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Our Sunny Penthouse. Stay!!!
Size70 m²
Floor No.5
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Indoor fireplace
- Smoking allowed
- Balcony/terrace
Accommodation summary
|Plaza San Jaime, 46003 Valencia, Spain
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Our quaint and cozy attic of 70 m2 is located in a noble house built in 1881. The house has been completely renovated by us combining the original architectural elements with contemporary elements.
The bright and warm ambience make you feel at home. Equipped with all the amenities: fully equipped kitchen, fireplace, air conditioning, bohemian bed in loft overlooking the skyline of the old town, oak floor and a wonderful garden terrace where you can relax under the moon of Valencia. It can accommodate up to 4 people if you made use of the sofa bed.
In the bathroom you will find gel, shampoo, hairdryer, bathrobes and towels. In the kitchen you have everything you need. Toaster, juicer, Nespresso machine and basic kitchen equipment (cutlery, glassware, pots, saucepans, oil, salt, coffee, teas, etc..).
You can cook fresh products purchased in Mossén Sorell Market or Central Market, both located very close to the apartment. Each visitor receives a set of towels and sheets.
In this landmark neighborhood you can enjoy much of the historical and artistic heritage of this city founded in s.II BC. The location is perfect for visiting the Cathedral and the Plaza de la Virgen, the Quart and Serrano Towers, the Silk Exchange House, the Central Market and the main museums. Plus you'll find many restaurants and cafes in the area and will enjoy the vibrant nightlife of Valencia.
Do not think twice and come to "our sunny penthouse" . We'll be waiting for you!
House rulesRespect and trust. In these rules lies Wimdu success. Follow them for the benefit of all.
Respect the rest of the neighbors. Try not to make excessive noise.
You can use all the equipment of the house. There is no fee for final cleaning. We hope that you will leave the apartment as you found it.
Each visitor receives a set of towels and sheets.
Make a reasonable consumption of electricity, water, gas, etc..
Even though inside the house Smoking is not allowed, you can do it on the terrace.
Pets are not allowed but we could assess it in some cases. Consult us.
No guest host more than requested in the reservation.
If you need to pick you up at the airport, consult us.
In the apartment you will find maps and tourist information. If you need further information, please, don't hesitate to consult us.
Deposit of 300€ has to be payed before the check in.
|Price for > 2 guests
|$ 29 US per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
Our stay was very pleasant due to the lovely apartment and the kind hospitality of Carol & Jose. Valencia is fabulous in every way!
Carol is very kind and friendly. We didn't need her so much but when we did it was very hard to reach her. She never picked up her phone and when we sent her messages we receive a reply back about two days later... But we really enjoyed our holiday and everything went well!
Lovely attic in the middle of beautiful Valencia.
The terrace is very nice and from morning till evening a great place to relax.
We had a great time at Carol's place! The apartment is perfect, you'll find everything you need. Also, it was very clean. The terrasse is just awesome! The perfect place to relax and bbq with a great view as well. The apartment is located right in the city center. We didn't see much of the city though because we stayed on the terrasse most of the time :-) Carol welcomed us at the apartment. She was very nice and explained everything to us. Thank you very much! We'll definitely come back!
Nice apartment with a beautiful terrace with a stunning view. Fire in the fireplace on chilly nights (free Wood!) ... you have to climb a bit to get to bed, but the bed is good and the quilt is thick and warm. The apartment is centrally located close to the old market. Carol is sweet and helpful. The only complain is the slow wifi (and some slow knifes), but so what, when you can spent time at the terrace feeling the sun all day. If we go back to Valencia we will definitely stay here again.
Top appartement! Very central location but at the same time peaceful and quiet. All main sights at walking distance, many nice restaurants in the area. Perfect breakfast bar just accross the street. Great sunny roof terrace, we spent this morning January 1st relaxing in the sun :-). The host Carol is very friendly, relaxed and flexible! We found Valencia a great city for a citytrip, we will highly recommend the city as well as the appartment!!
at all times we were very well looked after by both Carol as Joseph and Teresa, we facilitated a parking nearby with special price for the car and the apartment very well, very clean and decorated to our liking and a splendid terrace.
The only negative to be an attic in the historic part of town and very central indeed, is that there are 5 floors without elevator.
would anyway.
en todo momento estuvimos muy bien atendidos tanto por Carol como por José y también por Teresa; nos facilitaron un parking cerca con precio especial para el coche, y del apartamento muy bien, todo muy limpio y decorado a nuestro gusto y con una terraza espléndida.
Lo único negativo al ser un ático y en la parte histórica de la ciudad y por cierto muy céntrica, es que hay 5 plantas sin ascensor.
de todas formas volveríamos.
Carol, thank you for an excellent stay in your apartment. After using several properties on my travels, yours stands out as the absolute highlight. To anyone thinking about booking, the apartment is exactly as pictured, very well designed and finished to the highest quality. The terrace is amazing, very sunny and great views. WiFi connection very fast too. You'll be impressed.
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Anyone seeking a degree of sophistication in life—knowledge of the finer things, including good food and rewarding travel—is bound to include wine on their list of desired competencies. The truth is—and, remember, in vino veritas ("in wine, truth")—anyone who can read is capable of teaching themselves how to find their way around a wine rack with enough authority to bring a good bottle of wine to the table. The following guides are helpful, authoritative manuals to steer you in the right direction toward the viticulture awareness you seek. Salud!
Canadian Wineries. By Tony Aspler. 2013. Firefly, paper, $29.95 (9781770852440).
There are approximately 560 wineries in Canada, and wine columnist Aspler, accompanied by photographer Jean-Francois Bergeron, visits many of them in this stunningly beautiful guide. Four geographical areas are explored: British Columbia, Ontario, Québec, and Nova Scotia and the Atlantic provinces. Each winery is given a greatly informative profile.
Complete Wine Selector: How to Choose the Right Wine Every Time. By Katherine Cole. 2013. Firefly, paper, $24.95 (9781770852259).
