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DH and I returnd earlier this week from two weeks in Belgium and London. We decided some months ago to visit London and booked our flights with British Airways miles and an apartment for a week with One Fine Stay. After some research here on Fodors and some family encouragement we decided to spend part of our holiday in Bruges, a small city I had visited almost 30 years ago.
We arrived at Heathrow at 10am and transfered to our London hotel, the Crown Plaza St. James which we booked with our remaining BA miles. It was well located for a short stay. We walked to lunch at the Rubens at the Palace Hotel and then did a little walking, window shopping and picture taking. On our walking tour we passed Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, St James Park and Parliament. We enjoyed dinner at the on site Bistro 51
We left Londonthe next morning on the Eurostar at 11:00 and cruised to Brussels. After the beautiful station at St. Pancras, Brussels Midi was an unattractive concrete let down. We bought our tickets to Bruges and asked at the Information booth which train and track to take. As it turned out the woman at that window gave us the wrong info. We were on a pokey regional train that stopped in a bunch of towns. When the conductor came through he tried to explain to us and came back to make sure we got off in Ghent and switched to what was probably the train we should have taken in the first place.
Once in Bruges we went to the taxi queue and lucked out with our driver. He provided a guided tour as we drove along. After 29 years I had forgotten just how beautiful Bruges is. We checked into the Hotel Oud Huis de Peellaert and got exactly the room we wanted-- away from the street and without the charming beams and slanted ceilings we don't want to meet in the dark. The bath is very nice with a radiant heat floor. We have 3 windows that open so we can have fresh air at night and being 2 flights up we have a view over rooftops.
After a nap attack we went to find dinner. The desk clerk suggested 3 restaurants only one of which we found and its menu didn't really appeal. We found another little place nearby which ended up being quite good. We chatted a little with the German couple seated next to us. The husband referred to himself as a "pensioner" and we explained DH was the same. They had driven the California coast about 5 years ago in an RV and found it beautiful. They are from Trier which I visited 29 years ago on the same trip which first took me to Bruges.
We strolled back to our hotel for a really good night's sleep
Bruges--more than chocolate and lace
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Jet lag and the onions in my dinner the previous night kept me from getting a good night's sleep as I had hoped. However we enjoyed the breakfast at the hotel then went out exploring. We walked to the canal nearest our hotel at Jan van Eyck Place. As we walked around we passed the ChocoStory museum, many cute cafes and shops. I visited the Christmas shop we saw while walking last night but didn't buy anything. I wasn't feeling all that great and as it got close to lunch asked DH if he would mind if we went in a little place so I could get a cup of tea. The next one we came to looked good so we went in. The shop's sign read Het Dagelijks Brood and the cafe turned out to be a branch of Le Pain Quotidien which we were familiar with in Paris as well as a location 10 miles from our home. There weren't many people so we sat at the communal table and enjoyed the tea then lingered long enough to order lunch. Perfect.
I don't often take catnaps (DH is the king of the "cat") but after lunch we went back to the hotel and had a short but refreshing nap. We would need the rest as our plan for the afternoon was a canal boat ride and shopping! The boat sped along faster than I expected but we still got to see a lot of the beautiful buildings and took lots of photos.
After the cruise we went in search of the fabled "Bailey's Surprise" chocolates for my sisters but I began to think my sisters made up this candy just so we will have to visit every chocolate shop in town. Tough assignment.
We passed the Duc de Bourgogne, the hotel where I stayed with my cousins in 1983. Thought we might have dinner there but the menu did not appeal. We are planning to have dinner at the Cafe Erasmus which we passed while walking. -
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Our third day in Bruges we slept in so I hope we can finally shake the jet lag. We finished breakfast around 10am and went walking. We headed to find one of the laundramats so we can wash a small batch of clothes on Sunday. The woman at our hotel was a block off on directions but we found it. Then we walked west to the Begijnhof and explored a new area. The Begijnhof had a sign saying no photos which made me wonder if that was posted 29 years ago. I have a great shot taken on that trip. As we walked and shot more photos the low battery sign came on the camera again. We just bought batteries. This time we bought Duracell Plus and hope it is just poor batteries and not the camera. We found lunch at a little cafe on the Wijngaard Plein (square?) called the Lace Maker. I had a simple ham baguette while DH got a really great looking salad--it's good to share. Still lots of chocolate and lace shops as well as another Kathe Wohlfarht Christmas shop in this area. DH found a bench in the sun while I looked at Christmas goodies.
