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Servomotors Stabilize And Position Sensor Turrets On UAVs
Today, recon is dominated by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), a much more cost-effective approach that presents no risk to the operators. Of course, imagery is only useful if it's crisp and clear, which requires both focusing and stabilization. This case study describes the development of a 700-gram gyro-feedback-stabilized sensor turret, which keeps a UAV sensor payload and its electronics steady and aimed while countering vibration, thermal loading, wind forces, and more.
IEEE Photonics Society's 2014 Avionics Fiber-Optics & Photonics Conference To Showcase Latest Technology Developments In Avionics, Mobile Platforms, Surface Ships, Submarines & Ground Vehicles
The IEEE Photonics Society's 2014 Avionics Fiber-Optics & Photonics Conference (AVFOP 2014) provides an international forum for engineers, researchers and manufacturers to meet and exchange ideas on designing and deploying fiber optic and photonics technologies for the harsh environments of avionics and vetronics (vehicle electronics) applications.
National Synchrotron Light Source II Achieves 'First Light'
The brightest synchrotron light source in the world has delivered its first x-ray beams. The National Synchrotron Light Source II NSLS-II) at the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory achieved "first light" on October 23, 2014, when operators opened the shutter to begin commissioning the first experimental station (called a beamline), allowing powerful x-rays to travel to a phosphor detector and capture the facility's first photons.
Sensors Unlimited - UTC Aerospace Systems announces a new mil-hardened, uncooled, InGaAs (indium gallium arsenide) SWIR (shortwave infrared) video camera for military applications. Small and ultra-compact, the high sensitivity SU320HX video camera is designed for use in military imaging systems that are deployed and operate in harsh environments under extremely rugged conditions.
1064 nm Enhanced Avalanche Photodiodes (APD)
First Sensor 1064 nm Avalanche Photodiode are designed for high quantum efficiency (>30 A/W @ 1064 nm) and fast rise times. This Avalanche Photodiode is well suited for laser range finding, target designation or any application detecting YAG laser and similar NIR emitters.
Laser Doppler Velocimeters: LV-20Z, LV 1004Z and LV-1520Z
Canon's laser Doppler velocimiters benefit from an optical system that can provide accurate, precise measurement in semiconductor laser velocity, even when those lasers are subjected to temperature changes. The optical system uses the diffraction laser light Doppler method, which means that velocity measurements are not dependent upon the semiconductor laser's wavelength.
Amazon's New Smartphone Boasts High-End RF And Imaging Components
On July 25, Amazon released its first smartphone, and it didn't take long for the internal components of the device to get leaked.
4 Electronic Design Requirements Of The System-Integrated Soldier
Perhaps most famously portrayed in Robert Heinlein's Starship Troopers (1959), the idea of the "future soldier" has been around for decades. As rehashed in countless science fiction films and video games, the stereotypical future soldier is equipped with a protective exoskeleton, enhanced sensory equipment, seamless communication systems, and advanced weaponry. While the concept once seemed implausible, there are many real-world projects under way focused on realizing those seemingly fictitious warfighter capabilities — by integrating a plethora of diverse electronic subsystems into a cohesively operational suit.
The Top 5 Technologies From DSS 2014
With more than 450 companies at this year's event and only three days to explore, it was an almost overwhelming task to try and take in all of the technology on display. Regardless, I did my best, and here is my list of the top five most exciting technologies I caught at the show.
Using Thermography In Precision Agriculture
Changes in soil texture, topography, wind, and even the time of day can all affect crop field variability. All of these factors can affect how water infiltrates and holds into the soil profile. These variables need to be taken into consideration in irrigation scheduling.
Lowering Dark Current, Defects, And Bad Pixel Counts In Imaging Detectors
Sensors Unlimited — UTC Aerospace Systems cut the ribbon on their new facility on September 17th, 2014. Doug Malchow spent a few minutes with us explaining how the move to a bigger and better place has already resulted in better quality imaging detectors with lower defects, lower bad pixel counts, and much lower dark current.
Spectral Sensing Kit For Developers
At Optics and Photonics 2014, Bill DeCosta with Ocean Optics introduced his company's new STS developer kits. Watch the video for an up close look as well as some in depth information on the STS spectrometer.
Low Cost Measurement And Analysis Solutions
Applications engineer Kimberly Quinones with StellarNet closed out Photonics Online's Optics and Photonics 2014 video coverage by discussing their UV/VIS/NIR miniature and low-cost spectrometers, integrating spheres, and other solutions for applications involving LED measurements, light measurement, Raman analysis, raw material identification, optical metrology, and more.
SWIR Cameras, Cores, And Export License Solutions
Herve Copin with Xenics kicked off the last day of Optics and Photonics 2014 by discussing two of his company's SWIR camera offerings: The Bobcat 640 for waste sorting, food inspection, failure analysis, and semiconductor inspection; and the Rufus 640, a SWIR camera that can operate in both extreme day and night conditions.
