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Channings Classic Hotel
, EdinburghRooms: 46
Reviews - Channings Classic Hotel
- Age Group: 31 - 40
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Business Traveller
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Great Hotel
from A TripAdvisor MemberThe room was beautiful and spacious. We didn't have the best view but the bed was great and the bathroom was huge with a separate shower and then a claw foot tub. Good shower pressure which is always nice.
The breakfast in the morning was fantastic. It had a great selection of anything from Eggs down to cereal and pastries.
I would definately stay here again.
Disappointed visitors
from A TripAdvisor MemberThe bed should have been a double, but was 2 twins pushed together with twin quilts and covers. Not a good idea for someone who fidgets in the night.
You had to be below 5ft to avoid the sloping roof when getting out of bed (hence hubby bumped his head a couple of times). The shower was held together with yellow sticky tape. Really was disappointed as I had heard/read so many rave reviews about this hotel. The only plus side to the room was the view from the 2 windows.
Unlike others when we return to Edinburgh we won't be enquiring at the Channings. Mainly as our high expectations of such a hotel were let down, which consequently left us with a bitter taste especially after such a great day in Edinburgh.
The breakfast was excellent, everything you wanted. The "fry-up" was just enough, but you had ample of pastries, fruit, cereals to fill up on.
Most of the staff were very pleasant and helpful, especially when we checked in on 6 November (am).
Edinburgh is excellent, take plenty of money and some very reliable walking shoes
golden oldie!
from LCFCWe arrived very early (10a.m) due to our plane times and they happily looked after our bags until our room was made so we ventured out again.
We found EVERYONE at the hotel very very friendly BUT my only gripe is that reception is TOO small!
The room we had (46) was nice but it was small and slightly cramped BUT it was clean tidy and the bathroom was lovely.
Its a 3-4 minute ride to the bus stop which can take you to Princes St and the Royal mile and hence the location is not a problem.
The Breakfasts were LOVELY!!! LOvely cooked Vegetarian breakfasts and cereal,croissants,danishes cheeses etc.....
Overall the Channings is a lovely friendly hotel,more like a family run hotel than a "BIG UN" and value for money.Altough the room was small,we would definetely stay there again!
A delightful retreat
from monkeychopsA Lovely Hotel
from A TripAdvisor MemberMostly great...
from dbwMidwestYes, these are minor items but when paying over $240 US a night for a hotel room, they were expectations that we felt were reasonable. On the plus side, the breakfasts were lovely and the staff in the restaurant - one gentleman in particular - were just delightful. Also the bellman was terrific, friendly and helpful. He produced a floor fan that went some distance to mitigating the noise we had at night.
Overall would recommend it but would make sure that any concerns re' sleeping/quiet are addressed in advance.
Wonderful hotel!
from DirtyBirdGreat
from A TripAdvisor MemberIf your looking for faults then these minor gripes are for you. Receptionist didn't know about buses into the centre - answer any one of many that pass 50 yds away, and they could have been quicker clearing breakfast plates. But really folks these are so petty - do not be put off!
Staff are friendly and welcome and the hotel deserves its award as small Edi hotel of the year.
Go and enjoy!!
from LovedayCoAntrimOur room was more than we could have hoped for (worth treating yourself to a superior room). The bathroom was spacious and spotless with a lovely old fashioned bath 'on feet' with plenty of hot water and lovely fluffy towels and towelling robes. The bed was sumptuous. We used room service one evening and it was beautiful. Breakfasts were great. Staff were extremely friendly and helpful. Location of the hotel was a very pleasant 10 minute stroll from Princes Street.
All in all, couldn't fault a thing - apart from the fact that our stay was too short. If you're looking for a special treat - stay here!
Small stylish hotel but a couple of flaws
from A TripAdvisor MemberTop Local Tips for Edinburgh
Whisky Heritage Centre Don't bother with the standard tour unless you really want the free glass. You pay £9.25 to get a shot of whisky, watch 3 videos and sit in a car shaped like a barrel. More for kids. The bar, however, is very good for tastings.
