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Munich's premier hotel
I recently again spent few days in this hotel and having stayed also in other fivestar Munich hotels, I must admit the Mandarin Oriental is the best choice for those looking for luxury, privacy and perfect service.
Upon my early arrival about 11 a.m. I was immediatelly given a room, not common at some other hotels. The lady from reception even followed me upstairs to show me the room. I booked a superior category room but this room was actually bigger than some suites I had at other hotels. It featured a well organized walk-in wardrobe, marble bath with separated toilet and shower stall, a sitting area and a TV with DVD player. The view was nothing special but I did not ask for a room with a view, they would probably assign such upon request.
I inquired about an internet access point and was shown their small business centre. I asked whether it was possible to hire a PC and within minutes (!) a clerk brought me a laptop to my room to use
during my stay, free of charge.
Another pleasant touch is the free minibar, which partially compensates the higher accomodation price. I was also allowed a late 4 p.m. checkout, again without any extra fee.
The most lovely part of the hotel is the rooftop terrace with a small pool. There whole area is small but it does not bother because it is accessible exclusively to hotel guests so there are never too many people around. The views are really stunning, the pool is fully serviced with drinks and meals. Very romantic place to have a cocktail or a glass of champagne upon the sunset or in the early evening overlooking the bustling streets of Munich.
The dinner at the restaurant Mark�s was very pleasant too. Breakfast is only partially buffet-style, most things have to be ordered a la carte but are included,the staff is very friendly and helpful
they even bring you things from the buffet on request so one has not to leave the table at all.
There is a small desk at the entrance and the staff always watches the people coming in the hotel, for me it is a welcomed security feature that nobody can simply walk in and go up to the rooms like at some bigger hotels.
The only minus for me was the very small fitness area. But it was probably not possible to create a bigger fitness centre due to lack of space in the house.
This hotel is for me one of the very few remaing ones for whose the term " personalized service" is not only a plain brochure phrase but a reality.
The finest hotel experience anywhere
My wife and I spent our honeymoon in Switzerland and Munich in October, and let me say that ending up in Munich at the Mandarin Oriental was the perfect ending to the perfect honeymoon.
The concierge and staff bent over backwards to make our stay and the occaision as special as possible. I recognize that we were honeymooners, but after observing the staff's actions around other guests, it appears such customer service is the norm.
The rooms are not the crazy fancy of others, but more simple and understated elegance. The bathroom is riduculous. To reiterate what was stated in the previous reveiw, the robes are a huge plus.
I did a lot of reading on this site and others regarding our hotel in Munich. When I broke it down, there were basically three top hotels in the city: the Kempenski Vier Jahreszetien, Bayer. Hof, and the Mandarin Oriental. All three are in the same general vacinity, and I kept reading that the Mandarin was the smallest and quaintest of the three (and also was the most affordable too!). Well, after walking by the others while there, I can say that we are of the opinion that all are great, but the Mandarin Oriental is the way to go if you like to be pampered with the type of customer service that all the great hotels aspire to have. The Hofbrauhaus is literally right behind the hotel, but noise was never and issue -- and that is coming from a guest whose balcony overlooked the place.
If this says anything -- in choosing the city for our next getaway, my wife and I have found ourselves asking just one question: does it have a Mandarin Oriental?? If all of the others are like this one, then I doubt we will ever stay anywhere else!
BEST hotel E V E R !!!!
What can I say. Seriously, I travel A LOT and I've never had a room or service to parallel that of Munich's Mandarin Oriental.
From the rose-petal infused dish to wash my fingertips, to the elegant plate of daily afternoon fruit, this hotel does the little things remarkably well. The service is SUPERB without being a bit intrusive. The concierge staff really cares about your happiness - they go WAY beyond the call of duty and seem to know the tastes of every guest in the hotel.
My only critical comment is that the exercise room is so painfully small. They have some free weights, but no bench (and no room for a bench). It's amusing, actually. The exercise room does have a great plasma TV and, of course, it's stocked with fruit, so I spent most of my workouts munching and watching CNN.
The bathrobes are the thickest SOFTEST (which is rare) terry-cloth robes I've ever seen. I was very cose to dishing out the 165 Euros it would have set me back to bring on of those robes home.
The bathtub is huge and formd to the human body. The shower can fit ten people (not that I tried)....