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Advances In sCMOS Camera Technology Benefit Bio Research
Since the inception of digital microscopy, scientific-grade CCD cameras have been the gold standard for imaging due to their sensitivity, linear response to light, and low noise characteristics. However, many cell mechanisms occur on short time scales and emit low luminescence signals, making imaging difficult for slower CCD cameras. This technical note discusses why scientific CMOS (sCMOS) is becoming the sensor technology of choice for live cell fluorescence applications, largely due to their combination of very low electronic noise, high frame rates, and a large field of view.
Optimizing Hematology Analysis: When Physical Prototypes Fail, Simulation Provides The Answers
In order to take measurements that are inaccessible using just physical prototyping, HORIBA Medical turned to simulation to optimize and improve their line of leading hematology analysis equipment.
Designing Lens-Free Microscopes Based On Holographic Imaging
Leading nanoelectronics research center imec has recently developed a new microscope — a fast and compact, lens-free imaging solution based on holographic imaging. Starting from a well-known R&D concept, imec's engineers made a robust solution that can be fabricated by tool providers and used in commercial labs and industrial environments. Imec's solution is characterized by a very large field of view, high resolution, fast reconstruction software, and excellent scalability. It offers the prospect of easy integration in bio-incubator environments, in large-surface inspection, and even in micro-sized lab-on-chips.
Can Machined Glass Be Strengthened?
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SRS Probes Inner Workings Of Solar Panels
Using femtosecond stimulated Raman spectroscopy (SRS), scientists have now probed the inner workings of plastic solar panels.
NRC Launches Quantum Photonics Technology Program
As world photonics experts gather for the Schawlow-Townes Symposium in Ottawa, the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) announces a new research program that will translate quantum photonics research into technology applications for Canada's future economy.
Graphene Sensors Stimulate Neurons Optically And Electronically
While electrical sensing is a mainstay of neurological studies, optical methods have recently started to become more prevalent.
Bristol Team Develops Aerosol Optical Tweezers
The AOT-100 Aerosol Optical Tweezers, which is capable of holding and manipulating single or multiple particles for indefinite lengths of time using light, is the result of a project funded by an Impact Acceleration Award from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).
NIST Launches New Calibration Service For High-Power Lasers
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has launched a new calibration service for high-power lasers of the sort used by manufacturers for applications such as cutting and welding metals, as well as by the military for more specialized applications like defusing unexploded land mines.
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Hallmarks: "TLM" (Thomas L. Mott); Sterling; Made in England
Measurements: 2-1/4 inches (5.7 cm) in length by 1-1/8 inches (3 cm) in height by approximately 3/16 of an inch (0.5 cm) in depth not including pin stem. Has a weight of 11.2 grams (7.2 dwt).
Date & Origin: Circa 1930 and is English in origin.
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Presto chango… paste buttons from the Victorian era have been "magically" converted into a divine pair of earrings. Wedges of shocking pink fuschia colored pastes radiate from a centered round cut fuschia paste. Interspersed between the hot hued pastes are thirty-two (32) clear white pastes cut in the round. A veritable wheel of fortune spins on a foundation of metal with gold washed back. Modern day 14k ear wire and catch has been added.
Date: Mid 19th century.
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You're proud of the Texans and you can feel their emotions after every victory. Give yourself a spirited look that matches your dedication to the Texans with this Nike Helmet tee. This tri-blend shirt features a custom graphic of the team's helmet being raised in the air with a printed team logo at the bottom hem and Nike's signature Swoosh on the left sleeve. With a loyal fan base that has unparalleled style like this, the Lombardi Trophy will definitely be coming to Houston in the near future.
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Beautifully built of heavy 18-ounce canvas, our Sportsman's Duffel has rolled leather handles, a premium leather bottom and trim, quality hardware and a detachable web shoulder strap. Under the buckle-down flap you'll find a full-length YKK zipper. Stashed inside are two pockets for small items. Comes with brown leather and brass hardware (Great Lakes comes with black leather/canvas and nickel hardware). Whether you're traveling across town to the club, or overseas to see the sights, you will take comfort in knowing your bags look great and can take whatever abuse they might encounter. This is a duffel you'll use for years. Also available in Waxed Canvas. Made in USA.
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Item No. T-212 Medium Sportsman's Duffel
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All of our handmade packs and bags are built to last in Duluth, Minnesota, USA. Our factory, where we have been building our products since 1911, is home to an extremely talented group of sewers, riveters, and leather craftspeople. Each piece of Duluth Pack gear is painstakingly built by hand with the attention and detail that only a true artisan can provide. We stand behind our work and are proud to offer a lifetime warranty covering all craftsmanship and hardware we use in the construction of our products. Craftsmanship includes our sewing and riveting. Hardware includes all zippers, buckles, D-rings, snaps, and any other parts utilized in the manufacturing of our bags. If at anytime during the life of your Duluth Pack product you have problems in these areas, return the product and it will be repaired free of charge. If the product cannot be repaired due to a defect in craftsmanship or faulty hardware, we will be happy to replace the item at Duluth Pack's discretion. While your Duluth Pack item is designed to provide you with many years of use, Duluth Pack is not responsible for common wear and tear or misuse of your product and is therefore not covered by our warranty. Of course, damages not covered under warranty can usually be repaired at a minimal cost. We sincerely value your patronage and will always do our absolute best to go the extra mile to ensure that you are happy with every Duluth Pack purchase.
