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1986 was a transition year for the tournament hull and this model year is unique for the following reasons:
the deck of the boat was the same as the 1985 model
the hull of the boat was similar to the hull, including the addition of closed prop slot called a dish (more detail below)
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engines also seem to have changed during this model year from PCM to INDMAR
Rebuilt engine and new interior. The trailer is in great shape and she is always kept inside.
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30 Cool Looking Famous Mobile Web Designs
Web designers know that the industry involves plenty of change, and continuous adaption and development of skills is required in order to stay up to date. In the past few years, one of the biggest areas of change has been the amount of Internet users who are accessing websites via phones and mobile devices. As a result, Web designers have a growing need to be educated in this area and ready to design websites that accommodate this audience. Mobile web design now become very important, As Mobile users across the world already exceeding the number of users accessing the internet from their computers. Mobile web design is rapidly developed as most of devices now are capable of accessing the internet at high speeds. Today we give you very rich collection for Mobile web design inspiration vary from very basic mobile versions for general mobiles to interactive versions for iPhones. You will love these Mobile web designs.
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Coca Cola allows mobile users access to some festive goodies over the holidays.
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- C C Kuo
- Molecular pharmacology
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Phenytoin, carbamazepine, and lamotrigine are anticonvulsants frequently prescribed in seizure clinics. These drugs all show voltage-dependent inhibition of Na+ currents, which has been implicated as the major mechanism underlying the antiepileptic effect. In this study, I examine the inhibition of Na+ currents by mixtures of different anticonvulsants.… (More)
1. Lamotrigine (LTG), a new antiepileptic drug, requires long depolarizations to inhibit Na+ currents. This suggests either slow binding of LTG to the fast inactivated state or selective binding of LTG to the slow inactivated state of Na+ channels. To differentiate between these possibilities and to characterize further the action of LTG, we studied the… (More)
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Rapidly inactivating K+ current (KA current) is recorded from rat hippocampal neurons by whole-cell patch-clamp technique and suitable voltage protocols. It is found that imipramine, a commonly prescribed tricyclic antidepressant, is an open KA channel blocker with a binding rate constant of 5.6 x 10(6) M-1 s-1 and an apparent dissociation constant of no… (More)
Carbamazepine and phenytoin, two of the most commonly prescribed antiepileptic drugs, have been proposed to share a similar mechanism of action by use-dependent inhibition of Na+ channels. The proposed similar mechanism of action, however, cannot explain the common clinical experiences that the two drugs are different; in some patients, one drug may be more… (More)
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The NMDA receptor opens in response to binding of NMDA and glycine. However, it remains unclear where and how gating of the NMDA receptor pore is accomplished. We show that different point mutations between S645 and I655 (thus including the highly conserved SYTANLAAF motif) of M3c in NR2B lead to constitutively open channels. The current through these… (More)
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Use-dependent block of Na(+) channels plays an important role in the action of many medications, including the anticonvulsants phenytoin, carbamazepine, and lamotrigine. These anticonvulsants all slowly yet selectively bind to a common receptor site in inactivated but not resting Na(+) channels, constituting the molecular basis of the use-dependent block.… (More)
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An increase in neuronal burst activities in the subthalamic nucleus (STN) is a well-documented electrophysiological feature of Parkinson disease (PD). However, the causal relationship between subthalamic bursts and PD symptoms and the ionic mechanisms underlying the bursts remain to be established. Here, we have shown that T-type Ca(2+) channels are… (More)
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The antiepileptic effect of felbamate (FBM) is ascribable to gating modification of NMDA receptors. Using site-directed mutagenesis and electrophysiological studies, we found that single-point mutations of four pairs of homologous residues in the external vestibule of the receptor pore, namely V644(NR1)-L643(NR2B) (the two inner pairs) and… (More)
We studied the gating kinetics, especially the kinetics of recovery from inactivation, of T-type Ca(2+) channels (T-channels) in thalamic neurons. The recovery course is associated with no discernible Ca(2+) current and is characterized by an initial delay, as well as a subsequent exponential phase. These findings are qualitatively similar to previous… (More)
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Felbamate (FBM) is a potent nonsedative anticonvulsant whose clinical effect may be related to the inhibition of N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) currents, but the exact molecular action remains unclear. Using whole-cell patch-clamp recording in rat hippocampal neurons, we found that submillimolar FBM effectively modifies the gating process of NMDA channels.… (More)


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BDS Suspension 4" Lift Kit for the 2006 - 2008 Dodge Ram 1500 4WD 1/2 Ton Pickup.
FMVSS No.126 compliantThis 4" lift kit is based around two one-piece, 1/4" laser cut high clearance crossmembers and replacement steering knuckles. The high clearance crossmembers increase ground clearance for off road performance. The replacement steering knuckles reduce installation time as well as maintain proper steering angles and ball joint angles. A differential skid plate is included for off road protection.
Bump stop drops, anti-sway bar extensions, 3 point differential drop system, and strut relocation brackets are also included in this Dodge 4" lift kit. The rear is lifted via a 2" block and u-bolt kit.
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10 cricketers who escaped death
Cricket is synonymous with the brutalities or severe injuries inflicted on the field. There have been some really tragic incidents in Cricket that brought tears in our eyes. But still, some survival stories inspire us into fighting hard with adversities. While death or other tragedies had a poignant note, the history of cricketers also cherishes a lot of brave warriors who have astonishingly escaped deaths and various major life threats overcoming the odds by the sheer power of will. Here is a compilation of 10 cricketers who escaped death.
10 cricketers who escaped death
10. Matthew Wade : Testicular Cancer
Unlike the other players who became well known having battled the malice of cancer, Australian cricketer Matthew Wade was diagnosed with a rather lethal form of cancer even before he was reputed as a professional cricketer. At the really early age of mere 16, he was hit in his groin during a football match. It was chiefly because of that injury on the field that the doctors later detected that Wade had testicular cancer. But he was successfully treated for it and eventually made his debut for Australia in 2011, thus making an entrance in the list of 10 cricketers who escaped death.
9. Andrew Flintoff : Drowning in the Caribbean
While the 2007 World Cup was in full flight, Andrew Flintoff decided to get drunk with some of his teammates right before a crucial game. Flintoff, who had been pretty famous for his binge drinking escapades popping up very often, had nearly drowned when the boat that was carrying them capsized. In a 2014 episode of the show 8 out of 10 cats, he later claimed that he was actually attempting to sail home in a pedalo. He further noted that he awoke on a beach – having been the worst place he had ever slept. Anyhow, this gets him a place in the list of 10 cricketers who escaped death.
8. Dinesh Chandimal : Tsunami
Srilanka's popular batsman Dinesh Chandimal had been associated with the story of being a survivor of the deadly Tsunami that had brutally struck the Sri Lankan coasts back in 2004. The massive wave that hit the island nation that year, took his home, his cricket kits and everything else his family had along with it. Chandimal's family was left absolutely wretched. Instead of lamenting over the tragedy that had hit them, they were able to relish the fact that it didn't actually cause any casualties.


