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MIX sour cream and flour in small bowl. Stir in water, bouillon and pepper; set aside.
MELT butter in large skillet on medium-high heat. Add 1/2 of the steak; cook and stir until steak is cooked through. Remove steak from skillet. Add remaining steak and vegetables to skillet; cook and stir until steak is cooked through and onion is tender. Return all steak to skillet. Reduce heat to medium.
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KTM's Chris Birch of New Zealand, a former winner at the Roof of Africa Hard Enduro in Lesotho battled over the three-day event to finish with a 4-1-4 result for overall second behind UK's Graham Jarvis who proved to be a master of the wet and slippery conditions especially on the final day of competition.
The event kicked off as usual with the Round the Houses and time trial on Thursday and was followed by two testing days in the mountains, the traditionally challenging terrain of this Hard Enduro classic made even more difficult by the cold and wet conditions.
Friday proved a tough one with Chris Birch finishing on top but he, Jarvis, Blake Gutzeit and Altus De Wet all incurred a three minute penalty overnight for missing one of the check points. It was also a bad day for KTM rider Wade Young, who in 2012 became the youngest winner of this event. He had technical difficulties and had to pull out of Day Two.
Birch and Jarvis went into the final day with a significant lead but the weather was, torrential drought breaking rain made it so hard going that race officials eliminated the first major pass of the day. Birth and Jarvis arrived at the second pass, Mokopu Pass together but by the summit Birch had slipped 25 minutes behind Jarvis. By the time they had reached the final ascent Jarvis had extended his lead by 50 minutes as he continued to master the slippery slopes. Birch went on to finish fourth on the final day.
It was also a good event for KTM's Roof of Africa rookie, Austrian Lars Enöckl who battled his way to a creditable overall twelfth. Only 24 riders in the Gold Class finished the race thus assuring its reputation of being the "Mother of All Hard Enduros" remained intact.
Results Roof of Africa 2013
1. Graham Jarvis (UK), Husqvarna, 13:56:00 h (2-2-1)
2. Chris Birch (NZ), KTM, 14:54:55 (4-1-4)
3. Scott Bouverie (RSA), KTM, 15:32:49
4. Blake Gutzeit (RSA), Sherco, 15:38:34
5. Ben Hemingway (UK), Beta, 15:57:54
Other KTM
11. Brett Swanepoel (RSA), KTM, 17:44:22
12. Lars Enöckl (A), KTM, 17:52:06


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A piercing (usually performed with a ball closure ring or horseshoe ring) that goes through the thin piece of skin in front of the cartilagenous division of the nasal septum (between the nostrils)
That person has a septum piercing, i can see the ring
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A piercing that makes one look like a mentally retarded bovine. Entitled first-world fauxhemians often get one to seem "unique", "edgy", and/or "outrageous". Arm yourself with caution, as they may bore you to death with diatribes about "cisgendered norms", "the patriarchy", and how monogamy is wrong if you enter their proximity.
So yesterday I got sooooo drunk while listening to the latest Animal Collective album and considered getting a septum piercing.
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Well I'm from Houston, and down here "barred out" means to be messed up on Xanex "bars." Bars are the most potent of Xanex pills in front of blue and purple "footballs." Usually you drink on them and get really fux0rdz.
maaaaaaaan i got barred out last night and backed my truck into a headshop and i dont even remember it
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To be messed up on Xanex Bars, usually the long yellow latter bars, or the blue 'footballs', also see BENT.
"I was so fucking barred out niggy!"
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A form of anterograde amnesia resulting from taking too much Xanax (or any other Benzodiazepine.) Similar to "Blacking Out."
Dude, i can't remember ANYTHING from last night. after a third xanie, i BARRED OUT
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11 พฤษภาคม 2011
Engaging in hardcore intoxication;at a bar or club
He's all barred out from the club last night.
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04 สิงหาคม 2011
To be tired or sick of watching barred. Either because of already being sexually statisfied or just mental overload.
goddamnit I'm all barred out, shut it off.
damned barred, im all barred out.
i'm all barred out tonight dudes.
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i'm all barred out tonight dudes.
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When someone is sick of or had too much of barred, had all they can take or tolerate.
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'After that night I was all barred out.'
'After that night I was all barred out.'
