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Acoustic Simulation for Process Analysis of Sonochemical Reactor
H. Matsumoto
Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan
We exhibit an application method of the acoustics module for numerical simulation of sound pressure distribution inside/outside a reactor under the indirect irradiation of ultrasounds. Applicability of the sound pressure simulation to design of sonochemical reactor is shown by comparison with experimental results for the process analysis of emulsion polymerization using ultrasounds.
Using COMSOL with the Adjoint Method for Inverse Problems
A. Emery
University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA
The standard way of estimating parameters in solving inverse problems is based upon least squares fitting which minimizes the sum of the residuals. Another way of minimizing is based upon the adjoint approach in which the sum of the residuals is augmented by the constraint that the solution satisfies the appropriate algebraic or differential equations. This method involves solving the adjoint ...


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SPEC Kit 336 explores research libraries' participation in institutional efforts to train faculty, staff, students, and other researchers in the principles of responsible conduct of research (RCR) and ethical research practices. The survey includes questions on the institution's training activities, on training roles currently undertaken by librarians, and on librarians' willingness to expand instruction into the arena of responsible conduct of research. The SPEC Kit includes examples of RCR websites, citation management guides, and RCR workshop and tutorial materials, and information about academic integrity and plagiarism, using copyrighted materials, data management, and research animal welfare.
This publication is available for purchase in both print and online versions. Download the spec-kit-purchase-options-2013.pdf for complete pricing and purchase options information.
Link to the online SPEC Kit 336 on the ARL Digital Publications website.

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Wednesday, 01 December 2010 14:44
We all put a lot of preparation into having our equipment sighted in and ready. As a community, hunters have done a great job of educating one another about the importance of making a good, clean shot. Many of us in the outdoors media have been so focused on that issue that we've forgotten the second part of each successful deer hunting story: what happens after the shot.
While your heart might be pumping and your adrenaline roaring through your body, try to keep focused on what happens right after you shoot. Bow or gun, use your eyes. What did the deer do when you shot? Did it stumble or jump? Was it running crouched low or bounding upright? How about the tail: high and flagging or low and tucked?
Next, take careful note of the deer's path. Watch it as long as you can and pick out a tree or rock where you last saw it to use as a marker. Remember when you climb down from your stand the lay of the land will look a lot different. The marker will serve as a starting place to begin tracking.
I always begin my tracking slow and quiet. Making sure to mark each drop of blood with a piece of tissue or paper towel. If you have a faint blood trail you can always go back to the last place you spotted blood to re-look for sign you might have missed earlier. The small white pieces of marker paper will usually remain on the ground if it gets dark or if it is raining to refer back to if you don' t find your deer.
For bowhunters especially: Listen. Many deer given up for lost are found following a hunter saying, "Well, I thought I heard some crashing over there, but it wasn't the way the deer was headed so I didn't think much of it." You can often tell if a deer falls down just by listening.
Good preparation and practice is extremely important to a successful hunt, but it is only half the job. Don't forget to focus on what happens after the shot.
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The Salato Wildlife Education Center in Frankfort will host two more programs before its seasonal winter closing next month. The center, operated by the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, promotes wildlife conservation education through displays, programs and workshops.
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If you have an unfilled tag as the season winds down, you' re going to have to hunt harder and smarter to find a trophy buck. The food and doe concentrations of early autumn are gone; the rut is over; and the bucks are educated to the ways of men in orange. Where should you go and what should you do? Think deeper and thicker.
The bucks will stick close to their core refuge areas as winter diminishes cover. Look for out-of-the-way nooks and crannies of heavy cover.
Also think about the late rut and how it might affect your deer. Some younger does come into estrus a month after the adult does. The action won' t be as fast and furious, but bucks will be on the lookout for these second-rut mating opportunities.
Also watch for developing winter food sources that could concentrate hungry deer. Winter cover crops are particularly good bets in northern states in the late season.
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Clean, cool and quick are the watchwords of good venison care. A clean shot, clean field-dressing and quick cooling of the carcass are the key steps to good-tasting venison. Immediate field dressing is best, as this starts the all-important cooling process. Postpone field dressing only if the carcass must be dragged through dirt, leaves or swamp water.
If it was a clean kill and a clean field-dressing job, do not wash the carcass with water. Water promotes harmful bacteria growth. If the animal was gut-shot or contaminated by dragging, wash and butcher quickly. "Hanging" or aging venison for extended periods causes considerable weight loss by drying. However, the carcass should be thoroughly chilled at 35 to 40 degrees and go through rigor mortis on the bone before final butchering. Otherwise, the venison will be tough.
A fat deer is generally a good-tasting deer. However, much of the "wild" taste is in fat and bone. Boneless, lean meat has a milder flavor. To rid your venison of the "wild taste" trim as much fat as you can from your deer meat.
Another way to make venison better tasting is when preparing your deer use this little trick. Go to the local meat shop at the grocery store and ask if he has any extra beef fat he would sell you. Most butchers will be more than glad to sell you his trimmed fat at a good price.
Mix the fat with your trimmed deer meat of about 1 pound of fat to 5 pounds of lean deer meat. The results are a burger that will be not only great tasting but also, good for you.
Another way to prepare some of the lean meat is to buy pork fat trimmings from the butcher. Mix the trimmings at about 1 pound of fat to 4 pounds of lean. Season with a sausage mix sold at most stores or make your own. Here is a mix that will season about 10 pounds of meat.
2 or 3 rounded tablespoons of sage (Season to your taste), 2 rounded tablespoons of salt, 1 teaspoon of black pepper, 1 teaspoon of crushed red pepper (If you like it hot, add more), 1 tablespoon of brown sugar, 1⁄2 teaspoon of ginger.
Mix well and sprinkle entire mix on cubed, boneless meat before grinding. You won't believe how good deer sausage is.
Note: This seasoning mix will work on your butchered hog also. It was my Daddy's favorite mix.
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Farone & Son Funeral Home Celebrates 100 Years of Dedication to the Families of Syracuse
Syracuse, NY - July 22, 2011
SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Farone & Son Funeral Home, a proud Dignity Memorial® provider, celebrates its 100th anniversary of providing quality funeral service to generations of families in the Syracuse area this year.