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|This is a discussion on Your feeling of loss and win? within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; What are the sensations you feel when you lose? And of course when you win? How to behave when playing in minus , big minus!
Your feeling of loss and win?
What are the sensations you feel when you lose?
And of course when you win?
How to behave when playing in minus , big minus!
Here I am today, for example first lost half your bankroll , and decided to relax... But I pulled myself together and continued.
Played all back!
From the beginning, was still a sad feeling, but when played and the mood has returned)))
What are the sensations you feel when you lose?
And of course when you win?
The Feeling of loss & win depends upon attitude of player towards game
for example take me
Whenever I lost , i dont feel bad because losing is a part of a game and one must accept it
and at the same time whenever i win i usually would be happy like everyone as i've got a good payout
because the moment i started playing this game, i knew the risks associated with it and would know some bad times & days would be part of it and all i can do is manage my bankroll & plays well so that i reduce loss during tough time & increase profit during good time
How to behave when playing in minus , big minus!
Whenever I or anyone encounters a situation where they seem to be running so bad even with good hands in both cash & mtts , they usually need to take break for week and refresh their mind and start again
I always limit my risk by the way of alloting fixed budget on daily basis for all Mtts & cash tables
which of course requires lot of understanding & control , because as its a game one can easily use up all BR whenever they are going minus which further creates problems . since i usually play almost all variants of poker , my relaxation strategy is to play other games if one game is running bad and be profitable in those
Playing poker is heaps of fun, especially when you're crushing cash games and taking down tournaments. But what about when you're catching no cards, hitting zero flops and being outrun by garbage? Nobody enjoys losing, but how you react to bad beats and downswings will shape you as a player.
Whenever This happens :-
There are some ways to control ourself
Stop / Loss
It's vital that you know when to stop if you're losing. Winning at poker can breed confidence, but the opposite is true, and losing can affect your game in a negative way. The last thing you ever want to do in poker is to spiral, turning a losing session into a losing week, month or even year. It's therefore very important that you have a figure in place, either for tournament buy-ins or cash game stacks, where you determine enough is enough. If you're playing your A-Game and retaining complete focus, then losing won't last forever. The 'Stop / Loss' line helps you maintain that level one needs to stay at .
Practice Bankroll Management
Bankroll Management is another vital poker mindset to be in, and once again, it is far easier to do when you're winning. Poor bankroll management is such a common reason for players going broke or making serious errors . Make it an unbreakable rule that you adhere to BRM at the expense of everything else in your poker game and you won't go far wrong.
Think Long-Term Not Short-Term
One bad night should never affect a poker player enough to cost him or her money in the long-term. After all, the game of poker is never one tournament or one cash-game session. It is one long game and you need to see it that way. How much are you winning over the course of your poker lifetime? Hopefully, the answer to that far outweighs the loss in one session. It's Important that such a positive mindset can have a massive benefit on things like profit & success
Take a Break
It is the advice no-one likes to hear, but if you you're losing and it is affecting how your play, a more rational choice would be to enjoy some downtime away from poker. The time away from the game can be a great way of turning any bad spell around. Whether you enjoy a game of golf, a spa treatment or five or simply reading a book, detaching yourself from the emotional knock of posting a losing session can save you money in the long run. And, after all, money saved is money earned
Volume Beats Variance
I've just told you to take a break, but after time out, putting in some serious game-time is almost guaranteed to sort out your downswing. Let's say that you've lost twenty buy-ins in a row without a single cash in tournaments. It's fifty? OK, well, worry not. Play 200 tournaments. Play 400. Practice perfect bankroll management and up your volume. Suddenly, situations that might have surprised you are ones that you've witnessed a thousand times. Once you've seen every bad beat possibility played out, you become numb to them in a way which helps you deal with them happening to you
Be a Good Loser
Taking hits to your bankroll is one thing, but feeling the emotional punch that comes with crashing out of a tournament on the bubble, or running into a bad beat when it's for a top ten stack is quite another. The temptations to vent your anger are everywhere from normal human interactions to splattering social media with your anger and frustration. But you know what? No-one really cares! You're not going to improve either your luck or your skill by doing so and it's a waste of time. there are many different areas of poker you should focus on instead of talking about bad beats. Don't be that person.
Analyse You
Reviewing and analysing your own play for mistakes can be one of the most best to do for any poker player to improve their game . Look into your game and pick out mistakes in every session, especially one where you perceive that you've been unlucky to lose. Bet-sizing, stack-size monitoring, three-bets, four-bets and whether you should have called or raised are just trigger-pointers for you to approach your losing session from a more analytical viewpoint. After all, long-term knowledge will always be more important than short-term losing!
For myself I used to get extremely pissed / emotional to losing whether a bad call or move on my part or even more so if it was a suckout!
I have been working on this diligently and finally feel like I have discarded at least a decent portion of the emotion from my game. I will still yell an expletive at the screen if I get sucked out on. But that's the end of it. I don't hold on to the emotion and move on to the next game or continue that game with my initial plan.
Consequently, it appears as though I am losing less, in a couple thousand more hands I'll find out if that's truth of folly!
Nobody likes to loose, it´s a fact, I believe that you have to train your brain to deal with it, and don´t fall into a spiral that will lead you to a tilt mode.Tech did a great job with this text, and in general, he resumed everything.
It´s a game, if you can´t deal with good and bad days, you can´t play poker. The biggest thing about this, is the possibility of overcome your failures.
i have spent my entire life trying to hide my emotions from outsiders and it really helps me in poker. i recommend practicing never showing your emotions in the real world so you can be in good control of them when you play cards. you dont want to be emotionless, just in complete control
from my own personal experience i can tell you, when i win i am so confident making plays and knowing exactly how they will play out
when i lose i make bad calls and even though im ahead when money goes in i lose big when i fall behind,
my worlds biggest flaw, when im losing i go up the rank to try and recoupe losses, but the swings are so large that if i fall slightly i usually lose my bankroll (which isnt even a large one lol)
Here in NL yesterday, lost a couple of banks, got upset... And in one million on PokerStars, too, in tilte not taken or anything(((
Very sad...
Today, that's rehabilitated in a cache is played at least...
When I win, how and all rejoice. Especially it is always an exciting moment when ranked first. Sometimes even disbelief that she took 1st place. Neither large nor small loss, I have not been. But even if this were to happen I would have just a little time to stop playing. To calm down.
I am always a good respectful winner. As for losing. I hate losing like everyone does. But I only truly get angry if I feel I played poorly. I will be annoyed short term when someone sucks out on me or makes horrible call and gets lucky. But if I know I played well and did everything right, I am rarely a bad loser.
Tournament ; When I win some money I'm happy , but that's all , I say let's go for the next one , the same if it's on the final table (although I haven't played on a ft with big money yet ) . When I lose the same , I don't care , even if I have lost to a donkey hand .
