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The low, throbbing beat of great bassists like James Jamerson, Anthony Jackson, Larry Graham, Bootsy Collins, Louis Johnson and Verdine White drove the world to the dance floor during the disco era. In this new Bass Builders book, renown bassist Josquin des Prés provides 101 authentic funk and disco bass patterns to help players practice getting their groove. Includes standard notation and tab, and a CD with 99 full-demo tracks.
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After being away from the bass for a number of years I was given a bass and decided to start playing again. I ordered this to brush up on some of the riffs. I was a little disappointed because the riffs are very short in duration (not enough time to really practice them)not what I would call full demo tracks. When I tried to download the CD to my I-pod all the titles are in Chinese or Japanese and are not readable to select specific riffs. The riffs are ok, but do not seem to be from any actual songs just done in a funk style. I would give this a pass but order the FUNK BASS BIBLE (if you can find it) instead and just practice along with the original songs you have recorded yourself, it is a much better workout and a lot more fun.2 of 2 people found this review helpful.Was this review helpful?Thank You for rating this review!
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Lucy Wills, MA (Cantab), LRCP, MB BS (Lond) (10 May 1888 — 1964) was a leading English haematologist. She conducted seminal work in India in the late 1920s and early 1930s on macrocytic anaemia of pregnancy. Her observations led to her discovery of a nutritional factor in yeast which both prevents and cures this disorder. Macrocytic anaemia is characterised by enlarged red blood cells and is life threatening. Poor pregnant women in the tropics with inadequate diets are particularly susceptible. The nutritional factor identified by Lucy Wills (the 'Wills Factor') was subsequently shown to be folate, the naturally occurring form of folic acid. Lucy Wills was born on 10 May 1888 in Sutton Coldfield near Birmingham. Her paternal great-grandfather, William Wills, had been a prosperous Birmingham attorney from a nonconformist Unitarian family. His son, her grandfather, had bought an edge-tool business in Nechells, AW Wills & Son, which manufactured such things as scythes and sickles and which her father continued to run. The family was comfortably off. Lucy Wills's father, William Leonard Wills (1858–1911), was a science graduate of Owens College Manchester.
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Tegra 2 processor makes it the fastest tablet we've tested. Sensitive capacitive touch screen. 5-megapixel camera with LED flash, front-facing camera.
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Entry door; coat closet at right angles. What color?
My entry door is near the southeast corner of the house. It opens directly into the living room. Open the door; BOOM, you're in. We're replacing the door.
We're also having a much needed coat/broom closet built on the south wall. This is the o-n-l-y place in the house to add a closet.
The front of the closet, and its door, will be at right angles to the front door. There will be about six inches of east wall between front door trim to the front edge of the closet which is along the south wall.
The LR floor has just been refinished; it's unstained, 62-year-old oak. The walls are a neutral sagey green.
What color would you make the closet door?
What color would you make the interior of the front door?
What color is your trim?
I'd paint both doors the same color, whatever you choose. Because they are so close together, it would look odd to have them two different colors.
I'd go with either your interior trim color or the wall color. I wouldn't add another color in that space. You want the doors to blend in, not stand out.
Thanks Camlan; I think the door choice has jelled in my mind. I do want them to blend in. They are in no way "features," LOL!
This is on old, plain house in an old, plain neighborhood and town. I am hoping for "clean, dry, and serviceable" with a large dose of friendliness, welcoming, and basic comfort. The new heat pump/furnace/air conditioning system has added the real comfort and is the catalyst for all this spiffing up.
The trim and baseboards are to be oak, unstained and finished to match the light floor. The baseboard molding is rather plain, about 5" tall. The window/door trim has a slight, non-descript molding to it. I think the doors should be the same satin finish, unstained oak.
This is a well used room; it's a TV viewing room / sitting room just off of the kitchen. Two-thirds of the room is "living room" with a small "breakfast nook" at the south end, next to the closet area. It has 8' ceilings. There are two windows, two open doorways, and the front door in this room.
I'm afraid the "artsy" painted doors I was envisioning would come off looking rather "college dorm." I think using the light oak will keep everything subdued.
Do you think the visual weight of these close-set doors will be counter-balanced by the media cabinet and two 6' tall bookcase/cabinets I have planned to center on the opposite north wall?
