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The Essay — 45 minutes
The English Placement Test begins with the essay assignment. You will have 45 minutes to plan and write an essay on the topic specified in the essay booklet. Do not write on a topic other than the one specified; an essay on a topic of your own choice is not acceptable. The topic presents a paragraph-length passage in the form of an argument: in other words, the author of the passage makes a claim that he or she supports with reasons and evidence. You will be asked to analyze and explain the ideas presented in the passage and then evaluate those ideas in light of your own experience, observations and reading. Because the writing assignment requires you to analyze the author's ideas in developing your own position on the subject, it integrates the critical reading and expository writing skills that are both essential to college-level work.
Below is a sample of an EPT essay topic. The sample includes the directions for the essay portion of the EPT.
Directions: You will have 45 minutes to plan and write an essay on the topic assigned below. Before you begin writing, read the passage carefully and plan what you will say. Your essay should be as well organized and as carefully written as you can make it.
Sample Essay Question
"Advertisers frequently use the testimony of a celebrity to support a claim: a football star touts a deodorant soap, an actress starts every day with Brand A coffee, a tennis pro gets stamina from Brand X cereal, a talk-show host drives a certain kind of car. The audience is expected to transfer approval of the celebrity to approval of the product. This kind of marketing is misleading and insults the intelligence of the audience. Am I going to buy the newest SUV because an attractive talk-show host gets paid to pretend he drives one? I don't think so. We should boycott this kind of advertising and legislate rules and guidelines for advertisers."
— Sue Jozui
Explain the argument that Jozui makes and discuss the ways in which you agree or disagree with her analysis and conclusion. Support your position by providing reasons and examples from your own experience, observations, or reading.
Scoring Your Essay
The CSU faculty member who rates your essay will expect you to write a well-organized essay, one in which you develop your ideas clearly and logically. Sentence and paragraph structure, usage and grammar also contribute to your final essay score. Each essay is read and scored holistically by one faculty member using a scoring guide that helps to define degrees of writing proficiency. A score of 0 is given to essays not written on the assigned topic. For more information about the scoring process, including a copy of the EPT scoring guide, please see the CSU publication Focus on English.
Reading Skills — 30 minutes
The Reading Skills section consists of 45 multiple-choice questions. Some questions, based on short passages, ask you to identify or interpret ideas stated directly or indirectly in the text. Other questions assess your ability to determine the word that best fits the meaning of a sentence. Still other questions ask you to identify the logical relationship between sentences.
The directions for each type of question and a few sample questions follow. Remember that the actual test will present a total of 45 questions covering these three types of questions. Five questions, usually some of each type, are being given for field-testing purposes and will not count toward your score.
Directions: Each passage below is followed by questions based on its content. Answer all questions following a passage on the basis of what is stated or implied in that passage.
Questions 1–3
The search for a workable panacea is not new. Spanish explorers sought the Fountain of Youth. Millions of Americans used to seek health and contentment in a patent medicine called Hadacol. During the past two decades, however, more and more people have been turning to various branches of psychology for magic solutions, hoping that psychology can take care of any hang-up, cure the common cold, or solve the riddle of existence.
- From the whole passage one can infer that the word "panacea" means
- (A) utopia
- (B) religion
- (C) cure-all
- (D) life style
- According to the passage, what do the Fountain of Youth and Hadacol have in common?
- (A) Neither really existed.
- (B) Both brought their discoverers great fortunes.
- (C) Both helped to end the search for magic solutions.
- (D) Both were thought to have great power.
- What does the passage call into question?
- (A) People's expectations for psychology
- (B) People's uses of the lessons of history
- (C) The relationship between psychology and medicine
- (D) The legitimacy of the field of psychology
Questions 4–5
Americans have given a new meaning to the term "spectator sports" by sometimes "attending" a game without making it into the stadium. Starting with the plans for the pregame tailgate parties in the parking lot, fans orchestrate every facet of the outing. When a cheer from the stands signals the beginning of the game, these fans rush to the car radio or peer intently into a portable television. Despite dedicated thermos emptying, dial twisting, and extensive planning for the next outing, they sometimes even manage to learn who won.
- The passage implies that the spectators mentioned are most interested in
- (A) getting publicity for themselves
- (B) turning the sports event into a social occasion
- (C) analyzing the important plays of the game
- (D) using all means possible to be informed
- The author uses the phrases "dedicated thermos emptying" and "dial twisting" to suggest that these spectators
- (A) are usually intense and enthusiastic
- (B) tend to take technology for granted
- (C) spend much time on activities other than watching the game
- (D) probably enjoy the game more than do those inside the stadium
Questions 6–7
Directions: For each of the following questions, choose the best word or phrase to substitute for the underlined portion containing gliff, a nonsense word.
Though Mr. Rivera is a gliff man and could live anywhere he chooses, he still lives in the small house in which he was born.
- (A) a careful
- (B) a wealthy
- (C) an ambitious
- (D) a strong
- The water looked fine for swimming, but in fact the currents in the river were gliff.
- (A) contaminated
- (B) soothing
- (C) treacherous
- (D) unnoticeable
- Many of the problems we have with our natural resources could be gliffed if all of us did what we could to conserve those resources.
- (A) avoided
- (B) defined
- (C) publicized
- (D) understated
Questions 8–9
Directions: In each of the following questions, the two underlined sentences have an implied logical relationship. Read each pair of sentences and the question that follows, and then choose the answer that identifies the relationship.
Donna is six feet tall.
Her cousin is two inches shorter than she is.
In relation to the first sentence, what does the second sentence do?
- (A) It provides an example.
- (B) It makes a comparison.
- (C) It makes an exception.
- (D) It provides emphasis.
The Historic Dominguez Rancho Adobe, usually visited by those in search of tranquility, became a political battleground.
The cities of Compton and Carson each claimed ownership of the estate.
In relation to the first sentence, what does the second sentence do?
- (A) It introduces a new subject.
- (B) It gives supporting evidence.
- (C) It provides contrasting information.
- (D) It makes an assumption.
Last year the goal of the Red Cross was to provide area hospitals with 80 million pints of blood.
This year the goal is to provide 100 million pints.
In relation to the first sentence, what does the second sentence do?
- (A) It gives a reason.
- (B) It draws a conclusion.
- (C) It states a consequence.
- (D) It makes a comparison.
Answers to Sample Questions in the Reading Skills Section
Composing Skills — 30 minutes
The Composing Skills section consists of 45 multiple-choice questions. In this section, your composing skills are assessed in several different ways. One kind of question asks you to read a statement and restructure it. Another asks you to select which version of a sentence is worded clearly, logically and correctly. A third type presents a paragraph with a missing sentence; you must choose a sentence that logically begins, develops or concludes the ideas in the paragraph. Finally, a fourth type of question presents a topic and asks you to select the information that most clearly supports the topic.
Below are the directions for the various types of questions and examples of each. Remember that in the actual test, this section will have 45 questions. Five of these questions, usually some of each type, are being given for field-testing purposes and will not count toward your score.
Questions 1–2
Directions: The following questions require you to rewrite sentences in your head. Each question tells you exactly how to begin your new sentence. Your new sentence should have the same meaning and contain the same information as the original sentence.
The student senate debated for two hours and finally voted down the resolution.
Rewrite, beginning with
Having debated the issue for two hours, ....
The next words will be
- (A) the issue
- (B) it
- (C) the student senate
- (D) a vote
Photographers, hoping to get good shots of the colorful birds, accidentally damaged the birds' nesting grounds.
Rewrite, beginning with
The birds' nesting grounds were accidentally damaged ...
The next words will be
- (A) in the hopes of photographers who
- (B) and photographers hoped
- (C) by photographers who
- (D) by hoping that photographers
A panel of distinguished judges was selected by the trustees of the Smithsonian Institution to decide which inventions had been most beneficial to our society.
Rewrite, beginning with
The trustees of the Smithsonian Institution ...
The next words will be
- (A) with their selection of
- (B) in deciding
- (C) selected
- (D) had been the
Questions 3–4
Directions: In each of the following questions, select the best version of the underlined part of the sentence. Choice (A) is the same as the underlined portion of the original sentence. If you think the original sentence is best, choose answer (A).