"Our family has been honored to serve families in the Syracuse area for 100 years," said Farone & Son general manager Joseph Farone. "Along with my father and sister, we are committed to building on the tradition my great-grandfather and grandfather established and are dedicated to serving New York families as we have for generations with compassion and dignity. Our family would also like to express our appreciation to those families we have served throughout the generations for placing their trust in the Farone family. We look forward to continuing to meet their needs and exceed their expectations."
Members of the media are invited to attend the 100th anniversary celebration private event at 2 p.m. on Saturday, July 30, at Borio's Restaurant in Cicero. It was approximately 50 years ago that the Farone & Son family held a similar celebration at the same location.
Joseph Farone, Sr. opened the funeral home in 1911 on State Street. In 1947, Joseph Farone, Sr. and son Joseph Jr. moved the funeral home to James Street. Patrick and Anthony Farone joined their father, Joseph Jr. in the family business in 1967. Anthony Farone, along with his father Joseph Jr., built a new 17,000 square foot facility on Park Street in 1975, which is where Farone & Son Funeral Home now resides. In the late 1980s, Marie Farone and her brother, Joseph, joined their father, Anthony, in the family business. In 1988, Farone & Son Funeral Home joined the Dignity Memorial network of funeral providers. Marie and Joseph, who represent the fourth generation of Farone funeral directors, are still managing the business along with their father Anthony, who also continues to be hands on in serving the families in the Syracuse area.
Farone & Son Funeral Home is celebrating its 100th year of quality funeral service to families in Central New York. The Farone family continues to be dedicated to providing unparalleled quality and innovative service as they have for four generations. The Farone family tradition has always been to provide exemplary service, and they are committed to continuing that tradition for generations to come as a proud Dignity Memorial provider. The Dignity Memorial network is North America's most trusted resource for funeral and memorialization services. Dignity Memorial providers offer a combination of innovative products and services providing families with the utmost of care, integrity, respect and service excellence. For more information, visit www.FaroneAndSon.com.
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The present work is a further commentary on the ḥāshiyah (gloss) by al-Sayyid al-Sharīf al-Jurjānī (died 816 AH [1413 AD]) on the Lawāmi' al-asrār by Qutb al-Dīn al-Taḥtānī al-Rāzī (died 766 AH [1364 AD]). The latter is, in turn, a commentary on a book of logic entitled Maṭāli' al-anwār by Sirāj al-Dīn Maḥmūd al-Urmawī (died 682 AH [1283 AD]). The scribe of this work, who may also have been the author, was Muhammad ibn Pir Ahmad al-Shahir bi-Ibn Arghun al-Shirazi. Written for the library of the Ottoman Sultan Selim I ...


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The BMC Racing Team's primary objective Thursday – to keep Cadel Evans safe on a rain-soaked finishing circuit – was a success, BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Max Sciandri said.
Phinney Gives It A Go
Sciandri said conditions were dreadful once the peloton began five laps of a 12.4-kilometer circuit that capped the 232-kilometer stage, the longest of the week-long race. "At some point, it was just pouring down and it made it pretty hard to drive, actually," he said. "The riders could barely see the road. It was a good decision by the commissaires to neutralize things for a time." Taylor Phinney was the BMC Racing Team's top finisher as Matthew Goss (Orica-GreenEDGE) took the stage win and Mark Cavendish (Omega Pharma-Quick Step) kept the overall lead. "Taylor had a bit of a free choice today," Sciandri said. "We told him he could jump into Cadel's small group or the group that was protecting Thor Hushovd for the sprint. Thor didn't feel it was safe to do the sprint so Taylor did his own sprint. I think the main thing was to get in safely and that's what we did today."
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The countries of Central America's Northern Triangle (El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras) have seen a significant number of their citizens migrate to the United States. Immigrants from the Caribbean represent half of all Black immigrants in the United States. As such, the ties between these countries and their diasporas have taken on new importance, as has the integration of these immigrants in their country of settlement. Research here explores the demographics, migration flows, human-capital development, interconnected policy realities, and outcomes for immigrants from Central America and the Caribbean. (For research specific to Mexico, see North America.)
Find relevant MPI resources on the child migration crisis—from research, articles, and public briefings that analyze the trends and policy developments surrounding the recent uptick in migration of unaccompanied minors to data on Central American immigrant populations and country profiles of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras—all in one place. Click here.
Los Estados Unidos es hogar para aproximadamente 2.9 millones de inmigrantes provenientes de los países centroamericanos Belice, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, y Panamá. La migración de Centroamérica ha crecido rápidamente en las recientes décadas, pero más de dos de cada cinco inmigrantes centroamericanos carecen de estatus migratorio legal mientras que alrededor de uno en diez residen en los Estados Unidos bajo la protección temporal humanitaria.
This former British colony in the Caribbean, once a destination for forced and indentured labor from across the globe, has experienced large emigration flows of both skilled and unskilled workers and their families to the United Kingdom, the United States, and Canada over the last half century. As Alex Glennie and Laura Chappell of the Institute for Public Policy Research explain, the Jamaican government has a number of strategies to limit brain drain and to encourage return.
The United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues estimates there are more than 370 million indigenous people in some 90 countries worldwide. Carlos Yescas of the New School for Social Research looks at the definition of indigenous people, the three types of indigenous-people flows, and how indigenous migrants maintain ties with their home communities.
Thousands of Salvadorans fled the country during its civil war in the 1980s, many of them to the United States. The government is focused on engaging its diaspora but also must deal with immigrants from neighboring countries and issues around human trafficking.
Little is known about Americans who have retired to Latin America. MPI's David Dixon, Julie Murray, and Julia Gelatt examine the U.S. retiree population in Mexico and Panama by looking at census and visa data as well as by interviewing American retirees in various communities.
This edited volume develops a pragmatic approach to the engagement of highly skilled members of the diaspora for the benefit of their countries of origin. The book, edited by a World Bank senior economist, is based on empirical work in middle-income and high-income economies.
A panel discussion on the release of the Regional Migration Study Group's final report, Thinking Regionally to Compete Globally: Leveraging Migration & Human Capital in the U.S., Mexico, and Central America, outlining its findings and offering recommendations to policymakers in the region.
This final report from the Regional Migration Study Group outlines the powerful demographic, economic, and social forces reshaping Mexico and Central America and changing longstanding migration dynamics with the United States. It offers a forward-looking, pragmatic agenda for the region, focusing on new collaborative approaches on migration and human-capital development to strengthen regional competitiveness.
