text: Front Back Photos (3) Video View larger SiriusConnect™ SCH2P Home Pro Tuner Add SIRIUS to your SIRIUS-ready home audio system (subscription sold separately by SiriusXM) Item #: 220SCH2P 9 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $149.99 Shop all Satellite Radio for Your Home Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Articles & Videos by Zak Billmeier Add SIRIUS Satellite Radio's endless entertainment, sports, news, and commercial-free music to your SIRIUS-ready home receiver with the SCH2P Home Pro tuner. Designed for the custom installer, this rack-mountable tuner is compatible with almost any type of control system, including IR, RS-232, and the SIRIUS 8-pin DIN connector. Kit contents The package includes an 8-pin DIN cable, RCA audio cable, an outdoor antenna, and mounting hardware. You'll need a coaxial cable to connect the antenna. Once connected, you can control the SIRIUS tuner using your A/V receiver. Stereo RCA audio outputs and an optical digital output give you additional options for connecting the tuner to your system. Product Highlights:for use with SIRIUS-Ready home receivers with SiriusConnect 8-pin DIN connectionoutdoor antenna with mounting hardwarerack mounting hardware8-pin DIN cableRCA audio cableRCA and optical audio outputswarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee SiriusConnect™ SCH2P Home Pro Tuner Reviews Average Customer Review: 9 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. 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Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. SiriusConnect™ SCH2P Home Pro Tuner Written By G.W., DETROIT, MICHIGAN on Saturday, August 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) WORKS GREAT Pros: ENJOY THE QUALITY OF THE COMMERCIAL FREE MUSIC IT DELIVERS, AND THE EASY OPERATION OF THE RECEIVING UNIT. Cons: FINDING A SUITABLE LOCATION TO MOUNT THE OUTDOOR ANTENNA 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Works Excellent! - You do not need a Sirius Receiver Written By Len B., Pennsylvania on Tuesday, May 27, 2014 This tuner works excellently so far. It gets a great strong signal and comes with all accessories you need except the coaxial cable. While everyone says you need a sirius compatible receiver, this is not true, it will work with any receiver, however, the readout just shows the channel and you have to manually turn the dial to change stations. If you don't want to invest in a new sirius receiver, this will work, but you won't get the benefits of a remote control or seeing the artist/song display on the tuner. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sirius SCH2P Home Tuner Written By yzergod, Durango, CO on Sunday, July 28, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This home tuner is hands down better than the SCH1 mini home tuner! I've gone through 3 of those as they seem to have problems burning out with any kind of power spike. Since I live in an area prone to lightning storms, even high end surge protectors have not been able to keep the SCH1 from failing. This new tuner I had rushed to me from Crutchfield not only looks good with my other stereo components, it (brightly) displays the current channel and signal strength. My only gripe would be that I purchased an "open box" unit that came missing a couple pieces of hardware and a coax cable. I had to buy a cable at my local building supply, which ended up making my end total being the same as a new unit. Pros: Well build, good looking unit. Seems to bring in the channels better than any of the smaller units. Matches my other stereo components well. Cons: Smaller than other stereo components across the face. Wish there was a way to dim the display lights. Even when powered off, the power button emits a blue led light that is brighter than any night-light I've ever seen. Sometimes the unit loses the channel I was on upon powering up, which defaults back to the sample channel (184). The unit doesn't enterface with my Pioneer "Sirius ready" amp in that the unit will say and play one channel while the Pioneer will display a different channel. 8 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No SiriusConnect™ SCH2P Home Pro Tuner Written By Anonymous, Huntley, IL on Thursday, January 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) After having to return 2 non-working Sirius SC-H1 home tuners; we tried the this part (SCH 2 P) and we have success!!. This one works and we are very happy with our purchase at this time. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Superior to SCC1 tuner Written By Larry T., Stony Brook, N.Y. on Saturday, September 22, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Originally bought the SCC-1 tuner which only lasted 3 months. The SCH2P tuner is a superior product, installed easily, the 8 pin din connection worked beautifully with my Denon receiver. Turns on and off with receiver and tracts channels when changed at the receiver. Recoommended. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Quality Written By Audio in Dallas, Dallas on Sunday, July 15, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a real quality piece. Took minutes to hook up, and my Marantz receiver recognized it immediately. Now I can use my receiver remote or iPad app. to select the Sirius tuner. Pros: Easy to hook up Cons: Cost 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No works with any receiver Written By Anonymous, allentown pa on Monday, October 03, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) ok so i bought this hoping that it would work on a NON sat. ready receiver. Yep it does. after reading the install directions online I was 95 % sure it would work with my Very old receiver. all you need is a RCA input and your good. Even if you call and ask Crutchfeild they will tell you you need a sat ready radio to work it. The only downfall of doing this with an older receiver is to change the channels on the sirius unit. you have to roll the dial. that takes a few seconds to go from 101 down to 9 but better than buying another receiver. 12 out of 12 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No SiriusConnect™ SCH2P Home Pro Tuner Written By SidG, Central, MD on Saturday, April 16, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Product well-packed with all parts, instructions included. Of course, you have to pick up RG-6 cable to suit your needs. (50' worked for me.) Mounted on outside as per instructions. Hooked up to Onkyo Sirius-XM ready receiver and got a max signal. (Had to read Onkyo manual for Sat. Radio hookups) Nice sounds with great commercial-free programming choices. Crutchfiled delivers value and quickly! Happy Listening! SidG 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sirius Connect SCH2P Written By Anonymous, Memphis, TN on Saturday, June 12, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This was the first product I have purchased from Crutchfiled. Overall customer experience was outstanding. The Sirius Connect SCH2P integrates well with my Sirius ready Yamaha V863. No compatibility issues connecting with the 8-Pin DIN. Installation was a breeze. All Sirius home products should have the ability to connect to the satellite antenna with a coax cable. This model does give one the option to connect to a receiver through 8-Pin DIN, RCA, and Optic. This is suppose to be a professionally installed product, I think this product is very easy to install with little effort. 