The location, a block from the Maximillianstrasse, is PERFECT. The famed Hofbrauhas is almost right behind the hotel, and the restaurants in the area are amazing.
I have stayed at other top Munich hotels before this trip but, from now on, it's ONLY the Munich Mandarin Oriental for me!!!!
Class...total class
Because I am on a tight budget for a project that requires me to travel out of the country at least twice a month, I was little reluctant to stay in this hotel where the absolute cheapest rate is about 300 euros a night, but I have been dying to see what became of the old Hotel Raphael now that the Mandarin has bought it up.
My first impression was not good: I was shown up to a room that had a view of a parking garage. However, when I called down to the reception desk, they expeditiously relocated me to a room with a view. It was large, bright, and tastefully decorated. My only complaint was that the toilet seat was cracked and there was no one on the premises to fix it when I discovered it.
But, one tends to overlook things like these when everyone on the staff knows your name after you have checked in, and you feel like you're coming home. The bartender makes the best apple martini I have ever had in my life (his secret is 2 teaspoons of apple sauce and a bit of Galliano), and Dario the concierge is a dream come true. I will return again, and often.
Fantastic Hotel, Location and Staff
Our family stayed at Mandarin Oriental from Aug 1 to Aug 4 of 2004. We had 2 connecting junior suites - for my wife and I and our 2 children.
This is great hotel. The rooms are fantastic. The roof top pool has an incredilbe view of downtown Munich. It is worth a night here - to play in the pool, have a drink and check out the amazing view.
The staff was extremely helpful and always made us feel comfortable. We had several unusual requests for help for the concierge - who never failed to help us out and make us feel welcome.
Our family travels alot and usually we stay at pretty nice places. Mandarin Oriental is one of the BETTER 5 Stars in our European experience.
FYI - we have also stayed at the Hotel BayerisherHof - which is another 5 star in Munich. I can not think of anything nice to say about our experience there - other than "nice location"
Beautiful Hotel
Great location to the shopping district of Munich plus other sites. Spacious rooms and a very helpful staff. Enjoyed going into the square next to the hotel for coffee in the morning. Also, be sure to eat at the Hof for a traditional German meal and atmosphere. Lovely hotel.
Best Hotel in Munich
The Mandarin Oriental, is a small Hotel with perfect and friendly service which give you a feeling like coming home. It is perfect situated, at a small side road of the famous Maximilian street. The rooms are very spacious and well equiped. The bed is a dream. Marks restaurant serve good food, enjoy a great coktail and live music at the hotel bar. From the rooftop pool you have during summer a fantasic view over the roofs of Munich.
Best hote in Munich
Beautiful hotel with elegance. Great to know that even Prince Charles has also stayed at this grand hotel.
Exquisiite and pricey
This is a fabulous small hotel - but be prepared to pay dearly. However, if you can afford it, it's worth it - mostly. Location is central and within easy walking distance of key sights and restaurants. However, it can be noisy at night due to its proximity to the Hofbrauhaus so be sure to request a room NOT facing it. Our check-in was easy and fast. We had driven in and they valet parked our car. NY price of E19.50/day. The room was adequate in size and exquisitely furnished. Terrific marble bath with shower and tub. Fruit & cheese plate waiting for us when we opened the door. Breakfast is NOT included and was an exorbitant E24.00 per person for the buffet regardless of how much/little you ate. All in all a great place for our last night in Germany after spending a week hiking in the Bavarian Alps.
Fabulous Small Elegant Hotel
We have stayed there twice - previously when it was the Rafael and after it became the Mandarin Oriental. Wonderful location right behind the Hofbr�uhaus - short walking distance to Marienplatz, Viktualienmarkt, Theatinerstrasse, etc. Gorgeous rooms - probably the best bathrooms in Germany - separate toilets/bidets, separate marbled showers & tubs. Ask for a room with a view towards Frauenkirche, Marienplatz - much better than the opposite direction. Just beautiful when the spires are lit up at night.Check-in can be slightly frosty, but didn't let it bother us. Wonderful bar for meeting friends & elegant breakfast room. Huge fruit basket in room upon arrival, wonderful service, super-comfy beds, great work area. We have stayed in all of the top hotels of Munich & like this the best - no conferences/meetings like at the Bayerischer Hof and nicer rooms than the Vier Jahreszeiten. Worth the splurge and be sure & have dinner at Austernkeller, a few blocks behind the hotel - excellent lobster thermidor in a cozy, yet colorful setting with incredibly gracious service. My favorite hotel in my favorite city!
