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|I know this has been discussed many times. So many times that it is difficult to follow all of the threads so here it is again.
I have a great vacuum. A 1970's Panasonic. It doesn't look pretty, the cord is always a tangled mess that has to be untangled before every use and the clips to wrap it up are long gone but it does suction-wise its job very well. I hate to get anything else because I don't want to be disappointed with something new that doesn't work as well. But...its belts keep breaking and we can't find ones that fit so everytime we have to buy wider and cut the belts down to size. Plus, I have a feeling that it is only a matter of time.
I don't really want a dyson. Sure, the warranty and the washable filters sound great but for $500+ dollars, I think a lot of the $500 is for the trend. I don't mind $500 if I know that it will work like my panasonic but I read so much dyson's great/dyson's not worth the money to be convinced that dyson's the way to go.
I hate bags so how about a bagless bissell or new panasonic or an electrolux. I don't want a kirby besides the money I want to be able to whip out the wand when I pass a cobweb in the corner or I will forget about it and miss it.
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|Do you have a friend or relative with a Dyson that you could try (at their house of course). I helped my SIL clean a house where there was a Dyson and that is how I got hooked.
That said, I will tell you that every Bissell I've owned has been a HEAVY, LOUD, hunk-of-junk. Same goes for Dirt Devil.
I used to have a Panasonic and I liked it very much as well -- it was not bagless though, and did not have all the bells and whistles.
|What are you cleaning with your vacuum cleaner? Wall-to-wall carpeting? Area rugs? Hardwood floors? How much of each? Are you carrying the vacuum up and down stairs?
What is the model number of our Panasonic? If the motor still sounds good, you could still use the Panasonic and replace the cord hooks and replace the brushroll bristles. Your vacuum would seem new to you again, if you just went ahead and replaced the brushroll bristles.
Look into Riccar and Simplicity vacuum cleaners. They are related brands, with similar models. They make a line that is very similar to your present Panasonic. Check out the link below. They have some models with "quick-release" wand. They have a good warranty and are durable vacuum cleaners. These two brands also have more premium lines of vacuum cleaners, but they will cost more.
Here is a link that might be useful: Riccar Vibrance
|I have bedrooms and a living room with carpet, otherwise it is hardwood which I don't really vacuum, but I do like to use the wand for the toe kick under the cabinets. I guess loud doesn't bother me, I have always had loud and it would tone out the kids for a least a few minutes! But heavy is another thing. I have stairs that are carpet and have never found a vacuum that is not a balancing act when it comes to them. I would love to find something that works well with them because they are the main entrance to the house and get filthy.
My panasonic has NO bells or whistles and it's not bagless either, but it works and I think we are past the point where you can get replacement parts-we can't even get belts for it. Thanks for that advise though, my husband keeps telling me that he will put a new cord on, but I have yet to see that happen.
|LOVE my 'Dyson Animal'--hate the on-board tools--very unwieldy to use IMHO!
The hose is too short and too tight to stretch out long enough, as you need to do, so often!
How they could have EVER put together a package like that with a system that cleans so very well,
|Where are you getting $500 for a Dyson? I see sales all the time, anywhere from half that (or less if you're lucky) to $350.
Try a refurbished Dyson. That was the first one I had, and it lasted years til I got a new one (which I only got cause it was new and half priced.)
I sold the old one for exactly what I paid for it. It worked perfectly.
Try Amazon for good dyson prices, no tax, and free shipping.
|Well I have been looking for a year and I have yet to see a dyson for $250. I get $500 from the price tag and I don't believe in buying the cheapest model just so I can have a Dyson, because I don't be believe that they are the be all and end all of vacuums. Also, part of the benefits of a dyson is the 5 year warranty, which does not come with refurbished-refurbished is 6 months.
|Really, the cheapest model Dyson is just fine. I've had mine for six years. (I'm not trying to talk you into a Dyson, just saying that the low end ones work as well and are substantially the same as the more costly ones.)
