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At Breit Cantor Grana Buckner, we are committed to providing our clients with the care, attention, and dedicated representation they deserve. For more than 40 years, we have made it our goal to take on negligent entities and hold them accountable for the harm they cause. Browse our client testimonials to see what others have to say about our legal team and if you were injured or lost a loved one due to someone else’s negligence, reach out to our Virginia personal injury attorneys today for a free consultation.
The team provided my wife and me with the most professional legal advice and representation that in my mind helped us receive the best settlement in our case we could expect.
Ron H. and Jan H.
This attorney is polite, patient, and takes time to listen to what is being said. Makes you feel comfortable. If I need an attorney for a severe injury, he would surely be the one. On a scale of 1 to 10, I would rate him the highest.
We recently associated Cantor, Stoneburner in a tragic wrongful death case that got resolved for top dollar in large measure because of the legal ability, creativity, and tenacity of Irv Cantor and his team. When you associate Breit Cantor Grana Buckner, you get it all: smarts, diligence, compassion, resources, relationships, and most of all, results!
I was involved in a serious traffic accident. I was fortunate enough to have Scott Bucci recommended to me as an advocate for a fair and just financial settlement with the insurance companies involved. I was totally satisfied with the way my case was handled and would recommend Scott to a friend or relative if needed. [I appreciated] the courteousness and frankness, thoroughness in gathering documentation, availability for inquiries, forthrightness regarding my situation, [and] professionalism in dealing with insurance companies.
I am the senior partner of a 19 lawyer plaintiff’s personal injury firm in West Virginia and Ohio. I have referred cases to Irv Cantor and his team, and Irv has referred cases to me and my firm. There is no one in the State of Virginia that I would rather refer cases to than Irv Cantor. I can also state without hesitation that he represents the highest ideals of our legal profession, and he is a credit to our profession. I have not made such glowing remarks and used these terms I have used above for any other lawyer that I have been associated with, outside my own law firm.
Having gone through my injury and everything else that came along with it, was a very stressful time. Stephanie understood the stress that I was under and tried to make things as smooth and easy as possible. She explained everything so that I would understand what was going on, which step of the process we were in, and what to expect next. If I was uneasy about anything, Stephanie spent time talking through things with me. It was a very emotional period for me, and Stephanie understood that. She put all of her energy into this case, finding excellent experts, researching my injury and related injuries, and building a very strong case. The hours, the research, and the dedication will be appreciated for a lifetime.
My family and I will be eternally grateful for what you have done for our son. During an extremely emotional time, you were understanding, caring, professional, and communicated clearly every step of the way. The amount of work and dedication your firm put into our case was obvious and much appreciated. Nothing means more than feeling like you cared about our son as much as we do. Special thanks to Stephanie Grana and Elliott Buckner.
I was extremely happy with Mr. Bucci’s representation. It was simple yet strong. The other lawyer was ‘way over the top’ and sometimes I thought that would influence the jury toward their side, but in the long run, they saw through it. If you’re truthful you do not need to present your case for hours on end. That was Mr. Bucci’s theory and it worked perfectly. He was professional and polite, and I was very impressed with his presentation and very happy with the outcome. Also, whenever I needed an update before my case went to trial, it was easy to get. Everyone in the office was easy to talk to and gave me the information I needed.
I have had the fortunate pleasure of co-counseling two cases with Irv Cantor and his team. The first, a medical negligence case, settled for $5,900,000 and the second, a wrongful death case, resulted in a jury verdict for more than was ever offered pre-trial. My joint venture with Irv and his team at Breit Cantor Grana Buckner was not only successful but also quite enjoyable. I look forward to my next joint venture with Breit Cantor Grana Buckner.
I didn’t know where to turn. I called one attorney and he said that his firm wasn’t right for me, that I should call Stephanie. In a way, it was easier for me to talk to a woman about my case. I could speak more freely with Stephanie because it was woman to woman. My injury is very hard to talk about. It’s embarrassing and an intimate situation. I handled it the best I could and they helped me through it. They worked together as a terrific team and really went the extra mile for me.
Your law firm is absolutely awesome! I believe you are the epitome of professionalism and action on behalf of your clients. Thank you so much!
We were so blessed when we were referred to your law firm. You're a great lawyer and a wonderful person. We will forever be in your debt. Thank you so much for all of your hard work!
We had interviewed other law firms before choosing one to represent us. During our initial consultation, it became apparent that Stephanie Grana and Irvin Cantor stood out above the crowd. They possessed intimate knowledge of how to proceed with brain injury case and were well equipped to take on our case. Their trial experience is very impressive. They were willing to listen to us and asked probing questions for case preparation. They discussed the possible pitfalls of a lengthy trial. They were upfront about costs and trial timelines. They mapped out a clear cut legal strategy and proceeded to build the case. Stephanie and Irvin sought out viable expert witnesses, deposed them and wrote a superb synopsis of our case. Prior to deposition, Stephanie prepared us well and during depositions was our champion assuring the defense of our rights. We were kept well informed as the case progressed. Stephanie prepared such a fine case that the defense realized the complete futility of going to trial. The defense team made a reasonable offer for an out of court settlement, bringing our case to a successful close. For this, we are very grateful. We highly recommend this firm for representation.
After being involved in a car accident as a passenger in a vehicle that was rear-ended, I was referred to the law firm of Breit Cantor Grana Buckner. I was very grateful that I contacted them early on as they were able to help me through every step of my case. I had the pleasure of working with Elliott Bucker, Lori Tracoma, and Janie Pomfret, who all remained readily available and always willing to answer my questions and walk me through the various phases of my case. I greatly appreciated both their insight and foresight in providing reasonable expectations through the various stages of my case which was very reassuring for me. Never having used any form of legal services in the past, having their guidance significantly helped me in understanding the various processes better. From assisting with issues resolving subrogation to negotiation, trial, and settlement, I always felt confident that my case was in the right hands. They were very attentive and quick to respond to my many questions and truly cared about me not only as a client but also as a friend. I would highly recommend Breit Cantor Grana Buckner as they are remarkably knowledgeable, trustworthy and will use all of their resources to fight to make sure that you get what you deserve.
There is no doubt in my mind that if I had not retained Scott Bucci the outcome would have no way been so favorable. Thanks so very much for a job well done!! From the beginning to end Scott and his team were very professional and eager to answer questions and be truly encouraging. He did an excellent job.
I was retained to represent the family of a woman killed in a tragic accident in Virginia. Due to the high profile nature of the case, I knew it was vital to retain an extremely high-profile law firm. After consideration and discussions with other prominent Virginia attorneys, I chose Irv Cantor and his team. From Day 1, it became crystal clear that I had made the right decision. I have no doubt that the efforts of Breit Cantor Grana Buckner were the primary reason for the case resolving quite favorably.
Stephanie Grana made dealing with a very difficult situation for my family and me much easier. She and all of the staff at Breit Cantor Grana Buckner showed compassion and understanding for our situation and always kept us informed every step of the way. It was an absolute pleasure to work with Stephanie Grana and I would recommend BCGB to anyone who may need their services.
I want to thank you for everything you have done to help my son. I'm very happy to know that we found the best firm to handle this case! I will always refer clients your way.
The first conversation I had with Scott I knew I had the right attorney. He listed to what I had to say and I could tell he was a very caring person. Scott told me what he would try to do and he did it. If I ever need an attorney it will be Scott. I was very pleased with the outcome of my case and this is why I say thank you so much, Scott.
I partnered with Irv Cantor on a wrongful death case with a Virginia decedent. Irv and his team are everything I was looking for in an associating counsel – a keen insight into local courts, lawyers, and businesses; great judgment; a willingness to work through difficult procedural or substantive issues; and empathy for the decedent’s family. He, together with Stephanie Grana and Elliott Buckner, offered the ability to utilize mock juries and to use technology to present a case in its best light. They are very practical and easy to work with – I would work with them again in a minute if the opportunity presented itself.
Having Stephanie on my side made me feel stronger, like Girl Power! All the defense team, including the doctor, were male and I felt like Stephanie was sticking up for me to them. It made it easier to show and discuss my personal injury with a woman and felt that she understood why I felt so violated. The stressful process was a little easier with Stephanie beside me.
I wanted to thank you for everything you’ve done, not just for me, but for my whole family. It has made a big difference in our lives and I really appreciate it.
The communication was excellent and I was never left wondering. Even if I could not speak right away with Mr. Bucci, he was always prompt about returning calls. Mr. Bucci was right on top of things from day one. It was a trying time for me but Scott and his entire staff were exceptional. I was never left in the dark and was always well informed. I also believe Mr. Bucci’s expertise resulted in a fair disposition of my case. All turned out as well as I thought it would. Thank you, Mr. Bucci and I would without a doubt refer you to a friend. Five stars. Thank you again.
I am a sole practitioner in Alexandria. When I was referred to a catastrophic injury case, I associated Irv Cantor and his team to assist me. It proved to be a wise decision. The case resolved for $3,000,000. The joint venture was both smart and successful. In 37 years of law practice, I have worked with hundreds of attorneys, and the Breit Cantor Grana Buckner team is at the very top of my list.
Stephanie - It has truly been a pleasure working with you on this case. And, I don't say that lightly. I find most plaintiff's attorneys are really not interested in the client, but you truly were. Working with you as a plaintiff's attorney has been very pleasantly different than many I have either worked with or sat across from. Tracy should be very pleased that she chose you.
My legal representation was led by Mr. Scott Bucci. My case settled at mediation with favorable results. I would not hesitate to recommend him to anyone who has a personal injury claim, and I would not hesitate to use him in the future.
Mr. Bucci took time to understand my injury situation and to provide expert advice on what actions to take. Your help at a very difficult and painful time was very much appreciated. Thank you for being there for me.
If you need a lawyer call this firm! They are not only lawyers but true friends. They will defend you from the start to the end. Always available when you needed them no matter what. People that you can really trust. Thanks to you!
Breit Cantor Grana Buckner provided regular updates on my case and responded promptly to my phone calls and questions. During the litigation process, BCGB gave me realistic assessments as the facts were developed, and solicited my input and feedback. As we prepared for depositions, the BCGB team clearly explained the process and addressed any anxiety or angst I expressed; at the depositions, I was proud of the way they controlled the situation and represented my interests. The three years encompassing my injury, my relative recovery, and the ensuing litigation were hands down, the most stressful three years of an otherwise very positive long life. BCGB always addressed me with professional concern and compassion, and a good sprinkling of humor. I will not hesitate to work with them again if circumstances require.
Having gone through my injury and everything else that came along with it, was a very stressful time. The attorneys at Breit Cantor Grana Buckner understood the stress that I was under and tried to make things as smooth and easy as possible. They explained everything so that I would understand what was going on, which step of the process we were in, and what to expect next. If I was uneasy about anything, a team member would spend time talking through things with me. It was a very emotional period for me, and the BCGB legal team understood that. They put all of their energy into this case, finding excellent experts, researching my injury and related injuries, and building a very strong case. The hours, the research, and the dedication will be appreciated for a lifetime.
I was very pleased with Mr. Bucci’s professional manner, keeping me informed, explanations, and the help of his staff was awesome!! This was my first and I hope only personal injury, and I could not ask for better representation. I would have gotten nothing without it. A million thanks!!
After the first appointment with Mr. Bucci, we felt at ease and comfortable. We knew that the accident was not our fault, but the insurance company kept giving us the run-around. We trusted the expertise of Mr. Bucci and we can say we are satisfied life-long clients of his law firm. We would and do gladly recommend them to our friends. The whole staff is so polite and nice and very prompt. They provide outstanding customer service – the Five Star treatment.
My attorney has carefully guided me through a few situations that have popped up in life. Very straight forward and trustworthy. Thanks!!
The attorneys are dedicated and thorough. They bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table for his clients. Always available and always personable. True professionals.
My son was struck by a city truck and sustained a traumatic brain injury. I hired Attorneys Breit Cantor Grana Buckner and they took care of everything. They interviewed every single witness that observed the accident in order to prove how the accident happened which was critical because my son’s head injury prevented him from remembering the accident. Everyone who worked on my son’s case made me feel like it was a top priority. Their diligence allowed me to focus on my son’s health. They did everything else. They are like family.
From the moment I first contacted the attorneys about my personal injury, they treated me like a member of their family, I never felt like a ‘client’. They were always there for me, whether it was to give me emotional support or to answer any questions I had. While I was going through my recovery, they visited me at my home to make sure all of my needs were met and they called me on a regular basis to see how I was feeling and to find out if there was anything they could bring me or do for me. I never once had to worry about my case or had to figure anything out on my own, they were by my side every step of the way until my case was successfully settled. Without their help, I never could have moved on with my life.
Attorney Mike Imprevento represented me in a suit against a windshield manufacturer and the dealership from which my bike (with windshield) was purchased. His extensive experience and expertise led to a fair and just settlement, allowing me to close the door on a most difficult time in my life as a result of a rather severe facial injury. Be assured that Mr. Imprevento and the entire staff at Breit Cantor Grana Buckner provided excellent legal counsel and sound direction on which you can depend.

