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I could say this tea is malty, nutty, chocolatey, rich, and vaguely fruity (maybe plums or raisins) because all these things are true, but this tea's appeal lies in its simplicity. It is simply tasty. Not so brisk or bold as my equally beloved Irish Breakfast, but still invigorating just the same. It's not a contemplative cup, but a comforting one, like the Lipton I grew up with, but worlds tastier.
Note: This is the bagged version of this tea steeped with boiling water for three minutes, taken without milk or sugar.
In addition to the indian white, I also got a Chinese black, a Kukicha, and a matcha covered Genmaicha. The Chinese black, labeled only as such, is smoky, woodsy, and floral. I expect it might be a Keemun. Nevertheless, it reminds me of spring in the Olympic mountains. Wild flowers abundant, evergreens standing crisply in the chilly air, perhaps near a campfire. Lovely tea so long as I am careful not to steep it. The Kukicha tastes like a warm chocolate chip cookie without the chocolate, and it can take some steeping abuse. A wonderful tea, as well.
I got some of this tea at my local health food store in bulk. I can't say I expected much, but this is delightful. I've infused this semi-grandpa style. I add three ice cubes to my mug, then slightly cooled boiled water. This tastes like flowers, peaches, and grapes to me. Perhaps I am imagining the grapes because I know this tea is indian and I would assume near Darjeeling, but either way, this is delicious and refreshing.
Flavors: Flowers, Grapes, Nectar, Peach
I've had apples that tasted less like apple than this tea. Props to celestial seasonings for creating strangely accurate fruit herbals, as their peach tea tastes uncannily like peaches, too. Anyhow, this tea epitomizes fall: crisp and fresh-picked apples, warm cinnamon, and the color of changing leaves. You owe it to yourself to try this during fall.
This tea isn't bad at all. I was expecting a hibiscus-y monstrosity, but it actually tasted more like peach with a hint of chamomile. It's a nice reminder of the past summer because it really does taste quite like peach. A nice, non-objectionable herbal to put me to sleep. Lovely.


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Over in the Greenroom, Cold Warrior wonders whether The One would issue similar demands for a speech delivered at, oh, say, the D.C. Islamic Center. Good point, although given the persistence of the smear about him being a closet Muslim, I'm guessing that no speeches in any Islamic fora (at least domestically) are in the offing anytime soon. CNS has photos of the "IHS" on the Georgetown pediment both before and after it was covered up; the inscription seems sufficiently high off the ground that he wouldn't have to worry about it appearing in-frame in video taken of the speech, which makes me wonder what this is really about. Maybe they figured jihadis would use photos of him beneath the "IHS" symbol for propaganda about how he's a Crusader leading the war of the cross against the poor, misunderstood mujahedeen?
Laura Bush didn't ask for the symbol to be covered when she spoke there three years ago. Not sure if that's analogous or not.
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A memorable palate cleanser. As always with remarkable romantic flourishes, opinion will split over whether this is the act of a quintessential alpha male or a quintessential beta. The true alpha, one could argue, never tries too hard, and this guy is clearly trying very, very hard. On the other hand, the true beta is a dull creature incapable of bold, creative gestures — a description which firmly excludes our hero. If he had gone the Dobler route and phoned it in with an earnest-yet-simple media display of devotion, I'd brand him with the scarlet "B." But making his own movie trailer, which is actually pretty funny in parts? Alpha-tastic.
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Forget the crust! This take on a lemon meringue pie is perfect for a warm day. Meringue cookies are sandwiched with graham cracker ice cream and lemon curd for a fun hand pie.
I promised another lemon curd recipe weeks ago, and somehow, things kept coming up that prevented me from posting these. And I almost skipped another week, because looking over my week, it has been full of oatmeal moon pies, peanut butter, peanut butter, and more peanut butter! But I am going to satisfy your sweet tooth with yet another sweet recipe, and I promise that I'll bring something a little more savory to the table next week.
