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Hard-to-beat $100 on-contract cost, Excellent still image quality
For those who are contemplating on picking this up without a contract, its $584.99 price point still seems pretty good in comparison to other phablets - though, there's no arguing that its on-contract cost absolutely gives it more bang for the buck. At the end of the day, there's plenty to like about the 1520, as it's no doubt the best Windows Phone out right now. For a long time there, Windows Phones in general just seemed underpowered in comparison to those premier Android smartphones.
Great 1080p display, Fine camera, Solid build quality
The Nokia Lumia 1520 is an absolute beast of a phone that we suspect only the large-handed and generous pocketed will be able to live with day to day.
Those who accept the challenge will find the most capable Windows Phone 8 device yet, with top-of-the-range specs that include a stunning 1080p display and a superb 20-megapixel camera.
Despite its size, however, the Lumia 1520 feels like it's missing something.
Excellent build, fantastic camera and options, beautiful screen, good battery life
If a large handset is for you, and you are keen on Windows Phone - if you're new then be prepared to get used to a slightly new way of doing things, if you're an existing user then be excited at an improved way of doing things - then the Lumia 1520 is a fantastic smartphone that sits proudly in among its phablet peers.
Large, excellent display, PureView camera performs well
Nokia's Lumia 1520 has a huge 6in display and also includes an excellent 20-megapixel PureView camera. If you can handle its gargantuan, awkward size, it combines a great screen with continually developing software, though there's still plenty of room for improvement.
Color variety, Simplified Android experience
Sporting an outstanding outright price of $179 for the base model, it's something many people believe to be mind-boggling. Just when we thought $349 for the Nexus 5 was pretty darn good, but this obviously takes the cake. It's unlocked, there's variety with its color casings, and the Android experience is also easy to understand, so it's hard not to like it. All told, Motorola is defining what it means to be an entry-level player.
Great value, Decent screen, Slick interface, Android 4.4 incoming
Motorola is back folks, it's official. It may not be the return we would have predicted - there's no flagship phone stuffed full of the latest tech - but arguably what the now Google-owned firm has done is even better.
The Moto G is a top notch, low cost smartphone and we wholeheartedly recommend this as the best budget mobile currently on the market.
Jaw-dropping value, Great screen, Great performance
The Motorola Moto G is one of the best phones of the year, and the first time we've seen a phone of this calibre launch at under £200 SIM-free. That it's so much cheaper than £200 is a minor miracle. This phone deserves to sell by the bucketload.
Great screen, Low price, Blazing performance
Although the issues we take with the Nexus 5 are considerable, they're not enough to keep us from recommending this device.
One of the issues we have, which is the lackluster camera, might be resolved with a software fix. And even if it were a minor fix, it's not so bad that you'll never be able to take good photos with it.
What really gets us here is what we're not used to seeing, and that's a device with these kinds of specs at this price point.
Impressively spec'd smartphone at a bargain price
Last year's Nexus 4 had great-sounding specs on paper but the choice of the hardware components wasn't as flawless. The screen had poor contrast and washed-out colors, the camera wasn't up to scratch and the white paint job came well after the black version. Yet, for that price then, no other premium smartphone was even in the same conversation.
Great features at a low price with no contract commitment
The Nexus 5 isn't the best smartphone on the market. In fact, there isn't a "best phone", because folks' needs are different: some want a small phone, others want lots of software features and still others want a phablet or a pen. The Nexus 5 is undoubtedly the best smartphone you can buy for just $349 full retail. It has a great mix of features for the price including a very fast CPU, a sharp full HD IPS display and the promise of always running the latest OS.
Value for money, display, lots of power, Android KitKat brings some exciting new elements
There's a lot packed into the Nexus 5, particularly given the £299 and £339 pricepoints for 16GB and 32GB respectively. For that money, you get a display that rivals devices that cost some £200 more, and a chipset that is, in many cases, more powerful. In addition to that, you have a Nexus device, meaning it's uncluttered by bloat and first in line for Android updates.
Long battery life, Has all the S4 features & more
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is simply one balanced performing smartphone! At $300 with a 2-year contract, there's no denying the fact that it's an expensive cost, but as we've come to learn, the hefty pricing does come with some perks. The phablet category saw some new entrants into the space this year, but the Note 3 continues to be the best in its class.
Huge full HD display, S Pen digital pen, fast CPU
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 is king of the phablets, as was the Note II. Heck, before the original Galaxy Note, there was no such thing as a phablet. Good thing Samsung was cheeky enough to give oversized smartphones a try. The Note 3 is currently among the fastest phablets; only the Sony Xperia Z Ultra shares the Snapdragon 800 CPU with Adreno 330 graphics for now, though we expect that to change as the months pass.
Improved looks, hugely powerful, 4K video looks epic
There are a few little things about the Note 3 that we think require some attention, such as photo processing and possible concern over SIM region-locking. These feel like software issues though, and that gives us some hope that they might be fixed at some point in the future.
Aside from that, the leap forward from the Note 2 is pretty epic. The included S Pen is great for handling the new air command interface, while handwriting recognition is more accurate now.
Crisp, bold screen, Very powerful
Its huge 5.7-inch size means the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 really won't be to everyone's taste. If you're after a big screen, however, and a phenomenally powerful phone to help tackle anything your working life is likely to throw at it -- and you fancy hand-writing notes with a stylus -- the Note 3 is the best massive mobile around.
Great battery life, Excellent screen, Top-notch specs and performance
If you don't mind feature clutter and the device's high price, or you just want a big-screen phone that has the fastest internals for gaming and multitasking, the Note 3 is the best phone for you. But if a big screen and good performance are mostly what you're after, there are other big-screen options, and there will soon be more. If you can live with a lower-resolution screen (that's still pretty great) and the absence of the S Pen, Samsung's Galaxy Mega is a good choice.
Excellent low-lighting photo performance
Obviously, it's not the most mouthwatering inducing iPhone we've seen to date, but considering that it hits the mark in the categories that matter the most, the iPhone 5s proves itself as being a feared competitor in the space. Like we said, there's nothing in the specs or hardware department that would terrify its rivals, but the updated iOS 7 experience is enough to make this iPhone look and feel different from past ones.
Powerful core, Touch ID is a real step up, Excellent camera
So to say this is the best iPhone yet is relatively pointless, as of course it was going to be. But the combination of iOS 7 to freshen things up with a powerful core and great camera mean that this phone should be considered on its own considerable merits, and while the high price will continue to put many off, anyone already wedded to the iPhone bandwagon, or even if they're just on the fence, will find a lot of joy in a phone that's a lot more than an iterative update.
