, maybe a colorful one, with some fabulous art, mirror, whatever decorative above it would make you forget about the doors and help them blend into the wall. You could also paint the walls a lighter shade, or even white, to blend the doors further. I would take the art off the doors.
I agree about the armoire-- it kind of turns it into a wall of doors.
I would change the paneled doors out for smooth ones, and try to blend them in with the walls as much as possible. Remove the trim around the door frames. Do the other walls have baseboards? Put some baseboards on your doors. Paint the doors the same color as the walls. Install the door hinges on the inside of the closets, get the least-obtrusive handles you can find and paint them the same color as the doors/walls.
Orrr... hang curtains. Hang 'em high and wide. Make sure they're opaque. Probably a lot less work than the secret door idea... but how cool would secret doors be??
If you can't hid them, decorate them. http://www.artfire.com/ext/shop/studio/pulaton/1/1/270681//
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I think curtains would stand out more than the doors. People would be wondering why you had curtains hanging on an inside wall. Possibly you could hang curtains over the entire wall, but then you would need to be careful to have the individual panels positioned so that you could easily get into the closets.
What is it about the doors that you don't like? I ask because I'm not sure why you feel the need to camouflage the doors. Houses and apartments have closets. Closets have doors.
I agree that the armoire does turn that into a wall full of doors. Cuminafterall has good ideas to create doors that don't look like doors.
I kind of like the pictures on the door that we can see, but it sounds like you don't.
Would just changing the door out to a flat one help? Paint it and the trim the same color as the walls to make it blend in.
I would also suggest a lower piece of furniture, with a large piece of art or mirror above it.
If you own the place then I would get someone to turn the entire area into one big closet. If not, then I would take the doors off and put a curtain rod in the middle section. Or a small dresser as someone else suggested. Then curtain off the entire thing with floor to ceiling curtains. If expense isn't an issue then get a couple of sliding doors. Good luck and share the results.
I forgot to add remove the doors if you plan on curtaining off the area.
I like the idea of taking out the armoire, replacing it with hanging storage, take off the closet doors, turn the whole wall into storage, and then screen it with this:
Just paint the closet doors the same color as the walls, they will be much less noticeable.
You could always 1. paint the armoire to match the walls so it looks cohesive or do what some of the other commenters said, which is to get 2. rid of the armoire and put a smaller piece of furniture in its place or 3. take it out and install shelves and make it all storage. Finally, 4. maybe you could turn the armoire area into an entertainment center? Then the doors wouldn't look so out of place.
or work with the closet doors and paint a simple mural/design on them using colors that exist in the room
I would say to either go with kathyc's ideas, or mount custom fitted mirrors on the doors to open up the space and to give you a place to check out your outfits before heading to work.
Curtains. Blech.
I say make the doors part of your storage solution; make a bookcase/hidden door!
One idea, depending on how regularly you use the closets (is that winter coat storage? Party clothes? or are we talking your every day wear) is to do a bookcase door. Something like this...http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/bookcase-doors-115002 But I also third (fourth) the idea to make the whole wall a closet with one sliding door.
I agree that the armoire is a problem. You should get something smaller and lower to fit into the nook or paint it so it recedes into the background a bit.
I am with Xarcady--it's not clear to me what this "problem" is. Is it that you don't like looking at the doors? I guess I would just try very hard to get over it. It's not perfect, so what?
One option is that you might want to try painting them the same color as your living room walls. It will make everything more monochromatic and therefore help the doors and the walls to look more "blended". Once everything is you can add cute/colorful handles for the doors, which can add an element of interest while not overwhelming that small wall.
Good luck! :)
Hard to see the "wall of doors" in the pictures, but painting is the best suggestion. Would having "views" painted on the doors work?
If you do curtains, then try to make it appear to be a wall of french doors with curtains.
Of course, one could empty the armoire and get rid of it!
Like everyone above, I would also get rid of the armoire. It feels way too big and hulking in that space. I would paint the walls and the doors/doorknobs the same color, then either find art that fits within the recessed panels of the doors - making the doors into "frames", or I would paint/wallpaper within the recessed panels.
I'd get rid of the armoir, too. And then I'd paint the whole wall a dark gray, doors included, and put a bright pop of color table between the doors, with a few colorful stools or poufs under it to pull out for seating. I would continue the art on the doors as it is, they will fade away when not emphasized by the depth difference and with some color help.
It's the armoire that's the issue. Too big and overpowering in the space. Otherwise, I don't really understand the question. WHY hide the doors?
