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... the weather, we met some of Lach's dad's relatives who live a couple of hours out of Mumbai. His great aunt Silva and her husband were very happy to meet him and we had a nice dinner together. Lach, Erin and I had to get up at 1am to catch a 4:30am flight (which ended up being delayed by one hour) to Abu Dhabi on Thursday morning. My aunt Jo had organised someone to meet us off the plane and fast track us through immigration which was great. We then went with Jo to ...
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This should be on the "Hot Topics" forum so I can make inflammatory posts then edit them into something totally different in order to confuse/anger people.
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gwTamara~ Thanks for all the hard work involved in updating the board. I can think of only a couple times I wished I'd had this feature in the past. Knowing I can't edit makes me ponder a little longer before I post. Well now I can edit, let's hope it turns out to be a "good thing".
Thank you for this feature. I would like to try to edit my old posts. This is my fourth time I edited. The old posts are not able to edit. How many hours or days and time are we allow to edit our posts?
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Hi chilliwin,
You won't be able to edit anything you've posted before yesterday. However, anything that you post today, tomorrow, next week, etc can always be edited. So, that means that if you pull up a post that you made in 2011, you won't be able to change it. But, if you make a post today and then next year realize you made a typo, you'd still be able to come back and edit. Edymnion is on the right track -- it's just easier to allow editing on new posts.
Thanks for this feature!It's one of those common things that almost every new GW user asks about.
If a thread has some random post edited, will it show up as an unread thread?Guess I'll figure it out soon enough anyway, just thought I'd ask since you are here. :-)
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This post was edited by tsheets on Tue, Nov 27, 12 at 18:57
However, anything that you post today, tomorrow, next week, etc can always be edited. So, that means that if you pull up a post that you made in 2011, you won't be able to change it. But, if you make a post today and then next year realize you made a typo, you'd still be able to come back and edit.
Wait a minute! Tell me there's a time limit to edit a post. I really like the ability to edit posts BUT, I think an unlimited (day posted forward) ability to edit a post will cause context problems.
For example; if I post today that Member A traded bad seeds and 100's of members post gripes about their Member A trades and then I edit to say it was Member B, it confuses everything.
I think a 24 hour edit window is fair.
What do others think?
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It would be nice to have the ability to delete a post within 24 hour if no one responds.
Just askin ;-)
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Hi Ottawapepper,
Right now, there is no limit, but that's not to say that this won't change sometime down the road. Yes, there is always the chance that someone will play dirty, but remember, we will always have a log of the original post and can take action, if necessary.
I would think that the administrative overhead of pouring through logs when there's a problem (been there, ain't going back) isn't worth the time. Much easier (cost effective) to code in a 24 hour window?
Just my humble opinion,
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> "I think a 24 hour edit window is fair.
What do others think? "
It wouldn't bother me to not have a limit. I'm used to a limit from other boards, so that probably wouldn't bother me either.
I do like the idea of being able to correct an older post. I'll notice something on a later reading that I was blind to earlier.


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It's hard to get much hipper than living in a Melrose apartment. In fact, rentals in this neighborhood are known to draw indie, alternative, and all-around stylish tenants. They're so appealing because this part of Los Angeles, in Mid-City West, collects some of the city's coolest shopping and people watching. It's also a great place for walking around—that's not so common in L.A. The Melrose District is named for Melrose Boulevard, around which the neighborhood centers. It extends for a few blocks on either side of the boulevard, stretching from Highland to the east to either Fairfax or La Cienega to the west. It falls just below and beside West Hollywood.
The Melrose District was annexed into Los Angeles in 1922. It's a neighborhood that overlaps with a few others—such as the Fairfax District—while retaining it's own distinct character. For many, Melrose will forever be associated with the 1990's television show Melrose Place. A decade earlier, this strip was the birthplace of L.A.'s new wave and punk subculture. It's still a popular shopping destination for underground and alternative types. The mainstream is moving in, however. Say hello to Starbucks. Regardless, Melrose remains one of the best parts of Los Angeles in which to kill time, check out the hipster elite, and score some vintage style.
The Melrose District is full of alternative shops and restaurants. It's like Beverly Hills' famous Rodeo Drive, but a lot less exclusive. Walk between the Melrose Trading Post flea market and chic boutiques. Grab a burger at the original Johnny Rockets or linger over some ahi at I Love Sushi. There's everything from the vintage wonderland of Wasteland to the concept retail store SURU—co-owned by one of the members of Linkin Park.