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At Breit Cantor Grana Buckner , we are committed to providing our clients with the care , attention , and dedicated representation they deserve . For more than 40 years , we have made it our goal to take on negligent entities and hold them accountable for the harm they cause . Browse our client testimonials to see what others have to say about our legal team and if you were injured or lost a loved one due to someone else ’s negligence , reach out to our Virginia personal injury attorneys today for a free consultation .
 The team provided my wife and me with the most professional legal advice and representation that in my mind helped us receive the best settlement in our case we could expect .
 Ron H. and Jan H.
 This attorney is polite , patient , and takes time to listen to what is being said . Makes you feel comfortable . If I need an attorney for a severe injury , he would surely be the one . On a scale of 1 to 10 , I would rate him the highest .
 We recently associated Cantor , Stoneburner in a tragic wrongful death case that got resolved for top dollar in large measure because of the legal ability , creativity , and tenacity of Irv Cantor and his team . When you associate Breit Cantor Grana Buckner , you get it all : smarts , diligence , compassion , resources , relationships , and most of all , results !
 I was involved in a serious traffic accident . I was fortunate enough to have Scott Bucci recommended to me as an advocate for a fair and just financial settlement with the insurance companies involved . I was totally satisfied with the way my case was handled and would recommend Scott to a friend or relative if needed . [ I appreciated ] the courteousness and frankness , thoroughness in gathering documentation , availability for inquiries , forthrightness regarding my situation , [ and ] professionalism in dealing with insurance companies .
 I am the senior partner of a 19 lawyer plaintiff ’s personal injury firm in West Virginia and Ohio . I have referred cases to Irv Cantor and his team , and Irv has referred cases to me and my firm . There is no one in the State of Virginia that I would rather refer cases to than Irv Cantor . I can also state without hesitation that he represents the highest ideals of our legal profession , and he is a credit to our profession . I have not made such glowing remarks and used these terms I have used above for any other lawyer that I have been associated with , outside my own law firm .
 Having gone through my injury and everything else that came along with it , was a very stressful time . Stephanie understood the stress that I was under and tried to make things as smooth and easy as possible . She explained everything so that I would understand what was going on , which step of the process we were in , and what to expect next . If I was uneasy about anything , Stephanie spent time talking through things with me . It was a very emotional period for me , and Stephanie understood that . She put all of her energy into this case , finding excellent experts , researching my injury and related injuries , and building a very strong case . The hours , the research , and the dedication will be appreciated for a lifetime .
 My family and I will be eternally grateful for what you have done for our son . During an extremely emotional time , you were understanding , caring , professional , and communicated clearly every step of the way . The amount of work and dedication your firm put into our case was obvious and much appreciated . Nothing means more than feeling like you cared about our son as much as we do . Special thanks to Stephanie Grana and Elliott Buckner .
 I was extremely happy with Mr. Bucci ’s representation . It was simple yet strong . The other lawyer was ‘ way over the top ’ and sometimes I thought that would influence the jury toward their side , but in the long run , they saw through it . If you ’re truthful you do not need to present your case for hours on end . That was Mr. Bucci ’s theory and it worked perfectly . He was professional and polite , and I was very impressed with his presentation and very happy with the outcome . Also , whenever I needed an update before my case went to trial , it was easy to get . Everyone in the office was easy to talk to and gave me the information I needed .
 I have had the fortunate pleasure of co - counseling two cases with Irv Cantor and his team . The first , a medical negligence case , settled for $ 5,900,000 and the second , a wrongful death case , resulted in a jury verdict for more than was ever offered pre - trial . My joint venture with Irv and his team at Breit Cantor Grana Buckner was not only successful but also quite enjoyable . I look forward to my next joint venture with Breit Cantor Grana Buckner .
 I did n’t know where to turn . I called one attorney and he said that his firm was n’t right for me , that I should call Stephanie . In a way , it was easier for me to talk to a woman about my case . I could speak more freely with Stephanie because it was woman to woman . My injury is very hard to talk about . It ’s embarrassing and an intimate situation . I handled it the best I could and they helped me through it . They worked together as a terrific team and really went the extra mile for me .
 Your law firm is absolutely awesome ! I believe you are the epitome of professionalism and action on behalf of your clients . Thank you so much !
 We were so blessed when we were referred to your law firm . You 're a great lawyer and a wonderful person . We will forever be in your debt . Thank you so much for all of your hard work !
 We had interviewed other law firms before choosing one to represent us . During our initial consultation , it became apparent that Stephanie Grana and Irvin Cantor stood out above the crowd . They possessed intimate knowledge of how to proceed with brain injury case and were well equipped to take on our case . Their trial experience is very impressive . They were willing to listen to us and asked probing questions for case preparation . They discussed the possible pitfalls of a lengthy trial . They were upfront about costs and trial timelines . They mapped out a clear cut legal strategy and proceeded to build the case . Stephanie and Irvin sought out viable expert witnesses , deposed them and wrote a superb synopsis of our case . Prior to deposition , Stephanie prepared us well and during depositions was our champion assuring the defense of our rights . We were kept well informed as the case progressed . Stephanie prepared such a fine case that the defense realized the complete futility of going to trial . The defense team made a reasonable offer for an out of court settlement , bringing our case to a successful close . For this , we are very grateful . We highly recommend this firm for representation .
 After being involved in a car accident as a passenger in a vehicle that was rear - ended , I was referred to the law firm of Breit Cantor Grana Buckner . I was very grateful that I contacted them early on as they were able to help me through every step of my case . I had the pleasure of working with Elliott Bucker , Lori Tracoma , and Janie Pomfret , who all remained readily available and always willing to answer my questions and walk me through the various phases of my case . I greatly appreciated both their insight and foresight in providing reasonable expectations through the various stages of my case which was very reassuring for me . Never having used any form of legal services in the past , having their guidance significantly helped me in understanding the various processes better . From assisting with issues resolving subrogation to negotiation , trial , and settlement , I always felt confident that my case was in the right hands . They were very attentive and quick to respond to my many questions and truly cared about me not only as a client but also as a friend . I would highly recommend Breit Cantor Grana Buckner as they are remarkably knowledgeable , trustworthy and will use all of their resources to fight to make sure that you get what you deserve .
 There is no doubt in my mind that if I had not retained Scott Bucci the outcome would have no way been so favorable . Thanks so very much for a job well done ! ! From the beginning to end Scott and his team were very professional and eager to answer questions and be truly encouraging . He did an excellent job .
 I was retained to represent the family of a woman killed in a tragic accident in Virginia . Due to the high profile nature of the case , I knew it was vital to retain an extremely high - profile law firm . After consideration and discussions with other prominent Virginia attorneys , I chose Irv Cantor and his team . From Day 1 , it became crystal clear that I had made the right decision . I have no doubt that the efforts of Breit Cantor Grana Buckner were the primary reason for the case resolving quite favorably .
 Stephanie Grana made dealing with a very difficult situation for my family and me much easier . She and all of the staff at Breit Cantor Grana Buckner showed compassion and understanding for our situation and always kept us informed every step of the way . It was an absolute pleasure to work with Stephanie Grana and I would recommend BCGB to anyone who may need their services .
 I want to thank you for everything you have done to help my son . I 'm very happy to know that we found the best firm to handle this case ! I will always refer clients your way .
 The first conversation I had with Scott I knew I had the right attorney . He listed to what I had to say and I could tell he was a very caring person . Scott told me what he would try to do and he did it . If I ever need an attorney it will be Scott . I was very pleased with the outcome of my case and this is why I say thank you so much , Scott .
 I partnered with Irv Cantor on a wrongful death case with a Virginia decedent . Irv and his team are everything I was looking for in an associating counsel – a keen insight into local courts , lawyers , and businesses ; great judgment ; a willingness to work through difficult procedural or substantive issues ; and empathy for the decedent ’s family . He , together with Stephanie Grana and Elliott Buckner , offered the ability to utilize mock juries and to use technology to present a case in its best light . They are very practical and easy to work with – I would work with them again in a minute if the opportunity presented itself .
 Having Stephanie on my side made me feel stronger , like Girl Power ! All the defense team , including the doctor , were male and I felt like Stephanie was sticking up for me to them . It made it easier to show and discuss my personal injury with a woman and felt that she understood why I felt so violated . The stressful process was a little easier with Stephanie beside me .
 I wanted to thank you for everything you ’ve done , not just for me , but for my whole family . It has made a big difference in our lives and I really appreciate it .
 The communication was excellent and I was never left wondering . Even if I could not speak right away with Mr. Bucci , he was always prompt about returning calls . Mr. Bucci was right on top of things from day one . It was a trying time for me but Scott and his entire staff were exceptional . I was never left in the dark and was always well informed . I also believe Mr. Bucci ’s expertise resulted in a fair disposition of my case . All turned out as well as I thought it would . Thank you , Mr. Bucci and I would without a doubt refer you to a friend . Five stars . Thank you again .
 I am a sole practitioner in Alexandria . When I was referred to a catastrophic injury case , I associated Irv Cantor and his team to assist me . It proved to be a wise decision . The case resolved for $ 3,000,000 . The joint venture was both smart and successful . In 37 years of law practice , I have worked with hundreds of attorneys , and the Breit Cantor Grana Buckner team is at the very top of my list .
 Stephanie - It has truly been a pleasure working with you on this case . And , I do n't say that lightly . I find most plaintiff 's attorneys are really not interested in the client , but you truly were . Working with you as a plaintiff 's attorney has been very pleasantly different than many I have either worked with or sat across from . Tracy should be very pleased that she chose you .
 My legal representation was led by Mr. Scott Bucci . My case settled at mediation with favorable results . I would not hesitate to recommend him to anyone who has a personal injury claim , and I would not hesitate to use him in the future .
 Mr. Bucci took time to understand my injury situation and to provide expert advice on what actions to take . Your help at a very difficult and painful time was very much appreciated . Thank you for being there for me .
 If you need a lawyer call this firm ! They are not only lawyers but true friends . They will defend you from the start to the end . Always available when you needed them no matter what . People that you can really trust . Thanks to you !
 Breit Cantor Grana Buckner provided regular updates on my case and responded promptly to my phone calls and questions . During the litigation process , BCGB gave me realistic assessments as the facts were developed , and solicited my input and feedback . As we prepared for depositions , the BCGB team clearly explained the process and addressed any anxiety or angst I expressed ; at the depositions , I was proud of the way they controlled the situation and represented my interests . The three years encompassing my injury , my relative recovery , and the ensuing litigation were hands down , the most stressful three years of an otherwise very positive long life . BCGB always addressed me with professional concern and compassion , and a good sprinkling of humor . I will not hesitate to work with them again if circumstances require .
 Having gone through my injury and everything else that came along with it , was a very stressful time . The attorneys at Breit Cantor Grana Buckner understood the stress that I was under and tried to make things as smooth and easy as possible . They explained everything so that I would understand what was going on , which step of the process we were in , and what to expect next . If I was uneasy about anything , a team member would spend time talking through things with me . It was a very emotional period for me , and the BCGB legal team understood that . They put all of their energy into this case , finding excellent experts , researching my injury and related injuries , and building a very strong case . The hours , the research , and the dedication will be appreciated for a lifetime .
 I was very pleased with Mr. Bucci ’s professional manner , keeping me informed , explanations , and the help of his staff was awesome ! ! This was my first and I hope only personal injury , and I could not ask for better representation . I would have gotten nothing without it . A million thanks ! !
 After the first appointment with Mr. Bucci , we felt at ease and comfortable . We knew that the accident was not our fault , but the insurance company kept giving us the run - around . We trusted the expertise of Mr. Bucci and we can say we are satisfied life - long clients of his law firm . We would and do gladly recommend them to our friends . The whole staff is so polite and nice and very prompt . They provide outstanding customer service – the Five Star treatment .
 My attorney has carefully guided me through a few situations that have popped up in life . Very straight forward and trustworthy . Thanks ! !
 The attorneys are dedicated and thorough . They bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table for his clients . Always available and always personable . True professionals .
 My son was struck by a city truck and sustained a traumatic brain injury . I hired Attorneys Breit Cantor Grana Buckner and they took care of everything . They interviewed every single witness that observed the accident in order to prove how the accident happened which was critical because my son ’s head injury prevented him from remembering the accident . Everyone who worked on my son ’s case made me feel like it was a top priority . Their diligence allowed me to focus on my son ’s health . They did everything else . They are like family .
 From the moment I first contacted the attorneys about my personal injury , they treated me like a member of their family , I never felt like a ‘ client ’ . They were always there for me , whether it was to give me emotional support or to answer any questions I had . While I was going through my recovery , they visited me at my home to make sure all of my needs were met and they called me on a regular basis to see how I was feeling and to find out if there was anything they could bring me or do for me . I never once had to worry about my case or had to figure anything out on my own , they were by my side every step of the way until my case was successfully settled . Without their help , I never could have moved on with my life .
 Attorney Mike Imprevento represented me in a suit against a windshield manufacturer and the dealership from which my bike ( with windshield ) was purchased . His extensive experience and expertise led to a fair and just settlement , allowing me to close the door on a most difficult time in my life as a result of a rather severe facial injury . Be assured that Mr. Imprevento and the entire staff at Breit Cantor Grana Buckner provided excellent legal counsel and sound direction on which you can depend .