How to "overcome your paralyzing fear of the world of wine" stands as Cole's basic principle in this gorgeous, highly informative guide that ranges in subjectareas from the essential wine "styles" (including "crisp, lean whites" and "rich, full-bodied reds") and help in buying and serving. The text is presented, for the most part, in easy-on-the-eye chart format.
Drink This: Wine Made Simple. By Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl. 2009. Ballantine, $26 (9780345511652).
The author carefully explains how to negotiate wine lists in restaurants, how to build your own wine collections, how and with what to serve wines, and how to comprehend the layouts of wine shops, all underscored by her fundamental principle that wine is about how and where grapes are grown. The book's format is both attractive and comfortable.
How to Love Wine: A Memoir and Manifesto. By Eric Asimov. 2012. Morrow, $24.99 (9780061802522).
Wine fanatics, or those angling for entry to the world of wine, will find comfort in New York Times chief wine critic Asimov's down-to-earth discussion of loving wine. His approach welcomes all, untangling the preposterous hype around wine scores, blind tastings, and grape varietals, aspects that supposedly separate the masters from the rest.
Inventing Wine: A New History of One of the World's Most Ancient Pleasures. By Paul Lukacs. 2012. Norton, $28.95 (9780393064520).
In highly readable prose, Lukacs tells the story of winemaking's worldwide history, recounting such ever-fascinating stories as the discovery of champagne and the creation of phenomenally unctuous and costly wines from what appear to be overripe, rotten grapes.
Kevin Zraly's Complete Wine Course. By Kevin Zraly. 2011. Sterling Epicure, $27.95 (9781402787935).
Noted for his straightforward approach, Zraly aims to demystify the world of wine and turn wine drinking into an enjoyable experience that anyone can appreciate. The book is organized as a course textbook; "examinations" conclude class sessions with specific page citation to locate correct answers. The reference value of Zraly's book cannot be overstated.
Michael Broadbent's Vintage Wine. By Michael Broadbent. 2002. Houghton, $60 (9780151007042).
Particularly pleasurable to sit down and read cover to cover, this guide addresses buyers of fine vintages and takes on a confusing subject with common sense. Each wine cataloged here is given a zero- to five-star rating, and each major wine-producing region is afforded its own chapter, including those in France, California, and even New Zealand.
Unquenchable: A Tipsy Quest for the World's Best Bargain Wines. By Natalie MacLean. 2011. Perigee, $24 (9780399537073).
This is a lively, entertaining tour of wines and a personal look at some of MacLean's favorite wines, a book that says you don't have to be rich or excessively refined to enjoy wine; you just have to know what you like.
Wine Appreciation. By Richard Vine. 1997. Wiley, $59.95 (9780471153962).
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The World Atlas of Wine. By Hugh Johnson and Jancis Robinson. 2013. IPG/Mitchell Beazley, $55 (9781845336899).
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Modern Spacious City Apartment,Balcony,Elevator,Free Wi-fi & residental carpark , 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms,
Número máximo de hóspedes6
Tamanho65 m2
Andar no.(com elevador)
- Recebe famílias (com crianças)
- Cozinha
- Lavadora / Secadora
- Estacionamento disponível
- Acesso para deficientes
- Edifício com Elevador
- Balcão/terraço
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|Lochend Park View, eh75fx Edinburgh, Reino Unido
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|2 semanas atrás
Direct bus number 35 from Edinburgh Airport to the apartment, ticket cost £1.50 per person( bus stop next to the apartment is called Brunswick Road) or taxi cost approx £25.00.
Our Edinburgh apartment is the ideal hub from which to access Edinburgh City Centre and Princes Street, be it for business or pleasure. We are just about 15-20 minutes walk from the Scottish Parliament, The Royal Residence at Holyrood Palace, the Royal Mile, Princes St. Playhouse,Artur's Seat and most of the main attractions in Scotland's capital city. Located in the modern Horizon development next to Lochend Loch and Lochend Park.
Our apartment is also ideally situated for access to The Shore in Leith, where you will find a plentiful supply of pubs,restaurants, including Michelin Star dining and the Royal Yacht Britannia in Ocean Terminal Shopping Centre. Also nearby the apartment there is very good bus connection available with 24 hour service and a Tesco super store open till midnight.
Sleep uo to 6 guests.The apartment is on the 3rd floor with lift access in the building. There is a living room with large sofa bed, coffee table, flat screen TV, DVD and French windows that open to a balcony where you can enjoy morning tea or coffee with a superb view over the park and the pond. The dining area has a big table with 5 chairs.
The apartment is fully equipped with kitchen appliances: large fridge/freezer, dishwasher, oven and hob, microwave, kettle, toaster, washing machine/dryer, cutlery and crockery.
The master bedroom has an en-suite with a stand in electric shower cubicle, a king size bed or two single beds(zip and link hotel style beds), a good size built-in wardrobe and big double windows with a superb view of the Carlton Hill and Arthur's Seat.
The 2nd bedroom has 2 twin beds or one super king size bed(zip and link hotel style beds) , a built-in wardrobe and a view of the park. The main bathroom has a bath with an over bath shower. There is a separate cupboard for shoes and jackets.
The building also has a secure entry system and CCTV.
Double glazing and gas central heating. Free Wi-fi internet access.
We provide a meet and greet' service, whereby we will meet you at the property to hand over keys, show you the layout, provide local information and answer any questions you may have.
(Alternative time check-in, check-out can be arranged directly with the property owner before arrival).
Upon arrival, your apartment will contain a complimentary welcome pack to get you started, so you won't have to worry about tracking down the local shops on your first night for those essential items;
coffee, tea, sugar, milk and set of basic cleaning products (washing powder, washing machine tablets, liquid for dishes, liquid soap, toilet paper, garbage bags) .
Pets not allowed
Cot / travel cot Yes
High chair Yes
Disabled access Yes
Designated / private parking Yes
Sleeping arrangements 1 duble bed, 2 sigle beds, 1 sofa bed
Free private underground parking and residential outside car park is available for our guests ,can accommodate up to 2 cars. . There is lift access to the apartment and the underground car park.
A security refundable deposit of £150 or 150 Euro is payable on arrival (in cash) and I will give you back at check-out day.
It is a no smoking apartment but you are allowed smoke on the balcony.
