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demonstrate exceptional or extraordinary circumstance. the planning commission should not take discretionary review. this concludes my presentation. i'll be happy to answer any questions of the commission. >> dr requester, you have five minutes. * d-r requestor. i have handouts for the commissioners. it's for this part of the program, i guess you want me to show it to you. all right. my name is janet campbell, i'm an architect with 20 years of experience working on residential properties in san francisco. i was hired by nicole yee who is the d-r requestor in this matter. i have also been asked to represent the concerns of the project sponsor's direct neighbor to the west, diana [speaker not understood]. we would like to say at the outset that we are not asking to reduce the habitable space, just to reconfigure it so it is respectful to everyone.
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as you can see in this aerial -- can you turn this? as you can see, the aerials in the front page, the garden is seen here in partial shadow from the two-story addition -- two-story building on which the third floor addition is going to be made. and as already pointed out, these key lots, the [speaker not understood] western side have been the lot at [speaker not understood] 28th street has been carve you had out to make it a lot originally. the basis of the d-r request includes concerns about the lack of equitable side setbacks, the loss of privacy, and open space drastically affected.
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as stated in the planning department's website, the definition of exceptional extraordinary circumstances "may arise due to a regular lot configuration, the commonplace application of adopted design standards to a project that's not balanced the right to develop the property with impacts on nearby properties or occupants." we believe this understanding of exceptional and extraordinary circumstances applies in this situation. the project sponsor's originally proposed a five foot rear extension on existing ground and second floor as well as a new third story comprised of open front and back decks with enclosed habitable space between the two decks. here is a picture of what we've got and it was very dark at the time. we were required a five foot setback on the east but not on the west side with an unusual 15 foot front setback. we had been discussing a
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mutually acceptable agreement with the project sponsors that addresses our concerns while respecting theirs. we are happy that part of the revised proposal to use light gray color on the wall, stucco siting and opaque glass material where the habitable areas are and translucent materials where the deck is to ensure privacy. this is where the privacy concerns come in. it's on the second page. you see what they proposed here for sort of colors and glazing that we like. at the very rear you see where the planter is. these two-bedroom windows, actually there's four bedroom windows on the top floor look directly in this area and they can look directly in theirs. privacy issue is a major concern and it was not addressed. the project sponsor did suggest extending the glass material to the rear, but we have not seen
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it in any form submitted to us. also, we asked for a five foot setback on the wessel vation which faces our homes. nor [speaker not understood] i put together elevations. please turn to pages 10 and 11 for the floor plans and wessel vation we submitted. you can see along the side where we extended the glass to the rear -- to the rear of the new extension. and on the proposed north elevation, you can see where we setback the wall five feet and we put skylights in that area so that they could get a lot more light into the second floor. and we had lights of glass in the walls in the lower area so they could get more light throughout the space. but it was more than what they
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had proposed for their own use. well, okay, i'll go forward. in the 9-7-12 e-mail to me, rbg pages 16 to 17 also stipulates that vertical additions to minimize light and impact to privacy on adjacent properties. he put it in plural. but they only did it to the one side. this is generally ensured by providing a five foot setback, quote-unquote, is what he wrote in his [speaker not understood] to us. >> thank you. we might call you for questions. we may call you up for further clarification or questions. okay, thank you. >> okay. speakers in favor of the d-r. i think that's me.
