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Ask Eartha: Organic, natural — what's the difference? (column)July 1, 2016 —
Dear Eartha,
My wife insists that a product labeled "organic" is better than something labeled as being "natural." Is there a difference, and is she right that one is better than the other? — Nigel, BreckenridgeLearn more »
Subberwal: An open letter to those in power — tell us the truthJune 30, 2016 —
To Whom it May Concern,
I hope you're well, and I hope I'm not distracting you from your important tasks of balancing budgets and not starting wars. I have a problem I'd like to call to your attention.Learn more »
Ribe: Commercializing our national parks is a bad idea (column)June 28, 2016 —
When I was a child, I remember passing through any number of national park entrance stations in our family station wagon. I remember the historic stone kiosks where the rangers greeted us, and my excitement as we began the slow drive toward the greatest wonders of nature. Visiting a national park felt a little like entering sacred ground — it was a place to be quiet, to pay careful attention, to absorb all the details and be grateful.
If anything, this feeling of reverence towards lands and sites managed by the National Park Service has intensified. When I worked as a ranger at Kings Canyon National Park in California, I found that much of the visiting public treated rangers like clergy. I took their respect seriously and tried to earn it, passing on both the science and the tradition of the national parks. Indeed, for many people, national parks are a kind of church. They are special places that connect us to nature and to our country.Learn more »
Liddick: When vox populi bites back (column)June 27, 2016 —
On last Wednesday, a small group of Democrat lawmakers disrupted Congress' business, staging a noisy demonstration and sitting down on the floor of the House of Representatives. It was a tantrum by petulant children who, not receiving their heart's desire, flung themselves to the floor in a fit of frenzy, whining about how unfair it all was. Unfair it was not, at least to those who believe in rules; ironic, it was: This was the group that protests at the drop of a hat about Congressional inaction, making it impossible for Congress to do any work because they did not get their way.
On last Thursday, citizens of the United Kingdom dealt an unexpected defeat to the European Union, saying "no" loudly to open borders and mountains of new regulations imposed by the faceless and unaccountable bureaucrats of Brussels and Strasbourg. Petulance quickly followed: The German and French foreign ministers called for Britain to leave "as soon as possible." The EU president and the head of the "European Parliament" agreed. Britain must leave quickly — before the contagion spreads to Finland and the Netherlands — and then, uncontrollably, beyond.Learn more »
Hill: Travels with Charlie in search of America (column)June 26, 2016 —
In September 1960, at age 58, John Steinbeck and his poodle, Charley, set out on a journey across America in a camper. For three months, they traveled the nation, meeting friends, strangers and relatives and immersing themselves in America while reflecting on its character, racial hostility and particular form of loneliness found most everywhere.
In September 2015, at age 72, my son and I set out on a journey across America in a VW, Chevy Blazer and a U-Haul. Seven months later, after 21 states, 9,000 miles and two residences leased and vacated, I returned to Summit County. What I experienced, chronicled and discovered was an America much different than the one Steinbeck encountered 56 years ago.Learn more »
Biff America: Answering nature's call (column)June 25, 2016 —
My mate and I were relaxing in the Nevada dessert when we noticed a toilet rapidly approaching.
An hour before, we left the interstate, drove our camper about 10 miles down a narrow, rough road. From there we took a dirt track that dead ended at a washed-out creek bed. It would be our home for the night; we pulled out our lawn chairs and books. The sun was low in the sky, the clouds were blood red.Learn more »
Walking our faith: Withstanding the silenceJune 25, 2016 —
This column almost wasn't written. At least not on this topic.
You see, at the moment, I'm mad at God.Learn more »
LaGreca: Colorado kicked in the shin by coal industry (column)June 25, 2016 —
Even with the cushion of twenty-years worth of coal reserves already under lease, I was still kicked in the shin and verbally assaulted yesterday on my way out of a public meeting in Grand Junction to review future coal leasing on federal lands. In the style of the NRA at events concerning any limitations on gun control, the "Coal Forever" lobby was unmistakably present, sporting an overwhelming, yellow-shirted tide of support for this carbonized plant matter.