We kept walking and shooting photos until we came to a cute shop on a corner called Carpe Diem. Inside was a pastry case with Parisian style desserts and to the right was a tea salon. Perfect. I had tea and a waffle (our first) while DH had a cappuchino and selection of cookies again good for sharing. The waiter (probably the owner) was fun to talk with. We walked back toward our hotel taking more and more photos. Finally we split up and DH went to the hotel while I revisted a couple of shops. Our new rule is to buy when you see it and and not think you will go back. The gift shops all start looking very similar. I also found a few artisans set up in the former Fish Market and one said they will be back this weekend. I hope we have time to see them.
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Today we went on the Flanders Fields Tour with Quasimodo. I found out about it online and we booked from home. A taxi picked us up at our hotel to meet the tour bus at the train station. Quasimodo is run by Philippe and his Australian wife Sharon. On the tour were assorted Yanks, Brits, Aussies, at least one German and two Scottish ladies who were chronically late to the bus, about 20 people in all. We started at a moving Canadian memorial then went to the Tyne Cot British cemetery and visited several sites along the front line that barely changed over 4 years of war. The uselessness and destruction was almost overwhelming. We also saw an example of the trenches, a German cemetery, a huge depression where the British had tunneled under German trenches and blew them up, the rebuilt town of Ypres which was completely destroyed during the war and the Menin Gate memorial there. Probably most moving was visiting the field dressing station where John McCrae wrote his famous poem "In Flanders Fields".
Munitions and artifacts have been unearthed for years and the place we stopped for lunch includes a private museum which we had admission to. It reminded me of the many small museums in Normandy and had a very expressive collection.
The Belgians suffered a lot and have felt the after effects of the war for years. For decades tunnels have caved in that have been built over and there are still munitions found. There is a special Belgian army base in this area which handles any that are found.
As we drove through the area I was struck by how prosperous the farms appear. Large expanses of corn and other crops, big cows, a few goats and other animals. The houses are very pretty with lovely gardens. Then it struck me, unlike other areas of Europe or Midwestern American farms, these homes are new, built mostly after WWII. Belgium needed decades to recover, Ypres wasn't completely rebuilt until the 1960s, but it looks well now.
It was a really interesting day but a long one. When we returned to Brugge we were dropped at the train station and an easy walk to the center of town. We had seen a square the day before with lots of restaurants and had dinner at an Italian restaurant called Adriatico. It was pretty good; DH had four cheese penne which was really good. I had salmon and penne. -
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Sunday. After the long tour day we slept really well and headed down to breakfast around 9am. The breakfast room is very bright and nicely decorated. The food is pretty good with "German style" (bread, meat, cheese), American/British style (scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages) and Continental (yogurt, cereal, bread and pastries). We tried a pastry one morning but stuck to our granola, yogurt and a little bread the rest of the mornings. After breakfast we spoke to the desk clerk about the laundromat near the windmills that the young Australian woman on yesterday's tour told us about. This clerk marked it on our map and we headed off. It was an easy walk as it was on our own street. It was a large laundromat and pretty easy to figure out. With the wash going and DH reading his book I walked to the windmills. I reached two of them along a canal and saw one of the old city gates and a charming cafe. The fence around one of the windmills was made to look like lace. So much cuteness that even 4 days is not enough to enjoy it all.
I returned in time to move the laundry to the dryers and start my book. Once finished with laundry we headed back to the hotel to drop off our now clean clothes. We had lunch at cafe nearby where DH out ordered me with a great looking and tasting salad while I had a tartine (open faced sandwich). After lunch we strolled through town again. There was a craft fair in the old fish market and I enjoyed looking at and buying a few things including some watercolors. DH and I split up for a bit and I visited the Kathe Wohlfarht Christmas store near our hotel. We had coffee at a cute place facing a canal (one of the many cute places in Bruges) and then read menus for dinner. I found a shop with beautiful jewelry and a gardening/kitchen shop--jackpot! Fun to look but I didn't buy anything.