Pushes the major re-design another year back
As long as the cash keeps pouring in, Apple can go on and play its own game and make its own rules. Second year in a row and it looks like this may go on forever. The iPhone 5s will cruise through its term at the helm. The iPhone 6 is the next one we will be looking at to hopefully stir things up. In a good way or bad? In Apple's own way.
A7 chip offers fast performance and 64-bit support
The 5s is a solid effort from Apple, but its true worth is yet to be determined. If developers come up with clever ways to take advantage of the M7 coprocessor and the 64-bit support in iOS 7, the 5s will truly shine. If not, many people might just wait it out another year.
iOS 7 makes it a cleaner user experience, it just works
If you want a phone that just works, then the iPhone 5S is a very good place to start. Apple has made it look effortless which is no simple task, and in doing so - by making it look almost too easy - you can sometimes miss the beauty and power in your hand. It's stunning to use, there's stacks of power, it's without gimmicks and a nod to the future. It's these simple elements that make the iPhone 5S, for us, one of the best phones on the market. There's a lot to admire about that.
Improved camera and flash, Wide LTE support
We kicked off this review by stating the 5s has the potential to be Apple's most game-changing iPhone since inception. Apple is clearly looking to future-proof its handset while offering developers the opportunity to take advantages of its 64-bit architecture, A7 chip and M7 Coprocessor. Right now, you won't really experience what this phone is capable of. Give it six months and we'd expect some truly groundbreaking apps to appear.
Good-looking and high-quality exterior
With the Xperia Z1, Sony has finally become truly competitive. The Japanese company has been experiencing great difficulties during the last few years, but after a relatively lengthy transition, it's finally caught up with the big players of the wireless industry.
Handsome looking brute
The Sony Xperia Z1 marks the second rebirth of the company's premium take on what a smartphone should be like. The Xperia Z was a great foundation and laid the groundwork for the company to expand with the Z1. Yes, the naming scheme doesn't really make sense, but nowadays manufacturers are very frivolous with the names of their products. But we digress.
Xperia Z gets tuned but puts on weight
Sony has upgraded its fantastic Xperia Z. The Xperia Z1 feels nicer but is unfortunately bigger and heavier. It's a powerhouse with an all-round impressive specification. Easily one of the best Android handsets around but the high price tag taints this slightly.
Plenty of decent software refinements, battery life with Stamina mode
The original Z is bettered here, but in the fast-paced landscape of mobile phones it's not the best of the best. The physical size is chunky - a little bit too much for our liking, and we think others will feel the same; either go for one-handed comfortable use or super-sized Galaxy Note size - and the presence of lots of capable competitors out there means the Z1, despite all its positives, doesn't shine as brightly as its spec sheet would suggest.
Beautiful tempered-glass design, fairly good battery life
The Sony Xperia Z1 is one of the better smartphones to debut in the later half of the year. While its raw performance is similar to the LG G2, the Z1 stands out with the use of better materials, water-proofing capabilities and most importantly, an impressive camera.
Stylish and well-built, Superb 20.7MP camera
There's a lot to this phone, and its high-end credentials are not in doubt. It looks good, feels great in your hand and the Sony speciality of waterproofness remains a key, if gimmicky, feature.
The camera is good, though Nokia's Lumia 1020 will give it a hard run. And though this phone is too big to suit every hand, if the size isn't a problem this is a very powerful, fast, highly enjoyable handset.
Great camera with 1080p video recording at 60 fps
The LG G2 is an outstanding smartphone almost every way you look at it. The screen is beautiful, albeit a bit off in terms of color temperature, while the camera is simply outstanding - definitely among the very best out there. Under the hood, the Snapdragon 800 processor is doing exactly what you'd expect it to do - making sure that everything operates perfectly smoothly with no hiccups or delays.
Amazing colors, viewing angles, great brightness and contrast
The LG G2 is a flagship like any other - a great combination of the latest tech, Android OS and a full bag of proprietary software goodies. What makes the difference in the G2 is that it isn't like some of its predecessors - late, irrelevant, and boring. It's a breath of fresh air for the company and we hope it brings some of the LG's glorious days back. Both LG and the G2 deserve it this time.
Stunning 5.2-inch edge-to-edge display
The LG G2 is an impressive return to smartphone prominence for the South Korean company but one which still falls slightly short. It is a worthy rival to the Samsung Galaxy S4 and HTC One but thanks to plastic build, peculiar button placement and less than gripping camera is unlikely to worry its more illustrious competition too much.
Large and lovely full HD IPS display, great camera
The LG G2 is assuredly the company's best Android phone yet. We were bullish on the also very good Optimus G Pro, but the G2 is all that and more in a more mainstream size. The display is top notch, performance is fast and fluid, the camera is excellent and the rear buttons actually work nicely. We'd love to see a more interesting and attractive casing that didn't turn murky with fingerprints so quickly, but the phone is nonetheless solidly built and curved nicely to fit in the hand.
Visually appealing, feels great as a phone
The G2 is easily a competitor for every other high-end smartphone out there. The "weird" button layout works for us, and it's paired with some smart touch functions that are well thought out. The phone looks and feels great, and just works as a smartphone should.
Fast and snappy performance, software tweaks don't get in the way
The LG G2 sports not only a unique design that stands out amongst its competitors, it also packs snappy hardware. If you want a similarly specced handset with a more premium feel, however, you may be better off looking at handsets from Sony instead.
Color variety with its design, Solid build quality for a plastic phone
Even though the high-end segment seems to get all of the attention, the mid-range landscape is quickly seeing the same level of competition. In that sense, the iPhone 5c proves itself as one those trailblazers in the space thatâ??ll keep the heat turned up against the competition.
Bright and cheerful new colors, Solid value
The colorful, plastic iPhone 5c is a welcome upgrade for existing iPhone 4 and 4S owners, and a great introduction to Apple's awesome app platform at a nice price. It's the best $99 phone you'll find on Verizon Wireless, but otherwise, there's not much new to see here.
Colourful options, Smooth OS, Decent battery life
If you're paying a larger price you want a phone which looks and feels premium, and while the iPhone 5C comes with all the Apple hallmarks and tradition, it's a device that falls between two camps. If you want the best Apple has to offer and you're coming from a 4S, then go for the new 5S.
The color of magic
The Apple iPhone 5c is a very solid smartphone - we know it well because we've spent a year with its previous alter ego, the iPhone 5. Try as we might though, we didn't find any difference between the iPhone 5c and the iPhone 5 that goes beyond the exterior. Sure the battery has grown by 70 mAh, but that's not the kind of difference you can feel in real-life usage.