Armoire is the problem...not the closet doors.
If you need the armoire (easy to say replace it, but maybe you need it...), I'd consider painting the closet doors and the armoire and the trim molding of the room all glossy white, going for the illusion that it's one big wall of built-ins. I'd try to give the closet and the armoire matching hardware to support that look. Then, depending on the layout of the room, leave an access aisle to get into all the spaces, but otherwise treat that as a wall, with chairs or your sofa in front with their backs to the closets.
I think draperies in front of closets are cumbersome and unattractive. But if you want to live with them, that's your choice...
what is wrong with these closet doors? they have character, and are those real glass/brass knobs? agree that armoire overwhelms; if storage is needed, how about contrast, like 1950's buffet, 1970's parsons table w baskets under, steamer trunk, but 3" in from either closet edge? top could be dressing zone w make-up/jewelry/change tray. could get custom mirror insets (if using as 3-way, would need to reverse hinges) that would open space, but mirror tile would be over top.
p.s. to commenter above, sliding doors are not as effective as swing-out doors b/c one only sees half the space at one time & one can hang shoes/purses/hats/vacuum cleaner hoses on swing-out doors. this particular size of swing-out door does not overwhelm area.
If you own it and can get permission, because with a co-op you own a piece of a mortgage and lease the space, then build what you want. It's worth the investment.
The closet doors are great - they just look stupid with art hanging on them. Many with newer flimsy closet doors would kill for old, solid original doors like these. Resist the urge to turn positives of your home into negatives because you don't understand much about design and construction.
The armoire is the problem. Not only is it too big for the space, it is also not that attractive. If you need it for storage space, is there somewhere else in the home you can put it, where you won't be looking at it so directly? Like in an entry hallyway, or sonewhat behind a couch or chairs?
Get either a lower dresser, or a narrower armoire for this space. Even if you use a dresser, for heavens sake, don't get something that takes up the entire space between the closets as this armoire does. Your furniture needs to be proportional to the space it is in. I would likely not put anything very deep in that space - so besides being more narrow, get a piece less deep. Maybe an old antique dresser - many are not so wide, many are no as deep as new ones, either - would fit best.
Embrace the doors! Paint them a completely different color, or accent them like this.
I also agree that a lower dresser/cabinet plus a mirror or art above would look better.
I agree with the others. Replace the huge armoire with a lower dresser, and mirror or art above it.
You could use curtains or you can probably stick fabric which seems more like a wll paper,


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Marmelo-Glazed Pork Tenderloin
Marmelo is the Portuguese word for quince; the term marmalade is derived from this word. Here is a great way to enjoy our Quince-Lemon Marmalade--besides just savoring it on toast. When combined with herbs, garlic, and mustard, it creates a glossy glaze for the meaty pork.
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- Calories: 190
- Calories from fat: 25%
- Fat: 5.2g
- Saturated fat: 1.8g
- Monounsaturated fat: 2.1g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.5g
- Protein: 23g
- Carbohydrate: 12g
- Fiber: 0.3g
- Cholesterol: 65mg
- Iron: 1.5mg
- Sodium: 404mg
- Calcium: 15mg
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- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- Preheat oven to 400°.
- Combine first 4 ingredients, stirring until well blended. Sprinkle pork evenly with salt and pepper. Place pork on a baking sheet lined with foil. Brush half of marmalade mixture evenly over pork. Bake at 400° for 20 minutes. Brush remaining marmalade mixture over pork; bake an additional 5 minutes or until a thermometer registers 155° or until desired degree of doneness. Let stand 5 minutes before serving.
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ZweigWhite's 2011 Project Management Survey reveals the most common marketing responsibility for project managers is proposal preparation (63 percent). In relation to other staff members, project managers are some of the most likely people to make a visit to a prospective client at 60 percent, but many industry leaders feel this number should be higher.
In a Sept. 26 issue of The Zweig Letter, ZweigWhite's weekly management publication, experts and firm leaders gave their opinion on the survey results.
Ernest Burden, principal of AEC Advisors, Inc. (www.aecadvisors.com) and author of Successful Project Management in the A/E/P and Environmental Consulting Firm, released in July by ZweigWhite, says there is overwhelming evidence that clients would prefer not to hear from partners and principals-in-charge; they want to hear from the project managers.