Cash : When I win , I'm extremely happy , ohh yeaahh , but when I lose I get very irritated and can very easily go on tilt . I have to fix this . (And I say that I like more tournaments than cash games.... maybe because in tournament s the loss is fixed ...)
minus/big minus : There is no sth like that on me , cause , thanks God , at least , I have been using a very very strict bankroll management (sometimes I wonder what am I free to spend nowadays , but Iprefer it, in contrast to the past ......) , so I don't know how I would behave in such a condition/state/feelings , even in the past when I was spending , I never was in a big minus.
I think the best feeling in the world involves loss and gain at the same table. You know that situation where the villain hits a crack on the turn and you already start to scream with anger at it and soon after the river comes his crack bigger than his, that is the best feeling in the world. How I scream here hahahaha


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Soul-Calendar Mantra #8: Dream-Existence
The 'CALENDAR OF THE SOUL'
Dr. Rudolf Steiner gave out the 'Soul-Calendar' in 1912, consisting of 52 meditative mantras to enable us to experience the 'astral' (soul) events occurring within us as well as in Nature during the year, starting with the first mantra every year on Easter Sunday. We experience all this unconsciously all through the year, but these meditative verses enable us to become conscious of it.
The mantras for each week are well known to many students of Steiner, but the original 'Calendar ' also had 12 Images of the Zodiac, to be meditated with each month (to sense the working of the 'solar' forces in the cosmos), plus a listing of the Moon's phases & position in the signs each night (for sensing the 'lunar' forces), and a list of dates of births and deaths of spiritual figures and dates of events to contemplate on specific days. Here's the Soul-Calendar restored to this complete form, with some details added on the planets in the night sky this week as well.
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The Sun, according to the Doctor, is under the influence of the constellation TAURUS from May 1st to June 15th in our era. A version (done by Margaret Roessler) of a new symbolic image of the BULL from the original Soul-Calendar (created originally by artist Imma von Eckherdstein from Dr. Steiner's sketches & indications) is attached to this e-mail.
For those not familiar with the use of mantras: The anthroposophic spiritual path uses symbolic images, like the Zodiac image (called 'Imaginations' ), to awaken 'spiritual sight', and mantras ('Inspirations' ) to open 'spiritual hearing.' The meaning of the words of a mantra at first sight is not important, but rather what happens when you recite it and enter with deeper soul-forces into its inner experience. Also, these mantras were created in the German language and have their rhythms in that, so learning an English version is just a step to using the original; I've kept close to it in translating, so anyone can easily go from English to German.
Es wächst der Sinne Macht
Im Bunde mit der Götter Schaffen,
Sie drückt des Denkens Kraft
Zur Traumes Dumpfheit mir herab.
Wenn göttlich Wesen
Sich meiner Seele einen will,
Muss menschlich Denken
Im Traumessein sich still bescheiden.
There waxes the Senses' Might
In Union with the Gods' Shaping,
It draws my Thinking's Power
Down to Dream Dimness.
When godly Essence
With my soul would become one,
Must Man's Thinking
Quietly humble itself to Dream-existence .
An interpretation based on working with the mantra:
The spiritual force of the light in the outer world of the senses, growing in this spring-time, is so strong that it dims down thinking to a level similar to the dream state---- and this week that very dim dream state is more what we must pay heed to.
Sunday, May 23rd Moon Libra. Savanarola burnt at the stake 1498.
Monday, May 24th. Moon Libra. Copernicus died 1543. Lord Bulwer-Lytton born 1803.
Tuesday, May 25th. Moon Scorpio. Laying of the Foundation Stone of the Strassbourg Monastery 1277.
Wednesday, May 26th. Moon Scorpio. .The Venerable Bede (famous English monk of the 8th century).
Thursday, May 27th. Moon Sagittarius. Full Moon. Maria of Magdala. Dante born 1265. Calvin died 1564.
Friday, May 28th Moon Sagittarius. Wilhelm.
Saturday, May 29th. Moon Capricorn. Christiana.
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PLANETS in the Night Sky:
Brilliant VENUS is an 'evening star' and is seen in the West above the setting sun, beneath the Twins.
Reddish MARS is high in the Western sky at sunset, beneath the stars of the Lion--- currently at the Lion's paw.
SATURN is in the south at sunset to the left of Mars, beneath the Lion's tail.
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Mougins: Castellaras, at the heart of a beautiful domain, a superb and spacious villa with 270m² of living space, renovated throughout. The villa benefits from an elevated position and an open view of the countryside. With lots of charm and high standards, the villa features an entrance hall, living/dining room with fireplace, luxurious kitchen, patio with summer kitchen, 7 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms.
Villa – Muan-Sarthe, Côte d'Azur (French Riviera), France
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Welcome From Western Kentucky!
This is a discussion on Greetings from hot and dry southeastern Colorado within the New Members Introduce Yourself forums, part of the Welcome To DefensiveCarry.com category; I'm brand new here, but not new to concealed carry. I've had my permit long enough to have "grandmothered" in when the state requirements changed ...
I'm brand new here, but not new to concealed carry. I've had my permit long enough to have "grandmothered" in when the state requirements changed and a handgun class became mandatory prior to issuance of the permit. I grew up in a gun-owning family and can't remember ever being without one, but mostly rifles and shotguns. My husband and I have a Tomcat Beretta 3032 (grip too short, my fingers too long), H&R 949 Colt Revolver (tad bit heavy, but I love its Old West aura), and a Ruger Standard .22 (best fit for me of our three, but I'm not fond of it). The Beretta is okay for on-body CC, but I don't like handling it because it is uncomfortably small to for my hand size. The other two are too bulky and heavy for on-body concealment.
Consequently, I'm in the research phase of what I (emphasis added) want rather than dealing with what my sincerely helpful husband/brother/sons suggest I need/want. My hands are long and medium width with long slender fingers. While I've carried in a purse or in a vehicle for years, I'm in a position now that I'm going to carry on my body. I'm impressed with what I've read about SmartCarry holsters, and I'm going to order one, but I need the gun first. I live in a very rural area and shopping for a handgun requires hours of travel to a gunshop that offers more than just looking and holding, so I'm doing my homework well before I actually shop in person at a dealer who has a 'try it out before you buy it' facility.
Welcome From Western Kentucky!
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Welcome from northern Colorado!
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experience comes from bad decisions"
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Welcome from East Tennessee!! I also have a TomCat. I pocket carry it daily as a backup.
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Welcome aboard dhownbey from the great state of Pennsylvania!
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Welcome from Va ! I agree with your post....try it before ya buy it. If you are not comfortable with your firearm it may end up collecting dust or not serving its purpose...protecting you and your family.
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Rising in the West and settling in the East, this tech-savvy outfit has become a national star without losing its West Coast shine. Just don't call it a lifestyle firm...