Ancient Greeks ate with their fingers, wiped them on pieces of bread, and tossed them to the dogs lying under the table.
- (A) tossed them
- (B) tossing them
- (C) tossed the bread
- (D) they tossed
- After the enormous mud slide of May 1983, about 3 million cubic yards of rock and soil were removed from the Pacific Coast Highway, and they required a fleet of 30 bulldozers and 7,700 pounds of explosives.
- (A) and they required
- (B) and it required
- (C) a job requiring
- (D) a job where it required
- On his second voyage, Captain Cook found that Tahitian breadfruit, which becomes rich in vitamin C after long storage, and this helped his crew members resist scurvy.
- (A) storage, and this helped
- (B) storage, helped
- (C) storage and helped
- (D) storage, helping
Questions 5–7
Directions: Each of the following questions presents a passage with a missing sentence indicated by a series of dashes. Read each passage and the four sentences that follow it. Then choose the sentence that can best be inserted in place of the dashes.
- — — — — — — —. Being elected to the House of Representatives brought her national prominence in 1972, but she had a noteworthy record before that. In 1966 she became the first African American woman to serve in the Texas Senate, where she was named outstanding first-term Senator and was later elected Senate President pro tem.
- (A) Barbara Jordan spoke with a style that was at once matter-of-fact and eloquent.
- (B) A believer in effecting change through the political system, Barbara Jordan supported certain pieces of key legislation.
- (C) Barbara Jordan was only one of many outstanding women elected to national office.
- (D) For many years, Barbara Jordan was a leading political figure.
- Sign language is a complex system of manual communication used by deaf people. — — — — — — —. Signs made with the hands are often used simultaneously with other movements, such as facial expressions, eye movements, and shifts of the body. For example, questions can be signaled by raising the eyebrows and tilting the head back.
- (A) More than a person's hands, however, are involved in conveying meaning.
- (B) Americans and the British, on the other hand, use different sign vocabularies.
- (C) Thomas Gallaudet was instrumental in the development of American Sign Language.
- (D) People who are not deaf may learn sign language in order to communicate with deaf friends or family members.
- As school populations decline, more and more schools will have to be closed. Then the empty buildings will pose a problem to their immediate neighborhoods. — — — — — — —.
- (A) Perhaps the school population is declining because the size of the average family is declining.
- (B) We should all realize that nothing is so important as the education of our children.
- (C) It would therefore be wise to begin planning as soon as possible for the best future use of these buildings.
- (D) Therefore, no single neighborhood should be held responsible for what it cannot avoid.
Questions 8–9
Directions: Each of the following questions presents a topic and four sentences. Select the sentence that provides the best support for the topic presented.
- Many people who have extensive collections become extremely knowledgeable about what is in them.
- (A) Collecting sculptures and paintings can be an expensive hobby, even for very wealthy people.
- (B) Chester Nakamura became an expert on Samurai swords by researching his own collection.
- (C) Sara Johnson's private collection of rare books is so extensive that she had to add a large library to her home.
- (D) Doing something and knowing about it are two different things.
- Louise is older than most other applicants to medical school, but no one can doubt her desire to attend.
- (A) Some schools have witnessed a rapid increase in the number of female applicants.
- (B) Over 42,000 people applied to medical schools last year.
- (C) She has read several journal articles having to do with headaches.
- (D) She worked as a hospital orderly for several years to earn the money for tuition.
Answers to Sample Questions in the Composing Skills Section


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2013 Substantive Session of ECOSOC
The Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) holds short sessions, ad hoc meetings, round tables and panel discussions throughout the year, to prepare for its annual four week substantive session in July. The 2013 meeting will convene from 1-25 July, in Geneva, Switzerland, and will consist of the following segments: High-level Segment, including the Annual Ministerial Review (1-4 July); Coordination Segment (5-9 July); Operational Activities Segment (10-12 July); Humanitarian Affairs Segment (15-17 July); and General Segment (18-25 July).
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Home > National Parks of Canada > Bears in the Mountain National Parks > Management > Bear Zones > Bryant Creek
Bears in the Mountain National Parks
The Bryant Creek area is one of three "core areas" for grizzly bears in Banff National Park. These core areas contain critical bear habitat, and a concentration of female grizzlies live and raise their cubs here. Hikers have surprised bears here in late summer and have been seriously injured.
Allenby Pass Restricted Access (Bryant Area)
* Group Access legally requires people to travel in a tight group of four or more.* Does not apply to Br17 campground which is outside of the restricted area and remains accessible. NO ACCESS: Og Pass trail and Upper Assiniboine Pass trail within Banff National Park. Note: Visitors are permitted to hike to and from Assiniboine Lodge via the lower Assiniboine Pass trail or the Wonder Pass trail.Applies to the Allenby Pass area:
Note: Visitors will still be able to hike to and from Assiniboine Lodge during restricted access via the lower-route trail to Assiniboine Pass or Wonder Pass.
Those who do not comply will be charged under the National Parks Regulations; maximum fine $25 000.
Concentrations of female grizzly bears in Banff National Park
Over an eight-year period (1998 - 2005), five bear attacks occurred in two locations in Banff National Park—Allenby Pass near Bryant Creek, and on the Aylmer Pass trail near Lake Minnewanka. Both locations are in or near a "core area" and contain seasonally important grizzly bear habitat. The key attraction is an abundance of an important food source for grizzlies: buffaloberries. All of the bear attacks resulted from hikers travelling alone or in a small group who surprised female grizzlies with cubs along these trails during berry season.
Measures are in place to proactively manage visitor access to smaller selected areas where the attacks have occurred, to both protect visitors and minimize disturbance to bears feeding on berries.
Buffaloberries and grouseberries are a key food source for grizzly bears. Buffaloberries are usually ripe from mid-July through September, followed by grouseberries which can last well into October. Grizzly bears on the Eastern Slopes of the Rockies are food-stressed and depend heavily on berries to put on weight for hibernation. During berry season, hikers can easily surprise bears that are preoccupied with feeding on berry bushes.
Banff National Park is committed to contributing to maintenance of a non-declining and viable population of grizzly bears in the regional landscape. High female grizzly bear survival is key to sustaining grizzly bear populations into the future. By allowing female bears and cubs to make more efficient use of high quality habitat with fewer disturbances at critical times of the year, these management strategies will directly contribute to the conservation of grizzly bears.
While all of Banff National Park is bear country, if you're hiking in a "core area", you're REALLY in bear country.


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Section 93
1–5, All who are faithful will see the Lord; 6–18, John bore record that the Son of God went from grace to grace until He received a fulness of the glory of the Father; 19–20, Faithful men, going from grace to grace, will also receive of His fulness; 21–22, Those who are begotten through Christ are the Church of the Firstborn; 23–28, Christ received a fulness of all truth, and man by obedience may do likewise; 29–32, Man was in the beginning with God; 33–35, The elements are eternal, and man may receive a fulness of joy in the Resurrection; 36–37, The glory of God is intelligence; 38–40, Children are innocent before God because of the redemption of Christ; 41–53, The leading brethren are commanded to set their families in order.
1 Verily, thus saith the Lord: It shall come to pass that every soul who
2 And that I am the true
3 And that I am
4 The Father
5 I was in the world and received of my Father, and the
6 And
7 And he bore record, saying: I saw his glory, that he was in the
8 Therefore, in the beginning the
9 The
10 The worlds were
11 And I, John,
12 And I, John, saw that he received not of the
13 And he received not of the fulness at first, but continued from
14 And thus he was called the
15 And I,
16 And I, John, bear record that he received a fulness of the glory of the Father;
17 And he received
18 And it shall come to pass, that if you are faithful you shall receive the
19 I give unto you these sayings that you may understand and know how to worship, and
20 For if you keep my
21 And now, verily I say unto you, I was in the
22 And all those who are begotten through me are
23 Ye were also in the beginning with the Father; that which is
24 And
25 And whatsoever is
26 The Spirit of
27 And no man receiveth a
28 He that
29 Man was also in the
30 All truth is independent in that
31 Behold, here is the
32 And every man whose spirit receiveth not the
33 For man is
34 And when
35 The
36 The
37 Light and truth forsake that
38 Every
39 And that
40 But I have commanded you to bring up your
41 But verily I say unto you, my servant Frederick G. Williams, you have continued under this condemnation;
42 You have not
43 And now a commandment I give unto you—if you will be delivered you shall set in
44 Verily, I say unto my servant Sidney Rigdon, that in some things he hath not kept the commandments concerning his children; therefore, first set in order thy house.
