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The apartment disposes a big double bed and a transformable armchair bed with a possibility to dispose up to 3 people in a comfort, wardrobe. Besides, the equipment of the apartment is an electric stove panel, fridge, microwave, WiFi internet, washing machine, iron, hairdryer. We provide bed linen and towels for your comfortable stay. You will really enjoy staying in our apartment and pass the unforgettable time.
It is situated in the 1st floor in the calm area, just in a couple of steps of Namesti Republiky square and metro station, where you will find two big shopping centers with supermarkets and lots of different shops, and just 8 minutes walk from the Old Town square with its famous Orloj – the Prague Astronomical Clock, number of restaurants and old Prague's cafes and bars. This is a perfect location to visit the main sightseeing places of the capital and to feel comfortably within the everyday's life.
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We ask the Security Deposit of 150 EUR. This amount will be pre-authorised from your credit/debit card upon arrival, which has to be provided for transaction upon check-in. This amount will be unblocked at your credit/debit card after checkout if no damage occurred. In case of a damage, the amount covering the damage expenses will be deducted from the Security Deposit amount. We do not accept cash payment of Security Deposit.
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It was beautifully, clean and always highly recommended thanks for the great day's in Prague
Denys A6 Studio was perfect for our stay in Prague. Clean and remodeled nicely. Loved the modern bathroom. Having access to a washing machine was great. We dealt with Denys by email and he was prompt and helpful. His assistant, Damian, was the one who helped to make our stay complete. Still working on his English, but always willing and able to help make our stay a pleasant one. A convenient location for the areas we wanted to explore. Would stay there again if visiting Prague.
Perfect location , really near to the city. Small room, but you have everything you need and the bathroom is really nice. Our host Denys let us even stay a bit longer on our last day, since our bus back home started pretty late in the evening.
Wir wurden freundlich empfangen (übrigens hier vielen Dank für den Park Tipp ☺). Das Zimmer war sauber und soweit in Ordnung. Die Wände / Tür war leider etwas dünnwändig so das man viel vom Hausgang gehört hatte.
Ansonsten kann ich dieses Zimmer nur empfehlen und würde wieder kommen.
Apartamento nuevo bien decorado y muy bien ubicado. En menos de 10 minutos se llegaba andando a la plaza del reloj. Denys fue muy amable en la entrega de llaves.
La única pega fue el colchón que nos resultó un poco incómodo.
Neat clean quiet and very good situated apartment, we enjoy this days in Praga with super price-quality relationship apartment, Denys is a friendly person and help us with some advices, he call us the Taxi to the airport . It is really worthy
Los apartamentos son limpios cuidados, tranquilos y bien situados, la relación calidad precio es buenísima y real mente merecen la pena, Denys es amigable y nos ayudo con el taxi al aeropuerto. Realmente merecen la pena
Wat een mooie stad Praag! De ligging van het appartement was heel mooi dicht bij het centrum van de oude stad. Het appartement ziet er verder netjes uit.
Wij hebben genoten! Ook hebben ze een extra kamertje waar je je bagage neer kan zetten als je eerder aankomt of later vertrekt.
L'appartamento è in una buona posizione, vicino al centro e alla fermata di Namesti Republiky. Nei pressi dell'appartamento c'è un grosso centro commerciale e parecchi ristoranti e negozi annessi. L'appartamento al nostro arrivo era pulito e dotato di tutto il necessario, dagli attrezzi di cucina agli asciugamani del bagno. A 5 minuti a piedi dalla piazza dell'orologio astronomico e dalla cattedrale del Tyn. Denys è un ottimo padrone di casa molto gentile e cordiale. è stato disponibile anche a tenerci i bagagli l'ultimo giorno dato che avevamo l'aereo in tarda serata. Raccomandiamo vivamente questo alloggio per chi volesse visitare Praga.
Great location and very nice looking: it was clean and well attented to! I definitely recommend this studio!
Our stay in this Appartement was quietly perfect - everything we needed for our short trip was included into the Appartement and it s really really central. We also felt save in this area and we really enjoied the wide - ragend opportunities to go out and for having dinner. The only Thing, which was kind of disturbing was, that there where some nondefinding loud noises every 10 minutes - but we just stayed in the Appartement for sleeping so it wasn t that problematic. We would defenitely book this Appartement again during our next trip in Prague - hopefully soon.
