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Vagabond Inn San Luis Obispo
210 Madonna Road, CA 93405 ,
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Vagabond Inn San Luis Obispo. "Vagabond Inn San Luis Obispo" is a 2-star inn. The inn is located in San Luis Obispo. The nearby airport makes it easy to reach the hotel. "Vagabond Inn San Luis Obispo" has 60 rooms. Thanks to the air conditioning, the bedroom temperature is never uncomfortable. Children can play safely in the private garden. Feel free to take a swim in the outdoor swimming pool. There is a whirlpool bath available, a welcome relaxation for body and mind. In the morning, a continental breakfast is available, which is included in the room's rate. Businessmen will appreciate that there is Internet access available at no extra charge.
The Vagabond Inn San Luis Obispo Hotel is perfectly located for both business and leisure guests to San Luis Obispo (CA). All 60 at this 2.5-star property offers well-furnished rooms and attentive service. This hotel is characterized by a combination of modern comfort and traditional element of S...
The Vagabond Inn San Luis Obispo is located just off the 101 Freeway walking distance from the famed Madonna Inn and shopping. We are located near Highway 1, Downtown, Cal Poly University- San Luis Obispo & wineries and a short drive to Pismo Beach and Morro Bay. Each morning, we serve a compli...Read more on the website
Vagabond Inn 313 is a comfortable budget hotel in San Luis Obispo, California. Located midway between San Francisco and Los Angeles on the Central Coast, the Vagabond Inn 313 has long been a stopping point for travellers. In fact, the first motel was coined in San Luis Obispo in 1925 with the nam...Read more on the website
Assuring courteous service and quality amenities, the Vagabond Inn at San Luis Obispo prides itself as an ideal location for business and leisure travellers. Location The inn is located just off 101 Freeway and is within walking distance from the famed Madonna Inn and shopping centres. It is clo...Read more on the website
The Vagabond Inn San Luis Obispo is conveniently located off the 101 Freeway, approximately 10 miles from Pismo Beach and Shell Beach. Local attractions also include Hearst Castle, Morro Rock, and Lake Laguna. The hotel is three miles from San Luis Obispo Airport and 34 miles from Santa Maria Air...
Vagabond Inn San Luis Obispo type(s): Family ,Budget
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- Shower
- Television
- Telephone
- Fax
- Radio
- Satellite Television
- Credit card accepted
- Dogs allowed
- Groups welcome
- Meals for groups
- Mini fridge
- Tourist information
- Near Golf Course
- Music
- Tennis Court
- Outdoor Pool
- Heated pool
- Jacuzzi
- Spa & Health Center
- Tea and Coffee facilities
- Hairdryer
- Ironing
- Microwave
- City maps
- Shuttle service
- Voicemail
- Fully equipped business center
- Car Rentals
- Fax / Photocopying
- Room Service
- High Speed Internet
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- 10.2 mi Central Coast Casino:
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- 8.6 mi San Luis Obispo Lighthouse:
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- 419 yd Madonna Inn Resort and Spa:
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Kew Gardens Tickets
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
There is always lots to see and do at Kew Gardens, but from time to time we have to restrict access to certain areas as we care for our plants and restore important historic buildings. Before you visit, please check our website for opening times and details of any planned closures.
We care for some of the world's rarest plant species. To protect our plants (and our visitors) we have rules around what you can and can't do in the Gardens. Please make sure you read our Garden rules before you visit.
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What people are saying about Kew Gardens
Rated 5 out of 5 by Singah from What a glorious place! So glad we went. Glad we bought tickets in advance. Kew Gardens is like no other place. Plan to spend an entire day there.
Date published: 2017-05-17
Rated 5 out of 5 by Daisy123 from Fantastic day in the Gardens. Went with my husband and 24 year old daughter on a beautiful spring day with the sun shining. Introductory tour a must, as had a very informed guide who gave us excellent advice and our bearings to go and make the most of our visit afterwards. Enjoyed the space, never felt crowded, loved the variety. Blossoms were beautiful as were the arrangements of spring flowers. Excellent meal in the Orangerie and shop well stocked.
Date published: 2017-04-03
Rated 2 out of 5 by Jacs411 from Underwhelmed by Kew overwhelmed by See Didn't enjoy Kew at all and for more detail see my trip advisor review, however, the service I had from See was exemplary. Great company and even though I messed up, they put it right for me. 5 stars for See.
Date published: 2017-04-02
Rated 3 out of 5 by jamez from Springtime I went alone and it was beautiful to enjoy the sheer beauty of nature
Date published: 2017-03-30
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nickhaw from Wonderful Kew We went as a family for a mothers day treat and by chance picked the sunniest day of 2017. the great weather perfectly complimented not only the occasion but the magnificent spring blooms notably the bluebells and spectacular magnolias - we even found this little fella sitting comfortably in a nice shady spot - a thoroughly enjoyable day had by all
Date published: 2017-03-27
Rated 5 out of 5 by Manda from Orchids Beautifully curated ....lots to see! go earlier whe it's not so busy!
Date published: 2016-02-29
Rated 4 out of 5 by West End Boyz from Taking the ex to lunch A lovely day and an enjoyable lunch with the wife I never married
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Rated 5 out of 5 by ErnieP from Brilliant day at Kew We went for the orchids, which were excellent. This lead us to the Shirley Haywood gallery where we thoroughly enjoyed the Margaret Mee et al paintings, and followed up with the Marianne North gallery which was a fascinating trip around the world. Also enjoyed the woodland gardens, early spring bulbs and magnolias on a lovely sunny, crisp day. So good we are considering membership.