Go to George Street not Princes street If your in Edinburgh and want to shop go to George Street; Princes Street is an anywhere in the UK place and poorly looked after with down market shops. You should aldso find OloRosso on Castle Street - it really is a nice restaurant and bar on the top of an office block - with great views.
Take the bus! Buses run regularly and to all parts of the city. You can buy an all-day pass for about 2.50 British Pounds. The schedules are at each stop, and the buses run fairly well into the evening.
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- Address: 12 South Learmonth Gardens - Edinburgh - Scotland - EH4 1EZ - United Kingdom
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To save weight, airline removes life vests
Will this affect the safety of the passengers? Well, purely from the flotation standpoint, life vests have an advantage in that they don't need to be held onto, which can be tough to do when you're in ice-cold Canadian water. They also help the passenger's body face upward, out of the water versus the opposite position that holding a seat cushion would require (an article on TheStar has better diagrams). But government regulators don't require one or the other.
How much do these life vests weigh? About a half kilogram. For the seventy five people that might be on this Jazz aircraft, that's a total of thirty-eight kilograms or about eighty three pounds per flight.
It seems to me that there's enough swing in the passenger and luggage loads such that the weight shouldn't make much of a difference. Suppose a men's rugby club books a dozen tickets instead of a middle school girl's gymnastics team. Each one of those guys could weigh three times as much as the girl. What do you do about that?
Sure, many domestic airlines no longer have life vests, but for the eighty pounds of weight saved, is it really worth the drama and customer disgust?
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debbiedubrow Aug 25th 2008 10:58AM
Air Canada is really trying to lead the pack when it comes to nickel-and-diming passengers too. They've just started charging parents to bring strollers and carseats (on most airlines they're free because they're considered essential items)
Here's a link to the story:
James Aug 25th 2008 11:25AM
Life vests always seemed like a cruel joke. "In the event of a water landing" it would be the first time ever a jet had made a successful water landing in all the history or commercial aviation. I can think of only one attempted water landing that went spectacularly wrong (A hijacked plane off of the East coast of Africa) and in that case life vests were the least of the survivors problems. I dont know why any airline bothers with life vests except to salve nervous passengers they have no use.
On the other hand why dont carriers just charge realistic prices for tickets instead of this "nickel and dime" crap??????
Grant Martin Aug 25th 2008 11:29AM
Airlines don't charge higher prices because of the Southwest effect. Since Southwest still successfully hedges their jefuel they can afford to operate at lower costs -- and undercut the competition on prices.
So the legacy carriers think that they can remain "competitive" by charging SW prices and adding legacy fees.
maz Aug 30th 2008 7:35PM
Check your facts sir:
Tuninter Air, Flt. 1153, August 6, 2005, off the coast of Sicily, 39 occupants, 23 survivors, 59% survival rate
Aeroflot Tupolev 124, October, 1963, Neva river, 52 occupants, 52 survivors, 100% survival rate
ALM DC9, May 2, 1970, the Caribbean, 63 occupants, 40 survivors, 63% survival rate
Ethiopian Air Lines 767, November 23, 1996, off the Comoros Islands, 175 occupants, 45 survivors, 26% survival rate
Miami Air Lease Convair CV-340, December 4, 2004, Mall Lake, Florida, 2 occupants, 2 survivors, 100% survival rate
Pan Am Flt. 943 Stratocruiser "Sovereign of the Skies", October 16, 1956, in the Pacific between Honolulu and San Francisco, 30 passengers and crew, 30 survivors, 100% survival rate
Northwest Orient Airlines Flt. 2, Boeing Stratocruiser, April 2, 1956, ditched in 430 feet Puget Sound, 38 passengers, all survived the ditching but 4 could not recover the freezing waters, 87% survival rate
Though not a passenger plane, still relevant - Columbian AF C 130 Hercules, October 1982, en route between the Azores and Bermuda stayed afloat for 2 days!
