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There are two ways to say "I love you" in Spanish. One uses the verb querer and one uses the verb amar.
I love you.
Te quiero. (using querer)
teh kee-ehr-oh.
I love you.
Te amo. (using amar)
teh ah-moh.
Which one you should use depends on what country or region you're in. Some countries might use one or the other. Some countries use both. If both are used te amo will almost always mean a deeper and stronger way of saying "I love you." You'll probably hear te quiero thrown around more than te amo since it's not as strong.
In some areas you can use te quiero for your family, lover or spouse but only use te amo for your lover or spouse, not for family or friends. Maybe one way to explain the difference is saying te quiero is like saying "I love you" and te amo is more like saying "I'm in love with you." You can say "I love you" to your family and friends but you are not "in love with" your family and friends. Again this is only in some countries because in some other countries they do say things like "amo a mis padres" (I love my parents).
In some countries saying te amo comes across as corny, like something from a cheesy telenovela. It's not commonly heard and is mostly something from poetry or literature.
One thing you can be pretty sure of is "I love you" is thrown around more freely in Spanish speaking countries than in Western countries. In countries like the US it's looked at as a big step in a relationship when someone says it. It's not as big of a deal in the Latin culture. So if somebody tells you "te quiero" sooner than you expected to hear it, it doesn't carry as much weight to it like if someone in the US said "I love you."
A lot of people say "I love you" in the context of missing somebody who you aren't with at the moment. You can go here for how to say "I miss you" in Spanish.
Go to this post for how to say "I like you" in Spanish.
Some more love in Spanish:
Do you love me?
¿Me quieres?
¿meh kee-her-ehs?
I love you so much.
Te quiero mucho.
teh kee-her-oh moo-choh.
I love her.
La quiero.
lah kee-her-oh.
I love him.
Lo quiero.
loh kee-her-oh.
She loves you.
Ella te quiere.
eh-yah teh kee-ehr-eh.
He loves you.
Él te quiere.
EHl teh kee-ehr-eh.
I'm in love with you. (to a girl)
Estoy enamorado de ti.
ehs-toy ehn-ahm-oh-rah-doh deh tee.
I'm in love with you. (to a guy)
Estoy enamorada de ti.
ehs-toy ehn-ahm-oh-rah-dah deh tee.
The point of no return: Marry me in Spanish.
My love.
Mi amor.
mee ah-mohr.
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In English when we say we love something or someone we use the word "love" for both examples. Spanish uses completely different words when talking about loving something versus loving …
These phrases show the difference between liking someone in a romantic or sexual way and liking someone simply as a person or friend. I also show how to add adjectives …
There are two ways to say "I miss you" in Spanish that are the most common. Which one you will hear more depends whether you are in Spain or Latin …
If you are in a romantic relationship with someone who speaks Spanish (or want to be in one) than knowing some romantic Spanish phrases can come in handy. There are …
The Spanish Love phrases on this page revolve around telling someone how much you love them. There's also a page on Spanish romantic phrases that cover similar territory but not …
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Pickled shallots give this salad of peppery arugula and strawberries a nice sweet and sour kick.
- 2 cups arugula
- 1 red endive, thinly sliced (1/4-inch rings)
- 1/2 cup California walnuts, candied (recipe below)
- 2 ounces walnut oil
- 2 ounces Pickled Shallots (recipe below)
- 8 strawberries, sliced
*Optional: blue cheese, crumbled
Candied Walnuts
- 1/2 cup California walnuts
- 1 egg white
- 1 ounce sugar or sugar substitute*
- 2 tablespoons walnut oil
- Salt to taste
Pickled Shallots
- 2 shallots, medium, sliced
- 4 ounces red wine vinegar
- 1 ounce sugar or sugar substitute*
- Salt to taste
*Please note: The nutrition information has been calculated with sugar, not a sugar substitute.
- For the candied walnuts, beat egg white until it forms soft peaks. Add the sugar or sugar substitute and mix together. Add the walnuts and coat with the egg mixture. Place in a 300°F oven for 30 minutes, stirring every 10 minutes. Allow to cool. Once mixture is cool, toss in walnut oil.
- For the pickled shallots, bring vinegar, sugar or sugar substitute and salt up to a simmer in a saucepan and pour over sliced shallots. Allow to cool.
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Of course, that's what they want...civil unrest.
The scary part of this is, there are a lot of inexperienced people purchasing firearms. Inexperienced or with no experience. Many of us older people grew up with guns and have lived in rural environments. Using a firearm properly is second nature for many of us. This is not so for newbies who are scared and purchasing their first sidearm or long gun. Firearms in the hands of untrained beginners is what I consider dangerous.
Just my personal opinion. Comments?
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I agree, a firearm in the hands of an inexperienced user can be a problem, like they can accidentally shoot themselves or someone else. From my experience, lots of gun shops are owned by retired military or law enforcement folks. More than once I have heard sales people telling newbies what range they can take a gun class at. I would like to think if someone is going to invest money in purchasing a firearm, they would also invest the time and money in learning how to use it.
If not...one less idiot to deal with. We can't save everyone! LOL
A new gunowner, inexperienced with shooting, could come home and have one in the chamber (because they were careless) and then when cleaning it and inspecting it, really cause a tragedy. People are nervous, they hurry up and buy one, don't have a friend to mentor them.
They fail to use proper safety, walking around with their finger in the trigger area. Whip it around playing. I've seen everything because they don't get gunsafety in school. Believe it or not, all 4th graders used to get it in KY.
There's a lot of trained people reading these posts and making em. Folks help your friends. Ask them if they know HOW to clean their weapon. Offer to show them. Take them to the range. Let them fire a couple rounds without hearing protection, or fire at night using their nightsights so they get a feel for real conditions. Teaching them about discovering which is their dominant eye, because some of them while owning gun, have no idea about that principle, so naturally they're going to miss. They jerk the trigger and their shots are lower because no one explained how to squeeze it.
They have dopey Hollywood ideas about warning shots, because that's what they see on TV, and don't realize that a bad guy will rush them as they telegraph that clear motion pointing their gun up.
Mentor them. That's as important as anything. Then you have a second or third or fourth voice raising the alarm, because you spent time with them.