"A principal-in-charge will show up on occasion, while the project manager is there every single day doing work in the field," he said. "The PM is the person the client will be closest to throughout the entire job. I say that because a friend has videotaped some 600 presentations, and there is overwhelming evidence that clients want to see the PM. What is reflected in the survey is what's happening, but it's not what should happen."
PMs and marketing departments working together can be a winning combination, Burden says. He feels one of the most important aspects of effective project management is this coordination.
"Marketing and project delivery are what you're selling. The PM is involved and knows clients. After the handoff from marketing, clients don't want to see marketing anymore," he says. "That doesn't mean marketing people should disappear; they have to watch over what the project manager is doing to ensure, to the end, the client is getting what they were promised. Marketing people make the promises, and the PM carries them out."
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|The GAs (gibberellins) comprise a large group of diterpenoid carboxylic acids that are ubiquitous in higher plants, in which certain members function as endogenous growth regulators, promoting organ expansion and developmental changes. These compounds are also produced by some species of lower plants, fungi and bacteria, although, in contrast to higher plants, the function of GAs in these organisms has only recently been investigated and is still unclear. In higher plants, GAs are synthesized by the action of terpene cyclases, cytochrome P450 mono-oxygenases and 2-oxoglutarate-dependent dioxygenases localized, respectively, in plastids, the endomembrane system and the cytosol. The concentration of biologically active GAs at their sites of action is tightly regulated and is moderated by numerous developmental and environmental cues. Recent research has focused on regulatory mechanisms, acting primarily on expression of the genes that encode the dioxygenases involved in biosynthesis and deactivation. The present review discusses the current state of knowledge on GA metabolism with particular emphasis on regulation, including the complex mechanisms for the maintenance of GA homoeostasis.
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"I do not believe human society, including not merely a few persons in any state, but whole masses of men, ever have attained, or ever can attain, a high state of intelligence, virtue, security, liberty, or happiness without the Holy Scriptures; even the whole hope of human progress is suspended on the ever-growing influence of the Bible."
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Regardless to what you think of me, or say of me. you were in my life for a reason, and that time has come and gone. That point in my life was great while it lasted, You always told me you wanted my happiness. Well I'm happy now, I really hope life is good for you, and I promise you God has huge things in store for you regardless to what you believe in.
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Technology has taken over my life, I don't know if it's for the worse..but It's not for the better, I know that at least. I want to test myself and try to go a month without any technology including cell phone, laptop, or tav. I still will use my Ipod for music only Otherwise I think I would literally go insane. Each day I will spend time reading Gods word, and coming closer to him, and do what he wants me to do instead of doing what "kyle" wants to do. Along with going without technology I would like try to fasting. I think it would be pretty rad to go beyond food replenishment, And focus only on God and studying and reading his words. In the next few weeks or months, I will tell you my starting date, and then on the last day of that month of going without tech. I will write how the month went, what I studied, what I gained through out that month. I love God, and I will always have room for improvement in my walk with Christ.


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Jungle Formula is very good, you can get it in different strengths and places like Blacks sell it.
One word of warning though, when using any strong repellant make sure you wash your hands before you touch your camera. The stuff can dissolve the paint on your camera's buttons.
Watch out for anything containing DEET. It is good, but it's also carcinogenic (and it eats plastics for breakfast). I would second the odourless garlic tablets. Pure citronella oil is great too, and a little goes a long way.
Apparently eating Marmite works - Can't stand the stuff myself. I use a natural roll on repellent from Superdrug. Doesn't use the nasty stuff and seems to work.
Also, get one of those Clicker things from Boots/Superdrugs, if you get bitten, click on the bite and give instant relief.
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I can tell you how to attract them. Park at Tarn Hows and walk up the hill to the high viewpoint to wait for a sunset. Make sure you are a tad sweaty when you get there. The little buggers had a feast on me. Despite a long sleaved shirt my arms look like a dot to dot puzzle. (I might join them up, see if theres a hidden message) I ended up with my tee shirt pulled over my head and a tissue trapped in the neck with holes for my eyes - i looked like the elephant man (in more ways than one some would say - must diet)
Sunset wasn't brilliant either ! moan ! moan ! moan !
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Not sure about the tablets, but I can attest that garlic really works even on the big mosquitoes in the back woods of the US and Candian Rockies! Did that a few years ago when backpacking. I was able to leave the weight of repellent behind.
Only thing is you have to start eating them regularly (every few hours) a day or two in advance to really build up that good garlic taste/smell in your blood.
Recently I tried some sort of Bio-safe, non-DEET repellent and to my surprise it worked great.