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For several years I have attempted to grow tomatos here in coastal south carolina. Each year I try a new technique and a new variety of the plant. Each year I get the exact same results... The plants grow and look healthy they begin to bloom and grow small green tomatos and then the leaves begin to brown on the tips and curl up and the tomatos all begin to rot on the vine. I have tried fungicide, insecticide, planting them in pots, planting them in the ground, using different types of soil, and trying some vegetable fertilizer from time to time. Is anyone else having issues like this is South Carolina?? I grew tomatoes for years in Maryland with great sucess but down here no luck at all. Can someone please help.
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You have experience & now bad results. It is hard to know what in S.C. is frustrating you.
Go back to trying toms in containers & make your substrate without blending any soil (or compost) in it. You will then have a new tactic for a well controlled environment to tweak your variables.
Look at Garden Web's forum "Container" Growing & put together something akin to the growing medium you find fervently touted there as a "5:1:1" blend.


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Last winter one of our Focolare friends shared with me a beautiful report. While planning for their annual "Day of Christian Unity" the company that supplies the artwork for this special day sent them a very; as she described it, "a very white American looking image of Jesus." However due to her being a part of our FB group "GIVE GOD NO COLOR" and her love for our concern she called the supply company and told them that they could not accept such an image or any racial depictions. This is very significant. We thank Allah for bringing Imam W. Deen Mohammed and the blessed lady Chiara Lubrich and their respective communities together as ONE! This is a way to advance the message of C.R.A.I.D. to an audience that we could probably never reach.
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Sporadic Blooms?
Over a month ago I purchased four 10" fuchsia baskets in full bloom from a large greenhouse. They appeared very healthy and loaded with buds. Now 2 of them appear to be coming to the end of a bloom cycle with the ends of the branches terminating in either a small leaf or a bloom with no further growth. I have checked for pests, I find no signs of mites or aphids, no distortion of the foliage. From time to time I have removed yellowing leaves which I felt was probably normal. I have been fertilizing weekly with 1/2 strength 20-20-20. Plants are located in a partially covered area facing SE so they get the morning sun and afternoon shade. Would it be best to cut back the long branches to force new growth? Each basket contains 4 plants which I assume is normal to attain the size. The varieties are Vienna Waltz, Marie Eileen, Quasar and Bella Rosella. I thought fuchsias would provide constant bloom until frost.
I did purchase a number of 4" starts at the same time, they are receiving the same treatment and doing well, no in bloom though as I pinched them back again.
Thanks for any suggestions and sorry about the long post.
Wayne D.
Hi Wayne,
You say they are in a partially covered area, which is good to keep off the sun, but are they getting enough air circulation? The reason I ask this, if they are not, this could be your problem.
Yes trim them back a bit, this will hopefully encourage new growth.
Have you been dead-heading them. That is removing dead blooms, if not the plant will put it's energy into producing fruits/seed and not produce new flowers - Kath:)
Kath, Thanks for the reply. Yes, there is plenty of air circulation around the plants. The covered deck is open on three sides and the hanging plants are spaced about 3-4' apart. In fact, I was wondering if they were getting too much wind. Our weather this Spring has been unseasonably cool, wet and windy. The poor blooms barely get a chance to open and they are ruined by the wind and rain.
I have kept up with the deadheading and have not let seedpods develop. Can't wait until later to experiment with that.
My smaller fuchsias in 4" pots sitting out on the deck rather crowded in flats look wonderful and some are starting to bud. All of these will be making a transition to the Washington Coast as we are moving next Saturday.
Regarding the 4" pots, those plants are in need of potting on. The rootball from a 4" square pot almost fills a 6" round pot completely leaving no room for additional soil at the bottom and little on the sides. Would it be proper to go on up to an 8" round pot?
Thanks again,
Hi Wayne,
Yes indeed, could well have been the cold, wet and windy weather that has delayed the flowering of your plants.
Yes again :) it won't hurt to put the plants from the 4" square pots straight into 8" round pots at this time of year (growing season). It is normal to only pot-up 1 or 2 inches extra at a time in the cooler seasons eg during the winter in a greenhouse, as fuchsias in pots don't like a lot of wet soil around their roots when they are growing slowly, but at this time of year it won't hurt them, especially as you say that there would hardly be enough room for any extra soil in the 6" round pots. - Kath:)
Sorry I have come in late on this thread but I have been sunning myself on my jols (vacation).