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Our well-appointed suites, outdoor pool and spa are just a few of the perks guests can experience when they choose this property in Chatsworth as their accommodations. The Social on Tuesday through Thursday evenings lets guests mingle while enjoying delicious hors d'oeuvres, wine and beer. We hope that our welcoming staff, open lounge areas and contemporary décor encourage each guest to settle in and "Get Comfortable."
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My parents like it
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My parents and I lived in the hotel for one night. There are separate rooms for us, which is the primary reason I choose this hotel. Building architectures and room structure are good to us. Breakfast is better than Holiday Inn.
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My first impression was great when I checked in. The staff is wonderful and very accomodating. But the next morning something scurried across my floor. It was a cockroach the size of a small mouse. I contacted the hotel staff and they said they would treat my room. But that night it was back running around the bathroom floor and took cover in the closet. I spoke to other guests and they too had roaches. The staff was genuinely concerned but the hotel obviously has a bug problem.

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I would like to use Lark as a middle name but I don't think it flows well with Rory.. Any suggestions for first names that go well with middle name Lark?! Or middle names for Rory??
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Well I wouldn't really want to be anything but homosexual.
Not that I find it integral to my personality, but I find that it taught me a lot of things and made me go through certain struggles that I wouldn't have if I was heterosexual. I'm more mature for my age then a lot of other people, and I guess I can owe that to experience with difficulty. And it just adds some flavor, I guess.
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I am really outraged at how people in this area drive. First off, they have no courtesy when it comes to letting people out when the highways are congested.
When traffic is bumper-to-bumper, a little courtesy at letting others cross the highway or even just getting into the same bumper-to-bumper traffic is not that hard to do.
I also noticed that most of these people are almost always on their cell phones. If there was a law being voted on to make using cell phones illegal while driving, I can promise I would vote for that.
I was trying to let someone cross two lanes of traffic because no one else was going to and everyone behind me started blowing their horns and one guy was cursing at me and making gestures with his free hand because his other hand was holding a cell phone to his ear.
It takes all of two seconds to stop, especially if everyone else is already stopped, and leave enough room for someone to pass through. It is not a difficult task.
It is common courtesy.
For 25 years, I lived in other cities and states and coming back home to all of this is very disappointing.
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Happy Birthday, Tiny Grimes! [1917]
Happy Birthday, Bill Bickford! [1956]
Tip of the day: The harmonic at the twelfth fret should be the same as the stopped string at the twelfth fret. Move the bridge [or bridge saddle] forward or back until the two tones are the same.
July 8, 2016 Friday
Happy Birthday, Dan Adler!! [1961]
Tip of the day: Jazz has been closely associated with popular music over the years. The relationship has had its ups and downs but has at times succeeded in presenting the style to a wider audience.
July 9, 2016 Saturday
Happy Birthday, Tom Lippincott! [1966]
Tip of the day: A guitar amp will often sound better on a chair or a stand. This gives the speaker better projection and allows you to turn down a little without losing audibility.
July 10, 2016 Sunday
Happy Birthday, Serge Krief! [1962]
Tip of the day: Sonny Rollins is well known for using calypso tunes like St. Thomas and Duke of Iron in his concerts. These infectious rhythms are fun to play on guitar and are great to improvise over, too.
July 11, 2016 Monday
Tip of the day: The family tree of jazz has its roots both in the syncopations of sub-Saharan drumming and in the European harmonic tradition.
July 12, 2016 Tuesday
Happy Birthday, Chuck Loeb! [1955]
[Loeb is seen here with Pat Martino.]
Tip of the day: Various attempts have been made to popularize jazz over the years. Unfortunately this usually results in a watering down of the style to the point where the hardcore fans cry foul. Jazz may remain an acquired taste but this insures its integrity and survival.
July 13, 2016 Wednesday
Tip of the day: Make sure everyone in the band knows what they are expected to wear during the performance. Such requirements vary widely as do the ideas of musicians as to what attire is appropriate.
July 14, 2016 Thursday
Happy Birthday, Dempsey Wright! [1929]
Tip of the Day: Stanley Jordans fingerboard tapping technique is utterly unorthodox and uniquely his own. Stanley is living proof that the correct technique is the one that works for you.
