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Discussion in 'GM Powertrain' started by ippielb, Nov 5, 2011.
Just curious to see if anyone knows if this is an acceptable pattern.
Let me know.
Looks like the pinion isn't quite deep enough. What's your backlash spec? .015" sounds like a lot.
This is my base set up. I'm going from here, i will try to reduce the shim on the main bearing. Once i get pinion depth i'll go after backlash, i do not know what the spec is suppose to be on the gears, i cannot find it anywhere in the book they supplied. My gears are USA Gear, in a green box.
I was thinking .007/.009 and I agree on the pinion depth.
You need MORE shim under the inner pinion bearing. That will push it towards the center of the ring gear.
Here's what i got now, 0.007 backlash.
And the pattern seems more rounded and centered. I can say I'm happy with this pattern. Does seem like the pinions too far out on the drive side though.... Coast side is perfect.
I got ambitious and changed the pinion depth...
Let me know what you think, tomorrow i'm sealing it all up.
Very interesting post here, I learned something new today! My dad is very old school as he used to take a piece of newspaper and roll it through the gears, he would make his adjustments based on how the paper came out....
Looks good to me. Just curious, did you use a setup bearing for the inner pinion?
I re-did it again and got basically the same pattern with 0.005"-0.006" backlash, so i'm going to stick with that.
I took a brand new bearing and bored out the inside so that it could slip on and off. The bearings from my rebuild kit from stock differ in size and angle. So i couldnt use the stock bearing for set up. Had to buy a whole new bearing. Well worth the $30.
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Turner's hand will probably not fully recover. "I'm never going to be able to make a full fist," he told an interviewer for Newark jazz station WBGO-FM. And the loss of flexibility means he's had to learn how to play flat-fingered. Turner is a practicing Buddhist, and he was reported by friends to be typically Zen following the accident. When I reach him in Brooklyn, he talks about his condition with an even affect: "The middle finger moves a little bit, but the index finger is definitely flat-fingered. Which is not optimal for a saxophone player. It's changed my playing, and I've had to learn how to replay certain things. So it's pretty much what it is. I can do it, but I have to learn and change things."
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Most of us have at least some idea of what this new skateboarding craze is all about: once again, some force from California is yanking teenagers off baseball diamonds and basketball courts and putting them on boards that roll almost noiselessly two inches above the ground. It seems to be a harmless enough fad (though certain of the safety-minded periodically raise a fuss over the number of sprained ankles and broken bones), and its return, like the Frisbee's a few years ago, has not gone undocumented: lately, skateboarding has been worth at least a few minutes at the end of the six o'clock news, or at the beginning of the Evening show.
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Unfortunately we didn't meet David, but bis place is beautiful, quiet and clean, close to the central station.
Waking up and open the door seeing the wonderful canal in front of us was priceless!
Highly recommended! (and omelegg is there :)
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It was a pleasure to stay there. The room is exactly as nice and beautiful and clean as described and as you can see in the pictures. The location is perfectly in the city centre but the house is still calm and quiet in a nice neighbourhood. I would love to come back again with more time!
David´s room is a wonderful place to stay. It´s very clean, the bed is real comfortable and the location is as central as it could be. So altogether I would recommend it to everyone, who is going to do a short trip to the beautiful city Amsterdam!
Our room was pretty good and very spacious. We loved the central location in the red light district, only a few minutes away from the central station. Nonetheless was it quiet in the night and we slept very well in the bed.
It is one of the best place to be in Amsterdam Central, i guess.
Thx David, we will see again :)
David is a great host, punctually and reliable. The room is quiet newly renovated and has everything you need. The room is very central (directly in the city center and only 5 minutes from the train mainstation). We've been very glad that we booked with David and if we come back to Amsterdam, David will be our first address! Thank you very much for everything!
It was my first experience in a b&b and it was perfect. David is very kind and quite. The room is very comfortable and clean. The b&b is located in a nice place. It was all perfect. The only thing for which I was a little disappointed was the view from the window that wasn't looking the canal (as the photo in the ad), but the back of the house. I don't know if it was my fault or if David could be more clear, saying that only one room had a view on the canal. despite this, If I return to Amsterdam will be my first choice.
We had a pleasant stay. The room is tastefully decorated and everything was very clean.
Your are within 5 minutes from Amsterdam Centraal at the accomodation. David, the host, did explain the way in our email conversations before our stay.
We would book this B&B room again.
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I've seen David just once due to the short time we spent in Amsterdam.
I must admit I've never had a better service in my life. David is super
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The breakfast is served punctual every morning and is very rich.
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Mangalsutra online india is offered in our website, but not all the customers know about this item. Word «mangalsutra» was appeared from two ones: mangal, means holy or beneficial, and sutra means thread. It means sacred necklace which groom puts on the bride's neck. It happens in the day of the ceremony and it's called "braziers dharanam", thereby it gives the status of a wife and husband for the both partners. After that, his wife wears mangalsutra all life long, or as long as her husband will be with her, as a sign of their common life, kindness, love, understanding and loyalty to each other. Buy mangalsutra online in our store and it will symbolize the all best for your new family.
Especially for the wedding ceremony yellow thread which is oiled with paste of turmeric is prepared. When wedding ceremony ends the groom ties a thread on the bride's neck. Later, this thread is replaced by a necklace mangalsutra – golden and black beads, stringing on one or two strands of yellow or gold chain with a pendant in gold or diamond. Nowadays every Indian couple can find new models and order mangalsutra online. Mangalsutra designs usually were chosen by the groom's family in accordance with their customs.
