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Orlando >Bars & Clubs > Firestone Live
578 N Orange Ave, Orlando, FL | Directions 3280128.550582 -81.379282
6pm-12am on Wed, 11-close on Sun, Concerts May Vary
Neighborhoods: Central Business District, Northeast
This place is bringing culture BACK to Orlando! – They do concerts of every genre... you can find rap, rock, indie, acoustic, etc. The Matt and Kim show was amazing and I am DEFINITELY going back for Wiz Khalifa.
The bartenders were the fastest I've ever seen. The drinks used to be a little expensive, but they just lowered all the prices, which is awesome.
I went last Wednesday, and they had a free with Waiting on Wonders. Apparently they do this every Wednesday outside with food trucks and a full bar.
5 stars. I'll be back every week.
the worst club experience/new years eve EVER!!!!! – I wish I'd listened to a few of the other reviews. This club was the nastiest I've ever set foot in. Ghetto and Trailer park don't do it justice. Hands down the worst experience, especially considering we were to have VIP reservations!!! Thank God I did not give them my CC info over the phone, or I'd be out way more than 45 minutes/$40 bucks entry fee. Details:
First of all, I emailed the club to inquire about the New Year's Eve gala event on the Internet. Tom quickly responded, friendly and helpful. Since VIP was desired, Tom referred me to bottle service manager, Kemper. Kemper told me he would take good care of us, and to be at the club early, in order to secure a comfy VIP "couch", as the VIP section would fill up fast. I let him know we were from out of town, wouldn't arriving until after 11 PM. He said that was fine, although called back 2x to try & get us there sooner. We spoke 4x, and ensured no standing in line with the other 1400 expected. VIP cost = $230. Kemper made it sound wonderful, "Bypass the long line, come to side entrance & ask for me. I will come get you." Sounded GREAT. No line would save us time with limo, as reserved for 5 hours, 2 of which were traveling. When we finally arrived, not only did they charge us an extra $40 entrance fee (not included in the $230), we walked up the stairs past dirty floors littered with plastic cups, napkins, and water spills. Clientele = Scary.
As we made our way up the stairs to the, uh hum, VIP SECTION, Kemper pointed to a TINY table with 2 tinier chairs. I said "what about the couch you promised for the now $270.00?" Well, not only was he never intending to give us a couch, he turned into a different person than he had been on the phone and told me (as if he had previously) "You know you can't possibly expect a couch, people are paying $1000-$1500 for a couch." At that point I said " You have got to be shi$$ing me, right?". He had the nerve to say "Miss, I will not stand being cussed at." Oh my gahhh! The guy looked like he just finished a 20 year stint in Rikers and he's telling a well-dressed and, up to that point, very well-spoken lady who is standing in the middle of what felt like Dante's Inferno that "shi$$ing me" was infringing upon his delicate sensibilities.
I apologize for using such vulgar language yet did voice my disgust with the deceit thrown in our direction. I then decided to play with him for our trouble and said, "Okay, since we're already here, will you take an extra hundred dollars and secure us a couch. We want to be comfortable."
The club was not full... at all...and there were at least 6 empty couches. Kemper looked delighted at my request but still played hard ball replying., "I can't promise you anything --- but let me go find out. Wait here."
Needless to say, once he was out of sight we high tailed it out of that rat hole as fast as our feet could carry us, avoiding puddles/trash along the way. We were still out $40 for that BS but, even if he had a couch... we wouldn't have sat on it even if covered in plastic!! God only knows what was growing between those cushions.
Did I mention we spent $40 and wasted 45 minutes with the Firestone debacle? Happy ending. We made the best of it and had the limo take us to Church St. Station. We started at Dante's Inferno but ended up with a little bit of heaven... and a super fun limo ride home!!!!.
If you're looking for a regular dance nightclub, a little bit of class, and acceptable service (without being screwed), don't go to Firestone. If you go anyway, please write a review if you have a similar experience. I did not want to waste my time, and this is the first review I've written. It was THAT BAD!!!!!! Oh yeah, I went to Firestone back in early 90s. Even with packed houses of crazed ravers... it was 10x nicer than it is now. How can that be??? The worst management ever.
One of Orlando's shittiest venues – The club is basically a giant mosh pit surrounded on all sides by bars. If you are not in the pit getting trampled by moshers, you are standing between them and their booze and constantly getting pushed out of the way. Anyone not there to get drunk and mosh is wasting their time. If you go to music venues to see bands play music, don't bother going to Club Firestone.
