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This was my first winter storing dahlias...I stored the 15 in a big cardboard box with shavings. I checked them early on, but seemed to forget as the winter progressed. Today, I took them out and many were shriveled. Several looked good with eyes popping out. Others looked pretty good but with no eyes. And still others, very sad looking. I'm soaking them in a bucket for a little while and this seems to be helping. Questions...will the clumps that look decent (but don't have eyes yet) develop eyes? Should they all have eyes by now? Some clumps are huge and the eyes are growing in between. What to do with these? Can I just cut the clump in half and start in a pot, or do I have to have individual tubers? I'm afraid I'll miss and not get the portion with the eye. Please tell me the best way to get the most hopeful ones off to a good start. PS...I started them all in pots last spring and they did fine upon transplanting. Thanks!!! |
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- Posted by plantlady2008 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 15, 10 at 22:38
I'd do cuttings from the hopeful ones that are a clump with starts. Some dahlias are really slow to eye up- we still have lots that haven't eyed up yet. We have one variety that, every year Walt has a whole tray that he thinks won't eye up so stashes it somewhere & forgets about it- along about June- there they are-- growing like crazy! I'd start them all in flats to see what starts & what doesn't. Some people will put them in a baggie with moist potting soil & place it in a warm spot to get them started & not take up as much room as flats do |
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Why choose to be child-free? Well there are the selfish reasons (that's what you tell me, I'm selfish) such as wanting a clean house, peace and quiet, financial and personal freedom, as well as an identity that isn't bound to someone much younger than you. Then there is the "carbon footprint," impact on society, society's impact on the child, and overpopulation. Those are real concerns, but for our primary ones.
We're very free people and enjoyed fulfilling single lives before marrying. It's been a journey to merge those lives alone that adding another wouldn't give us the opportunity to learn about one another. Sure, after eighteen years the kids move away (but that's not so sure anymore) and then you have time, but until they move out it's all about the kids. I want it to be all about my husband; my happy, funny, loving, appreciative, and adorable husband. I want his life to be all about me, too.
If I re-read this I would agree that I'm selfish. I'd rather be selfish, know it and not have a child than to do otherwise. Don't you? I've read your stories about resenting moms that have (or make) time to spend on themselves. "They should be taking care of their kids!" you say. "How dare they improve themselves? I can't!" But shouldn't you be happy that people, who know they don't want to have kids, don't have them? How many people have children, don't appreciate it, end up on Nanny 911 because they don't have a clue as to what they're doing and ruin a child's life? No parent really looks happy in the grocery store or mall. Few look happy when they're in the park with their kids. Why would I follow in those footsteps?
I see having a child as a status symbol. It's like that huge one day event we call a wedding (didn't have one of those either) The months of preparation, cute little clothes and toys, the parties and such that results in a day of labor and boom ... reality—marriage and/or child.


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I don't know where it came from really. I had a "sense" early on in my life to follow my heart. Whether that was from my artistic self or just another means to escape the reality of physicality, I took on "following my heart" like Dorothy took to "following the yellow brick road". If I followed it right, I would receive all the "good" things. Success, money, love, admiration, and it wouldn't matter what I looked like.
So back to my foreign language lessons.
Each day, I packed, poured myself into craigslist house hunting, applied for rentals, looked at rentals, and feared the highly competitive market, based solely on 5 minute tours, and a life listed on a small application. Oh…another comparison market. As the days passed, and I stared at the mounting pile of my life in the form of cardboard, my heart kept telling me all would be well. Relax and trust what is in store for you, right around the corner.
And the argument grew louder…push.push.push.every waking moment consumed with packing, looking, applying, stress.stress.stress, decision.decision.decision.no rest.push.push.push a little more. do more.your not doing enough. your missing something. find the answer.
Long story shorter…..2 1/2 weeks before our deadline, when we just got the now common, I'm sorry but we chose someone else from our last 2 hopes (in one day), I fell apart. I cried. I felt hopeless and tired. I didn't know what to do anymore. I feared being homeless.
The next day, friends and family reassuringly reminded me, to be patient, trust that the "perfect" place is manifesting for you. My mantra that day Relax.Trust.Believe. Pull in all your past resources and do some stress management……Just breathe and focus on something else for a day.
Low and behold, on Sunday (the next day) the miracle ball started rolling. The universe gave me what I needed, even when I didn't know it was what I needed. It was not a place I would have envisioned for myself on any vision board or visualization practice, it was the "something better" that I always end my affirmations and visualizations with.
All the synchronicity pieces lined up and within a week, we signed the lease and started moving.