Mangalsutra is created for most married Indian women. People from different parts have their own title of this decoration, but the sense and design is the same everywhere. It doesn't matter wherever you live, because you can have an access to our online shop from anyplace of the country. Our shop offers all the information about mangalsutra design with price. Each black bead ball in mangalsutra is believed to keep the divine powers that protect the life of new family from failures. Buy mangalsutra online india to protect both yours and your partner's lives.
Indian women are very superstitious about mangalsutra. If the necklace is broken or lost, it is considered to be a very bad sign. Thus, mangalsutra is not only a beautiful piece of jewellery, but the sacred necklace of love, family happiness and trust among Hindu couples. It seems to be a vital symbol of marriage. Mangalsutra price can be low and affordable for everyone, especially when it is said about the future love and happiness.
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Concept: The SS17 is a general purpose, light weight skiff. Layout and building options include but limited: open skiff with tiller outboard (shown in plans), small center console, or side console. The Shine Skiff 17 can be built with wood core...


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A questionnaire which aims at summarizing the outcomes of your contribution (e.g. event, publications, courses, activity with youth) to the International Year of water Cooperation will be online very soon.
It will allow UNESCO, coordinator of the Year and of World Water Day on behalf of UN-Water, to produce a report on the Water Cooperation 2013 campaign.
This global report will be a major instrument to promote water cooperation, and to raise the importance of water-related objectives on the Post-2015 Development Agenda.
Sharing your experiences in contributing to the Year is therefore essential!
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Rush Pikes Peak alum Bobby Burling has been named to the MLS Team of the Week for MLS Week 10. Burling anchored the Chivas USA defense in a surprising 3-1 road win against the Colorado Rapids over the weekend.
Burling has been in the MLS since 2007 and is closing in on his 100th MLS game. Congraulations Bobby on your honor!
Bobby is the first Rush Alum to earn 'First XI' team of the week honors in 2014, though Texas Rush product Kekuta Manneh has twice been named to the 'bench' for team of the week.


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He is a huge Skins fan and says that RG3 will light it up this coming year. My argument to him was that after this bad knee injury he wont be as mobile or a huge threat to run anymore. The defenses around the league will be able to defend him a lot better knowing he can't run or won't be allowed to run as much. His argument was that RG3 has the arm and pocket presence to repeat what he did last year and put up even bigger numbers, in other words he believer RG3 will dominate as a pocket passer.
I know RG3 is not a Vick type player but am I wrong in thinking he won't be effective as a pocket passer as we was with the option play? I know the kid has a good arm but there is a lot more to being a successful QB year in and year out then having a good arm. Not saying he will be rex grossman but i doubt he will have a season like he did last year.


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The award-winning "Time to Serve" program at Hope College will continue for a third year on Saturday, Aug. 31, with members of the college's newest class participating in service projects throughout the area.
Some 400 Hope students, most of them members of the newly arrived freshman Class of 2006, will participate in the college's third annual "Time to Serve" volunteer program. They signed up for the mass volunteer effort on Saturday, Aug. 24, only a day after arriving on campus for "New Student Orientation" at Hope.
"'Time to Serve' has proven to be a great way for our students to learn about service, get to know about their community and get to know each other all at the same time," said Diana Breclaw, who is director of student activities and staff coordinator of the program. "We're really pleased with the students' interest in participating, and in the willingness of community groups to work with us in providing opportunities for service."
The project began in the fall of 2000 with 10 projects and about 100 participants, and grew to 24 projects and approximately 300 students in 2001. In October of last year, "Time to Serve" 2000 received a 2001 Distinguished Service Award from Keep Michigan Beautiful Inc. during the group's Annual Conference.
This year, the students will be working in groups of eight to 12 at one of 40 sites from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Projects will range from trail maintenance at the DeGraaf Nature Center, to sorting clothing at Holland Rescue Mission, to building four homes with Habitat for Humanity, to cleaning the beach at Dunton Park.


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Laying Down at the Downs: Horse-betting for Dummies
They say you should never look a gift horse in the mouth but if you're betting on him you might want to.
There are a few "D" words we might use to describe the socio-normative behavior at the Churchill Downs on Derby Day, but decency and decorum are not among them. Decadence and depravity, however, are. That's about right. It is a day for the desperate, the drunk and the doomed. Something about driving hordes of Southern belles, governors, gamblers, and every cheap-shot hustler, horse, and con artist in sight into a single fun-filled locale and fueling them all with booze and odds and straight Kentucky shine has an ill-advised air about it. It's the perfect coming together of high-speed indulgence that drives good people to do bad things and it precludes Darwinian decency; horse racing from a human perspective has nothing to do with survival of the fittest. Here in Kentucky on Derby Day it's only the luckiest who last.
Horse Betting For Dummies
First some terms.
To Win: Betting to win means you are betting a horse will finish first.
To Place: Betting to place is betting a horse will finish either first or second.
To Show: Betting to show is betting a horse will finish first, second or third.
Each horse also has odds attached, odds that are passed down from the Great Gelding Gods and given out based on breed, past performance, conditions, and other intangible factors you'll never be able to understand, so it's best just to accept them for what they are.
