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2-Pack Baby Leggings With Feet
2-Pack Baby Leggings with Feet
Reviews (113)
Reviews (113)
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Kirsten Daswani
on 06 October 2015
These baby leggings are so versatile and practical - particularly great for the unpredictable British weather when it can change from warm to cool in the blink of an eye. My baby boy likes these so much that he giggles when we put them on and they are so easy to take off if he starts to get too hot. The cotton is super soft and a high quality thickness without being too heavy, so great for any time of year. The navy and navy / ecru stripe twinpack also work really well as a unisex item.
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on 29 September 2015
My son's socks don't stay on for very long so these are perfect for when we are out and about. I don't have to worry about losing socks and cold feet. Really good quality and nice design.
on 25 August 2015
Great, keep their feet cousy.
on 23 July 2015
Bought for my grandson due in October . Overall service good . The bottoms are of good quality . Excellent for a winter baby boy . My daughter was very impressed . Have not found the same any where else .
Sally Dolton
on 16 December 2014
These seem to be exactly as advertised, bought specially as socks not needed and good quality.
Janice McGuiness
on 28 November 2014
I have bought a further two packs as they are such good quality. Having feet in the leggings are a great feature. I will certainly shop here again.
Sharon laband
on 19 November 2014
As with everything sold by JoJo, fantastic quality. My grandson looks adorable in his 'gymnast trousers'. They wash well and delivery was quick and efficient.
on 14 November 2014
I agree with others that these come up large. Shame about not being able to get a 6-9 month size as seems a big jump up from 3-6 to 6-12 months. Nice quality and great idea and good compromise between babygrows and trousers!
on 03 November 2014
These are really lovely. I would say they are a bit on the bigger side. Even though my baby is quite tall for his age, there's still plenty of space for him to grow into them.
on 16 October 2014
Great little set. So handy. I bought these as a gift after buying them for my son when he was a baby. He wore them non stop.
on 10 October 2014
No more worries about socks falling off - great. They are a good length for my long thin baby. A more chunky little one, especially in cloth nappies, might find that they are a bit tight around the waist by the upper end of the age range...
on 10 October 2014
Good quality cotton. Great product.
on 06 October 2014
No more lost socks! A great idea, good quality cotton and seem very comfortable.
on 11 September 2014
I really like them, good quality product. Would recommend.
Emma Broughton
on 09 September 2014
perfect trousers for my little boy as he keeps losing his socks!
on 03 September 2014
These leggings are an ideal solution for lost socks and cold feet! The fabric is a good thick soft cotton and they seem well made. My little girl hasn't yet worn them though as they are too big. I would say size down if unsure as they do seem to come up very large.
on 03 September 2014
Gorgeous little leggins and very handy with the feet attached. Well sized and great value.
on 22 August 2014
Great quality, my son is quite long so it is easier to dress him in separates. These trousers are soft and comfortable and just perfect for the job.
on 22 July 2014
Love these, I can't find bigger sizes anywhere else and they are perfect for a lazy day inside. They feel nice too and wash well, previous pairs have been worn and washed weekly and are still in good condition.
on 18 July 2014
Perfect comfy casual wear,
on 14 June 2014
Love these! Pretty big on my 5-month old who can't squeeze into Carter's 6-month-old gear now. Think they will be useful once she's crawling but love the fact her trousees aren't rolling up all the time and exposing bare skin to the cold.
on 10 June 2014
These are so handy, no bothering with socks and are made of a good quality thick material that washes really well. A bit too warm for summer, but have already purchased them in next winter's size as I wouldn't want to be without them!
Sarah Howlett
on 28 May 2014
The cutest most adorable leggings! Can't wait to dress my bambino in them!
on 22 May 2014
I searched everywhere for leggings with feet and finally found them! They are lovely quality- quite thick material, and wash really well. I'm definitely going to buy more.
Mrs B
on 16 May 2014
These are lovely. Really good quality, very soft and they wash well. I will be buying them in the next size up when the time comes.
on 30 April 2014
These are lovely and really handy to have. Saves changing the whole outfit after feeding too.
on 29 April 2014
These are brilliant, my daughter won't keep socks on so these are a lifesaver. She's tall for her age and they fit perfectly. I just hope they do a summer version in a lighter fabric.
on 28 April 2014
These are really practical. I ordered the next size up and there is a lot of room for my six month old to grow into them so the cut is generous. The material washes well and it's so much easier not having to bother with socks, especially when I am changing him after swimming.
on 22 April 2014
Good value for two pair sand I bought two packs with a discount. Lovely colours but rather long in the leg and foot - my little one is very long at only 5 months and wearing leggings that are 12-18 months from baby gap so expected these to fit, but they are two inches too long for her.
on 17 April 2014
I love these trousers. I bought them for my 4 month old baby as something comfortable to wear and was not disappointed. They are great quality, fit well and look lovely. Will definitely buy more pairs as he gets older.
N Holden
on 14 April 2014
These are a great product I've used for both my kids, and I often buy them as gifts. I wish they were available in a wider range of colours as I'd buy even more.
on 09 April 2014
Lovely leggings, nice cut and generous sizing - wide enough for the chubbiest babies, and a decent length too. Smart looking and easy to use, why bother with socks if you don't have to?
Rebecca Oakley
on 18 March 2014
After being given a pair of these by my friend who'd used them for her children, I had to buy another pair in the next size up. Easy to put on, no socks to come off and I assume comfortable!
Lisa Hooper
on 12 March 2014
The quality of these leggings are superb and they look good and wash well. However it so disappointing that the size is 6-12 months as there is a huge difference in a baby of 6 months and one who is a year old. I ordered 6 - 12 months for my baby who is 5.5 months but they were huge on her. I've ended up getting 3-6 months which aren't going to last her that long but the others looked so big in her. Please can we have size 6-9 months as it saves putting socks and sock on for busier days.
on 04 March 2014
Lovely soft material and true to size. Great for avoiding the sock issues! Bought one pack in current size and one pack in the next size up to make use of the £5 off offer and very glad I did!
on 02 March 2014
Love these for my 4 month old. First for the obvious reason - no need for socks which we both hate putting on and keeping on. But I also bought them in a bigger size and use them as an alternative to a sleeping bag at night. My baby gets eczema on his face and can't have clothes/seams near his cheeks as he rubs his skin on them. I don't like using blankets for safety reasons so these have been fantastic for adding an extra layer of warmth on his bottom half.