text: DRINKSTONE WOOLPIT ROAD TL 69 SE 1/34 Smock mill, 20m north of - of Mill Cottage (including attached engine shed and 15.11.54 oil engine) (formerly listed with following item as Drinkstone Mills) GV II Smock windmill, now disused. Late C18, on earlier horse mill base. Altered early C20. Timber framed and weatherboarded, the smock tower with C20 felt cladding, partly replaced by mid C20 black plastic sheeting. Horse mill base is 16-sided, smock tower octagonal. Horizontally-boarded 'pepperpot' cap with finial. Ground floor and 3 floors above. In early C20 the windmill was dismantled, the wind-driven machinery removed and engine-driven gear installed, primarily for feed milling. This includes 2 pairs of stones on a hurst frame, hammer mill, mixer and elevator. Adjoining to north is a small timber engine shed containing a 25 h.p. Ruston and Hornsby oil-engine (installed 1932) from which the machinery was belt-driven. An interesting adaption of a windmill illustrating the final phase of rural milling.

tokenized: DRINKSTONE WOOLPIT ROAD TL 69 SE 1/34 Smock mill , 20 m north of - of Mill Cottage ( including attached engine shed and 15.11.54 oil engine ) ( formerly listed with following item as Drinkstone Mills ) GV II Smock windmill , now disused . Late C18 , on earlier horse mill base . Altered early C20 . Timber framed and weatherboarded , the smock tower with C20 felt cladding , partly replaced by mid C20 black plastic sheeting . Horse mill base is 16 - sided , smock tower octagonal . Horizontally - boarded ' pepperpot ' cap with finial . Ground floor and 3 floors above . In early C20 the windmill was dismantled , the wind - driven machinery removed and engine - driven gear installed , primarily for feed milling . This includes 2 pairs of stones on a hurst frame , hammer mill , mixer and elevator . Adjoining to north is a small timber engine shed containing a 25 h.p . Ruston and Hornsby oil - engine ( installed 1932 ) from which the machinery was belt - driven . An interesting adaption of a windmill illustrating the final phase of rural milling .


