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Anyone have any experience with these coupons? Good, bad, indifferendt? Thanks
Well they do work but you must carefully read the caveats for each restaurant.
They are esp. useful when one can purchase the $3 or $ 5 GC's.
In my limited experience, tho, they are never offered for 'hot' restos; rather
those that need the patrons. That being said, I have used them basically
in suburbia, not in NYC.
re: Rhea58
I agree completely. The restrictions are overbearing and the restaurants definitely aren't the quality you'll find on the CH threads. While discount gift certificates are great if they're done right, I can think of better examples. Happy eating!
re: CantStopEating
These are broad generalizations.
While I'm no coupon girl, my husband buys these from time to time. There are plenty of great, non-chain, higher-end places we've been to (none of which were lacking customers).
re: invinotheresverde
Depends where you are. Here in Boston the pickings are slim indeed - not a single one, in fact, that would prompt me to try it.
re: invinotheresverde
Definitely depends on the area. There are lots of really good Rhode Island restaurants on restaurant.com. But I know there aren't a lot in Philly. I usually stock up when they go on sale. Def. worth it. I don't find the restrictions that prohibitive. And I've also found if you're nice, a lot of times they'll waive them. (We've used them on the cost of food &alcohol, when the coupon specified just food. Also came up short of the $$ requirement to be spent first once, and they let it go.)
In FFD County CT there are some restaurants that are extremely good and jfood eats at some of them regularly an weekends. so it is dependent on location as to whether they are "hot", looking to stay alive, or some other reason.
jfood keeps a stash of the coupons next to the computer for that quick mid-week meal or for the family is he is traveling. so far so good for jfood.
I've used restaurant.com several times and have been very pleased. My only complaint is that, as other posters ave pointed out, many of the participating restaurants are not of interest to me. However, the participating restos do change, I find it helpful to check the site frequently. if I see a coupon for a place I'm really intersted in, I jump on it, as they sometimes "sell out".
re: carolinadawg
On the flip side, if a restaurant you have a gift certificate to stops participating, your gift certificate is worthless. They do not notify you in these cases, so your best bet is to check the site frequently.
re: reiflame
Are these certificates covered bythe various non-expiration laws in various states? Hope someone has a good answer. TIA
re: enbell
365 days, jfood can live with that. Thanks
re: jfood
they expire 1 year after purchase UNLESS you're in one of those states that it cannot apply to. I think Ca is one. The restrictions are all there on the site. I for one, happen to like resto.com. It basically turns a take out meal during the week into a sit down one for about the same price. It also allows me to try a bunch of new places around town. I only buy them when they go 80% off tho.
re: enbell
That happened to me once. I contacted restaurant.com and they let me pick out another restaurant. Sorry you couldn't get your money back.
re: Miss Needle
A restaurant I had a GC to dropped out of the program and restaurant.com actually sent me an email saying that I could get a replacement GC to another restaurant. I didn't bother, because I bought it for $2 during one of their 80 percent off promotions (right now, as a matter of fact, coupon code "SAVOR").
Like most things, 90 percent of the restaurants on restaurant.com are crap, but if you look carefully there are some good deals on good restaurants, especially these days with the recession.
re: Ruth Lafler
I would say it definitely depends on the area if the restaurants are crap or not. In our area there are several good restaurants on restaurants.com. I'm happy to use it for just the Lebanese restaurant we frequent honestly. MD has a much bigger selection too. Not many places are the high end white tablecloth but if you have a place you legitimately eat at or you want to try and don't want to waste your money on the unknown the 2$ and 3$ deals are nice.
re: Miss Needle
according to the website, they will let you pick another restaurant.
re: dagwood
Real life experience however lef me high and dry (which put me out $2, $4 tops, so not a huge deal, but the principle is bothersome).
re: reiflame
reiflame...that has not been my experience. I had a certificate to a restaurant who stopped participating, and I was not only notified by Restaurant.com, but was able to exchnage the certificate for another restaurant.
re: carolinadawg
They've let me exchange the unused gift certificates but have never notified me.
But, they've been a little shady - once, when 3 restaurants that I held gift certificates for stopped participating, they only gave me credit for one of them and now won't respond to my emails.
We've had good luck. Buy toward the end of the month for deeper deals. If you see something you really want, however, don't hesitate because they may sell out.
Read the coupon restrictions carefully (they vary from restaurant to restaurant) and if it works for you, go for it!
We also in Western CT have had good luck with Restaurant.com (no "s") coupons since quite a few places in our area accept them. One is our regular lunch place, very close to home and perennially rated "best value in Litchfield County" by CT Magazine. On lots of other occasions they allow us to try new places cheaply. If you buy them on 80% off days, you'll get a $10 coupon for something like $.40, valid against a lunch purchase of $15 or more. You can only use them at each place once per month in general, and as others noted, they expire in a year. In cases in which I've had certificates for restaurants that have either dropped the program or gone out of business, I've simply called the customer service number (given on the web site) and was given a new code to redeem. I've never lost my 40 cents on the couple of occassions when that happened. I learned about R.com from an article in AARP Magazine so I've never had any skepticism about it, and never felt too ripped off when we got a so-so $20 lunch for $10.40. The $25 dinner coupons "normal price" is $10, and so $2 on 80% days.