We decided to return to the restaurant where we ate dinner the first night. They had the best roast chicken ("kip" in Flemish) and chicken was on surprisingly few menus. There is so much seafood, especially mussels, shrimp and salmon. I ordered chicken from the set menu while DH selected salmon in chive sauce. Our table was outside under an awning but away from the heaters. While we were there DH encouraged another couple reading the menu to come in. They ended up sitting at a table next to us and we enjoyed speaking with them very much. They live in Kent and had visited Brugge on their way to visit their son in Germany a couple years ago and ended up staying here instead of moving on to their planned stop. Now they wanted to come back and explore it some more. They were staying at the Hotel Navarra which they raved about and said they hadn't moved the car from the parking lot since they arrived. We said goodnight and walked the way they directed to spy the Hotel Navarra in a courtyard behind gates. It has a swimming pool and I do remember looking it up and finding it was above our budget. Our own hotel had some pricey rooms but we chose the lower price and skipped the crystal chandelier. We enjoyed walking through Bruges one last time then packed for our train travel to London tomorrow.
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TPAYT--We posted some photos here: http://brugeslondon.shutterfly.com/pictures/13
We really enjoyed Bruges. Sure it's touristy but we had good meals, found quiet areas to enjoy away from the weekend crowds and there seem to be a lot of good hotel choices. I think I would like to visit again if we return to Paris for a future trip. -
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One last post on Bruges and Belgium. We traveled on the Eurostar heading back to London. We purchased the basic fare and there is even less room than a coach airplane seat. At least the trip was only for 2 hours. We asked about upgrading to Premier class and thought the fellow said it was 17 euro each, turns out it is really 70 euros so we decided to stick with our little seats. The Belgian country side was very pretty and the ride smooth.
In the Bruges station we were trying to figure out which train to take, not wanting to get on the pokey regional train again. The young man behind us in line heard us talking and got out of line to help us. From Bruges any train going to "Bruxelles" will stop at the "midi" station for the Eurostar. He told us he was not in a hurry and we would not inconvenience him. Overall the people we have met have been very nice, just a couple of canal boat ticket sellers that seemed completely bored with their jobs and wanted to be anywhere else.
Once through Belgian and British passport control we had a small sandwich and used the facilities. Shakespeare and the Queen were pictured on the doors to the stalls in the women's loo. Seemed rather undignified for the Bard of Avon and Her Majesty especially during her Jubilee year.
Finally we were on the train speeding to London. -
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Enjoying your report very much -- we were in London and Bruges in August as well -- enjoyed Bruges very much -- we were at the Aragon Hotel (one of their nearby rooms a few steps away from the hotel). Enjoyed our time there. I agree about the Brussels train station.
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Wonderful photos! Seeing them really makes me want to go to Bruges even more.. especially loved the evening shots.
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Thank you, we really enjoyed Bruges. I would certainly consider a return to Bruges and pair it with a visit to Amersterdam or Paris.
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Is there any possible way I can download a program, type in a message, and watch the program display visually what iterations are going on and what formula the character is being fed through all the way down to the output message of a SHA-256 operation or is that just too geeky to ask for?
Note that in the graphic you've linked in the comment: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/7d/SHA-2.svg/400px-SHA-2.svg.png each A to H is a 32 bit value, and the dark blue boxes are binary operations:
You won't see anything useful on this level, and when drawing a complete diagram with bits, you won't see anything useful in an ocean of moving bits, as funny as it would be. Here are some example values with intermediate internal states, already giving an ocean of hex digits, but are useful to verify your own implementations. http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/ST/toolkit/examples.html http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/ST/toolkit/documents/Examples/SHA256.pdf |
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Mar 11, 2013, 08.07 AMby Mary Athey
I think its lovely, the fabric.has a very vintage look to.it and.its.unique. I.have a hamper.full of.prohects that I ce gave up on so you're not alone. Try.it.again in a different fabric but.i do like this one x
Mar 12, 2013, 12.55 AMby ljuhrich
Thank you very much – I know, the mess-ups are part of the process, right? I will probably try another one eventually.
