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Vergina - Macedonian Thrace Brewery
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2.85/5 rDev +3.3%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2.5
Drink this one in home land of it.
A-Very usual pale color,decent white foam with enough bubbless in the glass.
S-Malty with some cereals,better then i suspected.
T/M-Some unpleasant aftertaste,small decent bitterness,low carbonation,cereals and malt in the mouth.
O-Almost usual EPL.
Serving type: bottle
09-10-2012 05:23:02 | More by djura
2.5/5 rDev -9.4%
look: 2.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2.5
Drank a can of this this afternoon. Got it from a greek wine store and sandwich shop on the streets of Paris on my way back from class, since I wanted to drink a beer. Was on the go, so I didn't have anything to pour it into - drank it out of the can.
The greek vendor swore by this beer and said it would knock my socks off, but after tasting it, I knew that that was just so that I'd buy it. Silly
Rather boring, but could definitely be worse. Strong maltiness compared to most other beers you buy on the street. Didn't taste like ass. The alcohol came through a little too much for a beer of only 5%. I'd take this over the cheap, go-to lager from most countries, (molson, bud, kro, moretti), but definitely wouldn't go out of my way to drink it again.
Overall: Overpriced and boring. I'd like to try a better Greek beer if there are any.
Serving type: can
09-13-2011 20:10:04 | More by TRICKYD1CK
2.73/5 rDev -1.1%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2.5
I got this canned beer from my brother in law who was in Greece a few months ago to keep the economy there running.
I am sitting im my kitchen and i an too tired to go upstairs and get me a real beer. This one i had in my kitchen so i opened it.
Poured in my Struise glass this beer looks quit good. Nice yellow fluid and a big four finger head which stcks to the glass. Best before december 2012.
The smell of this beer is the best part, a bit bready with citron, the rest is very average to say the least. A watery beer with almost no body. I can imagine that you drink this beer on a hot Greek summersday.
Serving type: can
07-28-2011 21:47:44 | More by Brabander
3.1/5 rDev +12.3%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Name aside , this was a beer of unremarkable averageness.
Its crowning glory amongst its mediocrity was its easy drinkability.
It has no roughness or strange quirks and so is quite quaffable or in beer talk sessionable.
It is suited to and would complement the basic Greek staple of lamb lemon and garlic with salad and bread
Serving type: bottle
03-26-2011 22:30:03 | More by jarmby1711
New Jersey
4.05/5 rDev +46.7%
look: 5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 5 | overall: 4
Yes, yes, its a funny name, but I wanted to knock Greece off my list.
Presentation - Poured into Flying Fish Pint Glass
Appearance - Poured a golden color with two finger white head, retention is very good, takes a long time to go down
Smell/Taste - Sweet corn with some malts up front, a little bit of apples
Mouthfeel - Light and crisp
Drinkability/Overall - It's actually a pretty respectable import.
Serving type: bottle
06-21-2010 20:29:07 | More by tjd112
2.95/5 rDev +6.9%
look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3.5
Humored by it's name, I drank this beer as a gag, but I was pleasantly surprised that the beer was better than what I expected. However, the beer isn't that good overall. It's a unique beer to have if you are on goal to make your friends laugh, have as your beer collection/selection or if your a Greek immigrant, and you just love your Vergina. Drinks like a pale lager, reminiscent of some lighter German lagers, or pale drinks.
Serving type: bottle
01-15-2010 10:01:50 | More by StevenBilodeau
New York
2.73/5 rDev -1.1%
look: 4 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Clear and golden with a decent head and thin lace.
The aroma of hops,light malts and yeast. Some mild citrus hints.
The taste started off with some mild,bitter hops and then it tasted sweet with some corn and lemon.
The feel was a light beer with high carbonation and a mild bitterness.
Notes: A step below the leading commercial Euro Pale lagers/ Pilsners. Still,this was not a horrible beer. It just lacked balance and the complexity is zero. Thin finish did not help and it really felt weak overall.
Serving type: bottle
04-12-2009 00:23:21 | More by Lexluthor33
2.8/5 rDev +1.4%
look: 3 | smell: 2 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Pours a clear golden color. It is the average straw colored fizzy look of a macro with the high carbonation creating a medium-sized white head.
Smells like the normal Euro Pale Lager. There is really nothing but that strong skunky hop smell.
Taste isn't all that bad. There is a lot of a cereal and corn malt taste to the beer. Then the hops take over and kind of dominate the taste leaving that skunky aftertaste.
Mouthfeel has a medium body with a ton of carbonation. A very sharp feel.
Vergina is a very average beer. Tastes a lot like every other Euro Pale Lager and I am not a fan of the style. I guess if I was Greek I would drink this beer proudly, but it does nothing for me.
Serving type: bottle
03-20-2009 00:58:41 | More by BDIMike
2.68/5 rDev -2.9%
look: 2 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
I love the name of this brewery "Macedonian Thrace" is just sounds so ... well, epic. I feel like watching 300, or Alexander. Well, here goes.
A - This pours clear and very dull yellow with a short lived 1/2 finger head that deposits a little bit of sudsy lace on the glass. Looks okay for the style, but sort of bland overall.
S - Whew. This is PUNGENT with super-saaz skunky funk. It's alarming to the nose at first, but I kinda started to like it after a few whiffs. Green grass, rotten lemon rind, and skunk-spray. I'm serious, this smells like skunk for real. But my anonymous postcard that I'd write to PostSecret would probably be my admission that I secretly love the smell of skunk ass.
T - Wow, this is not good. Bland malts, nickle-n-dime mineral notes (suckin' on a penny), and three week old long-forgotten lemonade that someone forgot to take out of the refrigerator. Some nice acrid hop notes are somewhat redeeming, and overall this isn't bad. It's growing on me for sure.
M - Thin and brittle with a massive amount of carbonation and a really acrid and dry finish. I actually think that if you can separate the mouthfeel from the flavor, the feel is quite good. It's taken me a long time to learn how to mentally separate the two, but this feel is good despite the iffy flavor.