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The U.S. government's bizarre tourism campaign for South Vietnamtags: The Atlantic, South Vietnam, Vietnam War, tourism, 1960s
Before Vietnam became synonymous to 1970s Americans with a seemingly endless war, it might have conjured images of French wines and big game hunting. In the early 1960s, the U.S. government tried to encourage tourism in Vietnam in elsewhere in Southeast Asia as a sort of travel diplomacy.
"Tourism's proper development, it was believed, could serve important U.S. geostrategic objectives," writes University of Minnesota history professor Scott Laderman in his 2009 book Tours of Vietnam: War, Travel Guides, and Memory. Friendly American faces could soften the reputation of the U.S. overseas, it was thought, and their souvenir purchases might bolster emerging economies....
[H]ere are some highlights from a 1961 travel brochure for the country, aptly titled "Visit Fascinating Vietnam," stored at archive.org and apparently housed at one point by the University of Texas....
Saigon is "the cleanest, most fascinating city in the Orient," it says, with traffic jams made "not by cars, but by scooters," and it comes complete with "vendors of soup, dried meat, and sugar cane juice," "the best French cooking in the Orient," and, "above all, the doe-eyed shapely Vietnamese girls dressed in the most gracious way." (Emphasis theirs.)...
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Show me where they're distributing it. From everything I've heard, Google is the one that said "Oops, we got this stuff by mistake & are going to delete it as soon as we let everyone know". Go read the man pages for Kismet, sounds like that's what they were using & didn't turn off the data collection option.
IP address would be useless, 90+% of them will be behind a NAT device (and thus mostly be similar to 192.168.100.1), the majority of the rest wouldn't be permanent addresses, so wouldn't be reliable after just a week. Unless you logged into the networks, and did a traceroute to a outside network, ip addresses would be useless.
Just bring up your wireless "Site Monitor" in any major city and you will see dozens of unique mac addresses that a) will likely be the same a year from now b) not require a connection to see (like the IP would.) Thus you could run a program on your laptop that would gather those MAC's, send them to google, and google could a) give you a location within a block (indoors, outdoors, un-affected by solar flares...) b) google can refine the map of AP's in your area.
You would need a decent seed, to get people to give up this information in exchange for a location, thus what google is logging. With Mac address and signal strength You could locate someone withing a couple cubicles at my work. With GPS you could locate which door they walked in, at best. With IP address you could tell it was a mesh network, little else.
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The Quova's Check Your IP Address link has changed. The new one is http://www.quova.com/what/ip-repository/
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This work was carried out at the Institut für Spektrometrie, Dortmund, and at the Universität Dortmund, with support from the Minister für Wissenschaft und Forschung des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen, the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, the Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst and the Fonds der Chemischen Industrie.
Infrared Rotatory Dispersion of Liquid-Crystalline Solutions of Chiral Molecules†
Article first published online: 22 DEC 2003
DOI: 10.1002/anie.197707901
Copyright © 1977 by Verlag Chemie, GmbH, Germany
Angewandte Chemie International Edition in English
Volume 16, Issue 11, pages 790–791, November 1977
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Korte, E.-H., Schrader, B., Bualek, S. and Krabbe, H. J. (1977), Infrared Rotatory Dispersion of Liquid-Crystalline Solutions of Chiral Molecules. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. Engl., 16: 790–791. doi: 10.1002/anie.197707901
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By: Curtis Drogmiller
The Fraternal Order of Police Southwestern Oakland County Lodge #128 held their Annual Cops and Kids Holiday event at the Meijer's store on Grand River in Wixom on Thursday December 4, 2014. On hand were members from ICE-ERO, Homeland Security-OIG, officers from various cities in Oakland County, the Oakland County Sheriffs Dept., even a couple firefighters. FOP 128 President John KirkPatrick said," I am proud of everyone involved with our Cops and Kids annual holiday event at Meijer in Wixom, Meijer's was the perfect partner and our membership came out in large numbers of local and federal law enforcement officers to make this holiday brighter for several area children."
