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KiWigrip, too good to be true?
I was on the other site and KG was mentioned. I looked at the KG website and it really looks like the answer to "after" the soft spots are fixed on non skid decks. It just seems like we could remove the non skid, fix the soft spots on the coach roof tape the edges where it will go and roll it on! (after prepping of course) I would like to hear the good bad and ugly truth about it. :D
http://www.pachena.com/images1/capsize.jpg Anti-skid Boat Decks from Pachena LLC - KiwiGrip anti-slip deck coating PS; I don't see any mention of UV or UV resistance |
From my research and others who have used it I haven't heard anything bad about it. I think Interlux Interdeck comes in second but is good as well. |
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I did a post on KiwiGrip a while back http://www.sailnet.com/forums/gear-m...on-skid-3.html I was impressed with the stuff and recommend it to our do it Yourself customers. Fair Winds Dave |
I used KiwiGrip when I re-did the decks on my boat a couple of years ago (documented here: http://sailing.thorpeallen.net/Greyh...10/index.html), and have been happy with it so far.
It has worked fine on my boat. I've had a couple high wear areas that chipped away, but they're easy to recover again if you save some of the material. Apply it in cooler weather. when temps are hot it tends to 'stipple' more instead of having the nicer ripple effect that you'd desire.
Well, it certainly sounds like the way to go after repairing soft spots. It makes matching the original non-skid unnecessary!
Denise I faced the same choice this month. Whiskeyjack is getting a makeover, and new non-skid was on the list. I considered Kiwigrip and rejected it in favour of Interlux intergrip non-skidd additive, after talking to a kiwigrip rep, the local yard, and reading some of the info here. Here's why:
1. Colour match. Couldn't guarantee it would match the rest of the new deck and cockpit paint, and nobody could tell me whether it would fade the same. by adding intergrip to the Paint i am already using for the rest of the deck, no problem. 2. Uniformity of finish. IF you are doing it all yourself, and IF you aren't wroking on a hot day, and IF your boat is not in both shade and sun depending upon time of day (meaning some parts of the deck will be warmer than others, causing paint to lay differently) then you can problably get a nice looking uniform finish. But, I am working with my wife, two people, two trays, two rollers, two techniques- the kiwigrip is a very thick material that doesn't really "flow out" very much, a lot like a roll-on truckbed coating, and is sensitive to technique- it stays as it lays, and if you worry it too much, it gets peaky, like meringue. Intergrip can be rerolled and recoated prior to getting tacky (15-30 mintue working window depending upon weather) to even out imperfections, but if you try to recoat Kiwigrip it can get messy. Also, painting on a hot day will cause the roller to load up and clump up, leading to an uneven coating, unless you give it a periodic cleaning. 3. Cost. A half pint of Intergrip is $15 at the local scamdlery, enough to do the entire deck of our boat (added to a quart of Brightsides.) According to Kiwigrip, I need a GALLON of Kiwigrip to do the same area- $130, or thereabouts. 4. Appearance. I like the way intergrip looks. Here's how ours looked after we finished this morning. http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c1...ing2010030.jpg http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c1...ing2010031.jpg The Kiwigrip may be a little grippier if properly applied , and may last longer, if properly applied, but since I and my crew occasionally have trouble with "if properly applied," I liked the idea of getting decent results with a more forgiving material. |
I used KG on my boat 2 years ago and I'm very happy with it. It still looks very good. Its very grippy and dose not ripe up your skin. I found is simple to apply and it's water base.
I would use it again. |
Well thanks everyone.. Your helping me develop my plans for fixing some some soft spots on the cabin top: Cut the badly cracked non-skid, fix the core, replace with poxy and glass. fill and fair, grind off the rest of the "good" non skid, and give it all new KG surface! Question is when!
I've had good success with Interdeck, a nonskid version of Brightsides. Three seasons now on the cockpit floor - started kind of bright white but has now faded/discoloured to a remarkable match with the gel coat finish elsewhere.
Great non skid properties wet or dry, smooth non abrasive finish, relatively cheap and easy to apply. But I've also heard good things about Kiwigrip.. |
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Good reaction on the cops, but their marksmanship sucks. I guess that's understandable, as LEOs don't usually have much experience firing while being shot at in such a rapid rate. For that matter, if that turd had been using the shoulder stock as designed and taking well aimed shots, instead of hip shooting, this could have had an entirely different outcome. Did anyone else seem to hear him screaming "kill me"?
Geeeeze! tough duty I'd say.
Perhaps a description other than "sucks" would have been more accurate and less inflammatory.
God bless the innocents and their families. I know there are many other issues covered in this video, but what hit me was the lack of response by the AK wielding man, to the pistol rounds he is obviously absorbing. According to my count, it took 18 seconds for him to succumb to his injuries from the time of the 1st pistol shot i can distinguish. That is crazy video!!


