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Apartment ZGODA - 23 floor
Vendégek száma6
Hálószobák száma2
Méret70 m²
Floor No.23(with elevator)
- Internet/WiFi
- Zárható szoba
- Törölköző
- Lift az épületben
- Családi / Gyerek barát
- Konyha
- Mosógép / szárítógép
Accommodation summary
|Zgoda, 00-018 Warszawa, Lengyelország
|Ingatlan típusa
|Ingatlan azonosító
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
The 23 Piętro apartment is decorated with bright colours, dark parquet floors and stylish furniture. It comes with a seating area and a large bathroom with floor heating, a bathtub and a hairdryer.
You can prepare meals and drinks in a fully equipped kitchenette with a dishwasher, a dining area and a refrigerator. There is also a washing machine available. Apartment staff can arrange for Modlin or Chopin Airport or train staton pickup. There is also a possibility for other taxi services. At extra charge, an additional bed and a children's feeding chair is available for children under 3 years.
Apartament 23 Piętro is located within a 10-minute drive of the Warsaw Old Town with many restaurants and cafés. Warsaw Central Railway Station is a 15-minute walk away.
Sródmiescie is a great choice for travellers interested in History, Food and Culture.
• Kitchen: stove, refrigerator, oven, dishwasher, table and chairs, electric kettle, cutlery,utensils
• Living room: double sofa bed,TV, coffee table
• Bedroom: 160x200cm double bed, wardrobe, bedside tables,
• Bedroom 2: 140x200cm double bed, wardrobe, bedside tables,
• Bathroom with shower, sink, toilet, washing machine
• Hall: wardrobe, large mirror
• Also available: Internet wi-fi, cable TV with a digital package.
• Service includes towels and bed linen
Házirend- key pickup is at 12 Miodowa street .
- check in is always after 16:00, and check out before 11:00
- we accept check-ins until 21:00, if arrival is after 21:00, previous contact is required
- check-in after 21:00 comes with additional fee of 30€ or 120PLN
Smoking and parties are forbidden.
Curfew from 10 pm until 6 am.
Security deposit paid upon the arrival (800 PLN).
|Weekly rate for up to 6 guests
|737 €
|Monthly rate for up to 6 guests
|2500 €
|Érkezés legkorábbi időpontja
|Check-in before
|Távozás legkésőbbi időpontja
|Lemondási feltétel
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Perfect location, city center (for us) in walking distance. Well connected by public transport. Clean and very efficient appartement, bedroom looks at quiet court yard. Absolutely to recommend for younger couples / families (staircases up to second floor).
Great flat.
Beautiful flat In the very heart of Warsaw, it's difficult to find parking places around this place and if you find one during the week its necessary to pay for it (Parking-meter 08:00 -18:00), Saturday and Sunday for free.
Also beware of a 100Euro (400PLN) CASH caution that is not mentioned on Wimdu.
-Center of the city.
-Old Building.
-If neighbors have party you will hear them.
-No lift nor access to wheel chairs.
Nice clean apartment, friendly helpful staff – warmly recommended!
We had wonderful days in this beautiful apartment in Podwale Street in the heart of Warsaw!
The apartment is cozy, very comfortable and is in a beautiful backyard. We can only recommend it!
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
Spent last summer almost a week in this apartment. Really nice apartment. modern and luxurious. Situated in the southern part of Warsaw near a forest so really quiet. Mind only the private hospital on the otherside of the street so sometimes at night a ambulance would pass by. The appliances all good, comfortable beds and sofa, a balcony you can play volleyball on (sooooo big) and above all: everything was clean and neat.
All necessary shops are really next door. Connection to the city centre via bus and metro. We travelled to the old city, from door to the metrostation ("ratusz") it took us 20 mins, so it was approx 3 times faster than by car.
There's a parking lot in the private underground garage. Mind that tall cars could have a problem when carrying a roof box due to the low ceiling in this garage. Like we did :)
Service by P&O was simply great, and if there was anything (in our case a bathroomcloset door was not great) just a simple phonecall and they were very helpfull.
Next time we need an apartment we probably willl end up again in this one.
Nice stay and good support from host. Within walking distance of city centre and I used the nearby shoppingcenter a lot. I used the kitchen many times but the equipment could need an upgrade.
Overall a very nice stay!
Good experience, all went smoothly. Apartment nice, good location.
It was a very nice place to stay in Warsaw. The agent from the renting company was very nice, he did not disturb us at all and he helped me when i needed a translator in order to arrange for parking my car. The appartment is nice and clean.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
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- Minden házigazda hitelesítésre került telefonon keresztül
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Fall Pear and Ginger Tart
Sarah Magid
Organic and Chic: Cakes, Cookies, and Other Sweets That Taste as Good as They Look
Published by William Morrow
You can taste all the hues of autumn in this rustic, crisp, and spicy tart. The flavors of both crystallized and fresh ginger come together with ripe pears for an impressive but easy dessert. Prepare it either in a 10-inch tart shell or in mini tartlets for serving at larger parties or dinners.
I clean out my coffee grinder and blitz the nuts in small batches. Just be careful not to overgrind—you'll end up with nut butter!
Cooking Methodbaking
Total Timeunder 2 hours
Kid FriendlyYes
OccasionBuffet, Casual Dinner Party
Recipe Coursedessert
Dietary Considerationhalal, kosher, peanut free, soy free, vegetarian
Equipmentfood processor
Taste and Texturebuttery, crisp, crunchy, fruity, juicy, nutty, spiced, tangy
Type of Dishdessert, tart
- 1 cup organic whole wheat pastry flour
- 1¾ cup organic all purpose flour
- 1 cup firmly packed Rapadura or organic dark brown sugar
- 3 tablespoons minced organic crystallized ginger
- 1 cup ground organic pecans (see Note)
- ½ teaspoon salt
- 2 sticks organic unsalted butter, chilled and cut into small pieces
- 1 organic egg yolk
- 1 tablespoon organic vanilla extract
- 2 pounds (9 or 10) ripe, farm–fresh Bartlett or D'Anjou pears, peeled, cored, and sliced into ¼-inch-thick pieces
- ¼ cup firmly packed organic dark brown sugar or Rapadura sugar
- 2 teaspoons grated organic lemon zest
- 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed organic lemon juice
- 3 tablespoons freshly grated ginger
- ½ teaspoon cinnamon
- 2 tablespoons all purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
- 1 pint organic heavy cream
- 1/3 cup organic powdered sugar, sifted
- Pinch of salt
- 1 tablespoon organic vanilla extract
To prepare the crust:
In a food processor, combine the flours, sugar, crystallized ginger, pecans, and salt and pulse for 10 seconds. Add the cubes of chilled butter, a few at a time, pulsing on and off for 1 minute, until the mixture looks like bread crumbs.