Glossy, smooth and feels nice in the hand
The iPhone 5C is a nice smartphone. However, we just can't see the need for it in the first place, unless it was cheaper. It's too expensive for what is effectively an iPhone 5 in a plastic shell with minor changes in hardware. There are better and cheaper Android devices on the market and those wishing to stick with iOS should pay the extra £80 for the iPhone 5S.
Excellent build quality, iOS 7 rocks
Taking everything that made the iPhone 5 great and adding in a few more bells and whistles. The iPhone 5C is not the iPhone 5S, but it's still a great little handset in its own right. Should prices come down - which they inevitably will - this handset could become very, very, popular.
Colourful, solid, iOS 7 on board, good camera
The iPhone 5C is not a flagship product - Apple's iPhone 5S is for that - nor does it fix any of the annoying niggles you've perhaps started to feel with your current iPhone, but if you are looking to upgrade from the 4 or the 4S, want to stick with Apple, but can't justify the 5S and its price, then this colourful option is could to be perfect for you.
Despite initial reservations we love the iPhone 5C - it's colourful, joyful, capable and just works.
Large screen, compact phone
Samsung didn't exactly catch us by surprise with the Galaxy S4. Pretty much all the hardware improvements like the faster processor, better camera, and 5" 1080p screen were expected. Samsung simply had to have those in the Galaxy S4 if it wanted its product to be relevant in 2013. However, it's the flawless implementation of all the features that makes the Galaxy S4 the superb smartphone that it is. Design-wise, the latest Samsung flagship is nothing special.
Stunning screen, Superfast processor, Great camera
Make no mistake - the Samsung Galaxy S4 is far, far more than a Galaxy S3 'S' - Samsung may be copying Apple according to some people, but it's not as brazen as the Cupertino brand in flogging the exact same design with a slightly uprated processor and calling it a new phone.
The Galaxy S4 is a great, great device in its own right, re-inventing what it means to own a brilliant smartphone in a number of ways.
More serious and stylish look
While the Samsung Galaxy S4's exterior might be its Achilles' heel, we can't blame Samsung for sticking with the Galaxy S brand image it spent so much resources trying to build (that phone sold over 50 million units too, so being associated with it cannot be too bad).
With the sheer number of excellent flagships to choose from, if you are looking for the best smartphone, you had it better than ever.
Stunning 5-inch Full HD screen
The Samsung Galaxy S4 might not look that different or have that one killer feature that sinks the competition, but it's a worthy successor to the Samsung Galaxy S3.
It's a true high-end powerhouse and undeniably one of the best phones on the market right now, albeit one that will relies a little too heavily on brand appeal and past successes rather than innovation and eye-catching design. Yes, it might not be the most stylish handset on the market, but nor is it a dog.
Huge display in a not so huge phone, excellent camera
The Samsung Galaxy line of smartphones is a juggernaut; like the iPhone, the next generation will sell well based simply on brand loyalty, trust and familiarity. Even so, the Samsung Galaxy S4 has a lot to offer, and though I wasn't overwhelmed with love for the Galaxy S III, the S4 is seriously tempting me. The superb camera and related features, comfortable feel in the hand, replaceable battery and software like Smart Stay and Air Gesture are hard to give up once you've used them.
A brilliant phone in almost every way
As we type this we have the SGS3 and the SGS4 on our desk. While, superficially, there's really not a lot of difference between the two, to hold, they couldn't feel more different. We really like the new, more square-feeling SGS4. At the back, we prefer the SGS3 aesthetically, although the case design of the new phone is nicer - albeit still plastic.
There are a stack more options here.
Premium build quality, Good battery life
If your company's IT department is invested in the BlackBerry universe, and your colleagues are mostly on BBM, the Z30 is your best bet. It folds all the security and messaging features of the BlackBerry platform you are used to, into a consumer-centric big screen phone with premium design and decent specs.
Great battery life, Unified messaging hub, Premium feel
It's sad to think that this might be BlackBerry's last release because with the Z30 it has finally, belatedly, figured out how to make a really good touch screen smartphone.
The trouble is, the Z30 is up against the Samsung Galaxy S4, the iPhone 5S, the LG G2, and even the Nokia Lumia 925. In terms of pricing and features you could make a compelling argument that every one of those devices would be a better buy right now than the BlackBerry Z30.
Against the odds
Blackberry may after all manage to stay afloat, one way or another. Its software and services are still worth a lot, so betting everything on that and giving up on actually making hardware may as well count as a happy ending of sorts - Nokia's the one to ask about that. The Z30 though stands little chance against the kind of rivals we just looked at.
Strong email, chat and social network support
The BlackBerry Z30 is a great phone for someone who wants lightning-fast access to every stream of communication under the sun. It's also a better phone than the previous BlackBerry Z10. However, it suffers from a poorly-stocked app store, a problematic camera and an OS that looks a little drab in parts.
Well-designed piece of smartphone hardware running a decent OS
There isn't the app ecosystem of the big two competitors but we can see the BlackBerry Z30 as a useful compromise of the needs of businesses that rely on BlackBerry's security model, and users who'd like something with the touchscreen power of iPhone-based handsets. This big handset deserves to win friends from anyone that can value its secure and robust features.
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In 1991, the Minnesota Twins finished first in the AL West with a record of 95-67. Under Manager Tom Kelly, the Twins went on to win the World Series over the Atlanta Braves 4-3. The series was a full-on battle between the two teams. With 69 innings in total, the 1991 World Series holds the record for longest seven-game World Series. Ever. Interestingly enough, both the Braves and Twins finished last in their respective divisions in 1990. With that, 1991 marked the first season where the league champions had finished last in the previous season.
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After a child has been diagnosed, many parents realize in retrospect that the symptoms of diabetes had been present for quite some time.
What is diabetes?
The two main types of diabetes in children are type 1 (previously known as juvenile diabetes) and type 2 (previously known as adult-onset diabetes).
In the past 10 years, in conjunction with the childhood obesity epidemic, there's been an increase in the number of children who develop type 2 diabetes.
Diabetes is when the body is unable to convert blood glucose – sugar – into energy. Insulin, produced by the pancreas, is needed to do that.
In type 2 diabetes, the body is producing its own insulin, just not enough. Type 2 diabetes is closely linked to being overweight. Other risk factors for type 2 include being older than 10, having a family member with type 2 diabetes, and being from a high-risk ethnic group, such as African-American, Pacific Islander and Native American.