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Rated 3.5 out of 5 by 401
Rated 1 out of 5 by DisgustedBusTvlr No better than Econo Lodge
Save the extra money and stay at a cheaper alternative. Staff was upset I showed up at 2:30PM vs 3PM check-in. I was sent to the ONLY room in the entire 10 floor hotel that was ready and it was a disaster. Stay off the 2nd floor as the other reviews advise. Room was clean, old and had an air conditioner louder than a 20 ton unit on a US Navy destroyer. You will not get a good night's sleep and can't change rooms. No Wi-Fi.
July 2, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Hershey2013 Excellent Service could be a bit more kid friendly
The stay was nice except air conditioner only has 2 options, low or high. TV did not have any Kid channels (Disney, Cartoon network, Nickelodeon) which was a huge disappointment with having to pay $4 to rent a 20 minute show for them to watch due to weather conditions preventing us from making it to Hershey park.
Having to clean up a defrosted freezer at 11 o'clock at night was not the best part of our stay.
Staff was most attentive to supply extra towels when needed or add ons to room service (which was also prompt). Kids loved the indoor/outdoor pool which was clean and plenty of towels to use.
June 10, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by TheCanucks Very decent hotel
We stayed over easter long weekend in a club level room with a king bed, sofa bed and we got an extra baby crib. Room was very nice, well appointed and clean, the beds were very comfortable. We visited Hershey Park both days so we didn't use the amenities like the pool but we saw lots of people in the indoor pool. SInce kids are not allowed in the club lounge they gave us vouchers for breakfast at the restaurant, which was absolutely fabulous. The only negative point is that the wifi didnt work inside the rooms but worked fine if you were in the hallway! Hotel is close to everything, malls etc.
April 21, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Suz000 Older hotel 8 miles from Hershey Park
Hotel was very busy with summer visitors for HersheyPark and traveling sports teams. Long wait for buffet breakfast. Bathroom was very small and needs to be updated. Wallpaper was stained and shower had mold. The room with two double beds was fine. It had small refrigerator built-in to desk/dresser area. One large chair in corner. Long wait at elevators due to so many guests. The best thing was the Hershey package with tickets to park, free parking at Hershey and breakfast buffet. The gift shops sells tickets at same price as park which was convenient. Nice pool inside and out.
July 28, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Paulie6 Could be better
Overall the hotel and its features were good--but I personally wouldn't stay here again.
Each entrance required you to walk through a gauntlet of smokers to get in;
the pool was full of people with coolers, with bottled beer, and food (and corresponding trash)--all not allowed according to the posted rules, and apparently those were the parents of the kids who continually ran and jumped in (over, onto, and around other guests) the pool; and no towels available;
the exercise equipment, while functional, did not have working video AND audio; and even the wall clocks were broken coupled with disinterested workers;
finally--never had a hotel where they didn't replace dirty drink glasses;
Overall a very disappointing stay
July 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by None1234321 As advertised
We stayed overnight for a wedding at the hotel. Everything from my viewpoint went off without a hitch. There was also a youth hockey tournament in the area that filled the hotel with participants but they never seemed to overtake the place. We had a very nice stay. A very nice room discount was given for being with the wedding.
September 2, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by SuzieQ14 Enjoyed our stay
After reading the recent reviews, I was a little skeptical, but was very pleased with our accommodations.
We had a nice big corner room with a huge bathroom.
Would highly recommend this hotel to others.
October 26, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by barryf needs work
Sorry to say I was disappointed in my recent stay at your hotel. I did find the desk staff to be very nice. While they did inform me that the hotel was under renovation, it does not excuse the over all appearance. We stayed in room 251, which is pool side and may once have been a wonderful room. But it was very worn out from head to toe. The hallway was very dark with poor lighting that felt unsafe. I felt like I was in a basement. The flower beds around the pool were full of weeds and the ext roof soffit area around pool had holes in it with birds nesting. Bee nest in the slider doors openings. The pool was not skimmed during the day. No pride shown with the maintenance of this hotel, not what I expected. Thanks
May 6, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Rich2112 Sheraton Harrisburg, PA review
I am a preferred GOLD member, so I stay in numerous SPG properties every year. Overall, I was disappointed in the condition of some of the facilities at the hotel. For example, the hallway base trim was delaminated and peeled off the wall, the toilet had a small leak, and we had noisy neighboring rooms. If this was a business sty, I would have complained, but since we were only in the hotel for the evening hours to sleep, we delt with the inconveniences.
Additionally, at 5:30 pm on our arrival date, we tried to check in , but had to wait 1.5 hours for a room to be ready. I understand the hotel staff was doing their best since they had a packed hotel, but my reservation had been in place for over 4 months prior..
July 15, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Timmy76 The hotel is nice for a family visit to Hershey Park
The hotel is nice for a family visit to Hershey Park - 10 min away.