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i still get confused. mr. president, commissioners, arnold townsend, reverend arnold townsend supporting the d-r. i just wanted to make a couple of comments, that number one, one of the problems that happens to people is that they see a piece of property and they're able to buy it which in this town isn't always that easy. and they're able to buy it. and certainly people next door have a right to build when they want to do thing. but if you're not careful, they'll build something to where you no longer own the property you originally bought. they bought a property with a garden because they wanted a property with the garden. the way this design is, the garden with the shadow becomes almost nonfunctional. they now have a property
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without what they thought they had when they bought it. secondly, there is a privacy issue. they supported one neighbor's property with a five foot setback. they could do it to the other neighbor. finally, i would suggest also that you might want to put this over and give them a chance to talk some more. i think they're real close to working out an agreement and with a little more time, they could do so. but it's really an issue of fairness to both neighbors on both sides. and i would really suggest that you, if possible, use your office to create agreement rather than something like this that could create personal animosity between next door neighbors that will last for years. when you are in the positions you're in sitting on the
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commission, if you can encourage folk to reach some kind of agreement that allows them to live in harmony, i highly recommend that you do so. but please take d-r if necessary, or put this over and give them a chance to work it out. thank you very much. >> any additional speakers in favor of the d-r requestor? okay. so, project sponsor, you have five minutes. commissioners, my name is alice barkley, i represent the project sponsor. first of all, this is an extremely large edition for a family. we are talking about extending
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the first floor about 7 feet in and the upper floor 5 feet because there is an extension in the back. as far as the top floor is concerned, we are talking about this area here which is a family-run [speaker not understood] deck in the front and in the back. the project sponsor will address the commission very briefly later on about the reason for this very modest extension. from the section where we're talking about extending this portion in the back of the building and this is the portion in front. the d-r requestor's architect has informed you about all the
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different accommodations that have been made. normally you do not put glass panels that goes all the way up 6 feet or more to the ceiling here. essentially, what they're asking for is two concerns that require conflicting solutions. they would like light. normally you don't have a screen there that's opaque or translucent. if you really want a lot of light into your garden. in this case that's what they asked for because of privacy, so that's what they got. the other things that they talk about is the lemon tree and the re tabv garden.
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i have presented a package to the commission and the last is a series of shadow studies which shows essentially that there would be -- the last exhibit. essentially what happened is that in june 21st, what we have is most of everything is already in shape. and by the time we get to [speaker not understood] the shadow compares the two side by sides between the existing, which is on this side and the proposed. you will notice that the lemon tree and the vegetable garden is in shade already. so, there is very little additional shade that's added.
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in march and september, by the time it's noon, the shadow -- the existing shadow is gone and a new shadow that will be cast in the afternoon is cast by their own building because the sun basically goes around. in the winter in december 21st, that's probably when that's the most new shadow ever, by 1 o'clock you can see the shadow's already changed to the point where no new shadow is added and, again, a new shadow is cast. there is also a letter from ann arborist that talks about the fact that the tree, the lemon tree will not be impacted at all by this addition. and the vegetable garden is already perpetually in shade anyway so this should not harm
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it. so, very quickly, the unusual circumstance, there is none. they're talking about the lot being an unusual circumstance. this is the block pattern. you can see from all four corners. you have key lot condition. this is a common condition on every block in the city. so, i submit that no extraordinary or unusual circumstance exists. finally, if you look at the addition what it would look like in the back after the addition is done and for the sun -- >> thank you. and that's the front. so, you can barely see it right there. >> okay.
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okay, speakers in favor of the project sponsor. i have a couple of cards. dante [speaker not understood]. eugene, tom [speaker not understood], arnold -- no. good evening, commissioners. i know it's been a long day. thank you for the opportunity to explain why this proeked is so important to our family. * project i wanted to start off by saying tracy and i love san francisco. we started dating in 2001 and we started living together shortly thereafter. and when we had to move away so tracy had to attend graduate school, we agreed that we would come back as soon as the time came.
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in 2007 we became parents of identical twin girls, zoe and nina. we knew it was time to come home. so, in early 2008 we were fortunate enough to find a house that at the time suited our needs perfectly in noe valley, just a wonderful neighborhood that we love. but over the past 4-1/2 years that we have lived there, we've been thinking about how our needs are going to change as the girls get older. and we framed our discussion this way. will this house suit us for another 20 years or more? and will it continue to suit us if we decide to have another child? and we realized that as much as we love this house that our changing needs might cause us to outgrow it. with some modest changes it could be a comfortable cozy home for years to come. the specific examples i want to
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bring up are if we were to have another child, then we would have to put both twins in this bedroom back here so that we can have all the kids on the same floor as the master bedroom. but these -- this is a very small room, particularly for two children. and, so, we want to add 125 square feet to the second floor. similarly, once the girls get older, they may want to move downstairs and use that bedroom. so, we want to add another 175 square feet to the first floor which would make it -- provide appropriate closet space for a teenager. and there's one other problem with the house's existing layout. tracy does most of her work in the home and specifically in the front of the house where the kitchen and dining room and living room are.