Esta ficha informativa analiza los cambios demográficos, los perfiles epidemiológicos y los patrones de migración en El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, México y los Estados Unidos.
El imperativo de mantener la competitividad de la industria manufacturera — un sector que se encuentra en rápida transformación y globalización — está impulsando a las empresas y diseñadores de políticas de la región de studio (es decir, en los Estados Unidos, México, El Salvador, Guatemala, y Honduras) a buscar nuevas estrategias para atraer la inversión y desarrollar el capital humano en el
El sector agrícola en los EE.UU., México y Centroamérica se encuentra en medio de una transformación desde hace décadas. La demanda para cultivos intensivos en mano de obra, es decir, frutas, nueces, verduras, melones y especialidades hortícolas, como flores y setas (productos FVH, por sus siglas en inglés), está aumentando junto con la población y el crecimiento de los ingresos en la región.
This study explores the intersecting dynamics of evolving demographic trends, shifting epidemiological profiles, and worker migration in five countries in the Americas to develop policy recommendations for health workforce development, specifically for nursing personnel. Countries highlighted are El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, and the U.S.
This report assesses trends in U.S., Central American, and Mexican agriculture and their implications for farm labor markets, including the demand for skills and its effects on education and workforce development.


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Jack E. "Pappy" Myers, 80, of Galesburg, died at 10:15 p.m. Friday, March 14, 2014 at Marigold Health Care and Rehab, Galesburg.
Jackson, Wayne E.
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Robert G. (Bob) Miller died Tuesday, March 11, 2014 at Galesburg Cottage Hospital, Galesburg, Illinois.


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Romancing Las Vegas
While Las Vegas may receive a rep for its sinful ways, this colorful city destination offers plenty of opportunities for sweetness and romance, too. Surprise your honey with a romantic getaway in Las Vegas filled with upscale dinner dates and unforgettable live shows. Dine in a candlelit courtyard and marvel at the captivating acrobatic performances, while rekindling your love in the Entertainment Capital of the World.
Game day in Vegas
Excitement fills the air as fellow sports fanatics cheer on their teams, and wagers, at the sports books on game day in Vegas. There's hardly a need for front row tickets to NFL games or NCAA tournaments, thanks to the sports books in Las Vegas. Complete with jumbo TV screens, giveaways, and highly spirited fans, these sports books are the place to root on your favorite team during your stay in Vegas.
Known as the Entertainment Capital of the World, Las Vegas, Nevada shines brightly both metaphorically and physically. From outer space, Las Vegas is the brightest city in the world, but back down on earth, it is home to some of the top star performers from Celine Dion and Criss Angel to the Cirque du Soleil and The Blue Man Group. Just like bugs attracted to the light, travelers from around the world flock to Sin City to book the best cheap hotels in Las Vegas for an unforgettable vacation.
The luminous Las Vegas lights along The Strip suggest that this stretch is where the entertainment magic takes place. Indeed, The Strip is a prime spot to reserve Las Vegas hotels to absorb the city's flashy charm and charisma. With Expedia, visitors can land hot Las Vegas hotels deals, which offer discount tickets for top-of-the-list entertainment from the comedy shows and acrobatic performances to dance numbers and theatrical productions.
Oftentimes vacationers don't even need to venture outside of their accommodations because much of the entertainment takes place inside the hotels in Las Vegas themselves. The best hotels in Las Vegas feature not only restaurants, nightclubs, pools, and spas, but also casinos, showrooms, bowling lanes, and even aquariums all under one roof.
Getting Here
Vacationers heading to the city of neon signs can score cheap flights to Las Vegas on Expedia. These flights generally fly into the McCarran International Airport, which is just a few miles south of all the excitement of The Strip and Fremont Street. The airport provides shuttles and taxis around-the-clock transporting guests to their hotels on The Strip, hotels near the airport, and even to hotels around the Convention Center.
For those who don't mind spending several hours in the car, Las Vegas is a fairly short road trip from major western cities like Los Angeles, San Diego, Salt Lake City, and Phoenix. Meanwhile, visitors road tripping from destinations such as San Francisco and Reno may spend anywhere between seven and nine hours traveling to Vegas depending on traffic.
And the Las Vegas bound travelers who prefer take in the scenery on the road rather than drive themselves, Amtrak buses stop both at the airport and in downtown.
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Vacationers who want to expand their horizons beyond walking distance may want to consider booking affordable car rentals ahead of time. Many of the luxury hotels in Vegas feature free parking or validations, so finding a parking spot is hassle free. Additionally, driving around with your own set of four wheels prevents you from wasting precious time hailing down a taxi or waiting at a bus stop.
With that being said, however, there are numerous taxi services and buses, such as The Duece and Citizen Area Transit (CAT), which will gladly transport visitors around town. For the best luck with taxi service, flag one down at a hotel rather than hailing one straight from the street.
Things to Do
First-time Vegas vacationers often bee-line to the brilliant Fountains of Bellagio for the famous choreographed light show. Celebrated as a must-do activity and a token of any Las Vegas vacation, the fountain presentation features shooting fountains and flashing lights in time with music in front of the Bellagio, one of the Las Vegas hotels. While on the Bellagio hotel grounds, also mosey into the hotel's Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, where the elaborate plant and flower displays change each season for a fresh presentation.
For a performance exceedingly more exciting than a fountain show, treat yourself to the acrobatic wonders of a Cirque du Soleil show. The animal-free contemporary circus features tight rope walking, back flipping, and somersaulting acrobats performing jaw dropping tricks and stunts, which belongs on every vacationer's must-do list. Las Vegas presents several permanent and temporary shows, which are sure to enthrall, shock, and mesmerize audience members of all ages. For those with only one night to spare in Vegas, this attraction takes first place.
For those who have the luxury of spending more than just one day in Vegas, the Fremont Street Experience is a top thing to do in Sin City. Second only to The Strip, Fremont Street Experience is a prominent attraction perhaps best recognized for Viva Vision, which is a massive canopy with an LED display. Fremont Street features a pedestrian mall, light and sound shows, and free entertainment. The bright lights of Fremont Street lure vacationers into the excitement of concerts, street performers, shops, luxury hotels, casinos, and restaurants along the five-block row.