The most important prevention tools for type 2 diabetes are a healthy diet, exercise and maintaining a healthy weight. Parents should check with a pediatrician to make sure a child's body-mass index is below the 85th percentile.
With Type 1 diabetes, there's no way to prevent it and there's no cure. The body attacks the pancreas so it doesn't produce insulin. The only treatment is to replace the insulin through an injection, which is a lifelong process.
Diabetes can occur at any age, but it is most commonly diagnosed in toddlers and at puberty. Each year, about 15,000 U.S. children are diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, and about 3,700 are diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, according to the most recent estimates by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Treatment options
Many children with diabetes are on insulin pumps and some are on continuous glucose monitors. Pumps provide a constant infusion of insulin and allow insulin to be given through a small catheter that is inserted every three days, eliminating multiple injections. Continuous glucose monitors are the size of a quarter and check sugar levels every five minutes.
Families can meet with a diabetes educator specialized in pediatrics to help them through the process. The MultiCare Mary Bridge Pediatric Endocrine and Diabetes Clinic offers testing, treatment, consultation and education for infants, children and adolescents. The pediatric professionals, child-friendly environment and advanced technology provide the ideal setting to evaluate and educate children and their families.
In addition to the services offered in Tacoma, the team makes regular visits to specialty clinics in Puyallup, Olympia and Silverdale, so that children can get care closer to home. Diabetes educators also coordinate services with community resources and direct support groups.
A diabetes education program can offer:
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Diabetes education and self-management training is generally covered by most insurance companies, including Medicaid. Contact your insurance provider for coverage information specific to your insurance plan; financial assistance may be available.
Untreated diabetes can have serious, lifelong consequences for a child. Short-term risks are hyperglycemia (high blood sugar), hypoglycemia, (low blood sugar), diabetic ketoacidosis (increased ketones in the urine) and coma. Long-term risks are primarily vascular and nerve damage, resulting in blindness, kidney failure, amputations and increased risk of heart attack or stroke.
Since children don't necessarily understand the long-term consequences, it's a parent's responsibility to make sure children get a proper diagnosis and take their medication.
With the technology and treatment options available, children with diabetes can expect to live long and healthy lives.
Want to learn more? Join us Sept. 21 for a free diabetes health forum.
Join us for a free educational forum on managing your diabetes, hosted by MultiCare Health System. This free community event will feature a health fair, health screenings, panel discussion, breakout sessions, and a presentation by former football standout and nationally recognized speaker Marcus Dupree, who has diabetes.
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Newbie here and I plan to install a GAC backwashing system and a water softening system. I was wondering what the experts think about about TAC water softeners which I understand do no require salt. Do they perform as well as the salt-based water softeners? I did a board search and didn't find much discussion about this.
Also, our local water district uses chloramines to treat the water. I was researching online, I read somewhere that a Centaur filter is the only one that removes chloramines - is this accurate? If so, is this the only one I should consider?
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Please don't use "water softener" and tac in the same sentence. I sell massive quantities of them and I will be honest. I don't know one guy in the industry who has one at their own house. It is one of the questions I ask during the green technologies section of my seminars. Still no one in the past three years. They can be somewhat effective, sometimes. In general I recommend against them unless the customer hates soft water or are unable to do the salt, or are in a brine restricted area.
Thanks for the feedback on the first part of my question - what about the Centaur filter? Is this the best filter to use in areas where the water is treated with chloramine?
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Scariest part is that is exactly how people will behave if it does ever happen.
It's also the first Stephen King book I've read. I must find more
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Is there some science behind burners and pan sizes?
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Given a direct heating method (burner under pan) , a popular hot dog cart manufacturer has 3 burners (13,500 BTU each) under a full size pan. He has it divided that way so he can place three 1/3 size pans and control each with one burner.
Another manufacturer has 2 burners (17,000 BTU each) under the same full size pan area. He also uses three 1/3 size pans.
So here is my question. Is there some correlation between burner size (BTU's) and pan size?? Are we talking 30,000-40,000 BTU capacity for a full size pan??
I m asking this because I was looking at a portable gas cooker-warmer-server.
But the manufacture has it rated at 7,000 BTU total. Is it me or this is a bit way off If I used it to cook hot dogs??
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You didn't give details as to which cart models these refer to; or the size of the fire box on the carts. So this leaves a little bit of guessing.
The cart with 3 burners: The 3, 1/3rd pans were to be heated directly. Check the depth of the fire box, I think you will find it is not deep enough to use a 'spillage' pan as a 'bain marie'. Depending on what is being heated, once the water is hot the burner is set is a low to maintain the water temp. ... Next I think on most days when the two outside pans are hot, their burners may be turned off as the heat and hot air from the middle burn might be able to to keep those pans warm ( depends on the outside air temp). Of course, these could be used as deep fryers if needed.
Carts with 2 burners: There are two situations here.
First, a cart with top of fire box sized for 1 full size 'hotel pan' or 3 1/3rds (20" x 12"); and with 1 or 2 burners. This should have a spillage pan to be used as a 'bain marie' to heat the insert pans (three 1/3rd pans). One burner can do the job, but two burners can heat the water faster. Then the 2nd burner can usually be turned off.
Next, a cart that has a full size 'hotel pan' ( 3, 1/3rd pans) and a 4th 1/3rd pan. The fire box top is appox 26" x 12". A full size spillage pan is heat as a 'bain marie' with one or two burners as described above to maintain food at minimum serving temps. The 4th 1/3 pan has it own burner for higher cooking temp and could be used as a 'deep fryer'.
Hot Dog carts are built to used outside and sometimes in cold weather. Burners are cheap for the manufacture/builder, about $25 to $30 each (8,000 btu or 13000 btu) and adds a convenience for the Vendor. More burners is for faster heat up, but once hot, the burners are set to low. Water boils at 212 deg F, above this is steam. The Vendor doesn't want to boil away all the water, only maintain a temp (140 to 200 deg ???).
The counter top Warmer. This is intended to be used on the counter inside, and not outside in cold weather. It clearly states to be used with a 'bain marie' pan. Thus it only warms/heats water to 200/212 deg. Since this is a gas appliance without a thermostat control, water is the heat regulator to keep from burning food at the bottom of the pans. If used as a 'cooker' per the advertisement, it is a slow cooker at 200 -212 deg F. ... A low BTU burner is used to keep the Vendor/user from setting the counter or table tops on fire, and/or needing ventilation hoods to be installed.
