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KODAK COLOR PRINT MATERIAL Type C. This was a fiber based color paper in the late 50's. It was processed in KODAK COLOR PRINT PROCESS P-122. The process took 42 minutes at 75F plus drying including ferrotyping if you wanted a glossy surface.
I am not sure of the origin of the Type C designation. It could be chromgenic since it is indeed a chromogenic paper. I expect it was just selected as a designation rather than actually standing for anything.
through the years type C has become almost any color reflection print.


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Robert J. Daniels, Sr., age 62 of Newport, passed away on June 3, 2014 in his home.
Born May 8, 1952 in Monroe, Robert was the son of Earl & Rita (Marino) Daniels. He married the love of his life, Karen Daniels on May 8, 1979 in Toledo. Sadly she preceded him in death March 26, 2011. A graduate of Catholic Central High School, Robert was a truck driver for over 30 years working for Meijer Inc and Fritz Enterprises. His passion in life was playing music and he played Bass Guitar with Southern Impact and many other local bands over the years.
Robert leaves to cherish his memory his children: Robert J. Daniels Jr. of Maumee, Ohio, Angelia (Robert) Massey of Toledo and Kimberly (David) Guy of Newport; two brothers: Tom (Yogi) Daniels of Monroe and Earl (Brandy) Daniels of Enterprise, Alabama; three sisters: Susie (Joe) Novak of Carleton. Mary Jane (David) Bray of Carleton and Marie (Bill) Elmore of Newport of Newport as well as 14 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. In addition to his wife and parents, Robert was preceded in death by a daughter Regina and a brother James.
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#1 Feb 8, 2011
i want to move in the area hueytown looks so nice on the real estate sites can somebody give me the good bad and ugly on it please thank you
#2 Jun 6, 2012
lol. Well for starters, there was a quadruple homicide there a couple of years ago. Tornados always come though there. Cops are crooked there. I lived & worked there for 3 years. There is a reason houses are cheap there.
#4 Jun 15, 2012
It depends on which side you live own. 15th street going to Hueytown or 15th Street going to Virginia Mines.
#5 Jun 24, 2012
The Hueytown cops run the show there. it reminds me of Nazi Germany with Chief Chuckie Hagler as adolf Hitler.
#6 Jun 30, 2012
Forget the police the fire chief and his boy friend capt. Are backwards crooked and are huge liers and are only looking out for themselves and have tried to screw over several of there firefighters and cost the city tons money in legal fees and have been proven wrong every time so if you need help don't count on the fire chief or his boyfriend
#7 Mar 4, 2013
To. Mover. I grew up here and I also lived in ky Albany. Now that's a town that's hard to describe. I enjoyed living there but man it's full of uneducated welfare and drug issues. Just like anywhere you have those things. I would not live in the city limits of hueytown. It really depends on where you work. If you choose south I65 Hoover, alabaster. Traffic is horrible trying to get to work. Also hwy 280 traffic is horrible. If you like more laid back area look concord, rock creek area. Check McCalla area even Tuscaloosa. If you have children just check school systems. Good luck in your search
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A conservation organization vows to sue the federal government to protect two species of ice-dependent seals found off Alaska's northern coast.
The Center for Biological Diversity on Monday gave a required 60-day notice to the National Marine Fisheries Service that it will sue the agency for missing a deadline on deciding whether to list ringed and bearded seals as threatened species because of climate change. A listing would trigger additional protections for the animals.
"The time for protecting these seals is now," said Rebecca Noblin, Alaska director of the conservation organization.
The Center for Biological Diversity petitioned to list ringed and bearded seals in 2008. When the agency missed deadlines, the group sued to force a decision.
Ringed seals are the only seals that thrive in completely ice-covered Arctic waters. During winter, ringed seals use stout claws to dig and maintain breathing holes. Females excavate snow on the solid ice that covers breathing holes. The snow lairs provide insulated shelters for themselves and their pups.
Young ringed seal pups cannot survive in water. They are susceptible to temperature stresses until they grow a blubber layer and shed their lanugo, the white, woolly coat they're born with.
Ringed seals are the main prey of polar bears, which often hunt pups and adults by collapsing snow lairs. Polar bears themselves were listed as threatened by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in 2008 because of the projected loss of sea ice habitat.
Bearded seals give birth and rear pups on drifting pack ice over shallow water, where prey such as crabs is abundant. When females give birth, they need ice to last long enough in the spring and early summer to successfully reproduce and then molt. The projected retreat of sea ice away from shallow shelves decreases food availability, according to the listing petition.
