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The closer I get to Harrison's due date, the more I find myself contemplating what his arrival will be like. Will I go into labor before my water breaks, like with Franky? Will my water break before my labor begins, like with Marija? Will it be a long and dragged-out labor like Franky's or a quick and intense labor like Marija's? I'm secretly hoping for the latter, where everything happens so fast and I'm too caught in the moment to really realize what's happening until it's over. I am thankful that I already know what to expect from a cesarean and a natural delivery and recovery but I wonder if I will be more aware the third time around because I know what to expect either way. I hope I am more aware this time and not so deep into the hypnobirthing that I'm too in the zone.
Franky earned Student of the Month this month, his second time earning it and we are so, so proud of him. His first patch was earned his first month in karate and the second one over a year later. His instructors are really happy with his progress and how far he's come since he started. He listens so well and is becoming such a great helper every week in class.
Marija is such a stinkin' character lately, she seriously cracks us up with all her shenanigans. It triips me out how much she talks too. She speaks so well and there's very little she can't communicate with us. She knows most of her ABC's, can count to 10 and speaks in full sentences. I've heard there is usually one character in each family and Ry and I have been blessed with two. They definitely keep it lively around here, that's for sure! I am loving how long and thick her hair is growing because it's finally long enough for all of the cute ribbons and bows and ponytail holders I have for her.
He is very into everything educational lately. He is like a sponge and is forever asking about what things are, how they work and how he can do it himself. We're working on his upper and lowercase letters and teaching him how to trace them and write them out.
Ryan got Franky this kid-size shovel a few weeks back and was waiting for the next big snow to finally let him use it. We got hit with a few inches last week, so the boys bundled up and headed out to clean up the driveway and sidewalks. Ry said Franky did an excellent job at helping and an even better job at eating the snow. What can I say, he takes after his mom :)
Franky takes snow-shoveling pretty seriously and even insisted on wearing a head lamp to help him see what he was doing, haha!
I think Marija gets some of her spunk from her big brother, for sure. This kid is THE biggest character I've ever met in my entire life. He is so funny and comes up with the craziest stuff that when I should be correcting him, I find myself laughing too hard. I asked him if he wanted a snack the other day and looked to find him winking and giving me a thumbs up.
I visited my aunt, uncle and cousins last weekend and brought Bear along for the ride. My cousin, Megan, groomed him up really well because my belly is just too big for me to groom him comfortably anymore. I also got to meet my cousin, Monica's, fiance, which was a lot of fun. Ry and I are standing up in their wedding at the beginning of July and my first dress fitting is just a few weeks after Harrison is born, so hopefully that will keep me motivated to drop the baby weight.
After using specialty shampoo and giving Bear vitamins and fish oil supplements, per his vet, with no improvement to his very itchy skin, we decided to switch his food and see if that helped at all. My cousin Megan works with dogs and suggested that he may have a food allergy. We switched him to Blue Buffalo grain-free food and treats and I swear, in less than a week, his fur is starting to grow in thick and shiny and he is scratching way less than he used to. He would literally sit and scratch at his belly until he made his skin raw. Blue Buffalo is not cheap by any means and it's something we couldn't afford when we had two dogs, but with just Bear, we now have it in our budget to get him food that is much better for him. With how unexpected and quick Dahlia's passing was, we have learned to take nothing for granted. I didn't realize how expensive having two was until it was only one and all the things we couldn't afford before we now have the space in our budget for. Bear has gotten very spoiled in the last week with a fresh grooming, a heating pad for his bed, specialty food and even new toys. He's still on the vitamins and we started his flea & tick meds a month earlier than usual, just in case. He has an appointment this week for his annual vaccinations and heartguard meds. As terrible as it sounds, I try my best lately to not think about Dali because it hurts too much. I dream about her every few nights and anything more than just a passing thought of her brings me to my knees in tears. She was my first baby girl and losing her has completely knocked me on my ass emotionally. As someone who usually blocks out the sentimental, I feel so ill-equipped to deal with her death. I am so happy we decided to bring her home, but seeing her ashes sitting in a pouch just feels so wrong. She shouldn't be sitting in a box, she should be roaming around and causing trouble like she always did. I'm not sure I'll ever not feel sad when I think about her because it causes physical pain knowing I won't get to tug on her floppy ears or bitch at her for leaving a trail of fur on my pants any time she rubbed up against me. Maybe it will hurt a little less once we put her ashes in a pot with Dahlia's because more time will have passed and I'll have something beautiful to look at when I think of her. At least, that's what I'm hoping for.
