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Oh, My Mia!
I really like this harness. It's beautiful on and off. It has soft leather that feels good against the skin. Sits just right for use. I would recommend this to anyone who's looking for their first leather harness. I think it's a great jumping-off point.Published:
Gorgeous color, soft leather, comfortable to wear, can be worn for long periods.
The two straps over my clitoris make it hard to be reached. Cannot be sanitized.
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I love this harness. I feel sexy when I wear it and it looks great. It does slide a little on the hips, but pulling it a little tighter helps keep it on. The leather is holding up fantastically.
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I love the color, looks like a great harness.
Thanks for the review, this looks like one of the better leather harnesses out there and glad to know it works well.
Tim, the color was one of the things that attracted me to this harness. Love it!
Schwaltze, it is very well-made and great quality. At this price point, I think it's a fantastic choice. -
This was such an informative read! It's nice to find reviews for harnesses written by bigger ladies like me. I'll soon be writing a review for our new Vegan Commando, and your reviews have given me some things to think about. Thanks for another great review! ^_^
Thanks Meli! I am thinking of trying a vinyl harness next go-round. Although the Minx is still #1 on my Wish List as far as harnesses go. In red. It looks amazing!
I'm toying with us trying a leather harness, but I'm a little leery of the care associated with it. I might try one of the vegan ones instead. And I refer to the front as either the "crotch panel" or simply "front panel."
We dont any use for a harness, but that green leather, is quite pretty. Glad you really liked it.
@Kindred See? Crotch panel would have worked well. Something like that was what I was looking for and coming up blank.
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I've been wanting to try out this harness for a while now... to bad my guy isn't into that kind of stuff.
I love the green! Really, really great review, and thanks for all the details. I didn't know you could use two dildos with it!
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Really like the green. Adding to wishlist
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Thanks for the review. It was very informative. Don't quite have use for a harness, yet, but maybe someday.
Thanks everyone! @Ivy, maybe someday! It took us a while to get here and we're still wading the waters. It's a fun pool though!
excellent review. very helpful. although it makes me want to spend money!!!!
Love the review. Very detailed and wonderful video!!
Thanks fro reading everyone!
I've got this in pink. LOVE!
Thanks for the great review!!
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What makes mine unique is the fact that I have fruit and vegetables at the bottom (right above the need for daily exercise and fluid consumption). Although people may disagree with this decision, I made it based on evidence showing a strong association between higher intake of fruit and vegetables and decreased incidence of chronic disease:
- Higher intake of fruit and vegetables may be protective against cardiovascular disease (Liu et al, Am J Clin Nutr, 2000;72:922–8)
- The risk of some chronic diseases may be lower at higher dietary flavonoid intakes (Knekt et al, Am J Clin Nutr, 2002;76:560–8)
- Fruit and vegetable consumption is inversely associated with the risk of Coronary Heart Disease (Dauchet et al, J. Nutr. 136: 2588–2593, 2006)
- Greater vegetable and fruit intake is associated with a lower risk of breast cancer (Zhang et al, Int J Cancer, 2009;125,1:181-8)
- High total fruit intake and certain fruit and vegetable intakes may be associated with a reduced risk of colorectal adenomas (Wu et al, J Nutr, 2009; 139,2:340-4)
- In a review of 200 epidemiological studies, strong evidence was found to support the protective effect of fruit and vegetables. For most cancer sites, persons with low fruit and vegetable intake experience about twice the risk of cancer compared with those with high intake, even after control for potentially confounding factors (Block, Patterson & Subar, Nutrition and Cancer, 1992; 18,1: 1 - 29)
- Fruit and vegetable consumption reduces incidence of cancer and cardiovascular disease (van't Veer et al, Public Health Nutrition, 2000, 3:103-107)
Fruit contributes vitamins A, C, some B vitamins as well as some minerals. Dried fruit may contain iron. This section contains all whole fresh fruit and frozen fruit (which should be the priority and majority of fruit consumption) even though it can also include dried fruit, whole fruit juices, canned fruit (in order of health-promoting capacity).
