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Discussion in 'DVC Resorts' started by wdrl, Apr 9, 2012.
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Yes we are loving it! My son threatened to sleep on the balcony last night. The only thing we don't like is the shower. The handheld shower is inconvenient, and the rain shower is not the favorite of any of us.
Forgot to mention we got to see the sea turtles today!!! We went to the end of the path beyond the Marriott, and climbed out onto the rocks. We got soaked with the high surf today, but we saw several sea turtles in that rocky bay beyond the Marriott.
diane - I figured out the shower. I didn't like it the first day when I couldn't figure out how to reangle the handheld and I didn't like the rain shower either. If you don't turn up the pressure all the way, you can get it to a reasonable angle rather than it shooting to the wall and being of no benefit. My problem is I'm short and to reach that handheld is tough for me, as is reaching everything in all the DVC resorts mind you. You don't want to know how I got my toaster down! LOL
Cool on the turtles!
thank you to everyone for all of the info here!
We are planning a trip for the week before Thanksgiving, but can't book until the 7 month window. Has anyone had any problems booking for Nov? Does it fill up quickly? We are hoping for an OV 2-bed (there are 5 of us). Any word on when all of the construction will be completed? The last update I read said Fall 2013...but you never know
Headed to Aulani in May for our first wedding anniversary. I didn't have the time to read thru this entire post, but I'm trying to get an idea of what to request. We have an ocean view studio booked. What I'm looking for is a view of the pool, middle floor so we feel a part of the pool, but not in it & with hopefully sunset views from our balcony.
Would a request of "Waikolohe Valley, mid floor, sunset view" work? I'm thinking for what I'm looking for I'd want the Ewa building???
Any suggestions?
MissMet- I think I would get a little more specific, without getting too specific--by requesting "Ewa Building, pool view, end of hall" --- or something like that. Then your ocean view room has a better chance of getting that sunset in.
Also, when you check in be sure to let the CM know that you are willing to wait for a room with a sunset and pool view.
That's how we got a 5th floor pool view room that also included a view of the ocean for less points.
They will only let you make 'two' requests when you make room requests. I asked for 6th floor or above and near the elevator. I got 758 (pictures posted earlier). GREAT view. I couldn't have been happier.
I would request higher floor in Ewa tower and close to elevator. We are in a 1 bedroom OV and we are the first room past the elevator (1070) and the lockoff studio next to us (1072) would be a perfect location. We are able to watch the pool and see magnificent sunsets. My pictures are a couple of posts above.
We just returned from our anniversary vow renewal at Aulani, and I wanted to give back to this helpful thread by sharing our room view.
We could only afford the points on a Standard View studio, and let me just say that after circumnavigating the resort to inspect the views from other rooms, I believe we had THE WORST view of any room at Aulani. At least the other low-floor rooms have views of the convention center lawn and fountain, or the pretty landscaping at the front of the resort. Which means, unless you happen to get Room 457, your view's gonna be pretty good no matter where you are!
Standard View Studio #457 (fourth floor, overlooking the convention center passageway roof)
Our pals had a Standard view studio one floor above us and one room down, and it wasn't badat least they could see out over the passageway roof. Here's the view of the convention center area from the ground, looking back at our room...
We asked about switching but were told no other rooms were available in our category for the length of our stay, and that if we switched the next morning, we'd be charged a $75 cleaning fee. They offered to move us to the next view category up for 6 points more per night or to upgrade us to a one-bedroom... for 500 more points!
I think we'd have been happy with pretty much any other view, but it was the first time I've stayed in a Standard View room at a DVC resort and really wished I'd splurged for a better view.
Sorry...that view kinda did suck big time. I think I would've put in a suggestion for them to park some big planters out there on the walkway roof in front of the railing with some tropical vegetation to at least block the worst of the view... I debated about trying to skimp on the view so we'd have some points left to bank but in the end we had enough points to rent an OV studio and only needed to borrow 3 points to do it. Glad we splurged. (Happy anniversary!)
Thanks! That's a really good idea about the planters... they should totally do that! Most of the time I tried to convince myself we were looking at a Peoplemover track!
Here's our view from room 1530, it's a standard (ie non-DVC) oceanview room. First room from the elevator on the 15th floor of Waianai tower. Absolutely gorgeous view.