Mar 11, 2013, 06.18 AMby flowergirl22
I do agree with the zip,, but it does look nice,, I am sorry you had such hard times with the instructions,, I find them easier in German,, even though I speak and write perfect English, I always go back to those instructions in my own language.
Mar 12, 2013, 12.55 AMby ljuhrich
I bet they are better in German, I wish I could read it! Thank you.
Mar 12, 2013, 11.30 AMby flowergirl22
they are clearer, and more detailed,, unfortunately with any translation you will have some trouble,,
if there is anything I can help with just ask
Mar 11, 2013, 01.27 AMby schnui
You have actually made this dress beautifully and you do look lovely in it but because you have had problems making it and spent more time than planned, you are over it. Maybe put it in the closet for a few weeks and then bring it out and then you will be very proud of all of your hard work. It is a lovely pattern and if you make it again, use a plain fabric and a soft fabric for the front pleating detail. I really like this fabric that you have used but as you say, it doesn't reveal all the detail that has gone into making this dress. I have been sewing for over 40 years and I still make mistakes choosing the wrong fabric for the pattern intended. You are always learning with sewing!!!
Mar 12, 2013, 12.55 AMby ljuhrich
Thank you so much for your compliments and advice, I think I will do what you say, both with putting it away for awhile and with trying again. I appreciate your wisdom!
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The Brilliance of the seas is indeed a beautiful ship with lots of space and activities, and although we liked the kids' programmes on offer, we found there were enough activities to enable us stay and play together. We enjoyed table tennis especially and our adolescent played this as well as football with the other children. The mini golf was another option our younger son particularly liked. There were many areas to sit or lie to relax and several nice places to take family photos. Sometimes we simply went for a walk around the ship and enjoyed the views. There were other activities going on such as swimming, rock climbing, jogging and basketball in a relaxed atmosphere.
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The most touching display was her heart shaped towels and pillows display with real red rose petals on our wedding anniversary. We had decided to keep this quiet but she saw a card in the room and decided to give us a truly lovely surprise, which we appreciated very much. She also brought in a vase of red roses.
Now food. We had my time dining at the minstrel restaurant. The food was very good and there variety was impressive. Ferdi and Rigo, our waiters, were excellent and polite and anticipated our every need, making suggestions without any pressure. Windjammers gave us the casual option for breakfast, lunch and snacks, offering a wide variety of choices. Even though it is a buffet restaurant, the waiters were very friendly and would stop for a chat and offer to bring drinks. This friendliness seemed to the norm with all the staff we came into contact with. Even those who simply passed by us would smile and greet us. We could not help but feel special. The only thing I would wish for in addition to all this would be a dedicated 24/7 pizzeria. My children would have loved this. Back to food, room service is of an excellent quality and can be conveniently ordered on the interactive TV in the stateroom.
Ports of call were interesting. This was our first visit to the Middle East and I was a bit concerned to read the ports were all cargo ports, but I was pleasantly surprised. Cargo ports indeed they were, but they were so beautiful. With the other ships and dhows and cranes and absolutely gorgeous mountainous backdrop in Muscat, for example, the views in the setting sun were stunning.
Also, the port views from the balcony as we arrived at Abu Dhabi in the morning were beautiful. And Dubai...what can I say?
We liked the free shuttle services provided out of the ports and sometimes into the cities and the malls. This was very welcome in Fujeirah especially where we were not exactly sure what to do, being the first port of call. We also used the taxis and the big red sightseeing buses. We did not do any of the suggested excursions but we enjoyed going about on our own.
Back on board, the entertainment was very good, especially the evening shows and poolside parties. I think the timing of the first show at 7:30pm was not quite suitable for families with children who did not take part in the kids' clubs. The earliest we could get my time dining was 6:30pm and we had to rush on a couple of evenings to take them to the show they wanted to see at 7:30pm.
