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"could the HP rebate be caused by reviews?"
on by visualacousticsPros HP has a $300.00 instant rebate for model 2727nf
Cons originally marketed item at $600.00
Summary HP must be reading reviews and will probably reissue model 2727 at the lower price.
"Printer is great, ToolboxFX wouldn't install"
on by mdcpaPros Never had a problem with HP Printers
Cons Toolbox software was a nightmare for me
Summary I have relied on HP printers for over 20 years so I wasn't expecting any problems when I purchased the M2727nf to replace my LaserJet 3390. I had previously experienced problems with the ToolboxFX software to manage faxes and scans which caused me to spend two hours on two different occasions with tech support to correct the problem. I learned from these sessions that the uninstall routine does not remove all the files associated with the printer and before installing a replacement printer or upgrading the Toolbox software you need to do a lot of manual file removal.
My last encounter was a 2 1/2 hour session after my recent purchase of the M2727nf that ended in tech support telling me I needed to take my computer to the OEM and have the registry scanned and cleaned to remove all remnants of the previously installed HP software. That was not an option for me so I returned the printer and after some search I purchased a Brother MFC 8460n which was up and running in a half an hour. The interface software for managing faxes and scans installed simply and flawlessly and works fine.
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on by bioddiePros Print alright
Cons This will not scan with Small Business Server 2003, as there are no drivers. HP support not very helpful, but after 3 calls they admitted that it will never scan under SBS. That is why Toolbox does not install.
Summary Check out that all functions work with your OS and don't depend on HP for any help. POOR effort HP a network printer that doesn't have full network functionality.
"Hardware acceptable; Software abysmal"
on by flytosserPros This printer has a hardware feature set that makes it an ideal fit for a lot of small businesses. Reasonably priced consumables, decent paper handling, ability to add a second paper tray.
Cons HP seems to have lost the ability to write bulletproof drivers. One of the reasons I bought HP in the past was because they simply worked once you got them installed. That doesn't seem to be the case anymore. This one has been a software nightmare.
Summary The bane of the multifunction is that it does a lot of things; none of them well. This would be a great B&W printer, a reasonable scanner and an adequate fax machine IF the software would work. I am constantly battling with the driver, reinstalling and tweaking and it still doesn't work right. Any printer installation that I have to touch multiple times over the course of it's lifecycle greatly diminshes its value.
"Copies OK scanner slow."
on by carmelgo47Pros Copies OK, Fax OK.
Cons Scanner slow. Want to know can you do double sided scanning?

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Great looking pony!
11 months- sweet jeebus. It was my understanding the stamp turn-around time is between 5-7 months. I just submitted my paperwork, 1 MAR for a KAC SR-15 SBR, please don't tell me I'm going to have to wait nearly a year to finger it!!!!!
My stamp time was about 6 months. Waiting for my jelly belly sheriff to sign my form was the other 4.5. :mad:
After looking at both sides, I also went with a trust. But, after my recent experience with my step-dad's trust/estate (a nightmare I'm still going through,) I went with the lawyer route. I contacted this guy: NFA Gun Trust Lawyer Blog :: Published by Florida Gun Trust Lawyer David Goldman who put me in touch with a lawyer in PA that specializes in firearms / gun trusts. While I'm sure Quicken could have done the same thing, I'll rest easier knowing that the money I spent was on a document that was done by someone with experience.
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About This School
A school's Academic Performance Index (API) is a scale that ranges from 200 to 1000 and is calculated from the school's performance in the Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) Program. The state has set 800 as the API target for all schools to meet.
Monta Vista High School had an API growth score of 956 in 2012. California uses the Academic Performance Index (API) to measure annual school performance and year-to-year improvement. Monta Vista High School's 2012 base score was 949 and the school did meet its 2012 school-wide growth target.
In 2010, Monta Vista High School had 26 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The California average is 24 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
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District Spending (2010)
In 2010, the Fremont Union High School District spent $10,061 per student. In 2010 the district spent 54% on instruction, 44% on support services, and 2% on other services.
Monta Vista High School Reviews
I attended from 1998-2002 and liked it well enough. It is a very academic high school, lots of smart kids and teachers. We have athletic teams that range from pretty bad to excellent. The student population has a lot of very outgoing people who are willing to found/attend/organize lots of clubs, activities and the like. I'd definitely recommend MV, the classes might be tough, but you learn a lot and I felt those classes prepared you very well for college level courses.
