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Taking a brief break from the news of the day …..
There is no news yet on today's Montgomery, AL eligibility meeting between Renardo Sidney's family and NCAA. You may recall that Fox's Jeff Goodman, reported last week that the probability of Renardo taking the court for the Dogs is getting slimmer and slimmer. I think Goodman is right. I just can't imagine State allowing Sidney to play without being granted clearance from the PTB.
My favorite sports blog is now on WordPress. Welcome to WP, VZ.
Also, I'm still wondering what kind of voodoo is used to calculate RPI. I just checked over at Nolan's. Last night's neutral court blowout victory was worth a 2 point drop in RPI. Go figure.
And, finally, a follow up to last season's favorite, "Top Twenty Jarvis Varnado Facts" …
Even More Facts About Jarvis Varnado
(that you probably didn't know).
- In honor of Jarvis Varnado, all McDonald's in Starkville have an even larger size than the super-size. When ordering, just ask to be Jarvis-sized.
- Latest News Report from NASA … Last week NASA discovered a giant asteroid headed directly for earth. Jarvis Varnado swatted it and saved the planet. Now back to your regularly scheduled programming.
- Outer space exists because it's afraid to be on the same planet with Jarvis Varnado.
- Jarvis Varnado does not sleep. He waits.
- Jarvis Varnado is the reason why Waldo is hiding.
- Jarvis Varnado counted to infinity – twice.
- Jarvis Varnado can lead a horse to water AND make it drink.
- Jarvis Varnado doesn't wear a watch, HE decides what time it is.
- To be or not to be? That is the question. The answer? Jarvis Varnado
- When Jarvis Varnado says "More cowbell", he MEANS it.
Plus — feature article in Jackson Sun
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By Drazen Marovic & Bruno Parma
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Starting Out - The King's Indian
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Bobby Fischer: His Approach to Chess
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- Mastering the Endgame
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And Black's fine position plus two minor pieces and a pawn are worth more than the Queen. KING'S INDIAN DEFENCE T h e game Bobotsov-Tal, V a r n a , 1958, featured the same motif at a slightly later stage. This time Black chose 8 . . P - Q R 3 instead o f . . -R4, and White continued 9 O - O - O Q - R 4 , 10 K - N i P - Q N 4 , 11 N - Q . 5 ? Position after n N Q 5 ? PLAY NOW CONTINUED: White 11 . . 12 Q x Q 13 R Bi Black NxN!! NxB NxBP and once again the Q u e e n cannot cope with the two powerful minor pieces.
N - Q 6 comes next, with a big plus for Black. 4i KING'S INDIAN DEFENCE FOUR PAWNS A T T A C K W h e n White permits the freeing manoeuvre . . Q B P x P in the Four Pawns variation, the game takes on many of the characteristics of a Maroczy Bind Sicilian where White has ventured P - K B 4 . All the familiar Sicilian tactical points can be found lurking hidden in the position. In the diagrammed position, we find Black plucking the forbidden fruit on Q N 7 . Position after 14 . . Q x P ? 4 N KB3 P-QB4 P KN3 N-QB3 B Na P-K4 P-Q3 P-B4 O O (5 .
4i KING'S INDIAN DEFENCE FOUR PAWNS A T T A C K W h e n White permits the freeing manoeuvre . . Q B P x P in the Four Pawns variation, the game takes on many of the characteristics of a Maroczy Bind Sicilian where White has ventured P - K B 4 . All the familiar Sicilian tactical points can be found lurking hidden in the position. In the diagrammed position, we find Black plucking the forbidden fruit on Q N 7 . Position after 14 . . Q x P ? 4 N KB3 P-QB4 P KN3 N-QB3 B Na P-K4 P-Q3 P-B4 O O (5 .
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Home › The Candida Forum › Candida Questions › Vitamin C supplement › Reply To: Vitamin C supplement
Vitamin C is very important and has many health benefits including boosting the immunity and supporting the adrenal function.
However, in the case of an active intestinal fungal overgrowth, I don't advice taking it until the infection be reduced to asymptomatic. The reason is Vitamin C is a sugar acid and 99% of it is made of cane of sugar and corn syrup.
Dr. Bruce Semon, who has written books about CRC, mentions the downside part of Vitamins when we battle candida.
Thank you Jorge. I have been taking an inferior quality of Vitamin C locally available but I cannot raise the dose above 2000mg since it gave me acid reflux and enamel erosion when I did so. Do you suggest Vitamin C and other Vitamin supplements should be avoided altogether? Vitamin C has helped me cope a lot with seasonal allergies and fevers, and I notice a considerable increase in my energy level since I have added the whole list of Vitamins and minerals given here. Please suggest.
Liposomal form Vit C has an absorbtion rate of 95%, so only a few hundred mg's goes a long way and doesnt irritate intestines (especially already inflamed intestines) or go unabsorbed into the colon where it can benefit the infection.
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Sunday, October 30, 2011
What I Did In The Clay Studio Today 10-30-11
I've been working on coil built bowls. I'm getting there. I decided to underglaze the inside of each bowl. I'll put a clear glaze on the inside and a funky glaze on the outside.
The first two pieces where I used the quilter's tape to mask off lines came out of bisque a tad less than wonderful. I have some glaze spots where the tape was. So.... I decided to take the tape off these before they are bisqued.
Today's bowls and some buttons. I know the holes are off center. I won't be using them for clothing. I thought they might make for some nice hat bling.
The latest attempt at Shabbat candlesticks with a box to hold the candles. This time, I bought a box of Shabbat candles, measured the box, added about an inch, and cut out slabs. The last boxes I had problems with the corners. So this one was two slabs that wrap around and overlap on the ends. I will make a lid with candlesticks the next time I'm in the clay studio.
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Sunday, October 16, 2011
CPAP Mask Wipes Dye Experiments
I bought some cpap mask cleaning cloths. These are cotton and are supposed to be used once and then tossed. I couldn't see tossing something that could become fiber art. So... I washed and dryered the white cotton cloths then dropped them in dye jars to see what would happen. I can't see using these as fabric, but I can see using them as felting material.
8 years 2 months, 15 days to retirement and full time art status.
