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The staff was nice and parking was free. We prefer to stay at the Embassy Suites downtown, but couldn't get a room there. It was nice being so close to Washington Square . The beds were very comfortable and the bathroom was clean.
Really didn't like the atrium feel to the hotel. Also the swimming pool was small and old and right off of the elevators, which seemed a bit odd. It just isn't as nice as your downtown hotel.
The breakfast was great, the view from our room was pretty, and we loved being so close to the mall. The staff were all very friendly and helpful.
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No free breakfast with the price of the room.
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Everything.. Staff was great and pleasent.
The location was a bit difficult to find or butter yet to get too!!
Friendly and helpful front desk staff. Beds were warm and comfortable room was clean. It was clearly and older hotel and the staff said they were ready for of a renovation
no refrigerator in room, when I mentioned this on departure the front desk apologized and said if we mentioned this after arrival they would of brought one to our room. Was hard to control temp in room no thermostat just on/off manual up/dwn control for heat.
I really liked that it was updated and modernized, also clean and conveniently located.
No complaints.
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The breakfast offerings were lacking; and the corn dog breakfast pattie was downright disgusting. Everybody in the dining room was tossing them in the garbage.
Plenty of parking. Quiet stay as this is mostly business folks. Always 2 people at the front desk.
The bathroom door will collide with the front door, bad design.
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The hotel was great. Location was easy, the room was beautiful, and the staff were friendly. The french press in the room was a perfect touch and the corner view was perfect. Check in and out was incredibly quick and easy. Really a great staff.
The walls were paper thin! Twice we had a grumpy neighbor come and bang on our adjacent door telling us to quiet down. first time we were enjoying some wine and we did get in a bit late, so understandable. The second night we were simply watching a movie at 8pm. Ridiculous thing to deal with considering how much we payed to stay there. In the mornings when they woke up I could hear them arguing over itineraries and even zipping up their luggage. Careful those walls are THIN!! This was the executive king room.
Clean and comfortable, got upgraded to a nice suite. Building architecture was beautiful.
Parking in the garage was convenient, but we weren't told upon leaving that we still needed our room key to get out. We had to back up and run back into the hotel get abd get a key to leave. Not a huge deal, just wish they would have told us upon checking out.
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that wifi wasn't complimentary, that the shower head wasn't secure and would droop down on its own. no bath tub
Great location, lovely hotel.
I really just wanted to get some sleep. There was a lot of street noise, even in the middle of the night. Who knew Portland was so loud?
Convenient location, short two blocks from the MAX light-rail. Incredibly luxurious room, decent (not spectacular but OK) free internet (could get more speed for more money). Need room key to activate the elevator - an added level of security.
Room was a bit dark, could definitely use more lighting or more powerful light bulbs.
housekeeping was excellent banquet staff was excellent excellent location hotel for 20s and 30s
Front desk staff was all business, condescending and rude our king room was miniscule bathrooms lacked safety bars parking rules were never made clear
the room was clean
lobby was way to small and noisy
The staff was fine
The facility was so dated from the garbage 25$ TVs to the old low quality carpet out bathroom was a mess and the was broken
Location, sports bar, cigar bar, the grounds, the large deck outside our room. Also, the breakfast was very good.
This Shilo, like many are in need of sprucing up, mainly exterior. Large deck needs to be a trex like product as many kids were walking and running barefoot. Only other suggestion: Shilo is in the service business. We were an over 60 mens soccer team. we had a game on Sunday (check out day) and asked to keep one of our 8 rooms untill 3:00 pm to keep our bags in and were told absolutly not. Other hotels we have used in the past have had no problem with this. These little things make a big difference.
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Today is Monday Dec 31, 2012. Happy New Year! I leave for the DDCC in 5 days. So this poll is to get an idea of when to start the new thread. Do I post it Friday night before I go, or do I wing it and post it when the current thread is ready to shut down and I have time to do it?
Wing it. We can use the temp thread or last word thread if need be. Enjoy your trip and have a Happy New Year.
Have a great time on vacation. I would say wing it. We can always find somewhere to post pad for a day or two if needed. Happy New Year Dads!