This school is very good. Only teachers need to emphasise more on the importance of STAR test scores.
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About the CST
What is it?The California Standards Test (CST) is an annual exam used to measure a student's mastery of the state's grade-level academic standards. The CST is one of the five components of the STAR Program.
Which Grades and Subjects?Students are assessed in grades 2 through 11 in English language arts and math, in grades 5, 8 and 10 in science, and in grades 8, 10 and 11 in history/social science. In grades 9 through 11, students may also be assessed in math and science, depending on course enrollment.
How is it Scored?Students receive one of five ratings: far below basic, below basic, basic, proficient or advanced. The goal is for all students to score at or above the proficient level.
About the CAHSEE
What is it?The California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) is used to measure student mastery of specific skills as determined by the state. Students must pass both sections of the exam in order to graduate from high school.
Which Grades and Subjects?Each student is assessed in grade 10 in English language arts and math. Students can retake the exam up to five times after grade 10.
How is it Scored?The CAHSEE is an untimed pass/fail test. The goal is for all students to pass both sections of the test.
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Fort Dodge offers lower labor costs, and its skilled, educated workforce is steeped in strong, Midwest work ethic manufacturers seek. Manufacturing constitutes the largest segment of the region's workforce, and continuing to train tomorrow's workers has always been a priority. Of course, for Iowa businesses, an educated workforce means a more motivated employee, lower start-up costs, lower training costs, fewer job-related accidents, shorter training periods, and an excellence — a pride — in quality and productivity.
Laborshed analysis measures the availability and characteristics of workers within the Fort Dodge employment region. The total potential labor force in Fort Dodge and the surrounding area nearly 100,000. The analysis also measures the distance workers are willing to commute for employment in the Fort Dodge area. Overall, workers in Webster County and the surrounding area are willing to commute 29 miles one-way for the right opportunity. |
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Jennifer RafanelliFashion Design with a minor in Event Managment, Class of 2013
Exeter, RI
Any internship you may have done, or are looking to do:
Intern at The Silk Road, a fine fabric store right down the road from Lasell College.
What was it that brought you to Lasell?
What brought me to Lasell was its location set within a rural setting, distance outside the city, small class sizes, and the design program.
What is your favorite spot on campus and why?
Odd to say but the first spot that comes to mind is the cafeteria. The last few years it has been a place where everyone meets at the end of the day, jokingly saying its family dinner time. But usually my friends will finish eating and yet be there for another length of time because we all just chatting about the most random things.
Favorite class you have taken at Lasell and why?
My favorite class here at Lasell must have been my Pattern Generation 2 classes my sophomore year. My professor Joan Morris knew just how to lighten the mood whenever she saw that we were all stressed about our garments and due dates. She still does this till today, however that class with her was just special because she let me use my love for sustainable eco-friendly fashion really come out with a garment I made from old jeans found in my family's closets.
What do you like to do off campus or in Boston?
Whenever we can get into the city as a group usually the first stop is Faneuil Hall for some shopping and food. Also North End is always a section we try and go visit but very rarely get to do. A lot of the time my roommate and I are Boston College Hockey fans and it is 15 minutes down Commonwealth so once in a while we purchase tickets and enjoy a game.
Give me an interesting story or great memory from Lasell that you would be willing to share with your peers or a tour.
I may share the story about how the class sizes maybe shockingly small but it is a great advantage to get to know the members of your major as well as the entire faculty involved in your department. I know that freshman year everyone was scared to make new friends and adventure out to making new friends past their teammates or roommates. However in my major we all started to see we had the same schedules and interest and have all become a very close class. As a result we are actually starting the year off with a dinner out in Boston to catch up on everyone's summer and exchange stories about our internship experiences this summer.


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Things I have said to my child that I never thought I would
Please don't touch your brother's penis (referring to Dexter, our dog).
Give me a break.
Mommy's nipple is not a handle.
Please don't poop on me.
Please don't pee on me.
Please don't hit the cat in the head with her food bowl.
Please don't bite me.
Shoes do not go in your mouth.
Please don't eat the grass.
Please don't eat the rocks.
Filing cabinets are not for standing on.
You are driving me crazy.
Books are not for eating.
Please don't touch the poop.
I'm sure I'll add to this list as I think of more.
