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How can I buy replacement carbon filters for my Farberware coffee maker model CM3000S?
This is a good coffee/tea maker however if you do not get the filter or the filter basket holder in correctly you will have a flood....
This unit features two permanent filters for coffee grinds and tea leaves. The water filtration system ensures piping-hot cups. Automatic brewing, a brew strength selector and a freshness indicator help take the guesswork of making coffee and tea.
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ITEM#: 14199993The versatile Farberware 12-Cup Coffee Maker and Tea Maker features two specialized permanent filters for coffee grinds and tea leaves. It also comes with a unique water filtration system that ensures piping-hot cups of your favorite brews each time. Automatic brewing, a brew strength selector and a freshness indicator help take out some of the guesswork of making coffee and tea.
- 24-hour auto brew programmable timer
- Digital clock
- Sneak-A-Cup feature
- Auto-clean function
- Small brew option (1 to 4 cups)
- Brew strength selector
- Water filtration system
- 1 to 2 hour auto shutoff
- Non-stick warm plate
- Duralife glass carafe
- Permanent tea and coffee filters
- Freshness indicator (time since brewed)
- Dishwasher-safe parts and carafe
- Included items: Owner's manual, Duralife glass carafe, permanent tea filter, permanent coffee filter, and removable water filter
- Finish: Stainless steel
- Display: Blue backlit digital clock
- Wattage: 975
- Capacity: 12-Cup
- Model: CM3000S
- Dimensions: 11.61 inches tall x 7.00 inches wide x 8.25 inches deep
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This is a good coffee/tea maker however if you do not get the filter or the filter basket holder in correctly you will have a flood.Read More
Great Coffeemaker!
This coffeemaker is great! I hadnt realized all the great perks that come with this coffeemaker. Would absolutely recommend this to anyone!Read More
Can't get replacement carbon water filters
Unable to get carbon water filter replacement. Otherwise we're very satisfied with the coffee maker.Read More
Very good coffee
We had a Farberware perc model and were not happy with it, I've had a lot of coffee pots over the years from cheap to $200. models and I think this is one of the better one. The coffee comes out hot, easy to make and easy to clean. Does not take very long for the coffee to finish brewing and there is a pretty loud beep beep beep to let you know it's done. If you don't hear the beep there is not a light to let you know it is ready, but if it's not making brewing noises it's pretty obvious. The only thing I don't like is the stay warm feature, but I am fussy about my coffee. I feel it gets that burnt taste if you leave it more than 15 min. It has a keep warm feature for 1 or 2 hrs. but I wouldn't use it, but that's just me.Read More
Tastes like plastic
After three 12 cup pots, the coffee still tastes like plastic. I am returning the coffee maker to Walmart.Read More
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I lost my owners manual can I get a copy
Thanks for your inquiry, the manual you have requested is posted below please click on the link. http://www.farberwareproducts.com/~/media/HobbsUS/Farberware/Files/Product%20Manuals/CM3000SNEWUCRV01.ashx
Described as having two permanent filters: Does this mean thatNO paper filters are required?
I use a paper filter but it does have the screened filters. so you don;t need to use a paper filter....just a little messier cleaning, but not a big deal I'd guess.
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"Outlook not so good."
You got the accent right too, since the 8 ball was made in China!
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"Outlook not so good."
You got the accent right too, since the 8 ball was made in China!
How many women studied computer science in the early 90's?
I was at University from 1985 - 1990. Most of my undergrad CompSci TAs were women.
But not American, I bet.
no different than female circumcision
Um, no, it is hugely different. Circumcising a guy against their will is still wrong, but comparing male circumcision to female circumcision is like comparing an M-80 to an atom bomb. They can both cause destruction, but one is a much larger destruction.
There are actually different types of female circumcision. Some types are worse than male circumcision, but other types are very minor compared to male circumcision (e.g. Type IV - the nicking of the clitoris: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F...). Yet ALL types of female circumcision are banned. That means male circumcision should be banned too.
Snowden may be using what leverage he has left. He has not yet disclosed all the information he obtained so the US government might cut a deal to avoid further disclosures.