For an evening's entertainment, Melrose has plenty of bars and a few venues, too. The Darkroom tavern is one of the former, and a popular example. Of the latter, Melrose's most famous show can be found at the Groundlings Theatre. This legendary L.A. improv troupe boasts alumni including Will Ferrell, Kristen Wiig, and Paul Reubens. To get some exercise, check out the Poinsettia Recreation Center. There you'll find a baseball diamond, a playground, and other indoor and outdoor ball courts.
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Lots of catch-up pictures
So I've been so busy, busy that I have hundreds of stored pictures from this bloom season that I haven't had a second to share. Today being Sunday I only have Mom and the newest little one to care for so I am going to do a couple of posts to try to (somewhat) get started on catching up. Hope you enjoy them!
My season always kicks off in early July with ORANGUTAN, my very earliest to bloom:
BARBARA MITCHELL came next, a couple days later:
Another shot of the foxgloves which bloomed in June, hiding my house.....
The roses looked great for about a week then the japanese beetles started up and destroyed them
and just a sampling of the asiatic lilies that bloomed already.....
This is SUNAPEE SUNSET blooming amidst the daisies....it is by a local New Hampshire hybridizer
SUNAPEE SUNSET, up close....
FIRES OF VARANASI blooms early
As does ROYAL TROPHY which is a huge 7-1/2 inch bloom that does not fade in the sun....\
I can always count on INCENDIARY to bloom early and to bloom for a long time.
RED EYED FANTASY is always early here....
SMUGGLER'S FIRE puts on a vibrant show in the long border by the road....
Now I'm going to attempt to post another thread with more earlies! Thanks for looking!
I like that Sunapee Sunset. The local hybridizer should be very please with that one. Even has a nice maroon edge to it. Lovely.......I have always wished I had room to grow Foxgloves. They are so pretty when in bloom......Your regular lilies are beautiful. They don't survive too long in our heavy clay soil so it's nice to see others pictures of them.........Maryl
The white rose is? Glad you're posting now. How vigorous is Red Eyed Fantasy for you? I don't see many northern posts of it; it is, after all, an evergreen. Like the picture of Sunapee Sunset with the Shasta. The pic of Barbara Mitchell captures its beauty very well.
This post was edited by mantis__oh on Sun, Jul 27, 14 at 19:32
gorgeous blooms again. you have the most beautiful gardens. LOve BARBARA MITCHELL its been on my wish list for a while. your INCENDIARY is very pretty too. Mine has bloomed once in last 3 years.guess it needs to be dug up too and shoved in a pot with potting soil. your Asiatic lilies are so pretty. I just love them and you have the most beautiful colors in them, too.Thank you for sharing your gorgeous gardens.
Beautiful! All those roses and lilies with lots of blooms! I am down to one rose hehe and it managed to have its three wilty blooms before the beetles came.
Barbara Mitchell looks so nice, such a delicate pink. Incendiary is nice too, it has pretty sepals :)
THANK YOU all for commenting on these. It makes the effort worthwhile!
Mantis, to answer your questions the white rose is a David Austin 'Windermere'. It's a terrific bloomer and survives my winters well BUT the pale coloring attracts japanese beetles like no other. The light colored roses, particularly the Austins for some reason, are the favorite food of the beetles so I don't have but a couple of weeks to enjoy the blooms before they arrive. After that they are destroyed. I have gotten rid of over 100 roses because of this. I hold onto to this one for the 2 weeks I get to enjoy it because it's a beauty.
Also, Red Eyed Fantasy is planted up against the foundation of my house instead of in the open. Being an evergreen I wanted to give it the warmest spot. It has improved greatly this year but in prior years it was a sparse bloomer. It has bloomed well this year and the clump has finally multiplied but it has taken 4 years to get there. So not particularly vigorous. It was on my 'watch' list to shovelprune but it redeemed itself....lol.