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The tallest girl in school pairs up with the shortest boy in her class in this refreshingly gimmick-free new manga series, also known as Lovely Complex.
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In the increasingly derivative world of shojo manga, it's common for writers and artists to rely on a thematic gimmick, rather than an appeal to emotions, to draw readers into their titles. Inubaka has dogs, Antique Bakery has pastries, and Nodame Cantabile has musical instruments, just to name a few. Honestly, sometimes there's so much window-dressing, it's easy to lose track of the storyline.
But with its relatively simple, believable, and gimmick-free storyline, Aya Nakahara's Love*Com (winner of the 2003 Shogakukan Manga Award) is a welcome change of pace. Even though the characters engaged in the manga's romance are young (15), the emotional weight of the book is mature enough to engage fans of Boys Over Flowers (Hana Yori Dango), Doubt!, and other, similarly gimmick-less shojo romances.
Love*Com (short for Lovely Complex) is the tale of an odd couple. Risa Koizumi, at 5 foot 7 inches (unnaturally tall for a Japanese girl) but cursed with a last name that means "Little Spring," is stuck going to summer school with Atsushi Otani ("Big Valley"), who at five-foot-one, is the smallest boy in their class. Frequently lumped together by their heartless teacher and easily-amused classmates, each member of this unlikely pair quickly grows to hate the other. But when Risa and Otani develop feelings for fellow classmates Suzuki (a cute bishounen, or prettyboy) and Chiharu (a shy, retiring girl), they vow to help each other win over their respective crushes, and make this their "summer of love." The pair's mutual hatred slowly morphs into respect as they cheer each other on, drop meaningful hints, and set up creative group dates to make sure things stay on the right track. Unfortunately, during their valiant attempts to woo Suzuki and Chiharu, "Jumbo Gal" and "Shrimp" find out that they have a lot more in common than their unusual heights -- and that's when the real romantic comedy begins.
The art in Love*Com can be cutesy at times -- there are a lot of large-eyed girls and mysteriously hovering flowers -- but loyal shojo junkies should be used to that kind of thing. All in all, this isn't the type of book you read for the art -- you're reading for the story, with all its implausible plot twists, goofy humor, and "will they or won't they?" romance. And on these three counts, Love*Com delivers in spades. | J. Bowers
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AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. 2, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- The Dr. Dan Show, an entertaining and educational weekly talk radio show focused on medicine, will hit airways live this Sunday, August 4th from 11 am - 12 pm on their new station home, KLBJ 590AM and 99.7FM. The Dr. Dan Show is hosted by Dr. Dan Ladd, Board-Certified Dermatologist and Mohs Surgeon and Lurleen Ladd, founder of Tru-Skin Dermatology and Executive Director of The Shade Project.
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Is this Coleus dead?
I have my coleus growing in containers inside under lights right now. This one in particular lost all it's leaves, and well..I think it is dead. I am not sure though. Should I replant it? Is it dormant? Not sure why all the others are thriving. This one's branches are hard, and there is one small little branch that has just a tiny bit of green. All my other coleus are beautiful, leaves showing in white and pink and green stemmed. I just don't know what to do. I hope it's not lost!
The short answer is that if it's not dead now, it will be soon. If you want to give it one last shot, you might put it in a vase of water to see if any roots or shoots grow. If they do, move it to a container quickly.
I've gotta say your photo is amazing. I didn't realize until I saw it at an angle that your tattoo must be a picture of your dog. Beautiful.
danesnpits, scratch the 'bark' gently and if you see green underneath, that part of the stem is alive and capable of new growth - roots and shoots; you should be able to develop an new plant by rooting that part.
Very often, when the scratched tissue is brown of black, you can scratch the bark lower and lower down the stem and you will see green. Cut off the upper dead portion and root the lower, live part.