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we would love for the girls to be able to play outside in the backyard, but tracy can't supervise them from out there. so, our solution is to provide a third story that has integrated indoor and outdoor space where the girls can play in fresh air under close supervision. so, i hope this has given you a good idea why we want to make these modest changes to our home. i'm very excited to tell you that tracy is now 10 weeks pregnant and we [speaker not understood] strong heart beat and i respectfully ask you please approve our plans as is so we can prepare -- begin preparing for the arrival of the newest member of our family. thank you very much. >> thank you. good evening, commissioners. my name is eugene keegan and i live next door to the project sponsor. sorry i don't have any big
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announcements like dante just did, but i fully support the project as it's designed and i urge you not to take discretionary review and approve the project so that these guys can be my neighbors for a long time. thank you. >> thank you. good evening, president fong and commissioners. my name is tom, i'm the neighbor across the street and i've been pleased to be able to be a resident of this block for over 20 years and raise three kids of our own. and, again, we want to support our block and our neighborhood being friendly to families and not have them have to move away in order to expand their family and have appropriate living spaces for them. i do want to point out that the family really was more than willing in terms of sharing their plans with the neighborhood, that they did make accommodations.
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and i think if they wanted to, they could have actually come in with a much larger project, as i've seen some houses in noe valley do. instead, they were very respectful of the neighborhood and respectful, this modest addition, at the same time supports their growing family. i urge you to not support discretionary review and approve the project. thank you. >> any other speakers in favor of the project sponsor? seeing none, d-r requestor, you have two-minute rebuttal. the habitable room we have upstairs does not impinge on mr. keegan's homes. -- home. we kept it five feet away. we centered the large facade that we kept the same had been presented. so, all we did was move the room over and we made it larger
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to help the family. that's what we were thinking of. we had originally asked for glass walk just so you know. and the other reason we had to ask that it be moved back five feet is we were thinking of the cost. fire rated glass is extremely expensive. in that five feet it becomes a monumental cost. so, when you push it back the five feet you don't have that. there is another issue. the sun studies they have are not accurate. i stood out there for three days, on october 2, fifth, you will see the studies in here in your handout. the sun moves across the garden as you can see from pages 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, and it starts into the garden at 10:35 a.m. approximately. and at that time there is full
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sun. there is no more sun cast, shadow cast from their property at 12:45. it is not at noon. so, there is shadow going across and they get light from 10:35 to 12:45. that light is cut off. what happens, you can see it on this bottom photograph here. the building from the corner starts impacting the garden, not the yee's home first. so, they get about four hours of sun a day, half of that is going to be cut out by this addition. that's why we asked it to be put back. >> sorry. project sponsor, you have a two-minute rebuttal. first of all, i forgot to mention part of the problem with the shadow of the sun roof
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is they have very high fanses. their own fan is what cast a shadow on the photograph she showed you. your question on the accuracy, the architect can answer the question. thank you. >> thank you. this closes the public comment portion. commissioner antonini. >> thank you. actually, was able to go out there and see the site a little bit in the past, but i did have a question maybe for ms. barkley. i guess, i'm looking at the two plans next to each other. if i am correct, there are no changes that are being proposed by d-r requestor to the lower two floors. it's only the upper floor -- >> that's correct. >> and i guess everyone is agreed upon the light gray color and the translucent windows to, you know, minimize
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the amount of darkness on that area. and i think -- that is already established. >> all i'm seeing here is the family room being moved to the sort of more to the center and taking up part of the open roof that would be to the east side if my direction is complete. and they're claiming this family room is larger in the version, the janet campbell version than the other version. i haven't quite been able to figure that out and they're putting a couple skylights in that area. first of all, i think the first thing is that the owners wanted to live certain way and they have designed this building so that it accommodates not only the yees', but also the neighbor on the other side, which is mr. keegan who happens to have
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three dormer windows that provide light to both rooms that he had which i believe is the only place they get the light. so, as a result, the project tried to balance the concerns and the needs of both neighbors, not just one. i understand that the yees would and the architect [speaker not understood] their concerns, but in designing this building the wrote et architect along with the project sponsor is trying to balance the need also of the building on the other side that had three dormer windows here. right here. so, if everything gets shifted, basically the last window would be totally blocked. right now they get a lot of sun.