Add the egg yolk and vanilla, pulsing on and off until the mixture is combined.
Press 2 cups of the mixture into the bottom and sides of the tart pan. Reserve the remaining crust dough for the top of the tart.
Preheat the oven to 375°F.
For the filling:
In a medium bowl, mix the pears, sugar, lemon zest, lemon juice, and ginger.
Add the remaining ingredients, mixing with a spatula to coat the pears evenly.
To assemble the tart:
Arrange the pears in an attractive even layer in the crust and pour the remaining liquid on top.
Remove the extra crust dough from the refrigerator and crumble evenly on top.
Place the tart on a baking sheet lined with foil and bake for 50 to 55 minutes, or until golden brown.
Let cool on a wire rack and serve warm with the whipped cream.
For the vanilla whipped cream:
Chill the metal bowl for a standing mixer (or if you're using a hand mixer, a stainless-steel bowl) for about 10 minutes in the freezer. Pour the cream into the chilled bowl and beat with the whisk attachment on low speed, gradually increasing to high speed as the cream thickened, Slowly pour in the powdered sugar, and when the cream has thickened, add the pinch of salt and the vanilla. Continue beating until fully whipped.
2009 Sarah Magid

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Guitar Hero • Page 2
Guitar Hero 7 was in the works in 2011, development described as "a disaster"
Guitar Hero 7 was in the works at Vicarious Visions until the game was cancelled mid-development in early 2011, according to a Kotaku source.
Call of Duty and Guitar Hero servers disrupted by Hurricane Sandy
Hurricane Sandy has disrupted some of Activision's New York-based data centers, causing issues with the online servers for a handful of the publisher's games.
Tony Hawk dev set to work on Call of Duty
Neversoft, the developer renowned for its work on the Tony Hawk and Guitar Hero franchises, is working on Activision's Call of Duty, but in exactly what capacity is currently unclear.
Tippl: Guitar Hero needed "nurturing and care" to survive
Activision admits it "probably" didn't do right by the one-time $1 billion Guitar Hero brand.
Kotick: Activision so "excited" for DJ Hero it "abandoned" Guitar Hero
Activision CEO Bobby Kotick has admitted the company didn't pay enough attention to Guitar Hero's gradual demise, focussing instead on its misplaced "passion" for DJ Hero.
Pachter: Guitar Hero for Wii U on the way
Guitar Hero dead? Not fully six feet under yet, by the looks of it.
The Weekly Wrap – Skyrim, Portal 2 backlash, PSN Outage
You are cordially invited to discuss the week's happenings. If you refuse, we'll spoil Portal 2. GlaDOS kills Dumbledore. You've been warned.
Saturday Shorts: RIFT, Star Trek, Green Lantern, The Settlers 7, sales
Saturday playtime is almost over, so to get you ready for a relaxing Sunday, here are some headlines and news highlights.
Activision: 'We're the same guys we've always been'
Speaking in an interview with GamesIndustry.biz, Activision's head of developer relations, Dan Winters, has spoken about the company's image and the lessons it's learned from Blizzard.
Guitar Hero not dead, just "on hiatus"
Activision has spoken out about the once mammoth Guitar Hero, saying that "the brand won't go away", even if the publisher not planning a new title in the series for the foreseeable future.
Modern Rock Mega Pack released for Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock
Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock was handed nine new tracks today.
The Kezcast - The Activision cuts and what they mean
When Activision announced it was "resting" the Guitar Hero franchise and closing studios, many assumed the worst. Keza MacDonald explains why Kotick's house is still standing.
Guitar Hero and DJ Hero to receive new DLC
Okay, now it must be Easter – Guitar Hero and DJ Hero have both risen from the dead, with new DLC on the way.
Thursday Shorts: 600 PSOne Classics in Japan, Bulletstorm rips into RROD, Spy Party, Space Shuttle HOME details
Grab a sausage roll or two and a cup of tea. Here are all your shorts that aren't worth covering as their own story.
Activision "abused" Guitar Hero, there's "no reason why" it can't continue, says Summer
Kelly Summer, former CEO of RedOctane, believes there's still a market for Guitar Hero, a game where everyone can be a rock star in their own living rooms.
Saturday Shorts: Nokia loves Microsoft, Lieberman and Slash speak, SWTOR, Duke, She-Hulk
It's Saturday. Likely, you are enjoying eggs at the kitchen table while still in your undercrackers. As the wife yells at you for the fifth time to get dressed, continue to ignore her, and read up on smaller news stuff instead. We'll be your character witness when you land in divorce court.
The Weekly Wrap: February 6-February 12
The news never stops. You can't keep up with it all. You'd go mad. Fortunately, we're already insane, so we've done it for you.
Kotick more intested in making CoD fun, partially blames Acti for Guitar Hero's lack of innovation
Bobby Kotick has told CNBC that Activision is more concerned with making sure the Call of Duty franchise is fun to play, rather than how to create a subscription model for the series.
Last DLC pack for Guitar Hero franchise hits this month, Harmonix responds as staff cuts hit Vicarious Visions
It has been confirmed by an Activision spokesperson and the official Guitar Hero Twitter account, that the February Mega Pack will be the last DLC pack issued for the music game series.
Confirmed - Activision chops Guitar Hero and True Crime, no music or Hawk games in '11
Activision's just announced it has canned development on True Crime: Hong Kong as well as "disband" the Guitar Hero business unit.