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Your instructions were not included and my mistake was thinking you would have sent them to all your customers if they wanted them or not but... me, I wouldn't sell to anyone that refused my instructions or if I had the slightest idea that they wouldn't follow them.
And as we see, the OP has had many questions. Many of which I would have answered before he bought from me because I know prospective customers usually don't know enough to ask questions about everything they will need to know. I even had them write down programing info and the data before they bought from me. And asked them if they had any questions about that. Some of those people I educated didn't buy from me, or then but came back in days to up to a few years later. I talked to every internet customer I sold to.
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One more question, since this softener is a clack ws1 cs, 2 cf unit, I think u guys said it uses a variable reserve, at what point should I expect it to regenerate ? And how does
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It regens based on your daily usage. It collects data of your usage over time and calculates when it needs to regen.
Last night unit went to 0 gal. remaining.
After it went to zero, I used my Hatch 5B and it was blue without using any drops of solution. At 2:00 a.m. unit regenerated and I tested the hardness again. Today, it took one drop of solution to turn water tested blue.
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You stated you tested the hardness and it came up 26 grains. If that is the case, you will have hard water prior to a regen in the future. It may take some time because with a new unit you have full capacity (30K per CF). This capacity will slowly be used up because of the hardness being higher than programed.
If I change the hardness setting to 26, should the
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Leave at 45k if you want and test just before a regen several times to insure no hard water prior to a regen.
K, but should I change hardness to 26 ?
The unit must be set on the incoming hardness. So if you measured 26 gpg, the unit must be set for 26 gpg.
Am I correct, in changing the hardness setting from 23 to 26, that only changes / effects the water after the next regeneration ?
No. It will not effect the water quality at all. Lets put it this way. If you need to travel 26 miles but only put enough gas in the travel 23 miles, what's going to happen? If your hardness is actually 26 and you have the unit set on 23, you are going to run out of soft water prior to a regen. It may not happen right away, but it will happen.


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When it comes to making money online, there are opportunities and then there are scams. Sure, you can fill out enough surveys to make a few extra hundred per month, but for how long? Most of those "survey businesses" have been put together in the past year and will probably close up shop in the next year. They are not looking to help you out … they are looking at padding their wallet.
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Considering that you can sign up with Amazon.com and start promoting items on blogs and through email blasts on your own, it begs the question as to why specialized training would be necessary. There is a good chance that you will make a few bucks don your own, yes, but you will not make a lot … not like what you really want to make. You have to understand the system, you have to understand what is a good product and what is a waste product (products that don't make you enough for the effort involved).
The Amazing Selling Machine has been developed to work within the Amazon.com guidelines to help you make money online each and every day. After reading through all the information provided by ASM, it will better enable you to maximize your ability to cash in on all the products that Amazon.com offers.
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I didn't see this on here, so thought I would post: http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/olympi...2501--oly.html
NBC had posted a video on their website that was supposed to be celebrating the women's success in London. It got pulled because it was perceived as objectifying women. After watching it, I see what they meant. It was definitely a for me. I'm starting to wonder who runs NBC? Well, at least this wasn't actually shown on the network.
I watched that video just after my daughter had posted a link to Keep Her In the Game on her Facebook page.
"You emerge victorious from the maze you've been travelling in." Oct 21,2012- Best Fortune Cookie Ever!
You know I think if them almost as tweens when they are competing as they look so young. But when they are in street clothes with their hair down they are a group of lovely, young women. I can't get over how much older they look in the pics---or maybe how much younger they look in competition.
"The Devil is joining in, and that's never a good sign." Phil Liggett
Too funny. USA gymnasts have fun with the not impressed meme. http://chzdailywhat.files.wordpress....of-the-day.jpg
Top 10 Viral Videos during the Olympic games according to UK's Guardian Newspaper. Enjoy!
^^ But how can they all be viral if I've only heard of a few of those before that article?
And McKayla has a little fun with here own meme (with a little help from Aly and Kyla):
"Once you've skated together long enough, and you're really good friends, you can close your eyes, put your hand out and she's right there." Joe Dolkiewicz, 2011 US Novice Pairs Bronze Medalist
I was wondering when talk of reality shows starring Olympic athletes would start. Here is a link to the article I saw. http://marquee.blogs.cnn.com/2012/08...ps/?hpt=hp_bn9
Can't you see Lochte on the Bachelor? Or The Amazing Race? Or DWTS? I would love to see something that forces athletes to learn something that is very different from their regular sport -- swimmers & gymnasts trading places, for instance. I would also like a coaching show -- how to train an Olympic athlete (not someone that is overweight or "normal") both physically and mentally. I thought that the limited interviews with Phelps' coach were interesting.
i can totally see lochte as the bachelor. it's not a compliment but i can see it.
I feel like I'm in a dream. But it can't be a dream because there are no boy dancers!
Athletes playing tourists in London
"For the first week we in the bubble of the village and didn't really go out at all," said Tamayo. "It's easy to forget that you now need to take all your personal things again. When I went out I realized I was on the Tube and didn't have any credit cards or ID on me except my accreditation."
"The Devil is joining in, and that's never a good sign." Phil Liggett
How is this not on the viral video list?
Best video ever http://www.mostwatchedtoday.com/iris...ng-commentary/
(Also- were those Olympic rings in the village made with "climb me" in mind?)
I was just looking at allezfred's medal table and was wondering how it compared to the Winter Olympic's table. It's interesting that Canada, Norway, Sweden, and Switzerland are all in a cluster in the 30's for the Summer Olympics and 1,4,6,and 7 in the Winter.
Poor Austria! 16 medals from the Winter Olympics and none in the summer. I was so surprised not to see the name on allezfred's list that I had to google it to make sure it was true. It makes me feel better about our medal count now.
"You emerge victorious from the maze you've been travelling in." Oct 21,2012- Best Fortune Cookie Ever!


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D.J. Richardson poured in a career-high 30 points in Illinois' win at Nebraska in January.
