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Is Victoria really dead? I am amazed they would kill her off.
Is it possible that Victoria is emily's ,other??
I will NOT watch this show if Victoria is dead!! 'm expecting and really hoping, that since its a soap, that Victoria actually didn't board the plane and only Lydia did; Its about time that woman is dead!!
Or, she knew what was coming and boarded a different plane – faking her death. I wonder who Emily's mom is?
Who is emiy's mother? Do we know any thing about her?
do you guys know what the last word was of the episode? we accidentally talked over it and didnt know what the clincher was!
i dont think she is dead since she is one of the lead character but she is in a witness protection program until the trial start , my opinion, they will make ppl believe she is not alive
She said "Play It" Pertaining to the video nolan paused.
Amanda says something like "Let it play" meaning for Nolan to play the tape.
thank you!!!!
When will the next season start??!
The last word is "play" Emily says "Let it Play" because she wants to know who her mother is.
thank you!!!!!
Does anyone know when the next episode will be on? Can't believe the way they ended this one…was hoping Jack and Emily(Amanda) would get be together!
there's no way the baby is jack's
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@mike, I agree…there's no way the baby is Jack's. I was wondering how they would turn this into another season. A whole new story line is ahead with finding Emily's (Amanda's) mother!
victoria is the mother
This is off subject, but I think Daniel is not really a Grayson. I think the painter is his dad. Victoria would never have a child out of a convenient marriage. She was probably pregnant when she married conrad.
either way, victoria being the mother would make daniel a half brother of amanda/emily, which could make things interesting if she were ever pregnant with daniel's child through unknown incest
I think Victoria is Emily's mother and Daniel is not Conrad's son, but the painter's son. I think Emily and Charolette are FULL sisters. I think Victoria got on a different plane or somehow got off of that one, before it took off. The baby is def. not Jack's….could it be the Japanese guy's? Fauxmanda have been working for him all along? Is it possible that Aunt Carol is David Clarke's sister…and therefore, Emily and Nolan are cousin's, or something along those lines? I soooo don't want to wait for next season! Can't it just start tomorrow? LOL! WOW…EPIC TV!!!!! Kudos to the writers, directors, producers, actors and all involved with this amazing show!
how can victoria be emily's mom. she was rude to her growing up and if she went over to david's house you'd think she'd show some kindness during emily's young childhood..or even at the detention center, right ??
Victoria is not the Mother. David Clark had his daughter long before victoria and he met. Her mother is someone totally different.
Daniel could be the painter's son. But Emily is not Victoria's mother. When Amanda Clarke was in town, Victoria didn't care what happened to her. Victoria may be cold and calculating, but she is definitely not someone who would not care for her child.
All I know is that I want Emily and Daniel to be together. I never bought into the whole Jack& Emily thing. They were kids for gosh sakes! And he's all weirdly obsessed with her?? Puhleeeze. Jack is so whiney and needy. I wish they would stop trying to shove Jack and Em down our throats. Daniel and Emily have so much more to work with….come on writers!
I don't think Victoria is Real Amanda's mother. I don't think Jack is the father of Fake Amanda's baby. And I hope Victoria died in the plane explosion (I am so tired of her snooty face), though I doubt that she did. All I know is I love this show and it gets better and better with every new episode. I can't wait for season two!
There's more evil people than the Graysons… Season Two will dig deeper into that. And the search for the Real Amanda's mother.
I doubt Charlotte is dead. She'll get her stomach pumped and then whine some more about Declan.
As for Victoria, I think she's one dimensional. "Here I am being a bitch." "Here I am thinking I'm better than everyone. At everything." "Here I am screwing my painter bf." "Here I am screaming at my husband." Over and over. She doesn't seem to have much else in her bag of tricks. And, what a hypocrite she is. She's had affairs yet freaks when her husband was with her bff. Please. She needs to remember "Chicks before dicks." Guys honor the "Bros before hos" pledge.
I loved how Nolan told the Real Amanda to wait until he got there before she gets "revenge-y." LOL. That dude has her back. Unlike the girl with the British accent that told Daniel about Jack and "Emily's" kiss and now has helped him fall off the wagon.
I doubt Victoria is dead. She's too big of a character to kill off, and like other commenters have noted, I think the big payoff of the show is the moment when Victoria finds out who Emily really is.
Sadly, I cannot say the same for Charlotte. This is unfortunate, as it would have been nice to see the scene where she learns that Emily is her sister, but ultimately unnecessary of the plot.
I wouldn't be surprised if it turns out Nolan and Emily are related.
Victoria is not dead, she got off the plane at the last minute, but she will let everyone think she is to stay safe while she plots her next move. So we will start the season thinking she really is dead but she will pop up somewhere along the line.
Charlotte will be in a coma, then at some point when "Em" visits her in the hospital she will reveal they are 1/2 sisters and Charlotte will hear that and then we go down that rabbit hole.
Victoria is NOT "Emily's" mother, she came on the scene way after, the mother will be some serious plot twist, but I don't see the leader of a terrorist group…something else.
Nolan, I sure love that guy, of course he made a copy of the tape, it's Nolan! Best line of the night and maybe of the series so far…."Don't do anything Reveng-y until I get there" he is such a hoot! Can't wait for fall, fabulous finale!
I agree that Victoria can't be dead. I like the witness protection idea – She would have known how many people would be out to get her if she testified.
I thought real Amanda's mom had been sick for a long time before she "died". So was David Clarke in on the cover up of his wife's "death" or was he a complete sucker about that, too? He seemed to have trusted all the wrong people!
I really hope that Jack is not the father of fauxmanda's baby. She looks very pregnant – and she was a stripper (hooker?) before she came to see Emily.
I also think that Jack won't want to be with real Amanda after he knows of her revenge-y exploits. He has too much of an optomistic nature and she has spent years and years plooting some pretty dark stuff.