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Chronology of Coverage
Apr. 20, 2014
Neighborhood Joint column on Aigner Chocolates, confectioner in Forest Hills Queens known for its home-made Easter treats. MORE
Feb. 14, 2014
Chocolate poses a hazard for dogs, who can easily eat enough of it to cause life-threatening seizures. MORE
Feb. 14, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Samira Kawash examines the strange history of women, sensuality and chocolate, on the occasion of Valentine's Day; notes the way advertising of chocolate targeted at women has changed. MORE
Feb. 12, 2014
Melissa Clark What's For Dinner column offers recipe for spicy hot chocolate, with a very mild chile bite. MORE
Jan. 5, 2014
Several New Jersey establishments are expanding on notion of what can be combined with or dunked into hot chocolate (Metropolitan/New Jersey). MORE
Dec. 29, 2013
Several Long Island restaurants serve cheese and chocolate fondue with flavors ranging from classic to exotic (Metropolitan/Long Island). MORE
Dec. 25, 2013
Letter From Paris; almost every restaurant chef, pastry chef and bonbon-maker in France feels compelled to do something with chocolate every December; Christmas offerings in Paris range from the spectacular to the silly. MORE
Nov. 24, 2013
Neighborhood Joint column on Tache Artisan Chocolate, Lower East Side chocolatier that has become draw for neighborhood's diverse characters. MORE
Oct. 30, 2013
Power struggle between the European Union and the Russian-backed Customs Union is squeezing Roshen, largest confectioner in Ukraine; chocolate factory shares problem with many businesses in countries that lie between EU and Russia; it is caught in no-man's land for trade, place increasingly precarious as each side tries to recruit countries into exclusive trade deals. MORE
Apr. 30, 2013
This week, chocolates to help vets; whiskey for Derby Day; an exhibition on New York food and more. MORE
Mar. 31, 2013
Download interview with Shawn Askinosie, whose company Askinosie Chocolate makes highly regarded bean-to-bar artisanal chocolate with 10 percent of profits shared with company's cocoa farmers; Askinosie offers recommendations for books, music, television and other forms of entertainment. MORE
Feb. 10, 2013
Jacques Torres, chocolatier and owner of New York City's Jacques Torres Chocolate shops, describes his typical Sunday routine. MORE
Feb. 6, 2013
Melissa Clark and tasting panel try 27 candies and identify best American small-batch, handmade chocolate-covered salted caramels for Valentine's Day. MORE
Jan. 16, 2013
Japan company Royce' has opened boutique in New York City where it offers its very different approach to chocolate-making. MORE
Jan. 13, 2013
American entrepreneur Milton Snavely Hershey invented Hershey chocolate bar in late 1890s, result of his quest to invent new kind of caramel. MORE
Nov. 28, 2012
Veruca chocolate disks dusted with gold or silver and embossed with design of Judean coins that date from around 40 BC are sophisticated option for those who gamble on dreidel spin at Hanukkah. MORE
Nov. 11, 2012
Several Caribbean hotels and tour companies offer chocolate-themed packages, capitalizing on the area's reputation for growing exceptional cocoa. MORE
Nov. 7, 2012
Good & Evil candy bar, which is available online and at Dean & Deluca stores and is made from dark Peruvian Pure Nacional chocolate that grows wild, is likely to put artisanal company Eclat in limelight. MORE
Aug. 24, 2012
Christian Vautier Le Concept, a French confection shop on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, offers private and small-group chocolate-making classes for adults with children. MORE
Jun. 13, 2012
Vosges Haut-Chocolat has come up with a gift for Dad that puts booze in the bonbons; company has packed an assortment in a handsome vintage-style cigar box. MORE
Apr. 18, 2012
Neuhaus, the chocolatier known for its traditional praline, opens an American flagship on Madison Avenue. MORE
Mar. 14, 2012
Christian Vautier Le Concept, boutique and cafe on the Lower East Side, makes truffles, chocolates and other confections daily. MORE
Mar. 7, 2012
Organic cacao from Bolivia is turned into simple 70 percent chocolate slabs and tablets, for nibbling and cooking, with organic Brazilian cane sugar the only additive. MORE
Feb. 10, 2012
Several New York City cafes offer a variety of flavorful hot chocolates. MORE
Feb. 8, 2012
Prestat, an English company that has roots in France, now sells its chocolates on this side of the pond. MORE
Feb. 5, 2012
Three confectioneries in western Connecticut offer chocolate delicacies for Valentine's Day (Metropolitan/Connecticut). MORE
Dec. 25, 2011
Amy M Thomas travel article on a three-day trip to Brussels exploring three centuries of chocolate-making history. MORE
Dec. 14, 2011
Chocolate menorah, made under kosher supervision, allows you to observe Hanukkah in reverse, eating one candle each night instead of adding one. MORE
Dec. 13, 2011
Andrew Adam Newman Advertising column; Italian chocolate maker Perugina is introducing its first major advertising and marketing campaign in America in decades, focusing on its Baci line of foil-wrapped, bite-sized hazelnut chocolates. MORE
Nov. 23, 2011
La Maison du Chocolat on Madison Avenue adds a bittersweet chocolate mousse to its line of high-quality chocolates and pastries. MORE
Aug. 30, 2011
Dr Oscar H Franco study published in journal BMJ finds high levels of chocolate consumption are associated with significant reduction in the risk of certain cardiovascular disorders. MORE
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Chocolate Maker Stays True to His Texas Roots
Scott Moore Jr., a Tejas Chocolate co-founder, is one of about 100 bean-to-bar chocolate makers in the United States, and one of only a few in the Lone Star State.