What's the point of Snowden taking all that info if he isn't going to disclose it all?
http://www.macrumors.com/2014/... It's a problem for 10s of 1000s of MacBook Pro users who purchased in 2011
Except the class action lawsuit only applies to a small percentage of users who have the problem - those in CA and FL. Representatives from other states were not found.
You have a point, but it was either Stuxnet or a nuclear strike by Israel. Given those two options, I think we're all better off with Stuxnet.
Iran is close enough to Israel that they couldn't be sure the radiation from a nuclear strike wouldn't spread back to Israel.
having people skills can actually make you a stand out that will get promoted and allow you to progress in your career.
That's what people here DON'T want. They don't want to be promoted. They want to stay with coding forever.
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Hard Times May Boost Linux in Financial Services
Today Linux is the go-to operating system for high performance computing, while it continues to extend its footprint in the broader IT community. In the financial services arena, in particular, Linux is being seen as a critical technology for increasing ROI.
On Monday, at the High Performance Linux on Wall Street conference in New York, Inna Kuznetsova, director of IBM's Linux Strategy, led a panel that discussed how Linux can be used to reduce costs and improve performance in these economically challenging times. We recently got the opportunity to ask Kuznetsova about the increasing profile of Linux for IBM customers and how the technology is enabling them to realize cost savings.
HPCwire: How have your clients IT priorities changed during this economic downturn?
Inna Kuznetsova: The priorities have certainly changed. First, we see our clients much more focused on the whole aspect of the total cost of ownership reduction. The financial crisis is putting a new lens on TCO claims. Companies prioritize projects with a clear ROI and predictable time to savings. The focus switches from enhancing functionality to cost reduction. Second, the expense control calls for higher accountability. Stimulus packages in different countries include funding for IT infrastructure but it comes with an increased scrutiny. To spend taxpayers' money in a prudent way, reducing up front costs becomes increasingly important. Third, as we know from the experience of the previous recessions, companies often have to merge to withstand tough conditions — and that brings the issue of consolidating IT infrastructure. Being able to merge IT systems fast and keeping costs under control becomes vital for success.
HPCwire: How does Linux help address those new priorities?
Kuznetsova: Linux has unique attributes that help to improve savings. You cannot only reduce the costs with often lower rates but also eliminate CALs to avoid uprgrade penalties. Paying for a subscription instead of a license provides for a higher degree of flexibility should the customer decide to reduce resources, as often happens during an economic downturn. Standardizing on Linux reduces the number of skilled resources needed to manage multiple environments — and at the same time, a customer can select the best hardware platform for a particular workload. Also, during mergers, Linux, because it runs on the broadest set of hardware platforms, often becomes the "common denominator," providing for a streamlined integration.
Consolidation on larger servers is one of the best ways to reduce energy consumption, office space and systems management costs, and many of our customers consolidate these days on Power Systems or mainframes running Linux. IDC recently published a study based on applying quantitative measures to such consolidation and quoted an average ROI in less than seven months and the reduction of TCO by 50 percent. Many of our financial customers follow this route — for example, the Bank of New Zealand consolidated its front office, Internet banking and tellers system on an IBM System z mainframe running Linux. It has reported a decrease in energy consumption close to 40 percent, 33 percent reduction in heat output and a need for only one administrator per 200 virtual servers.
Last but not least, customers can achieve great savings by leveraging Linux desktop in a traditional or virtual implementation. IBM offers an open-standards-based alternative to Microsoft Office, called Open Collaboration Client Solution (OCCS). It is a package of office productivity tools, including email, messaging and social collaboration software, that can work in a heterogeneous environment, with some users working on Linux and some on Windows. Users save 500-700 dollars per workspace when switching to Linux with IBM OCCS, and they can keep users on different systems collaborating with each other, using the same team rooms and tools. There are further savings associated with the virtual Linux desktop, launched last December, which can be deployed from any x86 server and provides additional savings in energy consumption, reduced need for workstation upgrades, memory, and system administration.
HPCwire: Are there instances where a proprietary OS is preferable?