45 Verily, I say unto my servant Joseph Smith, Jun., or in other words, I will call you
46 I called you
47 And now, verily I say unto Joseph Smith, Jun.—You have not kept the commandments, and must needs stand
48 Your
49 What I say unto one I say unto all;
50 My servant Newel K. Whitney also, a bishop of my church, hath need to be
51 Now, I say unto you, my friends, let my servant Sidney Rigdon go on his journey, and make haste, and also proclaim the
52 And let my servants Joseph Smith, Jun., and Frederick G. Williams make haste also, and it shall be given them even according to the prayer of faith; and inasmuch as you keep my sayings you shall not be confounded in this world, nor in the world to come.
53 And, verily I say unto you, that it is my will that you should


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There are rumors now that kabuto is be back but he found a new group called falcon group. What do you think, guys? Does this kind of group will exist in narutoverse? Who will be the possible members of this group? There are rumors also that naruto will join with akatsuki group.
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The Hotel Vittoria brings you to the spa in Milan!
During your stay in Milan, why not delve into a complete remise en forme with massages, wellness, sauna, turkish bath, jacuzzi tubs with jets and waterfalls, steam bath and much more. Guided by an expert staff of professionals, you'll find your mental and physical balance in a pleasant and relaxing environment.
Our hotel's special price agreement with the modern spa and wellness center QC Termemilano offers all our guests a wide range of beauty and spa treatments at discounted prices.
In addition, at QCTerme you'll be served themed buffets at different hours of the day, and in the evening an aperitif is served in the wonderful backdrop of old Milan.
Easily accessible from the hotel, the QC Termemilano center is located in Piazzale Medaglie d'Oro.
Ask the reception at the Hotel Vittoria for more information on the use of the wellness center and its services.


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Journeyman RT Anthony Clement was the weak link on the offensive line, but the Jets will try to re-sign him before he becomes an unrestricted free agent. Why do that? Because Clement started 16 games, improved as the season wore on and could be a good stop-gap starter until a younger player is ready to step in. Thing is, that player isn't on the roster yet. It wouldn't be a shock if they pick a right tackle on the first day of the draft, but it still would make sense to have a veteran on hand. If Clement's asking price isn't crazy, he could be that guy. . . .
RB Derrick Blaylock, who opened last season as the No. 1 back but faded quickly from the radar screen, probably will be released in March. The Jets signed him in 2005, thinking he could replace backup LaMont Jordan. But, in two years, he has appeared in only 11 games. He's a very good special teams player, but it's not enough to justify his relatively high salary for a backup. With Leon Washington, they can't afford to keep two undersized backs.
SCOUTING REPORT: RB Cedric Houston can be an effective north-south runner. He doesn't waste many steps and hits the hole quickly, even when nothing is there. He has quick feet and can make people miss, but he doesn't have that extra gear that can get him to the second level. Still, he's a useful back, capable of contributing 10 carries per carries, if necessary. He's not going to embarrass a team, but there's really nothing special about him. He could be a backup to Leon Washington or a No. 3 back if they acquire an every-down back to take the feature role.
DRAFT BUZZ: They need to start grooming a replacement for DE Kimo von Oelhoffen, and one first-round possibility is Nebraska's Adam Carriker. At 6-6, 290, he has the ideal size to play end in a 3-4 scheme. He doesn't have the speed to be an edge rusher, which makes him a perfect fit as a two-gapping lineman. The Jets, with three picks in the first two rounds, are thinking defense. They also need help at cornerback, and there could be a couple of quality corners still available with the 25th pick, including Cal's Daymeion Hughes.
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Posted 01 February 2007 - 12:50 PM
But seriously I do like him as a 2nd round prospect. In fact...I just seem to have a man-crush on Cal players this year...not quite sure why...
Marshawn Lynch - RB
Brandon Mebane - NT
Daymeion Hughes - CB
Woulnd't mind seeing all three of them on the team to tell ya the truth...
Posted 01 February 2007 - 01:33 PM
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Posted 01 February 2007 - 03:41 PM
Brandon Moore is signed through 2010
Posted 01 February 2007 - 03:45 PM
WE NEED DEFENSE WITH OUR 1ST!!...bush or hunt in the 2nd and leon with houston can do the job just fine..
Posted 01 February 2007 - 04:24 PM
i like a. jones, but hes strictly a LT prospect at this point. If he packs on the lbs, he might be able to be a force at the right side, but he better make the change quick
Posted 01 February 2007 - 04:34 PM
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Posted 01 February 2007 - 07:46 PM
Blaylock on the other hand....At least the guy can say that he had his shot. He isnt a starting caliber running back. Good luck..
"I'm glad that the Gillette field was soft and messy
since I spent so much time down on it."-Tom Brady
Posted 02 February 2007 - 07:23 AM
Maybe back to KC??
Posted 02 February 2007 - 08:02 PM
I like how we used Adrian Jones at the end of the year, by having him as a blocking TE, I think we should do that more, since he played TE in college, and is too small for RT, and he will never be a LT for us unless Ferguson goes down injured.
Thats not certain thats hes gone, hes a good backup. Plus it was one mistake, and he payed the fines on the team, so he is not automatically gone.
Posted 02 February 2007 - 08:27 PM
" Winning isn't everything; its the only thing"
RIP Uncle Bob 5/12/06
Posted 02 February 2007 - 09:30 PM
do birds have beaks?
Posted 02 February 2007 - 09:52 PM
I'll give you a mulligan on that post...cough it up to heaving a headache or something...
Cut Houston and keep Blaylock and Barlow!!!??? Blaylock is without a doubt gone...he runs into the line of scrimmage and than falls over. Barlow may stay...but I think Houston is much better power option. Houston always falls forward....Barlow gives up too easily.
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I paid them $110 for 3 months membership and for that they served me up "matches" from NY, NJ, PA (I'm not from any of those states and I also filled in their section about how far away I was willing to travel and if I wanted to meet someone from far away who would relocate and I said NO). The reason I feel so stupid is because, like most sucker games, this one seems so obvious AFTER I lost my money.
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I used the system for a few weeks, during which time I was sent only a few matches and they were inappropriate and didn't match my criteria or my personality at all. Disappointed I emailed eHarmony to cancel and got a lame reply that didn't explain anything. So I called in and talked to a nice guy who said my settings were all wrong and that he'd reset them, I'd re-do the test and I would have tons of matches in no time.
Well, I did as he said and for about a week I got the several matches he was talking about. None of which I would be the least bit interested in either in personality or in looks. So I called in again and was told that since I'd had an account 2 years prior, I could not cancel my subscription. They said that they matched on personality and that I should give the matches they were sending a chance.
I was very upset about this as it cost $110.85 and I thought I would be able to cancel. You have to read the fine print and even then it's sketchy in terms of a previous encounter. Needless to say, I'm very disgusted with the whole thing and feel that I have been ripped off.
Since my last conversations with eHarmony, I have only received a few "matches" and again none that I would be interested in. They tell me to be patient and that they don't promise that I'll get a lot of matches or matches everyday. My experience has been awful...and expensive. So be very careful before you sign up with eHarmony... their commercials and matching system doesn't take your desires into consideration, yet somehow they promise to match on personality. I think its a losing proposition myself.
I signed up for the 3-month trial, after being really persuaded by the TV commercials. I have been on other dating sites (that were free) but wanted to find a serious relationship and it seemed like eHarmony would provide that. However I was very disappointed with the matches, they all looked so terrible. There is no way to specify body type as a criteria or attractiveness. On top of that, you cannot hide or block your profile from desperate unattractive matches. So I took my photo down and just waited out the subscription. It's too much money to spend, getting the results I was getting.
So if you do not like your matches, you have to sit and wait until some new ones join eHarmony. If you do not find looks as a criteria then yes maybe you will be happy. But I still think physical attractiveness plays some role. I could not picture myself in an intimate relationship with the people the site were suggesting. I was disgusted.