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By: Curtis DrogmillerOctober 10, 2014 Thirty years ago in Walled Lake Michigan one of Oakland County's most trusted Jewelers Dale Uranis opened his doors for business: Dale's Custom Jewelry and repair. With wife Carol by his side, in 1984 Dale found the perfect building for his storefront located at 933 N. Pontiac trail. Dale has been making jewelry for over 50 years now, and has developed a great reputation as one of the area's most honest, trusted jewelers mastering incredible workmanship, a true craftsman. Dale is a full jeweler with over 50 years experience in cutting stones, silver smiting, shadow box , works with waxes, makes custom castings, replaces approximately 1000's watch batteries yearly, finishing and diamond setting working with precious metals silver and gold. Dales branding signature symbol for his creations is a U with a D in the center. Dale has a love to carve and design animals in his jewelry making artwork. Prior to opening Dale's Custom Jewelry, Dale developed a reputation working out of his home and making several appointments at area restaurants taking orders for custom jewelry. Dale said," the key to his success is simply being honest and educating his customers."" I provide service with a smile, my customers all become return customers, we are a small business with no high pressure sales, many of our customers come in and stop by for a laugh or two or come by to simply talk and become friends, we have the greatest customers." The store is unique with a character all of its own, the walls covered in antique pictures and a wall of many police items, mugs, caps and patches Dale has collected over the years. Dale is known for his great big heart, generosity and his charity work, he supports and raises funds yearly for FOP128 Cops and Kids, Homes for the troops, Wolverine Packing Party and Special Olympics. When not making Jewelry, Dale is the Associate Liaison for the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 128. Dale plans on spending his retirement years doing whatever I want to do he said. He plans on spending time fishing and hunting and wants to get their dog Goldie certified for therapy for working in hospitals, schools and nursing homes. On October 31, 2014 Dales Custom Jewelry will open its doors one last time before retirement. Dale will be retiring as well as his wife Carol of 51 years. Between now and October 31st. Dale's will have a in store rummage sale selling Jewelry, showcases, desks, file cabinets, bookcases, chairs, glassware , Antiques, large police collection and more. Dale's recommend Suburban Exchange for your future battery replacement needs and for watch repair he endorses Northville clock and watch. Dale's Custom Jewelry is located: 933 N. Pontiac Trail, Walled Lake 248-669-4320 Store Hours: Tues-Fri noon to 5 P.M. Sat. 10 am- 2pm.Photo credits: Curtis Drogmiller
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Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #128 Southwestern Oakland County President John Kirkpatrick presented a placque(plaque) of recognition to Angie Williams Gorman and son Thomas Gorman Jr. in honor of Thomas Gorman Sr. for his 34 years of service as a public safety officer at Detroit Mercy Hospital. The presentation of the plaque was on October 1, 2014 during the FOP128 general membership meeting.PHOTO CREDIT: Curtis Drogmiller
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How to minimize appearance of cracks in painted cabinet doors
Sorry if this is long. My brother and his wife bought a long low cabinet with doors to use as a base for their flat screen TV. It is distressed and painted, with the doors being further painted with an asian floral design and an umber glaze over that. It is from a Home Goods store. They know it is not a finely made piece of furniture but still really like it. Shortly after they bought it (a month?) they heard sharp cracking sounds and found the doors had split horizontally in several places. They asked my opinion when I came over about what they could do to fix it. They do not want to return it. It was inexpensive but an unusual shape which fits the room perfectly. I will ask for advice here before I suggest something to them.
I examined it. The cracks are narrow (maybe a millimeter) and are only on the doors. The frame of the piece is fine and still very solid, no loose joints. You can see through the cracks that there is what looks like a thin layer of gesso under the paint, on the doors only. ItÂs the thin line of white gesso that makes the crack show more.
So tell me if IÂm wrongÂI said it would continue to crack, that the wood was probably not dried enough before manufacturing. It probably started cracking at the start of furnace season. I looked inside where the wood is only stained and not painted. It looks like pine but may be something else from the far east. Though the doors are painted on the outside the inside is not painted. Maybe uneven tension caused the cracking. The cracks follow the lines of the joined strips of wood but do not go all the way through to the inside. You can see some crazing of the paint that exposes tiny slivers of white gesso. I said not to fill the cracks, it would just crack again. I suggested they run a brush with dilute acrylic paint inside the cracks to tint the gesso to generally match the colors on the doors. Since it has a "distressed" finish if they just minimize the visibility of the cracks they can just pretend this is more distressing. If they actually filled the cracks it would be almost impossible to match the paint on the doors considering the cracks are running through an elaborate painted design.