You could hear the live music from the 'Olelo room perfectly from the balcony and slightly in the room even when the door was closed... this was awesome for us, but some might be annoyed.
These were all taken Jan 18-25 when the construction was in full swing... as you can see, from many vantage points, it wasn't visible at all.
Happy to answer any questions!
http://i1322.photobucket.com/albums/u576/donkthemagicllama/IMG_2215_zps4f50572b.jpg -- looking more or less straight out from the balcony
http://i1322.photobucket.com/albums/u576/donkthemagicllama/IMG_1109_zpseebb3add.jpg -- looking down
http://i1322.photobucket.com/albums/u576/donkthemagicllama/IMG_1110_zps0edaed24.jpg -- hawaiian music (zoomed in)
I don't have a good picture of it, but looking the other way, you could see Diamond Head in the distance as well.
Bonus pics from around aulani
http://i1322.photobucket.com/albums/u576/donkthemagicllama/IMG_1741_zps940181a9.jpg -- our 4 year old in rainbow reef
http://i1322.photobucket.com/albums/u576/donkthemagicllama/IMG_1153_zpsb6662397.jpg -- hawaiian railway tracks across from aulani
http://i1322.photobucket.com/albums/u576/donkthemagicllama/IMG_1692_zpsac039d9d.jpg -- natural beach past the beach path (west) 2 minutes walk from aulani
http://i1322.photobucket.com/albums/u576/donkthemagicllama/IMG_2147_zpsf91034cf.jpg -- main pool in the evening
http://i1322.photobucket.com/albums/u576/donkthemagicllama/IMG_1823_zps91971d59.jpg -- 'ama 'ama at night
I would request Waikohole Valley 6 or 7th floor and leave it at that. I think all oceanview rooms have wonderful sunset views as the sun sets over the ocean. Sounds simple but really think it's true. I know what you mean about wanting to feel a part of the pool. We were on the 6th floor which according to wdrl's chart is the lowest floor with ocean view rooms. I did enjoy that feeling of being in the valley even while enjoying great views of the ocean and sunset.
Just a note - it appeared that the Waikohole Valley area was not being used last week when I was there because of the construction. You might want to ask when you make your request so that you don't lose out on the opportunity of another request in place of it. I'd hate to see someone make a request and then get placed just anyplace when they may have had the opportunity of getting close to their request in the Ewa Tower. Just my thoughts.
I think Waikolohe Valley is the name of the water area between the two tours. It is the Waianae Tower that is closed, isn't it? All those w's and a's.
Yes, most of Wianae tower is closed right now except for the unit that is there for viewing (1006).
They finished installing the rails on the first floor Wianae building patios, and today they started installing them on Ewa tower West side. Those rooms appear to be empty on the first floor.
After months and months of reviewing all the villas and views I still don't know what to request for nice ocean view studio. I was thinking 1410...I know it's just a request not guaranteed. Also read to ask for an even number room. Any other suggestions? 24 more days til paradise!!
We also have 2 island view studios any suggestions for those? I guess I didn't pay much attention to those since I won't be staying in those rooms. Oops!
Thanks in advance for any help!!!
Here is what we requested for our stay in an ocean view studio in January:
"First choice: high floor with room number ending in 04, such as 1404;
Next choice: high floor with room number ending in 54 or 56, such as
Last choice: high floor with room number ending in 64, such as 1664."
We were given 1656 and we loved it. It had the non-angled lanai, so there was plenty of room. We were next to 1654, which has a slight obstruction due to the Aulani arch (this is not present on any floor other than the 16th).
Because you are travelling with others in a island view, I would probably not ask for anything in the Wainae building (XX04 or XX10). Instead I would add high floor with room number ending in 84 (long wing of Ewa buidling, closest to ocean, angled lanai).
For the island view, I would ask for the other rooms to be on the same floor as the ocean view, preferably in the long wing of the Ewa building.
I hope this helps. -- Suzanne
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Don't be fooled by the pic on the internet!Posted Sep 26, 2014
Pros: I did like the shower. Out dated, but the pressure and heat was good. My back needed it baaad after sleeping on that bed.