If Charlotte lives, I sure hope she grows up – not likely.
I was disappointed at how easily Daniel was lead into the Greyson way of thinking. Hopefully he'll reconsider before he does anything too nasty.
I also hope they don't go down the road of "the government was behind the whole thing" keep it in the private sector/1%ers.
I meant PLOTTING – sorry
I don't think that Daniel is the painter's son. If memory serves, during the divorce proceedings Victoria confessed to her lawyer that she told Conrad she was pregnant to get him to marry her, then faked a miscarriage after he put a ring on it. The lawyer found a doctor to fake the medical records "proving" this so Victoria could claim she signed the prenup under duress, which negated it and gave her a nice chunk of change in the divorce. Then when she reconnected with the painter, they talked about how she left him abruptly and he didn't see her for all those years. So I don't think there's any way for the timing to work out that Daniel could be the painter's son. The likelihood is, he is actually Conrad's. Plus now that the writers have gone there with Charlotte's not knowing her true parentage, I doubt they'd hit that well again with Daniel. Which is not to say they won't come up with something new and exciting for him…
At any rate, I loved the finale. I wish they'd given Emily and us just a few seconds longer to savor her victory before they snatched it away–I thought it was hysterical that she wasn't bemoaning the loss of life following the plane crash, no matter who was on it, but the loss of the data–but with all the bombs they so cleverly dropped on us, I can't wait to see where this ride goes next season. And I must add, Nolan cemented his place as my favorite character there at the end with his unfailing support of Emily. "Don't do anything revenge-y" until he gets there, indeed! Great show!!
There's no way Victoria is dead – Madeleine Stowe is amazing on the show and she's already gotten awards interest. Lydia/Amber Valletta, however…
Finale was really good. I liked that some stuff was expected (the plane crash; Charlotte's OD) and some stuff was unexpected (Faux's pregnancy, Em's mom is alive). There's a lot to work with when the show returns in the fall!
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Yesterday, Iran permanently banned Gmail in an attempt to stifle today's protests surrounding the anniversary of the Iranian revolution. Today, scores of videos depicting the melee have found their way onto YouTube, demonstrating the power that social media has to make voices heard against all odds. YouTube is reporting on its blog today that videos of pro-reformers flooding the streets of Iran and battling anti-riot police forces are being uploaded to the web.


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The great piracy bogeyman, ripping out all profit from poor, starved indie game developer's hands!
Except that it doesn't.
Some of the greatest scams in the history of mankind, those claims that "Piracy is killing the X industry!" are not only outright lies, but they also hide horrible truths. Truths such as the fact that companies only say those things to hamper innovation and cripple all forms of competition, all for the sole purpose of artificially mantain monopolies over whole markets, only so they don't have to worry about DOING THEIR OWN JOB of adapting to the needs of the market, otherwise falling into oblivion and perishing.
To do such, those companies rely on a series of horrendous legal means (which shouldn't be legal, by the way), bribery and all sorts of threats, direct attacks and, not that oddly, all sorts of hipocrytical behavior by doing the very same thing they are trying to destroy. Most mature and honorable behavior indeed.
"So, if the anti-piracy industry is wrong, what are we supposed to believe in?"
How about believing that piracy actually boosts sales? That piracy stimulates the creation of new, quality intellectual content? That piracy is an outlet for a incredibly powerful market, that only recently has seen any proper handling?
Honestly, whole industries claim that they actually lose money over each and every time their content is pirated (which is really curious, I might say. Tell me RIAA, is it you then who actually pays for all those servers and power bills out of all the websites I have downloaded MP3s from?), but no one so far seems to have even TRIED to calculate the amount of money all those companies save on advertising, given their content can easily and quickly be discovered, reviewed and thus, get known by so many people (thousands, perhaps even millions of people who haven't heard of those companies before!). Say, a blockbuster torrent like Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, which in a single, particular torrent, has, at the time of writing, 18182 seeds, 25802 leeches and 61570 people who have finished downloading it. Given we can say that by definition every seed has already finished downloading it, we get to the figure of 25802 + 61570 = 87372 people who were reached by this single piece of free advertising (disregarding whether they had heard of the movie before or not, just like traditional advertising).
Those are some powerful numbers, right there. (and I haven't even talked about the friend factor in advertising!)
And this is the point I was getting at: piracy is not an enemy, piracy is a phenomenon that can net me 80+k possibly new users (okay, for someone as obscure as me, if I get two new followers I'll throw a party, but you get the point), ENTIRELY FOR FREE. Given that I barely have money to pay for a decent internet connection, anyone can assume I won't be spending on advertising on the near future.
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Welcome to the Super 8 in Terrell with easy access to Interstate 20 and a short drive to the First Monday Trade Days in Canton. With the adjacent Tanger Factory Outlet Center, major restaurants and historic downtown Terrell, our associates are waiting to accommodate your lodging needs. We provide Free High Speed Internet, microwaves and refrigerators, com...
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Excellent 9.0
The owners and staff were wonderful, with special mention to both Stephanie and Debbie.
I would have liked to have seen the carpet cleaner than it was there are lots of soiled spots and stains.This motel was in a perfect location for us. The pool area was comfortable and very accessible. The the staff were helpful and friendly. Parking lot was well lit and well maintained.
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Enjoy a comfortable stay at our Terrell, Texas hotel. Surrounded by the beautiful land of northeastern Texas and just minutes away from area colleges and businesses, our Terrell, Texas, Holiday Inn Express Hotel and Suites is one of the finest Terrell hotels around. You'll find the headquarters for businesses such as Madix as well as the distribution centers...
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Nice motelGood area and eating places and shopping.
Good 8.0
Huge, very comfortable room. Best pillows ever!