The Obama administration issued a moratorium on new coal leases on federal lands in January to evaluate a program that has been all but untouched since the Reagan era. In this time, the formulas for establishing royalties to tax payers have been distorted, while the bidding process for leases has become opaque and noncompetitive. Since 2010, our reliance on coal has dropped from 44 percent of our electricity generation to just 29 percent, in large part due to cheap natural gas and decreasing international demand. Coal has annually become a less important component of our energy mix, yet it remained in the protected graces of the untouchable fossil fuel giants, that is, until this moratorium.Learn more »
Wind Sprints: On blasphemy and brisket (editor column)June 24, 2016 —
He was an older gentleman. I didn't get his name. I did not get his forgiveness; at least not on that day.
Last week, a colleague came into my office to tell me a man was here who wanted to talk. "He doesn't seem happy," she told me as a warning. I walked out to meet him. "Let's go out here," he said, waving me into the building lobby.Learn more »
Buhler: Breckenridge Ski Resort weighs in a transit talks with town (column)June 24, 2016 —
As all of you will recall last summer, we had a robust discussion with the Breckenridge Town Council and with the community about how best to address parking and transit needs in Breckenridge. The council came to that dialogue with some very strongly-held and very public positions. We often did not agree with the council but ultimately came together in a landmark moment of cooperation, with an agreement on a $3.5 million annual tax to be paid by skiers that would bring significant new skier parking to the core of town. However, after that tax was passed by voters, it appears that council is moving away from everything that was said last summer.
Last summer, the council was adamant that we needed to add new skier parking, and that this was an urgent matter that was truly imperative to our community (The council said in the Summit Daily News regarding adding new parking that "2016 would be spent planning and 2017 would be construction.") Vail Resorts was in complete agreement with the council on this point.Learn more »
Subberwal: The true costs of a TABOR education (column)June 22, 2016 —
For me, the start of every school year was an exciting time. By August, the freedom of the early summer had dulled to boredom, and I would start to look forward to meeting my new teachers and reuniting with my friends. There were matching notebooks and pens to be bought, reading to be done, backpacks to be packed and regrettable outfits to be chosen.
Once again, this moment of excitement is on the horizon: In two months, Summit County's students will store away their summer adventure gear and flock back into the classrooms of Summit School District.Learn more »
Spirits of the mountainsJune 21, 2016 —
Not much is known about the Inca tribes of the Andes except that they chose to build their vast stone cities on some of the most precipitous mountain peaks in the world.
I have been to Peru and climbed among several of these ancient sites: the mysterious citadel of Machu Picchu; the Pisac ruins that lie at the end of hundreds of narrow, exposed steps a thousand feet above the Sacred Valley; the Temple of the Sun in Ollantaytambo with its bare, windswept alter of rock high above Urubamba.Learn more »
Liddick: Islamist extremism and the Second Amendment (column)June 20, 2016 —
Okay, everyone — Breathe. Step back.
After Orlando, after San Bernardino, after Boston, on the stage set by Paris, Brussels and God-Knows-how-many other places over the past few years, we know we have … issues. And that they won't be solved by screaming over each other.Learn more »
Hamner: A look back at the legislative session (column)June 20, 2016 —
As chairwoman of the Joint Budget Committee, the state budget was my highest priority in the legislative session that ended last month. After hundreds of hours of JBC hearings and intensive negotiation and collaboration among its members, we drafted, the House and Senate approved and Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a 2016-17 state budget that protects and defends Colorado's way of life.
For the upcoming fiscal year, which begins July 1, we managed to increase per-pupil average spending for K-12 schools by 1.5 percent; avoid a $20 million cut to higher education recommended by the governor; maintain the statutory 6.5 percent budget reserve; and avert recommended cuts to payment rates for medical providers. On the downside, the budget sets transfers to the state's highway fund at $150 million, a reduction of $50 million, and it cuts $73 million from support for hospitals around the state.Learn more »
Rotary/Summit Daily high school short story contest: A true hero's light (first place)June 19, 2016 —
The following piece was the first-place finisher in the 6th annual Rotary/Summit Daily high school short story contest.