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Dyed Crochet Thread 10-15-11
I grouped like colors together so you could see the subtle differences. I happen to have 9 quart jars, and so I do 9 experiments at a time. I'm still working out just how much dye to put in each jar - I'm using less than 1/8 teaspoon of dye. This time, I rinsed out each skein, then used the washer to wash with Dharma Trading Company's version of Synthropol and put all the skeins in the dryer. Much easier for me, and I didn't seem to get any color contamination.
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Saturday, October 15, 2011
Another Hat In The Etsy Shop
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New Hat Listing on Etsy
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Sunday, October 02, 2011
Latest Crochet Work
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Reduction ^05 Firing or, Removing The Wild Hair
I had been told that reduction firing wouldn't have any effect on low fire clay. It has an effect. I'm just not sure I like the effect. If I were to do this again, I'd start reduction at ^010 and start oxidation firing at ^08. I started reduction at ^08 and left it in reduction to ^05.
The short jar in the corner is mica clay. I can still see the sparkles, but I wasn't prepared for it to be black.
The taller jar is monzano red - a VERY red clay. It came out a gorgeous matt black. Both jars are raw clay on the outside. The mica pot is glazed with clear on the inside.
Jim's one fire extrusion piece is on the right. He used copper carb wash. I used the copper carb wash on the canisters, and I've decided I hate copper carb wash. I got little bubbles in the clear glaze, and the copper carb managed to explore the shelf and glue everything to the shelf.
Shivering. Jim had underglaze on both extrusions (blue and black) then glaze over the underglaze. For some reason, the white clay doesn't like underglaze.
Some of the candlesticks I had made.
Mica pot close up.
Too bad about the shivering because this is a really nice piece.
Now that I've gotten rid of the wild hair.... I doubt I'll do a low fire reduction firing again. It just wasn't that exciting. I won't ever use a copper carb wash again. It wasn't worth the misery of shelf cleaning and ruining other pieces.
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January continues to march by quickly here. We're past the half-way mark for the month.
This past weekend was my time to get the boys grades together. Well, I am STILL working on it as they were further behind on work than I thought. So, I laid out a "Must Get Done" list for my high schooler and am working on one for my middle school student. I started to get stressed about it, but recognize there are things in life which happened and took priority.
I also need to do a new update of my wellness challenges on the Life Beyond Kids Facebook page. So, I guess I need to find a quiet spot for some LIVE video.
I'm looking forward to inspiration in this week's link up and hope you find it, too.
Welcome to the Healthy Living Link Party #96! We are so glad to have you join us.
We are simplifying the rules of the party! Why make it complicated to enjoy a link party when we can keep things simple? You are still welcome to share as many links as you want, both old and new. And of course we would still love to meet you, we appreciate follow backs and a link back on our party however it is not required.
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We'd like to thank each and every one of you for making every week so amazing! Keep sharing your healthy and inspiring posts with us.
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Below are TWO posts that called me from the last link up.
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Still Hunting
Still-hunting combines the simple pleasure of walking in the woods with the excitement and discipline of being on a hunt—let's call it a perfected sneak. Because you could encounter your quarry at any moment, you need to maintain constant focus and move slowly and carefully enough that an animal might perceive you to be standing still. It's like being on the final leg of a careful stalk, except it lasts for hours and you're never sure of the animal's location until it's time to raise your bow or rifle and shoot. It is this sense of the unknown that makes still-hunting so re-warding.
Aspen groves are prime locations for still hunting.
Along with stealth, route selection is one of the most important aspects of still-hunting. In a general sense, your route should obviously take you through regions of good habitat that you've already identified through research and scouting. But on a more specific level, your route should take you through areas where you can travel quietly and enjoy enough visibility to see animals before you're right on top of them. The opposite of a good still-hunting route would be one that takes you through the bottom of a draw that's covered with 6 inches of dry leaves and choked with head-high alders. Here you're going to make a ton of noise and you won't be able to see a thing. Conversely, edge habitats often provide quiet travel and good visibility. There are as many types of edges as there are types of terrain: where dense forest meets open meadow, where alder thickets give way to alpine tundra, where swampland adjoins hardwood forests, where agricultural fields join heavy thickets, where riparian zones meet valley walls, where sage flats meet aspen stands. Such places are animal magnets be cause they provide close proximity to both feeding areas and secure shelter areas. By working these areas, you're likely to encounter animals that are moving back and forth between different habitat types or lingering along the edges. This is especially true during the low light periods of morning and evening, when animals are most actively traveling between bedding and feeding areas.
Slipping through an aspen grove with the wind in his face, this hunter hopes to intercept an elk as it moves from its bedding area in the thick evergreens to its feeding grounds in the open aspens and sagebrush.
Many ridgelines provide heavenly conditions for still-hunting. Wind keeps the ground relatively free of leaves, and you're looking at country on both sides of you from an elevated angle. ATV trails and access roads that cut through feeding and bedding areas are also fantastic, because you have quiet walking conditions and good visibility ahead of you.