Thanks Christine, Ohiofem and Ronalawn92, for all the info!! I have now scratched the bark, and well, I think you all are all right. This piece is toast! UGH...but it's ok. I am attaching a pic of the coleus I do have left and I took some tips off and planted them to see if they will take root to fill up the pot better. I hope it works. Thanks guys for the remarks about my baby. That's my harlequin great dane Poison. He is 8 and on his last legs. I picked up 2 new harlequin great danes in sept named Vengeance and Voltage. I lost 3 of my beloved dogs this year, 2 great danes to bloat and my pit bull to congestive heart failure. So it's been a tough year. My new pit was born on grey cup day (Canadian Football league). And I hope to get him in January of 2014. That tattoo is actually a full sleeve. I have 5 of my dogs on there, 4 danes and my pit. The one you can see, is Poison's daddy Kane who passed away in 2007. I can't have kids, liver cirrhosis at age 25. So I mother my plants and dogs hahaha. They are my absolute everything.
So sorry for your loss on your beloved fur babies, I know how heart breaking it is to loose them. Congrats on the soon to be new addition, stop over in the pets section we are a great bunch of animal & plant lovers. Beautiful tat... Your coleus looks good.


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Open positions at the National Immigrant Justice Center
National Project Coordinator
The National Project Coordinator helps implement and support NIJC's nationwide advocacy and litigation efforts in response to heightened immigration enforcement. As part of this program, the Coordinator, along with NIJC attorneys, will work with NIJC clients and diverse national partners to challenge human rights violations and wrongful immigration enforcement initiatives to promote fairness in our nation's immigration system. The overall objectives of the position are to: 1) coordinate effective documentation of domestic human rights violations; 2) strengthen the systemic impact of NIJC's casework through identification of trends and emerging human rights issues; 3) respond and document national calls from immigrants in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody; 4) coordinate advocacy efforts in immigration proceedings and federal court; and 5) respond and document the needs of partner organizations, including conducting issue-based training on legal relief available to detainees, detention conditions and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and ICE policies; and facilitate meetings.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Obtain, maintain, and update information in NIJC database
- Monitor websites to gather current information regarding country conditions abroad and legal developments around the United States
- Respond to telephonic and written correspondence from detained immigrants for purposes of addressing potential human rights violations
- Assess whether individuals have legal remedies
- Investigate immigrant detainee complaints regarding detention conditions
- Present findings, orally and through written memos, to members of legal team
- Work with staff to identify appropriate response to inquiries (i.e. provide pro se materials to the individual, coordinate pro bono representation, file administrative complaints, or initiate litigation)
- Coordinate and attend periodic meetings
- Gather data, analyze human rights violations, and develop materials for national advocacy efforts
- Oversee database entry to track responses to inquiries and outcomes
- Education and/or Experience: Bachelor's degree and two years of experience in human rights field, legal and/or communications work required. This position may require experience with vulnerable populations.
- Language Skills: Fluency in English and Spanish is required. Ability to effectively interview clients and engage in fact-gathering for advocacy or litigation in a fast-paced environment.
- Technical Skills: Ability to design and maintain program website with minimal training; fluency in Microsoft Office especially Word and Excel; ability to maintain and organize large quantities of information in an electronic database
- Attention to detail and accuracy: Ability to competently and effectively communicate orally and in writing for a variety of audiences; ability to manage multiple tasks efficiently
- Demonstrated commitment to immigrants' rights/human rights
- Volunteer Management: Ability to train interns, to assist with projects, supervise work, and assign additional tasks on an as needed basis
- Understanding the Importance of Client Confidentiality: In accordance with organizational policies and ethical standards required of the legal profession and the code of professional responsibility, preserves client confidentiality, accounts for client monies, and avoids conflicts of interest.
To Apply: Please read the full job description and apply on Heartland Alliance's job board.
NIJC is currently accepting applications for post-graduate legal fellowships. NIJC is open to any funding source identified by a candidate, but expects to, at a minimum, identify a candidate for an Equal Justice Works Fellowship application, and possibly a Skadden Fellowship or a Soros Fellowship.
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- Cover Letter: Please explain why you are interested in working with NIJC and any experiences you have working with immigrant populations.
- Resume: Be sure to identify any language skills that you have. Fluency in Spanish is required for nearly all positions with NIJC.
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- Brief Project Proposal: Most post-graduate legal fellowships require applicants to propose a specific project. Please give a brief description of the kind of work you would like to do. Your proposal should explain why that work is important and how you think it would complement NIJC's existing work. Do not worry if this proposal is incomplete; NIJC will work with the selected candidate to ensure a strong proposal. Candidates are welcome to propose work with any of NIJC's existing projects, but we are most interested in individuals who are interested in working with detained immigrants and/or asylum seekers.
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Click here for more information about the internships NIJC has available and how to apply.