I love lemon curd in just about any way, shape and form, but pairing it with meringue cookies and ice cream? Just brilliant. These were the perfect sweet treat. Sweet, creamy and tart, all coming together in a delicious ice cream treat. And it's getting so warm outside – you need your freezer stocked with great frozen treats to battle that afternoon sun. These ice cream cookies would be a perfect way to re-energize you any hot afternoon!
Just one word of advice on these – if you choose to brown the meringues in the oven under the broiler, keep a constant eye on them. My first batch did not go exactly as planned – unless we were willing to eat completely blackened meringue cookies. And after that happened, I was too scared to try the broiler again, so I ended up digging out my kitchen torch to brown the meringue. I'm sure the broiler works – you just need to keep a constant eye on them because they can go from browned to blackened in a matter of seconds!!
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- 4 egg whites, at room temperature
- ¼ teaspoon cream of tartar
- ⅛ teaspoon salt
- ¾ cup sugar
- ½ teaspoon lemon extract
- 1 pint vanilla ice cream
- 4 graham cracker sheets, lightly crushed
- ¾ cup Lemon Curd
- Place the oven racks in the top third and the bottom third of the oven. Preheat the oven to 250F. Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper. Using a glass or bowl as a guide, trace 6 circles, about 3½-inches in diameter, onto the parchement paper. Set aside.
- Use an electric mixer to whisk the egg whites, cream of tartar and salt until they are frothy, about 1 minute. Gradually sprinkle in the sugar while the machine is running on high speed and beat until the meringue is glossy and stiff, about 3 minutes. Fold in the lemon extract.
- Transfer the meringue into a piping bag with a large star tip. Pipe onto the circles on the parchment paper, starting at the center and working your way out.
- Transfer to the oven. Immediately change the oven temperature to 200F. Bake for 45 minutes. Rotate the pans and cook an additional 30 minutes. Without opening the oven door, turn off the oven and let the meringues cool in the closed oven for at least 6 hours.
- Let the ice cream soften slightly. Mix the graham crackers in with the ice cream.
- Using a kitchen torch, (or the oven broiler - see tip in post above), brown the edges of of the meringues. Spread ⅓ cup of the graham cracker ice cream onto 6 of the meringues, and 2 tablespoons of lemon curd onto the other 6 meringues. Sandwich one of the ice cream topped meringues with one of the lemon curd topped meringues. Repeat with the remaining meringues. Serve immediately or freeze up to 2 hours.
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These are freaking brilliant!
These are SO CUTE! I haven't had luck with meringue under the broiler so I think I need to go buy a kitchen torch so I can make them!
Oh my goodness! These are so impressive! Love, love, love them! However, I am terrified of meringues. I've never had success with them at all. Will have to get over myself so I can give these a whirl. Pinning!
So pretty, what a great idea. Your meringues look perfect!
Wow, these are stunning! So beautiful (and so prone to burning!). Great work on such a delicate dessert!
Adorable and perfect individual servings!
These look so decadent and cute. And I love that they were made into mini pies – makes them more fun to eat
Lemon curd has to be my all time favourite spreadable eat-by-the-spoonful treat, so these definitely look like little bites of heaven to me!
Deb, these look amazing! I, too, love lemon curd. Actually I love ANYTHING lemon. These look like so much fun. Perfect for summer!!
This is such a cool idea! Rachel Ray rarely dissapoints!
These look fantastic. I am a sucker with anything that includes lemon curd!
Lemon curd is certainly delicious! I am so impressed with how perfect these turned out! Stunning photos to capture such a lovely dessert!
And to think, Rachel doesn't call herself a baker! These sound so delicious and are so cute!
An excuse to use my new kitchen torch!
These are stunning!!
Beautiful recipe and picture!
These are so cute! And perfect to satisfy a quick sweet-tooth!
i didn't know rachael had it in her! what a great take on what can often be a not-so-great pie!
These are so great! I want to make them for my Memorial Day party this weekend….let's see if I can get my act together
These are so gorgeous! Too pretty to eat!
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I have been dying to make these since I saw them last year. They're gorgeous!