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>> okay, i see what they did is they took -- moved this apparently five feet away from the yees' yard, and therefore they diminished the amount of roof on the keegan side to 4.8 feet, i guess, if i'm reading that correctly. so, you're saying by doing that it's going to have an impact on his light and air? that's correct. so, it's a matter of working with both neighbors to try to come up with a solution that will address the concern of both, not address the concern of one to the detriment of the other. >> okay. well, i'll see what the other commissioners have to say on this and find out which way we're going to go on it. thanks. >> commissioner borden. >> yeah, while i feel, you know, i'm sorry about ms. yee's garden, as we know on this commission in a dense city, for
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panels people put a lot of money in, they're not protected. i feel terrible that your garden might not be as habitable. in terms of extraordinary circumstances, there is not anything in this case that rises to the level of exceptional and extraordinary. and that's what the threshold is for taking a d-r. there are many cases, like i said, in this city where people fill up panels, people have gardens, people have things they want protected. if you had a lightwell issue or an issue that wasn't being matched or something that was more planning related that would be different. additionally, we don't -- it's not our business to redesign the interior of people's projects. they hire architects and they do that and it's not, you know, our place to make them redesign the interior. that's just not the purview that we have 689 so, with that i would move to not take d-r and approve the project as proposed. * >> commissioner antonini. >> i just wanted to ask one
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other question, maybe for ms. barkley, i guess, would probably be the best speaking for project sponsors. the other part of the picture was to take part of that deck and turn it into a skylight on the other section without moving the family room. would that have an adverse effect on your project? first of all, we are talking about there are five, what they are basically talking about -- now we're talking about moving the privacy screen that they asked for in the five feet and there is a problem about how you support that going up when you're moving it into the middle of the deck instead of following basically the exterior because you're going to have to anchor that because it doesn't have any roof. and then in addition to that,
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in the front at the very end, actually, facing the backyard, we have created a -- to address the privacy concern, we have now created a fairly deep planter area. so, there are actually two railings in that area that run right about the property line is 30 inches, then going in three feet, we have what is required by the building code which is 42 inch guardrail. so, that area would be an area that they can put planters in and trees and landscape, and that way it creates an area where you will not be standing right next to the roof looking at the windows of -- designed to address the privacy issue. and still allow a lot of light to go into the window. >> so, what you're saying is the area where the design is
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for the skylights rather, in your deck in the proposal, we'll have a recessed area that will have plantings -- at the very front, correct -- i mean, not the front -- yes, we actually have it both in the front deck and the rear deck. >> yeah. because they asked for some kind of privacy treatment. >> right. so, you'll have that privacy separation. the only difference -- yeah. there really would be almost no difference. if you're setting the deck away from there and having plantings, you've done the same thing as a skylight because the skylight only would bring light to -- to an area that does not -- >> need light so if they don't want to -- i have the skylight but it's on the other side which was preserved, which was something they asked for to, you know, extend the staircase on their side up on the other side. but that will require visibly moving the bathroom and adding a lot of expense.
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In 1998, Volkswagen AG decided to revive the legendary Bugatti automobile brand, purchasing all trademark rights, and the next year Bugatti Automobile S.A.S. was founded in Molsheim, Alsace, as a Volkswagen France subsidiary. As early as 1998, Volkswagen presented its first Bugatti prototype at the Paris Auto Salon -- the Bugatti EB 118, a two-door coupé with 555 HP designed by Italdesign. It was followed by another Italdesign product, the Bugatti EB 218, a four-door limousine which was presented at the Geneva Auto Salon in 1999. At the International Automobile Exhibition in Frankfurt in the fall of that year, Volkswagen introduced the Bugatti 18.3 Chiron, named after the greatest Bugatti racecar driver of the interwar era. The Bugatti Veyron Concept Car was first shown at the Tokyo Motor Show. Both the Chiron and the Veyron were developed by the Volkswagen AG design team led by Hartmut Warkuss. In 2001, Volkswagen decided to start serial production of the super-sportscar Veyron, whose official name was "Veyron 16.4". In the fall of 2004, after renovation of the traditional Bugatti headquarters at Château Saint Jean was completed and the new assembly studio constructed, Bugatti S.A.S. began manufacturing the first Veyron. About 80 cars are assembled each year, most of them being picked up directly in Molsheim by their new owners. This is a pleasure that customers back in Ettore Bugatti's days also used to indulge in.