We use them in NJ. I can't say that any of the restaurants that participate near us are great, but they're all adequate. But $3 for a $25 coupon and the restaurant becomes that much better.
re: leetmom7
I've been using them for close to 2 years now in RI, and I have had great luck with them. I find they offer a great mix of restaurants as far as menus, prices, etc. Many are places I have always wanted to try, but found them a little too expensive to 'chance' (which is why the $25 certificate comes in handy). I have never had a problem with them. Most do have stipulations (not valid on Friday /Saturday evenings, not valid on Holidays) which are understandable - though, I have found if you bring one along with you on a 'not valid' night, and ask the server innocently if they take it - 75% of the time they allow me to use it (especially when the restaurant is quiet for a weekend evening).
I think it's worth doing - especially at the end of the month (last week or so) when they drop the prices to 80% off.
I live in the Philly burbs, am a fan, and even get certificates for my son & DIL who live in another PA city. Some restaurants offer certs that are larger than $25 (with a commensurately larger minimum purchase ) that we've used when dining with another couple or a group of friends. If you get on the email list, you will also receive codes for as much as 80% off the cost of the cert. I just bought a bunch of $25 certs for $2 each, and a $50 cert for $4. Can't beat that.
Well.... they are okay. I've used them before but there are a lot of restrictions like someone pointed out. I also agree with other members that the restaurants don't appeal to me. I bought a bunch of gift certificates that were really cheap and will only use them if I find something interesting.
re: reiflame
You should look at the actual terms on the certificate. In California, with a few exceptions, gift certificates cannot expire. But it's hard to enforce. That's one good reason to present the certificate when you arrive -- too late once you've eaten to argue about the certificate, but they might change their minds if you walk out the door if they refuse to honor it before you order. I would try contacting restaurant.com and see if they can resolve the dispute.
re: Ruth Lafler
The terms say 1 year unless prohibited by law. They honored the gift certificate, they just gave me a hard time. Thankfully it was an 'order at the counter and pay first' kind of place.
I've used them, with no problems at all. The circumstances where I like to use them is when I'm out with a group of people, so that the dinner tab is considerably higher than the $35 requirement. I've learned from a restaurant owner that the restaurant doesn't get any part of the $25 value of the certificate. So it doesn't matter to the restaurant if you paid $2 or $10 for the certificate, their "loss" is still the value of the dining certificate. Yes, they're good promotional tools, and they do bring new customers into the restaurant. But I wouldn't use them at a restaurant I go to often.
I am extremely torn about using the coupons from this website. For those of you who don't know how it works, basically the restaurants enter into the program for advertising purpose. The ENTIRE cost of the coupon = profit to restaurant.com. Restaurants only take in whatever amounts over the minimal limit that customers pay and the tip for the waitstaff. Hence there are all sorts of restrictions and that in most places the majority of participating restaurants are places that don't get alot of customers to start with. While I am all about being thrifty and try new places, I feel bad for using too many of these, especially at smaller mom and pop restaurants, due to the fact that the restaurants do not make real profit on these. When I do use coupons and if I like the restaurant, I usually return and pay regular price on subsequent meals.
I've just started using these coupons, and here in Las Vegas, they work great! Especially for the high end restaurants. And our favorite local places have them too, so while there are not-so-good places that DO need customers, we find this to be a definite keeper.
re: flfoodie2
I believe that's a new restaurant.com policy, not only in FL.


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A few weeks before our departure, we confirmed our accommodations and rental car with Expedia. But when we arrived, both the Dollar car rental location and our hotel, the Hostel Tamarindo Backpackers, emphatically denied doing business with Expedia. Both businesses claimed Expedia is notorious for overbooking reservations.
We ended up paying out-of-pocket for a week's worth of hotel ($620) and car rental insurance. Per the Dollar Rental person, the government of Costa Rica requires that the tourists buy the car rental insurance in the country and they will not honor car rental insurance from abroad.
We reached Expedia from Costa Rica and when we returned home. After hours on the telephone, numerous hang-ups, and even finally getting a fax number where supposedly we should send our receipts and an explanation of what happened so that an Expedia supervisor could resolve the issue (we are requesting a full refund of our hotel), the only response from Expedia was to issue a $164 refund, which Expedia claims should account for the entire portion of the money we paid in advance for our room and $99 for the rental car insurance.
Could you please put some pressure on Expedia to reimburse us for the total cost we paid for the room, which comes to $455?
—Gladys Martin, Berea, Ohio.
A: Obviously, Expedia got its wires crossed with both the Hostel Tamarindo Backpackers and Dollar. In a big way.
Expedia should have made sure that you had a confirmed reservation with the hotel and not just a rental car, but also a rental car at the rate it promised you.
Expedia should have fixed this problem while you were still in Costa Rica, finding you a room and a rental car. I'm disappointed that it didn't. By the way, you did the right thing by phoning Expedia. You needed a real-time resolution, but unfortunately you didn't get it. After that, corresponding with Expedia by fax and email worked better, because you had a much-needed paper trail.
In the future, you might want to contact the hotel and car rental company directly, even if you have a confirmation from your online travel agent. Just to be safe.
Fortunately, this type of glitch appears to be very rare. I contacted Expedia on your behalf, and it reviewed your case again. Its records show that a refund of $455 was already in process. I'm happy that Expedia eventually did the right thing without having to be asked.