After witnessing the pizzazz of Fremont Street Experience, make your way back to The Strip for entertainment around the clock. For those craving a French sojourn with views of the dazzling Eiffel Tower and alluring Fontaine de Mars, Paris Las Vegas may provide you with a much more tangible and affordable Parisian getaway. The Paris Las Vegas hotel on the Strip attracts visitors with small-scale replicas of the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, and the Alexander III Bridge. Fool your friends back home with a photo in front of La Fontaine des Mers and delight at the hotel's structure, which features touches reminiscent of the Paris Opera House's architecture. Paris Las Vegas is simply one more tourist attraction and photo op to add to your list of things to do while vacationing in Las Vegas.
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The brightest city on earth is a hub for arts and entertainment, as performers take to the various stages on The Strip every night. While there certainly is no shortage of acrobats flying through the air and drum banging Blue Men in Vegas, for visitors in search of slightly more traditional art exhibits, swing by The Arts Factory for a diverse display of artwork. The Arts Factory, located in the art district in downtown, is a warehouse featuring classic and contemporary photography, graphic design, architecture, and fine art. The art venue also hosts concerts, poetry readings, festivals, and theater performances, for an extra dose of Vegas culture.
The Allied Arts Council of Southern Nevada teamed up with the City of Las Vegas to establish the Neon Museum in celebration of Vegas' history of signage. This unique art project presents a collection of more than 150 historic signs representing the city's eclectic presence throughout the years. While touring the sign boneyard, look for famous flashy signs from popular spots and famous luxury hotels, such as the Moulin Rouge hotel and the Stardust.
Long before Elvis-themed weddings and scantily clad showgirls, a Mexican merchant named Antonio Armijo traveled through the Las Vegas area with his caravan and gave the land its name after the Spanish word for "meadows." However, despite having a name, Las Vegas was not settled until the American military officer John C. Fremont led an expedition to the area to set up camp in preparation for the Mexican-American War, in which the U.S. gained rights to the territory. After the succession, Las Vegas turned into a stop for traders, and because of its water supply, it soon became a prominent water stop along the railroad routes. Thanks to these new railways, Las Vegas was officially determined a city in 1905.
Although the city expanded, a few years later the 1922 railroad strike left Las Vegas in a poor economic state. However, the Hoover Dam construction in 1930 caused a swell in the city's population (and led to the first installment of hard hats!) as workers migrated to Vegas to work on the project. This population boom, in combination with the state's legalization of gambling, further led to economic prosperity and tourism in the city. The late 20th century opened the doors to a ritzy resort with Las Vegas hotels and casinos, which began transforming the city into the megaresort area it is in modern day. And those watering holes the traders used back in the day? The city still relies on those underground artesian wells to supply the various magnificent luxury hotel fountains today.
If only pulling slots could count as a workout in Vegas, but alas gambling hasn't been proven to burn enough calories. And due to this city's infatuation with gambling, the major professional sports leagues have shied away from starting a team in Vegas due to their strict sports betting policies. Because of this, Las Vegas is one of the largest U.S. cities without an NFL, MLB, or NBA team. Though it may not have a major sports league, Las Vegas annually hosts motor races and rodeo shows.
Vegas has a history of motor racing, as it was home to the famous "Mint 400" desert races, and has since held various races at the Vegas hotels. Now the city invites various NASCAR events to take place at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, and the NASCAR Nationwide Series are just a few of the fast action events held at the speedway. But the city doesn't stop the thrill factor there; it also hosts the BigHorn Rodeo, PBR World Finals, and the National Finals Rodeo showcasing some of the finest barebacking, steer wrestling, bull fighting champions in the world. Although these rodeos sell out quicker than a barrel racer, many of the local casinos and hotels on The Strip air the live event.
There's something about the Las Vegas environment in which the days are often confused with the nights, as they run into one another with the around-the-clock amenities. The kooky city is a fantasy land with a time-warp feel, where cocktails and slot machines accommodate breakfast. While vacationers may lose track of time in their swanky 5 star hotels, there's a certain spark, which occurs after hours, reminding visitors of the old adage, "What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas."
Perhaps it's the sultry burlesque shows, seductive cabaret performances, midnight pool parties, and adult playgrounds, which give this city its sinful nightlife scene. But it's not all about sex appeal in the Vegas nightlife scene though, believe it or not, as you can catch comedy shows, sight celebrities at the clubs, and dance floors with water motes.
With its over-the-top gaudiness and spectacular glitz, glam, Eiffel Towers, and pyramids, do you really think Vegas would skim on fine dining? Absolutely not. Las Vegas puts as much effort into its dining choices as it puts into its immensely lit strip and outrageous shows. While mouthwatering steakhouses and buffets most often characterize the Vegas cuisine, the city features plenty more show stopping dining options.
Las Vegas serves up several restaurants replicating famous eateries around the globe, but the city is also quickly becoming a hot spot where celebrity chefs are turning up the heat in the kitchen. The likes of top chefs such as Emeril Lagasse and Wolfgang Puck have opened up gourmet restaurants in the Nevada city, spoiling visitors' taste buds from appetizer to dessert. Vacationers won't go hungry in this city, where food is available around the clock at the various Las Vas hotels, family-style restaurants, grills, and other eateries packed along The Strip.
Shopping Guide
Treating yourself to a new pair of shoes or a dress for the nightlife scene is just one way to top off an already perfect Vegas vacation package. For shopaholics looking to map out their shopping sprees, look no further than the Fashion Show Mall, Miracle Mile Shops, and the Las Vegas Premium Outlets. While these are some of the most sought-after shopping spots, with everything from designer luxury goods to the cheapest deals, there is a variety of other places for browsing additional shops. Get into the shopping frame of mind and check out the quality malls, including the Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian, Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, and the Town Square.
Fashion Show Mall on Las Vegas Boulevard is regarded as one of the best places for retail therapy in Vegas as it presents 250 specialty stores to excite every fashionista. Vegas vacationers looking for some quality finds, head to Miracle Mile Shops, on the Vegas Strip, for 1.2 miles of retail heaven. Meanwhile, the Las Vegas Premium Outlets, both the North and South Vegas locations, offer some of the hottest name-brand and designer outlets, where visitors can spoil themselves to luxury items at wallet friendly prices. And there's no need to venture far from the Las Vegas hotels and attractions as these shopping destinations are nestled in near all the Vegas favorites.