Guitar Hero latest
Modern Rock Mega Pack released for Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock
Thursday Shorts: 600 PSOne Classics in Japan, Bulletstorm rips into RROD, Spy Party, Space Shuttle HOME details
Activision "abused" Guitar Hero, there's "no reason why" it can't continue, says Summer
Saturday Shorts: Nokia loves Microsoft, Lieberman and Slash speak, SWTOR, Duke, She-Hulk
Kotick more intested in making CoD fun, partially blames Acti for Guitar Hero's lack of innovation
Last DLC pack for Guitar Hero franchise hits this month, Harmonix responds as staff cuts hit Vicarious Visions
Confirmed – Activision chops Guitar Hero and True Crime, no music or Hawk games in '11
February Mega Pack released for Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock
Activision celebrates Megadeth and Soundgarden Grammy nods with free Black Rain MP3
GH:Warriors of Rock gets January Mega Pack DLC featuring three tracks from NIN, more
Activision: "Nothing but love" for Harmonix, key to revitalizing Guitar Hero is innovation
Get free DLC for DJ Hero 2 and Warriors of Rock through Coke
Megadeth's Dave Mustaine asked to make exclusive track for Warriors of Rock
Warriors of Rock is the first Wii game with social networking support
Activision Blizzard Q2 financials: Net revenue comes in at $967 million
New Soundgarden album to be day one DLC for Warriors of Rock
Alice Cooper, Runaways, The White Stripes and more added to Warriors of Rock disc


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Transplantation of bone marrow or blood stem cells is a procedure to treat cancerous and non-cancerous diseases. The main diseases treated include:
The bone marrow transplant (BMT) process begins with a screening that includes:
We closely follow our patients after transplant through a specialized long-term follow-up clinic. We work in partnership with referring physicians through the process, from pre-transplant evaluation through the transplant itself as well as after the transplant as you return to your hometown doctor.
The Blood and Bone Marrow Transplant Program at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center offers the full spectrum of transplant types, which include:
These transplants may be conducted in an inpatient setting or in our Outpatient Treatment Unit (OTU) depending on your needs.
Most patients can expect to be admitted as an inpatient at least once during the transplantation process.
We offer BMT for patients with the following diseases:
The program supports patients undergoing stem cell transplant therapy through exercise, education and gentle movement. Learn more here.


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The Portfolio Center has partnered with Virb.com to offer an easy and quick way to create an enhanced portfolio website that will cost you absolutely nothing for as long as you're in school.
Build your site on your own, or come to this workshop to set-up your new Virb account. You'll get an overview of the system features, and some hands-on lab time to start creating your professional site.
Visit cccportfoliocenter.eventbrite.com/ to register.


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Servers at the new Subway in UC III (top photo) and Montague's Deli
at the JPL food court (bottom photo) show featured sandwiches.
(Photos by Mark McClendon)
UTSA dining goes to higher level with new choices
By Jane Wilcox
Director of Business Auxiliary Services
Domingo Gonzalez
District Marketing Manager, ARAMARK Higher Education
(Aug. 20, 2008)--Students will have a nice surprise when they return to UTSA this fall to see that dining on campus has undergone an extreme makeover. The UTSA Office of Business Auxiliary Services and UTSA food service provider ARAMARK partnered to bring innovation across the campus.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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The University Center has expanded not only in buildings and size, but also in food options. Take a stroll along the new paseo between University Center II and the new University Center III and you'll find Starbucks ready to make you that perfect espresso or blended coffee drink.
The first Taco Cabana on any university campus will offer students a true Tex-Mex experience including favorite selections such as sizzling fajitas, quesadillas, flautas, breakfast tacos and more. And, from traditional Chinese favorites to fresh new taste creations, the chefs at Panda Express will wok up a delicious menu with something for everyone to enjoy. Also, Taco Cabana and Panda Express will be in good company with a classic grill and pizza concept, all located in the UC.
Look for the new C3 convenience store where Subway formerly was located in the UC II. You can purchase boxed cereal, milk, cleaning supplies, toiletries, snacks, frozen meals and more.
The new food options don't stop there. Chick-fil-A Express and the famous chicken sandwich, Sushic -- The Sushi Company, Bene Pizza and Pasta, and Montague's Deli will be located in the John Peace Library Building food court. Smoothies from Freshens and a variety of grab-n-go options also will be available at this location.
Other dining options on the 1604 Campus include Einstein Bros. Bagels at the Biotechnology, Sciences and Engineering Building and the brand-new Extreme Pita in the Business Building. This fast, fresh and fun brand offers a customized rolled pita to suit the individual tastes of each customer. Menu items include the Extreme Club, Philly Cheese Steak, Beef Bistro, grilled chicken, gyros and falafel.
Living on campus is great, especially when you're right next to "Real Food on Campus (RFoC) at Roadrunner Café," an all-you-care-to-eat facility that not only feeds residential students, but also is enjoyed by all students, faculty, staff and visitors. The residential dining facility is complete with an action sauté station, grill, fresh produce station, brick oven pizza, deli sandwiches, all-day breakfast, cereal, dessert and much more.
Business Auxiliary Services and ARAMARK are dedicated to serving the UTSA community and will offer later hours of operation at many of these locations. For dining hours, visit the UTSA Campus Dish Web site.


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Pentest: Working in team or alone?
To the professional pentesters, do you work alone or in team?
On one hand, working in team is probably better. It's impossible to "know it all" and you can have experts on different topics. You can also discuss ideas and try to help each other. You can also finish the pentest faster.
But my reality is that companies that I work for are cheap, especially these days. They want a cheap pentest completed as fast as possible. The last two contracts I have got wouldn't pay the salary of two pentesters.
Also, I didn't hear much of "teamwork" on this forum. So hence my question, do you work in team and why?
I am so curious...
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One Grand View after another
My wife and I will never forget our first glimpses of Haywood County. We were on a day trip from Cashiers with Carol's mom. The Cashiers/Lake Glenville area had been our fall getaway destination for several years, and got us seriously thinking about buying a home in North Carolina. But on this particular day, we set out to explore Waynesville.