As for warranties, all too often they aren't worth the paper they are written on.
|There are as many opinions on vacuum cleaners as there are posters here. I agree with the suggestion that you could replace your brush strips and power cord and still have a great machine (Panasonics have stood up to the test of time). But, if you want to get a new machine, I would definitely look to a smaller, independent shop where you can take your time and try out each of the machines in the store. Probably the biggest complaint people have with the big box retailers is that they can't try out the machine and see how well it performs.
Sears will also let you try the machines, too. Take some time, see how heavy the machines are and what kind of suction and agitation they have. Riccar/Simplicity are great brands as are some of the Kenmore models (many of which are made by Panasonic).
|"I would definitely look to a smaller, independent shop where you can take your time and try out each of the machines in the store."
Good advice. I purchased a Hoover canister Windtunnel Anniversary model. I like canisters over uprights, but that's just me. For me, the ease of use and ability to maneuver is key. I tried it out at a local sewing machine and vacuum shop and was very impressed with the bang for the buck. I did look at the Simplicity, which they carry, but for the difference in $$ ($150), and the recommendation from the shop owner, I decided on the Hoover. He said he just started carrying Hoover canisters again (carries uprights) because it's been a while since he felt they were worthy. It has a 3-year warranty, which is what the Simplicity model I looked at had. He also price-matched a local department store, which saved me an additional $50. I got it for $300. The Simplicity would have cost me $500. So far, so good. I have had an Electrolux and 2 Kenmore Progressives. The first one I gave to my DS when he got his own apartment, and the second one literally stopped dead in its' tracks after 2.5 years. I decided to stay away from Sears Kenmore because I feel a bit gun shy LOL. The comparable Progressive model goes for almost $500. The Hoover does a better job picking up than my Kenmore did, that's for sure.
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|Got my Dyson for $189--Target had the one with the ball on clearance about 2 years ago. I couldn't let that kind of deal slip away, so I bought it. Before using it, I had my sister bring hers over (she paid $500+ for hers). I vacuumed my bedroom thoroughly with my old vacuum and then went back over it with her Dyson. Unbelievable the amount of dirt & dust the Dyson picked up that was still left ater using my old machine. That clinched the deal for me & I unpacked my own new Dyson.
Other posters are right about the tools on board being awkward and the short hose. But it works great! If you can find one, definitely get the one with the ball--it is soooo much easier to maneuver than the standard vacuum style.
One tip--when emptying the canister, slide the bottom of the canister down into an empty plastic shopping bag, then push the release button to empty. Doing it this way significantly decreases the amount of "dust plume" when the dirt is expelled.
Keep looking for a good deal-Target (usually better deals instore vs. online), Lowe's, eBay, Amazon...you'll find one that is available at a great price! And if you can't find one at a reduced price that you can "live with", just use my sister's rationale when she bought hers--1 Dyson @$500 will keep her house cleaner for many years vs. buying 3 or more $150 vacuums in that same amount of time, so it's a wash when you look at the big picture (and that's if you don't count the aggravation and time spent hunting up another new $150 vacuum). Happy hunting!
|I was told by a reliable vac repair guy that the ball models show up for repairs moreso than the other models which show up frequently as well
- Posted by mike_kaiser (My Page) on Sun, Jun 28, 09 at 8:01
| LOVE my 'Dyson Animal'--hate the on-board tools--very unwieldy to use IMHO!
The hose is too short and too tight to stretch out long enough, as you need to do, so often!
I would agree completely. The hose is too short and stiff, making it awkward to use. The concept sounds great in theory but works lousy in practice.
As for the OP. Dyson's are nice vacuums but there plenty of other good choices as well. I don't think you need or should spend more than $350 (plus tax, maybe) for a decent vacuum. Dyson's go one sale (ask the fine folks at Sears, they work on commission so they'll let you know what's going on) and there's absolutely nothing wrong with a Kenmore (Panasonic) either.
|We have owned Dyson, Hoover, etc. We now own the best vacuum I have ever seen our used. Sebo. Made in Sweeden. It is hepa rated and used a great deal in hopsitals. Not cheap (6-800) but when you see what a great job it does on your carpets, it will be well worth it. I highly recommend.