GROWING out of Seattle and boasting a strong Bay Area presence, it's little surprise that Perkins Coie's tech credentials are long-established. The firm has made its name servicing some of the most cutting-edge companies going, and its client roster now reads like a who's who of social media and technology companies. Household names like Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft and Netflix are all on the books, and the high-flying aviation practice – top ranked in Chambers USA – has been servicing Boeing for a century. Chambers recognizes a dozen other practice areas too, including general commercial litigation, labor & employment, IP, retail, and political law. For more on the latter, read our interview with Hillary Clinton's campaign lawyer and Perkins Coie partner Marc Elias.
It's been a prosperous year for Perkins Coie (pronounced coo-ey). Revenue is up by 5.4% and there have been some significant triumphs for the firm's esteemed political law practice. In Florida there was a big victory for voters when Perkins successfully challenged the lawfulness of the Sunshine State's congressional voting map. Head to Illinois, and Highland Park's ban on assault weapons and large capacity magazines was upheld with Perkins Coie's help, a coup that rookies were "extremely proud of due to the ripple effect it could have upon gun control laws nationwide." We join them in firing our metaphorical guns in the air with glee.
Juniors were also highly complimentary about the firm's culture. Though now a national presence, "Perkins' management has retained a considerate approach that many of our East Coast rivals lack." Managerial transparency is pretty good, suits have made way for slacks, and weekends in the office are thankfully few and far between. "We're all extremely hard working and there are late nights," reminded one interviewee, "but we also care a lot about supporting one another and working together to make our clients' problems disappear. The firm's approach just helps to facilitate that end result."
The Work
On arrival, a handful of new recruits are snapped up by smaller teams such as energy & resources (EER), political law and product liability, but most go into the business, commercial litigation, or IP practice groups. Fledglings in these three practices are assigned to one of a number of subgroups. Business has subgroups including: corporate governance/transactions; emerging companies & venture capital; financial transactions/restructuring; international transactions & trade; private equity; and tech transactions & privacy. Within commercial litigation, juniors join one of: antitrust; business litigation; construction; environment; insurance recovery; securities; or white-collar/investigations. IP folks choose to specialize in patent work or trademark & copyright.
"You feel increasingly integral with every month that goes by."
The subgroup allocation can be more a formality, because "scheduling is quite fluid." In fact, juniors are "encouraged to scout out work from seniors and partners whose practices we find interesting. Once you've shown them what you can do, they'll usually keep you busy." Associates fill in regular email surveys to help management keep an eye on utilization, and a career coach is on hand for those who feel they've got too much on their plate and to answer anything else related to career development. As one Seattlite chimed: "She used to work here before becoming a counselor, so understands what it's like to practice at a BigLaw firm. Having that safe space to discuss any anxieties is a huge resource."
Juniors' development is "well managed," and the consensus was that "they get you up to speed carefully." To begin, rookies are accountable for more discrete responsibilities, which for litigators involves doc review and research, and for deal-doers includes diligence and disclosure. "We're always told to ask questions, no matter how stupid they may seem. As your understanding and experience grow, people become more open to giving you new responsibilities. You feel increasingly integral with every month that goes by." By their second year most young litigators had taken depositions or drafted motions, whereas on the transactional side our more experienced interviewees had negotiated on smaller deals and handled ancillary documents. Often offering the chance to work one-on-one with partners, smaller matters were touted as "a good fast-track to higher responsibilities."
"Whenever we've asked for improvements to be made, Perkins has really listened," was the experience of one happy junior. In Seattle, for example, "there was recently some demand among associates for standing desks, and the firm happily obliged" (though we should point out these don't come as standard in all offices). It's little surprise that those in the Emerald City like to be on their feet: whether they're dashing off to the "generously subsidized" cafeteria, hitting the free gym or taking in the "spectacular" view of Mount Rainier from their office, "there are no expenses spared to create an exciting and inspiring work setting." But when it comes to views, Perkins' Anchorage outpost really steals the show. Sources had heard that "you can see Denali from your desk, and beluga-spotting emails circulate when a pod is spotted in the Turnagain Arm!"
"There are no expenses spared to create an exciting and inspiring work setting."
Outside Seattle, Perkins Coie has 15 other offices spread around pretty much most of the country. With so many footholds nationwide, does Perkins feel like an integrated operation? "I don't feel like the HQ bosses us around," non-Seattlites agreed. Each January the firm's new associate retreat serves as "an invaluable tool" for promoting cross-office interaction, welcoming all new starters to Seattle for "breakout training zones, writing clinics, presentations on the firm's culture, and tutorials on how to reach out to other offices to get work. I've gotten work through contacts I made on that retreat."
Training & Development
The new starter retreat is trailed by a succession of monthly CLEs and departmental training sessions, which are broadcast firmwide. The mini-MBA begun just over a year ago for deal-doers was just as popular in its second year, providing transactional hopefuls with tips on representing businesses over the course of six 90-minute sessions. "When I began I didn't even know what an income statement was," sighed one rookie, "so the mini-MBA helped to map out a lot of gray areas."
"The onus is on us to consult partners."
Guided by biannual appraisals in their first year, and annual appraisals from then on, rookies' learning is bolstered on-the-job. "We're busy folk, so the onus is on us to consult partners if we'd like feedback," elaborated one. "If you ask partners to sit with you and talk through your progress they'd find a time to do it, without question."
There are two firmwide diversity retreats every other year: one for women, and one for all other minorities. "It's not just a free vacation," explained one minority associate. "The leadership comes out too, as there's a belief that these kinds of events can really help the firm to grow. When management asked us what the firm could improve upon, I really felt it was listening."
On a more regular basis, "the firm stages internal discussions focusing on nuanced discrepancies like the difference between working with introverts and extroverts," highlighted one Phoenix junior. Such considerations bleed into Perkins' hiring, where "a far-reaching range of geographic locations and law schools is represented."
"A far-reaching range of geographic locations and law schools is represented."
Furthermore, Perkins' 1L diversity fellowship scheme "is also an important tool for recruiting students who ultimately become associates," says director of recruiting and retention Mike Gotham. "The program offers a dozen or so paid summer associate positions per year, and recipients are also awarded a $7,500 scholarship to assist with their school tuition."
"Around 35% of us are based in Seattle," one second-year explained, "so the overall pulse of the firm really stems from here." Interviewees in offices nationwide had felt the effect of this West Coast cultural lifeblood. They noted a relaxed dress code –"we're not here in shorts, but ties are a rarity. We'll wear jeans on a Friday" – a friendly working atmosphere, and the flexibility to dictate your own office hours as some of the key benefits. "It's a really pleasant environment to be in," associates agreed. "No one seems to take themselves too seriously. There's a recognition that we're all a team that comes together to get the job done."
"We're not here in shorts, but ties are a rarity."