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The object of the course is to teach students an approach to the study of pharmacologic agents. It is not intended to be a review of the pharmacopoeia. The focus is on the basic principles of biophysics, biochemistry and physiology, as related to the mechanisms of drug action, biodistribution and metabolism. The course consists of lectures and student-led case discussions. Topics covered include: mechanisms of drug action, dose-response relations, pharmacokinetics, drug delivery systems, drug... More
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IRVING, Texas -- You don't trust the Dallas Cowboys' defense for obvious reasons. You don't trust Jason Garrett to make the right decisions in the final couple of minutes, either.
Lord knows you don't trust Tony Romo -- and that was before he bruised his right hand last week against Philadelphia.
Frankly, it's all understandable.
This team doesn't deserve your trust. It hasn't earned it.
Not after blowing three fourth-quarter leads of 12 points or more this season, something that had occurred just twice in the franchise's first 770 games. Besides, we all remember what happened the last time the Cowboys faced a winner-take-all game, in 2008 against Philadelphia.
The Cowboys failed to compete, and the Eagles humiliated them 44-6. At least the Cowboys will show up Sunday night against the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium, right?
"I'm anxious for our team to get out there and play a great game," Romo said. "I'm excited we're in this position and we have an opportunity to go and play in a big game like this. This is fun."
The quickest way to aggravate folks at the Cowboys' Valley Ranch training complex this week is to suggest the debacle in 2008 has anything to do with Sunday's game.
They swear it doesn't. Well, it does.
Instead of running from that failure to compete that day, the players who participated in that game should own that defeat, talk about what they learned from it and how that awful performance made them better.
That, of course, would require some introspection from a team with a plethora of faux stars who can count their signature victories over the past five years on one hand.
We're all the sum of our experiences, the successes and the failures. It's the reason we're all constantly evolving.
It's no different for players or teams. Like us, they're constantly evolving because they're also the sum of their experiences.
So much of winning and losing is about confidence. When a team believes it can win and should win, it often does. When doubt exists or a team isn't fully committed to the process of winning, it generally loses.
For the most part, the core of this team has repeatedly failed in big moments.
There's not much tangible evidence that leads us to believe Sunday's game will be different.
After all, these Cowboys are in the midst of yet another late-season swoon. They began December with a 7-4 record and a one-game lead in the NFC East. Had they not blown a 12-point lead at home to the Giants earlier this month, they'd be resting their key players this week and getting ready for a playoff game.
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WP1066, an analogue of AG490, is a novel and potent inhibitor of janus kinase 2 (JAK2), which inhibits the phosphorylation of JAK2 and degrades JAK2 protein consequently blocking JAK2's downstream signal transducer and activator of transcription (transcription-3 and transcription-5) as well as phosphoinositide-3-kinase pathways in a dose- and time-dependent manner. Results of preliminary studies suggest that WP1066 inhibits the growth of xenograft tumors generated from Caki-1 renal carcinoma cells (RCC) suppressing tumor angiogenesis and exhibits antiproliferative activity in AML colony-forming cells from newly diagnosed AML patients as well as in AML cell lines OCIM2 and K562, which potentiates it to treat RCC, acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and other hematologic maglignancies.
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Becoming Mr. October
The Revealing Story of Reggie Jackson and the World Champion New York Yankees
A soul-baring, brutally candid, and highly colorful memoir of the two years--1977 and 1978--when Reggie Jackson went from being an outcast to a Yankee legend.