Kuznetsova: There is no "one size fits all" approach in the selection of an operating system — many factors come into play. The customers have to consider what workloads and what applications they are running, what skills they have in house, what are their requirements to the reliability, availability, security, level of service, costs and resources for system administration.
An application migration is a costly process and may not be justified by savings. Furthermore, many workloads and applications may be designed in such a way that they use possible benefits that come from the combination of an operating system and hardware designed by the same vendor. Such combinations will always be better optimized for a particular platform while Linux is better optimized across vendors and platforms just by the nature of its development process.
HPCwire: In the financial services industry specifically, what is driving Linux adoption?
Kuznetsova: The financial services industry leads Linux adoption today — with the majority of our customers running the front-end operations on it and many exploring the opportunities that Linux offers for the back office. Last year I hosted a panel at the Linux on Wall Street event where we had a very interesting discussion about the use of Real Time for latency reduction and fast trade execution.
Our customers increasingly leverage Linux to select the best hardware platform for each workload. Thus, Mizuho Securities uses IBM BladeCenter with Cell broadband Engine processor to run its Exotic Derivatives Trading system. Cell has superb computational capabilities that are well suited to accelerating financial modeling calculations.
A lot of our customers consolidate operations on IBM System z running Linux, leveraging the high level of reliability, availability and security, as well as the low cost of system administration provided by mainframes. For example, the Bank of Russia went from 74 datacenters to a consolidated system on four IBM System z mainframes running Linux, reducing the per-transaction cost by 95 percent, which resulted in $400 million savings.
Other customers increasingly use Linux on System x for fast server provisioning at minimal cost. Antony Golia from Morgan Stanley will join me on stage at the Linux on Wall Street event to talk about their experience.
HPCwire: For HPC applications in particular, performance and the broader concept of productivity are the critical issues. How does Linux meet these needs?
Kuznetsova: Linux offers exceptional performance and productivity for HPC. It is enough to mention that over 80 percent of TOP500 supercomputers today are powered by Linux, including the Los Alamos system called Roadrunner – an IBM BladeCenter QS22 cluster — that tops the list. At IBM we invest in supporting Linux as a tier one system on all our server platforms. It is much more than just ensuring that Linux can run on a server — it means performing additional development, tuning and testing work to provide for a high level of reliability, availability and security (RAS). Some vendors claim that Linux is not yet ready for prime-time. Linux on IBM platforms supports business-critical operations with a highest level of RAS requirements today.
HPCwire: If Linux had never been developed, what would the landscape look like for your clients today?
Kuznetsova: Last December we celebrated the 10th anniversary of IBM's committment to Linux. During this time we became one of the largest users of Linux — from running it on over 25,000 employee desktops to consolidating 3,900 servers in our IT infrastructure using Linux on mainframes. We became one of the largest contributors to the Linux community, being the third largest provider of changes to the Linux kernel over the last three years, having several hundred developers employed in the Linux Technology Center and participating in over one hundred open source projects. And we became one of the largest providers of Linux solutions — Linux is supported as a tier one system on all IBM server plaforms and we have over 500 software products for Linux in the market. It is difficult to imagine a different course of history and I would like to believe that there would have been a different project leveraging the intellectual power of a broad community to develop a system optimized for all hardware platforms and offering customers an open standards alternative today.
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However, the H3N2 was difficult this year.. and the growing resistance in Australia could pose a problem this fall. Will our govt. act preemptively? WTH knows? .. but they should.
How many months will be needed to get a "shot" here? 6 to 8 months....If this stock was go great in every aspect then it would have been taken out by now....and yet it is still being used as a pump and dump over and over again. Move over to NVAX who has a paying partner and some very nice products that are in demand. Why the 8.85% drop here today....maybe people doing their DD!
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ISID Promed mail reports an infant H5N1 death, so we have both H7N9 and H5N1 circulating in avian and human populations. Continued govt inaction to approve and stock peramivir verges on reckless disregard of public health because it is most effective immediately.
