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Or perhaps Guardiola didn't want to be the driver of some trigger happy billionaire's train set.
Meanwhile, Nigel Adkins has been booted by Southampton! That'll upset people who had money on Lambert being the next manager sacked.
I wouldn't want to either if I was Pep but having the likes of Mata, Hazard, Oscar, et all at my disposal wouldn't be half bad!
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Indeed, very strange to be citing 'long term ambition' as the reason when they have a very serious short term goal of avoiding relegation. Very harsh and disrespectful to Adkins after what he's done for the club as it seems they'd been lining up a replacement for him ages ago.
Very disrespectful. Didn't he take them all the way from League 1? I can remember them not being that good not too long ago, although they do have a great academy. Stupid decision to fire him. He'll go to a bigger and better club though.
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Makes no sense at all.
Two straight promotions, 15th placed in the PL, and seemingly stable management.
Look at their last 5 results in the PL: Chelsea (A) draw 2-2; Villa (A) win 0-1; Arsenal (H) draw 1-1; Stoke (A) draw 3-3; Fulham (A) 1-1. That's an impressive 7 points from the 5 games, picking up points where they wouldn't have necessarily been expected.
Pochettino may well be a good manager, but he has no experience in English football. The chairman talked of how Pochettino's abilities as an "excellent man manager" helped motivate the move, and yet he doesn't speak English.
Just to name two obvious examples, look at how that worked out for Juande Ramos and Capello
Juande Ramos was responsible for the only silverware the Spurs have won in the last decade or so.
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3 bedrooms, 3bathrooms, sitting room, dining room, American kitchen, laundry, big terrace with dining table for 6, long chairs.
5 minutes drive and you are in the emerald waters of the creek. Just behind the house small pool in common with other villas .
The vast terrace, partly covered allows you to relax sitting in the sun or shade looking to this fabulous view. Upstairs lying in your bed is like being in a boat.
American kitchen: Fully equipped with a range of high quality domestic appliances and a large open plan area for a lovely round glass table and 8 chairs for dining.
Outside, table for 8 persons.
Washing and drying machine, iron and iron board.
Interior setting room. 2 sofas with 1 arm chair, TV, cable, Internet.
Terrace partly sheltered with 4 loungers.
Situated in the southeast of the Arabian Peninsula, the Sultanate of Oman is bordered by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the west, Yemen to the southwest and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to the northwest.
The head of state is His Majesty Sultan Sayyed Qaboos bin Said. His birthday, 18 November, is celebrated as the country's National Day.
Oman's coastline, which is 1,700 kilometres long, extends to the Gulf of Oman, the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean. Muscat, the capital of Oman, is host to beautiful beaches and a fascinating culture and heritage that dates back thousands of years.
The resort is located about fifteen minutes from Muscat on the bay Barr Al Jissah.
The Sultanate of Oman offers a myriad of activities and incredible options for entertainment and sights to see.
Suited to fit any budget, lifestyle and personality, Muscat shopping is abundant in traditional art, electronics, handicrafts, accessories, silver ware, clothing, rugs and just about anything else you expect to find.
Traditional souks are open markets that can be found in several locations across the city, of which one of the most popular markets is called Muttrah.
Perhaps one of the more exotic purchases you can make is the world's rarest perfume called Amouage. This perfume was created 25 years ago under the direction of His Highness Sayyid Hamad bin Hamoud al bu Said, as a reflections of the country's traditions and to bestow special honour on his guests with a gift of a bottle. The perfume is available for both men and women and is made by some ingredients that are unique to this country alone, which are frankincense and rock rose.
Shopping in Muscat extends itself to malls as well, take a stroll through City Center Mall and Bhaja Shopping Mall, which both offer the conveniences of any ideal shopping mall with international and local brands, entertainment and dinning options.
Omani Heritage Village
Celebrating the unique past of the Sultanate of Oman, the Omani Heritage Village is alike to walking back in time to when the only places that sold wares and fresh produce were in traditional market places called souks. Nestled in the premises of Shangri-La's Barr Al Jissah Resort and Spa, this heritage village is a popular tourist attraction. The village is a reincarnation of a bygone era that establishes the same mystical and authentic atmosphere of a souk.
Here, at the Omani Heritage Village you will get a first hand experience of some the Sultanate of Oman's traditional arts and crafts. A demonstration of life in early Oman, this village also produces wares that can be bought. Watch the artisans at work over handcrafted silver ware, pottery and weaving. Traditional henna painting on the body can also be done here, in exquisite designs and motifs that have been passed on from centuries before. Hand woven rugs and carpets are also on sale here. Find the most enticing trinkets and souvenirs that will make ideal gifts to take back home.
Almost all the crafts you see here are still very much alive and in use through out the Sultanate. In addition to the traditional craftsmanship you see here, you can also enjoy some regular cultural events under the starlit Arabian skies. The cultural shows are typical Arabian style entertainment with traditional rhythmic music and dancers. Experience the wonders of an ancient Sultanate of Oman when you visit the Omani Heritage Village on your next trip to this part of the world. Shangri-La's Barr Al Jissah Resort and Spa is one of the most luxurious hotels in Muscat Oman that provides discerning guests a variety of options for dining and accommodation.
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque
This beautiful example of Islamic architecture provides a wonderful insight into the cultural heritage of Oman. It is also the only mosque that allows entry for non-Muslims. Apart from being a place of worship, this huge mosque is a centre for scholars and houses an Islamic reference library containing over 20,000 sources of information on Islamic sciences and culture.
The mosque is lavishly decorated and features a 263m prayer carpet, 35 crystal chandeliers (the central one is 14 meters high and 8 meters wide) and a floor entirely paved with marble. The tour takes you into the men's and women's prayer halls, where you are allowed to take photographs.
There are strict rules governing entry of non-Muslims into the mosque. You must take your shoes off before entering and both men and women should wear conservative clothing (women should wear long sleeves and long trousers and cover their hair).
Children under 10 years are not permitted inside the mosque.
Bait Al Zubair Museum.