A sea of white flooded into my fingertips as I clutched the book. My heart knocked against the inside of my chest, and I got closer and closer to the climax. I sat up straighter and my eyes widened and then. . .Learn more »
Rotary/Summit Daily high school short story contest: Misguided (second place)June 19, 2016 —
The following piece was the second-place finisher in the 6th annual Rotary/Summit Daily high school short story contest.
The Administrator reclined in his desk, sifting through the various messages that lit up his tablet. Most were the average trade updates and project reports that passed through his station every day; there was middle-management that took care of that sort of thing. The Administrator took it upon himself to check every message that entered his station, though he, and his colleagues, often asked why. In that exact moment, however, he was very glad he had such a habit. There was an odd one, broadcast in, was that radio waves? Such a message would have been filtered out by said middle-management as background radiation, as no known planet, government or species bothered with such archaic methods anymore. The Administrator was indeed confused, as the video clip would not register in his universal translator or was compatible with any software that the Hegemony had used for centuries. This was a puzzler, though the Administrator had other dealings, and so he saved the abnormality onto his personal chip and finished the work day.Learn more »
Rotary/Summit Daily high school short story contest: Paper hearts (third place)June 19, 2016 —
The following piece was the third-place finisher in the 6th annual Rotary/Summit Daily high school short story contest.
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Biff America: The blood of a father (column)June 18, 2016 —
"I've had worse than that on the end of my tongue." My father wasn't long on sympathy. He used that declaration to describe anything from a fat lip to a ruptured appendix. To his credit he was as tough on himself as he was on his children.
It was a rusty three-foot piece of re-bar, as thick as a finger and sharp as a spike. I didn't see him walk into it, but I heard the curse and saw the blood. The pointed end got him in the forehead just above the eyebrow and left a gash large and scalloped.Learn more »
Clayton: Just let politics go to the dogs (column)June 18, 2016 —
I'd like to name my next dog "Obamacare."
I live in one of those mountain towns that are both politically conservative and dog-crazy. So I think it would be fun to walk the dog around town and have my neighbors say, "Good dog, Obamacare," and "I just love Obamacare." Obamacare's very presence would make people smile.Learn more »
Walking our faith: My Father, Our Father, and all God's Children (column)June 17, 2016 —
My father was like the best book in the world wrapped in one of those brown grocery bag book covers we all made in high school to protect our textbooks.
From the outside, there was the non-descript, humble shell. In my dad's case, it was a baggy pair of jeans, a navy windbreaker, a blue striped polo shirt with a penguin instead of polo player, and a pair of brown heavy-soled shoes, well-worn at the heel.Learn more »
Ask Eartha: Garbage is a terrible thing to waste (column)June 17, 2016 —
Dear Eartha,
The Colorado Association for Recycling's annual conference was just held in Grand Junction June 13-14. What were some of the takeaways to help improve recycling in Colorado? — Cody, BreckenridgeLearn more »
LaGreca: Fixing past mistakes will define a generation (column)June 16, 2016 —
The sun seems to take the sweat from my creased brow even before it emerges. The grayed and long neglected cedar fence posts drink the stain with nearly the same thirst as I apply it.
Since purchasing my new home about 6 weeks ago, my partner and I have spent several thousand dollars and it feels like nearly as many hours on improvements, upgrades and updates. For a house built just before the turn of this century, it is in fairly good shape, especially considering the housing stock we sorted through ranging back to 1900. This fence however, is the first of a litany of already decrepit features hastily installed by the developer twenty years ago that need to be addressed promptly in the present day. Much like the cheap vinyl windows and the desiccating wood prevented from splintering beyond repair only by a hot day's labor, the 'economical' choices made by the past generations have landed my generation, deemed "millenials" by some demographers, in a position where our only option is to repair the outcomes of these short-sighted decisions at our own expense.Learn more »
Best: Let's tax what makes the whole world sick (column)June 16, 2016 —
Many coal-supporting Westerners cheered when the U.S. Supreme Court halted the federal government's implementation of its Clean Power Plan, pending judicial review. But even though the attorneys general of Colorado, Wyoming and other states might succeeded in gutting the Clean Power Plan, they can never do what they really want to do: They cannot return the world to the 1990s.
