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- Alice: You're becoming an actual human being.
- Ben: Well I don't like it! (storms out in a huff)
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- Roman: Yeah, I wish I could tell Heather how I feel. I just get so scared.
- Ben: That's a healthy fear Roman, she's tried to kill people.
- Roman: [giggles] She's layered. She is just so layered!
- [Ben is helping Crystal go over her taxes]
- Ben: Here's a big ticket item that has me a little confused. In 1997, you purchased Ecuador?
- Crystal: [filing her nails] It's a long story. I briefly dated a man named Marcos. Put it under travel.

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Hotel Guest Rating: 8.4/10
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A dazzling rooftop pool, 24-hour room service and a staffed business center are top amenities at the Renaissance Riverside Ho Chi Minh City, which is walking distance from the city's downtown center and ferry service across the river.
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There are 336 rooms and suites on 21 floors, all with cable TVs, coffeemakers and free newspapers; Wi-Fi access is also available. Enjoy breakfast from one of the two hotel restaurants or order a meal to your room any time via room service. Enjoy the sunshine and a magnificent view from the rooftop pool, where you can work on your tan and enjoy a drink on the terrace. The business center is staffed to accommodate working guests. Don't forget to hit the gym to keep up with your workout.
Hotel Location
The hotel is right on the water, within a two-minute walk of the ferry across the river. The city opera house, Ho Chi Minh City Museum, and the Kumho Asiana Plaza complex, with business, retail, dining and entertainment spaces, are all within 10 minutes on foot. The city's zoo and botanical garden is just more than a mile away. Tan Son Nhat International Airport is about five miles from the hotel.
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The Renaissance hotel offers a fitness center, staffed business facility and round-the-clock room service. There's also a rooftop pool and terrace with terrific views of Ho Chi Minh City.
Renaissance Riverside Ho Chi Minh City Amenities
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- CNN available
- Cocktail lounge with light fare
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Hotel Guest Reviews of the Renaissance Riverside Ho Chi Minh CityOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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October 17, 2014
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October 17, 2014
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I`ve stayed here a number of times now, and the hotel and all the employees always meet expectations. The location is perfect for wandering the District one area. Art galleries and nice restaurants are all within a brief walk. Great location.
Nothing. This will always be my first choice when I travel to Ho Chi Minh City.
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June 7, 2014
June 7, 2014
Weekly local function poolside disruptive to guest use.
Scott from Baltimore,MD
December 27, 2009
December 27, 2009
It is a very nice hotel without much character. The rooms are clean, the staff very nice, so if you are looking for a very clean hotel with great amenities in Saigon, this is a good choice. If you are looking for a hotel with a bit of the local flare, look elsewhere!
Mr. from Mount Horeb,WY
March 18, 2009
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March 18, 2009
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Disappointed in $17/day charge for internet access.
Tg from London,Gabon
December 16, 2008
December 16, 2008
Nice bed and good room size.
Rather impersonal could have been staying in any country.
The Renaissance Riverside is ideally located for the business or leisure traveller in Saigon. Amenities are all you would expect for a 4 star hotel. Staff are incredibly friendly and really helpful. Situated in the heart of downtown Saigon, the hotel is surrounded by many good restaurants and shopping opportunities are abundant. The coconut and tamarind candies at reception are a nice local touch. ...
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"Stupačky" (platforms) and metal chains are attached to the rock while the river flows several metres under the hiker's feet and the deep valley below looks like an undiscovered world. Welcome in Slovenský raj (Slovak Paradise), and one of the most popular trails around Prielom Hornádu.
Several popular trails offer hiking above the Hornád River. The significant infrastructure in the park means hikers are charged a symbolic €1.50 for access to more than 300 kilometres of trails. In several locations visitors must climb ladders alongside waterfalls, including the Kláštorná Valley where the climbing ends up on a meadow containing the 700 year old remains of the Kláštorisko monastery.
US Embassy Charge d'Affaires Norman Thatcher Scharpf and his family visited, and found the hikes exceeded their greatest expectations.
"We particularly enjoyed the exhilarating thrill of climbing the ladders next to or over waterfalls – looking to the side or right underneath the ladder and knowing that a misstep would be disastrous," said Scharpf.