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The president of KFC, Gregg Dedrick has extended an invitation to Jennifer Lopez and her husband to have an after party at anyone of the 5,500 KFC's across the country.
In his letter, Dedrick said, "We would like to offer you, your entourage and a few VIP guests an 'all access' pass to the KFC location of your choice. You have a bucketful of choices for 'after-party' locations because KFC has more than 5,500 restaurants across the country."Hearing about your fondness for KFC was music to our ears, so just name the time and the place and we'll open our doors to you for a post-concert feast."
It's a great idea from KFC, but if you read closely, they are actually being pretty cheap about it. Jennifer and her entourage can eat for free, but only a few VIP guests. Everyone else I guess has to go ahead and pay for their chicken. If you really could get Jennifer Lopez to come eat at a KFC after a concert, are you really going to make everyone go up to the cashier and order their 3 piece meal?


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A New Twist on Capital Flight: Venezuela's Absurd AirfaresBy
It's hard to find a flight out of Venezuela—and it has nothing to do with airline service.
Owing to currency controls erected under former President Hugo Chávez, Venezuelans have turned into masters of currency arbitrage, exploiting the mismatch in the official and illegal exchange rates for the dollar and bolivar. While the official rate is pegged as 6.3 bolivars to the dollar, the black market rate is seven times higher, as Reuters reported, leading to a rush to obtain dollars abroad that can be sold back home. Flights are sold out for months in advance because of a quirk in travel rules allowing anyone with a valid airline ticket to exchange up to $3,000. The maneuver is known as el raspadito, or the scrape.
But not everyone involved in the arbitrage scheme is flying—just booking a ticket is enough, and credit cards can be sent abroad to be swiped for cash advances. The heavy profits available to travelers mean that some do end up with no-cost holidays. "It is possible to travel abroad for free due to this exchange-rate magic," economist Angel Garcia Banchs told Reuters.
But only if you can secure a seat. The scrape has sent airfares soaring, with the lowest advance-purchase price next month for a return flight from New York currently priced at $2,550 on Aeroméxico. United's nonstop flight from Houston is selling for nearly $4,600 in October, while American Airlines flights from Miami can't be booked for less than $3,000. Fares on Delta from Atlanta in November also top $3,000. As a result of the high level of unused seats, some airlines are beginning to overbook at much higher rates than usual and might add extra flights.
Ten years of currency controls has led to inflation of 45 percent and shortages for such basic staples as food and toilet paper. Venezuela has devalued its currency multiple times, including by one-third earlier this year, which has intensified inflation but made the country's debt service easier to manage. In February, then-finance minister Jorge Giordani complained that his nation suffers from "an insatiable appetite for the dollar, from a type of dollarized nymphomania."
Chávez died in March, and his successor, President Nicolás Maduro, has pledged to follow the same socialist policies. The new president has called the capital flight an effort by greedy capitalists to sabotage the economy and recently announced a telephone hotline, 0-800-SABOTAGE, for people to report illegal economic activity, the Guardian newspaper reported. It's a safe bet that getting through to the hotline is easier than booking an airplane ticket these days.


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Juyoh Hotel, Tokyo
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 72 guestrooms
- Air conditioning
- Garden
- Computer station
- Self-serve laundry
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage storage
- Limited hour front desk
- TV in a common area
- Free WiFi
Feel at home
- Refrigerator
- Garden
- Laundry facilities
- Elevator/lift
- Bathrobes
What's around
- In Taito
- Sensoji Temple (1 mi / 1.6 km)
- Tokyo Sky Tree (1.5 mi / 2.4 km)
- Asakusa Shrine (1 mi / 1.6 km)
- Tokyo National Science Museum (1.9 mi / 3 km)
- Tokyo National Museum (1.9 mi / 3 km)
Juyoh Hotel, Tokyo
Hotel Info: 866-266-9798from $32 CAD
- Standard Room (Japanese style single room with TV)
- Economy Room (Japanese style single room)
- Twin Room
- Newly Refurbished Single Room with a Loft Bed
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 72 rooms
- Check-in time 4 PM-11 PM
- Check-out time is 10 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- No parking
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- Computer station
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Elevator/lift
- Designated smoking areas
- Garden
- Television in common areas
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Bathrobes
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Shared bathroom
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Refrigerator
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Newborns in the family bring immense happiness, but this happiness is also accompanied with certain anxiety. It is the anxiety of the respiratory distress that the newborns suffer from. It gets worse with the newborns, as there is no way that they can explain their problems other than crying it out.
Before the issue reaches to its peak level, you need to keep a close eye on the breathing patterns. Often the breathing patterns alarm you of their anguish, which can be treated at an early stage.
To help you out to know your baby's breathing issues well, we have jotted down few of the breathing patterns that may indicate some kind of distress.
Whistling sound
Babies do not breathe through their mouth. It is that tiny passage of their nose that helps them in breathing in and out. The tiny passage may get tinier due to the accumulation of mucus or drying up of the milk. This results in difficulty in breathing that leads to a whistling noise while they breathe.