These odds determine your payout. For instance, laying (placing a bet) ten dollars at 30 to 1 "to win" will net you somewhere in the neighborhood of $290; every dollar you bet turns into thirty if the horse finishes first, minus the original ten-dollar bet and whatever the house takes as commission. Betting on a horse to place or show reduces the payout, as the probability a horse will finish first or second is better than if it must finish first.
Odds will also change based on betting tendencies; if a lot of people are betting on a horse, the odds will go down based on the belief that the horse is more likely to win as evidenced by the quantity of bets.
Types of Bets
The type of bet you make drastically changes your payout. Put simply, the more precise you are, the more your payout will be.
The Straight Bet: You bet on a horse to win at given odds. If the horse wins, you win.
Quinella: Betting on two horses to finish first or second in any order.
Exacta: Betting on two horses to finish first and second in that order.
Trifecta: Betting on three horses to finish first, second, and third in that order.
Superfecta: Betting on four horses to finish first, second, third, and fourth in that order.
Box: Said after any of the above bets, a "box" bet allows for the horses to finish in any order (the payout obviously being reduced as the probabilities change).
Daily Double: Betting on two horses to win in two consecutive races.
Pick 3, 4, or 6: Betting on the corresponding number of horses to win over the corresponding number of races (i.e., a Pick 3 requires you to pick the winner of three consecutive races to win your bet).
In The Know
Throwing caution to the wind and betting on a horse because it has the same name as your girlfriend's first dog is one way to go about this, but there is a slightly more scientific method most prefer.
There is a wealth of information available to you at the track on every horse: past performance; preferred conditions; and how the horse runs out of the gate, down the stretch, and in between. All these things come together along with the odds to give you some sense of how a race will be run. For instance, a horse that breaks well out of the gate and has won his past three races on a dry, fast track might not fare so well on a long, muddy track.
Here are some more terms for the track.
Fast: A dry, hard, and firm track, ideal for a horse's fastest times.
Cuppy: A dry, loose track that has some give, leading to slightly slower times.
Muddy: A track that is wet, but without standing water.
Sloppy: A wet track with standing water.
Slow: A drying dirt track likely to produce slower times.
Heavy: A track that is wet, waterlogged and soggy. Likely to produce very slow times.
Be sure to check a horse's history before laying a bet; a horse that is notorious for running well in the mud isn't likely to change over the course of its career.
Placing a Bet
With all the details hammered out, the only thing left to do is to place a bet, which can be the most daunting part of the whole process. The window is no place for the wishy-washy; hesitation here will bring hate down upon you from everyone else trying to make their bets before the start of the race.
Order on ticket: Track Name, Race Number, Wager, Type of Bet, Number of Horse(s).
The track name is important as tracks tend to take bets on races going on elsewhere. Be sure to confirm your selection once you have the ticket; there is nothing more disappointing than having a horse win when you accidentally bet him to show.
So go forth, great gambler; may the (correct) horse be with you.


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Przymus joins Minneapolis Heart Institute
Minneapolis Heart Institute (MHI) announces Eryn Przymus has joined the team as clinic manager for the Baxter and Crosby locations.
Przymus, who was raised in the Crosby/Deerwood area, brings more than nine years of experience to MHI. Previously, she held positions in healthcare settings that have included primary care, revenue cycle and specialty departments.
She holds a Bachelor's degree in health and exercise science and a Master's degree in healthcare administration.
Przymus is a graduate of Process Excellence/Lean Six Sigma Leadership Training.


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Posted: August 18, 2009 in ACE Press Releases
SAN DIEGO (Aug. 18, 2009)—As students all across the country flock to college campuses this month, The American Council on Exercise (ACE), America's leading authority on fitness and one of the largest fitness certification, education and training organizations in the world, today revealed its top ten fitness and nutrition tips for remaining in good health for the 2009 school year. A study published this year in Nutrition Journal shows that nearly one in four freshmen gain at least 5 percent of their body weight, an average of about 10 to 15 pounds, during their first semester. But as ACE points out, this weight gain can be avoided through healthy habits such as eating right and staying active.
The combination of environmental and behavioral changes that takes place during one's freshman year can easily serve as the catalyst for weight gain, but by making smart decisions about diet and exercise, students can avoid weight gain and even become more fit."
The following represents ACE's top ten tips for avoiding the "freshman 15":
"Freshman year of college is a critical period when many students develop unhealthy lifestyle habits," says Bryant. "This, however, need not be the case. There are plenty of tools and resources available to students, and we want to make sure they are utilized to help young adults lead healthy and active lifestyles."
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A Gold Standard on Florida's Emerald Coast
Cape San Blas Inn • Port St. Joe, FL
Escape Kit
- A Two-Night Stay for Two in the Sand Dollar or Oyster Shell Room ($170) or Conch, Coquina, or Clam Room ($220), Sundays through Thursdays
- Or, a Three-Night Stay for Two in the Conch, Coquina, or Clam Room ($330) Any Days of the Week
- Daily Breakfast
The Destination
Home to some of the top-rated beaches in the United States, St. Joseph's Bay Peninsula is the crown jewel of Florida's Emerald Coast. Nestled along The Florida Panhandle above the Gulf of Mexico, this region offers some the country's whitest sands and highest dunes. Dense with wildlife, the region has been a favorite of coastal campers for years, and the annual scallop run offers some of the best shell fishing on the Gulf. For those seeking a pure retreat, these remote shores deliver.
