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During the last season of Mind of a Chef I feel in love with Sean Brock. Like a let's be best friends and drink beer and cook kinda love. He is down to earth, an amazing chef, and mindful about each ingredient and where it comes from – without being pretentious. He recently released his first cookbook, Heritage. It features a mix of recipes from comfort food to high end restaurant along with background of how the dish came to be. I can't wait to order up some Anson Mills and bring a taste of the South to the Midwest. What could be better than a warm bowl of grits on a cold winter morning?
Dear Oskar // 13 Months
This one is a little late. Which makes sense, because at 13 months you turned into a wild child. You are on the move constantly. And not just crawling and cruising anymore, these days you are taking steps. Sometimes just a few off the couch heading for the dog and other times you run between your papa and I, flinging your body into our arms and laughing. There is a lot of laughing. You discovered how to make us laugh. It's usually by doing something strange. Like holding your toe like a hook as I try to put your sock on. We laugh and you get a little smirk and do it again, this can go on for a while.
Along with all the laughing there have been more tears. You want to do so much all the time, and aren't very happy with me when I suggest we do something different. Like when I suggest instead of crawling through the cat door into the disgusting laundry room with litter boxes, we play with your toys or read a book, you don't always think that's a good idea and express your aversion by laying on the ground and pounding your fists and feet… and sometimes your head. You are pretty dramatic, but it's short lived. My passionate little buddy.
The flipside of those dramatics is your usual laid-back nature. You are such a joy to be around and a pretty chill bud. I love being able to take you anywhere and not worry. Sometimes you and I go out to lunch just the two of us and it always seems to take people by surprise. But I really enjoy this time with you, sharing a meal and people watching.
Sight: Oskar loves Yo Gabba Gabba. I know, he is probably too young for tv, but whatever. The kid dances his face off when it comes on and it's wacky, tolerable, and has musical guests I'm familiar with.
Smell: We are trying these wipes. I like the insanely minimal ingredients, but they don't come out of the package very easily.
Sound: His musical instruments are by far his favorite toys. He has been really loving the drum set he got for his birthday. And according to Nick he has perfect technique… great, I can live with two drummers!
Taste: I love these spinach cakes. They are so convenient and perfect for him to eat on his own. Plus they are packed full of spinach. I want to try to make these muffins too. Any tips on sugar replacements?
Touch: Any tips on how to keep socks and shoes on? He whips them off the second he's put in the carseat. So far converse have worked well, but they take a while to put on… and I'm already missing one. I was thinking about getting some tights for winter to layer under leggings or pants.
Take Me To: Copenhagen
This apartment would be perfect for our little family. It comes loaded with a crib, toys, high chair, and a washer and dryer, making it so easy to pack light. Plus, it's gorgeous… so there's that.
Take an evening stroll down the waterfront in Nyhavn.
Wood Wood Museum is the outlet for the popular Danish brand. And according to this fun guide you can find Kenzo, Gitman and Opening Ceremony pieces at up to 70% off
Ride a bike everywhere! Definitely want to try out one of these awesome cargo bikes.
Torvehallerne is the largest market in Copenhagen and it's covered, so a great place in case of rain. You could grab lunch or pick up some fresh fish to cook back at your apartment.
Cool comfy sneakers and a hip hat. Here's a good tip on how to pack a hat.
Dear Oskar // One Year
They say you're a toddler now. Although it'll be hard for me to not think of you as a baby anymore, it's probably more fitting since you've never been into the baby thing anyway. You are in-de-pe-nd-ent and always on the go. Patience will be key for all of us during this time as your body catches up to your brain. You want to feed yourself, but aren't that good at it, so there are big messes… but messes can be cleaned. You want to read your flip books by yourself, but get too excited, so sometimes the flap rips off… but we can buy some tape. You want to move around, but sometimes you go too fast, so you fall on your face… but we can put down more rugs and get lots of bandaids. I will try my best to let you do things on your own so you can learn and grow, and hopefully we can get through with minimal damage.
The subtitle of this post should be "what is that?" It is all you say. And you say it 500 times a day while pointing at different objects. Now in different ways… what's that, what is that, what is it, whats this. The 'that' has gotten really long and drawn out. I spend the majority of my days saying "dog. fan. light. fan. still the fan. light switch. that's the fan again." (maybe this means we'll escape the classic "why?" stage… probably not)
I couldn't possibly explain how amazing this past year has been. It's almost as if your one year mark is my one year mark as well. Like there was no before. This past year seems to have gone so quickly, yet so much happened. You went from a black and white photo that people told me was a picture of the inside of my enormous belly to a smiling, head banging, busy little boy.
This weekend we head to Wheatland. Your first festival. You won't remember this or anything from your first year. But hopefully this sets the foundation of being a family and doing things together.
Sight: Oskar loves reading books all by himself. He looks back and forth and turns the pages while babbling away. Its painfully cute. Some favorites of late are Bobby Bear's ABC, A Book of Sleep, and Happy Baby ABC.
Smell: We use disposable diapers at night and just tried this brand. I love them. Natural, no leaks, and no rash. And for wipes I want to try these.
Sound: Finally tried a sound machine app over the weekend while we were staying at my mother-in-laws. His cousins were also in town and the naps weren't lasting very long. We played brown noise from some website on computer speakers. Seemed to do the trick!
Taste: We're getting crazy over here. Oskar drank milk over the week and ate a scrambled egg for dinner last night.
Touch: He's not walking on his own yet. But he may be the fastest crawler around. The knees of his pants are really taking a beating.
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Dear Oskar // 11 Months
No one seems to want to acknowledge that you are 11 months, it is always "almost 1." Which yes, this is true, you are almost one year old, but I don't want this month to be a countdown. I want to celebrate THIS month and THIS age. Alright, alright… I may be a little sensitive about the upcoming birthday, but you have a few weeks of 11 months left, so lets focus on that and forget about all that mushy mumbo jumbo I'll end up writing next month.