Christopher Elliott is a travel-consumer advocate and the ombudsman for National Geographic Traveler magazine. His column runs on seattletimes.com/travel. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Posted 10/29/14 at 2:26 PM | Kyle Beshears
Recently, the LDS Church published an essay on the Church's polygamous history. The very admission of this is extremely admirable. Up until the past few days, the Church has held to a sort of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy with regard to its polygamous past. However, all that changed last week with the release of the essay.
I was excited to read the essay when I first caught wind of its release. Yet, when I opened it to read, I initially had difficulty getting past the first two lines. Both sentences demonstrated a repeated pattern of the LDS Church presenting a delusive account of Mormon history to the public.
Of course, such an accusation is serious; however, I truly believe it is warranted. The first sentences of an essay set the tone for the entire piece. In this instance, the first two sentences feel intentionally designed to give a misleading impression of both Mormon history and biblical truth. FULL POST
Posted 10/22/14 at 6:11 PM | Kyle Beshears
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) has recently published an article and accompanying video explaining the mystery behind its temple garments. Commonly (and pejoratively) referred to as "secret magic Mormon underwear," the LDS Church has pealed back a layer of secrecy that has long perplexed outsiders and has acted as a lightening rod of ridicule and criticism to Latter-day Saints throughout the history of Mormonism.
The term "secret magic Mormon underwear" is quite a misrepresentation of what Latter-day Saints believe about their temple garments, though they are uniquely Mormon. Temple garments are neither "secret and magic" as notorious Mormon critic Ed Decker describes them in his infamous The God Makers (Harvest House Publishers, 190), nor are the garments underwear in the sense that we think of underwear. FULL POST
Posted 9/19/14 at 10:29 AM | Kyle Beshears
One of the most pervasive imports of eastern religious and philosophical thought into Christianity is pantheism – the idea that God is not only everywhere, but is literally everything. From the largest star to the smallest molecule, from the device by which you're reading this article to you yourself, everything is God.
Pantheism is a prominent idea in many eastern religions. Hinduism and Taoism, for example, both speak of a God being the mysterious underlying element to all existence. God is not an individual divine being, but itself constitutes all reality.
This idea has become more and more popular over the years and it is becoming more and more identifiable in Christian thought. But are the two compatible? Does Christianity and pantheism jive?
At the end of the day, pantheism blurs the line between the Creator and his creation. For Christianity, this quickly becomes a major problem. FULL POST
Posted 9/2/14 at 9:48 AM | Kyle Beshears
Yesterday, news broke that three Indiana churches, Saint Bartholomew's Catholic Church, Lakeview Church of Christ, and East Columbus Christian Church, were vandalized. Parishioners and pastors arrived at their buildings to discover that they had been graffitied.
Typically, such an event wouldn't make it past local news. But in this instance the graffiti was anti-Christian, purportedly done by angry Muslims. Many news outlets picked up the story to make it national news.
It shouldn't comes as a surprise to anyone that these verses were originally written with the goal of inciting violence. FULL POST
Posted 8/8/14 at 10:51 AM | Kyle Beshears
Day after day we are bombarded with terrible accounts of "Christian genocide" in Iraq, a term that virulent Christian skeptic Richard Dawkins felt appropriate to describe the systematic beheading of Christian children in Iraq by ISIS, or the Islamic State.
Christian homes are being marked with the Arabic letter ن (nun) for Nazarene, reminiscent of the Jewish Star of David in the early days of Nazism in Germany. Thousands are fleeing, dying, or being left for dead by having food and water sources cut off from them.
The question may people are asking is, why? What terrible organization would commit such atrocities that even Al-Qaeda would distance themselves from it? To understand why, we must roll the clock back on Islam to the very beginning when the religion was rapidly expanding.
The early (and phenomenal) growth of Islam went hand-in-hand with military and economic conquest. The Muslim expansion, or Fatah (opening), of the Middle East occurred for roughly one hundred years. During this time, Islam spread as far west as the Iberian Peninsula, as far south as modern–day Yemen, as far east as modern–day Pakistan, and as far north as modern–day France from one location in Mecca. FULL POST
Posted 7/17/14 at 11:12 AM | Kyle Beshears
In 1835, a man by the name of Michael H. Chandler would have a chance meeting with the founder of Mormonism, Joseph Smith. Little did Mr Chandler know that the meeting would play a large part in altering the course of Mormon theology forever.
Chandler, the owner of some Egyptian artifacts, was touring the American frontier, showcasing his ancient treasures to curious spectators. The artifacts contained writing that Mr Chandler could not decipher. At some point in time, it was suggested to him that Joseph Smith had the ability to translate the mysterious writing on the Egyptian artifacts. Such an ability was absolutely remarkable in mid-19th century America.
Today, translating ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs seems like a relatively menial task – surely any academic who studies such things could provide a translation. However, in the 1830s such a task would have been considered absolutely remarkable.
Why? Because the key that unlocked the mystery of Egyptian hieroglyphics, the Rosetta Stone, had only been discovered about 36 years prior, and an English translation of the demotic (Egyptian) text from the Rosetta Stone in the United States was not published until 1858, twenty-three years after Smith's acquisition of the artifacts from Chandler (and fourteen years after Smith's death). FULL POST
Posted 6/28/14 at 11:45 AM | Kyle Beshears
So, there's this article floating around the internet that claims scientists have discovered the first evidence of God's existence. (No need for you anymore, Romans 1...)