Further, I have a separate category for leafy green vegetables additional to the foundational vegetable recommendations. My new quote that I tell my clients and students is "Let thy greens be thy medicine and thy medicine be thy greens". Leafy greens are chock-full of macro- and micronutrients, including calcium, fiber, folate, vitamins C, B6, B2, E, potassium, manganese, magnesium, phytochemicals (such as lutein, beta-cryptoxanthin, zeaxanthin, beta-carotene). This category of vegetables include kale, collard greens, spinach, mustard greens, beet greens, turnip greens, romaine lettuce, bok choy, Swiss chard, rainbow chard, Brussels sprouts, sea vegetables, broccoli, Napa cabbage. See my previous blog, The Greatness of Greens, for more about the undeniable superhero-esque power!
- Consumption of vegetables, green-yellow and green leafy vegetables was inversely associated with the risk of hepatocellular carcinoma (Kurahashi et al, Br J Cancer, 2009; 100,1:181-4)
- Kale demonstrates excellent absorbability of calcium (Heaney & Weaver, Am J Clin Nutr, 1990; 51,4:656-7)
- Lutein, a powerful antioxidant that protects the eyes against macular degeneration is bioaccessible from leafy greens (Chandrika et al, J Nutr Sci Vitaminol, 2010; 56,3:203-7)
- Dietary supplementation with leafy vegetables may be useful for protecting cells from lipid peroxidation and oxidative DNA damage (Kim et al, J Med Food, 2009;12,4:877-84)
- Significant decreased cancer risk found with increased carotenoid intake from green and yellow vegetables (Colditz, et al, Am J Clin Nutr, 1981, 41: 32-36)
- Deficiency of folate, a vitamin that is abundant in leafy greens, induces and accelerates carcinogenesis (Duthy, J Inherit Metab Dis, 2010 [Epub ahead of print])
- High combined intakes of vitamins C and E, beta-carotene, beta-cryptoxanthin, and lutein-zeaxanthin from food, or a diet high in their food sources (like leafy greens), may protect against cumulative DNA damage in radiation-exposed persons (Yong et al, Am J Clin Nutr, 2009, 90,5:1402-10)
- Better behavioural outcomes in adolescents are associated with a higher intake of fresh fruit and leafy green vegetables (Oddy et al, Prev Med, 2009; 49,1:39-44)
Moving on up the pyramid...
Whole grains are the backbone of the plant-based diet as they contribute calories, fiber, protein, iron, B vitamins, trace nutrients in whole grains. This category includes: corn, brown rice and sprouted tortillas; whole grain breads; cereals (i.e. oats); bulgur; brown rice; couscous; millet; quinoa; whole grain pasta; polenta; wheat berries; popcorn; wheat germ and bran.
Legumes provide a supporting role in the diet. They are used extensively in international cuisines and provide protein, fiber, iron, calcium, zinc, selenium. Legumes include cooked & dried beans (adzuki, anasazi, black, black-eyed peas, cannellini, chickpeas, great Northern beans, kidney beans, lima beans, navy beans, pinto beans, soybeans), lentils, peas, split peas, and soy products (tempeh, tofu).
At the top of my pyramid, I have listed high fat whole foods, dairy substitutes (which are great sources of fortified vitamins B12, D, and sometimes calcium), and whole food sweetened treats (which can be done by using dates, date syrup, pure maple syrup and other fruits). High fat whole foods refer to olives, avocado, nuts and seeds, which are important in order to consume adequate omega 3 fatty acids, monounsaturated fatty acids, fiber, protein, fat, iron, calcium, and trace minerals. All of these items should be used sparingly and less in situations where weight loss is a goal or when there has been a diagnosis of heart disease, diabetes, high cholesterol or other metabolic conditions.
Overall, I hope that this pyramid is used as a guideline. The serving sizes are not necessary to perfect...it is more important to look at it as a way of proportioning out what a day's worth of food should look like. The foods closer to the bottom should be a mainstay or foundation of intake and those near the top are to be used as support.
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Ministry of Labour managers have discretion as to whether to send out an inspector when an employer calls after-hours about a workplace accident, a recent decision suggests.
An MOL inspector filed a grievance under his collective agreement claiming that when a call regarding a workplace injury came in at 5:15 pm, the call should have been referred to him and not the on-call MOL manager. The manager had determined that there was no need to send an inspector to the workplace that night. The accident involved a broken bone which was a "critical injury" (a worker lost her footing and jumped down the last 3 stairs) under the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
The inspector claimed that he would have gone to the workplace, at least to "secure the site", and would have earned "premium pay" for his time spent on the visit.