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The Texas BBQ Company serves authentic slow cooked, pit smoked barbecue. Our goal is to have you experience what it is like to dine in a true Texas BBQ joint. We serve only the highest quality beef, pork and poultry. Everything is smoked using green hardwood (pecan, oak and hickory) for 12-18 hours. The result is melt in your mouth, authentic (and slightly addictive) Texas BBQ. No sauce required, but feel free to add our homemade sauces to enhance the flavor.
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3.63/5 rDev +7.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3.5
New find at Rich's Deli, priced right at $1.89 for a 2 liter. Info in 6 languages on the bottle, English being the least descriptive. Seemingly pasteurized or "pasteurizat" in Moldovan. Contains rye malt and barley malt concentrate. Seems to be decently rated and poised to enter the top 10 style list with a couple more reviews.
Pours placidly into a large mug with little fanfare. A string of bubbles at the edges and a cluster of larger ones in the center linger briefly. Color is a dark tawny brown, approaching mahogany.
Smells good, very bready and raisiny. Lightly sweet, giving an oatmeal raisin cookie impression.
Tastes tangy and full of raisins, bready rye and barley linger, not overly sweet and only moderately so. Finishes sort of dry, must be the sugar though. Thin and watery, as commercial Kvas often is, though not always. Very drinkable though, in small part due to the lower carbonation. Distinct rye bread aftertaste after a bigger quaff. Overall not bad, a warm weather beverage to pair with hearty food.
Serving type: bottle
12-01-2012 01:48:42 | More by emerge077
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2.74/5 rDev -19.2%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.75 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2.5
Appearance- Pours only a sliver of head even when I pour straight into the glass (not like I had much of a choice with such a large bottle). It did have enough retention for me to notice that is was a light beige color. The body is a dirty maroon/dark amber color that appears dark amber when held up to the light. I don't expect any lacing as this is more like a soda than real beer.
Nose- Very strong aroma. Some notes are desirable, some are less. Lots of caramel with notes of beets and sweet cornflakes. Somewhat like Coca-cola but these off flavors. It has a slight sourness from the glass but is syrupy sweet from the bottle.
Taste- Very reflective of the nose. Very sweet, maybe a note of raisins and cherries underneath grain and bread. The caramel aspect is not as strong as one the nose and the off Coke flavors of the nose are overwhelmed by the raisin and grape sweetness. There are a lot of similarities to Coca-Cola (which I do enjoy but do not drink anymore) and I can understand why kvass in Russia has been overtaken by cola. Perhaps a better comparison is to Pepsi, as it is sweeter than Coke. Some prune juice qualities to it as well. Reminiscent of a flat rum and coke. Not a bad beverage- definitely better than low alcohol beer. Some hints of rye (and cereal) and tiny bits of spice around the edges.
Mouthfeel- Medium bodied with lots of syrup to the texture. Very little carbonation. This does not render it undrinkable but if it wants to reclaim market shares from soft drink companies, then it needs the bubbles.
Drinkability- Fairly easygoing. It's not going to get you drunk. Maybe your six year old. Which appears to be an acceptable practice in Russia. Pretty cheap. 3 bucks for 2 liters.
Overall- It's good for what it is and it seems to be fairly representative of the style. I would not classify it as beer though. It's not even considered an alcoholic beverage in Russia. Give it a try. I was a bit apprehensive but I definitely have had worse "supposedly great" beers. I wouldn't repurchase this but I might try others of its style- especially American interpretations.
Serving type: bottle
08-21-2013 04:59:37 | More by artoolemomo
3.45/5 rDev +1.8%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 2.75 | overall: 3.75
Poured from 2 liter plastic bottle into a dimpled mug.
Appearance: medium brown hue with a haze-free body and a light effervescence. Head poured half a finger of fizzy tan foam but dissipated immediately. An average kvass.
Smell: sweet and bready with a distinct raisin aroma. Not too bad.
Taste: rye bread is readily evident, and the flavor is a little bit drier than the aroma would suggest. There's less raisiny fruitiness in the flavor as well, which provides a nice counterpoint to the aroma. A decently balanced brew.
Mouthfeel: light and watery with a low level of carbonation. Even for a kvass, there's not much going on here.
Overall: the balance of this brew makes it very quaffable. There are some disappointing areas here, but overall experience and drinkability are quite good.