Bait Al Zubair, a showcase for traditional Omani crafts and culture, is located within the winding streets of Oman's enchanting capital city of Muscat. Anyone interested in discovering the Sultanate of Oman and its rich culture will be well rewarded by a visit to this museum.
The museum houses one of Oman's finest and most comprehensive collections of artifacts from all over the Sultanate. Its displays include traditional Omani weaponry, jewelery, costume, domestic utensils and recreated urban and rural environments.
Bait Al Zubair is an integral part of the city's heritage as an important international port, thriving commercial centre and a meeting place of many different cultures and nationalities. Built in 1914 by Sheikh Al Zubair bin Ali, it was opened as a museum in 1998 by his son Mohammed Al Zubair to share aspects of Omani heritage through inherited and collected artifacts.
Omani Fortresses`
There are over 500 forts, towers and palaces built along the 1,700 kilometer coastal stretch of Oman. The main purpose of these buildings was to safeguard the city from invaders. Now a mere reflection of the military defense mechanism of an era gone by, these historical edifices serve as popular tourist attractions. Each fort varies in architectural style and layout.
Built in 1668 is the Nizwa Fort, which is the largest fort in the Arabian Gulf. This fort took 12 years to complete and was pivotal in defending the city against marauding enemies. There are several unique aspects about this fort, of which the windows are several inches thick and when closed during battle has a small hole from which boiling oil was poured on to invaders attempting to scale the walls. The Jabrin Fort was built in 1670 as a defensive strong hold and living accommodation for the then spiritual leader of Muscat who is referred at as an Imam. This fort is most elaborate with its carvings and paintings painstakingly spread right through the living spaces of the fort. Whilst the towers in the fort boast walls that are two meters thick.
To mention a few of the other significant Omani fortresses in Muscat; Fort Al Jalali and Al Mirani is another famous fortress, built in 16AD, these forts stand at the mouth of the Muscat Bay. Al Jalali was turned in to a museum during the reign of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos Bin Said. The oldest and tallest fort in existence is the Rustaq Fort, built in the 13th century. Reaching much acclaim and repute the Bahla Fort Wall is also listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List for its seven mile long wall. This fort wall is wide enough to accommodate sentries who used to patrol its perimeter night and day.
Take time to appreciate these relics and architectural wonders of Omani fortresses in Muscat. Shangri-La's Barr Al Jissah Resort and Spa, Sultanate of Oman serves as an idyllic location for tourist wishing to explore this historical city.
A one day tour to Jabel Shams & Nizwa Fort & Market. . You can have an overnight stay in the desert in Wahiba Sands in Desert Camp. You cane also visit Nakhal, Rustaq, Al Awabi forts.
We wanted a restful and relaxing holiday and this was just perfect, made so by the villa and location. We are a family of four, so we enjoyed the space the villa offers and our two teenage kids were delighted to have their own bedrooms (each with their own bathroom). It is a beautiful, well kept villa with a wonderful view across the creek. We agree wholeheartedly with one of the other reviewers, we rented a home not a house.
Isabelle was kind enough to be awake to greet us even though we arrived at 1am. She is a delight and couldn't have been more helpful and welcoming. The next morning she showed us around the villa as well as the attached hotel resort and made us aware of all the facilities and things to visit/see. We found it an ideal combination to have a large villa with all the benefits of a hotel resort. Another plus was Joan, the maid, who looked after us very well indeed. She was great and proved to be a real help.
If you want to visit Oman, then this has to be the best way to do it!
Thank you to Isabelle and Joan for making it a very special holiday.
Quel souvenir inoubliable que cette semaine de vacances à Oman !
Le bonheur commence par l'itinéraire venant de la ville puis se poursuit par la vue offerte de la terrasse sur la montagne et la mer dans un spectacle époustouflant .
La demeure est aménagée avec luxe et élégance . De plus, les équipements techniques de haut niveau et l'assistance de l'aimable philippine cherchant toujours à faire plaisir rendent la vie ici facile et agréable.
La proximité immédiate du Shangri La Ressort et de tous ses services comme la rapidité d'accès aux sites les plus remarquables du pays offrent des opportunités innombrables d'expériences exceptionnelles .
Un seul regret au terme de cette semaine : devoir repartir !
Mais cette première visite sera suivie par d'autres si la charmante propriétaire , Isabelle , parvient à trouver des créneaux libres pour une prochaine location...
Merci et à bientôt pour une nouvelle période de rêve !
Tres jolie maison meublee avec gout et offrant une magnifique vue sur la mer. Un choix parfait pour un sejour en famille. La maison offre a la fois l'independance d'une maison de vacances combinee aux services du Shangri La. La combinaison parfaite. Sans oublier Rose, la charmante employee de maison qui a tres bien pris soin de nous et nous a prepare de tres bons repas. A recommander !
Our family of 6 adults soaked in this stylish, sophisticated, yet relaxing home over Christmas and New Years, with the advantage of enjoying all of the festive season's celebrations at the Shangri-la. The atmosphere was perfect (and meticulous). Special touches throughout --- The owner went above and beyond, welcoming us in many thoughtful ways. Lovely maid Rose helped with our holiday dinner and was there to support our preferences during the entire stay. We especially appreciated all of the information regarding excursions and help making reservations for fishing, with fun and friendly boat captain.
We are expats in a nearby country, and our family travelled from Vancouver ( 30 hours!) .... Weariness vanished in this luxurious, spacious and comfortable villa, perched above the breathtaking sea. We often stay in this type of vacation property and here we have found the highest standard anywhere. As frequent visitors to beautiful Oman, we suggest that this residence offers the loveliest imaginable lodging, and provided us with a memorable, precious family holiday. We recommend it unhesitatingly.
You are set for the most amazing holidays: breathtaking views, beautiful sunsets, a sparklingly modern and elegantly decorated house whose outside architecture respects the local aesthetics, untouched nature such as beautiful beaches and mountains, etc.
The house is equipped with every amenity one can need, and Rose who looks after it is a warm, welcoming person, she was v helpful during our stay!
