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Output: One excellent way of following the Reduce and Reuse parts of the 3 Rs especially when you are on a budget is by getting replacement parts for your computer system for real cheap here. For example, you can get optical drives or PC power supplies for 5 to 20 bucks. Want an extra PC system or laptop, or need but don't have one because of the cost? Browse the inventory here and you'll likely find what you need and not put a strain on your budget. It's obvious that Westech makes electronics easily available to those who normally can't afford it and those who just don't want to spend much; but also, their resales and donation to local charities and schools keep the electronic equipment out of landfills, thus helping tackle the problem of e-waste (electronic waste), one of the biggest categories of solid waste. Getting great bargains for electronics while helping the environment - who wouldn't feel good about that?

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Output: I grew up in the Bike Barn neighborhood so I have loyal affinity for business in that area. I was selling a carbon fiber bike and wanted to have it tip top for the new buyer so I took the bike in. It was $60 for a service so I said "OK." Then he points out my flat tires and says I need new ones so I agree again and now we are up to $150. I am driving home and he calls and says, "Hey man your rims are cracked and ready for failure." He goes on with the punchline, "I would not risk my life on these rims." He says the cost for replacement rims would be $450. I say OK and am smarting at the thought of $600 just to tune the bike up for sale? Something about the cost of the rims made me look on Ebay and I found many choices of cool rims for the $200 range. I called back and cancelled the rim purchase and instructed them to put my old rims on. When I picked up the bike which looked good with a clean up and new tires, I asked how much to crate a bike with me paying the postage? The reply was $60 and after posting the bike on EBay it was quickly sold. I called back and Ryan answered and I asked how much to crate a bike for shipment he replied $100. I explained I was in and the price was $60 so he says, "OK if they told you $60 then it is $60. I took the bike to REI and they said it would be a couple of days but the cost would be $30. REI actually had the bike ready the next day for $30! My last experience with Bike Barn was when I took a bike wheel which was flat and wanted it repaired. I thought I would give it one more chance. It was slow so the guy said he would do it right away. He removed the old tube and was putting in a new tube when I asked, "Can't you patch the old tube?" His reply with steely eyed arrogance was "I don't do patches." In my opinion most of the staff with exception of the woman thinks they are way too cool. I don't know where the arrogance comes from but it usually filters from above. Don't be fooled into thinking this is a cute, friendly, neighborhood bike hang out offering fair prices because it is not. It is a BUYER BEWARE atmosphere with salespeople looking to take your wallet for a ride.

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Output: I sort of stepped back to my old stomping grounds during my visit to Heirloom. I used to work for Chef Michael back in 2004. This new restaurant has some familiar faces, with some of the wait staff from Michael's at the Citadel coming over to the venture. The concept is good. I like small a la carte tasting menus. Haven't really seen that done. The menu reads nicely, broken into 5 courses, including desserts. First course lists salads, 2nd course list appetizer style dishes, 3rd and 4th are meats and fish. I had a bottle of syrah from Cochise County AZ. I ordered the beet salad, braised Kurobuta pork with potato custard, seared California Halibut with Putanesca puree and Cinnamon roasted duck breast. My lady had the roasted onion salad, Kurobuta pork and bacon scallop on corn puree. The beet salad was delicious. Tender, but not mushy ruby red beet that was nice and sweet. Served with lamb's lettuce. The pork dish was god damn phenomenal. It had the consistency of pork flavored butter. It melted in your mouth, It was served with a simple potato dauphinoise. The pork was the star of the evening. The halibut was crispy and moist at same time. It was accompanied with the puttanesca puree and basil oil, topped with shaved asparagus coins and olives. The cinnamon duck was also a hit. It came with roasted eggplant. Desserts were fairly good. I had the Orange Ricotta cheesecake and the lady had a "speckled" chocolate cake. It was a multi layered chocolate cake. My only complaint is that the music being played in the dining room didn't say "$160 meal" to me. I heard Hotel California, some Pink Floyd, etc. It was a bit distracting. But I love Chef Michael and his work, I love Paul, our server, and I love eating good food. So i recommend it to all who have an extra couple bucks in their pocket.

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Just came back from a weekend in Carefree & I can't seem to figure out if I like this place or not. I think that if you like to golf and a very mellow place to stay you will enjoy your stay. Everyone here is as friendly as can be and really will go out of their way to make you stay worthwhile. The problem is this place is not very good - it's an older property and just not up to standard. The room is "ok" and big enough but here is the problem we encountered on our trip - birds. Apparently every bird in the area was out and about for the weekend and really pecking on the roof of our casita...starting and 4am all the way to 8am on & off. It's an odd thing to happen when you are staying at a hotel but my god - it was very annoying. The TV was your old school tube & didn't work very well. Feels like the room was put together in the early 90's and never has been updated. Lastly, there was a cockroach in our tub. :)