D - The odd mineral and acrid acidic hop notes might complement vinegary and salty Greek food quite well. Otherwise, I'd skip this one in the future.
Serving type: bottle
12-28-2008 18:32:24 | More by pmcadamis
2.85/5 rDev +3.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
A: Gold color with very good, but not great, clarity. Foamy white head has average retention and leaves some lace.
S: Quite sweet. Smells mostly of table sugar and fresh cut grass, with a bit of malt in the background.
T: Mild flavor isn't terribly complex. Malt has a dry bread quality to it. Lemony bitterness is well balanced against the malt. Aftertaste has an unpleasant metallic quality.
M: Light body with the right fizz.
D: A passable beer that's no better than many of the mass-market Euro lagers.
Serving type: bottle
07-18-2008 16:09:38 | More by Rayek
1.55/5 rDev -43.8%
look: 1.5 | smell: 2 | taste: 1.5 | feel: 2 | overall: 1
12 ounce bottle into Dog-faced mug.
A: Brass body with foamy 2 finger head on pour that completely disappears.
S: Smells like a weak version of its Euro pale cousins. Slight malt and hop residue.
T: Almost like a canned mushroom with stale hop juice poured over it with metal can shavings. I don't like this one.
M: Foam
D: I thought this one might grow on me but it soured on my buds.
Serving type: bottle
06-17-2008 02:00:06 | More by baos
Rhode Island
1.48/5 rDev -46.4%
look: 2 | smell: 1.5 | taste: 1.5 | feel: 2 | overall: 1
Poured from a 12oz bottle into a US tumbler pint glass.
A: The beer is a very light yellow color, with a short white head that fades slowly and leaves a thick lace on the glass.
S: The aroma is of strong adjuncts and light malts with a faint touch of hops.
T: The taste has a lot of adjunct sweetness and some lager yeast breadiness. There's a little bit of pale hops bitterness but not enough to bring any balance. The malt character is very thin. The after-taste is slightly bready and slightly sweet.
M: Crisp but not smooth at all, light body, medium-to-high carbonation, finish is clean.
D: Not tasty, doesn't go down very easily, not filling, mild kick, I definitely would not drink this beer again.
Serving type: bottle
06-05-2008 02:47:13 | More by TheManiacalOne
3.23/5 rDev +17%
look: 2.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Poured from the bottle into a pint glass, beer looks much more like a standard lager than it does an Oktoberfest/Marzen. A clear, yellow-golden color with a one finger bubbly head. Smell like most Euro Lagers that I've tried; sweet - slightly fruity and hints of honey, no real hop appearance and skunky. The taste is also very similar to an E.L., similar to the smell with a slight graininess about it. Mouthfeel is light-to-medium bodied with a bubbly carbonation. A drinkable beer, although I believe it has been wrongly classified as a Marzen style.
Serving type: bottle
07-09-2007 23:23:14 | More by gmfessen
2.85/5 rDev +3.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Pours an effervescent honey/straw color with 1.5" of white head. Good lacing& average head retention
S: Grassy hops & a little skunkyness mixed in.
T: Cereal, cornyness & herbal hops up front. Lemon hops, honey sweet malt & a little metallic tinge of hops as this warms. Finishes with more metal, but crisp, with some soapy hops
MF: Medium bodied with vigirous carbonation
Drank average, marzen? I don't think so. Better than BMC, but not by a lot. Would probably be a solid choice in the mother country, I'm guessing
Serving type: bottle
06-26-2007 22:03:25 | More by russpowell
New Hampshire
2.68/5 rDev -2.9%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.5
Pours a two finger white head that fades to a thin layer leaving a little lace. Light clear amber color. Light-medium carbonation and light-medium bodied. Hoppy nose. Starts nearly balanced just on the hoppy side, simple lager, slight hoppy-metallic aftertaste. Very similar to their Hillas. $1.49 for a 12oz bottle from John's Grocery Iowa City, IA. Best before May 5, 2006 and still okay.
Serving type: bottle
01-21-2007 23:38:34 | More by jdhilt
2.98/5 rDev +8%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 4
First from the brewer:
VERGINA beer is classified as Premium Lager. Its ingredients are Pilsen malt, caramel malt, hop, aromatic Tettnanger hop, yeast and water. It is a product of classic fermentation (10C) and it is distinguished by its fresh, rich taste. The harmonic coexistence of malt and hop defines its aroma from the brewer."
As many have already stated this is not an Octoberfest.
This a very European Pale Lager style beer. In American terms it looks and tastes similar to the champaign of beers - Miller High Life. Golden bright yellow. An uncomplicated, refreshing light lager. It has a bright white thick long lasting head which leaves distinct lace around the glass. Very light hop and mild malty sweetness. Clean, watery and refreshing. Good tight bubbly carbonation. Easy to drink in quantities. Down side, nothing interesting here--lacks flavor. Nothing about it would remind you of Greece, greek food or the Mediterranean. I do not recommend it with Greek food either particularly. This is a very commercial macro type beer. If youre on a yacht in the Agean with a bunch of friends and you have to fill a cooler--this will do. Otherwise, not much to talk about.
Serving type: bottle
01-16-2007 09:44:19 | More by surcorx
2.68/5 rDev -2.9%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2 | overall: 3
A lilght gold/yellow pour, foaming head up to two fingers, but disapated quickly.
Smell of malt and rye are dominant. Some floral and hops, but not much.
Taste was thin, sweet, some biscuit and grain.
Thin feel, nothing complex. Better when very cold. Advise not pouring it and drinking out of bottle.
Serving type: bottle
10-20-2006 19:35:52 | More by Mebuzzard
3.55/5 rDev +28.6%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 4
Pale, white-gold in hue with little sea-monkey things floating it in; is it yeast? Protein? What the hell is it? If I dont look very closely I dont see these things floating in it. Aw, nothing in beer can kill me so Oh, anyway, the head was white foam, at the apex it was a solid two fingers tall. Solid head retention, a tight cap lasted the entire consumption, most impressive! The subsequent lacing was unorganized and fairly widespread. Aside from the sea-monkeys this beer looks quite nice.