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Today in The Thrifty Kid blog series I'll show you how I refashioned an ill fitting knitted top/dress into a cute drop waisted dress for Emma. I bought this top at a thrift store because I loved the colour, but the style just didn't suit me. With a little imagination and only a few alterations, I turned it into a comfortable everyday dress that was perfect for pre-school. Even though the tops you may want to refashion will not look exactly like this original garment, you can still use the basic concept and adapt it to refashion what you have on hand.
Welcome to the first post in The Thrifty Kid series. Today I'll be showing you how to refashion an unwanted top into a pair of child size leggings. This technique is very versatile and can be used with an assortment of garments with long sleeves to make pants. I've made quite a few pairs of these leggings for Emma from jersey knit tops and even sweaters, garments with stretchy fabric works best. You can also use the same instructions to make track pants of you use a sweatshirt.
I've named these the trapeze leggings because Emma looks spectacular wearing them on her flying trapeze!
I want to tell you about a little project I started working on over 2 years ago called The Thrifty Kid, a project that I had grand plans for, but because the best laid plans don't always work out as expected, this little project has sat idle in cyber storage for too long.
The Thrifty Kid is about teaching you how to refashion your unwanted clothing into cute and practical garments for your kids, with minimal effort and sewing skills.
I'd originally planned to write an eBook, but I could never set aside enough time to write and produce it, then it had some interest from a book publisher, but it didn't quite make the cut. So rather than letting this project gather dust, I'll be sharing it as a blog series over the next couple of months.
In this series I'll show you ideas and teach you techniques to transform unwanted adult sized garment into a functional and good looking trendy children's garments.
You don't need to be an excellent sewist, in fact it's especially for those wanting to sew garments for their kids but are intimidated by tricky bits like collars, button holes, zips etc.. The idea is to maximize the best bits of the old garment and feature them in the new garment with the minimum amount of steps required.
I often get asked about my crafting habits. Do I craft only for the blog? Do I share everything that I make? Do I make personal projects? So today rather than share a DIY, I thought I'd chat about what I've been making for myself behind the scenes, and why I don't always share everything I make here on the blog.
Like any hobby that turns into paid work, some aspects of things that were once fun can become a bit of a chore. Don't get me wrong, I love sharing tutorials here on the blog, but the reality is that I do see it as a job, and I try to do it as professionally as I can. Sometimes it means that the projects I share on the blog aren't projects that challenge my personal skills or help me experiment with technique or processes. Blog projects need to be manageable for beginners or require me to be very confident with my skills so I can explain techniques fully. So when I'm learning something new, I don't want to pressure myself with writing a tute for it, or having to take step by step photos, it takes the fun out of it.
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Weaving has had quite a resurgence of late, so I thought it would be fun to translate this craft trend into something wearable. It's winter here in Australia, and I liked the idea of a warm cosy bangle wrapped in colourful yarn. I know yarn wrapped accessories are not a new thing, but the idea of weaving a pattern in is an accessible way to experiment with designing woven patterns without having to commit to a big project.
These bangles look great worn as a stack, so make a few that co-ordinate together. If you can't get wooden bangle blanks, you can buy plastic bangles at the thrift store and refashion them.
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I quickly whipped up a few tassels the other day to embellish a bigger project that you will see soon. These are so easy to make and only took me a few minutes with some materials I had on hand. You can keep them simple or add some pretty trims to make them look fancy. The only tools required are scissors and a hot glue gun. They make great little charms for key rings or zipper pulls. You are limited only by your imagination.
On our recent trip to Japan I couldn't resist picking up a colourful assortment of washi tapes. Emma loves to use them to stick up her artwork around the house, but unfortunately she is a little heavy handed and some of my favourite designs are nearly running out. In an effort to resolve the disappearing washi tape 'situation' I created some pretty washi tape magnets from unwanted advertising magnets that were just cluttering up the fridge.
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Yes, I flew today and I flew better than I have ever flown before. That's not saying a whole lot to most of you but I'm a N00B and hovering my B400 @ 15 feet thru almost a whole pack in saying allot for me.