You seriously amaze with every single thing you make! These are gorgeous!!!
just a quick question, in the ingredients list, you have 1/8 tsp salt, but I didn't notice where that went in the recipe. thanks!


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Denmark is a country packed full of all kinds of restaurants for all price ranges. Use our restaurant search to the right to find great food at great prices or read on to get ideas for ways to eat cheap in Denmark, including Copenhagen's brand new street food market, Copenhagen Street Food.
Always colourful and endlessly controversial, Christiania is a unique place to visit. More than a city district, it's a way of life.
Always colourful and endlessly controversial, Christiania is a unique place to visit. More than a city district, its a way of life and a definite must-see on any trip to Copenhagen.
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From Copenhagen Central Station, it's easy to walk into Frederiksberg along Gammel Kongevej; a fantastic shopping street with grand old buildings and trendy cafés and restaurants. At the other end you'll find yourself in the peaceful tranquillity of Frederiksberg Have; a royal park and a fantastic place to escape it all. The Zoo is right here too and the old Carlsberg Brewery. For a beautiful and lesser-known spot, take a drink in the greenhouse café at the University's Agricultural Department.
New Year's Eve in Denmark is one big party! Many Danes see in the new year with friends and it's not uncommon to see fireworks whizzing around on the streets! At 6pm, people gather by the TV to hear the Queen's New Year's speech. After that, it's out with the old and in with the new! Copenhagen is a great place to experience New Year's Eve. Find out why here.
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Formerly the Red Light District, up-and-coming Vesterbro boasts its own Meatpacking District, with gritty bars and fine dining side-by-side. Take in an exhibition at the old cattle market, Øksnehallen, a short walk from Copenhagen Central Station. Istegade and Vesterbrogade are packed with great restaurants and bars, but Vesterbro also offers you its own little foodie paradise, Værnedamsvej; a quiet side street of delis, cafés and restaurants.
Young Danish chefs have breathed new life into the famous open sandwich, Smørrebrød, which dates back to the 19th century. Now Danes are hungrier than ever for their traditional lunch.
You've seen The Little Mermaid, spent an unforgettable night in Tivoli and had your picture taken with the royal guards at Amalienborg Palace. Now it's time to explore the hidden gems of the city. With this guide to Copenhagen's best-kept secrets, head off the beaten track and truly experience the heart of the city.
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In the middle of January, the Vikings celebrated Jól or Yule. Yule is what later has evolved into today's Christmas, though the Danes still call it "Jul". The Vikings gathered for the celebration and ate good food, drank beer and exchanged gifts.
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Love food? Love Denmark! With 21 Michelin stars and 12 Bib Gourmands, Denmark is the gastronomic capital of Scandinavia. Denmark's capital city Copenhagen is home to 15 Michelin-starred restaurants, among these one of the best restaurants in the world, noma. In Denmark's second city Aarhus, 3 restaurants have been awarded one of the coveted Michelin stars.
A city break to Copenhagen doesn't have to cost the earth and by taking advantage of the many free activities such as guided walking tours, free music festivals, and free access to some of the historic museums and attractions it's possible, with a few savvy steps, to soak up all the atmosphere of the lively and welcoming Danish capital, even on a limited budget.
You've probably heard the name, noma, blending the words 'Nordic' and 'mad' (which means 'food' in Danish). But managing to eat there is another matter entirely! Getting a table at the World's Best Restaurant 2014 and third best of 2015 is not so easy. But for those who book ahead, you're in for an extraordinary culinary experience.
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Enjoy a getaway to Aarhus' designer hotel in highend Scandinavian style – the guest comes first and quality is in focus. Welcome to City Hotel Oasia Aarhus in the heart of Aarhus Denmark. Quality and service are the focal point of our hotel. Here you can lean back and enjoy the elegant and discrete luxury, the clean lines and the Scandinavian design.
In Denmark, Christmas is celebrated on Christmas Eve (24 December). It's a day full of busy present-buying , dinner preparations and anticipation! Presents are exchanged and Danish families come together to eat, drink and be merry.