Seal barking cough
This is the condition that can be witnessed when the baby breathes in. It is a hoarse coughing sound that the baby makes, generally, because of the mucus. It is also a symptom of croup. Croup is an inflammatory infection that is caused in the larynx.
Intense harsh sound
This sound could be the reason for the blockage in trachea, which is located in the neck. However, blockage in the trachea is a rare happening, because the trachea is too wide to be blocked. Tracheomalacia is a condition, when the tissues of this region become soft and flexible. Due to the flexibility, the tissues make a grating noise every time the baby exhales in or out. You may not hear this noise, if your baby sleeps on its back or sits.
Deep coughing
Deep coughing is generally associated to the blockage of the bronchi.
Speedy & effort breathing
If this is the case with your baby, you need to jump on guard, as this might show that your baby is suffering from pneumonia. It makes the baby put too much of effort for breathing and the pace is faster than normal. It accompanies a persistent coughing and a rattling sound, when you keep your ears close to the chest of your baby.
These breathing patterns are useful for you to recognize your baby's respiratory distresses. It is always good to be watchful, so that you can avoid the night-time panic to reach out for a pediatrician.


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What's the big deal with the Sun?
The Sun is not only the source of light and heat for the Earth, it also is the source of a kind of weather we call space weather. The Sun can produce HUGE explosions that release large amounts of light and material in violent events, solar flares and CMEs (Coronal Mass Ejections). When these events are directed towards the Earth they can have significant results. Most of us are familiar with the more beautiful side in the forms of Aurora, the Northern and Southern lights. But these events can also:
- Harm astronauts in spacecraft.
- Damage electronics on orbiting spacecraft.
- Create blackouts on Earth when they cause electrical surges in power grids.
Why STEREO?
The space weather events that travel from the Sun towards the Earth are the ones that have the most effect on our lives. Until now the missions that have studied these events have always looked at them head on. This has severally limited how completely we have been able to study and understand these events. We have always been limited to a single or monopic view. Now the STEREO mission has completely changed this and we will never see space weather quite the same. The two nearly identical spacecraft making up the STEREO mission were launched together in order to give us the first-ever stereoscopic view of the Sun and space weather events as they travel to the Earth and throughout the solar system.
What are STEREOs goals for understanding space weather?
- Understand the causes and mechanisms of coronal mass ejection (CME) initiation.
- Characterize the propagation of CMEs through the heliosphere.
- Discover the mechanisms and sites of energetic particle acceleration in the low corona and the interplanetary medium.
- Improve the determination of the structure of the ambient solar wind.
In order to achieve these goals, the two STEREO spacecraft were designed with 4 sets of instruments that look at CMEs from their source on the Sun following them as the propagate to the Earth and beyond. Before we go over the different instruments and what they do we will first mention the spacecraft launch.
STEREO spacecraft launch
The two spacecraft themselves are an engineering marvel. They are nearly identical twins. They were launched together on the same rocket, a Delta II, on Wednesday, October 25th, 2006 at 8:52 p.m. EDT from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.
STEREO Instruments
- SECCHI http://secchi.nrl.navy.mil/
The Sun-Earth Connection and Coronal and Heliospheric Investigation (SECCHI) is a suite of 5 scientific telescopes (EUVI, COR1, COR2, HI1 and HI2) that observes the solar corona and inner heliosphere from the surface of the Sun to the orbit of Earth. SECCHI is named after one of the first astrophysicists, Angelo Pietro Secchi (1818-1878). Angelo Secchi was a Jesuit priest and was one of the first astrophysicists to use the new medium of photography to record solar eclipses. He photographed the 1860 eclipse, during which a CME is now thought to have occurred.
- SWAVES http://swaves.gsfc.nasa.gov/
STEREO WAVE (SWAVES) is an interplanetary radio burst tracker that traces the generation and evolution of traveling radio disturbances from the Sun to the orbit of Earth.
In-situ Measurements of Particles and CME Transients (IMPACT) samples the 3-D distribution and provides plasma characteristics of solar energetic particles and the local vector magnetic field. IMPACT is a suite of seven instruments, three of which are located on a 6-m deployable boom, with the others located on the main body of the spacecraft.
- PLASTIC http://stereo.sr.unh.edu/
The Plasma and SupraThermal Ion and Composition (PLASTIC) provides plasma characteristics of protons, alpha particles and heavy ions. This instrument provides key diagnostic measurements of the form of mass and charge state, and composition of heavy ions, and characterize the CME plasma from ambient coronal plasma.


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U.S. Representative Rob Woodall (R-GA-07) issued the following statement on the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the President's health care law:
"Though I have great respect for the Supreme Court and will always defend its place as a co-equal branch of our government, I am shocked by the decision of the Court today. I will continue to dig deep into the reasoning of the court, but my first understanding is that with this ruling, the Supreme Court has determined that the U.S. Constitution grants Congress unlimited authority to control the lives of American citizens. This is a tremendous blow to freedom as I understand freedom. We can't put the flawed reasoning of the Court back in the bottle, but we can continue to try to repeal the President's health care bill and all of the troubling mandates that it contains, and I am committed to doing so."
Source: http://woodall.house.gov/press-release/woodall-statement-supreme-court-health-care-decision


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Infosys may trim forecast again as U.S. clients cut back
By Harichandan Arakali
BANGALORE (Reuters) - Infosys, India's No. 2 software services provider, may cut its revenue forecast next month as U.S. business clients defer spending and balk at signing big deals.