*Information gathered from of Wikipedia
firstname.lastname@example.com Aug 26th 2008 9:41AM
If memory serves me it seems like airlines and ship are required to carry life vest by international agreement if they fly over oceans and seas or large bodies of water.
FARs Aug 30th 2008 6:17PM
Federal Aviation Regulations require that an approved flotation device be provided for each soul on board. Your seat cushion serves as an approved floatation device. However, overwater certified aircraft must also provide adult, infant and crew life vests, as well as rafts, etc. Regional jets, such as those flown by Jazz, are not overwater certified and therefore meet the requirement w/ the seat cushions. In fact, most airlines and do not provide (and never have) life vests on regional jets or domestic only certified planes, such as 737s. (And by the way Joyce, airlines do provide infant life vests.) All of this information is available on the Safety Breifing Card that passengers do not read and the Safety Demo they do not pay attention to.
tblttx Aug 26th 2008 9:54AM
This sort of thing is carrying things too far. Pretty soon, they will start charging for oxygen. The things will come down and one will have to put in a dollar in a device like on vending machines to get oxygen.
travelgal Aug 26th 2008 11:03AM
Well, for all you "global warming" enthusiasts, this is EXACTLY what is going to happen...Your and your family's lives are in PERIL because of the HOAX of global warming....Fight against this idiocy - or your lives will be more and more in peril ..(Did you know that fish are being polluted by all the extra fertilizer used to make corn - for "friendly" ethanol....And you know what, you are going to become ill - if not DIE - from eating food polluted by fertilizers....)
Cut the global warming crap or your life is in danger
aerogrl Aug 30th 2008 8:22PM
That is an extremely old and tired joke dating back to the airline bankruptcies of the early 1990s--get some new material...preferably your own.
CAMMY : ) Aug 26th 2008 10:23AM
uh, newsflash...every american flight i've ever been on uses seat cushions for floatation rather than vests. why is this news??
firstname.lastname@example.com Aug 26th 2008 10:25AM
The airlines have gone nuts. What's next the seats and belts? And why do we need fligth attendants anymore? They don't have anything to serve HA!Airlines who fly over large bodies of water, such as oceans, need to have life vests.. You can bet the pilots have them. I flew for years, over both major oceans, but I am glad I won't be doing that in the foreseeable future.
lately Aug 30th 2008 8:28PM
Actually my dear, despite what you may think, a Flight Attendant's primary responsibility is to save your butt, not kiss it.
maz Aug 30th 2008 9:16PM
All overwater planes do have life vests, and while the previous person put is crassly, a Flight Attendant is on board for your safety above all else--and safety is never compromised. The standards are set forth by the FAA and airlines have no choice but to comply. Jazz's having EXTRA flotation devices was fine, but no airline would ever be permitted go below what is required. And I can assure you--the FAA checks. And the checks are completely random and unannounced. The fines imposed for ANY safety violations (even seemingly minor ones) are so steep that no airline would choice to compromise that. Passengers will not fly on an unsafe airline, no matter how cheap it is. Anyone remember ValueJet…?
Scott Aug 26th 2008 10:43AM
Saying that you can use your seat as a floatation device is like calling the floor mats in your car "emergency stopping sled" neither makes any sense.
mightyjm Aug 26th 2008 11:20AM
If the plane crashes, kiss your azz good bye! Water landings are no different than the ground except for the fact that the fuel that catches fire will float on top and burn you if your lucky enough to escape alive. A prayer will help you more than a floatation device.