The article has been shared almost a quarter-million times on Facebook, where I first came across it. The title was intriguing, so I went ahead and clicked on it. But the more I read, the more things seemed fishy to me. By the time I finished I felt like I was as at a fisherman's wharf.
Why? Because this article is obviously not real. It's completely fake.
Let's count the ways in which this article should raise some red flags:
All this reminds us of one simple lesson – you can't always trust everything you read on the internet, even if you want to. FULL POST
Posted 5/27/14 at 6:15 PM | Kyle Beshears
Last month, evangelical mega-college Liberty University made a splash in the news by inviting, yet again, Glenn Beck to speak at its final convocation.
The reasons that Liberty's president, Dr Jerry Falwell Jr., gave for Mr Beck's invitation to the university are hardly objectionable, especially considering the university's history with American conservatism. Dr Falwell introduced Mr Beck as a "patriot, one of America's leading multimedia personalities" whose radio and television programs have "ordained him as an iconic figure in American culture."
With this introduction, any conservative-leaning institution could have such a speaker. But there's one crucial aspect that Dr Falwell left out – Mr Beck's faith. As a Mormon, or Latter-day Saint (LDS), Glenn Beck is at stark odds with much of what is taught at Liberty.
Luckily, Mr Beck did not neglect to touch on his faith. FULL POST
Posted 5/21/14 at 11:17 AM | Kyle Beshears
What's in a day? That's the big question when it comes to any interpretation of Genesis 1 that is not a literal, plain reading of the text.
Taken at plainest reading, there is little getting around the fact that the author of Genesis recounts the timeframe in which God created the entire universe. Turns out, that's a week – six days, with a seventh day of rest.
Then, when we add up the genealogies (assuming they don't skip generations at any point) we are given about 5,700 – 10,000 years of history from Adam to us. This six-day creation with a young earth are central to the idea of Young Earth Creationism (YEC).
Yet, there are many who argue that a plain reading of Genesis 1 actually does the text a disservice. They say that the earth is much older than 10,000 years because of scientific evidence. These folks typically subscribe to Old Earth Creationism (OEC), along with Intelligent Design (ID) and Theistic Evolution (TE). FULL POST
Posted 4/11/14 at 10:20 PM | Kyle Beshears
This morning, as I made my daily ritual of checking various news sites, I saw a consistent theme.
Apparently, Jesus was married. Again.
Last fall, the world was introduced to an ancient document called the Gospel of Jesus' Wife, but it was quickly dismissed as a forgery. The announcment came from Harvard Divinity School professor Karen L. King who had published her research of the ancient Coptic papyrus, which indicates that Jesus was married.
As quickly as the news came, it went. But, this time it's back with all the sensationalism one would expect. After further study, it appears that the document is not a forgery, despite reservations from notable scholars, among them Dr. Leo Depuyt of Brown University, who still maintain belief that the document is a forgery. FULL POST


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Were you one of the players hammering at the World of Warcraft servers during the launch of Warlords of Draenor last week? According to Blizzard, you definitely were not alone.
Were you one of the players hammering at the World of Warcraft servers during the launch of Warlords of Draenor last week? According to Blizzard, you definitely were not alone.
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World of Warcraft has released its latest expansion: Warlords of Draenor. It adds the new world of Draenor to the game, extends the level cap to 100, introduces Garrisons, new dungeons, raids and more. The Standard Edition is available for $49.99 and the Collector's Edition can be picked up for $69.99. A retail-exclusive Collector's Edition, featuring a hardcover art book, mousepad, and a behind-the-scenes disc can be purchased for $89.99.
Warlords of Draenor sends Azeroth's heroes beyond the Dark Portal on a desperate mission to save their world from the vicious Iron Horde—a formidable army of the most infamous orc clans from Warcraft's battle-scarred history. As players explore the savage alien world of Draenor, they'll encounter fierce new foes and befriend unlikely allies, construct and command a mighty Garrison, and take their place on the front lines in the battle to save Azeroth from a future forged in iron.
Our Wowhead team has compiled a list of our most useful guides and content to help you build your garrison, pick your gear, play your class and more. The database is also completely up-to-date for the expansion.
Join Olivia and Perculia for a very special edition of Wowhead Weekly! This week the ladies recap all the BlizzCon excitement from the World of Warcraft Arena Championship Casting Desk.
The BlizzCon Heroes of the Storm "Deep Dive" panel concluded and we received a glimpse at what the team is currently developing for the game, as well as a first look at some exciting plans for the future.
The very first Heroes of the Storm BlizzCon Brawl, featuring YouTube personalities from across the net, ended with Team "Low Expectations" surpassing just about everyone's expectations, allowing them to take the victory over Team ROCKETJUMP.
As expected, the BlizzCon 2014 Opening Ceremony was filled with awesome reveals, including a Heroes of the Storm "Features Trailer" that previews some exciting additions making their way to Blizzard's upcoming hero brawler.
Jaina Proudmoore, Thrall and the Lost Vikings will be making their to the game as playable new heroes. Additionally, two new Battlegrounds are also featured–Skytemple and the Temple of the Spider Queen.
The BlizzCon opening ceremony begins today at 11am PT/2pm ET! We'll be live updating this article as the ceremony progresses, so keep checking back.