The outsourcing icon, which has missed its own revenue guidance in three of the past four quarters, has struggled as its big customers cut costs, and analysts have criticized management for sticking with a rigid pricing policy when competitors have offered more flexible plans.
Infosys executives have sounded downbeat in recent interviews and in meetings with analysts, citing client troubles ranging from Hurricane Sandy-related shutdowns to worries about the U.S. "fiscal cliff" of tax hikes and spending cuts.
"From what they've been saying in various conversations, it's not unlikely that they will cut guidance," said Ambit Capital analyst Ankur Rudra, who has maintained a "sell" rating on Infosys shares since January 2011.
An Infosys spokeswoman declined to comment, noting that the company is in a mandatory quiet period ahead of its earnings results due in January.
With about 60 percent of its business in the United States, Infosys is particularly vulnerable to swings in U.S. corporate sentiment and has been hit hard by spending deferrals.
Diviya Nagarajan, an analyst at UBS, wrote in a December 6 note to clients that the company's growth forecast for the fiscal year ending in March could be under threat because of cutbacks on large projects and delays in closing deals.
UBS organized an investor meeting on December 6, featuring Infosys Chief Executive Officer S.D. Shibulal. Continued...


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I'm glad to show you my good old Citizen Windsurfer 42-8035 GN-4-S.
It's a typical example of 80's quartz lcd japanese watch. I like very much these kind of watches
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Gasket washed and lubed in silicone oil (plus an Aqualand Promaster gasket):
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A letter from Philippines that contains a new original Citizen band and some gaskets for Seiko Divers:
The new band installed:
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I hope that you like it!
Now I'm restoring a Casio G-Shock DW-5400 "gold" that I bought in a marketplace here in Rome for 3 Euro ($ 4 USD). I changed the battery and its 240 module works great. I've to buy a new band and a "gold lettering" 5600 bezel - the watch miss the original rounded 5400 bezel and as you know they're very hard and very expensive to find, so a 5600 bezel will do the job.
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Black Sand??
Hello everyone!
I was wondering if anyone knows where I can buy black sand around chicago?
edit: I know about Black Diamond blasting media, but I feel that it might be too rough for my baby axolotl
Edit: I have a burrowing banjo cat over mixed grades of blasting sand, he seems to love it. I can go grab him and check for signs of damage if you'd like.
I know in sand paper the higher grit is smoother and finer, is that the same with black diamond?
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On the left is the larger grain, the right hand side is the finer grade. I had the banjo over both and have kept Cory cats a striped Raphael, dragon goby, synodontis sp. All without any damage caused by the atuff, in fact, the first time I introduced corys to it I was shocked how quickly they began shoveling through the substrate.
Black diamond sand is actually not rough. I have Cory cats with beautiful and very nice barbels. It is pretty smooth. I thought it would be sharp, but isn't. You can get it at tractor supply co.
I also use black diamond sand. Love it! You just have to clean it really well. Mine came oily but I left it soaking over night in 5 gallon bucks and the oil all came to the top of the water so was easy to get off. Not all of it came clean, but in less then an hour in the tank it was all gone.
I always heard that this stuff damaged gills and stomach's of burrowing fish. I am looking for black sand for a Lake Tanganyka tank but with the syno petrocola and the cichlids that use it for digestion I have been steering away. You guys think this stuff is safe for fish that eat it for digestion? If so where do you get it. I live in Elgin.
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REALITY Restaurant Takeover (Food Network, 7 p.m.) Have you ever been to a restaurant and wondered: How do they stay in business? In this Canadian-made series, two food-industry hotshots lend their expertise to struggling eateries in desperate need of an update. With hidden-camera footage, the pros attempt to discover what's missing from each restaurant's success recipe, followed by an intervention with the owner and a planning session for the makeover. In tonight's episode, chef Derek Minkensky and designer Montana Burnett roll into a once-popular greasy spoon called Frankie's that is gradually losing money and customers. The catch: The restaurant's owner, Frankie, seems perfectly content to let the place go down the drain.
REALITY Undercover Boss (CBS, CTV Two, 8 p.m.) Currently in its fourth season, this series based on a British TV concept continues to find new ways to sneak in the bosses of major corporations among the rank and file of the companies they run. In tonight's new outing, Cinnabon president Kat Cole–the youngest boss ever featured in the series–goes undercover at several store locations as a trainee. The mission is nearly derailed, however, when one sharp-eyed customers nearly blows Cole's cover by pointing out the hidden cameras. Oops.
DRAMA CSI: NY (CBS, CTV, 9 p.m.) The pressure on kids to get good grades has never been more intense. In tonight's new episode of this reliable crime drama, CSI boss Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise) are summoned to a respected New York prep school when a student is murdered while studying for the SATs. Could the killer really be a jealous fellow student? Veteran character actor Mark Moses, seen most recently as "Duck" Phillips on Mad Men, guest-stars as the victim's teacher.