Pets not allowed
Minimum 2 nights stay
Check-in from 14:00
You will be asked to check-out before 11:00
(Alternative time check-in, check-out can be arranged directly with the property owner before arrival).
Regras da casaIt is a no smoking apartment but you are allowed smoke on the balcony.
Pets not allowed
Minimum 2 nights stay
Check-in from 14:00
You will be asked to check-out before 11:00
A meet and greet service is provided whereby the owner will be at the apartment on your arrival to hand over keys and provide local information.
|Preço para mais de 4 hóspedes
|$ 7 US por hóspede/noite extra
|Número máximo de noites
|1 Mês
|Entrada após
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|Saída antes
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Comentários sobre a acomodação
The flat was perfect for our family trip to Edinburgh. We wanted to be independent, so that wie could plan our activities the way we wanted. The flat is well located, there is a supermarket near by and the city centre is also not far from there. We loved how beautiful and well-equiped the flat is and we surely can recommend it. Many thanks to Slawomir and his wife for their kindness and the friendly welcome! We hope, they liked our austrian schnaps!
This Apartment is perfect, exactly as described on the site. Clean, fresh, modern, safe parking and convenient to the city centre. Slawomir was very welcoming and spent lots of time showing us the apartment and recommending places to visit in Edinburgh and the surrounding area. Thank you
A reel great apartment. 5 min to town is 15 min in real world, but its a nice walk.
Slawomir are a great guy, he really take care.
Slawomir is a great host. He is a helpful and friendly person.
The flat is very nice and clean.
Perfect for 4 people.
Very nice and cosy apartment.Slawomir was really helpful from the beginning showing us the most important places in Edimburgh and around. We hope to be back there again.
We had a great time in Edinburgh and thoroughly recommend this apartment and host.
The apartment is in a great location, very quite, clean and well maintained and stocked.
Thank you Slawomir for welcoming us personally on the day of arrival.
THE BEST APARTMENT WITH THE BEST HOST TILL NOW.....Thats how I would define my most recent Edinburgh Stay...Slawomir was there at exact time to give as well as to take the keys....Slawomir was MOST HELPFUL in all aspects.....Apartment is all new with everything new...with the best of the Edinburgh views...well cleaned with lift and secured parking....Blu ray DVD player and DVDs, maps, milk, coffee, tea, oil, Soap, new TWO bathrooms....the best possible place with the best possible host....we will be seeing you again Slawomir whenever we will be coming around...thanks for the most awesome stay.
Everything was as described and very fine, nice people, comfortable apartment, short ways, recommended.
a perfect place to stay, very cosy and nice only a couple of minutes from the city center and you will be warmly welcome any question ? just ask !
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The carnage!!!
Slow episode, but glad we found out who did this.
Tyrese is a ticking time bomb.
So who do you see as the next regular to die?? Could it be Glenn? Or is that to obvious?
Hershel because he's old and I think he's training Rick to be more open-minded than he is.
Carol because she's pretty useless and I don't see where she can go from here.


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Speaking Event: Late Summer Splendors of the Delta
"Late Summer Splendor of the Delta," a special two-hour visual tour of the botanic wonders of the watery world where California's great rivers flow together, introduces Bay Currents, a new series of free talks on natural history and environmental issues with emphasis on positive solutions.
September's speaker is Dr. Steve Edwards, geologist, paleontologist, naturalist, and head of the East Bay Regional Parks Botanic Garden for 30 years. September is a superb time to "visit" since plants do not lack for water, some of the showiest wildflowers are in bloom. This talk also is valuable background for knotty decisions on the future of the Delta.
September's special evening begins with refreshments at 6:30pm. The two-hour presentation — with leg-stretching breaks — begins promptly at 7pm.


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Waxing Poetic in Scenic Asheville
1889 WhiteGate Inn & Cottage • Asheville, NC
Escape Kit
- A Two-Night Stay for Two, Sundays through Thursdays ($298) or Fridays and Saturdays ($298), in the Robert Frost or Dorothy Parker Room; or the Emily Dickinson, Carl Sandburg, or Oscar Wilde Suite
- Daily Three-Course Breakfast for Two
- Nightly Social Hour with Wine and Hors D'œuvres
- Complimentary Beverages and Freshly Baked Pastries
- $50 Spa Credit
Turn the page on another blank evening and pen your own story at Asheville's poetry-themed 1889 WhiteGate Inn & Cottage.
Depart to a land of luxury and let the creativity flow with this Escape to North Carolina's sonnet-worthy Blue Ridge Mountains.
The inn's rooms are named for celebrated authors and complete with volumes of each scribe's writing to peruse. And indulge in the included extras—like a wine and hors d'oeuvres social hour each evening and complimentary beverages with freshly baked pastries available around the clock.
Beyond the inn, Asheville and the mountains beckon. "It's impossible to resist Asheville's untamed landscape: it's bound to draw you outdoors sooner or later, with the sounds of rushing mountain streams and the call of the Appalachian Trail," says Frommer's.
Once the snow starts to fall, go tubing at Wolf Ridge Ski Resort, or explore Biltmore—the Vanderbilt family's French Renaissance estate—just two miles from the inn. Or, simply walk to the novel boutiques, art galleries, and restaurants you'll find in historic downtown Asheville.
Return to your room to relax in the stately four-poster beds or peruse the greenhouse before settling in for a soothing in-room massage or spa treatment.
There's nothing to edit with a getaway like this, so sharpen your pencils: This Escape is just write.
"The WhiteGate Inn is a beautiful property situated in the ideal location for exploring the town and surrounding areas on foot... The grounds are lovely and the greenhouse is a wonder—so many orchid varieties."-- TripAdvisor
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I bought a 10 drawer roller cart for my thread and it is not tall enough for the thread. I am using Floriani thread. There is not enough room between the drawers.
Anyone have some suggestion on what to do?
Kathy from WIsconsin
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
I bought a 10 drawer roller cart for my thread and it is not tall enough for the thread. I am using Floriani thread. There is not enough room between the drawers.
Anyone have some suggestion on what to do?