The nose is classic Euro Lager. Sweet and earthy with skunk-like hop aromas, woody, grass and hay notes. I have to say this style of beer has really grown on me. When Euro Lagers are not lightstruck the hop profile is quite pleasant. Moderate potency, straightforward and likeable; I think this one might be a pleasant surprise!
The palate is malty sweet upfront, clean with just faint toasted bread and crackers vibe. This is a good foundation for the hop profile to jump off of. Earthy with grassy and hay notes; there is even a dash of lemon. I am surprised at how quickly this beer ends. There is almost no finish and only a weak, sweet aftertaste. All in all, this beer is just a simplest version of Heineken (canned or tap). It has struck a positive cord with me.
Medium-light in body, low and creamy carbonation, the mouthfeel is adequate but more carbonation and heft would have been preferred.
I found this very easy to drink. I wonder how much a six-pack costs? While I dont think this beer is anything special nor do I think it would go all that well with Greek food I still liked it in the moment. I got my bottle in Council Bluffs, IA as part of a mixed six-pack of imported beers. I picked this beer because I thought it was from Argentina. Why that mattered at the time I dont recall. Anyway, it is worth a try.
Serving type: bottle
08-08-2006 13:49:45 | More by bditty187
2.58/5 rDev -6.5%
look: 3 | smell: 2 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Sun-washed pale gold with a light dusting of superfine particulates and a few flakes that looked much larger coming through the bottle neck. The cotton white cap is fairly tight and therefore lasts for a bit. What lace there is looks uncommitted to the cause.
First off, there's no way this beer is an Oktoberfest. I don't know what it is since I haven't done anything other than look at it, but as far as the stated style... think again. It smells like what it looks like... a Euro pale lager. By the nose at least, it isn't a particularly good one. Mildly musky, musty hops are the... yawn... focal point.
Yup, EPL all the way. The flavor is barely more interesting than the aroma. Vergina is lightly malted, with hops easily more prominent. However, their contribution, in terms of both flavor and bitterness, is minimal.
At least the finish contains some amount of bitterness and keeps the beer from being a total loss. The mild metallic notes of the first few ounces have faded, as they often do. For some reason, I'm finding that I like the beer more ('dislike it less' would be a much more appropriate phrase) as I go. At least there's no trace of the nastinesss that creeps into many a macro lager with warming.
I have no strong opinions about the mouthfeel. It's serviceable and that's about it. It's light (of course) with an appropriate feel to the carbonation.
Vergina is another in a long line of European pale lagers that does nothing whatsoever to distinguish itself. It might be better if drunk ultra-fresh, but then this sort of beer can only be so good. In any event, since I don't have any immediate plans to visit the Greek Isles, I'll never know for sure. My loss. And yours if you buy it stateside.
Serving type: bottle
02-21-2006 14:39:59 | More by BuckeyeNation
3.3/5 rDev +19.6%
look: 2.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
I dont believe this is and octoberfest so I will review it as a Euro Pale Lager.
Nothing extraordinary about this beer. Pours a dark straw color with a nice head that seems to want to be there but has a hard time staying for the entire party. Leaves minimal to no lacing.
Typical lager aroma. Fairly malty with some adjuncts and little hop aroma. Sweet smelling.
Taste follows suit with aroma. Sweet tasting with nice carbonation. A bit earthy/grassy in flavor.
Good mouthfeel and pretty good drinkability. Enjoyed this with moussaka and untraditional Greek salad. Good beer with the food.
Serving type: bottle
10-07-2005 18:53:06 | More by SaCkErZ9
2.38/5 rDev -13.8%
look: 2.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3
This beer poured a pale yellow color, with a decent white head that persisted for a while, contrary to my expectations. There is a lot of carbonation present, perhaps that's why the head stayed so long. It smelled rather malty, but that was about it, the smell really didn't seem very interesting to me. It smelled neither good nor bad, just kind of indifferent.. it was odd. The taste was a bit sweet, and really rather nondescript. It seemed like I could have been drinking *insert name of mass-market imported euro beer here*, that's how unimpressive it was. As for the mouthfeel, it seemed a bit watery, and a bit fizzy, likely due to all that carbonation. It was fairly drinkable, but I certainly wouldn't go out of my way for it, I was hoping a beer from Greece might taste unique in some way, but I was sadly mistaken. This beer is now classified as a euro pale lager, and not as Oktoberfest anymore. Good! :)
Serving type: bottle
10-05-2005 16:00:39 | More by 67cuda
2.8/5 rDev +1.4%
look: 4 | smell: 2 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3
Appearance: This beer poured a pale, golden yellow color. The white head rose up to a good three fingers and, surprisingly, lingered for a long time. Probably all-malt, eh? After it finally setted, a few thick patches of foam remained, which were being fed by some heavy streams of bubbles from the bottom of the glass. The head was sticky and a light web of lace was left behind on the side of the glass.
Smell: Some sweet grasses and malts right after the pour. However, after the beer sat for just a couple of minutes, the aroma became watery and thin. A hint of floral hops came through on the nose at this time, but it couldn't overcome the obvious nothingness.
Mouthfeel: Thin-bodied, crisp, and relatively smooth. It did become a little watery, but not as bad as I was expecting.
Taste: Very light, sweet grasses upfront that were quickly overpowered by a floral hoppiness. Well, overpowered might not be the right word, considering that the hops really had no power at all. It's all relative, I guess. That's all there was.
An Oktoberfest this is not.
I'm pretty sure that this was an adjunct-free, all-malt lager, there just needed to be more malt used. That said, I would drink this over a B-M-C product any day. This isn't usually the type of beer that I review, but I'd never had a Greek beer before so, what the hell. Plus, it's called Vergina . . .