Hard to explain and even harder to pronounce, the Danish word hygge (sounds a bit like "hooga") roughly translates to coziness, but that definition doesn't quite cover it.
Recognised as one of Denmark's hot spots for locally grown gourmet food, regional specialties and a superb range of seafood plucked freshly from its pristine coastline, North Jutland and its capital city of Aalborg are set to tantalise holidaymakers' taste buds with an extensive range of delicious brews and culinary delights.
Why not take a tasting tour of traditional Danish dishes? It's not only a great way to fill your belly, but you'll learn a lot about Danish culture and history and meet a lot of Danes along the way. So dig into a plate of Plaice á la Skagen in North Jutland or pick your favourite pickled herring at Møn in South Sealand. Every region has its speciality and here are some of the highlights.
In an age of all you can eat, all year round, Danish chefs are leading the way in a new wave of gourmet thinking. Slow food over fast food and locally-sourced produce over food shipped from every corner of the planet. That's the essence of New Nordic cuisine, a sustainable, healthy and delicious trend that has taken Scandinavia by storm.
Let yourself be charmed by Copenhagen, Northern Europe's cosiest capital. The Danish capital is packed with street cafés, design shops and some of the best restaurants in Scandinavia. From the winding streets of the beautiful old town and grand royal palaces to the city's cutting-edge buildings and attractions, Copenhagen is the perfect mix of old world and new. Hop on a bike, take a canal tour or stroll the city on foot while you take in its laid-back atmosphere and effortless sense of style. Read on for sightseeing inspiration, find restaurants in Copenhagen and make hotel bookings.
Come and shop in Copenhagen! You'll find clusters of trade and shops dotted around the city, which makes looking for something in particular even easier and brings you to some of Copenhagen's most interesting parts.
The final season of the cult TV drama The Killing is finally ready to air in the UK with the first two episodes premiering this forthcoming Saturday on BBC Four. Once again, the dark and tangled streets of Copenhagen will set the scene as the famous Faroese jumper and its owner, Sarah Lund, take on yet another crime investigation.
Scandinavian Airlines/SAS The official Scandinavian airline with daily direct connections from the US to Copenhagen.
Scandinavian Airlines/SAS The official Scandinavian airline with daily direct connections from the US to Copenhagen.
Denmark is an open and friendly society and prides itself on being welcoming and accepting of lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transsexuals. Here's a guide to LGBT events, attractions and resources in Denmark.
Aalborg is a multi-faceted city full of contrasts. A city with a lust for life and all of its pleasures. It's also grand on a manageable scale with all the major city attractions within easy distance.
According to the city's climate strategy Copenhagen is to be the world's first CO2 neutral capital by 2025 and this has the full support of the Copenhageners as a green vibe flows through every corner of the city. Whether you are looking to eat, drink, shop or sleep with a clear conscience, Copenhagen has an eco-friendly option for you.
Denmark is a safe country packed with fun offerings for all the family. From world class attractions, such as Legoland, to thousands of kilometres of unspoilt beaches, you'll find something for your whole family on holiday in Denmark.
We all think we know the Vikings, from the stories of raiding and plundering to Norse mythology and those horned helmets. But how much of this is fact, and how much is myth?
Copenhagen is a really green city! It's been voted Europe's Green Capital for 2014 by the European Environment Commission. So this is one place you can visit and leave with a clean conscience, as well as a smile!
Copenhagen is a really green city! It's been voted Europe's Green Capital for 2014 by the European Environment Commission. So this is one place you can visit and leave with a clean conscience, as well as a smile!
Tivoli is more than just a fairground. It's a cultural wonderland and historical gem right at the heart of Copenhagen. So buckle up and prepare for a unique mix of big thrills and traditional Danish culture.
Located in mid-eastern Jutland and coined Denmark's 'Lake District' with pristine woodland, tranquil lakes, long stretches of river and stunning highland areas, the Silkeborg area lends itself perfectly to a drive holiday with stunning natural scenery, attractions to match and some of the country's best 'kro' (inns) serving up Danish hospitality with local gourmet flavours.