Active game trails can also be excellent, though things can happen almost too quickly if you happen to be moving against animal traffic in thick cover. Managing human odor is a huge factor with still-hunting, and this is best done by playing the wind. This isn't such a big deal for small game or turkey hunters, but it's of paramount importance to big game hunters. If the wind is wrong (blowing in the same direction as you're traveling), you're at a tremendous disadvantage. Either wait for the wind to change or alter your line of travel. It's not that the wind needs to be directly in your face, but it should at least be at a 90-degree angle to your line of travel. In crosswind situations, focus more effort on glassing and looking to the upwind side of your route, as downwind animals might have smelled you and then traveled into the wind to escape. There's an old saying, "May the wind always be at your back. May the sun shine warmly on your face." Just as the wind portion of this saying is wrong for still-hunters, the sun portion has it completely backward as well. For reasons of visibility—both for your own and the animal's—it is much better to have the sun at your back. This way, your body is not brightly illuminated, yet there's a better chance that your quarry will be well lit. What's more, staring into the sun can be taxing on your eyes and leads to diminished awareness on your part. However, if it comes down to having either the wind or the sun working on your behalf, go with the wind every time. When still-hunting, you need to use your binoculars habitually. Too many hunters figure they can see everything just fine with the naked eye. Sadly for them, it's just not true. Even at close distances of under 100 yards, binoculars provide not only magnification of your vision but also a tightening of your focus that allows you to peer into small spaces where you might pick out the fine details of a leg, rump, or antler tine. But don't focus on these small spaces at the expense of the bigger picture. You need to alternate between detail work and broad-scale 105 scanning of the landscape ahead of you, alongside you, and even behind you. Since you never know where game will appear, you should expect it everywhere. As hard as a still-hunter searches for his prey, his prey is searching ten times harder for predators. Every day of the animal's life depends on its ability to spot trouble before it's too late. You're competing with the animal in a game of who-spots-whom-first, and you need to do everything possible to swing the odds in your favor. First off, move slowly. (Still-hunting really ought to be called "slow hunting.") Take two or three steps and stop. Then take a few more steps and stop again. Give yourself plenty of time to listen. And whenever you start thinking that you're moving slowly enough, slow down even more. You'll find that walking slowly actually takes a little practice; it's a difficult thing to do, especially for energetic people who pride themselves on getting a lot done. It also takes a certain type of muscle control and concentration that aren't really cultivated by normal life. At first you'll find that you trip more often than you do when walking quickly, which is certainly strange. But stick with it and you'll get better and better at slow movement.
When still-hunting, look for portions of animals, not just the whole critter.
Try to maintain a backdrop as you move along. Zigzag in such a way that you put trees, rocks, or brush behind you as much as possible. These things absorb your form and help keep you hidden. In areas of varied topography, avoid skylining yourself at all costs. A skylined human (that's when you're silhouetted against the sky) is very easy for animals to detect. Be especially careful about this when hunting ridges and other high ground, but keep it in mind as well when hunting terrain with even minor ups and downs. Even a small rise in semi-timbered country can get you into trouble. Standing on it, you are not technically skylined, since there are trees behind you, but your movement and presence are certainly more noticeable. When you approach any sort of rise or promontory, be it a major ridge or the crest of a small swale, slow your speed down to that of a three-legged turtle. Every step you take increases your field of view immensely, and all of this new terrain deserves close inspection. Give your brain time to process the new ground. Depending on your abilities, it might take a minute or more for the brain to register that it's looking at the back of a feeding deer and not just another gray rock.
The crest of the hill is all that's needed to block the view of the elk and hide the hunters in the green positions. The hunter in the red position has skylined himself by standing right on the crest.
From the animal's point of view, left to right: The first two hunters (in green) have stopped well short of the crest of the hill; they are mostly hidden by the horizon. The middle hunters (in red) have approached too close to the crest of the hill and are now skylined. The two hunters on the right (in green) have advanced to the edge, but by keeping a backdrop (trees for one, a close mountain for the other) they've kept them-selves from becoming skylined.
By moving slowly as you travel around and over terrain features, you allow the terrain to camouflage your body. Even if an animal senses something and looks your way, it should only see you from the eyes up —and that might not be enough to alert it. But what will certainly alert the animal is the silhouette of a man from the waist up scrambling to get his rifle sling off his shoulder while muttering profanities because he should have moved slower and more carefully. The still-hunter must also deal with the issue of noise. In particular, hunters must be aware of making unnatural noises. Popping a stick with your boot is not the end of the world, since sticks pop in the woods all the time. But the sounds created by a thorn against canvas pants, a Velcro closure being torn open, or a bow limb smacking against a belt buckle are all unnatural. They will not go unnoticed by game. The still-hunter's footsteps should be the only noise he makes, and that noise should be minimal. You can diminish the sound of your footsteps by choosing routes that take you over soft vegetation, bare ground, and large rocks rather than dried leaves and loose gravel. Also consider your footwear. Big, clunky mountaineering boots are not what you're looking for. Instead, seek out light hikers or even trail runners when the weather permits. The soles of these shoes are much softer and quieter, and they'll allow you to feel the ground under your feet. This way, you can sense impending noisemakers such as dry sticks and loose rocks before they give you away. If you're careful about movement and noise, you could get away with 107 wearing a Santa Claus outfit in many still-hunting situations. That might sound funny, but it's meant to emphasize the point that camouflage is not nearly as important as other basic principles of stealth. However, you'll never regret the use of camouflage clothing, and it might very well save you from getting busted by a prized animal. Regardless of whether you use camo or not, you should think about wearing gloves and a head net or face mask in order to hide the glare of your bare skin—especially white skin that might be shiny from sweat and natural oils. Weather conditions can have a serious impact on a still-hunter, and not always negative. Moisture from rain or melted snow is perfect for still-hunting, because it quiets the leaves and grass. But be careful during cold weather, because when that rainwater freezes into a crust it becomes some of the loudest stuff you'll ever traipse across. High winds can also be beneficial. Apart from loud metal-on-metal-type noises, most sounds will be canceled out by a fierce wind rattling every bush and leaf. And since the vegetation is moving with the wind, your physical movements will be partially concealed as well. Remember, animals don't get the day off because it's windy. They will, however, alter their bedding locations. They look for the lee side of topographic features and tend to bed in more open areas where they can see better. This is a plus for the still-hunter, as it makes game easier to spot from a distance. Your mental attitude is one last thing you should consider before you enter the woods on a still hunt. To keep the heightened level of focus needed for still-hunting success, you need an optimistic and positive frame of mind. By always believing your quarry is just around the corner or just over the next rise, you'll keep your eyes working for the duration of the hunt. The moment that pessimistic thoughts such as I picked the wrong spot or I should've gone somewhere else instead enter your head, you'll sling your rifle over your shoulder and take a few careless steps. Just then, the bedded buck you worked so hard to sneak in range of will burst out from a thicket and leave you standing there to contemplate whatever it was that distracted you from the work of hunting.
With the morning thermal falling, the Jaunarajs brothers still-hunted along a creek bottom as they scanned the aspens above them. Soon after daylight they spotted this bull feeding 170 yards up the hill.
