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8 day lodge safari visiting Aberdare, Samburu, Lake Nakuru and Masai Mara.
Day 2: Aberdare
Leave Nairobi in the morning to reach the small market town of Nyeri in time for lunch. The founder of the Boy Scouts movement, Lord Baden Powell spent the last years of his life in Nyeri and is buried here. After lunch, drive through the forest where varied species of game can be seen along the way to your tree hotel. Tonight, you will be able to watch game from your hotel balcony, which overlooks a floodlit waterhole. Overnight: The Ark or Mountain Lodge (BLD).
Day 3: Samburu
After breakfast, drive north to reach Samburu Game Reserve in time for lunch. An afternoon game drive introduces you to this beautiful and game abundant park, home to rarely found species such as the Beisa Oryx, Grevy's zebra, blue-necked Somali ostrich and reticulated giraffe. Overnight at your Lodge. (BLD)
Day 4: Samburu
Spend the day exploring the reserve and its varied species of game. Overnight at your lodge (BLD)
Day 5: Lake Nakuru
Leave after breakfast and drive past the northern tip of the Aberdare Mountains to descend into the Great Rift Valley where Lake Nakuru is located. Visit the world famous bird sanctuary of Lake Nakuru National Park. Lunch and overnight at Lion Hill or Lake Nakuru Lodge in the park. (BLD)
Days 6 & 7: Masai Mara Game Reserve
Driving across the Great Rift Valley, reach Kenya's most famous Game Reserve, Masai Mara, in time for lunch. Spend the days exploring the rolling hills and plains for a chance to spot black-maned lion, elephant, leopard, cheetah, and buffalo along with varied species of hoofed animals. Overnight at Mara Serena Lodge or equivalent. (BLD)
Day 8: Nairobi
After breakfast return to Nairobi where you arrive in time for lunch, which is served at the famous Carnivore Restaurant where all kinds of game meat can be tasted. Transfer to the airport afterwards to catch your outbound flight. In the event of a late evening flight, a day room can be provided for you to relax and freshen up before you transfer to the airport. (BL)
INCLUDES: Accommodation, meals as specified, land transportation, safari activities, airport transfers and park fees.
EXCLUDES: Any airfare, visa fees, airport taxes, alcoholic beverages, tips and gratuities, and all items of a personal nature.
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Q: I've bought this Dwell Zigzag Rug in Lapis, and am struggling with what kind of bedding to buy that will coordinate well with it. This is for a bunk room with four full beds that will be used by little kids and teenagers. A friend suggested natural-colored linen duvet covers, but I've been having a hard time finding something along those lines that is reasonably priced (under $150 per duvet, but ideally under $100). Other suggestions for bedding (type of fabric? color - solid or pattern?) that would work well?
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Try Ikea.
For basic bedding I always go for solids. I would suggest cream colored sheets and a duvet (or better yet just a topper) in anyone of the colors on the rug (dark brown or the blue). Pillowcases in a bright contrasting orange will balance out the room nicely. You can bring some additional pattern with a coordinating decorative throw or extra pillow.
Ikea or Home Goods has a good selection of solids for kids.
wool army blanket, in dark grey!
The easy thing to do is a solid color duvet cover -- plenty of them out there at your price point. You could choose a deep red, if you wanted color, or a peacock blue/teal.
If you want to mix patterns, make sure it has a different scale pattern (larger or smaller), and I'd stick to the same color family (chosen for pattern here, not price)
here are some options:
its for teens/ kids I would be bold and use a kelly green or canary yellow to keep it nuetral and fun. The you could mix in so lapis accessories such as throw pillow with a little lapis or even a throw with lapis in it at the end of the bed just to bring the color from off the floor. Bedding will depend on where you are located. If it's typically warm dont spend the money on a duvet, just get a coverlet and some blankets. For the sheets just go simple with white or off white.