July 15, 2016 Friday
Happy Birthday, Tisziji Munoz! [1946]
[Munoz is seen here with McCoy Tyner.]
Tip of the day: Stage fright happens even to seasoned veteran performers but try to keep in mind that the audience wants you to succeed and to put on a great performance. Dont worry, they dont want to see you bomb up there.
July 16, 2016 Saturday
Happy Birthday, Bola Sete! [1923]
Happy Birthday, Bill Bramwell! [1922]
Tip of the day: A guitar with a neck that unscrews makes a good traveling instrument if you are flying somewhere other than a gig. Once its apart you can put it in a bag and take it on the plane with you. These guitars dont sound great but at least youll have something to play on vacation.
July 17, 2016 Sunday
Happy Birthday, George Barnes! [1921]
Happy Birthday, Mary Osborne! [1921]
Tip of the day: Give your solo lines conceptual continuity by extending an improvisational motif over the chord changes.
July 18, 2016 Monday
Happy Birthday, Chris Hills! [1946]
Happy Birthday, Ivor Mairants! [1908]
[Mairants is seen here with Les Paul and Burt Weedon.]
Tip of the day: Does your older guitar have a loose tuning machine? The machine opening can be re-dowelled and re-drilled for a good snug fit.
July 19, 2016 Tuesday
Happy Birthday, Phil Upchurch! [1941]
Tip of the day: Keeping the chrome or gold trim on your guitar clean and dry will extend the life of the plating.
July 20, 2016 Wednesday
Tip of the day: A great melody has something that can be referred to as singability. This quality of natural contour and phrasing gives the line universality and appeal. Improvising jazz in this fashion is the mark of the master.
July 21, 2016 Thursday
Happy Birthday, Pierre Cullaz! [1935]
Happy Birthday, Joel Fass! [1954]
Tip of the day: A tune-o-matic bridge with nylon saddles can be used to replace a regular wooden bridge on an archtop if fine-tuning is your priority.
July 22, 2016 Friday
Happy Birthday, Jimmy Bruno! [1953]
Happy Birthday, Al Dimeola! [1954]
Tip of the day: In a recording studio the best jazz guitar sound can sometimes be found by plugging directly into the board.
July 23, 2016 Saturday
Happy Birthday, Jack Fragomeni! [1951]
Tip of the day: Some arrangers do not take the capabilities and limitations of the guitar into consideration. This can result in parts that are awkward and difficult to play.
July 24, 2016 Sunday
Happy Birthday, Clarence Holiday! [1898]
Tip of the day: If you are called upon to play open air gigs in the summer get a large tarp and keep it close at hand. Dont let a sudden shower ruin your expensive equipment.
July 25, 2016 Monday
Tip of the day: There is a shortcut in learning to play jazz guitar that should not be overlooked: Dont waste your time looking for shortcuts.
July 26, 2016 Tuesday
Happy Birthday, Mark Cleary! [1961]
Happy Birthday, Wayne Krantz! [1956]
Tip of the day: The perspiration factor is considerable when playing in the summers heat. The neck gets sticky and wet causing you to stick and slide. The problem becomes: will I stick, or will I slide? Keep a dry towel handy under these conditions.
July 27, 2016 Wednesday
Happy Birthday, Deirdre Cartwright! [1956]
Happy Birthday Michael Sagmeister! [1959]
Tip of the day: A straightedge placed on the frets in line with the strings should lie flat. If you are able to rock it up and down at all a raised or loose fret may be to blame.
July 28, 2016 Thursday
Happy Birthday, Ikey Robinson ! [1904]
Happy Birthday, Mike Musillami [1953]
Tip of the day: Solid state amplifiers are preferred by many jazz guitarists. A good one will deliver enough power for a clean, tight sound at moderate to high volume levels. Not having to replace expensive power tubes periodically is another big advantage.
July 29, 2016 Friday
Happy Birthday, Charlie Christian! [1916]
Happy Birthday, Joe Beck! [1945]
Tip of the day: Artificial harmonics are played by touching the string with the picking hands index finger exactly one octave above the stopped tone and then gently articulating the string. This effect is dramatic when used on chords.
July 30, 2016 Saturday
Happy Birthday ,Dick McDonough! [1904]
Tip of the day: The left thumb can be used to hold down bass tones on the low E and A strings. Many jazz players including Wes Montgomery employ this trick to achieve unorthodox voicings and textures.