A vice-chair of the Grievance Settlement Board noted that the "Ministry Operations Division Policy and Procedures Reference Manual" contemplated that only after-hours calls falling within certain categories including "critical injuries" are forwarded to the inspector on-call, and that the hotline operator could contact an MOL manager if he or she required clarification or direction on any issue. The manager had the authority to conduct "triage" and not to send an inspector to the workplace that evening.
There was no violation of the collective agreement or of the Reference Manual, so the inspector's grievance was dismissed.
Ontario Public Service Employees Union (Beaulieu) v Ontario (Labour), 2014 CanLII 40173 (ON GSB)
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Living in Petaluma and commuting to SF?
Aug 2012We're a couple in our mid-30s with a 9 month old son, live in North Oakland, and looking to buy our first home. We're harboring a dream to move to Petaluma. We've loved our visits there, but they've only been day trips. So far our concerns about moving north have revolved around three issues. One: We don't know a soul there. Is it easy to meet other families? Are people friendly? Two: We're a mixed race couple. Aside from the census statistics, would you say Petaluma is diverse, or at least accepting? Three: My husband works in the Financial District in SF (I'm a mom/dissertating grad student, so not tied to a particular location). His hours are generally 9-5, but he sometimes has to work as late as 8 pm. Driving isn't an option. Would the commute via public transportation be a killer? Do you know of carpool connections or commuter van-type situations? I've searched the archives but the posts seem a bit dated. Would love to hear your collective wisdom! potential petaluman
Potential Petaluman, My sister and her husband are raising their children in Petaluma. Dad commutes to SF. It works for him - he does drive his own vehicle, occasionally carpools. There's a side road that gets you around the massive traffic on 101. What's normally about a 45 minute drive can take 1.5 hours (or more) with traffic.... My nieces and nephews participate in a lot of different activities and as their cool aunt (at least until I became a mom myself :)) I would visit and attend performances/recitals/games/graduations regularly. Their oldest is now 17 and was 4 when they relocated to Petaluma. They LOVE it there. I think it is easy enough to connect with other families. I think folks are friendly there for the most part. Oh, I've taken the 80 commuter bus (Golden Gate) to and from Petaluma and it's quite nice. I don't know how busy it is during commuter hours though. As for diversity.... Not so much. Of the 13 years I've attended school and sport functions there, I've seen 2 families that look like mine (African American. Asian/White). Personally, we would not move there for 2 main reasons: lack of diversity and the crazy hay fever I get there from April - June. Good luck with your decision!!
I saw your message and asked the guy who sits next to me at work (we work in dwntn SF) to answer your questions-- he lives in Petaluma with his family! Here are his responses to your questions.. One: We don't know a soul there. Is it easy to meet other families? Are people friendly?
Yes and yes! Simply heading to the local park seems to spawn new connections.
Two: We're a mixed race couple. Aside from the census statistics, would you say Petaluma is diverse, or at least accepting?
Not really diverse (yet), but I think we're an accepting community (coming from a straight, mixed race white guy).
Three: My husband works in the Financial District in SF (I'm a mom/dissertating grad student, so not tied to a particular location). His hours are generally 9- 5, but he sometimes has to work as late as 8 pm. Driving isn't an option. Would the commute via public transportation be a killer?
Golden Gate Transit buses (#'s 74 and 76) are express to and from SF, and go through the Financial District. Travel times can vary from 50 min in the morning to 1 hr 30 min in the evening. Sometimes, there are 2+ hour afternoon commutes on a bad day. There's also the Golden Gate Ferry from Larkspur for evening commutes (last one leaves at 8ish).
Do you know of carpool connections or commuter van-type situations?
I don't, but I believe there is carpool/vanpool opportunities. Luisa
Commute from Petaluma/Rohnert Park to Richmond?