My family has been there twice during Dec. the rooms are nice, but the indoor pool which they say is heated is always to cold for my 4 & 3 year old to enjoy
December 8, 2011
Rated 2 out of 5 by mickeymouse1928 Nice Hotel Broken Shower
Could not get near front desk on the way out too busy. When I got back around 3pm I asked the front office manager for extra towels and fix my shower knob and shower head.
It was pot luck on the water temp your knob did not match up with the temp. Plus the head was not shooting out water it was like blocked. So I told the manager after 5pm would be fine. Got back around 11pm and they never brought me towels or fixed the shower.
That night I called the front desk and they said in the morning they will fix it. Never done again.
So when I left at 1230pm told the same manager and all he did was give me a business card and shrugged me off.
The only nice thing was a lady gave me a club floor room because of my company id!
June 29, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by BostonBombshell The Staff is Great the building is so so
I came for two days for a wedding and the staff accomodated me in every way. I was upgraded to the Club floor with all amenities, but the room was by the elevators and they were so loud the kept me up half the night even with heavy drinking They moved me down the hall and the bedding didn't look changed there was a huge coffee stain on the bed skirt. They changed the bedding and that was fine. There were children in the club lounge but the staff told the parents they had to leave. (they snuck back later) Teenagers roaming the halls also entered behind other guests.
I also purchased a wedding card but forgot the envelope, so the front desk sent one of their staff to retrieve one from target. and met me in the ballroom.
April 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ethan1999 Hershey Trip
Stayed on the club floor, great chocolate cake! Kids loved the pool and it's close to everything. The breakfast buffet was a good value especially with children.
May 15, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by London1 This hotel is fine
The staff was very accommodating and quick to respond to our needs. Check-in was a bit interesting because the spg person did not seem to know what was going on. We did not get any rewards points or anything else.
The pool was disappointingly dirty, however it was large enough.
Breakfast in the club room was nice, and the snacks were complimentary 24 hours a day. Some Sheratons were not like that. There was fresh fruit selection at all hours. Wonderful!!!
At this facility we were told there were no rooms with 2 queen beds. My husband and I are used to sleeping in a king, but our daughter was with us and we had to get a room with two beds. Sleeping in a double bed was very bad no matter how comfortable the bed itself was. There just was no room!!!
Overall a nice place to stay.
September 1, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Smilemaker Below Sheraton Expectations
Apparently this hotel doesn't really care about it's Gold members. No recognition, no upgrades, no extra points offered as check-in gift, no Preferred member room, and rude and cold on check-in. The beds were the best part of the facility, though the kids enjoyed the inside-outside pool.
The carpets outside the room were shabby and badly stained. The room had a musty smell.
I have stayed at many SPG hotels, including 7 in the past month, and this was by far the worst of any of them.
SPG needs to take better care of their Elite members or they will lose them.
July 12, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by LauraAP Amazing Staff Made All the Difference
Even though our rooms were in desperate need of updating and even repair, the staff made all the difference. Always polite, professional and attentive, they went above and beyond to make our stay as comfortable as possible; going as far as moving all our belongings to another room with working air conditioner while we were enjoying Hershey Park and voluntarily adding 1000 points to our account for the inconvenience. Room Service was also very attentive, calling to check on our meal after it was delivered (it was excellent!) The general facilities were well maintained, clean and very attractive. I was told by the front desk that the hotel will be undergoing a major upgrade to its guest rooms in the fall. I look forward to staying here again after renovations.
August 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by RichardIII Excellent location from Turnpike and exceptional facilities
I attended a conference and, from that perspective, the Sheraton was excellent + in all categories. I had a great dinner, everything was easily accessible. The front desk did a good job of letting me know that the Lobby was the 3rd level and pointing out my meeting room. Room was clean and bedding comfortable. I would recommend this hote again - in fact, I did that, on my summary sheet for the conference.
October 2, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Jillian1017 Sadly disappointed...
My husband, 3 yo daughter and I stayed at the Sheraton Harrisburg Hershey hotel this past weekend. We were only there for one night, but I am sorry to say I would not return. The rooms were old, dark and musty. The first room we were checked into had a 5th story window that did not properly close which allowed a draft and noise through. The wallpaper was literally peeling off the walls, sofa pillows had mysterious white stains, and the carpet was filthy. It was extremely outdated and in need of a thorough cleaning. The staff was kind enough and willing to change our room - but the second room was not much better. The window closed in this room and the wallpaper seemed to be staying on the wall - but the shower/tub was so filthy we did not use it at all. We received a fruit tray for our troubles, but quite frankly a refund or discount on the room would have been more appropriate. We were told by the staff at the front desk that a $5 million dollar renovation was planned for next year. Quite frankly, I don't see how they can occupy these rooms in good faith - they are NOT up to par. It was a very uncomfortable, uneasy stay for us and we shall not return.