In our community, or genre if you will, you hear a lot about intuitive eating and/or exercising. Over all the years of blogging and interacting within this community, confusion and questioning raises its fierce head of what to do to achieve that number on the scale or fit into a definition of health and weight parameters. The health – weight loss arena is about rules and following them. Follow this diet or that diet or this way of eating or that way of eating. Follow this exercise plan or that exercise plan or this "program". We are searching for someone to give us answers because nothing has worked in the past. We think we don't know and we can't trust ourselves so we turn to others who are successful and follow their hearts and passions. We pay big money for those answers. We share our success and loss with every breath and post we can. During my time training virtually with Roy, I learned my most inspiring lessons. He often said, "You don't need a trainer, you need a cheerleader!" As I mulled that over for weeks, I realized all the money I had easily handed over for someone or something to cheer me on, to be in my corner, and to help me "find" the real me. Perhaps that is what most of us are truly looking for… not answers but simply encouragement to be our authentic selves, especially when it goes against most of the societal grain and measurements of success. But bigger than that, I learned how to create practical and sustainable habits that taught me to be my own cheerleader, stand strong in my own corner, and the real me simply learned to talk to myself in the foreign language of physicality. All because he spoke to me in my language, from my perspective, from the place I was at the time, and didn't try to "teach" me physicality. He simply encouraged me to create new habits that fit me! A priceless gift from an extremely wise man.
My new physicality journey is exciting and energizing, and sometimes I catch myself having to rein in that exciting energy. When we first moved, I pushed myself within that excitement and energy, one last time. Near my new home, their is a wilderness park with hiking trails. I set the goal in June to make it to the top by the time Princess V started school. There are benches at key points of the hiking trail, and I made tiny, tiny goals to progressively make it to the top. I made it to the top in 3 weeks.
At the same time, I discovered a tiny yoga studio about a block down the road. A traditional studio that shared more eastern technique than modernized gym techniques. I felt like I was in heaven. Nature surrounded me. The hiking, the yoga, and my own new backyard.
But that excitement lead me back into the fancy boot again. Same foot, different ailment. This time my ankle. I was sidelined for another 3 weeks.
I was thrown into learning the art of "habit stacking" and #wycwyc and just 15 minutes. I am learning to breathe with movement. Under all the guise of self, (yep there's my word of the year) it is teaching me self-respect for all of the tiny things that make up who I am. All of that has slowed me down considerably, but shows me my intuitive path more brightly.
Over the years, the original logo design for Big Girl Bombshell got lost in translation of trying to "fit in" to the "right" niche, the" right" brand, the right process of being part of a particular blogging community, trying to earn money and prizes (free stuff) to support my "habit" of trying to find the answers. I could comprehend the physicality language but it stopped at that, along the way. That "lost" feeling, I have learned, came from my disconnection of myself. I was learning languages of multiple physicality verbiage, that yes, I could understand, but it wasn't until I stepped back, slowed down, got connected back to nature, began to cheer myself on and honor the daily tiny steps, that built "respect" of myself, that the language of physicality went to my heart.
In yoga, they say "Lead with your heart" Great lesson. Rather than follow your heart, lead with your heart. It makes it a habit that you can sustain for a lifetime. And if those that are still watching the scale, without trying, with my bouts with the boot, my tiny, tiny habit stacking and yoga once a week, I am more active in my movements, more connected and I dropped 13 lbs! Amazing… I think I will stick with this plan for awhile.


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I'm connecting a short length armoured cable to NM cable in a junction box.
In my reading I see that I have to wrap the bare wire, bonding wire, in the AC around the armour and not to attach it to the ground screw in the box. I'm puzzled...what is the disadvantage to grounding it to the box?...seems to be the same to me, metal to metal to metal...for my education, what's the difference please? |
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You do not have to wrap the bonding wre around at all. You can just cut off flush before installing the required anti-short bushing (for type AC). They anti short bushings are usually the little red split sleeves. They go between the wires and the armor. Be sure to use the correct cable clamps for type AC. NM clamps are NOT correct. The bonding conductor is only there to ensure a continuous ground from the armor (the grounding conductor for type AC cable). Only one wire can be under a screw head, and you will need to use the hole in the box for the NM grounding conductor. You must use a metal box with type AC. |
- Posted by mike_kaiser (My Page) on Mon, Sep 12, 11 at 23:05
Brickeyee, I was under the impression that with AC the bonding strip was folded back along the armored jacket and essentially "captured" by the clamp, not cut flush at the end of the jacket. Leslie, Early on armored jacket of functioned as the grounding conductor but over the years they've determined that the ability of the jacket alone to function as the grounding conductor was insufficient so they added a small strip of aluminum to augment the current carrying capacity of the jacket. The rules say that the bonding conductor is not to enter the box. I'm sure that Brickeyee will chime in here but I'm, too, curious what would happen in a fault if the bonding conductor was tied to the box. Brickeyee is correct in that NM (aka Romex) clamps look very much like AC clamps but they are not interchangeable. Make sure you use the correct clamps. |
- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Tue, Sep 13, 11 at 7:51
Mike: It is NOT necessary to do anything with the bonding strip. It's OK, to do what you want, but what brick suggests is perfoectly acceptable. This explanatory text is in the NEC handbook: |
- Posted by leslie_gardener (My Page) on Tue, Sep 13, 11 at 11:55
Thanks for the replies but my question hasn't been answered. NEC says,"It is not necessary" to connect it to an equipment grounding terminal "not necessary" translates to "do it if you want to" But from what I read the text was emphatic in saying "NOT" to connect it to the grounding terminal. Along with mike i'm curious as to what would happen in a fault if the conductor was attached to the box. |
""not necessary" translates to "do it if you want to" " It is a waste of time, and yuo can only have a single wire under a screw head. It is also not going to mix well in a wire nut since it is small and aluminum. |
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The best part about coming across such an item of greater spiritual good -- the kind that can't break, spill, or cause much harm when chucked at a sibling's head -- is that I wasn't even looking for it. I was merely searching for a way to escape cooking on a rainy Sunday that had kept the kids trapped, bored, and wearing my patience thin.