October 19, 2014, Sunday
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In Suburban New York, an Unlikely Link to a South Korean Ferry Disaster
The address used for a Bedford chocolate shop has been a hub for other enterprises of the family of Yoo Hyuk-kee, who is charged in a sinking that killed 304 people.
August 13, 2014, Wednesday
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A Proper Setting for a Meal at the Beach
Nautical plates for weekend house gifts, golden aged cheese and Washington cherries are among the highlights.
August 13, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON CHOCOLATE AND: Food , Ice Cream and Frozen Desserts , Gifts , Tableware , E A T Gifts (Manhattan, NY, Retail Store) , Alcoholic Beverages , Cheese , Cherries , Chocolate , Mast Brothers Brew Bar (Brooklyn, NY) , Mast, Rick
As the Seasons Change, So Do the Pastries
Tarts of the month, frozen French delicacies and a stylish stockpot are among the innovations.
August 6, 2014, Wednesday
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Sweetening the Cruise Experience
Traveling on a Princess Cruises ship just became a little sweeter with the company's new Chocolate Journeys initiative, created in partnership with the chocolatier and pastry chef Norman Love.
July 29, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON CHOCOLATE AND: Princess Cruises , Travel and Vacations , Cruises , Chocolate
Swiss Chocolate Maker Lindt Will Buy Russell Stover Candies
The deal to acquire Russell Stover, based in Kansas City, Mo., will make Lindt the third-largest chocolate manufacturer in North America. Terms were not disclosed.
July 14, 2014, Monday
MORE ON CHOCOLATE AND: Switzerland , Stover, Russell, Candies Inc , :Lindt & Sprungli AG , Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures , Chocolate
Chocolate Ganache, an Easygoing French Treat
Elegant and simple to make, ganache is the most impressive thing you can serve over ice cream.
July 2, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON CHOCOLATE AND: Chocolate , Cooking and Cookbooks , Desserts , Ice Cream and Frozen Desserts
Q & A: Chocolate Ganache
The cookbook author Dorie Greenspan and Julia Moskin of the Dining section discussed making chocolate ganache with you, our readers.
July 1, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON CHOCOLATE AND: Cooking and Cookbooks , Chocolate
U.S.A. and Belgium: A Long-Running Battle for Supremacy Continues
As the two countries meet on the field in the World Cup, here's a good-natured look at other ways they have engaged in competition.
July 1, 2014, Tuesday
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A Bouillabaisse Dinner, Halvah Spreads and More
Recommendations for the week of June 10.
June 11, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON CHOCOLATE AND: Cooking and Cookbooks , Prosecco (Wine) , Chocolate , Oysters , Father's Day , Restaurants , Seafood
Boutique Chocolates
Julia Moskin reports on boutique chocolate shops, which are springing up around New York.
Cup a Day Keeps Cold Away
Eight favorite cups of hot chocolate to be found in New York City.
Tempering Chocolate
Tempering is essential for any dish that requires chocolate to retain its glossiness and texture after cooking.
Chocolate Mousse
Requiring only a few ingredients, mousse is one of the easier chocolate desserts for the home cook.
Chocolate Balloon Centerpiece
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White Chocolate Cups
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Cooking Techniques: Tempering Chocolate
Melt and cool chocolate so that it can be used for dipping or coating.
Chocolate Ganache
How to make the simple French mixture of chocolate and cream, which can be used as a sauce, icing or tart filling.
Devil's Food Cake
Melissa Clark makes the most devilish of devil's food cakes by using two types of frosting: black pepper buttercream and chocolate fudge.
Chocolate Caramel Macarons
Melissa Clark takes the best parts of a French macaron and an American macaroon and creates a sweet sandwich cookie for Passover.
A Chocolate Christmas in France
'Tis the season when France celebrates chocolate.
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Swappel.com offers UT Arlington students a new way to sell, swap and haggle.Posted by Dakota Keyser in UTA Housing Ambassador Blogs, tags: Apartments, Arlington, Housing, items, Money, Residence Halls, shop, store, students, swappel, thrift, UT Arlington, UTA
Have you ever realized that you just have too much stuff sitting in your Residence Hall room or Apartment? All those items are just waiting to be sold to become money in your pocket, all you have to do is sell it. Now there's any easier way to sell, swap and haggle your stuff away!
Swappel is a new website similar to Craigslist's item selling/trading feature. It allows you to post the items you have, set your price and even decide which items you'd be willing to trade for.
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For all of those items that aren't easy to sell, or aren't of much quality to sell, you can donate those. Donating your old items to a Goodwill Inc., Salvation Army, or Texas Thrift is an easy way to get rid of them while helping others at the same time. Most of these businesses are not-for-profit and donate their earned income to various charities.