Our itinerary included (1) a stop at Ghost Town Harley-Davidson and (2) a visit to historic downtown Waynesville with a "Must see Twigs and Leaves" request from Carol's sister.
At Ghost Town H.D., Carol's mom weaved through traffic (all ZZ Top look-alikes) with her own tricked-out "ride" — a custom, chromed-out, chopper/walker. The biker crowd couldn't have been more impressed, or cordial.
Then we found our way to downtown Waynesville and were blown away. We shopped for a little while, "ooh-ed" and "aww-ed" at Twigs and Leaves, then had a nice lunch. The conversation quickly turned to, "We gotta come back here and look at houses."
And we did.
That October, we flew into Knoxville, rented a Mustang and made our way through the grand (Smoky Mountain) views to our bed and breakfast destination — aptly named Grandview Lodge. For the next two days, we looked at houses high and low, and always made it back to Grandview Lodge for their happy hour.
On day two of that visit, we met another couple from Florida, who asked us if we saw any houses we liked. That's when Carol (who is not prone to exaggeration like I am) said, "We saw one house that was perfect!"
Perfect? She said the word "perfect!" I couldn't believe my eyes and ears.
The following January, be bought our home in Waynesville, and that spring made the big move to WNC.
This fall commemorates five years since we stayed at Grandview Lodge, so Carol and I returned this past weekend for a celebratory brunch. It was the wonderful spot we remembered, made better.
New owners/innkeepers Terry and Nancy Ferguson (since 2007), have really improved this historic treasure, adding a huge, 2,500-square-foot porch. There they serve gourmet dinners for groups of 10 or more on Saturday nights and a delicious Sunday brunch, open to the public.
Grandview Lodge is also available for weddings, meetings, reunions, retreats, and get-togethers of all kinds. The spacious dining room and porch are easily accommodates more than 100. And Grandview Lodge has full ABC permits to serve beer, wine, and cocktails.
But back to our brunch. Grandview Lodge's Sunday brunch menu (which is online a week ahead) included (on our visit) meatloaf. I brake for meatloaf. Most men do.
Our Grandview brunch also featured "killer" bacon — the thickest, biggest slices of bacon I have ever seen; plus wonderfully-rich apple French toast; and topping it all off was banana pudding with moonshine sauce. I'm still drooling four days later.
At just $12.95 per person, Grandview Lodge's Sunday brunch is both great food and a good value. I think it's going to be our "must do" after-church spot at least twice a month.
My only fear is that the Allens Creek Baptist Church crowd will read this, and judging by the size of that church, Grandview Lodge could be sold out well in advance.
So pleeeeease, don't show this column to any A.C.B.C. members. Just quietly check out the Grandview Lodge yourself — located at 466 Lickstone Road. For information and/or reservations, call 466-5212 or visit — www.grandviewlodgenc.com.


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Detroit Film Theatre
Thursday, November 14, 2013
2:00 PM Detroit Film Theatre
Watch Me Move is the most extensive animation exhibition ever mounted, featuring both iconic moments and rare masterpieces from the first 150 years of the medium. A spectacularly designed series of galleries allow visitors to stroll through an incredible array of animation techniques via more than 100 film segments from across generations and cultures.
Enhance your visit to Watch Me Move by attending an animation compilation in the historic Detroit Film Theatre. All exhibition visitors receive one free ticket for the films listed below; additional tickets are $5.00 each. Total running time for each film is approximately 60 min.
Animation evolved into a sizeable business by the 1920s. In New York, pioneers such as Max and Dave Fleisher were creating characters like Koko the Clown, Betty Boop and Popeye the Sailor, who literally popped "out of the inkwell" to embark on surrealistic, sophisticated adventures that embraced the ethos and rhythms of the Jazz Age. Program curated By Steve Stanchfield, Professor of Animation, Entertainment Arts, College for Creative Studies.
Playing with Fire (1926)
Draggin' the Dragon (1928)
Swing You Sinners (1930)
Popcorn (1931)
The Bum Bandit (1931)
A Swiss Trick (1931)
The Man on the Flying Trapeze (1934)
The Little Dutch Mill (1934)
The Sunshine Makers (1935)
Dead End Cats (1945)
The Enchanted Square (1947)
- Friday, October 11, 2013: 4:00 PM
- Friday, October 25, 2013: 4:00 PM
- Thursday, November 14, 2013: 2:00 PM
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A New Perspective in Cambodia and Vietnam
Friendly Planet Travel • Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Escape Kit
- An 11-Day Trip to Cambodia and Vietnam ($2,499 to $2,699 per Person), Including:
- Round-Trip Flights from Los Angeles to Phnom Penh and Hanoi via China Airlines
- Intra-Asia Flights between Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Ho Chi Minh City, and Halong
- Double-Occupancy Superior Accommodations for One Night at InterContinental Phnom Penh, Two Nights at Borei Angkor Resort & Spa, Two Nights at New World Saigon Hotel, One Night at Halong Plaza Hotel, and Two Nights at Hotel Nikko Hanoi
- Eight Breakfasts, One Lunch, and Two Dinners
- City Tours of Phnom Penh, Ho Chi Minh City, and Hanoi
- Visit to Angkor Archaelogical Park and Half-Day Tour of Angkor Wat
- Boat Ride on Lake Tonle Sap
- Five-Hour Junk Cruise on Halong Bay
- English-Speaking Local Guides
- Airline Taxes, Fuel Surcharges, Hotel Fees, and Entrance Fees Included
- Priced per Person Based on Double Occupancy (See Fine Print)
The Destinations
Southeast Asia is a land where city streets hum with tireless motion, millennia of culture stir in the fissures of ruined monuments, and green waters spill out toward the far reaches of sight. The globe will never seem so big as it does on your first trip to Cambodia and Vietnam.
The Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh sets the stage with its churning pace and poignant symbols of a war-torn history. A different energy takes hold in Siem Reap, a rural outpost-turned-destination in the shadow of Angkor Wat, the largest religious monument in the world. And at Tonlé Sap—a huge freshwater lake—Cambodia's natural wonders are on full display.