Less than 2 hours flying time from Gatwick Airport, Denmark's northern most city of Aalborg is well-known for its architecture and design, gourmet restaurants, specialty shops, small boutiques and suitably high octane night life. With ancient Viking beginnings - best explored at Lindholm Hoje, Scandinavia's largest Viking burial ground - Aalborg has developed over the centuries to become one of Denmark's most vibrant cities.
Wonder at Egeskov Castle, Europe's best preserved Renaissance moat castle Explore the cathedral city and birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen, Odense Go island hopping in the South Funen Archipelago Visit the quaint cobbled town of Ærøskøbing Take a day trip to Faaborg, another lovely coastal town Further reading Read more about Funen.
Lose yourself in the rolling heathlands of Djursland's National Park Spend an exciting weekend in Aarhus, Denmark's second city Cycle or hike the many, varied trails of The Lake District Go green on Samsø island, home of some of Denmark's best produce Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Jelling with its ancient runic stones and church. Further reading Read more about East Jutland.


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JERUSALEM — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blasted his Palestinian partner in peacemaking efforts Thursday, accusing him of embracing terrorists "as heroes," harsh words that clouded the start of Secretary of State John Kerry's 10th trip to the region to negotiate a peace deal he says is "not mission impossible."
Kerry arrived in Israel to broker negotiations that are entering a difficult phase aimed at creating a Palestinian state alongside Israel.
He had dinner with Netanyahu and planned to be in the West Bank on Friday to talk with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. Kerry is asking both leaders to make tough decisions in hopes of narrowing differences on a framework that will outline a final peace pact.
Netanyahu greeted Kerry at the prime minister's office and joked that it had been a long time since he had seen him. But after the initial small talk, the Israeli leader took aim at Abbas.
He claimed Abbas' homecoming for Palestinian prisoners released from Israeli jails this week had led more Israelis to wonder whether the Palestinians seriously want to find a way to end the decades-long dispute.
"I know that you're committed to peace," Netanyahu told Kerry. "I know that I'm committed to peace, but unfortunately, given the actions and words of Palestinian leaders, there's growing doubt in Israel that the Palestinians are committed to peace."
Netanyahu was referring to events surrounding Israel's release Tuesday of more than two dozen Palestinian prisoners convicted in deadly attacks against Israelis. Netanyahu has faced political pressure from Israeli hard-liners for agreeing to release a total of 104 Palestinian prisoners as part of the U.S.-brokered package to restart the peace talks.
Although he gave the prisoners a hero's welcome, Abbas, a long-standing critic of violence who has pledged his commitment to a two-state solution, did not condone the prisoners' deeds.
Netanyahu, however, accused Abbas of embracing terrorists "as heroes."
"To glorify the murders of innocent women and men as heroes is an outrage. ... How can he say that he stands against terrorism when he embraces the perpetrators of terrorism and glorifies them as heroes?" Netanyahu asked.
Reacting to Netanyahu's words, Wasil Abu Yousif, a Palestinian official, said: "We, the Palestinians, are under the Israeli occupation. Israel is taking our land and giving it to Jewish settlers. This is the only reason we don't have peace here. ... Netanyahu is trying to divert the attention from the real reason to a fake one."
Despite the latest rifts, Kerry tried to remain upbeat, saying: "It's a tough road. But this is not mission impossible."
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- 4 slices d'italiano thick style bread (Canadian)
- 1 cup chopped fresh tomato
- 2 tablespoons slivered fresh basil
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon fresh ground pepper
- 1 garlic clove
- olive oil
- parmesan cheese
- feta cheese (optional)
- Preheat BBQ to medium.
- Grill 4 slices of bread for 1-2 minutes on each side till toasted.
- Arrange slices in single layer on large wire rack.
- Rub sides with peeled and halved garlic clove over each side.
- Brush lighlty with olive oil.
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- Cut each slice into 3 pieces.
