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Cleans furniture and stairs.
Cleans vents, furniture surfaces, and other décor.
27' cord automatically rewinds in seconds.
Regularly rinse the filter under running water for long-lasting use.
Cleans cracks and crevices with precision.
Hose allows for up to 12 feet of cleaning reach.
Telescoping Extension Wand Extends the reach of the hose
10' Hose
Hold cup over a trash receptacle and empty debris with the push of a button, without getting your hands dirty.
Filter made with HEPA media. HEPA media traps 99.97% of dirt, dust, and pollens down to 0.3 microns.
Clean more carpet in one pass so you can cover large areas quicker.
Move from carpet to hardwood with the press of a pedal.
5 Position Height Adjustment
WindTunnel® 3 Technology creates three channels of suction to lift and remove surface debris and deep down embedded dirt. Vacuums without WindTunnel® Technology rely on only one channel of suction.
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Dont Buy This Item!!!!!
By bluetruck70
from myhouse usa
Comments about Hoover WindTunnel 3 Pro Upright Vacuum:
bought 1st one in december brought it home put it together used it next day got up used it starting making rattling sound returned it 2nd one had a month light burns out now only 3 months old and starts overheating and shutting down and it gets extremely hot? read the answers from hoover check the filters blah blah blah did that!!!!!same thing definitely a manufacturing problem!!!! i returned the vacuum today and got a replacement if this one has any sign of trouble at all im getting my money back so far NOT A GOOD PRODUCT there is no clog in the hose and the filters were clean its the PRODUCT PERIOD!!!!
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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By Mickey1
from Undisclosed
This thing is so bad...overheating after 10 - 15 min of work...it doesn't suck the dust at all...just waste of money...
It's a Hoover
By BarbAK
from Fond du Lac, WI, United States
I replaced another well recognized brand bagless vacuum with the Wind Tunnel. What a difference! My old carpeting hasn't been this clean is a while. The old machine made lots of noise. The Hoover is much quieter and performs so well that the carpeting shows the path of the machine. Excellent product.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Class act
By RudyE
from Phoenix, AZ
This is a great vac. Looks great, works great. I especially appreciate the auto cord rewind. Hard to find feature. And with the attached brush etc. does everything I need a vacuum to do.
It rips the silk fibers right out of my rug...
By littlebrat3
from San Pedro, Los Angeles, CA, United States
I bought this vacuum in January of 2015 and I was replacing an older Wind Tunnel I owned. I bought a silk rug and the fibers are short and the rug is thin but whenever I tried to vacuum this rug it would suck so hard it felt like I had to be Wonder Woman to use it. I could barely move it across the rug. I thought it was worn out and that the levers to adjust the carpet height and turn the roller brush on or off must have stopped working. Well that wasn't the case because the new one does the exact same thing except now I can see the vacuum is actually ripping the silk fibers completely out of the rug because the canister starts filling up. It doesn't matter how I adjust the dial or if I turn the brush roller on or off. Very disappointing and upsetting.
Lousy and Cheaply Made
By Mafuskie
from Seattle, WA
The suction is excellent but that is the only feature to its credit. The whole machine is very cheaply made.Nothing like the wind tunnel vacuum I bought 10years ago and loved until it quit. This WindtunnelPro 3, bagless, about $135 has a lever for the cord rewind, cheap plastic, doesn't retract the cord.The machine is heavy to move, no matter what height setting. And it has no suction at the edges of the head so you won't pick up easily crumbs and other matter near the front bases of couches...just not a quality machine. Cheaply made. I had high hopes, and now I am stuck with this inadequate machine.
By robb
from VA, United States
only 3 months and the belt stretched need a new one but the type can not be read clearly. wind tunnel 3high performance . outside of that love the cleaning power.
This Vacuum (and it's rattling) SUCKS!
By nomoHoover
We liked this vacuum at first even though it seemed hard to roll it over the carpeting to vacuum. Then, about 4-5 months later it sounded like (and STILL DOES!) a helicopter, making a loud, terrible 'rattling' noise when the brush roll is engaged! Today I went though the reviews and it appears I'm hardly alone with my complaint. I've removed and cleaned the brush, replaced the belt and it still sounds like the "MASH" set! It still has suction and works, but the noise is horrendous. Also, a lot of the dust and dirt it sucks up seems to lodge in the upper part of the filter assembly and won't empty with the rest of the debris when the release is pushed, making it necessary to disassemble the filter in order to remove it. This reason alone is why I gave up on my last vacuum! I picked this one over the competition because of the cord rewind feature, but it always seems to leave the last foot or so out, that has to be manually reeled in.
