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aboutHello! I am studying esthetics at an Aveda Institute after spending years in retail. I am proof that nothing turns out how you think it will, and that's a good thing. When you think you've got it figured out, you don't. Life would be boring otherwise, right?
Makeup, skincare, and psychology are my passions and I'm also happy to give advice on relationships, particularly for teenagers (so many things I wish I could have told myself a decade ago!) I'm happy to help fellow abuse survivors as well.
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I'm 15 years old. I've been with my current boyfriend for 7 months now. We have a slight on and off relationship, but it's been good for a few months now. We are both virgins.
We are in love. There is no doubt about that.
We are 100% open with each other sexually, we have done everything but penetration sex. if something embarrassing happens, it's totally okay, we continue and laugh it off.
Recently, we both really started wanting sex. But I'm TERRIFIED of a condom breaking, and me getting pregnant. Please help me. I'm just so scared. But I really am ready for sex. I can't get on birth control by the way. Any advice
Why can't you get on birth control? If you go to a place like Planned Parenthood, you can get it for free and without your parents ever finding out.
When properly used, condoms are 98% effective. However, in reality, the number is much, much lower, since a lot of things can go wrong. If you're on birth control, it makes the chances of getting pregnant much smaller. If you're as scared as you say you are, maybe you aren't ready. There's really no hurry, you are pretty young, and definitely couldn't handle a baby at your age, right? If you can't get on birth control (and still use condoms and pulling out), I don't recommend having sex at all.
(Rating: 5) Thanks. & Because the closest planned parenthood is an hour away, and my mom would die if she found out.


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The easygoing Seattle six-piece The Head and the Heart are best when constructing an ambience of simpler, carefree times. The indie-folk group's soft acoustic guitar, violin and soothing vocal harmonies suggest the verdant imagery of a backwoods lake cabin on "Cats and Dogs," or a small-town saloon on the honky-tonk piano tune "Ghosts."
So sitting below the Hoan Bridge at the Briggs & Stratton Big Backyard on Sunday night wasn't the ideal setting to experience the best the band has to offer. The performance, while still earnest and full of life, didn't quite live up to the rich sound of its studio work.
But for many in the crowd, it was a pleasant respite from the chaotic, sensory kaleidoscope of the Summerfest grounds. The Head and the Heart, even outside of an ideal setting, offer a serene, calming backdrop for a summer night.
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With a guitar slung on his back, Brantley Gilbert stepped onto the smoke-covered stage of the Harley-Davidson Roadhouse on Sunday night and yelled "Let's raise some hell!"
In the past few years, the Georgia native has developed into one of country's new outlaws. In front of a big, rowdy crowd, he wore that rebellious streak on his sleeve and in the songs from his sophomore album, "Halfway to Heaven." There was a scowl in his voice as he sang about running moonshine in "Hell on Wheels." The crowd sang back lyrics about cowboys, hillbillies and radio stations that play "Cash, Hank, Willie and Waylon," from Gilbert's chart-topping song "Country Must Be Country Wide."
Gilbert also took on two songs he wrote that were hits for Jason Aldean. The opening "My Kinda Party" became a gritty Roadhouse rocker, and "Dirt Road Anthem" found Brantley spitting a defiantly snarling rap.
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A sonic wall of thundering drums, thrashing guitars and Jeff Paulick's guttural roar rose up from the north end of Summerfest during Lazarus A.D.'s Rock Stage set Sunday evening. The uninitiated might write off hard-core thrash metal as mere noise, but the four-piece Kenosha band was remarkably melodic within the blaring volume and pounding rhythms.
As Paulick contemplated the devil's dark point of view on "Through Your Eyes," lead guitarist Dan Gapen picked out a ferocious, intricate electric guitar line. Introducing "Absolute Power," Paulick bemoaned the fact that the bleachers near the stage prevented proper moshing, but a few determined fans found room on the sides of the stage to jump, bash and throw each other around.
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It feels like the BoDeans have always been a part of Summerfest. They've just never visited in two separate shows. Less than a year removed from his split from the band, co-founder Sam Llanas played a solo set at the Potawatomi Bingo Casino Stage & Pavilion early Sunday evening. (The BoDeans, led by Kurt Neumann, will headline the same stage Wednesday night.)