Low-sulphur, high-Btu coal from the Powder River Basin and other Western coalfields was king back then. Now, the science of climate change has become too compelling, the risks too worrisome and the ultimate costs too great. If you parse most criticism of the Clean Power Plan, it sounds like this: Technological innovation reached its peak after World War II, when we developed large power plants fired by burning coal. The electricity produced was cheap, and we still need it as a reliable base nationwide.Learn more »
Subberwal: Growing up under the gun (column)June 15, 2016 —
On the morning of June 12, Andy Carvin wrote a Facebook post that was destined for 30,000 shares. It described how, mere hours before, investigators working their way through the eerie stillness of the Pulse nightclub in Orlando had to tune out the sound of the phones ringing in the pockets of the lifeless bodies on the floor. Friends and families, desperate to be certain of the safety of their loved ones in Orlando, were calling phones that no longer had owners. In a world of constant connectivity, 49 people dropped off the grid as the news of their deaths flooded across social media.
I've grown up in a time where mass shootings occur with a numbing regularity. I was 2 years old when a pair of teenagers killed 13 people at a high school only an hour's drive from my house in Frisco. When, at age 14, I went to see The Dark Knight Rises in Denver just weeks after the arrest of James Holmes, I spent the entire movie bolt upright in my seat, my ears straining for the slamming of a door, the readying of a rifle. I sat in tenth grade history and told my teacher, stone-faced, that someone had just opened fire in a kindergarten classroom in Connecticut. Last year, I worried for my family in Colorado Springs when I heard that a Planned Parenthood just down the road had been attacked.Learn more »
Liddick: Clinton cash raises questions (column)June 15, 2016 —
Pot, meet kettle. For all the gleeful squeals from Hillary and her minions, one would think the putative Democrat nominee for president has no scandals to haunt her. That would be wrong.
I do not refer to violations of State Department regulations or various portions of the U.S. code dealing with protection of classified information. I refer instead to a plausible reason Hillary wanted to keep her emails private. Something simple: avarice and fear of getting caught selling favors while in office.Learn more »
Murphy: On rape and the stubborn defense of the indefensible (column)June 13, 2016 —
On Jan. 18, 2015, Brock Turner raped an unconscious woman behind a dumpster. Despite having been convicted of three felonies in the case, he's been sentenced to only 6 months in prison, of which he'll only serve only 3.
Brock Turner raped an unconscious woman behind a dumpster, and he will serve 3 months in prison.Learn more »
Brown-Wolf: Gender-free bathrooms and the vote (column)June 12, 2016 —
Unless you've been living under a rock, you've likely heard something about the gender-free bathroom debate. It's been written and talked about often, but my spin on the controversy is not focused on who uses what bathroom but rather on the consequences of the vote. Specifically, I take issue with voters in North Carolina who are now full of complaint.
Here's a brief background: In March, North Carolina's state legislators voted to pass a bill barring transgender people the right to use restrooms and locker rooms that do not match the gender on their birth certificates. Republican Gov. Pat McCrory signed the bill, which also pre-empts local legislators from passing nondiscrimination laws.Learn more »
Rieber: Keep ranchers on the land, and the land stays open (column)June 11, 2016 —
It turns out that the men and women who graze cattle on America's public lands are largely a level-headed bunch. No one paying attention during the 41-day standoff at the Malheur Wildlife Refuge in Oregon could have missed the deafening silence from about 22,000 public-lands ranchers when Bundy and Co. urged all of them to tear up their federal grazing permits and start demanding the "return" of public lands to "the people."
Absent any substantive evidence that ranchers are radicalized, opponents of public-land grazing are reprising the argument that ranchers are subsidized. This is a lesser evil, to be sure, but still a serious charge. Does the American taxpayer dole out dollars so ranchers can graze public lands on the cheap?Learn more »
Anderson: Holy knitting (column)June 10, 2016 —
On Monday, I sat in the living room doing my devotions. Occasionally, a question requiring prayer would come to my mind and I would put down my Bible and pick up my knitting. I'm working on a fluffy purple sweater.