March 2012Hi, looking for folks with experience commuting from the North Bay (like Petaluma/Rohnert Park) to the Richmond area. We are thinking about buying a home there, but our job is here in the East Bay and won't be changing anytime soon. anon
If you're commuting at normal commute hours, you do not want to do it from Petaluma/Rohnert Park south. 101 is a parking lot in many places. I work in San Rafael and have coworkers who come from up there - it takes them an hour frequently (when without traffic it should be a half-hour or less) and then you'd have another 10-20 minutes to Richmond from SR! Ugh. There are back roads to take, but they are winding and who wants to do that every day? You might be able to go across 37 to Vallejo, but then you brave the Carquinez Bridge/I-80 traffic at commute hour. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but unless you're working from home most days it is not worth it. Alexandra
Hi! I used to commute San Rafael to the Richmond/El Sobrante area, generally during somewhat off-peak travel times. Generally, I found it a pleasant route relatively free of stop-and go. There are a few caveats.
I am not sure what the Petaluma-San Rafael stretch would be like in the am; you could check 511.org online, it is updated in real time.
Once you switch from 101S to 580E in San Rafael, traffic is generally good. However, if accident or high-winds cause a bridge closure, then traffic grinds to a complete halt. It doesn't happen often but it does happen. During those times my only option was to take 101 north to 37/Sears Raceway and skirt the north rim of the Bay, then connect to the Eastshore Freeway via the Carquinez Bridge. That's a good alternative route for your location.
But usually, once in the East Bay, I exited 580 and took the Richmond Parkway to connect to I-80. My other route was to drive 580 south all the way to Central Blvd, exit and then connect to the I-80, much further south. I personally would not drive any other routes through Richmond that involved going on city streets (I lived in LA and I've driven through lots of gang neighborhoods, but Richmond really scares me.)
For me, the worst part (580W to 101N) was the return, if it happened around sunset. I'm very light-sensitive and the drive west you are headed almost directly towards the sun. Once you connect to 101N, traffic can jam up, especially around central San Rafael and then again north of Novato, where the traffic lanes go from 3 to 2 (it's called ''The Narrows''). If that happens, you can always take ''the back route'' via the Petalum/Point Reyes road.
It's not a short commute, but it does takes you through some lovely country. --Hope It Works Out
Commuting from Petaluma to San Francisco
Dec 2008My husband and I are seriously considering moving from Oakland to Petaluma. We both work in San Francisco and would not change jobs. I have concerns about commute time. We have two young children -- 1 year and 4 years -- and I don't want to be stuck in traffic four hours each day. This is our main negative when considering the move. Is anyone currently doing this commute/does anyone have experience with it? I would appreciate any insight. Thanks so much.
Four hours in traffic for you and four hours for your husband adds up to eight hours every day that you are not with your children. That is 40 hours per week that you are not with your family and not earning money!
If you want to move, how about moving closer to work instead of farther from work? Lots of houses are available for rent or sale in San Francisco. Instead of commuting for four hours a day, you could work an extra hour or two, to put your time to better use. You could even sell one of your cars, saving even more money. Practical
I wouldn't recommend that commute. My Dad did it for years and it took years off him, I think. Of course, there is a the Golden Gate Transit bus (which goes directly to SF, I believe) and carpool and ferry options (Larkspur), but I have to say Hwy 101 can be stop and go during commute hours. Of course, if you have flex hours or can work at home, go for it. I suggest camping out in Petaluma for a few days and trying the commute for yourself; it'd be worth the investment. Hwy 101 is a drag during commute
Go to 511.org and click on Predict-a-Trip on the right hand side of the page. This tool allows you to get travel times from SF to Petaluma for different times of day and day types (weekday/weekend/holiday). I ruled out living in the North Bay because of the distance to work and the lack of transit alternatives that don't also rely on 101. My kids are 6 and 8 and the need for me to get home quickly to get them to after school activities is just getting more and more intense. Fan of 511
I have heard about this commute from numerous people- most crafts workers (contractors, plumbers, electricians) in SF live in Santa Rosa or thereabouts. They have to drive to SF starting at about 6am. Can you face that ? Anon.
Ugh. I haven't done this in a long while but I can't imagine it's gotten better. It's super frustrating during commute time. Long and frustrating. I'd advise against it. anon
Hi, I lived in Marin for years until recently when I moved to Berkeley. So I know the route you're talking about and had friends who commuted from Petaluma to Mill Valley. The main story is that if you leave very early in the morning (5am) then you can beat the traffic and generally do ok. But if you leave later (6am or later) you're in trouble: you'll hit a bit of traffic in Novato and then a snarl from Central San Rafael and then kind of thick traffic all the way to Mill Valley. Generally from Mill Valley to the Bridge is ok in the mornings, though of course accidents do happen a few times a year.