Serving type: bottle
04-02-2013 13:20:47 | More by flagmantho
3.39/5 rDev 0%
look: 3.25 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.25
2 liter plastic bottle
Served in a tulip glass
Thanks to sommersb for this one
A - It is dark amber in color, almost a copper. It has amber highlights. I vigorous pour only yields a thin, tan head.
S - The aroma is a combination of rye or pumpernickel bread and caramel candy. It is very sweet and bready.
T - The taste is candy sweet. I also get some rye bread taste. The best way to approximate the taste would be to take a caramel candy and eat it with a crouton.
M - Moderate to thin with very little carbonation.
O - It's like drinking a really sweet, flat cola. I think more carbonation would help. This is my first dalliance with this style. I would like to try some others for comparison.
Serving type: bottle
03-06-2013 16:13:59 | More by buschbeer
2.58/5 rDev -23.9%
look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2 | overall: 3
Poured this one out among the family yesterday at our annual Christmas party. The for many of them it was their first time trying Kvass. Basically I sold it to them as a "Russian Soda". Many didn't like it and found it hard to drink a 2/3 full glass of it. Either way it pours out as a clear looking reddish brown color. There is a thin and quick fading head on top. The smell of the beer is sweet, it's got a boat load of molasses on the nose as well as plenty of bread-like aromas as well. The taste is sweet for the most part, there is the main flavor of molasses and bread followed by what I thought tasted like grapes in the finish. The mouthfeel of this was much like a soda, watered down and carbonated... not much complexity at all. Overall it's a pretty traditional Kvass, not much else to say... It's a decent drink but not something I would rush out to buy more of.
Serving type: bottle
12-26-2012 14:10:58 | More by Knapp85
2.58/5 rDev -23.9%
look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.5
A: This one pours a light brown color with some reddish notes and no head.
S: Smells strongly of rye with a heavy dosing of toasted bread. A bit more sweet malt from toffee. Lots of fruit aromas, mostly prunes and raisins. There is a slight tang/sourness and some yeast.
T: The flavor is very sweet. White table sugar and brown sugar as well as cola. It's a bit watery with some bread and toffee. Only a mild rye flavor.
M: Light bodied with low carbonation.
O: Watery but still almost cloyingly sweet.
Serving type: bottle
10-07-2011 20:08:15 | More by womencantsail
3.33/5 rDev -1.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Thanks to woodychandler for this beer. Poured from a brown plastic 1 liter bottle. Has a dark brown color, no head whatsoever. Smell is rather mild, some molasses. Taste is good, lots of dark bread, some molasses, a touch of spice. Feels medium bodied in the mouth and overall is a decnet brew.
Serving type: bottle
05-03-2011 14:48:08 | More by tone77
4.1/5 rDev +20.9%
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3 | overall: 4
My own Kvass Kick kontinues, Kamrades! I must say, I have a much greater appreciation for the style and I look forward to more kvass in my future.
This one also evidenced a little bit of carbonation, enough to produce some wisps when I finished the pour. Color was a mahogany-brown with NE-quality clarity. Nose was, as a previous reviewer mentioned, VERY bready. It was like sniffing a dark rye bread fresh out of the oven, along with notes of dried dark fruit, like raisins and/or prunes. Mouthfeel was slightly on the thin side, not quite watery, but close. The taste was quite unusual with an initial fruity sourness followed by a caramel sweetness. This was probably as close to liquid bread as I have tried thus far. Finish lingered with the caramel sweetness noted in the mouth. I would definitely drink this one again.
Serving type: bottle
04-25-2011 18:02:57 | More by woodychandler
3.98/5 rDev +17.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
One of the better Kvass's I've had, with a deep breadiness balaced nicely by yeasty notes and a bit of fruitiness. In addition, there is a nice carbonation to the bottle I drank. It starts with a reasonable head that fades immediately, but the carbonation stays. Pours a slightly cloudy brown with a touch of orange. Smells nicely of pumpernickel bread, rye, honey, and jammy fruit as well as yeast. The taste is similar with a nice balance between the flavors and the bready notes being most prominent. What I like best about this Kvass is that it is not too sour, and not too sweet. I also like the yeastiness and the nice breadiness too it. Quite drinkable.