Kathy from WIsconsin
Maybe you could return the cart? I have mine in stacking drawers that are pretty deep works really well for me. I am sure other will have a lot of neat ideas also!!!
I have a pull out plastic drawer set that I keep my threads in. The regular spools work fine but I have to lay down cones or taller spools.
I have mine laying on their sides - maybe it takes up more room, but I can see the colors more easily.
Feel the fear and do it anyway!
I lay all my thread on its side, I can readily see the colors then. Also, when I remove a spool, and close the drawer, there isn't the domino thread effect, with the threads all katawampus.
If life gives you lemons, make a margarita.
I use an old "sewing chair" with a removable cushion seat & lay all my smaller spools down to see what color they are.
My thread is not the cone thread. I use Connecting Threads thread (love it) I purchased their thread cases, see through and holds 48 spools, opens from either side, and has a handle for carrying. I think they were around $10.00 I bought 3 and really need another. These are very nice, don't take up much room, (stack them) and keep my thread nice and clean. Catch them on sale and you can get them even cheaper.
Jackie - Check the toy department of your local Wal-Mart or other department store for the plastic cases that hold Matchbox cars. They are the same as the thread cases and generally a little bit less expensive! I have my Connecting Threads collection in two of the Matchbox cases.
I have the multi colored drawer from JoAnns. Some of the drawers are kind of warped from being in box before purchase. I have all of my embroidery thread in them and even though a few of them have a hard time closing I've found that by going ahead and closing them with the thread standing up the plastic is straightening itself out. I guess I could set them out and put something heavy on them to make them flat again but they are slowly getting there I have several brands of thread, including Floriani. Right now for my cotton thread I have two of the thread racks from Joann's that you can sit on a table but I mounted them on the wall; works great. For my large cones of thread I got containers that sit on top of the drawers with lids so it keeps the dust out and they are see thru.


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He is Jawrong in nature, being, psychology and presence. Jawrong supercedes all before him. The prime!
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The Arkansas Department of Health is providing free seasonal flu vaccine at mass flu clinics in every county in the state. This year, the seasonal flu vaccine includes protection from the H1N1 virus, so there will not be a separate shot.
A mass flu clinic is a day-long event during which the community comes together to immunize as many people as possible. ADH staff, health professionals and volunteers work as a team to provide vaccine.
Events planned are as follows:
Pulaski County: Nov. 3, 9 a.m.- 6 p.m., at the Arkansas State Fairgrounds 2600 Howard St., Little Rock
Faulkner County: Nov. 4, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m., McGee Center, 3800 College Ave., Conway
Lonoke County: Nov. 5, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m., Lonoke Fitness Center, 1355 W. Front St., Lonoke
All clinics offer walk-up service. The clinic in North Little Rock will also offer drive-through service.
Dr. Paul Halverson, state health officer and ADH director, said, "Flu can be a serious illness and we lose roughly 36,000 Americans to complications from flu each year. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is encouraging everyone six months and older to get a shot. Last year, the ADH and private providers vaccinated more than 800,000 Arkansans for seasonal flu and H1N1 influenza A. Even with this incredible effort, we lost 53 Arkansans to complications from flu. Preventing the flu is up to you. Please get your shot and encourage your family members to do so too."
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I'm coming through my first winter as a beekeeper and, based on the activity I see at the entrances, both of my hives have made it so far. I'm in Pensacola, FL so our winters are fairly mild here. It's going to be nearly 70 today. My hives are eight frame medium equipment, and each hive is three boxes tall at the moment. While I realize that it's still January, if I understand correctly, much of our honey flow is about to get underway. So I'm starting to think of how best to prepare my two colonies.
I believe that I need to remove any leftover stores from winter and give them plenty of room work for the flow. So it was my thought to remove one box and process the honey, which would reduce each hive to two boxes. Then as we approach late February/early March when the flow takes off in earnest I can monitor their progress and start adding back boxes as necessary.
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Thanks Lisa..BTW love your King charles.. My little one 's mother was a b/w King charles...Has her nose in everything..going to look up business you mentioned...then I better take her for a walk, or be stared at all day...
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Thanks Lisa..BTW love your King charles.. My little one 's mother was a b/w King charles...Has her nose in everything..going to look up business you mentioned...then I better take her for a walk, or be stared at all day...
Jenna..Great price! Absolutely would buy used, especially from a dealer that has looked it over...thanks
Thanks Mary..Amazon price is now $1,199, as are all other dealers, except one OUTLET place on ebay.. I know nothing about them, so I hesitate..glad to hear it works for you...
I have no affiliation with this dealer, I'm writing just as a satisfied customer. I've ordered two machines from Brubaker's Sewing Center in Pennsylvania and I've been thoroughly satisfied. I can highly recommend them and they are an authorized dealer. Brubaker's is great for accessories too!
I'm in the same situation as you; my local Janome dealer is horrible to deal with. I did buy my Horizon from them as I didn't want to deal with shipping it for service, but I hate to give them any more money than I absolutely have to.
Thanks for the info Lynda..It's amazing how a business can be snooty, and expect us to spend our money with them...Especially expensive machines..
Our local Walmart has it written in their contract. No smiling or unnecessary nicetys... j/k..It just seems that way...We have some really nice cashiers, but the gals at the fabric dept. are something else..I'm extra polite with my please and Thank you's..Maybe it will rub off...
I bought the 6300 almost two years ago. I love it and have no problems at all with it. I piece and do fmq on it. I paid $999 new for mine at a Janome dealer in my area. I also looked at the 6500 and 6600. My 6300 has the same size throat as the other two. The only real difference I know of is the 6300 doesn't have the accufed (I just use a walking foot when I need to) and the 6300 also doesn't have the alpha/neumerical stitches, but I have them on one of my other machines. I would definitely recommend it. PM me if you have any questions.
thank You Gagasmith..I'm sure this is the one I want..Don't need the 135 stitches that the 6500 has..nor the extra $..