For me, knitting is a part of prayer. As I circle the sweater with stitches created by my yarn and needles, I talk to God. The repetitive knit stitches quiet my mind, so that I can hear God speak.Learn more »
Ask Eartha: Summer reading for the environmentally conscienceJune 9, 2016 —
Dear Eartha,
I have more time for reading over the summer, and I'm always on the lookout for great recommendations. Do you have any suggestions for the conservation-minded bookworm?Learn more »


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"More restaurant than pub opening hours reflect this not staffed when closed so if you arrive out of hours getting in can be a problem also bar closes at 23:00.Not really negatives and these are compensated by the helpful and efficient staff, the food is excellent.The location is in a very quiet v..."
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"We were staying near our two families as they camped. The farmhouse is within walking distance down narrow country lanes or paths to the sea. The nearest spot is Hope Cove, which is a quaint village and harbour with a small beach. "
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"Frogmore is just south of Kingsbridge and sits at the tip of the Frogmore Creek. This is a beautiful part of Devon with lovely villages, such as Slapton, with its 14th century tower, and ancient churches. The main south coast, a few minutes away was where they practiced the D-Day landings and the..."
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"Excellent service and food was really fresh and well cooked. Location slightly out of the way for a business trip, but lovely sea views. As the hotel is slightly remote when on business, make phone calls before you arrive as there is no phone signal, but free WIFI was great."
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"This was an unexpected surprise. An old quaint building with forecourt approached by a somewhat narrow and precarious entry. Obviously very popular with the locals & visitors alike. The rooms were spotlessly clean, well equipped and really comfortable . The breakfast was excellent ,cooked and ser..."
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"Clean and comfortable with good access to local sands. We enjoyed our stay at Frogwell to cycle and walk in the Dartmouth to Salcombe areas. Derek and Linda were always there to help when we needed and the house and garden are beautifully kept. "
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Victory ranks as one of the strangest German metal bands to come out of the 1980s. Unlike more European-sounding melodic bands like Helloween, Accept, and Warlock, Victory went for a decidedly more American approach, aping the pop-oriented LA metal scene so blatantly, it was difficult to respect. That said, these boys brought the hooks, big time, and while the band's shtick became tiresome (not to mention horribly unfashionable) as the '90s rolled around, the band—led by guitarists Tommy Newton (who went on to produce Helloween) and Herman Frank, best known for his brief stint as rhythm guitarist for Accept in 1984—sounds energetic on this release, which has the quintet re-recording a handful of their finest songs. Granted, there are still clunkers, as "Temples of Gold" is tepid (the song's fault, not the performance's), but when they drag out those corny pop metal tunes, such as "Don't Tell No Lies", "Rock the Neighbours", and "Rebel Ready", it's hard not to enjoy it just a little. Singer Jiodi Parchiridis holds his own covering material originally sung by Fernando Garcia, but aside from being proof that these guys have not vanished off the face of the earth, the gimmick of re-recording old material has become too commonplace among '80s bands for most people to care about another such endeavor.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by samuelgonzalezsm I used the product before reviewing it I USED THIS PRODUCT AT THE HOUSE OF MY SON THE DR. FOR 10 DAYS AND FOUND IT A GOOD PRODUCT FOR A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME VISITORS. June 4, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by Landa Great Bed, but sags in the middle I love the bed for the ease of setup/breakdown. If you don't get the mattress inflated enough - it tends to sag towards the middle. Overall worked great! June 1, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by TOPHER Really Convenient I purchased the EZ bed after watching the video demonstration on-line. The bed performs just as illustrated - really very simple (and fun to watch!). It also folds back up very easily. When the bed is pretty full of air, the motor begins to sound a little stressed. I contacted the company, and they listened to the sound over the phone. The Customer Service rep advised that this sound was normal and was one indicator that the bed was filled to capacity with air. We like the bed so much, that we're taking it to our vacation home instead of purchasing a futon, for guests. May 25, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by ShannonG Easy to operate Used it for my niece and nephew when they came to visit over Easter weekend. They said it was comfortable. Easy to close back up and put away. Hoping it will hold up. April 10, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by Newt Very cool bed This bed is fun to use! Guests get a kick out of seeing it inflate and it is even better when it deflates itself and folds back into its container. My first guest to sleep on this bed gave it good reviews. With the accompanying sheets, the legs are hidden and this looks like a standard bed. The bed came without any instruction