The National Marine Fisheries Service, part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, in 2011 proposed listing ringed seals in the Arctic Basin and the North Atlantic and two populations of bearded seals in the Pacific Ocean because of projected loss of sea ice. For ringed seals, the proposal also cited the threat of reduced snow cover.
A final decision was due in December. NMFS announced it would extend the deadline for six months and the new deadline was June 10.
Noblin said the agency has had time to make a decision.
"Meanwhile, the Arctic is rapidly melting," she said. "We're seeing less and less ice."
The seals face additional threats from exploratory petroleum drilling approved by the Obama administration, Noblin said.
NOAA fisheries spokeswoman Julie Speegle said it has taken longer than expected to review additional peer reports and public comment that came in until May 7.
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An Upper St. Clair businessman becomes the third Republican on the 11-member Port Authority of Allegheny County board of directors, appointed on Thursday by Gov. Tom Corbett.
Robert J. Kania, Jr., 41, who owns a day care and an information technology business, said he comes to the board without an agenda. He worked on the governor's campaign.
"I can bring a perspective as an employer who has customers and employees using Port Authority. I can look objectively at both sides," Kania said. "I don't see it being a party-line position on things."
Kania owns Metropolitan Pre-School and Nursery, Downtown, and Community Pre-School and Nursery with locations throughout Allegheny County. His Direct Technology Solutions is located Downtown.
Steve Chizmar, a spokesman for Corbett, said Kania's business background made him an ideal choice.
Kania joins the board of an agency searching for a CEO and a way to curb persistent financial troubles. A change in state law in July tweaked the board's makeup, adding two members and mandating that the governor and legislative leaders appoint five people. The county executive appoints six, rather than all members as before.
The board will tackle several issues from the outset, including securing additional state funding to head off cuts. State lawmakers are considering a transportation bill to provide more money for transit.
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[…] peaceful birth became clouded by external fears. I fought for it though, and in the end had another home water birth with Aviya. The result was wonderful. I had a vernix covered, 9lb 6oz little girl, just under three months […]
I love your story! I had that same experience of pushing but not being sure I really was, or if anyone noticed. And the need for the birth pool to be filled NOW, ha ha. So glad you had the peaceful home birth you'd intended, even if things were a bit frantic and fast in the middle there. Your little one is so lovely! And you are a birthing rockstar!
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Again… congrats hunny!!! soe is so so sooooo cute and tiny and squidgy…
lets see if she'll cry sunday! lol!
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What a beautiful sharing! I read this on my phone while in Texas, which makes it hard to comment here – so I came back to read it (and all of your "Letters to Squidgy") this morning. I stand – once again – so very proud of the woman you have become Luschka. It has been such an honor for me to watch you grow in yourself, as both a mother and a woman. In case I haven't said it lately, I Love You, My Lovely.
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I'm sorry it has taken me so long to read your tale. I was anxious for it, but then couldn't seem to find myself in the right frame of mind when I was also online. Your story is wonderful! And I love the underwater photo! I envy your birth experience. While I have yearned for a home water birth, I have not been disappointed by my own experiences. Powerful, indeed! Congratulations!
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What a great birth story, It was so good to read it. What a big baby, Jesse was 3.97kg's and I remember he looked like a giant in the hospital nursery next to all the other babies, but I enjoyed having a big baby, he seemed so much stronger. Enjoy your babymoon Luschka, thinking of you lots. xXx
What a beautiful story, Luschka! Thank you for sharing it with us. I loved hearing about Ameli's involvement, especially, as Annabelle's role in her sibling's birth is a big topic on my mind right now. I can't wait to share that experience with her, and I enjoyed hearing how you shared Squidgy's birth with Ameli. It's so beautiful that you ended up with a supportive doula, too! Congratulations again!
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Amazing Story and Beautiful way of Telling too..:-)
God Bless!
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such an inspiring story!
I hope to have one similar for my baby #2. #1 was painful, but natural. I am hoping for a less painful one next time around and your story makes me feel like this is all possible. xx
Wow – this is just too beautiful! And inspiring! So happy for you!
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Beautiful story! Thanks for sharing
Such a beautiful story! Magical! Congrats!