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Gov. Chris Gregoire's budget director, saying the economic outlook is "bleaker and bleaker," on Monday told state agencies to prepare for up to $1.7 billion reduction to next year's operating budget. That means department heads need to plan for a budget cut of up to 10 percent. In an interview with seattlepi.com, Budget Director Marty […] [Read More]
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As global stock indexes plunged Monday following last week's decision by a major rating agency to downgrade America's debt, budget officials at the state, King County and Seattle were hopeful their own ratings would hold but worried a sputtering economy could jeopardize a fragile recovery in the Puget Sound area. The biggest concern on a […] [Read More]
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Just 14 percent of Americans approve of the job being done by the U.S. Congress, an all-time low in the 34 years that CBS News and The New York Times have been conducting nationwide polls. A whopping 82 percent voiced disapproval in the poll, with increasing negative ratings for Congress' top leader House Speaker John […] [Read More]
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As Washington, D.C., is embroiled in the debt ceiling drama this weekend, a poll released this week in this, the other Washington, showed people here heavily favor raising taxes to deal with the deficit and don't want to see any cuts to popular big government programs. The SurveyUSA/KING5 sampling showed: 73 percent of people in […] [Read More]
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Following the recent leaks, Kotaku is back with more information on Star Wars: First Assault, a multiplayer shooter that was planned for digital distribution but has since found itself stuck in limbo. The outlet has gameplay footage of this "predecessor" to Battlefront III.
If, based on the screenshots, you thought First Assault looked like an average modern-day shooter with Star Wars characters and locales slapped on, just wait until you see the game in action. Still, I would likely have a hard time resist playing this if it were to ever be released. Looks like sheer chaos, and I'm a total sucker for the pew-pew sound effects.
According to Kotaku's source, "The trailer contains all in-game footage, including known bugs and incomplete art. In the time since it was made, many improvements have been made in performance, completeness, and quality."
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Quartz countertop
Has anyone ever compared Caesarstone's Organic White to Viatera's Magnolia?
Sure look the same to me.
the quartz manufacturers shamelessly bootleg each others colors. Since they all buy the same production machines from an Italian company to make the slabs its a relatively easy thing to do.
If a good fabricator has similar colors from different manufacturers you can safely pick the less expensive one and know you are still getting the same quality of material.
Note the stipulation "a good fabricator". A slightly cheaper similar color from a less qualified fabricator is NOT a bargain.
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Plus, you also have to factor in the total costs of the job, not just the plain square footage costs. By the time you add in buying 2 whole slabs of quartz instead of just the square footage you need, the undermount sink, the upgraded edge, the radius for the corners etc. sometimes the "cheap" deal isn't so cheap anymore. But if cheap is your only criteria, you are looking for, you are sure to find it. Just don't be surprised if it's also poorly done.
I am considering the Viatera Magnolia myself. Do not have a sample of Organic White but will look for one since the Magnolia is a Home Depot exclusive, and as such, I would not have pricing leverage as with the other choices which can be price shopped (yes and quality fabrication shopped) at various dealers. I like the Magnolia because it is a bright white with some visual texture that is minimal and without looking plastic. Let me know what you decide. I'm stuck choosing a counter material and holding up my reno!


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We have just returned from a wonderful trip on the Danube from Nuremburg to Budapest with Viking River Cruise. We spent three days in Prague before starting the cruise, and enjoyed every minute. Prague is a beautiful and fascinating city, and we took the 4-hour walking city tour which was very informational. That left us with plenty of time to sightsee on our own, and we found Prague a terrific walking city with dozens of places of interest.
We greatly enjoyed being on the Njord, a recently built ship. The staff was attentive, helpful and professional, and the food was fresh, delicious and attractively presented. Our stateroom was understandably small, but pleasant and with ample storage space. Our housekeeper Marija did a beautiful job of keeping it shiny and clean both morning and evening, and she did everything with a big smile and happy attitude.
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COLDWATER — The Coldwater Lion's Club cross country meet is a test run for the Midwest Athletic Conference meet for the conference's teams. For other area squads the meet one of the final tune-ups before their respective league meets against one of the best area fields.
Van Wert's boys and Coldwater's girls teams both edged out Minster for team wins on Thursday evening.
St. Marys Carter Bowman's strong sophomore season came to an end after he shot an 81 at the Division II district meet at Sycamore Springs on Thursday.
Bowman advanced from the Country Acres sectional a week ago.
Wauseon won the district title to advance to state with a team score of 335. Bryan also advanced with a 337 score after winning a tiebreaker with Napoleon and Port Clinton.
The Division II state meet will be held on the Scarlet and Gray Courses in Columbus.
SIDNEY — A Shelby County grand jury has indicted two officials with the Shelby County Humane Society on alleged theft charges that included using the organization's funds to pay for personal items.