Scharpf added that his children commented that it would be unlikely they would have the opportunity to do "something so exciting in the US, because of legal concerns over the possibility of people getting injured".
If one prefers to make their way down to Podlesok, one of the entry points to Slovenský raj, they can rent bicycles, and drop them off after reaching Podlesok. The area offers winter attractions as well.
"The best experience for me is the frozen Prielom Hornádu, which happens only once every few years. People can walk on the ice and some of them ice skate," said Dana Novisedláková, hiker from KRTKo (a Košice-based family hiking club).
And the winter is charming at another popular hiking trail in the Zádiel Valley, 40 kilometres west of Košice in Slovenský kras (Slovak Karst). Throughout the four-kilometre-long valley there are plenty of small caves, which are not accessible to the public. The gorge itself is just 10 metres wide in some parts and features rare flora. The terrain gets more difficult as hikers make their way up to the plain, which is well worth the effort for the view into the valley and Zádiel village. History buffs can continue east to Turňa's castle or visit Háj village and its four hidden waterfalls.
For those who would like to see some scenery, but wish to avoid longer hikes, the Košice region is also home to the volcanic lake Morské oko (Sea Eye). It is easily accessible by a car, located eight kilometres from the village of Remetské Hámre. Hikers reach the lake after just 15 minutes of light trail. Morské oko is popular for weekend family trips. A more challenging trail to the north goes to Snina's Rock. It will take approximately 90 minutes from Morské oko.
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It is clear our tastes differ. Enjoy the OAH. I'll head up the road to the Cricketer Arms for some decent food and ale (incl. cask cond.) served at proper temps.
They had a half dozen beers available. I tried the Yellowjacket Plae Ale and the Sculler's IPA. The Yellowjacket was a nice English style bitter -- well balanced. A good session beer at 3.5% ABW (yes, the quote by weight). The Sculler's was stronger (7% ABW) and hoppier. Both very nice.
I had the Turkey Melt, served on toasted rye, which was very satisfying. I particularly liked the honey horseradish coleslaw.
They also have a pleasant outdoor seating area.
I retried the Bavarian style wheat beer. It was much nicer and flavorful than my previous visit. Also tried teh Nut Brown and the IPA. The IPA is balanced with a mild hoppiness. The Brown was a traditional English style -- malty with subtle sweetness. Also tried a Belgian Grand Cru which was a little disappointing. Obviously used Belgian yeast, but the flavor was evident early to the nose, but vanished quickly on the tongue.
I enjoyed a nice Tuna Salad Nicoise. Nice chunks of rare tuna with a lightly dressed greens, potatoes, green beans.
The bartender was very knowledgeable and clearly passionate about beer. Tipped me off to a couple of other beers to try while in town. He even went so far as to arrange a little tour of their brewing facilities with their brewer.
The pilsner was a nice crisp, clean lager. The Abbey was more like an English brown ale. Sampled my friend's framboise -- very sweet. Not a big lambic drinker so I'm not sure how it compares in style. The Blonde was my favorite -- nicely spiced and unfiltered. Very nice attempt at the style.
Food is mostly crepes. Had the moules et frites. The P.E.I. mussels were nicely flavored. The fries are served in a traditional cone. The dipping sauces were very nice.
Look forward to returning on a future trip.
The place has about five or six taps, but the gold is in their bottled selection. They have an above average selection of Belgians -- Achel, Delerium Tremens, Deus, Westmalle, Affligem triple, etc. Also have good English and German selections and various selections from around the world. In total, I'm guessing about 60-75. And, for most beers, they have the proper glassware from the breweies.
The downside is that most of the more exotic ales are over chilled. Apparently LA County health codes require perishable items like beer to be refrigerated at 38º or below. So you have to nurse your beer and wait for it to come up to temperature to fully enjoy properly.
Food in the bar is mostly appetizers and tapas. The fish tacos were very tasty.
All of the beers offered in Brewsters are also available in the main restaurant - Palm Grill. They are even supposed to have a beer sommelier which will pair beer recommedations with the meal you order.