You point at everything saying "whasat" and sometimes "whasis" so I'm obviously convinced you mean "what is that?" and "what is this?" You like your toys just fine, but they are no match for your dad's phone charger and Mischa's water bowl. Thankfully, these two things have not been played with together. But you're quick and I'm often distracted, so it's only a matter of time.
There is a lot of walking with your IKEA cart, giving kisses, screaming as the cat runs by, and annoying the dog. We take a walk every morning and often see deer, and recently the baby deer. It's so exciting when you spot them all by yourself and get really excited.
You are a wild child, Oskar. Your smiles and silliness make up for the exhaustion and chaos. Being a work at home mama is the hardest thing I've ever done, but anytime I feel like it's all too much I think about how lucky I am to spend my days with you… and then I look into halfday daycare.
Sight: Sometimes I let Oskar join me in watching my guilty pleasure…. So You Think You Can Dance.
Smell: When we use disposables, I've been using these wipes. I really like how soft and not overly soapy they are.
Sound: Loves playing his xylophone and turns everything and anything into a drum, just like his dad.
Taste: Watch out, this kid wants to steal your snacks. Pretzels, veggie chips, whatever it is, Oskar wants it.
Touch: The past few nights I've noticed as Oskar lays down to sleep he grabs and cuddles his blanket, it's so sweet.
Baby Registry Guide
Getting ready to welcome a baby? I've put together this list of what we have used and loved or wished we had (for the first 10 months). We tried to take a fairly minimalist parenting approach. The theory was to start with less and add more if we felt it was needed. So you won't find any noise machines or whoozits here, but it is still pretty thorough.
I tend to be a little OCD with this stuff. When we were getting our baby registry needed, I created a spreadsheet (nerd alert) broken down into categories and then marked where I would register for it, if I was getting it as a hand-me-down from family or friends, or already owned it. Maybe I can find a cool way to share that with you as well! We registered at Target and Amazon, Target is especially nice for those people who want to go to a store and get something – but there are usually some great local store options if most your family or friends live in town. In Ann Arbor I like to shop at The Little Seedling and Elephant Ears, both have registry options. Also Craiglist is a major go-to, but hard to use when it comes to registering. Otherwise the Amazon Baby Registry is awesome. Here's our [edited post baby] baby registry…
Changing Pad & Covers - We have a changing pad on a dresser, it works just fine. More than one cover is totally necessary, especially if you have a boy…
Crib - This is our crib and it's solid as a rock and super cute too.
Organic Cotton Mattress Pad
Crib Sheets - We actually have ones from Target, but I'm not too impressed. Even though they are "all the same" some fit and others don't. It makes no sense. Plus they are pretty rough. I think springing for a couple good ones and using "crappy" ones when you need to is a better idea.
Crib Blanket or Quilt
Bassinet or Co-Sleeper - Oskar slept in our room for the first 3-4 months. Makes night feedings a heck of a lot easier and I loved being able to see my sweet sleeping baby.
Swaddle Blankets – These are worth every penny. We still use them as a light blanket, changing pad, cover for the crib/car seat during naps, everything.
Woombie Cocoon Swaddle – Oskar hated or broke out of every swaddling contraption we tried (and we tried a lot). This won hands down. He was able to move more freely and get his arms by his chest but still be snug.
Even though we use cloth, I still kept/keep disposables on hand for when laundry gets backed up or we are out and about or out of town. Our big ol baby left the hospital in size 1. So if you have a family history of substantially sized babes, I would skip or go light on the newborn size.
Newborn Cloth Diapers – We were able to rent infant cloth diapers from our local store, The Little Seedling.
Disposable Diapers
Disposable Baby Wipes
Cloth Diapers
Flannel Baby Wipes
Cloth Diaper Detergent
Diaper Cream
Diaper Pail Liner
Diaper Pail
Cloth Diaper Liners - We skipped the sprayer and just use liners.
Baby Gear
ERGObaby Baby Carrier – Use everyday. No joke. Would die without it.
Wrap – Saved my life when he was a newborn and used a lot for the first 6 months.
Sling – I love my sling. SO easy throwing on to run errands or around the house. Having a harder time with it now that he is bigger, so I need to go back to the store and have them help me adjust it properly.
Stroller – This could be a post all on it's own. Strollers are very specific to you and your needs, and as my sister-in-law warned, you'll end up with more than one. We have the Britax B-Ready and the phil&teds Smart Stroller. The Britax was our first, I really wanted the UPPAbaby Vista but a friend recommended the Britax and it has worked out well. The Smart Stroller I got recently at a warehouse sale and it is the one that stays in the car now. After going to Chicago we really wanted something slimmer, lighter, and easier. So far we've liked it, but the nontelescoping handle is a little (a lot) short for a tall person (to be fair, Nick is 6'6″ – most things are too short). In the beginning the features we enjoyed were: clipping in the carseat, the deep recline, ability to face in and out and switch between the two easily, big sunshade, big basket, and a cup holder… of course. Craigslist has great used options, though you can't register there, you can always return and buy used.
Infant Car Seat – We were lucky enough to have one passed down to us.
Convertible Car Seat – The research process to pick out a carseat was insane. I am happy with ours, but my first choice was this one.
Travel Crib – We went without for a while, but so happy we have one. It makes traveling so much easier and is great for when we are at a friends house late. Plus this one you can wear as a backpack and only weighs 13 lbs. As a tip, have your baby nap it in at home sometimes before you try it out on the road.
Car Seat Cover – A must for the infant carseat in the winter.
Bouncer - A good bouncer is the best thing in the world. I also have friends who swear by the Rock 'n Play Sleeper
I almost exclusive breastfeed, so not the best person for advice on pumps, storage systems, or bottles.
Nursing Pillow
Breast Pump – Many insurance companies now provide breast pumps. Check with your's first. If you don't plan on pumping often I would just get a Manual Breast Pump
Breastmilk Bags
Nipple Butter
Nursing Pads
Burp Cloths
Bottles – Again, we didn't use bottles that often so I only got 2 4oz bottles. I actually used these, but I can't find them anywhere anymore.