Jackie S
on 18 February 2014
Love these leggings. Wish I had discovered them for my first baby.
Beth Emery
on 20 January 2014
Great trousers, will be buying every size!
Emma Harrison
on 02 January 2014
I bought the red leggings and I love them on my little boy, in fact I'm going to get them in blue as well! They are lovely material, seem really comfortable. I'm definitely going to get them in the next size for him, they should be perfect for when he starts crawling.
on 01 January 2014
Excellent! Nice quality, good fit! And no lost booties!
Katie Stewart
on 09 December 2013
These leggings are great for babies when they are starting to move around. My little one has just started crawling and these leggings mean that she has something comfortable to explore in whilst still looking seriously cute! Love the lovely bright colours too. They do seem to be sized quite large...but that just means they will last longer.
Yvonne Kniveton
on 03 December 2013
Lovely quality and generous fit; a very useful wardrobe addition.
L Hartley
on 13 November 2013
Nice quality and very useful as my daughter won't keep socks on her feet! But they do come up very large. My daughter is 10 months, and the size 6-12 months is huge on her!
on 09 November 2013
Love these leggings - soft and comfy for baby and save me having to cope with losing socks. I've bought a bit bigger as baby is growing so quick but that way will get plenty of wear out of them.
Gemma John
on 05 November 2013
Great little trousers as no need for socks which fall off all the time! bought two packs and saved money too!
on 30 October 2013
Good quality trousers. They have a small waist for the length of the trouser, and are a bit snug around baby's chubby waist.
on 29 October 2013
I love these baby leggings with feet. They keep my little ones warm in the winter but allow you to mix and match tops. The jersey fabric is so soft and thick. They wash and tumble dry well too. Sizes are good. I bought 6-12mths for my 5 month old (who is huge!) and I am sure they will fit him right through our long British cold autumn, winter and spring seasons!
Gillian Morris
on 28 October 2013
Lovely. Perfect for and will be cosy in winter.
Sian Pugh
on 23 October 2013
Great and wash well. Been looking for ones like this for ages. Thank you
on 13 October 2013
These trousers are beautiful. I've been searching for some for a while now for the upcoming birth of my son. Once I saw these, I knew I had to have them :)
Emma Lindsay
on 07 October 2013
Nice comfy trousers, solves the problem of loosing socks!
on 07 October 2013
Really pleased with these - great colours and I don't have to worry about socks falling off all the time. Very soft and snuggly.
Sam Evans
on 02 October 2013
I love these jiggers. They're so easy to pop on to my little boy after a nap and keep him snug. Good quality.
on 26 September 2013
These are great for pre-crawlers, or even crawlers. So easy to wear and great you don't have to search for lost socks. Have bought in a few sizes.
on 25 September 2013
Lovely soft trousers. However they are huge. The 3-6 month ones are very long and loose on my long and solid 4 and a half month old.
Mrs jo woodage
on 24 September 2013
I ordered the two pack leggings for my little grandson, my daughter is pleased with them ,as they have feet , and they wash well.
on 11 September 2013
Best to be found. Lovely material, shape and they wear well.
on 10 September 2013
Lovely rich colour and a nice thick material. Fit well but my little boy wears socks underneath as well as it gets colder - the feet are quite baggy. Would definitely recommend.
Alex Allen
on 06 September 2013
Very useful to have little leggings to go with little vest tops. Good quality material and size appropriate. Would recommend
on 27 August 2013
Nice leggings. I got the navy and stripe option and they are very good quality. Sizing was spot on.
paula bonner
on 21 August 2013
These are fantastic! I bought them so that when my little one is in the baby carrier, they won't get cold feet! Will be buying more! Nice quality and good price.
on 14 August 2013
Love these leggings. Baby hasn't worn them yet as bought them to grow into, but they are lovely and soft, and should be nice and cosy for baby
Jo Oldham
on 08 July 2013
I love these trousers - so smart and cosy!
on 13 June 2013
We love these leggings with feet, the are great quality and now a staple of the wardrobe. This is the second size we've bought. We always have 4 pairs and use then as a quick extra layer before getting dressed if DD has slept in a vest, or sometimes we use as PJ bottoms. Very handy.
on 04 June 2013
These leggings were a real disappointment. Poor quality and poor sizing.
Bought in a size 3-6 months, but they were becoming both too short and too tight around the waist by the time she was 4 months. By 4 1/2 months, she had kicked a hole in the bottom of one of them, which proceeded to fray completely. She is average size, and the leggings were only washed a few times at 30 degrees, so hadn't shrunk.
Definitely not worth the money.
on 17 May 2013
Good product, no more lost socks or picking up socks all over the place. Bought two sets.
on 06 April 2013
Lovely warm leggings
Cherry Mead
on 02 April 2013
I bought these leggings as a present for a friend. I had bought her some similar ones when her baby was a few months old and she had raved about the convenience of 'built in feet'; no more cold baby feet when socks or booties slid off. I struggled to find any in a bigger size (her baby is now 9 months old) and was thrilled to find these. She assures me there is plenty of growing room left in the 6-12 month size. Success! :)
Kathryn Masterson
on 05 March 2013
LOVE these leggings. Such good quality and my 7mth lo is only just growing out of 3-6 month size. Well made and worth the money.
on 20 January 2013
Lovely quality and snug, a good alternative when socks won't stay on.
on 17 January 2013
Great value item which is practical and washes well. Great range of colours too!
on 14 January 2013
My daugther wanted these and they are great. Just right to go with all the tops that she has ,warm feet and no lost socks either.
on 03 January 2013
These pants are an excellent idea. No more missing socks! They are soft and feel really good quality. The only downside is that there is a strange smell to the pants, which I can't seem to get rid of.
on 03 January 2013
These are so difficult to get above 12months and yet are so handy for mooching about the house. Any chance you could make them for older toddlers too??