July 31, 2016 Sunday
Happy Birthday, Kenny Burrell [1931]
Happy Birthday, Stanley Jordan! [1959]
Happy Birthday, Barry Greene! [1961]
Tip of the day: Interval studies will greatly enhance your improvisational abilities. Etude books intended for wind instruments are an excellent resource.
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I have to admit I enjoy exercise a lot. I have enjoyed many different kinds of exercise and been exposed and even trained with some of the absolute visionaries of human performance. I do a bunch of different exercises and even when I am traveling I can always find time for a good workout.
But exercise is not really as much of a transformation tool as the exercise industry would have you believe. Now before you start leveling criticism at me for this grand departure from the accepted dogma let me remind you I do have a CPT certificate and continue my education in the industry even though I don't make a living that way.
I have written many blogs on exercise as well as diet which seem to be two inseparable topics for most people.
But for the moment I want you to separate them and digest these statements.
I view exercise as a fitness tool. I diet as a weight loss tool.
If you ask me what would help the most people in the U.S. I would have to say diet at least at first.
While almost everyone who is overweight is also out of shape and it may seem artificial to separate the 2 ways of improving our bodies the truth is that each contributes to health in a very different fashion.
An average of 30 pounds weight loss for the typical overweight/obese American would go a lot farther than 3 hours a week in the gym in the first 12 to 18 months. Put another way, if I found a Genie in a bottle that would grant me one wish for the population of this country first, it would be weight loss.
Weight loss, especially significant weight loss revamps your body's metabolism, resets your hormones, your sleep your sex life and so on. Exercise may do a lot of those things as well but it takes a lot longer.
Now with the American obsession with looking good I would be remiss if I didn't tell you the 6 pack ab look is all about body fat, which in turn is linked to body weight. Again put another way, you will only see your 6 pack if you lose enough weight and fat to let it show, no matter how much exercise you do.
Now the corollary question of all this is can you be fat and fit? That would depend on what you call fit. If you are looking for pure strength then you will find a lot of fat looking people who are very strong. But they do not age well. Indeed the older we get the more being lean becomes super important.
And what about this common question: Can you do both together. Again it depends. If you are morbidly obese or seriously overweight I would stick with weight loss as the main focus and add in exercise slowly in increasing doses.
If you are already lean and strong and have endurance chances are you stopped reading this a long time ago.
You might, if you are a regular reader, even wonder why I am writing this. After all the Dr Dave's Best audience are probably among the fittest people in the world.
Two things: First we are getting a lot of notoriety out there in the big world and that means a lot of first timers are visiting looking for how to get started in an effective anti-aging program. Second I do a lot of traveling and I cannot help but notice how many of my fellow Americans are just plain fat. I call it carb poisoning these days. The bloated faces the waddling walks the giant bellies, etc there is far more of that amongst us than there are lean healthy specimens!
Worse TV has been taken over by reality shows! Part of that reality is preponderance of fat people. And that my friend is a real reality no matter how silly/phony the shows are!
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If you want it all, a 6 pack, leanness, power and strength then take a look at Fast and Fabulous Fitness for Everyone. This program along with the ketogenic/Paleo diet has been a mainstay for me for a long time with great results.
I had someone ask me if I still look like I did when we introduced USFF the original raspberry ketone compound 8 years ago. The truth is I am lighter and not quite as buff, but I am still OK with how everything looks and more than OK with how it feels to grow younger each year.
Stay tuned for a pic or two but remember this: I am anything but special and anything but an exception. I follow the same guidelines I give you and I do so with consistency including my supplementation, diet and exercise.
Trust me if it works for a genetically very average guy like me, YOU should have glorious results.
Here's to you.
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Thirteen knitters, all members of the UAE Knitters group in Ravelry will challenge and push their talents where they have not gone before. Starting and finishing a project within the duration of the Winter Olympics is ambitious. And sometimes crazy too if you're attempting to complete more then one project! *cough-me-cough*
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He has had the privilege of touring and recording with such notable artists as: Aeromsith (currently), The Doobie Brothers, Tal Bachman, John Waite, Shawn Mullins, Matthew Sweet, and Timothy B. Schmit of the Eagles.