If I may be so bold, what we all want in a family-dining atmosphere are the same things we desire when the kids aren't along: delicious, quality food; friendly and competent service; a fair bill for a good bill of fare. That's hard enough to find dining à deux. Add a couple of cabin-feverish kids -- or in my case, a pair of my own offspring, their two cousins, and my exhausted in-laws -- and it's a Sisyphean task. You can only roll the boulder of restrained optimism so high before it comes crashing down on your French fries -- and on the way overturns a couple of endlessly negotiated (read: incessantly whined-for) glasses of soda, thus necessitating a fourth trip to the bathroom that you have already memorized from the inside-out.
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Which explains why most families seek out chain restaurants, where you can hope to meet at least some of your criteria. If the children behave themselves, the cuisine will be better than baby food and the waiters will be dismissive; if the chow is good and the restaurant actually caters to the wee ones, the tots will no doubt do their damnedest to prove why children should be neither seen nor heard dining in public.
Along those lines, I consider Smokey Bones something of a miracle.
It's not just that the chain (which currently has 33 locations across the United States and anticipates 15 more in 2003, according to its website) serves children ice water in plastic cups that are small enough for the kids to handle. It's that you don't have to ask the waiters for them. Nor do you have to request the proverbial kids' pack -- a menu/placemat, crayons, a slice of Texas toast, orange sections, and maraschino cherries.
Then there's the cheerful willingness to please, the superior level of proficiency, and the racks of baby-back and St. Louis-style ribs that offer succulent meat with a rich, hickory-smoke base. Such amenities are automatic. Indeed, in independent restaurants, I've rarely encountered tolerant and kind service akin to that of your favorite grandma. Nor have I found ribs so judiciously selected and prepared that you can't find a single flaw.
By definition, barbecue must be slow-cooked ahead of time, and Smokey's hand-pulled pork bears testimony to the success of that cooking process. The tender webs of meat were flavorful enough to eat plain, and even better when doused with one of the two tableside barbecue sauces, one sweet, the other tart and tangy with mustard and vinegar. Baked beans, one of the side dishes available (two choices are included, along with Texas toast, on platters), benefited from a similarly lengthy subjection to low, simmering heat, not to mention a rousing touch of molasses.
Even more astonishing, however, is Smokey Bones' apparent commitment to purchasing fresh, seasonal products and cooking them to order. To wit, there's the ear of corn that you can get only "when available." But when the eatery does have it, as it most likely will in South Florida for a good nine months of the year, it doesn't ruin it by letting it sit in a hotel pan filled with steaming water for hours on end. Where other barbecue restaurants offer corn mush on the cob, Smokey's gives the al dente equivalent.
Ditto for the green beans, which tasted as if they had actually originated in a field rather a canning factory, and the hefty grilled artichoke that is sometimes sliced lengthwise and filled with red wine vinaigrette in the two wells of the divided heart. The multicolored cole slaw is fresh, touched with dressing rather than drowning in it, and doesn't taste as if it were parceled out of a Costco-purchased gallon tub. I was most impressed with a pair of pan-fried catfish fillets dredged in cornmeal that clearly utilized fresh, not frozen, fish -- the breading was separated so cleanly from the fish that pockets of air puffed out when I applied my butter knife. Nor did the fish have that muddy flavor that bottom-feeders sometimes offer; I'd guess this mild fish came from a well-run farm somewhere in the Southeast.
I'm not suggesting, of course, that Smokey's doesn't have a central provider and standardized recipes. The marinara sauce that accompanied the deep-fried, oak-smoked mozzarella cheese starter had little individuality, and the salsa partnered with an enormous platter of nachos was equally commercial. But there's no denying that the barbecued chicken garnishing the nachos along with cheese, tomatoes, black olives, and sour cream had been pulled right off the bone; indeed, the dish marks a thoughtful use of barbecued leftovers from the previous day's pit-roasting.