First, they have four beers on their everyday menu -- Hefewezen, Bitter, Pale Ale and Red Ale. The day I visited (6/5/05) they were out of both the hefe and the Bitter -- sadly the two in which I was most interested. Said differently, they were out of half of their everyday offerings! Something's not right there. Additionally, they had a Dunkel. interesting that teh last poster also noted they were out of the Bitter. There seems to be poor planning on somebody's part.
I first tried the Pale Ale. It was nice, with mild hoppy finish, but reasonably well balanced with malt. Made me wonder how differ it was from the Bitter. Not very experienced with Dunkels, so I'll withhold my comments on it.
I had the grilled salmon sandwich, which includes grilled vegatables and pesto aoli on sourdough bread, and a side of cole slaw. The sandwich was tasty. With the grilled veggies, it was a reasonably healthy offering (somewhat offset by the aoli, which I'm sure you could get on the side). The slaw was respectable, but not as tangy as I like.
As for the service, it was confusing. There were two people that seemed to be serving the limited outside area I chose and both worked all the tables. One was slow-to-indifferent and one was attentive and quick without hovering. Had to flag one down to order food, but he was very accomodating when I did. So, like most places, it depends on the server -- clearly no consistency.
It was a reasonably slow Thursday evening. I ordered a beer. I was asked if I had decided on food and state that I hadn't had a chance to look at the menu as I was deciding on the beer first.
Five minutes later, the beer came. I ordered a Ben's Better Bitter Brown Bear (nitro). Now, I'm not a big brown ale fan, but this one was rather nice. It had nice chocolate flavor and was rather smooth with a nice creamy head.
My beer was dropped off rather uncerimoniously. In fact, since I was behind a newspaper, I barely noticed it had been delivered. No, "here you are, sir. I'll be back to get your food order in a minute." With good reason, it seems.
Twenty-five minutes later, I had finished my beer (and another two sections of the paper) and, still the waitress had failed to stop by for a food order.
Needless to say, I walked. The best beer/food in the world couldn't offset the poor, inattentive service.
I ordered a Smit'icks, which, naturally, confused the waitress. We sorted that out and she returned with an overly chilled pint. It took most of my meal to get it up to proper temp. so that I could actually enjoy it's flavors.
I tried the Mahi Mahi broiled. Can't put my finger on it, but it tasted off. Service was poorly timed. My entree came while I was still working on my my Conch Chowder. Then, getting the check took way too long. Meanwhile, I witness 2-3 staff lingering around the entrance chatting.
If you are a serious beer drinker, this place is not for you. If you want a large place, with plenty of cold Bud Light, sports on myriad TVs, pool tables, value-priced menu and indifferent service, this place is for you.
The fish and chips were nicely done, although nothing special.
They offer European soccer live. Watched the Champions League semi 1st round game.
Nice place to escape for a nice cask conditioned English ale in a land on mostly Bud/Coors/Miller.
I walked, but they did seem to have a respectable selection of beer, although about average for a NW pub.
This place may be worth a trip, but if you are expecting a brew pub, move on.
The previous poster is correct. The beer selection is among the best in Kirkland, however, that isn't a tall benchmark. They now have six of their own brews. Interestingly, they have knocked off 1-2 Boundary Bay brews. BB was (may still be) their contract brewer. I find it tacky that they displace a "valued" partner like that.
I am already on record as being luke warm about this establishment. I tried them one more time since someone mentioned a revised menu incl. fish tacos. I'm a fish taco devotee so I gave them one more chance. MISTAKE! The menu says they are made with corn tortilla, however, mine came with flour. They tried to pass them off as "white" corn, but my taste buds knew better. Each taco had two small pieces of fish that filled only half the tortilla. When I complained they replaced with smaller "yellow" corn tortilla. Unfortunately, these were greasy, partially fried and awful. Bottom line, these were the worse fish tacos I have ever tried. I'd go to a Baja Fresh any day for a better tasting fish taco at a better value.
Waimea Brewing, you have lost my business for good and have gained the worst word-of-mouth. As for a good fish taco, why don't you visit your partneres in Bellingham. You could learn a lot.