. . . huh huh huh, I said Vergina.
Serving type: bottle
09-15-2005 22:20:55 | More by Quaffer
3.5/5 rDev +26.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
I don't believe this is a Marzen/Oktoberfest style.
However, I was plesantly surprised that it was a decent lager- thought maybe it was a novelty brew given the name...
Full head, fine bubbles, deep gold color.
Light hops and no Euro skunk aroma- fine.
Flavor- clean, just a touch grainy.
Ends up being very drinkable. I'd have it again with Greek American foods.
Serving type: bottle
03-05-2005 14:32:36 | More by brewQ
2.78/5 rDev +0.7%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
In a bottle at Pete's Greek Town Cafe in Denver, CO August 19, 2004
Best by date of September 9, 2004. Tried this because I wanted a Greek beer in a Greek restaurant. Tried to speak Greek with the manager -- he said I knew more Greek than he did.
A big, long-lasting, off-white head on a tan-amber beer. Smell of malt with a note of hops. Not much else here.
Taste is slightly sweet, almost sticky -- much rounder than I was expecting from a lager. Lots of carbonation. An okay beer -- don't go across town to get one, but if you happen to be in a Greek restaurant, give one a try.
Serving type: bottle
08-19-2004 03:52:25 | More by ColoradoBobs
2.28/5 rDev -17.4%
look: 3 | smell: 2 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2 | overall: 2
So there I was, perusing the local beer store tonight, after having failed to secure some Special Edition Yulesmith for a second time in as many days, my eyes wandered, Im not one to leave a good Beer Store without at least purchasing one new beer.
Nope had that , and that , think Ive tried that , had that , hmm not sure all these German bottle beers look the same .maybe next time, had th ..when Bham!! all of a sudden a Vergina leaped right out at me from the Cooler. This has only ever happened once before in a Beer Store, but thats a story for another time. Intrigued I just had to have an immediate grope. Being your typical male, having a mental age of a 9 year old child and an affectionate fondness for Benny Hill how could I not resist this one??
Comes (ooh ) in a 12 ounce brown glass bottle. A fancy metallic red v-shaped neck label has the words Vergina Premium Imported Beer. The main obverse label is a dark metallic blue with gold writing, it says, hmm not sure what it says, its all Greek to me. Has a white oval with a gold edge that has the words Brewed in Greece Finest Malt & Hops. A red band runs through the middle, with yet more genitalian advertising of the beers name. Has the words 'Premium Quality Vergina", seems they can bottle anything these days. The crown cap has the word ВЕРГІΝA on it; hey I wonder if that is Greek for Vergina? If so, I *must* remember that ..
The reverse label has the usual Government Warning about having too many Verginas before driving and operating machinery, good advice. The back label has, damn!! It has a Best Before Date of 11-11-03, shite I missed that in the store, too busy looking at the front and not paying attention to the back end as usual! Oh well, looks like I got an Out of Date Vergina, Bloody Hell story of my life!!!!
Pours into my Pint Glass a clear golden color with plenty of streamers. The head is decent at first but it soon starts to go Commando and thins out, yet it retains a neatly trimmed and manicured appearance it always has enough to cover the surface of the beer, just! Some lacing, but not much. Looks OK I guess, very European Lager in appearance. This has an incredibly bland nose, smells of sweetness and light malts. Tastes even blander. Sweet and Euro Lager like, it has an inoffensive profile that is nothing bad, just thin, watery and a tad sweet, gets sticky as it warms, hey just like OK enough double-entendres. Drinkability is one notch below pond water; dont even try double fisting this one, ooeerrr!
Aaaah, but if dear old Benny Hill was still alive, Im sure this would appear in one of his sketches. Quite rightly so, because its a Joke, but the laughs on me because I bought it, thatll teach me to grow up oh maybe not.
So, overall, not much is going for it really, reminiscent of the words that ring in my ear from many a Friday Night out, or in the words of AB, This Verginas not for you. So Learn from History - Beware of Greeks bearing Verginas!!
Anyway, heres raising my Vergina loud and proud in the face of Political Correctness!! Save this one for the Mediterranean vacation. This beer sucks, but in a nice way. ;-)
Serving type: bottle
07-07-2004 04:22:17 | More by TheLongBeachBum
Vergina from Macedonian Thrace Brewery
out of 100
based on 35 ratings.


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the me tile doesnt clear out, notifications just unbolden when viewed. if you are getting a lot of notifications of friends posts from fb, check if you have them listed as a "close friend". if u do you will get their posts.... all their posts on the me tile.
I'm having the same problem it just started on its own a few days ago, the problem is that when I check for the "new notifications" their are only a couple of bolden ones but it shows 30 or more that they are nowhere to be seen
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Essential tremor (ET) is a chronic condition characterized by involuntary, rhythmic trembling of a body part, most typically the hands and arms but may also affect the head, voice, and legs.
ET is considered the most common movement disorder and may affect as many as 10 million people in the United States. ET can occur at any age, but the usual age of onset is 45 or after. It may occur randomly or be inherited.
ET is usually associated with purposeful movement. It can be socially embarrassing and may cause difficulty in performing fine motor tasks such as writing, eating, and drinking. The tremor is usually absent or minimal with rest and disappears during sleep.
Although ET is a common movement disorder, it may be difficult to diagnose at times. ET is a clinical diagnosis; there is no definitive test. Evaluation of ET includes a thorough history and physical examination.
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Everyone's been saying for ages that smart phones are becoming as powerful as full-sized computers, but only Motorola has had the cojones to actually put that claim to the test. The Motorola Atrix is an Android smart phone that can be plugged into a range of docks, converting it into a sleek netbook, a media centre, a sat-nav or even a humble alarm clock.
The Atrix is available on Orange, from free on a £35-per-month contract. It's also available unlocked and SIM-free for around £500. If you want the accessories, expect to pay even more. For example, if you buy the phone on a contract, the laptop dock will cost you £300 and the multimedia dock will cost £33.