16 out of 18 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual SiriusConnect home receiver satellite radio tuner 6' AC power cord Outdoor antenna 44" 8-pin DIN cable 59" RCA stereo audio cable 2-Way splitter F-connector terminator 2 U-brackets 2 U-bolts 2 Flat brackets 2 Small rack-mount brackets Large rack mount bracket 6 Machine screws 2 Hex-head screws 4 Phillips-head screws 4 Hex-head nuts with star-washers attached Rubber boot Wire tie Installation/User Guide Warranty sheet Sirius Satellite Radio Channel guide Product Research Features Overview: The SIRIUS Satellite Radio SCH2P Home Tuner includes an outdoor antenna, 2-way splitter, audio cable, and rack mounting hardware. The SiriusConnect SCH2P satellite radio tuner allows you to receive, control, and play SIRIUS satellite programming from your SIRIUS-ready or SAT Radio-ready home receiver. Its also compatible with home receivers that feature an RS-232 port or Infrared input. SIRIUS Satellite Radio: SIRIUS Satellite Radio has over 120 channels of entertainment and music. In addition to the more than 65 original channels of commercial-free, SIRIUS offers more than 55 channels of sports, news, and entertainment. SIRIUS 1st Traffic and Weather also provides continuous local weather and traffic reports for 20 major U.S. cities. A subscription is required to enjoy SIRIUS Satellite Radio programming. Compatibility: This SiriusConnect tuner can be connected to your audio system using either the SiriusConnect DIN port, the RS-232 port, or by using the infrared connector. RS-232 and IR connection will also require an analog stereo RCA output or optical digital output. 8-Pin DIN (SiriusConnect): This connection is typically used for SIRIUS-ready or SAT Radio-ready receivers. This connection provides control and audio transfer. RS-232: This control connection is typically used by high-end multi-room audio/video receivers. You will also need to connect either the analog RCA output or optical digital output to your A/V receiver. Infrared (3.5mm): This connection is typically used in older receivers which use an IR blaster to control the SIRIUS tuner. Instead of using the IR blaster, the IR signal can be hard-wired directly into this 3.5mm connection. This type of connection only supports one-way control with no metadata feedback available. You will also need to connect either the analog RCA output or optical digital output to your A/V receiver. Display: The SIRIUS SCH2P SiriusConnect home tuner features blue front-panel display. The unit's display provides channel number, standby indicator, satellite signal strength meter and terrestrial signal strength meter. Controls: The SIRIUS SCH2P SiriusConnect home tuner features a front-panel rotary knob for changing SIRIUS satellite radio channels. There is also a On/Off switch on the rear-panel of the home tuner. In addition, there is a control switch to select between RS232, 8-PIN DIN, or Infrared connection. Connections: The SiriusConnect SCH2P home tuner features an F-type threaded coax antenna connector, stereo RCA output, optical digital output, RS232 port, 8-PIN connector, and a 3.5mm IR input on the rear-panel. Outdoor Antenna: The SiriusConnect home tuner comes with an outdoor antenna and mounting hardware to mount the antenna outdoors to a wall, roof, or mast. The antenna features an adjustable arm to angle the antenna for better reception. The antenna connects to the SiriusConnect home tuner via an RG-6 cable (up to 150-feet, the RG-6 cable is not provided). The SCH2P also includes a 2-way splitter if you are going to install more than one tuner to the outdoor antenna. Rack Mountable: The SCH2P SiriusConnect home tuner comes with rack mounting hardware to install the unit in your rack system. The unit also features 4 rubber feet so you can place securely on a shelf or other flat surface. Power Supply: The SCH2P operates off of standard household current. The unit comes with a 6.0' detachable AC power cord to plug into a wall-outlet. Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team. They verify what's in the box, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Sorry, the SiriusConnect™ SCH2P Home Pro Tuner is no longer available. Looking for a similar item? Shop all Satellite Radio for Your Home Or, you can still... Write a review Download the product manual Search the website Go


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Picking one favourite meatless dish is tough, so I am going to give you two ;) Tofu stir fry and grilled portobello burgers are equal ties for top of the list.
This salad is lovely too!
Waldorf Farro Salad
My favorite meatless dish is pasta and broccoli with lots of garlic!
A kale salad, with tempeh, and a creamy dressing made of nuts, lots of cheery tomatoes and seeds. So darn good!
Vegan tortilla soup for sure! With sliced avocado on top.
Anything vegan mexican!!
Oh there is so many, but I think I most love a big spinach salad with lots of toppings (apples, carrots, cranberries, tofu, and AVOCADO!). Throw on some homemade dressing and its a delicious meal!
After reading what other commenters have posted, I'm starting to think that I need to reassess my favourite meatless dish! There are so many other delicious things here I'd love to try. In any case, something that I often whip up is faux chicken breasts with red peppers roasted in balsamic and olive oil, that I put over wilted spinach and top off with mango. Kinda of like a warm salad. I would love this book to learn more recipes without having to rely on meatless "meat" substitutes. Especially since I'm attempting to go gluten-free as well.
I've been vegan for seven years, and my favorite dish has been the same that whole time: peanut butter tofu with basil, broccoli, and jasmine rice!
beans and rice.
Chocolate. But real meal-wise, probably enchiladas or mashed potatoes. Hmm, just realizing how hungry I am!
Vegan pesto on zucchini 'pasta' with kalamata olives and cherry tomatoes is on my mind right now…
My favorite, as well as my husbands, is black bean sweet potato burritos. He's not a vegetarian (only dinners because I cook) and this recipe helped me convince him to give more things a try.
My favorite dish is soba noodles with tofu, vegetables and peanut sauce.
My favorite meatless dish would have to be zucchini noodles with grape tomatoes, artichoke hearts & black olives with basil olive oil poured over it. Yum!
My favorite meatless dish is pad tofu: soft tofu with mixed cruciferous vegetables in a spicy thai sauce.
Wonderful! This all is so new to me, I have just recently (not many months ago) realised the absolute benefits not to mention ethics behind being a vegan and loving it. Though not totally vegan yet (want this shift to meatless and dairy free life be permanent, and taking it step by step) I already feel so much better without meat! My favourite meatless dish… oh, so many of them. Lets say Nepalese spinach balls called HARIYALI KOFTA. Can't make then at home (yet) and frankly, could use a good cook book with meatless/vegan recipes. Love your blog! Thanks for the good work!
My favorite meatless dish is lentils and rice casserole.
sloppy joe!
My favorite meatless dish is my modified taco soup. Before we went vegan we put ground beef in it (yuck!). So we doubled up on beans and now it's a healthy delicious Mexican veggie soup :D It never lasts more than 2 hrs!
I love anything avocado. I'd love the Avocado Salad with Bell Pepper and Tomatoes . Thank you for this contest. Would love a copy of this book to cook with.
My favorite meatless dish is either cashew tofu and summer rolls, or homemade black bean burgers!
I love beans and rice with all the fixings!
Being that I am giving up meat for Lent, this would be a sweet deal to have this book in my collection! :) Love your blog & book, btw.
Love Martha! Newly vegan here! I still like steamed broccoli and pasta with EVOO and nuritional yeast. I love burritos, quinoa and lots of kale!
Sweet Potato Lasagna – yummy!
Hands down…Cauliflower Potato Curry Stew…I could have it for dinner and lunch until every delicious drop is gone. Thanks for the offer…I will put it to good use!
All of my favorite meals are meatless! But one that's really yummy these days is a big pot of beans and greens with skillet cornbread on the side. Yum!
Spinach lasagna. Thanks for the giveaway, would love to win!