Travel Basics
A town with the nickname "Sin City," doesn't receive such a reputation by turning its lights out after 9:00 pm, which means the partying in Las Vegas usually continues into the early hours of morning. So if you plan on receiving a good night's sleep while vacationing here, we suggest packing a pair of ear plugs to cancel out the noise - especially if you book Las Vegas hotels on the strip in the middle of all the action. Also, these hotels with casinos allow smoking in the game rooms, therefore you may want to pack an extra change of clothes, if you're sensitive to the smell of smoke on your clothing.
As for venturing outside to the other attractions on the strip, it's best to create an itinerary. Though the stretch is only a little over four miles, you won't want to back track or loop around all afternoon especially during the scorching summer months. Map out your route, pack your walking shoes, and remember to only cross at the designated cross walks. And if you've invited your four-legged friend Fido along on the vacation to walk the strip with you, check ahead of time to see which areas you can bring your furry one, and ensure you've booked reservations at a pet friendly hotel, as not all hotels in Las Vegas allow pets.
Personalities & Culture
If it's one piece of advice Las Vegas regulars may pass onto first-time Vegas vacationers, it would probably be to accept the weird and wonderful characters walking the streets in this entertainment city. This city is not for the squeamish or judgmental as it welcomes show girls, Elvis impersonators, and super heroes alike. Vegas encourages visitors and entertainers to express themselves, costumed or decked out in all their glory outside of any of the Las Vegas hotels. Be open to the colorful people and characters, and expect to see some scantily clad men and women on the streets or plastered on billboards, along with some slightly sinful behavior; this is Sin City after all.
Vacationers may also want to prepare themselves for the canvassers and costumed characters who entertain and pass out fliers along the strip and Freemont Street Experience. Prepare yourself for the risqué pamphlets they tend to pass out to encourage vacationers to visit their establishments. Also expect to see characters roaming the street trying to earn a tip for posing for photos and entertainment. If you indulge in their antics, do realize they may heckle you for gratuity. These aspects may surprise or shock some visitors, but just realize this is simply the unconventional way and culture of Las Vegas.
Weather & Climate
Although palm trees and water fountains may characterize Las Vegas, don't be fooled; this tropical paradise is in fact in the middle of the desert. And desert means scorching temperatures in the summer and chilly winter evenings. From June through August, Vegas usually sees temperatures soar between the 90 and 100F, which can make walking around under the hot sun a sweaty, muggy experience. If you do plan to visit during these summer months, pack a hat, sunscreen, and plenty of water to stay hydrated. On the other hand, realize Vegas during the winter months, around December and February, can experience temperatures dropping to the 30s, so pack a jacket or sweater and brace for the cold.
Although the hotels in Las Vegas cater to the high and low temperatures ensuring guests are accommodated, the best time to visit Sin City is during the spring and fall. During these seasons, the temperatures are mild and comfortable. Both of these times are sometimes considered low season, as the crowds tend to pick up during the summer months and holidays.
Regardless of what time of year you visit the brightest place on earth, the hot entertainment is sure to warm you up while the pool parties will keep you cool. You'll feel so comfortable in Sin City; you may even feel tempted to cancel your flights from Las Vegas back to reality!
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Quite the statement making ring in 1935 and in 2013! Custom made in the daring days of Art Deco, 18k white gold is the vehicle for fantastic open work ring of geometric shapes and linear design. The ring sits high up on the finger with its fan configuration reaching beyond the confines of the finger. Across the top seventeen (17) channel set natural sapphires form a canopy which shelters an expanse of space bounded by a trellis.
The lattice work trellis sports on both sides a series of five (5) pentagonal shapes accented with faceted round cut sapphires above a row of six (6) natural sapphires en cabochon. In all, thirty-nine (39) sapphires grace a beautiful custom made period ring still chic after all these decades.
Date: Circa 1935.
Measurements: 3/8 of an inch (1.0 cm) in length north to south on the hand and rises 1/2 of an inch (1.3 cm) in height off the finger. Weight of 5.2 grams (3.4 dwt).
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Although the Marietta-based barbershop harmony group has offered singing valentines for many years, a growing number of Bartow County members are making an impact in their own community. Seven Big Chicken Chorus members calling Cartersville and Bartow County home were hoping to grow the group's local efforts when they began making the rounds in Cartersville last Valentine's Day.
Now delivering singing valentines in Bartow for the second year in row, the Big Chicken Chorus will dispatch quartets to homes, offices and schools across the county next Thursday.
"For a cost of $50, we provide a valentine card, a rose and we sing two love songs," said chorus member Bill Devine. "We sing 'Heart of My Hearts' and 'Let Me Call You Sweetheart.' We deliver valentines, probably to more workplaces than anywhere else. It's normally husbands buying for his wife or significant other, and we go to her work location and deliver the valentine. We do schools, we can do restaurants, bars."
The result is what chorus member and Cartersville resident Don Jackson calls unforgettable.
"It is an unforgettable experience," Jackson said. "Guys get a lot of mileage out of it, but of course, they may create some enemies. One of the guys at church got a singing valentine for his wife and the other guys got on his case for setting the bar too high."
Jackson, owner of Jax Supply in Cartersville, has been a member of the Big Chicken Chorus for 17 years and looks forward to growing the annual singing valentines program in Bartow. Last year, the group delivered about a dozen valentines in Cartersville. He explained that working in Cartersville, the group is given more freedom in their delivery and will be performing this year in quartets and sextets throughout the day.
Devine described a singing valentine as the perfect gift, one that impresses the recipient — and all those nearby — while being relatively simple to give.
"Women absolutely love it. They're slightly embarrassed, but they love it. What normally happens is anyone in the immediate work area tries to gather around and watch us deliver the valentine to the recipient," Devine said. "In addition to being a very nice gesture, it makes it very easy for the person who is sending the valentine. They don't have to buy a card, they don't have to buy flowers, they don't have to do anything — they just buy the singing valentine and we do all the work for them."
The Big Chicken Chorus has in the past sponsored concerts to benefit Cartersville's Good Neighbor Homeless Shelter, but the annual singing valentine raises funds for the group's primary interests. The organization's focus is in the development of vocal performance, specifically barbershop harmony, in youth.