The Digs
Merely 25 miles from Apalachicola and located right on St. Joseph Bay, Cape San Blas Inn features seven individually appointed guest rooms—each with a private bath and four with private patios. Queen- or king-sized Select Comfort Sleep Number beds make for a personalized night's sleep, and mini refrigerators and TVs equipped with DVD players to play movies from the inn's personal library films offer modern creature comforts.
The Diversions
The glittering Gulf of Mexico is a quick walk across the street, and you won't find any high-rises here—just miles of uninterrupted sand. A short drive (or a ride on one of the inn's courtesy bicycles) takes you to St. Joseph Peninsula State Park, where the sometimes 40-foot-high sand dunes, set against aquamarine waters, will take your breath away.
"The best beach in the country is St. Joseph Peninsula State Park near Port St. Joe, a pristine 9-mile stretch of sand so blindingly white it looks like snow," says Southern Living.
In the morning, raise your voice in appreciation for your included gourmet breakfast served in your room or on the veranda overlooking the stunning bay. Drink your java before you hop into a complimentary kayak or canoe for a leisurely float atop calm, turquoise water. Later that evening, do a little moon-gazing in the inn's hot tub.
"Guests [have] free access to canoes, a kayak, and bicycles—perfect for cruising along the bike paths and working off the inn's hearty breakfasts (homemade apple fritters, stuffed French toast, and fresh-squeezed orange juice are all menu regulars)."-- Budget Travel
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Cozy main avenue/train station- G
尺寸45 平方米
Floor No.0(with elevator)
- 适合家庭/儿童
- 互联网/无线网路
- 欢迎宠物
- 电视机
- 可吸烟
- 适合举办活动
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Accommodation summary
|Rue de Dijon, 06000 Nice, 法国
Forget about your car! The apartment is located few steps away from the main avenue (1 min), shopping (1 min), the basilica Notre Dame (5 min), the pedestrian zone (15 minutes), the old town (15 min), the famous Promenade des Anglais (16 min), the beach (16 min) and so many other pretty places. Whether you are looking for traditional or modern restaurants, shopping, nightlife, beach, walk on the beach or cultural tours, everything is within walking distance!
You'll find close by many renting car agencies along with several public stations of the city hall for renting bikes and cars (the so-called "vélos et autos bleus"). In addition, because the main avenue is well served, visiting all our magnificent Nice and its beautiful surroundings (the extravagant Monaco, the luxurious Cannes, the authentic Antibes, the charming Grasse, the Italian border etc. ..) by train, car, tram or bus, is nice and easy!
Discover our charming neighborhood and our splendid city under the sun rays that daily offers the French Riviera. We rent several apartments in Nice and are very responsive to our guests questions. It is always a pleasure for us to receive people from all over the world. Whenever possible, we will try our best to adapt ourselves to your requests. Pets are very welcome with prior agreement. We offer attractive rates for longer stays. Do not hesitate to contact us!
Please take into account that, as we want you to have a spotless apartment on arrival (and not clean as the previous guests intend), cleaning is a mandatory additional fee for everybody and is made by professionals after each stay. All other expenses are included. The balance, refundable deposit and a copy of an ID document (for insurance purposes) are to be provided before entering the flat.
With the hope that our apartment will allow you to make the most of our "bella Nizza", we are looking forward meeting you!
** Prices and options **
- Linen, towels, water, electricity and heating included in the price.
- Cleaning is a mandatory additional fee.
- Pets are very welcome with prior agreement.
- Attractive rates for longer stay available on request.
- Possibility to rent for less than a week.
** Departures and arrivals ** **
- We will directly meet at the apartment.
- The exact arrival times and departure will be agreed in advance.
- Arrivals are preferably after 5 pm.
- Departures are preferably before 10 am.
- When possible, you will be able to leave your luggage.
** To reach the apartment **
The apartment is located at the ground zero of the 5 rue de Dijon. It is easily accessible by most means of transport.
- By plane, take bus 23 (33 min) or 99 (27 min) towards the stop "Gare Sncf".
- By train from the central station (Gare Sncf), walk 400 meters (5 min).
- By car, take exit "Thiers" from the city's internal fast lane (voie Mathis).
Last but not least, various public parking facilities (and also streets with free parking spots) are close by => http://www.nice.fr/Transport/Parking-auto#plan2
住宿规定Deposit 200 euros
** Late Check-ins till midnight and check-ins on sunday **
We are not available to receive guests after 8pm from monday till saturday or on sunday the whole day. Nevertheless, we can send a trusted contact person that will ask you on arrival an aditionnal fee of 20 euros.
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Nice is a great city!!
The apartment was a fine place to stay; after 5 minutes walk you are at the beach, to the old town is a bit further to walk, but you can walk there and the supermarket is around the corner.
There are many buses in the city and also to and from the airport and the train station.
Salvatore is very helpful and kind person and he helped me with a few questions I had.
In the apartment was everything there that I needed during my stay and there was even a city map. Very useful!
I was only 1 houer in the "amazing sunny Appartment" and i leave the Appartment. I was disappointed about the Appartment. It was not sunny sorry to say that. On the pics looks good but not in real.
Everything went well. Nice, small, and tidy apartment in the center of Nice.
Get our keys at the agency office.