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Your second labour sounds much like mine, slow to start then all systems go! I would have loved a home birth, my partner wasn't keen and we were so far from a hospital (40 mins at least each way) so it wasn't a realistic option for us just incase anything went wrong in the end, so glad you got yours and Martin got the pool sorted in time! I was busy making a tiramisu for Christmas Day when I was in labour – never did get round to eating it though as I was stuck in hospital, hope you got to share the birthday cake with Ameli though!
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Congratulations and thanks for sharing your story. I am due to have another baby in August, with my previous babies the cord was always cut straight away but with this one I would like to wait until the cord has stopped pulsing, I just wondered roughly how long that takes as I have no idea???
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SpringGreen — With its searching soliloquies and deep-water exploration of why we're all here, "Hamlet" is Shakespeare's great poem unlimited. But at its core, "Hamlet" is also the story of a young man confronting the unexpected loss of his father and the meaning of mortality — in a darkening, fallen world where neither fathers nor their principles are long remembered.
The great strength of director John Langs' much-anticipated "Hamlet" — a three-hour, thirty minute affair now on stage in American Players Theatre's Up-the-Hill amphitheater — is its focus on the relationship between the young prince (Matt Schwader) and his murdered father (James Pickering), whose ghostly presence haunts this production from its beginning until the very end. »Read Full Article
Diva Ross packs a lot into 84 minutes
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April 9th, 2009 at 3:19 am
that red room is wonderful…as is the shaggy rug in the last pic, you'd need a machete to get from one side to the other!
John Hopper Says:
April 9th, 2009 at 5:46 am
I love these books. Many of them can still be bought really cheaply at car boots, charity shops etc. No one seems to really value them. They are full of wonderful period details. Whenever I find one it's made my day. Admittedly that could appear to be quite a sad statement, but who cares. A great slice of 1960s/1970s interior decor. Thanks!
bree Says:
April 9th, 2009 at 8:13 am
I wonder why things are so boring now too. Maybe some sort of Martha Stewart American family values whitewashing?? Not sure. Maybe everyone is less expressive today and more concerned with seeming "tasteful". Hmmmm….
youhavebeenheresometime Says:
April 9th, 2009 at 9:18 am
thanks for sharing! i love these images! and i love the rattan chairs with the open bottoms. beautiful…
Lindsay Says:
April 9th, 2009 at 10:17 am
Bree, I think you're right. Because I'm sure aesthetics are never random! I feel as if I'm seeing that family values Americana thing all over the design blogs too, a sort of updated 19th C traditional style with lots of little framed illustrations of girls in bonnets and birdies on branches (Etsy, Domino). Even when you see midcentury modern, it has a certain puritanical quality – it's beautiful but it's definitely the 50s over the 60s. What happened to the adventurousness and sensuality of the 60s and 70s? That may have been a blip, historically speaking, but I always want to lobby to bring it back… the more purism or cuteness I see in decor the more I want to counter it with something this groovy and confident.
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April 9th, 2009 at 10:22 am
John – My design partner Sarah found this decor encyclopedia, and it's quite amazing. There must be about 15 volumes and what fascinates me is that in 1970 it would take 15 exhaustive volumes to document what was in fact a very new design aesthetic (late 50s, 60s). You get a sense of how much excitement they had about it, how much material they felt that had. It's a decade of explosion. It's fun to pore through because it opens a view onto an aesthetic that contains an entirely different world view. Of course many of the rooms are just apocalyptically bad (see my Flickr) but in a way they're just as interesting because they're so imaginative, so fantastical, so outward-looking, and so bold. I totally understand how finding this stuff can make your day.
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April 9th, 2009 at 12:44 pm
Yes! Well said! Verner – we love you.
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April 9th, 2009 at 1:27 pm
I think perhaps there was much more of a 'make your own interior decor' ethos in the 1960s and 1970s. Styles were much more to do with personal tastes and ideas, and less about how professional or finished it looked.
Many seem tied into one or two styles today, minimal and de-cluttered seem to be about it really. Much of this, and I can only speak for the UK, has to do with presenting your home as an attractive potential investment, rather than a personal space. De-cluttering has much more to do with de-personalising than creating space in your life.
Of course, now in the UK we are starting to talk about turning your house into a home. Programmes are starting to turn up on the TV telling us that because there is no housing market at the moment, why not turn that potential investment opportunity into a personal or family home!
Perhaps we should all take a look through these old interior books and magazines and get some hints on how to live a real life, rather than one that has some investment potential.