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This 16th-century manuscript contains a relatively well preserved copy of Ktāba d-taš'itāh d-qaddištā yāldat alāhā Maryam (Life of Mary) in Syriac, an eastern dialect of Aramaic. The work (in six volumes) was written by Theophilos, the Greek patriarch of Alexandria in 385–412, and copied in 1567–68 by a scribe named Slibona. At the end of this work comes a metrical homily by Jacob of Serugh (died 521) on the death of Mary, the last half of which is missing in this copy. Some corrections and vowel signs ...


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06 April 2012
Review & Giveaway: ZeroWater Pitcher
I've never been fond of the water since we moved to this area, but last Summer it really took a turn for the worse when the county "worked" on our water pipes in the street. Since then, our water has had tons of things floating in it - sometimes our water actually is white! I've tried out several different water filters, even running it through one TWICE. It gets rid of some, but not all of it. I don't even want to think about what's in it. :( I'm changing out the filter at least once a month, even though it's recommended for every 6 to 8 weeks, since I know it's working a lot harder with our water - and it's expensive. Granted, it's cheaper than bottled water and still more environmentally friendly, but still. I don't know if you can see it well in this photo, but this is our water unfiltered:
Then again, I guess I should remind myself that others aren't even fortunate enough to have running water nearby. March 22nd was World Water Day, and it's a reminder to us living here that some people have to walk miles just to get a pitcher of water, and many folks have water that is contaminated much, much worse than anything we have here in the US.
Anyways, as part of the ZeroWater blog tour, I was sent the ten cup ZeroWater Pitcher to review. ZeroWater uses Ion Exchange water filtration systems that remove virtually all dissolved solids from tap water delivering pure tasting water. It uses a 5-Stage Ion Exchange water filter - the big name ones available at most stores only use one or two stages. It's certified to reduce both lead and chromium, both items that other filters can't. And unlike distilling water, ZeroWater uses no electricity.
Opening the box, I noticed immediately that it was bigger than our other filter pitcher. It also had a sleeker design, with a handy dispenser at the back of the filter. This is great for some folks, because you can turn the pitcher backwards on the shelf in the fridge, and use that to pour your water, instead of bringing the whole pitcher out. (You'll see why this is a good thing as I go on) I carefully hand washed the pitcher to get out those box crumbs, as I call them, and got my pitcher ready to assemble.
I was surprised at the size of the water filter. Here it is next to our other water filter:
Big difference, right? You can tell the ZeroWater filter has the five stages of filtering when you see that. I twisted the filter into the bottom of the reservoir and tighten it to make a seal. (FYI: If *new* filters are exposed to cold temperatures for prolonged periods (such as storing in the garage or a cold room during winter months) bring the filter to room temperature for several hours before passing water through it the first time)
Now ZeroWater gets part of it's name from the TDS meter it uses to show how clean the water it is. You simply place the meter (included with the pitcher) in the water for 15-30 seconds, and it will give you a digital reading of what it finds. According to ZeroWater, most water in the USA falls into the 051-200 range. I tested my water out: 104. Ouch! (I suppose it could have been worse?) Next, I tested out water from our "other" pitcher, using a filter that was about three weeks old. The number: 44! (I knew it wasn't removing everything!)
So I filled up the ZeroWater pitcher to let it filter through. It took around the same time as the other filter, and I'm sure it will start to slow down as the filter gets filled up with gunk like the other one, too. It might seem like a long time to others, but remember it has to go through all those stages in the filter. Make sure you keep it filled so you don't have to wait too long for a clean glass of water. Time to check the TDS water meter reading: 0! It worked! Yippee!
You need to check the rating of each filtered pitcher of water, because you change out the filters when the meter reads 006. Here's the thing I noticed when reading the paperwork that comes with the pitcher. The expected quantity life span of unfiltered water that falls into my range (104) is only about 25 to 40 gallons. A set of four replacement filters will run you about $55.99 according to the website. If you drink a lot of water (we use an average of 3-4 gallons a day between drinking/cooking), it could get expensive quickly. I guess it just depends on how bad your water is! (ours is so bad it's worth it!)
Now it's not that our water ever tasted horrible to begin with - a little funky, but with the other filter it made it drinkable - so for me, the ZeroWater filter cleaning up our water was fine. If you're not drinking your tap water because it tastes funny, the ZeroWater might or might not make it drinkable for you. Here's the thing: all our water, unfortunately, is different. What's in the water at my home might not in the water at your home. Some folks have a lot of iron in the water, for instance, and of course, if you have well water vs city water that's treated, again, there's a difference. All I can tell you is that ZeroWater cleared up my water so it's not white, and it tastes fine.
