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Known for the finest Italian Cuisine in the region, Prima Vista never disappoints. Started with a deleicious beef carpicio paired with a wonderful wine from Frank's Special List..... Has the seasonal special salad........you don't want to ever not order the special salad, they are creative and unique with ingredients' that amaze. Had my favorite Veal Picatta and finished off with the bread pudding and espresso. While Prima Vista is a great place for a special occasion, any time you go there Frank and Joan Lenkert and their staff make it a special occasion.
Everything was perfect. Our waitress was the best even the bus boys. The view of course is to die for. The food was melt in your mouth delicious. Back to our waitress she was so nice, friendly and really took care of us. But her whole crew was on it, never had an empty water glass, or wine, beer. Our food came out at the perfect time. Just a really great night.
Great Italian food at a reasonable price. The Gorgonzola polenta keeps me coming back. The view of Cincinnati is spectacular. Relaxing, low-key atmosphere.
We have gone to Primavista for many years and have never had a bad meal. The food and view are terrific and there are options for every palate. Not to be missed!
Took my boyfriend out for a surprise dinner and it was phenominal...I can see going back to celebrate an anniversary in the future :)
I took my girlfriend to dinner this past Saturday and we were both very pleased with the overall experience. We both ordered off the price fixed menu which gave us an appetizer, salad, and entree. Everything seemed very fresh and well prepared. The salads were very large and it would be very easy to fill up on them so be careful and save room. I had a mixed seafood dish with salmon, mussels, and shrimp in a spicy red sauce. I was pleasantly surprised to get a large portion of fish along with the other seafood. It was definitely filling and satisfying. We got so filled up on our food that we couldn't eat dessert but seeing them pass our table I would say definitely try dessert. Will definitely be going back again.
We finished off pour anniversary with dinner at Primavista. We could not have chosen a better place. The food was great, the view is amazing, and the service was excellent. We will not wait 8 years to go back again! The risotto....I wanted to take 3 carry out orders it was so good!
I have been to many places around the Cincinnati area and the constant question around the region...is it worth the trouble? My answer is yes! The food was very delicious and very well crafted. You always eat with your eyes first and trust me, the view is amazing. From the scenic view of the city to the low light romantic ambiance, you will be captivated. A word of warning, call in or use opentable for a reservation or you'll find yourself waiting hours. Would I go back? In a heart beat, great place for that special occasion. Cheers!
I enjoyed the evening very much, but would have preferred not sitting in the corner by the kitchen. I was facing the kitchen door and saw all the activity. Perhaps that seating should face the window. Just a thought!
I had out of town guests from city known of its wonderful restaurants I want to show them that Cincinnati got its own great restaurants and Prima Vista didn't disappoint the service was very friendly and nonstop the food just perfect I felt so proud to make my guests extremely happy I will definetly
Wonderful view. Good food. This is the third time i have been here.
This is the 5th time I've been to Primavista since 1982. The food is always good and the view is spectacular.
I have lived on the west side my entire life and I never knew this place existed. My husband and I went to Prima Vista to celebrate our 5 year wedding anniversary. In five years we have had two kids, so dinners at home are never quiet. Also, we have two kids with food allergies so we don't eat out often. They had an amazing staff, amazing food and the view was to die for. Our favorite thing was how peacful and romantic it was. It was the most peaceful dinner we have had in years. We got to reconnect and just relax. I loved that it wasn't over crowded and that there wasn't a huge loud line. My husband and I are picky eaters, however we tried several things that we had never had, and we devoured every bite. Our experience was amazing!
My wife and I love dining at Primavista. Unlike every other fine dining establishments we patronize, we have NEVER had a disappointing experience at Primavista. The food and service is always excellent.
FIRST TIME FOR MY DATE - was so impressed by the overall experience
A friend recommended Prima Vista to us - we were looking for something really special for Sweetest Day. The food was so flavorful and beautifully prepared. The servers were attentive and kind. The view was amazing!