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16 มีนาคม 2006
The act or feeling of being banned from a bar when one is too drunk, used in other forms not referring to the original literal definition
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Hottie "In your dreams"
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Guy 2 "I dare ya"
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Guy 2 "Man you got barred out"
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Asynchronous USB means better sound from your computer Standard USB outputs from most computers pose a serious limitation to sound quality. That's because while you're trying to listen to music, your PC is busy performing virus scans, data backup, and other background tasks that may take priority over your tunes, causing it to alter the data rate to suit its own needs. Unfortunately, this situation results in timing errors within the digital data stream — known as "jitter" — that adversely affects sound quality. Jitter can make your music sound harsh and edgy, and smear subtle details. The DacMagic 100 solves this problem by reaching out to your computer through the USB interface, and instructing it to relinquish control of the data stream timing. In its place, this advanced DAC inserts its own separate, or asynchronous, clock to precisely control the timing of the data rate, reducing jitter to the vanishing point. 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Great DAC That Won't Break The Bank Written By Kyle, Texas on Wednesday, April 08, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Purchased this DAC to bypass onboard DAC in a Mac Pro - output to Yamaha RX-V1065 and Def Tech ProCinema 1000 (supercube sub and 2000 series center channel). Hi-res audio has a broader "soundstage" experience - audio is warm, crisp, and clear. A great sounding entry level DAC for those looking to upgrade from standard computer hardware/software. The difference is very noticeable, however less with yesteryear's compressed (MP3/4) formats.. obviously. Tested this unit with 16/44.1, 24/96, and 24/192 (AIFF) and all sound great. Highly recommend HDTracks for audio downloads. And as always, Crutchfield is my source for audio.. service goes above and beyond most competing brands. Pros: Small/compact design; easy setup; Macintosh friendly; great quality for the price Cons: Switching to USB 2 mode for 24/192 is a bit tricky
Meh Written By ProfessorTK, New York on Wednesday, March 25, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Hooked it up via USB to my preamp to play HD files (24/96) from iTunes and was immediately disappointed. It took away the sparkle and depth from not only those files but all my digital music and was successful only in muddying the vocals. Called tech support and the tech thought the first unit was defective - he wasn't all that familiar with the product - and sent another yet the results were the same. Finally did a head to head comparison of the iTunes file with a 40 year old LP of the same song and the vinyl won hands down. Disappointing but not terminal; I'll keep looking for a better product. I contacted Cambridge tech support on my own and they weren't of much help either. Pros: Easy to hook up Cons: Muddy vocals and very bland overall sound
DAC Magic True to its name. Written By Jim B, Arizona on Monday, March 23, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) We use this little product on the TV, computer, blue ray and cd player. It is easy to set up and has greatly improved our listening experience. By hooking it up to the digital out put of the cable box movie soundtracks and voices are much fuller and detailed. Even my Cambridge audio CD player sounds better. This is a product that provides real enjoyment for the price. Plus when I upgrade my NAD amp it will work on any amp I choose, analog or digital. Worth the bucks even on entry level equipment! Pros: Small size and easy to set up. Great sound and multiple inputs for the average user. Cons: None
Cambridge Audio DAC 100 Written By Rev11, Massachusetts on Sunday, March 15, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Although the Cambridge Audio DAC 100 has great functionality, I personally use mine exclusively to play my I Tunes collection from my laptop to the home receiver. I hooked up the DAC via optical cable from my external sound card then RCA to the receiver. Once I made a few adjustments within the I Tunes equalizer the sound was remarkably improved. It is well known that I Tunes does not have the highest quality downloads but the Cambridge Audio DAC 100 certainly makes up for this. This DAC was easy to hook up and was working in no time. I can not think of any concerns and would recommend this DAC to anyone wanting to greatly improve their sound at a reasonable price. Pros: Easy hook up, great functionality and much improved sound. Cons: none
This is Black DacMagic! Written By Steve, Bethlehem, Pa. on Wednesday, January 28, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) My music just came alive! I can't believe I have been missing out all these years. Truly a worthwhile investment for the music lover. Pros: Compact, Auto off, Quality finish Cons: Does not "auto on"
cambridge Dac magic 100 Written By art, hudson valley NY on Wednesday, September 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I never knew what i was missing. I gave it only 4 stars because i don't have anything else to compare it to. Pros: easy to set up. makes music sound better Cons: none
dacmagic wow Written By bob b, boston ma on Wednesday, May 28, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) great machine does everything you would want and more. make sure if your using a mac to go into system preferences and go to sound and choose the dacmagic as ur soundcard.