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]The city of Beirut in Lebanon is the site of a new landscape project, where a lost city coastline has become the inspiration for the creation of a series of new urban spaces. The Shoreline Walk links four squares and gardens, which are part of the domain of Solidere, the Lebanese company for the development and reconstruction of Beirut Central District. Beirut faces the challenge of bringing a new population back to the heart of the city. The buildings and population of the city centre suffered extensive physical and emotional damage during the 15 year civil war, which began in 1975 and although Beirut is a melting pot melting pot
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See : America of cultures and religions co-habiting in relative harmony, the war created the 'Green Line', a physical barrier splitting Beirut into the Christian east and the Muslim west. It was a physical and mental division that could have been hard to remove. However with the city centre devastated dev·as·tate
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1. To lay waste; destroy.
2. To overwhelm; confound; stun: was devastated by the rude remark. and empty by the end of the war, its rebuilding is an expression of the Beiruti people's resourceful character and resolve to share their city in a harmonious way.
The city had once prided itself on its rocky shoreline corniche cor·niche
A road that winds along the side of a steep coast or cliff.
[Short for French route en corniche : route, road + en, on + corniche, lined with avenues of palms and cafes with views towards distant horizons, but during the war a vast rubbish mountain emerged from the daily tipping of waste into the Mediterranean. Guided by a new master plan, areas of the city have been preserved, others demolished, while the remediated landfill is set to become a vast new district projecting out into the sea.
The old coastline now runs through the centre of the city. Rather than leaving it land-locked and redundant, it was decided to create a leisurely pedestrian route that straddles the boundary and differences between the old and new cities. The Shoreline Walk is placed between the natural topography of the rationalised medieval street layout of the old city and the engineered grid of the new landfill. It is located between memories of the past and hopes for the future; between activities that made a connection to the rhythms of a natural coastline, to a new contemporary landscape that alludes to and reveals (those) past memories and events, whilst helping shape the new character and dynamism of a city shared by people of different faiths and cultural influences.
Research revealed that the shoreline of Beirut has continuously evolved throughout history. The first Phoenician settlers arrived in 1220 BC and were followed by the Romans in 64 BC, the Mamluks in 1291 (AD), the Crusaders in 1110, the Ottomans in 1516, the French in 1918, the landfill of the war in 1975 and finally the Solidere reconstruction works of today. Each successive culture has shaped and expanded the coastline to create harbours that brought wealth to the city.
Within the historic context of the evolving shoreline, Gustafson Porter has suggested a new line. The new line acts as a guide, revealing elements of the changing historical coastline and acting as a connective connective - An operator used in logic to combine two logical formulas. See first order logic. spine. On the ground it is marked by a continuous line of white limestone that is accompanied by a wide pedestrian promenade lined by an avenue of distinctive palms (Roystonia regia). This organic line of movement runs along the length of the Shoreline Walk, linking the four spaces (All Saints All´ Saints`
1. The first day of November, called, also, Allhallows or Hallowmas; a feast day kept in honor of all the saints; also, the season of this festival. Square, Shoreline Gardens, Zeytoune Square, Santiyeh Garden) and re-establishes an east-west connection between places that would not have been linked by the new city grid. Physical and visual links extend beyond the spaces to re-establish and create more distant connections to the key monuments and spaces of the city.
The promenade is inspired by the historic corniche--a wide palm-lined sidewalk which followed the Beirut coastline from the city centre to the public beach, two kilometres to the west. In a city with few parks and squares, it is the Beiruti people's favourite public open space.
It has a constant flow of walkers, joggers, cyclists This is an incomplete list. Please add to this list if you are aware of an omission. This is a list of cyclists by decade. Cyclists by decade
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The Shoreline Walk will reconnect and enliven en·liv·en
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To make lively or spirited; animate.
en·liven·er n. the city centre with the dynamism of the corniche.
Arriving at any point along the line, visitors will recognise Shoreline Walk. Each element, whether paved or planted, airy or aquatic, combine to enhance the perception of the route's existence within an otherwise uniform urban context. To the south of the promenade, light coloured paving and trees signify 'dry land' as it would have existed before the war. To the north of the promenade, open areas of dark granite, boardwalks and timber pergolas mark the previous position of the sea. The reflective quality of the dark surface is enhanced by water, either through new water features or rainfall, creating the illusion that the sea has returned.
The four spaces of Shoreline Walk will provide areas to pause and for occupation. Research into each space revealed remnants of the character of the pre-war city that had been forgotten or destroyed. These remnants provided the inspiration for the four diverse spaces, each of which reveal elements of memory from the past. Each 'memory' generates the development of an atmosphere, aligned with the facilities and functions required by a contemporary city to create a network of spaces and an evolving promenade.