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Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
I thought the M&M half-life lab was simple but effective. For an advanced,
kinetics based course, I would consider the following additions. Have the
students graph the natural log of the M&M counts versus time. Since this is
first-order data, the new graph should show y=mx + b behavior (a straight
line). The slope of this line (the "m"), is the rate constant, "k". If the
students use the relationship that half-life for a first-order relationship
is equal to 0.693/ k, they can calculate the "half-life" of the M&Ms. They
will have to assume an arbitrary unit of time like seconds, minutes, days,
years, etc, but the point will be made. Don't forget to mention that the
natural log of "one-half" IS 0.693, hence its appearance in the formula. If
they plot their Ln data, their slope should be very close to the 0.693
Concerning the nuclear radiation lab, this is a neat way to alleviate a lot
of the fears held by the general population of citizens. How appropriate in
this day of "dirty bomb" terrorism threats and irradiated meat in grocery
stores that we explore this topic. I do have a device from Black Cat Systems
that hooks to a laptop and can measure radiation counts. My concerns: The
course literature mentions that only a licensed lab and lab supervisor
should have these materials. Is this true? Does it vary by state? Also, when
you purchase the radiation sources, how long do they last? Do you need to
constantly buy new sources?
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CHICAGO, IL -- Lots of fans are currently asking, "When is the bottom
going to fall out?"
Or, from the perspective of other fans, "When will the flood gates
Everyone is staring at Feb. 27 on their calendar and counting the
hours until something significant happens. But the playoff picture
needs some Drain-o before the trades can flow.
In the Western Conference, only three teams have started to achieve
the necessary separation to begin considering which players are
available. Indeed, Chicago has lost six of their last ten entering
Tuesday night's contest in Denver, and yet they continue to sit
comfortably in sixth place in the conference while six teams battle
for the two postseason berths behind them.
How tight is the West? The longest current streak, either wins or
losses, in the conference is two games.
The Eastern Conference isn't much better. Tampa sits 10 points out of
eighth, but are actually closer to winning their division than bumping
Ottawa out of eighth. But the difference between eighth and fourth is
only five points, and the top four teams in that "competitive"
Southeast Division are separated by only eight point; the Bolts would
have to jump Winnipeg and Washington while catching Florida to get on
top of that race.
And the separation isn't happening in the East, either; only two
teams, New Jersey and Toronto, had a winning or losing streak of
longer than two games.
So if we take the teams that could, legitimately, consider the
postseason a realistic possibility out of the picture, there are maybe
seven teams getting ready to sell.
And some of them aren't ready to roll over.
Carolina re-signed Tim Gleason, and Anaheim gave Francois Beauchemin
an extension as well. In a market desperate for blue line help and
thin on available players, two of perhaps the most valuable chips were
taken off the market early.
That's because there's another factor slowing movement.
Some teams, like Carolina and Anaheim, appear to be accepting this
year's disappointing results as an anomaly and, in spite of pressure
to make a bold statement, continue to stay the course with a long-term
plan in place.
While fans may have been thrilled to contemplate the potential of a
name like Eric Staal or Ryan Getzlaf in another city, reality appears
to be contrary to those daydreams.
Over the coming weeks, injured players will return and others will
leave the ice for one reason or another. And the power of a three-game
swing in one direction or another could push some teams to find their
white flag and start making calls.
General managers will need to mitigate "how soon is too soon" against
"when is it too late," all while fans swap heart attacks for goals and
abuse Twitter while the paid professionals make the important
It's a wonderful time of year, isn't it?
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12 Days to Venice: Nieuw Amsterdam Cruise Review by cavalierkc
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12 Days to Venice
Destination: Europe - Western Mediterranean
Embarkation: Barcelona
Embarkation: This ran smooth, and the wait was not too long. But the disembarkation process impressed me the most. Everything in that aspect was great from the start.
Cabin:We chose the larger inside cabin mainly because of its size, and only an extra $150pp cost. It was a large inside, double that of the usual one, and even larger than the verandah. It was a great position in the centre of the ship, and very quiet. I suppose the only downside was no window, but we mainly only used it to shower and sleep. The bed was very comfy, and I like the fact you could adjust your air-conditioning to suit More your own needs.
Dining: We chose "Open Seating"as we were there on our own, and it gave us a chance to meet and chat with the other guests.The meals in the main dining room were very nice. But my husband said my fruit crumble was much better. While I like the food, after 12 days I was hanging out for some home cooking. The service of the waiters was great. I would recommend the "Hi-Tea" in the main dining room each afternoon, only trouble is we were often on a tour or off shore. We chose the Lido several times for breakfast. This was great because it was buffet style, and you didn't have to wait for the waiter, which was beneficial when you had to get away early for a cruise. I like to get there early for lunch and dinner, otherwise it can get rather crowded. Some of the staff serving in the Lido weren't quite as friendly, but after hearing how some of the guests spoke to them, I can sometimes see why.
Entertainment: This was a hi-light for me especially, I looked forward to it every night in the Showroom.. Just loved Salavatore Hasard, and the quartet Cantare, with one or the tenors having an exceptional stand out voice. They all received standing ovations. My husband also found the comedian really tickled his funnybone. Also not to be missed was the violin and piano duo "Adagio", who we watch several times, my husband a violinist, really appreciated the skills
Shore Excursions: Can't comment on the Holland America organised ones, as we found them very expensive. Instead we chose Cruising Excursions,a private company that gave us 3 tours for the price of their one. Their excursions may be a little shorter in time, but we were very pleased. Also the transfer costs charged by Holland America were very steep. e.g. They charged $16 each way for a transfer to Corfu, a distance we walked in less than 15 minutes. We also chose to do the same returning from Dubrovnik, about a 45 minute walk, but we got to see sights along the way. We shared a taxi with another couple to get there at a cost of $5 a couple.
Service: This was overall excellent. The staff work long hours, 7 days a week, and do a fantastic job. My cabin attendants Adet and Ari were exceptional. The cleaning staff were constantly cleaning the ship. The biggest downside with the service is that you couldn't iron your clothes, and there was no facility provided. If aren't allowed to have one in your room, facilities need to be there. Of course they offer laundry and ironing service, but at a cost. Sometimes you have to wear your clean clothes creased.