Singing valentines are $50 for two songs, a card and a rose or for $25 customers can have a singing valentine delivered by phone. Valentines will be delivered Thursday, Feb. 14, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with reservations taken for a four-hour window. Reservations will be accepted through Tuesday, Feb. 12, but organizers warn that morning reservations are filling up fast.
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JOE TALAMO, BRUCE'S DREM, Winner: "Man, what a day. I wish it was always like this. He's such a nice horse and it's always such a pleasure to ride him. He lays it down every time. He's one of those horses who knows where the wire is. He just loves to win. It doesn't really matter where he is on the track, either. You've got to watch him, because if you ask him out of the gate too much he'll get a little keen. But working him so much, I kind of know how he is. I liked where he was down the backstretch because I knew they put up a pretty good quarter and half. This horse is the real deal."
BRICE BLANC, COLGAN'S CHIP, Second: "That's a tough beat again. He tries so hard, but a nice horse beat us again. This is a pretty good bunch of Cal breds. He does everything I ask of him and he runs hard for me every time. He showed at Del Mar that he can win. One of these days we'll get there."
MARTIN GARCIA, LIBERIAN FREIGHTER, Third: "My horse didn't like the way the grass was today. It was too soft for him. He likes a hard course. But he gave it his best and ran his race."
MIKE PUYPE, BRUCE'S DREAM, Winner: "He came up good. We pointed and waited for this one after his last. By design, I didn't want to run with Sidney's Candy after his blitzing run (in the La Jolla Handicap in August) at Del Mar. If you place this horse right and keep him with the right horses, he just runs his eyeballs out. He fires every time, and I thought it was a perfect plan to just wait for this race. We told Joe to ride him with a lot of confidence. Take nothing away from the horse he caught, but this horse wants it. He wants to win; he runs to win."
JENINE SAHADI, COLGAN'S CHIP, Second: "The trip was beautiful and Brice rode him perfectly. He's a front-running horse. We've tried to grab him and that doesn't work so he is what he is. It's just a little tough to keep getting beat by a nose. I'm very proud of him."
NEIL DRSYDALE, LIBERIAN FIGHTER, Third: "He ran very well considering he doesn't like the ground. He likes it firm firm. I know it was a fast time, but still he slips on it when it's wet. So we're very pleased with him. The trip was good. He just likes to hear his feet rattle, as they say. There was a lot of give in the turf today."
Notes: The win was Talamo's second in the California Cup Mile…He also won with Unusual Suspect, who was second in today's Classic, in 2007….Talamo didn't have a stakes win at the meet prior to Saturday.
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text: took my bow to gander mtn today to chronograph it. im getting 291fps at 70# with a 27" 5575 goldtip expedition hunter at 368 grains (85 grain fieldtip included). im very happy with this except for a loud crack/slap after release. ive been shooting outside and thought i was a little loud, but inside of their 10'x40' range, its real loud. any ideas of what to look for. they told me i need rubber on the limbs and wanted me to get the $55 tune-up. its only 2 weeks old, so no tune-up. they also suggested an octane tripwire rest. my center shot was off by 1/4" i know thats alot. i could see where the fletching was hitting the launcher on the QAD hunter rest. i switched out the launcher to the one with the smaller arms and fixed my center shot, went out back, shot 6 arrows and can still hear the crack/slap now that i know what to listen for, its not as loud, but still there for sure. he also put a square on my cams and there is a lean in the top cam, bottom was good and parallel to the string. is this a defect in my bow?? this lean really does have me concerned. do i need to ship it back?? what do you guys think the crack/slap is comming from. i just shot 18 shots and i am clearing the rest now, but do still hear the crack/slap. thanks


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The Jack Russell Terrier or Parson Jack Russell Terrier originated in England in the 19th century. Their name derived from the Reverend John Russell, a hunting enthusiast, who was the first person to breed them for fox hunting. The Jack Russell Terrier is exceedingly adept at digging and burrowing into foxholes and dens.
The Jack Russell Terrier is sturdy, hardy, and robust in appearance. They are outgoing with a keen expression. They have an inquisitive nature. This compact breed is very vocal but is never "yappy". They are fearless and are completely unaware of their small stature.
The Jack Russell Terrier is a loving and devoted breed. They are spirited, lively, amusing, and energetic. They get along with older, well-behaved, considerate children. They are not recommended for children under eight years of age. They do not get along with other pets. Their natural hunting instinct brings out their aggressive nature. They are highly intelligent and bold. Their courage often leads them into dangerous situations that may lead to fatal results. The Jack Russell Terrier requires an extraordinary amount of human attention. They are not well suited for a two career family.
The Jack Russell Terrier requires minimal grooming. They need regular brushing with a firm bristle brush. Bathing should only be done when necessary. It is important to keep their nails trimmed regularly to prevent problems. They are easily over-fed and have a tendency to become overweight. The health issues that affect this breed include deafness, glaucoma, epilepsy, allergies, and skin problems.
The Jack Russell Terrier has a dense double-coat that comes in three varieties: smooth, rough, and broken. The smooth coat has an outer-coat that is short and stiff. In the rough coat the outer-coat is longer. The broken variety is used to describe both dogs with outer-coats of different lengths or dogs that have longer hair on specific parts of the body. The Jack Russell Terrier is primarily white with black, tan, or tri-color markings. They shed constantly.
The Jack Russell Terrier can be difficult, determined, and willful. They require firm and consistent guidance, as they are easily distracted. It is important for them to know whom their master is or they will take charge. Early socialization may moderately temper their aggressiveness. Obedience training is highly recommended. The Jack Russell displays talents in such areas as hunting, tracking, and agility.
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Originally founded by Anthony Judson Hayward in the 1870's, Hayward began as a center of the lumbering industry in the Wisconsin Northwoods. By the early summer of 1883, a new lumber mill was constructed in Hayward with the ability to process the enormous supplies of red and white pine, as well as maple, ash, birch and elm harvested from the local forests. Tragically, on May 11, 1922, the old Hayward Mill was destroyed by a fire. At that point, many of the pine forests had been farmed for lumber, leaving empty logging camps throughout the Hayward region. People from larger cities started to realize that Hayward was beautiful, serene, and scenic; overall, an ideal spot for vacationing city folk. Thus, Hayward was revitalized into the relaxation haven it remains today. Currently, this small, quiet community of approximately 3,500 residents serves as the county seat of Sawyer County, Wisconsin. Additionally, countless visitors flock to the Hayward area every year to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and unrivaled natural beauty of its lakes and forests.