All Saints Square
All Saints Square makes a connection with the new corniche and Marina. Before the war All Saints Church All Saints Church, or All Saints' Church or variations on the name may refer to: Australia
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The Mediterranean is c.2,400 mi (3,900 km) long with a maximum width of c. . Historic photos reveal a space on the edge with a sense of calm and exposure, a promontory promontory /prom·on·to·ry/ (prom´on-tor?e) a projecting process or eminence.
A projecting part.
a projecting process or eminence. from which a swimming club dives into the sea. Gustafson Porter's design for the square re-interprets these qualities in a new context, creating an intimate, self-contained space lowered down to the original ground level adjacent to the church. Views are channelled upwards toward the sky and the space is enclosed by soft green textured walls, sheltered from the bustling traffic above. The enclosed space Noun 1. enclosed space - space that is surrounded by something
space - an empty area (usually bounded in some way between things); "the architect left space in front of the building"; "they stopped at an open space in the jungle"; "the space between becomes a haven of textures and concentrates the summer aroma of (the) Jasminum officinale. At street level, a raised route provides direct passage through the space, connecting the Shoreline Walk with the corniche while allowing views into the garden below.
Shoreline Gardens
The Shoreline Gardens are on the site of the historic Avenue des Francais, Beirut's first coastal promenade or corniche. Graced by an elegantly curved sea wall and wide palm-lined sidewalk, it was a popular seaside promenade (with Beirut citizens and tourists alike). During the war years, the Avenue des Francais became deserted and buried by the landfill; the place was lost. Inspired by the elegance of the original promenade, the design for the gardens, creates a contemporary interpretation of the sea wall, that will now define the edge of a linear water feature. The water feature will unite the space creating water movement over an undulating surface, whilst a timber pergola pergola
Garden walk or terrace typically formed by two rows of columns or posts roofed with an open framework of beams and cross rafters over which plants are trained. Its purpose is to provide a foundation on which climbing plants can be viewed and to give shade. will cast dappled shade where one can sit and relax. This area can once again become a meeting point in the city.
Zeytoune Square
Situated to the south of the Shoreline Walk, Zeytoune Square is a key link to the surrounding city. The square will become a celebration of modern Beirut and a place for cultural events. Terraces utilise the existing slope to provide an informal amphitheatre space from which concerts, festivals and films can be viewed. The surface of the square extends across the roads to the surrounding buildings, unifying the square as one large space. The bold paving patterns are inspired by the black and white patterning found in traditional Lebanese architecture. The paving stripes change like contours with the site's topography, creating a fractal landscape as the contrasting colours interact with the terraces. Throughout the square, wifi wireless internet access See how to access the Internet. with specially designed benches placed under the branching shade of Albizia trees, provides an ideal location for lap top users to log on and find out 'What's on in Beirut'.
Santiyeh Garden
The Santiyeh Garden is separated from the pattern of surrounding streets by buildings on its four sides, providing the perfect setting for a green oasis. Inspired by the Arabic paradise garden The Paradise garden is a form of garden, originally just paradise, a word derived from the Avestan language, or Old Persian. Its original meaning was a walled-in compound or garden; from pairi (around) and daeza or diz (wall, brick, or shape). , it will be a sensory refuge. The site occupies the position of an ancient cemetery and as a consequence required a calm, quiet, contemplative atmosphere. The theme of 'welling up' describes a release of emotion that will be expressed in the design of the garden's water features and benches. Divided into three distinct spaces, the garden includes an entry space, lower entry square, and upper garden. The entry space is a continuation of the Old Shoreline Walk promenade emphasised by a line of Royal Cuban palms. The lower entry square to the south connects to the new souks (market area). It is inhabited by a grove of trees that provide shade for seating, adjacent to a long cascade. Stepping up the cascade, visitors are led to the upper garden, a mosaic of sensuous planting and water features.
A three-tiered hierarchy of paths based on a grid configuration invites visitors to choose their space, as they are led from the formal edge of water tables into intimate groves of aromatic planting. The garden is enclosed by a wall of woven mesh pergolas that create a green wall of seating niches provided for contemplation.
Client: Solidere
Completion: 2010
Team: Kathryn Gustafson Kathryn Gustafson (born 1951) is an American landscape architect and artist. She was born in Washington State and trained in fashion design. She then studied landscape architecture in Paris. , Neil Porter, Mark Gillingham, Jose Rosa, Nick Hughes
Consultants: YAA Architects, Nasr & Khalaf, Michel Chacar, DG Jones
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Time to be at the gates and where to purchase 1 Day Pass?
Our scheduled dates for Disney Sea is on Tues, May 28 and Disneyland on Wed, May 29. The crowd predictor website indicates about 18K at Disney Sea and 22K at Disneyland for those days.