I told you way up there that there was a reason why it was great to have the spigot on the back of the pitcher for use in the fridge or the counter edge, and that's because the ZeroWater pitcher when full is HEAVY! I struggled to refill bottles when trying to pour with it. Small children and anyone with arthritis/carpal tunnel will have a hard time with it. I'm not keen on plastic as returning readers know, so I simply filled my glass carafe in the fridge with it and that made it easier for me to get a glass of cold water. (To be honest, unless it's the day before shopping, there's never enough room in the fridge for a pitcher anyways since I buy in bulk/large containers)
So after pros vs cons? I was pleased with the way ZeroWater worked for me. Like I mentioned above, it could get expensive so I'll have to see over time. (I've only been using it for four days as of this posting) If you have a large family, or drink even more water than we do, they do have a bigger countertop version that remind me a little of the Katadyn Gravidyn or the Big Berkey filters, only it uses 2 filters in it. (Again, it could get expensive?) There are several offers available, including coupons for both the pitcher and the filters, as well as a filter recycling program that will give you coupons in exchange for sending back your used filters. Unfortunately, you have to pay to ship them back to the company. (I'd like to see it free to encourage more people to do it and keep them out of landfills!)
The ZeroWater pitcher comes with one filter and one TDS meter, with a suggested retail price of $35. You can purchase it online, or via stores like Walmart and Target. Like I said above, there are coupons available - including 30% off a ten cup ZeroWater pitcher here using promo code MC30
Win it! TWO lucky readers are going to win a ZeroWater pitcher to see for themselves if it makes a difference in their drinking water! To enter, tell us if you're currently using a filter or buying water, and how you think ZeroWater would be better for your family.
As always, you can receive extra entries for:
-Subscribing to my feed OR following my blog
-Blogging about this giveaway with a link back
-Tweeting about this giveaway 1X (leave the link in your comment below or @psychotichouse)
Win a ZeroWater Pitcher! http://bit.ly/Htd2gk ends 4/12 @psychotichouse
That's four (4) possible entries! Giveaway ends April 12th at 11:59 PM PST, and please leave your email address in your entry or have it available in your profile. Continental US only, sorry :( Good luck everyone!! :)
I wrote this review while participating in a blog tour by Mom Central Consulting on behalf of ZeroWater and received a water pitcher to facilitate my review, two pitchers to giveaway, and extra filters to thank me for taking the time to participate.
106 comments:
- Karen said...
We buy bottled water, but I would LOVE to switch to a filter system :)
ktgonyea at gmail.com
- 06 April, 2012 17:06
- Douglas Houston said...
We are drinking straight out the tap, so any filter would be an improvement.
ddx155 at gmail.com
- 06 April, 2012 18:48
- Douglas Houston said...
ddx155 at gmail.com
- 06 April, 2012 18:49
- Ruth said...
We have well water but sometimes it tastes funny (hard water), I'd love to try a filter with it and see if that helps.
ruthkubi at earthlink.net
- 06 April, 2012 19:06
- jusaweecatnap said...
We drink tap water. It's fairly clean, but very hard water--we're sitting on top of big lime deposits. You can see the lime deposits in our house, anywhere a little bit of water pools, around the faucets for instance. I'd like to have water that wasn't so hard. I did try a filter pitcher for a while, but, as you say, it gets expensive to buy those filters. I'm impressed by the five stage ion exchange system, and the meter.
- 06 April, 2012 19:57
- jusaweecatnap said...
I get your emails.
- 06 April, 2012 19:57
we drink water from the tap but it always has a funny taste. would love to have filtered water.
- 06 April, 2012 20:34
- sweetsue said...
I generally just use tap water, but I would love to see if it tastes better filtered.
smchester at gmail dot com
- 06 April, 2012 21:00
- sweetsue said...
I follow you on GFC as sweetsue.
- 06 April, 2012 21:02
- bored2quickly said...
We buy bottled water because the water in our area is as bad as yours. Thanks so much for the fantastic giveaway!
- 07 April, 2012 00:19
- bored2quickly said...
I subscribe to your email! Thanks so much for the fantastic giveaway!
Renee Walters
- 07 April, 2012 00:19
- bored2quickly said...
I follow you on GFC! Thanks so much for the fantastic giveaway!
Renee Walters
- 07 April, 2012 00:20
- BethElderton said...
I don't like to buy bottled water. This pitcher would make it so easy to have filtered water.
bethelderton59 at gmail dot com
- 07 April, 2012 03:02
- BethElderton said...
I'm an email subscriber
bethelderton59 at gmail dot com
- 07 April, 2012 03:03
- BethElderton said...
bethelderton59 at gmail dot com
- 07 April, 2012 03:04
- EMMAHORTON said...
- 07 April, 2012 05:56
- EMMAHORTON said...
- 07 April, 2012 05:57
We buy water & would love to have a filter so we can stop.
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- 07 April, 2012 06:40
- redfuzzycow said...
we use a brita filter, would love to try zerowater
- 07 April, 2012 11:58
- redfuzzycow said...
follow your blog
- 07 April, 2012 11:58
- redfuzzycow said...
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- 07 April, 2012 11:58
- kyl neusch said...
no filter, would like to try
- 07 April, 2012 12:45
- texaswithlove1982 said...
Ive followed you through GFC connect!
- 07 April, 2012 13:36
- texaswithlove1982 said...
Every now and then we buy bottled water but most of the time we drink water from the faucet. Winning this giveaway would be really fantastic!
- 07 April, 2012 13:38
- texaswithlove1982 said...