For visitors seeking an opportunity to rejuvenate themselves by getting back in touch with nature, Hayward is an excellent choice. In the summer, romantic canoe trips, long, quiet hikes through the wilderness, boat rides and leisurely afternoon bike trips await. In warmer months, golf aficionados can enjoy the beautifully landscaped golf courses of northern Wisconsin in what is commonly referred to as the "Golf Capital of Wisconsin". Fishing in this region is outstanding and lakes such as Round Lake, Lake Chippewa and Namekagon Lake overflow with trout, walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass and panfish. Morgan Falls and St. Peter's Dome, both located approximately an hour outside of Hayward, offer wonderful hiking trails. Visitors can hike to witness the breath-taking beauty of the seventy foot high Morgan Falls or the scenic overlook of Chequamegon Bay from St. Peter's Dome. Adventure seekers can take a rafting or tubing trip along the Namekagon River, featuring some challenging Class 1 rapids. Winter travelers will delight in the extensive snow mobile trails of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest and the beauty of the Birkebeiner Cross-Country Ski Trail.
Hayward not only offers visitors a plethora of opportunities for outdoor relaxation, Hayward is also home to some world-class, yet unique, entertainment events. Every year, the World Lumberjack Championships are held annually in July in the Hayward area. This contest has been held every year since 1960 to celebrate and honor the rich history of the logging industry in America with competitions in logrolling, sawing and chainsaw events. Hayward Wisconsin's Chequamegon Fat Tire Festival is one of the premiere mountain biking events in the United States. In the winter, the American Birkebeiner cross-country ski race pits some of the best cross country skiers against one another in the Hayward area. Families visiting the Hayward area can enjoy historic re-enactments from the lumbering era or a visit to the National Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame. At the National Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame, families can learn about freshwater fishing techniques, admire the historic accomplishments of freshwater fisherman and even overlook the town from atop the two hundred (200) foot Musky sculpture. History buffs will delight in a visit to the nearby "Hideout", Al Capone's infamous Northwoods Retreat in Couderay, Wisconsin. Tours of this historic landmark include the Gun Tower where lookouts were posted during Capone's stays at this forest retreat. Exhibits celebrate the hedonism of the Roaring 20's and examine the brutal history of Capone and his gangs from this era. The Hideout is located a mere half an hour outside of Hayward and guided tours are conducted on the hours throughout the day. The larger cities of Duluth, Minnesota and Superior, Wisconsin are about one and a half hours from the Hayward area along the shores of Lake Superior. Here, visitors can enjoy the Great Lakes Aquarium or the majestic Canal Park where large lake ships travel.
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Kenmore 4.9 cu. ft. Electric Range - Stainless SteelItem# 02293013000 | Model# 93013
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Kenmore 4.9 cu. ft. Electric Range - Versatility and Convenience
The Kenmore electric range 9301 offers a versatile surface that can cook a wide range of delicious meals. This Kenmore electric range features a smooth ceramic glass surface with four radiant elements ranging from 6 to 9 inches in diameter. Easy to clean, the flat top can simply be wiped down. Indicator lights tell you when a surface is hot, even when it's off. The oven's Easy Set™ controls, extra-large window and automatic light make it easy to monitor baked foods. Versatile and easy to use, modern kitchens should not be without this Kenmore electric range.
- Multiple cooking zones allow chefs to choose burners that produce just the right amount of heat, so sauces don't scorch and steaks are seared perfectly.
- Giving you easy access, speed and control, Easy Set™ 105 electronic controls provide control over temperature, timer and auto shutoff with the touch of a button.
- Speed through post-cooking cleanup thanks to a porcelain cooktop surface that helps contain spills, resist scrapes and wipes clean quickly.
- A convenient storage drawer underneath the oven provides valuable space for storing baking sheets, pans and pizza trays, so they're out of the way but still within reach.
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I purchased the range when my old one quit working, I was looking for a decent range with outspending and arm and a leg. This range fit my needs, it was a great value and works awesome.
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this is a new smooth top range for me and so far i have enjoyed it but i have to learn to cook all over again because the burner heats slow but when its hot i need to turn off the burner because i am use to using a coil type burner
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I am very happy with my purchase.
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I bought this for a rental property. The color was a good fit for the kitchen. It isn't self cleaning. If I had bought it for my house, I would have gotten the self cleaning option.
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I bought this oven 7 years ago and had problems from day one. First the head panel and door handle had to be replaced after several months. Luckily for me, it was still under warranty. The head panel developed a burnt look under the left side ****. It seems that when the oven is in broil mode, it is too hot and this is the result. The tech came out and replaced the head panel. Well since then the handle comes loose on the right side often. I would screw it back in and continue using. Well after years of doing this, the other screw has finally come out and now the glass fell out. The door literally fell apart while cooking. Now I am looking for another stove because the cost to fix this oven is half of what I spent on it and considering the years already used, it makes sense to replace. This model is still out there and I would research this model some more if you are considering buying. I would recommend you buy something else!
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Bought this stove in February 2012. Paid approximately $430. The inside of the stove started getting overly hot while temps were turned low. Error code started appearing in the read out (F10), which meant to call a repairman. After waiting 6 weeks, the repairman estimated with labor charges, the repair (a mis-functioning control panel would cost around $340 to replace. Do not buy this stove. Sears needs to address the faulty control panel issues before it is sold to more unsuspecting consumers. It looks great, but everything else is awful!!!
Bardwell, KY
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I bought this stove to replace one in a rental. The stove was easy to install and worked with no issues. The renter was impressed since I replaced the old coil top with the smooth top design.