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Roger Baker with the Greenbrier County Sheriff's Department says the four-year-old boy was hit around 1:30 p.m. while walking along Route 219 with his mother after going grocery shopping.
Baker said the child apparently ran into the road in front of oncoming traffic, where a vehicle struck him with its side mirror.
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Gender disparities in primary education across siblings: is intra household disparity higher in regions with low child sex ratios?
AbstractStrong son preference in developing countries often motivates parents to undertake sex selection at birth, infanticide, and subsequent neglect of daughters, leading to low child sex ratios in these countries. An interesting question is whether such attitudes also lead to gender discrimination in primary education. While there is a vast literature on inter-household gender discrimination in education, studies of discrimination between siblings is comparatively rare. This paper asks the question: Do parents tend to educate sons more than daughters? Using unit level National Sample Survey Organization data for the 61st Round (2004-2005), we analyze disparity in primary educational attainments between siblings and examine whether such intra-household disparity is higher in areas where child sex ratios are low. Findings indicate that parental attitude towards education and practices may be more complicated and less uniformly negative at lower levels of education than commonly portrayed.
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Joplin police issue a warning to motorists after one person is dead and another is in critical condition in two separate accidents in two days.
In state of Missouri it is a state law that everyone riding a motorcycle must wear a helmet. However, those riding a scooter and other small two wheel vehicles are not required to wear a helmet.
Thursday's fatal accident involved a scooter where the rider was not wearing a helmet.
Wednesday's accident involved a motorcycle, whose rider was wearing a novelty helmet.
That driver is still in critical condition and doctors say if he would have been wearing a DOT approved helmet his condition would be much different.
"We all need to be better defensive drivers and pay attention to everyone out there," says Corporal Dan Haskins of the Joplin Police Department. "We have got to pay attention to the motorcycles and the motorcycles need to make sure we're paying attention to everything else going on. It's a two way street and we all have to share the road."
Terri Baird owns a motorcycle and she says her near-death experience has changed the way she looks at motorcycle safety. Baird says she and her husband have survived several accidents while riding their motorcycle.
The Baird's are from Oklahoma where wearing a helmet is not required for those 18 and older. But one close call in October taught the Baird's a valuable lesson.
"We weren't wearing helmets and we both got thrown off the bike and it cut my foot off, literally, but they was able to put it back on and they said we were both very lucky that we didn't have head injuries," Baird says. "I haven't rode since October but from now own I will be wearing my helmet."
In Missouri it is a state law that all motorists to hear a helmet.
"On a scooter, something that is 49 CC's or less, the state of Missouri says you do not have to wear a helmet," says Corporal Haskins. "It's a flaw in the system I believe. However, hopefully, we can get some legislation involved to change that."
Motorists are urged to wear a helmet that is approved by the Department of Transportation.
The owner of Cycle Connection Harley Davidson in Joplin, Nancy Hutson, says the helmet should be snug enough to where it shouldn't fall off your head.
"A DOT approved helmet actually has a lot more safety features than some of the non-approved DOT helmets," says Huston. "They have a lot more cushion and fill in them."
Corporal Haskins says wearing a DOT approved helmet could essentially save a persons life.
Oklahoma and Kansas only require motorists 18 and younger to wear a helmet.
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Episode 030 Reviews
Episode 03: Tree
Episode 03: Tree
"Prince, oh prince!" When Etna called in such a sing-song voice, Laharl knew right away it meant trouble.
"What is it now? Has someone issued a challenge for me? Is the Netherworld being invaded? Is Mid-boss causing trouble? Don't tell me this is about finding someone's lost pet..." Laharl went over the list of possible disasters in his head.
"No, it's nothing like that," Etna had a big grin on her face, "this is something much, much worse! Even worse than all those things put together, for you anyway."
Laharl gave Etna a suspicious look, "what do you mean by that?"
"Oh, you'll see," she began to walk out of the throne room, motioning for Laharl to follow her. "I should warn you, I will not be held responsible for what may happen to you when you lay eyes upon what I found."
The suspense hung in the air and the tension continued building up as they walked to the portal, "just tell me already!" Laharl yelled.
"You'll see it when we get there," Etna insisted.
Flonne saw them and happily skipped over, "hi, where are you going?" she smiled, looking as if she were glowing.
"You look more cheerful then ever today," Etna noticed, "what's the occasion?"
"She's in denial," Laharl cut in before Flonne could say anything.