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Trick or Treat!!
Come on over, I have been making treats!
Tonight I am planning a school party for Halloween tomorrow
and thinking about years past with our girls.
When I remember the kids costumes this years was my favorite...
They were Rolie Polie Olie and Zowie. Lol, I can still sing the song for that cartoon.
This is one of my favorite pics of my dad. Can you tell how he loves his girls.
My mom showing off her pink hair.
My dad again with a rainbow froo.... Lol!
This was the year we built the house. They were 1st grade and preschool ages.
And if I remember right they fought all afternoon.
This was four years ago and they were scary witches.
Well maybe not that scary.
But this year they are 5th and 7th grade.... They love the candy, but its hard to get them to dress up anymore.
So they make crafts.... aka messes.
These were to decorate the golf cart for the parade at the campground.
Did it in colorful spiders this year.
I loved looking back on a few Halloween memories to share with you.
Have a safe and happy holiday!
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An interesting piece of research. I'm struck by the fact that five of the top 10 skippers captained in the last decade (indeed, three are still playing) whereas only Benaud captained in first 94 years of test cricket. That seems an unlikely distribution of success.
I know that since the 70s we've got more test teams, more test matches and (I think) fewer drawn matches (as a proportion of matches played). Captains have some influence on the last of those (although many other factors have contributed to the decline of the draw) but none on the first two.
I'd also argue that the true test of captaincy greatness is adding value to the squad of players which the selectors choose. Most of the top 10 captained teams full of great players. Ponting is the classic example. His success rate as a skipper declined as the likes of Warne, McGrath and Gilchrist retired. Had he become a worse captain? No, any more than Arsene Wenger has become a worse football manager in recent years.
Yes, one of the reasons that the tables are skewed toward recent times is because there are now fewer draws; only wins and losses count in this research, I believe.
In that case the research really is flawed, because a hallmark of a great captain is the ability to marshal his resources and fight for the draw if his team gets behind. There are many more indicators for good captaincy than whether the match was won or lost and who the other captain was. How about wickets falling immediately after a bowling change? With Cricinfo data this should be possible to measure. Matches won after a declaration? Indicators for leadership, like runs scored / wickets taken in a win or a draw; or performances of other key players under different captains?
However, just like politics or economics, the ultimate judgement will inevitably rely on a good dose of subjectivity...
Hmmm so if we have a great team playing a bunch of average teams the Captain won't get many points? Could this be what happened to Clive LLoyd? Maybe the batting and bowling average of the teams could be used as well? Possibly you would need to exclude the scores under the captain in question from these averages.
Still, interesting stuff.
I'm pretty sure that's why both Lloyd and Viv Richards show relatively poorly; the WI sides they captained were head and shoulders stronger than anybody else at the time. Lloyd probably gets ahead of Richards because he captained that side on the way up rather than when they were at the very top
quite accurate point of view....
Surely the main point at issue is how well a captain was able to make the team available to him play? While the likes of Steve Waugh, Ricky Ponting and Clive Lloyd were no doubt very fine captains they were blessed with exceptional squads to work with. This makes the presence in the list of people like Hussain or Border (who was in charge during a period of relative Australian weakness) all the more marked.
Of course good data is hard to come by which shows how two men would performed with essentially the same squad in the same season, other than in examples such as Botham/Brearley. When an old captain retires and a new one comes in it usually takes place between series, and the newcomer is generally allowed a few matches to find his feet, and his style of play.
Having said all that, I will still be interested to see Mr Mukherjee's next set of results.
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I found a great way to keep this glue warm while working with it. I got one of those warming plates for scented wax and I place the glue on it. It keeps it at the perfect temperature!
I'm going to try this out on a batch of my nephew's wedding beer! Thanks for the tip. This comment is really just to bookmark it in the "my replies"
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I used this on a wedding beer a couple years ago and never said thanks... so THANKS! This works great, went on easy, stayed on and came off in hot water. Epic.
Thanks for posting this!
For the curing time after the label is applied what temperature should the bottles be at? Will the solution cure at room temp or should they always be in the fridge?
Room temperature is fine.
I naturally carb my beer. Labels go on then they sit around at room temp for weeks/months/years in some cases.
The glue has to get pretty hot before it starts to soften (a lot hotter than I'd be comfortable storing by beer at) and even then it should re-set once it cools down again.
Sweet!! Hanna try this soon! Where can I find the chemicals to make the glue locally?