The opening ceremony of BlizzCon kicks off at 11am PT/2pm ET today! If you aren't one of the lucky attendees in the crowd, the ceremony will be livestreamed for everyone over on the BlizzCon website. Upgrading to a Virtual Pass will get you some great digital in-game goodies and access to many HD streams as well.
It's been nearly 10 years since players first logged into the gigantic MMORPG that is World of Warcraft. Over the past decade, those same players have gone on epic quests, killed unforgettable bosses and forged memorable friendships, all while dying countless times from standing in the fire. In celebration of the game's upcoming 10-year anniversary, Blizzard is prepared to share all of those memories with attendees at this year's BlizzCon.
Yesterday, Blizzard dropped a teaser video to get everyone prepared for the documentary titled "Looking For Group".


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Thanksgiving Break is Nov. 24-28
All our schools will be closed Nov. 24-28 for Thanksgiving Break. Monday, Nov. 24, is a teacher workday. It provides teachers time to finish up grading and other first trimester work, and prepare for the second trimester, which officially starts on Dec. 1.
Guidelines For Cold Weather Closures
Eastern Idaho's cold temperatures and severe weather conditions sometimes make it necessary to close schools. In these situations, the Superintendent considers many factors including early morning temperatures, the day's forecasted temperatures, wind chill and weather conditions. Parents can always decide to keep their children home if they think conditions are too severe for them to go to school. Learn more about winter closures.
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As students work to gain a deeper, richer understanding of math with the new Math In Focus curriculum, we want to make sure parents have the resources they need to help their children at home. Learn More
Video tutorials have been added to the district website that include activities parents can do with their children. There are also information letters about different math concepts covered in grades K-6.
In addition, parents now have access to online Math In Focus resources, including assignments, tests, an online version of the textbook, virtual manipulatives and more. Parents can ask their child or their child's teacher for a username & password.
Board Will Soon Adopt 15-16 Calendar
Based on the feedback from parents and staff, the administration has recommended the Board of Trustees adopt Option No. 4 as the calendar for the 15-16 school year. This option has a start date of Aug. 31, a week off at Thanksgiving and two weeks off at Christmas. It moves Spring Break to the week of March 21 so that it aligns with District 93's proposed Spring Break and gives students a week in class before state testing begins. Board members are expected to make a final decision and adopt a calendar at its Dec. 10 board meeting. The other options include a start BEFORE Labor Day, a start AFTER Labor Day and a mid-week start. Comments? Send them to us.
FAFSA Meeting At Skyline On Dec. 8
If you have a student heading to college next fall mark your calendar to attend an informational meeting about the Free Application For Federal Student Aid or FAFSA at Skyline High School on Monday, Dec. 8, at 6:30 p.m. Most colleges require students to complete the FAFSA as part of the college application process. It is used to provide grants, loans and work-study opportunities to qualifying students. The meeting will provide an overview of the different aid programs and of the application process. Questions? Check with your high school counselor.


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Sony Vaio Tap 11.6-inch Touchscreen Laptop (White) - (Intel Core i5 1.5GHz, 4GB RAM,128GB SSD, Windows 8)A PC as thin and light as a tablet, with its own wireless keyboard.£755.15
Sony SVF1421E2EB VAIO Fit E Series 14" - Touch Screen LaptopSony SVE1713Z1E notebook FULL HD LED Screen, 8GB Ram, 1000GB hard disk with Bluray optical drive + Free 2 Year Warranty£479.00
Sony Vaio 15.5 Inch 8GB 1000GB Convertible Laptop - BlackSony VAIO SVF15N1B4E is a premium convertible Ultrabook with an uncompromising PC experience. Intel Core i5, 8GB memory, HDD 1000 GB and NAND flash memory for cache 16GB. CPU, Memory and Operating System: Intel Core i5 4200U dual core processor. 1.6GHz processor speed. 8GB RAM. 1000GB SATA hard drive. Microsoft Windows 8. Display features: 15.5 inch screen. High definition display. Resolution 2880 x 1620 pixels. Graphics: Intel HD Graphics4400 graphics card. Shared graphics card. Interfaces and connectivity... read more Hide£899.99