Bottle Brush
Countertop Drying Rack
Highchair Accessory
Sippy & Straw Cup or this Straw Cup
Baby Monitor – We have one and never use it. Trust me, if that kid is crying, you don't need a monitor to hear him. But if you have multiple levels or it's good weather and you want to sit outside, I think it could be useful. And personally, we think the video monitor is a tad overkill.
Nosefrida – It seems gross, but it's awesome. Just do it. Trust me. Don't forget extra filters
Nail Clippers – We have the scissors and I don't like them, but a ton of people do. I would get both and find out which works best for you.
Bath Sponge – I took baths with Oskar until he was old enough to sit up on his own. I just used the sponge to lay him on while I got out or for the occasional sink bath. Cheap and a HUGE space saver. I don't know where I would have kept a giant plastic tub.
Towels – Most hooded towels are too small and not absorbent. I would get a few nice ones or just use a regular towel that you keep separately.
Most of these aren't main necessities, but nice additions. Things we really loved or maybe wished we had.
Infant Gowns - Yes, you'll get clothes, a ton. But I found a lot of people got "cute" outfits, when what I really needed was pajamas. The gowns were perfect, easy to change a diaper and the nice mitten flaps to keep those baby claws from scratching.
Lambskin - So nice to lay the baby on for playing on the floor, using as a layer in the Ergo or stroller. We love ours.
Baby Booties
Diaper Bag or Backpack
Maple Teethers
Baltic Amber Baby Teething Necklace
Natural Rubber Pacifiers
Sophie the Giraffe Teether – I was a skeptic, but Oskar loved this thing. Until we left it at a restaurant in Chicago…
Swing/Mamaroo – We had a simple hand-me-down swing that we got a little late in the game. It did the trick for a little while, but we constantly talked about splurging on the Mamaroo.
Natural Laundry Soda & Dryer Balls
Car Shade & Mirror – I would have never thought to get a mirror, but it has been super helpful and fun.
Baby Earmuffs
Jumper - Ergonomically and minimal. Great part of our "station rotation."
Wet/Dry Bag - Good to keep in your diaper bag for wet clothes, dirty diapers, etc.
Baskets – Good for all sorts of stuff: toys, living room diaper station, blankets. I keep one in the closet to use as a place to throw clothes that Oskar grows out of and then sort once it's full.
Closet Organizer
Travel Changer
It's Not Always Pretty
My Instagram feed and blog, along with so many others, portray a pretty picture. Fun days at the beach, smiling babies, clean homes, awesome hair days (like the one above). Today I realized one reason why you see the good and not the bad is because when the day is going to shit or you are covered in shit (literally) there is no time to grab your camera. Back to the best Monday ever, warning: not for the squeamish…
Happy Summer
Going to enjoy the summer with my boys. Be back on Monday. Hope everyone has a safe and happy holiday! xoxo
Five Senses For Friday
It's Friday! Huzzah! This weekend we have a lot of great plans. Saturday we are meeting up with some friends from Traverse City at a potluck picnic in town. Maybe I'll try a recipe from my new cookbook, Feeding the Whole Family, so many great recipes and good modifications for tiny eaters. Then that evening heading over to our favorite spot, Bill's Beer Garden with some other friends (early so we can get space with our stroller brigade). And Sunday I'm super excited for the Pop Up Flea in Detroit. And of course a (responsibly) boozy brunch beforehand. Hope you have a great weekend planned for yourself!
Sight: This home calls for it's own post, but I just couldn't wait, it's too good.
Smell: Hot sweaty weather is here, I just ordered this fancy deodorant to take a break from Tom's for a while.
Sound: I like this single from First Aid Kit. The full album comes out in just a few days.
Taste: If you follow me on instagram, you'll know that iced coffee season is my favorite season. While looking for the best way to make some cold brew I came across these awesome coffee guides from Blue Bottle Coffee.
Touch: Every year I lust over a crisp white summer dress, but never end up buying. This one will be hard to pass up.
Dear Oskar // 9 Months
Oh buddy, you are one wiggly wild little man. The days of me getting anything done while you're awake are on the verge of over, but that's ok, I hate cleaning anyway. Your army crawl has quickened and you can now pull yourself up onto things, like the glass topped coffee table on castors (a.k.a. extreme face basher). You are shy and observant around strangers or in new places, but at home you loudly chat away. "Tickletagot" was your new favorite word for a while but lately it seems to be reserved for when you are reading.
We took our first family trip to the zoo and boy was it interesting. We started the trip out seeing the polar bears swim, but you were mostly distracted by the screaming kids. You get upset when other kids scream or cry. I love the idea of going to the zoo, seeing these beautiful creatures in person and reading about each one. But once there I am immediately faced with guilt. The orangoutangs really set it in this time, I watched as a family in front of us repeatedly rammed their stroller into the glass trying to get the perfect picture with the sleepy guy leaning on the glass. I'm sure he is well taken care of and loved by his keepers, but it still makes me feel uncomfortable. I'll do some zoo research before (if) we take another trip and when you're older we'll talk about it.
You are determined, sweet, funny, sensitive, strange and so loved. This is going to be a great summer and I can't believe it will end with your first birthday. Slow down child!
Sight: Peek-A Who? is a favorite around here. And one of the only things that can keep him on his back during a diaper change.
Smell: Our rain forest of a backyard is in full effect. I like to take Oskar around to smell the different flowers that have bloomed.
Sound: Dance machine. He love to bounce, rock, and clap to music. It's so fun to watch him react when a song comes on that he particularly likes.
Taste: My boy loves food, just like his mama. He loves munching on a chunk of baguette or croissant and just recently began to suck down a squeeze packet in record time.
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The month of October marks the fifth anniversary of every fashionista's essential, Vogue India. And who better to unravel the month than the five glamorous leading ladies of Indian Cinema?
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1. The voir dire of a young child whom one of the parties seeks to use as a witness is a series of questions to determine whether the child has the perception, memory and ability to testify as witness in that case. Can someone help me develop a list of issues you could envision using to determine whether to allow a child to testify? What guidelines would you have in place to ensure that children were able to be competent, reliable and truthful as witness?