Cons: The service, a/c, bugs, beds, and better windows that lock out more sound
Location: The location is ghetto. Be sure to lock your car and take all valuables out.
We rented two rooms and the a/c didn't work in either. I cannot sleep hot and I have to have moving air, whether its from wind, a fan, or a/c. So I figured ok, we'll just open the window, its cooler at night, we are in the bay area, and i'll leave the a/c on and just let the fan move the air. It didn't cool down after a couple hours so I called the front desk and asked for a fan. He said ok, he would go find one. Oh, by the way, while I was on the phone with him, a cockroach was walking on the wall about a foot from my head and I started freaking out saying there's cockroaches in here! He didn't say ANYTHING! Then, my friend tells me there is an earwig crawling around in the picture on the wall. So we never heard back from him. Called him again about an hour later. He said he is not allowed to leave the desk. ok? Couldn't you have called us? I asked if he had a fan for me that we could go to the front desk and get? He said yes. So my husband goes to the front desk, oh, this is a heater. Are you freakin kidding me? So we slept with the window open part of the night but the hotel is on a pretty busy street so loud vehicles kept waking us up. Not to mention I could feel every spring in the cheap mattress. Then, in the middle of the night the fan started making this super loud horrible grinding noise. So that was nice to get scared awake to.


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Rated 4 out of 5 by hgpilot OK in some areas, not so much in others Friendly staff, clean, nice rooms. No fitted sheets, so for folks who toss and turn like me, all sheets get yanked off the bed. Also forgot my key in the room and went to front desk just after lunch to get replacement. Line of at least 7 people checking in with only 1 agent (9 empty stations - including SPG desk). After waiting close to 15 minutes, I received my key (desk person was very nice and apologitic for the wait), went to my room, and key didn't work. Went back down, waited another 15 minutes (more long lines), and got second key. This time desk agent called security to meet me at the room to make sure I got in. Immediately hopped on elevator and security was waiting on me when I arrived. Had dinner there one night - not very good given / premium entree price. Service was good (just marginal food). Nice hotel - I've been to lots of conferences and it was definitely satisfactory (with the exceptions above), but nothing more. Staff was always friendly and helpful. May 2, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Michael88 Room in need of repair Sticky tape on mirror was dirty and unsightly. Tub drain plug was broken and laying on the floor. Housekeeping ignored Do Not Disturb sign on door. Overall hotel was nice, but room was not what I would expect from a Sheraton. Charging for WiFi seems petty and is not the norm for most hotels. May 2, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Chelemi Disappointing I was very disappointed with this Sheraton. There was a bottle of spring water offered in the room but there was no refrigerator to keep the drink cold. I was charged $100 extra on my card two days before I even checked out for what they claimed was incidentals, then they claimed it was my banks charge, & then it was supposedly the type of card I used. After having that money refunded two days before my check out, I was then charged an additional $63 for parking & I never had a car during my stay. I was promised complimentary wifi & was charged $14.95 a night for wifi until I complained about that & the parking & I was refunded that money the night before my checkout. The Sheraton Dallas Hotel needs a major upgrade in offers & in their accommodations & rates. I DO NOT RECOMMEND this hotel, it was horrible! April 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Melissa Front Desk Staff is Amazing I have had excellent front desk service every time I have gone to the Sheraton. Particularly Jane, Stephanie, and Quelee. They know me by name and go out of their way to make sure I am comfortable and happy. I travel to Dallas every week for work, I had heard a couple co-workers that they thought the hotel was just decent (due to it being very busy), but I love it. It has everything I could want: amazing service, a great gym, allergy-free rooms, and good food! April 29, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by DCN1999 Needs updating/musty and overwhelmed Sorry, not up to SPG standards. Room wasn't made up even after I called down for service. Bathroom towel bar fell off and wasn't repaired. Entire hotel was musty and old-feeling. April 29, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by MS42013 The room has been updated Funny the room is refreshed but the old dated phone still lingers in the room April 29, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Christine437 Great Ambience Very relaxing vibe throughout the hotel - from the lobby to the privacy of your room. The layout is very modern, clean and sleek. April 29, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by veronica unfriendly receptionist I booked 3 rooms. When we arrived to the registration desk , the receptionist was not very friendly , no personality whats so ever. She put us all on different floors, and in the smallest rooms that they must have. Once we brought it to her