Good Time at Fireston – I was really hesitant at first about going to see the Nonpoint show at Firestone. After reading some of the reviews it mad e me nervous about my possible enjoyment there, but I had a good time.
You have to know what you are getting into. First off, tickets were $14, so right there you can't expect a lavish venue and first rate amenities. But it was actually pretty nice. Doors were to open at 8pm so we arrived at 7:15pm. I was concerned about Parking, because I know most venues downtown have limited parking. However, there was a Parking Lot directly behind the venue that would allow cars to park there for $10, which by downtown standards isn't as pricey as it sounds. As we stood in line outside the venue, what looked to be a Bouncer or Promoter was checking ID's giving out wrist bands for those of us drinking. Which I thought was a brilliant idea, so I didn't have to keep taking my ID out. As we were entering Firestone, I had my purse checked and My Boyfriend was "Frisked," which I also thought was great because sometimes (especially at Rock Concerts) people can bring contraband in.
Upon entering the venue, we beelined straight for the bar to find that a Beer was $5.75, which was kinda pricey, but I didn't really expect anything else at a concert. Once we had a beer we went towards the General Admission area to watch the first (warm up band). They weren't that good, but as before I wasn't expecting much. One problem that I found was the timing in between bands. It took a good 10-15 minutes to go from one band to the next. I guess that would give people time to go to the bathroom and hit the bar again, but it was REALLY long, when you are anticipating the Main Band. I saw a post previous that was complaining about the bathrooms. I saw nothing to complain about. Yes, the doors are left open and you can see the men using the urinals, but it isn't like you can see anything naughty. And the womens room has complete stalls, so nothing wrong there.
They do allow smoking in the entire venue, even on the main floor. Which I didn't care for as I am not a smoker. As eveyone is trying to cram in to get as close as possible people are lighting up a cigarette right in your face. If it was up to me, I would change that. Another thing that was a little odd was the fact that they did allow the Mosh Pits to go on. At one point it did get out of hand and a security guard ended up standing right in front of me, which I was very grateful for. If it did get too out of hand they escorted people out of there.
All In all I have to say that I enjoyed the venue, the band (Nonpoint), put on an AMAZING show. I would definitely go back.
Poor Production and Management of Firestone Reunion – First they sold pre-sale tickets that were $12 but they still made those people wait in the same line as everyone else to make it longer for everyone to get in so more people would have to pay full price. From what a friend said they did not open the doors until 10:30 or so (tickets were $15 until 11:00 then $20 after that). They had one person checking ID's and one person scanning people and checking purses etc, so needless to say it took us close to an hour just to get in the door. Then after making sure it took forever to get to the door (obviously on purpose) they started walking down the line saying "$10 gets you to the front of the line", where they actually just took you to a shorter line. Some people got so fed up with waiting so long they actually paid the extra. $5.50 for a crappy domestic beer. They had the headlining DJ's on the main stage instead of the DJ booth and ran it like it was Def Comedy Jam or a Hip Hop show (which does NOT work with the Rave scene), the announcer would not shut the F up. As soon as you started getting into the music, he's yelling, "give it up for so and so" over and over and over again! It made it difficult to even get into the music for very long, and forget about ever catching a cool vibe. Luckily most of the patrons were great and patient, so that kept it peaceful and somewhat fun. Then in the last 30-60 mins the house lights came up...while they were still playing!!! Everyone was just standing around wondering what was going on. I could tell the techs and talent were not happy either.
There was an after party out on Colonial that everyone was 'invited' (they gave you a card when you entered Firestone so we thought it was part of the package) to, that had some of the same and after DJ's, but when we got there, then they tell us it's another $10 per person.
They should have gotten information on how the Rave scene was at Firestone from the DJ's, rather than just put their own twist on it, one size does not fit all!
And believe it or not, I'm not usually a complainer, but I was very disappointed and would never go back unless they change management. I used to be there pretty much every week in the 90's until the Rave scene ended and have been more recently for a few concerts.
My thoughts on firestone – I just returned from a show at club firestone abd thought I would share my observations.
1.their website said "show at 8pm"...it started at ten.
2.there was an unannounced opening act that was so horrible that the whole audience was disgusted/horrified.
The stage crew had a hard time making the guy stop playing. Seriously, people kept coming onstage and tugging on his sleeve and telling him to stop.
3.the bathrooms have no indication of which sex they are, so guysd kept coming into the ladies and vice versa.