Salvatore is friendly and helps you with every difficulty you have with his appartements or in nice. I hope that every owner is like him.
All we could wish for! Very clean! :)
First of all Salvatore is not a private person, this is an agency which doesn't care if there are any problems. I would never recomend him as a host nor his flat. We had to go to the agency to pick up the keys but in the description of the flat at wimdu was written that we will meet at the flat. Also the stink of cat piss from the outside of the flat was so strong, that we couldn't sleep with an open window which was unbearable (it was really hot in Nice).There were also cockroaches in the flat. Last but not least we had no wifi for 2 days. We contacted the "cousin" and Salvatore (as he was our contact person) to take care about this problems and there were no reaction. Until the second complaint he came to the building to check what's wrong with the internet. Our problem with the cat piss stink wasn't resolved and therefore I will write a complaint letter to wimdu. Never again. It was the worst host & apartment & wimdu experience ever.
We had a great stay at the apartment! It was quiet, clean and we got very good informations about the city and trips we could do. Every time again!
Everything was alright. Salvatore and his cousin Stephan have mad a lot of efforts that everyone would have a nice stay, they will help you with every question or fix any problem you have. They prepared a lot to make everything super easy (check-in, -out, location, maps, etc.) and especially their self-made tour i can recommend. Of course the apartment wasn't decorated as seen on the pictures, but overall the interior was as seen. You have everything you need for self catering and so the price is definitely very good. So we had a good stay and i'll come back for my next trip to Nice.
Salvatore welcomed us at his agency and gave us heaps of tips for exploring Nice. In addition to that, the apartment was equipped with a 20-pages brochure about Nice and surroundings, including getting there by bus or train.
The apartment was well maintained and clean and is within walking distance to all major locations in Nice. Outside the building, there are several bus stops, supermarkets (already spotted by Salvatore) and a bike hiring station (Vélo bleu).
We've enjoyed our stay and can highly recommend Salvatore.
Thanks again and see you :)
It was a good choice to stay at Salvatores Apartment. It's central, not very big but enought for a citytrip and it is equipped with all necessary things!
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Quiet Central Studio with Wi-Fi
Size28 m²
Floor No.3(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Parking available
- Hot tub
- Elevator in building
Accommodation summary
|Zahrebska, 12000 Prague, Czech Republic
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It includes a bathroom and WC, a kitchenette with basic cooking utensils provided, together with a refrigerator, cooker, microwave, kettle, coffee maker, pots and pan, bottles and cans openers, tee, coffee, sugar, spice... Satellite TV and computer connected to internet and Wi-Fi available too. Thre's also a lift in the house.
A secured parking at our house is available, but because of limited spots, it's recommended to book in advance.
You will find the apartment tidy, ready to use, and clean bedding and towels are provided.
House rulesStrictly non-smoking apartment.
Our house is a quiet and peaceful. It is not a good place for a loud night parties and celebrations.
a secured parking spot at house 10 EUR/ day, or free on street parking in a distance 5 min. by foot.
The stays usually begin and finish after noon and finish before noon.
Depending on vacancies and reservations, most stays can be arranged for morning check-in and evening check-out with no extra fee. You can also store you luggage as long as you need the last day.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|305 €
|Price for > 2 guests
|5 € per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
Very nice and clean apartment vorallnding. In addition still very central. (Astronomical Clock in 15min)
Minus Punk park the car for the relative expensive apartment.
Sehr schönes und vorallnding sauberes Appartement. Dazu noch sehr zentral gelegen. (Prager Rathausuhr in 15min)
Minuspunk das parken fürs Auto beim Appartement Relativ teuer.
Very clean flat , located in a calm area at only 2 metro stations from the very central Prague. We really enjoyed our stay. Just ask Michal to book a taxi for you from and to the airport. Buy a 3-day pass for the entire town transportation system (316 Kr/person) available in the metro station...
A shower curtain would be a plus in the flat fitted with a bath tube. A computer is available in the living room but with Windows and keyboard in Czech... a bit difficult to handle the keyboard....but this is peanut because we didn't come to Prague to spend hours on the Internet. Wifi is available in the flat so you can bring either your own computer or tablet...
For the price, the location and the apartment "1A" is
If I should again come to Prague, I will first look at past Michal :-)
Für den Preis ist die Lage und die Wohnung "1A"
Wenn ich noch mal nach Prag kommen sollte, werde ich zuerst bei Michal vorbei schauen :-)
We had a very pleasant time in Michal's apartment. It's perfectly convenient and comfortable for 2 or 3 people, and well situated (tramway and subway are close to the apartement : you can easily and quickly reach Prague city center) !
Great location in Prague 2 near the city center but quieter and with parking spots nearby. Fully equiped, fast internet and enough room for three people to sleep.
Michal, the landlord, is used to deal with tourists, speaks english pretty well and tries to make everything easier (arriving time, keys, maps of the neighbourhood, etc).
Highly recommend this place, more convenient and way cheaper than a hotel, especially during holiday season.
Michal's apartment was just great! Located in a beautiful and quiet neighborhood, surrounded by lots of nice places to eat and have a drink! Apartment itself had everything you could wish for and was quite big for the couple. Michal himself is very pleasant to communicate and answered all our questions promptly! Highly recommended!
I like all the Vinohrady area from my previous visites so my husband, little daughter and I found this place perfect for a week stay. Huge wardrobe is very helpful to keep the space clean, the main-room is more spacious than You can guess from the pictures. The kitchen is small but comfortable for the cooking needs and well equipped.