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NEWS Dateline NBC (NBC, CTV Two, 10 p.m.) Feel a twinge of pride tonight as Canada's own Andrea Canning joins TV's sturdiest newsmagazine, now in its 20 th season. The native of Collingwood, Ontario, made her bones last year by landing the first network TV interview with Charlie Sheen in the days immediately following his public meltdown and departure from Two And a Half Men. In her Dateline debut tonight, she sits down with Gossip Girl actress Kelly Rutherford to discuss her recent court battle that saw a California judge award custody of her two young children to her ex-husband in France. Make us proud, Andrea.
MOVIE Lawrence of Arabia( TCM, 8 p.m. ET) Epic in every sense of the word, this 1962 British film demands repeat viewing. The movie recounts the eventful life and times of Thomas Edward Lawrence, convincingly played by Peter O'Toole in his greatest screen performance. The story opens with Lawrence's death in an English motorcycle accident at the age of 46, and then works backward to his days as a young English intelligence officer in Cairo in 1916. Ordered to investigate the progress of the Arab revolt against the Turks during the First World War, Lawrence organizes a makeshift guerrilla army and leads the Arabs in an extended assault against their enemies over a two-year period. Winner of seven Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director.


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60 Seniors Arrested For High School Prank
More than 60 seniors at a New Jersey high school were arrested after a high school prank got way out of hand.
Students flooded the halls of the school with balloons and silly string and smeared Vasoline on classroom doors. Doesn't sound too bad, right?
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A recent Gallup poll asked two questions about prayer. "It has been said that those who pray will receive help. Do you think this is a true statement or not?" and "When you have prayed for help, what happened, did it work or not?"
To the first question, 71% of all adults said yes. To the second question, 63% said yes. More women than men replied affirmatively to both questions.
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We presume that this means those who prayed got what they asked for. But this whole idea of prayer as something that "works" bothers us. There is a different test of what "works" when we pray.


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I had this diagnosed as bad at the dealership earlier. When turning to the left at a certain speed I would hear at distinctive Pop in the lower engine on the passenger side. This is also where the Valve block is located. After pop the Dynamic Stability Control Error would pop up and shut down DSC. I could reproduce the error anytime I wanted by turning to the left and it would reset itself when I shut off the car.
The part at the dealership is $1000 like everything else.
I got lucky and picked up a new one on ebay for $250.
The valve block is nothing more than a heavy piece of aluminum with passageways for the fluids. The fluids are controlled by solenoids in the block. I guess BMW can't isolate which solenoid is malfunctioning so they just replace the entire thing........
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While Roddy White 's playing status is officially in question on the Falcons' official injury report, he is expected to play his normal role Sunday against the Saints. White has a Q next to his name on the report because of a sprained ankle that he suffered about three weeks ago. However, White hasn't suffered any setbacks in his recovery and has been practicing all week.
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White has a standard low-ankle sprain. He wouldn't say if he is 100 percent on Thursday, but he did say that he'll be "ready to go" come game time. White isn't expected to be limited in any way and he is a fine WR1 in what should be a shootout. White knows all about playing through some pain; he hasn't missed a game during his eight-year NFL career.


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Paul Thomas Anderson returns with some masterful performances
The Master (2012)
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A former soldier attempting to return to normalcy after World War II comes into contact with the charismatic leader of a new religion who attempts to cure the wayward soul.
From his early beginnings in with
Hard Eight
Boogie Nights
to the critically acclaimed, Oscar winning
There Will Be Blood
Paul Thomas Anderson
has had a major impact on modern cinema – despite completing just five features.
His sixth is
The Master
, long in production and originally set up with
Jeremy Renner
Philip Seymour Hoffman
in the lead roles, with the former part later going to
Joaquin Phoenix
, thankfully back from his ridiculous hiatus as a faux rapper.
The film is an intense portrayal of a damaged man named Freddie Quell (
), plagued by alcoholism and an obsession with sex which is diagnosed as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Rather than treatment, the US army throw him back out into the world, where violent altercations and a habit of poisoning people with his home brewed liquor lead him to stow away on the boat of Lancaster Dodd (
Dodd is the leader of a spiritual group called The Cause, which posits the supernatural state of humanity – travelling through many vessels across time and with the ability to access past lives through a form of hypnosis. Convinced of the power of his altruism, Dodd takes on Quell as a living project, as a way to prove that his mixture of science and spirituality can cure even a person as emotionally and mentally scarred as this.
Quell and Dodd are apparent opposites – the one's animalistic tendencies and appetites juxtaposed with a belief in order and a higher path. But Dodd not so secretly longs for the chaos which Quell brings, for the near alchemical power of his potions and raw reactions to the smallest slight. It's here that the true power structures within The Cause start to be revealed, with Dodd's wife Peggy (
Amy Adams
) forcing out any elements which might distract her husband from his destiny.
The Master
is, unsurprisingly, a complex film but also one which is essentially unreliable. With Quell as our guide through the narrative and a number of instances where imaginings intrude on apparent reality, it can be hard to tell where the truth really begins. Which of course is the point.
As Quell,
commands the film in a way which I simply can't imagine
doing. He takes the character off the page with the kind of committed physicality that we rarely see on screen – a hunched back, twitch ridden stance with features which slope off to one side. And he really runs with the more over the top elements of the character, taking and giving real hits in the numerous punch ups and beating himself up for his art. It's raw and coarse and absolutely captivating.
eats up much of the remaining screen time and arguably has the harder job, required to invest Dodd with some level of humanity and extreme charisma while also passing off his hokum in a way that's both realistic and clearly contrived. He does a marvellous job with relatively little grandstanding, mixing in touches of carefully self deprecating humour and a force of will which makes it all too clear why he has attracted so many acolytes.
makes her presence felt despite little screen time, appearing at the edge of the frame and exerting her will when required.