I had a bad experience with Sewing Machine Outlet. Their website took an order for merchandise they did not have, because it was discontinued, then charged my card for more than the checkout amount. A few days AFTER they charged me an amount I did NOT authorize, a sleazy guy called me to tell me that they didn't have the item I ordered. He pressured me to accept a substitution which would, of course, cost even more. He really didn't want to take no for an answer. When I asked why I was charged for an item that was no longer available (since I've never been charged for an online order until it actually ships), and why the charged was more than the checkout amount, he said it was for shipping, even though the item I ordered was supposed to have free shipping. Anyway, I made it crystal clear I wanted no substitution and a prompt refund. I called my card company right away, but it took a few days to get a refund posted to my card, for an item THAT THEY NEVER HAD IN THE FIRST PLACE.
So I'd avoid them like the plague.
I bought a refurbed Pfaff from Brubaker's in PA and some accessories from SewVacDirect and had prompt, hassle-free transactions.
There are reviews of the 6300, 6500, and 6600 on PatternReview.com. Janome now owns the Elna and Necchi brand names and there's an Elna version of the 6600 (and maybe the others too) and Necchi versions coming soon. Cosmetic differences only as far as I can tell online.
Best of luck and enjoy your new machine, whichever you choose.
Maia...what a great source of information you have here...Thank You so much..I will avoid them like the plaque...they say they have been in business since 1949...From your experiece,I wonder how...Does not sound good to me..I guess the word 'outlet' does that to me anyway...Not worth the $200 difference to mess with people like that..I'll look into the other machines that are akin to Janome..thanks again..


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Professor Lipton joined the faculty in 2012, having previously held faculty positions at Case Western Reserve University, the University of Nottingham, and Monash University. She also held visiting faculty positions at the University of Florida and the University of Melbourne. Prior to her academic work, she practiced as an attorney in the banking and finance area in several Australian commercial law firms as well as a brief stint as a member of the in-house counsel team at a major Australian bank. She has held a number of academic administrative positions, including three years as research dean at Case Western Reserve University, and has served as co-director of the Banking Law Center at Monash University and the Law, Technology, and the Arts Center at Case Western Reserve University. She was also associate director of the Frederick K. Cox Center for International Law at Case Western Reserve University.
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Madden NFL 11 Ratings (Madden 2011)
Experience Madden NFL redefined online as well as a new level of excitement with revamped audio presentation, from the booth and the field. All-new GameFlow playcall system puts you inside the helmet of an NFL quarterback like never before, allowing you to execute authentic NFL game plans one play at a time. Play games in half the time with an all-new playcall system, as you experience the drama and excitement of a full game in less than 30 minutes. All-new Dual Stick Control drastically reduces button dependency for the ball carrier by mapping key moves to the right and left sticks. New Coaching Tips automatically pause the game at critical points to help explain each situation as it unfolds.
The Madden video game has taken on a life of it's own. Madden video tournaments are held all over the nation on Xbox 360, Playstation 2, and Playstation 3. EA Sports is constantly pushing the bar for innovation in a football video game.
Always controversial, the Madden ratings and rankings are a somewhat accurate description of where professional football players and teams rank among their peers.
In terms of the San Diego Chargers player ratings, here is the full roster:
So football fans, do you plan on purchasing the Madden football video game this year? If so, what system will you buy it for? Also, do you generally agree with the rankings/ratings or do you find issues with the way EA grades the NFL teams and players?
You can see the full Madden NFL 11 Ratings here:
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Yes, I plan on buying the game it was gets me through the off season.
I just can't imagine VJ and McNeil not being on the team. We all have to suffer for AJ low balling our players and trying to use media to pressure them. VJ and McNeil have played out their contracts. The need to either be rewarded or traded. Their current market value is more than 3 million a season of what GM is offering them. Spanos have made a lot of money these last couple of seasons with this roster. It's time to pay the piper. If they get injured will the Chargers GM pay them because it's the right thing to do? Hell No. So why not repair the relationship and renegotiate their salaries and everyone wins. This is the worst PR I've seen any NFL organization.
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Its funny fluid the ratings are, Nate vasher in Madden 08 coming off a pro-bowl season his overall was 93, now *hopefully* his first full season he's a 69 *teehee*, funny how an injury changes how people see you. Same with Shawne Merriman, he was a 98, now down to 84. I also doubt ryan matthews is faster than vj
Simply put, this game is a joke! Granted, I've only seen the demo version...but I fail to see what all of the hype is about. The list of "issues" is as long as my arm and I am entirely too frustrated to vent them all in here. Personally, EA sports should be embarrassed to have created such a pile of dog poo. As for the Obama promotional...that's likely the biggest joke of all (apart from the guy's administration). I'm actually surprised anyone has disposable income to purchase such an idiotic game! I think I'll go play GTA and blow something up.
- mikerickin said... Aug 12, 2010, 4:21:00 AM
Make sure they have a good defense and good attack. One-dimensional teams are hard to play. Teams like the Titans, the Colts, Jets, Chargers, Saints and Vikings are some good Madden 11 teams.
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Akiko's style is subtle so I think that makes people, including judges, take less notice of her. She's a little weak on spins and has limited back flexibility. She has inconsistency and flutz issues. As far as I've heard the Japanese federation doesn't support her but so far she's been too good for them to pass over. Her body line does make it harder to look elegant and gives off less wow factor but for the most part I thinks she does okay with it.
With that said, I love Akiko and really do hope she finishes up her career with a great Olympic run. I don't really care for Miki Ando's comeback. I consider her a complete skater, that is she does most everything competently although maybe not the best. But what I really love about her is her expression and performance quality. The choreographic segment of her O program just makes feel like I'm flying across the ice with her. The fact that's she's 28 and has overcome an eating disorder makes me want her to succeed even more.


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Watch my first Superbowl/football game with my father and the Giants was one of the teams playing.
My grandfather had season tickets since the polo grounds, my father & uncles were die hards and went to my first giant game before I could walk.....It was meant to be..
I was born in one of the five Burros so that is my homeland in NY State.