My favorite meatless meal will always involve quinoa. I cook it with vegetable broth, then may eat it with organic frozen spinach or a baked sweet potato. For me, simple is best. I also love to roast vegetables; any vegetable and add some to a bowl of quinoa.
wow, this is SO exciting!!! I'm totally pumped that veg recipes are getting such a big publicity push with a book from Martha Stewart, and although it would be amazing if they were all vegan, I think it would probably scare more people off in the end. Meatless, and including some vegetarian recipes, is a fantastic way to win people over and I'm 100% with you on this being a great step for getting attention and making plant-based recipes more mainstream. Once they see how great plant foods taste, they'll be more likely to stick with it long-term. This book is a HUGE step in the right direction for the majority of people eating standard meat-based diets. YAY!!! My favourite meatless dish??!?!?! does a fresh juicy mango count? ;) Something more substantial – I'd say a good quinoa tabbouleh. I love the fresh flavor and eating a ton of parsley :)
I've been eyeing this! Great giveaway!!
Just started my vegan journey – so this might come in handy. I'm a big fan of pasta with roasted cauliflower
chickpeas with a little chana spice and fresh curds. mmmmm
Popcorn is naturally vegan and gluten-free!
But, okay, if I must pick a real dish, maybe chili and cornbread.
My favorite meatless meal is veggie curry or a big salad with beans!
My favorite meatless dish is Butternut Orzo Risotto
My absolute favorite are black bean patties. Just changing a couple seasonings and it can go from Tex-Mex to Italian :)
My fav is Vegan Kare Kare, it's a Pilipino Peanut Stew. So good!
Tom ka soup! Or red lentils. :)
Way to go, Martha!
I like to mix soy chorizo, beans, tomatoes, corn, cumin, chili powder all cooked together with daiya vegan cheddar on top, then serve over polenta. :-)
Quinoa Salad with avocado and lemon dressing.
I would love this book!!!
Such a lovely giveaway. I have been a vegetarian for over 20 years, so how could I say what my favorite meatless meal is? Any Indian legume curry surely is up there for me and refried beans.
Oh, so hard to choose! Probably burrito, because you can do so many different kinds of burritos with different flavours and it's nice and portable.
I'm with you – even if it has some vegetarian recipes, this is a BIG awesome thing and I was so excited when I saw this book!
I would love this book.
how can I choose ONE favorite? the first thing that came into my mind was enchiladas – specifically my crispy sweet potato chipotle enchilada is a favorite around here!
Mushroom Barley Soup!
Yum! Hard to pick a favorite–maybe curried sweet potato soup. :)
My favorite meatless dish is a Stuffed Zucchini. It's easy and quick to prepare and taste so good. I've found that adding a sun-dried tomato vegan cheese and pinch of cilantro gives it the perfect kick.
My favorite meatless Martha Stewart recipe is her hash brown quiche.
My favorite dish in the whole world is enchiladas, with sweet potatoes and beans and a green tomatillo sauce.
My favorite meatless meal is Milk-Free Mom's vegan sweet potato quinoa chili. Just made some today (:
Stuffed Acorn Squash with Quinoa and Pistachios is my favorite one so far, but would enjoy trying more with this new cookbook. good luck to everyone and thanks for the giveaway!
Right now I love Ratatouille with brown rice…
I love chickpea faux tuna salad!
I love to make vegetable pot pies with tons of veggies & red lentils. Homemade whole wheat crust!
I <3 vegan pho served with veggie summer rolls!
Yes, have loved Ms Martha for years. My favorite "meatless" meal is a black bean burritto with brown rice, tomatoes, cucumbers, sprouts and avocado on a sprouted wrap.
Vegan lasagna
I love potato leek soup!
Favourite meatless meal is a rice bowl – assorted greens and veg on top of brown rice with a sauce/dressing of some kind.
Best of luck to everyone!
One of my favorites (can't pick just one) is the Red Chile Seitan Tamales from Viva Vegan!
Rice and lentils with fried plantains…yum!
Chickpea and Black bean tomato curry with coconut jasmine rice!!
I have so many favorite meatless meals! I'd have to say anything with curry in it is fantastic.
I'll say cold sesame noodles … Mmm.
My favourite meatless dish is veggie burgers, with patties that have just about everything in them (beans, mushrooms, carrots, walnuts – you name it!).
My favorite meatless dish is any kind of salad. I could eat salad every single day and I would be totally happy! Quinoa salad, spinach salad, with edamame, palm hearts, any nuts, marinated tofu… The possibilities are infinite! And I always make my own dressing. My favorite is tamari sauce with lots of garlic, olive oil and vinegar! And every salad should have avocado in it! :-)
Since im vegan its always meatless for me… Right now i love sweet potato/black bean/peanut butter chili with cilantro!
I love making meatless Pho. The broth can he so flavorful without the meat!
My favorite "meatless" dish is sweet potato fries!
My favorite meatless meal is currently curried lentil burritos! I do have a great love for thai red curry soup as well though…
Vietnamese springrolls tie with pumpkin cashew pie
Hearty brown stew with winter vegetables, seitan, in a red wine and tamari gravy.
Roasted veggies, olives and feta.
Hi Allyson! Great idea for a competition :) I can't believe Martha Stewart made a meatless recipe book and I didn't know about it!
Here are 2 of my favourite meat free dishes at the moment:
Chickpea Patties with Tomato & Avocado Salsa
Stuffed Capsicums with Quinoa
Dreena's Pumpkin Chickpea Cauliflower Curry :) http://cookbookaficionado.wordpress.com/2012/10/12/let-them-eat-vegan-giveaway/
My favorite vegan dish is warm squash soup. Perfect for cold weekends like this one we're facing!
My favorite dish is actually yur pine nut eggplant roll up lasagna :D they are so good
That Avocado Salad sounds amazing, and I happen to have everything but cilantro to make it. Yum!
My favorite vegan dish is lasagna, with my Nana's marinara sauce recipe.
I just love food, and the recipes you post are amazing! Keep up the great work <3
As boring as it is, my favorite meatless dish is salad the size of my head with everything in it, coated with a sweet and tangy dressing like Oh She Glows lemon-tahini dressing, or Powercakes' creamy tahini nooch sauce. Salads are just so versatile, no cooking/waiting required, just chop up whatever, throw it in a bowl and feast! You can get all fancy with your veggies, even do a roasted veggie salad, or it can be as simple as lettuce and greens with some beans, nuts or seeds thrown in. Love me a good salad, all day, every day :D
I love rice and veggie bowls, with tofu/tempeh/beans, and a miso-tahini sauce!
cooked beans and rice
I love a good tofu scamble.
Oh geez-there are so many! But one that the PPK does that has infinite variations is a roasty soba bowl.