Value: Please watch out for all the extra charges we found very high. They are constantly taking your photo,(I'm sure if they charged a lot less they would sell a lot more, How about a free first up photo when you get on board?)I chose a bottle of "Sparkling Water"on the 1st night that I thought was free. It tasted like soda water and was awful. $3.75 to send a postcard from Italy to Australia,( a lot when your sending several, try posting off shore) I'm sure they must charge handling fees. Less
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One one of the safest NDP seats in Canada remains orange for another term, as Pat Martin has won his sixth straight victory in Winnipeg Centre.
The outspoken New Democrat defeated his nearest competitor,Conservative Benv Pitura. In the 2008 general election, Martin won Winnipeg Centre by 6,848 votes.
At press time, Martin had yet to appear at his campaign party at the Ukrainian Labour Temple.
Martin was first elected in 1997, when he defeated Liberal David Walker. He also won in 2000, 2004, 2006 and 2008.
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Celebrity is the only way to cruise: Celebrity Eclipse Cruise Review by wkasmarzyk
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Celebrity is the only way to cruise
Destination: Eastern Caribbean
Embarkation: Miami
We did not want to spend a lot of money on a hotel the night before, but I also do not like to stay in crappy hotels either. We ended up choosing the Hampton Inn Brickell/Downtown because it was reasonable and the reviews on Trip Advisor were pretty good. I have to say I was SUPER impressed with this hotel. The location was great..within walking distance to great restaurants and a short cab ride to the Port of Miami. The room was very nice, the lobby awesome and the bar even better. They offer a free breakfast too and a shuttle to the Port for $8pp. I think the room was about $170/night too...not too bad compared to some of the other hotels.
We got to the ship by 1pm and were probably checked in and in our room by 2pm. There was a short line to get processed, not too bad. By the time we had to do the safety drills we had 1/3 bags in our room.
A little background on us...we are a married couple mid-30's, no kids. I have been on a cruise before (11 More years ago), but my husband has never been on one before. We ended up choosing the cruise ship for this vacation instead of the destination. We are both foodies and LOVE good service. I did a lot of reading on cruise critic and soon realized Celebrity was the way to go.
I gained 7lbs on a 7 day cruise....enough said? The food was spectacular. We are in the MDR 3 nights, and each night was wonderful. We ate at Bistro 5 for lunch one day and it was VERY good...service a bit slow, but that is the only time we encountered that. For lunch we usually at at the pool bar and had a hamburger/fries which was very good. The last two night we went to Tuscan Grille and Qsine....my only complaint is not going there sooner. Word to the wise....RESERVE weeks in advance!!! They are also worth every penny, especially Qsine. This may have been the best meal we have had. Advice that I took, was make your reservation to Qsine as early as possible. Ours was at 6:30 and we got out at 10pm. It is a very leisurely dinner. The food overall was AMAZING....always good, hot and fantastic. We never had a complaint and we both love food.
Beverage Package-
I did a lot of reading on this package....and we ended up getting the premier package for us both. I will say that I think it was a very good decision, especially for my husband. He LOVED chilling at the pool bar for a better part of the day...and drinking. As I didn't drink too much during the day, I still had water, maybe a couple fancy drinks-but at night we both had wine and drinks after. I think we easily consumed $54/pp each day on beverages. Our only complaint is that the liquor/beverages in the mini-fridge in our room was not included. So, even though we paid for the premium we could not drink that stuff. I highly suggest getting the package....it is worth it. As for the bars....I wish we had found the Molecular Bar sooner than we did....very cool atmosphere and drinks. The Martini Bar is cool too. Of course the Pool Bar is a must during the day.
We stayed in 2107, which is Concierge Class on the 12th floor. This was an awesome room with a balcony, and the balcony is bigger than other ones too. Awesome floor to be on since that is the same level is the pool and one floor up is Oceanview Buffet which has breakfast/lunch. Great location. We will always get a balcony from now on and will probably check out Aqua Class too. They got to it in Blu, which I heard was amazing. If you can afford a balcony, it is worth every penny.
Puerto Rico-I did not hear good things about San Juan, so I was not very excited about going there. I have to say I LOVED it. We did a bicycle tour through Old and New San Juan and I loved it. It was a great way to see the area. I found it quaint, clean and impressive. We docked about 3pm and left at 11pm, so we actually found a Puerto Rican restaurant and ate there...I highly suggest that. It was great to try authentic food and to eat something different.
St. Thomas-GORGEOUS......our excursion was the BOSS tour, the underwater scooter. This was super fun to do and we are so glad we did it-but once is enough. You are underwater for about 30 min, which by then the novelty has worn off. We did some snorkeling while we waited for the other people on the tour. It wasn't the best snorkeling, but I did see a Barracuda which was cool. After the tour I did some shopping. The Mall right outside of the ship is very touristy, but people are nice. I also went to the higher end area, but it is pretty $$$
St. Maarten-We decided not to book an excursion for this day. We had planned to take a cab to Orient Beach. However, we got a late start and ended up just walking off the ship to the stores. I will say overall I was not impressed with St. Maarten...with that being said we only stepped off the ship and went shopping. The people were not very nice and made you feel as we were inconveniencing them to spend money in their store. The only place I will suggest is Effy Jewelry, to the right. They were very nice in there and I got a beautiful necklace and ring while I was there. After that we just went back on the ship.
The ship itself is gorgeous. My only complaint would that they have more or bigger pools. The chairs were taken first thing in the AM and for the first few days it was SO WINDY that it was hard to sit around the pool.
Entertainment-We saw Troy Thurdgill (spelling). He was a comedy show and was SUPER FUNNY....probably the funniest I have seen in a long time. We saw him twice. We also went to the Newlywed Game, which was fun. I played Bingo twice, but lost.
Overall this was an amazing trip and cruise line. This cruise has made my husband an official CRUISER...which is an amazing thing in itself. We will only cruise Celebrity because it is the best cruise line EVER!!!!! Less
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Cabin review: C22107 Concierge Class
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Forged by Fire: How God Shapes Those He Loves
"How do we deal with the pitfalls of life?" How do we deal with the experiences we all have of emotional, physical, and spiritual heights and depths? Bob Reccord presents Joseph of the Old Testament as the exemplary model. Forged by Fire uses the metaphor of a blacksmith's fire and anvil to teach us how experiences and circumstances mold us into the image of one who can be used by God. We may not always understand, but like Joseph, we need only to trust in our understanding of God's faithfulness and his sovereign grace.