I have found that whenever I have needed to 'pot up' a plant from a square pot into a round pot a good way is to mould the square rootball into a cylindrical shape with my hands (make sure the rootball is moist though). Them by using the 'pot-in-pot' method of potting up something like a 4" square can be put into a 6" pot.
The 'pot-in-pot' method in this case would entail a 5" pot being placed inside a 6" and the space between the pots filled with soil (compost). The plant from the square pot that has been 'rounded' by hand would simply be dropped into the space vacated by the inner pot, a sharp tap on the bench and the plant won't even realise that it has been moved.
It sounds complicated but is quite easy, I have included a link which should help.
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Title: Failure to bloom of coreopsis
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QUESTION:Hi, 2 things..asked a question last yr re: scuttelaria (sp)-purple etc..you could not locate. Finally did at High Country Gardens in NM. Now a new question: Cannot get my coreopsis to bloom.. Have different kinds, but none do well, and some pitifully. Have researched database, and truly CANNOT be fertilizer(nitrogen) problem as seen there. Help! Robin
There are 27 species of the genus Coreopsis in our Native Plant Database and you didn't say which one you have, so we chose one we know is native to your area and one of our favorites: Coreopsis lanceolata (lanceleaf tickseed) to examine and try to find out why your plant has not bloomed. Several questions we need to ask-when did you plant your coreopsis, and is it in full sun? Did you plant by seed or bedding plant? If a bedding plant, was it blooming when you bought it? If by seed, when was that? This is not a test, you don't have to send in answers for a grade, we are just trying to compare the conditions under which it is growing with the conditions under which it should bloom.
Okay, the various species of Coreopsis have differing bloom periods, depending on what part of the country they are native to. One native to California blooms from February to July. The one we chose to talk about blooms April, May and June. Apparently, from what you say, it has failed to bloom this year at all. If it did bloom, and you did not deadhead it to encourage further bloom, it is probably through until next year. If it never bloomed at all, then we have to guess that it was planted by seed last Fall. Most perennials will not reliably bloom until the second year after they are planted from seed. If it was a bedding plant purchased from a nursery and was in bloom when you bought it, it may be a victim of having blooms forced in order to make it more attractive for sale. When this is done, the plant has been grown in a greenhouse, forced into bloom, and transported to a retail outlet. Usually, as soon as you get it home and into the ground or a pot, the blooms die. Under those circumstances, the toughest plant will go into transplant shock. Every bit of energy that could be forced out of that plant has gone into those blooms that attract the eye and purse. Now, it needs a year to recover; it probably has very little in the way of roots and needs tender, loving care, no fertilizer until it has begun to recover from stress, but maybe a little extra shade from midday sun and/or a little extra water.
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Club Destin
One of the best family properties in Destin with an indoor and outdoor pool; Club Destin has a lot to offer their visiting guests. The guest service check in is easy and the employees are friendly, helpful and welcoming. The rooms are clean and spacious with full kitchenettes (including cookware, dishes, toaster and coffee maker), dining table/work area, sleeper sofa and comfortable beds. The large atrium area is nicely landscaped tropical Oasis that is a nice fallback during bad weather or to wind down from a day at the beach; this tropical oasis includes a large indoor pool, one of the biggest hot tubs we have seen, putt-putt golf green, shuffleboard and children's activity center. Grab take-out from one of the many restaurants in the area and have a fun night in the Club Destin atrium with a pool gathering. Club Destin is a kids Nirvana with a game room that includes a pool table and video arcade games, a 24 hour movie theater room with comfy chairs and DVD movies available on-site. Enjoy the convenient 2 minute drive to Henderson State Park (a Destin must-do with a nominal entry fee). A new addition to Club Destin is the outdoor pool with a peaceful sounding waterfall and many lounging chairs. Although you should not be spending your time in the gym while on vacation the fitness center has new equipment that anybody could get a good work out accomplished. And just in case for you web surfers free Wi-Fi. No matter what the weather everyone in the family will enjoy their time in Destin, Florida at Club Destin.