Overheats should come with an a/c attachment
By Kesean
from Sacramento, CA
Not exactly how long ago I bought this because I have been going back and forth with my old vacuum. Vacuum picks up dirt for the 5 minutes its on but it automatically shuts off because it gets too hot.
Best Vacuum Cleaner!
By ShopperQueen
from Grand Prairie, TX
Back in December I received an email from Hoover.com advertising this vacuum for $75 with free shipping for 24 hours only - I didn't hesitate ordering it. It came fast and my husband and I were both amazed at how well it works - we have a perpetually shedding black dog - cleans fabulously - best purchase I've made in a while. You simply can't go wrong with the purchase of this particular vacuum cleaner!
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What do you think of Lindsey Williams prediction of 50 dollar oil. He says it will bring down the country as China dumps our treasury's. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caCF7HXVIVw
I think the russians may be onto something with the "ambiotic oil" theory. It might not be the cheapest but, the US has more oil/coal/shale then any other nation on earth. (and it ain't close) When you look at the big picture the housing bubble is no more dangerous than the 10plus trillion debt that we pay interest on. Maybe its time we base our currency on energy units or commodities and start offering oil back to china in return for our t-bills wwe sold them. So what if it costs alot to convert shale to oil...guess the chinese will get fewer barrels for their t-bills, huh. In case you don't know...we probably have 2 to 3 trillion barrels in oil shale alone......enough to pay back the debt with ease. We also need to go ahead with t-boone pickens plan and put wind power energy to work. Did I tell you that we also have the worlds largest supply of coal???? 300 years plus worth......our wind power potential dwarfs all countries on earth also....So you want to talk oil reserves???? The us has 300-400 bbbl in NORTH DAKOTA alone. It was VERY consevativly estimated to produce 1% recovery rate...but the current learning curve is gonna put it way beyond that. Also, Don't be so quick to dissmiss Lindey's statements about Alaska.If you want to know why the RUSSIANS buddy up with the arabs and chavez and any other OIL producing states, its because they are doing their damdest to keep oil prices high. Why? cause if they lose their oil revenue they are finished economically they only other thing they sell that anybody wants is weapons /nuke plants/vodka...oil is what keeps them afloat. The US needs to be an energy producing TITAN....and it would also produce a heck of a lot of good paying jobs. Its not the availiability of oil that is what everbody wants to control...its the price that they want to control. The US needs to get off of its debt ridden a$$ and start using its brains and resources for the benefit of its country. Think about the stupidity(I mean greed) of a nation that goes broke while also having the world largest supply of food and energy...incredible! USA FIRST! ...and I could care less who the next president is.
Roland,What dio you think of this website that debunks many of our ideas about 9/11? Some of their arguements seem to be valid.http://www.debunking911.com/
and what part of russia did georgia attack. what an idiot.
Yes, isn't it scary how both candidates said Russia attracted Georgia? ONCE AND FOR ALL-IT WAS GEORGIA WHO ATTACKED RUSSIA! These guys want to lead our country.

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which show in Butler County Ohio?
If you could only do one, which one would you do - the Edgewood High School or the Hamilton High? Both Lakotas are now juried.
Not sure where these shows are either. Are you close to Mansfield? I am in the NE part of the state. I have a spot with my sister at the Richland County Fairgrounds in December. It is a great show but that is the show that I have to drive two hours. I usually go as a looker before I get into the show the next year. If I see lots of filled bags being carried then that's the one for me...Hope someone can help you.....Di
Butler County is in the SW corner of Ohio. We are between Dayton and Cincinnati. Edgewood High School is in Trenton, Ohio. Turns out their show is the weekend before
Thanksgiving, 2 days for $50. The Hamilton High show has been cut down to 1 day. Someone at work said they went last year, and there were empty spots and too many pampered chef, etc. I am going to do the Edgewood. I have about 5 purses made from felted sweaters, and have bought and felted another 5 sweaters. Have also already bought about 50 mugs for cake-in-a-mug. Been looking at thrift stores all year. Buy only cups in perfect condition, 49 cents or less. It is surprising how many mugs are brand new. Sell them for $5.