Given this, what time should we be at both gates before the 9am opening? My DH and DS will join me and DD at DisneySea only. Where can we buy their 1 Day Pass and our 2 Day Pass in Tokyo? We are staying at the New Sanno. Thank you.:) |
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Thank you. The online site is in Japanese - is there an English site?
The e-ticket is not available in English yet but I looked and you can order the tickets online in English and since you live in Japan they will send the tickets to your home.
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Thanks but we don't live in Japan. We will be arriving late May 26. We will visit Meiji Shrine, Shibuya and Shinjuku area the next day and will look for a Disney Store in those areas.
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On such a low day, you are probably safe 45 minutes in advance. However, anyone used to the rather familiar DL (as opposed to DS) doesn't have to sweat it too much... you can always see everything you want with judicious use of FP.
Just remember, Indiana Jones and Splash Mountain almost always have single rider, and in Japan that is amazingly fast and you'll probably get to sit together anyway. |
Thank you Shelemm. Indiana Jones is one of my favorite rides so that's good to know!
Re: judicious use of FP - what is the smartest/best way to go about this? |
Here is the rundown of our day using FP. The rest of my post (and more details) can be found on this thread:
http://www.disboards.com/showthread....1#post48187101 Monday, August 20, 2012 Arrived at 7:20am Park opens at 8:30am Journey TTCOTE (we did not run, everyone running to Toy Story Mania) Aquatopia DS Got FPs for TOT while we waited for Storm Rider (9:30am FP for 2:20pm entry) Storm Rider Indiana Jones (Single Rider Line) Got FPs for 20,000 (11:30am for 1:35pm entry) Lunch Vulcania Mermaid Show in Triton's Kingdom Got FP for Magic Lamp (1:30pm for 1:55pm entry) Sindbad 20,000 Leagues with FP Magic Lamp Theatre with FP Won Lottery for BBB (applied at 3pm) Tower of Terror with FP Big Band Beat (3:30pm show) Duffy Show at Cape Cod Cookout Got FP for Raging Spirit (4:50pm for 9pm entry) Mystic Rythyms (5:20pm show) Made Reservation at Magellan (6pm) Fortress Exploration Dinner at Magellan (6:30pm) Fantasmic (8:10pm) Raging Spirit with FP Leave Park 9:30pm (Park closes at 10pm) |
Based on the DS calendar Journey will be down on the day of our visit :-(
Thanks again, I have already cut and paste details of your post. "DS Got FPs for TOT while we waited for Storm Rider (9:30am FP for 2:20pm entry)" - why was there a 5 hour gap? |
"why was there a 5 hour gap?"
The answer should be obvious, but here goes: FPs are to use for a one-hour time slot. The slot you receive is the first one available at the time you get the FP. For an attraction that is popular, that might be 5 hours OR MORE in advance. In some case, they run out of FPs completely. So if we went to TOT when the park first opened, maybe I would have written it like this: Got FP for TOT (8:30am for 9:30am entry) But we didn't do that first thing, so by the time 9:30am rolled around, all the earlier FP times were already distributed. Instead we got FPs for use at 2:20pm. 2:20pm being the earliest we could enter. We were not obligated to be there at that time, we could have waited until 3:20pm. Does that make it clear? |
One important note:
It is very easy to miss the entrance to the huge underground Triton's Kingdom. It is one of the highlights of Disney Sea, yet I *think* a lot of people miss it completely. They miss it because the entrance is not marked on the park map. They miss it because it is unnamed on the park map (it's part of Mermaid Lagoon). They miss it because they think it's just a bunch of kiddie rides and don't bother to investigate. They are too busy running from one major attraction to another. That's what almost happened to us the first time we went. it was late in the day, we saw this opening in the wall of the walkway, and just started wandering in quite by accident. Imagine criss-crossing all over the park, more than once, only to discover this huge unexplored area right under your nose! It is outrageously beautiful, eye-popping in its detail, and other-worldly. It contains the excellent Mermaid Show (a great spectacle), plus a fascinating activities area that will cheer the kid at heart. Take your time to explore here, it is astounding. |
Can you wiggle around your dates to see Journey, or is this the end of your trip?