Perkins may boast a "laid back West Coast feel," but it's not all country retreats and mountain-gazing. In the words of managing partner John Devaney: "We manage with a real emphasis on collegiality, transparency and civility – we work hard for our clients, and we also work hard to make the firm a place where people want to come in each day, roll up their sleeves and do great work with people they enjoy. People here are extremely determined and devoted, and we want to reward that with a fulfilling work place."
Hours & Compensation
Billing targets and salaries are linked to local markets, so whereas 1,800 hours will bag you $100,000 in Anchorage, for example, those in DC, Texas and California are among those expected to put in 1,950 to earn $160k. In Portland the figures are 1,850 for $120,000, the same hours as those in Seattle but for $30,000 less salary. "Different markets command different rates," accepted one junior, "but our pay is on par with most of the larger firms in our respective locations."
"Our pay is on par."
Portland's rise to hipsterdom has pushed up rents significantly, prompting some calls for a salary increase. Following their Seattle neighbors' recent compensation and billing target raise, Portlandians "couldn't have been more impressed with the way the firm handled it. Our managing partner held a lunch to inform us how our compensation would be reviewed, and let us know what we could do to assist the process." Bonuses are awarded for every 50 additional hours that associates put in beyond their billing targets.
"The work/life balance is tremendous here," said one happy caller. "Sure it's a lot of work, but people are incredibly considerate of your time. As long as you're getting everything done it doesn't matter where you are." Most of our sources put in an average of ten hours a day, but "whether you clock in all your your hours in the office, or put in some at home is up to you." Weekend work is "somewhat of a rarity," thanks in part to partners' "accepting attitude of the need for a life outside of work." As one respondent delighted, "if people send you an email on a Sunday, they'll often start it off with 'Sorry to bother you,' and 'Don't do anything until tomorrow!'"
Pro Bono
Whether it's acquitting Osama bin Laden's driver of supporting terrorism or overturning Arizona's same-sex marriage ban, Perkins has earned a real reputation for taking on headline-hitting pro bono cases. More than just a mere ploy to hit the front pages, the firm's "dedicated approach to social justice" brings in all sorts. All pro bono hours count toward associates' billable target, so whether it's prisoners' rights cases, immigration work, or landlord-tenant disputes, "pretty much everyone has a pro bono matter on at all times." One good Samaritan added: "When it comes to skills such as case management, drafting, redrafting, and even advocacy, it can really open some doors early on."
"Pretty much everyone has a pro bono matter on at all times."
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Strategy & Future
When we asked associates what's on the horizon, the answer was almost unanimous: "Keep growing our national presence." One elaborated: "We've been labeled as a super-regional firm for too long, and when you consider the locations and clients we cover, we feel that 'regional' misses the mark."
"We feel that 'regional' misses the mark."
As Perkins' first managing partner outside of Seattle in over a century, DC-based John Devaney's 2015 ascension "marked a real turning point." As the boss himself continues: "Selecting a managing partner in DC shows that we're a firm with a national and global outlook." Are there any further expansion plans in the pipeline? "We intend to continue our growth by further strengthening in our major markets: the Bay Area, Chicago, DC and NY," he explains. "We're still a bit weighted toward the western side of the Mississippi river, so though nothing is imminent, we are certainly interested in increasing our East Coast footprint."
Get Hired
Like all top law firms Perkins is looking for intelligent hopefuls with a demonstrable interest in the legal world. Law review, moot court, or prior work experience were all cited as good resume-boosters, but "what sets our hiring apart is the emphasis placed on also finding a good match," said a someone in a medium-sized office. "A survival of the fittest mentality doesn't wash here. That's especially true if you're applying for a smaller office."
"A survival of the fittest mentality doesn't wash here."
Recruiting chief Mike Gotham also shuns any sharp elbows, confirming "we hire associates with the expectation that they'll be here for the long haul." And though the day-to-day dress code may allow a little more breathing space than at some rival firms, when it comes to interviews, Gotham has "never seen a student show up in less than a suit." Read our full interview with him in the Bonus Features.
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We speak with Perkins' head recruiter Mike Gotham
Chambers Associate: Have there been any notable developments in Perkins' entry-level recruiting plans over the past few years?
Mike Gotham: Our entry-level hiring has gradually increased. This is partly due to the growing economy and amount of work available, and partly because the firm has continued to increase its number of attorneys overall. Several of our offices that did not previously hire summer associates and entry-level associates are now large enough to do so on a regular basis. In recent years, this has included San Diego, Denver and Washington, DC.
CA: As a firm with a number of smaller regional offices, how important are geographical ties when recruiting?
MG: Candidates do not have to have already lived in a particular city to be considered for a position there. People have many different reasons to want to live and work in a certain market. As long as there is some reason, then it is a non-issue.
CA: What other considerations influence the firm's hiring?
MG: Of course, we interview at national law schools but each office also recruits from law schools in its local area. There are a couple of different criteria that we prioritise. Obviously academic accomplishment is a baseline requirement, but from there we look for a variety of different characteristics. We are looking for law students who do more than just go to school: people who have demonstrated leadership skills, or made contributions to their community. Law review or journal-writing experience is also critical.
We also look for students with some sense of where they want their career to go. It's encouraging to meet interviewees who have a sufficient understanding of themselves and the nature of certain practice areas to have formed a rough idea of where they think they might fit into the practice of law.
CA: What does Perkins do to promote diversity in recruiting?
MG: Perkins recruits at a wide variety of schools across the US, and we've really worked to increase our visibility with diverse law students. At some law schools, partners have met with faculty and students to talk about their practice areas, and in others the firm has sponsored careers services boot camps and other events for diverse students. Our 1L diversity fellowship is also an important tool for recruiting students who ultimately become associates. The program offers a dozen or so paid summer associate positions per year, and recipients are also awarded a $7,500 scholarship to assist with their school tuition.
CA: With offices in Beijing, Shanghai and Taipei, are there any opportunities for Perkins' younger associates to try a stint across the Pacific?
MG: Not really. There are some practices that have ongoing working ties with our Asian offices and matters in Asia. Patent litigation is an example. But for most associates, travel and time in Asia would be rare.
CA: So what sets apart Perkins Coie from other large national firms?
MG: Students who are looking for a firm where they'll be valued as an important part of the enterprise should seriously consider applying here. We hire associates with the expectation that they'll be here for the long haul. A tremendous amount of effort is put into promoting communication and transparency between the firm and its associates, whether it's firm management issues, financial decision-making or strategic plans.
CA: On that note, interviewees were pleased with the firm's handling of recent compensation reviews. As a firm that offers subjective market rates, are there any further raises to report?
MG: Salaries were recently increased in Seattle, Bellevue and Portland. We continue to look at whether we need to do the same in other markets.
CA: And finally, we've heard that when it comes to dress code, Perkins is a little more relaxed than some of its competitors. Is it necessary to wear a suit at interview?
MG: Wear a suit to any interview: it's standard practice. I've never seen a student show up in less than a suit. We're not the type of people who'll expect you to wear a certain brand, or cut, or colour, but by not presenting yourself well at interview you'll do yourself a disservice.