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The researchers reported 100 percent survival among 10 infected mice given intramuscular injections of peramivir daily for eight days. The drug also inhibited replication of the deadly strain of H5N1 virus in the lung, brain and spleen. The key to the high survival rate was treating the infected mice within 24 hours after infection with H5N1 and continuing the treatment for eight days. In contrast, a single intramuscular injection resulted in a 40 percent survival rate, while two intramuscular injections increased the rate to 60 percent. The single intramuscular injection did not completely inhibit H5N1 virus replication in the lungs and spleen, but did decrease the spread of virus to the brain.
"Peramivir should be given as soon as H5N1 infection is suspected, since onset of symptoms in infected humans can be delayed," said David A. Boltz, Ph.D., a postdoctoral fellow... "The drug could also be given as a preventive measure during an outbreak to decrease the risk of infection," he said. Boltz is first author of a paper....at the 20th International Conference on Antiviral Research
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So, what is your advice to investors, should they wait until after the approval?
after the approval? trick question. no.
It's a leading question. it's a good thing we waited until after the Chinese contract.. and the PR this week end.
There is no absolute here.. just like there is no Chinese patent.. but you will not listen to any of that.
Jack...? Not a trick question, I'm sure everyone would like to hear what you have to say.


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Posted on August 19 at 1:05 p.m.
Jarvis seems either confused or borderline delusional.
Nothing about this development is geared for the market. It was/is a bet and one that I personally believe will fail based on the economics of the community and its insanely high prices.
I dont think Jarvis is either successful or wealthy nor does he spend much time with the uber wealthy for if he did he'd know they dont buy tiny condos.
These will end up as vacation rentals bought by out of town investors. That is a guarantee and I stick by my previous assertion that in a years time the market will be half empty and in process of leasing to a large retail corp. (I have spoken with several of the purveyors who have said they will / would not renew.) The rents are way too high and the traffic is much, much lower than they expected.
See for yourself how well this place is doing during the winter months when tourism drops and the foot traffic dies...
Posted on August 18 at 12:56 p.m.
Jarvis, what is your skin in this game?
As someone who is able to purchase one of these places, I stand by my assertion that they will not sell. Why would you buy a tiny apartment with low income neighbors for the same price you can buy a 2500sqft condo with ocean breezes?
Personally I own a 2.5 m home in SB and have another elsewhere... no one I know is interested in dropping this much for a small apartment. Why would you when you can rent a gorgeous home, stay in a great hotel, or buy a nice yacht for far less??
Again, who exactly is the target buyer for these places? They're touted as urban living for professionals but they'll end up as vacation rentals competing with the local hotels.
My guess is that you're one of the insiders on this deal... while beautiful, they're not correct for the economy or the community. Just look to the rest of the over 1m condos downtown for an idea of how well they sell or dont... there are many that have never sold including those at Chapala One.
And to top it off, who exactly are the folks buying the $40 a pound steaks or the $5 avocados sold by the shops inside the mart?
Posted on August 18 at 11:40 a.m.
This place is unsustainable. While very pretty the prices are just ridiculous. I cannot see how any of the fresh food purveyors could possibly make their rents let alone a profit... I predict the entire space becomes one multi national chain store within the next 3 years...
And who spends $1.2m on a 1bdrm condo? I have no idea... No one I know with the means or the money would consider those units... My guess is that they end up sold to wealthy investors and are on AirBnB 350 days a year.
You cannot engineer a community to act in the neo-progressive manner. The jobs downtown are low wage service jobs sprinkled with professionals like bankers, lawyers and accountants. Very few people are willing to spend $7500 a month for the privilege of walk a few blocks in a place like SB. Where traffic isnt a problem.
This whole project will go down in local history and an utter failure. I cannot image how much money she will lose in the process. Give it a year, the apartments will be empty and the stores will be closing.
Posted on June 24 at 10:10 a.m.
There is no longer anything funky about the funk zone. Its now a designated tourist stop and is printed in all the tourist guides and articles... What are they saying? That its an artsy, fun area with wine bars and galleries and of course, a strip club... In other words a non-homogenized area of a city that mostly looks like it was built and designed by Pottery Barn.
And in the way that the money and the lack of creativity has infected every other aspect of SB, the Funk Zone is quickly becoming devoid of color and creativity and uniqueness. Its only a matter of time before the chain stores open and the area becomes "revitalized" with $1.5m white stucco red tiled condos sold to retired dentists...