Another note: I don't mean to downplay Fortress Exploration. Make sure you save some serious time to explore this because it is astounding as well. It includes outdoor as well as indoor spaces, and it's easy to miss some of the rooms. Ask for a map in English (they have them, but they are not readily available). My scheduled above was our second trip to Disney Sea. |
Am kinda rusty with our FP strategy. Does it make sense to get a FP and then go on the same ride (assuming the wait time is short) right away? This means you can ride at least 2x. |
My kids are young adults so Fortress Exploration may not be high on the priority list. Thank you so much for all the tips!:) |
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So I get the chance to play this great golf course the other day: Quaker Ridge in Scarsdale, New York. One of America's greatest tracks, according to Golf Digest magazine. And to top it off, I was playing with Marvin Shanken and Gordon Mott, plus my coworker James Molesworth, a senior editor at the Wine Spectator.I brought along a few baggies of cigars. I had a variety of smokes: Padilla La Perla 1932s, one of my favorite small cigars; Tatuaje RC 233s, big, bold monsters that are absolutely gorgeous; an Oliva Serie V Torpedo, a really nice, flavorful smoke, and a few random milder ones in case anyone wanted a break from the heavy stuff.
It was a stolen day, bright and sunny, if just a bit windy. It could easily have been a rainout, with the remnants of Hurricane Ike storming north and (thankfully) west of us. I get to the driving range and hit a few balls to work out the kinks in my game, then reach into my bag for a cutter and lighter.
No dice. I had packed enough cigars to supply an all-night poker game, but I didn't have a lighter or a cutter. Not even a match. Whenever I leave the house, I usually grab a lighter and a cutter. When I'm heading to some cigar-smoking venue, I typically bring two lighters, just in case the first one runs out of juice. (You'd be surprised how often that happens.) But for whatever reason, on this day I left without grabbing anything.
And my backup lighter and cutter wasn't where they were supposed to be, in the small, highest pocket on my golf bag. Nothing in there except for tees and ball markers. Try lighting a cigar with one of those.
Given what I do for a living, this is pretty inexcusable. Given that I recently filmed a video on the very subject of what cutter and lighter to bring to a golf course? Absolutely pathetic.
I could live without the cutter—I just used my fingers to take off a little bit of cap—but I needed fire. Thankfully both Gordon and Marvin were packing flame, so I was able to have a smoke. That was a close one.
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Patrick Thayer — Annapolis, MD — September 16, 2008 3:09pm ET
You mean Marvin or Gordon wouldn't loan you his?? With friends like that. . . .
Ed Walley — Atlanta — September 16, 2008 5:31pm ET
I thought all CA employees were required to call Marvin "The Shotmaker" !
DAVE Savona — New York — September 17, 2008 10:20am ET
Yes Patrick, Marvin and Gordon did provide much-needed loaners, bailing me out of my predicament. And I should mention that Gordon also gave me a great cigar, a Coronado by La Flor Double Corona with a bit of age on it. Very nice indeed.
DAVE Savona — September 18, 2008 9:35am ET
One of my friends just laced into me for this blog. He says I could have rubbed two wooden golf tees together to make a fire. I'm not sure if that's allowed, but it's something to file away in case of future cigar emergencies.
Dion Giolito — September 19, 2008 6:38pm ET
Along with my cutter and lighter, I usually leave my game behind as well...
Robert Balzano — Pelham Manor, NY — September 27, 2008 2:20pm ET
David, After working 12 years in NJ, I just starting working in Jericho, NY. I searched 2 weeks for a upscaled cigar shop, Since I was not from Long Island, I was just lost and fustrated that I could not smoke anywhere. I could not take it anymore and starting reading back issues of Cigar Aficionado and looking online for some reviews. I missed my old cigar shop, Smokin in Fort Lee. After reading your review about June Barbera's Tobacconist, I made a few phone calls to see what this place is all about. I was able to talk to George & Witt, I can't believe a store actually opened past 9pm. The place is great, the best selection of Opus X, they actually have huge humidor room just for them. The atmosphere is business attire and locals. I would definitely recommend it to any who lives in Nassau County and Suffolk County. I live in Westchester County and took the drive there. Witt understood what I was looking for and in 5 minutes he picked out some Opus X's and Padron 1964 and 1926 for me. I smoked a couple of cigars and watched baseball on his 3 flat screen tv's. Keep up the great reviews and smoke a nice stogie for me. Definitely a winner.Robert A. Balzano,Cigar Aficionado subsciber since the very first issue.
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how long is everyone's scar?
26th October 2004, 01:38 AM
Thought I'd make this a new thread as it could be interesting to see...
mine's about 26 cm.
26th October 2004, 02:03 AM
My anterior scar (covering T12-L3) is about 8.5" long (22cm) and my posterior scar is about 14" long (covering T3-L3) (36cm).
26th October 2004, 02:13 AM
I thought you said 8cm for a second there... boy did that confuse me!
26th October 2004, 02:15 AM
I wish! :-P
26th October 2004, 03:22 AM
hmmm.....just over 31cm.It's a zipper from neck to end....I have a long fusion.I guess the length of posterior scar will vary according to Torso length.Mine would be shorter than Liv's or Titch's.