Breakfast- I was there from 7:00-7:20 pancake machine out of batter, juice machine out of juice, cinnamon rolls were covered with a sign, 'ready soon.' Bread choices were white bread for toast or biscuits. Eggs were undercooked. Gravy was good.Seemed to be short-handed on a busy Saturday morning. The breakfast was not stocked and the one young man working it had no sense of urgency. No one was at the front desk. I was there several minutes, gave up and went to breakfast, went back and waited several minutes again, never saw a desk clerk. The room was excellent. Very comfortable bed and I loved the pillows. I slept well, never heard a sound from the hall or other rooms.
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There's never a shortage of things to do near our Best Western Kaufman hotel. Spend the day exploring the Canton Flea Market, or remembering the veterans with a visit to the Vietnam Memorial Wall of Texas. Let the BEST WESTERN La Hacienda Inn be your stay of choice. This Best Western Kaufman hotel is close to the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital, so guest...
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I've stayed at many small town Best Westerns and it has always been a little shabby, or a little bit uncomfortable. When I drove up to Kaufman's I could tell it was an older hotel, yet many renovations going on. Most importantly CLEAN And great service!I dropped my debit card in room. After we checked out, they called us to let us know. We were still in town and able to retrieve it. That's good service!
It was convenient to my reason for coming to Kaufman.
It was noisy. The noise from the street went on all night and the plumbing was occasionally noisy.The hotel was simple but clean. The staff was friendly enough. The breakfast was better the second morning than the first. I would recommend the hotel to someone who had to spend the night in Kaufman, but it certainly was not one you would pick to go as a destination.
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Welcome to BEST WESTERN Country Inn! Enjoy water recreation at its finest near our hotel in Terrell, Texas with Clear Springs Scuba Park and Splash Kingdom Family Waterpark both in the neighborhood. Fishing is a way of life near our Terrell hotel, and many fishermen and women consider us their home away from home. The Tanger® Outlet Center is another popul...
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Location, right on HWY
Towels didnt seem as clean, and they were still damp.Okay for a one night business stay.
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We did not stay there because the doors did not shut well and 2 questionable people approached us in the parking lot. They looked in the back of my car while we were unloading.
We did not stay in the hotel because the doors did not shut well, the room smelled of smoke, and 2 questionable men approached us in the parking lot. they looked in the back of my car while we were unloading and asked about our shopping trip.I would NOT recommend this hotel to anyone. We left the hotel, even though we had paid for it and they wouldn't refund our money, and went to the Holiday Inn Express to stay the night. It was the worst experience I have ever had at a hotel. The hotel is very old and run down. The bathroom door would not shut without a 3 inch gap that you could clearly see through. The man at the front desk was very nice but seemed to realize the problems with the hotel. I don't think I was the first person to complain.
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The La Quinta Inn Terrell was recently named a 2014 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award winner! 100% Non Smoking Hotel The newly renovated La Quinta Inn Terrell hotel offers the comforts and conveniences of home while being just seconds away from trademark shopping attractions and several restaurants. Just 30 miles east of downtown Dallas, La...
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It seemed clean and was a good location
No hot water, alarm was already set from previous guest's visit and woke us up very early
Rooms we're clean & well maintain
Room did not have batties in the smoke detecter Lock on inside of the door would not lock Exhaust fan in the bathroom was not workin
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Just minutes to downtown Dallas, the Seagoville Inn is offers small town charm with big town convenience. Guest will enjoy being near all Dallas has to offer including the Dallas Aquarium, Six Flags over Texas, golfing, shopping, museums, art galleries, and so much more. This Magnuson Hotels affiliate offers free wireless internet and business services
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It was a place to stay. That is all I can say good about it.
The list is too long. It was like a scene from a murder movie. The staff was disinterested, spoke moderate English, and looked at us like we wee the foreigners. The motel was scary.I would take this off your site.
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The Nucor Building Systems in Terrell is a big reason why many guests come to our Forney hotel. The TEEX Engineering School in Mesquite, Orange County Container Group and Marazzi Tile often have students and workers in the region. Whether you're here for leisure or to take care of business, you deserve spacious accommodations and a friendly staff. We're the...
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Good 7.6
The breakfast was nice with hot waffles and fresh fruit. They also had a small store with drinks and snacks for sale.
They had a planned large birthday party with a DJ and band. I was booked directly OVER the party. My room was on the 2nd floor and the party was on the 1st floor. At 10:30 pm, I called to ask about the noise and was told the noise would go until 11pm. It went after 11:00. Then, there was a lot of noise from party-goers in the hall. At 2:30 am, people were yelling and it sounded like the police were in the hall. Not a good experience. I wish they had put me on the other side of the hotel since what I was really paying for was a good night's sleep and they knew in advance about the party. Needless to say, I did not sleep well and had to make a 5 hour drive the next day.
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40 Rooms. Complimentary Continental Breakfast. Free Local Calls. Restaurants Within Walking Distance. Outdoor Pool And Spa. Rooms Renovated In 2003. Easy Access On And Off I-20. Less Than 1/2 Mile From Tanger Outlet Center. Hospital Close by. Friendliest Staff In Town
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will never stay at another one!
Unclean, shady people, breakfast was bogus, bugs and mice droppings in the corners. Just plain gross!!
Good 8.0
Comfortable Beds, pet friendly, well stocked breakfast bar and the individual air controllers in the room. It was around 102 and we were able to set the temperature to very cold to cool down quickly. Excellent staff.
Need more seating in the breakfast area.This hotel was very comfortable. It had comfortable beds, a well stocked breakfast bar and very cold air conditioning with individual room controls. The staff were very nice even with a late check-in and 2 small dogs. There is a small pool but no hot tub. This is not a 5-Star hotel however it was comfortable, clean and met my needs while traveling. A good value for my money.