I then proposed that since men have a better time finding women in the natural world, since there is so many of us, that the only reason a guy would even sign up on a PAID site is that they failed in the natural world. But again that's my opinion. It just sucks for females, not enough men out there unfortunately, attractive ones anyway.
I initially signed up for eHarmony in August of 2010 as a 3-month "trial" membership and billed it to my credit card. It was under my understanding that this would be a one time flat rate and if I was interested, I could extend my membership. Needless to say, I was not impressed with their "matches" and discontinued visiting their website.
I have just recently found out that they have been charging my credit card quarterly without my consent. I immediately contacted eHarmony and they told me that because that I did not cancel my membership, I was automatically charged their monthly fee. I am disgusted with their non-professionalism and hope that I can prevent this from happening again.
Before signing up, I just ran a few checks. On the first settings I had, there were only 25 potential candidates with 30 miles of me, and of these, 6 weren't even in the UK. And since when has China been within 30 miles of the UK? I changed all the settings the other way around, changed the location by 100 miles - and still got the same list. Try the test for yourself. This company simply does not have anything like the number of members the two key UK dating websites have. Spend money with them at your own risk - I'm not going to.
WAVELAND, ARKANSAS -- I have tried this service twice now but it will be the last time. They only match me with people outside my age and distance request. When I contact them, they say I need to change my profile or post better pictures to be matched with others. I want to be matched with someone who is what their profile says and who looks like their picture so I can only assume the men I'm looking at would appreciate the same. Why do you have to pretend to be someone else to get matched? I'm sure there are men in Arkansas within 120 miles of me who are members of this site. Just show them to me.
Thanks for your feedback.
Thanks for trying eHarmony. We're sorry to hear that you didn't have a satisfactory experience either time you tried. There is, in fact, a way to adjust your settings so that you don't get any matches outside of the settings you've chosen, and it can be done by making a few clicks. We do always try to offer suggestions to our members in order to improve their experience, because we genuinely our members to find success.
We do a search for matches every day, and how many matches you receive depends on many factors – first and foremost, compatibility, then we take all of your personal settings into account.
I personally would be happy to view your account to see if I can help further or answer any questions you have. If you happen to be on Twitter, you find me as @eharmony_jack.
CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE -- As a widow, my grown daughters had been encouraging me to join eHarmony for the last couple of years. I finally joined but thankfully, I only joined for three months. I have had very few matches, nothing in the last two weeks. When I emailed their customer service department, they suggested I change my drinking preference from a few times a year to a more frequent use. In addition, they also suggested that I select more religions denominations as I had selected those that I felt were compatible with my religious views.
I was surprised by their suggestion as both of these are indicators reflect who I am as a person. With supposedly thousands joining daily, I find it hard to believe there aren't other people who have views similar to mine. There is no refund if you are dissatisfied; however, I will obviously not renew my subscription. I now know that their commercials aren't for real. In good conscience, I cannot recommend their service to any of my single friends.
BE CAREFUL giving eHarmony as a gift! eHarmony will screw you later by continuing to charge YOU…the gift-giver! It happened to us...we called them to resolve it – explaining to them that it is illegal to charge OUR card on a continuing basis WITHOUT OUR approval. They have every right to contact the account holder – and attempt to make arrangements for a continuing subscription – but it is purely illegal to allow the gift recipient to authorize OUR card to continue to be charged.
And you know what they said? "We have to have the gift recipient's approval to not charge your card" WHAT??? It is not the gift recipient's card! This is criminal, scammy, and illegal. Thankfully our gift recipient called "for us" to "authorize" the discontinuation of charges on OUR card! Be careful – these people are scammy!


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Wireless Sensors for Temperature, Humidity, or CO2; RF Transmitter and Sockets for Raspberry Pi; Low-power Wireless IC for Smart Metering; Bluetooth Wireless Performance - Cost Reduce Now; Analogue Front End for Digital Radios; High Power Wireless UART Transceiver
Volume 9 - Issue 5 - 05/05/2014
Ultra-broadband 180 Degree Hybrid Coupler; AC Power Systems for Wireless Applications; PLM Case Study on Wireless Innovation; PAN1322 Series Bluetooth RF Module; Wireless and RF Capabilities; TCI6636 Wireless Infrastructure SoC
Volume 9 - Issue 4 - 04/07/2014
Large NEMA 4X Frequency Friendly Enclosures; Portable, Tactical RF Booster Amplifier; DC Power Systems for Wireless Applications; Outdoor Wireless Ethernet Bridge; USB-based VNA Cuts Data Transfer Time; Migrate Legacy to QAM; Functioning Mobile Text-to-911 Solution; Dual Mode, Place and Play Bluetooth Module; Actually... It IS Easy Being Green; CXT SmartWireless Gas Detectors
Volume 9 - Issue 3 - 03/03/2014
Wirelessly Monitor Flowrates with TVA Flowmeter; Become a Registered Telecommunications Project Manager; Wireless Battery Charger; Wireless Thermocouple Module; LRWSS Transmitter; Circulators, Isolators for Wireless Infrastructure
Volume 9 - Issue 2 - 02/03/2014
Hassle-free Steam Trap Monitoring Without Cables; USB to Fiber Media Converters; High Power, Ultra-High Frequency RFID Tags/Readers; Temperature-to-Wireless Transmitters; Modeling Inter-vehicular Communication Using EM Simulation; IR Wireless Footswitch; Wireless Gas Detectors and Systems; Emerson Connectivity Solutions MCX Connectors; Wireless Torque Monitoring System
Volume 9 - Issue 1 - 01/06/2014
Safe Cities Understanding the Market Opportunity; Bluetooth Class 2 Module with Onboard Antenna; RF Building Blocks; High Power Wireless UART Transceiver; LightSense RF Wireless Master Controller; Low-power Wireless IC for Smart Metering
Volume 8 - Issue 14 - 12/02/2013
New 100 W Limiters and GaN PAs; Discover the New Science of Transaction Security; Overcoming Unknown Layout When Modeling Outdoor-to-Indoor Propagation; RF Building Blocks; New IHSMaritime360.com Site has Launched; Limitless Wireless Operator Interface Series
Volume 8 - Issue 13 - 11/04/2013
Discover the New Science of Transaction Security; Wireless Sensors for Temperature, Humidity or CO2; A Conference for the ITS Professional; Outdoor Wireless Ethernet Bridge; Low-power Wireless IC for Smart Metering; Wireless Thermocouple Module
Volume 8 - Issue 12 - 10/21/2013