26th October 2004, 03:36 AM
Yes, I've got 15 levels fused so I have a scar from the base of my neck to my hips, but it's probably a lot shorter than most people's scars cos I am short anyway! :D
26th October 2004, 03:42 AM
I dont know exactly how long my fusion scar is? because its connected to both my neck and lower back scars from previous surgery but I will measure it later
26th October 2004, 11:45 AM
Mines about 12"
26th October 2004, 02:19 PM
I'm beginning to think I did something wrong with my measuring because mine turns out to be 48cm, which would be 18.9 inch. But it does cover my entire back so it might be right.
26th October 2004, 02:46 PM
My anterior scar is 30cm in length. It is unusually long for an anterior incision because I had the thoracoplasty done during the same surgery and through the same scar. Plus, I'm a tad lanky.
26th October 2004, 04:22 PM
Mine is 20 cms :D The shortest yet? My surgeon was impressed that he had managed to make it that small :P
26th October 2004, 05:25 PM
How are you guys measuring? It involves getting an assistant, doesn't it?
26th October 2004, 05:48 PM
For the ones who've had posterior, I guess :roll:
26th October 2004, 07:37 PM
Originally posted by jfkimberly@Oct 26 2004, 05:25 PM
How are you guys measuring? It involves getting an assistant, doesn't it?
no, not really.. I used mirrors and a piece of cord because I couldn't find our measure-thingy. I just held the top of it on the top of my scar and then saw where it ended. I do have to say that I'm quite bendy with my arms, I apply nivea on my scar too, no help needed. That might be why I could do this
26th October 2004, 11:41 PM
Good idea... Tricking, but clever. It's going to require a bit of coordination on my part. My scar isn't straight, either. The incision might've been straight when they were opening me, but after the correction my scar was curved. Or something.
27th October 2004, 01:28 PM
Originally posted by floralgypsy@Oct 26 2004, 01:46 PM
Plus, I'm a tad lanky.
Just a tad. :-D ;-)
My posterior scar (T3-L2) is 33 cm long (13 inches) and my anterior is about 22 cm long (8.5") (which is just like Jonny)! :niceone:
27th October 2004, 02:00 PM
My posterior scar is 19.5inches/49.5cm long, and my anterior scar is unusually long anyway, but a bit longer still now that I'm such a chubby devil - that one's 18inches/45.75cm.
The anterior fusion is from T12-L2, with the 2 discs removed, and the posterior fusion is now from T3-L4 :-)
27th October 2004, 03:34 PM
can you all see your scars? or is it just a silver/white line?
27th October 2004, 04:15 PM
Originally posted by titch@Oct 27 2004, 01:00 PM
My posterior scar is 19.5inches/49.5cm long, and my anterior scar is unusually long anyway, but a bit longer still now that I'm such a chubby devil - that one's 18inches/45.75cm.
Okay. You won! ;-)
I think that my posterior scar is less visible than my anterior, Abbi. But they are both still white/pink-ish. :roll:
27th October 2004, 06:40 PM
Originally posted by Abbi@Oct 27 2004, 03:34 PM
can you all see your scars? or is it just a silver/white line?
obviously you can still see mine, tomorrow will be my 4 month anniversary. It has gone from very red to just red, a bit lighter on top but I have no clue how that happened..
27th October 2004, 07:13 PM
My back scar is 17 inches (43 cm) long. The bone graft one on my hip is 7 cm- not quite 3 inches.
And just for fun: The one on my abs (not scoliosis related) is 20 cm (8 inches)
Scar visibility- my abdominal scar is pretty visible. It's a little over a cm wide in some spots, but hair thin in others...
My back scar is very thin- looks like a little white pencil line mostly, except for the first inch or so, which is about 3 cm wide, because one of my stitches abscessed.
The hip scar is pretty yucky. Around 1 cm wide too, and puffy too.
27th October 2004, 07:37 PM
My scar is pink, with white dots on the side :D It looks great at the top, and it's quite white there. But further down I can feel it better, and it's more pink. But I like it :P
27th October 2004, 08:40 PM
I just had my mom measure and it is 18 inches :shock: wow thats long but maybe she connected it to my other scars
28th October 2004, 12:07 AM
Mine's pinkish white. My surgery was, however, only a year ago, so I expect it to fade more.
28th October 2004, 01:25 AM
My anterior scar (the only one I can see) is a light red/white for most of the length, and the ends and a bit in the middle are a little wider (1/4 inch) and purple. It feels healed and strong :-D
28th October 2004, 03:44 AM
My scar's pretty.:angel: My surgeon did a good job closing it up. :D
28th October 2004, 11:35 AM
Mine too I think, and what was that someone said about men with scars? :oops:
28th October 2004, 11:48 AM
My sister loves guys with cool a scar or twelve.
31st October 2004, 04:13 PM
Haven't got a clue the length of mine. That should be fun (rolls eyes) lol. I've got 3 different direction scars, rolls eyes again
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