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The United States has lost its top-notch AAA credit rating from Standard & Poor's, in a dramatic reversal of fortune for the world's largest economy.
S&P cut the long-term US credit rating by one notch to AA-plus on Friday, citing the country's looming debt and deficit burden.
US treasuries, once undisputedly seen as the safest investment in the world, are now rated lower than bonds issued by countries such as the UK, Germany, France or Canada.
The outlook on the new US credit rating is negative, S&P said in a statement, a sign that another downgrade is possible in the next 12 to 18 months.
"The downgrade reflects our opinion that the fiscal consolidation plan that Congress and the Administration recently agreed to falls short of what, in our view, would be necessary to stabilise the government's medium-term debt dynamics," S&P said in the statement.
The US Treasury hit back against the move, saying there was a $2 trillion error in the agency's calculations.
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Clark Judge, chairman of the Pacific Research Institute, told Al Jazeera the downgrade had been justified by agency's perception that "the debt deal wasn't good enough".
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US politicians expressed concern late on Friday about the S&P decision, saying it was a "wake-up call" for a country saddled with more than $14 trillion in debt.
"The action by S&P reaffirms the need for a balanced approach to deficit reduction that combines spending cuts with revenue-raising measures like closing taxpayer-funded giveaways to billionaires, oil companies and corporate jet owners," Senate Democratic Majority Leader Harry Reid said.
Reid called for the bipartisan committee tasked with finding additional spending cuts to include "members who will approach the committee's work with an open mind - instead of hardliners who have already ruled out the balanced approach that the markets and rating agencies like S&P are demanding".
China "has every right" to demand the US address its debt problem, the official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday.
In a stinging commentary, Xinhua said Washington needed to "come to terms with the painful fact that the good old days when it could just borrow its way out of messes of its own making are finally gone".
China, sitting on the world's biggest foreign exchange reserves of around $3.2 trillion as of the end of June, is the largest foreign holder of US treasuries.
Xinhua said that unless Washington made substantial cuts to what it called "gigantic military expenditure and bloated social welfare costs", the downgrade would simply be a "prelude to more devastating credit rating cuts".
"To cure its addiction to debts, the United States has to re-establish the common sense principle that one should live within its means," Xinhua said.
"The days when the debt-ridden Uncle Sam could leisurely squander unlimited overseas borrowing appeared to be numbered."
The commentary also hit out at "short-sighted political wrangling", saying Washington had allowed domestic electoral politics to take the global economy hostage.
Market turmoil persists
The move by S&P came as around $2.5 trillion were wiped off the value of global equities this week.
Hopes the European Central Bank will buy the bonds of Italy's heavily indebted government - and better-than-expected US monthly employment data - helped lift markets. But the news was not enough to spur sustained buying after an early bounce.Wall Street shares gained some support in heavy trading on Friday, a day after indexes posted their worst losses in two years.
The Dow Jones industrial average eked out a small gain, rising 0.5 per cent.
Francis Lun, an independent stock commentator, told Al Jazeera that Asian exporter economies suffered the most in the steep market declines at the end of the week.
"The market is in shock," Lun said. "It's a lose-lose situation, as America pays more on interest and Asia suffers because of lower demands for exports. The only people that benefit are market speculators, while everyday citizens and governments suffer."
Italy, under pressure to help halt the market rout that is endangering the global economy, pledged to speed up austerity measures and social reforms in return for European Central Bank help with funding.
European woes
The European Central Bank (ECB) agreed on Friday to start buying up Italian bonds starting Monday in return for a promise from the government to accelerate deficit cuts, Italy's Federalism Reforms Minister Umberto Bossi said.
"Everyone is afraid our bonds will turn into scrap paper but by returning to budget balance one year early, the ECB has guaranteed that from Monday it will buy our bonds," Bossi said.
"For us it's a solution, a guarantee," said Bossi, who is also the leader of the Northern League party, the main partner in Berlusconi's centre-right coalition.
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"The situation is very difficult and requires co-ordinated action. We have to recognise that the world has entered a global financial crisis that concerns all countries," Berlusconi said, after talks with several European leaders.