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Russ Grimm - Assistant Coach - Arizona Cardinals
I've had a thing for coaches ever since high school... I was walking out of the locker rooms one day and happened to look up and see my coach walking out of the restroom in his office shirtless (oh MAN was he hairy! He was Mexican, about 45-ish, a little husky, had a mustache, hairy legs, and chest hair was thick.) I jerked off twice after I got home that day. I had complained to this coach later on in the year that some of other guys in that P.E. class were constantly picking on me, so he gave me the privilege of allowing me to change in his office from that point on. Man was that HOT!
During that same year, another coach walked out of the office in just boxers because two guys were going to get in a fight, so he went to break it up. He had blond hair ALL over his chest and stomach, some on his back, and had hairy legs. The following year, I got him as a math teacher. I used to try not to get hard when I was in the office changing next to him.
Mike Scioscia... so damn adorable, and a nice bulge.
just 'cause i'm shallow doesn't mean that i'm heartless
just 'cause i'm heartless doesn't mean that i'm mean
i would love to suck him off
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Houston Nutt - Ole Miss
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This is my favorite thread ever! Keep it up!
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Mike Krzyzewski - Duke
Francesco Guidolin - Italian Soccer
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Roy Williams - NCAAB - North Carolina
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Jim Leyland .. Detroit Tigers head coach. woof
Rob Ryan - Cleveland Browns (formerly with the Raiders) - Defensive Coordinator
Mike Smith - Head Coach - Atlanta Falcons
pittsburgh penguins head coach
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Kyle Whittingham- Utah Utes
This is pushing the limits a bit as he is coaching NCAA Div III girls basketball, but...
Ron Sattele - Oglethorpe University
I dig the Santa Claus look!
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Some women are whores that it serves them right to get a STD, get heartbroken or walked over. Some just plain have no sense that they deserve to get knocked out.
Some are just flat out whores they might as well quit their daytime jobs and start working as a prostitute...they'd be millionaires.
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Hello Jesse. No, you don't know me but I just came by the alarm room with
> my co-worker looking for SSgt McLaren. I was in the pink shirt. Anyway,
> I work with Trish too. My office is up there by her but this week I'm
> stuck next door to you in bldg. 715. So, I thought I'd come see who you
> were. I don't know anyone on your shift. The other shift I know really
> well. (all of them) I dated Eric Masur (you may know him as "Mouse")
> for a while. I also go to church with Bob Watkins. (on the other shift)
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> Understandable though, it took me a while too.
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Well, I completed my lower receiver with nothing but the tools I found in the garage. Actually everything but the bolt catch, because I accidentally got my bolt catch roll pin (permanently?!) stuck on the punch I was using, but I've got two extras on the way right now for around $1.
I also ordered most of the rest of my parts. On the way:
- 16", 1:7, chrome-lined, 4150, midlength barrel
- full chrome RRA BCG
- midlength gas tube
- stripped upper receiver
- upper parts kit, including charging handle
- x2 bolt catch roll pin
I purposely didn't order some parts yet, like a FSB and handguards, because I'm not sure yet if I wanna free-float, etc.
People have told me that since I went with a chrome-lined barrel, there's no point in free-floating. True? Because I've also heard that your rifle's accuracy isn't made or broken on any one thing (except maybe the barrel), and that accuracy is more like making up $1 out of a dime here, a couple pennies here, etc., and that free-floating would be like adding another nickel or dime to my "accuracy dollar".
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|Jan 13, 2013, 08:28 PM
Actually looking back you said in post #5537 that you wre using the HK15148 which are analogue, and have nylon gear not metal. The Digital HK15148B has the metal gear. They go for $5.
I still hope that these $2.60 HK15148 or the $5 B are at least as good as the stock servos and for the money perform like they are a set of $20-$45 85s.