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text: Wifey called me on her way to work this morning, saying someone rear ended her, but that it wasnt bad.:no: its really isnt that bad, broke my hitch receptical cover ($20) cracked the plastic bumper cover a bit, and creased the metal bumper itself in the middle of the left half of the bumper. not much to speak of, its just the hassel of it all, because some kid wasnt paying enough attention. i did look at the underside of the truck, i cant see anything obvious, but im not a body guy, so who knows. call insurance on monday..... :grrrrrr: Alex


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Platform: Xbox ® , PlayStation ® 2
Ship Date: Fall 2005
Genre: Racing
Publisher: Midway
Developer: Midway San Diego
In L.A. Rush , join the crew at West Coast Customs to pimp your ride and live the fabulous lifestyle of an L.A. street racer. Feel the rush as you race over 36 licensed rides including muscle, tuner and exotic vehicles as well as exclusive tricked-out racers designed by West Coast Customs and Rides Magazine. An exciting and unique story-driven experience will allow you to race through 5 fully-open Los Angeles city re-creations while finding treacherous shortcuts and surviving death-defying jumps. L.A. Rush will be the next evolution in the highly addictive Rush franchise!
Key Features
Rush is Variety: Race, modify, steal and pimp over 50 rides – exclusive tricked-out street racers designed by West Coast Customs and Rides Magazine plus licensed muscle, tuner and exotic vehicles from manufacturers such as Mitsubishi, Cadillac and Chevrolet.
Open World Racing: Race across a fully-open and recreated Los Angeles through Hollywood, Santa Monica, South Bay, South Central and Downtown while surviving death-defying jumps and finding treacherous shortcuts.
Pimp It & Add Some Juice: Spend your hard earned cash at West Coast Customs to visually upgrade your rides and tune your performance at this world famous chop shop.
First Racing Game "Story Mode": Re-acquire 30 cars taken from your personal possession and gain back your respect and street credit through the following missions:
Reacquire Missions: Race to earn respect, street credits, and clues to the whereabouts of your cars
Retribution Missions: Steal your enemies' prized rides and then chop them for revenge and extra cash.
Retribution Damage Missions: Trash an enemy's property.
Intense "Head-to-Head" Racing: Pit yourself against a buddy in split-screen racing on routes opened previously in Story Mode.
Exclusive, Customizable Soundtracks : Decibel pumping, exclusive hip hop & rock music soundtrack including never-before-released music tracks from Twista and Lil' Kim's "The Jump Off," plus much more from hip hop's finest.
Upgrades Galore: Tune the performance of your car through an array of aftermarket parts from manufacturers such as Mopar, Advanced Engine Management, ProCharger, BF Goodrich, Yokohama , Pirelli Brembo, Directed Electronics, House of Color & more.


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Available ebook formats: epub mobi pdf lrf pdb html
Hi, I'm Samantha Foster, or as you might see on the books, Samie. My nick name and became my pen name as I published. And I am nothing more than a girl who has been eccentric about writing since I was ten years old and now I finally have a chance to publish my work through the years. I may not be a big writer like Stephen King or Michael Crichton, and really don't believe I may ever make it that big. But that is not going to stop me from writing. So I hope you enjoy what I publish here.


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New Room Central LondonZone1Balcony
Størrelse16 m²
Etasje6(med heis)
- Familie / Barne vennlig
- Vaskemaskin / tørketrommel
- Parkering tilgjengelig
- Anpasset for funksjonshemmede
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Oversikt over eiendommen
|Steedman Street, SE17 3AF London, Storbritannia
|Privat rom
|Eiendoms ID
|Innen noen få timer
|Kalender oppdatert
|I dag
We rent our guest-room in our new, modern and stylist 2 bedrooms apartment. We also live in this apartment and would love to welcome you and give you the best tips from this fantastic city.
This is a new building so it has all the facilities like 2 lifts and an special entrance for disables!
The location can't be better for transport, as we are in Zone 1, in the heart of the city "Central London". The tube and rail way stations are just on the next block and a wide option of buses go past just on the corner. From here you can go to everywhere in London and very quick! You can go to Victoria, the main station in London, in just 15 min by bus which is really good for those who need to save time. In fact for those who like to walk you can even do it to the Big Ben.
You can star your trip by looking into the area pictures: https://www.airbnb.co.uk/locations/london/walworth
This is a multicultural neighbourhood with all facilities and conveniences with plenty supermarkets, coffee shops, banks, cash points, etc.
All central London sights are reachable by bus which you can take just outside the building. That´s a great advantage because the tube fare is almost the double of the bus price!
Let's talk about your bedroom: It's cosy and with a super comfy king size bed perfect for a couple or for 2 people (everyone that has slept there says the same: what a great bed!). We bought the mattress very recently and yes, it's very comfortable for your back (it's not the cheap one). There is 1 bedside table and 1 bedside cabinet. There is also a desk and 2 very comfortable chairs and a TV to watch DVD's (I haven't install the British Channels as this is very expensive in London) but you can borrow a DVD from the collection on the entrance hall.
There is a wardrobe with hangers available so you will have plenty space for your clothes.
Bedlinen and towels are provided as well as a very reliable WiFi connection (Username & Password will be on the desk)
For a third guest I can add a single bed in the room but obviously that will cut space!
The bathrooms is very spacious, modern and as it's the only bathroom in the apartment so it would be shared with us. I always try to keep it clean and tidy for you.
Communal areas, like the bathroom, kitchen and living room are shared with us, my husband and I, we are very clean, tidy and respectful. I do understand that sometimes you don't want to share, as it has happen to some guests that have come to us. So think beforehand if you want to share. The positive thing about sharing is that your stay will be more rich, if you are open to have contact. You will have more local experience as we like to chat with our guests and offer them advice on their London sightseeing experience. Just ask us!!
The kitchen has all you may need for your breakfast! I'll leave in the fridge: milk, bread, orange juice, butter, jam, etc. There is also cereal, coffee/tee and biscuits available. You can use the kettle, toaster or microwave.