I did have a bad landing and a very minor blade to dirt strike...stripped servos again. It's OK, cause I know how to repair this thing now and I'm VERY excited about my hovering success. Happy flying! |
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I am at about 8000' ASL.....so my motor would be running at leaner settings than most. It's not running lean....but when I go down in elevation I always have to richen it up....err..open the main/secondary needles. |
Jul 27, 2008, 09:30 PM | |
I flew yesterday...in an MD 500E! Tomorrow is my 50th birthday and my awesome wife set up a flight with the Columbus Police Helicopter Div. on Saturday. What a blast! This was my first time in a heli and I loved every minute. Check out my blog.
Also I got 8 packs in today between my Blade 400 and my king v2. |
Jul 27, 2008, 09:55 PM | |
I had a great flying weekend!! Whoohoo!!
Hi guys, I flew another 6 tanks though my Rappy today and I am SO in love with this thing! What a BEAST! I finally got my engine broken in and tuned about right and finished of the first gallon of fuel which took about 10 flights to do. I can see that I am going to have to start incorperating "fuel" in my heli budget as I could easily go though 2 gallons in a weekend But it's worth it! My friends at the field told me that when I went back to flying the Blade-400, that I would be a better pilot and to be honest, I didn't believe them but when I got back home after flying my Raptor I took the Blade up thinking that I didn't want to slack from flying the big easy Raptor and I tell you they were right about flying better. I don't understand it Maybe it's because I am more relaxed now flying the Blade after flying the Raptor? All I know is I was whipping that Blade around just like I do in the sim with no fear like I had before. Granted I didn't try inverted but it's not far away! I even lost my tail command temperarly on my Blade today from a bad connection at the plug on my 401 gyro and recovered without crashing!! I was flying along and had just come out of a high bank turn and was hauling a$$ down the straightaway and the tail started to spin and after about 6 turns and enough time for me to say those colorfull words the tail quit spinning and I was now flying backwards, nose in at a high rate of speed and heading for my Trans-am but I got it stopped just before the tail was about to smash into the window. Needless to say, I landed that puppy right there and then started searching for the bad connection which was in the gyro to servo plug which I took apart and tightened up and lubed with silicone grease and reassembled and zippy tied them all together so now all is good. Well I am totally sunburnt and got to go to work tomorrow so good night everybody and I hope yall had a good flying day also!
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Ok, I'm jealous, I admit it! PM me as I'd love to hear how your wife pulled that off as that would be TOTALLY cool! And for those of you not in this area, I'm giving our birthday boy a bit of a hard time because the City of Columbus recently announced they were going to cut down the flight time of their fleet of 6 Police Helicopters due to the price of AVGAS (or whatever those buggers burn, kerosene?). Flew 4 flights on my Gaui 550 today; we're getting back in shape sllloowwlly after a series of mishaps. I clobbered my Heliartist 500D fuse last week, I suspect the belt slipped and I tried to put her down lightly but... Also dinged my Gaui two weeks ago, that I was a suspected downwash stall incident and that clobbered my carbon blades and did another $30+ damage besides. So I've been real nervous getting myself back in the groove; well as much as I can be back in the groove with my badly coordinated flopping around the sky type of flying! |
Jul 28, 2008, 01:59 PM | ||
You had a great day then, good one. More flights on the rappy & you'll be flying the blade like you stole it (i love that saying) Did your hobby appreciating wife come along |
Jul 28, 2008, 09:33 PM | |
Flew a few good packs. On my last approach i went to do an auto and came in a bit fast resulting in a hard landing. Broke the seesaw lever. I bought a seesaw with the levers a while back and didnt use the levers, but cant find them of course. Sigh.. looks like it will be another week for a 3 dollar part.