Too I'd never by a PnP again. The servo makes up a good portion of that cost and for the usual 10-15 servos used can go for a song $26-$50. So I'm all for it may be more than you. They just have to work.
|Jan 13, 2013, 08:51 PM
V8 I finally figured on what you are doing. I'm thinking a screw drive would be the best and would not require a lock when deployed. It would be just like the real thing. Now all I have to do is find one at a decent price. I also need one for my scale T28 sliding canopy. I could machine one up but its a lot of work. I wonder if a small electric retract could be used? But then again it would be up or down and may not be the smartest thing to use. Lets have a contest on the best mechanism designed for air brakes.
|Jan 13, 2013, 10:33 PM
Yes I originally fiddled with the LX A10/Mig canopy screw drive. However I couldn't get it to function like I wanted and get the proper amount of travel, so I ditched it.
I'm sure you could also use it for your T-28 sliding canopy.
Tube is also fiddling with also.
|Jan 14, 2013, 08:36 AM
Anyone ever use those proportional linear actuators? Can you purchase the mig screw drive separately
|Jan 14, 2013, 08:43 AM
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This probably doesn't exist, but what about a micro sail winch servo? You could tie one end of a line to a lever hanging below the hinge. A spring could assist the closing sequence.
Other than that I was thinking the retracts themselves could be modified for a sliding actuator mechanism. They have two microswitches that stop their movement at their two extremes. But finding/fabricating new longer worm screws could prove extremely hard.
|Jan 14, 2013, 08:50 AM
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O YEA! USPS tracking states my SU35 along with $500.00 worth of extras are in town for delevery TODAY!. Best of all I dont have to go to work untill 4pm today!
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|Jan 14, 2013, 10:09 AM
They are used on retracts that replace the air piston with a worm gear actuator. But they are expensive.
There are posts that have looked into using them for swing wing configs.
A little over board for a Air brake.
Your best option is to scale down the full scale pistion actuator to a length equal to the swing of your servo arm.
Or you could do floating pivot pull arm.
|Jan 14, 2013, 02:04 PM
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WOW! my package arrived!, well it didn't really arrive I called the Post office and requested they hold the box until I could pick it up myself (5 minutes later) I had it in my hand!. My first problem was how to get that BIG BOX to fit in my 08 Ford Focus. Even with both back seats pulled down and a empty trunk the SU35 would not fit!. I finally had to roll down both back windows and shove the box through the window openings to get it in he car. Even though I did get it home this way, it still hung outside the car windows 3 inches!. I was bound and determined to get this jet safely home even if it meant renting a U Haul truck!. My second goal was unpacking the shipping box , and taking a fast look inside. After taking a look I had to re pack the box and find a place in my small home to HIDE this box until a later date (When my wife will be in a good mood). To make a long story short I got everything hid away where she would never look! Here are a couple of videos of the action for your pleasure. I will of course delete these videos in only a couple of hours (to hide any evidence!)
|Jan 14, 2013, 02:09 PM
It's pretty cool when your kit arrives . I felt like a little kid when mine was delivered lol.
|Jan 14, 2013, 02:37 PM
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|Jan 14, 2013, 03:00 PM
Ah the old hide the box from the wife technique lol. I started to get my wife to buy kits for me for Christmas and birthday that way she can't say anything the problem came when I bought my 30% extra 260 no hiding that one since it was already built lol. Mine is really gonna freak when my turbine shows up this year hopefully she doesn't divorce me. Good luck and kudos to you for listening to others before impulse buying.
|Jan 14, 2013, 03:09 PM
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Well, I totally lack the skills to fly the SU35 and I am in no hurry to do so. I figure after 5-6 months of flying a trainer and a couple hundred hours on a sim. I might be able to fly around the park in a circle. I have that pre wife approved FPV Raptor to mess with in the meantime. When I saw the videos of this jet I HAD TO HAVE IT!. I will continue to read here and learn all I can. Thanks everyone for the insight into the extra parts I got for this jet as well. I think the 35 will be OK up there in the crawl space at least until summer comes. I know the Arizona heat in that roof area is HOT!. I will have to remove the 35 from its hiding space before the temperature get to extreme!. Summer is of corse months away here and winter keeps the temp. up there in the 60s so it should be ok.
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LGBT tourism is on the rise, and that's good news for countries with marriage equality on the books.