I don't offer use of the cooker or the kitchen for lunches or dinners. I understand some guests like to save money by having dinner at home but if you are looking to prepare meals then I have another apartment available for that! Have a look and book it in advance as it's very popular :)
Also...after having a guest misunderstanding I think I better clarify it as well: I don´t offer full English Breakfast neither serve it, but for those who like cereal, juice or toasts, I leave my kitchen loaded with different kind of cereal, bread, milk and juice for you to serve yourself, so you don´t need to worry about going out to having breakfast outside. Just please leave everything as you find it!
Check-in possible from any time but please note that the room will not be ready yet from the previous guests before 3pm so if you come earlier it will only be possible to drop off your luggage.
I'll need the room to be empty by 11 am but for later flights you can leave your luggage on the living room.
Please have a look of the house rules and send me your enquiry, I always like to check profiles so please add a photo (which shows your face!) and some information about you :)
I hope to hear from you soon!
HusreglerGolden Rules!!
1. If you need to smoke it has to be outside the BUILDING.
2. THE KITCHEN USE IS STRICTLY ONLY FOR BREAKFAST. Please wash whatever you use. 3. The cupboard above the microwave it's ONLY PRIVATE USE, guests can use the cupboard on the right hand side of the fridge.
4. Use the bathroom's squeegee and wipe the walls every time after shower. You can find it on the left hand side of the hand-wash basin. 5. If you sprinkle when you tinkle please be neat and wipe the seat.
6. Shoes off at the door, this way the apartment will remain cleaner!
|Pris for >1 gjester
|170 NOK pr. gjest/natt ekstra
|Innsjekking etter
|Etter avtale
|Check-in før
|Etter avtale
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Vurdering av denne eiendommen
The house was big, clean and modern. Our room was neat and clean, comfortable and lovely, there was everything we needed! Mary and Jo were so nice and helpful, they even gave us a fan because the weather was so hot :) and their house is very close to the metro station. I really recommend this room, it was one of the nicest I've slept in!
Away from anonymous hotels, a great and central (10 min to London Bridge) location. Already the first evening started out fantastic as part of an authentic London experience, thanks to Jo's suggestions.
Good quality and value-for-money.
I stayed in London for a long weekend with my boyfriend in June 2014. We had a great time there and really liked Mary's appartment.
The room we stayed in was not too big but totally ok for our needs. It was clean and nicely furnished.
Although we shared the bathroom with Mary and her husband there were no problems at all. The bathroom was very clean, too.
The location was great as lots of bus stops and a station for the underground were nearby.
I would definitely recommend staying with Mary and her husband if you want to do a trip to London!
The house is in a a very good position, in the zone 1 of London, very close to the underground stop Elephant&Castle and near the bus stop. The only downside of the accomodation is that just alongside the building there is a train rail and when trains pass through the noise is quite annoying,particularly during the night. Apart from this, both Mary and Jo have been very nice with me and I felt at ease in their house.
So I have been at Mary's with my sister and her boyfriend in the fall of 2013 and it was absolutely amazing.
Mary and her husband are incredibly great, interesting and kind people and the apartment is wonderful. The kitchen is big and very clean,so is the bathroom, and from the room you can see the London Eye and a part of the Houses of Parliament.
There is also a lot of material about London so you can plan your trips and Mary can give great tips of what to do and how to get along without spending too much money, she was great help for us.
I can just recommend the apartment, we had a few wonderful days in London and without this great accommodation it wouldn't have been as great.
Our thanks go to Mary and her husband who were excellent hosts.
Mary is a great host. Before my arrival, she emailed me a very detailed instruction on how to get to her flat from the tube station. Room was clean and tidy. Had a pleasant stay.
The apartment was close to a train-way, which made some noise, but with the windows closed it was alright. There is a underground station very close to the apartment, and in a view minutes you are in the center of London. We have seen a lot, and had a great time. The only thing we didn't like was the smell of smoke, someone smoked in the building and the apartment. Besides this, everything was very nice.
Mary was a fantastic host! Her apartment was clean and beautiful and easy access to public transportation, about a 5-min walk to the Tube. She was very sweet and helpful in answering any questions we had about London and how to get around. We would highly recommend Mary's apartment. Thank you, Mary!
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Dear Fellows Past and Present,
We are pleased to welcome you to the John M. Weller Alumni Society, named in honor of the first Division Chief of Nephrology at the University of Michigan. Dr. Weller served as Division Chief from 1964-1977, and was a pioneer in building the Nephrology Division, the Michigan Kidney Registry, and the Nephrology Training Program at U-M. Naming our Alumni Society after him will tie all the generations of U-M nephrology fellows together, and his dedication and compassion remind us all of why we became nephrologists.
The Alumni Society activities will support our fellowship programs and provide a venue for alumni activities, including information about our annual get-together at the Alumni Society Nephrology, events in Ann Arbor, and updates regarding the Nephrology Division. We are hopeful to engage you more actively in the educational and research missions of the Division of Nephrology by keeping you informed of new programs, educational innovations, and research breakthroughs. For a current snapshot of the Division please visit, www.umkidney.org. Please bookmark our page for the Alumni Society.
Dr. Leslie Rocher is serving as our first President of the Alumni Society. As many of you know, Les was a Resident, Chief Resident and Fellow here at the University of Michigan and ran a very successful transplant program here until he moved to William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak, Michigan to run the Renal Division and Transplant Program there. Les has been one of the major leaders at this medical powerhouse, having served as Chair of Medicine and currently serving as Senior Vice President for Medical Services, and Corporate Director of Nephrology.
Annual membership dues for the Weller Society are $65. All receipts are used to directly support our fellows. Please consider joining the Society today. To register or pay your annual dues, please click here.
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We look forward to having you join us!
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Leslie Rocher, M.D.