Technically speaking,
The Master
is a smaller film than you might expect. Despite talking up the fact that the film was shot on 70mm, you won't find much in the way of epic vistas with scenes mostly taking place indoors. The period detail is fine but again quite curtailed, there are no wide establishing shots for the 1950s, helping to keep the budget down but robbing us of much in the way of context.
As a fan of
, my personal opinion is that he peaked with
in 2000, earning some comedy kudos with
Punch-Drunk Love
and getting a little too caught up in the opaque nature of
There Will be Blood
The Master
is on similar footing, rarely committing to any obvious revelations and lingering on shots and scenes to keep things at a deliberate pace. After the first two hours, it all starts to feel overly heavy and impenetrable, on the level of some of Kubrick's less enjoyable efforts.
On one reading, this is a film about a character who cannot be tamed and about a supposed demi-god whose powers of processing and reprogramming utterly fail to save Quell from his raving nature. It's that failure which is most telling, as The Cause comes up against something more real than polite women in middle class parlours and can't find an adequate response.
At its best,
The Master
presents fierce scenes of emotional and intellectual battle, as Dodd tries to break down the perceived illness in Quell's heart and mind. And these scenes are truly memorable, mixed in with a keen look at the contrived hokum of the cult. But the pacing of the film and its nebulous nature will also frustrate some viewers as the end approaches with little in the way of answers.
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why is the BMW coolant system the way it is?
OK. new to BMW. Fine car. But it seems like cooling system issues are common.
I understand that plastic fails with age, and that is a likely cause of system failures.
But I can't help wondering if the design is also part of the problem.
Many (most???) cars use an overflow tank and a pressure relieve valve in the radiator cap. If the pressure gets too high, the excess fluid is directed to the overflow tank. When things cool down fluid is sucked back in from the tank.
It seems BMW uses a closed system with an "expansion" tank. I guess the idea is that the radiator will always stay filled with liquid - as it expands it compresses air in the expansion tank to make room. If somebody overfills the system there is not enough room, and something explodes. Exploding seems common here. I wonder if perhaps this is due to not leaving enough air in the expansion tank. Or maybe it is user error - if you fill above max you will likely have an explosion since the expanding fluid has no place to go.
So, anybody know why they designed it this way? Is there any over pressure release valve at all in the BMW system? If not, seems like a recipe for disaster.
Are you knowledge enough to understand the answer to your question?
What's your major?
I'm convinced part of the problem is that people overfill the ET.
Look at the bottom of the ET cap. I think it says 200psi or something like that. I'm pretty sure the cap has a pressure release built into itself. Not 100% on that though
e46's expansion tank is also its overflow tank. There is an overflow valve built into the expansion tank. As long as you don't fill it up above the overflow tube, you should be fine. This level is higher than the maximum fill level specified on your ET. Just don't fill it up above that level.
The overall design of e46's cooling system is not the reason why those parts fail quicker than, say, Japanese cars. BMW engines run hotter than most other cars' engines (good for efficiency), which means your cooling parts have to work harder than most other cars'. Solution? Just be on top of your maintenance, and replace them before they break.
I have wondered about this. The e46 m3 system has a more "traditional" setup were if there's any excess coolant, it gets dumpe out a relief. You don't hear of similar problems on the e46 m3
I assume the M3s dont have the big failures partly due to a better designed cooling system but mostly due to the owners taking better care of their cars due to the larger values of their cars and most are more likely to be enthusiasts.
This comes from a non m3 owner.
I think that cars used to have an overflow tank, but I suspect that most are now have pressurized expansion tanks. It reduces parts count, and so reduces cost. The cap on the expansion tank vents any excess pressure, and if overfilled will vent the excess coolant as well.
Both of my other cars (Lincolns) also have pressurized expansion tanks and no overflow. Unfortunately, they also have a similar failure rate for the tanks and other plastic cooling system parts. On the good side, they have failsafe cooling, so no engine damage if the cooling system fails.
I've had other cars with pressurized reservoirs that had seemly bullet proof cooling systems. Maybe they used better plastic?
Oh, I guess I should be polite and ask what your major is.
My guess is the usual German thing where they over engineer something that in testing is better but in practice wears out after 5+ years.
In theory a closed system is better, until that system isn't closed anymore then its way worse.
I've also wondered how often the caps fail to release pressure.
Where the fvck is Mango?
My theory has been that the reason why they use plastic is because 1) its cheaper to make I bet and 2) they need parts on these cars to only survive the warrenty period. what happens when the warrenty is over for the second or third owner? they pay right out of pocket. i believe thats why some things on these cars have been designed the way they are
I have no gripes with our cooling system, who am i to question it's design anyways.
However I have been driving BMWs for 8 years, and the initial shock of maintaining them has long long passed.
Bottom line, the design of this system is rock solid when well maintained, all that is required of you is to maintain it, and do it correctly.
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If you forget about the politics, the tax cut announced by Alistair Darling at Gordon Brown's behest had much to commend it. It puts money into the economy when it is sorely needed; it lifts people out of paying income tax altogether, and it is a welcome step back from the government's obsession with means-testing.