High expections for both and PrimaVista delivered! Beautiful views of the city were enjoyed while dining on lovely and very tasty presentations of food. Indulge yourself and try the many choices of appetizers. We also shared the insalata between four people and it was delicious. My filet mignon was cooked to perfection and tasted fantastic. We were too stuffed for dessert so we indulged in espresso martinis, a wonderful way to end the meal. This is another hidden west side gem! I have also tried their pizza for carryout and they prepared a really good thin crust, wood fired flavor with gourmet toppings.
We have been dining at Primavista for over twenty years. It is our favorite restaurant for celebrating special occasions. The food, service and atmosphere is constantly excellent.
First time visitor to this restaurant. Older décor and nothing great about interior, but the view and the food make up for any shortfalls there. Server was great and attentive, prices reasonable and menu was had a broad selection of Italian dishes. A very nice evening.
The PrimaVista was wonderful from the appetizer to the dessert. Every course was full flavored and the service was fantastic. I would definitely go back again for both the food and the view.
Dinner was an overall A- -Wine list very accommodating -Calamari app was great -a la carte Caesar salad definitely worth it -Veal Marsala very rich but tasty -Tiramisu was a bit small and way over-garnished (served on a plate w Chocolate and Cocoa powder, topped w whipped cream, and then finished w a drizzling of raspberry sauce) - the Tiramisu itself was very good but why mask it w all the extras? -View was excellent (of course) but the one-way facing booths are pretty uncomfortable -Staff was professional and very friendly
I made reservations for a special occasion,a perfect place to proposed to my girlfriend. I asked for a table for two and a great view. We got much more than that. The food was very good as well as the service. My fianceesaid she wants to return when she comes back to town for a visit. Thanks
My husband and I arrived at 5:15, which was perfect as we were able to enjoy the various "shades" of the city as the sun set! The food, setting and service added up to a perfect evening!
Prima Vista is our go-to restaurant when our out of town friend comes in. We love the variety and the wine list. In particular, we enjoy the appetizers and the side dishes.... it's possible to be quite satisfied with just a salad and a couple of sides, so it doesn't need to be pricey. The wait staff is helpful and courteous; attentive without being underfoot. One thing I would mention is that the chairs are not very comfortable. But that never stops us, and after a bit of wine, who cares!
Once again, PV is simply outstandingly incredible! I took my wife there for our first date in 1999, proposed to her there a year later, and we have been going back ever since on our anniversary. We also take friends and family there every chance we get. It is by far our favorite restaurant, even more so than the former Maisonette and Pigall's and any others you care to name. The menu! The service - professional but not condescending.
We were looking for a place to celebrate a birthday on Sunday. All the great downtown places are closed on Sunday. Then I remembered we used to enjoy Prima Vista for special occasions. I was delighted to find out they were open. We hadn't been there for a few years, but everything was very good.
The Cinti. Enquirer printed an article and the Prima Vista was included. We have been coming here for years but it has been a while. Great view and great food. 2 of our group of 4 order the spaghetti w/veal meat balls. It was just "good" not great as the article implied. The pasta was almost fry. Asked for additional to take home left overs. Meat balls were very good. The 2 chicken dishes were outstanding though.
Our service was exceptional and the food was creative and excellant! Wonderful place for a special occasion.
Very knowledgeable server with impeccable knowledge of the menu and wine list; exceptional view of the Cincinnati skyline; very romantic.
When we arrived the table was ready. Food was outstanding and our waitress was even better. It was an excellent choice to spend an evening with my wife.
Really nice views and very friendly staff. Was not impressed at all with the food though.
My wife and I had a fantastic meal at Primavista. We were celebrating her birthday. A friend had recommended the restaurant so we decided to try it and were not disappointed. We had the mussels for an appetizer, a wonderful salad and the entrees were both perfectly prepared. The fresh green beans were great. We will definitely go to Primavista again. It was the best food we have had in the Greater Cincinnati area in the 4+ years we've lived here.