Superb Sound! Written By JohnG, Diamondhead, MS on Sunday, March 16, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I loved the sound quality emanating from this DAC so much that I bought a second one for another system. I run it from lossless CD files imported to iTunes library on my iMac. I do prefer the sound I get from the mini-toslink output of the iMac, rather than the USB output, to the DacMagic. For the money, it really doesn't get better than this. I've done a lot of very critical listening and everything from voices to bass and triangles, sax, piano, etc. is very life- like. The sound is going to be limited only by the associated equipment, not this DAC. A true test is whether one still loves a piece of equipment after a year or more. I've had my first for about two years and I wouldn't trade this DAC for any near its price. Pros: Sound quality Price Minimalist- All I need. I pay nothing for things I really don't need (such as a remote control.) Cons: Not a thing
First DAC doubts Blown Away Written By Chris S, Oklahoma on Sunday, February 16, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Four other Cambridge products have added a tremendous amount of clarity and presence in my music. Made my audio out from my MacBook Pro Retina sound kind of crappy. Using a USB connection from MacBook to DacMagic and then to my amp. Dac does all the work and music truly sounds beautiful. Notice it most on audio with lots of dynamic range - quiet moments to louder. There is literally no noise and the music that comes through is much crisper. Listen to 70s, 80s, bluegrass, classic, electronic and older vinyl rock - kind of all over the place. No regrets in fact kind of irritated as now I am wondering if another DACMagic between my Apple TV and cambridge AZUR 641r would be a good idea. Pros: All of it Cons: None
DacMagic 100 Written By Chuck, Iowa on Friday, January 31, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Well, this unit sounds great, I have it feeding a Adcom Preamp going to a Carver M1.5t and connected by USB to a highly modified copy of Windows XP, my computer now sounds like a VERY high end Reel to Reel without any of the background noise, only complaint is the Windows plug and play drivers would not work with this unit "all audio wound play for a few seconds and then freeze" but this could had been due to the modified OS that I run anyhow I just installed the driver they provided on their website and all was well after bypassing the windows driver. Great product PS: go into your bios and disable on board sound Pros: Great Sound, what more can you ask Cons: They need to explain how to stop the auto install of windows drivers when you are using the provided driver, the windows driver install will have to be disable before you can install the provided driver
Great sound Written By Bruce, Vancouver, WA on Tuesday, January 21, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Overall a great product. The most important item is the improvement in sound to my compressed music files. So my huge iTunes library is now worth listening to on something other than my earbuds.I have a Pioneer Elite CD player that has a decent internal DAC, so the sound improvement is minimal for my CD collection, subtle, and highly dependent on the CD. Ware as the iTunes files every last one of them has improvement, no matter how bad the original recording. And then being able to have a Mac Mini hooked up via the USB for hi resolution downloads is a great added bonus. If it had a remote I would give it a five star rating. Pros: Flexible setup, quality, makes my iTunes streaming though my iTV sound almost as good as my CD's, better in some ways. Gives the music a more open sound than the CD's and definitely adds some needed warmth to the highly compressed songs. Was blown away with the improvement in bass, tightness of things like the attack of a drumstick on the snare, and airiness of vocals. And that terrible digital sounding MP3 that made me not want to listen to music on my high end system is gone. Cons: Would be nice to have a remote to turn on and off. As it is now I have it set to always be on. Also changing the inputs via remote would be a nice feature. With it in a cabinet with no lighting it is hard to see which input I'm selecting. So even manual switching of inputs is more of push the button until I hear the sound. :-)
Reviews for the Cambridge Audio DacMagic 100 Written By John B, Green Bay Wisconsin on Friday, January 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent product. Worked right out of the box giving great results on internet music source.
Magic Dac Written By Teegood, PA on Monday, December 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) First piece of audio equipment I have sent back. Replaced a Yamaha CDS300 that played digital files from a thumb drive. Liked the playing of my music right from my laptop. My system has four speakers and a sub (Martin Logan Motion 12's, NHT Classic Two's, NHT Sub, NAD 356BEE Amp) in a large basement barroom. The sound was LOUD (playing this DAC at the same sound level as the Yamaha DAC) was overwhelmingly boomy and, thus, not real tight. Also, the Yamaha had better response in high frequency levels. May just be that this DAC is not system specific for me where it may be for most others. I can see how if you had a smaller room and wanted heavier bass response from bookshelfs and generally play music at softer levels..I can see how this DAC would be a good fit. Honestly, years ago I used an vintage AMP that had a LOUDNESS button and when I replaced it with the NAD (which does not have a loudness button) I kinda missed it! So this DAC sounds good at lower levels albeit void of high imaging or floating of music. I wished it would have worked but you know how LOUDER is ALWAYS better? Not in this DAC's case...or not in a big room with equipment that wants a lot of power. This DAC is a loudness button! You always turned off the loudness button when you turned the music up! Pros: Great package/size. Liked the blue lights/levels of music playback. Cool looking. Sounds good at low volume levels and can probably make a lower end system sound a lot better by adding bass response. Cons: Turning it up in a larger room created a lot of boom and limits the power one can provide to speakers that want the power. The real benchmark here in comparison was my pro-ject turntable with pro-ject S phono box. This DAC sounded inferior in all facets of music, highs, mids, lows. But to be fair, vinyl is hard to beat (I only use the entry level Pro-ject stuff). Still, the Yamaha sounded better on my equipment (burr brown) but maybe not at low sound levels.
not bad, software download issues Written By MZH, Maryland on Friday, December 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) software would not download onto laptop. had to return it.
DAT's Magic! Written By JohnC, Kensington, MD on Sunday, October 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Combined with a sweet pair of Totem speakers and an Outlaw RR2150 Receiver, the Cambridge Audio DacMagic 100 gives a totally new life to both my CD's and my audio files. Sounds amazing. Can't recommend it enough! Pros: Multiple connectivity options (USB, tosslink optical, etc.) Well constructed. Plug it in, connect it up, sit back and enjoy. Cons: None.