I grew up a die hard Mets fan so that's how the New York loyalty started. I never understood football until I was about 19 (when I actually watched and learned the rules). My ex's dad was a DIE HARD, throw stuff at the television type Giants fan. I would watch games with him and I've been a huge fan ever since. That was about...8 years ago.
started watching football around 86, and i was hooked by the style of defensive hard hitting football that the giants were playing back then. LT was a big reason that i started watching nyg. that was the year he won the unanimous mvp, bravaro played with a broken jaw, and some of the teams and players they were thumping was epic, even while it was happening, much less now 25 years later. john elway, jerry rice, montana, jaws, ect...
just got on the bandwagon from 86, and never getting off. funny thing is my real name is phil manning, only thing that could make me more destined to be a giants fan is if my middle name were jeff or hoss. lol.
Gonna miss the big guy. rofl.
Always have been always will be. Can't remember becoming a fan. It seems like I was a fan since the third or fourth grade.
...born and raised in Manhattan and the 80s ride pretty much cemented me a diehard Big Blue Wreckin' Krew fan for life.
Anyway how could I root for any other team anyway, just the thought of it makes me want to puke.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - The city's fleet maintenance workers learned Monday that their jobs will be outsourced starting next year.
Chief of Staff Laura Neumann said the move will impact about 60 employees and save $1.9 million in costs over three years and millions more because the city won't have to pay into workers' retirement. Several workers who maintain the Fire Department's larger equipment will keep their city jobs.
"When you save money, you provide services the citizens have been asking for for some time," Neumann said. "Whether that's additional bus service or parks or as it relates to stormwater."
Neumann said she couldn't reveal which firm the city is negotiating with, but said the firm is interested in hiring current staff with potential for reductions in salaries and benefits. She mentioned the firm had noted that some current workers may be overcompensated.
Employees learned of the change at a mandatory meeting. The media was not allowed to attend, but KRDO waited outside. Most declined to comment and appeared disheartened.
"Basically just disappointment, surprised that it really finally happened," said an employee who didn't want to give his name. "Nobody ever really thought it was going to happen and when it did, it's pretty much a shock."
The man, who said he's worked with city fleet for 22 years, said workers are left with many questions.
"How you're going to pay your bills, are you going to get enough money?" he said. "Are you going to be employed by a company that's as good as you already had?"
Another man told KRDO that his roots are in Colorado Springs and he can't imagine outsourced workers having the same sense of pride in their jobs.
"It's very personal to all of them and I respect that," Neumann said in response. "Our fleet operation is ranked in the top across the nation because of the pride and because of the quality. So when they speak out against that, I respectfully acknowledge it and I would not debate that point."
KRDO asked Neumann if the firm the city is in talks with is based in America. She said the company has a headquarters in America and employees nearly 10,000 people in the U.S. But she said it is part of a larger organization that has a parent company based internationally.


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i want to become Game Programmer.I'm trying to learn C++ language from basic from this Book right now "C++ How to Program 8th Ed. Deitel".i had experience with other Language like Java,C#,VB and write a some program with C# but not expert on them.someone in this forum tell me better choice is Learning C++ so i try to learn.
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I just want to know what is best next step for someone like me after finish learning the basic of C++. I mean After Complete this book and had enough Knowledge About C++ Language which book or site or other thing you guys suggest for reach to my goal(Game Programming).
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From the very start of the series, he uses his first chapter to screw Tyrion over and help start the events of the series.
Which we now know is a lie because like Tyrion said he would "never bet against his family".
And littlefinger should be scared. Tyrion is the most powerful person in the game. ESPECIALLY NOW
Tyrion is a player, but he's a player that can mostly be predicted by the best players of the game. He always does the logical thing, which is why Littlefinger doesn't always do the logical thing to outwit the other players.
But littlefinger is playing a game that he can not ever realistically win. He is like Arkansas was the past few years, dangerous enough to compete but never really a threat to win it all. At some point in time Littlefinger's game will crumble and he will be left with nothing to stand on.
Littlefinger has been destined to fall from the start. He is the dictionary definition of "too smart for his own damn good".
That's not really Littlefinger's game though. He just merely wants to cause discord among the realm and greatly despises the upper houses. He feels its the reason he wasn't able to marry Cat. Littlefinger is not after the realm like the other players are, but he seeks to destroy it. Varys knows this and thus lets Littlefinger play his little game since it only meets Varys' own ends.
Remember when Arya eavesdropped on Varys and illyrio's conversation in GOT? Arys said something along the lines of "and god knows what littlefinger is playing at" and then immediately after he reiterates that Ned is the one who worries him the most. Now Varys who is universally accepted as the MVP in the game of thrones isn't even worried about Petyr Baelish. Varys isn't the type to disregard a person based soley on their rank at birth either. No, if Varys truly saw littlefinger as a legitimate he would have voiced that concern to Illyrio while he was asking for more "little birds" and more coin. Yet he didn't? Why? The only logical answer is that Littlefinger is just another chess piece. He may not be a pawn but he is still being controlled by the man who is actually playing the game.
I just think that Varys has figured out that he has no interest in the squabbles of King's Landing. And if the theories about Aegon and Varys being Blackfyres is true, then really Varys and Littlefinger are more or less on the same page on what they want to get done. Varys' plan is just much larger, grander, and more patient and underground than Littlefinger's is. Littlefinger is a player, but a player that the even bigger one has accounted for.
He is just as big a player as Tyrion and Varys imo
Tyrion may have played himself out of the game with the kinslaying and accused kingslaying. His only route back to influence is Dany.
Varys played himself out of the game helping Tyrion.
LittleFinger is sitting in the best position at the end of DWD. He still is in good graces with throne and has skill to resolve Roberts debt. The debt issue with Bravosi bank is what is going to get the facelessmen involved in the game.
Varys is not in the most powerful position. He has hitched his wagon to the Blackfyre's and Aegon which currently have the most remote chance of coming into power.In fact he is rather desperate when last seen in DWD. Killing folks and such.
Varys is literally living in the walls of Red Keep and if he shows his face he is dead.
The Tyrells already own the throne. Cercei was humbled with the walk of shame and pretty much put out to pasture with regards to her power.
No reason for Tyrells to want anything to change. Their best bet is ruling through Tommen.