As for the location, it is perfect as it is ~20 minutes from the heart of Mascate which enables you to visit the city whenever you feel like it, but you are also isolated enough to be immersed in nature... and obviously you are also just a few minutes walk from the beach.
I also highly recommend going on a day boat trip (you can rent a private boat with a guide, a friendly and cheerful Omani) to go fishing, dolphin and turtles watching and swimming in the emerald sea... :)
Beautiful villa situated in one of the most impressive area's in Oman. Breathtaking views over the sea and mountains.
We stayed with the family of 5 for 11 days.
The villa is of an outstanding quality and very spacious.
With the Shangri-La hotel resort and a private pool next door we enjoyed every minute.
The fishing was fantastic, nice boat with excellent equipment.
We even had a good catch of 7 Dorados.
The service in the Shangri-La was exceptional.
The owner Mrs. Isabelle was very helpful with al the arrangements.
All in all a holiday we enjoyed and which I will recommend to all our friends.
Situated in the southeast of the Arabian Peninsula, the Sultanate of Oman is bordered by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the west, Yemen to the southwest and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to the northwest.
Oman's coastline, which is 1,700 kilometres long, extends to the Gulf of Oman, the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean. Muscat, the capital of Oman, is host to beautiful beaches and a fascinating culture and heritage that dates back thousands of years.
The resort is located about fifteen minutes from Muscat on the bay of Barr Al Jissah. (Shangri-La Barr Al Jissah Resort) and 45 minutes drive from the airport.
The resort is located about fifteen minutes from Muscat on the bay of Barr Al Jissah. (Shangri-La Barr Al Jissah Resort) and 45 minutes drive from the airport.
1 - From Muscat International Airport. Take straight ahead on the dual carriageway, following signs to 'Muscat' "Muttrah". Keep in the middle line.
2 - After about 20 kms drive, passing exits for Ghala, Bausher and Madinat as Sultan Qaboos, the dual carriageway divides. Take the right hand fork, signposted for 'Muttrah and Muscat.
3 - Continue along this dual carriageway (Qurum Heights Street) which leads through the mountains. You will start to descend down a long hill which bears right over a viaduct. At the end of the viaduct take the right hand exit signposted to "Darsayt" Muttrah, Muscat.
4 – IMMEDIATELY after keep left on the exit road and continue along the dual carriageway, signposted 'Al Bustan , Wadi Al Kabir. Do not exit down the slip road on the right hand side. You will reach some traffic lights at the end of the flyover. Continue straight ahead. You will then reach a second set of traffic lights with the Oman Sheraton hotel on your left hand side. Continue straight ahead. You then reach a third set of traffic lights. Continue straight ahead. You will then reach a fourth set of traffic lights under construction site for a fligh over. There exit straight ahead (second exit). Continue along the dual carriageway. You will pass statues of two gold horses. Proceed up the hill, as you descend be prepared to turn down the right hand slip road signposted to 'Qantab'.
Continue along this road, which runs through the mountains to resort. Keep on the main road - do not take the left hand turn which you will see after about ten minutes. At the roundabout exit straight ahead (second exit) and proceed up the hill. You will reach the resort entrance after about two minutes drive.
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The booking will be confirmed when the 30% deposit has been received, on my bank account. The final balance to be paid 6 weeks prior to arrival date.
The rule is that you leave the house in the same condition as you found it.
The house maid is there to clean your rooms, bathrooms and house everyday.
If needed catering, to discuss with owner.
Prices are per week. Price may be subject to change
Please Note: The owner of this property accepts payment in the original currency specified (EUR), before use of conversion tool. The conversion tool is provided for your convenience only. The owner may accept other currencies if specifically agreed in advance.


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Gun Crime
Ok i dont want to sound like a complete wimp, but the label of toronto the good is starting to die away, in 2005 toronto was called the year of the gun, with over 75 gun related deaths it was a sad year forthe people of toronto, but not all of toronto is dangerous in fact its pretty safe comapred to many othere north american cites like LA, NEW YORK, CHICAGO, VANCOUVER and MONTREAL, the east side of toronto is not that great in fact it sucks i know becuse i lived therefor 2 months before going back home the places to not to hang around in at night are Jarvis and sherbourne street. north of youge and wellesley street is safe, but at night its not the ideal place to be!!
Street cars
You must always be careful when passing a streetcar in Toronto that is slowing down to a stop, or is not moving, because the doors open very quickly and people will come right out without looking, right in to the right lane of traffic (The street car travels always on the left side of the road to permit parking on the right) so this is very dangerous you can hurt some one or even kill theme. There is a small stop sign on the door that you can see when the door is open. So always remember to look before you pass
Don't Join The Bandidos
The big news of the week whilst I was there was a major biker fight try this link:
This guy looked harmless enough though, but you never know.
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Toronto's violent crime rates are extremely low compared to many cities in the U.S. and comparable to rates in larger European centres, and are low even if compared with most other Canadian urban centres.
Toronto has a comparable rate of car theft to various U.S. cities, although this is lower than in some other Canadian cities, especially Vancouver. Much of this has been attributed to organised crime, with stolen vehicles ending up being shipped overseas for sale.
Toronto is also struggling to come to grips with a nagging homeless problem which has ebbed and flowed throughout the years. Toronto has a considerably larger homelessness problem than many cities of similar size.
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Plane watching is no longer legal.
I am an aircraft lover, so naturally my hobbies include plane watching. With friends of similar interest, we used to visit select viewing areas by the airport. We had great days watching the planes departing or arriving.
This can no longer be done.
Here is the warning for plane lovers (like me) who love plane watching; it is no longer legal. Many "good plane watching areas" by the airport have been closed to the public. Even if you stop in a side road with ample space near the airport, police will request you to drive on.
The reason is naturally for security purposes.
I visited Vancouver in April, 2003. I had no problem watching planes there. Unless policies have since changed, save your plane watching for Vancouver!
Despite my warning above, I still managed to take a few snaps.This area was far enough to be legal. I was in the parking of a shop.
Yonge Street - The World's Longest!