The shopping seemed a little bit limited, in our opinion, and the photographers were very enthusiastic. We did find, though, that a few of the photos showed subjects out of proportion to the beautiful backgrounds, but we still managed to get some good ones to bring home, although those had all been taken by one photographer. Perhaps he could help the others...
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Every minute in Moscow, I am reminded of the enormous socio-economic changes Russia is experiencing. Over the past year, the Ruble became increasingly stable relative to the dollar and in response Multi-National Corporations have increased their commitment to gain market share in the largest country in the world. Russia has projected growth in almost every sector: oil and gas production, telecommunications, IT infrastructure, and business outsourcing just to name a few.
After graduating from the MILR program in 2006, I have been extremely lucky to find myself working as an HR specialist in IBM Russia, a leader in global business and technology services in the post-Soviet market. This is an exciting time to be involved in Russian HR because of the fact that our profession was, until recently, only considered to be an administrative function. Today Russian businesses are looking to HR to be more of a strategic partner, similar to the way Western companies currently define the role.
As a result, there are many opportunities to make advances in how Russian businesses recruit, develop, and retain top talent to address the rapidly changing market realities, such as hyper competition for resources within the Russian labor market. Because most companies project growth in Russia in 2007, skilled Russian labor has many choices between a wide range of employers. Consequently, corporations are working hard to brand themselves as the 'employer of choice', and they are placing more emphasis on climate and employee development more than they have in the past.
One of the most surprising aspects of working in Moscow has been the overwhelming scale of construction projects due to increased foreign investment. IBM is located in the center of an international business hub known as "Moscow-City", located about 2 miles west of the Kremlin and still being constructed. This small area is representative of the changes in labor relations throughout the country, as capital flows in and jobs are created, attracting a large labor pool from all over Asia. I tell my family about the excitement I often feel while sitting in meetings that discuss regional growth, and when I look out the windows of our office the buildings are literally growing in front of my eyes!
Although Russian culture has shifted dramatically over the past 15 years, there are still a lot of cultural obstacles to creating an organization that relies heavily on Western leadership norms. My job in particular is focused on talent development and retention, and I am working on a number of projects that seek to promote IBM culture through internship programs and post-graduate training. In the process I am discovering the challenges associated with implementing talent management programs in the region due to the fact that post-Soviet management styles, in general, place more emphasis on employee compliance to authority and process outcomes over career growth and individual opportunity.
I believe my degree work in MILR prepared me well for my current role as a talent manager in Russia, because my research focused on the ways post-Soviet cultural values contrast 'Western' philosophies in regard to labor/management relations, conflict resolution, and leadership development. For example, Russian cultural values tend to encourage vertical leadership structures as well as discourage independent development and calculated risk taking. As a result, corporate leadership values are often in direct conflict with Russian leadership norms, and inhibit the implementation of effective talent management programs on a regional level. So far this has made for an exciting challenge!
Although my time in Russia is only beginning, it is clear that over the next 10 years this region of the world will re-define its own cultural approach to labor relations, and it is fascinating to be a part of it. Although Russia will draw many well defined 'best practices' from the West, it will also adapt them to fit into their own historical perspectives and cultural needs. Moscow is on the verge of a new century, and it is hard for me not to relate to the energy that must have been present in cities like San Francisco during the early 1900's. Opportunity feels like it is around every corner, and everything you do as an HR professional has the potential to impact many working lives for the better.
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WASHINGTON, Pa. (March 28, 2013)—A group of Washington & Jefferson College (W&J) students dedicated a week in March to volunteering with Habitat for Humanity in Goldsboro, N.C.
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"W&J students have an intense desire to serve others," Justin Dandoy, director of volunteer programs, said. "This was demonstrated by the number of students willing to commit the entirety of their spring break to volunteering with Habitat for Humanity."
Logging 544 hours of volunteer work, W&J students built roofs for two shelters at a community park, did finishing work on a house being moved into that week and painted items for installation in another home. As participants in the Habitat for Humanity Collegiate Challenge, they joined college students across the country in volunteering for one of Habitat's 200 local chapters.