I'll wager that in 3 years, there will be Pilates studios, cheese shops, over priced women clothing boutiques and galleries selling 100k paintings.
The Funk Zone is dead, long live the Funk Zone!
Posted on June 19 at 9:42 a.m.
Have these admin's ever met a bond measure they didnt like?
I'll vote no as we cannot pay off the existing bonds let alone more...
When will these people realize that forcing your children to pay for your excesses is not positive?
Posted on June 19 at 9:40 a.m.
Tenor is ridiculous and the fact that unions exist not to provide better education, but solely to protect their members (and themselves) is the problem. Whether its the backassward pay scale or the fact that its almost impossible to remove a bad teacher, the unions continue to prove that they dont give a rats ass about the children, only themselves.
As long as we allow inept, incompetent un-inspiring people to remain as teachers, we will continue to slip further and further down the ladder.
Posted on June 16 at 11:29 a.m.
They should have given honorary degrees to those who were killed.
It would have been a symbolic but very kind gesture for the families.
Posted on June 13 at 2:03 p.m.
This guy is a moron of the highest order. You simply DO NOT get involved with your student or your players. Ever! Heck, you shouldnt even date a subordinate in the professional world let alone an under age person.
I dont care what her parents thought (although it sure is telling of their morals and their culture) I do care that a 38 year old man thought for a moment that it was OK to get involved with a 17yr old and worse, that the 17 yr old was on his team.
What an idiot. Fire him and assure that he is never, ever hired as a coach or a teacher ever again.
Posted on June 13 at 1:04 p.m.
Like it or not we live in a market based society. Dont pay your water bill, water gets turned off... And under the rules of a market based society, those willing to pay the price no matter how high, have a right to buy what they can.
I'd rather we cut off Ag and forced hotels to cut their use. These businesses are where most of the water goes...
Posted on June 4 at 9:42 a.m.
Ha! This is great. The cab companies in SB are so rediculously expensive. With no consistency at all across companies or cars, the fares can range by 100% or more...
In fact cabs are more expensive in SB than any other city in the US. You can go from downtown NYC to the Upper East Side for half what it costs to go from the airport to downtown SB.
And the fact that many of the drivers I have used in SB are illegal immigrants who speak barley a word in English is enough to make me want to destroy all the companies in this town. I love Uber. Its convenient, safe, inexpensive and dependable.
The best thing that can possibly happen to consumers in SB is to have Uber and Lyft force the cab companies to compete on a level playing field.


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The world economy will shrink overall this year for the first time since the Second World War, the World Bank has predicted, adding that rich nations' stimulus programmes may leave poorer countries struggling for financing.
Many poorer countries have escaped the direct effects of the credit crisis, the World Bank said in a paper published this week in advance of the G20 summit on March 13-14 in London. Their looser links to the global capital markets meant they were less harmed by the sudden drop in liquidity: for example, most banks in sub-Saharan Africa are funded by local or regional borrowing.
But the collapse of international trade and falling commodity prices means poor countries are set to suffer; and there will be little prospect of help from the richer north, either aid or private financing, the paper said.
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Are we ever going to see the arby-q sandwich again? I live in northern Colorado and its been at least 2 years. Sure would like to see it on the menu permanently.
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Are we ever going to see the arby-q sandwich again? I live in northern Colorado and its been at least 2 years. Sure would like to see it on the menu permanently.
They are great for their outstanding customer service and their fresh high quality food.
After waiting for 10 minutes for my order at unit # 1852 a drive thru manager took the sandwiches out of the bag for my order and gave them to the car at the drive thru window. She claimed that "corporate said that she had to fill there in 45 sec. So everyone that takes the time to order inside or eats in can wait forever for their food. Nice to know that I will be a second class citizen if I go inside.
I was SOOO disappointed to walk into my local Arby's and find that the orange milkshakes have been discontinued. It's still hot (and in FL will continue to be hot for quite a while) and those are so refreshing. Mayvbe you should have your specials run regionally. At the very least, this special should have lasted through the end of August.