Fingerprint reader
At first glance, the Atrix is just an innocuous black smart phone, reminiscent of the rounded Motorola Defy.
One thing that sets the Atrix apart, though, is the fingerprint reader on the top, which doubles as the power button. You don't have to take advantage of it, but it gives you the option to unlock the phone with a swipe of your finger, rather than using a password gesture or swiping on the screen. The fingerprint reader works only with your fingerprint too.
The Atrix prompts you to set up the fingerprint reader by swiping your left and right index fingers over it, and also asks you to provide a back-up password in case you go into the witness-protection scheme and have your fingerprints erased. In our tests, the biometric sensor responded to a quick swipe from either finger, so we found it fun and convenient to use. It seemed secure enough too, denying access to all of the interlopers we roped into our tests.
qHD touchscreen
You have to look closely to spot the quality of Atrix's 540x960-pixel, 4-inch touchscreen. Motorola calls this resolution 'qHD', and it's higher than the 480x800-pixel displays on most other smart phones. It's almost the same resolution as the iPhone 4's 640x960-pixel 'retina display'. Indeed, the user interface looks noticeably sharper and clearer than on the Google Nexus One, for example.
One place where sharpness really counts is in the Web browser, where you tend to do plenty of reading, and pictures abound. When using the browser, the Atrix's screen struggles to impress. Text and images don't look nearly as sharp and clear as in the iPhone 4's browser, which indicates that the Android browser needs to work harder to take advantage of the pixels available to it.
Android and Motoblur
The Atrix runs Android 2.2 Froyo, and Motorola tells us that an update to Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread is already in the works.
Gingerbread only adds a few features to Froyo, such as SIP calling and NFC support, and those features haven't exactly blown our minds in the past. The update will be good to have, but we don't think you'll miss it too much while you're waiting.
Even if you don't give a hoot about Google's sweet-toothed updates, you'll enjoy the smorgasbord of features that the Android operating system provides. Features such as syncing your address book to your Google account or packing the home screens with live widgets are just the tip of the iceberg for this smarty-pants software.
Motorola has slapped its own skin on top of Android, which it calls 'Motoblur'. In the past, we've dissed Motoblur for having ugly, buggy widgets. But we have to give the company props for listening to our feedback and sorting out most of our complaints. For example, the social-networking widget, which used to only have a firehose of all your Facebook and Twitter updates, can now be filtered depending on exactly which social network -- and even which contacts -- you want to see. The design has been sorted out too, and the widgets fit together well on the seven home screens. We particularly like the fact that you can resize widgets to see more or less of the information on offer.
Motoblur includes more than just widgets. There's also a website that allows you to track your phone's location and wipe it remotely if it gets lost.
Dual-core processor
The Atrix's appearance isn't much to write home about, and its Android software is fairly common these days. Why, then, are we so excited about this phone? It's all about the raw power.
The Atrix has a 1GHz dual-core Nvidia Tegra 2 processor, which gives it amazing multitasking oomph without draining the battery. The phone also has 1GB of RAM, which is twice as much as most current smart phones pack.
In our tests, the Atrix performed as well as dual-core rivals such as the LG Optimus 2X. It scored an average of 36 in the Linpack test, which measures floating-point computing power, and averaged a blistering 3,200 in the Softweg benchmark test for CPU operations per second.
Compare these scores to those of the Samsung Galaxy S, Google Nexus One, LG Optimus 2X and HTC Desire HD in our benchmark battle, and you'll see that the Atrix lives up to its super-speedy promises.
Still, benchmarks are dandy, but we're all about real-world performance. We pushed the Atrix to the limit by connecting it to its laptop dock -- more on this later -- and doing some serious surfing.
To test the Atrix's oomph, we ran apps on the phone while opening multiple tabs in Firefox on the laptop dock. The Atrix claims to be suitable for remote working thanks to the powerful Web apps that you can access through the laptop dock's browser, so we fired up processor-intensive apps such as Google Maps, Google Docs and photo-editing app Picnik.
The Atrix did an admirable job of keeping all of the balls in the air, although we did experience one fatal Firefox crash. The dock system felt slower and less responsive than a full-sized laptop, but it allowed us to get similar things done as long as we were patient. Overall, the experience was similar to using a netbook -- we wouldn't trade our laptop in for the dock, but it's not too painful to use if you need a highly portable system.
Motorola also promises that grabbing data off the Interwebs is lightning-fast, thanks to 802.11n Wi-Fi and HSDPA for speedy downloads over 3G. The Atrix even has separate antennas for downloading and uploading data, which the company claims will keep the Internet tubes unclogged. In our tests, Web surfing was indeed speedy, both over Wi-Fi and 3G.
But what's the point of so much power, unless you can tame it and use it towards your own nefarious ends? That's where the docks come in.
For starters, there's a basic charging and syncing dock that you can throw on your bedside table, letting you use the phone as an alarm clock. You can even set up profiles so that the phone displays different widgets and shortcuts when it's plugged into different docks -- a weather widget in the kitchen, and email in the office, for example.
Hold onto your hats, though, because there's also a multimedia dock. Pop the Atrix into that, and its one micro-USB port gets bumped up to three USB ports and a pass-through HDMI port. The phone also comes with a suitably sized HDMI cable in the box. Plug that into a telly, and the Atrix fires up a media-player interface on the big screen. You can then use a Bluetooth remote control to play the music, photos and videos on your phone's memory card on your TV, without resorting to a mouse or keyboard.
The multimedia dock worked perfectly the first time we plugged it in, but, subsequently, we noticed a problem. When we disconnected the phone, it flipped out. The Motoblur widgets on our home screens seemed to get confused, with images overlapping and boxes resizing themselves. What's worse, the battery went from 100 per cent full to red in just a few seconds.
The widgets freaked out each time we tried the multimedia dock, and could only be sorted out by restarting the phone. This bug may never affect your Atrix, but, if it does, it's a biggie. It's a particular pity that it affects the Atrix's battery life, which is otherwise epically good.