Happy flying!
firstname.lastname@example.com Aug 26th 2008 11:37AM
When you add the cost of lifevests (with an expiration date) fleet wide, the cost of inventory, endless paperwork and inspections, calculate the cost of fuel per mile on a full schedule, time, training and staff, it adds up. An emergency slide on a 737 can cost 50k- a coffee maker can be 10k- and those bags of ice onboard? up to 20$....... The opportunity for saving ANY amount of money is closely looked at industry wide.
tracey Aug 26th 2008 11:38AM
It does not matter if you have a life jacket, a seat cushion, or a flipping inflatable raft...should a plane hit a body of water at 400 plus miles per hour, and if by some slim chance that aircraft manages to stay somewhat intact, absolutly no one on board is going to be in the state of mind to reach under their seat, place the lifejacket over their head, inflate it, and make their way to one of the six emergency exits as the cabin fills with ice cold water. Like it was mentioned above, life jackets are only on the plane to offer a false sense of security to the nervous flyer they honestly serve no purpose. As for those useless flight attendants...their purpose was never to "serve" you, the FAA requires them to be onboard to assist you in exiting the aircraft in an "orderly" fashion in the event of a crash...hahahaha. With that in mind, I've always wondered why they sit in the galleys and not in the EMERGENCY ROW..... Hey Airlines, want to save weight? Remove the flight attendants


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* Since there's no Crowning Moments of Nostalgia page, here's one from the Jump Festa trailer:
-->'''Mickey''': All for one!
-->'''Sora, Donald, Goofy, Mickey''': And one for all!
* In Kingdom Hearts 3D, Riku sees some of Pete's goons set up cardboard images of Mickey, Donald, and Goofy. He then notes with a smile that those three are always together, no matter what.
** Slightly funny, but still heartwarming, in the English dub:
--->'''Riku:''' Yeesh, those three are together even when they're made out of wood.
* In the February trailer, Axel and Roxas have a moment on the clock tower. What really pulls it together is when Roxas says "[[spoiler:Got that memorized?]]" to Axel.
-->'''Roxas:''' [[spoiler:You made us a promise. That you'd always be there...to bring us back. Got it memorized?]]
** Also from the trailer Riku telling the Sorcerer's Apprentice!Mickey he's looking forward to seeing them join forces.
* Seeing [[spoiler: the Organization members, especially Axel, being BackFromTheDead]] and back to normal is nice, especially since, having their memories from before, they aren't all that different as a whole.
** Hopefully, [[spoiler:the inevitable moment when Lea and Sora meet will be this in spades.]] We don't even know if it will happen in this game, but someday...
*** It's been reported that [[spoiler:it ''does'' happen. At the end of the game, Lea and Sora meet. This would be an "And The Fandom Rejoiced" moment if it wasn't for the circumstances within the plot - the leaked ending isn't that upbeat]].
*** Subverted. The ending [[spoiler:isn't quite a happy ending, but it's a lot more upbeat than feared]]. Basically, Lea [[spoiler: pulls a BigDamnHeroes on Sora, and the whole group makes it to Yen Sid's tower safely]]. Not only, but [[spoiler: Sora ultimately fails the exam, but nonetheless]] he is genuinely happy [[spoiler: for Riku, who made it instead.]] True, now Sora [[spoiler:is in Traverse Town, all on his own for the first time, but the Dream Eaters keeping him company, and this can drive someone crazy in the long run, but after [[TraumaCongaLine what he's gone through]] in The World That Never Was, and considering this is ''Sora'' we're talking about, it's not like this is likely to happen]]. Also, if you saw the last part of the game's opening, [[ForegoneConclusion you know Sora's gonna be okay anyway]].
* This beautiful little moment.
-->'''Mickey:''' If it's all right with you, can I go help Sora and Riku out?
-->'''Yen Sid:''' How? You cannot enter the world of a dream. Where will you go?
-->'''Mickey:''' Follow the hearts, and you'll find the way. That's something Master Aqua told me once.
* [[spoiler:Ven]] saves Sora after Young Master Xehanort [[spoiler:shatters Sora's Heart, forcing him to become comatose. Ven lends Sora his keyblade armor, shielding Sora the same way Sora was shielding him.]]
* [[spoiler:After Riku earns the Mark Of Mastery and Sora does not, instead of becoming upset or depressed, Sora immediately congratulates Riku and tells him that he's happy for him, Sora still goes on a journey alone to become a master himself, but he does it for completely unselfish reasons. It shows that despite what's happened in the first two games, Sora and Riku are still best friends]]
* [[spoiler:Seeing the currently comatose and heart-broken (literally) Ventus flash a small smile at the end of the game.]]