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I like the word “stuff” . . . it offers an easy out when I can’t come up with a title for a post. It also sports a nonchalantness that speaks to confidence and aloofness while at the same time connects with the ordinariness of life, especially when referencing July 28th, a well known ordinary day.
They call those “helmet urchins” and sometimes “shingle urchins” and they’re found at the boundary formed by immovable rocks clashing with dynamic oceans. These guys know something about holding on for dear life as powerful waves assault the shores of this island.
. . . er . . . actually — at least on this side of the island — waves have been mighty scarce. We’re now on our sixth or seventh week without significant waves. No waves, no surfers . . . it’s been a long spell — a powerful long time — since I last snapped a photo of a surfer. Every day, the water sports a slight chop but is — for the most part — surprisingly calm.
Anyway, on this ordinary day, I walked the shoreline near Casa de Emdeko, the place where we usually stayed when visiting the Big Island. I was hoping for some tidal pools dispersed along the rocky shores, but I came away somewhat disappointed. I mean, I saw some interesting things. Things like, for instance, my old friend Elephant Log . . .
. . . and yet another bleached coral looking like a face (tilt your head sideways; if you don’t see it, try the other way) . . .
In fact, everywhere I looked there were faces . . .
By the way, that’s blatant false advertising . . . that object was easily identifiable; it’s a parasail . . . I could see the people hanging from it . . .
Yes, all of these shots are from the Nikon P900. It was a very hot day and I didn’t feel like lugging around 15 pounds of photo equipment in a black shoulder pack. As it was, after forty minutes, I was literally drenched from dripping sweat.
Here are some shots of the helmet urchins on shores caressed by gentle swells.
I might have left you with the impression that I didn’t see much by way of tidepools, and that is correct . . . but I did see some. I’ll show most of the photos, but all of the photos are both in the gallery below and in the SmugMug Gallery HERE.
A couple of things with those photos . . . those little black fish — they range from half-inch to as long as 4-5 inches — are very quick at hiding whenever you near the pools. You then have to stand there, not moving, for a little while before they venture out again.
The other things to note are all the shells. You can see it in a couple of instances, but those are all hermit crabs.
Something else amazes me about these fish . . . they jump from pool to pool. I’m talking a couple of feet and occasionally more. So, for instance, it was common for me to walk up to a little pool and have the fish take running . . . er . . . swimming leaps into the next pool over. Sometimes, they jump two or three pools in quick succession.
So, here’s the thing . . . how do they know? How do they know about the other pool, where it is, and how far to jump? The explanation I have is that they “learn” the lay of the land — so to speak — when its underwater and then remember it when the tide recedes and all that’s left are the pools.
Still, it seems like a leap of faith because they have no way of knowing if there’s water in the next pool over or — if there is — how much. Leap of faith . . . get it? They jump . . . nevermind, it’s not important.
Anyway, I’m impressed. They always seem to know which way to jump and land in the middle of the next pool. I’ve never seen one jump and land on dry lava.
You might have noticed the water is limpid . . .
Overall, the ocean is pretty clear . . . except, you know, for all the fish excrement, microorganism, and FSM knows what else swims around in there that we cannot see. It also helped that I was shooting with a circular polarizer, thus eliminating most of the reflection from the top of the water.
As usual, lots of crabs around . . .
Most are small, but a few — like that last one — were a good size. They also blend in pretty well.
. . . and they are quick, hence why some of the shots are blurred. Yeah, that’s right. It’s not the photographer’s fault; it’s the subjects that screw things up.
But, back to the pools . . .
It sure looks like there’s not much happening, don’t it?
Don’t you envy them? A pretty simple life, completely unaware of two idiots threatening nuclear destruction on each other.
Oops! . . . I really don’t want to go there. Maybe I’ll do a post about the human condition and the assholes who actively diminish its quality. But not today.
Today, we watch these little suckers — literally.
Here’s another short clip . . .
For them interested, the above — save the limpid water shot — are all from this one pool . . .
A microcosm all onto itself, roughly four feet by one foot wide.
This next shot is of the Kona Body Glove, one of Kona’s tour boats, coming back from an excursion. The photo is grainy because it was at maximum zoom; the boat was about 150 yards or so from my position on shore.
I’m only showing it as an intro to the video of it . . .
I find it interesting that the videos appear better than the still photos. Then again, the videos are seldom shot at maximum magnification.
Let me show you a few more things you see when walking with your eyes looking down.
Something that looks like a potato stuck in the lava . . .
. . . a sea slug in a shallow pool . . .
. . . a very interesting collage of broken coral along with a larger piece that must have been worn smooth by the wave action . . .
Here’s a closeup of the broken coral pieces along with a mixture of shell remains . . .
But, that grapefruit-sized piece of coral really held my interest. I very much wanted to grab it and add it to my 10-20 pounds worth of samples from beaches around the island. Except, I don’t know what I would do with it . . . still, I now regret not grabbing it.
If you click on the photo, you can see its interesting texture. I think it would have made for an excellent macro subject.
These next three shots were snapped because I plan on using them for some of the Deep Dream combinations. Plus, you know, they look interesting.
Same area with a progressively longer zoom. If the sequence seems to get darker, that’s because the sun decided to hide behind a cloud as I was shooting.
I’ll end with a series of shots of a gate. That’s right; one of them rolling gates that keep people from coming into your driveway.
There are three gates I’ve been meaning to photograph, and this is one of them. You got to admit it’s pretty cool.
The waterfront house sits on a small private lot. At 1,400 square feet, it’s larger than most, and it looks well maintained. It can be yours for a mere $1,999,900. A bargain, really; I mean, it looks much better than many of the homes along Aliʻi drive, including some of the shacks directly opposite it . . . plus, you get the neat gate with it. But, you know, it must cost a lot to insure for even a small tsunami will do some damage.
Here are a few close-ups of some of the features. There are a few more photos in the gallery below.
And that was a day of stuff. Well, really, only a few hours of it. The rest of the day we were back at the condo, sitting in front of multiple fans and trying not to move too much.
Here is the gallery of all the photos from July 28, 2017.
This entry was posted in Opinions and Stuff, Photography Stuff and tagged Hawaii, personal musings, Photography, photography stuff, scenery. Bookmark the permalink.
A very impressive gate, weld art! I bet it takes some upkeep as well, although I guess they have someone who comes in and cleans and paints it for them.
Knowing how easily everything rusts here, yes, that gate requires a lot of maintenance.
Thank you, Scott. I’m way behind on these kinds of posts . . . too many interests, have I.
Helmet urchins. Good-looking little … things. The fish that know where to jump for the next pool — fascinating. And that gate is truly inspired. I wonder if some billionaire up in Aspen has done something similar, with an appropriate mountain decor.
The other gates I like (here) have similar sea motifs. I imagine there are others who want a reflection of their environment as decoration to their homes.
I’ve seen wood carvings at the entrances of drives when I was in Colorado (eagles, bears, pumas) but have not seen gates as ornate as this one depicting mountain wildlife.
I’m glad you went exploring on July 28th. Nice pics!
Thanks. Like I mentioned above, I should publish more of my wanderings. I still have stuff from last year and more stuff from this year.
I went to the SmugMug gallery and viewed most of these in Original . . . all the texture shots (most of this post) would do splendid in Deep Dream. The helmet urchins are especially a treat in Original. Good stuff here!
I was pleased with the quality of the P900 shots. Still off from the D7000 with a lens that itself costs more than the P900, but overall very usable shots. I’m thinking of not carrying the full complement of gear for the trip. We’ll see.
Life everywhere you look! Thanks for taking amazing photos of it, Emilio!
Love seeing the helmet urchins! Wow!
Thanks, diem3 and a wish you a nice weekend as well.
We’re also supposed to have rain, but it usually comes overnight.
As for the critters, yes, lots of life everywhere you look. Occasionally, more than one wants, but I suppose that’s better than no life.
One of your better lots of stuff, pity about the sound on those denizons of the deep clips, even blasted my ears, christ knows what it did to those with normal hearing.
Don’t you ever check these things and consider the comfort of the few viewers that you still have?
Thank you. As for the sound, I cannot control the volume on your PC. It’s not playing loud on mine. That, by the way, is the sound of the ocean.
In case you don’t know, the ocean is big. So big that even its mildest susurrus seem deafening to us mere mortals. I say, enjoy the roar, the blast of an immense entity — the Pacific Ocean — speaking to us.
I lived beside the Pacific for 40 years ad it never made so much noise up here in the Southern Hemisphere!
Where you listening? People often “tune out” familiar and repetitive sounds.
Beari, you have volume control in the video window as well as on your computer (or mobile device). Just adjust to a comfortable level.
You watch; he’ll now deny that he goes off his rocker.
I’m sorry; did you say something? I had the volume turned down.
Forgot to mention that your opening reminded me immediately of George Carlin’s routine on “Stuff.” Available on YouTube and elsewhere.