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Read the full story here Web Link posted Monday, June 30, 2014, 3:08 PM
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Rite Aid pays nearly $500,000 in pharmacy consultation lawsuit
Original post made on Jul 2, 2014
Read the full story here Web Link posted Monday, June 30, 2014, 3:08 PM
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a resident of Rosewood
on Jul 2, 2014 at 3:38 am
Yet another DA lawsuit where they can't point to any victim, bad intent on the part of the businesses, or benefit to the citizenry, or even explain what laws were violated.
Another instance of what has become the standard extortion. I forgot who they sued that ended up with a $400K payment to former Attorney General Bill Lockyer's pet project, some govt. institute at his alma mater.
What a third world piece of crap they are making out of my state and my country. And the arrogance to give a press release about each latest theft. Sickening.
a resident of Vineyard Avenue
on Jul 2, 2014 at 9:37 am
Alameda County District Attorney Nancy E. O'Malley is noting but a publicity seeker. If people want a consultation they can get one. This is a non issue. She should get out and find some real crime to address, but that takes real investigate work.
a resident of Livermore
on Jul 2, 2014 at 11:30 am
it seems to me that r-aid got their come-uppins...i rest my case...
B U S T E D...respect the law...respect the law...and i mean it!
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This article is an open-access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons Attribution license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/).
Muscarinic toxin 7 (MT7) is a mamba venom peptide that binds selectively to the M1 muscarinic acetylcholine receptor. We have previously shown that the second (ECL2) and third (ECL3) extracellular loops of the M1 receptor are critically involved in binding the peptide. In this study we used a mutagenesis approach on the M5 subtype of the receptor family to find out if this possesses a similar structural architecture in terms of toxin binding as the M1 receptor. An M5 receptor construct (M5-E175Y184E474), mutated at the formerly deciphered critical residues on ECL2 and 3, gained the ability to bind MT7, but with rather low affinity as determined in a functional assay (apparent
Muscarinic acetylcholine receptors (mAChRs) are G protein-coupled receptors that mediate the metabotropic effects of acetylcholine in vertebrates as well as in invertebrates. The mammalian receptor family constitutes five distinct proteins, M1-M5, with highly homologous sequences and partially overlapping tissue distribution, but with discrete physiological functions [
Many natural ligands have been found that target the mAChRs. Examples include the agonists muscarine from the fly agaric mushroom and pilocarpine from the
An unexpected source of subtype-selective muscarinic ligands was found from mamba snakes (genus
Although the MTs show quite high homology (65-80%) among each other, there are also toxins that target more selectively only one receptor subtype. MT3 and MT6 show low nanomolar (1-4 nM) affinities for the M4 receptor whereas M1 receptor blockade requires a hundredfold (100-300 nM) higher concentrations [
The human M1 and M5 receptors have been previously described [
Cells were detached from plates by gentle pipetting, centrifuged 150°
[Ca2+]i = (
The Infected cells from monolayer culture were harvested in phosphate-buffered saline solution, centrifuged 700×
Non-linear curve-fitting of the concentration-response data was performed using GraphPad Prism (GraphPad Software, La Jolla, CA). The pIC50 values were obtained through non-linear regression to fit log IC50, and the The p
The apparent
Δ[Ca2+] = [A]Δ[Ca2+]max/([A](1 + [I]/
[A] and [I] are the concentrations of agonist and inhibitor, respectively, EC50 is the [A] producing half-maximal stimulation and
Functional inhibition of receptors by MT7 was assessed by measuring the [Ca2+]i responses in Sf9 cells expressing intact or modified receptor proteins. Activation of the M5 receptor with carbachol resulted in concentration-dependent increases in [Ca2+]i as determined from fura-2 fluorescence (
The M5 receptor and the M5-EYE mutant in Sf9 cells were assayed in the absence and presence of muscarinic toxin 7 (MT7). (
Functional characteristics of expressed receptor constructs. Values are means ± SD from three experiments.
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Sf9 cells expressing mutated M5 receptor constructs were assayed for carbachol-induced [Ca2+]i increases and inhibition of [3H]NMS binding. (
Binding characteristics of expressed receptor constructs. Values are means ± SEM from three experiments.
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The P179t to L mutation in the middle of ECL2 of the M5 receptor appeared to have an important role in the binding of MT7. The corresponding residue of the M1 receptor we did not specifically investigate in our previous study, and the M3 double mutant with the corresponding P217 to L and the additional P218 to A mutations did not show an inhibitory effect of MT7 [
In our previous study using chimeric M1:M3 receptors, we found that a lysine residue (K523) in M3 ECL3 sequence resulted in a tenfold loss in the apparent
Sf9 cells expressing the M5-ELY construct were assayed for carbachol-induced [Ca2+]i increases and inhibition of [3H]NMS binding. (
In addition to the high affinity binding of MT7 to the M1 receptor, the characteristics of this toxin−receptor complex also include an allosteric slowing of antagonist dissociation [
Deceleration of [3H]NMS dissociation by MT7. The M5-ELY and M5-ELYE constructs were preincubated with [3H]NMS and dissociation initiated by addition of atropine with or without different concentrations of MT7. Samples were collected at different time points and [3H]NMS binding (Bt) determined. Data presented are from one experiment performed with triplicate samples. Two additional experiments with 10 and 100 nM MT7 gave similar results. Only the trendlines are shown for clarity. The control rate for M5-ELY was 0.113 min−1 and 0.003 min−1 with 100 nM MT7. The control rate for M5-ELYE was 0.147 min−1 and 0.004 min−1 with 100 nM MT7.
Reversibility test for MT7. Receptor constructs were preincubated with MT7 (30 nM with M1 and M5-ELYE, 100 nM with M5-ELY) for 45 min and then subjected to [3H]NMS binding (control (C) and zero washes) or centrifuged and washed one to three times before [3H]NMS binding. Data are means ± SEM from three experiments.