To take a cab from one end of Yonge Street to the other it would cost more than $2,000. Warning number 1. It's the Longest street in the world and begins at the Toronto Harbour, runs 1,896 kilometres to pass through numerous Ontario towns to Rainy River, Ontario - bordering Manitoba and the U.S.
So if someone says it's on Yonge Street make sure you know what part. Just walking from the Four Seasons on Avenue Road to the downtown core will take 30 - 45 minutes for sure. I was getting a little humor at the Four Seasons concierge when they were not exactly recommending I walk Yonge Street and were trying to be politically correct. Then a bell hop contradicted and said how lovely Yonge Street would be to walk.
Obviously I was going to walk it to see for myself what it was like and I could see where both were coming from. Sure you going to see a lot of different sites and a broad range of people from the homeless, to the multi-cultural to the business tycoons. They also walk Yonge Street.
You can tell that certain blocks are less desirable to see than others but if you walk that stretch from Front Street to Bloor you will get a good idea of all the different sites and sounds. My advice is just walk like you know where your going!
This really isn't a warning tip, I am just having fun. You will be sure to experience Yonge Street on your visit, so enjoy the shops and everything else you witness here.
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Toronto Police
I thought it would be fun to put this tip under warnings and dangers but in Toronto a lot of people are starting to use bicycles including the police force. Seen here is a picture of an officer and his bike.
There are approximately 170 police bicycles deployed across the city but mainly in the downtown core. These bicycles are a specialized and have a long-standing history with the Toronto Police Service. From the 1870's, single-speed "Planet" bicycles (made in Toronto) were first used as an efficient means of chasing down "scorchers" - reckless youths on other bicycles. Until the 1930's, there were twice as many bikes as there were vehicles on the Toronto Police Force! Those bikes were used by road Sergeants to visit beat patrolmen and to check extensive properties, but not for general patrol. They gradually fell into disuse by the early 1950's as mechanized patrol vehicles replaced them. It wasn't until the mid 1980's that the bicycle was re-introduced to our police service. Ironically, it was largely due to mechanization that they were brought back. By that time, there were so many vehicles in Toronto, bicycles again became one of the most efficient means of travel on our congested streets. They have also proven invaluable in negotiating narrow back alleys and lanes, as well as a myriad of parks and bicycle paths throughout the city. The bikes provide officers with silent and swift transportation to any situation.
There lies the warning and danger of getting caught! I found that historical information on their web site.
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SUMMERS not just winters
There is a saying
We were warned about the winters, but not the summers.
In summer, the city is frequently extremely hot. The sun can also be dangerour. Please wear a hat and eye protection.
The far north is known for its harsh winters. Winters are often so cold that water freezes. Ponds become ice skating rinks. People often think this is wonderful, let us go skating at the frozen pond in the park. Remember, just because it is ice on the surface, does not mean it is frozen fully. Often, people will skate, not realizing it is thin ice. If the ice breaks and they fall into the crack, it is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS. It is virtually impossible to climb out and the body will freeze up very soon. In fact, it is life threateningly dangerous.
It requires professionals with special equipment to measure the safety of the ice.
Expensive Parking
On Saturday nights, parking lots in the downtown district change their prices frequently. When there is a game at the Rogers Centre (formerly Skydome) the parking in those areas become outrageous. If you are planning to go near the stadium when there is a game, I suggest using other transport, carpooling or go somewhere else to socialize.
DANGER: ice can deceive.
Everyone has heard of the notorious Canadian winters. Visitors should therefore also be cautioned of freezing rain. In winter, frequently after rainfall, the temperature drops below zero. Water will then become ice. Often that ice layer is so thin, it is invisible. It is still nevertheless extremely slippery. Many people have fallen and severely hurt themselves. The sidewalk, while looking innocent can be very dangerous. Be extremely careful when walking outside.
Check the weather report for freezing rain.
There is one day in winter that I will not forget. I was standing on the balcony of a relative's apartment. It was overlooking a street corner that was extra slippery that day. In a period of about one hour, we counted at least a dozen small accidents e.g. cars denting each other frlom sliding. Fortunately there was nothing serious and no one was hurt. That is still a large number of accidents for one area in a short time.
Below, I included a website for the Toronto weather report.
It also includes safety tips for winter.
The most important winter driving tip: DRIVE VERY SLOW!
Toronto Crime Notes
-Forget the old idea that Canadians don't use guns. While gun violence may not compare to Detroit or DC, guns are used quite regularly in Toronto nowadays. Don't assume either that it is confined to one area of the city. I was surprised to learn of many recent incidents where innocent pedestrians or transit riders were struck by flying bullets!
(Half a year after adding this tip, the day after Christmas, six shoppers were shot on Yonge Street, just north of the Eaton Centre and just south of the Delta Chelsea hotel. A 15 year-old girl out with her family suffered fatal wounds.)
-Car theft. The numbers are huge in Toronto. (And the city also ranks as the bicycle theft capital of North America!)
-Carjacking. Thought of as a US problem, it happens here too. Mostly in expensive neighborhoods to boost high-end vehicles, but more often during other criminal incidents as a getaway or identity change.
-Financial crimes. If any place is bad for credit or bank card rip offs - this is it! Guard your privacy with a passion. Change your PIN numbers often. Check your transactions and verify the amounts often.
-Street crime. Especially in the downtown section around the major hotels, Eaton Center and Yonge Street strip. A large population of low-level street criminals float around here. You'll generally only have a problem if you engage them in communication.
-Mentally ill street people. Many of them are simply hanging out, but others may become beligerent. Many of those are still not cause for worry, but it is best not to mess with them. There have been several incidents of either direct violence or pedestrians being pushed into traffic, etc.
-Night clubs. Many serious outbreaks of violence, stabbings, shooting, etc. occur in and around the "Entertainment district" downtown.
-Drugs. Do not go near anyone offering anything whatsoever. You are really asking for trouble. No matter how nice they look. Most of the city is being fought over in territorial disputes by criminal organizations.
Night time safety
Toronto is a big city, so don't walk alone at night. There are street gangs, thieves, homeless people, prostitutes, runaway kids/teens, and other shady characters in the city, so be careful. Once, while at a park in Scarborough with my cousin, we saw some graffiti on the playground, and she told me it was likely gangs that sprayed it.