LGBT Americans have long travelled the world, but according to the United Nations World Tourism Organization's latest Global Report on LGBT Tourism, an increasing number are opting for areas where they can remain open about their LGBT identity.
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Governments working toward LGBT equality are better able to tap into the lucrative LGBT tourist market.
"The approval of legislation in favor of equality for same-sex couples sends a powerful brand image of tolerance, respect, progress and open-mindedness, resulting in an increase in LGBT visitors, among others," according to the report.
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Further, LGBT Americans reported spending more money while on vacation, spending an average of $1,300 on travel between May and August 2011, compared to the $1,058 spent during the same time period in 2010.
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Every few weeks, I recap 10 tidbits I've picked up from trading desks and other industry sources. These items have not been confirmed, but either have affected, or could affect, the stocks mentioned.
1. Apple's (AAPL) Steve Jobs' problems regarding option grants run much deeper than is generally assumed. I am hearing that Jobs has personally hired a high-powered law firm in his own defense, and that the odds increasingly favor action by the SEC and the U.S. attorney's office.
As well, a recent regulatory filing by Apple filled with audacious statements ("The company intends to continue full cooperation ... the resolution of these matters will be time-consuming, expensive and will distract management from the conduct of the Company's business") has incensed the two aforementioned government bodies as well as certain members of Congress. I am also hearing that Google (GOOG) CEO Eric Schmidt has already begun low-level discussions with several Apple board members regarding his role as a possible temporary replacement to Steve Jobs should the options-backdating issues intensify at legal levels.2. Earlier this month, I heard (correctly) that the low-end cellular-phone market "has been jammed with inventory as demand erodes ... guidance will be lowered by the leading manufacturers as margins erode and average selling prices continue to fall." Since then Motorola (MOT), Nokia (NOK) and Ericsson (ERIC) have disappointed and guided down profit forecasts. Now I am hearing that the high-end market has weakened abruptly over the last three weeks, and more estimate revisions are in the offing. 3. In January, I also had heard that Dell (DELL) would guide lower. Indeed, Dell missed, and Michael Dell has seized back operating control of the company from Kevin Rollins. I am now hearing that Dell -- in conjunction with Microsoft (MSFT) -- is working on a SideShow-enabled MP3 player that will sport media capabilities along with wireless connectivity and will offer almost unlimited types of data that the SideShow platform is capable of displaying. 4. I also am hearing that Microsoft is planning the introduction of a Zunephone by Christmas 2007. Designed to compete with the iPhone's midyear entry, the effort is being managed by J. Allard (one of the chief architects of the Xbox), who recently replaced Bryan Lee as the head of Zune's operations. 5. I continue to hear the subprime carnage is accelerating. Several of these firms are believed to be close to shutting their doors. 6. Deals I hear that are imminent include the combination of Sirius Satellite (SIRI) and XM Satellite Radio (XMSR) (Update: XM and Sirius announced Feb. 19 an intent to merge, subject to regulatory approval; Unilever (UN) and Richardson-Vicks; IBM (IBM) and SAP (SAP); and private-equity takeovers of the following: Nabors Industries (NBR)
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Qwest Communications (Q). 7. While nary an analyst has mentioned this development, Nielsen/Net Ratings' reports for December 2006 reveal that Google's search business (+22.6% year over year) is growing more slowly than Yahoo's! (YHOO) search (+30.1%). For the full year, Google gained 560 million users (down from 1.06 billion the year before) and Yahoo! gained about 330 million users (down from 370 million users a year earlier). Although Google's search-share approaches 51% (compared with only 23.6% for Yahoo!), I am hearing this trend has not fallen on deaf ears as Google is planning some senior management changes in February, which will surprise investors and analysts. 8. Speaking of Google, both YouTube and its parent company are now aggressively adopting strategies of paying for content (broadcasts, videos, etc.). I am hearing investors should look for alliances with consumer-created content companies (C4s) similar to the models of Threadless, Eefoof and Revver, and watch for a progressive rise in Google's cost of goods -- both absolutely and as a percentage of revenue -- in coming quarters. 9. I am hearing that, at the urging of Prince Alwaleed bin Talal ( Citigroup's (C) largest individual shareholder), former Bank of America (BAC) CFO Al de Molina has already been contacted by members of Citigroup's board of directors regarding naming him as a possible replacement to Charles Prince. At the same time, I am hearing that JPMorgan's (JPM) Jamie Dimon has informally approached Citigroup's Sallie Krawcheck for a senior position within his bank. 10. Finally, I am hearing that conversations regarding an alliance or merger between Toyota (TM) and Ford (F), though dismissed publicly, have proceeded apace in 2007.