The MT7 toxin shows an astonishing selectivity for the M1 receptor, making it an attractive template for how to develop receptor subtype-selective compounds. To accomplish such a task, we need to understand how MT7 binds to the receptor and which receptor epitopes are chosen by the toxin. We have in this study converted by mutagenesis the M5 receptor to bind MT7 with high affinity, without interfering to any larger extent with orthosteric antagonist binding (as determined from measured affinities of [3H]NMS) or agonist activation of the receptors (as determined from the functional assays). The importance of the leucine residue found in the middle of ECL2 of the M1 receptor expands the list of critical residues involved in the binding of MT7.
During the preparation of this manuscript, Marquer
This study was funded by The Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation and The Academy of Finland.
The authors declare no conflict of interest.


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searching New Zealand Collection Change databases
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy, The
Volume 32 Issue 1 (2011)
To cite this article: Scher, Stephen and Kozlowska, Kasia. The Clinician's Voice and the Limits of Bioethics [online]. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy, The, Vol. 32, No. 1, 2011: 15-32. Availability: <http://search.informit.com.au/documentSummary;dn=804311818479820;res=IELNZC> ISSN: 0814-723X. [cited 20 Jul 17].
Personal Author:
Scher, Stephen; Kozlowska, Kasia;
Source: Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy, The, Vol. 32, No. 1, 2011: 15-32
Document Type: Journal Article
Ethical problems; Medical ethics; Family psychotherapy; Bioethics; Medical personnel--Professional ethics; Patients--Care; Medical care--Decision making--Moral and ethical aspects;
Peer Reviewed:
(1) Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, and McLean Hospita, Belmont, MA, United States of America Database: New Zealand Collection
(2) Discipline of Psychiatry, Sydney Medical School, and Psychological Medicine, Children's Hospital Westmead, and Brain Dynamics Centre, Westmead Hospital, Sydney, Australia
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Published: July 15, 2006 at 6:52 PMI'm all set to fill out the Knoebels page for the site Robert, but there are no text boxes to fill out when clicking either add ride or add restaurant link. Just a blank page with logo and ads. Also, some of the parks (namely the Kings Island page) need a little more extensive revamping. Rides need to be deleted, some added on, and some lands need to be removed and others added as well. Appears to need little more than the wiki editing can do at this time
Published: July 15, 2006 at 7:17 PMSite Managers,
Published: July 16, 2006 at 11:11 AM^I think Robert mentioned a while ago that the parks on the site have a certain attendance or something like that.
Published: July 16, 2006 at 10:10 PMKnoebels' pages are fixed. Sorry about that. (It worked in my browser, but... well, forget the long story. It's fixed now. Sorry, again.)
We list to get all paid-admission parks in English-speaking countries that attract more than two million annual visitors. For parks between one and two million anual visitors, I'll add them if someone asks nicely and volunteers to input and maintain the listings. We're not listing parks with less than one million annual visitors. But we always welcome trip reports about any themed attractions anywhere, regardless of attendance.
If anyone encounters any problems with attraction input, lemme know. To delete a closed attraction, just click to its listing page, then click the "update this listing" link. There, you can click an option to alert me that the location is closed.
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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 11.0952 Wednesday, 3 May 2000.
Date: Tuesday, 2 May 2000 23:42:10 -0400
Subject: 11.0934 Re: Fortinbras
Comment: Re: SHK 11.0934 Re: Fortinbras
Concerning Ed Taft's latest on Fortinbras: Ed, I'm not sure what you
mean by Claudius being an agent of Fortinbras's or Hamlet's actions at
the end. As for Hamlet moving from revenging to avenging his father, I'm
not sure his actions at the end have, by that time, much to do with his
father. His final act, whatever it is, is very complex. It involves
revenge, perhaps, but that revenge, such as it is, seems at the moment
to be more for the death of his mother. However, this can't exactly be
revenge because Claudius didn't intend to kill her. He did intend to
kill Hamlet, so there might be an element of genuine revenge there,
though I'm not sure I can feel the act as being about that. Laertes
actually kills him, and he forgives Laertes. And then Hamlet doesn't
exactly kill Claudius either, in a sense, since Claudius is killed by
the poison he himself, or Laertes, supplied. Like Laertes he's justly
killed with his own treachery. The element of justice in this ambiguous
killing also comes partly from the justice of killing a proven tyrant
(his tyranny proved by the commission Hamlet gives to Horatio). A
further complication is that when a king is proven a tyrant, one might
consider that his heir automatically becomes king-Hamlet the Dane-with
the legitimate power to deal justly with his predecessor. It all adds up
to quite a mysterious act.


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Strengthen your faith, soften your heart and learn how to deal with matters of the unseen.
This is The Book, wherein there is no doubt, a guidance for the God-fearing who believe in the unseen. (Surat al-Baqarah, 2:2–3)
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Section 1: Belief in the Angels1. The position of other faiths towards the existence of Angels
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Section 2: Belief in the Jinn1. The position of other faiths towards the existance of the Jinn2. The Wisdom behind the Creation of the Jinn3. Al-Shaytan (Satan)4. Characteristics of Jinn
Section 3: Belief in al-Qadar1. Definition of al-qadar2. The History of Innovation in al-qadar3. The Pillars of al-qadar4. Allah is the Creator of all things5. Wisdom behind the existence of calamities and sinfulness (in relation to the creation)6. Reasons sinfulness is allowed (with respected to the kafir)7. Tawakkul8. Al-Tawfiq and al-khudhlan9. Can qadar be changed?10. Religion and predestination do not contradict11. Benefits of belief in al-qadar
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Yahya Ibrahim began memorizing the Qur'an at the age of 16 and finished 20 months later, receiving an ijazah (certification) in proficiency and an instruction to teach. He began lecturing at the age of 17 and has been involved in the Islamic community since 1993 , alhamdulillah.
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He is committed to spreading a message to Muslims that empowers them spiritually and helps them integrate into the broader community. He is born in the west, raised in the west and lives in the west. A message of anti-militancy, religious tolerance, and moral universality are a part of his outlook.
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Ivana Fritzinger, a second-grade student at Legacy Traditional School, placed second in the girls U-8 division at the Arizona Elks State Soccer Shoot in Tempe on Nov. 10.