Cambridge Audio DacMagic 100 Written By Dave, Philadelphia Pa. on Wednesday, July 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Dac magic is everything i was looking for. i was able to plug in my mac to my old stereo with just a couple connections and instantly have access to all my ripped cd collection. i also think the sound quality is fantastic,it may even be better than when i listen to just cds thru the stereo
Classical Written By Anonymous, NY on Saturday, June 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Like the NYTIMES review indicated better for classical than rock.
Cambridge Audio DacMagic 100 Written By DanW, San Diego, CA on Thursday, May 23, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It wasnt until Crutchfield rep Shane clued me, a digital to analog audio solution was even available to provide input from different audio sources (dvd, cable box, etc.) to fix my problem of wanting an old school RCA input to my wireless Sennheiser headphones for 'quiet time' in the house, when no one else wants to hear the tv. This fit the bill most excellent, and notwithstanding the pricey solution, the unit is solid, sleek, and does the job perfectly. Pros: I little expensive what what I needed, but am VERY happy with the quality, and the solution. Cons: None
Have your digital audio files come alive Written By rsleve, Charlottesville, VA on Saturday, April 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This DAC is a little power house! Of course you can spend a lot more money on a more expensive DAC, but if you want to open up the soundstage of your digital audio files, or you're interested in putting those AAC files through a quality amp and speakers, this little DAC does wonders. Great depth and richness of sound from the Wolfson DAC inside. TOSHLINK ensures excellent transfer. Well-made. Pros: Excellent price point. Great sound for such a little unit. Cons: Wish it had a real on-off switch instead of just a standby. When there are power-outages, I'd like to be able to really shut it down (without having to turn off the entire power-surge protector).
Really IMproved My Sound Quality Written By bubba4369, New Orleans, LA on Saturday, April 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was pleasantly surprised when I hooked this up that it made such a significant improvement in the sound quality of my music. I have ripped my cd collection to mp3 and am playing it on a Dell Latitude tablet using J River Media Center. The DAC made a surprising difference, even with the mp3s. I want to really express my thanks to the Crutchfield team. They called me after my order to make sure this was what I needed, and provided advice to rip to Flac instead of mp3, then let J River convert to mp3 for my mobile device. Flac is lossless, where mp3 is lossy. Also said to rip at higher bit rate if disk space is not an issue. Overall the DAC was a good decision, and the service and support from Crutchfield is, as always, fantastic. Recommend this to similarly configured users. Pros: Better Sound Quality, easy to hook up Cons: None really, unless it were free!
Lovely Sound, open and fresh Written By Lokki, Dallas TX on Tuesday, March 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased the DACMagic 100 as a transfer device to move my audio collection from my computer to my home audio system; its sound quality improvement potential was secondary, I thought, as my system -without boring you with a component list- is pretty good. However, I haven't gotten that far yet, and so this review deals with the unexpected improvement in sound quality I've discovered. There's always the danger with hi-end audio of hearing what you want to believe, and I've only been listening thought the DACMagic 100 for a few hours at this point, but so far I'm very impressed. The sound is open and pure, and never harsh, as sometimes happens with digital sound. I'm running my CD player, via the Toslink Optical cable. It's impressive High notes round off smoothly and never 'snap'. Bass response is smooth way down. However the most notable point is how the DAC opens up the sound stage and gives placement to the individual instruments. You'll find that sound quality becomes more 'volume independent - you won't need volume to bring out the detail in the sound. In short, this device's better converter helps digitally recorded music come closer to it's potential. You won't get higher highs or lower lows, per se, If you are just using this to get sound out of your computer and into your Pre-Amp there are probably cheaper solutions that 'will do'. However, if you actually close your eyes and listen to your music, this is worth the money. Pros: Easy to hook up, and sounds great. Will give me high fidelity access to my hundreds of recordings that are stored on my computer, but actually improves the sound of my CD player. Cons: It's a small box that won't stack with your audio components and it adds yet another 'wall wart' to your collection of things that run off DC but plug into AC. It apparently turns itself off after some period of activity, which is good I guess, but another button to push every time you want to use it. Doesn't include any cables or connectors, so purchase a TosLink Cable while you're at it.
Review for the Cambridge Audio DacMagic 100 Written By ArtMat55, New York on Monday, December 03, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I gave this product 5 starts because it did everything it was said to do. I heard a difference immediately when I plug'd it in. It was easy to install and it gave me multiple options to connect my digital music to it. I used the recent Beatles Re Master loaded in my itunes as ALAC - and the sound was almost as good as my OMR Vinyls. They were 100% better than playing direct without the DAC. I don't know how this DAC compares to the more expensive DAC's, but this seems to work 100% better than without and for the money - it's perfect. Pros: Price, lightweight and easy to install. Cons: Doesn't support an Ipod through the old iPOD stand, but I get why it's not PCM.