Beware the VT'ers
Be warned, VT'ers are a new gang that is sweeping not just Toronto, but the entire world. They frequently are disguised and normal people. When you find a pack of them, however, their abberent behaviour begins to crumble the veneer of normalcy that they present to an unwary public.
It's a CITY!
Toronto isn't particularly dangerous -- I've always felt (maybe naively) comfortable in any area of the city. But what you have to remember is that it is a CITY! And as a city of over 2 million people, it comes with all the dangers normally associated with a city.
1. There are areas of Toronto that are a little more dangerous than others (ie. Jane & Finch, Regent Park) -- you don't have to avoid these areas, but just be aware of your surroundings.
2. Don't put valuables down if you don't want to lose them ... don't leave your purses open.
3. Toronto is used to tourists - we get a lot of them, but that doesn't mean there aren't people who won't take advantage of you. Make sure to hang onto your belongings and don't flash too much cash.
4. Homelessness is a major problem in Toronto but not because they're dangerous!!! If you want to give them money or food, then please do so, but if not -- just walk on by! I've never seen anyone in a confrontation with a homeless person, they generally keep to themselves.
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To Do
- Clean out back room, make room for birth pool and futon
- Clean and reorganize basement
- Deep clean and declutter main floor of house
- Get out 0-3 month clothes and put in drawers, get everything up to 12 months out of storage so it's easy to access when baby moves up sizes, wash DS's new clothes and baby boy clothes up to 12 months
- Get newborn cloth diapers and covers out, lanolize wool items, make sure all baby carriers are usable, pack diaper bag with baby stuff, assemble breastfeeding box
- Cook freezer meals, set up Food Tidings page, stock pantry with basic foods
- Help plan showers, collect addresses, mail invites, attend showers, and write thank-yous
- Attend Hypnosis for Birth classes, water aerobics classes, and chiro appts, get massage at start of third trimester and on due date
- Move garden boxes off of deck
- Keep list of people to update after birth up-to-date
- Pack transfer bag, make emergency birth plans, make hard copy list of names in case top picks don't fit
- Get all birth supplies together, organized, and easy-to-access, double-make bed, move futon into back room, test birth pool and accessories
- Install extra car seat for DS, Re-install convertible rear-facing with original pillow and padding, have both seats inspected by car seat tech
- Belly henna, maternity pictures
- Choose gifts for DS from baby, for baby from DS, and for midwives
To Buy
- Birth Kit, towels & wash cloths
- Wet bags, snappis, small diaper covers, diaper detergent
- Gifts for/from DS, gifts for midwives
- Cordless phone with speakerphone
- Stock up on household items: disposable dishes, toilet paper, garbage bags, plastic bags & food wraps, dish soap & cleaning supplies, laundry supplies, toiletries, etc.
- new car seat for DS (can use his extra seat for a while if needed)
- new booster seat for dining table (can use the seat he has now until baby starts solids if needed)
In Progress
Mama to DS1 (12/07), DS2 (4/11), and DD (6/22/14)
Finally diagnosed with APS after 3 s (11/09, 3/10, 7/13)
Geez, I was just thinking a nice way to start 2011 might be by taking the tree down; but first I'll have to get up off the couch and get dressed... and it is already noon!!
I had all these high falutin' plans...now I just have a stomach ache. But this is just the sort of thread I love so I will be back. :)
And we are joyfully awaiting a new addition in April 2011! <><
So sorry Nerdymom. Hope you feel better soon. I think I'll get DH to help put away the Christmas stuff tomorrow and Monday while he's home, and not wait until next week to do it by myself, now that I'm in couch-jail...lol. i know I will feel better with things a little more decluttered.
I also need to get a dresser for our room (ours had to be moved into the other room to qualify for the foster care license), and get his little clothes in it, move DS into a crib from the portable bed, and move that into our room and put the bassinet and changing table attachments back on it. Also install the car seat, since I don't know how much longer I'll have before he's born
However...I like what one of you said in the other similar thread - if NOTHING gets don, we will be fine and baby will be fine. I must repeat that over and over. Hehe!
Wife, 27, to DH, 33, and Mama to DS1 Josiah - 8/09, DS2 James - 3/11, 10 angel babies, 3 foster children, and one adorable ALMOST ADOPTED son - 5/05
Check status of cloth dipes and make sure I have enough dipes, covers etc. Maybe purchase some size 1's sposies for nightime... not sure?
Wash blankets ( clothes are all washed and folded in drawers ) Just 0-3 and newborn
get co sleeper from friend and set it up
Install infant carseat
Get Moby from friend and wash
Bring up bouncy seat from basement
Make plan for babysitting for other 2 kids during birth/ labor
Make lots of food for freezer ( not sure if this is going to happen as food still kinda grosses me out and the thought of making food and freezing it just seems like to much effort) I did it for my other 2 births though.
Sort through birth supplies and see what I need to buy/ get
Make frozen witch hazel pads.
Im sure there are other things... Im going to email this list to myself
All natural Mama to Keira 6/1/07, Israel 10/10/ 09, Nairi 04/01/2011, and #4 March 2013
I love lists! ;)
To Do:
Put away Christmas decorations -- ASAP
Write Christmas thank-yous -- ASAP
Call doula candidate and set up meeting -- ASAP
Confirm prenatal chiropractor appointment -- ASAP
Buy some maternity clothes -- esp. pants!! -- ASAP!
Contact HR department insurance rep about 2011 health plan (they told me homebirth is going to be included this year!) -- ASAP
Purchase new cradle mattress
Purchase birth ball
Restock prenatal vitamins -- I'm running out!
Take some more photos of the belly
De-clutter main areas of apartment
Sign up for breastfeeding/CPR classes
Ramp up the RRL tea and EPO?