October 20, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by keith Upgrades for Gold level member denied
Upon arrival I asked if there were upgrades available because I am a Gold level member. I was told I would have to pay for an upgrade because the company doesn't give upgrades anymore. He said they have replaced it with a gift, which can be points or something else. I advised him that the week before I had stayed in Richmond and received both. He said they were not following the rules. When I looked at the envelope containing my room cards it said on there that upgrades and gifts are both provided for Gold members. Sounds like some training is needed.
April 18, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by SAYETY Not great.
As others have said if you are gold or higher status as a SPG member don't expect to be treated as such. Club lounge (after you beg for access) doesn't allow kids. Come on, this is the nearest Starwood hotel to a MAJOR theme park and you block kids?!?! Literally, my 4 year old daughter had to stand by the door while i got our breakfast and carried out...staff didn't even offer to help me carry it back to the room. we really felt like a second class guest.
Hotel its self was OK newer carpet, ok rooms and beds...a bit of a mold issue in the bathroom.
November 25, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by yamaxvs110 Room
The room was clean and neat however a bit small and I was astonished there was little drawer space for our clothes. Staying a week and having to live out of the suitcases rather then having drawers to put our clothes in was a bit of a let down. Three small filing cabinet sized drawers wouldn't cut it. My wife and I are large people and with a third in the room there was no way we could both fit comfortably on a "double" as the staff claimed. Other then that the hotel was very clean and easy to get around in and the amenities and pool were very nice.
August 4, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by ray24 July 2012 stay
We were lodged on the 9th floor. The room was spacious and more than met our needs. My complaint about the room is the A/C. It was a hot weekend and the A/C would blast cold and then the room would get hot. So much so that both of us were awakened during the night as we were sweating. It was set to 72 one night and then 68 the second night to rectify - to no avail. The A/C was very inefficient and noisy - so much so it actually interfered with sleeping.
The lounge was a nice addition on the 10th floor. Tough to get a drink of choice since no vermouth, no olives, no lime. The girl was very helpful but I didn't want to run her back and forth so we made do and had what was there. We had dinner at the restaurant and room service breakfast.
July 18, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Roadwarrior24 50/50
This stay was crazy, but it was not the fault of the staff. In the end Pat in the club lounge made me grateful for the stay. On our second day there was a fire on our floor. When resolved they gave us a room 4 floors below. Only thing we had to go up 8 flights of stairs pack our room and move down 4 flights via the stairs. Maybe a new system for this, but understandable with all the confusion.
Next day eating Pat was so great knowing I had a long ride ahead, packed a small snack to go. That individual care is why I keep coming back to Starwoods.
August 22, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Anne16 This hotel need overall improvement in all areas
Hotel needs update in furnishing & carpets.
October 20, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Ams13 Unfriendly front desk agent
I stayed at this property for a nearby wedding. When I found out that the shuttle and check-in were both at 3:00, I called for an early check-in and the guy on the phone said it should be fine. However, when I arrived the room wasn't ready at 2:40. I understand that they can't always accommodate this, but 20 minutes? The man was also extremely rude and cocky. My friends and I ended up having to get ready for the wedding in the lobby restroom and when I went back to check with the front desk he said "oh yeah, I've had your room ready, I was just waiting for you to come back." A nice hotel and good front desk agent would've asked for my phone number to call me, or knowing I was around the corner, poked his head around to tell me. Not impressed.
August 26, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Chris8022 Broken and Worn
Drain in bathroom was broken. Called desk at beginning and never fixed over 3 day stay. Refridge was adjar and would not close. Again called desk and not addressed. The hotel was worn. Windows would not open on nice nights and no fan option. Sucks to have to run A/C to get fresh air.
In general the hotel featured noisy plumbing and mediocre cleanliness. Needs an overhaul.
September 29, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by SAEFL Awful Experience
Checked in at 8PM after a 12 hour trip from Atlanta. We are SPG GOLD and use Amex SPG Amex Card. Booked this room months ago using SPG points. We were told that since we used points we had to accept handicap accessible king room. We asked as gold members could they not do anything better. We were then told even that was unavailable and we had two choices, a parlor room with a pull down bed or a room with two doubles. You would think that since we are SPG GOLD a room would have been saved for us. More importantly the front desk person called over her manager who kept looking at available rooms and kept saying can not give this one or this one or this one etc. must have said it on at least 12 rooms. I did not realize that using points was a negative.
June 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by BlackDress Loved the hotel and the restaurant staff is exceptional!
This was a girls weekend for us, and it exceeded our expectations - especially at the Dog and Pony. Every single person went above and beyond. I stay at a lot of different price-point hotels. The service here far exceeded a lot of service that I've received at pricier hotels. Ben and Jeff especially went out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed. A special thank you to John - the restaurant and on-duty manager at the time. Check in was a breeze and the facility was well maintained. Airport shuttle service was convenient.