Highly recommend to walk by Zahrebska street to the west visiting old area of medical quart (Apolinarska str. etc.) and Vysehrad citadel to see perfectly painted Peter and Paul Cathedral and unforgetable children playground :)
The location is very well located, accessible to all the places to visit! The owner Michal is an extremely helpful person available. Stay very much appreciated, thank you so much for everything!
La location est très bien située, accessible à tous les lieux à visiter! Le propriétaire Michal est une personne extrêmement serviable, disponible. Séjour très apprécié, merci beaucoup pour tout!
Apartment well located, spacious, clean and nicely decorated. Michal was very friendly, helpful and correct. Worth repeating.
Apartamento bien situado, espacioso, limpio y muy bien decorado.
Michal fue muy amable, servicial y correcto.
Digno de repetir.
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The third time did indeed turn out to be the charm for the Glenwood Community School District Instructional Support Levy (ISL).
The special levy, which will help fund the district's curriculum needs, passed by a narrow 51-49 percent margin last Tuesday. The levy received 868 "Yes" votes and 839 "No" votes.
A 20-year-old Glenwood man accused of robbing a Pizza Hut employee in the restaurant parking lot earlier this year has been sentenced to serve 15 years in prison.
COUNCIL BLUFFS - Cold shooting on the big stage of the Mid-America Center was the difference for the Glenwood boys basketball team in a 64-51 loss to Council Bluffs Lewis Central on Friday at the Jennie Ed Sports Med Shoot Out in Council Bluffs.
COUNCIL BLUFFS - Up 17 points with a little over a quarter to play and Glenwood girls basketball coach Barry Loeffelbein liked his team's chances of finishing off a season sweep of Council Bluffs Lewis Central in more than a decade.
"We were feeling pretty good at that point," said Loeffelbein.
Just over 10 minutes and a pair of Haley Higgins' free throws later, Loeffelbein was scratching his head again after another close Rams' loss.
The Glenwood wrestling team was swept at home in a pair of duals on Thursday.
Glenwood dropped its opening dual 38-33 to Underwood before falling to Council Bluffs Lewis Central 44-27 in a Hawkeye 10 Conference match up.
A Glenwood police officer charged with assault over the summer has been promoted to sergeant in a unanimous vote by the Glenwood City Council.
At the Dec. 28 council meeting, Pat Martin, a 13-year veteran of the Glenwood Police Department, was promoted to sergeant following the recommendation of the council's Public Safety Committee and Police Chief Eric Johansen.
Matt Lothrop thinks he was probably a fourth grader at West Elementary School when he first started thinking about becoming a television sports reporter.
"I was in the Optimist Speech Contest and found that I liked speaking and presenting myself," Lothrop said during a recent interview. "Of course, I've always liked sports. Unfortunately, I realized I was probably never good enough to play sports for a living, so I figured why not cover sports for a living."
Denise Crawford has seen a lot of things in her more than 30 years at the Glenwood Public Library: younger and younger readers, computers and the Internet, automated card catalogs, e-readers and multimedia and enough best sellers to line up end-to-end all the way to Hastings.
The Glenwood wrestling team knocked off an undermanned Red Oak team 60-12 in a Hawkeye 10 Conference dual on Thursday.
Glenwood won all but three matches in the victory.
Billy Lucy (103 pounds), Sam Jameson (112), A.J. Clark (125), Nate Harms (130) and Josh Clark all recorded falls in the win.
Glenwood 60,
Red Oak 12
The Glenwood boys basketball team built a 16-point halftime lead and cruised to a 60-51 Hawkeye 10 Conference victory over Shenandoah on Friday.
The win gives the Rams (7-3 overall, 4-2 in the conference) sole possession of first place in the Hawkeye 10 Southern Division with a one-game lead over Creston.
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Get an overview of this hotelCondominium resort in Kapalua with golf
Popular property highlights
1,600-acre resort
The Kapalua Villas Maui beachfront resort in Lahaina offers three white-sand beaches on Kapalua Bay.
Two golf courses
Located on the northwestern tip of Maui, this resort includes 2 championship golf courses and outdoor tennis courts. Shuttles ferry guests to restaurants and activities around the resort.
Ocean, fairway views
The Kapalua Villas Maui resort offers privately owned one- or two-floor units featuring full kitchens, washers/dryers, and living rooms; furnished lanais offer ocean or fairway views.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Property Amenities
Property Amenities
The Kapalua Villas Maui resort in Lahaina includes 2 golf courses and 2 complimentary outdoor tennis courts.
The daily resort fee includes self parking, wireless Internet access, preferred guest tee time reservations with 45 day advance booking, preferred rates at Kapalua golf courses. A resort-wide shuttle is available from early morning until late evening.
- Total number of rooms - 280
- ATM/banking
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Shopping on site
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Picnic area
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Garden
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Free WiFi
- Number of outdoor pools - 8
- Outdoor tennis courts - 2
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pools
- Free Wi-Fi
- Outdoor tennis courts
- Kitchen
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Patio
- Separate sitting area
- Ceiling fan
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Kitchen
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Separate bedroom
Where to Eat
The property does not have its own restaurant, but there are several dining options within the surrounding area.
Nearby restaurants:
Honolua Store - Offers groceries, hot breakfasts, deli-style lunches, a full-service espresso bar, and party trays to go.