"About what?" Etna's curiosity grew.
"Let's not get distracted," Laharl protested, "first you have to show me that oh so terrible thing you found," he reminded Etna.
"Fine, but you're going to wish you haven't seen it," Etna could clearly imagine Laharl falling to the ground and twitching while screaming in agony, it would be amusing. "C'mon Flonne, you should see this too." The three of them disappeared through the portal towards the forest.
xoxox xox xoxox
At the forest, Etna led the trio to a specific tree. "Here it is!" She pointed at a tree where Laharl and Flonne's names were carved.
"That's it?" Laharl was not surprised, terrified, or agonizing. "That's the same thing Flonne was in denial about. I've already seen this, in fact, I was the one who carved it."
Etna stood there in absolute shock, "what?"
"The love freak was playing around here and going on and on about how much she loved nature, so I told her I would stab a tree with my sword and in the most pathetic voice she said: no Laharl you mustn't!" Laharl imitated Flonne, in an exaggerated silly high pitch, then continued narrating normally, "of course I wasn't going to listen to her, but I got a better idea. I carved her name into the tree so Flonne's reputation would be stained with nature abuse. But I couldn't let her take all the credit, so I carved my name into it too. You should have seen the love freak's face turning red with anger and frustration," Laharl pointed at Flonne's blushing face, "just like that!" He then observed Etna's wide eyed and open mouthed expression and his grin grew if it was even possible. "Impressed? You're amazed by the amount of evil I possess, hahahaha!" Laughing wildly, Laharl made his way out of the forest and back to the castle.
Etna finally recovered and rolled around with laughter, though Laharl was no longer there to hear her. She had learned from Gordon and Jennifer what it meant to carve two names into a tree in human culture. If Laharl ever knew the truth he might just drop dead. It was nice having that to hold over his head, even if he was completely unaware of it. "Flonne, you're one evil angel!"
End of Episode 03
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Exactly why I put this in the TMI thread...
Exactly why I put this in the TMI thread...
Jesus christ... That was a well spent half hour of reading 10 pages of Information... that is DEFINATELY "Too Much". Awesome!
YES that is the kind of response the TMI thread should elicit from people.
A teenage dream, so hard to beat...
This thread is the best. I feel like a Catholic Priest hearing confession (only without the pedophiliac thoughts).
A good song should make you wanna tap your feet and get with your girl. A great song should destroy cops and set fire to the suburbs. Im only interested in writing great songs. - Tom Morello
I think most everyone can. I dated a few girls that couldn't, but I'd say 85% of the women I've been with could do it.
Tom, thanks for calling me young, first of all. i wasn't really trying to demonstrate deviant sexual behavior. I just enjoy the whole female ejac thing and that is probably TMI. It's a turn-on for me, and I've been lucky enough to have it be a regular part of my sexual life. But, I second kimery's appeal to you for real deviance. Tell us about the time before electricity, when you peddled your car with your feet and ate brontosaurus burgers while getting blowjobs from cavewomen. C'mon Tom. Pleeeeeassse.
Ya Tom im going to need all your "mung" stories.
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I have been practicing new behaviors at home and going out to eat. I've been tracking everything, everything even a peace of gum. Drinking more water especially before meals. When i go out to eat I always ask for water and a salad. Dressing on the side. Most of the time I put vinegar and oil on it. I order whole wheat and extra vegetable and the leanest of proteins, and if it's a big piece, I take half home and enjoy the extra veggies.
I walk and lift weights at least 4 times a week, sometimes I really had to push myself, but I tell myself I will lose faster. So far I have lost 18 pounds. Exercise is not such a chore now I'm actually liking it, because I no it has helped me allot.
You are all wonderful people. I have been walking 3 to 4 miles a day. I was doing 4 miles but started to get so tired I wanted to go to sleep afterwards. So I tried walking 2 miles in morning and 2 in afternoon or night. Works better for me. 2 miles goes so fast just half an hour. I use 2 lbs weights they really helped. I switch things up I put a bike near my tv and bike until my butt gets sore. I have weights next to me when I watch tv, it helps when i feel like mindless eating I grab the weights and start using them and forget fast, that I wanted to munch on something. I lost 18 lbs in 12 weeks I have 30 or so more to lose. I am very low income but I have a jar and put a dollar in it for every pound I loose. I want to have my hair hylited. Can't waite to get enough.