Indeed, had the abolition of the 10p tax band, coupled with a raising of tax allowances to compensate the losers, been announced in full by Brown in his March 2007 budget, it would have been hailed as both progressive and elegant. There is a good argument for making the tax system less complex by having just two bands of income tax, and an offsetting package for the less well-off who were affected by the move would have been entirely in keeping with Brown's laudable anti-poverty agenda over the previous decade. The idea that Brown was prepared to abandon the poor in an attempt to pander to middle-class voters is risible: the mess Labour found itself in was cock-up rather than conspiracy.
The trouble is that it has taken 14 months to find this solution and it came only after the government first insisted there was no problem and then said the poor state of public finances meant only a far less generous package was affordable. The timing was such that any sound economic arguments in favour of the climbdown were lost in a fog of cynical opportunism.
History suggests the wheeze is unlikely to pay off. The last chancellor who played fast and loose with fiscal policy so blatantly was Norman Lamont in the pre-election period of 1992. John Major wanted the budget to be the launch pad for the election campaign the following day, so by cooking the Treasury books Lamont came up with £2bn with which to bribe the voters and put Labour, which was planning to raise taxes and national insurance, on the back foot. Retribution was swift. A year later, after the forecasts for the budget deficit unsurprisingly proved to be rubbish, Lamont was forced to raise taxes by £17bn. In the short term, the tax cut was a political masterstroke, since Major won the election. In the longer-term, it was an act of political hara-kiri.
What makes the Crewe and Nantwich byelection slush fund even more surprising is that for a decade or more Labour appeared to have learned the lessons of the Lamont fiasco. When, for example, debate was raging about whether Britain should join the euro, Ed Balls - then Brown's right-hand man at the Treasury - made an impressive speech detailing the catastrophic decisions that had been taken because politicians had let politics get in the way of economics.
Although Brown was not above the odd measure taken for political reasons, he stuck to this stance when it came to the big decisions. That was why the Bank of England was given independence and why Labour introduced its two fiscal rules - that public debt should be below 40% of GDP and that over the course of an economic cycle the government should only borrow to invest.
This policy was still in force at the time of the budget. Although it was already clear that the impact of the global financial crisis was severe and that the economy was poised to slow in 2008, the message was that the need for fiscal prudence meant tax cuts or spending increases to boost growth were unaffordable. Darling allowed borrowing to rise a bit but announcing a neutral package said: "This is a responsible approach, within the disciplines of our fiscal rules, that will help entrench the resilience of the UK's economy." In a remark that is ironic in retrospect, he added: "In the past, the then government borrowed to fund the immediate pressures of the day with no long-term return to the taxpayer."
That was then. By last week, Darling had changed his tune, although he tried to pretend that he hadn't. "As I made clear at the time of the budget, it is right and sensible to allow borrowing to rise and investment to be maintained as the economy slows. Debt is lower than in the past and low by international standards. Our fiscal policy, like our monetary policy, is designed to support stability in these uncertain economic times generated by the turbulence in world financial markets and global commodity price inflation."
This is unconvincing stuff. Broadly, there are two schools of thought when it comes to fiscal policy. One is Keynesian: the idea that when times are tough, governments should do more than simply allow borrowing to rise as a result of falling tax revenues and rising welfare payments; instead they should raise spending or cut taxes to boost activity. The other is called Ricardian equivalence: attempts by governments to borrow their way out of trouble are doomed to failure because individuals know that there is no such thing as a free lunch, with today's tax cut turning into tomorrow's tax increase. As a result, they don't spend the windfall from the state, but save it for the day when they have to pay it back.
The US government is in the former camp. George Bush's $150bn (£75bn) tax cut was a deliberate act of Keynesian demand management to reinforce the boost from lower interest rates. For the first 11 years of its life, Labour had no time for fiscal fine-tuning. That's why it announced the two fiscal rules, and why Darling made his budget comments about previous governments having no thought for the long-term effects of short-term borrowing.
Now, apparently, the government has had a Damascene conversion. If you believe Brown and Darling, the £2.7bn being pumped into the economy from autumn was nothing to do with Labour's 24% share of the vote in the local government elections; nothing to do with Boris Johnson being elected mayor in London; and nothing to do with the Crewe and Nantwich byelection. Instead, it was a considered response to economic skies that have darkened dramatically in the two months since the budget (when, incidentally, Darling was confidently predicting only a modest slowdown in growth to 2% this year). If the cabinet is now populated with born-again Keynesians, however, there is an obvious question: why limit the boost to £2.7bn (chicken feed in the context of a £1.5tn economy)? Bush's tax cut was worth 1% of US GDP - equivalent to a £15bn fiscal boost in the UK. Giving 22 million people £120 a year is not going to go very far even if they decide to spit on Ricardian equivalence and spend it anyway. The reason, of course, is that even on Darling's optimistic forecasts, borrowing will be £43bn (the true figure is likely to be in excess of £50bn as the economy slows) this year, and £2.7bn was the maximum deemed plausible while retaining the last vestiges of fiscal prudence.
In the end, the politics can't be ignored, and by trying to dig themselves out of a hole with a £120 sweetener, the chancellor and the prime minister have made matters worse. In business, the term "doing a Ratner" was coined after Gerald Ratner destroyed his jewellery business by admitting his products were "crap"; his customers did not take kindly to being treated like fools. Brown and Darling have done a Ratner; they have polluted their own brand.