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Guaranteed southern hospitality awaits you at this Seagoville hotel, which is just a short drive from the excitement of Dallas, TX. The Mesquite Pro Rodeo always attracts travelers from around the country to our Seagoville hotel. However, speed is the real draw to the region. From the Dallas Raceway to the RPM Speedway Race Track, getting the motors running...
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This staff set the bar for courtesy, efficiency and speed.I've seen service like this at upper end hotels! Great job!
Good 7.0
That it had up today tv
It was cleanThe hotel should not offer complaint breakfast because the food was stored in a refrigerator and you had to warm it they we re not prepare
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Free hot breakfast. Interior corridor hotel. Outdoor pool and exercise room. All rooms have flat panel LCD televisions, free high-speed Internet access, hair dryer and iron/ironing board. Easy access to Canton, Texas
Overall Rating - Good - 87 reviews
Good 8.0
Them room was clean and nice looking.
The front desk was often empty.The whirlpool room is really nice, and worth the extra cost.
Excellent 9.0
Very nice room. Clean and comfortable
little hard to locate back off the rosdHotel was nice. Staff very friendly good pricing.
|Good - 19 reviews
Our Super 8 Motel welcomes you to Forney, the Texas' Antique Capital. With easy access to US-80, we are centrally located between Mesquite and Terrell. Enjoy the diversity of the area from the rodeo to outlet mall and antique shopping. Canton Trade Days is a can't miss weekend. Relax in our spacious rooms providing high speed internet access, microwaves...
Overall Rating - Good - 19 reviews
Poor 1.0
Convenient to where I needed to be at the time.
The hotel was run down and smelled. Not someplace I will stay again.This was for convenience to work due to the ice storm that hit the Dallas area I was not impressed with the managements responses to my questions and felt he was not really interested in the comfort of his guest. The room was run down and smelled. I expected more service when I was staying a couple of days and received nothing.
no When I got there they tried to get more money out of me. Finally we got to stay.
|Good - 12 reviews
With a stay at Western Skies Motel, you'll be centrally located in Seagoville and within the region of Mesquite ProRodeo and Resistol Arena. This motel is within the region of Old Brickyard Golf Course and Town East Mall. Make yourself at home in one of the 22 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, a...
Overall Rating - Good - 12 reviews
|Good - 42 reviews
Motel 6 Terrell is conveniently located off I-20 near the Tanger Outlet Mall and Terrell State Hospital. Lake Tawakoni is less than 15 miles away. An outdoor pool and hot tub open May - September. Free Wi-Fi is available in all of our modern rooms
Overall Rating - Good - 42 reviews
Good 8.0
Staff was incredibly friendly
Air conditioner was loudExcellent for a mid travel stay
I liked the low price and the convenient location right off of the interstate.
Very dated room decor. 19 inch picture tube television with limited channels available.
|Good - 20 reviews
Overall Rating - Good - 20 reviews
|OK - 57 reviews
With a stay at Americas Best Value Inn in Terrell, you'll be convenient to Tanger Outlets and No 1 British Flying Training School Museum. This motel is within close proximity of Southwestern Christian College and Terrell Heritage Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 59 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Rooms have private balconies. Co...
Overall Rating - OK - 57 reviews
Location , kind helpful night staff
I have stayed at ABV hotels before and have had great experiences. This experience was horrible. The beds and bathroom were clean but the carpet and behind the furniture was disgusting, only because I was looking for an outlet to charge my phone.As above. The hotel staff that checked us in was very kind and helpful but the day staff were uninterested and didn't care. The beds were very uncomfortable. I got what I paid for I guess , great value terrible choice
Good 8.0
Nice room and great location with respect to interstate and dining and shopping.Will book again through you


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Musician/sound artist Alessandro Bosetti continues to explore the connection between speech and music, with yet another set of speech loop recordings. On Royals, like on his previous discs--Her Name (Crouton, 2007) and Exposé (Die Schachtel, 2007)--he orchestrates the tone, pitch and cadence of a speaker, talking or reading text. Much like pianist Jason Moran or drummer Dan Weiss' experiments with the articulation of telephone calls or movie scenes, Bosetti begins each of the three tracks with spoken language. Gloriously Repeating" starts simply enough, with the orchestrated lines repeated. As the track builds, the words begin to mean less ...read more
Music is a language. Sure, but there is also the music of spoken language. Both communicate. But beneath each, at perhaps the cellular (or bit rate) level, there is an entire universe of activity that goes unnoticed by people in conversation or during music listening.Composer, artist and musician Alessandro Bosetti, born in Milan, has been investigating this subterranean crossroads of speech and sound lately. His last project Her Name (Crouton Music, 2007), is an orchestration of found voices recontexualized as sound communication instead of language.
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Multi-instrumentalist Alessandro Bosetti's latest recording might be better-covered in the books section, because he is definitely a story teller. Her Name is presented more as a series of short stories than an improvisation.
The saxophonist, who has gained deserved attention on two Potlatch releases Places dans l'air (2003) and Phosphor (2001), moves away from his horn and into his computer. He sampled different conversations in his world travels and these field recordings were transcribed and orchestrated for performance. Much like pianist Jason Moran's answering machine based improvisations, Bosetti takes the tone and pace of spoken and sung words ...read more
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United States
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Good Deal
May 30, 2014
God deal. Fair price.Great customer service .Fast shipping. I am a repeat customer.
Ashland Ohio
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great machine,
May 29, 2014
My Plasma cutter show up in two days and was ready to use . Great machine, Great price, Great service.