In the spring of 1977 Reggie Jackson should have been on top of the world. The best player on the Oakland A's dynasty teams, he was the first big-money free agent wooed by George Steinbrenner into coming to the New York Yankees. But, as Reggie writes in this vivid and surprising memoir, until his initial experience with the Yankees, "I didn't know what alone meant." Persevering against an alcoholic manager, ostracism from teammates, and negative stereotypes in the New York City press, Jackson fought against the odds to become "Mr. October." Filled with revealing anecdotes about the notorious "Bronx Zoo" Yankees of the late 1970s, bluntly honest portrayals of his teammates and competitors, and especially of manager Billy Martin, Becoming Mr. October is a revelatory self-portrait of a baseball icon at the height of his public fame and private anguish.
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It seems as if though I just can't grow swordplants to full size in my 46 gallon tank. The tank has inert gravel, but with a good amount of mulm and fish waste as it's been set up for almost a decade. The crypt wendtii I have in the tank also seem to be smaller than the huge ones I see in other people's tanks, but I do have one very large crypt and some very tall vals in the tank.
I have red rubin, amazon, and tropica swords in the tank, and they're all stunted. For instance the tropica sword is only around 2 inches in diameter. I've had them all for around 2 years. At this point is it worth trying some root tabs to get them to grow to full size, or are they permanently stunted and should I just get new plants and give those root tabs? Could there be another cause for the stunted growth besides insufficient nutrients in the substrate?
Your swords are starving. They get most of their nourishment from the substrate. Add root tabs. It may take 2 to 3 weeks before you see improvement. Its the stem plants that get most of their nourishment from the water column. Check out the profiles of all your plants on the link above titled Tropical Fish Profiles.
I agree on the substrate tabs but with reservation. First, are you using any liquid fertilizer, and if so, which and how often?
I have grown healthy swords with only liquid, and I have used both liquid and substrate tabs. The liquid is actually the more important, since it provides all nutrients and some of these are only taken up via the leaves.
I am currently not using liquid fertilizer. However, even when I did use it at points in the past the swords experienced the same stunting problem.
And this has to be a complete nutrient source. There are a number of so-called plant supplements on the market but many only provide certain nutrients, and aquatic plants require 17 nutrients before they can grow. Seachem's Flourish Comprehensive Supplement is one I use; Brightwell Aquatics' FlorinMulti also provides this. With both of these, make sure you get the exact product named, as they make several products under the "Flourish" and "Florin" names.
I didn't ask about your tap water GH, but that is important. If it is anywhere from 4 dGH [= 70 ppm] or higher this is OK.
With especially heavy feeders like the larger swords, substrate tabs will improve growth. But the liquid is still the essential first step.
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Recently refurbished to a high standard with a contemporary feel, our prestigious Brookes Restaurant offers intimate atmosphere in which to enjoy superb English/French cuisine. We also do a mean carvery at lunchtimes!
Enjoy a drink and a chat in relaxing surroundings, with comfortable leather sofas and chairs, a fire, conservatory area and French doors leading to a covered terrace all combining to create a great place to sample an extensive selection of drinks and mouth watering snacks.
Whether you're here on a break or treating yourself to a spa day, we'll make sure you look and feel fantastic when you leave. Our Health & Fitness Club is one of the finest in the region, so you'll be in safe healing hands when you enjoy a massage here!
Spa Facilities
With two whirlpool baths, a steam room and a sauna, you can take time out in style. And with a beauty salon that takes care of the top-to-toe treatments, you'll feel as relaxed as you've ever been!
No. of treatment rooms: 4
Minimum guests (per booking): 1
Maximum guests (per booking): 14
Children under 12 not permitted to use the gym.
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Opening times
Leisure Facilities
Swimming times vary for children - contact hotel for details
Dance studio
Whirlpool spas (adult only & family)
Steam room, sauna & solarium
Indoor swimming pools - lane swimming and lagoon
Extensive computerised gymnasium
Spa/ beauty salon
Gym Facilities
Our state-of-the-art, air-conditioned gym boasts computerised equipment including vibrating workout machines, 29 pieces of cardio vascular equipment, 16 pieces of resistance equipment, an extensive free weights area, a Smith's machine and cable crossover. If you want a water-based work out, take a dip in our 15 metre indoor heated pool, where lane swimming is available.Please note: Restrictions in the swimming pool may apply for children.