This was our first time at Primavista and we'll definetly go back. The view of the city is amazing and the food was delicious with more than enough to take home. Everyone on staff were friendly and made for a great dining experience. Great spot for a date night.
Fabulous dinner and ambiance. I'm not sure what I liked better, the food or the view. Both are well worth the trip to this gem.
My friend and I and I went here for her birthday and it was a little loud for us to have a conversation, but the overall ambience and food were terrific.
This dinner was a special occasion, our 45th wedding anniversary. The view was great, the service wonderful, but the table, at the window, was just too small for two to dine. I would have asked, for a different table but the restaurant filled quickly and I didn't want to move from the window view. Although pricey, which I expected, the food was excellent. The wine too, I think was priced too high but again, if you want the food and the ambience you should expect to pay the price.
The view was amazing. The service excellent. And the food was tremendous.
Everything was great. Service was a bit slow but very friendly and knowledgeable. Appetizers, Salad, Dinner and Dessert was great. Will be returning soon.
Fantastic view, terrific food. It makes me want to come back to Cincinnati just for the restaurant.
One of our party was celebrating a significant birthday. The staff, good food, good drink, lovely view made it a birthday to remember.
The view was amazing as was the food great place!!
Primavista was a lucky find -- it was Friday and I was looking for a highly-rated restaurant for Saturday night while we were visiting Cincinnati. The interesting ones downtown only had times available very early or quite late. Then I came across Primavista, a bit out of the way but worth the drive. My appetizer was a small lobster tail on a delectable cream lemon sauce. Followed that with Ravioli di Carni ai Funghi, wonderfully rich mushroom and house-made Italian sausage sauce. In addition to the wonderful food, the view of Cincinnati was incredible.
There is no other spot that has this view with the food served!
I've been here a handful of times over the past few years. One of the 2 best Italian restaurants in Cincinnati. Food was excellent and service was above average. They were hosting a large party, and had the courtesy to seat us on the other side of the restaurant (without us asking) for some privacy and quiet, which we greatly appreciated. View of downtown Cincinnati is a nice touch as well. Will definitely be going back sometime soon!
Pizza is fantastic as were the salads. Good food all around.
The female owner of this restaurant walked past our table 3x,s and not once asked if we were enjoying ourselves, ,was the food good or even Hi, hello good to see U again.? I guess she didn't like our looks.
Seating was a little tight. Could use some updating. Food was great. Would Definitely go back.
Great experience as always. One of the highlights of our Christmas season is our annual Christmas dinner with friends at Primavista! Top-notch experierence!
We had a window seat with a view of downtown Cincinnati. The food was excellent and the view was spectacular. It was a great dinner with my husband for my 64th birthday. I would love to have my 65th birthday dinner here also.
The "Premier View" was just that. In a booth facing the gorgeous downtown cityscape it was nice to sit back and watch the world go by while enjoying some new and delicious food. I would not have expected such a cute little spot in the location it is but we are both glad we went. The wine was excellent. The food was very good and very filling as there was no room to try dessert. Service was very friendly. Our waitress was good....but the gentlemen who came around in between her was excellent. Water stayed full, as did the bread basket. It was a nice evening and I would definitely recommend it for someone who has never been.