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Wanted to say I made this glue up and labelled a few cases of beer last night. Seems to have worked really well. I'm pretty thrilled that I've gone from commercially printed labels that come out at around $1.25 each (Evermine vinyl pre-glued - pricey but really nice) to doing it all myself and getting a great result.
Some details and comments...
Art: I am using Gimp to do the label art, printing six on a sheet using a color laser printer on regular paper. I had never used Gimp before, so I needed to do some tutorials and lean on the help system pretty heavily, and I'm sure I didn't do everything the "right" way, but it worked out pretty well, and I'm very happy with the result.
Cost: The color printed laser sheets cost me 30 cent each, and I lay out the label art in Word so they're 6 to a sheet. So that's 5 cents a label. The ingredients for a batch of this glue is about $5.00. Because it goes a long way, I would say cost-per-bottle is eventually extremely small, call it 2 cents. At an all-in cost of 7 cents a bottle, I'm psyched.
Cutting: Trimming those labels to size is a PITA, and I used a flatbed paper cutter board. Next time I arrange the pages, I'm going to (1) overprint the labels to make it easier to avoid white edges and (2) print cut marks (DOH!) to make it easier to sight the cut lines. I'll also arrange the labels to save the number of cuts.
Attaching the labels: Putting these labels on is certainly more messy than using pre-glued label stock, but honestly, once I got the hang of it, it was fine. I keep a moist rag on my knee to wipe my hands on.
Glue consistency: Yes, the glue gets gummy as it warms up. I found it necessary to reheat it, or leave the bottle in a pan of hot water while I was working. This worked fine, but I like the idea of the warmer plate that twofieros is using. Dude - got a link to that product?
I also saw how gummy the glue was when I first made it and added two more tbsp of water. Don't know if I've ruined it or not but it seems to have worked just fine. I did this to make it more workable, but obviously I've stretch the batch a bit too.
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Comfort and quality
A delightful home-from-home, and a refreshing change from mass-market hotels.
A converted town house, it's very nicely furnished, very comfortable, very welcoming; lots of nice touches that really do make it special. No real downsides other than location (if I were being picky, the bathroom in one of the rooms I've stayed in could do with being upgraded).
The staff are great, the restaurant's good, and the hotel cat is exceptionally friendly. Very highly recommended.
Slightly out from the centre of town (it's one tube station out from 'zone 1', but on the Bakerloo line so has a quick, direct link into the main areas).
I love it, and can see why it ranks so very highly in the TripAdvisor league table. I'm really not convinced, though, that despite its distinctive professionalism, it's quite the number one hotel in London, and I have a feeling that other hotels in a similar style have caught up (e.g. the Royal Park near Paddington).
Not Quite As Wonderful As We Were Expecting
I hate to break the Colonnade Town House Hotel's perfect score streak, but I just can't give it five stars.First the great: Beautiful bathroom with modern fixtures. Extraordinarily comfortable bed. Nice CD player. Very attractive decorating in the room. Friendly staff. Delightful in-house cat. Fantastic location. Complimentary umbrella to borrow. Bottled water every night. Wonderful full English breakfast included.Now the problems:1. When we got into the room, it was cold. We called the desk and they sent someone to get the heater going. He couldn't figure it out and it was hours before someone else came to help. It turns out, all he needed to do was show us how to operate the remote control. Also, we thought the maximum heat setting wasn't all that warm.2. The front desk often did not pick up the phone and there was no voice mail.3. We called the front desk to ask for the number of another hotel in London where an associate were staying. We were given a wrong number. I called the desk back and they said, "That's the number I found on the Internet. Sorry." That's simply not good enough. We rustled up a phone book and found it there. That's just poor follow-through.4. One night we didn't get turndown service.5. You could hear the tube running under our room and some mechanical noise was often coming from components outside the window of our subterranean room.6. We had a rental car that we were parking on the street. The staff gave us inadequate information regarding street parking rules, resulting in a ?50 ticket and a near towaway.7. There's little counter space in the bedroom and precious few square inches in the bathroom.All in all, we had a nice stay and expect to return. However, we remain to be convinced about that Colonnade's supposed high level of service.
Peaceful in little venice.