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Assuming that you are talking about U.S. Law, refer to Title 18 USC § 3509 , part II, chapter 223. This is entirely linked to the rights of children as witnesses in the US Court systems, and prevents their misrepresentation, secures their protection, and enforces their ethical treatment. Let this be the baseline "guideline" that you will use to develop your own personal criteria. The law always comes first when it comes to minors.
Now, since your question asks to define parameters that would help determine the eligibility and validity of the testimony of a child, what you want to do is aim for three very important factors that may seriously affect the testimony:
- the child's understanding of the problem at hand
- the child's ability to verbalize his or her knowledge
- the child's ability to recall information as asked
All of these factors are directly connected to (in the same order)
- the child's cognitive abilities (based on age, family situation, socioeconomic background, and emotional intelligence)
- the child's developmentally0based phonemic and phonetic awareness, as well as vocabulary knowledge
- the child's working memory
A psychologist, particularly a school psychologist, can help determine the cognitive, developmental, and psychological abilities of a student as they relate to the problem at hand. These abilities serve as good predictors of social adaptation. For example, a child that is consistently scared, or feels threatened, is on a never-ending defense mode. This can manifest in cognitive dissonance, which is when kids "don't get" what is really going on in their lives and a "misfire" of information ensues. This cognitive dissonance is what a school psych can assess.
Other factors that you may want to include are:
- whether the child is traumatized or affected as a result of the situation at hand
- whether the parents have given consent
- whether the consent forms (every single one of them) are current and notarized
- what is the academic and social history of the child (at home, with teachers, and with peers; patterns/behavioral trends?)
- what is the relationship between the child and the people involved in the case (conflict of interest?)
This is the basic "checkpoints" that are always to be considered when working with children in situations that may or may not endanger them emotionally or psychologically. All needs to be done legally and with proper documentation.
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- Published: 17/07/2013 at 04:33 PM
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Police have arrested a woman who allegedly helped steal 1.95 million baht cash from another woman by staging a car accident in Nonthaburi, police said on Wednesday.
The suspect was identified as 36-year-old hotel manager Passatonamon Anantiyapan. She was apprehended on Tuesday at a hotel in Sukhumvit 15 in the capital's Klong Toey district for conspiracy to commit theft and damage to property.
The victim of the robbery told police that she was involved in a car accident in Nonthaburi's Bang Bua Thong district after she made a withdrawal at a bank on June 11.
As she was negotiating with the driver of the other car involved in the crash, someone smashed her car window and took the money.
Police said they were looking for a Malaysian man known only as Evan and other suspects believed to have been involved with the plot and are still at learge.
Ms Passatonamon admitted the vehicle that crashed into the victim's car was hers, but denied all charges, saying that she had rented out her car and had no idea it was used to commit the crime.
The woman was taken to Bang Bua Thong police station for further questioning.
Police said initial investigations have revealed that gangs jointly operated by Thais and foreigners are carrying out car-crash thefts, targeting lone victims leaving banks.
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I bought this same car 4 years ago. I have not been the best owner to it because I have neglected it; however, this is the best car I've owned in my life (I've had many).
It's the mixture of luxury and reliability. My family and I love it because it has never given me a major problem. I've changed the radiator on it but that's about it. It's a beautiful and powerful piece of machinery. Buying is one decision that I will never regret!
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1995 Acura Legend LS 4dr Sedan
This is a car you can take pride in!
Only 105K.
Dark green, looks very elegant.
The seats look and feel great.
Bose sound still thumps.
Wasn't expecting the power tilt & telescoping wheel (Totally Pimp!).
Drove with the windows down and stepped on the gas.
All I heard was SMOOTH!
Didn't even hear the smooth!
It has an engine, right?
Need 100k service at Acura, and a brake and alignment job, but after $500-600, will be like new.
Don't hate me because I'm a Legend (Owner)!
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1995 Acura Legend L 4dr Sedan
We bought our '95 Legend L in 2001 with 72K on it and it now shows 126K.
All service has been done by Acura, and it has proved the most reliable, durable, fun-to-drive vehicle we've ever owned.
Fantastic handling, lots of room, tremendous Bose sound system, very comfortable on the road, and nowhere near the running costs of a Mercedes or BMW (which it will spank on occasion).
These cars are now ridiculously inexpensive on the used car market, and many consumers as well as Acura Service Managers insist this is the best car Acura ever made.
If you don't know about these cars and are looking for a great used sedan buy, you owe it to yourself to check one out.
You won't be disappointed!
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1995 Acura Legend GS 4dr Sedan
I bought the car in 2006 when its mileage was 136K. The car had a sensor failure right after I bought it. The dealer was willing to fix it with free labor only. The car just turned 200K. In the past 4 years of ownership, I had replaced head gaskets twice, spending $2K+ each, replaced a control circuit board that failure caused a cable connector melted down. This year the left side ball joint broke and broke the ABS sensor as well. These could have been prevented if I was cautious about the noise I heard while driving the car. Last week, the car was hit at a spot between 2 doors on driver side by a truck. It is a total loss........
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1995 Acura Legend LS 2dr Coupe
My 1995 Legend LS Coupe still looks and drives like a new car. No fluid leaks, no problems, and no complaints. Love cruising in it when I'm home. Too bad Honda hasn't ever built a replacement for it. The Legend Coupe is still a great car and the Bose Stereo remains wonderful.
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1995 Acura Legend LS 4dr Sedan
Luxury performance power. I bought mine used @ 174,000. Always dreamed of owning one since I worked at acura dealer when they first came out but they were 40,000+ and I just worked in the parts dept.
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1995 Acura Legend LS 4dr Sedan
OK. So what if the air conditioning, the heat and the music no longer work. After 14 years and 355,000 miles this has been the best vehicle ever. It still looks pretty good and is still reliable.