Also my meals are all meatless, so it is hard to pick a favorite. Just became vegan last month, was vegetarian for many years. Guess my favorite right now are fish taco's without the fish. Our family was just discussing the other night that we need to rename our all time favorite. Guess they should be called vegi tacos. We usually fill them with coleslaw, mango salsa, black beans, cilantro, avacado and hot sauce. It's like having a party in your mouth!!
Yum! Looks so fresh and so clean! I love Martha and always will… so bummed Whole Living is outta here.
Thanks for this!
Favorite Meatless Meal is Falafels….at least at the moment….I tend to go through cycles.
I absolutely love making thai noodle vegetable salad with peanut sauce, they are so delicious!
Yikes… I could never choose! Anything with Italian veggies, capers, onions and a ton of balsamic. And anything sweet potato.
I love Asian dishes with tempeh and lots of veggies!
Today my favorite is spicy lentil wraps…yumza!
The recipe featured on the cover of Super Natural Everyday with potatoes, white beans, shallots and cabbage. I've done it tons of different ways changing up the greens, beans, or root vegetable used, and its been yummy every time.
I'm vegan so all my favorite foods are meatless, but right now I guess I'll go with tacos.
I love Martha!! And I'm a newbie to this whole vegan/vegetarian "thing"*:)…It's been a long journey for me…figuring out that I feel so much better…SO much better without meat and dairy. It seems I've always known this. As a kid …I HATED meat. But being raised on an Iowa farm….meat was what was for dinner! I hated milk as well…but I remember being the last one at the lunch table at school, because I hadn't finished milk yet!!
So…finally at age 41….I'm getting it: I've always been Vegan at heart!!*:))I But I don't know how to do anything fancy….yet! I love roasted veggies and brown rice….or brussels in coconut oil. Those are my go-to meals!!*:)I
Heh, it's kinda funny to pick my favorite meatless meal since I'm vegan – all of my meals are meatless! But I do have one favorite that has held up through my omni, vegetarian, and vegan stages: spicy red bell pepper & tomato soup with grilled cheese sandwiches (w/vegan cheese now).
I love a nice homemade pizza with Nooch and veggies!!
Soba noodles with peanut sauce and cucumber
My favorite meatless recipe is spaghetti squash with homemade pasta sauce with veggies!
My favorite meatless meal is huevos rancheros. Lots of veggies, beans, homemade guacamole and tomatillo salsa. Delicious!!
Veggie chili with Avocado. Yum!
Or an amazing Babycakes dessert!
My favorite meatless meal is veggie fajitas with guac. Yum!
You can never go wrong with a baked sweet potato with vegan butter, salt, and pepper. Mmmm!
My favorite meatless meal is a hearty dinner salad like salad greens with vegan feta – http://resourcefulcookie.blogspot.com/2013/01/salad-with-vegan-feta.html#.
Yum! That looks so good. I'm definitely going to try it out!
My favourite right now is from Veganomicon, Tamarind Lentils with Poppyseed Cornmeal Roti. x
My favorite meatless dish is a good tempeh rueben (MUST contain sauerkraut). Thanks for hosting the giveaway!
Being vegan, every dish I make is 'meatless'. However, if I had to choose only one, it would be a simple stir-fry with lime and chilli, served with quinoa. yum…
The avocado salad is presented so well and very tasty.
I would love a copy of this book. Always searching for new and scrumptious ideas!
My favorite meatless meal is tofu scramble finished w/ black truffle oil.
That is really hard! I love korean pine nut jook! Thanks for the giveaway!
Right now, lentil soup. This Canadian winter is muchly difficult for my Australian self!
I love stir-fried veggies, depending on the seasoning I can easily make it with a Thai or Tex-Mex twist. Easily and delicious!
So many! But at the moment, split pea soup packed with veggies – just the thing on a wintry day.
My favorite meatless dish is roasted vegetables and tofu with a sauce: tahini or a nutbutter sauce.
My favorite vegan dish is Baked Sweet Potatoes with White Beans and Kale! :)
I'm so happy I found your blog! My favorite meatless meal is a bun-less veggie burger topped with BBQ sauce, ketchup, & fresh salsa; with a side of kale chips. Yum!
Oh man! Its a toss-up but right now I'm craving vegan black bean nachos with lots of fresh guac!
My favorite "meatless" dish is a stew made with quinoa and veggies. It's especially yummy in the cold weather.
I'd love to get my hands on this book! my favorite meatless meal is actually sloppy joes. I got a great vegan recipe in highschool and have been adapting it ever since. Delicious and ive never missed the meat.
my favorite vegan meal is lentil soup! But I like it best when its thick, like a stew!
My favorite is Black Bean and Sweet Potato Quaedilla. This new boo looks like a winner.
That's so great that Martha has made a "Meatless" cookbook. A big step in the right direction I agree :)
Thanks for hosting this giveaway and for making it open to us international readers.
My favourites change all the time but currently obsessed with baked bbq tofu and fries along with a giant green salad. Simple but delicious.
Plain and simply boiled eggs and myayo
My favourite fast meatless meal is "chicken" or "beef" fajitas made with Yves chicken or beef meatless strips. Yummy!
I really don't what my favorite meatless dish is because I make so many, but I recently made some breakfast "sausage" that was so delicious that I already plan on making another batch this weekend!
For me, there's nothing better than a spicy chickpea curry and rice!
My favorite meatless dish is a sweet potato black bean chili or possibly a black bean burrito.
Turkish Lentil Soup is my current favorite but so many to chose from!
So many contenders – at this millisecond in time it's probably the Arabian Lentil/Rice Soup from Appetite for Reduction.
ooops! I forgot to mention my favorite meatless dish! That would have to be meatless mini no-meatloaves (made from oats – yumm!)
Just throwing my name in the hat for a chance at this wonderful giveaway. Huge kuddos to Martha for opening the door and teaching people about the wonderful world of going 'meatless'. It's a small, yet very important step in the process of education and making better, healthier choices for ourselves. And kuddos to you for this great opportunity to win this book. I know I would love to try out her recipies. I've been a fan of hers for nearly three decades!
Definitely brown rice with black beans, guacamole, and salsa :)
My new favorite meatless dish is a veggie enchilada dish with the "meat" being mashed potatoes! Instead of wrapping the food in corn tortillas I top the dish with them! YUM!!
It's a tie! Baked apples and sweet potatoes – and kale and penne pasta salad with sundried tomatoes.
caribbean sweet potato gratin.
My fav is vegan nachos! Massive amounts of my fav cheesy sauce, refried beans, Tofutti sour cream, guacamole, jalapeno slices, diced tomato, green onion, even rice! …oh and corn chips LOL
I've been a vegetarian for awhile and there are so many yummy dishes! My top favorite has been my tempeh and avocado reuben. So yummy. That or white bean, escarole and whole wheat penne with garlic. Both complete proteins!