As a songwriter, Buck co-wrote the international hit single for Carlos Santana "Just Feel Better," featuring Steven Tyler from Aerosmith. And also co-wrote and produced the song "You Came Along" for Billy Ray Cyrus featured in the Lifetime movie "Flying By" starring Billy Ray Cyrus. Buck also has had numerous songs in T.V. shows and in major film releases.
In 2006 Buck joined the Country band Whiskey Falls, which released its debut album in September of 2007 on Midas Records featuring the Country Top 40 hit singles "Last Train Running" and "Falling Into You."
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Welcome to the official website for Fem Fatale Dance Studio.
Metro-Detroit's Premiere Dance Studio. We offer Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop and Lyrical. Our season start's in September and runs through June, ending with an annual Dance Concert, entertaining 2,000 guests.
Fem Fatale is known as a highly competitive studio known for its cutting edge choreography.
Taking student's starting at age 3 through adult, Fem Fatale develops coordination along with award-winning choreography. We also offer a positive working environment teaching team-ethic, encouraging students of all ages motivation and self-discipline. Fem Fatale has been known to take students who have never had little or no dance experience to winning gold and platinum awards at regional and national competitions.
Fem Fatale Dance Studio, 16007 W. 8 Mile Rd.
Detroit, MI 48235
You can reach us during business hours (Mon-Fri: 5pm-10pm, and Saturday from 10am-6pm) at 313-340-9684
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This is the perfect opportunity to try new classes at Fem Fatale for the first time or bring along a friend to try your favorite class.
Fem Fatale Dance Studio offers an impressive array of classes for youth and adult enrolling students early as age three in a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere.
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Thank you for your interest in Fem Fatale Dance Studio…. We're a creative, dynamic, intellectual community known for our innovative, cutting edge choreography, faculty-student collaborations, and fabulous urban setting.
TLJ is a fun, energetic class that utilizes the ideologies and fundamentals of ballet and jazz to assist students with improving their ability to turn, leap and jump. Through emphasizing the concepts from those genres as well implementing additional stretching, strengthening and conditioning exercises, the students are able to improve overall. The class includes across the floor progressions, center floor work, Grand Allegro (as found in Ballet Classes), and a combination of other creative learning tools that allow students to further understand the correct ways to execute turns, leaps, jumps, tricks and other movement they may encounter.
Contemporary Improvisation
This class combines two forms of dance that were both created to allow artists to feel free to explore movement and experiment with different ideas with and without regard to the boundaries of technique. Contemporary dance is an ever-evolving performance art that was created in the mid twentieth century. Its roots come from other style genres such as classical ballet, jazz and especially modern dance. The expressive style is great for challenging dancers to find quality within their movement. Contemporary dance artists are normally versatile and utilize lots of floor work due to their strong sense of gravity and ability to fully take advantage of space. Dance Improvisation is the process of developing, experimenting with and creating movement spontaneously. One can gain inspiration for improv, as it is often called, from anything such as music, art, experience, other movement or any other stimuli. One of the many advantages of dance improvisation is that it requires the artist to truly dig deep into themselves to find true artistry, hence helping them to further discover themselves. Dance Improvisers are or normally become confident, strong minded individuals. This class will take the best of both genres to assist with creating a more well-rounded student and artist.
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Jazz Fusion is a newer style of dance that includes a combination of classical jazz, hip hop, folkloric, culture-specific, and traditional dance. Similar to a classical jazz class, students work for flexibility, precision and accuracy, strive to strengthen their core, upper body and overall musculature and train to gain control over every part of their body through the use of isolation exercises. Additionally, one must exude personality as much as possible due to the fact that performers of this vernacular style are typically expected to portray a specific character. In this particular class, the students will learn the principles of classic jazz as well as how to begin to infuse the concepts and foundations of many different dance forms together for the sake of technical development and choreography.
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In addition to the patient's primary-care physician or pediatrician, gastroenterologists (doctors who specialize in disorders of the digestive system) are usually consulted. In addition, critical-care specialists (adult or pediatric) may need to be consulted if complications (see section below) develop.
Are there home remedies for cyclic vomiting syndrome (CVS)? Can dietary changes help CVS?
Although home remedies have not been well studied, anecdotal reports suggest at least three remedies may help some patients. They are biofeedback to reduce stress, L-carnitine that helps turn fat into energy, and coenzyme Q10, a substance that aids mitochondrial dysfunction.