1. Because bumping into animals is an inherent part of still-hunting. the hunter must be always ready to make a quick shot. Carrying your weapon in the cross-body field position instead of slung on your shoulder will shave a precious second or two off your response time. But don't discard your sling altogether. It'll come in handy when scrambling up a steep face, crawling through a thicket, or any other time when you need both hands.
2. Even the best still-hunter will inadvertently spook game. To capitalize on this reality, the friends and family of a Wisconsin deer hunter named Doug Duren have perfected a variation of still-hunting that they call mooching. On a mooch, two or more hunters coordinate their still-hunts in the hope of bumping deer toward one another. (For a complete breakdown on mooching, see this page.)
3. Another still-hunting variation is to add calling to your hunt. A South Carolina deer hunter named Robert Abernathy will stop every couple of hundred yards on a still hunt in order to do a rattling sequence. "Even if an animal doesn't come immediately charging in, the hunter might still draw animals into the general vicinity and then encounter them during the course of his hunt." The same strategy can be applied to many species besides deer.
4. It's easy for big game to pick out the rhythm of human footsteps. When walking on noisy ground, walk in an arrhythmic pattern and never take more than three or four steps at a time between pauses.
5. Tum your scope to its lowest magnification setting when on a still hunt. This will help you find your target faster, especially at close range. 6. Use your nose to sense what's ahead of you. Many critters, especially elk, wild pigs, and javelina, have pungent odors that you can sometimes smell long before your eyes find the animal.


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Here Are The Top 10 Best Quiet Dishwashers 2019
Our list of the latest quiet dishwashers includes only dishwashers that satisfy these specifications:
- To make it to our list, so-called quiet dishwashers must be rated at a low decibel level of 46dB max. (The range of noise emitted by dishwashers can easily go to a quiet 38dB to a noisy 60+dB)
- The above requirement for the quietest dishwashers essentially disqualifies most countertop models and many of the portable models, which are generally cheap (because of their target clientele), but you may still find some such dishwashers in our list
- Dishwashers marketed as quiet, but without a specific low dB rating or dBA noise rating were not included.
The List:
The Bosch SGX68U55UC, which currently has a rating of 5 stars from 59 reviews across different sources, collects commendation for how clean it leaves dishes. As a low decibel dishwasher, it's also earned approval for being "supremely-quiet" . Like a number of other Bosch dishwashers we have here on Alphachooser, this model boasts an InfoLight feature, which lets the user know that a cycle is ongoing -- a smart addition, given that many consumers have remarked how they can barely tell that the unit is running due to the low noise. Lastly, the inbuilt water softener and apparent durability of the said product have also been common talking points among positive customer feedback.
However, it wasn't able to satisfy everyone, as a number of people have complained about the limited capacity of its middle rack -- particularly for glassware. According to them, taller glasses barely fit inside the said space when the third rack is in use. Given that the third rack is a universally-well-liked feature (as we have seen in the reviews), it's understandably a bummer how it has to be sacrificed just for the sake of being able to wash glasses comfortably. Furthermore, this silent dishwasher seems to come up short in terms of drying power -- an issue we've seen in a lot of its rivals, as well.
The Bosch SGX68U55UC's attractive-sounding cleaning ability and quiet operation have undeniably floored the competition, as it is now Alphachooser's best quiet dishwasher 2019 (Learn how we rank items) with a confidence level of 97 (More on confidence levels).
Preset programs: Heavy, Auto, Eco, Normal, Express, Rinse
|Average rating: (96%) (59 reviews)
The KitchenAid KDPE234GPS may not be as enticing as low decibel dishwashers with dBA ratings the hover from 38 to the low 40s, but its 46dBA maximum sound level is nonetheless still quieter than average. Besides, we scoured through some of its 1061 reviews, and found that most people are more than satisfied with its quietness. We have in fact encountered many reviews saying that they can barely tell if the dishwasher is running based on sound alone, and that they had to rely on the display to make sure that the thing is indeed working. Speaking of the display, this particular feature has also been a popular talking point in reviews, as customers have noted how helpful it is in determining the current stage of the wash program. To top it all off, this silent dishwasher has also been praised for being well-built and attractive-looking.
While its performance in cleaning appears to be generally well-received, its low-rating reviewers expressed dissatisfaction over this quiet dishwasher's drying ability. According to them, unless they use extended dry and use a significant amount of jet dry aid, the dishes come out "sopping wet." Furthermore, a number of people have also complained about the long cycle times -- but this grievance is all too common in a lot of dishwashers.
Due to the sheer volume of reviews praising this low noise dishwasher, our system has determined that the KitchenAid KDPE234GPS is Alphachooser's second best quiet dishwasher 2019.
Preset programs: Express Wash, Normal, ProWash, Rinse Only, Tough
|Average rating: (94%) (1061 reviews over 2 sources)
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The Kdte334gps wows with a very low 39dBA max. noise rating.
Preset programs: ProWash, ExpressWash, Tough, Normal, Light, Rinse only
|Average rating: (94%) (4732 reviews over 2 sources)
The SHP865WD5N creates less noise -- at 44dBA -- than the average dishwasher.
Preset programs: 1 Hour US, Auto US, Power Scrub Plus US, Regular US, Rinse and Hold US
|Average rating: (96%) (47 reviews)
The SHS863WD6N has a max noise level of 44dBA, which sits in between the noise ratings of the most quiet model and the average dishwasher as of this writing.
|Average rating: (96%) (42 reviews over 2 sources)
BOSCH SHEM78W56N Quiet Dishwashers
The SHEM78W56N boasts a significantly-below-average noise rating of 42dBa.
Preset programs: Speed60, Auto US, Delicate/Economy Wash US, Power Scrub Plus US, Regular US, Rinse & Hold US
|Average rating: (93%) (61 reviews over 2 sources)
KitchenAid KDTM404ESS Low Decibel Dishwasher
The KDTM404ESS is a high-tier built-in dishwasher (which is also available in a rarely-seen black stainless-steel exterior) with a set of 9 rotating wash jets, the ProScrub Upper dual-jets for the top rack and the Clean Water filtration system.