Sony VAIO Fit 15 laptop White SON-SVF1532A4EW-CEKSee all your favourite films and games come to life on the touchscreen Sony VAIO Fit 15 laptop. A sleek but strong notebook in brushed aluminum that puts worlds of entertainment at your fingertips. Edit your holiday snaps and create your own films, then enjoy them in vibrant colour on high definition or ultra sharp HD screens. Everything stays slick and smooth as discrete class graphics gives you an automatic power boost just when you need it. And with the speed and high capacity of a hybrid HDD... read more Hide£649.00
Sony VAIO CS Series Laptop 14.1" - Red (CS11Z/R), Blu-ray DriveIntel Core2 Duo Processor P8400, Supports Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology Memory Speed (MHz): 800. Max. Memory (MB): 4096 Memory Type: DDR2 SDRAM (2x2048MB) Blu-ray DiscTM Combo Drive (reader): BD-ROM/ DVD+-RW/+-R DL/RAM Drive Display Type: X-black LCD 14.1, Platforms: Windows Vista Home Premium read more Hide£1,043.05
Sony VAIO Fit E SVF1521K4E Refurbished 15.5" Touchscreen LaptopEnjoy fast, efficient VAIO computing with Sony Fit E SVF1521K4E Refurbished 15.5" Touchscreen Laptop. Designed for touch The Fit 15 features a multi-touch screen that's perfect for navigating the intuitive Windows 8 operating system. Simply touch a programme tile to open it and move round the programme or Internet using taps, swipes and pinches. It only takes a moment to pick up and is already second nature if you use a smartphone or tablet. The home screen is built around Live Tiles. These programme... read more Hide£539.99
Sony VAIO TAP 11 Pentium Dual Core 4GB 128GB SSD 11.6 inch Full HD Convertible Laptop TabletLaptops£589.00
Sony Vaio SVF1521J1E 15.5" i3 LaptopHear every sound loud and clear on the sleek VAIO® Fit 15E. A laptop that puts the power back into your music and movies with large speakers, built-in subwoofer and the soul-shaking clarity of ClearAudio+. Hang out with friends, watch films together, enjoy YouTube videos with a richer, more life-like soundtrack.* Listen to songs and soundtracks with deeper bass and soul-shaking clarity * Quickly connect your NFC enabled headphones or speakers to your VAIO with one touch * Keep things simple with... read more Hide£492.00assistiveit.co.uk
Sony Vaio VGN-TZ Series Laptop Repairs"The changes Sony has made to the Sony VAIO VGN-TZ31MN/W have been merely cosmetic to keep it in line with other ultraportable notebooks in this price category. However, we remain impressed with what's on offer. While this machine will never compete with the new mini-notebook machines on price, there are no compromises made on performance, usability and design. If you need a state-of-the-art notebook, the Sony VAIO VGN-TZ31MN/W has to be it." read more Hide£2,050.00laptopspecialists.co.uk
Sony Vaio EH LaptopSony Vaio EH Laptop - RRP: £599 WE WILL MATCH ANY ONLINE PRICE !! - Intel Core i3 2350M 2.3GHz - 640 HD - 4GB RAM - 17" HD LED - nVidia 1GB Dedicated Graphics card - Webcam - Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit - CALL NOW FOR SPECIAL OFFERS FREEPHONE: 0800 098 8364 LOCAL NUMBER: 0203 318 0278 read more Hide£368.40gadgetgrill.com
Sony VAIO NW20EF White LaptopA genuine wide X-black LCD screen combines with a one connection HDMI port (not on all models) for a really satisfying multimedia experience. A fancy Intel Pentium T4300 processor and a massive 3GB RAM so those important applications will instantly run as a flash. Share your entertainment on an HDTV with one cable connection. read more Hide£764.04
Sony VAIO Fit 15E laptop SON-SVF1521D6EW-AE1The Sony SVF1521C6EB AE1 VAIO Fit laptop combines power, portability and advanced features making it ideal for any user. Breeze through the most intensive tasks thanks to the inclusion of a powerful Intel Dual core processor and 4GB of RAM while a 500GB Hard drive gives you all the space you need to store your favourite music, movies and files. Enjoy stunning picture quality thanks to the 15.5" LED backlit display, brining all your movies to life on its HD display, or, if you want to watch it on... read more Hide£599.99
Sony SVF1521A2EB Vaio Pentium 987, 4GB, 500GB-TouchScreen LapTopSony SVE1713Z1E notebook FULL HD LED Screen, 8GB Ram, 1000GB hard disk with Bluray optical drive + Free 2 Year Warranty£479.00
Sony VAIO AW21XYQ Laptop - VGNAW21XYQProcessor: Intel® Core™2 Duo T9800 Processor. RAM: 4GB. Hard Drive: 628GB. Operating System: Vista Ultimate. Screen: 18.", with Full HD. Optical Drive: Blu-ray Disc™ drive. Bluetooth: Yes. Notebook Camera: Yes. Warranty: 1 year. read more Hide£2,166.23
Sony Vaio VGN-CR Series Laptop RepairsVGN-CR11S/L, VGN-CR11S/P, VGN-CR11S/W, VGN-CR11SR/L, VGN-CR11SR/P, VGN-CR11SR/W, VGN-CR11Z/R, VGN-CR11ZR/R, VGN-CR19VN/B, VGN-CR19XN/B, VGN-CR21E/L, VGN-CR21E/P, VGN-CR21E/W, VGN-CR21S/L, VGN-CR21S/P, VGN-CR21S/W, VGN-CR21SR/L, VGN-CR21SR/P, VGN-CR21SR/W, VGN-CR21Z/N, VGN-CR21Z/R, VGN-CR21ZR/R, VGN-CR29XN/B, VGN-CR31E/L, VGN-CR31E/P, VGN-CR31E/W, VGN-CR31S/L, VGN-CR31S/P, VGN-CR31S/W, VGN-CR31SR/L, VGN-CR31SR/P, VGN-CR31SR/W, VGN-CR31Z/N, VGN-CR31Z/R, VGN-CR31ZR/N, VGN-CR31ZR/R, VGN-CR41S/L, VGN... read more Hide£960.00laptopspecialists.co.uk