First, they promote 85 beers on tap, but I only counted 68 (11 of which are form the Big 3 domestic companies) -- and I checked all of the taps throughout the place.
They do have a range of styles. Most of the micro/craft brews are from the west coast. So those traveling from other parts of the country have an opportunity to explore.
The imports are weak. They occasionally have some Belgians on tap (Stella & Chimay Cinq Cent seem to be regulars), but they don't offer them in their proper glass styles. And they ice/chill their glasses -- not the sign of a serious beer place.
As for the ever present Jack, I met him once. I tried to talk to him about his import selection, but he seemed indifferent, answering with grunts or short responses.
All of this leads me to question whether there is truly a love for the beer or are the myriad taps more a novelty/gimmick for the tourists?
I had the meatloaf. It was okay -- part of it a little dry esp. if you run out of BBQ gravy. Good mashed potatoes and healthy portion of vegetables. Overall the portions were more than ample for $9.99. The porter was a good complement.
I had the Quarryman Pale (cask) and the Big Stone Stout (nitro). I have had the Pale before around town. It is a nice hoppy -- but not overly so -- beer that is very drinkable. On cask, at lower temperature, the malty quality came through and provided a nice balance to the hops bitterness (not true when not cask conditioned). The Stout was nice but nothing special. It had a nice choclate flavor, but lacked the rich complexity I prefer. Not much of a head.
The food is average pub fare. They really don't have a dinner menu to speak of - mostly salads, sandwiches, pasta and pizza. For dinner entrees, I'd go to Upland across town. The Roast Beef Dip I had was fine, although the au jus was extremely salty. Surprisingly, good was the Dijon cole slaw.
I was diasppointed in the service -- particularly the knowledge of the service staff. I asked the hostess that seated me what was on cask conditioned that evening. First, she didn't understand the term. When I explained, she said that she was under 21 and didn't know anything about the beer. Then, I asked the same question of my server. She also didn't understand the term (apparently they refer to it as on "hand pull"). When I explained, she said she didn't know and had to check. At risk of harping on this subject again, I find it extremely disappointing and frustrating that staff in a brew pub can't answer a simple question or understand standard beer terms. Does management take any time to train these people or do they seek people with an interest in or a love for beer? And why doesn't the staff inform themselves of what is on cask befor they come on shift? I later found the information posted on a blackboard in the bar area. It wasn't hard to know.
I find many of their beers to be of good quality and loyal to their stules. Last trip, I particularly enjoyed the Weizen which is a German style hefe weizen with a slight tartness and hints of banana and cloves. Very true to the style.
Food has been very good. They have (or used to have) a nice hummus plate appetizer. This past trip I had the Classic Hoosier Pork Tenderloin. Unlike most places (esp. in cental Indiana) that have a packaged, frozen patty, this is the real deal -- pounded and lightly breaded. I also had the potato salad which is comprised of large pieces of red potato, very lightly dressed with red onions. It very light and a good alternative to the fries.
Service is generally good, if not occaionally slow.
E9 has about 20 or so taps, of which about eight are there own brews. Oddly enough, on my visit today (7/31), they had four fall/winter ale selections.
To their credit, E9 has tried to do a few Belgian styles. Unfortunatley they fall short. Their Saison lacked the floral nose expected of the style. It tasted more like a Tripel or a stronger Belgian golden ale. Not bad, but not a saison. And their Belgian wit was very pedestrain. It had a very slight citrus taste, but otherwise was rather insipid. Finally, the Oatmeal Stout, while the best of those I tried, was also disappointig. It started with a nice chocolate nose, but lacked the lucious creamy complexity of my favorite Oatmeal Stouts (Samuel Smith's, Boundary Bay in Bellingham, WA and Four Peaks in Tempe, AZ).
Both times I went for lunch and had the turket cranberry sandwich and the French Dip. Both were okay, but nothing to write home about. They give you the option of fires or a salad. They have a tasty honey mustard salad dressing -- I believe it had caraway seeds in it.
This time I went for dinner on a Monday night -- i.e. a slow, lazy summer evening. I originally planned on sitting in the regular dining area. However, after waiting for someone to seat me for five minutes, I gave up and sat in the "tap room". I guess they really meant it when their sign said "Please wait to be seated" (the key word being wait).