Fritzinger advanced to the state competition after winnin the Catalina Mountain Elks Lodge Soccer Shoot in Oro Valley and the South District competition in Tucson.
After her second-place finish at state, she won a trophy and a soccer ball. Arizona Elks Association president Ed Leuer and drug awareness chairman Jack Ponzo presented her with the prizes.


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Remarks of Assistant Secretary of Labor Dave D. Lauriski
Mine Safety and Health Administration
2004 Metal and Nonmetal National Mine Rescue Contest
Reno, NV
July 15, 2004
Thanks, Bob, for that kind introduction.
Good evening, everyone.
First off, I'd like to thank MSHA's Metal/Non-Metal Planning Committee who put this competition together. They put in countless hours of work to organize this great show and get all of you here, housed, fed and competing. Let's give them a hearty round of applause and thanks right now.
And I think we should recognize Eddie Lopez for his vision and for his passion in making this event such a success.
I'd like to extend a warm welcome to all of you here tonight. There are 29 mine rescue teams representing mining companies in 11 states - what a great turnout! And welcome to our own Metal/Non-Metal MSHA team. I am pleased to see that so many teams have come not only to participate in this competition but to share ideas and experiences that could be called upon if needed. The spirit of teamwork and collaboration not only extends to your own team members, but to other teams as well. And you know it is teamwork that results in success. Thank you for your commitment, your dedication, for your compassionate spirits. And thank you to each of your companies' management, who recognize the value these competitions provide. Through this recognition, they too show this same commitment, dedication and compassion.
I understand that representatives of the Coast Guard's National Strike Force - Pacific Strike Force Team were also present over the past three days to observe your skills. I know they found plenty of fellowship and camaraderie here - and picked up some great techniques for their own rescue work. I hope that they left some of their ideas and experiences as well.
The folks from our Mine Safety and Health Academy did a great job in capturing the highlights of the week on video, didn't they? Thanks for all your creativity and enthusiasm in recording the action - I know the participants appreciate your record of this week's events.
I want to recognize two teams who went to Glogow, Poland to compete in the 4th International Mine Rescue Contest on June 3rd and 4th. The team from Cargill Salt: Barry Carlson, Lonny Badeaux, Steve Allenson, Lynn Bayard, Dave Bickel, Greg Borders, Dave Bird, Marty Hickey, Dale Munch and Clayton Tellerin. You folks can be very proud of your record there - fifth in field competition and third place in overall. Great job!
And our very own MSHA team: Gary Hebel, Mike Dunlap, Charles Dame, Ron Costlow, Tom Todd, Link Selfe, Tim Watkins, Jan Lyall, and Virgil Brown. They placed third in field competition and second place in the GB-174 bench competition. Well done! We are all very proud to be associated with you! You showed the world mining community why we are proud to be Americans. Thank you!
Finally, and most importantly, I would like to give a special welcome to the co-workers, friends and families of the participating teams. Whether you realize it or not, you are as integral to the success of these teams as the members themselves. Without your care and support, these team members would find their jobs much more difficult. And special gratitude is due the spouses of the team members. I would have to say that one spouse is owed a great deal of gratitude: Penny Lewis. She is just a remarkable lady to put up with her mine rescue team spouse.
I know it is hard to give up the time with your spouses - but the time you give up so that your loved ones can train means they will be prepared to help others if it is ever necessary. Your sacrifices make the teams' successful work possible. Thank you from MSHA.
As most of you know, I am very familiar with the work of mine rescue teams. I taught my first mine rescue class more than 30 years ago, and I have a great deal of experience as a rescue team member and as a trainer. I know exactly what you've been through over the last week, and I admire all of you for it. And, as much as I like my current position, a big part of me wishes I could be out there with you, training and competing just like you did the pas couple of days.
While we all hope that all you do is train and compete, we also know the training and hard work pay off. Last December, it paid off for miner Robert Slone. Mr. Slone was drawn into a chute under the Beartooth Mountains, just north of Yellowstone National Park, at the Stillwater Mining Company's platinum and palladium operation near Nye, Montana. First using a slusher hooked up backwards to clear a horizontal path to the vertical chute, the rescuers, which included members of Stillwater's Mine Rescue team, then dug the debris out of the chute by hand, using 5-gallon buckets to remove it. Miraculously, nearly 12 hours after the 9 a.m. slide that buried him, Robert Slone was freed from the slide, injured but alive. That's what this competition is all about. That's what you do. You train and work hard to be ready for the day we hope will never come.
Having a chance to visit with you and watch you over the past three days has reinforced my respect and admiration toward each of you. This sentiment applies equally to those who have worked so hard putting this event on.
In just another few minutes, I promise we will get to the heart of this evening's festivities: recognizing teams and individuals for their outstanding performance over the past few days. We will also be recognizing five very special individuals for their contributions in support of mine rescue.
But first, I want you to understand that you are all the best. Collectively and individually, you have shown the skills and dedication, the determination and the perseverance to master the skills you need to help your fellow miners. You represent the best in people: you have sacrificed and are prepared to sacrifice to help others. That makes you all champions.
I heard a quote the other day that really describes mine rescue teams: "Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence win championships." Michael Jordan said that - and I think he knows. It's true - you are all extraordinarily talented individuals, but together, as a team, you are all winners. All of you bring your unique talents and forge them into something much greater than your individual specialties. You make teams and you create success.
We need to rely on and support each other, because we never know when we will need your skills and expertise. We can all celebrate the very special fellowship that has been shared over the past few days, and know that this teamwork and camaraderie, and the skills you have developed and shown here during this competition, will successfully carry you through any job you are faced with. Congratulations to all of you, and thank you for allowing me to be a part of this great community.
So, let's celebrate!


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Since November it has been possible to see the exceptional overviews of the work of designer Hella Jongerius and the work of artist Johan Thorn Prikker. These presentations will remain on show in the museum until 13 February, so seize the opportunity to visit them now!
Johan Thorn Prikker was a rebel, a moralist and a hard worker, which makes his wide-ranging and multifaceted oeuvre highly surprising. Thorn Prikker produced paintings, drawings, graphic art, textiles, furniture, huge murals, mosaics and stained glass windows. All these works have been brought together in an exceptional exhibition layout, with his stained glass windows presented in a chapel in the middle of the gallery. The Dutch broadsheet NRC Handelsblad described the exhibition as a 'large-scale, surprising survey of the work of a craftsman'.