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April 21st, 2009 at 3:33 am
There's a sense of what I would call the experimental in its true form: what would happen if we put these things together in a room? Maybe something interesting. Done with a sense of confidence, as you mention, which is a key point. The decorators are trying out a bunch of fantastic new materials and objects and references and scales and are not concerned particularly about getting it right, but more with having fun while doing it. There's a temporary quality to them as well. They look a bit like stage sets. The next day a room might look completely different. Interestingly, that period was a very exciting time in theater as well, all that fantastic updating and reworking of classicism and breaking taboos.


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SIMPLY THE BEST LOCATION! This lovely condo is on a gated resort walking distance from International Drive and the Orlando Convention Center and just 10 miles from Orlando Int'l Airport. It offers first class furnishings and decor, including a fully equipped kitchen, washer & Dryer and balcony with distant views of downtown. Restaurants, shops, golf courses, theme parks and Orlando nightlife are just minutes away. Publix Supermarket is onsite. This 5 star community is one-of-a-kind and a popular destination for both business and leisure visitors to Orlando.
The resort boasts a 5 star clubhouse with games room, gym, 24/7 reception desk, resort shop, movie theatre & multi-decked pool area with pool bar and kids pool & jacuzzi. There is also a second resort pool and hot tub, BBQ area and a 1.5 mile walking/running trail around Lake Cay.
Comfortable, quiet, air-conditioned 3 bedrooms/ 2 bathrooms apartment sleeps six people. Open plan living space includes a fully equipped kitchen with a separate dining room & table. Living room with leather sofas, 42"HDTV and an additional Flat Screen TV in each bedroom, all with cable TV. Free high speed internet access and free calls to USA & Canada. The master and second bedrooms have king-sized beds and the third bedroom has 2 full size beds. Every room has an overhead fan.
We are based on the resort should you require help with anything at all during your stay and I'm happy to offer local insider knowledge, restaurant recommendations, arranging golf, airport pick up, drop off to parks and shopping, shopping for pre arrival groceries..
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
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|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Internet access, DVD player
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|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, Telephone, Pool or snooker table, Table tennis, Games room, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|King Beds (2), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Shared outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, BBQ
|Parking, Lift access, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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Orlando is certainly a magical place. With 59m visitors a year it is the most popular travel destination ON EARTH! and It pulls people back time and time again as, even with a 3 week holiday, there are never enough hours in the day to see and do everything Orlando has to offer. With that in mind, LOCATION IS KEY! You dont want to spend your precious time siting in traffic on the Interstate when you could be riding the Manta as SeaWorld or exploring Harry Potter's Wizarding World at Universal!
We have, without doubt, THE BEST LOCATION for access to everything! The 15 minutes drive from the International Airport will probably be the longest drive you need to take. Everything is minutes away from Vista Cay Resort. In fact we can see the fear-inducing Kraken Roller Coaster across the lake from the resort and watch the SeaWorld fireworks at night.
But it's not just about the big players here. You will find plenty of fun things to do that dont cost a fortune..GatorLand, the Strawberry Festival, Water Parks,..
And for those of you looking for a sun-filled break that doesn't include theme parks, Orlando has fabulous world class shopping and top class restaurants for all budgets. We can offer you all sorts of insider local knowledge to make your trip memorable and special!
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What's close by...Orange County Convention Center is next door and walking distance. Publix supermarket, restaurants and Walgreens are on-site. International Drive is walking distance (if you enjoy walking. 10 mins to IDrive and a further 15 to Prospect Point restaurants and shops). SeaWorld 5 mins - c.200 restaurants 5 mins - Orlando Eye (opens early 2015) 4 mins - Universal, City Walk, DownTown Disney, Premium Outlet Malls 10 mins - DisneyWorld, Epcot, Magic Kindom etc,, Millennia Mall, Florida Mall, International Airport 15 mins, Down town Orlando, The Arena 20 mins.
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Stayed in Vista Cay with my family of five and it was as if we never left home. Our experience was excellent. The facility was excellent. I have nothing to complain about at all. Everything works in Vista Cay. You can even state within the estate for two weeks and not have a need to go elsewhere in Orlando if all you need is rest. I recommend it to all and look forward to visiting again in the nearest future.