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What are the complications if cyclic vomiting syndrome is not treated?
If the condition is not treated, attacks typically occur four to 12 times per year. Between episodes, vomiting is absent, and nausea is either absent or much reduced. Many affected people experience other symptoms during and between episodes, including pain, digestive disorders such as gastroesophageal reflux and irritable bowel syndrome, and fainting spells (syncope). In addition, complications of CVS can also include dehydration, electrolyte abnormalities, damage to the esophagus, and tooth decay due to the acid in vomit. People with cyclic vomiting syndrome are also more likely than people without the disorder to experience depression, anxiety, and panic disorder. It is unclear how these health conditions are related to nausea and vomiting.


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VENICE, Calif. — Sexy MILF Heidi Mayne joins the growing list of porn performers this week speaking out about piracy and the inner workings of porn in her Fox News interview.
Shot on location in San Diego at a content shoot with a friend, the blonde beauty betrayed both her eloquence and grace as she articulately and accurately fielded a series of tough questions from Fox reporters about the adult industry.
"I was a little skeptical because it is common for mainstream news companies to want to interview us only to twist our words and make us out to be horrible, disturbed people," Heidi confesses. "In the end I agreed because I've known this photographer for a while and he promised that there would be no funny business like that."
The interviewer went on to ask Heidi about how she feels about girls entering the business young, how much performers make, how the recession is affecting the industry, and if she has ever considered being under contract. With each question came a confident, honest reply that left little room for interpretation.
"They definitely had their own ideas about the industry coming into the interview," Heidi confides. "Overall I am happy with the way the interview came out."
Starring in more than 100 adult movies from every major production company and countless adult sites since her early 2007 start, Heidi's celebrity has been on the upswing. The Booble Girl of the Month for August of 2007, Heidi's career went into overdrive when she won an AVN Award in January for Best Group Sex Scene for Icon by SexZ Pictures.
"When I found out that I had won I literally couldn't believe it," the blue-eyed vixen says. "More than anything in the world I love having sex on film. I just never dreamed that I would get paid for it, much less be honored with an award. It was an awesome moment for me."
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I applied for a small business loan through Accion, which I learned about through the commercial kitchen I rent space from. I'm working on raising capital through a micro-loan and other ways to really get Pure Bliss Eats to move forward in a big way. Obviously to run a business you need money and Danny and I have been funding it just ourselves so far…now that we're looking to do bigger things and hopefully get certified organic, expand, change over labels, etc we need financing.
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Feather FallsTrail ..........its calling...............
in downieville: top of Big Boulder down 3rd Divide to the bridge
Originally Posted by bycyclist
Forest City: climb Sandusky up to Big Tree, out and back Truckee Ditch(to top of Yolanda Mtn), down Ridgerunner, back up Pliocene Rd to Big Tree, then down Sandusky. Perfect singlespeed trail!
Conditions off limits or what?
Wait whuuut, who did he tell you that!?!?....
Originally Posted by ronski
Mt. Elwell or Elwell/Mills link up.
U R Biased.
a lot of what i like has been mentioned, so here are a couple more.....in the mtns, i'd add dlrt to the list, and closer to the bay area, fhdl and probably confluence as well.
boondocks, entertainer, oat hill
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Originally Posted by cohenfive
a lot of what i like has been mentioned, so here are a couple more.....in the mtns, i'd add dlrt to the list, and closer to the bay area, fhdl and probably confluence as well.
This one....
...out our back gate.
"Yeah, Humboldt County is way the %#@* up there, but worth it!"
Favorite 'trail' is to get to the top of Eagle Peak in Stanislaus National Forest then go back to Strawberry via Eagle Peak, Hammill Canyon, Snake Dance, and Lower Pinecrest Peak trails. Plural, yes, but 4000+ feet of vert in this connection.
^nice... Plus catch a snack at strawberry and continue to sand flat. Epicness :-)
Another vote for Big Boulder -> Third Divide plus Ridge -> Sawpit.
Originally Posted by Axe
For some reason - Oat Hill Mine. I like to visit Napa and Calistoga on occasion, it has a long technical climb and a fast descent and some views, and ridable in the winter.
Some views? SOME VIEWS????
Good Lord, man, get excited about it! Those are some of the most awesome views around.
My pics from the NAHBS.
Hogan trails from space!