I did both shows last year and are doing both again this year. We did really well at both. Hamilton, as you said, is only one day now. Last year on Sunday there just wasn't any traffic coming in. The Saturday sells for us were great. At Edgewood we did great both days. There was a lot of people coming in. I would say if I had to choose is to do Edgewood b/c of the 2 days. I hate having to set up and break down the next day. What other shows do you do? We did Fairfield last year but are going to Colerain instead. Fairfield was our worst show. Tons of lookers but not buyers. We also do Minges Pumpkin Festival, Ross High School, Miami University in Middletown, Scaret Heart school, and I can't think of the other one right now.
just doing the one show this year. Husband is retired, I am not, so he isn't crazy about me being gone on weekends. And no, that isn't his cup of tea so he wouldn't want to come with me. He will help carry in and carry out, but that is about it. Do you remember seeing any recycled sweater purses there? How many cakes in a mug? I also have some darn it dolls and dog scarves I may take. What do you think? You sound like a pro.
AMBERSCU- Just talked to lady in charge of Edgewood craft show, she said there were about 150 people through there last year, total both days - that doesn't sound too good, does it? I am trying to check into Ross, what do you know about it? Also, how is MUM?
About Edgewood: There are probably about 150 crafters there. There were tons more than 150 people that came through on the first day alone. I know the chairperson from Edgewood is really sick and medicated, she probably misunderstood the question. I even asked my mother about this before I posted and she agrees with myself. Parking was very hard to find on both days for people coming through.
You do what you think is best but, I do have to say there was some sort of misunderstanding about the number of people.
As far as Ross: We like that show also. I just don't like that it is a 1 day show. I do know that there is a waiting list to be able to get in there.
For Miami, There is only about 10 crafters there. We decided not to do that one this year. It is just too far of a drive for not much money. I did it last year sorta as a favor since I did attend some classes there and knew the staff.
We did pick up Mason Middle school instead for this year. We have never did that one, so I have no idea what the results will be.
We do have a show every weekend until Dec 13th with the weekend after Thanksgiving being our only week off. And, out off all those shows, I am looking foward to the Pumpkin Festival, Edgewood, and Ross the most!
Oh my goodness, thank you! I have been fretting about it, thinking about trying to pull out. I have 75 cakes in a mug, and have no idea how many you really should take to something like that. At a church show, small, I sold 14 or so, the show was from 10-4 with small attendance. How do you determine how much stuff to take? I have some other things as well.
I am from Northern Kentucky and I have not done any craft shows in Ohio other than a small one for a favor in Sharonville, Ohio.. but I have been to one of the Milford Ohio Schools Christmas craft show and it was awesome.. it was huge and I know that some of the crafters said they had to wait a couple of years to get a booth.. not sure which school it is, but if I find out for sure I will let you all know.. Milford Ohio is in the Clermont county area..they had every kind of booth you can imagine and most of the crafts were of very good quality.. they use their gym their hallways and certain rooms.. I would venture to say they have at least 200 booths or more..
You can google, craft shows in certain area of the country and see what comes up.. I know I can not have enough crafts done for that kind of show.. but I am going to do some of the smaller ones this year.. with my swags and potato bags and baby blankets, etc. some christmas items also.. I think it is good to have several different kinds of things so you can keep the customers interested once they get to your booth..
Hi! I am from Southeast Ohio & am doing for the first time the Lakota East show Nov. 15 & 16. I noticed that you mentioned that show but didn't leave any information about it. Have any of you attended before? I had heard on another forum that it was a good show & decided to jury into it. Do you only do non juried shows? Thanks for any info! I am a decorative painter.
This is my third year doing shows. The first year I only did a couple of small ones. Last year I did an ok one and a dead one. This year I decided to do one 2 day show. I was afraid to try a juried show. Maybe I will have more confidence next year.
BTW - what do you all think is going to happen to craft shows with the economy?
As for myself: I have never done a show at either Latoka West or East. I have attened the West show before. It is huge. There is a lot of crafts there and people. We did check into doing either East or West this year but opted not to. They require that you only use 2 crafting mediums and I use more than 2.