If you have an Ikea near you I would look that the Vila (for sheets) in the tan and Tanja Brodyr for the duvet cover, if you want something shiny and more along those lines. If you want something toned down go with the dvala and malou respectively. They are all in the tans...but you can probably find some great accent pillows for the blue color. The Vila sheet sets are 29.99 (less for twins), dvala are 24.99(less for twin), Malou duvet set for a twin is 29.99 and the tanja brodyr is 34.99 for a twin.
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/60083610/ This is one of the Malou...
They don't have twin but maybe you could use full? Or check out Lands End, some nice ones there. And I'd bring in some of that blue somewhere else, i think, either pillows or accents/art.
As some one who likes to pull the covers up under their chin and who has had experience with wool army blankets I give a resounding noooooo to that idea. Target has some interesting grey options in both quilts and duvet covers that might work with the rug though.
leopard print, I hate coordinated stuff!
I'd go solid, in either beige or chocolate brown, and use interesting patterns for sheets and pillows. That rug is awesome - I'd want it to be the focal point.
Bed Bath and Beyond has lots of color choices and great prices:
LL Bean has good quality bedding at very reasonable prices. Here is a cotton comforter that comes in a variety of solids that would work with that rug and is within your budget.
Go with cream sheets and blue or brown accessories. I don't know your wall colors you have to count that too.
It's a kids room so I would probably use a different color for each bed...Using the colors from the rug-- However I would not use white or ivory..
I would go for a solid white duvet with a bold border stripe, like this style of duvet cover, which comes in lots of different colors: http://www.pbteen.com/products/suite-organic-duvet-cover-and-sham/?cm_src=OLDLINK&pkey=gthmgrlhai
For a prints there's:
Garnet Hill Everyday Percale in driftwood:
Company Store Shelby Percale (I like the blue, but the brown might work too)
I'm with Herrington44 -- kids like to each have their own colour. I'd do plain duvets (one each in teal, plum, grey and navy), sheets all the same colour to save headaches, and one distinctive, fun throw pillow for each bed.
Nice rug.
I would go for tan or khaki sheets (this color is more forgiving than cream if you're using the bedding for kids and teens - probably a pet or two in the mix, right?) and that deep teal color in the rug for the bedspreads or coverlets. I'd go very simple in kid-friendly fabrics.
I don't know if I'd even mess with throw pillows for a kids room, because most pillows I've seen are "spot clean" only, and you know kids are going to grab them with grubby, sticky little hands - not to mention sneaking a snack into bed. So....I'd be practical. A few stuffed animals might be cute. Kids and teens love those brown and white sock monkeys,and they would adorable on the beds.
Target might be a good source. Also, check at www.overstock.com. They have a good selection of sheets and bedding, at reasonable prices. And for kids, you want reasonable!
Throw around a big, dark basket or two to hold games, and knick-knacks and keep them out of the way.
Use canvas dropcloths for coverlets and let each child stencil his/her name boldly (hugely oversized) in a color from the rug. Way cheap at Lowe's!
For cheap duvet covers...I buy two set of sheets and sew the flat sheet together, size of duvet cover and I will have two fitted sheets and pillow cases. Can sew sheets of different color together two, look fun when turned open halfway.
Unless you buy Ikea who has cheap duvet covers...but sometimes the fabric is not soft enough for me.
Target has inexpensive sheets and duvet sets in solid colors.
Remember awhile back there was an article about rug patterns than make people sick? THIS IS THAT RUG!!!
Agree go tan or something like that for sheets. Also would go different solid colors for the duvets or quilts, or at least two or better yet three in the room. I would paint the walls one of the 4 colors of the rug (you can go darker for the off white, and a bit lighter for the other colors if you want), and then use the other colors for the quilts. You can also mix in another color for a quilt - I like the idea of plum as suggested above. Or a rust, or the right green, one that complements the teal well.
Denim. That *Is* a blue stripe in there, yes?
nothing coordinates well w/that rug.
I would actually say something in the red, or red-orange family. Use the blue, and go it's complimentary. It should be fun! then go with the tan sheets, and maybe some pillows that match the blue/teal.
Our designer secrets, when designing your room use the 60-30-10 rule - to select colors. Your wall color would be the 60%, 30% for upholstery and fabrics and 10% accent color. In re: pattern - every room needs 3. A geometric - like your great rug, a solid and an organic (flowers, leaves, doggies, whatever).