Laptop dock
The belle of the accessory ball has to be the wafer-thin laptop dock that essentially adds a screen, keyboard and trackpad to the Atrix. It doesn't contain a processor -- all the heavy lifting is done by the phone -- but it packs two batteries, providing up to 7 hours of usage time and leaving you with a fully charged phone.
The problem, though, is that using this dock is more like using a Chrome OS netbook than a proper laptop. While connected to the laptop dock, the Atrix runs the Android operating system on the small screen, alongside another, Linux-based OS called 'Webtop' on the big screen. Webtop can't do much except run Firefox, however. When you're connected to the dock, you can use the phone's Android user interface in a window in the corner of the screen, while surfing on Firefox at the same time.
You can run Android apps in full-screen mode, but you can't install Linux programs or anything else within the Webtop environment. You can access the phone's memory to get at your files, and then you can work on them in Web apps like online photo-editing software. Citrix is also included so that you can remotely control your Windows PC.
The Webtop user interface owes much to Apple's laptop interface, with a dock along the bottom featuring bouncing icons. Webtop only offers links to Firefox and a file browser, but you can fill the dock up with shortcuts to your favourite Web apps. The downside of this dock is that it takes up plenty of space on a small screen. Webtop also has a status bar across the top, which is useful but reduces the vertical screen real estate even more.
It takes some mental gymnastics to get your head around using two operating systems at once. For example, let's say you want to check your Twitter account for the latest pearl of wisdom. Using the laptop dock, you could fire up the Twitter website or a Twitter Web app in Firefox. Alternatively, you could look at your Twitter app in Android. Having so many choices can be confusing when you're in full work flow.
On the plus side, the Atrix has some helpful features to make the transition between using the phone and the laptop easier. When you remove the Atrix from the dock, all the pages that you had open in Firefox are listed as links on the phone, so you can open them quickly in the Android Web browser. If you're in the middle of a phone call, plugging the Atrix into the laptop dock automatically turns on the loudspeaker function.
The laptop dock itself is sleek and wafer-thin. Its stealthy black design makes it very crave-worthy, but the keyboard feels rather shallow and flabby, and the large trackpad is easy to hit accidentally when you're typing. We'd recommend throwing a wireless Bluetooth keyboard into the mix and turning off the trackpad with a quick double tap in the upper left-hand corner of the screen.
Despite these drawbacks, we like the laptop dock. It's more portable than a proper laptop, and there's something very appealing about having everything stored in the same place -- your phone. It's convenient for checking the Web too, as most people leave their phone continually turned on, unlike their laptop. We're just not sure if the whole other operating system is necessary, or the £300 price tag is worth it.
Like an accountant with a secret collection of crazy hats, the Motorola Atrix jazzes up its smart-but-dull appearance with some astounding accessories. Unfortunately, the presence of three separate user interfaces -- phone, Webtop and media player -- can be confusing. It's not cheap to collect all of the Atrix's accessories either, and there's a chance that you'll uncover more bugs, such as the one we noticed when using the multimedia dock.
Nevertheless, we can't help but feel gadget lust when we think of having three docks to run every aspect of your life, and one phone to rule them all. Even if you don't invest in any of the Atrix's docks, the phone itself is powerful, fast and offers fantastic battery life. Viewed simply as a compact, feature-packed smart phone, the Atrix is impressive.
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Definition of cork oak in English:
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- An evergreen Mediterranean oak, the outer layer of the bark of which is the source of cork, which can be stripped without harming the tree.
- Quercus suber, family Fagaceae
More example sentences- The bark of the cork oak tree, found in Spain, Portugal, and North Africa, can be almost entirely stripped each harvest without harming the tree, which regenerates itself.
- The bark of cork oak trees regenerates, allowing the trees to be safely stripped in nine-year intervals to create natural wine corks.
- The high mountains support typical evergreen forests of firs and cypress, whilst on the lower slopes are to be found such trees as pines, chestnuts, and cork oak.


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As his wedding day approaches, Peter Klaven (Paul Rudd) realizes he has no one to act as his best man. Through a series of ``man-dates,'' he finds Sydney Fife (Jason Segel), and the pair become instant friends. But as Peter's ``bro-mance'' with Sydney grows stronger, it threatens his relationship with his fiancee (Rashida Jones), forcing Peter to make a choice.
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A minor but enjoyable entry in the boy-man comedy genre, "I Love You, Man" stars Paul Rudd as a guyless guy - a heterosexual L.A. real estate agent engaged to be married but short on straight-up male companionship in general and a best man for his wedding in particular. Rudd has worked wonders in all sorts of comedies, from "Anchorman" (no one could turn to the camera, suddenly, with more phony intensity) to "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" and "Knocked Up." The reason Rudd wears so well has something to do with charm and, more important, spiking that charm with an unsettling dash of vinegar. He's easy company, but that smile seems to be hiding something.
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I agree SSE is truly beautiful w/o the wand!
Continuation of Epcot
After a good long nap for Aaron and another for me and Bill (parents need naps too), we decided to head back to Epcot for some more fun and dinner. First thing we did? Hit SSE for the third time of course!!
After SSE it was over to Nemo & Friend again which still had no wait at all. This time we decided to stay and hang out in the Seas pavillion. Aaron LOVES fish and this is always so much fun for us. I was VERY happy to see the area above Turtle Talk had finally been reopened with some tanks and stuff to look at. I hate seeing wasted space so that was a big deal. We let Aaron run around and look at all the "dishies" for about 45 minutes or so and then headed over to the Electric Umbrella for dinner. Bill had the bacon double cheeseburger, Aaron another hamburger kids meal and this time I tried out the chicken sandwhich. I've yet to have a truly "bad" meal anywhere on property so no complaints here. We took our time and relaxed and talked as I thumbed through our Passporter mapping out what we had done thus far.