Albuquerque, NM
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Nice machine nice price
April 26, 2014
I was right in the middle of a build when my 60 amp versa cut crapped out. So I went down to my local AirGas to price a new one out. I looked at some millers and hypertherms then I saw the cutmaster. So we started talking price and availability. They were all pretty close in price but the thing that really killed it was the 7-10 day lag time to get one. So I walked out and got on the internet and figured I'd do some more research before I really committed myself. I came across cyberweld and saw the same cut master machine for $800 cheaper plus free shipping. This is a smoking deal but it gets better. I ordered this machine late Thursday evening and it was at my doorstep Saturday 12 noon. Freakin Awesome!!! This machine went right from the doorstep to the cutting table what a beast of a machine.
Cons:Haven't found any yet
South East
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Good Machine
April 3, 2014
My first plasma cutter and it does everything I need. It is self explanatory when something is not working it tells you too little air or too much air or no power. Only Down fall was day one I was using it and look down and there is a hole in the hose, however I contacted customer service and 2 days later they had it replaced and everything was back on track.
Pros:Customer service Quality Machine
Cons:maybe too light of a wall on the hose
John L
Marksville La.
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
the cutmaster 52 is a good machine and works great
March 28, 2014
The cutmaster 52 is a good machine and works great, I just wish it came with a stand too, to mount on the cup
Carrizo Springs, Tx.
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great machine
March 26, 2014
After doing some searching around the Thermal Dynamics Cutmaster 52 Plasma was obviously the best choice for me. Easy to set up, also used the Miller In-line Air Filter Kit to protect it from moisture and debri. Have it hooked up to my 26 gallon air compressor and it works great. I do a lot of aluminum cutting and this plasma does the job. I've cut up to 3/8 aluminum quickly and easily with no problems. Great machine for the price i paid!!
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
A Great Machine
March 24, 2014
The machine works very well. There is a bit of a learning curve because I've never run this type of machine. Now I've got to figure out what to do with the Oxy-Acetylene stuff. Maybe I can use the torch for a tent stake or something.
Cons:The DVD that came with it didn't run - big deal. Could have included the consumables for drag tip cutting.
Gig Harbor, Washington
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
March 20, 2014
What an AMAZING machine!! Easy to setup and use. Sliced thru 3/8 flat bar like a hot knife. Pierced it and cut with out a big explosion of molten metal like a torch would do, and without the long heat up time from a torch. Once you learn the speed that you need to cut the thickness of metal, you will have a cut so clean you'll almost swear it was cut with a hot knife with so very little clean up if any really needs to be done. Spend the little extra money and buy this machine, unless you really need it's big brother.
sa angelo, texas
5 Stars
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February 23, 2014
Awesome product delevered as adversised.
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5 Stars
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5 Stars
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Good machine @ good price
January 8, 2014
Got it on sale for $1400. This is my first plasma machine so far I am very happy with it.
Pete N
chester,ca 96020
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
machine works great
December 2, 2013
the plasma was shipped quickly and packed very well. great price for a great machine
Clayton, NC
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Fast Delivery and Great Price!
November 21, 2013
Excellent product and works as advertised! Very fast shipping.
central lake, mich
1 Stars
how may I rate something that I have yet to recieve ? very slow on shipping
September 5, 2013
no machine after 2 weeks, still not in stock,not a happy camper with this transaction
Merchant Response:Legitimate complaint. We're very sorry for the delay. The manufacturer had an unexpected component shortage and was unable to manufacture this item for a couple of weeks. Problem should be solved now.
Chatham Ma.
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
great unit
August 15, 2013
Good fast delivery,packed well,everything in the box. This plasma cutter does everything that I need to do and more. Would recommend to my friends.
Michael Latta
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Works Great
July 15, 2013
It was ordered and received in great time and preformed above what was expected wonderful experience
Detroit, MI
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Cutmaster 52
May 31, 2013
I replaced a 10 year old 40 amp import that had served me well, however I now have need for more capacity and to be able to connect to a CNC table. After much research I settled for the Cutmaster 52. It arrived in excellent condition was easy to set up. The only issue I had was with the voltage switch on the back of the machine. Other than the schematic or in the troubleshooting section they do not tell you to check this switch. I found it when I powered up the machine and I got an error, so once I flipped the switch everything was fine. Performance of the machine is as expected. 5/8 inch material is excellent and 1 inch is very good. Have not used it that much but so far it has meet or exceeded my expectations. Expendables are competitively priced and appear to be very durable. I would recommend this unit to anyone who wants a quality unit with very good power at a very low price.
Cons:lack of coverage of the high low voltage switch in the manual
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
worth the price
May 4, 2013
Delivery prompt and I ordered it with 50ft torch as cost of adding extensions much higher. have used it daily in my shop and so far works perfect. long torch allows us to keep unit in a wheeled protective cart while cutting on the roofs and interiors of large horse trailers or structural jobs
Pros:small and powerful easy to set up and use
Cons:consumables are a bit pricey hope the added filter dryer helps them last
Don Jackson
Marinette, WI
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Nice Plasma Cutter
December 18, 2012
I bought this unit with many of the extras. The air filter/drier being one of them. This is very important for any kind of life of the consumables. They should provide vasoline though for easing the pain involved for the cost. Should be around 10 bucks for what you get. The other thing I bought were the parts for gouging. I like this option. I needed to repair a bucket for a medium size tractor. The bottom edge was badly cracked and broken in two places. I used an angle grinder to open one up before welding, made a dusty mess. The second I got smarter and actually used the gouging option on the plasma cutter. Much less mess, much faster, much less dust up my nose. I seriously thought about buying one of those all in one plasma cutters (built in compressor) thinking I wouldn't need anything bigger. I am very glad I spent the money to get a real tool.
Pros:1/2" material, 100% duty cycle.
Cons:over priced optional but needed extras.
Tim Dannels
Amarillo, TX
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Very Satisfied
November 26, 2012
Very positive experience. Great product, great quality, great price...with great service and delivery. Fast response to customer service inquiries. Smooth and easy ordering process. I ordered on-line...the site is organized, informative and user-friendly. Very happy with the entire experience...will definitely do business here again and highly recommend.