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By Ms. Murray, a petition (accompanied by bill, Senate, No. 1941) of Therese Murray, David T. Vieira and Timothy R. Madden (by vote of the town) for legislation to further amend Chapter 654 of the Acts of 1975. Municipalities and Regional Government. [Local Approval Received.]
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Sexual risk behaviors and HIV among female sex workers in Nigeria (HTML)
Eluwa,George I.; Strathdee,Stephanie A.; Adebajo,Sylvia; Ahonsi,Babatunde; Azeez,Aderemi; Anyanti,Jennifer
Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes 61(4): 507-514
Publication date: 2012
Female sex workers (FSWs) account for about 20% of new HIV infections in Nigeria. We estimated the change in HIV prevalence and sexual risk behaviors between two consecutive rounds of integrated biological and behavioral surveillance surveys (IBBSS) and determined correlates of HIV transmission among FSWs.
In 2007 and 2010, HIV prevalence and risk behavior data on brothel-based (BB) and non brothel-based (NBB) FSWs from the IBBSS were evaluated in 6 Nigerian states. Logistic regression was used to identify correlates of HIV infection.
A total of 2897 and 2963 FSWs were surveyed in 2007 and 2010, respectively. Overall HIV prevalence decreased in 2010 compared to 2007 [20% vs. 33%; p<0.001], with similar magnitude of declines among BB-FSW [23% vs. 37%; p<0.0001] and NBB-FSW [16% vs. 28%; p<0.0001]. Consistent condom use with boyfriends in the last 12 months was lower in 2010 compared to 2007 overall [23% vs. 25%; p=0.02] and among BB-FSWs [17% vs. 23%;p<0.01] while NBB-FSWs showed a marginal increase [30% vs. 27%;p=0.08]. FSWs residing in the Federal Capital Territory [AOR:1.74 (1.34 - 2.27)] and Kano state [AOR:2.07(1.59 - 2.70)] were more likely to be HIV-positive while FSWs recruited in 2010 [AOR:0.81(0.77 - 0.85)] and those who had completed secondary education [AOR:0.70(0.60 - 0.80)] were less likely to be HIV-positive.
Results suggest significant progress in reducing the burden of HIV among FSWs in Nigeria, although low condom use with boyfriends continued to be a potential bridge between FSWs and the general population. Venue-based prevention programs are needed to improve safer sex practices among BB-FSWs.
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06-01-2007, 12:05 AM #2my mom has an HHR LT and she loves it.. i love it and did you know it was designed after the 1949 suburban.... btw get the bigger 2.4L engine i have heard great things about it and the 2.2 all negative.. and btw those things are really zippy for what they are.... just giving you a heads up
06-01-2007, 07:10 PM #3We've been looking at HHR's for a few weeks trying to find the best deal, my wife deided she wanted one after we had a rental for a week in Vegas. After driving a few I have to agree the 2.4L seems to be the better engine, and I've heard of less issues with them.
A well informed little bird told me their going to introduce a 2.4 intercooled turbocharged model for 2008 so I'm trying to get the wife to hold off a while.
06-01-2007, 08:53 PM #4yep in 2008 they are coming out with the HHR SS which blows cuz the dealership had told my dad that they werent gonna come out with one at all.....
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06-02-2007, 10:12 AM #5SST in Arlington, Texas is working on a Turbo for earlier model HHR's, from what I've seen it's got potential. The drawback to SST turbo's is thier rear mounted leaving the intake where it can pick up water and trash and they loose some horsepower over conventional underhood set-ups. But any horsepower increase is good.
06-25-2007, 06:17 PM #6There may be a change when the HHR-SS comes out. Last year we were seeing it may come out in 2008, now we are finding info that is suggesting 2009, But the best info yet is it will be equipped with the 2.0 turbo solstice engine.
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There are some good de-tuning videos on YouTube. All you really need to do is round the edges with a file. It won't ride for shit on ice or real hard pack after doing it but sounds like you won't really need it to anyways.
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