Someone noted above that the pattern sizes should be different - we agree. So the bedding could be solid or organic, either will work.


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2 Two TV sets, a tablet computer, an Xbox gaming system, two rings and a laptop computer and case were stolen from a locked residence in the 3400 block of West Forest Hill Avenue at about 10:10 a.m. May 13. The resident found the handle to her door broken off and saw a darker green Toyota with two occupants, the driver described as stocky white male between 25 and 30 years old, driving through two residential yards while speeding away from her residence toward West Drexel Avenue. An officer chased the vehicle for about two miles before the pursuit ended.
3 An unidentified male broke into the used battery area at Sam's Wholesale Club, 6705 S. 27th St., stole about 15 old car batteries and caused about $500 in damage to the door and security plate at about 3 a.m. May 14. The suspect, described as a male with a blue or gray hoodie pulled over his head, fled in a full-sized white GMC van with no side windows.
4 $130 worth of liquor was stolen from Walgreens, 7130 S. 76th St., on May 10.
5 A golf bag containing nine golf clubs and 12 golf balls, valued at $2,970, was stolen out of a vehicle parked in the 9100 block of West Elm Court sometime between 6:45 p.m. May 10 and 11:30 a.m. May 13. There were no signs of forced entry.
6 A wallet was stolen out of a woman's purse in her office at Aurora Advanced Healthcare Woman's Pavilion, 4202 W. Oakwood Park Court, sometime between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. May 14. Several credit cards were used to make fraudulent purchases at various locations in Milwaukee.
7 An unidentified male driving a burgundy Honda Civic filled multiple gas cans with gas at Kwik Trip, 10750 W. Speedway Drive, left the gas nozzle on the ground and fled without paying at about 1:05 p.m. May 14.
8 A .40-caliber, semi-automatic Springfield Armory handgun in a black plastic case and two 16-round magazines were stolen from the trunk of the owner's girlfriend's vehicle while it was parked at the Embassy Motel, 8253 S. 27th St., at 8:50 p.m. May 15.
9 An unidentified man shoplifted 13 bottles of Malibu Rum, valued at $25.50 each, from Walgreens, 7144 S. 76th St., at about 1:55 p.m. May 16. The man is described as a white male in his early 50s wearing glasses, a dark-colored hooded jacket, denim pants and athletic shoes.
10 A 39-year-old West Bend man stole two cartons of Newport cigarettes, valued at $150, from Kwik Trip, 10750 W. Speedway Drive, and then fled in a black Ford Taurus at about 1:35 a.m. May 17. Police attempted to stop the suspect's vehicle in the 9500 block of West Drexel Avenue, but the man led police on a high-speed pursuit for about 14 miles.
11 A 48-year-old woman was arrested for shoplifting six bracelets and a shirt at Goodwill Industries, 6941 S. Riverwood Boulevard, at about 3:45 p.m. May 17.
12 A 22-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for shoplifting and a 50-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for shoplifting (fourth offense), resisting an officer and having a warrant for shoplifting through the Greenfield Police Department after they were caught shoplifting diapers, a humidifier, baby bottles, Jimmy Dean sausages and a Gravy bowl, valued at $113, at Walmart, 6701 S. 27th St., at about 9:15 a.m. May 18.
13 A man hid DVD movies in the fence of the garden center at Walmart, 6701 S. 27th St., and then returned to the store in a blue vehicle to retrieve the movies at about 4:45 p.m. May 18. The suspect was later identified and police are attempting to locate him.
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14 A 20-year-old Hales Corners man was arrested for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia and possession of a prescription drug without a prescription (Quetiapine) in the 6300 block of South 108th Street at about 2:45 a.m. May 18.
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15 A 29-year-old South Milwaukee man was arrested for drunken driving (second offense) in the parking lot at the Sunrise Motel, 9347 S. 27th St., at about 2:30 a.m. May 16. Her blood alcohol content was 0.18.