Choose this small hotel on the strength of reviews, and wasn't dissapointed. So why only 4 out of 5?? On arrival, a maid was shouting and moaning, entrance obstructed by linen bags. Other staff seemed harrassed but generally trying their best. Shown to our room which was fine, very clean and nicely appointed. The main stairway was however, dusty!!! Breakfast was very good, cooked to order, and I would surely stay in this hotel again.
What fantastic staff!!
I had relied upon the good reviews here to chose this hotel. THANK YOU!
I found an almost half price deal on Expedia and it was the first time I have ever gone to a hotel and left without feeling ripped off in some way or another.
ALL the staff were wonderful. The room - really pleasantly decorated, not small, overlooking lovely scenery (you can open the window!) and it was very quiet, air con, iron, complementary biz cards (wow!) everything you could have wanted for a short romantic break. Well placed for everything in London.
Highly recommend. The staff are a cut above the rest, as are the rooms.
What a fantastic hotel - a beautiful room, so homely with everything that you could wish for and more. The little touches (like a little box of smarties and complimentary water delivered to the room without asking) made this an entirely special visit. We went on a romantic package and it was just perfect, more than I had expected. The staff are ultra-friendly (but not annoyingly so) and will go out of their way to make you feel welcome and free to come and go as you please. The location is fab - Little Venice is a joy to wander around and laze the day away drinking coffee and watching the world go by - it doesn't feel as though you are so close to the hustle and bustle of London. Highly recommended - a perfect place to base yourself if you visit London (or if you're a Londoner who wants to explore a different side to the capital) and very reasonably priced too. A joy!!!
So romantic!!!
London is a great place for boutique hotels and the rooms in the colonnade are so elegant.... you really feel so grand. The staff are very nice and made us feel so welcome and the romance package was very tasteful! The only thing was that breakfast was very very small ... so maybe go to raouls which is ten minutes away but is well known for hearty food !. The only other hotel which is as good is the bentley. enjoy your breaK!!!!
What a Gem
Booked the Colonnade on the strength of tripadvisor comments. It is the first time that I have done this and was relieved to find it as good as I hoped. The staff were very friendly and the room was as nice as any my wife and I have stayed in. The bed was unbelievable...
Would recomend the hotel without hesitation.
The Colonnade is Perfection!
What can I say but PERFECTION! This beautiful boutique hotel gets every last detail right. The staff go above and beyond in their friendliness and willingness to help. They even think of details that you may have forgotton. (like sending plates and napkins to the room when they noticed that we had ordered pizza delivery with out us even asking!) The personal touches they deliver make you feel like royalty! The room we had was beautifully decorated. My favorite thing was the bed and the bedding. Down comforters covered with Frette duvets and sheets. You will sleep like a baby! The reception area is very comfortable and a great place to read or wait for your party to arrive or visit with the resident cat,Minnie. The Enigma Restaurant on site serves a wonderful English breakfast and has very friendly, polite waitstaff. The location is perfect. It is one tube stop from Paddington station on the Bakerloo line at the Warwick stop. It is in little Venice which is the most beautiful area of London with it's tree lined canals. It is very quiet and peaceful and that is very desirable after a day in London!
Highlights include apples in your room, turn down service nightly with a treat on your pillow, honor mini bar, sparking water nightly by your bedside, the linens on the bed, in residence cards provided for you with your name printed on them and knowing that the staff is the best you could ever ask for. I honestly believe that if you asked for a visit by the Queen herself they would do everything in their power to make it happen! Now that's service!
My Favorite
I can't say enough about The Colonnade. We have stayed there 3 times.
The staff is helpful and friendly, the waitstaff in the restaurant...ditto...and the rooms are very elegant. Very romantic!
I booked a romantic package here for my girlfriends birthday....I loved it every bit as much as she did!!There were so many little touches that made our night there one to be remembered - the quality was excellent but there was no pompous atmosphere unlike in some other quality hotels.The service was faultless and the decor was quiant. The bed was extremely comfortable and the restaurant/bar area was nice.Only 50metres from tube station, and from there 25 mins to covent garden.Overall, a fantastic stay!
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Problem with washer. Won't spin. Looks like the Fault code is 10000 010 if I did it right (Temp down + Power then Low and Stop spin lights on).
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Single Rotor Position Sensor Error
The Motor Controller has found an error in the pattern received from the Rotor Position Sensor. Likely causes of this fault are a bad connection on the harness between the Rotor Position Sensor and the Motor Controller, or a faulty Rotor Position Sensor.
Primary Source: Wiring.