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75 reviews | 3.8 out of 5
I use this heater for my large "play room" I have. Since my central air/heat drop down, I had to convert to room heaters. This unit puts out as much heat as my small kerosene heater, which really surprises me. I like that this is a OIL Filled unit, dont buy them cheap ones that use water, buddy of mine has one, not as good. Great heater for a mid sized room and will certainly heat the heck out of a small bedroom. Unit is completely quiet and has a temp you can adjust to keep the room at a constant temperature.
I bought 2 of these 2 years ago to use in my daughter's room and a play room. They heat the entire room evenly and safely. The unit does get a bit hot, but not hot enough to cause a burn. This will be the third winter that I am using these. One is working just like it did when I bought it. Last winter the second one had a "button malfunction". One of the switches (600watt) just wouldn't move. This year the other switch (900watt) is now stuck. I am still going to buy another of the same product because I think that overall this is a great product for a great price.
I placed this heater in my bedroom and it makes it very nice and comfortable. The heat is more a warm by fire sort of heat compared to burn your face or scorch lungs kind of heat. I tried putting this in my living room, about 280 to 300 square feet with attached kitchen. Did absolutely NOTHING for that room, was like it wasn't there with setting on it's highest. Put into my bedroom instead, somewhere around 200 sq. ft. with no attached rooms, two windows with plastic wrap on them and it took a good 3 to 4 hours or so to reach 68 to 70 degrees with this heater. Once it reaches the temp you set, to maintain it you have to turn the heat to the middle setting and turn the temp gauge to where it clicks off / on and set it a little higher than this click. Anything less especially on lowest setting and temp in room will decrease. The smell from this heater is nice, it is not unpleasant and I personally like it actually. If you have a larger room, 400 sq ft or more. It will probably take a good 5 hours or so to get it to a comfortable range. If you have a room 600 sq ft or more you need at least two, this one by itself I don't see getting temp of a LARGE room to anything comfortable and maintain it. If you have a room, that is drafty or has connecting rooms that has no door to close to seperate off the room you use this heater in. Forget it, this heater will never do anything. Go get something else, and you will need at least 2 or 3 of whatever other product you choose just to maintain a 5 degree increase. You will need to be able to seperate the room you use this heater in from all others by closing a door, or using a thick or multi-layered quilt or something to cover doors to close off the room. This heater radiates heat and needs to be able to build up the heat in a room. If it can't build up that initial heat it can't heat the room at all. If you want something to warm you right away, forget this heater also. It is not meant for NOW heat it is long term heat that builds up over HOURS and then you maintain that level you choose by reducing the heat level and temperature setting. Anyway that is how I found this product to work. Sitting it in my living room, with draft and connecting kitchen and hallway to bedrooms. FORGET IT, doesn't work at all in that situation. Needs closed door room with ZERO drafts to make this work and maintain any level of heat.
I bought this heater cause my power bill is so high. I have used it for a month and i must say it really does the job. I plan on putting one in all the cold places in my apartment. Would recomend this product to everyone. This heater was the best buy i have ever done, and it is a very good investment.
I love this heater. We had one years ago and it was great!! So when I moved to my new place and needed a heater I knew to get this one. I tell all my friends that fuss about there light bill because of the their central heat to get one or two of these. They did and their light bill went down!!!
We are thrilled with this product. We paid half what we would have been charged anywhere else, if not more; it works really well and warms even our coldest room quickly. I also like the fact that it has so many settings. I would recommend this product to anyone.
I have never used a radiator-type heater before.
I have tested the ceramic and air-blown heaters before --- have about 4 of those in the past.
This was my first --- was very skeptical as this has no mechanism for creating its own air flow other than relying on the natural convection movement of hot air.
I used it in our masters bedroom --- about 17 x 25, with some drafts.
At the highest setting, it added 5 degrees in about an hour or two. I did use the central heater but kept this at 62 degrees. It was 22 degrees outside. Overnite - it made the room too toasty ... so I recommend quickly resetting from 1500 watts to 750 watts in about 1-2 hours - as soon as the ideal ambient temp has been reached. I tried using this in our open kitchen/family room/dining room/foyer - partially separated by walls. This was about 30 x 30. I situated it right by the bay window in the kitchen. It barely made a difference.... roughly equivalent to our gas fireplace which is rated at 25,000 BTU. So my suggestion and recommendation is - use it in an enclosed space (mine was 17 x 25 ft).