Pros:Quality, performance and price. Built well and performs nicely. Very competitive price.
Cary, NC
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great Time Saver
October 19, 2012
Unpacked it, attached the recommended inline air filter (very expensive for what it is) and started cutting. My only issue is described in the Pros and Cons.
Pros:I was worried that my air compressor wouldn't be able to keep up with the plasma cutters demand after hearing of problems others had with their machines (not Thermal Dynamics). My 2 hp. twin cylinder pump with a 25 gallon tank has had no problem supplying enough air.
Cons:Manual/Documentation should explicitly state that the machine is prewired for 220 volts single phase. The pig tale has a 220 volt plug but the machine has a high/low setting on the back for the voltage. I couldn't find any information on what it was supposed to be set to.
Hesperia, California
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great Machine
October 8, 2012
this is a really nice machine with a lot of features, one of which is that it's cnc ready, minus the torch that attaches to the cnc, it cuts like a hot knife through butter, very fast. I love this machine and very happy with this purchase.
Southern California
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Worked great for 3 years.
September 25, 2012
Bought one in 2010. Great tool but one month out of warrentee, stopped working and required a $800.00 repair.
Pros:likes everything about it for three years
Cons:Needed an $800.00 repair one month out of warrentee.
Ontario Canada
2 Stars
cutmaster 52? keep looking
June 23, 2012
worked great the first 5 times it was used, has now died and having a hell of a time getting troubleshooting help from thermal dynamics, for starters their web access to guides crashes any computer I try to download with.Of course if I ship it to them with an blank cheque they will be glad to assist.
Pros:when it worked it worked great
Cons:when it didnt I was left standing alone
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Thermal Dynamics Cutmaster 52
April 29, 2012
Excellent cutting quality
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
cutmaster 52
April 6, 2012
very happy so far, cuts 1/4'' realy slick and fast ,turn up on 60 & cuts 1'' plate very good.
Galen B
Redwood Valley,Ca
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Thermal Dynamics
March 10, 2012
This is by far the best plasma cutter on the market. This is the 2nd Thermal Dynamics Plasma I have owned and it is one of the best I have ever used. I work for a winery and we have a Miller there that has the capabilities of 1/4" plate but does not compare to my Thermal Dynamics. Will not own another type of plasma.
Pros:Light weight Easy to setup thickness capabilities
Albuquerque, NM
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Thermal Dynamics Cutmaster 52
March 6, 2012
Very good plasma cutter. And I'm very pleased with it. This replaces a smaller Miller unit that shorted something on the circuit board. The Thermal Dynamics warranty is better than Miller and I think its a better product. I've cut 1/8" and 1/4" steel with no problems at all. VERY fast cut rates and surface penetrating cuts on 1/4" are no problems at all. I use a 5 hp gasoline-driven air compressor and it keeps up with the air demand with no problems at all. I am running the plasma cutter off the 230 volt single phase outlet on my Thermal Dynamics engine-driven welder with good success but I will try switching the cutter over to 460 volt 3 phase which is a very nice option.
Pros:Great performance, very high cutting speeds, great surface penetrating cuts, reasonable to low air consumption
Cons:Price, but its still a great unit for the money


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According to a press release by Fox Sports, the next episode of the popular DRIVEN documentary series, which often features current and former Atlanta Braves players, will feature the story of Craig Kimbrel this coming Friday, June 27, 2014 on Fox Sports South, adding new meaning to the popular phrase, Release The Kimbrel.
Craig Kimbrel – The Closer
The title of the DRIVEN episode featuring Kimbrel will be "Craig Kimbrel – The Closer", and will debut Friday at 9:30 PM CST, and will be televised at the close of the game that evening where the Braves will be taking on the Philadelphia Phillies.
As you may know, Craig Kimbrel is from right near where I live in Hunstville, Alabama, and according to the Fox Sports Release, the DRIVEN episode is going to take a look at his childhood in Huntsville, visit some of the ballparks he played at as a kid, and take a close look at his how Kimbrel prepares for his performances in the offseason. The episode will also feature interviews with Kimbrel's wife, his parents Mike and Sandy, and his brothers Matt and Alan.
The Atlanta Braves drafted Kimbrel out of Wallace State in Alabama after just one season there, taking him in the 33rd round. Kimbrel decided to go back to college though for his sophomore year. The Atlanta Braves drafted him again the following year, but that time in the 3rd round. If you'd like to find out more about Craig Kiimbrel, take a moment to visit his personal website, CraigKimbrel.com. His Biography page from his website adds the following about Kimbrel:
In Craig's first year with the Braves organization he flew through 3 levels from rookie ball to high A. In Craig's second year with the club he went through 4 levels all the way up to AAA. On May 5, 2010 the Atlanta Braves called up Craig. Craig made his major league debut on May 7, 2010 against the formidable line-up of the Philadelphia Phillies and recorded 2 K's.
Craig thrives pitching in those pressure filled environments. He cites coming in and getting the team out of a no out bases loaded jam against the Royals as one of his highlights so far. He also felt a big moment came in the playoffs against the Giants when he pitched 2 scoreless innings and the Braves came back and won the game.
DRIVEN – Craig Kimbrel: The Closer Promo
Check out the video promo, courtesy of YouTube that details some of what you can expect from this wonderful, and highly anticipated episode of DRIVEN.
Fox Sports South – Broadcast Schedule
If you cannot catch the debut of the DRIVEN episode about Killa Craig! on Friday, as always there will be multiple opportunities to catch an airing of The Closer. Check out the full schedule of airings below, and enjoy the show.
- June 27 — 9:30 p.m.
- June 28 — 5 p.m.
- July 6 — 11 a.m.