1) Check for corrosion on the edge connector of the Rotor Position Sensor and the Motor Controller module connector.
2) Check the contacts on the rotor positional sensor end of the hall harness to see if any have been damaged. (Each set of contacts in the socket has two wipers. If the distance between these wipers varies between different contacts, replace the rotor positional sensor harness).
Secondary Source: Rotor Position Sensor.
Check the Rotor Position Sensor with an R.P.S. tester. Replace if faulty.
Tertiary Source: Motor Controller module.
Replace Motor Controller module.
An R.P.S. Tester is a specific electronic diagnostic tool for authorized F&P servicers. It's the only way to directly test an RPS module. However, RPS modules are fairly inexpensive so it's reasonable to simply replace a suspect module.
Access to the RPS requires disassembly of the SmartDrive motor, which is mounted beneath the outer tub. Unscrew the large spiral nut at bottom of the motor, the rotor will back itself off the drive shaft. Pull the rotor clear (beware the magnets in the rotor are very strong) and set it aside away from metallic debris. Unscrew the four nuts that hold the stator to bottom of the tub, lift it clear and turn it over to access the RPS. The RPS snaps into position over several of the stator poles. Pay attention to where it mounts and how the wire harness routes through the strain relief fingers.


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Just put our 3rd transmission in this truck. Same thing happened in all three. Won't go into reverse and fourth or overdrive. This same thing has happened with three different tranys. Any ideas as to why this is happening?
The one we just put in on Wed. was in great shape, real clean. Drove it to work in the early morning hours then while driving home the trany got hot, now this one won't go into reverse of fourth. Somethings going on that causes the same thing to happen to each one. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Manual or automatic transmission?
I presume its a manual. Items to check:
1. Proper lubricant and filled to proper level.
2. Mis-adjusted linkage or worn shift link joints. The synchronizing clutches may have been dragging and heating.
3. The transmission misaligned with the end of the crankshaft causing undue loads on the pilot bushing and forward transmission bearing.
4. Failed pilot bushing causing overload of the forward transmission bearing.
5. This one's a shot in the dark: Catalytic converter close to transmission with heat shield missing.
How hot is the transmission getting? Are you using scan data to report the actual transmission temperature?
My first thought is that the transmission cooler inside the radiator might be restricted. If that's the case, and you have added an external cooler in series with the radiator, then you probably haven't fixed the problem yet. The fluid may simply not be moving fast enough to sufficiently cool the transmission. Worse yet, this cooled fluid is the main lubrication for the transmission before it goes back to the pan. That means if the fluid flow through the cooler is low, the tranny could be starving for lubrication. It takes a huge fluid to air cooler to eliminate the one in the radiator. Most coolers people buy are just to supplement the factory original in the radiator. They usually are not intended to eliminate the factory cooler. But that may be what you need in this case, or else a radiator repair/replacement.
One thing you need to do is get a power flow diagram for the transmission. To get Fourth Gear, you need to see which clutches need to be applied. Then compare that to reverse, and overdrive I expect is fouirth, you just may be referring to the lock-up convertor application. When the tranny fails, what are you getting when you put it into reverse, an engine flare (free rev)? Is this what happens when it tries to shift from third to fourth as well?


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The ABC Campaign is all about bedtime routines. "Being a mother, I can relate to the struggle many parents have in developing a bedtime routine that the family can stick to," says Matlin. "With four kids of different ages, bedtime can be a three-ring circus."
In this matter, she is far from alone.The dental hygiene company surveyed 1,000 parents of kids ages 2 to 8, and found that 45 percent of parents find it a challenge to get their children to bed.And 35 percent went so far as to describe their kids' bedtime as "stressful," a ""chore," or "rushed."
The survey also showed that only 16 percent of parents say their kids spend the recommended two minutes or more brushing their teeth.And while it's recommended that parents supervise teeth brushing of kids ages 2 to 6, the survey revealed that only 38 percent of parents do.
So Aquafresh has devised a campaign pulling together all these facets: "A (Aquafresh) + B (Books) + C (Covers)'" was launched at Chelsea Piers with the Cat in the Hat and Things 1 and 2 on hand to draw attention to the Dr. Seuss lines of kids' toothbrushes and toothpastes, and Matlin flew in from LA to read Green Eggs & Ham to a group of kids who seemed unphased by the process of Matlin reading the book through signing, and her interpreter, on the side with a microphone, repeating the words.