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Property Amenities
● Indoor/outdoor swimming pools
● Whirlpool Spa tub
● 24 hour front desk
● Movie room with DVD selection
● Air-conditioned public areas
● Practice Putting Green
● Fitness facilities
● Parking (free)
● Great property for children
● Newly renovated
● Indoor Shuffle Board
● FREE Hi-Speed Wi-Fi
● Laundry facilities
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● In-room safe
● Iron/ironing board
● Air conditioning
● Cable television service
● Climate control
● Clock radio
● Sitting area
● Direct-dial phone
● Electronic/magnetic keys
● Microwave
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● Private bathroom
● Refrigerator
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● Voice mail
● Free local calls
● Wake-up calls
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Resort Policies & Fees
● Studio Unit has a $55.00 Departure Clean fee added at the time of booking.
● One Bedroom Condo has a $65.00 Departure Clean fee added at the time of booking.
● Photo identification and a $100 refundable security deposit, cash or credit, due at check-in and released within 10 days of check out date.
Customers may cancel at least 7 days prior to their arrival date to receive a full refund minus a $25 cancel fee and $10 service fee. Customers that cancel inside the 7 day period will be charged 1 night room and tax plus a $25 cancel fee and $10 service fee. No-shows will not be refunded. Changes to the reservation may be allowed based on availability. Reduction in the length of stay or downgrading to a less expensive room may incur additional charges.
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Frankfort, Indiana, USA
Mar 25 2015 11:12am
Great price - Clean room - central location
Hotel has two pools both in good shape. Room was clean and we recieved extra blankets and towels on request no problem. Price couldnt be beat. No issues here!Verified TripShock! Traveler Review
Dave Wells
Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Aug 20 2014 08:16am
Nice, clean....friendly workers...nice again for the price...a little outdated in furnishings, etc...but certainly a good location. OVERALL - GOODVerified TripShock! Traveler Review
Brandi Neidhardt
Covington, Louisiana, USA
Jul 20 2014 12:59am
It was a very nice place, everyone was friendly . The children loved the indoor pool along with the movie theater room. We had a great stayVerified TripShock! Traveler Review
Troy Goolsby
Statham, Georgia, USA
Jul 19 2014 12:55am
We stayed for a week at Club Destin. The location was great. Easy access to local businesses. The resort itself was great. There were activities for the children to do Monday-Thursday.Verified TripShock! Traveler Review
Groves, Texas, USA
Jul 6 2014 02:51pm
First and foremost, staff was very helpful, but first three days was plagued with problems. Upon check-in did not have our correct reservation. After getting into room and unpacking food into the refrigerator we noticed it wasn't cooling properly. Notified staff and they accommodated us by moving us to another room. Opened cabinet and seen a roach. I went to store and bought 2 cans of roach spray and for 2 days of spraying we cont to see roaches. Notified staff and they offered to move us. Not wanting to move again I told them if we seen another I def wanted to change rooms. Within 2 hours seen another crawling on our paper plates. Notified staff and they once again moved us. Definately needs increase pest control.Verified TripShock! Traveler Review
Myron Wampler
Coal City, Indiana, USA
Jul 5 2014 09:50am
The trip was great ! Getting the dolphin tickets was a plus ! Really enjoyed the dolphin cruise ! Thank you so much, for making our vacation a great one !Verified TripShock! Traveler Review
Carrie Watson
Morganfield, Ky
Jul 2 2014 04:40pm
We absoluately loved Club Destin Resort. We had so much fun there. Really enjoyed the indoor AND outdoor pool. Kids loved the putt putt green and the activites they had planned out. The theater room was amazing. It was a very good convinence for the kids. Great experience.Verified TripShock! Traveler Review
Ricky Sipes
Waxahachie, Texas, USA
Jun 27 2014 08:51am
We recently stayed at club destin to celebrate the wedding of a family friend. In searching for a hotel we found a link to club destin. The cost was the main draw. Club destin was significantly less for the 5 night stay that the hotel the rest of the wedding party. We were hesitant in booking because of the reviews we found. However we took the chance and was pleasantly surprised. The hotel exceeded the expectation. The room was an economy suite, but was layed out nicely and was not crowded for 3 occupants. There was a full size refrigerator with an ice maker that provided enough ice each day to fill our medium size cooler. The hotel room was obviously not a 4 star resort, but for the price and amenities it was worth booking. We did not use the hotel beach access, so I cannot... read moreVerified TripShock! Traveler Review
Macon, Georgia, USA
May 18 2014 11:42am
Tripshock is perfect! ... read moreVerified TripShock! Traveler Review
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May 21 2014 09:19am
Dear Guest, Thank you so much for sharing your kind words! We are so pleased to hear that you and your family had a wonderful stay with us. We look forward to welcoming you back again soon. Kind Regards, Management
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Social Circle, Georgia, USA
May 8 2014 06:27am
Yearly getaway with granddaughter
This is the first time I've used Tripshock. There was a little miscommunication with their partners. I have to say Tripshock is all about customer service and wanting their customer to have the best time possible and without any worries. They are a smaller company that gives one on one customer service which is very hard to find these days. All and all we had a wonderful time and the dolphin cruise was awesome! I want to thank Helen and Sara for all their support. We would recommend and will be using Tripshock again.Verified TripShock! Traveler Review
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PTE an institution in best meaning of the word
Prairie Theatre Exchange has become an institution in Winnipeg. It did not start out that way 40 years ago. But it has happened almost despite itself.