I have never been in any place where the manager was so mean to his employees. he was commenting on one young girls pants that worked as the casher. Told her they were to tight in front of the customers. they were not tight and almost had the poor girl in tears. he continued to talk terrible to the rest of the kids that were working. he even called one of them stupid in front of the customers. it was at the Effingham Illinois location. I believe his shirt said tim on the name tag. I felt sorry for the kids that were working for him. there is no call to treat any person so bad. he has no business being in management.
Why don't you build a restaurant in the Milwaukie/Ore. City area? There are plenty of sites available.
We stopped at the Arbys at intrsection of US-6 And US-31 in Indiana went to use the restroom and found it FILTHY ! The smell of urine was overpowering, the sinks were dirty, the towel dispenser was empty and the floor had not been mopped in months. This is unacceptable !
I hadn't been to an Arby's fr some some years because their quality of food is not nearly what it used to be and not worth the inflated prices. I tried them again the other night.., tried their fish sandwich. Yuck. Mundane. Blah. Nothing to ger excited about. It was dry, thelettoce was brown-answered my thoughts-will NEVER go back again.
I went into the Arby's on 29 th street exit. The employees and a manager was talking about other employees. Very unprofessional!! The man, Cameron I believe was his name, was flirting with a drive thru girl so much that I had to wait 20 minutes on my food. Then, my fries were cold. I will never come back into this store, nor would I ever allow my daughter to work there. The language that was being used was shocking.
Store #7624 had the worst service ever! I went through the drive through and asked for two kids meals. I also asked if they served apple juice. The cashier said "yes". It took over 20 minutes to get the food through the drive through and they gave my kids fruit punch!! My kids can NOT have red dye and I didn't realize they gave them the wrong drink until it was too late. Do you not realize some people's kids can't drink that stuff? I specifically asked if you had apple juice. The guy at the window was extremely rude and never explained the delay. I hope my kids don't get an adverse reaction to all that red dye in the drinks.
Arby's, your toll free customer service number doesn't work. Your website is worse. Evidently you make it difficult to improve your food and your service. I am no longer an arby's customer.
I just left the Arby in the Annapolis Mall in Maryland. Today I asked for a meal with fried that are I salted. I was told that all their fries are salted, and they cannot make the without salt. I said you can make a new batch and not add salt when cooked. The young man and older man both said they do not do that. It's is crazy, not to mention the fact that many people cannot intake salt because of high blood pressure and other health concerns. This is very poor customer service in my opinion. I often eat in the mall and have never had this issue at any restaurant. Why can't they make fries without salt?
I have been to all the arbys to purchase the chocolate turnovers they are always sold out..they never even offer to make some why? If you have any item that is selling do you not want to have it on hand?
Beware of the Arby's location in Willingboro NJ on rt. 130. This is the third time ive been shorted a sandwich on my order. Ive contributed to the arby's fund. I cant reach CS. Your welcome.
Stopped in hoping to enjoy meal with family after long trip. After ordering over $35 worth of food they could not get their order right. 2 of my orders supposed to be upsized and they weren't and they couldn't get my Numer 17 chicken sandwich right. When they said they would fix order I waited on sandwich. Rest of family already ate n I watched everyone in restaurant that came in after us finish their meals while I still haven't received my sandwich. Thank you Arby's for making this the worst Arby's experience ever and Im sure I will never return to Arby's again as I will make sure I pass it on to all friends.
Arby's commercials advertise the roast beef sandwich as light pink and freshly sliced. This is what I remember when Arby's first arrive on the market. Now the roast beef is served brown. The original pink roast beef was delicious. The buns used to be buttered not now. The fries either one on them are served cold. It doesn't matter which restaurant I go to in my area, they are all the same.
Arby's needs to get back to basics correct this. Courteous staff would not hurt either.
I normally do not complain but the experience I had at Arby's today drew the line. First, I was rushed to order and never got to finish ordering. Then, I asked for a specific drink and and was told straight out that they didn't carry it when it was right on the sign next to the menu board. I also specically told the crew member that I wanted a roast beef and swiss with the dipping sauce and received just a roast beef and cheddar. I ordered a 12 piece of bites and received only six, and the part that pissed me off the most was that I drove over 20 minutes to this Arby's in Cortland just to get a crappy order and pay almost $16.00 for the three things I received. Now does that sound right? I will definitely never give this Arby's my service again. They ripped me off and the customer service was rediculous. I have never been so disgusted.