I have this heater in a family room that is an addition to my home. Could not duct the furnace into this room. Approx. 200 sq. ft. There are a lot of windows and the room is built on a cement slab so it stays pretty cold in the winter in Michigan. Have used unvented gas in the past but it stinks and leaves a film on my windows. This heater takes a while to heat the room up but once it is heated up it stays nice. No smell, no mess. It is on rollers that move easy if I want to move it around. Works great. I like it. Can't say it is costly to use. Does not seem to have affected my electric bill much.
Works great, have owned and used product for over 2 months. Makes pinging noises when you turn it on for the first time and the fist time only, overall very silent. Heats my room within an hour, on high, its awesome. I get to have my room be nice and toasty and not have to worry about my roomates throwing a fit about me turning up the central heat.
This product uses minimal energy to heat as well or better than similar products.
I have had this heater for more than a year now. i hav a small house (barely 1000ft) and it heats the whole house if the temp isn't below freezing. My only complaint is that sometimes (when it isn't too cold) it is almost too hot. When it is too cold to not turn it on, but still not that cold out I turn down the wattage and the temp and it stays too hot. I do intend to buy another this year so maybe I won't need to use propane at all when the temp is below freezing.
great for small room.
This little heater is just that, a little heater good for a little room, IMHO, not more that 150 SQ FT. My master bedroom is 12x16 and a attached 7x5 bathroom. I purchased a heater to keep this room temperature from dropping over night when I have the furnace set lower at night and the little heater would not do that. I did not expect it to raise the temperature, but I thought it would hold the temperature already established. My bedroom does have two outside walls, but is well insulated (15 Y/O home), it is far from drafty. It just does not rate up to 1500 AMP/5000 Btu standards that should heat a 400 SQ FT area.
I bought this heater to accommodate a small bedroom that I use as an office, approx. 10x12. It took a long time to heat up, and even when it reached max capacity, it put off very little heat.
I returned it to the store and purchased a Honeywell HZ-725 Cool Touch All Room Heater that I love! It heats up fast & emits the heat without the use of a fan. The front gets a little warm, but not dangerously so. I now use the Honeywell to heat the Living/Dining Room area, which is more than twice the size of the office room I originally purchased the Pelonis Radiator Heater for.
When you turn on this heater, you will hear click-click sound. It is very noisy that you can not fall alseep.
Cheap switch & company won't repiace. One month old.
Felt cheap out of the box, plugged it in, worked for 15 minutes and died. Left me frozen in below 0 temperature, needless to say not happy with the purchase.
I do not find this heater generating enough heat to warm up a small bed room of around 10*11.
We just bought it today, and we are returning it right now. 4 hours was long enough to wait and see if we would ever get heat. The only heat you feel is when you stick your hand on top.
I don't think this heater would heat up even a small room, unless it is the size of a dog house.
If you really need heat .... don't buy this.
You will just waste gas returning it.
I read reviews before I purchase products, no matter what they are. This one did have a pretty good rating overall so decided to try it. What a waste of time and money. The thing immediately blew my fuse. Then once I got it where it would work ok, after 45 minutes, and wasnt warm in the room at all. I decided to touch it, and it was so cool I dont even think it was on. Returned it immediately. I need some thing to work straight from the box. Its a waste of time and money if it doesnt, and unfortunately, this was a waste of both


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Thursday, May 23, 2013
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OGLETHORPE -- Robert Burney, Jr., age 67, of Rochester, New York passed Sunday, May 19, 2013.
Funeral service will be conducted 3:30 P.M. Saturday, May 25, 2013 at Green Grove Baptist, Rhode St, Smithville, Georgia. Burial will follow in New Hope A.M.E. Church Cemetery, Smithville, Georgia.
Robert was born December 15, 1945 in Smithville, Georgia to the late Robert Bumey, Sr. and Emma Lou Burney. He was a graduate of Lee County High School. Robert earned a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Albany State University. He was a Deputy Sheriff with Rochester, Monroe County, New York.
He leaves to cherish his memories, wife, Francine Burney; children, Vince Burney, Tiffany (John) Burno, Moneith (Charles) Shaw, Daniel Burney Smith, and Robin (Trayvonne) Stanley; grandchildren, Maleaha Zaria Burney, Jayla Burno, Jeremiah Kendal Bumo, Kennedy Shaw, Jalisia Burno, and Charles Carlton Shaw III; sister, Marie Leila Burney, Smithville, Georgia; a host of nieces, and nephews, other relatives and friends.
The family maybe contacted at the home of Marie Burney, Main Street, Smithville, Georgia.
Oglethorpe Funeral Chapel, Inc.