Italian shares plunged more 13 per cent this week, while investors scared that the country's slow growth means it will get caught up in a debt trap sold off their bonds, sending rates of return to more than six per cent.
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I think the real weakness of the show and why it isn't doing too well in sales right now is because it's a bit too straight in its retelling of Yamato. Sure, it's got the robot tank dudes and the two classes of Gamilans and a few other things, but it's pretty much doing the same stuff the old show did without too much deviation. Once it starts separating itself from the original, we might see BD sales go up.
I do think some of the more 70s aspects like the music and the Yamato female uniforms should've been dialed back, but it's too late for that.
Sorry, but for me, that's one of it's main strengths - and were it diverging a great deal, I would not be ordering the discs at about $100.00 a pop straight from Japan (of course were they not sub-titled in english I wouuld have passed too).
I think they've done a great job updating the story while maintainuing the original flavor and intrent. I've always loved the original Yamato music, and had they changed that, it would have been a large minus as well.
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XT1200Z: The new WaspWorks Super Tenere, in detail and the evolution
Hi guys.
I finally picked up the new bike yesterday and got to bring it home for the first photo shoot.
To back track a little bit, I have actually had the opportunity to run the bike in at the dealers over the last few days. I had the dealer do the first oil drop and filter replacement and all was good to go.
I managed to get a small off road ride during my journey home yesterday and, apart from the need for knobbies, all is really cool.
What a great bike... I will go into a few reviews and rants later but it is a great ride.
You will see from the pics that I am still waiting on most of the accessories to arrive from the east.
So far I have received the top box inner bag, one pair of LED indicators (still waiting on the other pair), and the tank pad.
I really like the tank pad, I think it integrates really well with the bike.
Its 5:30am here in Perth at the moment and I am loaded up with two Ducati's about to head down to the dyno in Bunbury as a part of final development of some Waspworks Power up kits, http://www.waspworks.com/index.php?m...=index&cPath=1
I am out of time to offer a ride report but I did want to leave a few pics and will get back onto discussing the bike and what my future plans are later.
P.S- The bike was probably home for one hour before I had the L/H side cover off the muffler to see whats going on under there.
I can see a carbon replacement happening in the very near future...
Talk soon.
Very Nice. I'm liking that a lot. We will never see it here.
Like to hear more as you rack up some miles.
Cool Thanks Wasp,
Looking forward to the rants and reviews.
Wasp, as a former Perth boy living in the US I can only say I'm extremely jealous. I'd have one now if I could get my grimy mitts on one. I had a test ride in Paris a few weeks ago and while not able to test a lot of things in Paris traffic, one thing that impressed was how light and easy to handle it felt. My V-Strom is way lighter, but feels heavier.
Looking forward to your reports. And looking at your website, I'm anticipating some dazzling S10 farkles in the works soon.
Exploratory surgery (Phase one). Muffler removal.
As I said Friday, I had a full day of development work on the dyno on Saturday and didnt get home till 8:00pm. It was perfect weather for a ride too.
My kids and the grand-kids came visiting for lunch today so no time for riding again.... Another great weather day again.
So my son and I decided to pull a few bits and pieces of the new bike to see how its put together.
I mentioned previously that I plan on making a new carbon muffler. This morning we removed and weighed the muffler and was surprised to find it was a reasonable 5.5kg.
A carbon muffler should go around 1.5>2kg so there is not a huge saving to be had, just that it will sound a shitload better than the standard note.
Exploratory surgery (Phase two). Side panels off.
It,s an easy job to remove the side panels in the field.
Under the seat you will find a single Allen/hex key. This key is to remove the four quarter turn fasteners on the lower right hand side cover. You will also use the key to push in the black plastic fasteners on the inside (near the forks) of the cover before it can be removed.
You can then remove the top part of the right hand side cover.
And this is what it looks like....
The removal of the right hand covers allows full access to all of the vital electrical components including all fuses and battery. I did not specifically look but I am sure the ECU is tucked away somewhere nearby.. The regulator rectifier is located on the inner face (near the forks) on this side.
The left hand (radiator side) cover is a similar process to remove but has no quarter turns, they are all full screws and the top and bottom cover is one piece and can be removed with the same key.