Tell me if I am correct or should advise something else. Thanks!
A lot of nice looking, inexpensive furniture is made in Far East countries that have a lot of humidity. As long as the stuff stays local, it is fine. Once it is exported, further drying occurs---and CRACK!
Your assessment of the situation is right, as well. Uneven/different finishes allow for uneven drying/ageing/weathering.
There is little that can be done to stop/minimize the drying/cracking. They can do whatever they feel makes the piece look the best.


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I agree with Batman's actions, but not his motivation - it's as if this was written by a brony who is butthurt about people hating on his beloved show, believing that EVERYONE MUST love it, simply because he does and he knows others who do. Would not recommend - if you want to portray someone who is hating on something, try to make sure they actually hate the thing they're hating on. Otherwise it's just idiotic ideals.
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Say Aah! Originally uploaded by Editor_Tupp A few weeks ago, I decided to encourage Fustar in his life-affirming journey through China's finest playthings, Manky Toy Monday. I bought a few likely lads myself intending to remind him of the joys of a Manky Toy. But before I could write my own gizmo guides, he sprang back into life with two new manky toy spectaculars- now with video! My own contribution remains second best, but I offer to you today the …
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Call & Post salutes Lady Gilmore
She has been happily married to husband Deacon Gilmore for more than 40 years
Raymond W. Hinton and the Anointed Voices of Praise Ministry
The project, which is entitled "I'm Coming Out of My Storm," will be released soon.
GCC gives their four recommendations from DOJ Report
This meeting stemmed from the DOJ report where they had found a pattern and practice of Cleveland police officers using excessive force and violating rights.
All aboard "A train called Freedom"
Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglas are on the train and then they pick up Sojourner Truth and Elijah McCoy who gives you a history lesson about discovering who you really are before Vida Posey comes back and sing "Can't Let ...
Cleveland Men of Song honors Black History Month
Professor Wade II has been an inspiration to many and Fellows talked about how it was an honor to serve and play with him at Temple Baptist Church.
'Christmas when you're 9' CD is out
Mark David Ribbins from 107FM The Wave served as the Master of Ceremonies and did an excellent job.
Gaines Funeral Home caters to all
Their professional team of funeral directors and staff will assist you in making your dreams a reality. People find comfort for years to come when they can stand and say I did it my way.
Rev. Charles Lucas Jr. honored
Lucas always talks about family including his son Jason Lucas, who owns Lucas Memorial Chapel a Funeral Home in Garfield Heights. Jason is whose married to Yolanda Hilliard Lucas.
State Senator Nina Turner addressed the Christian Business League
The Christian Business League was formed with the mission, "to serve as a faith-based organization, using a collaborative approach to community-wide economic development and empowerment."
Street named after Elder Carrington
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Did I ruin my sheepskin rug?
I got a sheepskin rug at the farmer's market a while ago and we love it, it's very nice in front of the fireplace. I was told that it was perfectly fine to use the washer/dryer to clean it so long as there was no heat. So I washed it and the skin turned all slimy and grew so weak that fingers could easily poke through it, it also took a very long time to dry. Now it is finally dry but the skin is still weird feeling, not like leather but like dried-out icky skin. Does it sound like I ruined my rug, or like the skin was never properly cured in the first place?
When I was a kid we always had a sheepskin rug in front of the fire and I remember the skin on those feeling like soft leather, they were also washed time after time and lasted more than a decade. Why is mine so different? Is there any way to fix it?
Thanks in advance for any advice you can give!
Well, just to update anyone who might be interested it seems that the answer was yes and yes. I ruined it, and it was improperly cured. Or you could say I ruined it because it was improperly cured. Either way it's ruined, so I gave it to someone who is willing to try curing it a second time and then sewing a backing onto it. I wish her luck!


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Bears offense catching up to D's greatness
September, 24, 2013
By John McTigue, ESPN Stats & Info | ESPN.com
AP Photo/Nam Y. HuhMarc Trestman is the 3rd coach in Bears history to win each of his first 3 games with the team.
New coach Marc Trestman joins George Halas and Neill Armstrong as the only coaches to win their first three games with the Bears.
Trestman was billed as an offensive-minded coach coming into Chicago, and his changes to the offense have made the Bears formidable on both sides of the ball.