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1995 Acura Legend GS 4dr Sedan
I bought this GS with a 6-speed manual from a school teacher who had put 28K miles on the car in 5 years. It had minor cosmetic flaws then. They worsened and were joined by a slew of other system failures. The paint cancer started early. The Bose stereo was total garbage. The windows failed. The power locks failed. The leather (which a leather shop told me was generally awful on Acuras) began cracking. A short developed that caused the battery to drain. One thing after another after another. A disaster. Prior to this I had owned a Prelude that I drove for 14 years with no issues. The Acura was a nightmare, and expensive to drive, insure, and maintain. Never again.
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1995 Acura Legend L 2dr Coupe
I bought this car 3 years ago,it had 75,000 miles on it and now i have 95,000 and it still not broken in. And I'm so sad I have to sell because of my son. Car seats will not fit in the back seats. Otherwise I love this car.
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1995 Acura Legend GS 4dr Sedan
I bought this car with 100k on it and am closing in on 200k. By far the best feature is its engine, powerful and rock solid. But my Legend has had a number of sensor/electronic failures, many of which are listed in forums as common failures. Door alarm is erratic, variable speed sensor, interior trunk opener, master window controller, brake sensor, master brake cylinder and A/C have gone out. Both front CV joints have been replaced and the rear brake calipers locked up. I'm thinking of calling it quits on my Legend, but its too old and has no value left.
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Justin Timberlake Reveals New Track List On Instagram
JT took to Instagram to film the titles of his 'The 20/20 Experience: 2 of 2' album...
With The 20/20 Experience: 2 of 2 due out September 27th, we have just over a month until we can hear the new collection of songs from Justin Timberlake, and we're excited. The only song we knew of from the upcoming fourth studio album from JT is its first single, "Take Back The Night", which definitely proves that the album will be funky.
JT took to Instragram to video what we're assuming is his personal notebook (think there are some lyrics floating around the pages?), listing out the track list for the new album. Is it just us, or do the song titles seem a little blood-thirsty? Think JT committed a murder and is confessing in his lyrics? Watch the video on JT's Instagram below:
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10. "Only When I Walk Away"
11. "Not a Bad Thing"
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Comcast's wideband service rolls into San Francisco area
Comcast's rollout of DOCSIS 3.0-enabled wideband data services continued with today's announcement that the service is now available in San Francisco.
The San Francisco rollout adds another piece to Comcast's DOCSIS 3.0 puzzle; in March, the wideband service was deployed in the San Jose/Silicon Valley area, parts of East Bay and the Monterey/Salinas area, all in California (story here).
Starting today, Comcast's faster tiers will be available to residential homes (and beginning April 28, to all businesses) in the following Bay Area cities: Atherton, Belmont, Brisbane, Broadmoor, Burlingame, Colma, Daly City, East Palo Alto, Foster City, Hillsborough, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, Menlo Park, Millbrae, Pacifica, Palo Alto, Portola Valley, Redwood City, San Carlos, San Mateo, South San Francisco, Stanford and Woodside. Comcast said the new speeds will be available in other portions of the Bay Area later this year.
Comcast's DOCSIS 3.0 tiers are Extreme 50 and Ultra. Extreme 50 features download speeds of up to 50 Mbps and upstream speeds of 10 Mbps for $139.95 per month. Ultra clocks in with 22 Mbps down and 5 Mbps up at a cost of $62.95 per month. Prices for Comcast's residential wideband tiers require a subscription to Comcast's cable service.
Business customers will also have access to the new wideband services. Customers can sign up for the Deluxe 50 Mbps/10 Mbps tier for $189.95 per month.
In addition to the new wideband tiers, Comcast said it will also increase speeds for its existing Performance tier customers, who will now benefit from doubled downstream and upstream speeds offering up to 12 Mbps and 2 Mbps, respectively.
Comcast, the nation's largest cable operator, has previously said it plans on having its DOCSIS 3.0-enabled data service in 30 million homes and businesses by the end of the year. The number of homes represents 65 percent of Comcast's footprint.
Comcast's DOCSIS 3.0 speeds have already begun launching in 11 major markets, including the Twin Cities, the Boston metropolitan region and parts of southern New Hampshire, the Philadelphia metropolitan area, parts of New Jersey, Atlanta, Baltimore, Chicago, Ft. Wayne, Ind., Portland, Ore., and Seattle. Comcast said it will launch in additional markets in the weeks and months ahead.


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With the NBA season just two months away, ESPN reported that the Suns contacted the Minnesota Timberwolves to discuss a deal in which the Timberwolves would send forward Kevin Love to the Suns via a sign-and-trade in exchange for Bledsoe.
The report suggested that such a deal is not likely, as the Timberwolves have been locked into an agreement with the Cleveland Cavaliers to acquire 2014 No. 1 overall draft pick Andrew Wiggins in exchange for Love:
The Cavaliers and Wolves have had an agreement in place on Love for weeks, and it remains intact, sources said. That trade, which morphed into a three-way deal with the Philadelphia 76ers that will send Thaddeus Young to Minnesota, is expected to be completed on Saturday.
The report also noted that Bledsoe and agent Rich Paul are unlikely to change their minds about rejecting the Suns' four-year, $48 million offer from earlier this summer:
Bledsoe has made it clear he is seeking a five-year, $85 million maximum contract from the Suns. He would consider only a max deal in a sign-and-trade, which would be four years and $64 million, with any other team, sources said.If Bledsoe, who has remained firm in his salary position all summer, does not get a max deal this summer, he intends to sign the Suns' one-year qualifying offer for $3.7 million and become an unrestricted free agent next year.
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I have been trying to initiate a subscription support request all week end. Whenever I try to follow a link I get this error: Login Error
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I have looked up salesforce.com on Google and don't see any special connection to Autodesk. It looks like they subcontract their customer relationship management.
I even get this error following the "Need Help with Subscription? Contact us" link.
I get these errors both from work and from home.
I seldom use this feature - probably three times in the last five years. Has something changed I don't know about or it the website down this weekend?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Solved! by psmith. See the answer in context.
2-24-11 - got an automated e-mail saying they will contact me soon.