Second User Grade T2 Sony VAIO F13 Core i7 6GB 16.4 inch Full HD Blu-Ray Laptop£349.97
Sony VAIO FW31E Laptop - VGNFW31EProcessor: Intel® Core™2 Duo T6400 Processor. RAM: 4GB. Hard Drive: 400GB. Operating System:. Screen: 16.4" Display. Optical Drive: DVD±RW drive. Graphics:. Bluetooth: Yes. Notebook Camera: 1.3 MegaPixel webcam. Warranty: 1 Year Manufacturers Warranty. read more Hide£740.84
Sony Vaio VGN-BZ Series Laptop Repairs"Sony's BZ-range is aimed at the corporate user, and the Sony VAIO VGN-BZ11MN (£615 inc. VAT) is an affordable, comfortable and attractive laptop. You'll find similar styling aspects to those found on the more expensive VAIO models – such as the cylindrical hinge and green LED lighting – but finished in dark grey it's more conservative than consumer models. As a business machine, few laptops comes close to the Sony VAIO VGN-BZ11MN. Its impressive blend of performance, quality and excellent battery... read more Hide£1,050.00laptopspecialists.co.uk
Sony Vaio Fit E 14-inch Laptop (White) – (Pentium Dual Core 1.5GHz Processor, 4GB RAM, 500GB HDD, Windows 8)The Sony SVF1421L1EW Combines power, portability and advanced features making it ideal for any user. Breeze through the most intensive tasks thanks to the inclusion of a powerful Intel Dual core processor and 4GB of RAM while a 500GB Hard drive gives you all the space you need to store your favourite music, movies and read more Hide£399.99bobscomputershop.co.uk
Sony VAIO UX1XN Ultra Mobile Micro PC UMPC UX1 ultra mobile laptop free delivery buy cheap best priceProcessor: Intel Core Solo Ultra Low Voltage U1500, 1.33GHz. RAM: 1024MB DDR2-533MHz. Hard Drive: 32GB Internal Flash Memory (Solid State Disc). Screen: 4.5" Widescreen Touch Panel X-Black TFT (1024x600 - 16:10). Graphics: Integrated Graphics supporting 224MB. Wireless LAN: 802.11a/b/g - Call for advice on Wireless Networking. Bluetooth: Bluetooth Enabled. Battery Life: up to 3 hours. Weight: 486 grams. read more Hide£369.00technologyke.co.uk
Sony VAIO Fit 15E SVF1532E4EB Refurbished 15.5" Touchscreen LaptopPower through your daily computing tasks with the powerful, reliable and well specced Sony VAIO Fit 15E Refurbished 15.5" Touchscreen Laptop . Windows 8.1 The VAIO Fit 15 comes pre-installed with the simple yet expressive Windows 8.1 operating system. Packed full of exciting apps, it gives you the information that's important to you whenever you need it. Simply touch a program tile to open it and move around using taps, swipes and pinches. It only takes a moment to pick up and is already second nature... read more Hide£479.99
SONY VAIO i3 /BluRay 15.6" LED LaptopProcessor: Intel® CoreTM i3-3120M, 2.5GHz Operating system: Windows 8 Finishes: Silver or Black Storage: 500 GB Serial ATA (7200 rpm) Memory: 4 GB 1333 MHz DDR3L-SDRAM Optical Drive: Blu-ray Disc(TM) writer Display: 33.7cm LCD 1366x768 Intel® GPU Connectivity: No Wireless WAN Battery: Standard battery Microsoft® Office 2013: Office 365 Home Premium Trial McAfee Security Software: No protection Adobe® Creation: No Adobe Creation Adobe® Lightroom®: No Adobe® Lightroom... read more Hide£489.99pclocker.co.uk
Sony VAIO SVE1112M1EW Dual Core AMD 1.7GHz 11.6" Laptop 4GB 500GB Win 8 - WhiteThe VAIO SVE1112M1EW boasts an AMD APU processor, which combines the processor and graphics card on one unit for compact and energy efficient processing. This laptop has an AMD E2-1800 processor with AMD Radeon HD 7340 graphics. This high-powered combination of hardware lets you enjoy the benefits of instant sleep and start up speeds of only a few seconds. read more Hide£258.29morgancomputers.co.uk
Sony Vaio VGN-AW Series Laptop Repairs"The Sony Vaio AW11 is pricey for a laptop – although the screen quality more than justifies the price. The Sony Vaio AW11 is so big and unwieldy that it's worth remembering that you could get a more powerful desktop PC for the same price with an LED monitor that would put the AW11′s screen to shame. But if you want a degree of portability, Sony's laptop is one of the best around." read more Hide£2,900.00laptopspecialists.co.uk
Sony Vaio VGN-CS Series Laptop RepairsVGN-CS1, VGN-CS11S/P, VGN-CS11S/Q, VGN-CS11S/W, VGN-CS11SR/P, VGN-CS11SR/Q, VGN-CS11SR/W, VGN-CS11Z/R, VGN-CS11Z/T, VGN-CS11ZR/R, VGN-CS11ZR/T, VGN-CS16Z, VGN-CS2, VGN-CS21S/P, VGN-CS21S/R, VGN-CS21S/T, VGN-CS21S/V, VGN-CS21S/W, VGN-CS21Z/Q, VGN-CS3, VGN-CS31MR/P, VGN-CS31MR/W, VGN-CS31S/P, VGN-CS31S/Q, VGN-CS31S/R, VGN-CS31S/T, VGN-CS31S/V, VGN-CS31S/W, VGN-CS31SR/P, VGN-CS31SR/Q, VGN-CS31SR/V, VGN-CS31SR/W, VGN-CS31ST/P, VGN-CS31ST/Q, VGN-CS31ST/R, VGN-CS31ST/T, VGN-CS31ST/V, VGN-CS31ST/W, VGN... read more Hide£960.00laptopspecialists.co.uk