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Whole Foods has expanded last week's recall of 365 Organic Everyday Value Chocolate Bars to include all 8 varieties, and expanded the Best If Used By date window to any date prior to 11/08/09, because of possible undeclared milk and tree nuts. [FDA]
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There's a lighthearted but very serious backlash going on against CBS for canceling the show "Jericho." We even got a letter about it… and we don't exactly cover TV. In fact, we don't exactly watch TV except for Weeds because it's the greatest thing ever. Anyway, CBS canceled Jericho and the fans have responded by ordering 10,800 lbs of nuts and having them shipped to CBS.


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I recently debated Jackson on race and the recession at Washington, D.C.'s Newseum. It was obvious during our debate that Jackson still lives in an America of the 1950s and 1960s when racial discrimination was the single biggest problem facing black America. In the bad old days of segregation and Jim Crow, blacks faced obstacles they could not overcome no matter how well prepared or qualified they were. Employers could choose, with impunity, to pass over blacks if their prejudices dictated.
But we are now two generations removed from the era of pervasive racial discrimination. We now have laws that not only forbid such discrimination -- and punish transgressors heavily -- but encourage employers to take "affirmative action" to ensure that black, Hispanics, and women can compete. Unfortunately, those laws have been turned on their head. The problem now is not that we do too little to help blacks and Hispanics, but that we actually practice reverse discrimination in order to ensure "diversity" in college admissions, employment, and public contracting.
The election of Barack Obama to the highest job in the land is proof enough that we no longer live in an America where racism runs rampant. But for Jesse Jackson and many of the black leaders of his generation, this is not good news. They have made careers out of playing the race card on every issue -- and the gig is now up.
There aren't many areas in which I agree with President Obama, but so long as he repeats the message "There is not a black America and a white America ... but the United States of America," we should welcome it.
Linda Chavez is chairman of the Center for Equal Opportunity and author of Betrayal: How Union Bosses Shake Down Their Members and Corrupt American Politics .
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It's normal. If you see any issue, reset your SMC to default status > http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964?viewlocale=en_US
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Answered here:
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13" or 15" or 17"? The little'un has one and the big'uns have two fans. I'm surprised you are seeing just 1700RPM, the default idle speed on mine is 2000. If left to its own devices, the Mac will do a fairly good job of controlling its internal temperature by revving its fan(s), but some people get nervous and try to "improve" things by adding non-Apple speed controls, that's when things start getting out of control. Like mende1 states, if things seem to be off, an SMC reset will set them straight.


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How are you supposed to collapse a pram that takes two hands while holding a baby and put it up on the storage thing? I certainly would not hand my baby over to a stranger to hold while i fussed withthe pram (and the driver and other passengers obviously getting peed off). Plus bags if youve been shopping which in my case i would usually have.
If theres no space for another pram on the bus then that person usually has to wait for the next bus, you were there first and payed your fair, why should you have to get off for another pram or wheelchair.
I haven't read all of the replies but from the first couple of pages I got the general impression .
I am amazed and dissapointed that so many people are selfish to the extent of putting themselves before a disabled person.
I am with those that say a buggy can be folded and a wheelchair cannot. The fact is the buggy can be folded and should be if a wheelchair user needs the space on a bus. For those that argue that they cannot hold a child and fold the pushchair at the same time; surely you should have thought about this when purchasing a pushchair and then bough a travel system so you could detach the care seat and put baby down in the seat whilst you fold the chassis or ask somebody to hold the car seat so they cannot be accused of anything as they are not actually having contact with your child (god forbid that that happens in this blame society we live in).
I really am ashamed to live in a society that has become so self centred and selfish that people begrudge a wheelchair user from boarding a bus if it inconveniences themselves.
Fact is if you really cannot bear to fold your pushchair then you should get a car and not have to have contact with anybody who through no fault of their own happens to be in a wheelchair.
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Ive also been in the wheelchair situation. 5years ago i broke my leg upto my hip, i had to get the bus but it was full so i just waited for the next bus, i didnt expect people to get off for me! When i was able to walk with crutches i got the bus which was packed. I was never offered a seat at all! Even though people could see i had a cast on and struggling to stand. So i know from both points of view.
