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I'm considering selling a complete natural brown interior in excellent condition, vehicle had 53k miles when removed. Sedan.
I'd like to see $1,200 out of the deal. Includes: black dashboard 4 natural brown and black door cards non sport, non lumbar, heated, electric front seats non-folding rear seat black carpet(front and rear) tan headliner tan/black A,B,C pillars black rear deck with NO discoloring the only parts missing are the complete black center console This would be perfect for somone wishing to swap from tan or gray as it includes the black carpet, dash and rear deck, but would also be great for someone with a worn black interior as this one is in great condition. I would consider including the speakers and other parts from the vehicle (part-out) for further savings. |
Bump... No interest, really? I'm including every interior part needed to do a full interior swap... I may start parting soon if I don't get any interest.
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Oh shizzle... I meant to update the post with pics but forgot... Thanks for the reminder.
I will pull all the parts out of their various storage places and take photos this weekend.
If there was some pics I might be interested.....
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Here are a few, I'm test driving the interior in my own vehicle, so far I have the rear seat and door cards in my car and they are in great condition. I'll get some more photos soon.
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Here are a couple, I'm not at home so can't take any of the front seats or front door cards.
I like the tan and blackcombo, i really want to see the front dash and doors, do you have a center a/c vent available by chance?...lmk when you have pics of front interior loaded, thanks..
Sorry man, I've been distracted with school and forgot to get back to you with the other photos. Will do ASAP!
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This took longer than expected, and I still have to go down to the other car and get a photo of the drivers seat.
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Bump!! I need to liquidate this interior to buy another parts car on Friday... Will make you a good deal if sold before noon on Friday.
Bump for new price-- $1,200 for complete interior top to bottom, minus a few parts that either don't match or have sold already. I'd do less if all you need are the seats and door cards. Prefer local pickup, but will consider shipping the set complete.
What color is your headliner and how much
Bump... I need cash for bills, willing to work deals, including trades- but only reasonable offers.
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August Skies
by Dick Cookman
Highlights: Comet Journal, Martian Landers, Meteor Showers, Planet Plotting, August Moon
Focus Constellations: Cassiopeia, Perseus, Camelopardalis, Ursa Major, Ursa Minor, Draco, Cepheus, Cygnus, Lyra, Hercules, Corona Borealis, Bootes, Ophiuchus, Aquila, Pegausu, Andromeda
Comet Journal
The brightest comet of August is Comet C/2014 E2 (Jacques) at 6th magnitude in the predawn skies. It will move along the north side of the Milky Way from Auriga to Cepheus by the end of the month. After discovery in March, it passed through perihelion on July 3rd and swooped by Venus on the 13th. It will be closest to Earth when it crosses our orbit on August 28th (52,000,000 mi) after which it continues outward to the Oort belt on its 22,000 year journey around the Sun. Best viewing will be in the latter half August when it will be near the zenith in the predawn skies.
C/2012 K1 (PanSTARRS) is next brightest at 7th magnitude. It is descending into the plane of the solar system as it moves southward from Cancer into Hydra in August. It will reach perihelion on August 27th and achieve maximum brightness of 6th magnitude in autumn southern hemisphere skies as it continues on the outward trip below the Earth in September.
C/2013 V5 (Oukaimeden) was discovered in November, 2013 and rapidly increased brightness from 19th magnitude to 10th magnitude by July. It is expected to reach 7th magnitude in August. It is moving along the Milky Way between Orion and Gemini and will be in Canis Minor by the end of the month. It will be easily viewed in binoculars and will pass closest to Earth (less than 45 million mi.) on Sept. 16th. At perihelion in late September the comet may approach 5th magnitude.
Comet C/2012 X1 (LINEAR) is at 9th magnitude. LINEAR is currently in southern hemisphere skies and will reappear above the southern horizon in Sculptor next year as it drops away from Earth on its journey back to the Oort Belt.