I've been addicted to my Turkish lentil soup with homemade whole wheat pita bread lately. Perfect winter food!
I have so many favorite vegan meals but right now I am loving homemade veggie wontons!
My fav meatless dish, curried lentil soup with caramelized onions, roasted cauliflower with sliced avocado with a spritz of lemon juice. Mmm…. It's hearty and warming in the cold months.
My favourite meatless dish is black bean and sweet potato enchiladas. My non-vegetarian friends love it.
So many meatless favorites…but tofu stir fry with veggies fresh from the garden is my absolute favorite!
I have to say that Veggie Chili is my fav…with a close second of Broccoli and Ziti.
I agree. I think the more meatless meals/cookbooks that are mainstream, especially from non-plant based authors, the better. I think Martha Stewart has a huge audience and the fact that she put out a book like this is great news! More people are going veg! Or at least dabbling a few times a week.
My favorite plant-based meal is a good stir-fry. We do it once a week, cleaning out our produce drawer. Any tofu/tempeh/leftover beans go in the pot as well. It's always full of color and satisfying! I could eat it almost every day :)
I just heard about this book and am dying to get my hands on a copy!
My favorite meatless meal is vegan calaloo soup. Second place goes to anything Indian.
My favorite meatless dish is: Tofu Garden Ricotta Stuffed Pasta Shells
My favorite meatless meal would have to be a good bean chili!
I too am a die hard Martha Stewart fan. My favorite meatless meal is lentil chili.
My favorite vegan meal – Chef Chloe's LA chimichurri tacos. That was the meal that made my meat loving husband admit vegan food was yummy and opened his mind to trying new things.
Tortilla soup with fresh corn tortillas and guacamole. :)
my favorite meatless dish is butternut squash and quinoa salad. really anything with butternut squash!
lentil loaf!!
My mom's dal and rice with curry potatoes. Amazing!
My favorite vegan dish is Baked Eggplant Parmesan.
Ezekial penne pasta w/ mushrooms and marinara sauce!
So tough to pick a favorite! I'd say, beer battered avocado tacos w/slaw and cilantro cream. I found the recipe online from Seabirds food truck, and it's been a fave ever since, even my kids love them!
A salad with home-grown lettuce and vegetables.
I'm a Martha fan too! I had no idea she was coming out with a meatless cookbook. I can't wait to check it out!
Oh wow! This is exciting – not only the book itself, but that she has a book moving towards plant-based!
My favorite meatless meal is homemade black bean burgers with chipotle "mayo" and a side of steamed kale. Mmmm!
I have so many, but I guess if I have to pick one it would have to be the Gluten Free Goddess' Black Bean and Sweet Potato Enchiladas…YUM!!! Fingers crossed because this looks like a great cookbook. Thanks!
Oh, buddy, lentils atop quinoa is a like dessert for me. HMMMM, baby…a meatless manifestation of goodness!
My favorite meatless dish is homemade pizza!!!!
I LOVE zucchini noodles wih avocado sauce and oven roasted tomatoes! Although your post today seems pretty delish too!
So excited for Martha taking meat-free mainstream. I can see only positives from this!
Favourite 'meatless' dish – mixed bean burgers with mango salsa.
Ultimate in comfort food.
I would really love a copy of Martha's book. Ironically, my mother in law was just saying to me tonight that she didn't think Martha Stewart would ever put out a meatless recipe book; so I would really love to cook a recipe for her from this book! When I was pregnant, all I wanted was a falafel wrap, especially one with yummy cabbage and carrot salad and some lettuce in it. I had to have them at least 5 times a week and sometimes a few times a day. Now that I'm breastfeeding, I still have a falafel wrap fix, but I'm only eating them about twice a week now. So I'm going to say that my favorite meatless dish is a falafel wrap (and I'm guessing it is my little baby girl's favorite dish too, as I think she is the one that was always indirectly asking me for it). ;-)
I love a quick and tasty veggie and tofu stir-fry!
my favorite meatless dish is a home maid tofurkey. Way too much work to make it often…but amazing for thanksgiving.
My favorite meatless meal is lentil stew with pumpkin!
How awesome of Martha Stewart! I love her books and glad she has a 1/2-hr show on PBS now because we don't have cable. I'd love this book! Definitely a good lentil loaf with an onion or mushroom gravy.
People can say what they want about Martha I think she is a genius and I've learned so much from her. Glad she is embracing meatless options as well woohoo.
Favorite meatless dish – Loaded Baked Sweet Potato – Caramelized Shallots and spinach, broccoli florets, avocado slices
Just beans and greens. Isa Chandra Moskowitz style.
I love a good veggie stew, with sweet potatoes, kale and sriracha, especially.
I love the variety of vegan desserts, especially cupcakes!!!
I love vegan burritos and vegan cupcakes!
All my favorite dishes are meatless! Hmm. I'll say a homemade spicy black bean burger. Hearty and satisfying.
Is it too vegan to say my favourite meatless meal is a fantastic kale salad with other seasonal produce thrown in, probably a tahini dressing. In close second is chocolate cake!
So surprised but excited by this! My favorite meatless dish is gluten free pasta with a quick squash puree and toasted pumpkin seeds.
I started a plant-based diet in November (and avoid gluten – hurts my bod). So I am fairly new to Meatless Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. However… as a Newbie, I can tell you I LOVE LOVE LOVE a Portbella Mushroom on the grill with fresh corn and black bean salsa. This book could expand my horizons while shrinking my waistline!
My favorite meatless dish are salads of course!
I LOVE Martha! My favorite meatless dish is straight up spaghetti…. carbs are the best!
I love Martha and have been converting her recipes to vegan/gluten free facsimiles for years. This time the hard part will be done for me–love it! My favorite vegan dishes: lemon poppyseed cake w/lemon curd topping; baked falafel with tangy tahini dressing on homemade pocket bread; vegan strawberry-lemon cheezcake; and tofu t'key based with soy/sake and stuffed with wild rice w/walnuts, celery, shitake mushroom dressing and vegan gravy. Love you, Martha!
My favourite meatless dish is sweet potato and spicy kidney bean burritos. Homemade burritos of course and I always throw in some baby spinach too.
I don't think I can come up with just one favorite, but I do love butternut squash ravioli with crispy sage.
I would love this cookbook! My favorite meatless dish right now is anything with roasted cauliflower in it. I have been taking roasted cauliflower and adding it to soups, salads and making tacos out of it. I also eat it straight out of the pan.
If I'm honest, my favorite meatless dish is vegan cupcakes. I love a good black bean taco, too.
Awesome! Well right now I'm eating sweet potatoes roasted with curry powder and coconut oil, with kale and chickpeas, and it's pretty darn good.
I agree with you: it's always great to see something so mainstream make a step in the right direction!