After another five minutes someone took my drink order. Now that was fine, but, for some reason, it took another ten minutes for the Best Bitter that I ordered to appear. Is it just me, or is that an excessively long time on a slow evening when I'm sitting twenty feet from the bar?
Then I ordered an Oatmeal Stout (a personal favorite). The waitress came back five minutes later to tell me that the Stout was out and "they" suggested a winter ale (forget the name). She couldn't describe it so she finally offered a sample. Now, again, perhaps I'm in the minority here, but I expect a server in a brew pub to be a) aware of what is available and, b) knowledgeable of the company's beers. Note to Boundary Bay management: Hire people that have an interest/passion for beer and/or train them properly before you expose them to customers.
Finally, the pork tacos were a poor cousin of the favored fish tacos.
I will return, but my next trip to Bellingham may take me to the Archer Ale House instead.
First, the beer. I would agree with Mr. Lester that their beers are rather insipid. I tired the Wheat, Red Brick bitter and the IPA (cask conditioned). All were drinkable, but rather simple and tame. The IPA had very low hoppiness. And the wheat had little evidence of the Bavarian hops/yeast they claimed.
On both trips I sat at the bar. On my first trip the service was very good despite the fact that it was extremely busy. There was one bartender who was supporting the table wait staff and she was worth watching. She was the queen of multi-tasking and earned every penny she made -- mixing drinks and serving beers. I get exhauted watching her. As for the food, I had the crab cake appetizer which was mostly breading and little crab.
The second visit I went back for dinner to try their Hunter Chicken. I sat at the bar for a good 5-10 minutes and the bartender did everything, except acknowledge my existence -- he cleaned glasses, chatted up a girl at the bar, etc. Needless to say I left.
While this place is extremely popular and is in a trendy neighborhood, I'm not sure it has much to do with the beer. As I sat at the bar watching the bartenders work, they were making a significant number of mixed drinks -- more than I have ever witnessed in a brewpub (50%+).
I have no reason to return based on these visits. I'll go back to Steamworks in Gastown.
They were out of the Oatmeal Stout (despite a board that said it was on tap) so I tried the recommended Porter. It was very nice, unsually creamy with a nice malt (and a little chocolate?) flavor.
I paired it with the lamb tenderloin which was wonderful.
Forget Granville Island and Yaletown. This is the place to go.
I only had two beers -- Best Biter (ESB) and Oatmeal Stout. The ESB is a nice hoppy bitter, but not overwhlemingly so. Very nice with spicier foods. The stout has a nice roasted chocolate flavor that I love -- nice dessert beer.
I had the fish tacos that were very nice -- close (for the NW) to the fish tacos I used to enjoy in Houston. Generous chuncks of fish with avocado, cabbage and a white sauce wrapped in two corn tortilla -- served with a nice (but, somewhat bland) rice and black beans.
This brew pub is worth the visit if you are in the area -- e.g. on your way to Vancouver/Whistler (just a couple miles off I5).
There are some nice comfortable chairs to relax in with beautiful views of Coal Harbor/Burrard Inlet and the surrounding coastal mountains.
I tried three different ales -- hefe weizen, IPA and stout. The hefe was a nice Belgian-style wit. The IPA was the typical northwest-style (abundunt Cascade hops), but with slightly better malt balance. The stout was a dry stout with a nice roasted quality that got better as it warmed (I think they served it just a tad too cool).
I had a nice Asian saled with a nice balanced satay vinagrette.
I plan on returning during the Molson Indy weekend.
The day I visited they only had four brews available -- honey lager, hefe-weizen, maple creme ale and a "seasonal" nut brown ale. In my opinion that's a low number and poor variety for a brew pub.
I tried the sampler of all four. I found most to be rather pedestrian and simple - didn't have distinct taste finish.. The hefe was a decent attempt at a belgian-style wit, but I'd prefer a Hoegarden.
Food offerings are limited.
Save the trip to the Island. I prefered Steamworks in Gastown.
The beer selection was typical of an American Irish pub. I had a Smithwicks (which they had just placed on tap that week). It was served close to the proper temperature. I thought it was a tad pricey at $5 for a US pint.