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It was 60 degrees today so I decided to pop the top on my hives and see what was going on. 2 of my hives looked like the pic below; each hive having only 2 adjacent frames that looked like this. There were no other brood nor bees. There were frames of pollen and capped/open nectar. The hives were double deeps with dry sugar on top (mountain camp method) and the only bees seen were found clustered in the bottom deep. The temps have been warm enough that they've been able to fly every few days or so and the coldest it's gotten was around 20 one night. Judging from the pic below, would you think they starved, froze, or something else?
I also found 2 hives that had no bees, brood, nectar or pollen at all....just empty hives with a dozen or so dead on the bottom.
I've got 4 hives left that seem to have plenty of bees flying as well as visibly working the dry sugar on top of each of their hives. I didn't want to disturb them any more so I didn't open them up any further than that.
With another couple of warm days ahead of me, what can I do to help out my remaining 4 hives? Thanks.


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As January draws to a close, it's time to get more realistic about those new years resolutions.
One of my unspoken resolutions was to do more crafts with my boys. In a way, I started this during the Christmas season, choosing not to wait. As a family we made handprint wreaths and Christmas trees, my ten month old had a lot of fun with that one. I have lots of tools for crafting, my Cricut, my sewing machine, but these are not particularly good for little hands. Craft-a-Day: 365 Simple Handmade Projects by Sarah Goldschat gives me day to day crafts that interest me, but that don't exceed the constraints of a busy mom with little time and even littler hands available.
The book contains 365 simple projects based around fifty two theme weeks. The first week is snowflake week, February sees some Valentine crafts, December offers the usual Christmas goodies, but what piqued my interest were the many suggestions for the weeks without a 'natural' theme. There is a gnome week and a mustache week, there is a robot week and a hexagon week, truly something for every shade of geek in your home! This book can be used as a way of simply crafting more often, organizing pre-school activities, arranging homeschool projects that pull in all ages, or as a source book for themed birthday parties.
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We know you're wondering about the fate of SmashMuck Champions, and to be honest, for a long time we were, too. We knew that we couldn't sustain the game in its current state, so when we got the chance to port SMC to Playstation® 4, we knew it was the only way the game could live on. But for it to work, we had to streamline the experience and look at re-branding in order to make the game appeal to a wider audience.
We plan to bring it back to Steam® at a later date, and we will do our best to do right by everyone who supported SMC. If you bought a Legendary Account, rest assured that it WILL BE HONORED in a future release on Steam®.
Thank you all for everything! We look forward to seeing you in the arena for the new and improved Trans-Galactic Tournament!


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Sacroiliac Joint Pain Center - Coachella, CA
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Type of Physician: Rheumatologist
What is a Rheumatologist? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; practitioners treat diseases of the joints, muscles, bones, and tendons. The rheumatologist diagnoses and treats arthritis, back pain, muscle strains, common athletic injuries, etc. The rheumatologist may work closely with other specialists such as orthopaedic surgeons and physical therapists.
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Sheri W. Hsu
John F Kennedy Bone & Joint Institute
47647 Caleo Bay Dr Ste 200
La Quinta, CA 92253
(760) 777-8282
- 10 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
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Lisa Garcia
San Jacinto Medical Clinic
1695 S San Jacinto Ave Ste A
San Jacinto, CA 92583
(951) 665-1100
- 3 office location(s)
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Elizabeth Rook
Suguna Rao MD
41120 Washington St Ste 201
Bermuda Dunes, CA 92203
(760) 360-3193
- 1 office location(s)
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Dharmarajan Ramaswamy
Southland Arthritis & Osteoporosis
29798 Haun Rd Ste 301
Menifee, CA 92586
(951) 672-1866
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Maria W. Greenwald
Desert Medical Advances
72855 Fred Waring Dr Ste A6
Palm Desert, CA 92260
(760) 341-9638
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Chandrakant V. Mehta
Southland Arthritis & Osteoporosis Center
23100 Eucalyptus Ave
Moreno Valley, CA 92553
(951) 924-6500
- 2 office location(s)
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Joel M. Hirschberg
Eisenhower Rheumatology Clinic
39000 Bob Hope Dr Ste P102
Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
(760) 340-6660
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Amal Mehta
Southland Arthritis & Osteoporosis Center
23100 Eucalyptus Ave
Moreno Valley, CA 92553
(951) 924-6500
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Michael R. Lovy
Suguna Rao MD
265 N El Cielo Rd
Palm Springs, CA 92262
(760) 320-4122
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47915 Oasis St
Coachella, California 92201
(760) 863-860
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47111 Monroe St
Coachella, California 92201
(760) 347-619
- 3Betty Ford Center
39000 Bob Hope Dr
Coachella, California 92270
(760) 773-410
- 4Eisenhower Medical Center
39000 Bob Hope Dr Frnt
Coachella, California 92270
(760) 340-391
- 5Desert Regional Medical Center
1150 N Indian Canyon Dr
Coachella, California 92262
(760) 323-651
- 6Hi-Desert Medical Center
6601 White Feather Rd
Coachella, California 92252
(760) 366-371
- 7Naval Hospital
Bldg 1145 Sturgis Rd
Coachella, California 92278
(760) 830-219
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Marijuana of such intense potency that it typically incapacitates its users, sending them into a state of mind-bending delirium.
John smoked some of that wheelchair weed and sat in his beanbag chair listening to Thermo surf rap for like three hours.
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The AMOS fully-integrated maintenance information system has been chosen by the Airbus Corporate Jet Centre for its innovative VIP Pass Airworthiness Engineering Service.
The Airbus Corporate Jet Centre (ACJC) has selected AMOS as the maintenance information system for VIP Pass, its innovative package of services dedicated to VIP customer requirements. AMOS is developed and distributed by Swiss AviationSoftware Ltd.
"We have selected AMOS for our Airworthiness Engineering VIP Pass offer because this application offers us and our customers great performance, very high standards and an intuitive ergonomic interface coupled with a competitive cost of ownership," said ACJC Head of Customer Support and Services Fabio Beretta.
