Deaf Medicine

Country: 199.233.255.72, North America, US

City: -118.0895 California, United States

As an Italy-newbie I read Rick Steves' Italy front to back before going on an 8 day tour of Italy. It equipped me well to deal with just about every aspect of Italian tourism. The most useful feature to me was his discussion on public transportation in Rome and Venice. Wow, I don't know what we would have done without this knowledge when we arrived!

Did a great job cleaning, we'll know later if the scotchguard protection really helps. The microsuede (fabric) is not as soft as before, but seems to be improving over time. Foams nicely. Took two bottles to cover a large sectional.

I love this college guide. I am using this for my 2nd and 3rd children, who will be off to college in 2015 and 2016. Wish I had had this when my oldest was looking. In addition to the basic facts, it gives some great insight into the "personalities" of the schools. I also love that it includes information about residential life as both of my younger children want college experiences that include living on campus all 4 years and that information is sometimes not as apparent in other guides. I think this is a MUST for any parents and and students at colleges.

PERFECT FOR MY (LEGALLY) BLIND 85 YEAR-OLD FATHER. SIMPLE TO USE, DOES THE JOB BEYOND EXPECTATIONS, NO MORE MAJOR BLOOD OR EAR LOSS....IF HE REMEMBERS TO SHAVE. NORELCO HAS BEEN OUR 'GO TO' ELECTRIC SHAVER FOR MANY A YEAR. THE MANUFACTURING HAS REMAINED QUALITY.

I am not a professional by any means, but I was a barista at a successful "mom n pop" coffee shop for a year, so I know how to pull a good shot and properly steam milk. I like good coffee, but I'm not a stickler. I wanted to be able to make my own espresso for americanos and the occasional latte at home. I did my research and decided on this machine because it's under 100 bucks which is what I was looking for. I also was looking at the Hamilton beach one that's under 100, and the delonghi. I know that's a better brand but this machine was a little cheaper and had similar reviews. This one is very user friendly, you definitely don't have to have barista experience to get a shot from it. Extreme coffee people might say it doesn't pull a "real" shot because it doesn't require espresso fine ground coffee (real espresso grounds should be as fine as powdered sugar and fit between the lines of your fingerprint) you can actually use it with regular ground coffee for a drip machine, although I use a burr grinder and have it set somewhere in between the two. You don't need to buy a different tamper; the one it comes with is definitely the worst tamper I've ever seen, but with this machine you really don't need a heavy tamper to pack it down hard, because it doesn't make pucks. Even after a decent shot, the leftover grounds come out as sludge instead of a puck, but it seems that's just how this machine works. It's definitely not coffee shop quality but if you want to be able to make coffee that is more than just black brew from a drip machine, then this gets the job done. I like it a lot, it's not for you if you're going to be picky about a syrupy vs runny shot, or how many seconds it takes, but if you just want some espresso with a good layer of yummy crema from your own home for well less than a hundred bucks then this is for you. I can't speak for how long it lasts because I've only had it for less than a month but I've used it multiple times every day and it's working great.

This stroller caddy is okay. It fits well on the Uppa stroller and has convenient pockets for car keys and some money. My only complaint is that the drink holder is flimsy. I feel confident with a water bottle in the holder, but I would never place a cup of coffee or tea in the holder. Due to the placement of the caddy, you have to remove it every time you unfold the stroller if you are using the infant insert and need to put the seat back for your little one.