March 1, 2013
|Game 30: Illinois (20-9, 7-8) vs. Nebraska (13-15, 4-11)
|Saturday, March, 2013 | 4:15 p.m. CT
|Champaign, Ill. | Assembly Hall (16,618) | Fan Guide | Parking Map
|Saturday's game is SOLD OUT | Seating Chart
|AH50 Links
|Special Events | Greatest Moments | Fan Memories
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|Illinois | Nebraska | Big Ten
|Season Stats
|Illinois | Nebraska | Big Ten
|Preview Interviews
|Groce Presser | Brandon Paul | D.J. Richardson
|Social Media
|@IlliniHoops | #Illini | Facebook | YouTube
Illinois Probable Starters (from previous game)
|Tracy Abrams
|Scoring up 6.3 ppg from last season
|D.J. Richardson
|Scored CH 30 in win at Nebraska
|Brandon Paul
|Needs 8 points for 9th on UI career list
|Sam McLaurin
|Leads team & 9th in B1G in off. rebounds
|Nnanna Egwu
|Leads team in rebounding & blocks
Off the Bench
|Joseph Bertrand
|7th in Big Ten in FG percentage (.517)
|Mike LaTulip
|Walk-on has 19 pts in 38 mins
|Mike Shaw
|Played season-high 19 mins at Wis.
|Myke Henry
|8 pts. in 14 mins. in win over Purdue
|Devin Langford
|4-9 field goals this season
|Ibby Djimde
|Scored first 2 pts of season at NW
|Rayvonte Rice
|Sitting out season due to transfer rules
|Kevin Berardini
|5 points in 12 minutes played
|Tyler Griffey
|Has 2 game-winning shots this season
Coaching Staff
Head Coach: John Groce
Career Record: 105-65/.618 (5th year)
At Illinois: 20-9/.690 (1st year)
Big Ten: 7-8/.467
Assistant Coaches: Dustin Ford (1st year), Paris Parham (1st year), Jamall Walker (1st year)
Special Assistant to the Head Coach: Brandon Miller (1st year)
Director of Basketball Operations: Mark Morris (1st year)
Video Coordinator: Andy Etheridge (1st year)
Series Notes vs. Nebraska
Series Record: Illinois leads 9-3
Series Streak: Illinois W-1
Record at Champaign: Illinois leads 6-1
Series Streak at Champaign: Illinois W-6
Last Meeting: Illinois 71, Nebraska 51 (Jan. 22 at Lincoln)
Groce vs. Nebraska: 1-0
Senior Day
Illinois' final home game on Saturday against Nebraska also is Senior Day at the Assembly Hall. Here is a look at the five departing seniors that will be honored before Saturday's game from the Fighting Illini Class of 2013: Kevin Berardini, Tyler Griffey, Sam McLaurin, Brandon Paul and D.J. Richardson.
Kevin Berardini is in his third year with the Illini after joining the team as a preferred walk-on. He has played in 25 career games, totaling 11 points, five rebounds, three assists and one steal. He scored a career-high four points against Toledo in 2010. Berardini will graduate in May with a degree in political science.
Tyler Griffey has played in 117 career games, earning 42 starts. He has scored 507 points and grabbed 285 rebounds. Griffey tallied a season-high 16 points in the win at Minnesota and recorded one of the greatest moments in Illini basketball history when he hit a game-winning layup at the buzzer to take down top-ranked Indiana and set off a court storming celebration at the Assembly Hall. He also hit a game-winning 3-pointer against Gardner-Webb in November at The Hall. Griffey will graduate in May with a degree in kinesiology.
Sam McLaurin is in his first season with the Illini after joining the program as a graduate transfer. He has played in every game this year, starting the last 11, and is averaging 4.3 points and 3.4 rebounds. McLaurin scored a season-high eight points in the win over Purdue and is one of the best offensive rebounders in the Big Ten, ranking eighth in that category. McLaurin will graduate in August with a master's degree in recreation, sport and tourism.
Brandon Paul has appeared in 131 games, starting 82 times. He ranks 10th on the Illini all-time scoring list with 1,525 points and also is closing in on career numbers of 500 rebounds, 300 assists and 150 steals - on pace to become just the second player in school history to reach those milestones. Paul is a candidate for the Naismith Trophy, averaging 16.2 points and 4.3 rebounds this season. He was named MVP at the Maui Invitational and scored a season-high 35 points in the win at No. 10 Gonzaga. Paul was an All-Big Ten selection last season, scoring a career-high 43 points in a win over No. 5 Ohio State. It was the third-highest scoring mark in school history, earning him National Player of the Week accolades. Paul will graduate in May with a degree in recreation, sport and tourism.
D.J. Richardson is a four-year starter who ranks among Illinois' all-time top five players in both minutes played and games started. He stands 18th on the Illini career-scoring list with 1,407 points and is third in the UI record books with 263 three-pointers. Richardson is having an outstanding senior season, hitting a game-winning 3-pointer to beat Hawaii at the buzzer, earning Maui Invitational All-Tournament Team honors and erupting for a career-high 30 points in the win at Nebraska. He has scored in double figures in each of the last 10 games and leads the Illini in scoring during conference play, averaging 14.6 points. Richardson will graduate in May with a degree in communication.
50th Anniversary of Assembly Hall | Special Events | Greatest Moments | Fan Memories
The University of Illinois will celebrate the 50th anniversary of Assembly Hall during Saturday's home game against Nebraska. The senior day contest against the Cornhuskers is exactly 50 years from when the doors first opened to the $8.35 million architectural marvel on March 2, 1963.
To celebrate the historic anniversary, each fan will receive a commemorative 50th Anniversary ticket when entering the arena. A video will be shown of Illini greats and entertainers who have performed at The Hall through the years, and a video of the proposed Assembly Hall renovation project will be debuted.
In addition to the events at Saturday's game, memorable Assembly Hall moments are being highlighted at FightingIllini.com, on the Fighting Illini Basketball Facebook page, and on the @IlliniHoops Twitter page. Fans are encouraged to use the hashtag #AH50 to post their favorite Assembly Hall memories.
The Assembly Hall has served as home to the Fighting Illini men's basketball program since hosting its first game on March 4, 1963. Illinois has an impressive record of 553-149 (.788) in the building and has provided countless memories for the nearly 9.7 million fans that have passed through the turnstiles.
The Hall has been home to the Fighting Illini women's basketball program from 1981-93 and 1998-present. In addition, the building has hosted events for wrestling, volleyball and men's and women's gymnastics, and will host this year's Big Ten Wrestling Championships next weekend (March 9-10). The Assembly Hall also holds performances for Broadway musicals, commencement ceremonies, concerts and other shows, and has been home to Illinois High School Association state championships for boys basketball (1963-95), girls basketball (1978-90) and wrestling (1967-present).
For Openers:
Illinois has played 11 RPI Top 25 opponents this season, the most of any team in the nation. Illinois is currently 5-6 vs. the RPI Top 25.
Illinois' five wins against the RPI Top 25 are tied with Michigan State and Kansas for the second-highest total nationally, behind only Indiana (7).