* [[spoiler:SmugSnake Joshua from The World Ends With You has several examples which place him here oddly enough, considering his [[JerkAss original]] [[ManipulativeBastard characterization.]] Not only did he reveal his wings to Sora and Riku, he recreated the Players after Shibuya was destroyed by Darkness.]]
* The things Riku and Sora say about each other [[OnceAnEpisode about once a world]] are really heartwarming.
** Sora's reaction to Riku [[spoiler:coming to after waking up his sleeping heart? He [[TheGlomp hugs]] him, even though he knows that only Riku passed his test.]]
* The conclusion to Sora's half of The Grid.
* Riku's speech before going [[spoiler: to wake Sora up.]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yG4qiNdfh1Y&list=ELvsLBsgexiXc&index=67&feature=plpp_video Click here for the warm fuzzies, but there's spoilers!]]
--> '''Riku:''' [[spoiler:Mickey... I really appreciate it. But... I'll go wake Sora up. Look at his face. Sleeping like nothing's wrong- like there's nothing to even worry about. He's always been like that. The three of us would agree to work on the raft, and then this guy would go take a nap on the beach. You see, it's my job to keep him on his toes. Besides, what kind of Keyblade Master sleeps through his test? I'm doing it for me, too. Sora saved me once. And... I heard him call my name. He needs me. Guys, thank you. Sora and I will be back soon.]]
* [[Film/TronLegacy Rinzler]] [[spoiler:reaching for Sora's hand right before he fell to his death can qualify, even if Sora wasn't able to save him. And it shows that even if this Tron isn't the same as the one Sora knows, he still thinks Sora is a good person and trusts him.]]
* Right before Riku is [[spoiler:about to enter the Organization's base and save Sora]], he wonders how he's going to get there, than he see's a Meow Wow on the other side of the chasm and a Komory Bat on his shoulder, that are happy to help him. Him petting the bat only makes this scene more adorable. Also serves as a bit of of a CrowningMomentOfFunny due to the abrupt music change.
* [[spoiler:When the digitized version of Ansem the Wise asks Riku what his name is and Riku answers, "Riku," before leaving. This is a [[CallBack Call Back]] to [[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII Kingdom Hearts II]] when Ansem the Wise as Diz ask Riku when he was 'Ansem' what his name was and he answered Ansem. It shows how much Riku has change his opinion about himself since this adventure.]]
** [[spoiler:Also, Ansem The Wise and Riku sharing a joke about Sora falling asleep again. It's very low key, but considering Ansem's life thus far, he probably hasn't laughed at anything like that in a long time.]]
** [[spoiler:Also, in perhaps his most heartwarming moment in the conversation, Ansem admits that yes, anything is capable of growing a heart. This is a far cry from his [[FantasticRacism attitude toward Nobodies]] as Darkness in Zero, showing just how much ''he'' has grown.]]
* Players can have these moments whenever they pet their Spirits, and then the Spirit responds warmly. For instance, pet your Meow Wow enough, and he'll start licking you.
** One of the game's ending scenes. [[spoiler:Sora's joyful laughter as he's amassed by happy Dream Eaters.]]
* In a call-back to one of Neku's most heartwarming lines in The World Ends With You, when Neku expresses doubt that they'll get back to their own world:
-->'''Joshua:''' But Neku, I thought you couldn't afford to lose. Give up on yourself, and you give up on the world.\\
'''Neku:''' Right. So I'll see you there?\\
'''Joshua:''' Huh? ...me?\\
'''Neku:''' Right. We're friends, aren't we? It's ''your'' world, too.
** And Joshua's response:
--->'''Joshua:''' *nervously laughs* Maybe it's ''you'' that's turning into Sora.
--->'''Neku:''' Huh?
--->*Joshua walks past him*
--->'''Joshua:''' .....Thanks.