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carguy821 5pts We have a 2005 Vue, Redline V6 AWD. Honestly I really like the vehicle but it has issues that are common to them. At 40 MPH the vehicle seems to struggle between locking up the torque convertor and not. It is bothersome to the point that you actually have to put the car in a lower gear if you don't want to hear and feel the constant "hunting". There are lots of people complaining about the issue, but GM takes no active measure to rectify the issue. We too have the ignition switch issue, and it is a little scary. The ignition switch has been troublesome for the last three years. The key sticks when turning off the ignition. Often the switch does not actually completely turn off. If this happens good luck getting the key back in and trying to start the car!!! I can actually pull the key right out of the switch while driving down the road. The other week I happed to knock the remote with my hand and the key simply fell out of the tumbler and on to the floor while driving down the highway. I went to the dealership with this issue a couple of years back, they told me it would cost $600 plus dollars to fix the issue, and honestly I just don't have a spare $600 plus dollars laying around. Honestly I am totally in support of our domestic brands but even while trying to build a new brand image GM continues to show the same poor level of service that put them in the position they were in prior to the bailout. I have to ask, Is the criteria for initiating a recall based on how many people die or get injured in one of their vehicles and the cost benefit to lawsuit over recall? Do we have to wait until a certain number of people die while driving a Saturn Vue before someone admits there is a problem" Come on GM be proactive not reactive!!!
btc909 5pts Come on Gm recall the 2006 Saturn Vue as well. That was $500 to replace the busted apart ignition. The steering wheel lock still cause the key to stick sometimes.
TheClassicCarFactory 5pts You would have thought that while preparing the bankruptcy and government takeover that SOMEBODY would have asked " are there any outstanding legal liability issues that remain un-resolved? "
fins223 5pts Good thought redd7188...diehards will continue to support their beloved GM...But maybe those on the fence will consider better options when purchasing their next auto.... through bailouts and this... agreed GM is "scum".
redd7188 5pts When GM said they new there was a problem but chose to do nothing because settling a few lawsuits from people dying would be a lot cheaper than a recall I new it was time to put a stop to this pathetic company. Everybody has recalls and other problems but GM is just pure scum.
Raul 5pts See this is why I hate you dam Toyota groupies!!! Bringup ford ECOBOOST fires when it was less than 100k ecoboost!!! And to "try" to make ford seem even worst they bring up the pinto from 30 years ago and the explorer that never even got recalled, it was the firestone tires that got recalled,But they so seamlessly forget to mention just 10 years ago how crappy the beloved Toyota was recalling everything from all their hybrids to the unintended acceleration it was easier for you guys to go back 30 years to make ford look bad when you only needed to go back 10 for an even better example in Toyotas mess, that till this day are still getting fined 1.2 billion for doing the same thing GM did. SOME OF YOU GUYS ARE THE BIGGEST PIECES OF DOG CRAP IM TELLING YOU!! ALL I CAN SAY IS THEY HAVE TO GO BACK 30 YEARS TO TRY TO MAKE THE BLUE OVAL LOOK BAD!! GET YOUR HEAD OUT YOUR ASSES!! WOW!! PATHETIC!!
HozayTorres 5pts As much as I want to like GM, they give me every reason not too. My next car won't be from GM there are so many other cars out there that are a lot better in design and quality. GM never pays attention to detail and any other cars other then there v8s. Extremely disappointed.
True Car Guy 5pts Who on earth would ever trust the safety of their families to GM again? I just hope we don't forget about this crap the next time they need a taxpayer bailout.
itsjessebaby 5pts @True Car Guy Oh shutup. People still trust ford don't they after the Ford pinto explosions and the Ford explorer rollover cases oh and lets not forget the ecoboost fires. This is what corporations do. Their all in the same game with the same rules.
True Car Guy 5pts @itsjessebaby I would not buy a Ford either. But they are light years ahead of GM, they did not cover up any of their problems for close to a decade, or require a taxpayer bailout due to mismanaging their company and making sub-par vehicles for decades. GM is on a completely new level of distrust after this fiasco, and after learning more about how GM conducts business then and now, I will never be able to forget. Read up on how they treated Amy Kosilla's family after her death.
Raul 5pts And remember this is only in the US. How many others outside the US are gonna be riding a death trap???Stop selling 2013-2014 1.4 cruze's???? WOW!!!
N/A 5pts "Earlier this week, GM sent a memo to Chevrolet dealers telling them to quit selling 2013-2014 Cruze sedans with the turbocharged 1.4-liter four-cylinder engine, though the automaker didn't specify the reason for the stop sell."Wait, what?