attention, we were upgraded and placed on the same floor next to each other. The parking garage card never worked, we were always holding up the line with people honking behind us. April 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Riley2011 Top Notch! The hotel was busseling with visitors...but it didn't feel crowded. Room was very clean and the front desk was very fast and accommondating. April 29, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Purdue92 Comfortable, uneventful stay w/ GREEN credits Sheraton has "hit the ball out of the park," w.r.t. their Dallas-Olive St. property. Stayed 5 nights w a convention and really appreciated their GREEN program, recognizing that one doesn't need housekeeping every day. Sheraton has decided to recognize their guests desires to forego housekeeping with a $5 daily-voucher. Excellent! April 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by DHaynes3 Wonderful My stay was wonderful the hotel and staff were great!!! April 29, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Stephen Needs updating; poor service. The room is tired and needs updating. AC grille warped and doesn't fit right. Windows old, corroded, and in serious need of a window washing. Made having the curtains open depressing. Worse was lack of housekeeping attention to details. Didn't replace sugar for coffee, drinking cups (at this price there really should be glasses in the room) etc. April 28, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by InvestigatorH Pleasant Stay Nice rooms, great service, quiet, and convenient downtown location, just across from train station. April 28, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by SteveR Service was unsatisfactory The Sheraton Dallas Hotel was beautiful and convenient to the events we attended during our stay, but our experience at this hotel in room 804 for three days quickly went down hill for the following reasons. The mirrored sliding glass doors were off the track when we arrived making it diffivult to reach our clothes or to have access to the safe. I could not get help from my room phone to repair the door because no one answered the phone so I had to go down to the concierge desk to report the problem. Still there was no reponse so the next day I went to the Starwood Desk who finally sent a maintenance man, but he admitted that he could not repair the closet door. Another maintenance man later came and removed both sliding doors, but never returned with them before we checked out. One day we were too tired to eat in the restaurant so we tried to call Room Service, but we could never get someone on the phone. This was a chronic problem that no one ever answered to phones to help. The toilet seat would not stay up when it was lifted to urinate, which is problematic for a male. The sink faucets handles were obviously incorrectly installed. The door stop on the floor in front of the closet was installed in a terrible location, which my spouse and I stumped our toes a number of times. Housekeeping was the worse that we have ever experienced because they left dirty dishes and glassware every time when we returned; they did not change out the melted ice in the bucket with a fresh plastic bag leaving old water in it; we did not receive fresh wash cloths even after they removed the soiled ones. I had take the dishes out to the table near the elevator and they remained there for two days. I even saw a housekeeper go past the dishes and left them. I will never stay at the Sheraton Dallas Hotel ever again. It was a very bad experience. April 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mike Excellent The staff in the lounge was great and very welcoming April 27, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Traveler2013 This hotel has awful service The service at this hotel was poor. I carried my own bags when I arrived. My luggage was carried on the bell mans back when I did finally receive help. I was not asked my room preference. The staff did not greet me. April 27, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jaja1789 Fair price and location, but... No bath floor cloth, and low quality towels. SUPER THIN WALLS...! I heard every conversation on every side of me - ALL NIGHT LONG. April 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by DallasFan Nice stay in Dallas Hotel amenities were very good. Great exersize room and pool. Room was comfortable and quiet. Can reach any part of the city easily, from museums, restaurants, attractions- even church on Sunday! Great views of the city from room, and conference rooms and convention spaces were great. Thanks for a nice stay! April 26, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by lprogers1963 Where did all the maid staff go????? My rooms was not touched by housekeeping the entire five days. By the time I left both trash cans were overflowing, bed was never made, tea and coffee were not refilled. Thank god there was an extra roll of toilet paper stashed in the closet. I felt like I was in the Twilight Zone stuck in the 1970's with all the outdated dark brown décor. Hotel has you captive for dinner and drinks since Dallas downtown offers nothing within reasonable distance. Gift shop really bends you over for a soft drink and crackers to the tune of $11. April 26, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Grace86 Don't stay here We stayed in the executive suite and hate to say I was very disappointed. First, my reservation specified