** Even better. [[spoiler:During the ending credits, Joshua gets to join the group, finally solidifying himself as their friend. Seeing Neku, Shiki, Beat, and Rhyme openly accepting him just makes it even more heartwarming. Although, whether or not this actually happens in Traverse Town or Shibuya (or anywhere else) is questionable, it still fits the trope nonetheless.]]
* When Sora is wandering through [[spoiler:his dream of The World That Never was, he meets Roxas]].
-->[[spoiler:'''Roxas''']]: This could have been the other way around. But it really has to be you.\\
'''Sora:''' Huh?\\
[[spoiler:'''Roxas''']]: There are so many hearts connected to yours. [[spoiler:You're me]], so you can feel what I felt.\\
'''Sora:''' No. [[spoiler:Roxas, ''you're'' you. We're not the same. That's what I wanted to tell you. That you deserve, just as much as I do, to be your own person.]]\\
[[spoiler:'''Roxas''']]: *taken aback, smiles* Sora, see? That's ''why'' it has to be you.
** The most poignant thing? [[spoiler:Roxas spent his last days]] being told that [[spoiler:he ''was'' Sora, his existence a mistake and his "death" the best thing for everyone.]] Sora is the only person in the series to ever say the above aloud, and one of only a few to even believe it.
*** For those who want to watch this heart melting scene, it starts at about 9:10 [[http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=D67rH_fjRhA here.]]
* A beautiful moment in the game would have to be when Sora and Riku use the power of sound to break the spell on Mickey, which is poignant enough, but it is made even better by what plays when they use it. What song does it play? None other than ''Dearly Beloved.''
* The credits drop letters that spell out [[spoiler:THIS LEADS TO KINGDOM HEARTS]], and from those words it feels like everything is going to be alright soon.


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Our Anodyne Culture: Fiction As Memoir
Kate Moos, Managing Producer
Daniel Mendlesohn in Sunday's NY Times elegantly articulates what's at stake in the most recent revelations about high-buzz memoirs that turned out to be complete fictions. Both memoirs told stories of suffering and oppression that was were not a part of the authors' experiences. Of particular interest to me was Mendelsohn's dissection of our excessive interest in "identification." He writes:
While these statements [on the part of the authors explaining their intentions] want to suggest a somehow admirable desire to "empathize" with the oppressed subjects, this sentimental gesture both mirrors and exploits a widespread, quite pernicious cultural confusion about identity and suffering. We have so often been invited, in the past decade and a half, to "feel the pain" of others that we rarely pause to wonder whether this is, in fact, a good thing.
Empathy and pity are strong and necessary emotions that deepen our sense of connection to others; but they depend on a kind of metaphorical imagination of what others are going through. The facile assumption that we can literally "feel others' pain" can be dangerous to our sense of who we are — and, more alarmingly, who the others are, too. "We all have AIDS," a recent public-awareness campaign declared. Well, no, actually we don't: and to pretend that we do, even rhetorically, debases the anguish of those who are stricken.


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JML Update, Feb 22
Been waiting a long time to write that.
The Great Rabbino posted this entry about the top questions regarding Jewish baseball players this season, including whether Josh Satin and Ike Davis will play significant roles for the Mets; whether Jason Marquis can return to prominence on the mound for the Minn. Twins; whether Kevin Youkilis and Ryan Kalish can bounce back from injury issues to help the Red Sox return to the top of the American League; and, of course, whither Ryan Braun, who has yet to hear his fate following his appeal.
Sam Fuld, the Tampa Bay Rays' flashy-fielding outfielder who had such a great spurt last spring but fizzled out over time, might be preparing for his next career: his article on Grantland.com about the final regular season game — a come-from behind 8-7, 12-inning win against the NY Yankees — is well-written and quite exciting. Let's just hope he can keep out of trouble this year.
Here's wishing good health to Jason Marquis, Ike Davis, Ian Kinsler, Youkilis (more here), Kalish, and all the rest.
We haven't even played this season, and already there's speculation about where Youk might be in 2013. And could the same be said about Davis? If the Mets are really struggling, it's not inconceivable that they could make a deal to send the popular Ike elsewhere.