No i would not want a stranger to hold my baby. I dont know what that person is capable of? I wouldnt want my baby to be upset that a stranger is looking down on them? Id have to collapse my pram outside so a stranger would have a free escape route. I wouldnt be that careless tbh, if you are then good luck
just thought id add my opinion/experiences
where i live ( bromley, kent ) each bus driver has different rules to be honest!
im totally on your side, you have paid your fare and you are more than entitled to be on that bus with your child in their pushchair safely.
i also dont understand why these electric wheelchair things, need to get on a bus, why cant they just drive on their wheelchair to where they are going? what i hate is when im t the bus stop freezing for half an hour and a wheelchair comes along and they are allowed on the bus before me! i think if you were there first you should be priority, wether its the buggy or the wheelchair!
but thats just my opinion!
also, where i live, by law and policies you do NOT have to get off the bus !
Oh and when i decided what pram to buy the first thing to consider was definatly not 'oh icant have this one because one Day when i have to use a bus i might get in a pickle with a wheelchair user'
I have been in the situation before, Ive also been in the situation where ive had to wait for the next bus, and ive been in the situation where ive had to ask someone for help and the only one offering was the person you would have least expected it from. as ive stated before I personally would be ashamed if I though the way others on this thread do, but thats just my opinion.
Shall i just go pop my baby out on the driveway? Will that please you? If you wish to have random people carrying your baby then thats your problem. I just want my child to be safe and ill protect him.
I have not read all the replies on this thread so this is my opinion.
On the buses here it States (along these lines) This space is for wheelchair uses. If a wheelchair needs the space then please fold down your prams. Thank you.
I have been asked to fold my pram down when my DS was a baby as a wheelchair user needed the space (he was 4 weeks old!) & I did. There was a woman who held the babyseat while I folded down the pram.
Also if there is a bus that has 2 other prams then I still fold my pram down. The only thing that winds me up is when the space is taken by prams but the kids & parents are sat at the back of the bus so that neither a wheelchair or pram can get on.
But it also works the other way. One of the buses that runs pasts me sometimes has a wheel chair user & his wife. He gets out the wheelchair & sits in a seat thats designated for disabled people & then his wife sits in the space with the wheelchair still up. This wheelchair can be folded up so then at least a smaller pram can fit on the bus as well. Many a time I have seen mums struggle to get on the bus & it always seems to be me who offers to help either hold the child & bags while the mum folds the pram down while the bus driver seems to be oblvious to this.
As for the comment that you have paid for your ticket so why should you get off-I too have paid for my ticket as well but if I can fold my pram down to let on either a wheelchair or pram then I think I have done a good deed for the day.
Oh your post made me laugh, i dont know if your being sarcastic or notan electric wheel chair is run on a battery and yeah i could see my dad going an hours journey in his elecric wheel chair, and an hour back !!! get real please. In fact his was so big and heavy if we were going out on public transport we couldnt use the electric one it would have been impossible


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Went in for my 36 week appt (I am actually 35 weeks 4 days) and I am already 2 cm dialted and 80% effaced. Doctor said I she thinks I'll go into labor before I reach 39 weeks. Anyone else in the same boat or have had similar experiences?
2 cm dilated 80% effaced
M + K May 2010
Baby B January 2013
I am 35w6d and am 2 cm. I can't remember my effacement! Ugh. I was distracted by the pain. I wasn't expecting it to hurt that much. Tensing up didn't help!
Married to my best friend 7/07
DD our Rainbow 7/10, ebf, cd, co-sleeping, natural birth
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This is baby #1 so we are super anxious and excited! I would like to make it to 38 weeks though. We'll see. & the exam was super painful! My cervix is still posterior so it took my doctor a while to find it. Not pleasant.
M + K May 2010
Baby B January 2013
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KM 1/2006 ~~~ Baby J 2/2013
I am 1cm and 60% effaced but have been since 25weeks with no change and Im 34weeks.With my last baby I was dilated to 3cm and 0% effaced at 35weeks and 3 days later my water broke and labor started on its own and he was born. Your baby could be here soon or might just stay at 2cm dilated 80% effaced for a while longer.