- 07 April, 2012 13:40
I buy bottled water for my family and have thought about buying this product. I would love to win one, i always feel guilty about using bottled water but i dont like taste of the water from our tap.
- 07 April, 2012 15:48
- Noelle the dreamer said...
Your review was certainly interesting!
We have a water pitcher/filter yet we still notice a colour (and a line of grease!) so I am ready to try something new!
Please enter my name in the giveaway and thank you for the opportunity!
- 07 April, 2012 17:59
- Noelle the dreamer said...
Oh and I always forget to say I am a subscriber as well!
Thank you!!
Happy Easter!
- 07 April, 2012 18:00
- Rubyfizzle said...
I currently use a Brita pitcher but a ZeroWater Pitcher would make my water even better!
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- 07 April, 2012 20:04
- Rubyfizzle said...
Tweet: https://twitter.com/#!/januarywins/status/188824826243334144
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- 07 April, 2012 20:05
- Amanda said...
Right now, we're drinking from the tap. It's not really that good.
- 08 April, 2012 15:01
- karenb834 said...
We buy bottled water I have thought about a filtering system because we live close to the lake, but can't afford it right now. I think this would something absolutely fantastic to try. Thanks so much
- 08 April, 2012 17:49
- karenb834 said...
subscribe to your feeds using google reader, thanks again
- 08 April, 2012 17:52
- karenb834 said...
- 08 April, 2012 17:52
i go to the water store to fill my water jugs. this would save time and money!
- 08 April, 2012 20:35
- Chisum Crew said...
We would no longer buy bottled water - less money and less waste. trinitygsd at yahoo dot ocm
- 09 April, 2012 06:06
- Sandra K321 said...
We don't filter our water. This would be good for us to have because my sons drink a lot of water for sports and I am always filling their water bottles.
- 09 April, 2012 07:18
- Sandra K321 said...
I subscribe to your feed via Google Reader as Sandra K321.
- 09 April, 2012 07:18
- littlelatina said...
I'd love to win
- 09 April, 2012 08:12
- Suzie Williams said...
We have a filter built into the refrigerator but it's really old and difficult and expensive to replace so we don't do it nearly as often as we should. I like the filter pitcher because I could fill it up with water at night and leave it in the bedroom. I think it would get us drinking more water!
- 09 April, 2012 13:39
- Cricket said...
I've been drinking it straight out of the tap, too, but I know I drink more water if I have a filter system I like and trust.
- 09 April, 2012 14:12
- Annette Doggett said...
I usually buy bottled water because our tap water tastes a little like metal.
- 09 April, 2012 14:35
- Annette Doggett said...
tweet https://twitter.com/#!/annedoggett/status/189466671541530624
- 09 April, 2012 14:36
- Annette Doggett said...
Following via GFC
- 09 April, 2012 14:36
- karenb834 said...
daily tweet
- 09 April, 2012 16:48
- jlafount said...
We use a faucet mount filter
- 09 April, 2012 18:37
We buy water bottles and the zero water pitcher would help us save money because bottled water is expensive.
- 09 April, 2012 21:58
- smilekisses said...
I buy lots of bottled water. We have a well and I think this will save us money.
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- 10 April, 2012 00:56
- smilekisses said...
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- 10 April, 2012 01:00
- smilekisses said...
GFC follower (dolniaks)
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- 10 April, 2012 01:02
- Caryn said...
We currently use a Brita pitcher but just ran out of new filters
caryn9802 at yahoo dot com
- 10 April, 2012 05:56
- Caryn said...
GFC follower as Caryn S
caryn9802 at yahoo dot com
- 10 April, 2012 05:56
- April @ PolkaDots n' PinkySwears said...
We don't have a filter, but I'd love to have one!
- 10 April, 2012 15:36
- April @ PolkaDots n' PinkySwears said...
I'm subscribed.
- 10 April, 2012 15:37
- Hotsnotty2 said...
I usually buy bottled water, I would love to win this to save some money, thanks for the chance
- 10 April, 2012 18:22
- Hotsnotty2 said...
Subscriber, thanks!
- 10 April, 2012 18:23
- Hotsnotty2 said...
- 10 April, 2012 18:23
- Tamar said...
I am using tap for the most part but I have a newborn on the way and would totally benefit from this for the baby.
tamarsweeps at gmail-dot.com
- 10 April, 2012 18:33
- Tyler said...
I want one of these.
- 10 April, 2012 22:50
- ferriz said...
ive been drinking nasty tap water, or filling up water bottles with the filtered stuff at school. ours is terrible.
- 11 April, 2012 02:00
- ferriz said...
gfc ferriz
- 11 April, 2012 02:00
- Gala said...
we are using Britta filter but I'm not happy with a quality
galyettina at yahoo dot com
- 11 April, 2012 08:03
- Gala said...
galyettina at yahoo dot com
- 11 April, 2012 08:04
- mverno said...
no don't buy water or use a filter we are on city water
- 11 April, 2012 08:27
- mverno said...
i follow as mverno via gfc
- 11 April, 2012 08:27
- mverno said...
i tweeted @mverno
- 11 April, 2012 08:29
- dmoniz said...
we buy the 24 packs of the 16.9oz bottles whichever is on sale but i think its a waste of plastic
- 11 April, 2012 08:57
- Diane52 said...