Short and Sweet
The biggest change to the Bears' offense this season has been the shortening of the passing game.
Last season Jay Cutler was one of two quarterbacks (Andrew Luck) with an average pass length 10 yards downfield. This season Cutler's average pass has traveled 7.0 yards downfield, 27th in the NFL.
Cutler percent of attempts in 2012:
Cutler percent of attempts in 2013:
The higher rate of completions is just one of the benefits to the shorter passing game.
Less Sacks
Shorter passes don't take as long to develop which means Cutler has been able to get rid of the ball quicker.
This, along with some offseason improvements to the offensive line, have led to fewer sacks for Cutler.
From 2009 to 2012, Cutler was sacked on 7.6 percent of his dropbacks, the highest rate in the NFL. This season he's been sacked on only 2.9 percent of his dropbacks, the second lowest rate in the NFL.
More Forte
Matt Forte has averaged 24 touches per game through the first three weeks of the season. If the season ended today, that would rank as the highest rate of his career.
Trestman has gotten the ball to Forte more on the ground, with his 18.3 rushes per game ranking as his second highest career rate.
But Cutler and Trestman have increased Forte's involvement in the passing game as well.
Forte has 18 receptions through three games this season (6.0 rec per game). Through the first five seasons of his career, Forte averaged 3.6 receptions per game.
Forte's increased presence in the passing game takes some of the pressure off of Brandon Marshall.
Last season Marshall was targeted on a league-high 41 percent of his pass routes. This season, only 30 percent (with only a slight drop in production, -0.7 receptions per game).
Some Things Haven't Changed
Not everything has changed in Chicago, and the Bears' defense is proof of that.
Chicago's defense has continued to force turnovers and put points on the board. The Bears' three defensive touchdowns lead the NFL and equal the offensive output from both the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Jacksonville Jaguars.
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Frost Damage
My hydrangea (about 5ft tall now) was loaded with buds. The other night it got so cold my hydrangea suffered severe frost bite. Many of the leaves and some of the buds have blackened. It was looking full and beautiful and now it's unsightly. What should I do? Should I remove the damaged leaves? Thanks for your help.
Just let it be for now. Severely damaged foliage will eventually drop off and be replaced and you can trim off any topgrowth later when you can confirm it is dead -- IF it is dead :-)
How cold did it get? Typically hydrangeas are unaffected by spring frosts - mine are exposed to them frequently without issue.
I also had my 3rd year Endless Summer seem to bud all over then, spring frost killed all the little buds...nothing has happened since with it. Do you think it is a lost cause now?? It never had a chance to start new buds or needless to say any leaves at all. It's mid-April, nothing at all...
what do you think?
Same problem here with three year endless summers. I've been giving thought of a major trimming as it wasn't shaping well anyway. I'm guessing it will fare well and take on a better shape. I've hear it could re-bloom, but it's not as important.
I pass by a huge hydrangea nearby that a local farmer cuts to stubs in March. By late summer it's flourishing and blooming like crazy, but it has to be 20 years old.
I agree with gardengal...my ES got frost bit just the other night when temps dropped into the lower 30s and my mom told me to just leave the dead leaves and keep the soil moist. She said the leaves would grow back. Thank goodness ES reblooms so i may get to enjoy it at some point this season


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Good read for the Client
Shopping for a Pool anytime soon?
1.Shopping like you are buying a car.
Swimming pools are custom construction projects and are built by many individual trades and pool contractors with different standards. All pools are not built the same, unlike an automobile which is manufactured in a factory under controlled conditions. With a swimming pool much of what you do not see will impact the cost of pool ownership.
2.Not asking enough questions.
Do not assume every builder is going to give you an education or is capable of giving you one, for that matter. The more you know and understand the better buyer you will ultimately be. This helps you and your pool contractor. Do your homework. Your resources are endless, so use them!
3.Paralysis by analysis.
This is when someone gets 10-15 or more estimates for swimming pool construction and than cannot make a decision because they have become so confused. Do your due diligence and get 3 or 4 estimates from reputable swimming pool companies. Then make your decision and go with it.
4.Not checking out the experience level, history, or background of a Contractor.
What makes them qualified to build swimming pools? Consider the saying, "If you think the cost of a Professional is expensive, wait until you hire an Amateur."
5.Shopping based on price.