In short: If you can't commute very early in the morning, I personally would not recommend making the move. Sincerely, Judiah
You would be stuck in traffic for hours every day. Highway 101 through Marin is a traffic nightmare at rush hour, every day. I work in San Rafael and have co-workers who live in or near Petaluma, and they all avoid arriving between 8 and 9 or leaving between 5 and 6 if they can possibly help it. Going to San Francisco adds that much more clogged freeway to traverse, plus getting across San Francisco itself. There are busses, which are very nice, but (unlike BART) still subject to being stuck in traffic. Holly


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I have Hold Still on my wish list...you've got some good ones there. Good luck with the challenge!
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I just realized it's been a significant amount of time since I've posted. Not that residency is boring - quite the contrary - I just haven't felt the energy to de-sensitize information enough to let you all in. Until I realized I'm depriving you of the tough stuff, the God stuff, the everyday stuff.
Friday, September 18, 2015
The tough stuff
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Friday, August 8, 2014
Catching Up... A year in the life..
It's hard to know where to start this post after an entire year of residency. I sat down to blog a few times and came up empty handed. There was always so much to say that couldn't be said and so much I couldn't figure out how to get in text... but I figure one day, I'll be interested in how I felt my first year and since those memories will dull with time, I should probably get them down.
In a nutshell: WOW. God amazed me every. single. day. I learned more than I ever thought possible and still feel like I'm just scraping the surface. This kid-doctor thing isn't for sissies. There's a lot of blood, sweat, tears, and heartache - a lot of sleepless nights, a lot of losses, and a few wins that make it all worth it.
In general, intern year wasn't that bad. It's exhausting in a new way of exhaustion (even though you got to go home after 16 hours on call and didn't spend the night). I really started to enjoy my own clinic. I stayed in love with the NICU and fell in love with more than a few snotty-nosed, tear stained faces.
July 1 was a bit of a rude awakening because I started this year in the PICU. Once again, WOW. Almost unexplainable the changes that place will put forth in your heart, your practice, and your life. I'm finally recovering from the Q4 call (no longer limited to 16 hours... welcome to "big girl residency") and glad to have that month behind me.
This post was boring, I can assure you my last year has been nothing but. The secret parts of patient's lives that you are privy to and trusted with forever change who you are and how you practice. And occasionally, you realize you made a difference.
And that is worth everything.
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Sunday, August 11, 2013
In the quiet of the night, you can hear the heart beat..
I've officially been "Olemissbabydoc, M.D.", for 42 days. It's still strange, still different... But I'm adjusting, along with my fellow interns.
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Saturday, June 1, 2013
The last month of limbo... the last month of freedom.
Graduation has come and gone. The hoopla, the long coat ceremony, the heavy velvet regalia, the after parties.
I woke up the following morning a doctor, no longer a medical student.
Scratch that. No longer a STUDENT.
Yes, there's lots of learning involved in residency and being a doctor in general... but I will never, ever be a full time student again. As exciting as that was, it was still a tiny bit sad. No matter who will actually admit it, most of us must've liked school or we wouldn't have made it this far. The thought that that part of my life is officially over (when it's all I've ever known) is still strange.
Don't have too terribly much time to think it over though, as somehow the last week flew by and there's only two more before orientation kicks off, along with all the daytime exhaustion and night-time fun it can bring. I'll be working myself into a more "night" schedule towards the end of the month to prepare for night float July 1.
I've waited my whole life for this. Even though it's more than a little terrifying, I'm as ready as I'll ever be. Bring it!
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Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Ready or not, here we go!
Long coat tomorrow night. Graduation Friday. WOAH. Family starts coming in tonight, friends and more family tomorrow. I'm soooo excited to celebrate with everybody and let them see the house!
At the same time as my grad celebration, we're having EK's 1st birthday party. The pupcakes are currently in the oven, the smash cake is done. This mom goes all out.
I've gotten into these make money from doing random things apps lately. iPoll and Surveys on the Go specifically. So far, SOTG is easier, and I'm making Amazon.com money from both, so pretty excited about that. Hit em up if you've got a few extra seconds of time :)
Happy Graduation week, everyone!