And this is what it looks like.
With the removal of two bolts,The fuel tank on the new Super Tenere can be pivoted backward to allow access to the air filters.
This is what it looks like with the tank pivoted back.
Exploratory surgery (Phase three). Airbox removal.
Previously I showed the pictures of the side panel removal and the fuel tank pivoting.
The fuel tank must obviously be tilted up to allow access to clean the airfilter/s which, if the bike is to be used off road with any regularity, I suggest you familiarise yourself with this procedure.
In Australia they (Yamaha Australia) have removed the factory paper filter and replaced it with foam sock filters with spring inners to retain shape.
I dont know why this was done or who's idea it was but I comment them.
I much rather clean and oil foam filters than be stuck with unservicable paper ones.
Once the fuel tanks is tilted the top of the airbox can be removed.
Apart from the obvious 8 or 10 screws around the perimeter of the cover there is also one sneaky little screw underneath the rubber bung shown in the pic below.
Of course you new I could not go this far without taking the airbox completely out to see what it looks like underneath.
The pic below shows the factory paper filter and the replacement unit as delivered for Australian spec bikes.
The intake to the airbox is just above the spark plugs (which by the way have really neat little individual coil on caps) so this will give an indication of the possible fording height.
This bike is the real deal.:evil
Rear LED indicator installation.
In a bid to delay doing my end of financial year Business Activity Statement BAS (BAS actually stands for Bfucken Apain Sin-the-arse), I snuck up the the shed tonight and installed the rear LED indicators.
Although these are a Yamaha option/Yamaha part, It appears that there were only one set of these available in Australia. Another set is on order and due in soon.
The installation was not a big deal and is quite simple to do.
Wires need to be cut and new crimps (supplied in kit) need to be joined to wires.
All up takes about 45mins to do per set.
Strip the seats and load racks off.
pic below shows the finished wiring before the rear load rack is replaced. Note that the Yamaha LED kit comes complete with resisters in line to force the correct flasher rate.
The finished product.
why am i looking at this thread?
hey yamaha USA:fyyff
I think they will achieve massive sales around the world and they will be forced to bring them in..
Bloody travesty if they dont - this is a farken great machine, and i've only ridden mine a couple of times..
In the mean time, I'll try and think about you each time I ride
Think about me too Greg. You lucky Bastid :freaky
Subscribed! Thanks for leading the way. I was really anxious to see how the fuel tank swiveled and what's underneath it. Thanks for documenting it. :clap Will you be adding heated grips? I know you're in Oz and all, just curious to see where the adjustment knob mounts.
I'd be curious to see if you add bar back risers, and if there's enough slack in the wires, hoses and cables to permit this. Also, the carbon exhaust sounds :tb, but is the plastic exhaust cover still necessary to protect the pillion's leg from the heat?
C'mon Yamaha Canada, bring on the S10 here! I'll be first in line! :deal
Hats off for this hands on WSM in pictures
A oiled foam filter works by not really filtering the air, but by letting the air change direction in sharp corners, so the sand particles (and other junk) effectivily are flying out of the corners in the filter and get cought on the sticky surface, so you get cleaner and in time more air into your engine.
Actually a dutch invention, made to a huge succes in the 70's by Twin-Air in the cross-scene, and basing on the ageold centifugal filter like you find in the Honda 350 of the 70's for the oil, it costs a little more time then just putting in a new paperfilter, but longivity wise its better, but only if cleaned and oiled *regularly* according to usage, if your doing extensive sandblasting every day with the bike check it every week, if your a road rider every other small maintenance.
ANd about the heated grips, take a look at the Hein Gericke offering, its a nice 4 grades heating controlled with a pushswitch control with colored leds so even in darkness well adjustable.