on 02 January 2013
Another great JoJo product - first found them for my son two years ago and now my baby daughter has her first pair. Fantastic quality - great practical product. Thanks JoJo
on 21 December 2012
Great leggings - durable and with feet attached don't have to worry about losing socks!
on 19 December 2012
Great item of clothing. So useful. Much easier than fussing around with socks. Lovely bright colours, too.
on 11 December 2012
Good quality, streachable, easy to put on!
on 07 December 2012
lovely trousers, nice and soft. perfect for putting over tights or babygrow for a bit of extra warmth.
on 03 December 2012
Absolutely love these! Good quality cotton and so fantastic for winter - not having to worry about socks! Would love to see them in more colours/patterns.
on 28 November 2012
Love these leggings. They solve the problem of keeping socks on in the cold weather. The colours are fantastic, I bought both red and navy, and the fabric is good quality. They wash well too. I would highly recommend this product.
on 24 November 2012
Great item especially for the colder months - no more worrying about misplaced socks. Wash really well with no bobbling or fading etc. An excellent purchase will be buying the next size up too.
on 09 November 2012
I bought these (6-9 month) for my 6 month old daughter, who is very long and of average weight. They are far too big for her, I don't expect she will fit them until she is 9 months. The quality is lovely though, good heavy jersey. I find having the feet attached saves a lot of time and hassle with getting socks on her, which she generally kicks off.
on 06 November 2012
I love these trousers! They are hugely practical, especially on my skinny baby - who wants to spend hours finding lost socks?? The colours are really vibrant and they wash well. The sizing is good and my order from JoJo Maman arrived really quickly. Happy all round!
Mrs J Shanks
on 06 November 2012
the leggings are just the great addition for my son in the cold weather. He likes to remove socks
on 04 November 2012
These are one of my favourite things that JoJo do. They are currently being used again for son number 2 and they are still in great condition. Easy to get on,no being pulled off unlike the dreaded socks, and can add an extra layer of warmth under trousers. Would be lovely if they did a green colourway too.
on 02 November 2012
Very nice leggings. Good quality thick material, perfect for winter.
Granny Simpson
on 30 October 2012
Bought these for my youngest grandson as he needed trousers with feet. Ordered the size 6-12 months as he is 9 months old. The fit is good with growing room in the leg. These are very easy to put on and look very good. The red is an excellent colour and the material is nice and thick. When he crawls his feet come out of the foot part, but that is to be expected due to the growing room until he's 12 months old, so isn't a problem. Would definitely recommend these as they look very good on, are excellent quality and wash well.
on 21 October 2012
I ordered these as my son keeps pulling his socks off and with the cold weather coming, wanted some trousers with feet in to keep his feet warm. Although they are lovely trousers and look great on him his feet still get very cold, I think they would be better if the material was thicker or the foot area was padded. I have to put socks on over these trousers which defeats the object of the purchase really.
on 17 October 2012
I bought the Fuschia/navy leggings to go with the matching hoodie, really pleased with the quality and they look really comfortable.
Melissa Wilson
on 16 October 2012
These are a little long in the leg and i found that when my daughter crawls she normally leaves her leggings behind her. Lovely and warm and wash really well
Suzanne G
on 16 October 2012
These are a beautiful pair of leggings. Very good quality fabric and have been looking for some like this for ages. They are so easy to pop on and off when changing baby and also look so comfy on her and dont keep losing socks! Good choice of colours too.
Davinia Joiner
on 12 October 2012
I bought these to use as pj's in the winter to keep my son's feet warm. The problem i had was they shrunk considerably when washed even following the correct instructions
on 12 October 2012
Navy / Fuchsia is a fabulous design combination b these are not as practical as some much cheaper brands. The waistband is low and thin, and the style baggy, result: when my tiny tot is wriggling about on her playmat they end up round her knees. A much thicker, snugger waistband and more stretch would be a huge improvement.
Victoria McNamara
on 07 October 2012
These leggings are great quality. The cotton is soft and the size is generous. Great for winter and keeping legs and feet warm.
Ali clark
on 06 October 2012
Good quality product that washes well and means you don't have to deal with socks coming off. Nice and cosy for the winter.
Mum of two small boys
on 03 October 2012
Trousers with feet are my absolute favourite baby wear item. They make all nappy changes quick and easy. And these are just great. This is the only place I have found that sells them for older babies as well. My boys will be wearing them until they are walking. Thank you, Jojo.
Susan Topping
on 01 October 2012
Prompt delivery and well made, quality leggings. I bought the navy/navy and pink stripe. Disappointing that the shade of navy on these leggings doesn't match the navy on the reversible hoodie which I also bought... They need to be an exact match to be able to mix and match different oufits.
tanya walker
on 01 October 2012
very comfortable for my baby and managable product from mum's point of view-easy to dress and undress,easy to wash,no worries about socks falling of the little feet
granny rose
on 21 September 2012
thanks for the leggins. got 2 pkts for my twin grandsons now 6months. will be nice and cosy for winter.as they are boys the red is a bit pink.
next batch make red please thanks osie r
on 20 September 2012
these are great, my little girl seems so comfy in them, will definitely get next size when she's bigger
Mrs M
on 18 September 2012
Great leggings. Look good, wash well and no problems with socks falling off particularly when your little one starts moving around!
Ann Archibald
on 18 September 2012
Very good service,arrived promptly.Material is of good quality. Don't have to worry about socks either! Very pleased with purchase.
on 17 September 2012
Great comfy design ideal for nursery when they are crawling/moving about without shoes. Also handy having two pairs!
E Malpass
on 13 September 2012
Fab, so so useful for nursery as keep toes and legs warm, but not restrictive in the way a sleep suit can be. wash and wear well :)
A Da Silva
on 02 September 2012
Great for putting on with a long-sleeved vest to keep the little one nice and snug.
on 22 August 2012
I love these little trousers, really practical and generously sized. Great for little crawlers!
Oksana Flyud
on 30 December 2011
Fantastic buy, bought 2 pairs 0-6 months, 3 pairs - 6-12 months, again 2 more - 12-18 months. Shame they don't do them in one color.