In a news release issued on Thursday, Shelby County Sheriff John Lenhart announced the indictments against Mike Lescowitch, president of the Shelby County Humane Society, and Angela Bray, treasurer for the organization. Lescowitch was indicted on one count of theft in office, a fourth-degree felony, and Bray faces one count of theft, a fifth-degree felony.
NEW KNOXVILLE — The Rangers made quick work of the Fort Recovery Indians, 25-20, 25-17, 25-17, in Midwest Athletic Conference action at The Barn on Thursday.
Madison Lammers led New Knoxville with seven kills. Taylor Niemeyer and Meg Reineke each added six kills.
Kalyn Schroer and Abby Rohrbach each had three aces.
New Knoxville improved to 14-5 and 6-2 in the MAC.
Evelyn B. Shellabarger, 86, of Celina, died on Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2012, at the Gardens of Celina.
She was born on Jan. 19, 1926, in Mercer County, to Harry O. Wagner and Jennie Woods, and they preceded her in death.
On June 2, 1951, she married Loyell R. Shellabarger, and he preceded her in death on Nov. 9, 2009.
She is survived by two sons, Curt (Deb) Shellabarger of Celina and Todd (Mary) Shellabarger of St. Marys; a sister, Mary Harner of Celina; four grandchildren.
Gertrude E. Ripploh, 90, of Minster, died at 8:10 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2012, at Heritage Manor Nursing Home in Minster.
She was born on Sept. 20, 1922, in Colifax, Ill., to Richard and Stella (Fitzpatrick) Kelley, and they preceded her in death.
She married her first husband Deidrich in 1943, and he preceded her in death in 1958. She married her second husband William A. Ripploh on Jan. 2, 1961, in St. Marys, and he preceded her in death on Jan. 7, 2011.
Dorothy E. Wolf, 101, of Minster, died at 12:10 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 4, 2012, at Heritage Manor Nursing Center.
She was born on May 16, 1911, in Fort Loramie, to Frank and Emma (Ernst) Boerger, and they preceded her in death.
On Feb. 3, 1937, she married Albert H. Wolf, and he preceded her in death on Jan. 2, 1997.
WAPAKONETA — Wapakoneta Police Department officers are investigating a call reporting a threatening comment made by a 15-year-old student to another student while being transported home Wednesday on a school bus.
A call came in at 4:10 p.m. reporting the student had harassed another student. According to the report, High School Principal Aaron Rex had already made contact with the student and his parents and had addressed the situation.
ST. MARYS — A St. Marys native traveled to the Middle East this week to begin a three-year project as a peacemaker.
Jonathan Brenneman left for Palestine on Tuesday to join a team of people working to keep peace between Israeli settlers and local Palestinians in the southern West Bank city of Hebron.


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Would you please download the marker photo you took for Frank H. Cole #56623735, and download it to the Memorial for Adeline "Addy" (Warner) Ellison Cole #56623727. I shall write a photo request and direct it to you.
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I have no definitive information that John Baird's year of birth is 1841, but was merely speculating based on the shadow on the photo and the years his siblings were born. He is a very, very, very distant relative and there is no need to transfer him to me.
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I just - them ex: Emma Grettenberger Klunzinger-Pease. The Klunzinger-Pease in the last name and the Grettenberger in the maiden name slot.
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I did a little research. The headstone is for Edward Gay's first wife, Clarissa Lee who died Nov 14, 1853 (on headstone). I added their marriage record to their bio. Clarissa Kellogg (some have her name as Polly Ann Clarissa) appears to have been Edward Fairbank Gay's second wife and she's the one who died in 1896. I haven't found his marriage record to #2, but the IGI says Edward and Clarissa Kellogg married June 6, 1854 in Dexter, Washtenaw, MI.
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Do you have further information on John G and Eleanore Worden. I found them in the 1860 census living with Thomas (38) and Sarah (36) George D (16) and Clarissa (12). I believe George may be my ggg grandfather. Any help would be appreciated.
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There are many Haskells but if you notice the name change... John Haskell was my dads uncle.