Then it was off to find a spot for Illuminations. I figured being 8:45pm we'd never find a spot but we just happened upon a small group deciding to leave theirs just next to the gift shop (as you enter WS) and squeezed our way in.
Sorry I have no shots of Illuminations to share. I'm always way to into it to take the time to find a place to put the camera so it's steady enough for night shots with the shutter open. LOL!!
After Illuminations we sat down on a bench and people-watched for a bit as the crowds found their way back into Future World and out. Then we made our way over to Aaron's favorite... the lights in the ground outside Illuminations.
When we got there, he was the only kid there... by the time we left (about 30 minutes later) there were close to 20. Everyone misses this until they hear a child screaming gleefully to their left as they leave. LOL!!
As we made our way out I decided to grab one last shot of my beloved SSE. I can't get enough now that the wand is down. It's just so beautiful!!!
Head over to Day 4!!
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I agree SSE is truly beautiful w/o the wand!
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You take really good photos.
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Sometimes all you need is a reminder that out there lies a better place... a better world... a Walt Disney World.Visited In: 1983, 1988, 1989 x2, 1991, 1992, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 (passholder), 2007 (x2 x3), 2008, 2009 (x2), 2010, 2011 (x2)
Detail is there to make you believe in the reality of the story youre immersed in. - Joe Rohde
I think you should take a photography course. From the pictures you've posted of your trip they are wonderful!! My DH took a photography course two years ago and he throughly enjoyed it. I just wish we would have had our DSLR at time so he could have used that during the course (we had a regular digital camera and 2 SLRs at the time so he used one of the SLRs).
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Greek: Victorious people
First name variations: Nichole, Nicola, Nikki, Nika, Nickie, Nicky, Nichola, Nicci, Nichelle, Nikolia, Nicoline, Nikole, Colette, Collette, Cosette, Lacole, Nykole, Nyky, Nykky, Nykki, Nyki, Nicole
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The Deans' Health and Life Sciences Challenge
Application (online) deadline: Sunday, March 3, 2013 (11:59 p.m.)
Harvard Office of Technology Development Funding Opportunity
Click here for complete information on this opportunity.
A message from the Deans:
Dear Members of the Harvard Community:
Delivering affordable health to the global population is among the world's most pressing problems. To make progress, we will need to work across boundaries, bringing together people, ideas, disciplines and perspectives from across the globe. We can think of no better place than Harvard to assemble the teams that will rise to this challenge.
We are pleased to announce the launch of the Deans' Health and Life Sciences Challenge, which will encourage students from across the University to find entrepreneurial solutions to the task of delivering affordable health. By leveraging the resources available through the Harvard i-lab-from educational programs to mentors-the Challenge will give students concerned about global health an opportunity to translate ideas into action.
We have identified four areas of focus for this Deans' Challenge:
Redesign of Health Delivery
The healthcare system is a highly evolved ecosystem that has developed over decades and is plagued by high costs and perverse incentives. We seek new ideas about how to deliver affordable health, not healthcare. Developing new ways to help patients understand and manage chronic conditions and deal with end-of-life decisions are key priorities.
Changing Behavior
At any point in time, an individual's health is affected by numerous factors including genetics, social and economic status, the effectiveness of the healthcare system, and behavior. Certainly, we need to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the healthcare system, but that will not solve the problem. Without behavior modification, health will be compromised and healthcare costs uncontrollable. We need new ideas about personal incentives and ways to encourage healthy lifestyles, while discouraging certain behaviors that are detrimental to health.
Computation and Data Analysis in Therapy Discovery, Personalized Medicine and Public Health
The cost and effectiveness of existing drug discovery and delivery is deteriorating even as we understand more about genetics and biology. We have to discover and implement new ways to identify and deliver cost-effective therapies to individual patients and broader populations. Doing so will require new applications of computation and data science technologies, new regulatory ideas and new business models.
Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine
Recent advances in stem cell science offer great promise for enhancing our ability to understand human disease and aging, and to develop and deliver new therapies. We are interested in supporting promising new ideas and discoveries based on this evolving science.
To support the Deans' Challenge, there will be a series of programs including networking events, focused educational programs, and access to mentors from the worldwide Harvard Community. Teams will submit plans on Sunday, March 3rd, 2013, after which a panel of judges will select up to eight finalist teams. Each of those teams will receive $5,000 to help them develop their ideas and work with mentors. The finalist teams will participate in a "Demo Day" in mid-May. The winners will be announced in late May. A grand prize winner and up to three runners-up will share $75,000 to help them make their plans a reality. The grand prize team also will be awarded space and full access to the resources of the i-lab for the summer of 2013.
The Challenge, co-chaired by Nitin Nohria, Dean of Harvard Business School, and Dr. Jeffrey S. Flier, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Harvard Medical School draws on expertise in science from across the University. You can learn more about the resources, timeline and requirements on the pages linked above.
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"Just look at it this way," my daughter said as I grumbled about how long the final 200 yards of the morning drive was taking. "School isn't just preparing us for the future. They're preparing us for our future commutes."
Before anyone starts racing to their keyboard to send a note about how this wouldn't happen if I put her on the school bus, my daughter attends out of district, so car transport is our only option. As it apparently must be with about 80 percent of her school.
I was fortunate to grow up on the same street as my school, so I didn't have to leave the house until a few minutes before the final bell. My daughter has never been so lucky. Other than her final year of grade school, she's had to deal with long bus rides or traffic.
And now she's started her junior year of high school. It seems impossible that she's so near the end of this part of her life, and of mine.
Back-to-school shopping was different this year. Bittersweet. Instead of my usually maniacal comparison shopping and complaining over prices, I couldn't stop from thinking, "Only one more year to do this."
As my daughter heaped more supplies into our shopping cart than she could possibly use, I fought back a different sort of tears than the ones that usually come when prying open my wallet.
Funny how that same sentiment works differently when applied to school traffic in the morning. When rather than tears, the thought of only one more year brings comfort instead.