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Posted: Fri Oct 5th, 2007 07:20 am |
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ole Member
If the CBF represents that grubby little bastard that fought until the end for whatever the hell he fought for, the CBF has honor. Beyond that, it has no place. ole |
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Posted: Fri Oct 5th, 2007 02:07 pm |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
It really depends on the context of the display. If it was in fact merely to educate (i.e.- this is what the flag of the Confederacy looked like), then I have no problem with that. If, on the other hand, it was there to "honor" and be a symbol with an underlying political statement, then it has no place in a school. Having said that, there's many things in Lorraine's letter I totally disagree with, including: "It was a symbol of their sovereignty long before it, unfortunately, became a symbol of racism in America." "Being offended by the Confederate Flag is a result of being ignorant of it's history. " "It is unfortunate that today this flag has been adopted by a subculture that promotes racism but that is not what it originally stood for." I find all these things incorrect for various reasons stated on other threads. |
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Posted: Fri Oct 5th, 2007 04:15 pm |
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Cookie, You may be better off to display 'concern' rather than 'outrage' and have an alternative proposal ready. Over-the-top reactions to school officials actions, whose primary concerns are education AND safety (and have enough on the their plate already, won't help your position... HankC |
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Posted: Fri Oct 5th, 2007 05:32 pm |
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From a broader perspective, it seems that some people long for a day that never was, i.e., when history was "pure" and taught "like it should have been" in the public schools. Back when I was in school, teaching "pure" history meant that America could do no wrong and was more an exercise in nationalist propaganda than trying to show what really happened. It wasn't until I reached college that I realized there was a little of both in it. America did some really great things in its past but it also committed some really horrible acts. I'm not in favor of whitewashing the past from either side. No matter how much people don't want to admit it, the CBF was, is and always will be a symbol of southern racism. That said, southern racism was a part of our history and should never be downplayed because the mere mention of it offends someone, on either side. To show a student what that symbol was is not wrong. To prompt discussion on whether it was indeed a symbol of southern racism is not wrong. To let all sides speak out on this issue is not wrong. To hold on to some fantastical past where history used to be taught "pure" and "right" is wrong and always will be. Political correctness is alive and well on both sides. Best Rob |
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Posted: Fri Oct 5th, 2007 07:26 pm |
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Albert Sailhorst Member
To those who say the CBF "was and always has been" a symbol of racism, I must disagree. During the Civil War, that flag did NOT stand for, nor mean, "I hate black people", i.e, racist sentiment. To think that it did betwen 1861-1865, is a gross mis-interpretation of history and Southern sentiment. I personally take offense from people who accuse my Southern ancestors, Southern soldiers, as ALL being racist. Since the war, various organizations and individuals have corrupted it to the point that it is synonymous with hate. It appears that those hate-mongers have become historical revisionists, in that they've taken away the meaning and replaced it with a vile theory promoting racism. Please, do not offend me and my forefathers by shoving down my throat that the CBF "was" always a symbol of racism. Am I a racist because I reenact in a Confederate artillery unit, flying our battery flag behind us? Or, in that capacity, am I a teacher? If I am a teacher, waving the CBF, am I teaching/promoting racism? In this context, does the CBF ALWAYS represent racism? If not, then to generalize by saying the CBF always was and is racist, is dead wrong. Slavery existed under the United States flag first, and longer, than it did under the CBF during the war for Southern Independance. That's my two cents.... Albert Sailhorst |
Posted: Fri Oct 5th, 2007 07:39 pm |
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booklover Member
I have to leave for work right now, but as I am off this weekend (and will have some more time) I will be happy to answer both posts. I will say this Albert, not knowing you I cannot say (and would never presume) that you are a racist. However, what that symbol stood for in 1861 and what it stands for today are one in the same. Again, I will answer in greater detail later (although this is one of those arguments where neither side will change the other's mind). Best Rob |
Posted: Fri Oct 5th, 2007 07:50 pm |
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Albert Sailhorst Member