I have not yet gone into adding foods or exercise, I still am confused on how to do it, but I am so thankful for all who wrote in things regarding all subjects. I am now a member of weight watchers, my daughter inlaw signed me up for it. It's ok but I know spark people is much better program. And Thank God for Chris who started all this. I am reading the Spark I just bought it so far for what I have read it's a wonderful book, I am really enjoying reading it. I need to lose about 30 pounds just to fit into my cloths from last summer. I know I can do it with the spark again I THANK ALL OF YOU for all of your inputs, I love all of you. Most of all to Chris.
I would like to thank all of you who signed me in as a friend. you are all awesome thanks.
I have about 40 to 50 pounds to lose. I lost almost ten pounds doing waitewatchers, I have a couple of weeks left, my daughter-Inlaw signed me up for 2 months. I can't afford the cost of ww, so I happened upon this site, and I'm so excited and feel it's so much better than ww.
For exercise I have been doing do Leslie Sansone walking tapes I used to be able to do her 5 mile tape..........That was before the weight gain. Now I'm doing 2 miles one of them with 2lb weights 30 min. Goes by fast and I love It.
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Kabhi kabhi Aditi- Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na
Lyrics & Chords
Been away for a while……i love this song from jaane tu ya jaane na….did this one on a voice cut….it dint come out good…but m uploading it neways…:D
Prashant Singh said
hey how can you say it is not good i really liked it this one is not an easy song but u put in a good effort only flaw i think u have used a lot of chorus or flange i think and voice of the singer is also audible but u have sung well keep it up !!!!!
Arun said
very well sung prithvi…….
Krishnan N v ( nvk ) said
Hi Prithvi….
Your singing was quite good….but the track was bad….As Santhosh said, you better redo it with a good karaoke ….it will sound great….
All the best…
ENVEEK- In my "Second Innings"
Sudhathee Sriram said
nice selection of song……the feel was great…i think with a better track…ur voice wud come out clearly….:)
Dhiraj Barla said
Hey cool song man, i love this song and the way Rashid Ali sang, you have done loads of justice to the song man, as others mentioned it would sounded way better with a good K-track.
Ronak R. said
hey… I just saw the movie… It was a good masala one time see kinda movie… I too like this song a lot… and listen a lot too. :) my frined said she imagined me singing when I first told her to listen to this song. hehe…
with a better karaoke you could've done better… this was a good attempt, though not one of your bests. would like to listen it again if u manage to find a better karaoke… :)
Pragyan Mishra said
i just heard ur song…kav kav aditi…….
good singing yaar…
but….i think this song is a little bit faster one……
but ur voice quality is very good……….i am not a singer…but a listener….
haste hue log….gata hua bharat…………acha lagta he…….
with love and regards
Banibrata Dutta said
Love that song, but as others mentioned the "voice cancellation" on the Original song instead of true Karaoke degraded the overall quality a bit, but you did justice to the music at hand :)
However isn't the tempo a tad slow than the original ? Is that also an artifact of the "voice cancellation" ?
best wishes,
Harshan Nambiar (away for a month india vacation) said
Great singing ….but the k-track takes away the charm. I would suggest mixing it again when you get a better k-track…
Sirisha said
really its good
Siddhartha Pandey said
overall was a good attempt. Tempo seemed to be a bit of prob here. Just a little more tempo would have been better.
best wishes
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Chas Dodd hit Brandon Coleman for an 86-yard touchdown pass late in the fourth quarter and Jawan Jamison ran for two scores to lead Rutgers over Iowa State 27-13 in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl on Friday.
The Scarlet Knights (9-4) ran their bowl winning streak to five and improved to 2-0 this season at Yankee Stadium, where they beat Army last month. Rutgers, which played in one bowl game before 2005, is 5-1 in the postseason under coach Greg Schiano.
The Cyclones (6-7) finished the season on a three-game losing streak, their last win coming on Nov. 18 in Ames, Iowa, when they pulled off the biggest upset of the season against Oklahoma State.
That night Jared Barnett threw for 376 yards. In this game, Steele Jantz relieved Barnett in the second quarter and helped pull the Cyclones within 20-13 in the fourth on Jeff Woody's 20-yard touchdown run with 10:00 left.
After an exchange of punts left Rutgers deep in its own end, Dodd went deep to Coleman. The 6-foot-6 redshirt freshman went over 5-7 cornerback Jeremy Reeves, then outran the corner to the end zone to make it 27-13 with 5:47 left.
It was Coleman's only catch, but it turned out to be the play of the game.