One of my (many) favorite meatless dishes has to be the quick, easy and yummy chickpea curry we make once in a while. Flavorful and warming: it's perfect for this time of the year!
cool! what a nice giveaway. I've had good luck with Martha recipes (baking and such) over the years. It's hard to say what my favorite meatless meal is – I guess I'd say anything new that I've never made before!
With Martha's influence, this book is a positive step! My favorite meatless meal, well they're all meatless now. I guess I'd pick Black Bean Enchiladas. Though hummus is a close second…
Favorite meatless dish ever? Of any type? Damn, that's tough…but I gotta say hummus. I don't even need anything WITH it – just hummus, and a spoon. Or my finger, I don't care.
My favorite meatless dish is any soup that I can make in my crock pot, preferably out of fresh veggies and dried beans.
Dal bhat for the meatless anytime win! :)
Hummus. Lots and lots of hummus!
Oatmeal :)
Soup Soup Soup all the way for me =]
I love chickpea tikka masala! Yum!
My all time favorite meatless dish is Sprouted Lentil Dahl! It is so easy to make and it's a hit with even the pickiest of kids. :)
I just love a gigantic super GREEN salad with everything but the kitchen sink! Oh man!
Anything Indian, fabulous!
Gah! I love martha too and only recently heard about this book! I'd loooove to snag a copy. my favorite meatless dish (besides a salad) is Isa's chickpea cutlets. They are so delicious. Thanks!
I have too many favorites to pick just one, but Lentil Tacos make frequent reappearances in our home.
My favourite: pasta… with asparagus, lemon and a hint of chili flakes!
any kind of salad!
I'm a big Mexican food fan – mostly burritos, but I love the flavors in a variety of dishes!
I am really loving all the vegan burger recipes I'm currently seeing!
It's so hard to pick a favorite, but I love any kind of Thai dish with noodles, tofu, and veggies! :)
I love making meatless pastas and curries! This is fantastic that she made a cookbook – I have been getting Whole Living magazine for years (they just stopped publication sadly)
Wow, so hard to pick one!!!! I guess my favorite these days is a toasted rice cooked cereal with blueberries and maple syrup.. Chipotle corn chowder a close second… Martha's book sounds amazing!!!!! Thanks for the contest!!!! Katie
Beet Burgers! Yum yum yum…
I love a good tofu stirfry with rice. Always so filling and flavorful!
It is really hard to decide what my one favorite meal would be, but I love anything Tex-mex (vegan of course!), so burritos or nachos!
My favourite vegetarian/vegan meal is eggplant mousaka.
I like to make a butternut squash mac & cheese with GF pasta.
My favorite meatless meal? That's so hard! Hmm…either a dairy-free mac and cheese or a good thai curry :)
Beet tostadas hands down !
Roasted Veggies and Rice.
The lentil dahl soup from Seattle's Flying Apron cookbook instantly became a family favorite!
pineapple cashew stir fry!
I love hummus with pita and raw veggies to dip in it!
I love roasted veggies that have been tossed in liquid aminos and/or mirin. So tasty! They're also great comfort food during the cold months.
Thanks for posting about this book. I had no idea she was releasing a meatless book.
Anything with red lentils and cilantro!
scrambled tofu :)
Definitely a tough one, but I think that I'd have to go with Isa Chandra Moskowitz's Roasted Butternut Alfredo or maybe her and Terry Hope Romero's Tamarind Lentils. I've only made the former once, but it was divine. The latter is a regular recipe at my house though.
Pretty much any vegan Indian or Thai dish… the best stuff is the naturally vegan stuff!!
I love vegetarian chili and vegan cornbread made in a cast-iron skillet
That avocado salad looks amazing! My favorite meatless dish has got to be my sweet potato-black bean chili. So good!
I always fall back on rice dishes with egg. You can add any vegetable with soy sauce, and it makes a meal.
My favorite meatless meal is Quinoa with Tempeh and veggies. Plus a nice sauce of peanut or nutritional yeast.
I'd have to go with tacos! They're a staple in my house for sure.
Wow- this looks great! I just started dating an awesome vegan man and I'm slowly cutting out the dairy and learning about all the animal byproducts that I never even new existed in foods and other household items.
As for a favorite meatless food- I'll go with Indian Dal
My favorite vegan dish is anything Mediterranean with chickpeas :)
This cookbook (and recipe) look amazing, and I definitely agree that Martha Stewart writing a book like this is a step in the right direction. My favorite meatless dish is any kind of vegan pizza, but this avocado salad could most definitely replace it as my favorite dish. :)
I think it is absolutely fantastic what Martha is doing. I am a long time Vegan and I appreciate any effort that someone puts in to go meatless. The recipe above looks scrumptious. Yum!! Hard to say what my favorite recipe would be. I love food! thank you <3
Veggie Curry!
Martha, yes! My absolute fave is brown rice pasta with garlicky mushrooms and kale, SOOO GOOD!!
My favorite vegan food has to be butternut sqaush soup. Yummy I could eat it everyday.
My favorite meatless meal is roasted vegetables over creamy polenta with big fat white beans. Glad to know that there are a lot of vegan recipes in this book. I saw another beautiful review but they didn't mention that aspect and I was hesitating on buying a copy.
I have so many meatless favorites! Right now I am obsessed with stuffed acorn squash. The filling is apple/celery/shallots/zucchini spiced with garam masala… it's delicious!
I also LOVE a good chia pudding for breakfast :)
You are so right, this cookbook is most certainly a step in the right direction… way to go Martha!!
I love soups, soups with lentils, soups with barley, soups with veggies. Funny thing.. 2 years ago.. I HATED soups… now.. I love them!
(I hear this book has a killer white bean soup recipe. Yum!)
Either vegan Cincy-style chili or slow cooker vegetable soup!
Wow! I didn't even know this came out. Hope I win… :D
I love roasted vegetables. All of them!
I love making spaghetti squash pasta with a bunch of veggies and a spicy sauce!
Lentil Goulash
I love a good lentil loaf :)
I love zucchini enchiladas!
A nice salad with greens, veggies, quinoa and avocado, it is the best meal ever!!
My favorite vegan meal…this winter, it's been soup of all kinds. Most recently a spicy black bean soup.
My fav meatless dish HAS to be Butternut squash lasagna with celeriac layers instead of pasta sheets(for a gluten free option) and a white cannellini bean sauce instead of bechamel (for dairy free!!!).
This scrumptious dish comes from the volcanic mind behind 'My new roots'. Enjoy!!! ;)
I love lentil and sweet potato shepherd's pie!
Vegetable coconut thai curry! Yum!
Lentil soup!
I have recently discovered spinach nuggets and am infatuated with them…..YUM!
Love Martha! The news of this book being released somehow slipped by me.
My favorite meatless dish is veggie pho! There is a place in DC that makes their broth from fuji apples. It's unbelievably good.