Bit bulky leads, but nice and warm even at -20 like last winter over here, and just 40€.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Camille A Great atmosphere & décor/ great music & food/ Great service Jul 5, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Charles E The restaurant was very nice, food was delicious and atmosphere was upbeat and inviting. We didn't know there would be a live band, it was noisy and we were seated right in front of the band because the upstairs was closed. We had a nice time and will return. Jun 18, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Markus R Small sitting area so the atmosphere is quite intimate which we enjoyed. The food was outstanding, we both had the Angus beef. We also enjoyed the band but much of the time it was too loud for conversation. Jun 2, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Christine H JoJo's has a great atmosphere. The band was awesome and the service was great! May 26, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Angela W The services was great as well as the food. Food preparation did not take long and was greatly appreciated because we were extremely hungry. The manager did make herself know and was very informative. Thank you for the great experience and will be visit your establish again in the future. May 13, 2015
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Help, my boyfriend is always talking to this girl, am I overreacting?
ok so I have to be honest, I have trusting issues due to past relationships and I constantly get jealous of other girls, I live with my boyfriend for... Show More
im tired of this..
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I had a boyfriend long time ago, he was a Dj and promoter for clubs and he has tons of female friends never really bothered me (surprisingly cause am the jealous insane trust issues type of chick)
and he always said that he was doing it for the business and to promote etc etc and he was a friendly guy in general.. He had numerous friends and stuff on his MySpace and facebook like about 1000 friends.i don't know if its a DJ thingy, but I never really caught him cheating... yeah Ithink he was all the way...
Now If I were you I would simply try to be friends with her again and try to meet with her or something.. then if he gets mad about it, then there is something wrong here.. But why is he getting mad about you worrying about this... its your right and you re not allowed to talk to guys so why does he get to do that!? Tell him that its making you uncomfortable and that you would prefer if he doesn't do it too much... try this if it doesn't work then get a close guy friend and show him how you feel!
Thank you! I'm glad you understand, yeah he is very friendly, outgoing abd his job is to talk to people and he says if he talks to girls it's all business related, he actually hates his job and says if he didn't had to do this he didn't hto deal with all of this, about this girl he says it's just pure friendship and he doesn't mind me being her friend at all, the girl is actually nice as far as I'm concern, maybe it's just me being paranoid, he gets mad apparen he says I don't trust him.
Yeah well it could be that I can understand where you re coming from since he is a DJ and am like you, I get jealous and paranoid... If she's nice then talk to him about it without fighting over it... and see how it goes. thanks for the best answer too...
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Okay, as far as this club girl is concerned, it just looks like it started as him trying to get his friend hooked up. But it does bother me that he talks to her and other girls on FB all the time...that IS a problem. Especially if he gets made if YOU talk to other guys online. That's a double standard and not fair in any relationship.
I definitely think you have to work on your own trust issues, because a healthy relationship is where both people can have friends of both sexes and hang out with them whenever, and you get to that point where you could be okay with that...but that's in you and that's for your own mental/emotional maturity, so that's separate here.
The bottom line - he's not being fair to you because the time he's spending online with other women is FAR past the point of being okay and a normal "friendship only". Also, it's not fair to you that you doing the same would be unacceptable. I say, have a talk with him and try to fix things. If he isn't willing to put the effort into fixing things, then you may have to truly consider whether this is a guy you want to continue giving your heart to. You deserve to feel like you can trust someone and you deserve respect to get what you give in return. Good luck sweetie :)
Girl, you just need to leave him. He is openly disrespecting you and doesn't care about your feelings. If he loved you, he will see that what he is doin is wrong and will be considerate of your feelings. If he's constantly talkin to that girl, then he's trying to get with her or probably already did stuff with her. You sticking around while he plays you right in front of your face is pretty pathetic. Be strong and move on, girl.
Dear hazel83,
Stop for a moment, be silent and search deep inside and listen to the voice inside you which tells you how to take care of yourself. The relationship that you have with this man is to be treated as you would any other friendship, as ultimately a long-term relationship such as that with a boyfriend is to be built on friendship. Now ask yourself would I allow a friend to treat me this way? Would I treat a friend this way? If the answer is no, then it is time to re-assess this relationship. Sometimes in boyfriend/girlfriend relationships we have many mis-conceptions about how the relationship 'should' be and we forget to look at the relationship for what it is. By detaching oneself from the relationship for a moment to see it from another perspective things become clearer and we can begin to take care of ourselves in that situation. As you begin to take care of you, others will take care of being 'good' to you too and if they do not then the friendship was never there.