Gather homebirth supplies, per midwife's instructions
Finish knitting baby blanket
After shower (mid-Feb.), purchase "necessary" items that remain un-bought on baby registry
Send shower thank-yous
Find and install storage shelf on bedroom wall above door
Get a prenatal massage or two
Contact cloth diaper service about setting up service
Meet with backup midwife
Meet with pediatrician practice
Buy a more neutral bedroom rug (the one we have does not go with our new bedding)
Wash bedding and clothes for baby
Make a lasagna for the freezer (just to get us through a few days)
Clean apartment! Maybe hire one-time cleaning service to get things really clean
Consider gift(s) for doula and midwife
Remind husband to de-clutter attic crawl space (I won't be able to climb the ladder)
Pack transfer bag
Create email list for first baby photos/notice
Buy a nursing bra
Big grocery trip - include labor/post-birth foods
April/After birth
MW and doula thank yous
Oh wow. This reminded me that April isn't too far away.
Buy remaining cloth diaper supplies (a couple more covers, wet bags and a pail)
Wash new fitted dipes
Get a dresser for the baby
Put clothes and dipes in dresser
Start working on Hypnobabies
Attempt to get some freezer meals made
Make a list of stuff for my mom to clean while she is here
Make a list of the kid's favorite foods and meals for my mom to cook while she is here (yay mom!)
Pack bag for birth center
Pack "just in case" hospital transfer bag
Put some sort of seat protection in the car
*revised format
Troll? Here's me...
Here's my list:
Take down christmas tree/decorations
Do inventory of all items in household/pantry~make list of things i need to stock up on
Stock up on supplements-working on this-okay, got prenatals, 1 month supply of goats rue and shatavari, think i am set here for now!
Stock up on food/household items-working on this
Have a plan on who will watch ds during labor/birth and a back up plan-ASAP!!!
write birth plan
Place hold at library on childbirth book midwife suggested
Read the book-working on this
Finish up buying cloth diapers, pail liner, snappi's, bamboo/hemp doublers/6-12 infant prefolds
inspect all baby items left from ds to make sure that they function and clean them-working on this
Make an official registry at target and babies r us
Bring items to goodwill
Get new tires
Get seat fixed in van
Buy new dresser for ds, so I can have dresser for dd-planning on getting this tonight!
Call insurance and see if they cover hospital grade pump rentals/breastpump rentals etc, if so talk to midwife about getting a Rx for the pump rental/electric pump, before I decide to buy it on my own, and not the going ahead and buy one. -darn they said that breastpumps are excluded, so now i need to choose one and
decide if i will rent the hospital grade one the first month or not-dh's friend has a hospital pump i may be able to borrow, need to find out for sure and get a model and see if i need to buy a different pump kit, hoping it is an ameda since i have the kit for that already, or a symphony, as i have that kit as well.
Buy breastpump/feeding/nursing supplies
buy nursing brasx1/2 and tankx2
Have 2000$ in savings before baby is born for when dh takes a couple weeks off( 600/2000 saved.)
Buy Crib
Get new infant car seat
buy a ring sling
send off preaddmission packet
Have pre-addmission appointment
wash and put away all baby clothes/diapers etc once dresser is free done until the shower in a couple weeks
final declutter of all the house: masterbedroom, kitchen-working on this now, living room, toyroom, ds's room, laundry room, bathrooms, hall closets, office-working on this
install carseat
go on hospital tour
freezer cooking, bread, nan, pancakes, muffins
watch the business of being born with dh
pack ds' bag packed and easter stuff ready just in case i am in the hospital on easter
more for dh but since dd is due right that time-FILE TAXES, blah...
pack bag
write thank you cards for shower
buy thermometer
buy a couple more storage containers and or a diaper stacker
there that is a nice starter list, something i can start working on asap!
Good idea!! I LOVE the idea of a cleaning service one time, I might do that!
BFF's baby shower
clean out office/baby room (this will take all month!)
find videos/books to prepare dd's for birth- start preparing
put up crib
get furniture for baby room
clean closets (linen, bathroom, hall)
get carpets cleaned
wash baby clothes
organize baby room
pack for birth center
make plan with people watching dd's during birth
Thanks for the concern JoyfamMama. I'm feeling better, just having a hard time getting back into the swing of things I think.
My list so far:
finish putting away holiday decor
finish moving Jack's room into our room
move sewing nook into formerly Jacks room, now office
set up play area in living room
take stuff to household swap
clean out low dresser, vacuum seal Jack's old clothes and store
mail all 6-18mo clothes to friend
deep clean entire house
create living room picture wall
find shelving for office
file taxes ASAP
with tax return money: buy King bed and linens, order diapers, wet bags, woven wrap, mama cloth, nursing nightgowns
make wipes, mama cloth, nursing pads
SBP my Maya Wrap
begin freezer cooking
make fleece soakers
knit or crochet baby hat for hosp
continue freezer cooking, freezer inventory, and meal planning
wash and sort baby clothes (0-6 months), blankets and diapers
seasonal consignment sales for Jack's summer clothes
stock low dresser with clothes, clean diapers, contour changing pad
get and wash all baby carriers out on loan
Set up cosleeper and wash snug tuck pillow
finish freezer cooking, freezer inventory and meal plan
print "intact, please do not retract" stickers for diapers
pack hospital bags
pack overnight bag for Jack
on EDD (the 28th) have lunch with mom and sisters, get spa pedicure
ETA: updated 1/16
And we are joyfully awaiting a new addition in April 2011! <><
thinking about everything that has to happen before baby girl gets here makes me want to lay down and cry. We have to move 6.5 hours away to a new state 3 weeks before she's due. So everything that involves selling our house and buying a new one- put that on my list. Honestly, I can't do much of anything to get our home ready since this wont be her home. I do need to go through all my diapering supplies and cull what's worn out and figure out what I need to stock up on. Just over this weekend I went through ALL of ds's baby clothes up through size 24m and picked out what to keep and what will have to go. A friend is supposed to be bringing me some hand me down newborn girl clothes, so with what I have left from ds, I should be ok on clothes to start out with.
thinking about everything that has to happen before baby girl gets here makes me want to lay down and cry. We have to move 6.5 hours away to a new state 3 weeks before she's due. So everything that involves selling our house and buying a new one- put that on my list. Honestly, I can't do much of anything to get our home ready since this wont be her home. I do need to go through all my diapering supplies and cull what's worn out and figure out what I need to stock up on. Just over this weekend I went through ALL of ds's baby clothes up through size 24m and picked out what to keep and what will have to go. A friend is supposed to be bringing me some hand me down newborn girl clothes, so with what I have left from ds, I should be ok on clothes to start out with.