Rob, In 1861-1865, it stood for the rights of state's vs. the rights af Federal government. That has always been a Constitutional issue, utill the Civil War. Slavery in America was not racially motivated, it was economically motivated. Today, hate groups have assinged to the CBF racial/hatred definitions. Again, IF it stands for racism, AND I wave it at a reenactment, what am I promoting? It appears that no minds will be changed, but I damn sure hate for someone to tell me that the CBF meant racism and hatred to the soldiers that fought under it. There were plenty of Southern soldiers who didn't own slaves and didn't care one way or another if slavery existed or not, nor did they hate blacks. Don't make those Southern soldiers into Neo-Nazis. The one's that are the Neo-Nazis are the ones who've altered the flag for their own purposes. To say that what it stood for in 1861 and what it stands for today is to call me a racist for waving it and having it hang in my home. I take great offense to that. To that end, perhaps the CBF means certain things to certain people; however, the original intent was not racist nor hate-spreading. Albert Sailhorst |
Posted: Fri Oct 5th, 2007 08:19 pm |
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Albert Sailhorst Member
Just curious, but do the First, Second and Third National flags adopted by the Confederate States represent racism too? Sheesh, my dander is up and I wish it weren't....I've got a reenactment this weekend, and all I'll be able to think about is how racist my ancestors were and how racist I am.....That ought to ruin my weekend. Thanks...... |
Posted: Fri Oct 5th, 2007 08:21 pm |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
"Slavery in America was not racially motivated, it was economically motivated." Just curious - how many white slaves were there in 1861? |
Posted: Fri Oct 5th, 2007 08:35 pm |
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Texas Defender Member
If it had not been beneficial economically to keep slaves, then there wouldn't have been any. |
Posted: Fri Oct 5th, 2007 09:06 pm |
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Albert Sailhorst Member
Texas Defender, Thanks for making my point for me....You said it the way I wanted to say it regarding economics. The comment about about why weren't there white slaves, in my opinion, is applying 21st century thought to accepted practices/mores of the 19th century. First, native Africans didn't have the means to resist becomming enslaved, ie, weapons, fighting capability that the whites did. Second, and today we know better, Africans were seen (in 19th century thought) as ignorant and thus easily enslaved (I'll take flack for that comment, I'm sure, but bear in mind, I said "today we know better"). At one time, there were indentured servants, so yes, white slaves did exist. Sadly, I am a step away from canceling my account. I come here to learn, not be insulted and have it implied that I am, or all Southerners are/were racist. I'd have expected better from the people here. I'm sure you'll find very few Southerners decided to risk their lives and be killed just to supress a particular race. Personally, I wouldn't die to keep someone in bondage, and I doubt very many others would either. Remember, there was also sentiment among Federal troops after the Emancipation Proclimation, that they weren't fighting to free the slaves; they were fighting to preserve the Union. On the other side of the coin, Confederate troops didn't fight to keep slavery. I need to go before my weekend is entirely ruined. I'll be thinking of y'all as the Southern Cross flies behind me this weekend. |
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Posted: Fri Oct 5th, 2007 09:17 pm |
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javal1 Grumpy Geezer
Albert, First of all, this thread was about the Confederate flag what it represents, and it's place in schools. Surely you didn't expect everyone to agree with you, did you? You're the only one who said that if you fly it, then you're a racist. Didn't see anyone else make that claim. There are people who view the flag as a symbol of racism, then and now. I happen to be one of them. There are also those who believe it represents the federal/state chism. You happen to be one of those. The fact that you carry the flag, believing that, doesn't make you a racist. To me, the only racists are those who believe it was a symbol of racism, and carry it because of that. Big, big difference. If you feel the need to cancel your account because others believe in their opinion as much as you believe in yours, then so be it. IMO, you'd be wrong, and you'd certainly be missed. |
Posted: Fri Oct 5th, 2007 09:18 pm |
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Albert Sailhorst Member
Just two more cents to toss in, if I may....Actually, there were SOME black slaveholders in the South....Just now, I don't have a source to quote, but I know there were some. Y'all have a great weekend! |
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Great hostel in all categories! Only the location depends on where you want to go. Great for exploring the city centre, but a little further away from the party area El Poblado.
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The hostal itself is good, the only problem is the security, and not the security within the hostel but the security outside the hostel, its located on a clearly decayed area where you can certainly expect being robbed, lots of homeless, crackheads and thugs. I also had a problem with really loud music during the night, I couldnt sleep, also, it dosn't includes breakfast.