January 31, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by matt Very Outdated Hotel; Good staff
I stay here every week and know the hotel very well. While rooms are certainly outdated, my biggest complaints are:
-very few outlets by Bed (normally zero outlets since taken for light and alarm clock). Also outlets are so old that they can't hold a plug
-WiFi not available in all rooms, esp above 7th floor. Unacceptable for business travelers
-Food at hotel is very weak and inconsisten. For example, the Blackened Salmon is extremely salty (and I like salt).
If this wasn't the only Starwood propert nearby, I would not stay here again.
May 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Michele Thanks!
My daughter lost her favorite coat during our stay. Was very thankful for a young man at the desk named Jordon for helping us find it. We could not find it when we were there, thought it was gone. He took the time to email us after we left that it was found. Does not sound like a big deal, but he took the time to look us up after we left because he never asked for name or any info while we looked, but knew our room number. He could have easily just threw it in lost and found. It's the little things that can make such an impression.
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He could be. In the future. That is, his own personal future. Which could be the past.
"No kids can watch anymore "
"All the kids on Sunday morning are talking about last night's Doctor Who. "
Just in case nobody had pointed that one out yet.
Mad theory of the minute- Santa is the Meddling Monk.
Spoonfight, perhaps?
Honestly would have to say I don't really care either way. Confirmation of Capaldi is all I require, I watch the show for the Doctor.
Flatter on the outside, with two missing parts and an extraneous pen?
70s for me, but this also puts me in the pro-roundels camp.
Don't pull off the round things... The consequences could be dire!
Which really is an expansion of the Eighth Doctor's TARDIS. He didn't have a glass roof but his scanner could be projected up there to make it look like a glass ceiling.
That's not strange as far as I'm aware. They're both pronounced the same.. "Trah-ken" and "Krah-ken".
The fact I am voting for Derek Jacobi despite him only being the Master for a few minutes, just goes to show how highly I rate his performance.
Gosh. I haven't said this all series but.... I didn't like it. The Brig coming back as a Cyberman was a particular low point for me. There was so much promise. But I just don't like what they did with it. Amazing performances still but.. What the hell?
Not officially confirmed but there was a technician for UNIT called Osgood who appeared in The Daemons.
My list would probably be similar to yours except the Sea Devils would be a heck of a lot higher. I love that story. The Daemons would top my list. However it will probably forever remain a hypothetical list as I find a lot of the Ainley stories are essentially equal.. Despite some excellent performances he never had a truly great Master story , he was almost a default bad guy. One exception to this would be Logopolis.
For me it wasn't that he was too mad, but it was the wrong kind of mad. Instead of the suave, cold, calculating, menacing yet somehow slightly charismatic character we'd mostly seen before, we got a hyperactive shouting fella with a terrible taste in music. In some of his quieter moments, like the phone call with the Doctor, Simm shows he CAN do a good Master but the way his character was written - presumably meant to mirror Tennant to a degree - didn't really seem to fit with the character.
It's weird in a way, the Doctor has changes of personality like this and it doesn't bother me, but because historically the Master has changed less throughout his incarnations, it feels more jarring when he does.
Agreed on The Daemons. It was my first ever story, so will always hold a special place in my heart, and Delgado is perfect in it. As are the other regulars. A classic.
Gender schmender, I already like this Master more than the last one.
What sort of further confirmation are you expecting?
Wh? ?
Random fact which I can't take any credit for spotting... On that London bus in the forest, on the side, is an advert for Doctor Who. Probably an Easter egg rather than a plot point but it intrigued me nonetheless
It's not the Doctor Who game I've been dreaming of for years.. And its certainly not aimed at my age range.. But it's got Peter Capaldi in it and I'll therefore have to at least check it out.
Wow. That was even better than I was expecting, and my expectations were high. I cannot find a single flaw in that episode and therefore clearly have to give it 10/10. Capaldi's best performance yet.
I think I'll just download the episodes (legally) I'd only really buy the dvd if there were some particularly interesting extras -ie prequels, minisodes, that sort of thing. Otherwise it's just a format I've moved beyond.
I have never considered it a possibility for a fragment of a second. The guy clearly loves being the Doctor. And I'm happy for him to stay a good long while yet. He's been sensational.
I'm trying not to think about the wait. I'll plug the gap with Big Finish. Although it won't be as bad as the wait for series 8 in a way. None of the wondering what the new Doctor is going to be like, whether the new style will be good.. I'll just take more of the same please. And more new writers, it's really been a breath of fresh air.
The Capaldi Doctor, die? Never. You can't kill those eyebrows. He's too Scottish to die.
Well, it may be a crying shame that we're already so close to the end of this wonderful series, but the description of the remaining episodes gives me a lot of faith that the current run of high quality episodes will continue to the end. I honestly, genuinely haven't disliked a single episode this year. They've all been either outstanding or very good. And more of the former than the latter. I suppose at least when the finale airs it's only a month (ish) away from A Very Capaldi Christmas.