16 A 50-year-old Franklin man was arrested for drunken driving (third offense) at the Skyway Motel, 8361 S. 27th St., at about 5:25 p.m. May 16. Her blood alcohol content was 0.21.
17 A 20-year-old Greendale man was arrested for drunken driving on South 27th and West Sycamore streets at about 5:30 a.m. May 17. The suspect also admitted to stealing a bottle of vodka and an Ultra brand dust can from Walmart, 6701 S. 27th St., after his arrest.
18 A 32-year-old Franklin woman was arrested for drunken driving on South Deerwood Lane and West St. Martins Road at about 2:30 a.m. May 19. She refused chemical breath testing and was taken into custody.
19 A resident reported someone wrote a sexually explicit comment on his Jeep while it was parked in the 10500 block of West Cortez Circle between the evening hours of May 12 and 7 p.m. May 13.
20 A 33-year-old man was arrested for disorderly conduct and trespassing after he physically assaulted his children's mother and grabbed her by the neck at her residence in the 7800 block of South 66th Street and then fled in a black SUV at about 6:30 p.m. May 13. Police located him at about 8:30 p.m.
21 A 25-year-old woman was cited for telephone harassment after she repeatedly sent threatening and vulgar text messages to a resident in the 7800 block of South Tuckaway Shores Drive on May 15.
22 Two male juveniles were cited for disorderly conduct after they got into a physical altercation in the boy's locker room at Franklin High School, 8222 S. 51st St., at about 2 p.m. May 15.
23 A female and a child were standing in the middle of the road in the 5200 block of West Rawson Avenue, and the female was yelling "take us to the police department" at about 3:35 p.m. May 18. The two then got into a tan Chevy Blazer that was last seen traveling northbound on South 51st Street. An officer responded to the area and recovered a gun in the 5700 block of South 51st Street.
·Two Franklin residents reported an unknown person used their Social Security number to file a fraudulent 2013 income tax return between May 13 and May 18.
·Franklin police responded to one domestic violence call and assisted with two rescue calls between May 13 and May 18.
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Victory Day Holiday in Russia
Quick FactsA 2012 decree has changed the number of days, and the dates for the Victory Day Holidays.
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Victory Day Holiday 2014Saturday, May 10, 2014
Victory Day Holiday 2015Victory Day Holiday does not occur in 2015
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Russians will enjoy an extra day of holiday during their Victory Day celebrations in May.
Changes in Victory Day HolidaysIn October 2012, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medevdev signed a decree that has extended the Victory Day holidays by 1 day. Victory Day break will begin on May 9, and end on May 12.
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The decree also affects the durations of the New Year break and the Spring and Labor Day Holidays. Russians will now have a 10 day New Year break starting December 30 and ending the day after the Russian Orthodox Christmas Day on January 8.
The Spring and Labor Day Holidays will start on May 1 and end on May 5.
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- Spring and Labor Day Holiday ―Friday, May 2, 2014
- Spring and Labor Day Holiday ―Saturday, May 3, 2014
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- Victory Day ―Friday, May 9, 2014
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I've had similar issues on my server with Gem prices. People undercutting a get by 15g etc. EG Delicate living ruby posted for 60G, sortly followed by someone who has no regard for econamy, selling 20 for 40G.
Best option IS to just buy their gems and sell it. Reset the market to how it normally is. Prices are based off supply and demand like most people have pointed out, but crashing the market to get quick cash is just foolish. To make the most money out of your resources, you should only post 2-3 of a particular cut, undercutting the price slightly.
And I will hunt down and kill those SOBs who post arcane dust one at a time. Most people buy it in stacks and have to flick through ten pages of idiots posting it in ones !
Prices are set by the value that the buyer places on the good/service. The problem with the WoW Auction House is that we have no idea what things are selling for. We know what they're being posted for, but that's not a very good proxy.
That said, there are a bunch of reasons why you might sell a crafted good for less than the materials: one of them is that you used the materials to skill up, and having 40g for all of your gems now is worth more to you than spreading out those sales and getting 10g more per gem over time. There's a time-value of gold in WoW directly analogous to the time-value of money in the real world: having 10g now is always better than having 10g 3 months from now.