My juried and non-juried shows even themselves out. I think I have an even number of both. I like the juried shows in a way because they limit the number of crafters with the same craft as yours. And, they also keep vendors out, for the most part.
maltezeoscar- Are you doing any other shows?
Amberscu.....this past weekend I did the Bob Evans Farm Festival in Rio Grande, Gallia County. It is 3 days & held on his original farm. I have been doing it several years & it just keeps getting better. This will be my first time to venture into the Southwest part of the state. I have done shows in Columbus & that area,& Athens & the rest are out of state. Have you heard of the Backwoods Fest in Thornville? It is a real good show,too.
Good luck with sales this holiday season!
I will try to explain this as best as I can. A crafting medium, as I understand it, is the "base" material. Like if you make items out of wood, that would be 1 medium. Then if you make items out of fabric, that would be the 2nd medium. Which means if you knit or crochet you could not use it because yarn would be a 3rd medium.
Now within that medium, you can do anything with it. Like wood, you could make chairs or you could make recipe boxes. That would be considered 1 medium because they both come from wood.
This is how it was explained to me. I hope I was somewhat clear!
amberscu- edgewood - are the booths 8 wide and 10 deep or 10 wide and 8 deep? Talked to chairman, she was not sure. Asked about location map before set-up. Said not available. Too bad, set-ups depend on location - corner, wall backing or surrounded on 3 sides by other booths.
I think they are 8 deep. I am not sure b/c we get a narrow hallway where we are the only ones there. Our space only has depth for the table and we sit across from it. Do you know what area you are in? Hallway, gym, or cafeteria?
I did the Lakota East show this past weekend & it was GREAT! All the crafters were top knotch, the organisers were very friendly & helpful AND I sold almost $2000! I was told that there were around 6000 customers on Saturday & I would guess there were probably another 1000 (at least) on Sunday. And they were buying!!! I saw LOTS of bags going out of there. I will definately keeo this one on the schedule for hext year!
maltezeoscar - that sounds so great!! So, tell me about how you got in, what do you sell, is there a waiting list, etc, etc. My one and only is this weekend. I am so excited and have put so much time and effort into it, wish I were doing more. Seems a waste for one 2 day event.
BTW - do you have a maltese?
Danaoh, I applied last year & was accepted for the show this year. It is juried, so I know that I sent in pictures along with a self-addressed envelope. I can't remember if there was an application or not. I think I got the information from the school website. Then once I was accepted, they sent me a contract to send back in with my check. I hope that helps. :-) I am a decorative painter. I paint on just about everything that sits still. LOL My average price point is around $25.00.
And, yes.....I have one spoiled Maltese! And his name is Oscar. Thus my username. He is stretched out on my lap right now as a matter of fact! (such a baby! >smile


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Most recently, Campion co-wrote and co-directed the 2013 Sundance Channel miniseries "Top of the Lake," which earned star Elisabeth Moss a Golden Globe win.
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Haws, Breckott, Dastrup, Toolson, Nixon OH MY!!! Added to Eric Mika, and Nick Emery??? How awesome will that team be??? They would be making movies about their accomplishments in 20 to 30 years... The new "Glory Road" bunch.
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lol. Yeah, the new version of "Glory Road" would feature five white guys. The future looks bright for basketball in the state of Utah (and for BYU).
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Uh ... let's not count our chickens before they are hatched, folks.
Chapman is still a very long shot for BYU; all credible sources have him
strongly leaning towards the PAC-12, probably UCLA or Arizona. He would be a
huge get, however -- he can play the 3 as well as the 4 and would be a great fit
with Rose's uptempo style of play. Let's hope. We're in better
shape for Dastrup, but no guarantees here either. One of the two would be
terrific, both would be a big time recruiting coup, to go along with the current
commits. Glory Road??? Let's get back to the NCAAs first, and win a few
games there. As for the "white guys" comment ... last time I checked,
we only see blue here, right?
Go Cougars!
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Mr. Gurney doesn't have facts straight. Dastrup does not play for Highland High in Gilbert, AZ. He plays for Mountain View in Mesa... always has. He and Toolson are friends, play for rival high school teams, played club ball together last summer, and same club this summer for this tournament only. Dastrup has played all summer for Cal Supreme club team. He's playing for both club teams this week in Vegas, but in different, simultaneous tournaments.