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Monday, April 29, 2013
Happy end of med school...
Tomorrow is my last day EVER of medical school. Woah. It's been a super fun, super busy month. Genetics is wonderful. I've learned a ton and look forward to many more years of it.
In the meantime, we've moved into our NEW HOUSE and it is just great! Ellikate loves having not one, but two yards to play in (our front is courtyard fenced), and we've got about three times the amount of space we had before. It's open air and play room!
Tomorrow our hardwood floors arrive in the bedrooms, and then the furniture can move in and our lives can come together completely.
25 days til MD. Woah.
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Sunday, March 17, 2013
We're adults. When did that happen? And how do we make it stop? "
On the other hand, do we really want to?
What a week. Monday I found out that I matched. But to back up a little bit, I started house shopping last Saturday with Melissa to get an idea of what I liked and mainly to keep my mind busy. I found two that I just loved.
Monday, I went with my awesome realtor for Round 2. Found two more that I liked better than most of Saturday's, with the 4th house we saw still remaining by far my love.
The week in general is a blur. I did some furniture shopping, we returned to "the house" (and I was still in love). And we waited. Waited on Friday, waited on God, waited on my future to be revealed.
Friday was exhausting. Terrifying. Nervewracking. Worth every moment of sweat and tears it took to get to this point. "Olemissbabydoc, Pediatrics, University of Mississippi". With that, the next three years of my life were sealed. The people I would train with, grow with, cry with, laugh with. In that moment, I knew I was blessed beyond measure - and then it got better.
Momma, Daddy, Me and N went to the "top three" houses with my wonderful realtor V. Mom and Dad liked the first two, but loved the one I loved. It has a courtyard in the front for ElliKate to play, and a huge fenced yard. The details are simply perfection, the master bed and bath are awesome, the scored concrete will be a godsend for cleaning. The kitchen island will easily hold several dozen cookies for cooling and decorating (a baker's dream). The location is perfect. I made an offer that was set to expire in just a few hours.
When I woke up Friday morning, I was just a kid. When I went to bed, I had a pediatrics residency and was a pending homeowner. It was surreal and still is. All I can say is God is SO good, and we are full of praise. I continue to pray for my friends and colleagues to whom "the match" was less kind. All over the country, very qualified US seniors were denied training positions - there just aren't enough spots for the demand. And that is heartbreaking. We all worked equally as hard for this dream and we ALL deserve it. "For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord".... I know He is in control on His throne as always, even when we can't understand it.
A big thank you to all of you who've been with my on this journey so far, for your support and encouragement. Please join me as I begin "Growing into my Long Coat" :)
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-1234?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13436804#comment-13436804 ] Patrick Mueller commented on CB-1234: ------------------------------------- I've added a comment to the pull request, with the quoted text below. The comment is placed on one of the method invocations on {{OriginalConsole}}. I _believe_ that the "weinre demo" shipped with weinre will exhibit this problem, when run on an iOS device. The demo uses {{markTimeline()}} (or whatever, or maybe it used to and I removed it), which is not implemented in iOS's {{console}}. {quote} All methods sent to OriginalConsole need to be wrapped in a try/catch, or otherwise protected. In some/many/all cases, the native platforms don't implement all/any of the console methods, and blindly calling a null will cause exceptions in the user's code. Nothing special to do when an exception occurs in these cases, just march on. But they do need protection. {quote} > Console should queue log messages if not connected > -------------------------------------------------- > > Key: CB-1234 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-1234 > Project: Apache Cordova > Issue Type: New Feature > Components: weinre > Affects Versions: 2.0.0 > Reporter: Matt Johnson > Assignee: Patrick Mueller > > Console log messages (log, debug, error, info, warn) from the target may be lost if they are executed on the device before the remote connection is fully complete. These should be queued up if there is no remote connection (and dequeued when one is acquired) so all log messages are retained. > I have a pull request at https://github.com/apache/incubator-cordova-weinre/pull/8 that does this as well as turns the Console into a passthru so that all calls to Console still act on the OriginalConsole as well as the RemoteConsole so that the target behavior with weinre is unchanged. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators: https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/ContactAdministrators!default.jspa For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira | |
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Bedrooms | 2 |
Bathrooms | 1 |
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Property type | apartment |
Minimum Stay | 2 nights |
Ideal as a City Break, this newly refurbished apartment offers stunning riverside views in a peaceful, central location. Two double bedrooms, bathroom, living/dining room and separate kitchen.