Take one day at a time and remember you are special and only you can teach others how to treat you.
Don't f***ing deal with it! He is YOUR boyfriend and he needs to act like it! If you keep letting him do whatever he wants and talk to whoever he wants ALL the time it will eventually lead to something. Maybe not today or tomorrow but sometime in the future when you two are fighting who is he going to go to for comfort? HER and who knows it may just be talk and pics at first but in the end it will be you with a broken heart.
I mean talking to other girls is okay but to a certain point but he needs to put you first.
It's normal for people to not like to be affectionate in public, but as far as this other girl is concerned it doesn't sound very innocent. I'm all for true love and having friends, but talking to her everyday is a little too much. If he truly loved you then he would respect your feelings. It isn't fair that you can't talk to other guys, but he can talk to other girls. Tell him that if he can't respect your feelings and if you guys aren't going to be equal (he can talk to other girls but you can't talk to other guys) then it is time for you two to break up.
Thank you, well I talked to him about it and I've noticed he is trying to avoid her now, the girl says that they just have things in common and they talk about that, I've noticed also that it's her who always starts the conversation, I don't trust her, how is it that she has a boyfriend and she needs to talk to other guys even if it's just because she is bored, she must not get enough attention from him, she is even encouraging me now to be friends with her boyfriend which I don't get it.
She just sounds like an over confident flirt. If she is initiating it and he is trying to avoid her then try to trust him a little more.
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Benvenuti a CASA SCHUCK, situato a pochi passi dalla piazza principale (Jardin). Offre una ricca colazione, concierge e servizio spa, Wi-Fi e molto altro ancora accoppiato con le migliori viste dalla maggior parte delle camere che San Miguel de Allende da offrire!.
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4,4 su ottobre 16, 2012
Stay in La Luna and you can watch the fireworks from your bed, but you do need to be able to climb quite a few stairs to reach this very private room. You can easily walk down to the town square, where lots of the celebration takes place, and it's a cheap cab ride back to Casa Schuck. The folks there are charming and super helpful and can arrange airport transportation.
4,0 su settembre 21, 2012
Room flooded twice due to toilet problems. Took two days to fix the problem. The Casa seems to have plumbing issues as our friends did not have hot water in their room and had to relocate.
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As always, we went above and beyond any means to repair the situation. We changed rooms with an upgrade for the inconvenience . We strive very hard to make sure all our guests are happy with over 25 years in the business and many awards. Unfortunately, the room did flood slightly into the hallway, not the bedroom 1 time ( not 2 times stated ) and the plumbing issue along with the hot water was fixed that very day. A brand new hot water system had just been installed the day before these guests arrived. A brand new, modern installation in this world renowned, well kept 1800 century hacienda. Unfortunately, it is impossible to have a 100% perfectly running location anywhere in the world, 365 days a year... Sorry for any inconvenience and we look forward to serving all our future guests in our unique style...
3,6 su agosto 30, 2012
Beautiful hotel in the historic distrct. We would definitly stay here again. Our only suggestions are that they offer better bath amennities. Larger bar of soap is a must. Also, we had a light bulb that was never replaced and the fan needs to be adjusted. The staff was outstanding!
4,6 su agosto 28, 2012
I just returned from a very memorable 6 night stay at the Casa Schuck, one of the most beautiful places I have stayed . My room, the Rose Room was tastefully appointed with much attntion to detail. The room let out on to a terrace with view over this historic , colonial town. The staff were extremely warm and accommodating.
4,6 su agosto 15, 2012
Estuve con mi esposa por nuestro aniversario y la pasamos muy bien. El hotel esta muy bonito, muy bien ubicado y el servicio es muy amable. Es muy recomendable!
4,0 su aprile 12, 2012
The location was wonderful as we didn't rent a car so we were able to walk to all highlights in San Miguel. The hotel grounds were beautiful.
4,2 su marzo 06, 2012
Just returned from a week at Casa Schuck and are truly missing Guillermo, Alfredo, the other staff and of course, the roof top margaritas! We really couldn't have been happier with our choice, and were thrilled with the location, view, rooms, staff and overall ambience of Casa Schuck. Made our first trip to SMA perfect, and we hope to return and share with friends and family!