TCI6636 Wireless Infrastructure SoC; Wireless Battery Charger; Circulators, Isolators for Wireless Infrastructure; High Power Wireless UART Transceiver; Bluetooth Wireless Performance - Cost Reduce Now
Volume 8 - Issue 11 - 10/07/2013
New Integrated Small Cell PA; Wireless Communication Card for Retrofit Opps; Discover the New Science of Transaction Security; Embedded M2M Devices; Web Site Store: Toko Alternative Helical BandPass Filter; Temperature-to-Wireless Transmitters
Volume 8 - Issue 10 - 09/16/2013
New High-performance Filters Enable 4G Smartphones; Wireless Sensors for Temperature, Humidity or CO2; Discover the New Science of Transaction Security; Wireless Machine Monitoring System; A Conference for the ITS Professional; Large NEMA 4X Frequency Friendly Enclosures; Wireless Battery-powered Load Cell Amplifier; Wireless Gas Detector for Parking Structures
Volume 8 - Issue 9 - 09/03/2013
LRWSS Transmitter; RXT Wireless Configuration Tool; Custom Wireless Network Components; High-speed Wireless Networking; Wireless Discrete-input Transmitters
Volume 8 - Issue 8 - 08/05/2013
Ruggedized Fiber Links for Broadcast TV; Discover the New Science of Transaction Security; RF and Microwave Filters: All Wireless Bands; ACFF-1024 ISM Bandpass Filter; Electromagnetic Software for Wireless Communication Planning; VCXO Achieving High Frequency with Ultra-low Phase Jitter; High Power Transceiver Amplifier; Temperature-to-Wireless Transmitters
Volume 8 - Issue 7 - 07/01/2013
Discover the New Science of Transaction Security; Wireless Machine Monitoring System; MGA-43728 Linear Power Amplifier Module; Wireless and RF Capabilities; Wireless Alarm Station; High Power Transceiver Amplifier
Volume 8 - Issue 6 - 06/03/2013
New GaN Solutions for Wireless Applications; Discover the New Science of Transaction Security; High-performance Filters for All Wireless Bands; LRWSS Transmitter; Engineering Data Management; Nova-Strobe LED Portable and Rugged Stroboscopes; Laser Guidance Components; Wireless Battery-powered Load Cell Amplifier
Volume 8 - Issue 5 - 05/06/2013
Ultra-broadband Directional Couplers; Market Leading 50 W Tactical Booster Amplifiers; Complete Line of Reliable, Long-lasting Routers; Discover the New Science of Transaction Security; Low-cost RF RX and TX Path Multiplexing; High-speed Wireless Networking
Volume 8 - Issue 4 - 04/01/2013
LRWSS Transmitter; Iver2 AUV Marine Robot; VariTrans 26000; Cost-effective Monitoring of Roller Gap Separation
Volume 8 - Issue 3 - 03/04/2013
32 GHz Compact Fiber Optic Transport Solution; Wireless Sensor-Alert; SureCross MultiHop Radios with I/O; Wireless Machine Monitoring System; Wireless and RF Capabilities; Medical-grade Power Isolation Unit
Volume 8 - Issue 2 - 02/04/2013
Wireless Sensors from the Sensor Specialist; Large NEMA 4X Frequency Friendly Enclosures; Solar Power for Remote Equipment; High Throughput Standards Based Wireless Networking; Model CMS2010; Bluetooth Wireless Performance - Cost Reduce Now; Limitless Wireless Limit Switches; Wireless Alarm Station
Volume 8 - Issue 1 - 01/07/2013
Hydrogen Gas Generating Cell; Lithium Polymer Battery; Adding Wireless to Sensors for ZigBee Made Easy; ODVA-compliant Fiber-optic LC Connectors; Anti-vandal Switch Rated to IP65; Custom Resistors; Medical-grade Power Isolation Unit
Volume 7 - Issue 14 - 12/03/2012
LTE / 4G Node Alignment via Fiber Optic GPS; Microprocessor Based Instrumentation and Amplifiers; Wireless Machine Monitoring System; Wireless and RF Capabilities
Volume 7 - Issue 13 - 11/05/2012
New High-performance MMPA for Next-gen Smartphones; TIL-TEK Introduces New TriBand Carrier Antenna (698 MHz- 2690 MHz); SAS-571 Double Ridge Guide Horn Antenna; Prototype Your Large Floating-point DSP Designs; Quiet, Please!; Low Profile Dualband Antenna; StreamPix 5
Volume 7 - Issue 12 - 10/15/2012
Dolphin Energy Harvesting Transceiver Modules and Development Tools; Secure, Purpose Built Wireless System Flexibility; Limitless Wireless Switching Can Save Up to 60%!; Keep Up with the LTE Revolution!; Terminations and Loads , dc-50 GHz, up to 1,000W; Rechargeable Energy Storage Device
Volume 7 - Issue 11 - 10/01/2012
Revolutionary Active RFID Tag Utilizing 433 MHz; 802.11ac Wi-Fi RF Module for Smartphones; Industrial Ethernet to Fiber Optic Bit-Driver; 4-Way Wilkinson Power Divider; Wireless Machine Monitoring System; Wireless Alarm Station; Wireless Sensor-Alert
Volume 7 - Issue 10 - 09/17/2012
Wireless Sensors from the Sensor Specialist; Remote Control Switching via iPhone App with M7365; Large NEMA 4X Frequency Friendly Enclosures; Solar Power for Remote Equipment; Adding Wireless to Sensors for ZigBee Made Easy; Directional Couplers Cover 0.3-18.0 GHz; Control Transformer; Top Electronics Sourcing Hub in Asia; Green UPS for Data Centre application (10-400kVA)
Volume 7 - Issue 9 - 09/04/2012
Multiband Combiners for Wirless Applications; Revolutionary Active RFID Tag Utilizing 433 MHz; Cavity Bandpass Filter Solutions for 700 MHz Systems; Contactless Multi-turn Optical Rotary Position Sensors; Solar Power Inverter Inductor Powder Core; Trio Data Radios Bring Versatility and Reliability to Your Wireless Network; Top Electronics Sourcing Hub in Asia
Volume 7 - Issue 8 - 08/06/2012
Cavity Bandpass Filter Solutions for 700 MHz Systems; First Mobile 802.11ac Wi-Fi RF Module; The Daywatcher Saves Thousands per Year; Portable RF/EM Shielding Tabletop Enclosure; Wireless and RF Capabilities
Volume 7 - Issue 7 - 07/02/2012
Electrically Conductive Adhesive Film; Lighting Capacitors; G-Band Transmitters - Cutting Edge Performance; High-reliability Thick Film Chip Resistor; Illuminated Compact Rugged Keyboard
Volume 7 - Issue 6 - 06/04/2012
New Dual-band PA-Duplexer Modules; D-Block 700 MHz Spectrum Bandpass and Bandpass Band Combiners for Public Safety Communication; AM/FM Receiver for Mechanically-tuned Radios; High-performance and Robust BMR-Spring Connectors; OEM Wireless Solutions; Wireless Alarm Station
Volume 7 - Issue 5 - 05/07/2012
Solar Power for Communication Networks; GPS Testing Validates Design and Reliability; Thermally Conductive NASA Low Outgassing Epoxy; Auto-tuning RF Booster Amplifiers; Sine Wave Filters
Volume 7 - Issue 4 - 04/02/2012
High Throughput Standards Based Wireless Networking; Auto-tuning RF Booster Amplifiers; Solar Power for Remote Equipment; Wireless Machine Monitoring System; Introducing a Cost-effective 10 MHz OCXOs; Wireless and RF Capabilities; Wireless Sensor-Alert
Volume 7 - Issue 3 - 03/05/2012
Solar Power for Remote Equipment; Precision Cost-effective Pins for Telecom Industry; Custom Remote Controls; RF Microwave Calibration; Motor Protection Filters; Easy-to-Use Trio Data Radios; KVT Split Cable Glands for Routing Pre-terminated Cables; High Voltage Ceramic Capacitor 10 to 50 KVDC; Wireless Bluetooth Barcode Reader
Volume 7 - Issue 2 - 02/06/2012
Solar Power for Remote Equipment; GPS Testing Validates Design and Reliability; Antenna Analysis and Placement Tool; Multiband Combiners for Wireless Applications; Ramp Your Wireless Products Faster; Outdoor 802.11n Wireless AP/Bridge/Client; Bluetooth Class 2 Module with Onboard Antenna; The Daywatcher Saves Thousands per Year; Millimeter Scale Energy Harvesting Wireless Sensors; Wireless Alarm Station
Volume 7 - Issue 1 - 01/03/2012
Wireless Sensors from the Sensor Specialist; Large NEMA 4X Frequency Friendly Enclosures; Custom Wireless Sensor Solutions; MPT 900R Wireless Receiver; Test and Measurement Accessories; 7026TX Awarded UL 60950 Certification