Preset programs: Express Wash, Light, Normal, ProWash?, Rinse Only, Tough
|Average rating: (92%) (2097 reviews over 2 sources)
Bosch SHXM98W75N Silent Dishwasher
The Bosch SHXM98W75N's third rack certainly appears to be a crowd favorite, as we've seen a lot of reviews praising it for the additional capacity that it gives. Its interior has also been generally-received by consumers as well-configured and spacious, adding further to the appeal brought by its clean-looking stainless steel profile.
Satisfied buyers have also raved about this low noise dishwasher's stain- and dirt-fighting ability, saying that dishes come out sparkling clean no matter how dirty they were . Many reviews also said that this impressive performance does not strictly necessitate pre-rinsing, even for cases involving dishes with dried-out gunk. Clearly, all these aforementioned good points work hand-in-hand with the dishwasher's very low 39dBA sound rating. Since this number almost touches the bottom of the noise rating spectrum (The quietest dishwasher we have on record clocks in at 38dBA), the apparent consumer consensus saying that the SHXM98W75N has a whisper-quiet operation is not surprising.
As for lower-rated reviews, most of the complaints we've seen involve the topic of drying, as people have noted that this dishwasher absolutely requires the use of rinse aid to achieve drying results that are close to decent. Some people have also mentioned that the buttons and user manual don't seem very intuitive, but they make up a small portion of this model's 237 reviews.
With all these, it's not unexpected that the Bosch SHXM98W75N trumps other quiet dishwashers in this top 10 list, ending up as an Alphachooser interesting choice
|Average rating: (92%) (237 reviews over 2 sources)
KitchenAid KDTM384ESS Low Noise Dishwasher
The KDTM384ESS is a windowed built-in dishwasher that is handed a bunch of rather-high-tier features, which include a 40-wash-jet cycle option, a food-particle-disposer, a load sensor, and a top rack that is designed to slide-out easily even when fully loaded.
|Average rating: (92%) (209 reviews over 2 sources)
KitchenAid KDTM354ESS Quiet Dishwashers
The KDTM354ESS gets tagged with a 44-dBA noise rating, which is below-average, but does not necessarily make it the most-silent dishwasher in town.
|Average rating: (91%) (2225 reviews over 2 sources)
The STFABU adds in a promising noise rating to the mix which, at 43dBA, makes it to the quieter half of the entire dishwasher lineup in our books (as of this writing).
Preset programs: Crystal washing, Economy cycle, Speed 27-min, Auto, Normal, Extreme wash, Soak, Light quick, Normal Quick, Strong and fast
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The SHE89PW75N rates somewhere between 38dBA to 40dBA in the noise department, which makes it an attractive option for buyers who have the noise factor in their priority list.
|Average rating: (84%) (6 reviews)
Aside from being among the quietest dishwashers at a noise rating of 44dBA, the SHPM65W55N from Bosch also earns consumer applause because of its cleaning performance. We've encountered the "this cleans better than any other dishwasher I have ever tried" narrative several times, as we were browsing through some of its customer reviews .
Bosch didn't leave the capacity department untouched, either. Many people have reported that they almost find no use for the bottom silverware basket because the third rack can already hold so much. With 16 place settings (and Bosch's claim that the said rack increases the loading capacity by 30 percent), it's really not that surprising how this low noise dishwasher was able to collect such praises.
Like many other modern dishwashers, it struggles to finish its programs with completely-dry dishes and interiors. This is not to say that dishwashers that are both quiet and good at drying don't exist -- but sacrificing drying performance for the sake of energy efficiency seems to be a prevalent trend nowadays. The default end-of-cycle beeping has also been the subject of multiple objections (and we understand -- just how great can an impressively-quiet dishwasher be when its notification sounds are disruptive, right?), but at least the manual has instructions to turn it off.
Preset programs: 1 Hour US, Auto US, Power Scrub Plus US, Regular US, Rinse & Hold US
|Average rating: (94%) (208 reviews)
The SHE878WD5N identifies with the most quiet dishwashers at its noise rating of 42dBA.
|Average rating: (90%) (10 reviews)
The SHPM78W54N definitely sits on the quieter end of the spectrum, at least by 2018 standards, with its noise rating of 42dBA.
|Average rating: (95%) (95 reviews over 2 sources)
The SHSM63W55N operates within a sound level of 44dBA, which makes it one of the most quiet dishwashers around.
Preset programs: 1 Hour US, Auto US, Hold US, Power Scrub Plus US, Regular US, Rinse
|Average rating: (83%) (83 reviews over 2 sources)
The SHVM78W53N boasts a 42dBA maximum noise level, which isn't the quietest as far as all dishwashers go, but is still significantly-less noisy than the average model.
|Average rating: (87%) (24 reviews over 2 sources)
The Shx863wd5n stays 3dBA below the average noise rating to boast a comparably-quiet 44dBA.
|Average rating: (87%) (30 reviews over 2 sources)
The SHVM63W53N stays way below the category average as far as its 44dBA noise rating is concerned, which grants it a place among quieter dishwashers.
|Average rating: (92%) (20 reviews)
The SHVM98W73N asserts its place as one of the most quiet dishwashers on the market with its 40dBA noise rating.
|Average rating: (98%) (22 reviews)
The (rating temporarily unavailable)-star Bosch SHXM78W55N is a quiet dishwasher that seems to choke in the drying department. Many of its less-than-5-star reviews can be accounted to consumers that were not completely satisfied with its drying performance. In addition, some people have reported that it tends to retain moisture on the bottom and top of the tub, which leads to the formation of pools of water.
However, know that a dishwasher that entirely escapes negative reviews about its drying ability is quite rare in these times, at least as of 2018. This low-decibel dishwasher attempts to make up for this shortcoming through its other features that seem to be more well-received by consumers. At 42dBA, it's one of the quietest dishwashers among its contemporaries. People appreciate how this model barely produces any sound -- especially customers who live in open-floor plan houses. With this, the red dot projected on the kitchen floor, which indicates if a wash cycle is ongoing, proves to be a helpful feature for the people who own the SHXM78W55N. The easy-to-use controls and adjustable middle rack appear to have impressed a great deal of reviewers, as well. And of course, as far as its cleaning performance is concerned, this low decibel dishwasher earned a lot of compliments.