My favorite food ever is guacamole. I'm very original.
It's hard to pick a favorite dish… I have lots of different cravings throughout the year. I will say broadly that I really enjoy a wide variety of vegetable soups and stews, including curries, tagines, chilies, dals, etc. I seem to be on a lentil and chickpea kick lately…
spring rolls with peanut sauce and black rice thai pudding….
My favorite meatless dish is lasagna, garlic bread and a big salad!
I love Martha and am very psyched she is doing a meatless cookbook! I already know she juices. I would love to get it free!
I would love to add this cookbook to my table. One of my favorites that I am making today is Kale salad with pickled shallots and mustard seeds, apples and pumpkin seeds. Love, love love.
Any time of quinoa mix – salads, stuffings, pilafs!
Today I have a cold, so I am craving tempeh in nutritional yeast gravy! Tomorrow, my tastes might be different!
So impressed that Martha did this. My favorite meat-free food is burritos!
Hooray! Any step towards the veg movement is one worth celebrating. Give me the charred eggplant dip any day and I'm a happy girl.
Yay! Two of my favourite things – vegan cooking and Martha Stewart – together at last! :) My favourite meatless dish has to be Curried Chickpeas and Kale. Nom!
I also believe Martha's new cookbook is a step in the right direction, and I'm pretty excited about it!
My fave meatless dish these days is a thick, chunky vegetable soup!
I love Martha Stewart and am glad to see that she is bringing meatless to light. My favorite meatless dish would have to be glazed apple lentil walnut loaf.
I can't wait to be a little Martha Stewart in the kitchen!
A vegan Shepard's Pie recipe that I found and adapted to meet my tastes. It was delicious!
I love portabello mushroom burgers!
My favorite meatless dish is vegan lasagna. If only it didn't take 2 hours to make!
Vegan mac and cheese with butternut squash. And anything with avocados, duh.
My favorite meatless dish is a quinoa and black bean stuffed pepper!
It makes my day when I see news like that – more and more people shifting to an plant based diet! I have done it very recently though, and that was something I would not consider a few years ago!
Difficult to pick just one favourite dish, so I will go for the one I'll be having tonight: beetroot risotto, one of the favourites here.
Good luck everyone,
I guess *one* of my favorites would be lentil tacos :) Great blog!
My favourite meatless dinner has got to be butternut squash and black bean galette. Mmmm. I'm pretty giddy that Martha (aren't we all on a first name basis with her?) has devoted an entire book to meat free cooking. It is a step in the right direction that I really hope some of her flock embrace. We, and our planet, need this!
Thanks for opportunity! :)
"Cream" of mushroom soup.
All my favorites are meatless! Philly style "Cheez steak" sandwiches would have to be my favorite… lots of onions, mushrooms, some seitan, and Dayia cheese!
Hi! thanks for sharing ;)
My favorite meatless meal, is certainly lentil dhal. I do it several times in a week, sometime with coconut milk, tomato paste or even broth. So good!!
I'm sure the recipes in this book are very good. My favorite meatless dish is Moroccan chickpea stew…
There is absolutely no way I can pick just one dish to be my favorite – I just love everything too much. I do want to get my hands on this book though!
My favourite meatless dish would have to be a grain bowl : grains, grilled veggies, shredded marinated kale, beans and a sauce. Yum!
I'd have to say breakfast burritos. I make those every day!
My favorite meatless dish has to be Portabello Stroganoff. It evokes memories of my mother's stroganoff when I was a kid- but in a new and improved (and cruelty-free) way. Hints of red wine, fresh thyme, and nutritional yeast make it so so good.
Sweet potato kale bake is my FAV!
pumpkin quinoa white bean chili = nomnomnom!
our favorite vegan meal is lasagna using a white bean tofu basil "cheese " layer and a tvp/red lentil /green olive tomato sauce. Cashew "cheese" on the top before baking. YUM!
Right now I'm craving Indian food, so definitely chana masala.
Very cool, I love that this is becoming so main-stream that even Martha Stewart is doing it. I have a lot of fave meatless dishes, like practically everything, but i'd say one of my all time faves is a good red lentil, cashew burger and a massaged kale salad! YUM! Would love to win!
looks really awesome and tasty!
yay! i'm excited about this book and would love a copy! my favorite dish is kind of ridiculous, but it's true- massaged kale salad with avocado, hemp seeds, walnuts, mango, and spring mix.
The avocado salad sounds just wonderful. I eat avocados nearly every day, and this would be a great way to change up my normal avocado dishes. My favorite meatless meal is a plate of roasted sweet potatoes, cauliflower, and broccoli with some quinoa or beans and a little bowl of maple mustard for dipping!
I'm a diehard Martha fan, so I would love this book! It's hard to pick just one fave meatless dish, but I'm going with nachos! They're so versatile and delicious.
My favorite never-fail, go-to dessert when we have company coming? Martha Stewart's Apple Pie Cake. You can easily swap out the butter for a vegan substitute and it is DELICIOUS. People always ask for the recipe and are very surprised to find it's cruelty-free! http://www.marthastewart.com/341316/apple-pie-cake
So psyched about your giveaway – count me in as another Martha fanatic!
I've been coveting this book! I'd love to win it. My fav meatless dish is risotto – so many options!
My favorite meatless dish is vegan chili. Yum!
I'd be hard-pressed to choose a single favorite "meatless" dish since everything I eat is meatless. Maybe some sort of curry?
I'm so glad that Martha came out with a vegetarian/vegan book! My favorite dish is chickpea noodle soup.
This looks so good! My favorite veggie meal is sweet potato & black bean burritos…
Not very original, but pineapple pizza is my favorite meat-free dinner!
I love Martha and I'm SO glad she is getting more and more into vegetarian/vegan cooking. Yay! Pad Thai is just my fav dish – period.


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Clean the aluminum with alcohol or acetone,use a carbide burr to vee out the crack, use a small dia tungsten to cook out the oil that is impregnated in the case,make sure that you stop drill the ends of the cracks.Do not add any filler rod until the aluminum becomes shiny from your cleanup passes with the small dia tungsten probably 1/16th.Use only a stainless steel brush that is designated for aluminm only.Die grind out contaminated material until no black stuff is present.When the aluminum does'nt show any signs of black residue you are ready to weld it.The 1/16 tungsten may start to wiggle during your clean up passes due to the heat on it, if this happens and you have a square wave machine turn your AC balance dial to the more penetration side.You can also get more heat out of your small tungsten by switching to a 75% AR 25% HE, or a 75%He 25% Ar. The reason I recommend a small tungsten during the cleanup passes is because when you use a tungsten too large for the amount of current that you are passing through it you can get contamination.A 3/32 tungsten should do the trick for you when it comes time to weld, I would use a 4043 rod maybe 1/16th for the first pass then fill it in with 3/32.I hope this helps you.