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I like the word “ stuff ” . . . it offers an easy out when I ca n’t come up with a title for a post . It also sports a nonchalantness that speaks to confidence and aloofness while at the same time connects with the ordinariness of life , especially when referencing July 28th , a well known ordinary day .
 They call those “ helmet urchins ” and sometimes “ shingle urchins ” and they ’re found at the boundary formed by immovable rocks clashing with dynamic oceans . These guys know something about holding on for dear life as powerful waves assault the shores of this island .
 . . . er . . . actually — at least on this side of the island — waves have been mighty scarce . We ’re now on our sixth or seventh week without significant waves . No waves , no surfers . . . it ’s been a long spell — a powerful long time — since I last snapped a photo of a surfer . Every day , the water sports a slight chop but is — for the most part — surprisingly calm .
 Anyway , on this ordinary day , I walked the shoreline near Casa de Emdeko , the place where we usually stayed when visiting the Big Island . I was hoping for some tidal pools dispersed along the rocky shores , but I came away somewhat disappointed . I mean , I saw some interesting things . Things like , for instance , my old friend Elephant Log . . .
 . . . and yet another bleached coral looking like a face ( tilt your head sideways ; if you do n’t see it , try the other way ) . . .
 In fact , everywhere I looked there were faces . . .
 By the way , that ’s blatant false advertising . . . that object was easily identifiable ; it ’s a parasail . . . I could see the people hanging from it . . .
 Yes , all of these shots are from the Nikon P900 . It was a very hot day and I did n’t feel like lugging around 15 pounds of photo equipment in a black shoulder pack . As it was , after forty minutes , I was literally drenched from dripping sweat .
 Here are some shots of the helmet urchins on shores caressed by gentle swells .
 I might have left you with the impression that I did n’t see much by way of tidepools , and that is correct . . . but I did see some . I ’ll show most of the photos , but all of the photos are both in the gallery below and in the SmugMug Gallery HERE .
 A couple of things with those photos . . . those little black fish — they range from half - inch to as long as 4 - 5 inches — are very quick at hiding whenever you near the pools . You then have to stand there , not moving , for a little while before they venture out again .
 The other things to note are all the shells . You can see it in a couple of instances , but those are all hermit crabs .
 Something else amazes me about these fish . . . they jump from pool to pool . I ’m talking a couple of feet and occasionally more . So , for instance , it was common for me to walk up to a little pool and have the fish take running . . . er . . . swimming leaps into the next pool over . Sometimes , they jump two or three pools in quick succession .
 So , here ’s the thing . . . how do they know ? How do they know about the other pool , where it is , and how far to jump ? The explanation I have is that they “ learn ” the lay of the land — so to speak — when its underwater and then remember it when the tide recedes and all that ’s left are the pools .
 Still , it seems like a leap of faith because they have no way of knowing if there ’s water in the next pool over or — if there is — how much . Leap of faith . . . get it ? They jump . . . nevermind , it ’s not important .
 Anyway , I ’m impressed . They always seem to know which way to jump and land in the middle of the next pool . I ’ve never seen one jump and land on dry lava .
 You might have noticed the water is limpid . . .
 Overall , the ocean is pretty clear . . . except , you know , for all the fish excrement , microorganism , and FSM knows what else swims around in there that we can not see . It also helped that I was shooting with a circular polarizer , thus eliminating most of the reflection from the top of the water .
 As usual , lots of crabs around . . .
 Most are small , but a few — like that last one — were a good size . They also blend in pretty well .
 . . . and they are quick , hence why some of the shots are blurred . Yeah , that ’s right . It ’s not the photographer ’s fault ; it ’s the subjects that screw things up .
 But , back to the pools . . .
 It sure looks like there ’s not much happening , do n’t it ?
 Do n’t you envy them ? A pretty simple life , completely unaware of two idiots threatening nuclear destruction on each other .
 Oops ! . . . I really do n’t want to go there . Maybe I ’ll do a post about the human condition and the assholes who actively diminish its quality . But not today .
 Today , we watch these little suckers — literally .
 Here ’s another short clip . . .
 For them interested , the above — save the limpid water shot — are all from this one pool . . .
 A microcosm all onto itself , roughly four feet by one foot wide .
 This next shot is of the Kona Body Glove , one of Kona ’s tour boats , coming back from an excursion . The photo is grainy because it was at maximum zoom ; the boat was about 150 yards or so from my position on shore .
 I ’m only showing it as an intro to the video of it . . .
 I find it interesting that the videos appear better than the still photos . Then again , the videos are seldom shot at maximum magnification .
 Let me show you a few more things you see when walking with your eyes looking down .
 Something that looks like a potato stuck in the lava . . .
 . . . a sea slug in a shallow pool . . .
 . . . a very interesting collage of broken coral along with a larger piece that must have been worn smooth by the wave action . . .
 Here ’s a closeup of the broken coral pieces along with a mixture of shell remains . . .
 But , that grapefruit - sized piece of coral really held my interest . I very much wanted to grab it and add it to my 10 - 20 pounds worth of samples from beaches around the island . Except , I do n’t know what I would do with it . . . still , I now regret not grabbing it .
 If you click on the photo , you can see its interesting texture . I think it would have made for an excellent macro subject .
 These next three shots were snapped because I plan on using them for some of the Deep Dream combinations . Plus , you know , they look interesting .
 Same area with a progressively longer zoom . If the sequence seems to get darker , that ’s because the sun decided to hide behind a cloud as I was shooting .
 I ’ll end with a series of shots of a gate . That ’s right ; one of them rolling gates that keep people from coming into your driveway .
 There are three gates I ’ve been meaning to photograph , and this is one of them . You got to admit it ’s pretty cool .
 The waterfront house sits on a small private lot . At 1,400 square feet , it ’s larger than most , and it looks well maintained . It can be yours for a mere $ 1,999,900 . A bargain , really ; I mean , it looks much better than many of the homes along Aliʻi drive , including some of the shacks directly opposite it . . . plus , you get the neat gate with it . But , you know , it must cost a lot to insure for even a small tsunami will do some damage .
 Here are a few close - ups of some of the features . There are a few more photos in the gallery below .
 And that was a day of stuff . Well , really , only a few hours of it . The rest of the day we were back at the condo , sitting in front of multiple fans and trying not to move too much .
 Here is the gallery of all the photos from July 28 , 2017 .
 This entry was posted in Opinions and Stuff , Photography Stuff and tagged Hawaii , personal musings , Photography , photography stuff , scenery . Bookmark the permalink .
 A very impressive gate , weld art ! I bet it takes some upkeep as well , although I guess they have someone who comes in and cleans and paints it for them .
 Knowing how easily everything rusts here , yes , that gate requires a lot of maintenance .
 Thank you , Scott . I ’m way behind on these kinds of posts . . . too many interests , have I.
 Helmet urchins . Good - looking little … things . The fish that know where to jump for the next pool — fascinating . And that gate is truly inspired . I wonder if some billionaire up in Aspen has done something similar , with an appropriate mountain decor .
 The other gates I like ( here ) have similar sea motifs . I imagine there are others who want a reflection of their environment as decoration to their homes .
 I ’ve seen wood carvings at the entrances of drives when I was in Colorado ( eagles , bears , pumas ) but have not seen gates as ornate as this one depicting mountain wildlife .
 I ’m glad you went exploring on July 28th . Nice pics !
 Thanks . Like I mentioned above , I should publish more of my wanderings . I still have stuff from last year and more stuff from this year .
 I went to the SmugMug gallery and viewed most of these in Original . . . all the texture shots ( most of this post ) would do splendid in Deep Dream . The helmet urchins are especially a treat in Original . Good stuff here !
 I was pleased with the quality of the P900 shots . Still off from the D7000 with a lens that itself costs more than the P900 , but overall very usable shots . I ’m thinking of not carrying the full complement of gear for the trip . We ’ll see .
 Life everywhere you look ! Thanks for taking amazing photos of it , Emilio !
 Love seeing the helmet urchins ! Wow !
 Thanks , diem3 and a wish you a nice weekend as well .
 We ’re also supposed to have rain , but it usually comes overnight .
 As for the critters , yes , lots of life everywhere you look . Occasionally , more than one wants , but I suppose that ’s better than no life .
 One of your better lots of stuff , pity about the sound on those denizons of the deep clips , even blasted my ears , christ knows what it did to those with normal hearing .
 Do n’t you ever check these things and consider the comfort of the few viewers that you still have ?
 Thank you . As for the sound , I can not control the volume on your PC . It ’s not playing loud on mine . That , by the way , is the sound of the ocean .
 In case you do n’t know , the ocean is big . So big that even its mildest susurrus seem deafening to us mere mortals . I say , enjoy the roar , the blast of an immense entity — the Pacific Ocean — speaking to us .
 I lived beside the Pacific for 40 years ad it never made so much noise up here in the Southern Hemisphere !
 Where you listening ? People often “ tune out ” familiar and repetitive sounds .
 Beari , you have volume control in the video window as well as on your computer ( or mobile device ) . Just adjust to a comfortable level .
 You watch ; he ’ll now deny that he goes off his rocker .
 I ’m sorry ; did you say something ? I had the volume turned down .
 Forgot to mention that your opening reminded me immediately of George Carlin ’s routine on “ Stuff . ” Available on YouTube and elsewhere .