DacMagic 100 Written By Val, Pleasant Hill, CA on Monday, September 24, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Wow! I never new music could sound so good. I've been listening to music for over 40 years and thought CD's and music downloads sounded pretty good. How wrong I was. I listen mostly through my computer using a Bose Companion 5 speaker system which sounds great. I hooked up the DacMagic 100 and boy was I surprised. The volume increased and the highs were phenomenal. I heard pianos, violins and other instruments in the background that I didn't know existed. Great addition to my music library. Pros: Nice unit and well constructed Cons: A little pricey but well worth it.
Cambridge Audio DacMagic 100 Written By DBXSharpe, New Orleans, LA on Monday, June 04, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The Cambridge Audio DacMagic 100 gets my 5-star rating because it exceeds my expectations. It mildly improves the CD sound played by my NAD T557 BluRay player, which already sounds great. But the real thrill is the quality I now hear from my Apple TV 2nd gen and my old Yamaha 5-disc CD changer. The improvement in sound is akin to putting your sunglasses back on after removing smudges from both lenses. Nifty little package, too. Pros: Dramatically improves audio quality from devices like Apple TV and older CD player with TosLink optical outputs. Cons: Only one TosLink optical input, but I knew that when I purchased it.


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JudyGeorgia, USAHairMedium BrownNormal HairLived A Short Life.I did a lot of research before I bought this flat iron. I wanted the best thing out there that I could afford. After months of researching, I decided on the GHD. It had stellar reviews from all of you people.
I was quite pleased with the product when I first bought it. It was superior to the others I had owned and cut 15 mins off my hair styling time because I didn't have to run it over my hair multiple times. I'll give GHD that, the iron works amazingly...when it works.
A few months after I bought it, it started shorting out. It would turn on and off while I was using it making annoying beeping noises. I'd have to hold the cord a particular way to get it to work. Angered by this, I tried to email the GHD company to see if they would repair my iron. I go no answer. So I emailed again. I got no answer. Then I sent a strongly worded email saying i'd never buy a product from them again and that I would tell all my friends never to buy from them either. Still no response. I was livid. I had paid $200 for a flat iron that died in less than 6 months. Since I got no response, I had an engineer friend tear it apart and fix it. He jerry-rigged the swivel cord to make it not short out anymore and it worked well again. No more shorting out.
Then, the other day, I turned it on and it just constantly beeped and didn't heat up. Hitting the reset buttong wouldn't help. In less than a year, my $200 iron died. Absolutely ridiculous. Its embarassing to tell people that I spent that much on an iron and it didn't even make it a year. I find that unacceptable.
Since my friend had already tampered with it, I couldn't ask the GHD company to repair it, which would have been a waste of time anyway because apparently they don't respond to their customer's requests.
So yesterday, I bought a Chi. We'll see how that goes. But the moral of this story is that a great product isn't enough to keep customers. You have to make a product that LASTS and have good and responsive customer services. GHD lacked both of these things in my experience. I recommend that you do not purchase from this company. Thanks for reading.posted Jun 25, 2012Link to this post -
AlleHairBlondeCurly HairColor Treated HairThick or Coarse HairGood Product, But Not Worth The Money.The straightener does a nice job getting my thick and curly/wavy hair straight, however, some of the cheaper straighteners I've had (Jilbere in particular) that retail for around $70-$80 straighten just as well and takes me less time to straighten hair. With the ghd I have to section my hair off into 6-7 different sections. Whereas with the Jilbere I only had to section my hair into 4 sections to get it to the same level of straightness. However, I like the ceramic plates on the ghd better. It does seem to glide a little bit better through my hair. I also recently moved to Europe so the dual voltage feature of the ghd is great (can be used in the US and Europe without an voltage converter). However, remember to get an adapter if you're going to be traveling overseas with it! So all in all, good product, but some cheaper options work just as well and will save you about $100.posted Jun 23, 2012Link to this post
LauraNew YorkHairBlondeCurly HairNot Good For Regular UseI loved how this flat iron performed when I first started using it, but a few months later and it started to die on me. I am a hairstylist so a faulty flat iron is the last thing I need!
I asked for repair service but it was useless, no answer.
In the end, I thew this one out and replaced it with a Karmin G3 salon pro styling iron which hasn't failed me yet. It has the same features as the GHD and more, so in my opinion I should have gone with Karmin in the first place!posted Jun 18, 2012Link to this post -
CallieWashingtonHairMedium BrownColor Treated HairThick or Coarse HairBeen My Best Friend For Almost 4 Years!!!I have owned the same flat iron for almost 4 years. I have battled with my confused hair, i wanna be semi straight, wavy, somedays curly, overly frizzy, coarse, yet silkier in some areas...... anyways, you get the idea.
I've used a wide array of flat irons, from conair (terrible obviously), hot tools (for the price, meh, had to run it over hundred times), chi (decent but snags your hair badly), a sedu (my next favorite, which i'd get if ghd were for some reason unavailable. works terrific, only thing is I had to run it across one or two extra times to get the straightening i wanted) then good ole ghd (I heard the angels singing a hallelujah chorus)
FINALLY!!! I found the straightener for me, works amazing for my hair! very thick, very coarse yada yada as i mentioned before. Run over the hair once, rarely twice, and its sleek shiny and oh so soft!! fights off humidity and the "bed head" kinks better than any other flat iron i've used.