4.the bathroom doors stay wide open to the entire dancefloor. I could see five guys at urinals from the dancefloor!?!
5.they sell glass bottles. No problem except I saw more than one go airborne. Perhaps plastic would be a safer alternative.
6.smoking is allowed throughout the club. No mention of this on their website. If you have asthma, you will not enjoy this venue.
7.they mention specific areas for smoking, reclining, etc. All of these ares were barricaded.
8.they WAY oversold the show. If there were a fire or something, there would be a serious problem I have a hard time believeing they observe fire codes.
9. The band had to call out a security guard before doing their encore. Quote: "Hey Mr. Security guard...What the F*CK? I just went upstairs to the dressing room and there are two people asking me where the bathrooms are! Thanks."
Overall, I would advise against seeing or booking a show at firestone. They have a great sound system, bt that's about it.
Great Place with Great Entertainment – Club Firestone is the best place in Orlando to see a concert. They have the best service and the best lineup. Located in Downtown Orlando. Check out their website, it has all of their upcoming concerts. I LOVE this venue!
Worse attitudes – I only have one thing to say about these people. They all have HORRIBLE attitudes. The manager was sitting around drinking instead of doing what he was supposed to. If you even went up to him, he would give you attitude and not help you out. I went there for a concert that I travelled 9 hours for and in all honesty, I don't think I'll go back there. The bartenders were really nice and helpful. To fix our problem we had to go from one person to another and when we finally go to the manger he refused to even help us out. I've been to concerts in larger cities and larger venues and they were much nicer.
Terrible. Avoid like the plague. – I liked the Firestone the first 2 times I went but the third time was terrible. I went to see a concert and had payed extra for VIP tickets ($125+) for that much you think they would allow someone to take pictures of the band. WRONG! I had my camera out as I went in and in plain view the whole time and not 1 person said a thing. I took pictures of the first band and still no one said a thing. But when the second band went on one "bouncer" went out of his way to give me a hard time about it. I take pictures for personal use not to sell and I WASN'T using the flash. I stayed behind the barrier but watched as that same "bouncer" allowed 3 people that didn't have photo passes to be where they were, let up front of the barrier. No other bouncer gave me a problem about it. Leaving the club can also be a daunting task. I went out to buy a t-shirt and on the fence a sign said "EXIT ONLY" thats it I saw other people go out but as soon as I stepped out someone not in the red staff shirt turned and in a very rude voice said "Emergency exit only go back" I said "Its packed how am I suppose to leave" and he responde with "uhh try the front door idiot" Which they only keep 2 open to get out. Firestone is a terrible place to spend any amount of money if your looking for a good time. Expect rude "bouncers" and even ruder "staff" Save your money, there are better places then this so called "club".
Avoid calling this place/trying to get in touch w/someone about shows/getting your calls returned!! – I wish those little peons at the Club at Firestone would answer the phone instead of hanging up on me EVERYTIME I TRY GETTING A HOLD OF SOMEONE. GOD BLESSED!!! I just want to find out information on buying tickets for an upcoming show. It would be nice if they would return calls as well. I guess they don't my effing business, so I'm still going to give it to them. I don't feel as though they are pushing me away, more like they are pulling them closer to themselves. I've heard it's primarily a gay bar, so they could be busy with each other, e.g. giving each other reach arounds and moustache rides, but does that give them the right to ignore me? Apparently so. This concert is bigger than both me. Let him speak!! Him who? HIM ME!! A funny little joke...I was working at my butcher shop the other day and a guy walks in. I ask him, "So you thinking about buying some steaks?" He replies, "I'm gonna buy some steaks. I'm thinking about pune tang."
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Represented coal company in land acquisition for 12-mile overland coal conveyor belt
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Negotiated a $100 million dollar acquisition of a publicly traded entity
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Drafted agreements between coal operators for composite mine rescue teams
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Three schoolgirls in the occupied West Bank have developed a life-changing device for the blind.
It is an advanced cane called "Stick-tech" - that vibrates when near an obstacle, thus alerting the blind.
The girls have been chosen from over six million applicants world wide to take part in the International Science Fair.
Nour Odeh reports from the Askar refugee camp.
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18 May 2010 – Three Palestinian girls educated in a United Nations-funded school in a refugee camp have made history by winning a top spot at an international science fair in Silicon Valley for a revolutionary walking cane for the blind which they demonstrated today for Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in New York.