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This pattern is currently exclusive to Patternworks.
This trio of hats makes a great gift for friends and family members! Just three skeins of soft and sturdy Aprés Ski yarn (70% wool/30% nylon) are enough to knit one of each style. The Broken Stripes hat features a slip-stitch colorwork pattern, the Dottie hat shows off a bold polka-dot design, and the Twilight hat gradually blends each color into the next.
Also available from Patternworks as a kit in three different color combinations.

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This pattern is currently exclusive to Patternworks .
 This trio of hats makes a great gift for friends and family members ! Just three skeins of soft and sturdy Aprés Ski yarn ( 70 % wool/30 % nylon ) are enough to knit one of each style . The Broken Stripes hat features a slip - stitch colorwork pattern , the Dottie hat shows off a bold polka - dot design , and the Twilight hat gradually blends each color into the next .
 Also available from Patternworks as a kit in three different color combinations .


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According to a recent press release, business research and consulting firm Frost & Sullivan recently pre-selected a panel of roughly 15 participants practicing in the healthcare pharmacy industry to garner superior understanding of how the role of the pharmacist, information technology, patient management services, and future trends have evolved in modern times.
After analyzing the participants' responses, it seems that in past years, pharmacists' responsibilities were fairly straightforward. While the physician was responsible for meeting with the patient, analyzing symptoms and prescribing a course of treatment, pharmacists' roles were related solely to product orientation.
However, the press release goes on to mention that, largely because of circumstances created in the United States' economic downturn, pharmacists' roles have evolved from solely distributing medication to more detailed and challenging patient-focused responsibilities.
For example, while some may have suggested that the ease and convenience of patronizing online pharmacies would simplify the workload for traditional professionals operating from brick-and-mortar pharmacies, the panel participants suggested they are still considered to be trusted experts in their field.
Consequently, although there are fewer pharmacists to complete these duties right now because of hard economic times, these healthcare professionals are becoming responsible for new tasks including managing healthcare costs and disease states as well as providing patient counseling.
Considering the added burdens that the panel described, it would be wise for both pharmacies and medical facilities to partner with a medical technology consulting company to implement electronic medical records and eprescribing software. By taking this measure, the medication alerts and instant access to full clinical histories afforded through this technology will allow healthcare providers to keep better track of patient health states to avoid errors while transitioning to a more sophisticated workload.

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According to a recent press release , business research and consulting firm Frost & Sullivan recently pre - selected a panel of roughly 15 participants practicing in the healthcare pharmacy industry to garner superior understanding of how the role of the pharmacist , information technology , patient management services , and future trends have evolved in modern times .
 After analyzing the participants ' responses , it seems that in past years , pharmacists ' responsibilities were fairly straightforward . While the physician was responsible for meeting with the patient , analyzing symptoms and prescribing a course of treatment , pharmacists ' roles were related solely to product orientation .
 However , the press release goes on to mention that , largely because of circumstances created in the United States ' economic downturn , pharmacists ' roles have evolved from solely distributing medication to more detailed and challenging patient - focused responsibilities .
 For example , while some may have suggested that the ease and convenience of patronizing online pharmacies would simplify the workload for traditional professionals operating from brick - and - mortar pharmacies , the panel participants suggested they are still considered to be trusted experts in their field .
 Consequently , although there are fewer pharmacists to complete these duties right now because of hard economic times , these healthcare professionals are becoming responsible for new tasks including managing healthcare costs and disease states as well as providing patient counseling .
 Considering the added burdens that the panel described , it would be wise for both pharmacies and medical facilities to partner with a medical technology consulting company to implement electronic medical records and eprescribing software . By taking this measure , the medication alerts and instant access to full clinical histories afforded through this technology will allow healthcare providers to keep better track of patient health states to avoid errors while transitioning to a more sophisticated workload .


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From the earliest years of Summerside, many men and women from the outlying Acadian communities came here to find work. They were employed as truckers, seamen, fishermen, farmers, carpenters, coopers, tinsmiths, stonemasons, maids, dressmakers, and washerwomen. Through the years, they advanced to more lucrative and prestigious occupations.
Among Summerside’s first Acadian entrepreneurs were Frank Perry (François Poirier) and his wife Annie Arsenault. In 1899, they opened the popular Queen Hotel that served the community for half a century. This 35-room hotel, described as “one of the most comfortable and homelike hotels in Maritime Canada,” was located south of the Journal-Pioneer next to the railroad track, today the Confederation Trail.
Standing on the Queen Hotel’s steps are Aubin E. Arsenault and Joseph Gaudet. Aubin E. Arsenault (1870-1968) was Summerside’s first Acadian lawyer. He was also the first francophone elected to town council where he sat from 1906 until 1908, the year he was elected to the Legislative Assembly representing 3rd Prince. In 1917, he became Premier of the province and in 1921 he was appointed to the Supreme Court of Prince Edward Island.
Joseph J. Gaudet (1880-1933), better known as “Joe Bunn”, was born in Summerside. As a young man, he worked as a trucker and then opened a local restaurant business. In 1908, Gaudet operated one of the first movie theatres in Summerside, “The Happyland.” In 1922, “Joe Bunn” Gaudet opened the Capitol Theatre on Central Street.
Today, one third of Summerside’s population claims Acadian ancestry. The most common Acadian names in the city are Arsenault, Bernard, Blacquiere, Blanchard, Cormier, DesRoches, Doucette, Gallant, Gaudet, Perry (Poirier), Peters (Pitre), Richard, Sonier, and Wedge (Aucoin).
Facts: Mural # 8. Measures 16 x 16 feet. Erected November 2000 with funding from the Canada Millennium Partnership Program (CMPP).

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From the earliest years of Summerside , many men and women from the outlying Acadian communities came here to find work . They were employed as truckers , seamen , fishermen , farmers , carpenters , coopers , tinsmiths , stonemasons , maids , dressmakers , and washerwomen . Through the years , they advanced to more lucrative and prestigious occupations .
 Among Summerside ’s first Acadian entrepreneurs were Frank Perry ( François Poirier ) and his wife Annie Arsenault . In 1899 , they opened the popular Queen Hotel that served the community for half a century . This 35 - room hotel , described as “ one of the most comfortable and homelike hotels in Maritime Canada , ” was located south of the Journal - Pioneer next to the railroad track , today the Confederation Trail .
 Standing on the Queen Hotel ’s steps are Aubin E. Arsenault and Joseph Gaudet . Aubin E. Arsenault ( 1870 - 1968 ) was Summerside ’s first Acadian lawyer . He was also the first francophone elected to town council where he sat from 1906 until 1908 , the year he was elected to the Legislative Assembly representing 3rd Prince . In 1917 , he became Premier of the province and in 1921 he was appointed to the Supreme Court of Prince Edward Island .
 Joseph J. Gaudet ( 1880 - 1933 ) , better known as “ Joe Bunn ” , was born in Summerside . As a young man , he worked as a trucker and then opened a local restaurant business . In 1908 , Gaudet operated one of the first movie theatres in Summerside , “ The Happyland . ” In 1922 , “ Joe Bunn ” Gaudet opened the Capitol Theatre on Central Street .
 Today , one third of Summerside ’s population claims Acadian ancestry . The most common Acadian names in the city are Arsenault , Bernard , Blacquiere , Blanchard , Cormier , DesRoches , Doucette , Gallant , Gaudet , Perry ( Poirier ) , Peters ( Pitre ) , Richard , Sonier , and Wedge ( Aucoin ) .
 Facts : Mural # 8 . Measures 16 x 16 feet . Erected November 2000 with funding from the Canada Millennium Partnership Program ( CMPP ) .


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On July 13, 2011, in his testimony before the House Financial Services Committee, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told Texas Congressman Ron Paul that he does not think gold is money, only an asset. Mr. Paul pressed further and asked, “Why, then, do central banks hold gold as reserves?” Mr. Bernanke, looking a bit like a grade school student in a spelling bee contest that was just presented the word “incongruity,” could only muster a one-word answer, “Tradition.” Apparently, these central bankers’ monetary strategy is analogous to why Americans serve turkey on Thanksgiving. Brilliant! To be fair, given that Mr. Bernanke is the chief guardian and servant to the altar of fiat paper currency, a position of disregarding gold as money is to be expected, even if it ignores 6,000 years of history.
If you concur with Mr. Bernanke that, in fact, gold is not money and only an asset, you may want to stop reading here and move on to other things. The perspective I will present is not good news, and conflicts with most of what conventional financial media tells you. If, on the other hand, you disagree with Mr. Bernanke, or are at least open to another perspective on the markets, by all means, read on.
Call 855.753.8182 or email today.

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On July 13 , 2011 , in his testimony before the House Financial Services Committee , Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told Texas Congressman Ron Paul that he does not think gold is money , only an asset . Mr. Paul pressed further and asked , “ Why , then , do central banks hold gold as reserves ? ” Mr. Bernanke , looking a bit like a grade school student in a spelling bee contest that was just presented the word “ incongruity , ” could only muster a one - word answer , “ Tradition . ” Apparently , these central bankers ’ monetary strategy is analogous to why Americans serve turkey on Thanksgiving . Brilliant ! To be fair , given that Mr. Bernanke is the chief guardian and servant to the altar of fiat paper currency , a position of disregarding gold as money is to be expected , even if it ignores 6,000 years of history .
 If you concur with Mr. Bernanke that , in fact , gold is not money and only an asset , you may want to stop reading here and move on to other things . The perspective I will present is not good news , and conflicts with most of what conventional financial media tells you . If , on the other hand , you disagree with Mr. Bernanke , or are at least open to another perspective on the markets , by all means , read on .
 Call 855.753.8182 or email today .


