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Reviews (5)

Jun 06, 2009

Cuisinart Brew Central: Only if you love coffee!

Ok, I have to confess, I bought the Cuisinart because it looked like it would go with my kitchen, it had a water filter, Cuisinart was a good name, and the sale price was right. Hey, it was time to replace my coffee maker. I could not have expected, however, a coffee maker with such logical controls, and sturdy yet light construction. The coffee tastes great, the unit comes with a gold tone cone filter (cones are the only way to go), and a filtration system. Oh, and it looks great. I'm a believer!

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Mar 17, 2009

Classic recording...

I saw Aaron Copland conduct Appalachian Spring with the summer Interlochen Chamber Orchestra in 1969. This Leonard Bernstein, New York Philharmonic recording is the essential full orchestra treatment of this amazing American contribution. It bridges the gap between modern and classical composition, not to be missed.

The Omega Collector Watch Guide Book Seamaster Moon Speedmaster Constellation ++

May 04, 2020

Expensive for what it is. It's a pleasant booklet, but far from comprehensive.

It's a nice enough booklet with lots of big 4-color photos to take space. There are 69 thinly informed pages total before glossary, including photos). It is more like an advertisement for Omega than a comprehensive treatment of the brand's manufacturing history for collectors.

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