Usually if a deal seems too good to be true, it is! If you shop for price alone you are destined to be disappointed. Bottom line: you usually get what you pay for.
6.Shopping over the phone for a pool.
It is impossible and a waste of time. Visit the swimming pool builder or have them come to your home to provide you with an estimate. Visiting a contractor�s place of business will tell you a lot about the type of business it is. If they don't have a place of business, don't panic just go check out some of their work and talk to references.
7.Assuming swimming pools cost less to build in the wintertime.
We have seen increases in steel prices, concrete shortages, gas increases, and insurance premiumhikes. Pools don�t get cheaper as time goes on; swimming pools will never be less expensive than they are today.
8.Not reading contracts.
Make sure you understand what you are getting into. Make sure everything is in writing. It is very difficult to cancel a contract with many contractors after the obligatory 3-day rescission period. The contract should protect you AND the contractor.
9.Focusing on the aesthetics and not the mechanicals of the project.
Hydraulic design, flow rates, pipe size, pump and filter types, chemical management systems, and many other factors will make a difference in the ability of your swimming pool to stay clean and sanitized.
10.Not thinking about safety.
Swimming pools can be a great place to recreate, exercise, and just enjoy the outdoors. They can also be dangerous. Make sure you know what your City requires for barriers and fencing. More importantly, make sure you protect the ones you care for, and protect the ones that cannot protect themselves.
The more your customers know the better buyer they will become and you will look like a hero in their eyes...
Found this on Pool Genius! It can't be said much better.
Thanks for posting - very good info.
I'm making a spreadsheet to compare my bids, and it's revealing holes in some of the quotes. Very difficult to compare apples.
Also interesting, because it's been very, very difficult to get four quotes. Two came for interviews and never came back with a quote. A third was cost-plus from another county and we decided it would be too difficult and risky to pull the permits ourselves (we still have to close permits on house remodeling).
Additional things I think we can/should add and are in no particular order yet:
The suitability of the desired pool location is a huge concern that often leads to added costs that weren't mentioned. For example, what if there are large rocks found at the excavation, a high water table, heavy clay content, run off water coming from up hill neighbors, septic systems, and other situations that might make a particular location require some sort of corrective actions, some of which can be costly. Learning about any potential geological issues in your area before they are surprises will save you money. While surprises do often happen anyway, most can be foreseen with some investigative work.
While not all that hard to do, pool care education is important. No pool is maintenance free. Liken it to an artificial life form in the back yard. It has at least one heart (pump), veins and arteries (suction and return lines), kidney (filter), needs to be fed a proper diet, needs grooming, and has some sort of intelligence (timer or automation). Pools can get sick in different ways. Even if you plan to hire a service, you still need to be able to judge if they are doing it right.
More on contracts: If it isn't written, it wasn't said. Different states have different laws and recourses when it comes to contractor law.
Pay schedules often become a sore spot.
PBs need to make a fair profit. Good isn't cheap. Different regions have different costs to contend with so don't expect a pool in Massachusetts to cost the same as one in Florida.
Different regions may use different materials and even similar materials may have things like added shipping costs that you might not see burdened in.
You might be able to buy equipment on the 'net for less but the 'net is not going to show up if something breaks under warranty. It's great for the DIYer but you wouldn't bring your own steak to The Outback Steak House and expect them to cook it and serve it to you for free, would you?
Using builder A's design but not compensating him if you use builder B or going Owner/Builder to do it is wrong. That is the theft of intellectual property.
While it is often said that business doesn't have morals or ethics, there are a lot of people that don't work that way. Many are here to help counter the ones without the ethics or morals. It is a two way street though.
Pools cost a lot. Doing your research will pay off. This doesn't mean you have to learn in detail, every aspect of the project but finding reliable and trustworthy resources before hand is important.
A Mens clothier had a tag line I loved, "An educated consumer is our best customer."


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The strong demand that we saw in the yen market was historic, which allowed us to extend the maturity in a way that we wouldn't have thought possible in the past.
Alejandro Díaz de León, Mexico's head of public credit
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FARGO – The Red River Retention Authority was formed in 2010 to pursue water retention projects throughout the basin to reduce the impacts of flooding.
The authority, a joint initiative combining water management districts in North Dakota and Minnesota, was launched with a sense of urgency in the aftermath of the record 2009 flood.
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