Alice B
on 23 September 2011
Lovely trousers with room to grow. My daughter looks so comfortable in them. Perfect for playing in.
Lucy Holdstock
on 03 August 2011
love these.....brought them for my son and really pleased when they arrived this morning. Lovely material, thick and soft, and generous sizing. very happy customer
K Bamford
on 14 January 2011
on 11 November 2010
These leggings are absolutely brilliant! My little one always manages to kick her socks off and it's nice to know her legs haven't got any bare bits when its a bit colder. They are a very generous size so baby doesn't grow out of them in a week as with a lot of other things! They only minor problem I have is that I can't find any tops that match with either the fuchsia or pink stripe...perhaps two plain leggings in one pack could be an option??!
Tracy H
on 25 October 2010
I love these - really great for my baby as she always manages to get her socks off. My friend recommended them to me and I would be happy to tell my friends about them.
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2-Pack Baby Leggings with Feet
One of our first baby bestsellers, our original brilliant idea which is now much copied but can't be beaten!
No more lost socks or cold feet with these essential pull-ons. Leggings with feet make dressing babies simpler.
One plain and one in knitted stripe per pack
Soft cotton jersey
Lightly elasticated waist
Shaped feet
100% Cotton
Machine washable at 40 degrees
2 per pack
Unfortunately we are unable to deliver this item to UNITED KINGDOM.
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This fall, the St. Louis Home Economists in Home and Community (HEHC) held a third annual meeting and luncheon at Fontbonne University, the only college or university in the area to have a family and consumer sciences program. The afternoon included presentations from Fontbonne students and faculty, the presentation of an HEHC scholarship to a Fontbonne graduate student, and a luncheon prepared entirely by Fontbonne dietetics students.
"This group of retired home economists includes Fontbonne alumna and other professional women who broke various employment barriers and found creative ways to meet the needs of individuals, families and communities through their various employment statuses," explained Dr. Janine Duncan, director of Fontbonne's family and consumer sciences undergraduate program and human environmental sciences graduate programs.
HEHC presented Fontbonne graduate student Stephanie Heth with a scholarship, noting her initiative and persistence in pursuing her goal of becoming a family and consumer sciences teacher. Each year, the group recognizes one outstanding Fontbonne student with this scholarship.
The Fontbonne human environmental sciences department, which includes both family and consumer sciences and dietetics programs, recently announced two new undergraduate degrees: a Bachelor of Science in Family Policy and Advocacy and a Bachelor of Science in Health Education.
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Business is amping up this week at Chocolates by Grimaldi for the Grand Haven business' first Valentine's Day. It means spending hours hand-dipping delectable candies and sending them along an "I Love Lucy"-esque production line.
Molli Laham, the shop's owner, said most people would be surprised to know what goes into making the mouth-watering creations.
"I think it's worth it," she said of the tedious process.
Each morning begins with Laham adjusting the temperature on the shop's melter machine according to the type of chocolate it's churning. The large milk chocolate melter holds 250 pounds and sits at 88 degrees, while 20 pounds of dark chocolate churns in 92 degrees.
The chocolates are parked overnight at 100 degrees or more.
Heating up and cooling down the large quantities of liquid chocolate isn't a quick process. It takes between an hour and 15 minutes up to three hours to complete the process, Laham said.
"It's a lot of waiting," she said.
Chocolatiers have to be careful to get the heat just right to achieve an optimal temperature. Even the slightest half-degree makes a difference, Laham said.
Chocolatier apprentice Jenny Hanlon said tempering is a sensitive and labor-intensive process. But it provides the best feel, proper texture and better flavor, she said.
"You've got to have a passion about it to do it well," Hanlon said.
To read more of this story, see today's print or e-edition of the Grand Haven Tribune.


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Hunting, fishing programs boosted
State grants aid efforts that are mainly aimed at gaining interest of kids and minorities
SALIDA — Two Upper Arkansas Valley outdoors groups have received state grants to bolster their programs geared to promote hunting and fishing opportunities to kids, minorities and underserved populations in Colorado.
The Greater Arkansas River Nature Association in Salida has received $25,000 and the Canon City Area Recreation and Park District $18,000 from Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
The grants are part of $150,000 CPW awarded to seven community organizations around the state.
The Salida-based association, which also has secured an additional $12,350 in matching funds from other organizations and in-kind donations, gears its program to kids aged 6-15 years in Salida as well as surrounding communities Cotopaxi, Howard, Buena Vista and Leadville.


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Friday, October 9, 2009
Kick Back and Have A 'Mojito' In Your Garden
3 comments:
- Vegetable Matter said...
Gorgeous Elephant Ears. I love variegated plants, and I'm especially enamored with purple right now.
- October 9, 2009 at 8:56 AM
- Nell Jean said...
Next spring I need to 'branch out' into something besides plain old green around the birdbath and That ol' Black Magic near the syrup kettle. 'Mojito' sounds like a good place to start. Thanks.
- October 9, 2009 at 11:30 PM
- Tim said...
Your combination of this elephant ear and the other plants sounds truly incredible! It's a combination I might need to "borrow" for my own garden next summer!
- October 11, 2009 at 5:23 PM


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Did anyone notice that John Boehner was wearing a wire in the first segment and then not in the second????
Lead Mr. Boehner not follow....or stay off Meet The Press. What a travesty!!!!
We all fiddled while Rome burned. The world is running out of oil. As the supply decreases we will see the price go up and up until wars begin for the remaining supply. The question really is are we all going to wake up before we get there?
When are we going to leave these B.S. stories and focus on survival?
when you have a meltdown where does it go the atmosphere into the clouds it becomes rain here in the us do we have anything to worry about? this is something that affects people and pets globaly
This looks like the beginning of the end of the world, it is starting already, so beware folks 5/21/11 will be the end of the world... You can count on that.. there is NO HIGHER POWER....
According to the Mayan calender everything stops in 2012 (in May, I seem to recall) so now might be the time to change things while there is still time left. And if it does'nt end in 2012 at least things were changed. It's called a revolution because it does'nt stop. Something to consider.