All that to say that just because YOU think that taking your time and selling the gems for a larger markup, but more slowly, is better, doesn't mean that the other buyer shares your opinion on the value of the gold. If, for example, you've got 15,000g in the bank, and everything you've ever wanted to buy is bought, you have no need to have the gold rightnow. If the other person is still saving for their flying mount and is getting really sick of running along the ground, having all of that gold ASAP is worth more to them.
Hank, depends on how you define cost; buying mats from the AH means you are paying for the actual effort required to obtain that material, but you are also paying the seller's desired profit, which may be quite substantial; not paying this profit (e.g. by farming them) directly lowers the cost of an item manufactured from these materials.
katsuyakaiba said...
I got a worse story. Somebody bought a couple stacks of adamantite arrows. All fine and good, but then he went and split the stacks into SINGLE ARROWS and reslisted them! 16 Pages of single adamantite arrows. I wanted to kill him.
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Clarisse, I'm not convinced that "most people" *do* want stacks on the AH. When I'm buying (for example) Arcane Dust, what I'm generally looking for is what suits my needs right now, which is usually one or two Dust. I'm not looking to stock up. My experience is that most people do the same thing; if they have to buy a stack, they're going to use what they need and then relist the rest of the stack.
My tactic has generally been to list enchanting mats in stacks of 5, which lets me catch the eye of the "one or two" crowd" without overwhelming the AH with listings.
mensrea, actually, the price at which things are listed *can* be a reasonable approximation of the price at which things are sold, given two prerequisites: first, that you have a (relatively) large amount of data over a (relatively) long time, and second, that your fellow auctioneers aren't dumb. If the other people on the AH aren't dumb, when something doesn't sell, they'll relist it at a different price - either lower (on the assumption that the item was more than everybody wanted to pay) or higher (on the assumption that if something's priced really high, people will assume that it's worth it). Either way, you get the benefit of them refining their auction house prices - but only if you've got the first part down, which is scanning regularly over a long period. Once or twice daily (you certainly don't need to scan more often than twice daily) for a week or two should give you a good idea of what current market prices are; if you don't get a price for an item, that means you get to set your own (since nobody else is selling it!).
katsuya, that is obnoxious. Unlike profession mats, I think people probably generally buy ammo a stack at a time. Who on earth thinks that one arrow per auction is a good idea? (Maybe the idea was that less-savvy players would just buy them up, thinking there was nothing else on the AH?)
spinninnzen said...
katsuya: thats when you dont buy any of it and let him have alllll the fun of opening 200+emails for auctions expirations hehe seriously who does that
Bootsanator said...
dude, death to people posting 40 arcane dusts 1 at a time. Death.
As one of those SOBs who post arcane dust one at a time, single stacks are only ones that sell. I can list dust in stacks of 4, 5, 8, 10, or 20 and get them all back unsold. I list them as singles for 30% more and they sell every time. Buyers want them as singles and they're willing to pay more to get them that way.
Now I do think there should be a limit on the number of auctions you can have for each item. I only post about a dozen singles at a time and refresh them as they sell. The clowns posting 50 to 100 items at a time need to smacked down.


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Those are some crazy awesome new digs! Congrats on the success and growth, and wishing you many more years of the same.12/5/2012 4:48 pm
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In order to get the most out of your mount there are a number of things you could do. Most of them you only need to do once.
- Check bubble level on mount.
- Level tripod with known level (i.e. torpedo or boat level)
- Place mount on tripod and note position of bubble. If it is in the center then all is good.
- If bubble is off use a marker to mark center of bubble. The next time you set up mount level to new mark.
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- Put the OTA on the mount. Use a plumb or weighted line hanging down from the center of the front of OTA. Adjust the DEC axis until the line bisects the weight bar. Mark joint as above.
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- Cone Error occurs when the telescope is not parallel to the Right Ascension Axis (RA). If your dovetail bar has the adjustment screws then this is an easy fix.
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