Oglethorpe 478/472-6118


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Mannion passed for 414 yards and a school-record six touchdowns and Oregon State won its fourth consecutive game Saturday with a 44-17 victory over Colorado.
The Buffaloes (2-1, 0-1 Pac-12) never got untracked in their first game at Corvallis. Colorado's offense managed 300 yards, but only 124 through the first three quarters. Paul Richardson, who came into the game as the country's leading receiver with an average of 208.5 yards per game, was held to five receptions for 70 yards. Quarterback Connor Wood completed 14 of 34 passes for 146 yards and two touchdowns.
Worse for Colorado was four turnovers, including two on kickoff returns during the third quarter that led to two Oregon State touchdowns.
"Turnovers, that's probably what the difference in the game was. Kickoff turnovers, we've got to make sure we handle that. That kind of flipped the game for us," Colorado coach Mike McIntyre said.
Colorado played its first game in three weeks. Flooding postponed the Buffaloes' Sept. 14 game against Fresno State, in addition to a bye week, causing McIntyre to say earlier this week that "it seems like three years ago since we last played."
Wood didn't blame the layoff or gusty winds throughout the game.
"You can't put your finger on one thing that went wrong because it was there in all facets of the game," Wood said.
Richardson was all but taken out of the game by OSU's defense. The junior receiver caught only one pass for 2 yards during the first three quarters.
"Their coaches had a good defensive game plan and it worked out for them," Richardson said.
On the plus side, McIntyre liked Colorado's running game, which generated 154 yards. Michael Adkins led the way with 14 carries for 98 yards.
"If we didn't have a couple big sacks, we would have had over 200 yards rushing, which is pretty good," McIntyre said.
Oregon State's offense dominated Colorado. Mannion, who leads the country with 2,018 passing yards this season, completed 27 of 52 passes. Junior receiver Brandin Cooks caught nine passes for 168 yards and two touchdowns for the Beavers (4-1, 2-0).
Oregon State's offense generated 542 total yards.
Caleb Smith also caught two touchdowns passes for the Beavers, who never trailed in the game.
The Beavers led 17-3 at halftime. OSU scored on its opening possession on a 36-yard field goal by Trevor Romaine, then added touchdowns on Mannion passes of 3 yards to Smith and 8 yards to Cooks.
Oregon State put the game away during the third quarter on a combination of its offensive efficiency and Colorado's special teams miscues.
Mannion and Cooks connected on a 22-yard touchdown pass on the Beavers' opening drive of the second half for a 24-3 lead. Oregon State then converted two Colorado fumbles on kickoff returns into touchdowns, on passes of 42 yards to Terron Ward and 10 yards to Smith, to take a 38-3 lead.
Mannion broke OSU's single-game touchdown passes record on an 11-yard throw to Connor Hamlett with 6:48 left in the fourth quarter.
Colorado scored two touchdowns during the fourth quarter, on Wood passes of 24 yards to Tyler McCullough and 28 yards to Richardson.
Mannion has thrown for at least 350 yards in each of his five games this season, an OSU record, and his 52 career touchdown passes tie him for third all-time with Erik Wilhelm.


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You can't bring booze whenever you feel like it at Cane Rosso, but Wednesday night is BYOB at the Deep Ellum location.
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Wonderful pizza wood-fired right in front of you with some unique toppings options, including bacon jam!
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Amazing pizza and our server was so helpful wish I remembered her name but I loved it
rly good pizza and great prices....
Open till 3pm reopen @ 5pm.
We named them the city's Best Pizza in our last Best of Dallas issue for the second year in a row.
Get the Rocky Road gelato for dessert. Sploosh.
The Cuban Sandwich is out of this world.
Edgar-licious! Amazing dessert, try it.
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Great Pizza! We will be back!
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Burt's Bees Replenishing Lip Balm with Pomegranate Oil
740 reviews
67% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.2
Price: $$
Package Quality: 4.2
Price: $$
Not tested on animals
Burt's Bees is a Cruelty-Free Subsidiary.