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text: Items 73 to 92 of 92 total Previous 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 View: 12 / 24 / 48 Easy to install, and great Value. By Seth on 11/21/2011 Seth would recommend this product to a friend Watched Youtube videos, and found this was super easy to install. . I haveit generating RO/DI water into a large container that I fitted with the included float valve. Which was also very easy to install. Awesome RO/DI unit By Adam on 11/9/2011 Adam would recommend this product to a friend This is by far the best RO I have ever purchased. Very well built. excellent performance By William on 11/1/2011 William would recommend this product to a friend ready to use out of box, top quality build, tons of fittings to work with, video support for easy installation ans set up, filter life meter,accurate tds, supper fast shipping and excellent packaging highly recommended Built like a tank! By Robert on 9/16/2011 Robert would recommend this product to a friend I have had other RO systems before but, this one far exceeds any of the other systems. This unit is built for the long haul and very easy to get up and running (10 minutes). Spending a bit more and getting the deluxe system is money well spent! Having the ability so see gallons that have been processed and TDS before and after the DI section is the best. With just a glance I can see how the WHOLE system is doing and if there is a problem it can be localized quickly. Thanks BRS!!! Ro/Di deluxe By Daniel on 8/25/2011 Daniel would recommend this product to a friend Wow! What a fantastic product by BRS. This unit is so simple to setup in very easy to maintain. The built in TDS meter, filter moniter, and flush valve are what make this deluxe unit worth every penny. I like to make my equipment upkeep and maintenance to a minimum. This unit has it all. This is a unit that will last for years so don't cut yourself short by just getting the bare minimum, step up to the BRS deluxe RO/DI six stage unit! RO is no longer scary By Theokie on 8/1/2011 Theokie would recommend this product to a friend I was worried about going to RO water because of the perceived hassle and mess with setting up and running a system, with the auto shut off system and float valves, my water reservoir system is now fully automated and pain free, couldn't have hoped for a better product Well built and easy to install By Warren on 7/21/2011 Warren would recommend this product to a friend Everything was well built. The install was super easy. No complaints on this unit or BRS. Switched from Kent Hi-S system By charles on 6/24/2011 charles would recommend this product to a friend So it was time to replace all the pieces of my old Kent HI-S system I had for three years. This was a 35 GPD system and the membrane alone was going to over $100 with S/H not to mention the other parts. Decided to upgade to this system for for just a bit more. Couldn't be happier! Excellent! By Wade on 6/11/2011 Wade would recommend this product to a friend Good kit, however a bit more involved to setup and understand than my previous ro/di unit. Suggest you review the Utube videos. Those clearly explain most of the setup and function. Preassembled and ready to make water (even the meters were preprogramed) By Adam on 1/20/2011 Adam would recommend this product to a friend I was tired of making the trip to my LFS and decided it was time to make my own water. After talking with BFS customer service and asking many questions I was very pleased with their helpfulness and time they took to help me make my purchase. I ordered the deluxe unit and when I open it it was already completely assembled ready to use (even the FM-2 meter was preprogramed). The included setup instructions were clear and easy to understand. If you are tired of buying water make the smart decision and purchase this product. Best RODI By Xiaan on 1/4/2011 Xiaan would recommend this product to a friend I have been using this unit now for around 7 months and it is by far the best RODI unit I have had. best unit i've owned so far By Leo on 12/25/2010 Leo would recommend this product to a friend this unit is hands down the best i have seen and used in many years. Easy to use and install and above all BRS is the best online store i have ever seen, and it's the only store that stand up to their quality product. great By tommy on 12/13/2010 tommy would recommend this product to a friend this unit is a must for anyone needing great water quality. the quality and supplies they provided are unsurpassed. compared to other units in the price rang, and what you get is a hands down a buy. Top Quality By Philip on 11/14/2010 Philip would recommend this product to a friend I am a first time RO user and after searching the internet really liked what I saw in this unit. I had a ton of questions and got the best customer service. They answered all of my questions honestly and cared more about my satisfaction than the amount of my purchase. I ordered the deluxe unit and when I got I was speechless! The unit is all quality. Came completely assembled ready to use. Install took 10 min and I was making water instantly. The instructions were clear and precise. The meters that come with it are top notch and allows complete user control. I have no regrets with this unit. AWESOME!!! Everyone was right! By Paul on 11/7/2010 Paul would recommend this product to a friend From 180ppm to perfect 0ppm water! Fantastic unit! Great value! Easy setup! Excellent features! Red line is your water source, black is your waste, blue is your clean. It doesn't get any easier than that. 4 screws to mount it, 2 min to hook it up. Your ready to go! Literally within minutes of opening the package, I was up and running. I flushed the system via the built in pressure release for 10 min prior to running the blue line in to the second half(the DI chambers). After I had flushed the loose particles out, I hooked up the blue line to the second half of the unit and did another 10 min. Then I closed the pressure release and let the unit run for an hour. The digitle meters are an excellent idea. Love the added value. This Kit is worth much more than they charge! My third RO-DI system, and crushes the others by far! Outstanding Product - Solid Craftmanship By Lodotek on 9/20/2010 Lodotek would recommend this product to a friend I have to agree with all of the other reviews this is definitely the best deal on the web or anywhere for that matter. I have researched for a month before purchasing this unit. No regrets! :-) Thanks! Outstanding Product - Solid Craftmanship - Exemplary Customer Service By EG on 9/17/2010 EG would recommend this product to a friend The RO/DI unit is built extremely well with heavy duty components; the attention to detail as well as the Filter, Pressure and TDS monitor makes this unit the premier RO/DI solution. I had many questions about the unit and made 3 different phone calls to the pre-sales group over the course of 2 days trying to decide if this is the unit I wanted to purchase. They were VERY patient and answered all of my questions. In a nutshell, they care about their customers. When the unit arrived, the packing was first class. The RO/DI unit was wrapped in large bubble wrap and then it was filled with packing peanuts. I feel I got a bargain on the shipping because of the quality of the shipping materials. In addition, the unit was all preconfigured. The unit came in exactly as pictured....everything was already connected, filters were installed and all of the monitors were working correctly. I only had 3 connections to make and it took only about 5 minutes. This experience has made me a believer, there are companies that truly do care about customer service and quality products. I will continue to purchase from BRS and will continue to recommend them to family and friends. Rock solid unit By William on 3/26/2010 William would recommend this product to a friend This is my third RO/DI unit purchase (two are other brands) and by far the best quality unit out of the three. It is worth it to get the deluxe unit. The filter monitor makes it very easy to know when to replace the filters. Grade A+ High quality Review by Terry By email@example.com on 2/5/2010 firstname.lastname@example.com would recommend this product to a friend First time purchasing RODI,no regrets easy to install 5 minutes tops. 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