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I thought this would be easier to source but I'm having difficulty. Anyone have a purveyor that stocks pitted cherries with stems?
I'm getting a lot of Alibaba junk--yea I want to serve chinese cherries with the low order volume of 16 tons.. LOL!
I've checked with IGF & USFoods, both do not.
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Thanks Ruth, and I see they have a natural version too. Excellent.
Strangely enough we sat next to a couple last night, the wife is allergic to just maraschino cherries. Other cherries are fine. I'd never heard of such an isolated allergy.
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Money to Be Returned to Madoff Investors Tops $5 Billion
Most investors in Bernie Madoff's epic Ponzi scheme initially assumed they had lost everything. But a new distribution announced Tuesday by court-appointed trustee Irving Picard will bring the total amount returned to investors past $5 billion for the first time.
In all, Picard and his team have recovered some $9.3 billion. That is more than half the $17.5 billion in principal Madoff investors lost—something few thought possible when the scam came to light in December, 2008. But even now, new information about the fraud is coming to light.
"I think we have a handle on where the money flowed," Picard told CNBC. "But we're still finding, as we're continuing discovery and doing things in the litigation, that there are a lot of areas that we are still finding. And every day brings something new."
Picard and his chief counsel David Sheehan are partners at BakerHostetler in New York, which has a team of attorneys and employees scouring the world for Madoff-related assets. The firm has billed more than $600 million in fees and expenses, which are paid not by Madoff's investors, but by a Wall Street-funded trust run by the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC).
(Read More: Madoff Case Is Paying Off for Trustee ($850 an Hour).)
More than four years after the search for assets began, Picard and Sheehan said they have a much different view of the fraud today than they did at the outset.
"The case broke and everyone saw it as an affinity fraud. And it's true, Madoff preyed upon his friends, his family, his relatives, and members of the Jewish community," Sheehan said. "But what we found, by virtue of all of our research and the case that we've built, is that what he really became was part of the financial fabric of the international financial markets."
(Read More: Madoff: Insider Trading Has Gone on 'Forever.')
Madoff—a former non-executive chairman of NASDAQ and a longtime pillar of Wall Street—moved billions of dollars around the world through his Ponzi scheme. But Picard and Sheehan said in the end, Madoff was less a recipient of the money than he was a conduit for others to move money around.
"He was sort of living just below the radar screen, if you will, Picard said. "He had houses in Palm Beach, out in the Hamptons. He had a place in France. He had several yachts. And he had an interest in an airplane. So he had a good lifestyle. But he wasn't living like the super-rich," Picard said.
Picard and Sheehan said others in the industry—including major financial institutions—found Madoff to be a convenient way to move money and make big returns of their own, as long as they turned a blind eye to what Picard and Sheehan claim were obvious signs of fraud.
(Read More: Madoff Behind Bars.)
Sheehan said in a sense, the institutions used Madoff in the same way Madoff used his investors.
"As a matter of fact, the feeder funds, almost all of them were incorporated offshore. Many, many of them had investors that were not in the United States, investors throughout Europe and the Caribbean who were investing, and South America. And all of them were investing in these funds which then, of course, turned and invested in Madoff."
Picard believes one of the biggest offenders has been Madoff's primary bank, JPMorganChase. Madoff made payments to customers from an account at the bank purportedly used to settle trades—even though Madoff later confessed the "trades" were fictitious. The bank, in turn, sold structured funds to investors that were based on Madoff's purported returns.
"Even though there were all these red flags that people such as JPMorgan saw, they turned a blind eye to those because the returns were just too good and they'd been around," Sheehan said.
Picard is appealing a federal judge's 2011 dismissal of nearly all the claims in a $19.9 billion lawsuit against the bank.
JPMorgan has repeatedly said it knew nothing about Madoff's fraud and was, in fact, a victim.
"There is a massive gap between the Trustee's blustering accusation and the facts that he has actually alleged to support them," JPMorgan said in a court filing. "Despite taking extensive pre-trial discovery, the Trustee has still completely failed to allege facts showing that any individual at JPMorgan had actual knowledge of Madoff's fraud."
U.S. District Judges Colleen McMahon and Jed Rakoff ruled in 2011 that Picard did not have the legal authority to make most of the claims against JPMorgan as well as HSBC, which was a major source of funding for Madoff but has denied knowing about the fraud.
Picard and Sheehan said they are optimistic the claims will be reinstated on appeal, and they will ultimately return all of the investors' principal.
"That's certainly our goal," Picard said.
At least one segment of the market is giving him good odds.
A number of large financial institutions and hedge funds are trading in Madoff bankruptcy claims. The current going rate is around 77 cents on the dollar.
"The Madoff claims are better than Greek bonds," Sheehan said.
Since some of the institutions holding the claims are also the subject of litigation, Sheehan believes the higher that trading price goes, the more likely the institutions are to settle the lawsuits.
"They have a real financial incentive to sit down, and many of them are, talking to us about the notion of settling those claims," Sheehan said.
While Picard and Sheehan may be getting help from the claims market, they said they are not getting help from Madoff himself, despite Madoff's promise through his attorney in 2009 to help in the search for assets.


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I spent a fair amount of time researching dishwashers and was surprised by some of the negative reviews concerning smells and cleaning ability but decided to go ahead with the purchase based on Bosch's reputation. I'm glad I did. I've been using regularly for about three weeks and have had no problem with clean dishes or odors. I've always lightly rinsed my dishes before loading them into the dishwasher and given that this model does not have a food grinder I find this method works best for me. On several occasions I've had guests load dirty dishes that came out just as clean and sparkling as when I rinse. The racks are smallish but in my case they are only 1 inch smaller than my old dishwasher so this is what I'm used to. I have four people in my family and cook every night and I don't have a problem with space. But best of all is the fact that this machine is so quiet I cannot tell that it is running unless I put my ear to the door. Overall I'm extremely pleased with my purchase to the extent that I bought a second one for my kitchen in the basement.
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