Situated in a newly refurbished mill, our 2-bedroom apartment is furnished to a high standard as a home from home, with light-oak furniture and fresh linen. It offers both comfort and convenience and an outlook directly onto the river so that you can just relax and watch the boats passing by and the tourists feeding the geese and swans.
Just a short walk (5 minutes) to the busy shops and historic city centre. Walk down the famous medieval street, 'The Shambles' leading to the magnificent cathedral, York Minster. Visit one of the many galleries and museums including the Jorvic Centre which provides a realistic and graphic experience of what life was like during the Viking occupation.
For a different view of the city, take a river cruise or dare yourself to join the nightly Ghost Walk (suitable for children) and learn some of the grizzly secrets of York's past.
Enjoy an evening out dining at one of the many excellent restaurants or have a pint of beer in an Olde English pub and then dance the night away at a Nightclub. There are Theatres, an Opera House and a specialist Film Theatre with programmes to suit all tastes.
Leeds, Manchester, Liverpool and even London are all reachable within a day by train. The seaside town of Scarborough is reachable in under an hour.
Unfortunately there is no on-site car-parking at the apartment but free overnight parking is available from 6pm to 8am on the riverside beneath the apartment windows (please observe the strict times). Daytime parking is possible on the neighbouring streets but there is a fee for this. Free on-street parking is possible a short distance away but this would involve a walk of about 15 minutes back to the apartment. There are, however, two bicycles available for your use, as there are pleasant cycle paths alongside the river.
This apartment was spacious, clean, and a 10 min walk from York centre, with buses around the corner. Apartment was well set up, bright, with great outlook over the river. It was a bit noisy in the night due to some hotels accross the river- earplugs fixed that. Supermarket around the corner, shops nearby, safe neighborhood. I was there for a week for work and it was a great base- I felt at home. Excellent book selection!
Whilst initial view of the apartment seemed good, on closer inspection the whole place is a little 'unclean' maybe we have very high standards regarding cleanliness, but the bathroom was a big let down, cobwebs in a lot of places, bin in kitchen not good and the cupboards, while there was a lot of dishes and cutlery! Were overflowing with mismatched items. Just a little disappointed! There is no wifi in the apartment, which nowadays is really a must. And the parking in York is at a premium. There are car parks close by that cost a bit to park in, but if you are happy to walk about a mile and leave your car in a side street, then the apartment is so well located for all city centre attractions you do not need to use the car for the whole time you are in York. I pointed out all the above to the owner so hopefully these issues have been sorted out now.
The property was was very clean and more than big enough for 4 people to share (two couples). Perfect location, met on arrival by Margaret who went through everything and helped us organise our weekend. Only little little negative was the heat that weekend which made us have to open the windows and the pubs across the river were open well into the night. I know it's not often hot so we managed, maybe a fan in case it happens again?? Just booking again for next year, highly recommend.
Lovely stay. Can be a bit noisy at night with the bars across the river but with our visit happening in the summer, that could be more of an issue during the school holiday times. Overall, the location beat the noise at night.
We visited York for 3 nights at the beginning of December to catch up with family and visit York Christmas Market. This lovely property is just as described. It is very stylish, well equipped and clean. It is in a perfect location with very easy access into the city with all its eateries and tourist attractions, all within a short walking distance. Both Myrna and her housekeeper Margaret were very friendly and helpful in every aspect. Margaret was there to welcome us, advise us where to park and show us around the flat when we arrived. We would definitely recommend this property and hope to return ourselves in the not too distant future!.
We just had a whistle stop visit to York and the apartment was superbly situated for getting out and about into town! It was immaculately clean and had everything you would need for two nights or two weeks. Margaret the housekeeper was lovely and very helpful although we never managed to meet!!! Maybe next time!
A parking space would be a bonus but we used the long stay in St George's Fields which was closer than residential parking outside the parking zones.
We would definitely come back and would certainly recommend it to friends and family.
York Opera House, providing a varied programme to suit all tastes, is directly opposite the apartment on the other side of the river.