THEY SHOULD USE LAGRE AMOUNTS OF DRY ICE TO COOL REACTORS water is a liquid and will fall out of the fuel rod pools but dry ice will remain in them
I THINK MY IDEA would be a sustainable idea that would work 100 hunderd times better than water
the SEA WATER around the plant, how many sieverts in it. The 40 tonnes of H20 they spray each time is running back to the sea after douching the holding tanks. you better watch your sardines for the telltale greenish glow...
Ok . First we should do what the president said. Learn from this. I have lots of great ideas like Build it under ground already. with gravity fed tubes for water. never run out and no power needed. A reactor really is just a huge boiler with a generating turbine on it. Simple concept really. How about they make updates to homes and businesses near by so they seal up tight and alarm you if theirs a threat. they already distribute pills to the neighborhood. How about A containment zone with not one but six vessels to capture radioactive matter . Make it like you would already have a lot going on. asteroids anyone? that would devastate a plant and so on. We have no one willing to give their help to go inside their kamikaze style. How about those r.o.v robots and u.a.v.s. Nothing their to fight a fire with right. How about you two twin guys who made the rip saw tank thing. wake up. We all need to band together . All nations and ally with each other on all planes. Make this Earth not America or Russia. crazy i think not. We are not neighbors unless they live on the moon. They could use solar power on it or wind as well. Their are 5 reactors in MI where i live. They frighten me so i learned all about them. Don't be afraid. We can over come this you know. How about that crazy end of the world thing. Its our own fault. We don't love the planet like Indians did anymore. Did you even know that their is a thing called yuca mountain. We don't even have room for the waist we get from our plants now. We are very close to a new way to recycle the waist. a new reactor design. How about some way to attract the radiation to keep it at bay. Lots of ideas. it could easily be cooled by the earth itself through geothermal means. basically all our energy saving things in one huge package. Reactors are the wave of the future. We need to build a ship to fly out of harms way and we need the reactor to power said vehicle. If we shot some dna into space in a capsule would any one find it and bring us back. I think so if they could. This is the way to do it. find me cnn i want an interview im going broke in MI. Really
to think out side the box guy u just gave me a great idea, by the way u described what the reactor does
Why is it the American people are not rallying against the hypocrisy of our Government? Does everyone NOT see that OBAMA's illegal move without Cogressional approval to go to war with Libya PROVES he is AIDING HIS MUSLIM NATION IN NEED? The war against Libyan Leader Ghaddafi is because the EXTREMIST MUSLIMS want control...and PRESIDENT OBAMA is a MUSLIM WHO SUPPORTS THIS! President Obama once said that Libyan Leader should step down because his people lost faith in his leadership...WELL AMERICA HAS NO HOPE IN HIS ABILITY TO LEAD AMERICA IN AMERICAN BEST INTERESTS...SO MR. MUSLIM PRESIDENT OBAMA,,,STEP DOWN..Or hopefully AMERICA WILL CALL FOR IMPEACHMENT!
To support my last post Americans only need look around at the growing support and aid for Muslim Nations around the world. ISLAM is ISLAM...right wing...left wing...HELLO PEOPLE...THEY ARE ALL PART OF THE SAME BIRD OF DESTRUCTION..and SLOWLY THAT bird is becoming the symbol of AMERICA!
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HIV can be fully destroyed in 3 days by simple solutions (all 5 strains). Inject into the external carotid artery for 3 days, twice a day, at 64 °F, 12 fl. oz. per injection. Inflammation of the blood vessels will occur if injected into the veins (DO NOT INJECT INTO THE VEINS).
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Posted 04 May 2009 - 07:49 PM
Posted 04 May 2009 - 08:13 PM
Good to hear that place's (Il Sogno, I think it's going to be called) opening is not far off.
Just tried for a reservation at Le Reve first week end in June--they are closed to open a new Italian venture in the old Pearl Beer Brewery--no reservations, but maybe an adventure --the chef is incredable--Le Reve will re open--he will now have three in San Antonio.
Even his burger joint is quite good, in my opinion.
Posted 17 July 2012 - 04:36 AM
What about ice cream shops? How is the new CIA campus bakery?
Posted 12 August 2012 - 01:36 PM
. . . Are there any suggestions for a kid friendly lunch spot near the Alamo or the botanical garden? Simple food is a plus.
What about ice cream shops?
DanM: Can't help with kid-friendly dining, but there is a Haagen-Dazs shop next to the Alamo gardens.
We just returned from a 3-day trip to SA. Fruit empanadas at the Mi Tierra bakery were incredible, even the next morning, and carnitas from the restaurant were wonderfully crisp-tender and succulent.
Monterey was interesting, which was exactly what I was looking for that evening. Curried roasted cauliflower with salted grapes was fantastic. I ordered pickled seasonal vegetables and got kimchi, nothing wrong with it but not what I was expecting. Chicken liver mousse with tomato jam was good, but overly sweet to my taste and not enough bread. Tomato salad was quite good but outstanding backyard tomatoes have spoiled us this year. Like I said – not everything worked, but all was interesting.
We drove about 45 minutes out of town to enjoy a meat-laden lunch at Coopers in New Braunfels. Pork loin was the best I have ever eaten by a long stretch, and the beef ribs were fantastic.
eG Foodblog: Crabs, borscht, and fish sauce
Posted 25 October 2012 - 05:45 PM
Liberty bar has moved from Josephine St to south of downtown. La Reve is no more. There are a lot of great places and many many average restaurants in San Antonio. Haha I thought everyone knew what a "puffy" was! If you want great Mexican you need to hit a hole in the wall not a big overpriced place like Mi Tierra. But in their defence the location is great for tourists, are open 24 hours, have a bakery and a bar. Most mom and pop joints are open early and are closed by 3pm.
I mostly cook at home and avoid paying at restaurants. What I will drive for is Vietnamese. Large population and you can get a decent bowl of Pho just about anywhere though there are a couple exceptional places: Vietnam and Pho Cong Ly. As far as I'm concerned both of these restaurants set the bar for ethnic Pho and fried spring rolls- not the puny finger-sized but the big crispy rolls that are served cut into large bite-sized portions with lettuce, basil, cilantro and nam plah.