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A stunning hostel, incredibly clean, helpful staff, well looked after, great kitchen with everything you might need. Only downside is the area it's situated in, not a place you want to spend too much time, especially at night. As long as you don't mind taking taxis in and out of the area this is a great hostel, for a great price.
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The building is beautiful, the rooms are very spacious, good sized lockers, great kitchen, good wifi and very friendly staff - particularly Felipe the owner. The only reason I hesitate is the location, which is very sketchy at night and marginal during the day. As a result, there were few other guests during my stay so the atmosphere was subdued to say the least.
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Height (in.): | 16 |
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Item Weight (lbs.): | 16.5 |
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Auxillary Handle: | Yes |
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Engine Cycles: | 2-cycle |
Engine Displacement (cc): | 25 |
Starter Type: | Pull Start |
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Noise Level on High Speed (db): | 69 |
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Max Air Speed (mph): | 210 |
Number of Speeds: | Variable |
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Lightweight and Compact Gray 25cc Handheld Gas Blower Makes Autumn Cleaning a Breeze
With an attractive gray finish, the Craftsman 25cc Handheld Gas Blower is built with a 25cc engine for a powerful performance. Innovative Sim-Pul technology makes sure you have a smooth and easy start each time you use the pull start. Use the included vac kit to convert this portable blower to a leaf vacuum for easy disposal of the collected leaves and debris.
Variable speed trigger and cruise control in the Gray 25cc Handheld Gas Blower helps you customize the air flow and air velocity for better control during different applications. Anti-vibration handles give better stability and help you to easily maintain the stride of your work. The gasoline powered engine in this powerful leaf blower meets or exceeds all air-quality standards laid down by CARB.
- Weighing 16.5 lbs. the Craftsman 25cc Handheld Gas Blower is a great addition to your yard tools
- Easy to use pull start system with Sim-Pul technology for sure starts
- 25cc, two-cycle engine delivers a maximum air speed of 210MPH and air volume of up to 450CFM
- Variable speed trigger helps adjust the speed according to the application
- Anti-vibration and axillary handles designed for your comfort
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- Included vac kit for easy conversion to leaf vacuum
- CARB-compliant
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- Dimensions: 19.3" (L) X 12.8" (W) X 16" (H)
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I needed a blower to clear leaves and debris from my yard and a vac to suck the debris from a landscaped rock area. Blower was easy to setup and started without a problem directly out of the box. This particular blower took a couple of minutes to warm up till the engine ran without hesitating. The blower works reasonably well and blasted the leaves and debris out of the way. Wet leaves required a little more effort by directing the blower directly at the leaves till they decided to vacate the premises. The vac attachment was a little hard to get locked on and needs to be redesigned for ease-of-use. Didn't use the bag . . . just blasted the debris out of the blower hose. I was a little concerned about the debris (twigs and wood chips) damaging the plastic impeller, but no damage after about 30 minutes of vacuuming. Even used the vac to suck debris from the AC heat exchanger. Overall, a good investment and it does the job. Lowered the rating by 1 star due to the hassle of attaching the vac hose and acknowledging the limited power of the unit means it's only suitable for medium duty jobs.
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I replaced my craftsman blower after 8 years of use with this one that is nearly identical. This one has a plus though, pull a level and i don't have to hold the trigger!
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Great blower. When it runs. Starts fine, but if you shut it off to empty bag or take a break it WILL NOT start again. You have to wait at least 30 minutes or more before it will start again. I do not recommend this blower. Get a Stihl blower.
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You could have a heart attack trying to start this thing! Fine the first year, then you pull and pull and pull! Humiliating giving up and grabbing a rake in front of the neighbors! Don't waste your money!Would like to throw it right in the dumpster!