Checked and the subscription website is now accepting my support request.
Make sure you're using the correct login and password (your forum information isn't necessarily the same as your subscription information)
You may need to log out of the forum before trying to log into tha subscription page. Make sure you're not blocking JavaScript for autodesk.com
I am the software coordinator for this subscription contract. I have logged into the subscription website. I can see the coverage report. I can see the User list. I just can not initiate a service request or even follow the link "Need Help with Subscription? Contact us".
I went into subscription and was able to submit a request but I did it through Safari. I have been having problems with IE9 and Autodesk websites.
I think their Subscription support is broken.
I get the same error you quoted when trying to get there through Internet Explorer8. FireFox takes me to the Salesforce login page, but it says my information is incorrect and it doesn't recognize me when I try to reset my password. Also the "Key" icon in AutoCAD does not show that I'm on Subscription. It says there is either a problem with my internet connection, or the Autodesk server.... clearly it's the latter.
I was finally able to submit a support ticket via Firefox and I linked to this topic. Hopefully they'll address the issue here.
Hi PSmith,
I'm sorry to hear you are experiencing difficulty logging a technical support request in the subscription center. Our customer service team is happy to help. To better assist you, please describe at what point in the submission process you are receiving the error that states "Your login attempt using single sign-on with an identity provider certificate has failed..." Please respond at your convenience and we will be happy to research this issue further.
I can log into my subscription account, check the coverage report, and manage users. But when I try to follow any of the support links I get the error.
The links are:
Also if I try to follow the link in the flash player button "Need Help with Subscription? Contact us"
I am using Internet explorer 8 version 8.0.6001.18702
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At home I am using IE but I don't remember the version other than it is a 64 bit Vista machine.
By the way - I had to reset my password this morning, twice, to access my subscription account. First time didn't generate the e-mail. I reset it back to the original password and was able to log in. (I am not unsure of my password)
I did install windows updates a couple days ago, probably included IE updates.
I've had similar problems logging into and submitting support requests to the subscription site.
When I gave up and called them (having to wade through multiple forwards and on-holds). I was told to use the OTHER option when making a support request. THis issue goes back a month or more. What is wrong with Autodesk? They're forcing people to buy subscriptions then falling down on their 'PROMISED' reasons for forcing people to but it.
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December 01, 1997
Senate Republicans have blocked Bill Lann Lee's nomination to be assistant attorney general for Civil Rights on the grounds that his views are "out of the mainstream." Lee's editorial supporters, including The New York Times, denounce this as a "gross misrepresentation," and before examining his writings, I was prepared to believe them. But based on Lee's testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee and on his record as counsel to the naacp Legal Defense Fund, it's hard to avoid the conclusion that Lee represents the least nuanced tendencies of liberal racialism.
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July 29, 1996
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April 25, 1995
Among the legions of devotees of the O.J. Simpson trial in the United States, some of the most devoted are the five classes of sophomores I teach at an inner-city high school in Jersey City. For my students, the Simpson trial is something of an obsession, a sentiment that is, I concede, encouraged by this self-confessed O.J. junkie. This fascination is not simply prurient or voyeuristic (though there is no doubt some of that); the trial has been a terrific teaching tool that has helped to illuminate aspects of the American history curriculum I teach.
March 13, 1995
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January 30, 1995
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February 07, 1994
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This course will introduce you to the political experiences of the Latino peoples of the United States in both the present and the past. The course begins with a discussion of political identity: what does it mean to be Latino, Hispanic, or Chicano, and what are the politically relevant commonalities and differences in Latino communities. We then discuss Latino political history, starting with the Spanish empire but focusing particularly on the 19th and 20th centuries in Texas and the southwest. In doing so, we will study Latino political movements, organizations, and important individuals. Moving to recent decades, the class examines Latino inputs into the American political system - particularly public opinion, voting, and the role of gender in politics. The class also discusses the two largest non-Mexican national-origin groups in the U.S.: Puerto Ricans and Cuban Americans. We also explore the growing voice of Latinos in political institutions, such as the U.S. Congress and state legislatures. Lastly, the class covers key policy issues for Latino communities, particularly education and immigration.
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This article doesn't differentiate well between orbital radius and planetary radius.
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This article doesn't differentiate well between orbital radius and planetary radius.
Mathematicians have shown that it is impossible to calculate a general solution to the movements of three or more objects
It's just that their girlfriends won't give it a try.
Classical three-body problem:
Subject (mathematician) at the dorm door
Girlfriend (or boyfriend) in the bed
Someone else in the same bed.
Can you think of a general solution to this problem? :P
Kepler-47 is about 5,000 light years away.
So we are seeing it as it was 5,000 years ago.
BTW... it was found using NASA's Kepler telescope.
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Thanks for the link:
One star is similar to the sun in size, but only 84 percent as bright. The second star is diminutive, measuring only one-third the size of the sun and less than one percent as bright. As the stars are smaller than our sun, the systems habitable zone is closer in.
I would imagine the two suns would be close....and getting closer due to the massive attractions of gravity and the exponential effects of distance.
A binary star system may be transiently observed, but long term would be unstable.
The suns would be falling into each other and go Supernova.
It would make thermonuclear war look like pixie sticks.
And a planet countdown clock would be more certain than Nostradamus' daily bowel movement.
The question is 'When?'
Not these ones. Too small to go Supernova.
And there's no exponential effect of distance. As Newton figured out, it goes with the inverse of the distance, squared...
Thank you BS for a reminder of the complexity of the maths in Astrophysics... and of the immense elegance and complexity of our universe.
Just a guess... but the two stars need to be a very similar size for such stability? A reference to the size of the stars would have been an excellent addition to the blog.
One star is similar to the sun in size, but only 84 percent as bright. The second star is diminutive, measuring only one-third the size of the sun and less than one percent as bright. As the stars are smaller than our sun, the systems habitable zone is closer in.
Apparently assumptions are the mother of all ****-ups.
Eh; call me daft, but how exactly can a planet occupy a perfectly circular orbit in the presence of two extremely large (solar) masses ?