Every one forgets about poor old San Antonio- but it's in the top ten for size and in the top 5 for ethnic diversity for the nation.
I do think our plentiful BBQ is not up to par, but I guess Rudy's "Worst BBQ in Texas" is worth a trip out north of town. Mine is better.
Posted 18 January 2013 - 03:24 PM
Posted 19 January 2013 - 08:43 AM
I'd stay and eat here if possible: http://www.thefairmo...nio.com/dining/
Believe it or not this guy used to EC at the above location many years ago over a different restaurant... http://www.biga.com/menus.html Eat there.
An extremely short cab-ride or nice stroll away from the Riverwalk and the convention center is a No Reservations-grade location: http://www.liberty-bar.com/
Just a wee bit further is: http://www.foodisbliss.com/bliss.php
Ultimately, if I could only hit one place it would be the Liberty Bar. If I was alone I'd eat at the bar and have a few beers. Otherwise get a table. Enjoy some bread and butter. Bottle of wine...
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The Big Picture: Glory Days
its kinda scarey how much this looks like the 2011 ford explorer.
Now LR...make it R-E-L-I-A-B-L-E I want to start driving your products and not worry about buying a 5000 dollar warranty.
LMAO @ DerrickofDallas!!!Okay, where is the four door Evoque that was caught testing not too long ago? Speaking of Evoque, its funny that "another magazine" mentioned that this vehicle in concept form was the LRX, which used the same letters as the Cadillac XLR, which was named Evoq in concept form. Probably one of the strangest coincidents in automotive naming history!
I have to say, with those fuel economy numbers and that look, I am seriously considering it! It's so unique and.. dare I say... gorgeous! I would be proud to drive around this beauty! Keep the deisel, Make it AWD (or at least 4WD option with a limited slip dif for the rear when it's needed), and you will have yourself a customer for sure!
That is one nice looking Kia Soul!
Make it 25% larger so grown-ups can fit and put the M5 V10 in it and then we would have a tough rig. I miss the good old days when RR/LR used Bimmer engines. BMW please buy them, again...
what the hell does she know about cars????????????
House music. Xtra medium suits. Wierd accents. I, the straightest guy in existance, am a little gayer for having watched this video. I want step on this video, and hear it crunch beneath my feet.
I applaud Range Rover for creating a daring new design. At least they have the guts to make it happen. Rather than being conservative, I'm sure their goal is to attract a different audience while keeping the other models for the current ones. The Evoque is striking. And bold. I don't see how this looks like the new 2011 Ford Explorer. While it is futuristic in its own right, the Evoque has sleeker lines and not as upright as the Explorer. Kudos to Range Rover.
looks like a kia soul mated with a CR-Z, then fed the baby steroids and sent it off to a british charm school to try and help it make it through life...
Ok, truth be told, it does look great, but at the same time I really don't like this direction for the brand. I miss the original series I, II, and III terribly. Sure the Range Rover model was developed as the luxury model and I'll even go so far to say that I'm a big fan of the Range Rover Sport. But I've never been huge on the Freelander/LR2 and this looks like the same type of product to me. In my mind the cheap Land Rover should be a stripped down model dedicated to offroading rather than a ultra luxurious cute-ute. In Europe I suppose it is that way, but we are denied the Defender. Maybe they could give us a stripped down LR3?One final thought... how cool would it have been to crash that party by blasting through the hedges with a bunch of a WWII era British commandos in a Series I?
Really like the look of it! Wonder what kind of rear seat room there is?
I like the party with the snobby little tarts, food and bev. Invite to that would have been phenominal.
this is a great looking range! i love two door non barbie jeep off-roaders. hopefully sales will go through the roof and ford and chevy will be inspired to bring back the bronco and blazer :)
Looks really cool, but the visibility is going to be horrible in this thing. Another car that has slits / loopholes instead of windows...
I can understand why they built it, and it really does look cool, but the relatively small size and the fact that it's a 2-door probably already have purists screaming, so why not at least make awd standard? It doesn't have to be permanent 4wd, but if you're in a land rover you should always have the option of powering all four wheels. It just seems weird to me, and not a purist by any means.
Looks like the new Ford Explorer.
@f1champ You are right and the X3 is probably their toughest competitor in this segment. They want a piece two and they must convince the x3 die hard cores they got something better. It seems like they have something here, Like i said, They mean business BUT so does bmw mean business.
These people mean business. They know what they are up to and how to capture the audience's attention. Nice car and I wish all the best for range rover.
It looks like this may completely blow away the new X3.
Nice car; terrible lighting in that video.
That's pretty cool for a Land Rover.
I drive this car all the time in blur! :) I like it, it's sexy. If it can get even 32 mpg on the highway that'll be incredible!
It looks great, I'm glad they kept the concept's glass!
I'm pleasantly reminded of the mid-2000s Range Stormer Concept
The diesel will get mpg equal to a base Cooper? That's 29/38!Wow!
I'm glad that Land Rover has kept so incredibly close to the concept. the only differences I spot are the door handles and the side mirrors. This thing looks sharp! Can't wait to see what the interior looks like and what performance specs will be.


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Last year, we were able to fully underwrite lessons, entry fees and travel for four students and to partially fund three others.
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Dear IEA Riders, Families, Coaches, Alumni and Friends,
Imagine not having the opportunity to ride a horse.
What if your child had to quit riding and leave IEA teammates for financial reasons?
What if your barn were closing because of a natural disaster or a serious injury to your coach?
Even though the IEA has created an affordable program for youngsters in grades 6-12 to compete in equestrian sport, the applications for financial assistance keep increasing.
In the 2013-2014 season, the IEA was able to help two coaches that suffered significant physical injuries that sidelined them from their professional income, and we supported seven riders that would not have been able to participate in the IEA without our financial aid program.
This year we have an unprecedented TWENTY-SEVEN applicants to the Financial Aid program. We were only able to guarantee partial grants for many of these riders in the regular season, and if they qualify for post-season, we may not have the funds to additionally support them.
Realistically, we would need to raise $45,900 in order to fully finance this many riders. Last year we only raised 10%of this amount. Each year, the IEA transfers a significant amount of operational funds to meet the goals of supporting as many individuals as possible. However, the need this year is way beyond our resources if we are to provide assistance to all 27 applicants.