VeeDub4LF 5pts Who the hell would ever consider buying a GM after all this crap with so many better options out there.
Mike the car nut 5pts @Raul Fords ecoboost history certainly isn't as squeaky clean as you have pictured in your head. Keep telling yourself that that's the perfect engine made by the perfect company...News flash: Neither exist
itsjessebaby 5pts @Monsterized @VeeDub4LFUmm no ford makes lethal products. Are you forgetting the Ecoboost fires.
Raul 5pts @itsjessebaby 100k ecoboost is all you have?? well how bout 600k hybrids recalled for faulty electronics? 11.6 million unintended acceleration? 1.2 billion fined by the feds? 1.6 billion pay out because of all the lawsuits?? 75 million fined by the NHTSA??? should I keep going???FAN BOY TROLL MATHA@#$@#$!!To top it off lethal means it could kill you, no one ever died in the ecoboost problems. Wish I could say the same for Toyotas problems. And lastly when the last time you heard something about ecoboost getting recalled for fires?? Notthe gas lines or power steering lines. The actual engine catching fire show me 1 incident where the engine not the hardware around it was the problem?????? PLEASE SHOW ME!! STOP IT. YOU ARE NOT FOOLING ANY BUT YOURSELF!
Monsterized 5pts @VeeDub4LF Yeah! There are many options in the market... Mazda, Jeep, BMW, Audi... Even Ford makes good products.
GhostFive 5pts @N/A @VeeDub4LF We have had a 09 Cobalt lt Coupe for almost 5 years now. In that time the only single thing that needed replacement on the car was the ignition. Weird thing is, instead of shutting off by it self our problem was the car would not shut down in any position. It was fixed quickly under warranty. We now have 90k on the car and has never been a problem. My fiends 2005 Tahoe, now has 160k and only needed a starter(last week), water pump and some exhaust work(at 120k-ish) over the course of 10 years. Id buy another one anyday.
Mike the car nut 5pts @Raul @Raul http://www.greencarcongress.com/2013/11/20131126-ford.htmlHows that for you??? I would say the engine cylinder head counts as part of the actual engine.
Raul 5pts I've said the 1.6 was crap before!! That's why we have the new 1.5. 1 out of how many eco boost engine models is that now? Also I still praise them for the way they handle their recalls!! Most professional!!
Raul 5pts None is saying any of that. You are the one imagining that we say that cause your GM sucks so bad. The only thing I'm saying is that they're way more retable then what people like you try to make it seems!!! There by far a lot better than what you're making it seem. Are you really that stupid? You really thing I would sit here and act like one group of engines are completely flawless??? Please don't put words in my mouth.
Raul 5pts Funny cause even MT, the mag you're commenting on, praises the eco boost technology as a game changer and reliable. So its not me picturing anything if I'm reading it in this mag.


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USA LyricsArtist: PoguesAlbum: Peace and Love I watched the cars When I was older I drank in bars When I was young I chewed the leaves When I was older I drank with thieves I found a love She gave me dreams She left me drunk In New Orleans So cold and lonely So all alone I wished my heart Was made of stone I took the cold bright needle I used it as a sword My eyes have seen the glory of The coming of the Lord I burned across the delta I swam across the ford My eyes have seen the glory of The coming of the Lord When I was a young man Standing on this road My empty belly An aching hole An old man said to me "Kid don't you know That it's the same Wherever you go" I gambled in two graveyards I won against the odds With the smiling saints And the silent saviours With the maggots and the gods I cursed the things they showed me I could never see again And the howling of the wind at night I wrote upon the rain I found the thing For which I prayed And came back home To the USA With a heart of stone And now I know That it's the same Wherever you go
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Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs) are public-private partnerships which conduct research for the United States Government. They are administered in accordance with U.S. Code of Federal Regulations, Title 48, Part 35, Section 35.017 by universities and corporations. There are currently 40 recognized FFRDCs that are sponsored by the U.S. government.[1] FFRDCs are similar to the University Affiliated Research Centers run by the United States Department of Defense.
The following list includes all current FFRDCs: