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1996 Isuzu Oasis LS 4dr Minivan
Great mileage, just returned from a 3200 mile trip. With 2 persons and some luggage driving about 78 MPH the gas MPG was 24.2. On the return leg driving at 70 MPH the average was 27.6 MPG. The van has 157,300 miles.
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This van is built by Honda for Izusu. It is a great van! Great for a small family of 6. Lots of room.
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Our Oasis has provided eight years and 150K+ miles of dependable service. It has been a wonderful vehicle for our family; we have three kids. The Oasis gets much better than average fuel economy for a minivan and has Honda dependability and build quality. I love the fact it has four regular doors and is very easy to drive. One of the engine main seals busted and tires seem to wear quicker than normal even with proper rotation and balancing. Also have had the SRS light on now for two years and have not had diagnosed. My wife was begging for a minivan and I'm glad we chose the Oasis. The sunroof and "flipping" third row seat added some cool factor to a vehicle segment that is not cool.
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We bought this new at better price than the Honda brother due to the name. Izusu gave few more features and better warranty and price. This car has been solid, reliable and convenient. The few problems we had were front allignment, cracked exhaust bracket and a persistent SRS light. Was able to reset the light but came right back on. Will need to take it to dealer for diagnosis, hopefully it's not the module, I hear it's very expensive. Radiator was replaced at 100K miles. Currently 120K miles and still going strong.
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excellent vehicle, I like the four
doors , the ride and the fuel economy
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We have been really satisfied with this
van except for a problem with the SRS
module. It cost $900 to fix--$600 for
the part. We wonder if this is a
problem common to this vehicle.
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1996 Isuzu Oasis S 4dr Minivan
I love the feeling of being safe. This van has a lot of room to put the kids toys in the back. Truly a very nice van to take long trips in. Its a long term purchase because of the Honda name atttached to almost every thing about it. Highly reccomend for large families.
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No Lasers
I saw this tube at the Inglot counter and got this color on an impulse buy. Frickin' LASERS on my lips! Sounds like the perfect party gloss to have in my clutch. On my lips I didn't get frickin' LASERS like I wanted. They were, shall we say, slight hints of lasers? My lighting did show a tiny bit of the hologram effect, but it wasn't the intensity found in the tube. Boo, no lasers. Eventually I decided to keep this gloss. The formula is juicy and doesn't suck out moisture. My lips feel full and juicy without looking lacquered. Still kissable. The sunlight would sometimes show off a faint hologram or rainbow. C'mon Inglot. I want frickin' LASERS.
Very Psychedelic
I don't know why I waited so long to try one of these glosses out. Even though I buy a lot of lipstick, you'll rarely see me wearing one.... Strange?Yes; however, I really am more of a lip gloss kind of girl. I adore the texture; it isn't sticky or gooey like a lot of glosses are; these have just the right amount of glide and and texture. They feel very light on the lips but not oily, and they have pretty decent staying power. I also like the fact that they have a very fruity kind of smell and taste to them. The whole premise behind these glosses? Each gloss has a mixture of liquid crystal that reacts either to the skin color or lip color underneath; thereby creating a 3D effect. They look lovely on their own; however, they really shine when applied over lipstick because that is where you can really see the dimension capability these glosses give the lips. I will definitely be purchasing more of these glosses. Why the 1/2 star reduction? Well, I had the gloss clenched in one hand while I was leaning over to pick some stuff up off the ground and this gloss slipped out of my hand and hit the ground; It maybe took a 1 1/2 to 2 foot drop to the ground. Not a very long drop at all. I didn't think anything of it, and picked the gloss back up. Then I noticed the gloss was leaking form the top right side right underneath where the applicator twists back into the tube. Not good..... Upon closer inspection, the entire top of the tube was broken all the way around. There was no way I could close the tube back up. I went upstairs to my studio and emptied the contents of the tube into an empty storage jar; no big deal, crisis averted. :) I guess I am just a tad shocked as to how easy these gloss tubes break. So make sure you are extra careful when handling them. ;)
Working at Inglot, I spent so much time trying to convince clients, that these glosses are not as scary as they look. In package they look weir. Some of them look like oil. But when you put them on your lips, they add gorgeous shine and make the color even more vibrant.
Very good quality
It lasts and stay on your lips for ages and doesn't tend to smudge ! It just looks soooo vibrant! Hhjbbhbmmnnnnnnmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Gorgeous in the tube but not noticeable enough.
I have 2 of these. #546 (white) & #544 (a bright pinkish coral). They both have a GORGEOUS multicolor holographic effect that is INSANE...in the tube. But when I apply it it's barely noticeable on my lips. But with that said it does give my lips a plumper effect. It feels nice, not at all sticky & has a pleasant fruity smell. I just wish that how it looked in the tube was how it looked on my lips. But not a bad gloss.
So Different!
This lip gloss is so different! The iridescent blue sparkle in it takes it to the next dimension! I like it alone when I want a more fun look, and wear it over colors to make the lipsticks pop. I love the formula as well. It's hydrating without stickiness and wears an hour or two for me.
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I love this gloss! You have to put on a lot for the color to really show but it's so pretty especially in the sun! Not to mention my lips feel hydrated.
Great Lip Gloss!!
Beautiful subtle holographic effect when applied by iteself. Its absolutely gorgeous when used with a lipstick! I wish this came in more colors. The gloss is not super sticky and stays on very well. The smell is slightly fruity, it kinda reminds me of lip injection by Two Faced cosmetics. Overall, I would definitely buy this again. Hoping to add the rest of the colors to my collection.


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From Medicare Advantage News - In the first criminal case the U.S. Attorney's Office in South Florida has brought on alleged fraud via up-coding of Medicare Advantage diagnoses, the feds this month obtained a grand-jury indictment against a Palm Beach County physician accused of causing at least $2.11 million in excessive MA payments. At the time, Isaac Kojo Anakwah Thompson, M.D., was a capitated member of Humana Inc.'s MA provider network, but he no longer is in the network, says the company, which is not accused of wrongdoing in the indictment and contends it has repaid money as part of cooperating with the feds on… Read more
From Medicare Advantage News - Nearly half of the entities now operating Medicare Advantage plans are provider-sponsored, and that figure is likely to keep rising, according to a speaker at a Jan. 21 AIS webinar on narrow-network MA plans. But Gary Jacobs, managing director in the Health Industries Advisory practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers and a former top executive at MA insurer Universal American Corp., also said that providers intent on entering MA will need "new competencies"… Read more
From Medicare Advantage News - It did not take long in 2015 for the first new Part D battle to erupt between a major insurer and a large trade group for independent retail pharmacies. The 23,000-member National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA) on Jan. 7 rebuked Aetna Inc. for listing on the company's websites and the CMS Medicare Plan Finder as in-network for 2015 numerous pharmacies that turned out not to be in most cases. Since… Read more
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AOpen Shows Pentium M Motherboard based on the Alviso Platform
Subject: Motherboards | April 18, 2005 - 08:45 PM | Ryan Shrout
This could one of the most exciting motherboard releases in a while and might truly bring the Pentium M to desktop computing. How would the Pentium M perform with PCI Express graphics, dual channell DDR2 memory and natvie SATA support? Below is the PR release and a photo!
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Oh Holey Case & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | April 18, 2005 - 11:52 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
What do you get when you cross a PC Case with a Wiffle ball? Well, some might say you'd get something that looks an awful lot like the R105SH that CREATIVEMODS reviewed. It looks like airflow couldn't be better, though it might not work so well in an environment with furry pets. Read on to see if it's right for you!
"The R105SH computer case from 3R System features a rather unusual airflow design.
Bad Things to see on your Batter Backup Device
Subject: Editorial | April 17, 2005 - 12:59 AM | Ryan Shrout
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If you don't use a battery backup, and you still use your PC for any number of even SEMI-important things, may I recommend that you look into buying one. Mine has saved me countless times in the past year or so on power outages and hiccups.
However, this is something you hopefully won't have to see on your monitoring application:
My APC unit is rated at 1500VA and 865 watts of power. That should be more than enough right? Well, based o
U.S. agencies ordered to be brand neutral
Subject: Processors | April 15, 2005 - 11:56 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
AMD coming to a Government office near you, and maybe a bigger tax return!
The White House told federal agencies this week to stop specifying brand names in procurement contracts, a practice it says leads to higher prices for everything from paper clips to PCs and hurts the livelihood of smaller vendors.
Silent Watercooling with class & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | April 15, 2005 - 11:34 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Its gorgeous, it's cools very well, and it's so passive and silent you may feel the occasional need to check that it's still running. Guru3D got their hands on The Aquabox, and if the amount of pictures they took is any clue, I think they liked it!
"Initially I was a little skeptic about the design concept as I worried a little how well a passively cooled system can cool down a modern CPU, in our case an Athlon 64 4000+, but what if I tell you that we never ever topped 35 Degrees C with this kit, in complete silence and
NVIDIA Detonator 71.89 Driver Released
Subject: Graphics Cards | April 14, 2005 - 10:41 AM | Ryan Shrout
I got word of this last night, but NVIDIA posted a new graphics driver today, version 71.89. Get 'em if you need 'em, or just want them. Or whatever.
Release Highlights:
- Support for the GeForce 6200 with TurboCache™, NVIDIA PureVideo™, and NVIDIA SLI™
- Microsoft® DirectX® 9.0c and OpenGL® 1.5 support
- Resolved problem with overclocking not working when running GPUs in SLI mode.
A Couple X850 XT Reviews and more
Subject: Graphics Cards | April 14, 2005 - 10:34 AM | Ryan Shrout
There were quite a few of them in my inbox over the last two days:
- 3DGameMan reviews the HIS branded X850 XT PE and VIVO models
- Bjorn3D takes a look at the Sapphire model X850 XT in PCI Express format
- GamePyre looks at the VERY budget 6200 TurboCache card from NVIDIA
- Gamer's Depot looks at an
nForce4 Intel Edition Review
Subject: Chipsets | April 14, 2005 - 10:29 AM | Ryan Shrout
Xbit Labs has finally decided to take the NVIDIA nForce4 Intel Edition chipset for a spin.
Although the performance of the new NVIDIA solution with the DDR2-667 is very attractive, it is not its primary advantage. The major pride of nForce4 SLI (Intel Edition) is its rich functionality.
AMD to move to 1207 pin Socket?
Subject: Processors | April 14, 2005 - 10:25 AM | Ryan Shrout
The Inquirer is saying that another website seen here is pointing towards future AMD processors using the M2 1207 pin socket. I may have some more information for you on this soon.
Chips codenamed Manila, Orleans and Windsor are scheduled to be released in Q1 of next year - these are claimed to be Semprons, Athlon 64s and Athlon 64FX dual core chips.
This web site also suggests that they will support "Presidio" and "Pacifica" security and virtualisation tech, and DDRII-667.
Turion Prices Added to AMD.com
Subject: Processors | April 14, 2005 - 10:23 AM | Ryan Shrout
AMD has made some updates to their pricing page this morning including adding in the Turion processor line up.
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Intel Moves Dual Core Launch to this Monday!
Subject: Processors | April 14, 2005 - 10:21 AM | Ryan Shrout
It looks like in response to AMD's upcoming dual core Opteron launch, Intel has moved their dual core Pentium launch up a bit.
CHIP COMPANY Intel plans to reveal its next generation dual core CPU line next Monday on the 18th of April. Our knowledgeable sources confirmed that Intel moved the date forward and decided to get it over with soon. Or beat up AMD ahead of its dual Opteron launch on the 21st, if you're absurdly cynical.
Cedar Mill to lower Power Dissipation?
Subject: Processors | April 13, 2005 - 05:07 PM | Ryan Shrout
X86-Secret is telling us today that they learned the new Cedar Mill processors will run at power levels closer to that of the Northwood than the Prescott. Take the Babelfish with you!
Indeed, serious to the die-shrink, CedarMill passes from 115W (for Prescott), with "only" 86 Watts. That is to say approximately same thermal dissipation as Northwood.
Turion Photographed for Sale
Subject: Processors | April 13, 2005 - 05:03 PM | Ryan Shrout
The Asian news is on top of things today. Here are some photos of the sale of Turion processors. Thanks to HardOCP for the heads up on this one.
As for Turion 64 for Mobile of the AMD64 architecture adoption which the AMD announces formally in March with new model CPU, electric power consumption is lined up the ML series of the 35w and the MT series of the 25w.
Dual Core Opteron Benchmarks Hit
Subject: Processors | April 13, 2005 - 05:01 PM | Ryan Shrout
We knew it would happen soon, and the Japanese website HKEPC has gotten it first. I can't understand a word of it, but the benchmarks seem to be readable.
Hardware MPEG2 TV Tuner Roundup
Subject: Graphics Cards | April 13, 2005 - 04:59 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tech Report has taken a look at three MPEG2 TV Tuner cards, one from ATI, one from NVIDIA and one from Hauppauge. Take a look!
PCs ARE SLOWLY creeping into every room of the house, particularly the living room, where home-theater PCs (HTPCs) have become popular among enthusiasts seeking to integrate multiple audiovisual devices into a single system.
MSI K8N Neo4 Platinum Review
Subject: Motherboards | April 13, 2005 - 04:57 PM | Ryan Shrout
The guys at PC Stats have reviewed the new MSI K8N Neo4 Platinum motherboard.
MSI's new K8N Neo4 Platinum motherboard is based around the nForce4-Ultra chipset, this board can use any Socket 939 Athlon64/FX processor and can be stuffed with up to 4GB of PC3200 DDR RAM.
AMD Athlon 64 X2 to be the name for Desktop Dual Core?
Subject: Processors | April 13, 2005 - 04:56 PM | Ryan Shrout
Might we already know the name of the new, upcoming Athlon 64 dual core desktop parts?
The flagship AMD Athlon 64 X2 4800+ will have both its cores operating at 2.4GHz, the same frequency as the AMD Athlon 64 4000+, and we'll be surprised if this doesn't obliterate the already impressive Pentium Extreme Edition 840 we reviewed here.
Get your heatsink pimped out & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | April 13, 2005 - 11:40 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Come on, you know you want it! A nice big chunk of gold, sitting in the middle of your case, LED lights glinting off of it, as everyone stares in envy. Mikhailtech reviews the Aerocool GT-1000, and finds that not only does it look good, but it will do so in just about any system, SocketA, S939 & S754 or the P4 478 & LGA775. Plus, it cools your CPU too!
"As you may have guessed, the entire heatsink is gold plated. This is more of a cosmetic feature, but it doesn't hurt performance either.
VIA Releases new Hyperion 4.56 Drivers
Subject: Chipsets | April 12, 2005 - 10:16 AM | Ryan Shrout
VIA has released new chipset drivers for in the form of a Hyperion v4.56 release. Catch them over at VIA Arena.
VIA Hyperion drivers are suitable for any VIA chipset and all Microsoft Windows 32 bit Operating Systems. Please read the information about all VIA chipset driver choices, however, so that you chose the drivers that can best be recommended for your system.
VIA Releases Linux Open Source Driver Source Package
Subject: General Tech | April 12, 2005 - 10:14 AM | Ryan Shrout
VIA Releases Linux Driver Source Packages
Freely available driver source code eases the development of tailor-made applications for the latest Linux distributions
Taipei, Taiwan, 12 April 2005 - VIA Technologies, Inc, a leading innovator and developer of silicon chip technologies and PC platform solutions, today announced the extension of its open source support with the release of driver source codes for specific VIA hardware.
Of particular interest to the growing number of Linux enthusiasts and customers utilizing VIA EPIA mainboards, is
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»Hoist House Restaurant
The Hoist House located in the Swiftwater Cellars is a fine dining restaurant that offers an unforgettable dining experience in the midst of never ending mountains and vibrant greenery. The menu consists of predominantly American delicacies cooked to perfection. The ambiance is casually elegant with cozy chairs and big tables. Overlooking a golf course, the restaurant offers a great view from the patio. The bar boasts of a notable wine list, most of which are their own brews. In search of a romantic spot or an eventful evening, Hoist House is the perfect place to come to.
»Portals Restaurant
Overlooking the glorious Cle Elum River, Portals Restaurant is one brilliant spot to spend a romantic evening. The beauty that surrounds the restaurant is unparalleled. The polished and refined dining experience at Portals complements the divine flawlessness of the valley. The bar is another corner which keeps buzzing with vibrant energy and a creative selection of wines and cocktails. The service staff is knowledgeable and ready to help at all times.
»Fidelina's Taqueria
Fidelina's Taqueria might be nondescript to look at but its food is anything but bland. It looks more of a taco truck but then just don't go by its appearance. Locals flock here to delight in their fresh and delicious fare. Their menu includes nachos, burritos, tacos, enchiladas, sopas and tamales. Savor their dishes like Enchiladas Jovanas, Mulitas, Chicken Chipotle Burrito and Fish Tacos. You will definitely leave with a happy tummy and an even happier wallet.


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Seems Warner Bros mightn't be sticking with that grabby but rather generic title "Batman vs. Superman" (or "Superman vs. Batman", depending on which way the wind is blowing on any given day) for their internet-excited "Man of Steel" sequel.
Fusible have got wind that Warner have recently registered several domain names, all seemingly prospective titles for the superhero team-up movie.
Snapped up for the studio recently, via domain name registrar Mark Monitor, were "Man of Steel Battle the Knight", "Man of Steel Beyond Darkness", "Man of Steel Black of Knight", "Man of Steel Darkness Falls", "Man of Steel Knight Falls", "Man of Steel Shadow of the Night", "Man of Steel The Blackest Hour", and "Man of Steel The Darknness Within".
While none really offer the strong, marketing-friendly indication that Batman is also a part of the movie, the 'Man of Steel Battle the Knight' one might work. Warners had previously registered "SupermanvsBatman.com", so there's still a chance that'll be their fallback title.
Be interested to see what they decide upon.
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These look fantastic. Any special type of cabbage? Napa? Plain old green? thanks
Thanks! I use green cabbage, but it might be interesting to experiment with different kinds.
"okonomiyaki" was translated to me as "whatever you like, fried," so I'd imagine that any type of cabbage would be great. Green or red, chinese, napa--whatever is handy.
@lexmccall - thanks for the translation! I have loved okonomiyake for years, ever since my first travels to Japan. We eat it at little cafes where we sit around a table with a griddle in the middle and each make our own with whatever ingredients we choose. Now it all makes sense. Midge's recipe is the easiest I have seen, and I love it.
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Snyder Confirms "Batman Eternal" Year 2, Talks Wonder Woman, Spider-Man, Comics Sabbatical
Scott Snyder says "Eternal" will return after a break, while discussing possible Amazon plans, a year-long break from comics and more.
CBR TV: Snyder & Capullo Bond Over "Batman," Bring Back the Joker
Scott Snyder & Greg Capullo tell CBR TV about being "Batman's" Dynamic Duo, the evolution of their collaboration and the Clown Prince of Crime's return.
CBR TV: Dan Slott Says "No One is Safe" in "Spider-Verse"
"Amazing Spider-Man" writer Dan Slott explains the high stakes of "Spider-Verse" during New York Comic Con and why he loves writing Marvel Style.
PREVIEW: Deacon Blackfire Makes his Return in "Batman Eternal" #30
Things get out of hand when Deacon Blackfire makes his return to Gotham, presented in "Batman Eternal" #30 by Ray Fawkes and Fernando Pasarin.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: The Spectre Haunts "Batman Eternal" #29
Only the Spectre can stop Hell from bursting out of Arkham Asylum in DC Comics' "Batman Eternal" #29 by Snyder, Tynion, Fawkes and Coleby.
NYCC: Snyder, Capullo Talk "Batman," "Endgame" & Exit Strategies
Greg Capullo joined Scott Snyder for the writer's spotlight panel as the two answered questions about "Batman," editorial interference and more.
REVIEW: Snyder & Capullo Kick Off "Endgame" in "Batman" #35
Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo pit Batman against the Justice League in "Batman" #35, "a dynamic explosion" of an issue.
NYCC: Batman 75th Anniversary Panel with Snyder, Lee, Johns and More
Batman's year-long 75th Anniversary celebration continued Saturday at New York Comic Con, with DC Entertainment spotlighting the Caped Crusdaer.
NYCC: Vaughan, Snyder, Cloonan and Benson Reveal Their Muses
The "Where Do You Get Your Ideas?" panel featured Brian K. Vaughan, Scott Snyder, Becky Cloonan, and Amber Benson discussing their various inspirations.
Snyder and Jock's "Wytches" Gets Big Screen Option
Film production company New Regency has acquired the rights to Scott Snyder & Jock's Image horror series with Brad Pitt's Plan B aiding in the eventual film.
NYCC: Batman: Gotham Rising
In an all-encompassing Batman panel, the Bat family's top creators gathered to discuss "Batgirl," "Batman Eternal" & more.
Snyder, Tynion, Fawkes, Higgins & Seeley on "Batman Eternal's" Midpoint
Comparing "Batman Eternal" to the epic "Labours of Hercules," the writers discussed the impact an imprisoned Jim Gordon has on Gotham and Batman.Major Last-Page Reveal" class="tnail" />
Snyder Explains "Batman's" "Endgame" and #35's Major Last-Page Reveal
Scott Snyder tells CBR about the big return in "Batman #35" -- the first chapter of "Endgame" -- and how it'll shape the arc going forward.
Comics A.M. - The New York Times Apologizes For Cartoon
Newspaper criticized for cartoon about India's space program! Spotlight on Geoff Johns! Interviews with Scott Snyder, Matt Kindt and Michael DeForge!
ADVANCE REVIEW: Snyder & Jock's "Wytches" #1 "Will Horrify Readers on Every Level"
Scott Snyder & Jock's impressive "Wytches" #1 is "outlandish and grotesque and alarmingly intimate in the way it dishes out horror."
Scott Snyder's Worst Fears Plague the Pages of "Wytches"
Scott Snyder explains how his fears come alive in his new creator-owned series. Plus, an exclusive look at Becky Cloonan's variant cover!
REVIEW: Snyder, Fawkes & Aco's "Batman: Futures End" #1
Ray Fawkes, Scott Snyder & Aco's "Batman: Futures End" #1 "succeeds the same way some of the better "Elseworlds" comics did back in the day."
REVIEW: Scott Snyder & Jim Lee's "Superman Unchained" #8
"Superman Unchained" #8 is "a bombastic Superman story and a rollicking fun adventure" serving as the penultimate issue by Scott Snyder & Jim Lee.
Bendis, Snyder and More Comic Pros Take the Ice Bucket Challenge
As the ALS awareness-raising Ice Bucket Challenge continues to captivate social media, multiple comics industry pros have gotten involved.
SDCC: Miller, Snyder, Lee & More Celebrate Batman's 75th Birthday
Frank Miller, Jim Lee, Geoff Johns, Scott Snyder & Dan DiDio celebrate the Dark Knight's 75th anniversary, reflecting on how the icon has evolved over the decades.
SDCC: Snyder, Soule & Scott Reveal Their Secret Origins
"Batman" writer Scott Snyder, "Superman/Wonder Woman" writer Charles Soule" and "Earth 2" artist Nicola Scott explain how they broke into comics.
REVIEW: Seeley, Snyder, Tynion & Simeoni's "Batman Eternal" #19
Tim Seeley & Emanuel Simeoni's "Batman Eternal" #19 demonstrates the series' strength with "an enjoyable standalone reading experience."
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Hi everyone,
We are building soon and I just saw that there is a separate bathroom forum so I thought I would get some expert opinions. The first picture is our master bathroom. It has gotten very large, IMO, because of some visual symmetry and lining up issues but, what do you think? I dont think I want my vanity to go all along the front wall as shown but what could I do with that space?
I know everyone will ask about the door placement so let me explain. My husband wakes up much earlier than me and I am a light sleeper. We wanted the door around the corner so we could soundproof the wall and there will be less sound escaping around to me from the door. He can get completely ready and leave without coming back in the bedroom. I know it is far in the middle of the night but....
This is my kids' bathroom. The architect put that weird bench area by the tub because he just wanted more space in that room for when I give the kids a bath. How much space is sufficient there? I would love the fit a linen area. I guess I could do a tower between the sinks but then I think I need a little more space.
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You have a 7' vanity. That is quite long. If you want a linen closet, I think I'd shorten your vanity to 5' and put in a linen closet. Either accessible from the hall, or from within the bathroom itself.
It will be easier to bathe your children with the bench area of the tub. The toilet will be more out of your way (you won't be knocking your elbow into the toilet nor squeezing yourself between toilet and tub when you bathe your kids.)
As for the master, I think this is a better rendition that what you had posted in the build forum.
Thanks kirkhall, at least we are going in the right direction with the master.
5 foot vanity would leave little counter space for my boys to fight over but if the space is needed in the tub area, maybe that is something to think about. My apprehension is that is a long term solution for a short term problem. In a few years they will be bathing themselves and might prefer the counter space.
Hi Miffy13--I responded on your building thread too. Like, kirkhall, I like this master bath better.
On the boys' bathroom, 5' gives PLENTY of counter space for boys. Girls typically need a little more. Most standard double bowl vanities are 5' long that you see in showrooms and box stores. If you are super worried about counter space, you could do an 18" wide linen tower (instead of 24" wide as kirkhall suggested) on one end of the vanity which would gain you 6 inches of counter space for a 5'6" vanity. I would recommend putting a linen tower on the end of the vanity closest to the toilet/tub room as that would make it much easier (and less messy) for them to grab a towel or toilet paper if they forgot to grab one on their way in. We have the 18" wide linen towers in our master bath and it's plenty of room--I can get a stack of large fluffy towels and a stack of washcloths side by side on 1 shelf. I think we have 3 shelves in the top portion and 3 in the bottom. Plenty of room for towels, toilet paper, soap, shampoo, toiletries--everything you would want/need in one.
The bench on the back of the tub--usually that's a dead space behind a wall and not a bench. I didn't really understand it on the plans for our house either--seemed like a waste. But it actually has a function. Our kids' bath tubs are arranged like yours--with the entry end (the end opposite the faucet) on the toilet end of the wall. They are arranged this way because you don't want plumbing on an exterior wall. However, it creates a tub access issue when the toilet is right next to the tub--the tub entry end is blocked by the toilet. That leaves very little space for tub access when you take into account the protrusion of the tub spout. When you slide the tub down and put that dead wall there, access is simply much easier (no obstacles)for kids & adults as well as being useful for bathing the kids when they're younger.
If you're still concerned about using that space for something, I don't remember who posted it, but someone on the bathroom forums posted pics of shelving they did with the dead space there. It wasn't wide enough for a linen closet, but it was wide enough to put some little accents in there--great place to put air freshener, an extra roll of paper and the like as well.
Hope this helps!
My issue with the kids bathroom is, having had two boys myself, putting the toilet with the shower really gives no privacy. Inevitably one will need to "go" while the other is in the shower. Also, my kids bathroom has a 54" single bowl vanity with lots of counter space and a set of drawers for each of them. They liked that because they could still primp side by side and rarely did they need the wash basin at the same time. Maybe you could turn the tub sideways under the window, shorten the vanity to 54 or 60" and then make a small WC room inbetween?
I'd put the toilet room on the end by the window. you could probably put a foot deep cabinet on the left wall.
then the tub/shower and the vanity where it is - just not as long.
while the kids are little I probably wouldn't put the door on til they are older - and then have it open outward.
One last comment on the boys' bath.
It is 6' wide. This is plenty wide to not require the bump/bench. I'd recommend you go measure someone's house with this toilet/tub layout and see how it feels (ie, find a house if not your own, with a toilet legally next to the tub--at least 15" from tub edge to toilet center.) What you will find is that that is cramped for bathing. However, if you move the toilet over a foot, it gives you more room for bathing the boys. A 6' wide bath will give you plenty of room, in my opinion, without making it extra long (with the bench) if you make sure to not have the toilet centered in the space, but have it closer (maybe 18" on center) from the opposite wall of the tub.
Make sense? Find a house, measure where their toilet is in relation to the tub, and see how it feels.
mydreamhome-I just switched the toilet and tub to get a window over toilet.
kirkhall-I will have to do that. We had them make it 6 feet wide so there is some extra space in both vanity and tub area. That helps with width but not tub being offset so I am not standing in the toilet bathing kids, as the architect said. I willreally have to find someone with this layout and see.
Overall I really like what you've done with the layouts. I do have a few thoughts/ideas.
Overall I like your master bathroom layout. However, do you want the toilet at the far end of the bathroom with such a big space? It seems like it might be more convenient to swap the location of the shower and the toilet so that it's not such a long walk to the toilet. With the toilet tucked in the little room, it seems like it would be innocuous enough to have across from the door but a little more convenient than walking an extra 15' for a quick trip to the loo.
I think your boys bathroom looks really nice. Growing up, we had a bathroom like this with the toilet and shower in one area and sink (just one for us) in the other. It was very functional. One thought is that the view from the hall doorway is straight to the toilet. I know that view bothers some people. You might consider putting the tub along the back wall and the toilet tucked in the corner where the shower head is now (tank against the right wall). I think 7' is more than adequate for a vanity. I have 5' and that works. I would agree with kirkhall that you could go with 5'6" vanity and an 18" linen cabinet and still have plenty of vanity space. Personally I would probably put a linen cabinet against a wall rather than in between to maximize counter space, but that's just me.
pricklypearcactus-we thought about switching toilet and shower but we like the look of the tub lined up with closet door and the niche by the bedroom wall is more useful in the shower than toilet room. We. might regret it later but on paper it doesnt seem that bad to walk an extra few feet.