So durable! i've dropped it, its been left in my car in the winter (oops) and i've never had any issues with it. still heats up like the first day i got it. like i said i've had it 4 years and its still going strong. I recommend this to all my friends, some of which if they have curly hair ect, i sit them down and straighten because i love seeing their reaction and transformation this flat iron does.
I could go on and on :) but end of story if its in your budget, its definitely a great investment. though if you have fine and thin hair like my mother. be careful because there is no temp setting and this gets way too hot for her hair. but for me i always crank all flat irons to the hottest setting, so this one setting super hot is great for me.posted Jun 6, 2012Link to this post -
KerryUtahHairLight BrownNormal HairColor Treated HairReally ImpressedI was on the fence between the GHD and a CHI but after reading reviews that CHI irons have gone downhill, I decided to try this one. I have been using this flat iron for about a week and so far, I am very impressed! I have always used the cheaper brands like Remington, Conair, etc., this is my first splurge. It straightens my hair in one pass and the style holds until my next wash. The GHD iron also doesn't flatten the hair, it straightens while keeping your natural volume, which I LOVE! I was hoping it would smooth my fly-aways a little more but a little styling creme solves that. I've also tried curling my hair and it was phenomenal, now I don't have to buy a separate curling iron! This flat iron is definitely worth the money, buy it! And make sure to register with GHD for your two year warranty.posted May 21, 2012Link to this post
JenHairFine or Thin HairSurprisingly GreatI have a 1 1/2 inch sedu, that I REALLY love. I had a CHI previously, and became a loyal fan of Sedu once I switched over. I have been cutting my hair shorter and shorter, and my 1 1/2 inch iron was just too fat for me to grab and straighten my hair without running the danger of my finger-tips getting burned. I wanted something thinner, but with the same quality that I was getting from my Sedu. I searched through reviews for a while and finally settled on this. My stylist even recommended it, which I thought was probably good advise to take. I was skeptical at first, but I really like it now. I don't think it flattens as fast as my sedu, but that iron has an extra half inch which probably gives it some extra oomph. Also, I'm not into the fact that you can't adjust the temp. Other than that, it straightens out my hair exactly as I'd want, doesn't catch or pull on my hair and doesn't leave it feeling dry or give any other hair related problems that other irons might. I can't imagine anyone being unsatisfied with this purchase.posted May 3, 2012Link to this post
Shirley email@example.com The Money.My niece recommended this, and I spent the money and was more than pleased that I did.posted May 1, 2012Link to this post
Selena H.CaliHairBlackCurly HairGreat Investmentive been straightening my hair for the past 6 years and i had never had such beautiful staright hair like i get with this GHD. ive always used those cheap drug store brand straightners. this flat iron is the best ive ever used yes its a bit pricey but theres ussually online coupons for 20% off or special deals so you can get it for a bit cheaper. either way if you're like me who straightens her hair on a regular basis this flat iron is worth it you wont be dissapointed. at first i was a bit skeptical about the orinallity of the product but i went ahead and gave GHD company a called and they told me that folica.com is a certified resaler. i trully 100% recomend it.posted Apr 30, 2012Link to this post
Laura C.CaliforniaHairBlondeNormal HairWorth The CostI wondered if this curling iron was worth the cost but it's a big step up from my old one and with some of the discounts from Folica I could just afford it. Heats up very quickly and the smaller width allows me to curl the ends.posted Apr 30, 2012Link to this post
AndreaHairBlondeNormal HairLove The Ghd, Worth Every Penny!This maybe an expensive flat iron but it is worth every penny. I look at while to decide to spend the money and went out and got a CHI at Ulta instead. It felt cheap, was made in China(told those were no good anymore) and pull my hair out so I took in back. Then I to just go for quality and ordered the GHD. It came really fast with a great free felt case and a free product! The GHD is so smooth and heats up so fast! I love it! And my hair feels so soft after using it! I use it to flatten and curl my hair, both work great! If you are considering this then I would say just get it, you will be so glad you did.posted Apr 25, 2012Link to this post
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great product
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
very easy to secure bike and secures great. Lock could be a little easier to use but serves its purpose pretty well.
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I have 2 vehicles that I want to use this hitch on, one has the 1.25 inch hitch and the other is a 2 inch hitch..... Does Thule sell an adapter so that the 1.25 can fit in the 2 inch hitch?
We have the same issue, I bought an adapter at a local hitch place. I do not believe Thule makes one but I could be wrong. Been using a Curt brand adapter for 4 years with no issue.
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THE rack.
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Why would you get anything else?? I have a top end carbon bike. It puts no stress on the frame (which was important to me). It is SOLID construction. Makes me want to visit Sweden! haha. Highly recommend for anyone wanting bike protection and quick loading of your bike.