By describing PTE as an institution, I do not mean it has become ossified or detached from society. Quite the opposite. I mean it has become an organization which brings its own unique contribution to the educational, cultural and artistic life of our city.
It has become the professional theatre company that champions Manitoban and other Canadian playwrights in its yearly subscription series. It has succeeded in convincing its audience that a homemade product -- in terms of writing, producing, directing and acting -- is a winning combination.
After 40 years, it has won the admiration, the affection, and the respect, of the public, but in particular, of its audience and participants.
It was not that way at the beginning. I became involved 40 years ago because the Manitoba Theatre Centre decided to end the operation of its theatre school, leaving a gathering of students to look elsewhere at a time when there was no existing alternative.
Some of the parents of young students decided to form a corporation, raise some funds, and establish a new theatre school under the name Manitoba Theatre Workshop. We needed a location for the school.
I can recall speaking to D.I. MacDonald, then the chief commissioner of the City of Winnipeg, about the possibility of acquiring space in any city-owned building. As it transpired, what had been the first Grain Exchange building located at 160 Princess St. was owned by the city, and was excess to its needs. For the next 17 years it became the home of Manitoba Theatre Workshop for an annual rental of $1.
But very quickly, Manitoba Theatre Workshop became more than a theatre school for children and teenagers.
We were fortunate to engage a young man, Colin Jackson, as the first principal of the theatre school, and he quickly established that this theatre school would do much more than provide drama lessons on Saturday mornings.
We were soon engaged in producing puppet theatre, and then professional productions for children and their parents, and then cabaret-style evenings with local artists, and finally, full-blown productions for adult audiences.
MTW was developing into something much more than a theatre school.
In 1981, the name was changed to Prairie Theatre Exchange to recognize that the company had Prairie roots that find expression in various modes of theatre, and in an environment of exchange with the community.
As we grew we needed larger space in which to operate. We moved to Portage Place in 1989.
In many ways the move was made easy because the space in Portage Place became available at the right time and for the right price.
PTE was able to marshal the necessary financial support from our devoted fans and from the business community, and the result is a theatre that accommodated more than 300 patrons, a second small theatre, a rehearsal hall, classrooms for the school, and much more, in a venue where indoor parking is available on those long winter nights.
What was new in 1989 was in need of refreshment in 2012, and the space has been extensively refurbished this year. It is now an even more marvellous facility that PTE willingly shares with the broader community.
But it is not the physical attributes that count. The real achievement of PTE is the production of so many plays by Canadian authors, and starring local actors.
We found that famous writers were more than willing to have their creations receive première performances at PTE -- Wendy Lill and Carol Shields among them.
In a real sense the productions at PTE have been a reflection of Canada, Manitoba, and the local community of Winnipeg. In four decades more than 300 individual productions have graced the stage of PTE and almost half of them have been new productions.
The PTE school has not been forgotten. It is alive and thriving with outreach programs with various schools in the Winnipeg region and with a working relationship with the University drama departments.