Serving type: bottle
04-25-2011 03:05:50 | More by Georgiabeer
3.85/5 rDev +13.6%
look: 3 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Purchased at a local Russian/Ukrainian market in Nashville. This Kvass came in a 1 liter brown plastic bottle with a plastic screw cap, like you'd find soda in.
Poured into a pint glass, this drink had very little carbonation -- it really had no head to speak of, and the bottle had only a very small hiss when opened. Color was a clear, cola-like dark brown that lightened up to a reddish-brown when held to the light.
The smell is a real wow factor. I've had beer that smelled like bread before, but I think this is the strongest I've experienced. It literally smells like liquid bread -- dark rye bread, like maybe a pumpernickel. Also has an earthiness to the aroma.
The taste also has bread as the dominant factor. The malts give you some light sweetness (plus the label says that sugar has been added). The rye malts give a great taste of dark bread. No bitterness or other hop taste, as would be expected.
The kvass had a body between low and medium. Carbonation was almost non-existent. The finish is lightly sweet and bready.
This is a very unique style of drink. The first time I tried Kvass was while visiting Kyiv, Ukraine and I really disliked it. I think now that my palate has become accustomed to a wide variety of different beers, I can appreciate this for what it is. While I don't see myself reaching for a kvass very often at the store, I did enjoy this and would have more in the future.
Serving type: bottle
04-16-2011 22:01:19 | More by sommersb
3.95/5 rDev +16.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Kvas Taras is the first commercial kvas that I've tasted which actually reminds me of the kvas brought back to me from the Ukraine in the mid 90's.
It pours a dark chestnut brown body beneath a short head of white foam that fades almost immediately. Tiny spots of lace are left behind on the glass.
The nose is bready and fruity, displaying distinctly caramelish notes and dull dark-skinned fruity. It's almost like a dark "old ale".
The fruitiness suggested in the nose really opens up in the flavor, and it's just slightly tart with lots of red grapes before the maltiness reveals its soft caramel and light rye character. It's bright and fresh with lots of raisin and darkish malt. Surprisingly, theres not a lot of sticky malt left in the finish, and once the fruitiness has faded there's a light touch of carraway left behind. This is what I've been missing! Most of the other commercial versions I've tasted have been dumbed-down and tasted more like flat cola beverages; all of which lacked a little bit of authentic "funk". They're pretty much the same from the first sip through the finish, but this has a bit of complexity to it.
Tasty, flavorful, and refreshingly fruity, Kvas Taras is unique and interesting!
Serving type: bottle
03-28-2011 15:14:07 | More by NeroFiddled
2.75/5 rDev -18.9%
look: 2.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Served in a Dogfish Head shaped pint glass.
The Kvass Kick is back in gear and headed back into Ukraine! And to think I agreed with the assessment that Ukraine was weak... Anyway, this thing pours a clear russet-garnet with a sad excuse for a dirty white head. The nose comprises rye bread, wheat, sourdough, white bread (yeah, I said it...this is really bready, folks!), wet cardboard, and fennel. It's nice to have an actually bready-smelling kvass, but it goes too far with the idea and adds some slightly unsavory notes to boot. Hrm. The taste hols notes of fennel, rye bread, raisins, red grapes (the small ones that end up being slightly sour when you bite into them, evoking a subdued wince and a strong sense of disappointment), and old, flat root beer. The body is a rather light medium, with a lightly fizzy carbonation and a slightly watery, slightly syrupy feel. Overall, I was decidedly underwhelmed with this kvass, especially with its slightly oddball flavoring. I mean, I expect a mild sourness, but not one that leans toward the fruity side of taste. Right? Right.
Serving type: bottle
01-18-2011 07:12:40 | More by TMoney2591
Kvas Taras from Slavutych Brewery
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3 tablespoons shortening
1 cup white sugar
1 egg
1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
3/4 cup milk
1 1/2 cups blueberries
1/2 cup pasteurized egg
2/3 cup butter, softened
2 cups confectioners' sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
We all loved this recipe. Since I have never seen pasteurized egg in the grocery store, I mixed 2 eggs with 1/2 cup of the icing sugar and cooked it over the stove until very hot, then added it to the other hard sauce ingredients. It all turned out great - definitely a keeper!
The pudding (cake) is superb and would rate 5 stars but the icing or hard sauce could do better without the eggs. In any event the sauce is not as good as traditional hard sauce and I give it 3 stars.