- July 12 — 7 p.m.
- July 17 — 9 p.m.
- July 21 — 5 p.m.
- July 24 — 9 p.m.
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kiss more, jump more, abandon a project, read Samuel Johnson, and my other experiments in the practice of everyday life
September: possessions : find a true simplicity
October: marriage : prove my love
November: parenthood : pay attention
December: interior design : renovate myself
January: time : cram my day with what I love
February: body : experience the experience
March: family : hold more tightly
April: neighborhood : embrace here
May: now : remember now
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I assumed that this book would be filled with actual advice for making oneself happier in the home. Instead, it was a bunch of random thoughts and quirky, off-the-mark anecdotes. While it did motivate me to purge my home of things I didn't need, and to get my office more organized, overall it just frustrated me. Most of her stories are about attempting to sit and write about happiness while being distracted by her children and ignoring her husband. This book is practically a blog.
Gretchen is very honest and down to earth...just like normal people. Her book was very helpful and enlightening. It motivated me to get organized and clean out a lot of unwanted clutter. I just needed a push.
"...It's that "happier" that is the key. Because Rubin is already happy at home. She has a supportive husband, two lovely daughters, a very good job, no money problems, is more than passably good looking and appears to be in robust good health. Some of you nay-sayers out there will already be thinking: 'V for Vomit – she is altogether too perfect for my poor tattered little life'..." Read more about "Happier at Home" in our blog post http://cclblog.wordpress.com/2013/01/25/happier-at-home/
Gretchen Rubin and I are definitely kindred spirits. I am a homebody, embrace my neighborhood, and regularly enjoy the cosy comfort of my home. I finally have a home environment that I looked forward to returning to everyday. In Happier at Home, I found many resolutions that I could add to my own life to increase my enjoyment in my home.
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Stepping out onto the pitch to play for Hull City's first
team at just 16-years-old was a dream come true for local boy
Liam Cooper.
The former Malet Lambert School pupil, from east Hull, made
his debut for the Tigers against Swansea City in the Carling
The youngster, a regular in the under-18s youth side, was
spotted by City scouts while playing Sunday league football at
the age of 11.
He said: "Football has always been my passion. I've played
since the age of seven and supported City since I was about
"I was a bit nervous at first, but once I got out there
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life. I can't take it in, it is the type of thing you dream
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to a 2-1 defeat.
Liam's younger brother may well be following in his
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Due to incorrect information in the warrant, the story published last week "Two arrested in liquor store robbery" was incorrectly named Cody R. Baker as the individual holding the gun during the armed robbery.
Because of the weather, the City of Lawrenceburg has canceled its Summer Movie Series showing of 'The Nut Job,' which was scheduled for Friday night on the Lawrenceburg Green.
The newly appointed Anderson County Tourism Commission unanimously decided to set up a booth at the Kentucky State Fair on Thursday of last week.
They commission expects to spend around $3,350 for the state fair booth from August 14-28. The cost breaks down as $2,000 for booth rental, $150 for electricity at the booth, around $200 for extra tickets for volunteers and at least $1,000 for promotional handouts and brochures.
The meeting also cast doubt on the possibility of a joint city and county tourism commission becoming a reality at present time.
Two men were arrested Sunday in connection to Go Big Blue Liquor armed robbery Thursday night.
Cody R. Baker, 20, of 1060 River Road in Lawrenceburg, and Dathen K. Spaulding, 21, of 1013 Northwood Loop in Lawrenceburg, were both charged with first degree robbery for allegedly robbing the Go Big Blue Liquor, located at 1260 Fox Creek Road, around 10 p.m. Thursday.
When Donald Keeling lost his rental home in an electrical fire, he wasn't thinking about seeking out the American Red Cross, but they sought him out.
Keeling lived at a rental property on Fairview Road for 14 years. He was cooking breakfast on the morning of July 1 when he smelled something burning. He checked and saw his living room was ablaze. He attempted to put water on the fire, but quickly realized it was beyond his control and he had to get out.
The journey started with only a tiny bit of fanfare in Anderson County. If the dream comes true, it will make it all the way to Nashville.
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"My first performance was at Western School," Rayna Warford says with a big smile. "I was five years old and it was a talent contest. I was the youngest contestant there, but I won."
A Fairview Christian Church project of more than two years to honor deceased veterans recently came to fruition.
Wayne Darnell, a Fairview Christian Church member, places flags on all of the veterans' graves at the church's cemetery.
He looked at the dates on the graves and noticed there were several veterans with no mention of their military service.
Darnell got the church behind his mission to make sure every veteran was honored for his or her service.
The Anderson County Fire Department responded to a structural fire in the 1700 block of Fairview Road around 8:45 a.m. Tuesday of last week.
The fire caused extensive damage to the structure and all of the occupant Don Keeling's belongings. Several Anderson County firefighters were checked by EMS for dehydration and heat exhaustion. None of the firefighters required transport to the hospital.
Kim Brown is not one to look a gift horse in the mouth.
A couple of years ago, the 57-year-old diabetic was between a rock and a hard place. She needed frequent blood tests to get medication but couldn't afford the tests that cost around $1,500 per month.
Her health had deteriorated to the point that she was in constant pain.
While reading The Anderson News one day, she found information about what would become her salvation - the Anderson County Community Medical Clinic, a free service to qualifying patients.
Jeff Waldridge, paranormal investigator and owner of the Lawrenceburg Ghost Walk, says benevolent spirits attached to the house, possibly even Thomas B. Ripy himself, haunts the Ripya mansion.
Waldridge, a lifelong Lawrenceburg resident, has been working on the Lawrenceburg Ghost Walk for about 3 years, compiling research through microfilm at the Anderson Public Library, Kentucky Historical Society documents and The Anderson News clippings from the 1900s.