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AAU teams = allot of offense and very little defense. Most of these games are glorified all-star games. I do however, believe that the Utah teams do play more defense than all the other states combined. Go Utah.
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The Utah Pump N Run won the Gold division championship in the Super 64 adidas tournament. Along the way they trashed the Dream Vision with top recruits Haws and Andrus by 20 points. The Prospects lost in the first round game of their not so Fab 48 run. Top prospects don't always amount to good play on the court. Takes good players with great coaching to get the job done on the court. That is why UPNR always does well with whoever they get. 95 college scholarships for it's players since 2004 and counting... Just ask the boys from Dream Vision what good team play will do to you! UPNR has done this for years. While this may be the Prospects best year yet it fails to mention that it is the only year of their existence at the 17U elite level.
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Here's wishing the best of luck to new chef Gallagher (the 11th in that role, by my count, since "TJ" himself died in 1994).
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The style and melody really remind me of the Kung Fu Panda 2 soundtrack.
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this is beauty defined. After looking at Step's recent collaboration with you I decided to check you out, and boy am I glad I did. Excellent work.
Thanks a heap for the feedback! It's always much appreciated
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I've been listening to you for awhile now Echo and I will tell you this.
Every song you release is a new adventure for me.
If I want to go on a mental journey to a far away place, I listen to your songs of which I have on my Ipod, in their own playlist.
Keep creating magic Echo, the world needs more people like you in it.
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Wow this is awesome. i listen to alot of soundtrack pieces...two steps from hell, Denny schneidemesser and a whole lot of various other pieces. im usally down here on NG searching in a database where 1/50 is crap(sorry other users) but this is something else.
Still i dont feel it reeaches so far as other major orchesta's it does get close to them. Maybe- its because the bitrate? i do download all in at least 256kps. i dont know if thats the reason that it just sounds a bit....less, but it has a good melody and good use of instruments...maybe it could require some more drama like trompets in it.
for a job of 41 hours you made a really really fine piece of musical art, my compliments.
Thanks a lot for the feedback!
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ahhhh such a relief finally after searching the interwebs i found someone else besides two steps from hell that produces music i can play dragons dogma to... yeah see what i did there? i put you almost on par with two steps from hell... tho in doing so i prolly committed some kind of mortal sin but oh well you deserve it for this piece... see yah in hell
Haha, no way I'm close to Tsfh xD Thanks for the compliment though, much appreciated ;)


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Hm. I don't see it as saying that the League isn't important, but that Riot wants to find ways to tell stories outside of the League. Also that they want to find a way to make the summoners less important so the champions can really shine.
Given the summoners are faceless mage-shaped mannequins, I'm not sure why they think the summoners are important in the first place. Sure, the ones in charge of the Institute are, but they're a political force the same as any other one. Saying they steer fate is like saying Ashe or Swain steers fate - they're sure doing things that cause changes but so are a whole lot of other people.
Eh, I'm rambling and off-topic. So, how about that Ice Witch? Be pretty cool if we knew thing one about why she's joining the League.
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My thoughts fall somewhere near your second suggestion:
As I see it, this is Lissandra using the approach of war as a way to expand her influence and begin acting openly, rather than being forced to work solely in the shadows. She joins the League to show Ashe that she's capable of standing up for herself, rather than relying on Avarosan protection, and exposes her allies to her "war form", acclimatising them to her magic and making her harsh approach more acceptable in their eyes. This way, when the inevitable war breaks out, it'll seem perfectly reasonable for her to be taking a more active role in the conflict. She can ensure Sejuani's forces are broken and secure her place in Ashe's good graces, all the while making sure that her own people establish their influence among the 'liberated' tribes.
It is Lissandra the Ice Witch Not the ice dervish. If you want the lore, gameplay and abilites. I have them here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0Obq0BPHvs
and here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfcWVON2nlA
They just stole her lore from Chronicles of Narnia, don't even think this is legit please.
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The real Lissandra is dead. Her mother is dead. same with her Grandma, Great Grandma and Great Great Grandma. The Ice Witch has been at this for a long time. I also think that the Ice Dervish bloodline stop center or so ago. The Last real Ice Dervish probably died about 100 years go. (my time guess though Riot makes it sound longer)
I think the Ice Witch has been having kids and when she gets old kills them and takes there place.To hid her immortality.
