Found it refurbed at another site about $3 more with shipping but with a good review.

http://www.jlhufford.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=capresso-espresso-classic-pb

Our hero:

It's cheaper here!

http://www.jlhufford.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=capresso-espresso-classic-pb

Ah! A Capresso Espresso Machino

Mom has one, says that it's okay.

Too bad I don't drink esp/cap.

It's not the most attractive machine, but then it's $69 and comes with the sieves for both regular ground coffee and those insidious pods.

I absolutely love my Capresso stand-alone frothing machine. Think this is a decent alternative to higher end (more expensive)machines.

I have a slightly different model that comes with a second word sieve that's made for regular espresso grind. With that, you don't have to use a pod.

The machine has worked well for years now. My wife uses it every single day (I know, I'm an enabler, I gotta pick my fights). The pressure is not super-strong, but the espresso made by it is decent. Probably not up to par if you are a huge coffee snob, but comparable to what I have often had in a regular Italian bar.

Looks like a perfect small office Espresso machine to me. It even uses coffee pods.

mjvaughn wrote:You're no Mr. Linky-Links!

$65 + shipping here:

http://www.jlhufford.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=capresso-espresso-classic-pb

Apparently Georgians like espresso. Gotta get themselves movin somehow.

What type of coffee pods does this use? Would it work with my Phillps Senseo coffee pods?

crowsnest wrote:

Rofl

hcsencsi wrote:What type of pods does it use? Nespresso? Keurig (I guess those would be cups, though) or those flat round discs? Would be helpful to know so you could estimate the cost per cup of coffee...

actual coffee

Dual frother?! Holy cow! I'm buying 2 so I can mod one into a quad frother!

botkin wrote:Is this the same thing? Found it selling for 65.99!

http://www.jlhufford.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=capresso-espresso-classic-pb

Learn to do this please?

bsmith1 wrote:What does the symbol on the very left mean?

frrrrrpt?

Steam for frothing cream.

Woody1150 wrote:Dual frother?! Holy cow! I'm buying 2 so I can mod one into a quad frother!

Too much froth.

mwarrick wrote:It's cheaper here!

http://www.jlhufford.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=capresso-espresso-classic-pb

Not with shipping it isn't.

quiweez wrote:Apparently Georgians like espresso. Gotta get themselves movin somehow.

Utah is still wacky for wootoffs. I think every home has a new TV, icecream maker, laptop, and vaccuum on the way.

Wine or espresso - that is the question.....

smkahayes wrote:Wine or espresso - that is the question.....

You could just use wine to make espresso rather than water.

"Striking art-nouveau design" How very sheeshee foofoo!!

Wow, Utah is going nuts today.

mjvaughn wrote:You're no Mr. Linky-Links!

I still have not figured out how to become linky links... someone recommended tinyurl... but i haven't been able to figure it out yet =p

crowsnest wrote:

Why does one of the books have a red object on the back cover near the spine of the book and the other book has the same red object near the outside edge of the book? Does holding the book upside-down cause the image to flip or something? Neat!

bsmith1 wrote:Why does one of the books have a red object on the back cover near the spine of the book and the other book has the same red object near the outside edge of the book? Does holding the book upside-down cause the image to flip or something? Neat!

Maybe it's Paint Shop Pro'd!

drummermeg wrote:Utah is still wacky for wootoffs. I think every home has a new TV, icecream maker, laptop, and vaccuum on the way.

We'd have more here in Missouri, but I don't think the Amish have even made it to rotary phones yet.

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na noo na noo

hcsencsi wrote:What type of pods does it use? Nespresso? Keurig (I guess those would be cups, though) or those flat round discs? Would be helpful to know so you could estimate the cost per cup of coffee...

None. It's not one that uses pods, but honest to goodness REAL coffee grounds. You can even grind it yourself if you get ambitious.

FWIW, I have a capresso coffee maker and love it!

mjvaughn wrote:We'd have more here in Missouri, but I don't think the Amish have even made it to rotary phones yet.

Actually a phone would require ELECTRICITY so yeah dont look for them there.....HINT (they dont use it)

bsmith1 wrote:Why does one of the books have a red object on the back cover near the spine of the book and the other book has the same red object near the outside edge of the book? Does holding the book upside-down cause the image to flip or something? Neat!

trick of da eyez. its on the binding which would face 'out' if the book were closed. the girl is holding her copy open at a lesser angle than mr. president.

bpwilliams76 wrote:Not with shipping it isn't.

yeah huh, 72.99 vs 74.99

botkin wrote:I still have not figured out how to become linky links... someone recommended tinyurl... but i haven't been able to figure it out yet =p

Here

When "pods" are advertised, it generally means ESE pods, unless otherwise noted. This machine would be referring to ESE.
As to the machine, well, it's a low-end piece of (reasonably priced)junk, but it will probably suit most people's needs fine.
Also, a standard serving of espresso, 1 fluid ounce or 30 mL, has less caffeine than a standard 8 ounce cup of drip. Even a double espresso (2 ounces or 60 mL, imagine that) has less. These are, of course, averages. A full robusta espresso (yech) probably has more caffeine than a "venti" cup of decaf. Just thought I'd toss that out there.

If it has a year warranty it was serviced at the Capresso facility and is the same warranty as a new machine. This one was - makes it an even better buy.

Armagedon wrote:Creating Links

Linking to another site
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* The first of these uses the [url=][/url] tag; whatever you type after the = sign will cause the contents of that tag to act as a URL. For example, to link to phpBB.com you could use:

[[url=http://www.phpbb.com/]Visit phpBB![[/url]

This would generate the following link, Visit phpBB! You will notice the link opens in a new window so the user can continue browsing the forums if they wish.
* If you want the URL itself displayed as the link you can do this by simply using:

[url[]http://www.phpbb.com/[/url[]

This would generate the following link: http://www.phpbb.com/
* Additionally phpBB features something called Magic Linkswhich will turn any syntatically correct URL into a link without you needing to specify any tags or even the leading http://. For example typing www.phpbb.com into your message will automatically lead to www.phpbb.com being output when you view the message.

If only that would help!!!! People on here can't even read the FRONT PAGE!!! summoning the forsaken shoggoth balderees