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Should we talk with U.S. Congressmen who we know support campaign finance reform?
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Should we talk with U.S. Congressmen who we know support campaign finance reform ?
 Our Theory of Change only requires support from our State Legislators . The beauty of our strategy is that we do not need Congress and are in fact going around them . Staying focused on our strategy of working through the states is our fastest ( and most reliable ) path to victory . If you have further questions about this , contact your state team at [ yourstate]@wolf-pac.com ( ex : newyork@wolf-pac.com ) .


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As you may have noticed, there are several Mineral Private Investigator and Mineral Security Service agencies on the web to choose from, so why choose us? At JMN Investigations & Protective Services, we pride ourselves on providing professional services at competitive industry rates. At JMN Investigations and Protective Services, we control our overhead costs to give you the Client, the best value. In addition, JMN Investigations & Protective Services utilizes only LICENSED AND INSURED PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS and SECURITY COMPANIES. Our preferred partners have been extensively vetted for; experience, subject matter expertise and proper insurance and licensure. We take the fear and uncertainty out of choosing a single source- Risk Management provider.
JMN Investigations & Protective Services is a premier provider of Mineral Security Service and Mineral Private Investigator services, since 1999.
Why put your company at risk with an inexperienced Security Service or Private Investigator? We have remained in business, in part because; we don’t let our clients down! In addition, we have the financial resources to support our operations and keep your business safe. Trust our Mineral Security Service and Mineral Private Investigator to keep your business on track.

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As you may have noticed , there are several Mineral Private Investigator and Mineral Security Service agencies on the web to choose from , so why choose us ? At JMN Investigations & Protective Services , we pride ourselves on providing professional services at competitive industry rates . At JMN Investigations and Protective Services , we control our overhead costs to give you the Client , the best value . In addition , JMN Investigations & Protective Services utilizes only LICENSED AND INSURED PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS and SECURITY COMPANIES . Our preferred partners have been extensively vetted for ; experience , subject matter expertise and proper insurance and licensure . We take the fear and uncertainty out of choosing a single source- Risk Management provider .
 JMN Investigations & Protective Services is a premier provider of Mineral Security Service and Mineral Private Investigator services , since 1999 .
 Why put your company at risk with an inexperienced Security Service or Private Investigator ? We have remained in business , in part because ; we do n’t let our clients down ! In addition , we have the financial resources to support our operations and keep your business safe . Trust our Mineral Security Service and Mineral Private Investigator to keep your business on track .


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We will explore the global high-end market for Japanese food.
The Japanese food industry is reputable even overseas with its high quality, safety and security. The industry has been nurtured throughout Japan and there are lots of unique and hidden products with a long history in local cities.
Our aim is to educate the world about the culinary delights of Japan, even to those foreign consumers who have never tasted Japanese food. It is the mission of Zelico to contribute delivering the delight of tasting Japanese food to people around the world.
We will convey the excellence of Japanese foods to nearly 200 countries.
Each country with its unique history, custom and natural resources has an individual food culture.
We will convey the excellence of Japanese food to people around the world while tailoring our products to each individual world market.
We are dedicated to increase the world’ s recognition for the Japanese food culture while delivering an appreciation for Japanese food to people around the world.
This is what our primary vision is all about.
We aim to achieve sales to the value of \10 billion in the medium-to long-term through exporting Japanese food to nearly 200 countries.
throughout the world focusing on Asia, European & American market.
1 Export to Asian, European & American and other countries.
2 Third ‐ country trade of the products produced under Japanese quality control.
3 Import of the products from all of the world.
Corporate Name Suzuki Eikodo Inc.
From the foundation in 1877, production of candies and jellies including “Zelico” .
Planning, purchasing, and selling of confectioneries to amusement parks and facilities.
Planning, importing, and selling of stuffed toys, key chains, and gifts to amusement parks and facilities.
1877 Founded as a confectioner in Tawara town, Oogaki city by Mr. Kamesaburo Suzuki.
The completion of the company building.
Started the production of jelly.
1933 Incorporated. Mr. Denshichi Suzuki assumed the position of first president. The company capitalized at 50 thousand yen.
1935 The new building was extended. Started the production of Zelico Candy.
1939 Started to export strawberry jelly to Hawaii.
1948 The first president, Mr. Denshichi Suzuki assumed the position of Oogaki Chamber of Commerce and Industry’ s vice president.
1951 Built Terauchi Town Storehouse at Terauchi town, Oogaki city.
1955 Launched the nationwide Zelico promotional tour by advertising vans.
1960 Increased its capital to 3 million yen. The first president, Mr. Denshichi Suzuki won the Honorary President Award at the 16th National Confectionery Exposition for the whole of his great achievements in the industrial development of confectionery.
1961 Mr. Denshichi Suzuki won the Honorary President Award from National Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Association.
1971 Started the import of stuffed toy, metal/wooden toys and so forth.
1976 Mr. Seijiro Suzuki assumed the position of third president.
1989 Achieved sales of 1 billion yen.
2004 Built the second factory at Asakusa town, Oogaki city.
Mr. Den Suzuki assumed the position of fourth president. Eagle Seika Inc. became a wholly owned subsidiary company.
Built the new Yoro Distribution Center.
Increased the capital to 30 million yen.
Founded Eikodo Shanghai with 1 million CNY in capital.
Built the new jelly production factory at Iga city, Mie prefecture.
Founded EIKODO VIETNAM CO.LTD with 500,000 USD in capital.
Chambord Inc. became wholly owned subsidiary company.
Increased the capital to 50 million yen.
Tokyo Dream Inc. became a wholly owned subsidiary company.

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We will explore the global high - end market for Japanese food .
 The Japanese food industry is reputable even overseas with its high quality , safety and security . The industry has been nurtured throughout Japan and there are lots of unique and hidden products with a long history in local cities .
 Our aim is to educate the world about the culinary delights of Japan , even to those foreign consumers who have never tasted Japanese food . It is the mission of Zelico to contribute delivering the delight of tasting Japanese food to people around the world .
 We will convey the excellence of Japanese foods to nearly 200 countries .
 Each country with its unique history , custom and natural resources has an individual food culture .
 We will convey the excellence of Japanese food to people around the world while tailoring our products to each individual world market .
 We are dedicated to increase the world ’ s recognition for the Japanese food culture while delivering an appreciation for Japanese food to people around the world .
 This is what our primary vision is all about .
 We aim to achieve sales to the value of \10 billion in the medium - to long - term through exporting Japanese food to nearly 200 countries .
 throughout the world focusing on Asia , European & American market .
 1 Export to Asian , European & American and other countries .
 2 Third ‐ country trade of the products produced under Japanese quality control .
 3 Import of the products from all of the world .
 Corporate Name Suzuki Eikodo Inc.
 From the foundation in 1877 , production of candies and jellies including “ Zelico ” .
 Planning , purchasing , and selling of confectioneries to amusement parks and facilities .
 Planning , importing , and selling of stuffed toys , key chains , and gifts to amusement parks and facilities .
 1877 Founded as a confectioner in Tawara town , Oogaki city by Mr. Kamesaburo Suzuki .
 The completion of the company building .
 Started the production of jelly .
 1933 Incorporated . Mr. Denshichi Suzuki assumed the position of first president . The company capitalized at 50 thousand yen .
 1935 The new building was extended . Started the production of Zelico Candy .
 1939 Started to export strawberry jelly to Hawaii .
 1948 The first president , Mr. Denshichi Suzuki assumed the position of Oogaki Chamber of Commerce and Industry ’ s vice president .
 1951 Built Terauchi Town Storehouse at Terauchi town , Oogaki city .
 1955 Launched the nationwide Zelico promotional tour by advertising vans .
 1960 Increased its capital to 3 million yen . The first president , Mr. Denshichi Suzuki won the Honorary President Award at the 16th National Confectionery Exposition for the whole of his great achievements in the industrial development of confectionery .
 1961 Mr. Denshichi Suzuki won the Honorary President Award from National Small and Medium - sized Enterprises Association .
 1971 Started the import of stuffed toy , metal / wooden toys and so forth .
 1976 Mr. Seijiro Suzuki assumed the position of third president .
 1989 Achieved sales of 1 billion yen .
 2004 Built the second factory at Asakusa town , Oogaki city .
 Mr. Den Suzuki assumed the position of fourth president . Eagle Seika Inc. became a wholly owned subsidiary company .
 Built the new Yoro Distribution Center .
 Increased the capital to 30 million yen .
 Founded Eikodo Shanghai with 1 million CNY in capital .
 Built the new jelly production factory at Iga city , Mie prefecture .
 Founded EIKODO VIETNAM CO.LTD with 500,000 USD in capital .
 Chambord Inc. became wholly owned subsidiary company .
 Increased the capital to 50 million yen .
 Tokyo Dream Inc. became a wholly owned subsidiary company .