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The Best Things You Can Eat
David Grotto's Book for Everything from Aches to ZzzzzTop Rated Diets of 2017
David Grotto, author of two bestselling diet and nutrition books, said: "Dieticians (like me) and medical experts are constantly bombarding us with lists of important foods, from the best sources of fiber to the best foods to eat before a workout. Keeping all of these lists clear in your head requires a spreadsheet."
Grotto, a registered dietician, wrote The Best Things You Can Eat to eliminate the need for a spreadsheet by organizing types of foods into 60 food lists containing the best foods for everything – from aches and pains to insomnia.
The author compiled his food lists by using the latest nutritional and scientific research as well as by comparing foods one-on-one to determine which provides the most of a nutrients and which are best for indigestion.
Grotto also used the United State Department of Agriculture's recommended foods for consumption but found the USDA's lists to be lacking. For example, topping the USDA's food list for potassium was a cup of tomato paste followed by 3/4 cup of frozen orange juice concentration – neither of which are foods people eat alone to get their recommended daily allowance of potassium.
Manmade and fortified/enriched foods also made the USDA's food lists, which Grotto did not incorporate into his 60 categories. Instead, the author lists only unfortified/non-enriched foods laid out in realistic serving sizes and using forms of preparation for the 21st century (because no one eats raw liver).
Each food list in The Best Things You Can Eat contains: - The types of foods included in the category - The most common servings sizes for the foods on the list - Nutrients in each food and why those nutrients are important - How much of each food should be consumed and when too much is consumed - Whether or not a dietary supplement is available to replace the food - Basic information and facts about the foods on the list
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- The book provides basic nutrition knowledge of vitamins and minerals
- List categories range from every form of vitamin B to the best pre- and post-workout foods
- List categories are indexed for easy reference
- The book includes a reference table for the abbreviations used, such as DV (daily value)
- Information about nutrition provides individuals with knowledge to choose the correct food
- Author is a paid spokesperson for several commodities and brands
- The book only focuses on nutrition, not diet
- Meal planning advice, menus and recipes are not included
- Exercise information and workout routines are not included
- The book is not a good reference for individuals who want to lose weight on a program
The Best Things You Can Eat is organized into three main sections: - Vital Nutrients, which contains vitamins, minerals, fats and fibers, among other nutrients - Best Foods for Whatever Ails You, which lists food for digestion and heart health as well as other disorders and illnesses - Best in Show, which contains the food superstars for health and wellness, such as the best foods for memory
The Best Things You Can Eat focuses on nutrition more than it focuses on diet. Individuals who hoped to follow a diet and nutrition program will not find meal planning, menus or recipes in The Best Things You Can Eat. However, individuals will be armed with basic nutrition knowledge, including recommended daily allowances of all vitamins and minerals and what foods or supplements to consumer to get those vitamins and mineralsEXERCISE
The book does not include information or recommendations for exercise.CONCLUSION
The Best Things You Can Eat will arm individuals with the basic nutrition knowledge needed for them to recognize what and how to nourish their bodies. However, the book will not provide individuals with instructions or a program to follow to plan and prepare meals surrounding the vital vitamins and minerals listed. Instead, the book shares only information about nutrition. Diet and fitness are not a part of the book so individuals hoping to find and follow a program will not benefit from The Best Things You Can Eat.Common Misspellings
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Season 23, Episode 14
Video duration: 29:27Video has closed captioning.
Mount Hood: Climbing Oregon's Highest Peak, an Oregon Field Guide Special - Oregon Field Guide climbs Mt. Hood and then explores the mountain's earliest climbers, famous disasters, the evolution of mountaineering expeditions, and how the mountain itself has changed with the decline of its great glaciers.


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Comedy legend George Lopez will open the brand new Comedy Works on October 10th & 11th as part of the grand opening festivities at the new facility.
Located at 5345 Landmark Place in Greenwood Village, Comedy Works will be the entertainment centerpiece of the Landmark Village located just west of I-25, between Orchard and Belleview. The three story 21,000 sq ft facility (plus 4,000 square feet in patio space) will feature a state of the art showroom accommodating up to 450 patrons. In addition, Comedy Works will operate Lila B., a lounge, with small plates and signature drinks; as well as the restaurant Lucy, featuring modern American cuisine with a southern twist. The Curtis Ballroom on the third floor will be available for private events, parties, & receptions.
"We can't wait to share our new club and restaurant with the community," said owner Wende Curtis. A stellar line-up of talent has been confirmed for the first three weekends of operation.
George Lopez (TV & film, Time Magazine's top 25 most influential Hispanics in America):
October 10th – 11th
Bob Saget ("America's Funniest Home Videos," "The Aristocrats," "Full House"):
October 17th – 18th
Jimmy Fallon ("Saturday Night Live," "Factory Girl," future host of "Late Night" on NBC):
October 23rd – 25th
Kathleen Madigan (Lewis Black's "Root of all Evil," "Last Comic Standing" ):
October 30th – November 1st
Tickets go on-sale Thursday, August 21st at 10am. For additional information and to purchase tickets, visit comedyworks.com or call 303.595.3637. Downtown will continue to ring with laughter seven nights a week at the Larimer Square location (1226 15th Street).


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