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After more than 5 years it was time for me to replace my old gas leaf blower, I didn't want to replace my old friend, but it was time... I wasn't sure if the newer model was going to make me as happy, but reluctantly I bought the newer model... I brought it home and instantly took it out of the box and reluctantly started in on my very large pile of leaves. As I stated the new blower, I felt guilty, but that soon gave way when I felt the new power that this had. I realized just how old and worn out my old one was when I completed the front yard in 15 short minutes.... My new friend really impressed me. My old friend found a new home with a much smaller yard, and we aeon wall happy
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Starts easy, Light Weight, Good CFM, easy to use, Much better than the one I had where it was electric and I had to stretch out 100's of feet of, extension cords only to have it come unplugged right in the middle of the job. Very happy with it. Wish I would have got it years ago.
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The ramps from McCausland/Skinker, Hampton and Kingshighway to eastbound I-64 will be closed during this time. In addition, the ramps from Pine, Jefferson, Market and Grand to westbound I-64 will be closed during this time.
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The Dustin Michael Sekula Memorial Library invites all to our annual Holiday Bazaar on December 14th, 2013 from 9am - 4pm. There will be artists, artisans, and more! It's the perfect opportunity to find that special one of a kind unique gift for your loved ones.
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The Dustin Michael Sekula Memorial Library invites all Teens and Tweens to our "Teen Holiday Events." On Dec. 17, "Snow Day in the RGV," Teens will learn about the day it snowed in the RGV and will make a tasty treat to keep or give as a gift. On Dec 26, Teens are invited to join us for Game Day which will feature board and xbox video games. And on Jan. 2nd, there will be a Yu-Gi-Oh! Tournament. Programs begin at 6pm.
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War profits—after deduction of war taxes—have been the greatest in history. The government virtually guaranteed contractors against loss by paying for their investments in war equipment. Now business is guaranteed against loss in resuming civilian production. By congressional enactment, the Treasury must pay back excess-profits taxes to businesses which in 1946 suffer certain reduction to income.
NO PROBLEM OF first importance in international relations it less understood in the United States than the economic divergence between the United States and Great Britain. The sudden and unilateral cancellation of Lend-Lease by President Truman has led to a hasty attempt by foreign correspondents and commentators to explain the British situation. But most of these efforts are incomplete and have not sunk far into the American consciousness.
The first use of the atomic bomb against a hostile population has, in spite of its stunning success as a weapon of war, brought forth expressions of guilt and horror from many parts of the world. These emotions have been felt even in the victorious nations, and even by persons who are glad on the whole that it was employed to bring the war to a quick end. They are probably less strong in the United States than in England, which has suffered the actual experience of indiscriminate devastation from the air. It is indeed difficult to justify use of an extreme form of the kind of weapon which hit


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Posted: March 19, 2012 at 7:34 am
The Imbecility Backfires
The sudden obsession with rolling back women's rights to the 18th century has meant a drop in the polls for Republicans and a surge in fundraising for women's rights groups and candidates.
The Republican attack on women has gone full-on crazy. All the GOP presidential candidates oppose birth control, (something 98% of all women use at some point) and Repubs in Congress are opposing the Violence Against Women Act. Catholic priests even took some time off from crafting their child sex abuse lawsuit defense to perform exorcisms in front of women's clinics.
But the GOP's attempts to take women's role in society back a hundred years is backfiring.
One recent analysis of the backlash found that before the birth control war, women polled divided as to which party should control Congress: 46% (D)-42% (R). But just last week, a Wall Street Journal/CBS poll found that that's changed. Women now prefer Democrats by a 15% margin: 51% (D)-36% (R).
With a gender gap of 15%-20% in favor of Democrats, and women making up the majority of the electorate—casting about 8 million more votes nationwide than men in 2008—the math doesn't look good for the GOP in November if they continue down this path.
It's not just women who are appalled. Men and women alike are losing confidence in the GOP's sanity nationwide. The latest major poll by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press, shows
a notable improvement in the Democratic Party's image among voters, with just under half seeing the party positively. The public's overall view of the Republican Party was strikingly negative, 36 percent to 56 percent.
Women candidates and advocacy groups are raising big money to un-elect GOP lawmakers who are taking these backwards positions and to elect more women lawmakers.