"This is a story about brain power not fire power. You are not only helping the blind, but helping the world to see," Mr. Ban told the girls during their meeting today at UN Headquarters.
"I am very impressed by your brilliant idea. This is the truth that I repeat every day. By empowering women, we can achieve anything in the world," the Secretary-General added.
Aseel Abu Aleil, Aseel Alshaar and Noor Alarada earned the "special award in applied electronics" out of 1,500 finalists in last week's Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, considered the largest pre-college science fair in the world, bringing together "young geniuses" as the Secretary-General called the girls, Nobel Laureates, and other leading scientific thinkers and future employers.
The three 14-year-old girls attend the school run by the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) in Aska Refugee Camp in Nablus, north of Jerusalem, where they designed the prototype walking cane as a school science project with $200 worth of materials.
Unlike other electronic canes that send an infrared signal forward, the girls' invention has a "seeing" sensor below that beeps when the surface changes, such as near stairs, holes or water, up to 30 inches away.
"How does it make sound?" the Secretary-General asked trying out the walking stick – a three-foot hollow piece of wood with a comfortable handle, covered with reflective orange strips, and wired inside with a sensor.
Mr. Ban brought the cane near the door – it beeped. He then ran the bottom of the cane against his board room table. At the edge, the cane beeped indicating there was no ground below it.
The girls came up with the idea after watching their relatives struggle on the changing terrain in the refugee camp. It was then perfected with input from organizations that work with visually impaired people, and from the girls' science and technology teacher, Jamilah Khaled.
"The UNRWA schools have a high level of teaching," Ms. Khaled told the UN News Centre, listing its modern computer lab and technology workshop, as just two of the resources which help students excel.
"It is important for our society to help people. It is important for Palestinian refugees to continue to learn."
The girls' invention was selected as one of three finalists from among 56 projects at the Palestine Science and Technology Exhibition to participate at the Intel ISEF.
"These students show the enormous potential of Palestinian girls and boys. UNRWA in its education programmes want to bring this out. It makes me wonder what we could achieve if our education system were not in the midst of a cash crisis," said Margot Ellis, UNRWA Deputy Commissioner-General.
The girls return to the West Bank later today, each with a $250 prize, and they plan to "have a big party," eat Palestinian food, see their parents and sleep, following a whirlwind nine-day visit to the United States, that included seeing the Statue of Liberty and Times Square in New York.
"This has been so unbelievable," Ms. Alshaar said following the meeting with the Secretary-General.
"Wonderful," said Ms. Khaled.
"Amazing," said Ms. Aleil.
"We are so grateful to everyone for helping us," said Ms. Alshaar showing the walking stick to journalists.
Moments later, the international science award winners were back to being regular teenagers, taking photos of themselves with the artwork on exhibit at the UN Headquarters and telling one of the journalists where they like to go shopping.
As of now, there are no plans to mass produce the walking stick, but the girls would like to see that happen and to continue their science education. Ms. Alshaar plans to be a genetic engineer; Ms. Alarada a cancer researcher and Ms. Aleil a professor of medicine
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Awesome! I had actually posted a video of these sisters (from Al Jazeera) in the World News section before they made their trip. It's so great to know that they were successful!
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A Virginia Senate Subcommittee voted 15-0 today to abolish the law. A local constitutional lawyer says the problem with the law comes down to an invasion of privacy.
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Dexing wrote:This doesn't answer my question, which is about what justification there is for the belief that this is true, given that there is no indication of consciousness absent a physical brain (at least not that any yogis are willing to demonstrate).
Here's some news to you: yogis have no obligation to indulge your curiosity.
There are indications in science that consciousness is not a mere byproduct of the brain, as was repeated many times already, with links to lectures and articles. Just not the kind of science you like. You seem to agree with the materialist stance of some scientists. Let me tell you that you're not agreeing with facts. You are agreeing with metaphysical speculation made by materialistically minded scientists, not scientific facts. Claims, claims made by materialistically minded scientists, claims whose problems have been shown in this thread, claims that you'll never be able to verify for yourself. At least through practice you get to verify Buddhist claims firsthand.
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OMAHA, Neb. - With 2:49 left in the second overtime, Mary-Kate Halsmer broke away from the defense at midfield, putting the ball in the net from 15 yards out to give the Oral Roberts women's soccer team the victory over Creighton, 1-0.
Halsmer's second goal in as many games, and her third of the season, helped the Golden Eagles improve their season record to 6-3-2. The Golden Eagles have now moved to five consecutive matches without a loss, the longest such streak since the 2004 season when the program finished atop the Summit League standings.