We offer a range of treatments to make your me time more memorable. From head to toe, we'll take care of you in style:
The stunning location beside a tree fringed lake with private jetty is a superb backdrop for photographs and our excellent service, personal attention to detail and fantastic food will make sure you're smiling on every single one of them! The hotel boasts an authentic Medieval Banquet Hall dating back to 966 AD. So you'll be surrounded by history as well as quality!
Wedding service and reception venue
If you want something a little different, a Knight on horseback will greet guests on arrival, and you can then treat them to a King Arthur themed banquet, complete with Jester, Minstrels, Fire-eater and Magician! Of course, we also take care of the disco and tribute bands if you want to stick to the modern era!
We love weddings. Mostly because we get to treat guests to an extensive selection of mouthwatering wedding breakfast menus! Our evening options include superb buffet selections and barbecues, while canapes and themed Medieval Banquet menus are also available.
Honeymoon Suite
Enjoy the perfect end to a perfect day, and treat yourself to an impressive wooden four poster bed, draped with white linen. The separate lounge area with comfortable sofa and flat screen LCD TV offers more room for romance, while some of our honeymoon choices offer jacuzzi baths too.
Registry office:
Lancashire Registration Service
PO Box 24, Bow Lane, Preston, PR1 8SE
0845 053 0021
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For any enquiries please call Sue Lester on 08716 636500
Getting there.
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Nearest motorway: M6, J27, 3.00 miles
Nearest train station:
Chorley, 6.00 miles
Nearest airport: Manchester, 36.00 miles
Free parking on site (2500 spaces)
On site disabled parking (15 spaces)
Park Hall Road
Charnock Richard, Chorley
What's nearby?
JJB Stadium, Wigan (8 miles)
Preston NE (10 miles)
Blackburn Rovers (15 miles)
Blackpool Pleasure Beach (31 miles)
Aintree Race Course (19 miles)
Hoghton Towers (7 miles)
Martin Mere Wildlife & Wetlands (7 miles)
Botany Bay (5 miles)
Trafford Centre (30 miles)
Chorley (5 miles)
Southport (12 miles)
Preston (12 miles)
Our idyllic country retreat is only minutes from the M6 motorway, offering businesses the best of both worlds. With a huge choice of conference and training rooms, our largest can accommodate up to 700 delegates!
Available room set ups
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22/02/2017 Pete143, Shoreham-by-Sea, United Kingdom
A Very welcome overnight stop. Absolutely amazed on arrival, beautiful Reception area with a very helpful receptionist. Checking in was easy having pre-booked on line without any problems. Large wonde... more
A Very welcome overnight stop. Absolutely amazed on arrival, beautiful Reception area with a very helpful receptionist. Checking in was easy having pre-booked on line without any problems. Large wonderful room in the outside Village area, just a short walk outside, but with easy parking facility. The dinner service was superb with friendly and helpful staff. I enjoyed a great meal, compliments to the chef for presentation and taste. A good nights sleep in a comfortable single bed , my room had a Double AND single bed. One MINOR problem, there is no soap tray in the tiling of the shower. Breakfast was again very good. I would stay here again less
grubby lodge rooms
20/02/2017 fisherkingEssex, Essex
The actual hotel is nice, but without rally knowing, I had booked the lodges. Some don't have great lighting and in the dark, they are not very nice to walk to. I would not want female trying to find... more
The actual hotel is nice, but without rally knowing, I had booked the lodges. Some don't have great lighting and in the dark, they are not very nice to walk to. I would not want female trying to find a room on her own.
Especially as there can be groups of 3-4 men smoking outside there own lodge in the dark.
Last week I stayed and my bathroom light wasn't working and despite asking for it to be fixed...it didn't happen, so they moved me into the hotel.
Restaurant food very good ...and whilst a bit dated, the gyms okay. less
Another fabulous stay at a brilliant hotel
17/02/2017 I1772SXjanetm, Burnley, United Kingdom
I recently stayed at the Park Hall Hotel and Leisure Club in Chorley. I went there during my children's half term break, I have been here several times previously and have always had a lovely time. ... more
I recently stayed at the Park Hall Hotel and Leisure Club in Chorley. I went there during my children's half term break, I have been here several times previously and have always had a lovely time. This trip was no exception, lovely room, lovely helpful staff and a really relaxing stay. Great leisure facilities, fabulous food and really good stay, Thanks to everyone. less
Great Hotel but a couple of comments
17/02/2017 Hannah R, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
We stayed in one of the out buildings not directly in the hotel.