The same thing is likely to be seen in local politics.
You've probably seen the latest rash of letters to the editor in Montana defending Rush Limbaugh for calling Sandra Fluke a slut because she takes birth control. In this week's Flathead Beacon, conservative columnist Dave Skinner says "Fluke deserved to be turned away" from the opportunity to testify in Congress because of her "entitlement mentality." He whines that women who want basic health care coverage are seeking a handout. (As if women don't pay for insurance just like men do.)
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Binjara Traders re-opened Friday, Dec. 4, at 362C John Ringling Blvd., on St. Armands Circle, three weeks after smoke damage from a Nov. 13 fire damaged its entire inventory.
The new location is across the street from the women's clothing and jewelry store's old spot at 327 John Ringling Blvd.
According to owner Cleon Dixon, who was in Australia when the fire occurred, the fire began in Binjara Traders' upstairs storeroom. The cause of the fire is unknown. Dixon plans to move back to the old location after the building is rewired.
"Hopefully we'll get the original one up and running as soon as possible," she said.
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The rent at Marylander Apartments ranges from $795 for a studio to a $1,390 two bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 4% less expensive than the Charles Village average. This is a pet-friendly apartment.
This apartment is in the Charles Village neighborhood in Baltimore. Nearby parks include Hopkins Plaza, Homewood Field and Wyman Park.
Marylander Apartments has a Walk Score of 89 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby schools include The Green School, Baltimore Christian School and Coldstream Park Elementary School.
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I'm shopping in Union Square in San Francisco at Macy's and my boyfriend shows up to meet me for lunch and he's wearing the same Kenneth Cole shoes as me! Should I run and get a pair of Prada which is at full price or should I just get an Old Navy loafer just for the day so we don't clash? Or should I just be a man about it and hope nobody notices our shoes? Please advise.
That's is not as bad as when two men wear matching shoes.
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12/19/2012Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
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Categories Comments Bang for the buck I am orginally from Columbus, Ohio were my family still lives. About five years ago I moved to St. Louis for an internship at Boys and Girls Town of Missouri. I have a Bachelors degree in Family Studies from Ohio University. At the time I wanted to become a counselor. Instead, I am a nanny/babysitter for a family with three beautiful girls for over four years. My passion is helping others! I have always felt this way as long as I can remember. Becoming an emergency room nurse at a children's hospital would be my dream job.
What to do for fun I love playing and watching sports. Volleyball is my passion even though I am 5'4. I also play softball in the summer.
Food and Dining I will not be staying around campus.
Dorm Life I will not be staying in a dorm.
Academic Rigor I was told that the Goldfarb accelerated program is extremely tough. There is a lot of information that is taught in a short amount of time. Anything below a 78% is a failing grade, two failing grades and one will be kicked out of the program.
Tips for prospective students Keep up on readings and studys! Anything below a 78% is a failing grade. Goldfarb offers many resources at the school to help. Nursing school is going to be tough, utilize the help!
In three sentences Recently, I attended Barnes-Jewish College Goldfarb School of Nursing new student orientation at the new Missouri Baptist site. The new building was equipped with all new state of the art technology. The faculty were extremely nice and helpful.
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Camping specific large tablethat comfortably seat 4. This table is compact, made of duarble materials, functional, easy to use, and provides home-like comfort to the outdoor experience. It has a quick and easy to assemble frame as one just unfolds legs & attach locking aluminum slat top. Campsite organization with 2 bottle holsters, webbing paper towel rack, large bin, and 6 loop webbing diasy chain for clipping cooking tools. Lower mesh shelf stows lightweight articles, detaches & rolls into its own pocket when not in use. Level table on uneven surfaces with one adjustable foot. Carry bag included. The dimensions are 45"L x 28"W x 28.25"H. Weight Capacity is 110 lbs. Carry Weight is 16lbs. Folded size is 12' x 5' x 25".
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