Moffat may not have taken a co writing credit but he certainly had input. The writer did an AMA on Reddit yesterday. Moffat had him rewrite it completely to make it more simple and he also wrote directly several scenes with the Doctor and Clara talking.
Ah, that poor woman. First she gets devoured by Haemovores, then twenty five years later she gets devoured by a mummy!
To my knowledge it's explicitly obeyed this rule precisely one time... In Parting of the Ways, when the Dalek flies up the outside of the window to get Lynda.
The moon it lays is significantly smaller than the one it hatches from.
Can't argue with the other bits of science you've pointed out here (except maybe some wishy-washy line about alien science not following the rules as we understand them) but honestly, it doesn't bother me. I enjoyed this episode so much, particularly hoe they've used the slow burning idea of the Doctor and Clara slowly finding themselves at loggerheads and it all coming to a head at the end. I like the idea of the Doctor trying to teach and encourage humanity to decide for itself rather than him sorting it all out for them. For me, that ties in with Deep Breath and the "I've made many mistakes" line. He's tried solving our problems for us and it hasn't always worked so well for him.
Above all I'm looking forward to next week and seeing how this Doctor gets on without Clara. And also I want to see what happens to his personality. - will he mellow down now that he's been called out on it like that or will he just become more detached and fierce...
The whole reason the first moon was a problem was that it had gained a significant amount of mass. The second moon that the creature laid was the size and mass of the original moon before it got bigger and heavier.
I'd be inclined to agree. If it's a fixed point this would be in danger of just redoing Waters of Mars. With all the teaser stuff emphasising the "make a decision" plot it seems more likely this will be about a flux point and trying to make the right choice.
This is why I love this show. Of the few modern television series that have made it to eight series, how many of them have had fans saying that the eighth season is one of, if not the, best of the lot?
I can totally respect the argument. A cameo from Ian would have been the fanboy moment of the year for me, but with everything else that was going on in that episode I do think it would probably not have got the focus it deserved, or taken away from the episode plot as a result.
I just hope they get around to it soon. William Russell won't be around forever.
He definitely didn't approve of all their actions, you're quite right. The end of The Silurians is a perfect example. Also, the Third Doctor was trapped on Earth for a lot of his time. He needed the military and the freedom and facilities it afforded him. He had to make friends, it'd be senseless to do anything else.
Thank you for reminding me that I haven't watched The Mind of Evil lately.
I don't think it's out of character at all.
To use an example many are quoting, look at the Third Doctor and the Brigadier. Their relationship is generally rembered as being friendly, the Brig even being thought of as a "practically a companion" figure.. But this evolved over time and if you look at the earlier stories featuring the Brig the Doctor is a lot less friendly and more suspicious - and in the case of the Third Doctor, downright rude at times. Belittling the Brig all the time, talking about him "playing solider" and 'blundering about shooting things". Over time, the relationship softens, the Doctor realises that underneath his stern military exterior, Lethbridge-Stewart is a good and kind man, and they become friends despite their differences.
I think the same will happen with Danny Pink. A lot of the Doctor's friendships have started out with him being rather hostile. It just seems a lot more out of character when the last two Doctors have been much more inclined towards excessive friendliness in the face of uncertainty rather than inquisitive suspicion.
Thoroughly excellent article, Gustaff. I think it's fair to say that Evelyn is a strong contender for the best original character BF have come up with, and indeed to many will be the undisputed holder of said title. Her stories with Colin are great, with even the occasional weaker story elevated by her presence. Maggie Stables may be gone but those of us who love our Big Finish will never forget her - and of course those who haven't had the pleasure yet will perhaps discover her later. Marvellous woman. RIP.
Rage Against the Machine are with Sony. They're not owned by Cowell. Cowell's label is also owned by Sony. So it's Sony that for paid regardless.
I liked all three (other than the disappearing crewman in Curse) but Time Heist just nudges it for me. Journey in close second.
First fish complaint I've heard! I rather liked that bit.
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You don't happen to watch BBC HD perchance? I've heard that there is a mixing issue on the HD channel. I sometimes don't catch dialogue when I watch live on the HD channel. When I watch via iPlayer with my awesome headphones the mix is perfect.
I would have to disagree on Invasion of Time being more successful. Journey might have shown us less but at least all the interiors looked like the inside of a mad time machine and not a community hospital and swimming baths.
It says iPlayer figures aren't included. It adds time shift viewers who record it on DVR but not the iPlayer.
I'm sure the BBC do monitor the numbers on iPlayer but perhaps there's no way for them to tell which are unique views and which are people rewatching.
When do they get counted? It says on this page that "iPlayer figures are not included in the final figure". Which seems daft, but then at this stage the final figure discounts so many others - it's probably doubling that final figure in international and online views, and hopefully the BBC takes this into consideration even if the ratings figure doesn't..
Partners in Crime, for me, let that run down.