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text: Is there any bigger beating than hearing the age-old, dead-horse-beating comment, "Jerry the owner needs to fire Jerry the GM." It just sucks the life force out of us all because we know how pointless it is to even discuss. Instead, I just rail on the guy here, there, and everywhere, hoping against all hope. I utterly detest him for what he's done to this franchise, both in image and display, and I hate that I spend so much time hating what Jerry and his fantasy football team do over and over and over. Mostly, I hate that I keep coming back for more out of some romantic connection with a past long since gone. Or is it? Something is happening, though I'm not sure exactly what. Last week, a very audible chant broke out in the stadium..."NO MORE JER-RY". This, after the loudest boos ever heard at Cowboys Stadium when Jerry's face was on the big screen for Breast Cancer Awareness month. The local airwaves have a vitriole and a seething bite that I've never heard around here. 50/50 is now 95/5, and not in a good way for Jerry. The anti-Jerry sentiment has exponentially grown to a point now that I don't think can be undone with any amount of success. You can sense that even the players, coaches, and Jerry's FAMILY are caught up in it, and more importantly, tired of being a part of it. I'd bet dollars to donuts that Romo wishes he could move on to another team. Same for much of the team, and the same for the coaches, who wallow in Jerry's muddy shadow all day every day. The luster of the star is gone, and the trouble is no longer worth the former "honor" of wearing it. Nope, Dallas ain't the ********** it once was. This has to be wearing on Jerry. TV and radio ratings are sharply down. Attendance is starting to dwindle, and those who are there are largely rooting for the other team. The shine of the new stadium is worn off. Kids around town couldn't care less about the team. Even kicking the Cowboys is getting boring for the rivals. The brand is just dead. Same players year after year. Same coaches. Same imbecile running it all. The offense is futile, while the defense wilts weekly on queue. You can copy-and-paste seasons from the past decade randomly, and nothing looks any different. What's the difference between 2003, 2009, and 2012? Heck if I know. But there seemingly is nowhere left for Jerry to turn. He has to do something, but what? Another ho-hum coach? Another cool wide receiver? Play Kyle Orton and get a couple draft picks for Romo? Truth is, there's nothing left for Jerry the GM to do that will change anything. Apathy is out of control. Even those that still care aren't mustering the same angst they once did. Shrugging indifference about the Cowboys never seemed possible, but apparently it is. So what next? How's Jerry the Salesman going to sell this pig yet again? Even if the roster improves and the team is better next year, isn't the malignancy of Jerry and the past decade too advanced for 10-6 to cure? Surely, Jerry must know that there's only one facelift that will fix this, and it won't be another one for his mug. The damage is finally and completely done. Jerry has managed to tear down the Roman Empire of the NFL and reduce it to rubble's rubble. All that's left is for others to dance on its grave. The man is cornered. No way out. Unless he does the unthinkable. Step down, Jerry. If not for you and us, for your kids' sake. Let us all learn to love you again.


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#1 Thu 22 Feb 07 12:37pm
- Member Occupation Full time Mum
- From Coventry,West Midlands
- Member since Thu 15 Feb 07
School Gardening Club.
My daughter's school is starting a school gardening club.They're hoping it will encourage the children to think about how food & plants are grown & where they come from before they end up in the supermarket.The only problem is, they have no budget at all to start it up & are relying on donations.
I was wondering, Jamie if you could help in any way?Maybe you could donate something that would be useful to them?Or, maybe you'd like to visit the school to see how they get on?
Anyway, I've managed to get a few vegetable seeds & a few plant seeds free from seed suppliers in the U.K. What they also need though are plant pots of various sizes, compost, gardening tools, watering cans, etc.etc....
If you can't help but know someone who can, please get in touch with me; my e-mail address is logged.
I've also managed to get the local press interested & they'll be doing a piece for the paper soon.
If anyone else would like to help, the school is in Coventry; which is in the West Midlands.Get in touch with me & we'll take it from there.
Thanks for reading & hope to hear from you Jamie.
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#2 Fri 23 Feb 07 3:12am
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- Member since Tue 22 Jun 04
Re: School Gardening Club.
Why don't you try contacting a gardening program. Something similiar was on a gardening program in Australia (called Gardening Australia). Stephanie Alexander has also got a similar thing going in Melbourne. Try googling her name.
#3 Fri 23 Feb 07 12:38pm
- Member Occupation Full time Mum
- From Coventry,West Midlands
- Member since Thu 15 Feb 07
Re: School Gardening Club.
Hi The White Rabbit,
Thanks for your advice. I've been looking at Stephanie's website & it looks as if we've got similar goals.I've e-mailed her to see if she can offer any advice.
Jamie/Jamie's office: Haven't heard anything from you yet I know Jamie that you probably get similar requests all the time & you can't help everyone Even if you can't help though, I know you'll know someone who can; so please pass my request on to them.
Hoping to hear from someone soon
#4 Fri 23 Feb 07 1:20pm
The White Rabbit
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- From Sydney, Australia
- Member since Tue 22 Jun 04
Re: School Gardening Club.
No problems.
There are similiar requests on these forums every couple of months. He's only one man so it's good when we can suggest someone else who can help. You don't always need star power to create change.
I might add that we don't see jamie around here much (but that could have something to do with me being in australia and the opposite time zone). You could try emailing through the contact link but you may not get the response you'd like. Maybe aim for a B-grade celebrity
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#5 Sun 25 Feb 07 3:07pm
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Re: School Gardening Club.
you could also search the net for very resonable printing companies to advertise the new venture.
when we did a similar deal at our school we found this new company called poster24 and they were . They gave us a great deal.
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text: Hello, Virtual Users And Domains With Postfix, Courier, MySQL And SquirrelMail -Ubuntu 8.04 Great post but after reading tons of posts for 5 days, I'm stuck with postfix (and maybe mysql) authentication. Everything goes fine with courier. If someone can tell me what happens ... [email protected] 0: OK "Success." [email protected] 0: NO "authentication failed" Just tell me which config file you need and'll post it. TIA


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Lost horseback riders in Badlands rescued
Became disoriented as sun set, called for help
BEND, Ore. - A group of horseback riders became lost in the Badlands Wilderness Area east of Bend Thursday evening and called for help – and that cellphone helped bring rescuers to the scene, officials said.