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The death of Kim Jong Il is causing some unease in Southeast Asia about how the transition now under way in North Korea might affect its military ties to Myanmar—another nation long viewed with suspicion by the West but which is now introducing a series of political and economic reforms.
There has been a marked warming in relations between Myanmar and the U.S. after the military handed over power to a nominally civilian government in March. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pressed the country's new rulers in a ground-breaking visit earlier this month to make a decisive break with Pyongyang and prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons technology in order to push the blossoming relationship further forward.
During her visit, Mrs. Clinton said Myanmar's President Thein Sein had "stated his determination to sever" military links with North Korea. And on Monday, a key political adviser to the Myanmar government, Ko Ko Hlaing, said that the country regards South Korea as a more likely future partner than the regime in Pyongyang.
"Myanmar is changing towards democracy," Mr. Ko Ko Hlaing said. "If (North Korea) remains on its old path, I don't think there will be many sectors where we can cooperate with them."
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Yesterday i felt just terrible could hardly be out of bed. Lethargic and off. At 5:30am I woke with dehydration cramping as some of you know I cannot hydrate in any capacity via mouth this preg. But yay having home IV the last month has meant eating at least something everyday. Had 2 bags at the hospital and was measured at 1cm with 'baby much much lower today'.
Hallelujah a beginning! Now they've called and said they are inducing me in the morn. I know this is an HG dream come true but I'm such a slow labour progressor-1 min intense contractions from the get go, painfully slow dilation. I really don't want a long messy labour after a long messy preg. I'd really like to do it naturally and let him come when he's ready, he's had such a fight. My doc loves natural but she said its been too much of a fight, I can't hydrate on my own, it's time.
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GMC ups the sport truck ante for 2015 with Sierra Elevation Edition
Sport Vehicles by Linda Water Nelson September 21, 2014
I promise not to start this out with a line about GMC raising the bar with the new 2015 Sierra Elevation Edition, but I must admit that it's tempting. On sale later this year, this is a definite step by GMC to become a bigger player in the sport... Read more
2015 Chevy Colorado and GMC Canyon beat the competition for fuel economy
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As the release date nears for General Motors' new midsize trucks, it appears that they have won a major fuel efficiency battle. That should be no surprise since the segment-leading Toyota Tacoma and the Nissan Frontier are both overdue for updating. ( Nissan has signaled strongly that a Frontier... Read more
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For months this column has been clogged with recall information. I suspect that this pattern will not change anytime soon. Frequently, as a result, I am asked whether this means that today's cars and trucks are built more carelessly, have more defects, or are just plain worse than their... Read more
General Motors is clearly breathing new life into the mid-size truck segment with the announcement of its entry-level pricing for the 2015 GMC Canyon pickup truck which will be in dealerships this fall. The Chevrolet Colorado will be market available later in the cycle so no new details have... Read more
Tow capacity released for 2015 Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500
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Since GM has accepted the Society of Automotive Engineers towing Standard (SAE J2807), a lot of people have been wondering what impact the re-evaluation will have on capacity, but it appears that truck buyers will be very satisfied with the results of adopting the new recommended practices for evaluation.... Read more
Another week of huge GM recalls: is your vehicle listed here?
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There has to be a better way…or maybe not. General Motors continues to parcel out recall notices with a new bunch (2.42-million vehicles) today and 2.7-million late last week. I suspect there is a strategy here since GM has its new first-ever tsar for global quality, a new... Read more
2015 GMC Canyon offers features for mid-size family truck and added safety
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We haven't driven GMC's new mid-size Canyon yet. Its introduction isn't scheduled until fall, but I suspect there will be a range of new features designed to set this truck apart from the pack. There will, after all, be it's stablemate, the Chevy Colorado, as well as Toyota's Tacoma... Read more
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What is happening with General Motors? I hate to do negative articles about any single vehicle or supplier, but a thinking person has to question the number of serious recalls that GM has been forced to issue recently. The most important to sportsmen and their families, I suspect, are... Read more


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