On a personal note, I became the first chairman of the board of Manitoba Theatre Workshop and saw it through the first tumultuous but productive years. I continue to be a member of the board of PTE because, at a certain point in the dim distant past, the board passed a resolution making me a life member.
In 1987, I persuaded the board to establish the PTE Foundation Trust which has provided some financial comfort to PTE on an annual basis.
I have long since recognized, however, the future of PTE is secure because it has become a vital part of the community. It has indeed evolved into an institution, in the best sense of that word.
Charles Huband is a former Manitoba Court of Appeal judge and former Manitoba Liberal leader.
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Great Hotel
I just stayed at this hotel during my trip to Rajasthan and would highly recommend it. The rooms are lovely and the staff is extremely helpful. It is a first class place.
Wonderful stay
I had the misfortune of being ill in India (chest infection from the pollution in delhi) and in spite of this my stay could not have been more comfortable. A doctor was called to our room and medication was collected and delivered for us and a range of warm milk drinks were sent to us free of charge. Within a day I was well enough to continue with the tour. The food and service was fantastic and I will definitely stay there again.
Upto excellent Taj standards!
We have just returned from Rajasthan - fabulous!. Stayed at Taj Hari Mahal and found it excellent especially at this time of year with lower rates and not too crowded. Rooms,food and service were excellent!!
Great hotel, freindly and helpful staff
A great hotel and friendly helpful staff. Good facilities and well located. I seriously enjoyed our stay at the hotel and would not hesitate to stay here again. Jodhpur is a very interesting town and should be on everyones list if you plan to travel and enjoy Rajastan.
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Great Hotel overall
I stayed at the Taj Hari over 4 days in mid March 06. This hotel is expensive in general (around $210 per night with tax) but offers great service, great ambiance and an overall wonderful experience. The front desk staff was quick and helpful, all misc requests were dealt with promptly. The hotel is centrally located in Jodhpur. There are several restaurants (chinese, buffet, bbq, and courtyard) that were reasonably priced on the property. The food was good and we didnt get sick at all. We spent one day by the pool and were attended to by several staff members who waited on us hand and foot bringing us drinks, fresh towels. I had a great massage in the fitness center for under $20usd. The decor is very tasteful and the rooms were immaculately clean. If possible, request a pool view room and french doors will open onto a private verandah overlooking the pool and fountains. The room I stayed in had a small foyer and the granite bathroom was directly off of this area. The room itself wasnt super large but did have an extra large closet and separate desk area. The laundry service was terrific and reasonably priced. Wireless internet was a snap and was $5 for 1 hour. All in all I had only two small problems. First one was that they dont offer metered taxis. The hotel will only offer to take you by hotel car for rates about 4 times what they should be. This can be remedied by walking off the property and catching a cab from the curb out front. The second complaint was a pushy desk clerk who tried to repeatedly push a business card of a friend when he learned I was in town on business, no doubt trying to get some commission from his friend. This desk clerk called my room three different times and asked if I had called his friend yet to look at his factory. This was a bit weird but everything else was great.
Very comfortable hotel
This is a very comfortable and nice place, but in my eyes it lacks a little bit character. Whilst rooms are very nicely designed and beds extremely comfortable, the pool aerea and the other public aereas are rather bland and uninspiring. Staff was very nice and helful, though, and all in all we really enjoyed our stay here.
Stay at Taj Hari over Umaid Bhawan Palace
We stayed at both the Taj Hari and the Umaid Bhawan Palace on our trip. Without reservation, we recommend staying at the Taj Hari. The ambience at the Umaid Bhawan Palace may have more charm given its history, but the rooms are just not comfortable and are not good value for money. Visit the Umaid Bhawan to see the spectacular architecture and lovely grounds, but then stay at the Taj Hari for a good bed, modern bathroom and MUCH better service.
Not a bad hotel
There aren't many hotels to choose from in Jodhpur but don't make this an excuse not to visit this city, which is wonderful.
The one hotel which is meant to be spectacular is the Umaid Bhawan Palace, however, it was being renovated whilst we were there. We also found out it's now being run by the Taj group, which doesn't bode well for this hotel.
Our hotel looked as if it was built in the 70s however, it is only a few years old. The rooms are the best part, which are spacious and clean. The pool was nice apart from the infestation of pigeons! I had a great hair cut for �2.00 - much better than any �40 hair cut in London!