Deschutes County 911 dispatchers took a call around 5:30 p.m. from Michelle Jones, 45, seeking help, said sheriff's Sgt. Ronny Dozier, Search and Rescue manager.
Jones told dispatchers she and her adult daughters and a friend had become lost during a ride in the Badlands, did not have any lights and it was getting dark. Dozier said the riders had set out about 12:30 p.m., and not having a map of the area had become disoriented.
The riders stayed in place – as those who are lost are always urged to do – built a fire and waited for rescuers to arrive, Dozier said.
The cellphone was "pinged" to determine the riders' approximate location, he said. Around 6 p.m., a sheriff's deputy and a four-member SAR team was dispatched with lights and blankets for the riders.
After locating them, they escorted the riders to the nearest trailhead, the Dry River Trailhead near Alfalfa, Dozer said. Once there, one rider was taken back to her vehicle and horse trailer, located at the Badlands Rock Trail Trailhead, then escorted back to the other trailhead.


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Financial Aid
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Emerson College awards federal assistance based on demonstrated financial need and academic achievement. Funding limits require Emerson College to adhere strictly to application deadlines.
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Federal and institutional formulas are used to calculate families' contributions (EFC) based on the FAFSA and PROFILE applications and other supporting documentation (e.g. federal tax returns). Family contributions (EFC) are also based on reviews of expected taxed and untaxed income and assets, like savings and home equity.
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The next part of the financial aid formula is the determination of the student's annual cost of attendance. The total cost of attending an institution can be broken down into two categories: direct and indirect costs. Direct costs are charges Emerson College bills directly to the student (tuition, mandatory fees, on campus room/board). Indirect costs are other necessary educational expenses (off-campus room/board, books, supplies, travel, and personal expenses). The cost of attendance is an average based on typical expenses of an undergraduate student depending on their college living situation. If you feel Emerson's cost of attendance does not reflect your extenuating circumstances, you may submit a cost of attendance appeal.
Need-Based Aid Calculation
Once the family's EFC is determined, it is subtracted from the cost of attendance and the resulting amount is the student's eligibility for need-based aid, also referred to as "need." This number determines the amount of assistance the family is eligible to receive.
Note: Emerson College expects freshman, transfer, and upper-class applicants to contribute $2,100 minimum from expected summer earnings and other resources.
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- Financial aid funding is based on several factors including, but not limited to: meeting financial aid deadlines; demonstrated financial need; enrollment status; living arrangements; and satisfactory academic progress. Students who live off-campus may see a change in institutional award eligibility as a result of moving off-campus. If interested in remaining on campus due to financial need, please submit housing appeal.
- Students who apply for financial assistance must be matriculated, degree-seeking candidates enrolled with at least 8 credits per semester. Many Emerson College financial assistance programs require students to be enrolled full-time to be eligible.
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- All aid recipients must maintain satisfactory academic progress as outlined in the Emerson College Handbook.
- In addition, all recipients must not be in default on any federal educational loan, owe a refund on any grant, or demonstrate unwillingness to repay any federal educational loan.
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Given some of our issues on the D line do you think the Giants would want to consider brining back Shaun Rogers this year? Would he be a good replacement for someone like Rocky Bernard?
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Shaun Rogerswas placed on Injured Reserve in August 2012 with a blood clot. The Giants signed Rogers as an unrestricted free agent in April 2012. Rogers was originally drafted in the 2nd round of the 2001 NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions. In 11 NFL seasons, Rogers has played for the Lions (2001-07), Browns, (2008-10), and Saints (2011). He was voted to the Pro Bowl in 2004, 2005, and 2008. Rogers is a huge, powerful player. In his prime, he was a very strong run defender who could also push the pocket on the pass rush. However, he is nearing the end of his career. He started four games for the Saints in 2011 and finished with just 22 tackles and no sacks. Amazingly, Rogers has blocked 14 field goal attempts in his career.


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Congrats on your new purchase. Let us know what you think of the SR9 when you've shot a few rounds.
I posted a few weeks ago looking for opinions about the Springfield XD9, Ruger SR9, and Sig P6. A few chaps here replied (thanks) and helped a bit with the decision making process.
I was in the market for a 9mm pistol. I ruled out the P6 pretty quickly, due to the fact that it is a refurb, and I would prefer NIB. I was trying to stay in a certain price range so narrowed my search to the XD9 and SR9.
After much research, and handling both I decided on the SR9.
I really like the feel of it and the low barrel axis is also nice. I think that might help my daughter and wife shoot a little better.
I filled out the paperwork and put the deposit down, so now all I have to do is wait until after 12:33 p.m. July 2, and I can pick it up.
Congrats on your new purchase. Let us know what you think of the SR9 when you've shot a few rounds.
congrats on the purchase! we'll wanna see some pictures once you finally get it!
As soon as I get it I will post pics.
Once I get it I will post a little more info on what made me choose the SR9.
I bought the xdm9 but have always liked ruger. Bought my wife the lcp 380.
Great I hope you'll both enjoy them ... post pic's when you can.
Here are some pics. Nothing fancy, but it is mine.
i took a lot of things into consideration when buying. Here is a quick rundown on my criteria:
1. Needed to feel comfortable for me and my wife.
2. 9mm.
3. Wanted a low barrel axis to minimize felt recoil for my wife and youngsters.
4. Good warranty.
5. Slimness for possible future concealed carry.
6. Under $500.00.
7. New, not used.
After a lot of deliberation and review reading, and actual gun handling, the Ruger SR-9 seemed to fit the bill.
I took it to the range and fired about 120 rounds through it. Shot very well. No failure-to-feeds, and it operated smoothly in all aspects. I did ok with it, but the majority of my handgun experience has been with a Ruger Mk I, and a 1851 Colt Navy cap and ball.
I bought it for home protection and target/plinking type stuff. I figure I will do WAY more target/plinking activities than home protection, hence the 9mm choice.
I would have to say that I am 100% satisfied with my purchase.
Oh, and I really dig Ruger's logo...