I enjoyed the potato soup and the turkey/coleslaw sandwich. We shared a serving of their chips. Reminded me of a place near the Grand Canal in Dublin -- more like a roasted potato than traditional fries.
Service was good and attentive. Waiter was in good humor and dished it out right along with us.
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This page contains Cheats for Beyond Good And Evil organized by sections for Xbox. Beyond Good And Evil is a Action Adventure Fantasy game, made by Ubisoft Milan, released on Dec 2, 2003 and published by Ubisoft. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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- Genre: Action Adventure Fantasy
- Release Date: Dec 2, 2003
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Beat the game and watch the credits. Do not press anything to advance past the credits. Another FMV sequence will start after the credits end....From: jesus
Photograph every animal....From: WageEmaicange
Collect 88 Pearls to unlock the Marble mini-game on an Mdisk....From: l33t3r
For those of you who don't know how to get the last mDisk, it is in a locked item cabinet on the Akuda Bar's first floor near Francis' Table. To get the code, you will need to register on Link and enter your sixteen character "save code" (this code is generated each time you save the game ...From: DutchUndertaker
When you take a picture of the first DomZ creature, it will actually be the eyestalks of a huge DomZ creature and you must battle it. The easiest way to defeat the huge DomZ creature is to use Pey'js slam on the ground then attack it with a regular or a super attack. Do not forget to take a picture....From: yami
You can get quick money by taking risky photos. When you you encounter a big monster in the hilly, it will be a fish-like sea monster. After the intermission sequence, take its picture and send it to the research center. You will get 2,000 credits for it. When you enter the factory, you will encount...From: supersteel
In the battle with the Domz priest, he will eventually tell you that you are out of control with your soul, and the directional controls will be reversed. A practical way to overcome this is to simply flip the controller upside-down....From: jonathan
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The American Academy of Pediatrics is updating its checklist of things pediatricians should assess at each well-child visit.
The updated guidelines now call for cholesterol screening between ages 9 and 11. Pediatricians say that one may surprise some parents.
"We're really not looking for the child that has a minor elevation of cholesterol. We're looking for the children that have a family problem with high cholesterol, and about half the people that do have a family problem with high cholesterol don't know it," said Dr. Michael Macknin, a pediatrician at Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital.
Depression screenings now are recommended between ages 11 and 21 and screening for HIV between age 16 and 18 years.
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A risk assessment for hemoglobin, a protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen from the lungs to the body's tissues, was added for babies between 15 and 30 months.
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The campaign trail led mayoral candidates Bill de Blasio and Joseph Lhota, who are continuing to fight over raising taxes on the city's wealthiest residents, to the National Action Network Saturday. NY1's Zack Fink filed the following report.
On Saturday, both Bill De Blasio and Joseph Lhota were at Al Sharpton's Harlem headquarters for a rally, which happened to fall on Sharpton's birthday. Sharpton said he wouldn't endorse Lhota, but thanked him for at least reaching out for a dialogue. He even poked some fun. "Now, I didn't know what the paper meant when they said he was going to reach out to blacks, whites and Al Sharpton, like I was in a different category," Sharpton said. "Like I was a race unto myself."
Lhota challenged comments de Blasio made in front of a business group on Friday, in which de Blasio described himself as a fiscal conservative.
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In a series of public forums, it's up to you to tell Dothan planners what you like, what you want, and what will help Dothan grow.
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OMG, there was so little time to workout last week with meetings from 8AM - 9/10 PM every night except the last "hoorah party". Ssoooo, I worked out one morning with 30 minutes on the elliptical and 30 minutes of yoga poses. The good thing is that the conference center was connected to the hotel so there was so much walking. I was shocked at how many women wear five inch heels to all of the events...isn't that bad for your back, not to mention your feet? Ortho surgeons will have much work when that generation declines!
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>In t6config what settings do I adjust to slow my cyclic? Mine seams a little too twitchy for my skill level.