Perkins Coie LLP
1201 Third Avenue,
Suite 4900,
Website www.perkinscoie.com
- Head Office: Seattle, WA
- Number of domestic offices: 16
- Number of international offices: 3
- Worldwide revenue: $710,000,000
- Partners (US): 493
- Senior Counsel (US): 68
- Other Attorneys: (US): 24
- Associates (US): 407
- Summer Salary 2016
- 1Ls: $2,200-$3,077/week
- 2Ls: $2,200-$3,077/week
- Post 3Ls: N/A
- 1Ls hired? Yes
- Split summers offered? Case by case
- Can summers spend time in overseas office? No
- Summers 2016: 64
- Offers/acceptances 2015: 51 offers, 47 acceptances
Main areas of work
Perkins Coie's practice areas include business; environment, energy and resources; intellectual property; labor and employment; litigation; personal planning; political law; product liability; real estate.
Firm profile
With offices across the United States and in China, Perkins Coie provides a full array of corporate, commercial litigation and intellectual property legal services to clients that span the range of entities in the business world – from Fortune 100 corporations to small, independent start-ups, as well as public and not-for-profit organizations.
Recruitment details
• Number of 1st year associates: 29
• Number of 2nd year associates: 30
• Associate salaries: 1st year: Varies by office
• 2nd year: Varies by office
• Clerking policy: Yes
Law Schools attending for OCIs in 2016:
Arizona State University, Brigham Young University, Chicago, Columbia, Cornell, Duke, Fordham, George Washington, Georgetown, Harvard, Loyola (Chicago), Loyola (Los Angeles), Michigan, Northwestern, NYU, Penn, Santa Clara, Seattle University, Stanford, Texas, UC Berkeley, UC Davis, UC Hastings, UC Irvine, UCLA, University of Arizona, University of Illinois, University of Oregon, University of Utah, University of Washington, USC, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Yale
Summer details
Summer associate profile:
Hiring criteria include demonstrated academic excellence, creative problem solving, leadership in and service to the community and dedication to excellence in the legal profession.
Summer program components:
Perkins Coie's summer program provides wide-ranging work opportunities and social events designed to promote interaction among summer associates, attorneys and staff. Supervising attorneys provide informal feedback after each assignment and they submit written, formal evaluations to the office hiring committee. The formal evaluations become part of each summer associate's midsummer and final evaluations. Summer associates have the opportunity for both informal and formal training throughout the program.


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Although still referred to as "Coach," Derrick Dace officially has a new title–Principal. During his sixteen-year career in the field of education (nine of which were spent in Tunica County), he has coached girls' basketball, varsity football and taught high school math. Dace believes his previous positions have given him experience in team building and leadership that will serve him well in his role as principal.
Dace's educational philosophy centers on the idea that all children are capable of learning, and that it is the duty of teachers and administrators to see that each individual succeeds. He also acknowledges that it is the responsibility of the school to equip students with the skills necessary to become viable prospects in today's job market.
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- Dec 30, 2009Axel Berger wrote:
>I think that's a bit more than needed to protect their stuff but can
> Mick Housel wrote:
> > Ya'll have a good week and a Happy New Year!
> Some to you, have a good one. Maybe I was a bit over the top, but the
> permanent mistrust around me does grate. When people have finished
> filling up a little before me and lock their cars when going in to pay,
> I do see this as a personal affront, just like picking up valuables and
> taking them along when going to the loo in e.g. a library.
also understand it why some might feel that way. I grew up in the middle
of nowhere in the Sierra Nevada mountains of northern California. 6 kids
in my elementary school class in my home town. Since then I've lived all
over the western US from San Diego to Washington state and as far east
as Texas. From big cities to little tiny towns that hardly made the
definition of town. Unfortunately in the 1/2 century of my existence,
I've seen things change from being able to leave things unlocked
wherever you were to keeping your house, garage, etc. locked unless you
want to replace things continuously. I've had to replace things a few
times from theft and it's cheaper to install and use locks. Some things
can't be replaced such as pictures and family heirlooms. It's like Mr.
Savage said "Locks keep honest people honest".
> But something else: My WLAN is open but my partitions are protected viaThat depends on the complexity and length of the passwords. Most
> password on Win98. How long does that take to crack? Minutes? Seconds?
> Or hours, which would be safe enough for anything I've got.
passwords less than 9 characters in length can be broken in a matter of
minutes. Win98 files are tougher to protect due to the lack of security
& encryption of the FAT file system in comparison with NTFS.
BTW, I'd like to take the time to say thanks to all the regulars on the
NTB lists that are there to answer the questions and provide guidance
for those that are new or learning more about NTB, clips, etc. I've
recommended NTB many times, partly because it's a great text editor but
also because of the outstanding support given on these lists. I've
learned lots just by reading and taking note of things that are discussed.
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|John Donne an English poet and a cleric in the Church of England. He is considered the pre-eminent representative of the metaphysical poets. His works are noted for their strong, sensual style and include sonnets, love poems, religious poems, Latin translations, epigrams, elegies, songs, satires and sermons. His poetry is noted for its vibrancy of language and inventiveness of metaphor, especially compared to that of his contemporaries. Donne's style is characterised by abrupt openings and various paradoxes, ironies and dislocations. These features, along with his frequent dramatic or everyday speech rhythms, his tense syntax and his tough eloquence, were both a reaction against the smoothness of conventional Elizabethan poetry and an adaptation into English of European baroque and mannerist techniques. His early career was marked by poetry that bore immense knowledge of English society and he met that knowledge with sharp criticism. Another important theme in Donne's poetry is the idea of true religion, something that he spent much time considering and about which he often theorized. He wrote secular poems as well as erotic and love poems. He is particularly famous for his mastery of metaphysical conceits
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|Jane Frances de Chantal a Roman Catholic Saint, who founded a religious order after the death of her husband.
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|Cyril Metropolitan of Moscow the Metropolitan of Moscow and all Rus from 1568 until 1572.
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|Francis II Duke of Lorraine the son of Charles III, Duke of Lorraine and Claude of Valois. He was Duke of Lorraine briefly in 1624, quickly abdicating in favour of his son
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|Sigismund Báthory Prince of Transylvania.
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|William Strachey an English writer whose works are among the primary sources for the early history of the English colonisation of North America. He is best remembered today as the eye-witness reporter of the 1609 shipwreck on the uninhabited island of Bermuda of the colonial ship Sea Venture, which was caught in a hurricane while sailing to Virginia. The survivors eventually reached Virginia after building two small ships during the ten months they spent on the island. His account of the incident and of the Virginia colony is thought by most Shakespearean scholars to have been a source for Shakespeare's play The Tempest
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|Adam Tanner (mathematician) an Austrian Jesuit professor of mathematics and philosophy.