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Originally Posted by Finch Platte
Some views? SOME VIEWS????
Good Lord, man, get excited about it! Those are some of the most awesome views around.
Oat Hill Mine is one of the best trails anywhere. The views are amazing. Spring and fall are my favorite times to ride there, the views are bright and colorful. However, winter is a fun time as well. The water dripping down off the rocks form icicles and unique frost formations.
And then there is the riding. A great combination of tech and flow. Something make everybody happy.
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Hole in the Ground for me. After the tough climb you start descending on a really cool spine. Then you just flow through a trail that was built with us in mind. Also the great scenery. The last 1/4 of the ride is pretty awful (juttery staircase, loose rocks, badly marked trail, riding the road back to the car) but it's worth it.
Originally Posted by TahoeBC
Sayles Canyon

Yes! That is one sweet trail.
Nor-Gasm rocks my world.
My top 5:
#5: I have to say the Paradise Royale loop is a hoot. It is kind of out of the way for a 13 mile loop though. But the bike park adds some excitement. I can't wait to see the new trails that are being added.
#4: Some of my favorite trails are in SC and surrounding areas, but unfortunately they don't really exist except in the figment of my imagination. And they are far too short.
#3: Whoever said Mt. Elwell is a glutton for punishment But for sure, that is definitely one of the most beautiful epic rides in/near D'ville. I'm not too familiar with Lakes Basin trails, but did the IMBA epic route including Mt. Elwell, so that's what I am picturing.
#2: Big Boulder is definitely my favorite trail in Downieville.
#1: Christmas Valley in South Tahoe has got to be my favorite single trail so far, for the rocks and the flow.
Definitely have to check out Forest Hill and the trails around Strawberry.
Half the planet is deep into bloody tribal mayhem. Were just riding bikes (and drinking beer) here.
Originally Posted by PACS
Donner Lake Rim Trail. Nice, rocky and swoopy. My favorites include some trails with no signage around Truckee. All kinds of fun.
Faster is not always better, but it's always more fun
Originally Posted by TahoeBC
Sayles Canyon

Looks great. Where is that, specifically?
Stupid, but sometimes witty. Occasionally brilliant. Slow and fat though.
Mike Vandeman Sucks Dong
Originally Posted by iheartbicycles
Looks great. Where is that, specifically?
Basically sits behind Sierra at Tahoe off of Hwy 50, like some trails in the Downieville area access to the top is via that pesky trail that run from Mexico to Canada. There are creative ways to hit it though besides waiting till fall, shoot me a PM when you plan on being in the area next summer.
I'll have to say Skid Marks-Lincoln Express-Brake Through-Seven Bridges-Paper Route-Shot Gun...is my favorite. In reality anything in the Sierra at the time is my favorite trail...
Originally Posted by k1creeker
"yeah, she's fat, but you'd take her for a ride."
Originally Posted by TahoeBC
Sayles Canyon
I'm officially unofficially inviting myself to catch that ride with you sometime next riding season. Err is that "unofficially officially inviting?"
Tish Tang makes me smile bigger and more consistently than any other trail I ride.
Roller Trail, second half:
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I thinks it's "unofficially officially inviting"
And if your lucky you might even get a booby prize like I got this summer on that trail, photo courtesy of Ronski
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By Picky Vicky on Sunday, January 10, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 133,390overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "size to get in small places, ease on gas 22 mpg,"
Cons: "more back support from seat, stop making it."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I had a 1992 Mazda Extended Cab SE-5, 5 speed- I bought when it was 6 years old and I have had it ever since, still running - but my knees don't shift too well. Looked for another one in an automatic. I found a 1993 LE-5, Extended Cab with cruise, a/c automatic 134,000 and 24,000 miles on a new rebuilt engine. It runs like a gem and is in very good to excellent condition for a truck that is 22 years old (no rust, everything works), engine purrs like a kitten, handles like a car, no shaking or rattling, handles better than the newer Rangers, S 10's I test-drove. Hope to use it another 5-7 years for my antiquing, gardening and kayaking, by then I will be 67 and ready to pass this baby on to another Mazda lover, as I plan to take very good care of this one also."