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Comedy nights in the Granary Leith bar take place on the last Friday of every month. It’s a relatively new affair run by performer and compere Paul McDougall. Due to the Leith festival taking place this week Paul ran an additional evening to coincide with other similar events taking place during the festival.
My partner and I decided initially to take advantage of the facilities and have some dinner in the Granary club itself. If you have never been to the Granary then I highly recommend it, its setting on the Shore front creates a genteel vibe and unlike other smaller bars in the busy Leith circuit the large seating area and expansive bar help to create a more easy-going and relaxing feel to its contemporaries.
Upstairs in the gig, Paul carries his enthusiasm and charisma through his act by speaking to each audience member in turn, and having a chat with them whilst riffing some comedy on the answers he receives. Often when comedians go down this route it’s an opportunity for cruel gags at the audience’s expense but Paul keeps it friendly, creating a homespun atmosphere which encourages a relaxed vibe throughout the gig.
Three acts followed before the headliner took to the stage. Bruce Fummy introduced himself as the leading Afro-Celtic comedian on the comedy circuit before admitting he’s actually in a field of one there. Gentle routines about being a mixed race Scotsman were well received. Jay Miles’ sedate deadpan delivery has some very cunning one-liners, comedy with a lot of thought. Thomas Black looks like a young Frankie Boyle and has some material that he could really work with to be a success.
The headliner is Jo Caulfield, as seen on TV shows regularly over recent years, which for a £3 admission fee, is just the bargain of a lifetime. Jo is honing material for her Fringe show and I will certainly be there, her observations on relationships had all partners (including us!) looking at each other with knowing smiles.
With other major acts scheduled for the months ahead this event deserves a wider audience.

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Comedy nights in the Granary Leith bar take place on the last Friday of every month . It ’s a relatively new affair run by performer and compere Paul McDougall . Due to the Leith festival taking place this week Paul ran an additional evening to coincide with other similar events taking place during the festival .
 My partner and I decided initially to take advantage of the facilities and have some dinner in the Granary club itself . If you have never been to the Granary then I highly recommend it , its setting on the Shore front creates a genteel vibe and unlike other smaller bars in the busy Leith circuit the large seating area and expansive bar help to create a more easy - going and relaxing feel to its contemporaries .
 Upstairs in the gig , Paul carries his enthusiasm and charisma through his act by speaking to each audience member in turn , and having a chat with them whilst riffing some comedy on the answers he receives . Often when comedians go down this route it ’s an opportunity for cruel gags at the audience ’s expense but Paul keeps it friendly , creating a homespun atmosphere which encourages a relaxed vibe throughout the gig .
 Three acts followed before the headliner took to the stage . Bruce Fummy introduced himself as the leading Afro - Celtic comedian on the comedy circuit before admitting he ’s actually in a field of one there . Gentle routines about being a mixed race Scotsman were well received . Jay Miles ’ sedate deadpan delivery has some very cunning one - liners , comedy with a lot of thought . Thomas Black looks like a young Frankie Boyle and has some material that he could really work with to be a success .
 The headliner is Jo Caulfield , as seen on TV shows regularly over recent years , which for a £ 3 admission fee , is just the bargain of a lifetime . Jo is honing material for her Fringe show and I will certainly be there , her observations on relationships had all partners ( including us ! ) looking at each other with knowing smiles .
 With other major acts scheduled for the months ahead this event deserves a wider audience .


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Hop on a helicopter and enjoy a spectacular aerial view of the Coast Mountains. Come see the famous backcountry of Whistler BC while soaring over mountains, lakes, volcanoes, and more! And, for those who feel exceptionally brave, take an adventure with a Glacier Landing and explore a side of Whistler so few will ever see.
Book Blackcomb Helicopters Calendar Click here for quick booking!
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On the introductory helicopter trip, you’ll explore the incredible surroundings of the Whistler area.
On the 24-minute trip, you’ll enjoy a bird’s eye view of the Whistler area while flying by the incredibly beautiful Cheakamus Glacier and Black Tusk. Also included is a 15-minute glacial landing.
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Yes! If your kids are under the age of 2, they fly for free on a parent’s lap.
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All helicopter trips are subject to weather conditions, availability or aircraft, and civil emergencies. If on the day of your trip the weather is determined to be unsafe to fly, your trip will be cancelled and no charges will apply.
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Yes! Free shuttle is available from Whistler Village to the Whistler Heliport for up to 14 passengers.
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Absolutely not! Glacier landings are 100% complementary and dependent on weather conditions.
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Helicopter seats max. 5 or 6 persons.

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Hop on a helicopter and enjoy a spectacular aerial view of the Coast Mountains . Come see the famous backcountry of Whistler BC while soaring over mountains , lakes , volcanoes , and more ! And , for those who feel exceptionally brave , take an adventure with a Glacier Landing and explore a side of Whistler so few will ever see .
 Book Blackcomb Helicopters Calendar Click here for quick booking !
 Chevron down What will I see on a helicopter trip ?
 On the introductory helicopter trip , you ’ll explore the incredible surroundings of the Whistler area .
 On the 24 - minute trip , you ’ll enjoy a bird ’s eye view of the Whistler area while flying by the incredibly beautiful Cheakamus Glacier and Black Tusk . Also included is a 15 - minute glacial landing .
 Chevron down Can I bring my kids along ?
 Yes ! If your kids are under the age of 2 , they fly for free on a parent ’s lap .
 Chevron down What happens if I book a trip on a stormy day ?
 All helicopter trips are subject to weather conditions , availability or aircraft , and civil emergencies . If on the day of your trip the weather is determined to be unsafe to fly , your trip will be cancelled and no charges will apply .
 Chevron down Do you provide shuttle service ?
 Yes ! Free shuttle is available from Whistler Village to the Whistler Heliport for up to 14 passengers .
 Chevron down Is there an additional charge for glacier landings ?
 Absolutely not ! Glacier landings are 100 % complementary and dependent on weather conditions .
 Chevron down How many people can go into the helicoptor per trip ?
 Helicopter seats max . 5 or 6 persons .


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Rigid Industries 87421 Marine RDS Series LED Light Bar. We strive for accurate item titles, descriptions and photos. However, we do make mistakes, so if the picture, description or anything doesn't match, please notify us before purchasing. All items are for one unless the title and description specifically point out it is for more than one. Marine RDS Series LED Light Bar. Marine RDS Series LED Light Bar; 40 in. Spot; 300 Watts; 80 White LEDs. Withstands The Harshest Marine Environments. Rigid Industries, located in Gilbert Arizona, is the industry leader and originator of the most efficient LED lighting solutions. Our patented Hybrid and Spector Optics systems and state of the art electronics technology makes our LED products second to none. While providing the best product on the market, we still maintain class leading affordability with a US made product. Rigid Industries is the pioneer of the forward projecting high intensity LED light bars.
Out patented technology allows our lights to project up to 40% more Lux while drawing up to 50% less power than any competitor. We do all possible to resolve any issues. We work hard for a positive customer experience. All items come with our 30 day No Questions Asked Satisfaction Guarantee.
MyDealsDirect has been in business on E-bay since 1999. We have seen many changes, but know the most important thing to keep in mind for success is our customers.
We started with tools, but have expanded to carry a huge selection of automotive accessories, powersports items, automotive paint, general merchandise, and much more. Emails are answered daily (M-F) to ensure a quick answer to your questions. When on a product listing page, on the bottom left is a link "Ask a question". The item "Rigid Industries 87421 Marine Rds Series Led Light Bar 40 In.
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Rigid Industries 87421 Marine RDS Series LED Light Bar . We strive for accurate item titles , descriptions and photos . However , we do make mistakes , so if the picture , description or anything does n't match , please notify us before purchasing . All items are for one unless the title and description specifically point out it is for more than one . Marine RDS Series LED Light Bar . Marine RDS Series LED Light Bar ; 40 in . Spot ; 300 Watts ; 80 White LEDs . Withstands The Harshest Marine Environments . Rigid Industries , located in Gilbert Arizona , is the industry leader and originator of the most efficient LED lighting solutions . Our patented Hybrid and Spector Optics systems and state of the art electronics technology makes our LED products second to none . While providing the best product on the market , we still maintain class leading affordability with a US made product . Rigid Industries is the pioneer of the forward projecting high intensity LED light bars .
 Out patented technology allows our lights to project up to 40 % more Lux while drawing up to 50 % less power than any competitor . We do all possible to resolve any issues . We work hard for a positive customer experience . All items come with our 30 day No Questions Asked Satisfaction Guarantee .
 MyDealsDirect has been in business on E - bay since 1999 . We have seen many changes , but know the most important thing to keep in mind for success is our customers .
 We started with tools , but have expanded to carry a huge selection of automotive accessories , powersports items , automotive paint , general merchandise , and much more . Emails are answered daily ( M - F ) to ensure a quick answer to your questions . When on a product listing page , on the bottom left is a link " Ask a question " . The item " Rigid Industries 87421 Marine Rds Series Led Light Bar 40 In .
 Spot 300 Watts " is in sale since Friday , March 17 , 2017 . This item is in the category " eBay Motors\Parts & Accessories\Car & Truck Parts\Lighting & Lamps\Light Bulbs\LED Lights " . The seller is " mydealsdirect " and is located in Weiner , Arkansas . This item can be shipped to United States , to Canada , to United Kingdom , DK , RO , SK , BG , CZ , FI , HU , LV , LT , MT , EE , to Australia , GR , PT , CY , SI , to Japan , to China , SE , KR , ID , ZA , TH , to Belgium , to France , to Hong Kong , to Ireland , to Netherlands , PL , to Spain , to Italy , to Germany , to Austria , IL , to Mexico , to New Zealand , SG , to Switzerland , NO , SA , UA , AE , QA , KW , BH , HR , MY , BR , CO , PA , JM .