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I was expecting more of a pudding than a cake but, it was a very moist good tasting cake. The hard sauce was more like frosting and too sweet. Good, but didn't meet my expectations.
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Love it or hate it, the Affordable Care Act is the law of the land. Passing a law is one thing, however.
Putting it into effect is another.
That's where the Obama administration is taking heat. But not from the law's usual opponents.
In sharply questioning how the administration is handling implementation of the law designed to expand health care coverage to millions of Americans, Montana Sen. Max Baucus said flatly: "I just see a huge train wreck coming down."
Why is this significant?
Baucus is a Democrat. Baucus voted for the law. Indeed, Baucus was one of its leading authors.
During a budget hearing this week, Baucus challenged Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius over the law's rollout and the widespread public confusion about it.
Baucus joined others on Capitol Hill, including Democrats, in raising concerns that include:
>> Health insurance exchanges. These "marketplaces" are supposed to be created so that individuals and small businesses can shop for health insurance policies. Baucus said he is "very concerned" that these exchanges will not open on schedule. The senator's concerns are echoed by some health industry executives, who have said they don't believe the marketplaces — to be operated by the federal government and/or the states — will be ready on time.
>> Public confusion. The open enrollment period is to begin Oct. 1, but Baucus said he's worried that this critical piece of the law will fail because people lack basic information. Baucus said people need to know how the exchanges will work and how to enroll, but, "The administration's public information campaign on the benefits of the Affordable Care Act deserves a failing grade."
He also said many small-business owners "have no idea what to expect," and he wondered how federal officials are gauging public understanding of the law. "You need data," he told Sebelius. "Do you have any data? You've never given me data."
>> Delay. Another Democrat, Sen. Mary Landrieu of Louisiana, has criticized a one-year delay in a key program to help small businesses. That program would have allowed smaller employers in most states to choose from multiple policies. But in many states, only one plan will be available until 2015. That delay, Landrieu told the New York Times, will "prolong and exacerbate health care costs that are crippling 29 million small businesses."
>> Unexpected costs. HHS said in budget documents that it expects to spend $4.4 billion by year's end on grants to help states set up insurance exchanges. That's more than twice its cost estimate of $2 billion from last year.
Responding to Baucus, Sebelius said Republicans in Congress had blocked some of the funding needed and that she has had to shift other HHS funds. She also pledged that, "We are on track to fully implement marketplaces in January 2014 and to be open for open enrollment."
This law has been controversial and complicated since it first was proposed.
One indication of that is how many more states than expected declined to establish their own insurance exchanges, opting instead to let the federal government handle it. And two months ago, the Congressional Budget Office estimated the health care law will cost taxpayers about $1.3 trillion over the next 10 years.
It has been more than three years since the law was enacted by Congress. To continue to have this level of confusion is troubling.
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Summary It's hard not to love a company that has an absolutely perfect product already, and they still find a way to make it even better. That's exactly what Bose has done with their Soundlink Bluetooth Speaker II.
I have the original Bose Soundlink Bluetooth Mobile Speaker, which was introduced last year. It has the best sound of any portable wireless speaker, and I know because I listened to a lot of them before I chose this one. I honestly couldn't see how they could have improved the sound quality any. It has a richness of tones that other portible speakers can't compete with.
I am a musician and singer and like to think that I have a good ear when it comes to sound quality. So it is with unreserved enthusiasm that I say that they took already amazing sound and tone and actually made it even better. How did they do it? The Bose engineers explain it this way, in their press release:
"Bose engineers integrated new neodymium transducers and an updated digital signal processing algorithm into the acoustics package. Combined with the company's patented dual-opposing passive radiators, the SoundLink Mobile speaker II reproduces deeper low notes, and more definition and clarity across mid- and high-frequencies."
All this high tech improvement was done to keep the signature Bose sound that is described as lifelike and natural. I would have to agree with that. While other compact wireless speakers have a tinny, harsh quality and lack depth of bass and clarity of midtones, the Bose Soundlink has a smooth classy bass that is rounded instead of booming. The mid notes are defined and clear, and the treble is soft and clear without being grating. When I think of the treble on some of the wireless speakers I listened to I wince. Treble is a great thing to have in a speaker but it can get awfully shrill in very small speakers if the quality isn't there. To me, Bose gets it right on all fronts with this speaker.