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|Maurice Landgrave of Hesse-Kassel the Landgrave of Hesse-Kassel in the Holy Roman Empire from 1592 to 1627.
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|Ben Jonson an English playwright, poet, and literary critic of the seventeenth century, whose artistry exerted a lasting impact upon English poetry and stage comedy. He popularised the comedy of humours. He is best known for the satirical plays Every Man in His Humour , Volpone, or The Foxe , The Alchemist , and Bartholomew Fayre: A Comedy , and for his lyric poetry; he is generally regarded as the second most important English dramatist, after William Shakespeare, during the reign of James I
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|Fakhr-al-Din II a Druze prince and an early leader of the Emirate of Chouf, a self-governed area under the Ottoman Empire between the 17th and 19th centuries. Son of Prince Qorqmaz ibn Maan and Sit Nasab of the Tanukhi family, he was given the title "Emir" or Prince in Arabic because the Maan family was pre-eminent in the Shouf and, periodically, a larger area. He is often referred to as "Fakhr ad-Din II" because of his grandfather Fakhr ad-Din He and members of his family were from time to time appointed Sanjakbeyi or governor/tax-farmer of districts like Sidon or Beirut. His period was characterized by economic and cultural prosperity, and he had fought other Lebanese families to unite the people of Lebanon and seek independence from the Ottoman Empire. He is therefore considered by some to be the first "Man of Lebanon" to seek the sovereignty of modern-day Lebanon. Others consider this to be anachronistic as his aims were more dynastic than national. However, the Ottomans eventually tired of this troublesome vassal. Sultan Murad IV had him executed with one or two of his sons on April 13, 1635
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|John Erskine 17th Earl of Mar a son of John, 5th Lord Erskine, who was guardian of King James V, and afterwards of Mary, Queen of Scots.
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|John Sigismund Elector of Brandenburg a Prince-elector of the Margraviate of Brandenburg from the House of Hohenzollern. He also served as a Duke of Prussia
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|Cyril Lucaris a Greek prelate and theologian, and a native of Candia, Crete. He later became the Greek Patriarch of Alexandria as Cyril III and Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople as Cyril Lucaris strove for a reform of the Eastern Orthodox Church along Protestant and Calvinist lines. Attempts to bring Calvinism into the Orthodox Church were rejected, and Cyril's actions and motivations remain a matter of debate among the Orthodox
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|Daniel Sennert a renowned German physician and a prolific academic writer, especially in the field of alchemy or chemistry. He held the position of professor of medicine at the University of Wittenberg for many years
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|Johannes Vodnianus Campanus a Czech humanist, composer, pedagogue, poet, and dramatist. He was born in Vodňany , in southern Bohemia. He studied at the University of Prague and in 1596 and was made Master of Liberal Arts there. He became a teacher in Prague and Kutná Hora. From 1603 he taught Greek and Latin at the University of Prague. He also taught history and Latin poetry. He was repeatedly appointed as dean, prorector, and rector of this university


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Furnished Accommodation in Manhattan New York City
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Lotus Accommodation is centrally located in Manhattan. We are conveniently accessible by all major transportation network systems for the underground subway system and buses, offering easy access to everything New York City has to offer.
Convenient Location - Less than a 4 minute walk to the underground Metro subway system A,B,C,D and 1 train lines. a 10 minute train ride to Central Park, Museum of Natural History, Times Square, Rockerfeller Center, Empire State Building. A 20 minute train ride to the East and West Villages, Noho, Soho, Little Italy and downtown.
Lotus Accommodation offers a peaceful, relaxing environment. We are British and understand the needs of the European traveller.
Stay with us in our beautiful brownstone in your own apartment. Each apartment has 2 spacious rooms, a fully equipped kitchen and full bathroom. Each private bedroom has a full-size comfortable bed with linens, supple leather sofa, dining table with chairs.
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What a great find!
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Great apartment to visit NYC with your family and friends. Near the express trains to midtown, the owner Michele is very kind, always there to solve problems and answer questions. Summery: highly recommended
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Guestbook comments from the owner
Great apartment to visit NYC with your family and friends. Near the express trains to midtown, the owner Michele is very kind, always there to solve problems and answer questions. Summery: highly recommended
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What a great find!
We found this absolute gem by chance but what a great find. We spent a week there with our 2 daughters in late July. It is really well positioned in Harlem, making it very easy to get around and see as much of Manhattan as you want to. The accomodation was lovely, even better than we expected from viewing the website. We aren't great fans of impersonal hotels and this appartment was perfect for us - really well furnished and comfortable. Michele is a great hostess, very friendly and helpful. This was our second visit to NYC and we had a lovely holiday. We will definitely go back again soon and have already recommended Michele's apartment to several friends.
Brilliant first taste of New York!
We had such a great time here at this lovely apartment - everything we needed was there, and there were so many additional extra touches which really made a difference, like the breakfast items provided and all laid out for the morning after our arrival. Michele (ably assisted by Jodi) was such a lovely friendly source of help and info for us first-timers; we were very well looked-after, and as another reviewer has mentioned, Michele strikes exactly the right balance between providing a helpful and supportive presence and respecting her guests' privacy. Enjoyed spending time in this part of NY, and would definitely recommend.
It's really quite exceptional!
We booked this apartment for 5 people based primarily on price, we are a mixed group and hotels are very expensive.
What an absolute bonus the apartment was and it was a major factor in us having an unforgettable first trip to NYC.
Michele has thought of everything and has the balance just right, being thoughtful & helpful but not being intrusive. She helped us to understand the subway and gave some very useful tips on keeping safe. She had bought in some provisions to ensure we had drinks and cereal for breakfast after our late arrival. It was great to have extras like travel adaptors, kettle, washing up supplies, hair dryers and condiments (we've stayed many places where these type of things are not supplied)
The area of Harlem felt safe at all times and we enjoyed eating there more than in the hustle of Downtown.
As our trip came to an end, Michele helped by printing our boarding passes and arranging our transport to JFK.
To summarise the whole experience from the initial enquiry was straightforward and I would highly recommend Lotus Accommodation
Ideal for exploring New York
Great property in good location, Lovely apartment clean and spacious. Michele was very helpful and made us feel very welcome and provided all the information we needed to have a fantastic time in New York. Hope to visit again sometime. Many thanks.
Excellent stay in NYC
This is excellent accommodation in NYC! There are two very comfortable bedrooms on opposite ends of the unit, providing privacy for both rooms. Beds are very comfortable, towels are plentiful, and the kitchen is fully functional. The unit is within easy walking distance to two different subway lines, and there are plenty of dining options within walking distance as well. The neighborhood is safe and very vibrant. Its a great sanctuary from Manhattan, and you can be in the city within 30 minutes. I highly recommend this as an option for up to five people. The pictures are accurate, as I stayed in early August 2016.
The perfect living for our week in the NY!