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My hitch size is 1.25" so I got the 1.25" version. It's a pretty good and solid platform type bike rack. The Hitch Lock Pin Bolt may come loose so make sure to put Locktite Blue (Don't use Locktite Red) on the Hitch Lock Pin Bolt and torque it down to about 50 foot-lbs so it doesn't come loose. Mine did when the dealer installed it with grease on the treads and they didn't even use a torque wrench. Adjust the platforms so the bicycle's center of gravity is centered on the platform support or if you prefer, roughly centering the bicycle with your vehicle's width. When securing your bicycle to the platform, make sure the SecureHook is placed near the fork and ratchet it tight. I go for at least 3-clicks for my MTB tires. Same thing with the rear wheel straps, adjust them so they're tight when you close the lever. Don't forget to lock your bike too. You don't want it getting stolen when you leave it unattended.
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I do not like to hang my heavy mountain bikes by the frame, especially on extended trips. So when driving to Alaska from Idaho and back the T2 was my bike hauler on my Toyota Tundra truck. Like other reviewers, I agree that the small cable locks that come with this rack do not inspire confidence and I supplemented my setup with a heavy duty OnGuard cable lock for the bikes and a hitch lock for the truck. I also added an 8 inch hitch extender to the rack in order to be able to open my tailgate without removing the bikes. The extender added some extra wiggle to the rack on rough roads but there was enough room to cook and access the truck bed without touching the bikes. Bringing the bikes to AK was a great decision and allowed us to ride throughout Canada and Alaska (Whistler Bike Park included!). I never had an issue with the T2 or its parts and the bikes survived the trip thanks to this rack. The Toyota truck is gone but the rack has been transplanted to a Subaru Outback three years after purchase and going strong.
Greg E.
Hauls my bikes
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This is actually the third rack like this I have owned and they have worked well. The T2 is a bit utilitarian but it does what you buy it for and hauls bikes. I have driven thousands of miles with bikes on this rack on paved and dirt roads and it has held onto my bikes every time. The cable lock is all but worthless and I usually use a long cable and pad lock when I need to lock bikes on the rack. The rear wheel strap is a bit tricky to use and I know several people that have lost or had the straps stolen but so far I still have both of mine and once you know how to use them they do the job. Also the T2 worked with my truck and let me lower the tail gate without interfering unlike the Yakima hitch rack I tried out.
Poor quality accessory parts
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Very disappointed with this product, especially after reading so many positive reviews. The platform is quite sturdy, but the pieces/mechanisms to attach the bike are very cheap/flimsy. On the very first use, one of the cam levers designed to secure the rear bike wheel broke off. They are built with very flimsy, aluminum rivets. I had to use bungie cords to hold the wheels in place. Also on the first use, one of the lock cables pulled completely out of its housing. It is hard to see how this cable is attached inside the support arm, but either another cheap part broke, or it was not attached to begin with. Either way, I expected better craftsmanship for the price.
Damon Salter
I have to concur here. After three years of ownership accumulating in about 10 months of total use I have all sorts of parts broken, missing, and not functioning correctly. I still love how easy this rack is to use and hanging my bike by the frame is not a respectable option, but for the money the durability isn't so good.
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The is the best rack I've owned. I've gone 'cheap' with other racks but finally decided to throw down the cash for this one. I'm happy I did.
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Thule T2 Review, 1998 Volvo V70, Bronson This rack is awesome. Sturdy and easy to use. I bought the 1.25 inch version and it doesn't move around any more than the 2 inch version's my friends have. Advantages over a roof rack: 1. Minor hit to MPG's and 2. Much easier to set your bike down on the rack.
Phil M
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I've had this rack for many years, and it has always performed flawlessly, carrying my bikes everywhere I go in a very secure manner. I love the fact that it can be lowered with the bikes on it so that I can open the trunk of my outback. I also love that the lock is built into it so that I don't have to bring anything separate along if I think I'll need to lock it up at some point.
Probably the best part of this rack is just that it's very well made and durable. My only complaint is that the hardware can rust if it's in a lot of weather. I've sprayed a metal protector onto the bolts that has diminished this, but something to be aware of.
Well worth the money- it will last you many years.
Does anyone use it with 29inch wheels? ...
Does anyone use it with 29inch wheels? I'd like to know if the arms that grab the wheels are near the end of their extension when holding the 29er. How many "ratchet" teeth are left if it slips one?
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This rack certainly does work with a 29er and we have had no issues with up to 2.3 tires.
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This is an easy review. It works great and keeps your bike very secure. I use it a lot and have no complaints. You won't be disappointed.
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Still the best. A lot of others trying to copy THULE but they are still on top. Folds up. Folds down. Great features. Durable rack.