We are currently using a special thing for the faucet, but it seems to run out to quickly! Our water has a strong chlorine taste.
Diane Baum
- 11 April, 2012 08:59
- Donna said...
I drink a lot at night and get it from the faucet to not wake everyone and this would be great to have to fill up and keep by my bed at night. No wasting plastics and having five cups sitting out everyday just this and one cup.
- 11 April, 2012 11:36
- Donna said...
I follow via gfc- donna
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- 11 April, 2012 11:36
- Donna said...
- 11 April, 2012 11:38
- Donna said...
- 11 April, 2012 11:39
- McKim said...
We currently use tap water. Our water is fine at home, but the water at work is awful. You can see things floating in it. I carry water from home to drink at work.
- 11 April, 2012 12:04
- McKim said...
I'm a follower via GFC.
- 11 April, 2012 12:04
We buy water for two reasons. First, the city sometimes puts in so much chlorine that it reminds me of summers at the public pool. the other is that my son got fluoride poisoning from the tap water when he used it to make kool-aid. So a filter would be good for our health and cheaper than filling the water cooler with either spring or distilled water.
- 11 April, 2012 15:51
- k. said...
We just drink water from the tap. At our old house we had filtered water. I'm sure the water would taste better and be better for us if we switched to a filter.
- 11 April, 2012 17:38
- one frugal lady said...
we drink water from the tap at the moment, and after reading about zero water, I would love to try this!
- 11 April, 2012 17:59
- meredith m said...
im currently using a super old brita - I need to buy a new filter - so im basically drinking tap water
mermont84 at yahoo.com
- 11 April, 2012 18:02
- meredith m said...
tweeted https://twitter.com/#!/mermont84/status/190243706048217088
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- 11 April, 2012 18:03
- meredith m said...
i follow your blog via gfc (memoma)
mermont84 at yahoo.com
- 11 April, 2012 18:04
- missrantsypants said...
We don't have anything to make our water cleaner, so we opt for bottles but this will help me save money
melanie montgomery
- 11 April, 2012 20:31
we use bottled because it is well water ...never had a filtered pitched so would like to try one.
caden at pineland.net
- 12 April, 2012 04:58
We buy water. I think a pitcher would save money and get rid of floaties.
charlescbrown26 at yahoo.com
- 12 April, 2012 05:00
bottled here and tap at office that tastes like bleach....
would like to see if this improves it.
ansleycaden at hotmail.com
- 12 April, 2012 05:02
I subscribe
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- 12 April, 2012 05:05
- Julie said...
we presently use a pur water filter pitcher
- 12 April, 2012 08:59
- Julie said...
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- 12 April, 2012 09:00
- Ms Penny Pincher said...
We currently just use the tap but filtered water would likely taste better and be better for us!
- 12 April, 2012 09:14
- kathy pease said...
i CURRENTLY BUY BOTTLED WATER AND THIS WOULD BE GREAT SO WE COULD SAVE MONEY
- 12 April, 2012 11:19
- kathy pease said...
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- 12 April, 2012 11:19
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- 12 April, 2012 11:20
- Kendra Gillilan said...
Would help as I have kidney stones
- 12 April, 2012 12:44
- Kendra Gillilan said...
gFC Kendra Gillilan
- 12 April, 2012 12:45
- Kendra Gillilan said...
Subscriber thank you
- 12 April, 2012 12:46
- Betty C said...
I am currently just using tap water but it really could taste a whole lot better.
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- 12 April, 2012 15:13
- Karen said...
Zero water would be better because I wouldn't have to lug jugs back and forth to the refill station. Thanks for the giveaway.
- 12 April, 2012 16:38
- Gianna said...
Tap water here.. I would love to give this a try.
- 12 April, 2012 18:02
- Gianna said...
I'm an email subscriber.
- 12 April, 2012 18:02
- Breanne said...
We have a brita pitcher but I'd love this since it removes more impurities
- 12 April, 2012 19:53
- Breanne said...
Google Reader subscriber
- 12 April, 2012 19:54
- Gaines7 said...
Hello, how are you? Thank you for this opportunity. We do buy water for health reasons and cooking. If we win the 'Zero Water Filter Pitcher', it would save us time and money.
- 12 April, 2012 20:25
- barblong said...
Currently we buy bottled water but I would love to switch to a filter system as it would be much cheaper.
- 12 April, 2012 21:08
- purango said...
We buy bottled water. I think ZeroWater would be beneficial for our family because it would make our tap water safer. We wouldn't have to spend all the money we are spending on bottled water. email@example.com
- 12 April, 2012 22:14
- /\Heather/\ said...
We currently buy bottled water for our cooler. I'd love to be able to drink water from our tap when we run out of a huge bottle of water.
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- 12 April, 2012 23:36
- /\Heather/\ said...
I follow via gfc as /\Heather/\
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- 12 April, 2012 23:37
- /\Heather/\ said...
Tweeted - https://twitter.com/#!/ilovetoclap/status/190690329870077952
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- 12 April, 2012 23:38