I had the toilet and tub switched in kids bath before but wanted the window.
weedyacres-what did you have by the window? I am trying yo figure out what to use that space for.
I assume you mean the window at the bottom, by the 2nd sink? We didn't have a window there, but the vanity top went around the corner and had a sit-down part along that bottom wall.
Actually, I took another gander at my BIL's hall bath tonight while visiting. Their toilet/tub room is also 6 feet wide. You will not be standing in the toilet bathing your kids with a standard width tub and a 6' wide room. It will be okay, without the offset. And, your boys won't need you to bathe them forever either.


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Amazing beach, but....
My husband and two children spent three days at Las Ranitas. The beach and setting were amazingly beautiful. The hotel itself had a europeon chic quality -- high on esthetics but pretty low on amenities. In some ways this was a truly special and beautiful place. In other ways we felt like we were camping. We had rooms that were literally on the beach. On the other hand they were so hot and sandy that we barely could stay in them except to sleep. The food was fine--not great, and the service was extremly slow. The whole vibe was more like an inn rather than a hotel. The people who ran it were extremely friendly, nice, and helpful, but not in a "servicey" type way. I would reccomennd it, but caution that, especially for the price, it is kind of like roughing it. We had a great time, but were very ready to leave and get some air-conditioning! I would reccomend this highly if you want to go someplace really cool, not cheesey, not toursity, and just want to be left alone to lie on the beach all day.
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I also had my purse stolen while i was in the bar and the owner was totally unhelpful and rude when i mentioned this to her. It seems that the eco-friendly ethos of las ranitas does not mean that it is "down to earth" and its great location has caused complacency!
Beautiful beach, yet over-priced and unfriendly!
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Terrible ripoff: unfriendly and overpriced
Especially unsuitable if you have children, this place is one of those where everything - except the beauty of the beach - is worse than promised. A "suite" is just one large sparsely furnished room; the continental breakfast that the website says is included is in fact breakfast where even a bad cup of coffee that you pour yourself is paid for as is each refill; the restaurant has worse food than anywhere else in the region and is the only place in Tulum with grudging, slow service. The proprietors give off the impression that they'd really rather be somewhere else and certainly are far too special to be dealing with the guests. The whole "ecological" thing is an excuse to have very little water and low quality towels. The proprietors are particularly unfriendly to children. We would strongly recommend avoiding this place. If you want to go to the same area, try Zamas.
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Want more can you ask for?The perfect beach, clean lovely rooms (great bathrooms), gourmet foods and friendly attentive staff and all in an ecological correct manner.Every vacation to the Yucatan, we make sure we spend at least a couple of days at "Las Ranitias" and I recommend it highly.
Rude and dirty
My boyfriend and I booked for 5 days during the holidays. We ended up staying only 2 because of the filth in our rooms and on the beach.
Moreover, the owner was rude and questioned our judgement when we asked that our rooms be cleaned! The beach at Las Ranitas is gorgeous but not more so than other better hotels in the area.
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We found the staff very pleasant and friendly. The beach is wonderful, and very private the hotel makes no effort to clean derbis off the beach (old cans, food containers, etc). The hotel is not particularly well run. We paid the higest rate for the best suite, and found that it was not a true suite at all. Although the ecocological concept is admirable, in reality the towels are skimpy, small and not changed often (or bed linens after 5 days), and the shower could barely be called a drip. When booking a room, please make sure clarify in writing the number of guests, as the hotel tried to spring on us an extra $50 per day for a baby, even though their written rate quote was clearly based on a couple and baby. Booking a babysitter is impossible.
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The rooms were very comfortable and clean and also decorated in vibrant Yucatan colors and tile. We stayed in a Premier room that had a balcony and hammock overlooking the palm trees and unspoiled, white sand beach, and also had a tiled shower with a widow looking out on the same breathtaking view.
Being near a nature reserve, sea turtles were laying their eggs in the middle of the night on the beaches during our stay. Upon request, the staff gently knocked on our and some other guests' doors to wake us up after spotting one female turtle attempting to lay her precious eggs. It was a sight to see on the moonlit beach!
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Late Summer T'scape (before Fall so quickly arrives!) (pic heavy)
I bought this 'shower curtain' at a TS for $3 recently & wanted to do a late Summer t'scape before Fall arrives. It fit my porch table pretty good & loved the green of the leaves & wanted to bring a bit of summer indoors:
You may recognize the green pottery plates underneath(Gabriel Pasadena Pottery)from a GS that I've posted before & the American Atelier Pompeii Fruit salad bowls (from GWill)last yr. Flatware (old stuff) that I brought in from our camper..compote fruit glass cups (25 cts each TS) Here's a closer view:
The church GS glasses w/etched bees & dragonflies are frosty looking ...so I put napkins inside the glass so you can appreciate the beauty...glasses are very pale green & so heavy...they may really be vases...who knows?
For a centerpc I brought in a couple small Elephant Ears, a couple sprigs off an Euonymus shrub & a few Hosta stems ready to bloom...put them in pitcher behind my indoor Garden Fairies:
Keeping summer alive, I gave the fairies a 'pond' of 'bubbles' to explore. The pottery pc is also a TS find a few yrs ago & the bubbles are "Liquid Marbles" from Dollar Tree last yr.