I'm sorry. It must be so hard to have to do that. Five months before we had DS we moved back in with my parents for a year. We put nearly everything in we owned in storage and had to live out of one small bedroom. It was really tough not to be able to do those "nesting" things that I desperately wanted to be able to do.
And we are joyfully awaiting a new addition in April 2011! <><
So glad you're using Food Tidings to get meals sent to you after your little one is born! When are you due?
A little bump for an updated list.
And we are joyfully awaiting a new addition in April 2011! <><
I like lists. I like to cross things off of lists. Would you like me to post a picture of the bread crumbs on my floor to make you feel better? ;)
And we are joyfully awaiting a new addition in April 2011! <><
Good idea, Nerdymom...I updated my list too!
Troll? Here's me...
1. Clean out pantry DONE
2. Clean out front hall closet DONE
3. Deep clean living room/Get new couch. DONE
4. Gift DS' clothes to someone else since this is another girl. DONE
5. Clean out bedroom closets.
6. Clean out hall closet.
7. Clean out bathroom closet.
8. Buy new dresser.
9. Buy baby supplies. Clothes, blankets and bibs are a must.
10. Get car seat out of storage and wash cover.
11. Plan meals for postpartum.
12. Buy wrap or MT.
I'm sure I'll add to the list. Right now I'm in purge mode then I'll start thinking about buying, etc.
I think if I can tackle one thing a week, moving won't be so awful come the end of March. This week I am cleaning out closets and cabinets. I've pretty much accomplished as much as I can with that, there's just a little more to go. Next week will be Magic Eraser Madness. It's my goal to get the walls as clean as possible in the bedrooms, hallway and bathrooms.
I think if I can tackle one thing a week, moving won't be so awful come the end of March. This week I am cleaning out closets and cabinets. I've pretty much accomplished as much as I can with that, there's just a little more to go. Next week will be Magic Eraser Madness. It's my goal to get the walls as clean as possible in the bedrooms, hallway and bathrooms.
Mmmm..."Magic Eraser Madness Week"...I love it. Don't think it mixes well with bedrest orders, but if someone offers to come and help me for an hour or 2, I think I will stick them to it *evil grin* (Hey! Wouldn't you rather magic Erase someone elses walls, rather than scrub their toilets?? Lol!!)
Wife, 27, to DH, 33, and Mama to DS1 Josiah - 8/09, DS2 James - 3/11, 10 angel babies, 3 foster children, and one adorable ALMOST ADOPTED son - 5/05
How do you feel about using Magic Erasers around your kids, I mean, what makes them work? I have horrid marks on the walls that won't come off with Seventh Generation all purpose cleaner. I'm picky about the cleaning products I use. I've never tried a magic eraser.
I just downloaded the Motivated Moms chore charts. I really need something to help me structure my household cleaning chores, and these are simple enough not to be too scary, but thorough enough to maintain a clean home. I dusted my mantle today...oh boy. it was ugly. In the 2 1/2 years since we've moved in I think I've remembered to dust that mantle a maximum of twice. yuck.
And we are joyfully awaiting a new addition in April 2011! <><
Wow, my list consists of getting the baby stuff out of the garage and putting it in a dresser. That is it really. It is so much easier after the first few :D
NM, I've read some things about Magic Erasers. I would be hesitant to let a kid actually use one w/o gloves...and I wouldn't let a kid chew on one but I wouldn't hesitate to use one in a home with kids (unless I was super into all natural cleaners, which, sadly, we aren't).
Zen...jealous...sort of. I wouldn't know what to do with all this nesting energy if that's all I wanted to get done. ;-)
Troll? Here's me...
i've read some of the magic eraser stuff, too. like you said- not gonna let my kids chew on them but I have mastiffs and they take slobber off walls. 'nuff said.
I don't let ds do any of the scrubbing with the Magic Erasers, but I keep them around for crayon on the wall type emergencies. They take an amazing amount of dirt and grime off. And somehow, we always have an amazing amount of dirt and grime
My parents have mastiffs. Mastiff slobber -- eww!! Anything you have to do to get it off stuff w/o "reconstituting" would be well worth it, imo.
Troll? Here's me...
Maybe they are worth a shot, to try to revive these horrid walls. Our apartment is of course painted with cheap flat paint in the most dull, boring beige. It shows every smudge, might as well be stark white.
And we are joyfully awaiting a new addition in April 2011! <><
One good thing about flat paint, NM, is that you can paint over it in patches -- don't have to do the whole wall. Is there any left over paint in some storage space?
Troll? Here's me...
I could ask maintenance...we didn't paint it. I'm going to hang lots of pictures and some select posters all over the place to distract from the beigey beige everywhere. I am not a beige person. I detest beige. I loathe it. But with only a year and a half left at this post there is no way I am investing money in paint. The next place, I'm gonna paint.
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It's a wrap for New York Fashion Week, and what a whirlwind week it's been for MOSCOT…on and off the runway!
A BIG THANK YOU to designers David Hart, Pyer Moss, Alisha Trimble, Shades of Grey, Bespoken, and Asher Levine for a super fun, super exciting, and of course, super fashionable Fashion Week! We had an awesome time working with these creative, talented designers, and seeing our frames strut down the runways…boy, did we feel proud! We're honored and amazed to be a part of NYFW each season!!! Check out MOSCOT at New York Fashion Week below!
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After its official debut at the Myles Kennedy Live for The MOSCOT Mobileyes Event last Thursday, we are SUPER excited to announce The MYLES Sunglass is now available for pre-order online at moscot.com!