The Banyan Tree, Lobby Lounge, Pool Bar & Café, Sushi Bar, and Terrace Restaurant at the Ritz-Carlton
Pineapple Grill
VINO Italian Tapas & Wine Bar
The Plantation House Restaurant
Sansei Seafood Restaurant & Sushi Bar
Nearby Things to Do
Kapalua Bay and 8 swimming pools throughout the resort offer guests a choice of aquatic diversions. The resort has two golf courses. The Kapalua Tennis Club has 10 acrylic latex-paved courts for complimentary play day or night.
The Kapalua Villas Activity Desk also can provide information about nature hikes.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on-site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Segway rental/tour nearby
- Golf lessons on site
- Ziplining nearby
Property Policies
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
24-hour check-in
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
This property charges a USD 75 non refundable deposit and is due within 24 hours of booking the reservation. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
- Cleaning fee: USD 275 per accommodation, per stay (varies per unit size)
- Resort fee: USD 35.00 per accommodation, per night
Property Name
- Kapalua Villas
- Kapalua Villas Maui
- Kapalua Villas Maui Condo
- Maui Kapalua
- Maui Kapalua Villas
- Maui Villas
- Villas Kapalua
- Villas Maui Condo
- Villas Maui
Honeymoon Promotion
Honeymooning couple receive a complimentary bottle of sparkling wine upon arrival.
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That's a beauty, Christine! :-) Glad you joined in on this mystery!
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
That's a beauty, Christine! :-) Glad you joined in on this mystery!
"A woman is like a tea bag-you can't tell how strong she is until you put her in hot water." Eleanor Roosevelt
well i finally managed to catch this train and get this done. I used what fabrics i had on hand that looked like they were big enough to meet requirements. I was short of the purple print so you will see variation of the dark blocks as used plain purple in one section of the corner sections. Anastasia isnt too wild about my combo of purple and orange but my son's girlfriend has a 3 year old daughter who fell in love with them and wants this quilt o be for her.
I love the colors in this one. It was worth waiting for.
Pretty mystery quilts!!
The editor of Fons & Porter contacted me to review their new eBook. If you like log cabin quilts you can get a free copy of this "eBook" by heading over to my blog!
Happy Quilting!
Karen, aka yayaquilts (yaya-Greek for grandma to 5 beautiful granbabies, 2 girls & 3 boys)
"You have enough quilts made when your soul is filled, your creativity satisfied and the fingers just won't work anymore."
Everyone's quilts are so pretty and different. I definately will keep this pattern for another go.
Here is my quilt top. Sorry it is on my bed and you cannot see the outer boarder. I also had some left over strips so made this row quilt too with the left overs from those. Now I have to get them quilted.
Another pretty finish. The colors are great.
Thank you, Karen for the link. I was going to make an uneven log cabin, but that bear paw one is a possibility.
Lisa, your quilt top turned out so pretty.
OK. To everyone who has posted pictures of their finished tops, it is REALLY making feel guilty. Guess I had better get mine out of it's box and back up on the design wall.
Sweet Caroline
I finally finished my top, I love it I might add another border just not sure yet. The colors are not true, looks alot better in person.
It's always sunny here in Fl unless it's raining,LOL
Finally all quilted, binding on and in the mail for my Great Granddaughter's 1st birthday next week. I really like the way it turned out.
Blocks sent boom water http://www.quiltingboard.com/members...44-albums.html
Blocks received http://www.quiltingboard.com/members...44-albums.html
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Do people just jump in right away and starting talking before they actually realize what's read things. Geesh, and people say that I'm uptight. If you were reading the boards you would've quickly realized I was being sarcastic.
Your brain hurts? Maybe you shouldn't post idiotic statements then.
Mood: WOOF!


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The Florida Mini Sprints have a reputation for putting on an excellent show with each visit to Ocala Speedway, and they did not disappoint this time around. There were some early lead changes before Tim O' Donnell managed to get his gree number 28 out front, and from there he drove to a solid victory. Harold Matthews had managed to get through traffic and close the gap on O'Donnell towards the end, but ran out of laps and had to settle for second place. Leroy Moore got a third place finish while Eddie Moss Jr. claimed fourth. Rounding out the top five was Russ Heider.
At the beginning of the 2009 racing season, Bubba Christian was the second fiddle to his Uncle Grady, but almost halfway through the racing this year it looks like Bubba has emerged as quite the competitor, as he once more tamed Ocala Speedway and a tough field of Hobby Stocks. The early laps saw more than one racer vying for the top spots, but by lap 5 Bubba was all over Kevin Durden and managed to squeeze by on lap 7 to take the lead. Durden would have to hold off a hard charging Dave Kinsey plus chase Bubba Christian, but the race would end with Bubba as the winner and Durden settling for second place. Kinsey claimed third while Patrick Williams overcame an earlier spin and fought back to the fourth spot. Mike Eubanks would fight hard and earn the fifth place finish.
A deep invert had the Gladiators scrambling early in their feature race, and that scramble went well for some and not so well for others. Dalton Strehle would fight his way to the front and take control, but would spend the remainder of the race attempting to hold off Steve Cox, who also had a not so promising starting position but had managed to pass his way to second. Larry Langston had started in the back row and had to fight his way forward, eventually making his way to third place.