The 'Misfit' exhibition brings together all the important works from the oeuvre of Hella Jongerius. From her vases for IKEA to the Polder Sofa, from the Bovist ottoman to the latest series of Coloured Vases. It offers a unique insight into the working methods, experiments and innovative products by Hella Jongerius. This exhibition has also been receiving plenty of positive coverage in national and international media. The Dutch broadsheet NRC Handelsblad lauded this presentation as an 'impressive exhibition'.
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Taylor Swift And Her Very Large Hat Cover "Vogue"
I love me some Taylor Swift, but honestly, I never thought she was the Vogue type. Tay-Tay is more suburban mall than bombshell and all those princess dresses are not exactly fashion-forward. But lo and behold, here she is on the February 2012 issue of Vogue with straightened hair and a big-ass wide-brimmed hat. Taylor looks more grown-up than usual here … which I suppose is the point of posing for Vogue, no? [Styleite]


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Australians are certainly pretty lucky to have some spectacular venues in which to absorb and appreciate culture. Our theatres, galleries, public venues and global icons such as the Sydney Opera House are some of the world's finest.
But what if you want to make a weekend of your cultural cravings, rather than just attend a single show? And what if you want to get up close and personal with the artists themselves, in a more intimate setting?
Cultural weekends are now becoming more frequent and extraordinarily popular. Chamber music lends itself particularly well to such events, as the logistics of transporting just a handful of musicians and their instruments are feasible. And as our insatiable appetite for gourmet food and fine wine grows too, the venues for intimate arts festivals have moved from nondescript halls to exquisite wineries and luxury accommodation.
Organisations such as Musica Viva, the Australian String Quartet and Australian Chamber Orchestra have been satisfying their most loyal supporters and corporate sponsors for a few years now, holding weekends of music in picturesque regional settings. The Australian Festival of Chamber Music brings thousands of visitors to the Great Barrier Reef area of Townsville each July for concerts, talks, dinners, tours and a chance to interact with the performers.
It works too. In a previous life as a concert pianist, one of my fondest memories was performing music by Australian composer Ross Edwards in rural NSW, in a giant community hall, exquisitely styled with local flowers, and with huge tables heaving with a gourmet spread and organic wines. Cows were mooing and kookaburras were laughing, and it couldn't have been more perfect.
The combination of culture in luxury surrounds is clearly a winning formula, as perfected by Hamilton Island's qualia resort, which will host the seventh annual Pas de Deux in Paradise in 2014.
This annual weekend residency of the Australian Ballet gives guests the chance to not only experience all the indulgences of qualia, but it offers a rare look at how Australia's national ballet company ticks. This year, four dancers were joined by artistic director David McAllister, executive director Libby Christie and Vicki Car, head of millinery.
The weekend's program focused on closeness to the performers and their art form, and guests witnessed an intensive warm-up rehearsal, dinners, question and answer sessions, as well as an intimate performance of ballet's most romantic duets.
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A bush setting, degustation dinners and the sound of classical music sweeping through the valley – no wonder the inaugural Symphony Under the Stars at Emirates Wolgan Valley sold out last year. It has also sold out this year, but you can contact the resort for a waitlist spot or reserve a place for 2015. The weekend includes concerts by members of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and all the luxurious offerings of Wolgan Valley in the NSW Blue Mountains. March 7-9, 2014, from $740 per person, per night. The resort also has weekend art classes in May with artist in residence Georgia Mansur. Bookings (02) 9290 9733 or firstname.lastname@example.com
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It's the perfect combination: fine wine, classical music and an intimate, picturesque setting. This is the magic of the Vasse Felix Festival, a three-concert series given by the internationally acclaimed Australian Chamber Orchestra (led by Richard Tognetti) at the Vasse Felix Art Gallery in Western Australia's picturesque Margaret River region. Each concert will be accompanied by a dining package, with repertoire and artists to be announced later in the year. December 12-14, $350. Cnr Tom Cullity Drive and Caves Road, Cowaramup, Margaret River. Tel: (08) 9756 5000, vassefelix.com.au
A feast of strings
At the Dunkeld Festival of Music in Victoria, guests will sip exquisite wines in some of the southern Grampians' most charming venues, including a woolshed, garden gallery and church, while watching the Australian String Quartet perform five chamber music programs over three days. The musicians will be playing on a matched set of Guadagnini instruments, handcrafted in Italy in the 1700s. A gala dinner at the Royal Mail Hotel, a lunch and a morning tea held at the woolshed are included, as are Tomich wines. April 13-15. $690 per person. Tel: 1800 040 444, asq.com.au
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My brother-in-law passed away last week unexpectedly just a few months short of his 60th birthday. He left behind a family that includes several grandchildren that will miss him dearly. That event combined with several things I have heard and read in recent days led me to write this article about leaving a legacy.
Legacy is defined as "anything left behind as from an ancestor." A legacy is what we leave our children and grandchildren when we have left this earth. The best legacy is not monetary, but something even more tangible—something spiritual. The best legacy would be those memories, those spiritual values, those morals and character traits that we purposefully instill into their lives.
As volunteers in children's ministry, we have the opportunity to build a legacy into the lives of each child we teach. Each time a child attends our class is another opportunity to build a foundation that will become our legacy to that child. We should not only teach them biblical knowledge and principles, but reinforce the fact that God loves them and so do we. If that is the only thing that they ever get out of our time with them it may well just be enough for them to come to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ later in life.
So I want to encourage you, first of all, to be sure that your family knows that you love them. Next, be sure the children that you serve know that you love God and live a wonderful example in front of them. Lastly, be sure the children in your class know that you love them. Demonstrate your love for them at every opportunity. And if a child is too wiggly to grasp any other thing in your class, you can still count your teaching time as successful if they leave knowing they are loved.
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People still wonder why this show is so popular even today. Part of the reason why I like the anime so much is because of a certain "charm" to it, best shown by episodes like this. ...Well, technically, it was a carry-over from the previous episode (as I'll get to shortly), but it's much more evident in this one.