Thanks Tig332, You saved me a whole lot of typng.
I personally have never felt the need to down size the tungsten.
They were talking about cleaning with a torch but did not mention what type.
I never clean with a oxy torch, just in case thats what you were doing.
Keep your cleaning high and penetration low and dont quit cleaning with the tig torch untill it remains shiny.
Only then should you pick up the welding rod.
When cleaning with the tig torch turn your amps down lower than what you would run them at for welding.
Good luck.


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Thursday night at the Spiro Gym, the third-seeded Lady Golden Tigers held off the second-seeded Spiro Lady Bulldogs 51-49 in the last championship semifinal contest.
In the first championship semifinal, the top-seeded Lady Lions had no problems with the fourth-seeded Bokoshe Lady Tigers in a 71-37 victory.
Spiro and Bokoshe will play for third place at 1:30 p.m. this afternoon at the Spiro Gym.
The boys' championship game will be at 8:30 p.m. tonight at the Spiro Gym, but the match-up was not set until Friday night in the championship semifinals — second-seeded Poteau against third-seeded Heavener and No. 1 Spiro against No. 4 Wister. The winners will be in the title game, while the losers will play for third place at 3 p.m. at the Spiro Gym.
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At least he will start the Canadian GP from the "clean side of the grid", that's about the only positive Jenson Button could find after qualifying.
Despite booking a place in the top-ten qualifying shoot-out in Montreal, the McLaren driver failed to make any decent inroads.
Qualifying a disappointing ninth, 1.308s off the pace, he admitted that while he struggled with the car, his issues were not as bad as they had been in final practice.
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Despite all of my grumbling about the rumored pricetag for Jorge Soler, I was ecstatic when the initial reports today said that the Cubs had signed him to a 9/30 contract. Then we discovered that whenever he has enough service time to be elgible for arbitration, he can opt out of the deal and go through the usual arbitration process to get a higher salary. After thinking on this for a bit it made me less and less enamored of the deal. Absent lower order terms, the Cubs basically gave Soler a $30m signing bonus, with the added benefit to the player that if he disappoints he'll get cost certainty during those arb years. The Cubs would probably have had him under team control for nine years anyway if this was a signing bonus situation.
Aside from the risk inherent in any prospect, cost control is important. At what point would that money better be invested somewhere else? Yes, the Cubs can afford it and we've been beating the drum for years that the Cubs should flex their financial muscles on the international FA market to use their advantage against other MLB teams. That was pretty much Thoyer's gameplan when they found themselves blindsided by the new CBA. But just because a team can afford it doesn't mean it's a good idea. The Cubs could also afford building solid gold urinal troughs, or signing Josh Hamilton to a $500m contract, which would also be a big upgrade to the roster and Wrigley Experience™ that costs nothing but money. It doesn't mean it's a good idea. Was my intuition wrong though? What would be the breakeven point to sign him?
The consensus among scouts seems to be that Soler is a top-5 talent if he were in the draft. This year's draft was a relatively mediocre one, but there have been numerous studies about expected value of draft picks. I'm going to go with Sky Andrecheck's study from two years ago, not necessarily because it's the best (I have no idea) but because it's the first one I found and I don't have a BP subscription anymore. If there's something wrong with this study or you can suggest a better one I'd love to hear it.
If we consider the drafted Soler to be a high school draftee (not too unreasonable of an assumption), his expected WAR would range from 20.7, if he was the first pick, to 9.4, as the fifth pick. This is TOTAL career WAR, not necessarily just the wins generated during the time the Cubs would have control of him. The Cubs will have control of his peak years so it's fair to say that a solid majority of the production will occur over the course of the deal. We don't know exactly where he would be picked in the draft, so let's split the difference and treat him like a third overall pick, which has an expected career WAR of 12.1.
Soler is projected to go into high-A ball when he joins the organization, and should take three years or so to reach the bigs. The Cubs will then get three years of their negotiated cost control, then three more years of maybe-arbitration. There's also super two to consider but I don't think we need to worry about that given the total WAR above and the usual arbitration percentage discount rates. Super two looks good compared to league minumum, but Soler should already be making 5-6 times that.
We don't have the full details on how Soler's deal breaks down yet, and it's likely that it won't be a uniform $3.3m per year considering a likely reasonable signing bonus and some (typical for every signing) backloading. I don't want to get into trying to break down his WAR by year just yet to figure out arbitration, but the Cubs still do get *some* savings (based on 40/60/80) if he elects arbitration in those years. But let's just look at that $30m right now, since that's what the Cubs owe no matter what. Based on today's ~$5m/win, Soler only has to assumulate 6 WAR between his three non-arb years and the surplus WAR in his arb years. If you take into account the fact that $WAR is likely to go up under the new CBA's draft/international signing rules and the ridiculous new TV rights deals that teams are negotiating, the Cubs need even less production to make it breakeven.
Based on this reasoning it looks like this deal is a win for the Cubs, though not necessarily a huge one. Standard caveats apply – there's an awful lot of hand-waving going on here. It certainly doesn't look quite as good if he's "5th pick talent". And there's obviously still plenty of risk involved (and upside!). As we well know, the one thing that prospects do best is fail. But at least there's good reason to believe that a player with Soler's talent is more likely to fail at failing compared to most prospects.


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Remains of the Day by KazuoIshiguro. Stevens, an elderly butler, hopes to rise to the top of hisprofession, and he remains stoic and unemotional at his father's death and neglects theopportunity to pursue a relationship with a former housekeeper.
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Meaning & Origins
(Spanish) name associated with the cult of the Virgin Mary, from the liturgical title Maria de las Mercedes (literally, 'Mary of Mercies' in English, 'Our Lady of Ransom'). Latin mercedes (plural) originally meant 'wages' or 'ransom'. In Christian theology, Christ's sacrifice is regarded as a 'ransom for the sins of mankind', hence an 'act of ransom' was seen as identical with an 'act of mercy'. There are feasts in the Roman Catholic calendar on 10 August and 24 September to commemorate the Virgin under this name. As a given name, this is now occasionally used in England, and more commonly in the United States, but normally only by Roman Catholics. It is associated with the American film actress Mercedes McCambridge (1916–2004). A more materialistic association with the high-class German brand of car so named may also be having an influence on the continued use of the name in this increasingly secular age.
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Spanish (Rodríguez) and Portuguese: patronymic from the personal name Rodrigo.
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Nicknames & variations
Mercedez, Merced, Mercedita, Mercades, Mercides, Mercedese, Mercedas, Mercedis, Merceded, Mercidese
Rodriquez, Rodrigues, Rodrigue, Rodrigo, Rodriques, Rodrigez, Rodrick, Rodriguz, Rodrigu, Rodreguez