Here's a closer view...they expand in water! I used them in a clear glass jar w/a candle a couple yrs ago. Fun, uh?
So here's the whole "Late Summer" t'scape:
and, of course, a 'candyshot:' ;-)
Hope you're enjoying some of these 'last days of summer!' TFLookin'! Jeanne S.
The weather is in the 80's now & more bearable...late summer
Jeanne...lovely table. Very soft & cool (weather wise) looking! Your dishes are so pretty and compliment your (shower curtain) table cloth perfectly. I love the soft colors and leafy pattern of both. Your frosted glasses w/etched bees & dragonflies, are very differnt and complete the look so nicely.
I like the centerpiece you put together. The greenery with the garden fairies add to the sereneness of everything.
I've been putting off doing a Summer table, and realized, like you, time is moving quickly, and soon it will be over. Now after seeing your lovely table, you've given me a push to 'get going'.
Thanks for your inspiration...I enjoyed looking.
Love the soft colors, and agree with Jane that its a 'cool' look in this summer heat. Made me feel like I'm sitting under a big ol' shade tree. The shower curtain made a perfect tablecloth. And especially the way it goes with those neat bowls!
I love fairies as you know, yours are so pretty.
Yep, this is definitely my kind of table!
hugs, Karen
Jeanne, Such a pretty late Summer table.
Using the shower curtain as a table cloth is perfect.
It looks wonderful with the pretty bowls and GS glasses.
I really love the glasses.
Your fairies are so sweet They seem to be hypnotized by the bubbles.
The greens in the cp are perfect.
I really enjoyed this table.
Jeanne, your table is a neat one, girlfriend! Love the calming effect it gives. The dishes are so pretty and the glasses w/napkins inside added a nice touch.
All of your great finds go together so well. Glad I'm not the only one who used a shower curtain for a tc.LOL You found the perfect one for this table! I still have mine hanging with my other tc's in case I need it again.
The fairies with their pond is so stinkin' cute. Like Nana said "They seem to be hypnotized by the bubbles." We all know Karen loves fairies so this ts made me think of her right off.
Nice that you had the different leaves to use for your cp. Your so good at putting things together and your pictures are wonderful.
Glad to hear this might have inspired Jane to whip out a ts soon!!!
Gosh I just love this table! Like Karen, I too love fairies and yours just fit this table so well. Love the bubbles too, what a great idea. I will now be looking closer at the shower curtains at the thrift stores, another great idea and way to think outside the box! The greenery you chose is perfect. Plates and glasses are beautiful and should they ever need a new home, my hand is up first LOL. TFS this beautiful summer table!
Well Jeanne, you've done it again! Beautiful table setting! The shower curtain goes so well with your dishes! And I am coveting those glasses! LOVE the fairies and the bubble pond too.....thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Holiday-ers!
That shower curtain idea came from punk! I knew someone had done that but couldn't remember who...it's fabric...guess I don't have to iron or worry about spills! LOL!
I'm not too much into 'fairies' (like our Purplemoon here on the forum)...her's are always so darn cute! But these garden fairies I keep out all yr round on porch corner cupboard...they do look 'summery' & we need to keep summer here awhile longer!
Those bubbles are quite fun...when they shrink a bit, you just add water! They are nice & full today...guess I got them in Dec 2009 cause here's a couple pics of the way I used them for Winter decor:
Glad you enjoyed...thanks again for your comments, Holiday-ers! Jeanne S.
Jeanne, what a neat table. I love it! So relaxing and such a great color combo. I love the way you used the greenery and those faries are so darling. I don't think I have seen the marbles at my DT, but will make a point to look for some, I love the look and the last pic with the Christmas decos is something I would like to do. TFS Janet
Thanks maxi, marlene & janet...appreciate your comments.
janet...if DT doesn't have the liquid marbles, then maybe it's another Dollar store name. They come in round plastic clear canisters. In my Holiday one, I used a red 'jar candy' & then added the liquid marbles...it looked pretty cool. Hope you find 'em! Jeanne S.
Gosh, I think the other's have said it all. The bowls leaf pattern goes so well with the tc you found, and a centerpiece of various shaped leaves makes a perfect centerpiece. The little fairies are wonderful and add a touch of fun--really looks like they are engrossed with those "bubbles" for sure. Your handles on the silverware tie in nicely with the colors in the tc too. It all looks just perfect together. TFS
Jeanne, love the 'recliner-diner'. I haven't heard that before but it's so true now days. I'm so happy you enjoyed your beautiful table. Our family loves to eat at the bar so we seldom use the table.
I'm going to have to look for some bubbles next chance I get. Thanks Nana for letting us know where to find them.
That is so pretty, J! The colors are cool and refreshing. Such lovely plates too. Love the glassware also!
Still plenty of summer here. September is the best month here at the beach.
Of course a hurricane is headed here this weekend, and yesterday the earthquake, so I am keeping my fingers crossed we don't get damage.


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