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Recently purchased the Thule T2 917X for a 2003 VW Jetta after getting in to mountain biking. I much prefer the trailer-hitch bike racks after seeing a few examples of people forgetting their roof-racks loaded with bikes and smacking low-hanging solid objects ("out of sight, out of mind" syndrome?). The rack fits the car extremely well and is relatively easy to remove from the hitch considering the heft of this solidly built bike rack. When not carrying bikes, the fold-up aspect is great; provides plenty of clearance to the bumper and allows for easy trunk access. Would definitely recommend as a great bike rack. HOWEVER - make sure to torque down the four bracket bolts with a sufficiently strong allen wrench. I had tightended the bolts as much as possible with the supplied allen wrench (nearly bending the wrench) and on my first drive, the bike tray moved / walked down 2"-3" on the backbone. Before the next drive, purchased a T-handle allen wrench in the correct size, repositioned the bike tray, and tightened the bracket bolts down much tighter; have not had any movement problems since.
Debbie C
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Great Rack. So glad I didn't get the trunk mounted rack contraption, again (what a awful pain they are!).
Debbie C
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Use pure maple syrup in this cozy old-fashioned recipe. My gluten-free meatloaf is easily adapted to your particular likes and dislikes- see notes. It's very flexible in spirit. Kinda like, yours truly.Ingredients:
1 lb. organic grass fed Black Angus beef, ground
3/4 lb. organic free-range turkey, ground
1 small sweet or red onion, peeled
1 medium organic carrot, washed and trimmed
3 cloves fresh peeled garlic
1/4 cup pure maple syrup
2 tablespoons Muir Glen Ketchup
1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
1 organic free-range egg- or omit for egg-free
3/4 cup gluten-free bread crumbs (I used Udi's GF sandwich bread)
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon allspice
1/2 teaspoon mild GF curry powder
Sea salt and ground pepper, to taste
Preheat the oven to 350ºF.
Put the Black Angus beef and turkey into a large bowl and using a fork or spoon, break it apart it a bit.
Roughly chop the onion and carrot into same sized chunks and place them into a food processor; add the garlic cloves; pulse until the veggies are uniformly diced- fine- not too chunky; add them to the ground meat. Toss lightly with a spoon or fork to quickly distribute the veggies. Add the maple syrup, ketchup, balsamic vinegar, eggs (if using), gluten-free bread crumbs, and spices. Mix it all up- but try not to over-mix it into mush (over-mixing makes for a dense loaf).
If the mixture is too dry at this point, add a little more ketchup. If it's feels too wet, add more crumbs. You want a nice stick-together balance. Very ying-yang.
Spoon the meatloaf mixture into a standard size loaf pan and firmly press into place, smoothing and rounding the top of the loaf a bit so that the sides are slightly lower than the edge of the loaf pan (you don't want the glaze spilling over the sides later on).
Bake in a pre-heated oven for 45 minutes. At the 45 minute mark spoon the maple-apricot sauce on top of the loaf. Cover the loaf loosely with a piece of recycled foil, if you like. Bake for an additional 30 minutes or until the internal temperature reaches 165ºF. Allow the cooked loaf to cool for ten minutes or so before slicing and serving.
Maple Glaze Recipe
1/3 cup real maple syrup
1/3 cup pure apricot preserves
1-2 teaspoons balsamic vinegar, to taste
1 teaspoon honey mustard
A small pinch of nutmeg and cinnamon
Stir to combine.
Karina's Notes:
Options for subbing the ingredients above include:
Add 1/4 cup chopped roasted green chiles or jalapeños to the loaf mixture if you like the meatloaf spicy.
Add chopped cooked and drained mushrooms instead of carrots.
Use chipotle chili powder and salsa for a smoky Mexican taste.
I made this when I was avoiding eggs, so I omitted them; this works if you keep the add-ins diced fine, keep the mixture moist, and allow the loaf to set for 15 minutes before slicing. If you enjoy eggs, add a beaten free-range organic egg to this recipe.
Use an Asian sweet-hot chili sauce for the glaze to kick up the heat.
What to do with leftover meatloaf? Make a meatloaf shepherd's pie with mashed potato crust.
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Cliff dwelling: The economy and the sequester
As The Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, the decline in Gross Domestic Product "reflects worries about the so-called fiscal cliff. The economy reversed from a 3.1% pace of growth in the third quarter largely because federal government spending fell by 15% and private business, likely fearing slack in demand, let inventories dwindle."
If a reduction in federal spending helped cause a contraction, why don't we just spend more? Because we don't have the money, and because some spending is beneficial, some harmful. Spending on necessary constitutional functions that enable the private economy to operate smoothly (such as national defense) is a positive. Transferring money from productive uses to unproductive ones, or from politically unfavored groups to politically favored ones, is a net negative,
So are tax hikes. Yet the Senate and the White House insist that unless the Republicans agree to even more tax increases than the ones we got this month, they will let the sequester happen. What completely irresponsible brinksmanship.
Once again, Obama and Senate Democrats are holding the economy at ransom, and the ransom they demand is a huge tax increase. It ought to be obvious by now that their primary concern is to raise government revenue, not create jobs. We are getting the economy that results from such priorities.


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