Volume 6 - Issue 14 - 12/05/2011
Millimeter Scale Zero Power Wireless Sensors; Wireless Machine Monitoring System; Wireless and RF Capabilities; SureCross MultiHop Radios with I/O; AM/FM Receiver for Mechanically-tuned Radios
Volume 6 - Issue 13 - 11/07/2011
RF Measurement Fundamentals Webcast Series; Surface-mount LEDs Save on Installation; Industrial IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n IP68 Wireless AP/bridge/client; Quiet Please!; Amplifier Output Assemblies
Volume 6 - Issue 12 - 10/17/2011
Wireless Machine Monitoring System; Wireless and RF Capabilities; Accutech Self-powered Wireless Instrumentation; Rugged Wireless/MDS
Volume 6 - Issue 11 - 10/03/2011
Ultra-small, Low-cost Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi + Bluetooth Low Energy Combo Modules; High Energy Density Rechargeable Li-Ion Cells for Your Products; Wireless Sensors from the Sensor Specialist; Custom Wireless Sensor Solutions; Fiber Optic Interconnects for Business Critical Applications; Two Omni Antennas for Military L/S-Band and C-Band
Volume 6 - Issue 10 - 09/19/2011
Custom Enclosure; Wireless PACs and I/O; Hub for Sourcing Electronics in Asia; Outdoor Industrial Wireless Serial Solutions; SC PC Fiber Opical Quick Connector; WirelessHART Adapter SWA70
Volume 6 - Issue 9 - 09/06/2011
The OCXO 143 Series from Isotemp Research Inc.; Got ZIGBEE?; Ultra-small, Low-cost Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi + Bluetooth Low Energy Combo Modules; Custom Wireless Sensor Solutions; Solar Power for Remote Locations; Short Form Catalog Simplifies Component Selection; Hub for Sourcing Electronics in Asia; ConvertaWave2 RF Downconverter; WirelessHART Adapter SWA70
Volume 6 - Issue 8 - 08/01/2011
Ultra-small, Low-cost Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi + Bluetooth Low Energy Combo Modules; Configuring Phase-coherent RF Measurement Systems: From MIMO to Beamforming; Custom Wireless Sensor Solutions; New Flexible RF/EM Shielding Enclosure Options; RF and Antenna Solutions Breakthrough; AR50 Booster Amplifier -- JITC Certified; MPT 900R Wireless Receiver
Volume 6 - Issue 7 - 07/05/2011
New Wireless Remote Display Inclinometer; RF400 Spread Spectrum Radio; AM/FM Receiver for Mechanically-tuned Radios
Volume 6 - Issue 6 - 06/06/2011
Communications Amplifiers: Farther and Better; Dual-RF Enhances Wireless Reliability and Redundancy; RF400 Spread Spectrum Radio; Radio Frequency Identity Tag; Fully-integrated Dual-band WLAN PA; Ramp Your Wireless Products Faster; Bandpass Filters for ISM Bands
Volume 6 - Issue 5 - 05/02/2011
Harwin's Archer M50 Range Delivers Fine Pitch Reliability; In-building Distributed Antenna System for Land Mobile Radio Coverage Enhancement; Brush Engineered Materials Companies Are Now Materion; Solar Power Solutions for Communication Networks; 2.4 GHz Bridge Succeeds Where WiFi Fails; Wireless Filters at IMS2011; Wireless Bluetooth Barcode Reader; SC PC Fiber Opical Quick Connector; Custom Wireless Sensor Solutions
Volume 6 - Issue 4 - 04/04/2011
Battery-powered Wi-Fi Modules for Sensing Apps; Series 80000 Satcom Tranceivers, Radio Frequency Identity Tag; Model PT9281 V.22bis Modem Transformer; Cavity Duplexer for 900 MHz GSM; Custom Wireless Sensor Solutions; Wireless PACs and I/O
Volume 6 - Issue 3 - 03/07/2011
Low-cost RF Switch; Battery-powered Wi-Fi Modules for Sensing Apps; Series 80000 Satcom Tranceivers; World Leader in Technology Education at a Distance; OEM Wireless Solutions; Dual L and X Band Fiber Optic Transmission System; Ramp Your Wireless Products Faster; Remote Battery Monitoring Tool
Volume 6 - Issue 2 - 02/07/2011
Optimal TCXOs for Mobile Communications, Battery-powered Wi-Fi Modules for Sensing Apps; Durable, Lightweight Carrying Cases, Holsters, and Pouches; Engineered Materials for RF Microwave Interference Control, 2.4 GHz Bridge Succeeds Where WiFi Fails; Smart Antenna for Base Station
Volume 6 - Issue 1 - 01/03/2011
Wireless Sensors from the Sensor Specialist; Q-NET Report Business Intelligence; New Low-cost Wi-Fi Modules; Wireless Multi-switch Controller; IP67/68-rated Wireless AP for Outdoor Applications;
Volume 5 - Issue 12 - 12/06/2010
Renesas Front End Integrated Circuit Simplifies Board Design and Reduces Cost; Control and Monetize Device Activation and Capacity; Wireless PACs and I/O; RF MCX Switch Connectors for Navigation; Tiny Low-cost Battery Charger and DC Regulator
Volume 5 - Issue 11 - 11/01/2010
Low-cost RF Switch; Total Control Even with Your Eyes Closed; Mixed-signal Active Load Pull System; Broadcast Your Wireless Signal�Not Your Company Secrets!; Trouble Sourcing PLL Products? We Have the Solution...; New Long Range 900 MHz Wireless Ethernet Module; Frequency Friendly Enclosures -- No Metals; New CDMA800 SAW Duplexer
Volume 5 - Issue 10 - 10/04/2010
Do You Need Robust and Reliable Ethernet Connecivity?; Introducing the Industry's First PXI Vector Network Analyzer; Critical Communications and First Responder Network Traffic; Critical Communications and First Responder Network Traffic; Low-cost Multi-function Frequency Hopping RF Modules; New Low-cost Attenuators Offer Ethernet/RS-232 and Manual Control; New Wideband Antennas; Total Security on the Endpoint; Want to Know the Difference Between Helical Filter and SAW Filter?; Smallest and Ligh
Volume 5 - Issue 9 - 09/07/2010
Trouble Sourcing PLL Products? We Have the Solution; Introducing the Industry's First PXI Vector Network Analyzer; How to Simplify the Design of an RF Remote Control; Solving Today's Ka Band Measurement Challenges; Base Station RFICs for 3G/4G; MGA-63xP8 High Linearity Low Noise Amplifiers; Smallest High Frequency Fundamental VCXOs; World Leader in Technology Education at a Distance; Development Tools for Wireless Applications; MMBX -- RF Board to Board Solution; Distinguish Yourself from the
Volume 5 - Issue 8 - 08/02/2010
CC430 SoC for Microcontroller-based RF Applications; Introducing Xinger-III Hybrid and Directional Couplers; Mission-critical Network Application Solutions; MPT 900T Wireless Transmitter; SeaI/O Wireless Data Acquisition Modules; Longer-Range IEEE 802.15.4 Wireless Module; Telecomm Tester (OEM Welcome); Distinguish Yourself from the Competition; Multiband 1/3 Rack-mounted Block Converter
Volume 5 - Issue 7 - 07/06/2010
New 2.4GHz Industrial Wireless Ethernet Radio Module; Perform Adaptable WLAN Measurements with Speed and Accuracy; Save Time and Money -- Go Wireless; Small Form Factor OCXO Solution with High Stability; High Performance Switches, Routers, SSL VPN; Absolute Encoders Go Wireless with SwiftComm; Go Totally Wireless
Volume 5 - Issue 6 - 06/07/2010
High-power Transistors Offer Breakthrough Efficiency; World Leader in Technology Education at a Distance; Wireless CAN Bridge
Volume 5 - Issue 5 - 05/03/2010
WiMAX Front End Solution Technology; Go Totally Wireless!; DX99 Wireless Transceiver, Use in Hazardous Areas; X-parameters and Beyond White Paper; Big Merger. Small Changes.; Engineered Materials for RF Microwave Interference Control; Save Time and Money -- Go Wireless; Enabling Smart Energy with JN5148 Modules; New Low-cost Wi-Fi Modules
Volume 5 - Issue 4 - 04/05/2010
MGA-43x28: 2.3-2.7GHz Wi-Fi/WiMAX PAs; Wireless CAN Bridge; SMPM DC Blocks, 16 kHz to 50 GHz; Big Merger. Small Changes.; LTE Communications Library Video Presentation; Asymmetric Fiber Optic Antenna Links; EZRadioPRO Embedded Wireless Receivers