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Karen is a resident of Woodbury, and one of The Governor's enforcers tasked with protecting the wall. In the episode "The Suicide King", Karen is seen trying to leave Woodbury when conditions worsen. Andrea calms Karen and the other residents down, and they stay in Woodbury. In the episode "Home", Andrea asks Karen for Martinez and The Governor's whereabouts; she tells Andrea the two left Woodbury but dodges further questions. In the episode "I Ain't a Judas", Karen becomes angry when the asthmatic adolescent, Noah, is forced to join Woodbury's army. In the episode "Welcome to the Tombs", Karen is among The Governor's soldiers who attack and fail to take over the prison. When the army rebels against returning to the prison, The Governor shoots all of them, except his top henchmen (Martinez and Shumpert), and Karen, who hides under a body and survives. She is found by Rick, Michonne, and Daryl hiding in a truck, and is among the citizens of Woodbury who are taken to the prison.
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i do this! i installed a valve on the showerhead so i can just flip it up to turn the water off while soaping up, shampooing, scrubbing, etc. flip the valve back down to re-start the water at the same temperature as before. there are showerheads with this feature built-in, but i didn't like the force of the spray... i put the valve in behind my waterfall showerhead. i picked up the valve at an Ace Hardware for under $5 and it only took a few minutes to install.
mshogan 4 years
If you are worried about the amount of water you are using in the shower, try changing your shower head. Some shower heads really use a lot less water, without taking away the water pressure, plus you'll save money on your utility bill.
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Trying not to feed the troll, but Dory has a point. I love hot showers. They're fun, I used to take them. But being eco-friendly isn't just buying Seventh Generation paper towels (or, uhh, not bying paper towels) and getting a prius. Being eco-friendly is making a real sacrifice like keeping your old car and giving up things you really like. I'm making a real effort to be eco-friendly by not buying things I don't need. Even if they are secondhand or 'green' or 90% off. That includes hot water (no, I don't need a long shower, or a hot one, to get clean), packaged food (as much as I can), etc. It isn't that there is a distinction between people who are and aren't eco-friendly, it's just saying that you aren't really putting the environment first where it matters (and you know it matters and you know you don't *need* the shower).
matzsmith 4 years
Navy all the way baby!! I got other things I like to spend my $$ on that bring me more pleasure than letting it go down the drain!
4 years
I turn it off because its easier to shave and lather without the water washing it away...I also do it because it saves us a lot of money on our water bill!
4 years
I have a water-saving shower head that allows me to reduce the water pressure from full blast to a scant sprinkle. After soaking everything initially, I turn the water pressure down low while I soap up and shampoo. It isn't nearly as luxurious or hot, but enough to keep me from being totally freezing and miserable until I crank the water back up to rinse.
thesterrious 4 years
wasting water while showering is my guilty pleasure...
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Wow, Dory, a little self righteous? Any effort made to be more environmentally friendly is wonderful. There isn't a dichotomy of "you are eco-friendly" or "you aren't eco-friendly" based on shower time. Be appreciative of the little things. They all make a difference. Supportive comments sure go a lot further than self righteous and pompous know-it-all generalizations. Are you laying on a fur rug in your profile picture? Don't even get me started on the decimation factor farming and consumption of meat does to our environment (I'm going to throw skinning animals alive for sake of fur into that category). I hope it's fake, for your environmentalist soul's sake. All of you taking normal length showers but making environmentally friendly decisions outside of the shower, I respect that and commend any effort made to better our planet! Kudos to you!
susan1326 4 years
Not a lingerer, but not a super-short showerer, either. I waste my water on long, relaxing baths at night and then shower in the morning to wash my hair.
mejenna 4 years
I started doing this occasionally when using my new clairsonic brush, mostly because I started taking a lot longer showers while exfoliating. Maybe I'm neurotic, but it stresses me out if I think Im paying too much for the water bill, so this type of shower-taking is more relaxing to me!
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Well, I'm not the original poster who said they do this quite often in Europe, but it is true. I have lived in various European countries and in Russia and it was really common to do this. I'm not sure why you were offended by someone mentioning that many Europeans do this. Many countries in Europe are very eco-friendly and Americans could easily pick up a few of their habits to make their lives a little greener :)
Dorycubana 4 years
"I'm pretty eco-frinedly ut of the shower". sound like being a Christian during the holidays, for the tree, cokiies and gifts, but not when it comes to confession and Sunday mass. lol. either you are eco-friendly and behave green whenever or you are not. You could have at least promised you'll try to do it in the future and make a habit of it. I see a lot of poor family children did it regularly and did not think they were less clean or warm. so there's a point. The one thing I do not like is this pidgeonholing about Europena ways. "A lot of Europeans do this kind of showering as well." who told you this? I know more American who HAD to do this, because of faulty faucets, water mixers, small hot water tanks.