The end product fuses history with the paranormal to give tourists a memorable experience.
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Monday, March 2, 2009
A $5 bag of beads doesn't look like much until you let it spill open and start running your fingers through the plastic jewels. Then there's more than you thought, enough for all sorts of combinations and projects, enough to fill a whole afternoon.
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- Anamaria (bookstogether) said...
My first blog was called Beading, inspired by those plastic jewels. And it's such a nice metaphor for what we do, too. Thanks!
- March 3, 2009 at 10:38 AM
- Dim Sum, Bagels, and Crawfish said...
Lots of fun. What do you use for stringing them? I keep meaning to pick up some of these and this is good motivation to do it sooner rather than later...we're all sick with colds and a little beading might help with the cabin fever!
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I am looking for a solution to my users so they can
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Following back-to-back historically bad losses, it is evident that things may have to give sooner rather than later on the 76ers front. We are still nine days away from the NBA's trade deadline, but given how poorly the Sixers have played on their current seven-game losing streak, the Sixers may not have time to wait until the trade deadline to begin selling players. If the team realistically wants to look at moving Evan Turner, Thaddeus Young, and Spencer Hawes before the deadline, then they need to begin to get progress with teams that have likely already show interest in one of the three, to the point where terms of a potential trade are actually being discussed.
Per Zach Lowe of Grantland, the Charlotte Bobcats appear to be the team most interested in the services of Turner.
The Bobcats are absolutely serious about pursuing Turner, per several league sources, and the Sixers could take on Ben Gordon's expiring contract along with one of Charlotte's extra first-rounders (likely the 2014 pick Portland owes it) if that closes the deal.
Lowe also believes that the Sixers are in a good situation to sell, because they have more than ten million available in cap space, which could help them to aid a team like the Bobcats in paying for Turner for the rest of the year. If the teams decide not to go that route, then they Sixers also have cap space to take back a guy like Ben Gordon for the remainder of the season.
Last Friday, Sam Amick of USA Today suggested that not only the Bobcats were interested in Turner, but the San Antonio Spurs as well.
And in the final episode of Fear Factor, we have the case of Evan Turner (another Falk client). The fourth-year swingman is having a very productive season, averaging 17.8 points, 6.0 rebounds and 3.8 assists per game. But the price for that production in his forthcoming restricted free agency (if he's extended the qualifying offer) is likely too rich for the 76ers' blood, meaning they'd rather net a first-round draft pick in return for him and continue their rebuilding efforts with a more salary-cap friendly situation. One rival executive mentioned the San Antonio Spurs and Charlotte Bobcats as possible destinations via trade, though both teams could also wait until the offseason to see if they could simply sign him then.
Turner appears to be one of the most coveted players available at the trade deadline, and given his 17.4 points per-game, mixed with the six rebounds and nearly four assists he is averaging, it isn't hard to see why.
In the end, the Sixers may get a higher return from a team like the Spurs, who stand a better chance of resigning Turner to a long-term deal than a team like the Bobcats, both because of the market they are in and the fact that the Spurs are a much more formidable team to play the prime of your career with than the Bobcats.


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-Susanne Charlesworth is a member of SUDS – Sustainable Drainage Applied Research Group, Coventry University. The opinions expressed are her own.-
The scenes of flooding in Cumbria are a shocking illustration of how Britain's ageing drainage infrastructure is failing.
The function of the majority of drainage structures is to remove water from inhabited areas as soon as possible via so-called receiving watercourses as conduits to carry excess water away. Unfortunately, cities and towns have grown beyond capacity, back-up floodplains are built upon, and water overflow has nowhere to go.
Householders are shown on television blaming the government and demanding that something must be done to prevent flooding.
In my opinion, part of the solution lies in sustainable drainage, which mimics nature by encouraging filtration via permeable and vegetated surfaces and detention via ponds, wetlands and slowly flowing water.


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Number of runs » 9
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Why try it » Not many people competing for steep lines, tree skiing
The ride » The best way to reach Motherlode from the Park City Mountain Resort base is to take the Crescent chairlift, get off, then hitch a ride on the Bonanza high-speed, sixpack chair. From there, take Parley's Park run down the ridge, breaking off to your left wherever it looks appealing and ride down to Motherlode. Its terrain, along with that off of Thaynes lift, is among the mountain's most underused.
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Glory Hole » One of the resort's designated "Signature Runs," Glory Hole is long, straight and steep, making it ideal for non-stops when groomed .
Parley's Park » An easier way down, it also leads to TNT, the longest of PCMR's five "Adventure Alleys," which gently winds through the woods.
Motherlode Meadows » For real tree skiing, the place for funseekers to go is the forest between Mikey's and Fools Gold. It's hard to beat on a powder day.
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Dinner Meeting
Registration/Social 5:30 pm
Dinner Program from 6:30 - 8:00 pm
Guest Speaker:
Rob Tyrrell, CiscoRob currently works for Cisco Systems as a Systems Engineer supporting commercial and public sector customers in the Carolinas. Rob specializes in Data Center architectures.
Previous to his work at Cisco, Rob worked for Citigroup as a Senior Network Engineer where he was responsible for the design, installation, and support of a specialized low latency network that supported High-Frequency Trading (HFT) applications. Before Citigroup, Rob worked for Presidio doing design, pre-sales, and implementation engineering support. Rob's other experience includes work at SRC supporting SPAWAR locally, Jones Day Law Firm, and AT&T as a network engineer.
Rob served 10 years in the Army National Guard and completed one deployment in Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom III in 2005. His role was a Communications-Electronics officer supporting connectivity for a combat engineer battalion in Baghdad, Iraq.
Rob is a graduate of Indiana University and has a Bachelor of General Studies with a business concentration. He has made Charleston home for the last 8 years. Rob and his wife, Michelle, have four children including one set of twins!
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