A conscious collaboration with musician, singer, songwriter, and guitar player of Alter Bridge and Slash, Myles Kennedy, The MYLES is derived from Myles' favorite MOSCOT Original, The SECHEL, but incorporates design elements from the 60s and 70s to reflect his laid back, rock and roll style. 10-percent of proceeds from The MYLES purchased in MOSCOT Shops and online at moscot.com go to benefit The MOSCOT Mobileyes Foundation (moscotmobileyes.org).
Available in Matte Black/Grey and Olive/Black, in two sizes, pre order now, before they hit our sales floor!
The MYLES will be available worldwide in specialty retail and optical shops in mid-October 2013, and at MOSCOT NYC shops in late September 2013.
The MYLES in Matte Black and Grey
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An incredible night, with an incredible musician, for an incredible cause…in support of The MOSCOT Mobileyes Foundation!! We could not have asked for a better turnout, or a more enthusiastic and excited crowd of fans for our charitable event with singer, songwriter, and guitar player of Alter Bridge and Slash, Myles Kennedy!!!
Select fans and VIPs from far and wide were treated to a special, one hour-long acoustic performance by Myles, and WOW, he did not disappoint! His wide ranging set list began with Alter Bridge's, "Before Tomorrow Comes," followed by "Come Home." In between his solo rendition of "Starlight" sans Slash, Mayfield Four's "Eden" (a request from a fan), and other fan favorites, Myles couldn't have been more personable and funny (!), before closing his set with a final "Hallelujah."
A BIG, BIG THANK YOU to Myles Kennedy, for an amazing performance!!! We're truly grateful for such an awesome experience, and more importantly, his kind and generous support for The MOSCOT Mobileyes Foundation.
We're also super humbled and forever grateful to the many, many fans who came out last night! Your kind words and generous donations to The MOSCOT Mobileyes Foundation are so important to our cause — preserving sight and improving lives, by providing free quality medical eyecare and eyewear to those in New York City, who may not otherwise have access to such care. On behalf of Myles Kennedy and MOSCOT, THANK YOU!
The MOSCOT Gallery & Music Space at our Orchard Street Shop was packed last night!
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Hot off the heels of opening their third shop, MOSCOT stockist, Spectacle, hosted an awesome MOSCOT Trunk Show in their beautiful new Toronto digs.
Shelves and displays were stocked full of classic MOSCOT styles and perennial favorites, as well as popular new styles from our Fall 2013 MOSCOT Originals and Spirit Collections! And summer's not over yet! The new shop's wrap-around windows featured our most recent 2013 MOSCOT Sun Campaign! We're definitely feeling the love from our neighbors up north!
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We know you've been waiting...and now it's here!
Just in time for fall, we have a brand new, custom-blended shade of Sage, for one of our most popular frames...The LEMTOSH! Our new and exlcusive Sage color is especially fitting for a frame that has served as the calling card for generations of creative, thoughtful, free-spirited intellectuals and artistes!
The LEMTOSH in Sage is now available in MOSCOT Shops across New York City, online at moscot.com, and in specialty retail and optical shops worldwide.
In honor of the launch of The MYLES sunglass, and in collaboration with musician, songwriter, singer and guitar player of Alter Bridge and Slash, Myles Kennedy, we're hosting a charitable online silent auction, benefiting The MOSCOT Mobileyes Foundation…and do we have some pretty awesome prizes in store! Whoop!
Generously donated by Myles Kennedy, fans will have the opportunity to bid on a beautiful Paul Reed Smith SE Angelus® guitar, which will be signed by Myles, and personalized for the lucky winner!!! The starting bid will begin at $800. AND, WOW!…fans will also have the opportunity to bid on a hour-long guitar lesson, receiving one-on-one guidance from Myles himself! The private lesson with Myles will be conducted over Skype, with bidding starting at $150! Two prizes, double the whoop!
Check out our silent auction at 32auctions.com/moscotmobileyes today! Bidding ends Thursday, September 12th at noon…don't miss out and place your bids today!!! GOOD LUCK!
Our Japanese distribution partners, EVI International, added a little more buzz to the Tokyo fashion scene, with a 10-day long MOSCOT Trunk Show at super trendy fashion shop, and MOSCOT stockist, BEAMS!
With displays and trays stocked full of MOSCOT Originals, fans and friends browsed our newest Fall 2013 Collection, as well as classic favorites! Check out BEAMS' beautiful shop below! We're super humbled by such a beautiful, 美しい event!
A BIG THANK YOU to our distributors, EVI International, and to BEAMS, for hosting a wonderful event, and to all of our fantastic, loyal fans in Tokyo!!!
Musician, songwriter, singer, and guitar player of Alter Bridge and Slash, Myles Kennedy,, will be at The MOSCOT Orchard Street Gallery and Music Space in New York City, Thursday, September 12th, 2013 to perform a special, live, 45-minute acoustic set for select fans and VIPs, in support of The MOSCOT Mobileyes Foundation!
MOSCOT AND Myles will also present the the worldwide debut of The MYLES — a conscious collaboration with Myles to benefit The MOSCOT Mobileyes Foundation! The new laid back, SECHEL-inspired, MYLES, reflects his rock and roll style, with 10% of proceeds of The MYLES sold in MOSCOT Shops and online at moscot.com, helping ensure NYC's underserved populations receive the proper medical eyecare and prescription eyeglasses they may otherwise not have access to.
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A mandatory DONATION TO THE MOSCOT MOBILEYES FOUNDATION of $20 (per person) will be collected at the door, with all proceeds benefitting The MOSCOT Mobileyes Foundation. All attendees must be 21+ years old.
IMPORTANT: Entrance to Myles Kennedy Live for The MOSCOT Mobileyes Foundation does not include airfare to New York City or accommodations — ONLY tickets to a live performance at our MOSCOT Orchard Street Shop.
In honor of our Fall 2013 MOSCOT Originals and Spirit Collections, our fantastic distributors in South Korea, CED International, hosted their latest MOSCOT Trunk Show at fashion shop, Thisclose, in Seoul, South Korea!
With display cases filled with all things MOSCOT, and with the help of our iconic Mannequin Heads, fans and customers were given a sneak peek of our newest styles for fall!!! Check out the pictures below of the MOSCOT-ized space at Thisclose!
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