But the real race was between Dalton Strehle and Steve Cox, as Cox stuck to Stehle like glue and was poised to pounce on any mistakes. And on the final lap[s as Strehle attempted to negotiate his way through lapped traffic, Cox almost managed to steal the win in the final sprint down the front stretch. As Cox positioned himself on the inside, Strehle was forced to drive down to block as they neared the checkers. Dalton Strehle would take the victory by just a fender with Steve Cox almost side by side as they crossed the line. Larry Langston raced to the third spot while Austin Gamble placed fourth and Chris Neville was fifth.
Friday, June 19th, is the scheduled make up for the 14th Annual Powell Memorial, featuring the United Dirt Late Model Challenge Series. The prestigious, $5000 to win late model event had originally been scheduled for June 5th, but was washed out by a deluge from the heavens. And according to Ocala Speedway owner Mike Peters, that worked in everyone's favor as up to six more late models should be able appear on the new date that could not be there on the original date. Also on the card with the Powell Memorial will be the Amsoil V8 Thunder Stocks and the Gladiators.
Ocala Speedway Results for 6/12/09
Open Wheel Modified
1- 33 Jeff Mathews
2- 56 Dave Barber
3- 40 Wayne Hammond
4- 145 Jason Davis
5- 27 John Bradley
6- 12 Ronnie Soltis
7- Z Tim Zackery
8- 0 Richard Dickinson
9- 75C Len O'Neill
10- 90 Mark Buie
11- 75 Mark Ryder
Florida Mini Sprints
1- 28 Tim O' Donnell
2- 25 Harold Matthews
3- 8 Eddie Moss Jr.
4- 99 Leroy Moore
5- 5 Steve Crabtree
6- 86 Russ Heider
7- 7 Jessie Teed
8- 711 David Pleaugh
9- 1M Eddie Moss
10- 26 Eric Garey
11- 88 Lennie Dallman
12- 16 Chris Pacetti
13- 11 Brett O' Donnell
14- 14D Brian Penrose
15- 9 Billy Chivers
16- 32 Tommy Nelson
17- 19 Scott Greene
18- 81 Randy Carrier
19- 24 Ken Penta
20- 6 Walter Arnold
21- 116 Matthew Harrell
DNS- 15 Paul Lanza
Hobby Stock
1- 04 Bubba Christian
2- 35 Kevin Durden
3- XX David Kinsey
4- 56 Patrick Williams
5- 18 Mike Eubanks
6- 83 Joe Boyd
7- 35W David Walls
8- 08 William Edwards
9- 81 Donald Woosley
10- 83X Joey Brown
11- 98 Jamie Tinkham
12- 3W Vaughn Woodall
13- 89 Trey Cameron
14- 59 William Stalnaker
1- 73 Dalton Strehle
2- 88 Steve Cox
3- 49 Larry Langston
4- 23 Austin Gamble
5- 69 Chris Neville
6- 96 Eddie Lentz
7- 8 Harold Lewis
8- 12 Josh Hale
9- 83 Kody Fisher
10- 10 Ann Moon
11- 78 Paul Hahn
Next Week: The 14th Annual Powell Memorial, featuring the United Dirt Late Model Challenge Series. plus the Amsoil V8 Thunder Stocks and Gladiators


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For sale is a Bohica Arms FAR-50 MKIII. Upper has fired about 20 rounds through it. 36" fluted barrel, Super Sniper Fixed 20x scope, bipod, quad rail free float tube. Very good condition $1700
Will trade for kits (AK74, 1919, etc), guns (CZ75, mosin nagant, wilkinson linda, AK74, AR30, etc), or ammunition (9mm, .223, 7.62x39, 5.45x39)
Ammo is available upon request. (300+rounds)
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"A great civilization is not conquered from without until it has destroyed itself from within.", Will Durant
"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.", Edmund Burke
Has 2 charging handles, carry handle, and a spare firing pin.
Here are the pics. I'll have to see how much ammo I have. At least 300 rounds.
Damnit I want one of those, but I just can't afford it right now.
Enforcement, NOT Amnesty!!!!!!
"If theyre going to come here illegally, apply for & receive assistance through a corrupted Government agency encouraging this lawless behavior, work under the table & send billions of dollars each year back to their families in Mexico, while bleeding local economies dry, protest in our streets waving their Mexican flags DEMANDING rights, while I have to press 1′ for English, then they need to be shipped back to where they came from!" -Chad Miller
I love shooting it, issue is that the closest range where I can actually shoot at something more than a couple hundred yards is about 4 hours away. It really draws a crowd at the range and makes the people with poor/no hearing protection sorry about that decision
I hear you there.Damnit I want one of those, but I just can't afford it right now.
it will sell or you will find the right trade.
what is the accuracy like on it????
Nice.Wish I had the beans.I bet thatal stop an obama rescue vehicle.
SOON-We already lost the war. You are the resistance.
If it doesn't sell, I'm not worried. I just figured if I could get something I'd use more, that'd be nice. If not, I will just shoot it once or twice a year as I have been. I surely won't be selling any of the ammo unless this beast sells.
It is fun to shoot though. It is like you're getting a slow push, I'm about 165 and it moves me a good 8 inches back in the bench. The blast that comes out the muzzle brake is impressive. People compare it to shooting a 12ga but the recoil is very different to me. Strong but not a quick crack like a lot of rifles.
What about the lower and the stock?
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