We had a family room which meant 1 large bedroom and a 'living room' with a sofa bed, this worked really well for us as we have a litt... more
We stayed in one of the out buildings not directly in the hotel.
We had a family room which meant 1 large bedroom and a 'living room' with a sofa bed, this worked really well for us as we have a little on in a cot and it meant we could put him in the living room at bedtime and go to the bedroom and watch tv without worrying about waking him (we took our baby monitor)
The water in the room was way way too hot. This is not ideal for a family room as a little one could go to wash their hands and would easily be scalded.
The pool was lovely and warm, perfect for our little swimmer however the baby changing in both the male and the female changing rooms was poor.
In the woman's it wasn't in a cubicle so I had to get changed in front of others and in the males the body strap was missing a clip and had been tied in a knot so it couldn't be used and the baby was at risk of rolling off the change table. They were also freezing which is pretty unpleasant when you get out the water.
We had a meal at the hotel but it wasn't anything special and we felt it was overpriced. The toilets near the restaurant and bar only have a baby changing table in the ladies so this meant my husband wouldn't be able to change the baby.
Upon returning to the hotel on our third day the bed had barely been made and the spoons and mugs hadn't been washed/replaced and other than the brief sort out we had done before we left for the day I couldn't really see evidence that the room had been cleaned. We had been out of the hotel from 10am to 7:30pm so there was plenty of time for room service to have gained access.
The staff at the hotel were all really helpful and really friendly though and we would definitely stay again. less
Amazing Wedding
16/02/2017 Susan D,
We have just had our wedding in the Medieval Banqueting Suite and I have to say that from start to finish we couldn't fault the staff at Park Hall. We chose this venue as it was a little bit different... more
We have just had our wedding in the Medieval Banqueting Suite and I have to say that from start to finish we couldn't fault the staff at Park Hall. We chose this venue as it was a little bit different to the usual hotel room. Our wedding planner Sue Lester helped us to make our day perfect. Nothing was too much trouble. We met up a few times to go through my vision and she was always available to speak to on the phone. The day was perfect , A lovely gentleman was organising the day as Sue wasn't working and he did a fantastic job. We had our arrival drinks in the village inn and then moved next door to the suite for our meal. We chose a carvery as our main meal as I wanted our wedding to have a little bit of an informal feel and this worked well as people got to move about a bit more. The meal was great and in the evening the bacon and sausages butties were spot on . We also had a few games that we had ordered to entertain the children and a mirror photo booth . Park Hall organised these people on the day and we were left to enjoy ourselves. All in all our day was amazing and I couldn't stop smiling all day so thank you Park Hall for making our day truly memorable. less


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Set in a thoroughly uptight, provincial British seaside resort in the 1950s, this touching account of a girl's growing pains marks the directorial debut of director-scripter David Leland.
Set in a thoroughly uptight, provincial British seaside resort in the 1950s, this touching account of a girl's growing pains marks the directorial debut of director-scripter David Leland.What makes it interesting is the character of the heroine; her refreshing rudeness disconcerts those around her. By focusing on a spunky but troubled 16-year-old girl named Lynda (played with exasperating charm by newcomer Emily Lloyd), Leland squeezes out more poignancy than would have been possible had the central character been the typical gawky male youth of most films about sexual awakening. What makes the girl troubled is the fact that her mother died when she was 11 – and no one has replaced that essential loss. Lynda's reaction to her plight is to shock people with her rudeness and to taunt the opposite sex. This makes for some verbally sharp and occasionally visually eloquent scenes. Lynda's rebelliousness eventually leads to a potentially sinister liaison with a seedy older man (played with taciturn intensity by Tom Bell), as much a misfit as she is. Their scenes together, though quite limited, are highly charged.
Wish You Were Here
Zenith/Working Title. Director David Leland; Producer Sara Radclyffe; Screenplay David Leland; Camera Ian Wilson; Music Stanley Myers; Art Director Caroline Amies
(Color) Available on VHS, DVD. Extract of a review from 1987. Running time: 91 MIN.
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