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Energy pipelines and terminals operator, Sunoco Logistics Partners LP ( SXL ) reported strong second-quarter 2013 results on the back of robust performance by the new crude pipeline projects and sound market conditions.
Sunoco's diluted earnings per unit (EPU) of $1.08 comfortably surpassed the Zacks Consensus Estimate of 88 cents. However, the partnership's per share profits came lower than the second quarter 2012 level of $1.28 amid higher expenses. Revenues of $4,311.0 million were up 30.1% from second quarter 2012 and surpassed the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $3,457.0 million. Distributable cash flow (DCF) increased 8.9% year over year to $184.0 million. Quarterly Distribution Late last month, Sunoco raised its quarterly distribution by 5% sequentially and 28% year over year to 60 cents per unit or $2.40 per unit annualized, representing the thirty-third consecutive quarterly distribution increase. Segmental Performance Refined Products Pipeline System: Adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization expenses (EBITDA) in the 'Refined Products Pipeline System' segment were $16.0 million, down 5.9% from second quarter 2012. The decrease was due to reduced operating gains and higher costs. However, it was partially offset by contributions from joint ventures. Terminal Facilities: Sunoco's 'Terminal Facilities' business segment had an adjusted EBITDA (excluding one-time items) of $80.0 million, up 8.1% year over year. This outcome can be mainly attributed to improved results from the acquisition and marketing initiatives of Sunoco's refined products. Better performances at the Eagle Point and Nederland terminals also supported the increase which was partially offset by reduction in volumes and higher general and administration expenses. Crude Oil Pipelines: Adjusted EBITDA in the Crude Oil Pipeline System segment shot up 25.7% from the year-earlier level to $88.0 million, driven by enhanced throughput volumes as a result of project expansions. However, it was partially dampened by increased operating expenses. Crude Oil Acquisition and Marketing: Adjusted EBITDA in this segment was $70 million, 22.8% above the second-quarter 2012 level. This reflects wider crude oil margins and volumes supported by contribution from the increase in crude oil trucking fleet. Operating Expenses
Operating expenses for this quarter were $25.0 million, representing a decrease of 7.4% from the second quarter of 2012. Capital Expenditure & Balance Sheet
The partnership's maintenance capital expenditure and expansion capital expenditure for the reported quarter totaled $18.0 million and $174.0 million, respectively. Sunoco incurred additional cost of $60.0 million as acquisition expenses.
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Baylee Cyr, 10, of Lebanon, Maine, takes a flag given out during Berwick's Memorial Day parade on Monday. (Barber/Democrat photo)
BERWICK, Maine — Hundreds stood and applauded as the Memorial Day parade and ceremonies ended near the Berwick Town Hall on Monday. Several people shook the hands of veterans and thanked them for their service. "It shows that people really care," said Barry M. Stevens of North Berwick. "Back in the Vietnam era when we came home, it wasn't like this." Stevens, 71, a petty officer 3rd class in the U.S. Navy, threw a wreath from the Berwick-Somersworth bridge to honor the sailors. "It's a nice turnout of people who appreciate what veterans have done to preserve our country. I really enjoy it," he said. Many in attendance brought their children, including Jason Cyr and Beth Goody of Lebanon. "We make a tradition of taking our kids to these parades and talking about it when we get home," said Cyr. "We want them to recognize that they're not here to be entertained, they're here to remember." Anthony Cincotta, U.S. Army command sergeant major, led the parade and read of the names of 43 Berwick residents who died in battles from the Revolutionary War through the Vietnam War.
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People | 10 |
Bedrooms | 4 |
Bathrooms | 3 |
Property type | house |
Minimum Stay | 2 - 7 nights |
September 7th to June 30th
Weekends (Friday to Sunday) $1,650
Weekly $2,750 *
Monthly $9,500 *
A. Fall & Winter weekly & weekend rates based on up to 8 people in your party.
B. For up to 2 additional people (Total of 10) add $75 per night, per person.
C. Additional nights added to your stay (Monday thru Thursday) @ $375 per night
SUMMER - July & August 2015:
Weekly $4,750 *
Monthly $16,500 *
* Weekly & Monthly stays require a weekly fee of $150 for utilities
All stays require an end of stay cleaning fee of $200
Pet Fee $150 per week
THIS CUSTOM BUILT HOME is a one-of-a-kind, must see getaway retreat that is beautifully furnished, and meticulously maintained.
The entire first floor 'guest suite' was designed to accommodate friends or extended family. The upper level is the main floor with an open plan kitchen, dining room, and living room. In addition the upper level has a 3rd guest bedroom and full bathroom.
Also featured on the upper level is the master bedroom suite, outfitted with vaulted ceilings, wood burning fireplace, 50" flat panel TV, sitting area for two, and a beautiful, all granite master bathroom with whirlpool tub, all glass shower, and custom cherry wood cabinetry.