A gift as little as $25 can pay for a lesson, and any amount is appreciated to replenish the fund. Every day, more families are struggling, and their children are in jeopardy of leaving the IEA. By working together, we can give all IEA riders, regardless of financial burdens, an opportunity to continue in equestrian sport.
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BE 2010 R3 Tandburg Firmware upgrade
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I cannot find anywhere that tells me how i can upgrade the firmware on my Tandburg LTO-2 through backup exec 2010 R3
Any Ideas?
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You cannot upgrade your Tanburg drive firmware throug Backup exec. You just install the symantec drivers for the tape drive and aif you have a Robot you need to install the Microsoft drivers for the Medium changer.(Which shows up as unknown in Device manager.). To update Firmware you need to get in touch with your hardware vendor.
Drivers for the tape drive can be updated through Backup Exec, Contact Tandburg tech support for
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I thought as much, had to ask the question though.
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Unwind the circle.
We are not closed cycles. We live brief lives made of wind, not of earth and not of straight lines.
We assume solidity, channel perception, agree to don stone feet. Yet, around us is current (molecule) and vibration (collision) - flow, not stasis. Our lives are lived suspended in such things, flexible, changeable, always in motion.
"Only there is a doorway in the wall - a black doorway: The eye's pupil. Through that doorway came Crow."
- Ted Hughes
The Wind as Story, translated through overarching mythic constructs is Glyph. This is an exploration of the common resonance in the eternal, the nuturing of the storytelling traditions.
"... wake with those who awoke or go on in the dream, reaching the other shore of the sea which
has no other shore." - Pablo Neruda
The Wind as The Wind, taken in its rawest form without structure, goal, or attachment to purpose, is Anima. This is an exploration of the raw, unconscious dance, the sheer fire of creation.
"At the limit of a man, the earth will disappear"
- Paul Auster
The Wind as Life, channeled into the flesh of the mundane is Banyan. This aspect is an exploration of the entanglements of real-world moments and real-life issues, the grounding of the infinite directly into the applicable.
"We are what we have thought for years"
- Buddha
The Wind as the Way, taken as the sacred in-between, channeled as ineffable and unknowable is Wakan. This is an exploration of the personal and divine connection to the whole and the quest to transcend the difference.
This river of wind is a million hidden currents, the expanding singularity. Any moment of release is simply immersion in it and surrender to it.
For when we walk with the wind, we are the wind. We are not eroded or shaken by what impacts us, nor are we flooded and swept away. We become permeable beings. We bend, surround, shift, and open. We let what is pass through us and from us, always reshaping to the current.
As we absorb it, process it, and project it, it overarches us. It becomes our ecstasy, our story, our mundanity, our transmutation. The connections that are hidden from us by our agreements, catch our notice. The entirety and fluidity of our spiral becomes clear.
Windwalking.com and WindWalking Arts are proud to present those who WindWalk - who teach, express and live this passion and balance.
|Glyph : the symbolic, the overarching archetype, the mythic aspect. Here the wind is told from generation to generation, forever reborn, resonating instinctually as the stuff of Story.
|Wakan : the sacred, the heart of the sky, the divine aspect. Here the wind becomes the Mystery, the totality glimpsed in facets, the source of mysticism, the fathomless depth.
|Anima : the true soul, the breath of life, the raw aspect. Here the wind becomes the dance and the dream, the pure and unaltered essence, the unconscious whole.
|Banyan : a single tree with many trunks and common roots, the collective memory, the tangible aspect. Here the wind becomes the step to step minutia of split-seconds, the foot on the path, the interface.


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This Carl Williams dude must have been quite a character. And talk about extravagance, being buried in a gold-plated coffin. No doubt most individuals on this planet could use the money spent in this casket, the only purpose of which is to contain the decomposing body of its "inhabitant."TGO
Refer to story below. Source: Associated Press
MELBOURNE (AFP) – Notorious Australian mobster Carl Williams was buried in a golden coffin Friday after a lavish funeral which drew a large crowd of mourners and blanket media coverage after his savage jailhouse murder.
The plump Williams, known as the baby-faced killer, was killed in Victoria state's highest security prison earlier this month by a fellow inmate who attacked him with part of an exercise bike.
The 39-year-old was a key figure in Melbourne's brutal underworld war of the 1990s and immortalised in the popular TV series "Underbelly".
His ex-wife Roberta Williams and their daughter Dhakota arrived for the funeral and left in a black stretch Hummer limousine.
"You gave me self-belief and confidence when it had been ripped away years before," the black-clad Roberta, eulogising her ex-husband, told about 100 mourners at St Therese's Catholic Church in the Melbourne suburb Essendon.
A woman impersonating Melbourne underworld matriarch Judy Moran, whose husband Lewis and son Jason were killed on Williams's orders, also turned up at the service clutching an urn before being led away by police.
The woman said Judy Moran, who is in jail awaiting trial over the murder of her brother-in-law, would have loved to have seen the funeral of her gangland nemesis.
The dead mobster's casket, reportedly a gold-plated coffin which cost 30,000 dollars (27,885 US) and based on the model used for Michael Jackson, was carried out of the church under grey skies.
A heavy police presence guarded the church, which was previously used for the service for Lewis Moran as well as Williams's mother, who died in 2009 from a drug overdose, while the primary school next door was in lockdown.
Williams was serving a life sentence with a 35-year non-parole period for ordering the murders of several rivals.
He was a central figure in Melbourne's violent criminal war which began in the late 1990s and eventually claimed more than 25 lives, with a sentencing judge describing him as a "puppet master" who decided who lived and who died.
A 36-year-old man, who cannot be named, has been charged with his prison murder.
Williams once said he acted to protect his family, comparing his situation to soldiers fighting a war.
"Everyday soldiers have to kill the enemy, otherwise the enemy will kill them, and no-one calls soldiers murderers," Williams wrote in correspondence given to a commercial television station.
"The people I killed were far worse people than I will ever be … I never killed or harmed any innocent people."