In the end, this low noise dishwasher has proved that it is indeed deserving of its reputation as one of the most quiet dishwashers around (again, as of 2018) -- but it looks like it has to work on its less-than-exceptional features before it can land a place in our top 10 list.
Preset programs: 1 Hour US, Auto US, Delicate/Economy Wash US, Power Scrub Plus US, Regular US, Rinse and Hold US
|Average rating: (70%) (6 reviews)
According to many reviewers, the (rating temporarily unavailable)-star Bosch SHEM63W55N couples minimal operational noise and good cleaning performance. This quiet dishwasher, which is rated at 44dBA, reportedly produces sparkling-clean dishes. Even the dishwasher itself is apparently easy to clean and maintain. On top of this, its classy-looking design and easy-to-use controls have also won over many consumers.
The third rack has been a topic of debate. Some reviewers absolutely loved it and thought that it's perfect for silverware and lids . However, many have felt that the third rack consumed so much vertical space that it ended up limiting the capacity of the racks underneath it. Speaking of capacity, it's curious how we've encountered a number of people saying that this low decibel dishwasher's interiors felt surprisingly smaller than expected. Some people have also criticized the bottom rack for being not as accommodating as they would have liked it to be, as the position of the prongs built onto the said basket slightly limits its capacity. Also, like many other dishwashers, this model's drying ability (or lack thereof) has been the culprit behind many of its low-star reviews.
The SHEM63W55N appears to certainly live up to its name as a low noise dishwasher. However, it hasn't been as impressive in other areas compared to the best of its peers.
Preset programs: 1 Hour US, Auto US, Extra Dry Option, Rinse and Hold US, Power Scrub Plus US, Regular US, Sanitize, Speed60
The DD24DAX9 has a promising 45dBA noise rating for the delicate wash program (but we're unable to find the sound levels for its other programs).
Preset programs: Delicate, Fast, Heavy, Medium, Normal eco, Rinse
The DD24SAX9 claims to have quiet operation, but gives only information for a noise rating at the delicate program (45dBA).
The DD24SCTX9 belongs to the group of dishwashers with a relatively-quiet operational noise level, with its 44dBA rating that's very promising for a small dishwasher.
Preset programs: Delicate, Heavy, Medium, Normal eco, Fast, Rinse
The DW80K7050US is a built-in dishwasher that also comes in a Black Stainless Steel variant (DW80K7050UG) and is kept busy by several mid-level specs, which include a 44-dBA noise rating, 15 place settings, a 3rd rack, and a door that automatically opens once the wash cycle is finished.
Preset programs: Auto, Delicate, Express 60, Heavy, Normal, Rinse
The DD24DCHTX9 hits up a 44-dBA noise rating, which is below the average, but is not quite the most-silent dishwasher we have encountered, at least as of 2016.
Preset programs: Delicate, Fast, Heavy, Normal, Normal Eco, Rinse
The PDT845SSJSS can already be considered as a somewhat-silent dishwasher, as it is tagged with a below-average 42-dBA noise rating.
Preset programs: Auto Sense, eWash, Express, Heavy Wash, Light Wash, Normal Wash, Rinse
The GE PDF820SSJSS has been called a "feature-rich" dishwasher by several reviewers, but one of them also asserted that it should have not dropped the rinse-only wash program found in many other models. In spite of this, its quietness (rated at 45dBA) and superb-sounding cleaning ability seem to have won it the favor of most people.
Reputed by many as a low decibel dishwasher that produces spotless dishes, the PDF820SSJSS builds up its promising profile with a universally-appreciated modern design. Browsing through a portion of its total customer reviews, it also appears like its specialized water jets for washing utensils stand as one of its most attractive features.
However, this (rating temporarily unavailable)-star silent dishwasher has been criticized for producing so-so drying results, a complaint that usually crops up in many contemporary models. Something that we've also seen a few times are comments saying that it's relatively-tricky to install, mainly due to "poorly-written" instructions on the manual. With that said, you might want to hire a professional to set this dishwasher up. Lastly, some people have brought up how the controls were a bit too sensitive, and that accidentally bumping them would frequently lead to untoward incidents.
The GE PDF820SSJSS seems to be one of the quietest dishwashers today if its customer reviews are to be used as justification. But it seems to have a few minor mishaps here and there, leaving it outside the group of the top 10 models in this subcategory.
Preset programs: Auto Sense, Heavy, Light, Normal
The GE GDT655SSJSS, which has been rated (rating temporarily unavailable) stars from reviews, is a low noise dishwasher that has its own set of good and bad points. We scanned through some of its customer reviews and found that it has indeed cemented its place as one of the quietest dishwashers as of mid-2018, with a noise rating of 46dBA. Like with many of its peers, consumers have reported having to touch and feel the dishwasher to make sure that it is running, since it hardly produces any significant sounds (or at least, compared to what they were used to in their previous models). Additionally, people seem to love its "flexible" loading options and simple controls. Its bottle jets have also been praised and tagged by many as a feature that they "didn't know they needed." The nice-looking modern exterior, which has been reported as fingerprint-resistant in reviews, is a major plus for buyers, as well.
Looking at its less-than-ideal reviews, this GE dishwasher apparently tends to get "too hot" -- even causing the deformation of one buyer's plasticware. This proves to be a good thing for many other people, though, as it helps enhance the quality of drying results achieved. However, some people have found that some cups and bowls tend to retain water in their crevices, since this silent dishwasher doesn't have angled loading for these kinds of dishware.
This quiet dishwasher appears to be a respectable, well-rounded product according to reviews, but it has unfortunately failed to break into the top 10 models in this particular subcategory.
The PDT855SSJSS looks like it keeps company with the more silent dishwashers, with its 40-dBA noise rating, which is not the most quiet, but already nearly touches the bottom of our table (at least as of 2016).
The GE GDF650SSJSS is acknowledged by many consumers (based on its reviews that AlphaChooser has collected from various sources) for its ability to produce clean and spotless dishes without the need to rinse them prior to loading. The bottle cleaner has been very useful, especially for households that have babies on board. And of course, these aforementioned compliments came with commendations about its quietness. At a noise rating of 46dBA, which is 1dBA lower than the category average as of this writing, these remarks are more of a confirmation than a surprise.