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I posted this on the announcement thread, but I doubt it's going to be seen there.
What's going to happen to LeBlanc? Lissandra is essentially the Freljordian version of LeBlanc.
(Evaine) Emilia LeBlanc, The Deceiver:
The woman opened her mouth to speak, but a sharp wheeze cut her short. She snatched an embroidered handkerchief, speckled in blood, from the folds of her dress and used it to stifle a cough. She cleared her throat. "Brothers and sisters," she spoke weakly, "I have summoned you because I am old, and I have grown frail. I shall be one with the earth soon." She smiled, "The time has come for me to abdicate my position as Matron of the society." She coughed again, louder this time.
"There is one among you who has shown great promise and leadership," she continued, "One whose talents are outstripped only by her ambition and loyalty." She plucked the sparkling brooch from her hair, and the illusion fell away. Her porcelain skin turned ashen, her hair thin and stringy, and her eyes sunken. She extended a wrinkled hand towards LeBlanc, "Evaine, step forward and be recognized." LeBlanc stepped forward, accepting the bauble and nestling it into her neatly styled hair. Her predecessor offered her the staff. "Strange," remarked the old woman, "It's like looking in the mirror."
...LeBlanc threw back her head and laughed. "You think that I'm exposed, summoner?" she jeered. "You will never know LeBlanc. She is far older than I. She is older than your precious League." Swain nodded. The doors before her flew open, leaving her alone in the light. The League of Legends awaited her.
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Lissandra knew corrupting the Frostguard would take centuries, and so she launched her greatest deception. She murdered and stole the identity of the Frostguard leader. Then she slowly began to warp the tribe's proud traditions. When her human form grew old, she faked her own death and then murdered her successor to steal her identity. With each generation, the Frostguard grew more insular, cruel and twisted.
I just feel that there is a lack of creativity if you have two people pretty much doing the same thing for similar motivations. LeBlanc came around first, her name is the Deceiver, it works very well for her, but with Lissandra...? I'm not sure, were there no other venues that could have been taken?
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Here are a few of my favorites that are blooming now or just finished.
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Thank you each for your compliments. I love the bright colors of the daylilies too. I'm afraid my gardens are not as beautiful as I'd like. It's so hot and dry here and I'm not able to keep up. I'm probably going to consolidate some beds and try to make them look nicer this winter and fall. Hopefully next year they'll be much prettier and I can show off gardens and not just plants!
Here are some L. sanguinea growing in the mountains. Their flowering season is just about over being the first ones up each year. Funny, I have not seen them or L. radiata in gardens here since both species are found in the wild.
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I'm 16 and already a lot into xc/am mountain biking. I've never done dh park but I really want to try it, however the rentals are VERY expensive. Should I go for a used 04 Kona Stinky for $500?
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I did a search on this forum, to see if anyone had posted comments on Morebeer's improved conical, but came up dry. I received my 14.5 gal. unit last tuesday, and did my first 10-gal. IPA batch in it friday. It is too soon to judge the final results (still fermenting at 69 deg. F). I did run into two problems when filling the unit, that I am hoping the vendor's rep on this forum can home in on, & give me some advice on proper procedure.
The first problem was excessive foaming, when pumping the wort into the conical's side ( racking ) port, at the rate of 2.75 quarts/minute. Before the transfer was completed, the foam reached the top of the tank, and started oozing out through parts of the neoprene seal. The second problem occurred when I tried to stop the oozing, by tightening the clamp down further ( by hand, per instructions ). When tight enough to stop the leaks, I saw that part of the seal was slightly puckered at the gap in the clamping-band, and the band did not appear to form a "uniform circle" around the lid. When I intially fitted the band to the lid & gasket, I was barely able to connect the end of the band together, & the initial tightening also resulted in considerable unevenness. Perhaps I should have removed the insulating foam first ( though that was not indicated in the instructions ).
Any comments from the experts will be appreciated. In any event, I think I will do future fills through the blow-off port, as that will more closely approximate the routine I used with the carboys ( it also helps aerate the wort ).
I'd call them directly; I'm sure they'll help you out.