So what have I noticed with this new Soundlink that is different? While I love the last version of the Soundlink since it blows away any competitors' offerings, I notice that the bass is more realistic in this new version. The bass in the last version was impressive, but it was definitely not natural. It was mellow and rich but on some of the jazz I love, it would sometimes overpower the rest of the music. It wasn't quite as balanced as it could have been.
Now, the bass, treble and everything in the mid ranges are exceptially well balanced. While the bass has an even richer more hushed sound, the treble has been brought out a lot. It sounds as if you are listening to a well mixed live group of musicians. The bass is there when it should be and in the background when it should be. There is a remarkable crispness in the upper frequencies and clarity in the mid tones.
The cover on the new Soundlink folds in the middle to make a smaller footprint as a stand under the speaker, unlike last years version.
This has a remarkably small size for such room filling sound. It's a simple, classy design, which has been extensively drop tested for durability. It has also been tested for dirt and fog resistance. This speaker was built to be taken outside. I've taken it to the beach, where it's been impervious to sand. It will also be nice for camping trips and times when I rent a boat without a sound system.
While I still love the sound of last year's Soundlink, this new version has more definiton and sounds even better. They took a perfect speaker and somehow managed to improve it. I loved last years version and wouldn't have thought it needed improvement but this new version is really incredible. If you have a choice, I say get the new version.
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Cons Bluetooth connectivity is horrendous at least for Mac users. Set up was easy on my macbook pro however within an hour there was connectivity issues. I had to repeatedly remove the device and then add it again for it to connect.
Summary After going to the BOSE website it appears this is a very regular issue for Mac users so be warned for the price I expect it to work not make me work.
"Amazing Sound Quality"
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Cons Battery Life
Summary I initially set out to purchase a Bose SoundDock as I had wanted one for several years and never gotten around to purchasing one. As I began to research current models and reviews online, I discovered the SoundLink II and made the purchase without having seen or heard the product in person. When the unit arrived, I was blown away. My friend (a professional DJ) and I began testing the unit out and it was literally vibrating the room. Even at maximum volume the sound is clear and bass sounds great. If I had one complaint, it would be that the battery life is less than stellar, but otherwise I completely satisfied.
"Great sound from a 7" by 2" speakers"
on by G2068Pros Portable, great sound, room filling, full balanced sound, very good built quality.
Cons None that I can think of.
Summary On my first road trip with them right now. Easy fit in my backpack. Pretty loud in my hotel room.
"Room-filling Sound!"
on by jmcclendon3Pros Excellent range
Very good bass
Received 7hrs+ on battery
Bluetooth and AUXCons Trouble switching between devices when multiple in history are within range
Summary Excellent mobile speaker system. Sound is incredible especially the bass for a speaker of its size. One again a satisfied customer.


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Myplanet Digital emerged in 2009 with a commitment to unifying meaningful user experience design with technical excellence. We're a quickly growing team of over 90 designers, developers, and business types headquartered in Toronto, Canada. We embrace everything digital, but design and build primarily for web, mobile, and tablet form factors.
We believe that building great products for our clients depends fundamentally on an intimate connection and conversation between design and development. As an agile company, we refuse to silo our multidisciplinary team members. Our designers, architects, and developers work right alongside one another in small, self-organizing teams.
We design beautiful user interfaces, conceptualize usable and intuitive interaction systems, and integrate efficient back-end technologies. We work with open platforms: interoperable, flexible, and scalable. In short, systems that integrate nicely. Our choices must always serve the primary goal of creating meaningful user experiences, but in general we work with Drupal, Drupal Commerce, AngularJS, Symfony, and various mobile platforms.
Where some companies focus on intermittent interactive campaigns, we focus on helping organizations with substantial reach and impact—national nonprofits, government departments, educational institutions, and mid- to large enterprises—fundamentally improve their digital presence both for content producers and content consumers.


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Skechers Bobs Starry Skies Toddler & Youth Sneaker
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Item # 248829
She'll look terrific and feel good about helping other kids every time she wears her Bobs Starry Skies Bobs shoes from Skechers.
- Printed fabric upper
- Stretch elastic center panel for easy fit
- Cushioned leather topped comfort insole
- Low profile midsole
- Flexible rubber traction sole
- For each pair of Bobs shoes sold, Skechers donates a pair of shoes to a child in need
- Imported
- Online Exclusive!