there were four of us staying in the room and when we arrived there were only two towels so I immediately had to ask for more. Also, our toilet made the most terrible sound when being flushed but it became even worse when it just stopped flushing at all half way through the weekend. The shower itself was a disaster as well. As I mentioned there were four of us, all girls for a bachelorette party, and the shower did not train, AT ALL. I was lucky to have gone first but the other girls were standing in a bathtub full of water by the time we all showered. The bed was comfortable and that's the only thing positive I can say for this hotel. When I asked for a suite I thought I would be getting something completely different. In addition, since it was a bachelorette party, I had ordered cupcakes and confirmed with the concierge by phone the previous day we could put them in a fridge until we needed them Saturday as I had to pick them up Friday as soon as we arrived. When I asked as soon as came back with the cupcakes I was told I had to ask the restaurant to store them and when I asked the restaurant I was told to go back to the concierge. I would not recommend this hotel unless all you intend to do is go to the room sleep and leave immediately after and you don't need to shower or use the bathroom the entire time. Even after our toilet quit working and we called to have it fixed we were told it couldn't be done until morning which is when we were leaving (it was 9pm). We used the restroom in the lobby which smelled terribly of urine like it hasn't been cleaned in months. We tried the Kitchen Table restaurant for breakfast and it was equally as disappointing. We were seated after waiting in line (though there were plenty of tables available) and the people who were seated after us received service before we did and not just a few minutes but 25 as I watched the clock. We were seated for 30 minutes before getting water. Once we finally placed our orders we ordered the chicken and waffles which on the menu specified it had gravy which I had to request as it didn't come on our plates. Also you would think for how expensive the meal was they could have cracked some real eggs but no they use the same powder/liquid eggs as your local McDonald's. I had to refill our waters and coffee as the server was nonexistent and obviously hates her job based on the look of disdain on her face. As we were checking out, I was told when I called earlier to let them know about all the issues when checking out, she couldn't have cared less. She made it seem as if we were crazy to expect someone to fix our toilet and said she was not aware of the responsibilities of the concierge, etc. Everyone at this hotel is consistent about one thing, blaming someone else. The location is great so I hope they get it together. April 22, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by volleyL wifi didn't work in rooms first room the tv didn't work. then had to call IT as wifi didn't work in room. They never fixed it. Downtown Dallas was ghetto with no restaurants in safe walking distance. The staff were all wonderful and helpful but the unresolved issue and location was a complete downer. April 22, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by rajn 2-day Business Stay When I checked-in the room was rather cold - unusual cold Dallas in April late. Called the maintenance to see what's wrong with the heater. After 20 minutes, the heater was fixed (though a click-clack sound was coming from the vent thru the night). At 3 am woke-up feeling hot and realized that the heater is continuously running and would not shut down even though thermostate was set at 65F. Continued both days; ordered room services and notice that the plae left out was taken-out after a whole day sitting outside. directions to north tower central tower majestic conference rooms etc are confusing....several people kept asking where the rooms are and which elevators to take. otherwise, the hotel experience was fine. April 21, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Justin Would not recommend. We booked this hotel for a concert based on reviews. We were very happy with the staff but not at all with the room. The bed was so uncomfortable. My wife and I did not sleep at all. The sheets were almost like the just got back from dryclean/starch heaven. Literally the most uncomfortable hotel stay we have ever had. The AC unit was terrible also, it worked half the time, and we had to keep hetting up to check it. We expected more for the money we spent. April 21, 2013


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Go green and make plastic bottle cap crafts that adults and kids will love to look at. A Plastic Bottle Cap Bird from Heidi Borchers is a fun and whimsical decorative piece you can display anywhere. Use feathers and fabric scraps to bring your little guy to life.
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- Plastic water bottle or soda caps – the deeper caps are the best choice for this project – smaller size for head – larger size for body
- Drill and small drill bit
- Cardboard – cereal box or thin cardboard
- Circle template
- Fabric scraps
- Batting – 1/4″ thickness
- Craft wire – 18 gauge (or strong enough to hold birdie upright)
- Feathers
- Craft foam
- Flat back beads – black (for eyes) or wiggle eyes or buttons
Drill two small holes in side of larger cap – spaced approximately 1/2″ apart. (These will be used for wire legs.)