Duh !
A planet orbits the center of mass of the system. If it is sufficiently far out, the perturbations from the two actual stellar masses become small enough that they can be ignored.
The orbit is probably no more perfectly circular than those of the planets in the Solar System. But the point that the author is making (with less than perfect precision) is that the orbit is more like those of our planets than like those of comets.
Mathematical simulations are not very useful either, because of the infamous three-body problem. Mathematicians have shown that it is impossible to calculate a general solution to the movements of three or more objects interacting through gravity, because the calculation becomes ever more complex as an exact answer is approached.
Well, yeah. But don't we know that a planet could hang out at the center of mass of a binary star system. We know that would be stable, right?
Of course they are stable, it's just that they are only inhabitable to womp rats and krayt dragons. Duh! Honestly, physicists are so dumb. It's like they've never heard of Tatooine before. There's your scientific proof...
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Pallets - (642 companies)Pallets Information. Pallets are platforms used for storage and transportation of goods. Pallets are available in various sizes and materials to serve many applications. Common pallet sizes range anywhere from 20 " x 28 " up to 48 " x 72 ". Common... Search by Specification | Learn More
No Image AvailableGPS Software - (86 companies)GPS software is used to program, manage, and monitor GPS receivers, radio-navigational devices that provide positional information for objects on Earth based on data transmitted by orbiting satellites. GPS, an acronym for global positioning system... Learn More
GPS Chips and Modules - (57 companies)GPS chips and modules compare signals from several geo-positioning satellites to determine position on the Earth's surface. GPS is an acronym for global positioning system. GPS modules compare signals from several geo-positioning satellites... Search by Specification | Learn More
GPS Instruments and Devices - (344 companies)Global positioning system (GPS) instruments and GPS devices are radio-navigational devices that provide accurate position information about objects on Earth, based on information from orbiting satellites. Equipped with rubidium atomic clocks, 24 GPS... Learn More
No Image AvailablePallet Dispensers - (25 companies)Pallet dispensers deliver pallets from the bottom of a stack one at a time. In some cases they can be used in reverse order to collect and stack pallets. Pallet dispensers hold roughly 15 to 20 pallets in a stack and distribute each pallet one... Learn More
Pallet Jacks - (329 companies)Pallet jacks or pallet trucks are used to short-haul pallets or other large items of freight. A piston raises the load enough for the operator to maneuver the cargo; these devices may be derive power from manual, electric, or petrol sources... Search by Specification | Learn More
Fleet Management and Tracking Software - (199 companies)Fleet management software is used to supervise, manage, locate, schedule and maintain vehicle fleets. Learn More
Automatic Guided Vehicles (AGV) - (105 companies)...or drivers. Forklift automatic guided vehicles are used to transport pallets. Typical configurations include counterbalanced, narrow-aisle straddle, and side loading versions. Many styles have sensors on their forks (e.g., infrared sensors) for pallet... Search by Specification | Learn More
Industrial Containers - (1862 companies)...for storage. A box is a rigid, typically rectangular, container with or without a cover. A tote is an example of a box. Bulk boxes, also known as Gaylords, are large boxes for storing bulk materials and are sized to match standard pallet sizes... Search by Specification | Learn More
Scales and Balances - (996 companies)...of moisture in an item. It calculates the difference between an untouched and a dried sample. On-board scale. Image credit: Wikimedia. On-board scales weigh the load of vehicles via an integrated load cell in the suspension. Pallet truck scale. Image... Search by Specification | Learn More
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Temwell Corporation / Temstron Co., Ltd.
SMD GPS filter (Bandpass & Notch) TEMSTRON supply GPS Filter to assist your system work well within Data and GPS transmit and receive. SMD package; Bandpass & Notch (Band-stop) type, 50 ohm. Other specs SMD filter if you are looking for, pls advise. Our RD team provides consulting and customizes service. Look forward to receiving your inquiry. (read more)Browse RF Filters and Microwave Filters Datasheets for Temwell Corporation / Temstron Co., Ltd. -
Microwave Photonic Systems, Inc.
OFW-1328 GPS Distribution System The OFW-1328 "L-Band" Fiber Optic Distribution System consists of four subassemblies consisting of a GPS Antenna, a Transmitter Module, and Receiver Module and a fiber optic interconnection cable. The OFW-1328 "L-Band" Fiber Optic Distribution System is designed to receive low level GPS satellite signals from various GPS Antennas or simulators. The system detects and converts the optical carriers to an RF signal capable of driving the front end of multiple GPS receivers. The OFW-1328 "L-Band... (read more)Browse Fiber Optic Transceivers Datasheets for Microwave Photonic Systems, Inc. -
KieTek International, Inc.
Slave Pallets Slave Pallets are designed to transport air cargo pallets or containers by forklift. The decks are equipped with 8" x 4" x .250 wall tube to capture the forks, eliminating Slave Pallet falling from forklift on rough terrain. Omni-Directional Slave Pallets are manufactured with the metal planks to provide loading from all four sides, equipped with 192 Cube Ball Transfers and 8 Flip Locs. Maximum container footprint measures 96" x 125". Capacity 20,000 lb. Bi-Directional Slave Pallets... (read more) -
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Ruggedized Tactical Grade GPS Navigation System The 3DM-RQ1 ™ -45 Ruggedized Tactical Grade GPS-Aided Inertial Navigation System (GPS/INS) combines a MEMS inertial sensor core with a high sensitivity GPS receiver, and a sophisticated Extended Kalman Filter to generate optimal position, velocity, and attitude (PVA) estimates. Time aligned raw GPS outputs and IMU measurements are also available to the user. The 3DM-RQ1 ™ -45 has been designed to meet the needs of applications that require tactical grade performance in a harsh... (read more)Browse Navigational Instruments Datasheets for LORD MicroStrain Sensing Systems -
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Case Study: Innovation - U.S. DoD GPS NAVSTAR GPS (Navigation Satellite Timing and Ranging - Global Positioning System), the largest avionics procurement and installation program in the history of the Department of Defense (DoD), illustrates how strategic standardization can have global impact and revolutionize the way the world functions. By using a standard radio navigation signal and code provided by the Air Force, the U.S. and its allies realized significant economies of scale through buying, leveraging, and lowering total... (read more) -
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FM Global Positioning System (GPS) Receiver Module Linx Technologies announces its launch of the self-contained, high-performance FM Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver modules. At just 15 mm by 13 mm in size, the MediaTek MT3339-based FM Series gives the module fast lock times and high position accuracy even at low signal levels.Its very low power consumption helps maximize runtimes in battery powered applications, such as positioning and navigation, location tracking, marine, and asset management. Using the built-in MediaTek MT3339... (read more)Browse GPS Chips and Modules Datasheets for Linx Technologies -
New Pig Corporation
Spill Containment Pallets New Pig's spill containment pallets help you comply with containment regulations while storing steel and poly drums. Their drum-handling and storage equipment will help you capture leaks, drips and spills to help you keep floors dry and workers safe. They carry a wide variety of Spill Containment Pallets for proper storage of plastic drums, fiber drums, steel drums and more. Click Below for More Information: Poly Containment Pallets. Transfer Poly Containment Pallets. Steel Containment Pallets (read more)Browse Pallets Datasheets for New Pig Corporation -
Gladiator Technologies, Inc.