Just tried "NEW" sandwich did not enjoy the sauce and pickles. the sweetness of the roll offset the roast beef. BUT Back tomorrow to try the other one with out sauce and pickle.
This sandwich does not ring as ARBY'S.
Order to large drinks was given one of your's cup holders I placed It in the floor of my new car when I turned out onto the road both drinks tummble out and as latly the lids did not stay on. Now I have a floorboad socked in soft drink , I'm going to file a lawsuit against Arby's cause you supply those items throughout your chain.
My Husband and I went to get a rueben today , And they were cold, the rye bread not grilled or even toasted. Come On! If you think you can keep charging people HARD EARNED MONEY for Awful food and bad service much longer you probably can ,But youll not get another dime from us ever !


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Takeaway: Planning ahead makes social media management so much easier. A simple way to keep you on track is to develop a content and curation calendar for your social posts.
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"Debate abounds over how much time a social media manager should spend each day on social networks and content.
The issue isn't so much a matter of drive as it is that the Internet is one big rabbit hole of information.
Even if you stay focused on things related to work, you can find yourself losing valuable time in the course of managing your online content."
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I'm sure this has been said before but I am assuming that this whole thing from Benton etc. is a *FEINT*. The RNC and Romney are probably putting a lot of pressure on the Paul campaign to relent. So they are doing so, but they (and we) know that we have the numbers to make a difference in Tampa. They are counting on us to read between the lines (like with the obviously fake delegate count for Romney mentioned by Benton) and go forward with even more determination.
If I am wrong, and they are on the level, then it doesn't really matter. We'll just have to go to Tampa and shock the hell out of them.
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BG paid about $200 million in signing bonuses and committed to investments of about $700 million to drill seven wells in the Barreirinhas Basin, an area along Brazil's northern coastline that is part of the country's equatorial margin, Mr. Silva said. The equatorial margin generated intense bidding in Brazil's 11th round auction of 289 oil and natural gas exploration concessions, the country's first in five years.
Oil companies were attracted to the area, hoping that recent discoveries off the coast of West Africa and French Guiana would translate to Brazil's coast. "Participants are looking at the discoveries made in other areas of the world for geologic similarities" Mr. Silva said.
BG went solo in bids for six offshore blocks, holding a 100% stake in the concessions. In the four remaining blocks, BG teamed with Petrobras and Galp Energia. BG will operate the blocks with a 50% stake, while Petrobras will take 40% and Galp 10%. The companies hope to repeat their successful partnership in the BM-S-11 block, where the companies found oil buried deep under a thick layer of salt in an area known as the presalt.
"We're very happy to be together with them in Barreirinhas now and having BG as the operator shows the level of confidence between the partners" Mr. Silva said.
In the winning bids, BG pledged to use 39% locally produced goods and services during the exploration phase and 65% during the development phase. Magda Chambriard, President of Brazil's National Petroleum Agency (ANP), said oil companies were keeping local content commitments at the minimum level required to bid, taking a "cautious" approach toward pledges to use local goods and services.
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My system contains four jars. One jar contains Mixedcode(applet called from javascript). The jar containing the mixed code accesses other jars also. I added the attribute Trusted-Library : true and Permissions: all-permissions in manifest.mf(I'm using Java7 update25) of the jar containing the mixed code. All the jars are self-signed. Now the problem is I'm still getting the mixed code warning, which Oracle introduced in Java 7 update21.
Should i add the attributes in manifest.mf file of other jars also ?
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After adding Trusted-Library : true and Permissions: all-permissions in all jars(doesn't matter whether they are signed or unsigned) it works fine. All the jars are loaded.
But why do i need to add these particular attributes in all the jars(Some of jars are third party jars)? According to definition of Mixedcode and usage of the attribute Trusted-Library: true it should allow other jars once it is updated in Manifest.mf file of jar containing the applet.