book, but it is very simple to operate. I will probably order the memory foam cover, as there needs to be something softer between the bottom sheet and the mattress. April 7, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by sue good investment Opened the bed up right away. It was easy and compact. I think my guests will enjoy. I especially like that the bag stays together with the mattress April 6, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by obie2 EZ bed is better than the traditional air mattress This is a great "extra bed" when you need it. I do recommend getting a mattress pad, although I did not get the one that comes with it. You can use a standard one and standard sheets. It is more comfortable than a traditional inflatable mattress and it's great that it's off the floor. The inflation and deflation is very easy and quick. I would recommend it. April 5, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by BKQ essential easy bed use as extra guest bed...sure easy to inflate. case much larger than anticipated. Guests slept verrrry well. Glad we have it. NOW to find a place to store it! April 4, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by kdwalk EZ BED We used the bed on a recent trip to visit my son in his one bedroom apartment. Works just as advertised easy to inflate and deflate back into its handy case. Highly recommended! March 16, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by T RAY Essential EZ Bed Easy set-up. I was amazed. Even my wife had no trouble inflating and deflating the bed. Plus, it all folds back neatly into its roll away soft-sided storage. Actually, comfortable to lay on for a temporary bed space. I was skeptical at first, but the ease and quickness blew me away. It will be welcomed by our visitors over Easter! March 11, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ann Perfect Guest Bed This bed is amazing. it works exactly like the video. my only concern is that the material seems a little flimsy and i hope it doesn't spring a leak. our guests have been very comfortable and it folds up small enough to store in a closet. so far, this has been a terrific product. February 26, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by drdave perfect for occassional visitors inflated rapidly and fully and disassembled well. comfortable enough for a 6foot7" guest over a 3 night stay. convenient size for storage. good prosuct so far February 24, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by Reverend Blue Jeans Great guest bed Although we have not had an opportunity to sleep on or have a guest sleep on this bed, I did unpackage it and assemble it to see how it worked. What a breeze to inflate and then put away! I'll let you know what the guests say!!! February 22, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by Dessert Queen Convenient and Comfortable We never thought we would buy another blow up mattress but this one is unbelievably comfortable and easy to store away if you have limited space and do not want to devote an entire room for your guests. It is easy for me to put up too! This is a unique and incredible bed for anyone to use. Great price and very strong. February 16, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by coco feedback from my guests was very positive. They were comfortable and slept well. Very easy to set up and take down. January 23, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5 by Conquest Great for our guests! The EZ bed was shipped promptly giving us plenty of time to set up and arrange before guests arrived. It was easy to set up, for the most part, and was sturdier than I expected. Our guests liked the height and comfort of the bed. I would strongly recommend ordering the sheet set that goes with the bed as the fit really enhances the comfort. If you live in a northern climate like we do, you might want a fleece or flannel blanket to cover the mattress which can feel cold when filled. January 2, 2010
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Answer:Thank you for your interest in the Essential EZ Bed Inflatable Guest Bed. This item should have no issues holding air, and our items do have a one year warranty as well.
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Answer:Thank you for your interest in the Essential EZ Bed Inflatable Guest Bed. This item comes already in its compact, wheeled storage case. To use it will need to be plugged in, and it automatically inflates in less than 3 minutes.
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Answer:Thank you for your interest in the Essential EZ Bed Inflatable Guest Bed. This bed can be used with standard sheets; however, the EZ Bed Sheet Set (62640) is designed to cover the frame of this bed.
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Answer:A fitted bottom sheet worked just fine. Top sheet can't be tucked in but it hides the frame.
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Answer:Yes, you can use regular sheets. They fit well! Great bed, by the way!
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I don't want to pop or break the plastic, but how do I know how much air pressure the bed can hold?
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Answer:Thank you for your interest in the Essential EZ Bed Inflatable Guest Bed. This bed will be inflated after about 2½ minutes.
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Answer:We do NOT inflate until it is rock solid. Let it have a bit of a give.
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Answer:It'll be full at the end. YOu just have to test with your hand. It blows up fairly quickly. I'd say about a minute.