Unsurprisingly, this model's slate-finished variant, which is a unique characteristic among its contemporaries, has earned it many admirers, as well (However, if you don't care about appearances and are planning to get your dishwasher all paneled-up, we suggest that you take a look at our best panel-ready dishwashers page).
Most of the negative reviews touch on the topic of cycle time -- saying that this quiet semi-integrated dishwasher takes longer to wash dishes than what they were used to. However, this is a complaint that we see a lot in other dishwashers, as well. Moreover, some people have said that the racks feel a bit flimsy, and we've encountered at least one person who also said the same thing about the silverware basket . However, they were quick to point out that this doesn't affect this (rating temporarily unavailable)-star dishwasher's performance at all.
To end, the GE GDF650SSJSS obviously had been successful in earning the approval of many people, but its lackluster rack quality and long cycle times may have been the culprit behind its failure to break into our top 10 quiet dishwashers ranking.
The KDTM804ESS is a high-tier built-in dishwasher that dons a rarely-seen viewing window and juggles a variety of fairly-top-shelf specs, which include a 9-in-1 spray arm, a 40-spray-jet cycle option, a 44-dBA noise rating, and an automatic filter.
Preset programs: Express Wash, Light/China, Normal, ProWash, Rinse Only, Tough
The CDT835SSJSS is a built-in stainless-steel GE dishwasher that also uses the 140-spray-jet wash system, two quad-blade wash arms, and the Wash Zones feature, while featuring 16 dish settings, an LCD display, and a 45-dBA sound rating.
Preset programs: Auto Sense, Heavy, Light, Normal, Rinse
The CDT865SSJSS groups itself among the more silent dishwashers, with its below-average 40-dBA noise rating.
The GE GDT695SSJSS is a (rating temporarily unavailable)-star low noise dishwasher rated at 45dBA. For context, we've seen dishwashers that go as low as 38dBA, but this product is still quieter than the average across all models (sitting at around 47dBA) as of 2018. Besides, most of its buyers have reported barely hearing any noise during ongoing cycles. One review also mentioned that the sound of the water draining is probably the least quiet part of the entire operation -- and even that isn't disruptive at all.
Another feature that appears to be very well-loved is the third rack, which was designed for silverware. Although there was one consumer who said that this particular rack "felt cheap," an overwhelming number of reviewers raved about its space-saving and convenience factor. The bottle jet clips also proved to be highly-useful for a lot of people.
While most of the reviews we've encountered praised this silent dishwasher's performance in terms of cleaning, opinions about its drying abilities were more divided. Some have reported that cups still came out dripping even after using the "Heated dry" option, while others say that, in their experience, dishes come out clean and dry every time. Several buyers have also noted that its controls were not very intuitive.
Massively-praised for its aesthetically-pleasing design, the GE GDT695SSJSS aced a good number of departments, but also fell behind on some. This might explain why, in spite of having earned a good number of fans, it has failed to break into the top 10 list of quiet dishwashers.
The GE PDT825SSJSS aims to dominate the quiet dishwashers market with its bevy of features and a 45dBA noise rating. While we've seen dishwashers that go as low as 38dBA, this particular model's noise levels still seem to be quite promising if the bulk of its customer reviews are to be used as a basis. Earning (rating temporarily unavailable) stars, many people have said that this has been the quietest dishwasher they have ever owned. This isn't really surprising, since the GE PDT825SSJSS apparently has a very heavy noise-isolating blanket, as well as rubber strips along its openings, which help seal the unit even more. According to them, the most noise one can hear during operation is from the subtle swooshing of the spray arms.
Veering away from the topic of sound levels, another feature that has been well-loved by buyers is the good number of wash jets that this dishwasher comes with. The bottle jets received the most compliments, especially since they can apparently be enabled and disabled depending on the user's needs. According to reviews, this dishwasher cleans very well, even with minimal pre-rinsing. However, as with many other low noise dishwashers, it has been criticized a bit for its less-than-outstanding drying capabilities.
This silent dishwasher has struck a chord among the people who are hell-bent on minimizing noise pollution, and it has also impressed those who are more concerned with cleaning performance. However, its cons have proved to be detrimental to its chances of being named in our list of the top 10 quiet dishwashers.
The HDW2401SS has a maximum noise level of 45dBA, which means that it is a bit quieter than the average dishwasher as of mid-2018.
Preset programs: Pots and pans, Normal wash, China crystal, Quick wash, Rinse, Energy saver
The SPE53U55UC hauls in a 46-dBA noise rating, which can already be considered somewhat-quiet, but only when compared with other 18-inch dishwashers.
Preset programs: Heavy, Auto, Normal, Rinse
The SPV68U53UC sounds like a somewhat-quiet 18-inch dishwasher, as suggested by its below-average 44-dBA noise rating.
The SHS5AVL5UC is given a slightly-below-average 46-dBA noise rating, which can still be considered a little bit noisy by Bosch standards.
Preset programs: Auto, Heavy, Normal, Rinse, Speed60
The Profile operates with a 40 dBA noise level, which is still louder than some top-end models boasting levels as low as 37 dB.
The SHS5AV55UC gets a fairly-decent 46-decibel sound rating, which is grouped with the less-boisterous dishwashers rated below 50 decibels (but still a bit on the noisy side, if you base it on Bosch standards).
Preset programs: 1 Hour US, Auto Half Load US, Auto US, Power Scrub Plus US, Regular US, Rinse & Hold US
The SGV68U53UC is a panel-ready dishwasher that carries a 3rd rack and a somewhat-uncommonly-seen Half Load option while packing 15 place settings, a 30-minute quick-wash program, a beam-on-floor washing indicator, and a below-average 44-dBA noise rating, which is, however, not the quietest we have seen from Bosch.
The G 6165 SCVi is a high-tier built-in panel-ready dishwasher with the auto-adjusting AutoSensor feature, the versatile 3D cutlery tray, the leak-averting Double WaterProof System, an amenable 16 place settings and an average 45-dB noise score.
The SPX68U55UC is tagged with a 44-dBA sound rating, which is plotted at the lower end of our noise level table, but can still be considered a bit noisy by Bosch standards.