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By Jameson on Monday, May 11, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 168,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "cold a/c, good economy"
Cons: "hates cold"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"I have owned this truck for about 6 months second owner and she's amazing I had to rebuild her but she's still pulling strong. doesn't like the cold because she's Carbureted so that's why I have to kick her a little but she always pulls through. Great truck"
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By Susan on Friday, August 16, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 142,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Everything was awesome. Gas mileage was terrific"
Cons: "Nothing"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I've owned this truck for almost 17 years now and she has been the best vehicle my husband and I have ever owned. So very reliable and a hard working truck. Our truck had nothing fancy in it just your basic simple truck. She was great in all weather situations. We always put really good all weather tires and driving in snow was not a problem. She does slide if your tires are cheap or wore out. I would not recommend this vehicle in the high country or with several feet of snow. She isn't tall enough to power thru. Replaced the timing chain after about 115,000 miles which was a deal when u think about it. Other then basic tuneups and a few repairs this vehicle was always garaged and taken care of. We will always cherish our memories with her. Now we're getting ready to upgrade and are trading her in. Hopefully the next owner will love her as much as we did."
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By Little Truck That Could on Friday, January 11, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 212,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "takes a lickin' and keeps on tickin', HI MPG"
Cons: "hard to find parts now, doesn't like the cold"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I have an 87 Mazda B2000 SE-5 Cab-Plus (I'm maybe the 3rd or 4th owner). It has over 212K miles and she is still going strong. It's fun to drive, gets 40mpg hwy, hauls hay or bricks, lots of room in the interior and just goes, goes goes. ADORE this truck. Worth every cent put into it. Love her so much we are restoring her. I replaced a lot of parts and had much work done on it since I bought it at 178K miles( brake master cylinder, exhaust work, clutch slave/master cylinder, radiator replaced, new head ( unknown to me, I bought it with a patched head), EGR, battery cables, more, BUT IT'S WORTH IT. This truck starts and runs every time....she gives everything she's got and never leaves me on the side of the road. She's been abused and still keeps running like a trooper. LOVE THIS TRUCK and so much fun to drive on these dirt roads. She gets 40mpg (cruising steady on the hwy), and about 25mpg short trips to/from town. She has a forever home with us. I might even bury this Mazda in the garden bed when (and *IF*) she ever does die."
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By Country Livin' on Wednesday, January 25, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 211,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "fun to drive, great gas mileage, tough truck"
Cons: "doesn't handle well on snowy, icey roads"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"We purchased our 1992 B2200 in 2001 when it had 92000 miles on it. Best $2500 we've spent on a vehicle. We've always done regular maintence on it. Most all of the miles we've put on it have been highway miles since we live in a remote, rural area. We get 27 miles per gallon on the highway. We had to have the carborator rebuilt in 2003 and the muffler replaced in 2007. It's been so reliable and we've done a lot of hauling with it. Have to admit that we've hauled more than 1000 pounds it's rated for, at times pushing about 1200 pounds of grain. Someone cross threaded one of the spark plugs before we bought it. That just started to become a problem in 2011 as that spark plug would not longer seat properly and the fuel pump went out. We had the head taken off and machined to fix the spark plug problem while the fuel pump was being replaced. Since the timing belt had to be taken off and had never been replaced that we were aware of, we had it replaced too. It has so much power now. We'd forgotten the amount of pep it could have. The only complaint we have is that it doesn't handle very well on snowy or icey roads. A couple hundred pounds of weight in the back help, but still have to watch it. We'll keep it until it quits and is not cost effective to fix."
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By kp on Wednesday, January 11, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 222,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "economical, reliable, versatile"
Cons: "Kids don't understand manual locks...."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Bought my '93 Mazda in 2001 with about 70K miles. I was the third owner of a well kept vehicle -- received the file with all the prior oil changes, etc. While early on there were a few issues with the cooling system, the PU has been just great since then. Did have tranny replaced in 2010 (broken gasket / slipping), but other than that, just regular tuneups and maintenance. Great little off roader! Have taken on dirt road trips no problem. Canopy lets me sleep in the back (I'm short). Regular driving gets 19.5 mpg. but road trips can get up to 24 mph on highway. Great versatility, drives like a sedan, but can haul lots o' 'stuff.' I've kept a diary of all the expenses I've had and over the 11 years I've had it, it's cost me just under $4000 a year -- this includes the purchase price, insurance, maintenance, gas, the works. What a deal!!!! Also, scores well on safety tests."
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