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I sort of fixed it. I went in a commented out the SSL lines in the apache2/sites-available/ vhosts file for the domain I was working on. After an apache restart I was able to get back into ISPConfig 3 and deleted the certificate that was there, and unchecked SSL for the site. The problem now is I must have changed something without knowing. I can't get to my site at all, but I can get to ISPConfig, and there's no entry in the error log when I try to see my site. An apache restart gives:
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I still need to add the certificate that started all this, but I don't want to make the same mistakes. Is there any step by steps to doing the certs in ISPC3? I just checked the SSL page, and it still shows something in the 'SSL Certificate' and 'SSL Request' boxes.
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I have no competition. I am the only glass-bottled milk service on Staten Island?the last of a dying breed. All our products are 100% natural and certified hormone-free. Other food companies like to fill your freezer with expensive plans. With us, you order what you want when you want?no minimums.
What was the inspiration for starting this business?
I wanted to own a route and have a product that would be a weekly repeat order. I was looking for something different that would make me stand out.
Is there anything else you want to add that we didn't cover?
I provide a service for people who are busy and want excellent, healthy products. Our milk is delivered the day that it is made?store-bought milk is not nearly as fresh. I am 100% dependable delivering on holidays and through all weather conditions. People have come to depend on me, and I make it my business to be there.
We set up a basic order, where the customer lets me know what products and amounts they go through on a weekly basis. They receive that standing order unless they change it. In addition to the milk, I carry a full line of dairy [goods], plus gourmet meats and seafood.
What is the best reaction you?ve ever gotten from a customer?
I often get stopped on my route by people telling me that they can't believe a milkman is still around. They always have a great story to tell me about how they got delivery when they were younger. The little kids get a kick over bringing in the bottles?they often wait for me.
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In 1988, Auntie Anne's founders Anne and Jonas Beiler purchased a Pennsylvania farmers' market stand, where they experimented with dough until they created a pretzel that seemed to strike the perfect chord with their customers. Today, at their more than 1,500 locations worldwide, the pretzel makers still hand roll the original recipe but have added to the menu with inventive options, such as the Pepperoni Pretzel and eight signature dipping sauces. The team constantly explores new uses for the pretzel dough, such as wrapping it around hot dogs or slicing it into bite-size nuggets. To transform the snack into a meal, they accompany it with specialty drinks, including Frozen Lemonade Mixers.
When not twisting dough, Auntie Anne's team partners with the national charitable organization Alex?s Lemonade Stand Foundation, which raises funds to fight childhood cancer. They also reach out to the community through local fundraising opportunities.
Aside from about 20 grams of protein, what do ahi tuna and steak have in common? They're both black stone items on the menu at The Cambridge Inn. Diners get to step into the role of chef and cook the thick cuts tableside over heated black stones themselves. That experience anchors a staggering menu of new american eats that covers a wide swath of the culinary landscape, from steaks, burgers, and ribs to veal saltimbocca layered with prosciutto and mozzarella. Paired with sandwiches, salads, and more than 20 appetizers, the almost-steakhouse food is served in smaller lunch portions. It's also incorporated into the Friday night all-you-can-eat prime rib buffet, and the Sunday champagne brunch, complete with an omelet station and a Virginia ham carving station, which is just like any other ham-carving station, only the chef dresses like Edgar Allan Poe.