- Use your circle template to determine the inside measurement of the bottle caps. Cut circles from cardboard to fit inside caps.
Cut and glue fabric to one side of each cardboard circle.
Cut and glue batting to outside top of caps.
For head, measure and cut two circles approximately 2-1/2 times larger than the smaller bottle cap. Apply glue to outside and inside of cap. Place cap batting side down centered on wrong side of fabric. Wrap fabric up and around sides of cap and press into glue on inside of cap. Adjust to remove as many excess wrinkles or folds on top of cap.
Glue fabric covered cardboard inside cap to cover gathered fabric.
Repeat to cover body cap with fabric. Note: Be sure to mark where the drill holes are so that you can find them again after you attach the fabric in place.
Cut two pieces of wire to approximately 7″ each. Turn one end of each wire into a spiral. This will help to stabilize the wire inside the cap. Cut the opposite end to a sharp point and press one wire through each hole. Glue spiral end inside cap. Cut sharp point to a blunt end.
Using pliers, form a triangle shape at the blunt end of the wire and then bend at 45 degree angle to form birdie foot.(Once you fully assemble your birdie, you may need to readjust the feet angle.
For beak, cut two pieces of craft foam into small triangles. Glue in place on front of head cap.
For eyes, glue two beads in place above beak.
For wings, cut two leaf shapes. Fringe edges with scissors. Glue in place on body.
Glue head to front top of body.
Glue small feather fluff on head. Let glue dry completely.
- Re-adjust feet as needed so that birdie can stand solidly.
For a comprehensive video tutorial of this project, check out Aleene's Bottle Cap Birdie.
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Ok, right now, I main as nunu tank, and since I don't have a tank let am suck as him alot of the time. Because of this, teemo is more of a fun charactor for me to play. The reason am asking this because am getting tired of 15-10 about every game. (give or take)
The build is-
Bersker greaves- Early game attack speed, I have considered movement based boots.
Wriggles Lanturn- This is pretty much my survivabitily/ the ward and lifesteal is great
Ionic spark- This is where my build gets deadly, it lets me push and be deadly.
From here I go to three pds, for bonus movement and attack speed.
Really, I will consider both ad and ap builds, but would like a build that is just as fun, but a bit more save. Thank you for your time
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If you are looking at an attack speed build to go off your poison shot, build on hit items. Malady, wits end, maldreds, and nashor's tooth all make excellent items.
I've always done well building pure ap on teemo. I rarely get tons of kills, but few deaths and boatloads of assists. Either that or rushing wits end early and out farming everyone during lane phase without going for kills.
If I go ap I pump points into q and get nashor and sheen early. If on hit I like to start with e and wits end.
Ap building into lich bane and rabadons can get mushrooms around 1k damage which is loads of fun.
I second the onhit build, go malady/wits end/ionic spark/frozen mallet gg.
It's very strong late game, early game takes some getting used to.
Ive played a LOT of teemo, usually solo top to shut down tank melee's.. He is definitely one of my favourite champions to play (1550~ elo here)..
Max poison (E), then move quick (W), then dart (Q) - and of course shrooms whenever you can.
Summoners Ignite (teemo often struggles to finish a kill unless they are about to run through shrooms) + Flash
Start armor + 5 pots (assuming you're vs an AD champ up top). or boots + pots
Rush a wriggles lantern for survivability, then zerker greaves (you can leave boots after wriggles thanks to W), then build wits end, and get a phage asap. with these 3 items + boots, you should be able to pin someone down if they push too far and shred them badly... I would never build ionic spark or malady on teemo, tried and tested over numerous builds - but its late game scaling is very poor.
Then build a madreds razor, and turn the phage into frozen mallet.
Core on-hit teemo Boots, Wriggles, Wits End, Madreds Razor. Now I will build completely situational, either a Bloodthirster for some straight up AD, Ghostblade for CD + AS\MS steroid, or defensive.
Teemo is the ultimate split pusher, shroom the map defensively to let you push harrddddd and you will see anyone coming from any direction.. Check out this little image I made for good shroom placement, note the few before the tower in a line, saved me many-a-time from early ganks when the entire river isnt shroomed up yet - also, blue really helps, dont be shy to pinch one
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If you get madreds - which is a gazillion times better on teemo than ionic is, you get the AS there, plus wits end, your AS will be pretty high. Honestly ionic on teemo is bad, its only useful for pushing , which AS teemo + wriggles does ridiculously fast (with my core on-hit mentioned above).. and its single target damage is null compared to madreds shredding power..