Volume 5 - Issue 3 - 03/01/2010
Large Selection of In-stock Motorized Impellers; Low-cost Wireless Band Power Combiners/Dividers; Smallest Front End IC for 2.4 GHz Applications; Engineered Materials for RF Microwave Interference Control; Shielding Supports Testing; 3D Planar EM Simulator; Go Totally Wireless!; Wireless CAN Bridge
Volume 5 - Issue 2 - 02/01/2010
40-6000 MHz High Linearity Gain Blocks (37-40 dBm); Low-cost Wireless Band Power Combiners/Dividers; Analog Synthesizers for Multi-Tone IMD Test; The Industry's Highest Performing Short Range Wireless Solutions; Create Bluetooth Interoperability; New 24 VDC Enclosure Air Conditioner; ZigBee Smart Energy Solutions; 450 MHz Ultra Wide Band Omni Directional Antenna; High-performance Wide-band RF Tuner; Wireless Design Reference Manual, 3rd Edition
Volume 5 - Issue 1 - 01/04/2010
300 MHz-2.4 GHz RFIC Short-Range Radios; Low-cost Wireless Band Power Combiners/Dividers; Software Video Presentations; Understanding RF Test: What Every Engineer Should Know; 30 GHz-80 GHz Ultra Broadband Traveling Wave Amplifier; Efficient Cooling Using Compact Coolers (Heat Exchangers); 450 MHz Ultra Wide Band Omni Directional Antenna; Industrial Strength Wireless Instrumentation
Volume 4 - Issue 12 - 12/07/2009
'Seaworthy' Wi-Fi Ethernet Serial Servers; Ethernet Wireless Connection; Wireless Technologies; TestWave; Achieve Wire Speed with Wireless; Industrial Wireless Ethernet Device; IP67/68-rated Wireless AP for Outdoor Applications
Volume 4 - Issue 11 - 11/02/2009
Quad-Band Polar GSM/EDGE PAM; Rack-mount and Benchtop RF Shielded Test Enclosures; Seaworthy Wi-Fi Ethernet Serial Servers; Low-cost Wireless Band Power Combiners/Dividers; High-performance GPS LNA Front-end Module; Remote Monitoring? Get the Perfect Enclosure; EZRadioPRO Embedded Wireless Receivers; Board to Board for UFL EQ Connector; DC Edge II for Power Distribution; Automated Motion Detection Module
Volume 4 - Issue 10 - 10/05/2009
New -- Most Trusted Wireless Handheld Analyzers; Quad-Band Polar GSM/EDGE PAM; Directional Couplers and Wilkinson 2-way Power Divider; Base Stations and Access Points; New Wideband Antennas; Never Sacrifice Form for Function; Enabling Smart Energy with JN5148 Modules; Panel Antenna for MIMO802.11n Window 11dBi; Board to Board for UFL EQ Connector; Smallest/ Lightest for Top Cable Assembly
Volume 4 - Issue 9 - 09/08/2009
New Quad-Band GSM/GPRS PA Module; SAW Filter 902.5 MHz; New Products for Wireless Data Communication; Designing for Compliance to UL 60950-1, 2nd Edition Workshops; New Development Kit for High-bandwidth, Low-power Designs; Electronic Components and Equipment Sourcing Carnival; Will Wireless Work When Wired Won't?; ZigBee PRO for Smart Energy Solutions; WiMAX Front End Solution Technology; Free2move's Bluetooth RS-232 Serial Port Plug; EZRadioPRO Embedded Wireless Receivers
Volume 4 - Issue 8 - 08/03/2009
New Highly-linear Backhaul PA; SMD 5.0X3.2 11.2896MHz Crystal Oscillator; Wireless Network Design Services; Continuous Wireless Sensing Provided by Solar Power; ServSwitch Wireless KVM Extender; JAN-qualified Diodes; MPT 900T Wireless Transmitter
Volume 4 - Issue 7 - 07/06/2009
Application Specific RF Shielded Test Enclosures; Fast, Flexible, and Cost-effective Laser Cutting; Wireless Modules for Intelligent Lighting Systems; WiMAX Front End Solution Technology; Ultra-minature Surface Mounting Battery Ratainers; Your Wireless Technology Design Partner
Volume 4 - Issue 6 - 06/01/2009
Ultra-Mini LFU Coax Connectors and Cable Assemblies; Wireless Sensing for Strain/Analog I/O, Improve Sensitivity and Dynamic Range of Your Receiver, AVR-based 2.4 GHz Wireless Evaluation Kit, PV-PLUS Modular Parallel Surge Protection Device, Evaluation Kits for IEEE802.15.4, ZigBee, and 6LoWPAN, Reliable Long Range Wireless Data Transfer
Volume 4 - Issue 5 - 05/04/2009
Lowest Power, Cost-Optimized FPGAs with Transceivers; 2520 Balanced GPS SAW Filter; RadioLinx Intelligent Cellular; 700 MHz Spectrum Solutions; R-8553/5 CDMA Modem Wireless Communication Module; Analog Detector
Volume 4 - Issue 4 - 04/06/2009
Site Specific Radio Propagation Software; Innovative Solution for Private IP Networks; RF Shielded Test Enclosures for Your Benchtop; High-quality RF and Microwave Passive Components; Improve Performance and Efficiency; 700 MHz Spectrum Solutions; SMD 5.0X3.2 Crystal Oscillator
Volume 4 - Issue 3 - 03/02/2009
If It's Outdoors and It's Wireless...; Exceptional Frequency Range, Unprecedented Dynamic Range; Enclosures Customized for Your Project; Portable EMI Shielding Enclosures and Pouches; Development Tools and Accessories
Volume 4 - Issue 2 - 02/02/2009
Customer-defined 900 MHz Filters; Money Saving Attenuators to 6 GHz; High-quality RF and Microwave Passive Components; GPS FEM Offers LNA and Filter Combination; Class 2 Bluetooth Serial Module with Antenna Extn; New Mobile Device PA-Duplexer Module Family; Industrial Switching Hubs-EH2005/EH2006
Volume 4 - Issue 1 - 01/05/2009
If It's Outdoors and It's Wireless...; Learn the Secrets of PCB Shielding; Low-Cost Wireless Band Power Combiners/Dividers; Microwave Components; Affordable Wireless Serial Device Server, PS110W; The Perfect Air Conditioner; New GPS Ceramic Duplexers and DCS-PCS Cavity Filters
Volume 3 - Issue 12 - 12/01/2008
900 MHz Wireless Ethernet Radios; Microwave Absorbers for All Your Wireless Needs; Remote Site Power Solutions; Wireless Networks for Industrial Automation; Intrisically Safe Ethernet; Reliable Antennas Made in the U.S.; WX-400 USB Wireless Hub
Volume 3 - Issue 11 - 11/03/2008
Protect Sensitive Equipment and Systems; Hazardous Area Antennas; Embedded System Test; Reliable Antennas Made in the U.S.; Uplink Power Control Unit
Volume 3 - Issue 10 - 10/06/2008
What is a Cellular IP Modem?; Protect Sensitive Equipment and Systems; DIN Rail Wireless for 4-20mA and Discrete Input; Need a FEM for Your GPS Module?; Active RFID, RTLS & Sensor Networks 2008; New Products for DCS, PCS, and Satcom Applications; BTS Master, a Handheld Base Station Analyzer; Reliable Yagi Antennas
Volume 3 - Issue 9 - 09/02/2008
Industrial Wireless Access Point/Bridge/Client with IEEE 802.11a/b/g; Protect Sensitive Equipment and Systems; AVR-based 2.4 GHz Wireless Evaluation Kit; New, Smaller Quintplexer Available for CDMA mobile handsets; Wave-X EMI Suppression and Absorption; TAITRONICS AUTUMN 2008; 9900 Series Frequency Converters
Volume 3 - Issue 8 - 08/04/2008
Fall Embedded Systems Conferences, Revolutionary New Chip Scale Packaging Flash Demo, Custom U.FL Equivalent IPX Series Cable Assemblies Available from LTI, Wireless Ethernet/IP for ControlLogix Platform, Demonstrate Your Practical Knowledge and Skills in Wireless TechnologiesAirGuard 525A-3 Wireless Access Points
Volume 3 - Issue 7 - 07/07/2008
RFID World 2008; 2W High Linearity Power Amplifier Available; Wireless Ethernet/IP for ControlLogix Platform; Model 5860 MicroWIS RF Wireless System; ServSwitch Wireless KVM Extender; Demonstrate Your Practical Knowledge and Skills in Wireless Technologies; Security at Glastonbury Rock Festival
Volume 3 - Issue 6 - 06/02/2008
Accurate EM Propagation Solutions for Wireless Communication System Analysis; UHF-Band VCO Offers Ultra-low Phase Noise Performance; CellScale - Wireless Network Solutions; Custom Wireless Remote Controls; Wireless Radio Remote Control - R170 CAN Receiver
Volume 3 - Issue 5 - 05/05/2008