We couldn't find a better accommodation when I, my fiancé and my parents went to New York for one weeks stay! The host was very nice and helpful in every way possible. She welcomed us when we arrived and showed us the apartment as well as told us about Harlem, things to do and see and what to think of when staying in the US/NY/Harlem.
The apartment was great and we loved it!! It had everything we needed including a lot of information about New York, maps etc. It was clean and fresh and situated on a calm street which we really appreciated after being out in the city the whole day. There were two subways nearby and it was easy to travel from there. Harlem was a nice place to live in, giving us the opportunity to see the everyday life of New York and we really liked the mix of cultures.
We definitely recommend other visitors to book this apartment for their stay in New York! It's not only comfortable and really nice - it's also really affordable!
Activity and Interests
Conveniently located to the underground public subway system with easy access to all tourist attractions: Central Park, Riverside Park, Museum of Natural History, Times Square, Rockerfeller Center, Macy's department store and midtown shopping, East and West Villages, Soho and downtown. We are located in Harlem a diverse residential neighbourhood in Manhattan. We are home to global citizens of the world particularly artists, performers, musicians, actors, designers, poets, professionals, shop workers and firemen..... The area is home to the latin community which is vibrant and colourful, truely an old fashioned New York neighborhood with it's wonderful characters.
Other Activities: Ice-skating, sports center, track and field
Prices and Availability
Rental rates
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
|Event Price
1 Jun 2017 - 31 Jul 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
Standard Rate 2017
1 Aug 2017 - 7 Jan 2018
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
* Approximate monthly price. Actual pricing will depend on the days of the month you stay.
Additional pricing information
|No additional mandatory fees
|Refundable Damage Deposit
$225 per night ( 4 person maximum) for 2 bedrooms with private bathroom and kitchen.
Security Deposit is required upon booking $300.
Winter rate 1,100 usd for 7 nights January /February/March
Owner's Cancellation Policy
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Property Type
- apartment
- Budget
- Family
- Historic
- Tourist Attractions
- Air Conditioning
- Alarm Clock
- Basic Soaps
- Hair Dryer
- Heating
- Internet
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided
- Local Activities Guide
- Local Maps
- Local Restaurant Guide
- Paper Towels
- Parking On Street
- Toilet Paper
- Towels Provided
- Wireless Internet
- 4 Ring Stove
- Coffee Maker
- Cooking Utensils
- Kitchenette
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Toaster
- Child's Highchair
- Dining Area
- DVD Player
- Radio
- Television
- Low Allergen Environment
- not suitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair inaccessible
Location Type
- city centre
- town
- botanical garden
- churches
- cinemas
- laundrette - not serviced
- library
- live theatre
- museums
- playground
- recreation centre
- restaurants
- zoo
Leisure Activities
- sight seeing
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- fitness centre
- groceries
- hospital
- laundrette - serviced
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- fly fishing
- ice skating
- pier fishing
- roller blading
- swimming
- tennis
Floor Area
- 700 sq. ft.
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Bath with Shower
- Clean modern bathroom with marble floor and white porcelain fixtures. Bath with shower, toilet and sink. Ample storage for toiletries, soft bath and hand towels.
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 4
- Bedroom 2 - 1 Large Double Bed, 1 Cot
- Bedroom 1 - 1 Large Double Bed, 1 Child Bed
- Sleeps 4 adults. A cot or small folding chair bed is available for 5th child/youth if needed for a nominal charge. Both bedrooms are furnished in a modern style, clean bright use of colour to enhance a minimalist approach to living. Low allergen environment. Each room has a queen-size bed, glass dining table with leather chairs. Soft leather sofa with ample bedside tables. Endless closet space with drawers for additional storage. Simple yet well equipped with sheets, duvet, blankets, hairdryer, ipod docking station / clock radio, guide books and free wireless internet access.Overlooks private rear facing garden & Victorian street scape.
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 4
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- children welcome ...
- Kitchen is fully equipped with appliances and utensils. Everything you might need including sewing kits, First Aid Kit, umbrellas.


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Welcome to this week's round-up of posts you might have missed. It has been a fairly busy week as I prepare for the new series of interviews beginning in March and I am thrilled with the response. Twenty five talented authors, poets, musicians and other creative people have come forward to take part in either Book Reading at the Bookstore or The Creative Artist Interview.
Whilst there are some set questions there are also three personalised questions that I am including in each interview so as you can imagine I am taking my time with that. I hope to have them all out by Monday… It looks like I may go to two posts a week to make sure that nobody is hanging around for weeks waiting for their interview to go live. That being the case if you have not already volunteered.. here is the link which includes the format for the interviews.
Here are all the new promotional opportunities, with something for everyone, all on one page.
On the subject of promotions.
On the 21st I am off on a girls week with my two sisters to celebrate our three birthdays that are all in February. I will be taking a break from writing posts for the blog but the blog will be handed over to some fabulous and talented members of the blogging community who will be filling in for me in my absence.
I have no worries about leaving the blog for the week to fend for itself but I thought it was another promotional opportunity for you all. As well as the guest post.. I will make sure to top and tail with an intro, feature books, blog, art etc as well as links. Definitely good for the blog and perhaps a little boost for you. Especially as I will not be doing the usual book promotions that week.
If you would like to apply for the job of part-time blog sitter please come back to me by Thursday so that I can get it scheduled in time.
As always I am hugely grateful for your wonderful support, comments, shares and motivation. ♥♥
Enough of the mushy stuff.. and on with the posts from the week…..
Classical music with William Price King
So pleased that so many of you are enjoying the last in the classical music series and the story of American soprano Leontyne Price. This week a look at her performances in the 1950s and the bigotry that she endured in her early career.
Weekly Image and Haiku
I am so lucky to have some wonderful co-hosts on occasion for the blog and one post this week seemed to touch the hearts of many of you. Wayne Barnes of Tofino Photographs has been a blogging friend for the last three years and he sent me some recent photographs of the eagles Romeo and Juliette.. he very kindly agreed to let me use one of the images for this week's Haiku.. You can see the full sized version in the post.
Short Story – After the Festival
Another collaboration with illustrator Donata Zawdska with After the Festival. I was very privileged to be able to use the artwork for my short story..a new one from my upcoming Tales from the Irish Garden later in the year.. I hope you enjoy.
The new interview series if you missed them last week.
Book Promotions
Sally's Cafe and Bookstore New on the Shelves
Sally's Cafe and Bookstore – Author Update
Smorgasbord Blogger Daily – Another 25 bloggers promoted this week.
If you would like to be included in the Blogger Daily then just leave a link to your most recent post in the comments section of the round up today..
Smorgasbord Health – series Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
Smorgasbord health – A – Z of Common Conditions – Lung Cancer.
Humour and Afternoon Video
That is it for another week on Smorgasbord.. Couldn't do it without you.. Please remember that it saves me time if you volunteer your news about new book releases, fantastic reviews or share your blog post link.. Help me share your work.
Enjoy the rest of the weekend. Thanks Sally