To max damage output using ionic, you must get right into the fray of a team fight, lets be honest.. thats a BAD idea with teemo... Don't build PD's, it gives you no extra damage at all. You shouldn't need extra movement speed on teemo, just protect your pushing with shrooms as you move up the lane.. dont overextend yourself, and stealth in a bush to hide if need be
Lets say lategame, you actualy have 1k AP as teemo squishy build, highest dps for AP along with lichbane. Your Q+ auto attack is 2k damage, pretty good, but then you have nothing, almost all other mages have more damage than you, if not all other mages with the same build. With on-hit items, you can get around +80 from SotD, malady, and wits end. With madreads (against the average 2.5k hp or so of champs) is 100 more damage, with his E, thats 45 more, so 220 magic damage currently with 4 items, 2 more add an IE and bloodthirster and you get around 275 base damage, thats currently around 550 damage per hit, with 2.5 attack speed, over 2 seconds thats 2750 damage through auto attacks, not considering his Q. So do 1375 damage per second as on hit effect teemo (which does combines AP and AD so not easily countered), or 2k damage for 1 seconds and then if you somehow got CDR into that build, wait 6+ seconds to do it again. OR 400 damage per hit, 2.5 attack speed with IE and 80% crit chance with 60% lifesteal, so I would say around 850 per hit, so 2.1k damage per second, with lifesteal, consistant not burst with a CD. Although AP can be more fun (vs a team that doesn't get wards for example) it is not nearly as viable.
So... AP does 1375 DPS, on-hit does 2k DPS mixed damage, AD deals slightly more at 2.1k but is easier to be countered, although you get a ton of lifesteal with the "Max AD" build, AP does a whole 600 extra damage for the first second of combat, its definately not worth the dps you lose over the next few seconds, this isn't counting in AD or on-hits Q, If you use their ults again, its around an extra 400 "DPS" for putting down a shroom as AP, around 200 extra DPS for AD and slightly more for on-hit, so even calculating that in, 1775 DPS as pure AP, 2.2k DPS as on-hit, and 2.3k DPS as pure AD. This is obviously if you keep putting shrooms down constantly, which is insainly hard to keep putting down, and to keep up the DoT. AP teemo is clearly the weakest, if you want to have fun, just build max CDR for shroom madness don't build purely for AP. On-hit has similar DPS to AD, is cheaper and has alot of utility in his attacks. AD is more expensive but has lifesteal which can add alot of survivability.
This has changed slightly since I made it, but not much (this was with SotD, not IS, but IS does more damage although its more expensive). These are pure-nonsituational builds to compare the DPS of the diferent types of DPS Teemo. The on-hit build is IS, Wits end, malady, MBR, BC, and FM. AD carry is streight up max DPS a carry can get (stacked BT's, IE, 2 phantom dancers). AP was stacking archangles and a deathcap+lichbane.
Going top-solo with Teemo, you will probably want to follow Dilusion's guide.
Really, shrooms arn't a sure fire way to avoid ganks, for, ults like yi's, maplh's, and quite a bit others can get to you, even with the slow, or the fact your catched them.Also, I find one of the funniest parts about teemo is abitily to backdoor very easy if the foes arn't playing attention. Also, I really see ionic as a range exention, for I don't need to hit all of them, for with my luck I wouldn't anyways, so it is a bit of effientiy vs ulity really.
Though, madrads might work as a replace for one my pds, just so my fury of attacks does do more damage. (On a side note, does madrads and wriggles stack? I wouldn't make to big of a differance for one gives me lifesteal, and the other damage, but do they?)
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How much do aftermarket barrels cost for the 10/22? For one that's better than stock but won't cost a lot???
I think the 10/22 would be my first choice in semi auto rifles. This is based off of getting inside the gun a bit. The 10/22 is very simple to work on yourself if it is ever needed.
The Marlin 60 is a great gun as well. The nice thing about a tube mag is that it is always with the gun. Not as easy to work on but they rarely have real problems. But working on the trigger is more difficult if you want to improve it.