The large kitchen features vaulted ceilings, beautifully hand painted, custom cabinetry equipped with a professional grade appliances.
The large dining room farm table seats up to 10 people. The living room has a custom built wall unit featuring a large screen TV and computer with printer/fax.
A large screened-in porch with a dining area leads to two separate decks, one for sun bathing and the other with a large gas BBQ.
Walk to the town beach at Stockbridge Bowl Lake.
Two minutes from Tanglewood Music Center & Kripalu Center For Yoga & Health, Norman Rockwell museum and within 35 minutes from the Clark museum. Less than five minutes from the Shakespeare & Company Theater and Berkshire Theatre Festival, Town of Stockbridge, West Stockbridge, & Lenox and many of the best restaurants that the Berkshires has to offer.
15 -20 Minutes to four great skiing areas – CataMount, Butternut, Bousqute, & Jiminy Peak.
This house is centrally located on one of the prettiest secondary country roads in the Berkshires, yet within minutes to over 100 great New York City quality restaurants… Japanese, Thai, Chinese, Indian, Vietnamese, Mexican, French, BBQ Ribs & Steak, Seafood and great gourmet food shopping with many fresh produce road side farm stands.
I am a designer and builder of custom homes and upscale interiors on the North Shore of Long Island. My wife and I designed and built this beautiful home to created a wonderful place to stay and enjoy the natural surroundings of the mountains and lakes of the Berkshires.
The Owner purchased this house in 2004
Stockbridge Massachusetts is truly "New England" yet, just 2-1/2 hours from New York and Boston. The house is on two acres of park like setting with hundreds of pine trees, sprawling front lawn & gardens, and part of the Stockbridge Bowl lake community. Centrally located in the heart of the Berkshires, just two minutes from Tanglewood and 10-30 minutes from almost everything Berkshireian. The house is located on one of the prettiest secondary country roads in Stockbridge, with easy access all year round.
* World class five star accommodations…
* Location
* Amenities
* Beautifully furnished as a luxury home not your typical rental
* The 3000 sq. ft. home is features an open plan kitchen, living room, and dining room.... very comfy
* Large professional cooks kitchen
* 2 Fireplaces
* Walk to the beach
* Quite secondary room, private, but not secluded
* Sun deck
* BBQ deck
* Screened in porch
* Fully A/C
* Impeccably maintained
Thank you so much, you have an absolutely beautiful house, we really enjoyed our time here. We had a wonderful visit and are looking forward to coming back sometime soon.
Best regards,
Jenn and Dan
Norman Rockwell Museum. 3 min.
Tanglewood. 2 min.
Jacobs pillow 15 min.
Red lion Inn 4 min.
Stockbridge Bowl Lake. 2 min.
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End of stay cleaning fee | $200 |
Refundable Damage Deposit | $500 |
Pet Fee | $150 |
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These video game snacks are perfect for when you need a little boost. Inspired by the classic '1-up' mushrooms from every Super Mario Bros game to date, these puff pastries are 8-bit-themed and bite-sized. Chris-Rachael Oseland of KitchenOverlord.com created the 1-up Mushroom Pizza Roll Recipe. Ingredients include marinara, pepperoni, cheese and mushrooms (of course). Basil pesto is used to garnish the tops and add an appropriate green hue. Edible ball bearings make up the small, beady eyes of the Mushroom Kingdom citizens.
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A pair of bright red orchids photographed inside the Rose Hills Conservatory at The Huntington in San Marino, California. The gray wall behind the flowers was a little blah, so I warmed it up and added a subtle texture. (Olympus E-5 & Zuiko 50mm macro, f/8, 1/125 sec., ISO 1600, heavily filtered greenhouse lighting, handheld) Texture ("Dove Wings") is from Leslie Nicole's French Kiss Textures
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View Full ProfileBeautiful work Celeste!!!
Thank you so much!
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Oh, this is lovely, Celeste! The color and composition are just wonderful, and the flowers almost look like two birds overlapping their wings in an embrace!
Thank you, Anita! I see the bird resemblance now that you mention it. :)
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This is very beautiful Celeste ~ and what a gorgeous shade of red they are!!!!!!
Thanks very much, Sharon! The red really caught my eye, as it's not a color I associate with orchids.
– Celeste Mookherjee
Beautifully done. Great tones.
Thank you, Joy! They were looking so pretty, as if they wanted their portrait made.
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What a lovely colour they are! I like your title because not only do they look identical, but they remind me of little 5 year-old twins that I know who are seemingly always attached to each other!
Thank you, Bette! I was struck by the color, as I haven't seen a completely red orchid before.
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absolutely stunning, love the texture and colour of the background as it really makes these beautiful orchids stand out
Thanks very much, Annette! The original pale gray background looked so boring that I had to do something. :)
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"Simply" beautiflul !!!
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gorgeous :) xxx
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Gorgeous work!! Your processing is wonderful, as always!!
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