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The Top Ten Most Awkward Nick Diaz Interviews
Nick Diaz is not known for doing press. During conference calls he usually complains of being away from the gym, he rambles and rarely stays on subject. On camera he fidgets to the point where it's almost impossible to keep him in frame, he is usually looking over his shoulder as if some evil spirit is coming for him. Like a boy at the age where sweatpants no longer become an acceptable thing to wear around women, every Nick Diaz interview is awkward. If Nick Diaz interviews could be compared to a candy they would be Jelly Belly's. If you acquire one you want to put it in your mouth to find out if it tastes strawberries, and when it tastes like dirt boogers you have no one to blame but yourself. In honor of Strikeforce visiting the 209, we tirelessly combed through every Nick Diaz interview known to man and we came up with The Top Ten Most Awkward Nick Diaz Interviews, only at MiddleEasy.com.
Hadouken, a strike literally translated to a 'surge fist' or 'wave motion fist' made it's first appearance on the mean streets of Tokyo in 1987. The only known practitioners of the move at the time was a guy named Ken and his rival/hetero life mate Ryu. From there it was all down hill. The secret Japanese strike was taught to grade school children the world over by the end of 1991 and nothing was ever the same. Down, quarter circle forward, punch and voila! Blue flame is emerging from your fist and toward your enemy. Considering Takanori Gomi was 13 years old living in Japan when the Hadouken craze took over, it's no surprise to us he pulled it off against Nick Diaz, it was a surprise to the 209 resident, however.
Not many people can be asked about an opponent and in turn somehow bring the conversation to business suits and the type of fossil fuel we are burning at the moment, but Nick Diaz does it with aplomb. Sherdog caught up with Mr. 209 right after or possibly before the infamous family jewel grab off that was broadcast around the world at Strikeforce: Shamrock vs Diaz. Watch as Nick Diaz navigates a jungle of words to come to multiple conclusions that all seem to boil down to a classiness that everyone lacks.
That's right people. Ariel Helwani wasn't always the illegitimate son of Ron O'Neil. Before he was the suit wearing MMA superstar at AOL's MMAFighting, Ariel worked at a few sites, one of them being Jarry Park (which is still sort of alive). The reason why this video made the list is the first question initiated an odd rapport between the two that subtly goes on throughout the interview. It's like an episode of The Office that never quite develops, which is sort of like every episode of The Office (we all know the British version was better).
What is in that back pack and what is he looking around for? This interview was so awkward it spurred MiddleEasy to create an entire video based on Diaz's paranoid glances over his shoulder. Perhaps Diaz was expecting a retaliation beating after laying one down on Mayhem Miller just minutes before this interview. Or maybe not. It seems like Diaz is constantly looking over his shoulder, maybe he knows something we don't? I guess it's best to remain prepared at all times, he was in Nashville, and these things do happen in MMA.
Nick Diaz is a cameraman's worst nightmare, the dude will not stay in frame. No matter what happens or how you adjust the shot, Nick Diaz will find a way to muff it up. Whatever, let him do his thing, it seems like his leg itches a ton so you should just let him scratch it. He probably just took off his socks and now his leg hairs are all matted to his leg. Guys and hippie ladies, you know what I'm talking about, nothing is more satisfying then that initial sock pull off scratch fest. So why is Nick Doing it during an interview? A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do, and I don't think anyone would ever tell Nick not to scratch his freshly desockafied ankle. Oh yeah, what's on the left?
Nick Diaz actually carries himself very well in this interview with a spastic tuxedoed man. The guy who is making it awkward is the interviewer himself, Diaz was probably looking at the interviewers bellybutton high slacks and was wondering just what was with this dude and why is he so hyper? Poor Nick Diaz, the only people brave enough to interview him are crazy, unless your name is Ariel Helwani. Then you are just handsome. Watch this interview of Nick Diaz in Hawaii enjoying the fact the he can wear shorts at night time.
Step 1: obtain a unidirectional mic. Step 2: In order to get answers from a man you have to ask questions. Maybe it's not so much Nick Diaz being awkward here, but the inane 'questions' he is being asked by this interviewer are turning the situation sour quickly. Why, why, why wouldanyone start an interview anymore with 'we are here with:' and then expect the interviewee to state their name? Especially on video. We know its Nick, and he is ornery. Take notes kids, do the opposite of this guy and Nick Diaz won't look through you like this piece of clear cheese.
From now on whenever someone accomplishes a great feat of strength or scores a game winning goal, basket or touchdown, the immediate post celebration interview will have to be simply stated as 'it's whatever, I'm ready.' Dude, you totally just came from behind and won that race! 'it's whatever, I'm ready'. Holy crap, I can't believe you ate eleven hot dogs! 'it's whatever I'm ready'. Just how 'Don't be scared, homie' has entered the MMA lexicon of trash talk 'It's whatever, I'm ready' should be welcomed upon that epic mountain of MMA jargon as well. Watch Nick Diaz drop one of the greatest out of context one liners in the history of MMA.
The beauty of a Nick Diaz interview lies in the fact that you can ask him one question and in turn he will answer 5. However, the original question may not get answered. Questions the interviewer didn't even think of asking will be extrapolated upon by Nick Diaz in a timely, yet roundabout fashion and it's a sight to behold. Ask Nick about how people can get in touch with the Cesar Gracie gym and you will get an earful about his gym mates and their 'health tips' or 'running', maybe bike riding. All the while a sweat breaks out on the interviewers forehead.
Maybe Nick Diaz remembered Mayhem Miller's clowning during this interview and that's why he finally snapped on him in Nashville. The cameraman even has to resort to grabbing tight shots of Nick's face due to Mayhem's antics, I'm surprised Nick didn't throw down then and there. But the fun doesn't have to stop with your viewing of this video. The cringe factor can be dialed up to a bajillion if you tell your drunk neighbor to come over and watch Mayhem Miller interview Nick Diaz right after his title defense against Cyborg last January. Just pretend this interview didn't go down after Diaz's debut fight Elitexc fight against Mike Aina. In fact if you want you can play this for someone April 9th after he fights Daley and watch as your barely coherent neighbor's mind gets blown.


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