The victory marks the Golden Eagles first win in overtime matches in four chances. They previously tied UMKC and Tulsa, and came up short to North Texas in the season opener.
The Golden Eagles had several failed opportunities as time began to wind down in regulation, recording their first shots on goal in the final five minutes. With 4:55 remaining, Kayla Keller took a shot that was saved by Creighton's Katie Jo Swanson, followed by another Swanson save on a Whitney Booth shot in the 88th minute.
Through the first 90 minutes of play, the Blue Jays outshot the visiting Golden Eagles 19-8, including seven shots that were each knocked down by ORU's sophomore keeper Helen Erb. The shutout was Erb's (5-3-2) sixth of the season.
Lauren Parks, Megan Giles and Keller each finished the match with a pair of shots each, while Shelbi Lousch added a shot in the final five minutes of regulation.
Whitney Booth took her second shot of the match in the 104th minute, but the play was blocked by the Blue Jay defense. Creighton was unable to get a shot off during the overtime periods.
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So I'm sitting in my gastroenterologist's office last week, awaiting feedback on my recent colonoscopy procedure. [How's that for an opening?]
While we talked about a number of things, the phrase that most rang in my ears was when the doc said: "You dodged a couple of bullets."
- Bullet 1: Had I waited 2-3 months longer to do this routine preventive screening, I would have required surgery to remove the largest of three polyps ("The largest I've ever done!" the doc added).
- Bullet 2: The doc said the large polyp was "as close as it could get to being cancerous while still benign." He added: "You need to do this again in a year to make sure you're still cancer-free."
That night, I cried the quiet cry of relief that one has after hearing a doctor say "cancer" and "dodged a bullet" in the same sentence.
Now, here is my guilty confession.
Many medical groups start sending out colorectal home-screening kits to men and women who have turned 50. (Those with known risk factors are encouraged to test earlier). I'm a 53 year old who has been ignoring these kits in my mailbox for three years. Why?
Sure, I had heard the stories of the miserable quarts of swill you must drink to "clean it all out" while fasting the day before the procedure. (They offer flavor packets now. Try the lemon-lime; it's not that bad!)
And yes, I'll admit to having a few hang-ups about the procedure itself. (I'm so, so sorry for the view, doc. Hey, it's not my favorite either.)
But in truth, my procrastination narrative sounded more like this:
I'm a busy mom, and right now I don't have time because I have (fill in the blank): other doctor's appointments, kid's doctor's appointments, work, school demands, shopping, homework, cooking, holidays, car repairs, laundry, taxes, housecleaning…
Blah, blah, blah. Honest admission, but in the end (pun intended), it was faulty and irresponsible logic.
Now when it comes to my kid and her medical needs -- from common colds and fevers to well visits and emergencies -- I never miss a beat. I don't procrastinate. I don't say, "Maybe when we have more time I'll get her checked out." I make time. In fact, I insist on time for her health and well-being because they are obviously top priorities.
So why isn't my health and well-being a top priority as well?
To my credit, I have been working hard on other health issues, like diabetes. I've managed to make time for other appointments, from mammograms to dental checkups. But with other key tests, from colorectal screening to pap smears, I kept postponing, thinking "One thing at a time, I'll get to them." Instead, years slipped by.
Thankfully, I recently had this niggling voice inside me making me jumpy, asking, "What if there is something there to be worried about?" Turns out, the niggling voice spoke up just in time.
So here is my parental tip of the day (please take it, don't leave it):
Don't wait to hear your doctor say, "You dodged a couple of bullets" or, worse, that you didn't. Pick up the phone and schedule whatever tests you need to take. Because here is the real bottom line, no pun intended this time:
You're not putting their needs first when you put your needs last.
Do you have effective strategies for keeping your health a priority? What obstacles get in your way and how can you get around them?
When not bouncing from appointment to appointment, Diana Dull Akers is a mother, sociologist, and freelance writer in the San Francisco Bay Area.


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GraphInsight is visualization software that lets you explore graph data through high quality interactive representations. Data exploration and knowledge extraction from graphs is of great interest nowadays: knowledge is disseminated in social networks, and services are powered by cloud computing platforms. Data miners deal with graphs every day. Humans are extremely good at identifying patterns and outliers. Interacting visually with your data can give you better intuition and higher confidence in what you are looking for.