Since 1964, Blimpie has filled patrons' bellies with submarine-shaped sandwiches packed with freshly sliced meats and quality toppings. Each of the coast-to-coast franchise's locations offers an assortment of bread-based eats ranging from classic deli subs to paninis served between warm ciabatta buns festooned with grill stripes or uneven tan lines. Diners may alternatively embrace a wrap or gravitate toward the Lighter Stuff, a health-conscious selection of menu items with less than 400 calories and 6 grams of fat. Kids' meals satiate the appetites of youngsters 12 years old and younger, or adults who only eat box-based meals.


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Beyoncé Bans Press Photographers From Mrs. Carter Tour
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As baddie Beyoncé preps for her overseas Mrs. Carter show in Birmingham tonight (April 24), sources confirm that the pop diva has banned professional photographers from her world tour. Prohibiting press photographers has been believed to stop the release of unflattering photos of Bey, which flooded sites shortly after her showstopping Superbowl performance.
With the new ban in effect, the media will have to rely on the release of low quality pictures from fans in attendance. "The media will do anything possible to get images that other publications don't have," said Noaim Galai of FStoppers. "If they can't send a photographer to give them original photos, the next best thing they can do is buy photos from fans in the front rows in the arena."
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- 0Jun 11, '09 by daisyfleur70I got in!!!!!
PLU students, any advice, suggestions, etc? What is the program like?
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- 0Jun 12, '09 by OhHappyDayCongratulations! I'm currently a student at PLU and I really like the nursing program. Some of the instructors are amazing and I feel like they have my best interest at heart. You will get a ton of clinical time and even though it can be quite overwhelming at times at the end of each semester you'll be able to look back and see how much you've accomplished. I wish you well and welcome you to the Lutes!
- 0Jun 13, '09 by daisyfleur70Thank you! I've heard many good things about the PLU program, so I'm very excited. I got my e mail last week, now I'm just waiting for the snail mail acceptance letter to get here.
- 0I started Spring of 2008. I was a transfer student from a community college and was placed in the Spring cohort. It gave me about six months off before starting nursing school and I really tried to utilize that time to get some things done that I knew I wouldn't have time for when I started back up. In your first semester you only have one nursing class - it allows you to finish up any remaining pre-requisite classes and to get your required religion class in. Nursing 220, your first class, is a good way to get your feet wet and really determine if nursing is what you want to do. I'm halfway done with the program and I'm really glad I chose to go to PLU - Welcome jgcadet!
- 0If you are starting in the Spring and you plan on taking Micro at the same time - make sure it is being offered! I think we had three or four people in my class who had to take it at a community college over the summer because it wasn't available during the Spring semester. They may have changed the schedule but I would make sure before you count on taking it at PLU and then have to scramble to get in somewhere else. You have to have Micro before you start Pathophysiology in your second semester. Is it an option for you to take it this Fall at PLU? If so, I'd take it and get it over with!
- 0Jun 30, '09 by daisyfleur70I was placed in the spring semester also. I will be happy to have a break from school before having to start up full time. I need to retake stats, because I didn't get a 3.0 and I think I have a few odd general classes to take... I think I am missing a PE class or something?
What is the Nursing Competencies class like? What do you do in it?
- 0You start with the very basics in Nursing Competencies - like learning how to wash your hands. The class is a combination of lecture, lab, and clinical. I will tell you that the hardest part of 220 is learning how to take the lecture tests. You will have to change the way you think about test taking for nursing school. Tests are geared to prepare you for the NCLEX exam and as such, your first semester can be tough learning how to study for them. You will come across a question that looks somewhat familiar but you know that the answer selections given weren't in your book or the lecture. This is where the critical thinking skills come into play. If you read some of the threads on the Nursing Student section of this site you will see that it is a major adjustment for a lot of nursing students. Just realize that everything builds on your previous knowledge and experiences. The critical thinking gets easier as you progress in the program.
The first half of the semester you spend in the lab learning the basics of patient care, like how to bathe and feed a patient. It may seem like simple stuff but take it seriously, it won't be quite as stressful when you actually have to do it in clinical on a real person. Clinical is the second half of the semester and when you're done you can take the test to become a CNA if you're not already licensed.
You only have the one nursing class your first semester so it isn't too overwhelming, but be prepared - you will probably still have some anxious moments!