And speaking of the Mets, a NY court ruled in their favor and upheld a ban that restricts "Kosher Sports Inc. from selling their wieners on the Jewish Sabbath, citing a contract between the two entities that does not explicitly guarantee weekend sales." (I wonder how much they actually make from the kashrut-observant fans. So much that they worry about offending them by allowing the sale of kosher products on Friday nights and Saturdays? Apparently so.)
So, to do a quick wrap-up:
Returning to their old teams:
Youkilis, Kalish, Ryan Lavernway – Boston Red Sox
Davis, Josh Satin — NY Mets
Kinsler, Scott Feldman — Texas Rangers
Danny Valencia — Minn. Twins
Michael Schwimer — Philadelphia Phillies
Sam Fuld — Tampa Bay Rays
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Marquis, Twins
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John Grabow, LA Dodgers (minor league contract)
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I have a 96 Sub 207,000 miles runs great but the turn signals stopped working, no outward cause associated like an acccident.
I checked and replaced bulbs (double filament)
I checked fuses they looked OK and even replaced the turn signal and stop Hazard fuses to be positive.
I replaced the Hazard flasher under the dash
Turn signals still do not work and I asked a dealer service Tech that said it is most likely the combo turn switch, and quoted me somewhere near $400 for the part (I'm thinking yeah right I'll get right on that bargain) accepting my fate I found one at a yard for $50, although I had a blast disconnecting the air bag and pulling off the steering wheel, not to mention play time in the sea of wires... I got everything back together only to still not have any turn signals.
My 4 ways work so can I rule out a wiring short or does the turn signals use separate wires. Is there a flasher\relay or fuseable link somewhere in the mix that i should check.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
07-29-2009, 02:57 PM #2IF your blinker and turn signals still show on the dash when you turn them on but they click really fast. then you need to replace the circuit board in you taillights.. Hope this helps
07-30-2009, 02:59 AM #3You said you replaced the hazard flasher. Did you replace the turn signal flasher?
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Addition the 4 ways do work and have not been an issue, I mean they have worked as expected all along.
Seeing as that if I get pulled over for not having turn signals it's gonna cost me a bundle for the state charity. So I need to keep on this until its fixed....... I also heard from a previous mechanic that he has seen this before and the cause was the ignition switch, He told me that individual terminals in the wiring harness can fail and others like cruise control wipers etc work just fine. Basically telling me I replaced the turn signal combo switch for no reason .... I swore I heard him laugh.... any thoughts on the ignition switch being the cause? I looked at a few wiring diagrams and can't really say that it is or isn't possible, its just that the replacement parts are getting spendy to keep going plus its loosing is "hey this will be a fun little project" status.
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We had just come from the food truck park at 11th and Harrison where I'd had some crazy and delicious sandwich from Adam's Grub Truck. Since we were getting to Wish on the early side of the evening, we were able to get a table, which is a scarcity this late in the week. Around ten of us had gathered together as a little going away party for Kim and David. Though they'd officially moved from The City to Oakland a couple years prior, this move felt more absolute. Kim and David were moving to Napa, much farther than the BART ride I already rarely took to see them across The Bay.
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I couldn't resist bringing up Kim's humongous JNCO raver pants and candy jewelry that she constantly wore when we were 18. I made her do those crazy raver hand/dance moves that she was so good at, the ones where it looks like she's playing with an invisible ball and that now embarrasses her. Of course, Kim countered by bringing up how much tie-dye and hemp I wore when we first met and proved it by making me show a picture that another friend had recently posted on Facebook.
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Fast forgery without mistakes. Shoplifting under pressure. Effective body disposal. The ability to multitask various felonies. These are just a few of the "talents" that mother-and-son grifters Sante and Kenny Kimes possess. Based on shocking true events, this flick takes you into the dark, sordid world of this deadly duo, from their bizarre relationship to their heinous crimes. It's no surprise that two-time Emmy winner Judy Davis earned a nomination for this performance.
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