Jamison, another redshirt freshman giving Rutgers fans hope for more bowls to come, finished with 134 yards on 27 carries.
The Scarlet Knights missed the postseason last year for the first time since 2004, but rebounded this season to challenge for the Big East title behind a defense that came in ranked 14th in the nation.
There was also some inspiration from a fallen former teammate.
Eric LeGrand, who was left paralyzed from the shoulders down making a tackle during a game in 2010, went to all the Rutgers home games, worked on the radio broadcasts and was with the team in New York all week leading up to the bowl.
After the game, as the Scarlet Knights accepted the trophy at midfield, Schiano's acceptance speech was short: "Eric! Eric!" he shouted into the microphone, "this one's for you."
LeGrand was shown in his wheelchair on the jumbotron, beaming a wide grin and the crowd chanted, "Eric! Eric!"
Rutgers grabbed a 7-6 lead early in the second quarter when Jamison powered through a tackler and scored on fourth-and-goal from the 1.
On the next possession, Iowa State couldn't handle one of Rutgers' many blitzes, and Khaseem Greene and Wayne Warren swarmed and stripped Barnett. Scott Vallone scooped up the fumble and returned it 12 yards to the Iowa State 4. The Cyclones managed to hold Rutgers to San San Te's 21-yard field goal.
Jantz, who was Iowa State's starter the first half of the season, replaced Barnett after the sack.
The Cyclones' defense didn't hold up as well on Rutgers' next possession. The Scarlet Knights marched 66 yards, 49 on the ground, and Jamison juked his way into the end zone from 12 yards out to make 17-6.
Justin Francis finished Rutgers' strong first half by blocking Zach Guyer's 44-yard field goal attempt with 57 seconds left.
Iowa State jumped out to a 6-0 lead in the first quarter, with Guyer kicking field goals of 40 and 46 yards on the Cyclones' first two possessions. Inaccurate throws by Barnett were key to stalling each drive.
The redshirt freshman was 2 for 7 before giving way to Jantz.
Team Notes
For the sixth time in seven seasons, Rutgers appeared in a bowl as the Scarlet Knights defeated Iowa State 27-13 in the 2011 New Era Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx. The Scarlet Knights closed out the year 9-4.
Rutgers owns the nation's longest active bowl winning streak with five consecutive victories in postseason play. The Scarlet Knights are 5-2 all-time in bowl games and 5-1 under head coach Greg Schiano. As a coach, Schiano is 10-3 in bowl games over his coaching career (68-67).
It was the program's seventh overall bowl appearance.
Rutgers' Bowl History
2011 New Era Pinstripe Bowl (Bronx, N.Y.)
Rutgers 27, Iowa State 13 (Dec. 30, 2011)
2009 St. Petersburg Bowl (St. Petersburg, Fla.)
Rutgers 45, UCF 24 (Dec. 19, 2009)
2008 PapaJohns.com Bowl (Birmingham, Ala.)
Rutgers 29, NC State 23 (Dec. 29, 2008)
2008 International Bowl (Toronto, Ontario)
Rutgers 52, Ball State 30 (Jan. 5, 2008)
2006 Texas Bowl (Houston, Texas)
Rutgers 37, Kansas State 10 (Dec. 28, 2006)
2005 Insight Bowl (Phoenix, Ariz.)
Arizona State 45, Rutgers 40 (Dec. 27, 2005)
1978 Garden State Bowl (East Rutherford, N.J.)
Arizona State 34, Rutgers 18 (Dec. 6, 1978)
Rutgers is 1-0 all-time vs. Iowa State and 2-2 all-time vs. Big 12 competition. RU is 2-0 vs. Big 12 teams in bowl games.
The Scarlet Knights won nine games in a season for the seventh time in school history. Greg Schiano has three nine-win seasons at RU, tied for the most in school history along with Frank Burns (1975, '76, '78).
RU is 2-0 at Yankee Stadium in 2011 and 3-7-1 all-time at the big ballpark in the Bronx. The Scarlet Knights played their 49th game all-time in a MLB venue, including their fourth bowl game (3-1).
Rutgers held Iowa State to 13 points and 311 yards of total offense. The Cyclones were just 2-of-13 on third down conversions and turned the ball over three times. RU did not commit a turnover.