LandMark™40 INS/GPS Ultra Low Noise MEMS The LandMarkTM 40 INS/GPS offers break-through. performance with ultra low noise MEMS gyros and. accelerometers enabling precise position information. even in the case of short-term GPS outage. The INS is integrated with GPS-Aiding in a small, light weight and low power ruggedized package. Download LandMark ™40 INS/GPS Gyro Datasheet. Key Features: • Precision Position Data Provided in the Case of Short-Term GPS Loss. • GPS-Aiding of Velocity & Altitude. &bull... (read more)Browse Inertial Navigation Systems Datasheets for Gladiator Technologies, Inc. -
Microwave Photonic Systems, Inc.
LTE / 4G Node Alignment via Fiber Optic GPS MPS has introduced another offering to the OFW-3478 product line, specifically focused to the wireless industry in support of 4G and LTE build outs. The OFW-3478 is a turnkey solution offering an 8 port and a 16 port version capable of remoting GPS timing signals into the network operations center within a buildings infrastructure. Buildings such as hotels, shopping malls, hospitals, parking garages, and tunnels are often plagued with poor cell phone reception, and require in building... (read more)Browse Fiber Optic Transmitters Datasheets for Microwave Photonic Systems, Inc. -
KieTek International, Inc.
An easy way to move pallets and eliminated the need for a pallet jack on board. We have reduced our Worker's Comp claims for back injuries and the "slip and fall" element by having this system. The system is so diverse that it allows us to handle pallets, large case packs and small boxes with ease. The loading station has all but eliminated damage caused by forklifts to the back of the vans and allows for inspection of the delivery at a waist level. We HIGHLY recommend that anyone who transports boxes, skids, pallets or loose... (read more)Browse Pallets Datasheets for KieTek International, Inc.
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1.3 g of dried horse spleen ferritin were pelletised and loaded on a silver sample holder in a continuous-flow helium cryostat mounted on the GPS spectrometer at the πM3 port of the PSI facility (Villigen PSI, Switzerland).
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GPS successfully demonstrated real-time absolute and relative global positioning in an orbital dynamic environment as well as provided Shuttle Pallet Satellite and Orbiter GPS data, and found that Orbiter GPS data showed good comparison with expected trajectories.
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A GPS receiver was also located in the EME pallet .
For that purpose, the fully equipped test pallet was put in a car and the GPS antennas and pitot-static tube were fixed to the roof.
Design of refrigerated cargo tracking systems
GPS is used to track goods in level of pallets , cases, cartons.
A solution for integrated track and trace in supply chain based on RFID & GPS
To our knowledge, GPS has not been used for tracking of goods down to the level of pallets , cases, cartons or (ideally) items in supply chain.
Multifunctional millimeter-wave radar system for helicopter safety
All the processing equipment, including the IMU unit and GPS receiver was mounted onto a single pallet and installed in the rear cabin floor next to the radar operator.


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But then there's "Turnabout Intruder", with Dr. Lester stating that starship captaincy was essentially a good ol' boys club. True there were female characters on certain TV shows and movies that were ahead of their time back then, but then there were never any female Federation commanders in TOS, and the context of that era also included Taylor's non-speaking love interest in PLANET OF THE APES.
Well, yes, it's not all-or-nothing, of course, because we're talking about a whole society and an entertainment slate produced by many different people. The point is that there are examples demonstrating that 1960s American media culture was not
hostile to a strong portrayal of women.
And if anything, the relatively low status of women in TOS argues against Roddenberry's claim that he was a pioneer in gender equality fighting against a sexist network. My point is that if you look at the whole spectrum of portrayals of women in 1960s television,
Star Trek
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Situated in the Tamar Valley, its only a short 45 minute flight from Melbourne.
A big attraction here, is Cataract Gorge. Its a short walk from the city centre. Theres a large suspension bridge over the gorge, and a single span chairlift. A swimming pool, or for more adventure, abseiling and white water rafting, we just enjoyed the pleasant walk.
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There is so much to see and do on this tiny island. You've covered a lot more than me. Love the smoking room.
excellent page and tips!Travelling around these places again after my long stint in Europe will certainly put a different perspective on things!eg Aussie Grindelwald & Beatrix Potters church - so sweet!
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Since Dr. Stanley Pearle opened the doors to the first Pearle Vision in 1961, the franchise has expanded to more than 800 stores nationwide. In these stores, optometrists assess the ocular health of patients before onsite opticians help them navigate the assortment of frames from brands such as Versace, Ray-Ban, and DKNY. If they're not in the store, clients can use the Try-On tool, uploading a photo to see what they or their dog looks like in different types of glasses. Pearle Vision also helps focus the world with contacts from Acuvue and Biofinity.
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