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Answer:when the bed stops feeling firmer, that's it. I don't think it can be over inflated. I wouldn't let it ontinue pumping
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Police said Saturday that more than 30 petrol bombs were thrown at officers, along with ball bearings, fireworks and bricks as they responded to clashes Friday night in Protestant sections of Belfast.
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Many Protestants want Belfast City Council to reverse a Dec. 3 decision to stop flying the British flag year-round, a move backed by Irish Catholics. Dozens of police have been injured in ensuing protests, and Protestant extremists have issued threats against politicians.
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That's the credo of the state's Department of Consumer Protection, which used the occasion of National Consumer Protection Week - held in early March - to remind us about its monthly "Consumer Watch" newsletter.
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It's certainly important that consumers understand their rights, and it's equally important for a state agency committed to consumer protections to get out the word about avoiding bad business practices, false advertising, consumer fraud and the like.
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PROVIDENCE — A federal judge on Tuesday lifted a blanket order that had stopped hundreds of Rhode Island foreclosures from moving forward and had sent the cases first to mediation.
U.S. District Judge Jack McConnell said he was reluctantly lifting his injunction because "his bosses" at the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals had ruled in June that he did not follow the proper procedures in his order, which affected all mortgage foreclosure cases in federal court in Rhode Island.
Amid the economic slump and years of high unemployment, the state has seen a crush of foreclosures. In his 2011 order, McConnell halted all foreclosure cases before the court, suspended all deadlines and required homeowners and financial institutions to engage in "directed and serious settlement discussions" before he would allow any individual case to proceed. He appointed a special master to oversee mediation. Since then, the number of cases before the court has grown to 825.
McConnell wrote on Tuesday that he was bound by the 1st Circuit's ruling, but still believes it would be best for homeowners and banks to find solutions without homeowners facing the threat of being evicted from their homes.
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"It is in all parties' and the court's best interest to have the parties talk to each other in a meaningful way and to attempt to amicably resolve these matters," he wrote.
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Italy tends to bring out the ugly in the All Blacks.
OPINION: You could go as far to say they are a bogey team of sorts.
Maybe it's the glorious sights, the food; all the distractions. Whatever it is, the All Blacks seem to disintegrate when they face the Italians.
Two years ago in Milan even the most enthusiastic All Blacks supporters struggled to sit through a painful 20-6 win and the 21-point victory in Christchurch earlier that year was arguably the worst in modern memory.
This test at Stadio Olimpico was no different. Sloppy is paying the All Blacks a compliment they don't deserve.
There was no romance in Rome for several fringe tourists.
Aaron Cruden won't look back on this match with much joy. While the Chiefs first five-eighths looked good taking the ball to the line and his goal kicking was accurate, too often he threw wayward passes to breakdown momentum.
There was also a distinct lack of direction and some aimless kicking.
Hosea Gear was another to dent his chances, losing the ball over the line to blow a certain first-half try and slipping off several tackles, before making one quality second-half break.
Enterprise is not a term usually associated with the Azzurri, but one may suggest they produced more beauty than the All Blacks, until the final 10-minute flurry.
The Italians are supposedly the best set-piece side in the Six Nations.
The All Blacks were therefore expecting more of the same forward-orientated spoiling tactics.
Instead, Italy took on the All Blacks at their own game. Who knew they possessed the ability to produce such entertaining rugby? This was the way the game should be played, even in the northern hemisphere.
Attacking cross-field kicks and classical interweaving off-loads between backs and forwards were features of their work
Of course, there was also plenty of the rough stuff they crave. The locals defended and contested the breakdown with ferocious commitment.
Inspirational, cult-like prop Martin Castrogiovanni, captain Sergio Parisse and openside Simone Favaro were the leaders in this regard.
Italians by nature are passionate people.
So with a feverish sell-out crowd of 80,000 urging them on, their fire and brimstone approach was only enhanced.
From the opening whistle they took to the ultimate challenge they had labelled "Everest". They didn't reach the summit, but for most of the contest they could see the peak.
Nearly every local gave their team a standing ovation when they headed to the sheds just six points (13-7) behind the world champions at half-time.
After scraping past Tonga 28-23 last week few expected the Italians to be within touching distance of the All Blacks.
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