The Illini have defeated a total of four opponents featured in the current AP Top 25, tied with Georgetown, Michigan State and Minnesota for the fourth-most of any team in the country behind Indiana, Kansas and Marquette (5 wins each).
Illinois' win over Penn State on Feb. 21 was its 20th of the season, securing the program's fourth 20-win season in the last five years, 12th in the last 14 years, and 30th all-time.
Illinois exceeded its win total from last season (17) on Feb. 13. And with its seventh Big Ten on Feb. 21, the Illini have also surpassed last year's win total in conference play (6).
Illinois' recent five-game Big Ten winning streak was its longest conference winning streak since also winning five in a row from Jan. 27-Feb. 9, 2010.
The Illini have held their opponent to less than 60 points in six of seven conference wins this season (Ohio State-55, Nebraska-51, Minnesota-53, Purdue-59, Northwestern-41, Penn State-59).
With the 64-59 victory over Penn State on Feb. 21, the Illini improved to 6-1 on the season in games decided by five points or less.
Illinois is 14-1 on the season when shooting better than its opponent.
Illinois has exceeded 70 points 16 times this season after doing so just 10 times in 32 games last year. The Illini are 14-2 on the year when reaching the 70-point marker.
Illinois has outscored its opponent in points off turnovers in 22 of 29 games. The Illini average 17.1 points off turnovers and own a margin of +4.8 points per game in that category on the season.
Illinois has four victories this season where it overcame double-digit deficits (16-at Hawaii, 11-at Gonzaga, 14-Indiana, 12-at Minnesota).
Brandon Paul was named of 30 candidates for the Naismith Trophy on Tuesday. Paul is one of six Big Ten players on the list, the most of any conference.
D.J. Richardson has scored in double figures in each of the last 10 games - his career-long streak in Big Ten play - averaging 16.6 points over that stretch (166). Richardson has led the Illini in scoring in each of the last four games.
D.J. Richardson has made a 3-pointer in all 29 games this season, and carries an active career-long streak of 35 straight games with at least one trey.
While Brandon Paul leads the Illini in scoring on the season (16.2 ppg), D.J. Richardson is Illinois' leading scorer in conference play with an average of 14.6 points.
Sam McLaurin is shooting 56.1 percent from the field (23-41) during his 11 games in the starting lineup.
With wins over No. 1 Indiana (Feb. 7) and No. 18 Minnesota (Feb. 10), the Illini defeated ranked conference foes in back-to-back games for the first time since the 2010 season; a 78-73 home win over No. 5 Michigan State (Feb. 6) followed by a 63-56 win at No. 11 Wisconsin (Feb. 9).
Illinois' win over top-ranked Indiana was its third all-time over a No. 1-ranked team. The Illini's previous two victories over No. 1 came against Michigan State (Jan. 11, 1979) and Wake Forest (Dec. 1, 2004).
Illinois' win over the No. 1 Hoosiers was its third victory of the season over a top-10 team, following wins over then-No. 10 Gonzaga and then-No. 8 Ohio State. This is the seventh different Illini team in school history to beat at least three top-10 opponents, and the first since the 2004-05 UI squad did so with victories over No. 1 Wake Forest, No. 9 Arizona and No. 4 Louisville.
Illinois averages 74.2 points on 44.8 percent shooting and 36.5 percent 3-point shooting in its 20 wins, compared to averaging 63 points on 38.3 percent shooting and 24.8 percent 3-point shooting in its nine losses.
Illinois is shooting 43.3 percent from the field and 35.5 percent from 3-point range in its 14 games away from home, an increase over the UI's 42.2 percent shooting from the field and 30.7 percent from 3-point range in its 15 games at Assembly Hall.
All-Around Paul Closing in on Historic UI Club
Illini senior Brandon Paul has made an impact in every area during his Illini career. He is one of just to 10 players in UI history to score 1,500 points, and with eight more rebounds, he would become just the fifth Illini player ever in the 1,500-point/500-rebound club:
Deon Thomas, 1991-94 (2,129 points, 846 rebounds)
Brian Cook, 2000-03 (1,748 points, 815 rebounds)
Eddie Johnson, 1978-81 (1,692 points, 831 rebounds)
Mark Smith, 1978-81 (1,653 points, 722 rebounds)
Brandon Paul, 2010-13 (1,525 points, 492 rebounds)
Paul also is just six assists away from reaching 300 for his career, and three steals shy of 150. When adding in those categories to 1,500 points and 500 rebounds, Paul is closing in on becoming only the second player in Fighting Illini history to reach all of those milestones:
Mark Smith, 1978-81 (1,653 rebounds, 722 rebounds, 350 assists, 161 steals)
Brandon Paul, 2010-13 (1,525 points, 492 rebounds, 294 assists, 147 steals)
Richardson Leads Illinois Past Nebraska, 71-51
D.J. Richardson scored a career-high 30 points as Illinois ended a three-game losing streak with a 71-51 win at Nebraska Tuesday night. Highlights | Box Score | Printable Box | Notes | Photo Gallery |
Notes from the Last Nebraska Game:
Illinois 71, Nebraska 51 // Jan. 27 at Lincoln
The win over Nebraska was the 100th career victory for Illinois coach John Groce.
D.J. Richardson had a career night, pouring in 30 points to shatter his previous career high of 20, which he had done three times. Richardson hit a career-high nine field goals on 14 attempts, nailed a career-high six three-pointers on nine attempts, and was perfect on six free throw attempts.
Richardson became the second Illini to record a 30-point game this season, joining Brandon Paul (35 points at Gonzaga, Dec. 8). It is the first season Illinois has had two different players record 30-point games since 1993-94 (Kiwane Garris and Deon Thomas). The last season Illinois had multiple 30-point performances, meanwhile, was in 2003-04 (Deron Williams, twice).
The Illini never trailed against the Huskers, marking the eighth time this season that Illinois has won without falling behind at any point in the game (now nine times this season; last at Northwestern, Feb. 17).
Illinois dominated the glass, outrebounding the Huskers 40-28. Nnanna Egwu pulled down a career-high 10 boards, the first double-digit rebound game for a UI player on the season.
Joseph Bertrand had an impressive all-around game against the Huskers with a career-high five steals and season high-tying seven rebounds to go along with eight points in 27 minutes.