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"I'm pretty eco-frinedly ut of the shower". sound like being a Christian during the holidays, for the tree, cokiies and gifts, but not when it comes to confession and Sunday mass. lol.either you are eco-friendly and behave green whenever or you are not. You could have at least promised you'll try to do it in the future and make a habit of it. I see a lot of poor family children did it regularly and did not think they were less clean or warm. so there's a point. The one thing I do not like is this pidgeonholing about Europena ways. "A lot of Europeans do this kind of showering as well." who told you this? I know more American who HAD to do this, because of faulty faucets, water mixers, small hot water tanks.
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lol! I'm in the navy and all we were taught was to jump in and get out two minutes later. most of of us would just brush our teeth and MAYBE wash our hair. no time to shave either. bleck!
Frenched 4 years
I'm a shower lingerer, I'm sorry! Usually my showers will last from 10 to 15 minutes. It's my one indulgence! I'm also petty eco-friendly outside of the shower.
stephley 4 years
I keep most showers to around 6-7 minutes, except once a week when I indulge myself - they're too relaxing not to.
simplystella 4 years
I've always had showers like that - and I do the same when I'm brushing my teeth :D I love to think that something as easy can be as good for the environment :)
simplystella 4 years
I've always had showers like that - and I do the same when I'm brushing my teeth :DI love to think that something as easy can be as good for the environment :)
bohokitty 4 years
When I was a kid we took showers like this ( there were six of us and we had a smaller hot water tank.) Now that I'm older I usually take too long in the shower.
ChilePepper 4 years
ha, i had no idea this had a name! my husband has always showered this way (no military background, just trying to save on gas & water in a poor family growing up), and i've started too, but only out of necessity - our wonky shower gets hot for about 2 minutes, then goes cold again. to get hot water again, you have to turn the dang thing off, wait 2 minutes, then turn it on for another couple of hot minutes. drives me nuts, but i guess i'm helping the environment!
Rouge14 4 years
I didn't know it even had a name, but that's how I've been showering since I was a kid, that's how me and my brothers and sisters have been taught to shower. To me it's completely logical that I need to turn the water off when I don't need it, of course it is hard to do over winter (and I do love to linger under hot water to keep me warm) but knowing there are millions of people in the world who don't even have access to drinkable water or are unable to take showers, I just couldn't feel good with myself knowing I'm already lucky to have what they don't, and take the luxury of wasting it, especially because I tend to not realise how much time I spend in there :s
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even in the dead cold of winter, with my teeth chattering. I can't stand to see water wasted
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I worked on a ship and we referred to it as a 'ship shower.' We would dock in very isolated places so we had very limited water on the ship. Captain ordered only 5 minute showers. Now I'm in the habit of taking short showers, or ship showers. Just as clean, good for environment and wallet. Saves on electric bill and water bill.
Sundaydrive 4 years
I've just started taking cooler showers. It actually feels great in the summer when its 90+ outside. I don't take longer showers, so this way I'm still saving energy while not having to readjust the water temp every few minutes!
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Picked up a set of 17 inch RAV 4 alloys for my 2wd, 4 cyl tacoma. My research here shows a 235 70 15 is the largest tire possible on a stock 15 inch rim for a truck like mine.
Am I safe in assuming that if I limit my choice of tires for the 17 inch rims to tires that are similar to the size of the maximum 15 inch size I should avoid clearance issues? I'm thinking something in the 235 60 17 size. The RAV 4 rims are +45 offset as compared to, I believe, + 40 on the stock 15's.
Any info would be appreciated.


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Dr. Miriam P. Zidehsarai, DO
- 224 W Exchange St Ste 330
Akron, OH 44302
- 3 Locations
- (330) 436-3150
Dr. Miriam P. Zidehsarai graduated from the Midwestern University/ Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2002. She works in Akron, OH and 2 other locations and specializes in Nephrology. Dr. Zidehsarai is affiliated with Akron General Medical Center, Robinson Memorial Hospital, Summa Akron City Hospital and Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital.
Gender: Female
Languages Spoken: English
Medical School: Midwestern University/ Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine; Graduated 2002
*This physician has multiple office locations. See Office Information for details.