Rutgers set three bowl records in the 2011 New Era Pinstripe Bowl game:
Longest reception – 86 yards Chas Dodd to Brandon Coleman (broke previous record of 49 yards by Mike Teel to Tim Brown in 2006 Texas Bowl)
Tackles-for-loss – 3.0 Khaseem Greene (broke previous record of 2.5 by Jamaal Westerman in 2006 Texas Bowl)
Team rushes – 42 (broke previous record of 41 in the 2008 International Bowl vs. Ball State)
Rutgers is 40-13 under Greg Schiano when rushing for 150 yards or more in a game. RU is 4-1 in 2011 when going over 150 on the ground in a game.
Player Notes
Redshirt freshman RB Jawan Jamison (Starke, Fla.) was named MVP of the New Era Pinstripe Bowl with 27 carries for 131 yards and two touchdowns. It was the third 100-yard game of Jamison's career (all in 2011). He rushed for two touchdowns in a game for the third time in his career.
Junior WR Mohamed Sanu (South Brunswick, N.J.) became Rutgers' all-time leader in career receptions with six catches for 62 yards vs. Iowa State. Sanu has 210 career receptions, passing former All-America FB Brian Leonard (204).
Sanu ended the season with 115 receptions (school and BIG EAST record) for 1,206 yards. The 1,206 yards receiving place Sanu third in RU single-season history and eighth in BIG EAST single-season history.
Junior LB Khaseem Greene (Elizabeth, N.J.) finished with a team-high 13 tackles, but left the game in the fourth quarter with an ankle injury. Greene ended the year with 140 tackles, tied for fifth in RU single-season history.
For the second consecutive game, redshirt freshman WR Brandon Coleman (Accokeek, Md.) had a receiving touchdown of 85 yards or longer becoming the first player in school history to post consecutive games with an 80-yard reception. Coleman's 86-yard touchdown reception from Chas Dodd in the fourth quarter was the ninth-longest reception in RU history.
Sophomore CB Logan Ryan (Berlin, N.J.) finished with seven tackles, 2.5 TFL, one interception and half a sack.


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A Photographer on Mars: Emily Lakdawalla Talks With Jim Bell
Jim Bell leads the camera team for the Mars Exploration Rovers that reached Mars exactly 10 years ago. He's also the best-selling author of "Postcards From Mars" and other books, and he is President of the Planetary Society Board. Senior Editor Emily Lakdawalla talks with Jim about some of his favorite images of the Red Planet.
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If I had 4 feet.
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I would wear all four of these socks at once. Nice comfy socks for skiing in.
Stoic Merino Ski Socks - 2 Pair
Nick J.
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Best ski sock yet. The merino keeps my feet warm and they don't stink! Even after a few days skiing.
Inexpensive and Warm
Nick $ki $LC
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Really nice set of socks. High quality wool and solid fit.
Great socks for the price!
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So far I these socks have been great. Holding up really well. Perfect balance of cushion and thinness for a great fit for me. Keep my feet toasty and comfy for all day riding. I will be getting more of these for sure in the near future!
Mid weight
KC Deane
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I've been using this sock for the past few months. As of now it's holding up really well. I usually chew through a pair of ski socks in 2 months and these are still going strong. However they are a bit thicker that what I would like so just keep that in mind. If you like a thin sock this might be a bit to thick. But def worth checking out
Great socks!
Mike Marrow
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Won't go skiing without them!
Bought some for myself, and for my boyfriend
kit spencer
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These socks are amazing. I bought the Black/Excalibur for myself in a Small/Medium. I wear a women's size 7. I bought the Red/Black for my boyfriend in an XL. He wears a men's size 13. I wish the S/M were a teeny bit smaller, but other than that, we're both in love with these socks! I am 5'2" and the socks fit me right up to the knee. The cushion on the foot is amazing, and I feel like I'm walking on pillows. They fit my boyfriend up to just below his knee and he is 6'1". He raves about the positioning of the padding and that they never fall down at all, even while skiing extra hard. I would recommend these socks to anyone and everyone!!! I wear mine constantly. He said they are his only ski socks from now on.
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Stuart Anderson
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I love backcountry.com, and want to love stoic products but found these socks to be a little lacking. The footbed and shin cushion are great but the socks have some work to do in the fit department. I'm 5'10" 165 and the large fits my foot perfectly, however the elastic at the top of the calf must be for someone with the smallest legs on the planet. By the end of the day I had a huge compression line digging into my calves and i dont even have big legs!
also i was a little disappointed they were less than 1/2 wool....but that is my fault for not checking...its pretty clear in the description
These socks deserve 3 stars but get a 4 because of Backcountry.com's legendary return policy. could not be any happier with the service.