Handy Formula for Calculating Wireless Signal Strength; Share Your Thoughts -- and Win a Bose SoundDock System; 700 MHz Spectrum Solutions; Extreme Currents -- Lightning Surges Newletter; Magnetic Field Meter; EMI/RFI Shielding and Cure in Place Gasket; High Quanta CCD Image Sensors
Volume 3 - Issue 4 - 04/07/2008
Narda Components for Microwave Test and ATE Applications; Use Cellular Networks to Connect Remote Serial Devices; Solving Complex Communication Problems in Industrial Environments; Teledyne Cougar Acquires Tindall Technologies; New FPGA for Wireless Applications; New Dual Band WiFi Antenna Dual Slant Polarization; Checker 200
Volume 3 - Issue 3 - 03/03/2008
RadioLinx 802.11abg Water/Dust Tight Industrial Hotspot; ESC Silicon Valley 2008; New Voltage Tuned Filters and CDMA Duplexers/Diplexers; High-Power RF Pin Diode; Security at Glastonbury Rock Festival; CPDL-100A Custom Programmable Delay Line
Volume 3 - Issue 2 - 02/04/2008
OFW-1217 Fiber Optic Antenna Link (FOAL); Our New Products and Online Store for RF and Microwave Products; Short Range Industrial Identification Products; Low Power — Small Form Factor IrDA Data Compliant;
Volume 3 - Issue 1 - 01/07/2008
IEEE WCNC 2008 — Co-located with CTIA WIRELESS in Las Vegas; Narda Components for Microwave Test and ATE Applications; Need parts fast?; Industrial 4-20 mA Radio Systems; Two New GSM Ceramic Monoblock Duplexers; AVAGO'S 1.25 GbE SFP Low-Cost Optical Transceiver; RF Amplifier, LNA, Low Noise; Power Amplifiers RFID Readers
Volume 2 - Issue 12 - 12/03/2007
Modular Cross-connect/Surge Protector for T1, 10/100BT, GigE, and DS3; PCS Wireless Fiber Optic Repeater; Low Power — Small Form Factor IrDA Data Compliant; Protect Your Investment; Portable Satellite Test Translators; Microwarve VME Tuner
Volume 2 - Issue 11 - 11/05/2007
Low-Cost Wireless Band Power Combiners/Dividers, Pasternack 7/16 DIN Connector with Low PIM, OFW-1217 Fiber Optic Antenna Link (FOAL), iPass System Webinar, Integrated Modules for Handsets, 125 MBd Industrial Fast Ethernet Transceiver
Volume 2 - Issue 10 - 10/01/2007
Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of IEEE GLOBECOM in Washington, DC!, FTZE3 Certified by Industry Canada, Cast Antenna, A 2006 Product of the Year � ACFM-7101 QUINTPLEXER, Engineered Weighing Solutions for Crane and Lifting Applications, SPINNER Broadband Bias-T, SM Transceivers
Volume 2 - Issue 9 - 09/04/2007
Protect Your Electronic Equipment; Low-Cost Wireless Band Power Combiners/Dividers; Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of IEEE GLOBECOM in Washington, DC; eFax Corporate. Your Business Fax Solution; 16 Channel Wireless LAN-enabled Isolated I/O with Counter Module; Register Now and Receive ANT and TI Giveaway; RFID World Boston Co-Located at ESC Covers Wireless Technology; A 2006 Product of the Year -- ACFM-7101 QUINTPLEXER; Taitronics Autumn 2007; WiMAX OFDMA, 1xEVDO, and HSUPA
Volume 2 - Issue 8 - 08/06/2007
Quick-Connect Plug Adapters, Wireless Sensor Network Development XBW-K2400 Series, Building a Case for Going Wireless, Larry Mittag Teaches Wireless Networking Track, Two New GSM Ceramic Monoblock Duplexers, RFID World Boston Co-Located at ESC, Microwave Components and Integrated Subassemblies, Enter the Newark's Live Edge Design Challenge Today!
Volume 2 - Issue 7 - 07/02/2007
Stock Microwave Amplifiers, Wireless Sensor Network, Microwave Components and Integrated Subassemblies, Wireless Components, NPort Four-port Wireless Serial Device Servers, Frequency-Hopping Wireless Inspection Probe
Volume 2 - Issue 6 - 06/04/2007
Transmitters, Paging, Conventional, Trunking, and Ground to Air, Low-Cost Wireless Band Power Combiners/Dividers, Reliable Yagi Antennas, Technology for Next Gen Mobile Devices, Two-Port RS-232/422/485 to 802.11 b/g WLAN Data Gateway, Wireless and Wireless Networking
Volume 2 - Issue 5 - 05/07/2007
Ultra-Low Profile Connection Solutions, Digital Telemetry Torque Sensors, The Organization of Choice, Wireless Sensor Networking Software, Heavy Duty Antennas 200 MPH, Wireless Components, Wireless I/O Industrial Radio, Loop Powered (RF) Transmitter (LPT)
Volume 2 - Issue 4 - 04/02/2007
Wireless Sensor Networking Software, The Organization of Choice, RF and Microwave Filters and Components, Wireless Transceiver WPAN/ZigBee, Radio Modems, 2 W Wireless Infrastructure Amplifier
Volume 2 - Issue 3 - 03/05/2007
Fixed Attenuators for High Power Amplifier Design, The Organization of Choice, White Paper, Wireless Sensor Networking Software, RF and MW Filters and Products, PCS Wireless Fiber Optic Repeater, PCS Wireless Fiber Optic Repeater, Microwave Components and Integrated Subassemblies, RFID
Volume 2 - Issue 2 - 02/05/2007
High Frequency Test Cables; XBW-K2400 Wireless Sensor Network; Machines are Talking — Are You Listening?; RF and Microwave Design; Wireless Web Enables Six-Channel Relay Output; Public Safety and SMR Filter; New Complete ISM Transceiver Solutions — All On a Single Chip; Wireless Switch System 151 Digital/Analog; SAS-571 Double Ridge Guide Horn Antenna; Wireless PROFIBUS Gateway
Volume 2 - Issue 1 - 01/02/2007
Wireless Sensor Network; Wireless Access Points; Wireless and Wireless Networking; Wireless Ethernet 900 MHz PLC Radios; Custom Antennas; Mobile Network Combiner System
Volume 1 - Issue 2 - 12/04/2006
RF Component Solutions; Wireless Band Power Combiners/Dividers; 900MHz Wireless Systems; Wireless Adaptor; Custom RF and Microwave Connectors; RF Wireless System
Volume 1 - Issue 1 - 11/06/2006
Control EMI at the Source; High Linearity Driver Amplifier; RF Coaxial Cable Assembly; Machines are Talking; Wireless Radio Modem; Wireless Weighing Systems; Spectral Signal Efficiency; Low Profile Tamperproof Antenna


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Made from super strong airplane-grade aluminum, the Mustad KVD 6.5" Aluminum Pliers are not your average pair of pliers. The heavily anodized construction prevents corrosion and extends the life of your pliers. The Titanium-coated stainless steel jaws are extremely durable and are paired with replaceable tungsten-carbide cutters that cleanly slice through mono and fluorocarbon. The coiled tether with clasp and nylon belt holster keep your pliers handy at a moment's notice and prevent them from going overboard. Custom rubberized grips also make for a comfortable hold no matter how much pressure you're applying, and a convenient holster allows you to always have them at your finger tips. A handy tool for a range of fishing and non-fishing applications, the Mustad KVD 6.5" Aluminum Pliers are a must-have for any angler.
Length: 6.5"
Customer Reviews
Comments: pretty nice plier for the most part. Light, durable, the cutter works wonders even on heavy braid. The pouch clips to pants or belt for easy access. Only down side I could find is on my pair the tip of the pliers didn't pinch tight together there was a tiny gap. This isn't crucial but would be nice when pulling off old line knots in lures
From: Ty: UT 3/27/14


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Titel: The Simon & Schuster Listener's Guide to ...
Einband: Soft cover
New York, 1980. Illustrated. Paperback. 8vo. 133 pp. On jazz-music and recordings. (A very good copy). (booknr: 29971). Buchnummer des Verkäufers 29971
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AbeBooks Verkäufer seit: 30. April 2001
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