Preset programs: Auto US, Delicate/Economy Wash US, Power Scrub Plus US, Quick Wash US, Regular US, Rinse & Hold US
The SHX5AV55UC does not seem to be connected to the quiet-cleaning Bosch dishwashers with its 46-dBa noise rating, which is still decent, but can be considered noisy by Bosch standards.
The SPE68U55UC is likely to wash with less noise, as suggested by its low 44-dB rating, which is lower than the average 50- to 55-decibel score of more low-end semi-integrated dishwashers.
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No idea why DOSBox should fall back to windowed mode... O_O
You did right with fullresolution, but you also need to change "scaler": anything but the default "surface" value will fix your problem, pick "overlay". Also change "aspect" to "true".
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One last tip. When playing in full screen we may see an empty black frame surrounding the game image, which in addition may not be centered. I recommend the following changes to the default configuration. Open it by going to the Windows start menu > DOSBox-x.xx > Options > DOSBox-x.xx Options. You will see a text file, look for "
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Some people claim that summer starts on the Victoria Day long weekend. Me, I say that summer is here as soon as I can 1) get the motorcycle out on the road and 2) sit on a patio and drink a beer without wearing 87 layers of wool. (Note: these two things do NOT happen at the same time; I have a very strict personal rule about alcohol and two wheels.)
The bike was uncovered and washed on April 10th, so that condition has been met.
This week I was able to meet Caroline (HoppyBeerWitch on Twitter and Instagram) for beer. We'd been trying to connect since we had met at the Ontario Brewing Awards gala and had bonded over our love of beer. The first patio we agreed to meet on was at Bar Volo on Monday to take advantage of their $5 pints. Alas, Caroline was unavoidably delayed, so I was left to taste the Session Saison by myself as I wrote and watched the people on Yonge Street.
I did enjoy the Session Saison, although not as much as I expected to. I do like raspberries, a lot, and found that while the first few sips were lovely, the lemon verbena began to assert itself a bit to much by the halfway point. I do have a bottle in the fridge, so will have to see if it's any different from the draft.
We tried again later in the week, and met on the patio at the Only. I was a bit early, so I grabbed a Rosee and Hibiscus from Dieu du Ciel and again did some people-watching and writing while I waited.
The Rosee and Hibiscus was a bit light for the still-chilly day, and I made a mental note to order it again in the heat of summer. Caroline arrived and ordered a Summer Saison from Black Oak that she enjoyed, and I tried the Cousin Abbey's Dubbel by Oast House next.
Holy hades, was the dubbel ever delicious! Lots of rich molasses, caramel and dark fruit notes to please the taste buds, and a decent ABV to chase the rest of the chill away. Will definitely put that one on the Beer I Want To Drink Again list!
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How does it compare with Atmel-based Arduinos on the power consumption?
Actually, CTS must be pulled low, or else the chip can stop transmitting, as per the hardware flow control. So the connection diagram looks to me more like this:
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3V3 ---------- +5V (it's mislabeled; only 3.3V when you flip the solder switch from default 5V)
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Even worse man, I've got two of these and they measure 5.7×11.3×27, wtf...
*Edit: alright, the product description got it right, but the cell datasheet is contradictory to it.
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Not shown on the photos, but the pen has hard porous tip, with very usable push-doser and holder. It's so cool, I like it.
Why is this $1 less than the other colors?
Is there an SMD version?
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It has been rumored for months that WhatsApp was planning to introduce a new feature to let users switch between voice calls and video calls. Now, after months of speculation, the feature has finally started showing up on the popular messaging platform.
The call-switch feature is being now introduced in v2.18.4 of WhatsApp Beta for Android. Users can try the new feature by getting registered in the WhatsApp Android beta programme on Google Play.
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"For your convenience, all resubmittal documents have been published online." Handy told local reporters. "Please follow the instructions below to access the revised documents."
1.Visit the following website http://webapp.sjcfl.us/applications/sbmtlmgmtweb/ProjSearch.aspx
2.When the website opens, click on "Project Search" and under "Proj Name", enter "The Watermarke."
3.Look for application name/number MAJMOD 2016-06 and click "View." From there, click on "Images" and you can see the Master Development Plan Text and Map that have been submitted.
4.Look for application name/number COMPAMD 2016-03 and click "View." From there, click on "Images" and you can see the relevant documents that have been submitted.


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When Kurtis Dawson first read a ThurstonTalk article, he knew that this was a media outlet that he wanted to have in Grays Harbor County. Kurtis reached out to ThurstonTalk founder, Dan Jones, and editor, Amy Rowley, and began discussions on how to bring a similar website to the Harbor.
GraysHarborTalk was launched in January 2014 and immediately exceeded expectations for revenue and readership. With support from key community leaders, Dawson was able to form a revenue base that would enable the company to immediately begin creating positive stories about what it's like to live, work, and play in Grays Harbor County.
"It is a rewarding feeling knowing I am helping shine light on local people and places that illustrate why this community is so incredible," says Dawson, reflecting on the success of Grays Harbor's only online positive information source.
The community social network currently serves over 10,000 social media subscribers. More than 72% of the readers are female and 59% are between the ages of 25 – 54.
"GraysHarborTalk reaches a powerful distribution network," explains Jones. "Businesses looking to reach local Grays Harbor readers won't find a better advertising option."
In addition to impressive reach, GraysHarborTalk also employs a team of paid, professional writers that choose to live, work, and play in Grays Harbor County. "I am proud of the writing team that seeks out profiles of Grays Harbor people who shine," notes Rowley.
"Our team is a collective of local individuals that love what they are doing and appreciate being a part of GraysHarborTalk's success and community impact," summarizes Dawson. "It is amazing to be part of an organization that produces a product that puts a smile on everyone's face."
GraysHarborTalk is a digital media company sharing positive stories about people, places, and businesses in Grays Harbor County. GraysHarborTalk offers content marketing and online options across our Community Social Network to advertise in Aberdeen, Hoquiam, Montesano, the ocean beaches, and beyond. Advertise with GraysHarborTalk to reach your target market, grow your brand, and measure results.