Sony Vaio VGN-AR Series Laptop Repairs"Not only is Sony's new VAIO VGN-AR190G Digital Studio the first notebook to feature Blu-ray technology, it's also one of the best equipped multimedia notebooks around. Of course, treating yourself to the latest technology comes at a cost; in this case, you'll pay a whopping £1800 for the privilege. The 1.3-inch-thick VGN-AR190G is visually stunning in more ways than one. Its sleek-looking glossy black exterior is offset by a silver VAIO logo with matching silver trim and port covers, but it's the... read more Hide£1,850.00laptopspecialists.co.uk
Sony Vaio VGN-SR Series Laptop RepairsVGN-SR11M, VGN-SR11MR, VGN-SR19VN, VGN-SR19VRN, VGN-SR19XN, VGN-SR21M/S, VGN-SR21RM/H, VGN-SR21RM/S, VGN-SR29VN/S, VGN-SR29XN/S, VGN-SR2RVN/S, VGN-SR3, VGN-SR31M/S, VGN-SR37M, VGN-SR39VN/S, VGN-SR39XN/S, VGN-SR4, VGN-SR41M/P, VGN-SR41M/S, VGN-SR41M/W, VGN-SR46Z, VGN-SR49VN/H, VGN-SR49VT/H, VGN-SR49XN/H, VGN-SR4MR/P, VGN-SR4MR/S, VGN-SR4MR/W, VGN-SR4VR/H, VGN-SR5, VGN-SR51MF/P, VGN-SR51MF/S, VGN-SR51MF/W, VGN-SR51RF/P, VGN-SR51RF/S, VGN-SR51RF/W, VGN-SR56XN, VGN-SR57S, VGN-SR57V, VGN-SR57X, VGN-SR... read more Hide£1,200.00laptopspecialists.co.uk
Sony Vaio TT11LN/B Laptop - VGNTT11LNBAs if this wasnt enough, the TT comes wireless ready and with 3G for hotspot hopping and the integrated Bluetooth function will you help rid yourself of outdated cables. Throw in one of the sexiest looking Vaio chassiss ever and Sony have brought out another winner for your enjoyment. read more Hide£1,219.97
Sony Vaio VGN-FZ Series Laptop Repairs"The good: Typically excellent Sony design; handy media control buttons; Blu-ray drive and HDMI output. The bad: Loaded up with adware and bloatware; no Bluetooth; not configurable. The bottom line: We can't imagine the market for a 15-inch home theater laptop with Blu-ray is very large, but the Sony VAIO FZ180 certainly fits the bill–even if it's preloaded with unwanted come-ons for other Sony products." read more Hide£1,500.00laptopspecialists.co.uk
Sony VAIO Pro 13 Ultrabook laptop Black SON-SVP1322A4EB-CEKIncredibly light, powerful and packing the incredible Triluminos display, the Sony VAIO Pro 13.3" Touchscreen Ultrabook laptop is the ultimate in high end portable computing. The VAIO® Pro 13 is just 940 g. Constructed of carbon fibre, the VAIO® Pro is 50% lighter than aluminium, making it the perfect mobile business machine. Carbon fibre construction Wherever you're travelling and no matter how light you're packing, you can take the VAIO Pro with you thanks to its carbon fibre construction. Weighting... read more Hide£999.00
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BAGHDAD, Nov 1 - Islamic State has executed 85 more members of the Albu Nimr tribe in Iraq, a tribal leader and security official said on Saturday, part of a mass killing campaign launched last week to break local resistance to the group's territorial advances.
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The Sarasota County Arts Council restructured its board of directors Tuesday starting with the elimination of members Bill Korp, Edward Alley, Louis Schultz, Darrell Huntley, Nancy Roucher, Audrey Coleman, Tony Swain, Chris Pfahler, Vice President Warren Simonds and President Terry Romine.
The board came to an amicable decision following discussions with local arts groups that expressed concern over the council's lack of arts advocacy. In an effort to serve as better and more efficient advocates, the board agreed to trim itself down to four key members — Dr. Larry Thompson, president of the Ringling College of Art and Design, John Alan Fischer, executive director of the Artist Series of Sarasota, Linda DiGabriele, managing director of the Asolo Repertory Theatre, and Pedro Reis, founder of Circus Sarasota.
"The board felt the best thing to do was restructure and let the arts and cultural groups take control and ownership over their future," said Ashley Brown, communications manager at the Arts Council.
Thompson will serve as board chairman. DiGabriele will serve as vice president; Fischer will serve as treasurer; and Reis will serve as secretary. All four board members directly represent arts organizations ranging from small to large.
"Basically, the arts and cultural groups wanted to work together," Brown said. "Each of these board members represents a small-, middle- or large-sized group. This is the first time in a long time all these organizations have come together to form a really positive partnership. They wanted a board comprised of leaders from other arts and cultural groups."
According to Brown, additional board members from other arts and cultural organizations will be named at the Arts Council's Sept. 16 board meeting.
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