I have not dug into a Remington so I won't really comment on them other than the fact that two friends have bought them and had feeding problems as others mentioned. They tried a few mags and gave up on them.
As far as accurate barrels for a 10/22 goes, I would say that Ruger actually makes some pretty accurate barrels but you may need to find the best load to take advantage of it. Also there are other mods you can do yourself to wring out more accuracy from the 10/22 with just the stock parts or simple tools.
As someone else suggested you can check out rimfire central. They have a sub forum called super stock, which deals with working on your factory parts. It leaves you with a light handy carbine that swings faster than a bull barrel and is more fun to carry on a rabbit or squirrel hunt. I was able to get 5 round groups under 1/4 inch at 25 yds consistently with the right factory ammo. That's not bad for all stock parts and a little tweaking and load testing. Definitely rabbit and squirrel capable.
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Many technological innovations rely upon User Interface Design to elevate their technical complexity to a usable product. Technology alone may not win user acceptance and subsequent marketability. The User Experience, or how the user experiences the end product, is the key to acceptance. And that is where User Interface Design enters the design process. While product engineers focus on the technology, usability specialists focus on the user interface. For greatest efficiency and cost effectiveness, this working relationship should be maintained from the start of a project to its rollout.
When applied to computer software, User Interface Design is also known as Human-Computer Interaction or HCI. While people often think of Interface Design in terms of computers, it also refers to many products where the user interacts with controls or displays. Military aircraft, vehicles, airports, audio equipment, and computer peripherals, are a few products that extensively apply User Interface Design.
Optimized User Interface Design requires a systematic approach to the design process. But, to ensure optimum performance, Usability Testing is required. This empirical testing permits naïve users to provide data about what does work as anticipated and what does not work. Only after the resulting repairs are made can a product be deemed to have a user optimized interface.
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Have MUA installed in floor under range, with 8" supply for MUA (good enough -- 100 year old house, but some new construction addition).
Was planning on running 30 feet of 10" ductwork out to my roof. The ductwork has 3 90 degree turns in it (one is after the fan). A quiet kitchen fan is important, and we'll use a muffler.
Going with a modern aire infinitely variable speed 48" hood.
Question is go with the fantech FKD 12XL or 10XL?
Great choice on Modern Aire hood. The 10Xl requires a 10" duct and the 12XL a 12" duct. Simplisticly you should match the potential performance of the stove to the blower - this is done as follows:
- maximum potential btu output/100=recomended cfm of the blower
- allied to this is a pretty technical area called "effective duct length - EDL" which takes into account static pressure issues for duct type, bends etc.
Typically unless the duct run is very complex we dont get into the static pressure issue and rely on btu/100 to estimate the required cfm.
Once you have determined this required cfm that will indicate the size of Fantech inline blower you should use and therefore the size of duct.
As a side point make sure you use the inline duct silencer - these are amazing and work on the same principle as a car exhaust muffler.
There is a link below with some useful information on ducting and size etc.
Here is a link that might be useful: Range Hood Duct technical information
Sorry I don't have time right now to look up their respective flow rates versus pressure drops, but it is worth noting that to make a 12-inch axial fan operate as well as it can with 10-inch ducting, smooth (and long) properly-contoured transitions would be needed. Even so, if the goal is for the 12XL to flow higher cfm, it will have to do so with some additional pressure drop due to the transitions. If the goal is to run at a lower tip speed for less noise, then the constant rpm fan curves would have to be consulted.
The fan curves show that the 10XL with no back pressure moves about 1200 CFM. Not enough for a 48" stove. The 12" fan used with a 10" duct isn't characterized in their curves. I think you need more muscle. They have a few 10" restaurant roof blowers that move more air. And 30' of duct, a muffler and some right angles will create some pressure.
I have a 24" BS range and 30" BS hood. I'm stuck with an 8" duct. The Fantech 8" axial fans can't move more than about 800 CFM. I got a BS roof squirrel cage that's supposed to move 1000CFM. I didn't have room for a muffler but it's pretty quiet. I hear a low pitched rumble under the hiss of the baffles at full speed. If I reduce it to about half speed the rumble is gone. I have about 12' of duct going straight up through the roof.


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