First of all, the intro. We have the most over-the-top Pokemon capture ever (we
have an actual capture with this much flair again), then we have Ash freak out and start dancing over it. And right in the middle of this, what do we get? "Ash Catches a Pokemon!" The entire thing is so overdone that one can't help but laugh at the absurdity. This is only the first few minutes of the episode, no less.
Then we have Misty. The 'cute' tomboy with the big hammer and raging phobia of bugs (yet she never freaks about Butterfree, now does she?)
. This is actually the first time we see the "legendary" hammer, isn't it? She has to use it on such a cute little thing, too...which sends it into a giant inferiority complex that makes it want to fly off the face of the planet. *shiftyeyes*
Yes, Jorah, it was carrots, peppers, and bugs.
The Pidgeotto capture...hmm, they obviously enjoyed drilling that "Ash = newbie" point home. So much so, in fact, that they kind of drifted into "Ash = idiot" territory. Really, even ignoring the biological factor here, how would Caterpie expect to counterattack Pidgeotto if it were to fly into the air? String Shot could only go so far before gravity forced it back down (and likely onto Misty for added mileage), and it obviously couldn't Tackle that high. Of course, once it evolves, this problem will be nullified, but in the here and now, Pikachu was the better choice in every way.
I have to agree with Charaxes on the TR battle against Pidgeotto--it was surprisingly well-done, especially considering how this is only the third episode in the series. Ekans and Pidgeotto actually managed to hold an equal footing (see Pokedex entry for this) until Ash looked away for even a moment. Then...he sends out Caterpie. A wounded Caterpie, against three Pokemon and two humans, and it managed to win. Granted, Pidgeotto had previously worn down two of them, but still. And somehow those Pokemon were enough to get it to evolve, no less. ...Is it just me, or is something not computing right here?
And then we top it off by Ash literally shoving his new Pokemon in Misty's face and freaking her out once again. This anime goes from ridiculous to depressing to exciting and back to ridiculous again all in one episode. THIS IS WHY POKEMON IS FAMOUS.
Or so I delude myself at this moment in time.
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i was looking on google if some of my files are illegal distributed and i found a website that is selling (at very high prices) our items here on graphic river, mostly print templates.
Probably they just buy our templates here and then resell them on their website.
Or worse, they don't need to buy them all, but only if they receive some requests.
How i should report this to Envato?
actually i looked over some pages and they are selling also from other marketplaces… please let me know what i should do…
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This should be fairly easy but will also be a little aggravating as it will require you to climb into the back from one of the front open doors.
The rear hatch panel should be held on by clips so, what you'll need to do is find a small thin object (preferably plastic to not damage the panel) and pry the panel loose from the snaps and hold it in place. After this you should gain access to the inside of the rear hatch and try to find the bar that is either broken or has come loose from the lock it self. You may need a long flat head screw driver to reach in and flip the lock over to "unlock" and then you should be able to open the door from the inside or the outside.
I don't know why, but your answer didn't post here until tonight here in the Pacific zone. Anyway, I've been prepared to do the very thing you suggest in your answer, but how do you deal with the single vertical stiffener screw that exists in the hand-grab depression in the bottom of the liner, only accessible once the liftback clears the body by a few inches. In other words, the screw in hidden and inaccesible with the liftback (and liner) in the closed position. I don't think the liner can be removed without damaging the screw mounting until the liftback is at least partially open. Thanks. I realize your reply may be delayed.
ok, I understand and you are partly correct in assuming that the panel may have to be partially damaged to gain access.
The only other way that I can think you opening that door without any damage is to find a borescope that is long enough to reach in and help you see where the lock is and then have slim-jim or coat hanger and bend it to help you flip the lock.
I have had to do this myself on a car that only had keyless entry because the manual locks were broken and the battery was dead, it took alot of time and patients but it works. Also purchasing a borescope will probably be cheaper than repairing/replacing a damaged door panel.
You can buy them at most of your major automotive parts stores or online(I would recommend ebay to be the cheapest place for this)
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Using a hole-saw, should I cut a hole horizontally through just the liner to the left side, right side, or centered on the latch mechanism? In other words, where is the unlatching cable attachment, or lever, or whatever located exactly on the latch mechanism. I would prefer to cut a minimum size hole that I can cover with a snap in plastic plug or colored duct tape (farmer's modern baling wire; and, yes I'm a farmer). Sorry for the delay. Been harvesting late hay.


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100 West 94th StreetApt. 10B
Between Columbus Avenue and Amsterdam Avenue Upper West Side
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- Price$605,000
- TypeCo-op
- Bedrooms2
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- Rooms4.5
- Approx. Sq. Ft.925
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What value and view for a two bedroom apt. on the Upper West Side! This would make a comfortable home with low monthly maintenance costs. You will appreciate the eat-in kitchen, two full-size bedrooms and your own private balcony just down the street from express subways and one of the newest shopping districts on the west side, Columbus Square. Whole Foods Market and more. Pets, pieds a terre and guarantors ok.
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Upper West, from Central Park West to the Hudson River, 59th Street (excluding Columbus Circle) to 110th Street.
Every ten blocks of the Upper West Side seem to have its own character. The 70s and 80s have their share of "Classic Six" prewar apartments (that's two bedrooms, a living room, dining room, and kitchen plus a room for the maid or domestic staff, sometimes used as a home office) as opposed to a "Classic Seven," which has all these rooms in addition to another bedroom. Along Riverside Drive on the Upper West Side, some grand-scale apartment buildings with magnificent river views perfectly match the street's name. Meanwhile, the southern bit of the Upper West Side embraces the Time Warner Center, which has some of the most spectacular luxury condos in the city, along with high-end shops like Coach and Hugo Boss, once-in-a-lifetime eateries like Per Se, and a giant subterranean Whole Foods that seems to have the capability to hold every resident of the Upper West Side at once.
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Columbus Park Tower, a post-war coop totally renovated in 2011, has a 24 hour concierge, a landscaped garden, a central laundry, bike and common storage, and a community room. Pieds-a-terre, co-purchasing & gifting are allowed, as are pets. The building is located one block from Central Park, two blocks from the 1,2 &3 Subways and some of the great shopping on Upper West Side, including Whole Foods.
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