By SearsHometownOutlet October 15, 2017
Mr Bradley, Thank you for your feedback, I apologize for your experience with our store. I also apologize for the delay in your resolution. We will use this experience to train the new management in this location to resolve all issues in a timely manner. ...read more
By Randy Bradley October 13, 2017
Ordered a microwave oven and paid a ridiculous amount for shipping. The item arrived in an open top box with almost no packing and the cabinet damaged. Numerous communications and promises from them to adjust for the situation. Never followed through on and finally stopped responding. Stay away from these guys. The store manager will publicly post her email and promise to address the situation for show and then never respond to your email Stay away from these guys! ...read more
By CherylDielman June 24, 2015
They have replaced several of my windows after they fogged up, the price was reasonable, they were very responsive and gave a warranty on their windows. Also, they made a glass tabletop from a drawing that was outstanding, cut a hole in a bottle to make a lamp, cut down antiques glasses that had dings at the top and were more reasonable than other glass stores. ...read more
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By Chem Dry by Dan & Pauline Derby Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning March 13, 2013
quoting Keyboard Magazine: Got a first look video up of Casio's new Privia PX-3 stage piano. Small correction: real-world price is closer to $799, not $700 as Fortner says in the video. In our opinion, it sets a new benchmark for bang-for-buck in a stage piano, rivaling the sound quality of instruments in the $2000 league. Really. Plus, it weighs under 24 pounds. Nice work, Casio!Click link for video demo:http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid35146464001?bclid=27965002001&bctid=309142130001 ...read more
By McBrayers Award Piano July 30, 2010
Great composers wrote and rewrote their works, but a jazz musician playing a solo passage is engaging in an amazing mental feat of spontaneous creation—and researchers are studying these artistically charged moments for important clues about creativity and learning. For the March 2010 issue,Urbaniteinterviewed Charles Limb, an otolaryngologist at Johns Hopkins University with a research fellowship to study the brain through functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) technology. Limb is also a saxophonist and has always wondered what takes place in the brain when a jazz musician improvises. To find out, Limb had jazz musicians play memorized music while being monitored by an fMRI machine. He then asked them to start improvising and noticed a shift in neurological activity. Their scans showed less activity in the areas that represent self-censoring and inhibition and more in the area that indicates self-expression. Limb interpreted this shift as a possible sign of "spontaneous creativity." He plans to do another variation of the study in which two jazz musicians play back and forth, and he's devising an experiment in which hip-hop rappers recite set verses and rap freestyle. The experiment could also be applied to visual artists by having them copy a painting with different limitations. Studying the brain's activity during creative endeavors could help researchers better understand learning and revolutionize teaching methods. Limb posits that neuroscientists and educators "can pool our resources and our skills to ask: How can we understand how the brain learns best and revise our methods of education so that they are more effective? Maybe we can come up with a training paradigm that has the added insight of knowing how the brain is responding to it." ...read more
By McBrayers Award Piano July 30, 2010
Furniture shops specialize in selling furniture for the home. Most stores offer their clientele a wide selection of furniture styles to accommodate different tastes. Sales associates can help customers locate the perfect piece of furniture. If they are unable to do so in the store, they may be able to... ...read more
When a loved one dies and it is up to you to plan their funeral you have to consider everything they want. You have to decide what hymns they would want read, scriptures and who they would want to speak on their behalf. Planning a church funeral can be easy with the help of your minister or clergyman. ...read more