Afterwards, Matlin graciously talked about her family — two sons and two daughters ages 2 through 10. The Dr. Seuss books are her kids' all-time favorites, and she and her husband — a police officer -maintain a regular bedtime reading schedule. Right now, she reports, her 5-year-old son gets to choose each evening's reading, and because he has just learned to read, he does the honors for the whole family.
While Matlin uses signing almost exclusively, answering questions through the interpreter who travels with her, at home, she says, the family speaks and signs simultaneously.Matlin's kids are all trilingual - they speak English, Spanish (picked up from their nanny), and sign language, which Matlin says she taught them all from birth.
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Football Club Nazareth Illit (Hebrew: מועדון כדורגל נצרת עילית, Moadon Kaduregel Natzrat Illit, formerly Hapoel Nazareth Illit F.C.), is an Israeli football club based in the city of Nazareth Illit.
The club was founded in 1962 as Hapoel Kiryat Nazareth and competed in Liga Gimel for several seasons, before promoting to Liga Bet at the end of the 1971–72 season. In 1973, after Nazareth Illit was granted city status and officially changed its name.
The club won 1975–76 Liga Bet, but, due to the league system restructuring, the club remained in the league system's third tier, which became Liga Alef. In 1978–79 the club won Liga Alef North division and was promoted to Liga Artzit, then the second tier. In 1983-84 they finished second from bottom, and were relegated to Liga Alef. Two seasons later the club finished second from bottom in Liga Alef and dropped to Liga Bet.
In 1998-99 the club finished as runners-up in Liga Alef North, and was promoted back to Liga Artzit, which was now the third tier following the formation of the Israeli Premier League in 1999. After narrowly avoiding relegation in 2000-01 when they finished one place above the relegation zone, the club finished as runners-up the following season, and were promoted back to the second tier. In 2003-04 they finished as runners-(on goal difference), and were promoted to the top division for the first time in their history.
In their first season in the Premier League the club finished fifth. Home matches were initially played at Maccabi Ahi Nazareth's Ilut Stadium, whilst their home ground had floodlights installed. They returned home in February 2005. However, the following season, 2005-06, they finished second from bottom (on goal difference), and returned to Liga Leumit. In 2007-08 they finished bottom of Liga Leumit, and were relegated to Liga Artzit.
Despite only finishing seventh in Liga Artzit in 2008-09, F.C. Nazareth Illit were promoted back to Liga Leumit as restructuring meant the top seven clubs were automatically promoted. Since then, Nazareth Illit hasn't been relegated for 3 consecutive seasons, finishing 7th in 2009-10, 11th in 2010-11 and 12th in 2011-12.
In the 2012-13 season, With the joining of players like Ibrahim Basit, Eran Malchin and Moti Malka, Nazareth Illit surprisingly finished runners-up at the end of the regular season. However, at the Top Playoff, Nazareth Illit lost 1-3 at home in a crucial match against Hapoel Ra'anana,[1] which were eventually promoted instead to the Israeli Premier League, whilst Nazareth Illit finished third and remained in Liga Leumit.
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It was quite a year for parents coaching their children in Oklahoma high school basketball. Of the 14 state championship trophies handed out over the previous two weekends, half of them went to a coach with a child on the team.
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Sydney Manning scored 20 points to lead No. 2 Deer Creek to a 42-33 victory over top-ranked Tulsa East Central to win the Class 5A girls state championship on Saturday night at Oral Roberts' Mabee Center.
On a day that many a gold ball was hoisted, no player did more at crunch time than Jaden Hobbs. She scored 16 points in the last 8:56 of Alva's victory over Preston.
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... through the back streets and stumbled upon Graham Street, what a place, clearly naming it after me as it's the hub of the city (you'll know what I mean when you see the pictures, think about what Knowles means and it will make sense). After finishing my jaunt up and down my street I took myself to the Star Ferry terminal, where for a whole 40p got a return ferry. Tsim Sha Tsui is on the mainland and is an eclectic mix of affluence and poverty, with Gucci, ...
On the way home now
Flight to Hong Kong from Vladivostok was uneventful. Has a lovely lime green plane for my Siberian Airlines flight. That certainly won't get lost in a Russian winter. Am still having mixed feelings about getting home. But its an unavoidable part of travelling. Have checked in and now have a 3hour wait until my flight. I have never been to this airport before. Its huge!! Time for a coffee.