INGREDIENTShelianthus annuus (sunflower) seed oil, cera alba (beeswax, cire d'abeille), cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, ricinus communis (castor) seed oil, lanolin, aroma (flavor)*, punica granatum (pomegranate) seed oil, tocopherolrosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) leaf extract, glycine soja (soybean) oil, canola oil (huile de colza), carmine, benzyl salicylate, cinnamal, citral, eugenol, geraniol, hydroxycitronellal, limonene, linalool. *natural flavor
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Other, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I love this product! It smells/tastes great - I love pomegranate, so naturally this is really great for me. It leaves my lips with a tiny bit of gloss, not as much as a lip gloss does, but enough so it's noticeable. I prefer it over a lip gloss actually, because this is not sticky at all like glosses are. It has a nice sheer pink tint, so it leaves my lips a nice, pleasant shade of reddish/pinkish color. It's a very moisturizing formula, my lips are left smooth for hours on end.
I recommend it to anyone who is looking for a lip balm that acts more as a light lip color that is a bit glossy and very moisturizing. If you're looking for simply a basic every day lip balm, don't get this, get the original formula instead.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I like this product. It smells nice and really keeps my lips soft. And I like the subtle tint. But it can be too glossy especially right after application.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This pomegranate version is BETTER than the original Burt's Bees. The original tends to be very waxy and waaaay too minty--my lips are always stinging from the "cooling" effect of the peppermint.
The pomegranate balm has a lovely scent--I wish it was a perfume, I'd buy it! However, this balm is kind of thin/oily when you apply it--it leaves your lips looking glossy. It's not rich and creamy, if you know what I mean.
I like the pink tint, and I wish Burt's Bees made a lipstick in the same color. The tint didn't show up on me, but when I swiped it on my hand you could see the pink. Perhaps if you put foundation on your lips before applying this balm it could double as a lip stain.
Overall, I wouldn't buy it again because there are so many more balms out there to try. This one just wasn't good enough for me to buy again.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Other
Eyes: Brown
i love this product. i used to use the original lip balm from burts bees but when i discovered this one i never went back. it goes on much smoother and gives your lips a natural almost gloss. i love the smell although i dont really think it smells like pomogranites.. its quite moisturizing but doent sink in all that much. its easy enough to stash in your pocket and take on the go rather than thoes little pots that can get quite sticky and messy. i have already gone through 3 of these even though they last a very long time. this is deffinetly a HG product for me and an all over basic.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Green
I love this product. It is one of the few lip balms that actually stays put for more than just a few minutes.
I have dry lips and most other products I have used are medicated and end up drying me out even more or just sink right in, leaving my lips exposed to the elements.
Some people have reviewed that they don't like that this product seems to sit on top of the lips and never sinks in...I actually like that about this product. I find it acts as a barrier to the sun, heat and dry air. I find that hours after putting this lip balm on my lips are very soft and I can still feel the product on my lips. It is not greasy and provides just a hint of color.
I liked it so much I bought a second tube just so I won't ever be without!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I got mine as a freebie with a coupon received in the mail. I don't know that I will be purchasing any after this tube is gone. I keep it in my makeup with all my lippies. I don't find anything amazing about this Burts Bees lip balm. I was expecting to have nicely moisturized, healed lips. Nope. It didn't do anything to do the opposite, it just didn't do anything great. I hated the smell at first... it reminded me of the candles you burn while outside to keep bugs away. After having been using it for several weeks, though, I don't seem to mind it any longer.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Another quest to find the perfect lip balm...
I decided to jump on the suggestions given by some in a forum/thread on MUA - and purchased the two-pack of this stuff @ Target. I like the cooling effect, the fact that it's made of organic ingredients. It softens up my lips but I think it does TOO GOOD of a job of that - the top layer of skin on my lips end up peeling away, and no matter how nice my lips look that day, a layer peels off every time I use it. It's not a bad thing: I use this after showers to exfoliate my lips now, but it's not something I would use when my lips are chapped/sore/burning/etc.
Good lip conditioner to exfoliate. =D
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
I really tried to like this product, but I felt like this lipbalm did nothing to relieve my lips of dryness. This just sat on top of my lip and did nothing to moisturize them.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Green
I just got this today and it works OK... I LOVE the smell unlike some reviewers have said. I really like the fact that it's 100% natural and has a slight tint of color. The color may go away like 15 mins after applying but I didnt get it for the color anyway. It doesnt excactly 'moisturize' my lips but it stays on REALLY long! Overall, it's fine, nothing special. Alot of the reviews complain about smell and taste but the smell seems very pleasant and lips balms arent exactly for eating =/...plus it's BEES WAX. What do you expect?
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I like the smell of this and the color it gives your lips, but it doesn't do that great a job of keeping them moisturized. Plus I don't see that it has any SPF.
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