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Down in Chile, they at first thought Carmenere was Merlot, and there's certainly a nice dose of Merlot's plump currant fruit and round, rich, texture here. But Carmenere excels at adding a complex, Cab Franc-like, set of herbal/tobacco aromas to the mix. Here, there's also a dark, meaty, element to the aromas and flavors and a plush, velvety, finish. Excellent to sip or with beef tenderloin!


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MONTROSE – It's a "bittersweet" time for Becky and Travis Best, owners of Best Appliance and Home Gallery in Montrose, as the two will be closing the doors of the long-standing retail portion of their business on Friday, Jan. 11.
Since 1995, customers from around the region including Telluride, Ouray, Ridgway and Montrose have purchased home appliances – everything from refrigerators to stoves to washing machines – from Best Appliance but now the two owners will be opening a new chapter in their lives after they close the business.
And while the couple will almost certainly be taking some time to relax after they close, they won't be completely be out of the industry. Becky and Travis's son, Allen Best, will continue to operate Best Appliance's service business and the two plan to help him out when needed.
"We really want people to know we aren't going away," Becky said. "Allen will continue the service business so Best Appliance customers can still get the same great service."
For the Best family, moving toward operating an appliance service business only has, in a way, come full circle. After moving to Montrose from Mississippi, the Best family first came to the area to operate an appliance service business. In 1995 the family opened its first retail appliance business on North Townsend Avenue.
"When we opened on North Townsend, it was a much smaller business," Becky said. "Travis and Allen did most of the service and I did sales and we grew from there."
With the region experiencing a building boom in the late 1990s, Best Appliance grew out of its space on North Townsend and so the family moved the business to its current space on east Main Street.
"At our peak I believe we had 14 employees," she said. "The building industry was just going crazy and so we bought this building and moved over here and added more appliance lines, more electronics and in 2009 we added home improvement products such as flooring."
When large hotel/condo projects were being built in Telluride, Best Appliance had a hand in those as well. Appliance wise, the Best family handled Capella Telluride (now the Hotel Madeline), Lumière and 12 Trails Edge when they were all being constructed.
"When we first opened, we never thought we would grow this much," Becky said. "We completely exceeded our expectations. We have met some wonderful people over the years and the fact that we came from a different state and opened a business and were successful says a lot about the community here. The local people trusted us and I will miss seeing our customers.
"It's bittersweet. We are sad to be leaving a business we have had in Montrose for so long."
Becky said the reason the family has decided to close the retail end of the business is due to a number of factors. It almost goes without saying, she said, that the tough economic conditions over the past few years have played a part. She said it's also hard for their small business to compete with the big box stores on the south end of town.
Plus, she said, small businesses are having a tough time competing with Internet sales as well.
"Sometimes people come in and pick our brains because we know our product. After that, they can go wherever on the Internet to find that product at the cheapest price," she said. "I don't mean to sound cynical but that is just the way it is. I have talked to other retailers and they are saying the same thing."
Two months ago Travis was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease and the family decided it would be best for both Travis and Becky to get away from the stress of running the retail business.
"Now, we'll be going to work for our son," Becky said. "He has a wealth of knowledge and for us to get out of the stress for a while and relax will be good."
From now until Jan. 11, everything at Best Appliance's showroom located at 2180 East Main Street, is on sale. The store is open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays. After that, Allen and the rest of the Best family will be available for services and repairs at 970/240-9798.
"We are so thankful and appreciative of our customers over the years who have been loyal to us," Becky said.


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I am currently running the latest version of Chrome (Win 7 64bit, Running ATI Radeon 5650 card.) and all flash videos are showing up as a green screen.
Unchecking "enable hardware acceleration" works but since it had worked previously is there any way to make flash run properly without having to uncheck the accel?
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I am also experiencing the 'Green Screen' problem. I am using the latest version of Firefox on Win 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1 / Nvidia Quadro 5010M.
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Can you go to http://www.nvidia.com/Download/Scansg.aspx and check if there are any newer drivers available for your device?
When I checked through the Devise Manager, I got the response that my driver is up-to-date. However, the NVIDIA site indicated that an update was issued earlier this month. I tried to install this update but the installation failed and I had to resort to Windows' System Restore.
In the meantime, I came across a piece of advice which states that in case of a Green Screen one should right-click on the video, de-activate the 'Enable hardware acceleration' feature', and reload the web-page. I tried this out on three different videos and it worked.
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Find answers to frequently asked questions about getting a backup of Office 2010.
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