ACJC's VIP Pass provides an airworthiness and maintenance engineering service that bundles the Airbus Corporate Jet Centre's technical expertise with the Airbus Corporate Jet (ACJ) Family, which is now complemented by the availability of a top quality maintenance information system.
The Airbus Corporate Jet Centre takes care of the information technology infrastructure, installation and configuration of AMOS in its facility. This solution provides ease of use for customers and a guarantee that airworthiness data is professionally handled.
VIP Pass is the innovative package of customised services recently launched by ACJC, providing a truly innovative solution in the business jet market. Specifically developed for executive and private operators of Airbus Corporate Jet aircraft, VIP Pass includes cabin upgrades and refurbishment, airframe maintenance, cabin and airframe spares, as well as full engine support. The package is available for all Airbus corporate jets, including the ACJ Family, as well as the A330 and A340.
Installation of the new management information system is in the final phase, with VIP Pass Airworthiness Engineering Service to be available beginning this spring.


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Hunger Mountain
A Field Guide to Mind and LandscapeCome along with David Hinton on a series of walks through the wild beauty of Hunger Mountain, near his home in Vermont—excursions informed by the worldview he's imbibed from his many years translating the classics of Chinese poetry and philosophy. His broad-ranging discussion offers insight on everything from the mountain landscape to the origins of consciousness and the Cosmos, from geology to Chinese landscape painting, from parenting to pictographic oracle-bone… Read More
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Reflections of a Chinese Sage on Living a Satisfying LifeAt once profound, spiritual, and witty, Master of the Three Ways is a remarkable work about human nature, the essence of life, and how to live simply and with awareness. In three hundred and fifty-seven verses, the author, Hung Ying-ming—a seventeenth-century Chinese sage—explores good and evil, honesty and deception, wisdom and foolishness, and heaven and hell. He draws from the wisdom of the "Three Creeds"—Taoism, Confucianism, and Zen Buddhism—to impress… Read More
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text: I picked up this 35 - 37 long frame Colson for $5 from a woman who was using it for a lawn ornament. Never built a RatRod before but once I got it home I saw another one that a friend had converted to a custom so I got inspired to do the same. Don't have a complete plan yet but I mostly plan on using parts I already have with the exception of the tires I bought. Pictures show the "as found" condition in full white paint and the front fender on backwards. These pictures show a set of Elgin wheels with the Finned Air Cooled hubs. Tires are 26 x 2.4 & 26 x 1.25. Fenders removed and new wheels installed.


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Infused with notes of grapefruit and black pepper, this unisex blend is so distinguished we think it deserves a Michelin star (or two). Designed by Atelier Cologne's fragrance expert Jérome Epinette, Mistral Patchouli uses fresh fruity and floral notes to transform a base of musky Indonesian patchouli. Equal parts zesty and earthy, the enticing result is totally addictive. Think of it as molecular perfumery.


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2013: Glass half empty or glass half full?
By Abir K. Bekhet, Ph.D., R.N., H.S.M.I., College of Nursing
As the New Year begins and people all over the country make resolutions, Dr. Abir Bekhet, assistant professor of nursing, shares her secret to ensuring 2013 is a good one think positively.
Bekhet studies positive cognition, resourcefulness and resilience in overcoming adversity in vulnerable populations, and has published more than 38 articles on how positive cognitions have been found to improve the relationship between relocation controllability and relocation adjustment among older adults who relocated to retirement communities. She also researches how positive cognitions can mediate the relationship between caregivers' burden and feelings of resourcefulness in caregivers of persons with dementia and autism.
For me, thinking positively is a way of life. When I moved to the United States from my native Egypt to pursue a doctorate degree, I observed some of my international classmates falling apart under the stress of relocating to a different country, while others seemed to thrive. I wanted to know how I could get into the 'thriving' category, and began to research the power of positive thought.
Here are some of the tips I've learned along the way:
Glass half full: The power of positive thinking
Positive thinking is a cognitive process that helps an individual develop a mental attitude of hope and optimism. Positive thinking is powerful because it increases individuals' coping abilities and helps to overcome adversity. It has been found to increase feelings of joy and happiness, contribute to a longer life span, enhance the immune system and improve physical and psychological well-being. Practicing consistent positive thinking has also been found to decrease levels of stress and the risk of some diseases, such as cardiovascular diseases.
Thinking positively is a process of training the mind to see a bright outlook for a situation. Ways to improve your positive thinking in 2013 include:
Approaching unpleasant situations in a constructive, present way
Practicing positive self-talk
Visualizing a positive outcome to a situation
Surrounding yourself with positive people
Glass half empty: Replacing negative thoughts with positive thoughts
Try to remember the last time you thought negatively about something. How did you feel and how did you act? The way you think will reflect the way you feel and the way you act. Negative thoughts can cause unhappiness and restlessness, drain energy and prevent you from enjoying the present moment. The power of negative thoughts can shape your life in a negative way. Ways to combat negative thoughts and learn how to replace them with constructive and positive thoughts include:
Becoming aware of pessimistic thoughts and replacing them with constructive ones
Practicing persistence; if the negative thoughts come back again, replace them with positive thoughts
Learning how to live in the moment
Realizing the present is the only reality that you need to deal with
If you look back at your life, most of the things you worried about never actually happened. Practice living in the moment in 2013, and see where it takes you.


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About seven out of ten students in the Toronto School District of Canada are not of white European background, they come from all parts of the world to schools which ignore who they are as people. In one of the most comprehensive studies ever done by a school district, the Toronto school board asked every student in grades 7-12 to complete an intensive survey regarding their feelings and views of going to school. The anonymous nature of the survey enables young people to feel free to express their views. Many reported never learning anything about their own place of origin or about the nations of Asia from which many come. The survey revealed many interesting pieces of data such as that only 56% ate breakfast or that 35% say home distractions impact their ability to do homework. Despite some concerns about school safety the overwhelming majority said they got along well with peers and did not really encounter physical threats to their being.
The school board is following up the survey with open forums for students which allow them to express their ideas in a public meeting. The Toronto School district should be complimented on their willingness to engage students in dialogue and to make known their ability to listen to students. It is more common for adults to "talk to" young people rather than actually engaging in active listening.