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ordered hausler 450 se v2, took it out of box, had throttle lock swith on and tested all movements, everything ok. took throttle lock off and put throttle stick just below center setting and turned on idle up, heli idled up fine and then flipped over out of control and major damage, i found out that end of tail boom spun on tail boom which flipped heli over at idle up speed, tail screw was loose allowing it to turn on boom, rotor blades cut almost through boom, rotor shaft is bent and destroyed, to far to repair! i ordered another and went over every screw on heli and the tail screw was loose also, ran that heli and main rotor gear is out of round and wobbling severly creating major balancing problem! i ordered a new gear, still waiting on it. i called alptech where i purchased heli and can't understand them and vice versa, actually ordered from amazon, but they directed me to alptech, the 2nd one seems good, after i replace that gear it should be fine although the fuselage will not fit over without hitting the main rotor gear, if anyone has any input onhow to get credit or swap out my destoyed one for a new one let me know, thanks
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Also bought mine from Alptech via Amazon. Had a problem initially with the motor being burned out. Contacted Alptech and they sent me a new motor and ESC. Replaced them, and still in the process of installing them and checking everything out again. The heli is advertised as being compatible with Align T-Rex 450. Maybe you can get some of the parts elseware rather than Alptech. I have been picking up parts on Ebay just in case I need them.
|Nov 22, 2011, 09:25 AM
United States, CA, Golden Hills
Joined Oct 2011
20 Posts
When my motor burned up, I suspected that it might have been caused by a glitch in the radio causing the esc and motor to get too much juice. When it happened, my radio light was flickering due to what I thought was a low battery. It seems like the radio goes thru batterys very quickly. From some of the other posts, it sounds to me that I was fortunate that my motor burned up rather than causing the heli to nose dive on the ground. Steven Chao has been very helpfull answering my noobie questions about motor, esc and radio. Thanks Steven
|Nov 22, 2011, 02:05 PM
Berkeley, CA
Joined Nov 2004
1,895 Posts
The RTF Hausler 450 V2 is not a toy heli, the power system packs a lot of energy, please go through the manual to do the pre-flight check before flying. Have fun!
Link of the manual: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...76&postcount=8
|Nov 26, 2011, 04:45 PM
Joined Sep 2011
62 Posts
Hello all, I just bought one of these when I saw it on-sale at my LHS for black friday. Truth be told, I'm not ready for this level heli, but it was a decent deal and only one day so I snagged it. I also picked up Phoenix Sim while I was there.
I've been practicing on the sim and doing as much research as i can on this model. From what I've gathered so far, I should go through and loctite all the screws. Is there a general consensus on which model on Phoenix sim most closely matches the Hausler? I've been practicing on the T-Rex 450se.
I don't plan on flying it until I go through the manual and get several more hours in the sim, but are there any settings either on the transmitter or on the heli itself I should adjust to make it as "beginner friendly" as possible?
I also placed an order at cermark for the kit to use for spare parts but it's on back-order currently. Any ideas when these may be back in stock?
|Dec 04, 2011, 03:48 PM
Good luck getting parts!
I have been trying to get someone to respond to me about parts not shipped with an order. I talked to Alex on the phone and he said he would send the missing parts. Never heard form him again and never received the parts. Left numerous messages too. i guess they don't give a rats ass about reputation. I know a few guys who have these and they have problems getting parts too. So Buyer Beware!
|Dec 04, 2011, 08:19 PM
It's My understanding that T-Rex(Align) Parts fit this Bird.
|Dec 05, 2011, 03:01 PM
Nescent: Alex has always tried to get back to his customers. Sometimes he is overwhelmed, and not get back to the customers until a couple days later. It is not done out intentionally. You can email me firstname.lastname@example.com or Alex directly, firstname.lastname@example.com
We have most of the HAUSLER parts in stock. So curious what might not be available.
Steven Chao,
|Dec 05, 2011, 05:09 PM
|Dec 05, 2011, 05:13 PM
|Dec 05, 2011, 08:38 PM
I was only asking a Question AS I have one of these Birds coming tomorrow and wanted to know if It was something missing in the box or something extra that you ordered.
Was In no way trying to make you mad or defensive.
|Dec 05, 2011, 09:23 PM
sorry m8 i am just a little steamed...didnt mean any harm to you..
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