Jodhpur is a lovely place - the blue buildings are magical and the people are very friendly. It's cheaper here than other areas in Rajasthan.
Convenient location, but not special at all...
In many ways, Jodhpur was our favorite city in our Rajasthan trip this past srping. However, Taj Hari was certainly the least memorable. Amarvilas in Agra was completely amazing... while Lake Palace in Udaipur was a total disappointment... Taj Hari? It was just a very boring hotel, to say the least. No character. The hotel is rather well kept. Our room facing the pool was spacious, clean and seemingly new. The pool was relaxing. And the hotel location is very convenient... close to the old city. Hard to describe, but in another words, there's nothing that stands out about this hotel. It definitely does not make you feel like you're in Jodhpur, a magical place in the middle of India... you can feel like you're in Philly or something.
The restaurant was low quality... the food was very blah. Especially the buffet lunch. The food was so uninspiring that we even ate at their Chinese restaurant! Even the unauthntic semi-Indian-like Chinese food was better than the main restaurant!
While staying at Taj Hari, we went out to Umaid Bhawan Palace for dinner one night. Now THIS is what I dreamed of!! Umaid sits on top of a hilltop overlooking the old fort and the city. You can enjoy amazing food on the terrace at sunset... the views are unforgettable... and the musicians really did an amazing job making the whole experience even more magical. I did not see the rooms at Umaid, but the place was amazing. The Maharaja family still resides here as well. Our brief dinner at Umaid was a highlight of our Jodhpur stay... not Taj Hari!!!!!!
(See our reviews for Amarvilas, Taj Mahal Delhi, Rambagh Palace, Lake Palace, Devi Garh...)
Great hotel
The lobby of the hotel is a bit decadent but with very much captivation. The rooms are magnificent, wide and perfectly decorated, as the bathroom, with all the services that a hotel of this category deserves. The swimming pool is equally a must and its service is in line. Probably what less I liked was the Chinese restaurant, but the bar is delicious.
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A SELLAFIELD boss has been shortlisted for a top award.
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The First Women Awards recognise women from sectors including engineering, science and technology, and media. Founded in 2005 by Real Business and the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), the awards celebrate women who are laying the foundations for the next generation of female talent.
Having started as an apprentice, Dawn James has reached the top of the male-dominated nuclear industry by her early 40s. She was appointed Nuclear Management Partnership (NMP) Executive Director, Engineering for Sellafield Ltd in 2011.
She said: "I am very pleased to have been nominated for the First Women awards and it is a great honour to have been shortlisted for this prestigious award.
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How large is the area that you wish to light? HID (metal halide and HPS) can be tricky for starting seeds because they don't evenly illuminate a wide area. Stuff in the middle may fry while stuff at the edges will lean and stretch. The area you wish to light will also determine how much power you need. A 400W HID will be good for at least ten square feet, possibly double that. Small HID lamps tend to be less efficient and it probably isn't worth using less than 250W. Also, older lamps are less efficient and you might be better with a new fluorescent or compact fluorescent. How long do you want to grow them under lights? Do you have any natural light at all?
HPS light is the best as a supplemental light, simply because you get the most light for your money/electricity. As the only light, it usually needs extra blue spectrum to produce healthy growth. You could get an enhanced HPS (extra blue from an HPS bulb), add some blue-ish fluorescent tubes, or many people just use metal halides to keep it simple.
Fluorescents generally need to be almost in contact with sun-loving seedlings to produce good growth. Good ventilation is also helpful to keep temperatures down and have some moving air around the seedlings. A modern four-tube setup should be well up to the task, older T12s or magnetic ballast lights just might not be intense enough. Look for 48" T8s producing around 3,000 lumens, they will grow good seedlings. Overdriven lamps or T5s will produce even more intense light.
Ceramic metal halide is the way to go...Best of both worlds. I kinda feel like a pioneer here. Once people see how wonderful these lights perform they'll never turn back. I'm not talking about if your just starting seeds for transplant outside, then flourecent is fine but, if you want to grow vegies or whatever indoors, to maturity, these lights are definately something you should consider. I'm doing eggplant, toms, hot pepper and bell pepper right now and am very impressed w/ this light.
(400w philips cmh w/ 4' vertizontal reflector)
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