River cruises leave regularly from the quayside across the river.
Historic walks and talks as well as several museums and galleries.
Walk along the walls that surround the old city of York and enjoy the spectacular views.
Popular clubs and pubs are just a short walk away.
Many restaurants to choose from.
3-screen cinema showing a variety of films ranging from the latest releases to specialist independent productions.
Cycle pathways around the city and along the river (2 bicycles available).
At least five golf courses to play (transport required to get there).
Rental Period | Minimum Price | Additional Nights | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly * | Event Price | |||
14 Apr 2017 -
28 Apr 2017
Changeover Day: Friday 2 night minimum stay
for 2 nights
30 Jun 2017 -
1 Sep 2017
Changeover Day: Friday 2 night minimum stay
for 2 nights
Xmas/New Year
22 Dec 2017 -
5 Jan 2018
Changeover Day: Friday 2 night minimum stay
for 2 nights
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Changeover Day: Friday 2 night minimum stay
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Fees | No additional mandatory fees |
Minimum stay is for 2 nights. Basic fee is applicable to all bookings and is to cover overheads, i.e. cleaning, heating, administrative costs etc, thereby keeping the rate for additional nights to a minimum.,
Friday to Friday for weekly bookings, also possible to book long weekends and mid - week breaks, Starting Monday's and Fridays only, please enquire for dates and prices.
Although there is no parking available for the apartment, it is permissible to drive into the courtyard in order to unload or load your car. We can direct you to free off street parking within 15minutes walk from the apartment.
Payment by cheque, PayPal or bank transfer 4 weeks before arrival.
Earliest arrival time 3pm
Departure time 10am
£100 paid one month in advance to secure the booking. Final payment to be made one month prior to the stay.
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The Comeback Club. CHERRY seemed down for the count after being burned out of the Playroom late last year (it never quite caught on at 1650), but lines around the block at the recent reopening at the old space, now called A.D., prove that the mix-it-up, rock & glam & roll, straight/gay juicy jamboree is still the champ.
Spiral Architects. It took more than two and a half hours to drive the last couple of miles to OZZFEST; evidently no one informed the good bureaucrats of San Bernardino County that a really big concert was taking place and that it might be helpful to have a cop or two to direct traffic. At least there was plenty to look at, perhaps even more than intended, as idling concertgoers had to relieve bladders on the hill next to the highway.õ
Urine Trouble Now. Apparently, loo lines meant nothing to RACHAEL HUNTER, who evidently really had to go as she attempted to waltz her way to the front of the queue at a party for Vespa. But supermodelness meant nothing to the bladder-bursting posse of waiting party animals, who directed Rachael to do the potty dance at the end of the line. When it comes to the need to pee, there is no A-list.
Midnight and Daybreak and Late Afternoon at the Oasis. The PLATINUM OASIS, curated by RON ATHEY and DR. VAGINAL DAVIS at the Coral Sands Motel, was a spectacularly ambitious debut that featured 40 rooms of multimedia art, installations and poolside performances, with a whoop-it-up licentiousness that would have done Caligula proud. In fact, the Oasis brought together an assortment of art tarts, ex-cons, leather daddies, college students, ravers, bohos, and even a tourist or two who normally dont rub shoulders, never mind other body parts.
The Ugly Side of Performance Art. There was a little too much crowd participation required when performance artist CURT LeMIEUX, sweaty and clad only in a jockstrap, repeatedly hurled himself at audience members while pleading to be spanked during Fairy, a two-night- durational art event at Side Street Live.
The Day of the Geriatric Locusts. The Cinema Arts Gallery resembled a mosh pit, with elbowing seniors packed toupee-to-bad-toupee, trying to grab the hors doeuvres, on the opening night of the CLARK GABLE CENTURY photography exhibit.
Altered Pates. No baseball hats, no scraggly ponytails, just a lot of Hair Club for Men candidates at the opening of a photo show that featured work by YUL BRYNNER.
Worst Judy Garland Impression by a Non-Relative. BRUCE VILANCH, in his show Bruce! A Month of Mondays at the Canon Theater.
Contributors: Greg Burk, Pleasant Gehman, Falling James, Lina Lecaro, Derrick Mathis, J.V. McAuley, Brendan Mullen, Sandra Ross.
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