Looking Back at Last Year's Home Game Versus Nebraska:
Illinois 59, Nebraska 54 // Jan. 7, 2012 at Champaign
A game went down to the wire for the third straight time at Assembly Hall, and once again the Illini prevailed, posting a five-point victory over Nebraska. Following a sloppy first half that saw the teams combine for 20 turnovers and a 25-22 score in favor of the Huskers, the offense heated up in the second half and the Illini did a better job taking care of the basketball. Illinois had just two turnovers after intermission and shot nearly 58 percent from the field. Nebraska, meanwhile, shot almost 53 percent in the second half but had eight more miscues to record 20 turnovers.
The Illini trailed 48-45 with five minutes left but scored five straight points on a 3-point play by Joseph Bertrand and a jumper by Brandon Paul to take the lead. Nebraska would later tie the game on two occasions, but Bertrand put the Illini ahead for good, hitting another bucket with 54 seconds remaining to break a 54-all tie. The Illini added a trio of free throws in the final seconds to close it out.
Bertrand was unstoppable on the day, scoring a career-high 25 points. He made his first eight shots and finished 11-of-12 from the field. Paul also registered double figures with 11.
Illini Turnaround Ranks Among Best
Illinois is 5-1 during the second half of conference play. This is a drastic turnaround from the half-way point of the league race, when the Illini owned record of 2-7. Illinois has already totaled three more wins in the second portion of the Big Ten season compared to the first, one of the best turnarounds in school history. In the modern era, only the 1988 Illinois team recorded a better win-improvement during the second half of league play (+4) than John Groce's inaugural Illini squad, which still has three games remaining.
Five Key Facts On ...
Brandon Paul
1. Big Ten's No. 4 leading scorer with an average of 16.2 points.
2. Has scored at least 13 points in 24 of 29 games this season, with nine 20-plus point performances.
3. Second among Big Ten players in free throw makes (121), and attempts (171), behind Indiana's Cody Zeller.
4. Scored his 1,500th career point on Feb. 21 vs. Penn State, becoming the 10th player in school history to reach that milestone.
5. Five off the team lead in rebounds (4.3 rpg), challenging to become the first UI player to lead the Illini in both scoring and rebounding in a single season since Shaun Pruitt in 2008.
D.J. Richardson
1. Leads the team in scoring during Big Ten play at 14.6 ppg (seventh in Big Ten).
2. Has scored in double figures in each of the last 10 games, averaging 16.6 points over that stretch (166).
3. Carries a career-long active streak of 35 straight games making at least one 3-pointer, the longest by a player from a BCS conference.
4. Third among Big Ten players in 3-point field goals this season with an average of 2.3 makes per game and is third in school history in career 3-point field goals with 263.
5. Has started 125 career games, fourth on the UI's all-time starts list.
Tracy Abrams
1. Third Illini scoring in double figures with an average of 10.6 points.
2. Has increased his scoring average by 6.0 points (4.3 last year).
3. Leads the team and ranks ninth in the Big Ten in assists (3.4 apg).
4. Shooting 48.6 percent on 2-pointers this season (85-175).
5. Illinois is 8-2 this season in games where he records at least five assists.
Joseph Bertrand
1. Illini sixth-man is team's fourth-leading scorer, averaging 8.0 points.
2. Second on team in rebounding (4.4 rpg), led by career-high 12 boards vs. Purdue (Feb. 13).
3. Ranks eighth in the Big Ten in field goal shooting at 51.7 percent (92-178).
4. Scored in double figures nine times off the bench, led by season-high 17 points vs. Wisconsin (Feb. 3).
5. Has made 16 three-pointers this season, after combining for just 3 treys through his first two seasons.
Tyler Griffey
1. Fifth on the team in scoring, averaging a career-best 7.4 points.
2. Has made two game-winners at the Assembly Hall, a layup at the buzzer vs. Indiana (Feb. 7) and a three-pointer with four seconds left vs. Gardner-Webb (Nov. 25).
3. Averaging 9.8 points and (59) and 4.5 rebounds (27) over the last six games, scoring in double figures three times.
4. Scored a season-high 16 points at Minnesota (Feb. 10).
5. Grabbed season-high eight rebounds vs. Indiana (Feb. 7).
Nnanna Egwu
1. Started all 29 games and is averaging 24.4 minutes after averaging 9.8 minutes last season.
2. Averaging 6.6 points and leads team with average of 4.5 rebounds, tripling his production over last season (1.9 ppg, 1.5 rpg).
3. Seventh in the Big Ten in blocked shots (1.3 bpg).
4. Scored 14 points vs. Wisconsin (Feb. 3), the second-highest total of his career.
5. Grabbed career-best 10 boards at Nebraska (Jan. 22) and vs. Michigan (Jan. 27).
Sam McLaurin
1. Fifth-year transfer is playing 21.7 minutes per game.
2. Averaging 5.6 points (62) and 3.5 rebounds (38) and shooting 56.2 percent (23-41) as a starter the last 11 games.
3. Leads team and ranks ninth in the Big Ten in offensive rebounds, averaging 2.3 per game.
4. Scored season-high eight points vs. Purdue (Feb. 13).
5. Third on the team with 19 blocked shots.
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Sometimes you call your child a little monkey - make it real with this incredibly detailed Chimpanzee child costume! The faux fur and sculpted plastic jumpsuit transforms your little one into a zoo-worthy creature - folks will go bananas over this amazing costume!
Indiana Jones Deluxe Child Costume
Continue the adventures in this officially licensed Indiana Jones deluxe child costume. The brown, 100% polyester jacket of this Indian Jones costume features an attached shirt and comes complete with a pair of matching pants and a hat.
Super Skins® Blue Skin Suit Child Costume
…using the Super Skins® Blue Skin Suit child costume. The one-piece bodysuit covers your head, hands and feet, but you can look and breathe through it as you become a unique character of your own design. Let your imagination run wild in this comfortable costume.
Turkey Fleece Child Costume
Gobble up some Thanksgiving fun amongst the falling leaves in this cozy Turkey Fleece child costume. The tan, orange, red and yellow jumpsuit of this turkey costume comes complete with a headpiece and shoe covers.
Elvis Aloha White Deluxe Child Costume
Celebrate the man, his music and his wardrobe with this Elvis Aloha White deluxe child costume. The white, 100% polyester jumpsuit features a red, blue and gold printed jewel motif along with red insets on the bell bottom legs, complete with a matching belt and red scarf.


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I just saw on the internet that Orange UK will be supplying the iPhone 3G and 3GS. My SIM contract is with Orange UK and my current iPhone 3GS in from O2 UK and is Jailbroken.
Does anyone know if the official Radio ROM from the Orange 3GS will be available for us to use in O2 iPhones when Orange release it?