4,0 su marzo 03, 2012
Atmosphere, beauty and quietness are most important to me and I found all of these at Casa Shuck. The room was not as large as pictured on the site, but I got used to it. It would have been prettier and more comfortable to have an oriental carpet at foot of the bed as the tiles are quite cold in the morning. (The room was pictured with one on Casa Shuck site). The view was very impressive from beyond my balcony. However...here's another suggestion: the furniture on my little patio was depressively commonplace and ricketty. Perhaps some Mexican rod iron patio furniture? or other local craft seating and table? Otherwise, this little boutique hotel was perfect in every other way. It was definitely quiet and the courtyard full of plants and quite beautiful. Thank you Casa Schuck.
4,0 su febbraio 22, 2012
We have been to San Miguel many times and this was the first time for us to stay at Casa Schuck. The staff was very attentive and very accommodating. Giving us recommendations to order pizza so we could stay in and play cards in the lovely living room. Going and getting us wine! The rooms were very clean, very quaint & well priced. The beds were lush & comfortable. The fireplace was amazing to have during such a cold & rainy day. We will definitely be back and recommend it to our friends for a nice place to stay!
5 su febbraio 11, 2012
Look no further than this gorgeous, intimate hotel just steps away from the city center. The rooms are enchanting, the bougainvillea courtyards perfection, the view from the balconies one of the best in the town, and the made-to-order breakfasts, in a beautiful blue-hued dining room, beyond memorable. The staff gets five stars for their gentle, wonderful care and guidance. Can't wait to return to this little paradise in magical San Miguel de Allende.
- US $279.00 per night includes Full Breakfast for 2 - people ( Taxes Not Included ) .....................................................................- US $279.00 por noche incluye Desayuno Completo para 2 - personas ( NO incluye IVA / Impuestos )
- US $219.00 per night includes Full Breakfast for 2 - people ( Taxes are Not Included ) ...................................................................- - US $219.00 por Noche incluye Desayuno Completo para 2 - personas ( NO incluye IVA / Impuestos )
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And your right, I enjoyed my KLR, in my RR I describe why I sold it thanks to an unresponsive executive at Kawasaki Canada, he now works for KTM Canada. Irony at work.
Sounds like you like to complain about all your bikes.
I got butthurt over my Honda Shadow suffering a clutch failure at the very end of a 13,000 mile 48 State ride around the US, leaving me stranded on my last day about 250 miles from home. Stranded in the Arizona desert in late June. Bike had 26K on the odometer. I was every bit as cross as you are right now.
But in retrospect, I was given signals by the bike for thousands of miles before failure, that the clutch was going to fail.
It was a learning opportunity to change the clutch out myself and learn more about how it operates.
Sounds to me more like a fuel delivery problem than a filter problem, if it transcends more than 1 filter and 1 tank of gas. Wasn't there some sort of drama with 9x0 fuel pumps? Was that the 950 or 990? I don't own one. I liquidated the Shadow and now I'm on a Tiger 800XC.
Frankly, I wouldn't take the Tiger to South America, for the security reasons you've already pointed out, and because there's practically no support for the bikes down there. Pressed to do so, I'd take my old XR600 long before I'd take the Tiger.
$10K+ bikes just don't belong on third world tours. Gimme simple-stupid carburated fuel delivery with a simple-stupid inline fuel filter, a simple-stupid engine that can handle roadside oil changes with questionable Mexican/Ethiopian/Mongolian dino-oil rather than synthetic stuff that is probably "synthetic" synthetic oil if you know what I mean, and an air filter that won't have a conniption fit if all I can do to clean it is pour water over it to wash out half the dust and reinstall it.
In closing, I want to point out that your prior career has no bearing on your choice to ride a motorcycle. I'm a software developer... and an aspiring hack motorcycle mechanic. Dr. McCoy from Star Trek was always saying "Dammit Jim, I'm a doctor... not a [insert blank here]." He's wrong and short-sighted. I take the Heinlein approach to skillsets.
A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects.
He would have put "maintain a motorcycle" in there if he thought of it, but the vast array of skills he listed gets the point across well enough, I think.
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