Mars Landers
After completing investigation of the aluminum-hydroxyl clay mineral area on the west rim of Endeavour Crater, Opportunity proceeded southward on the west rim of the crater toward a feature called Broken Hills on Sol 3711 (July 2, 2014). The rover's journey in July was targeted on another clay rich mineral area called Marathon Valley which was spotted from orbit. Between Sol 3710 (July 1, 2014) and Sol 3738 (July 30, 2014), the rover managed to travel 0.41 miles (660 meters) of the 1.2 mile journey to the valley.
On the way, Opportunity collected numerous Panoramic Camera (Pancam) images, Navigation Camera (Navcam) panoramas, InSIGHT atmospheric opacity measurements, Microscopic Imager (MI) mosaics and Alpha Particle X-ray Spectrometer (APXS) readings of the surface targets Rosebud Canyon and Trebia, and atmospheric argon measurements with the APXS.
Flash memory amnesia events occurred on Sol 3724 (July 15, 2014) and Sol 3727 (July 19, 2014). However, the science data were recovered with subsequent second readouts. Solar array energy production during July was excellent, ranging between 650 and 775 watt-hours per sol.
According to NASA's JPL website, Curiosity landed inside Gale Crater on Aug. 5, 2012, PDT (Aug. 6, 2012, EDT). During its first year of operations, it fulfilled the major science goal of determining whether Mars ever offered environmental conditions favorable for microbial life. The mission made important discoveries by finding evidence of ancient lake and river environments. Clay-bearing sedimentary rocks on the crater floor in an area called Yellowknife Bay yielded evidence of a lakebed environment billions of years ago that offered fresh water, all of the key elemental ingredients for life, and a chemical source of energy for microbes, if any existed there.
In early May, NASA's Curiosity Mars rover approached a sandstone slab in the middle unit of a rock layer (called Winjana) which surrounds the base of a small 16 foot tall butte called Mount Remarkable at "the Kimberley." The coarser grains in the sandstone slab and the more abundant magnetite compared to the previous lakebed samples analyzed are indicative of a more active depositional environment such as river or wave environments which would remove clays and preferentially deposit coarser sand grains and denser magnetite grains.
As it approaches the second anniversary of its landing on Mars, NASA's Curiosity rover is also approaching its first close look at bedrock that is part of Mount Sharp, the layered mountain in the middle of Mars' Gale Crater. During its second year, it has been driving toward long-term science destinations on lower slopes of Mount Sharp. Those destinations are in an area beginning about 2 miles (3 kilometers) southwest of the rover's current location, but an appetizer outcrop of a base layer of the mountain lies much closer -- less than one-third of a mile (500 meters) from Curiosity. The rover team is calling the outcrop Pahrump Hills.
"We're coming to our first taste of a geological unit that's part of the base of the mountain rather than the floor of the crater," said Curiosity Project Scientist John Grotzinger of the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena. "We will cross a major terrain boundary."
Meteor Showers
The Perseid Meteor Shower on the 12th will have to compete with the glare of the almost full waning gibbous Moon in Capricornus. Best viewing will be when Perseus is slightly east of the zenith before and after 5AM on the 13th as the Moon sets about an hour or so before sunrise. Expect 1 or 2 meteors/minute in dark skies. The Earth orbits through the residual river of debris from previous passages of Comet 109P Swift-Tuttle from July 17th to Aug. 24th and drives through the densest debris in the center of the river on the night of the 12th and 13th.
The Perseids provide more bright fireballs the any other shower. Great Balls of Fire by Jerry Lee Lewis is an apt descriptions of these fireballs which result from large meteoroids broken off of the huge 16 mile wide comet nucleus by solar heated gases, vaporized ices, and dust blasted from the comet.
Planet Plotting
Mars and Saturn are evening planets in August. Mars (+0.4 to +0.6) in Virgo sets before midnight in early August. Saturn (+0.5 to +0.6) in Libra sets about midnight on the 1st and both set 2 hours earlier at the end of the month. Mars catches up with Saturn as they orbit the Sun in August and passes the ringed planet on the 27th when they are within 4° of one another at 9AM EDT.
Jupiter (-1.8) in Cancer was in conjunction with the Sun on July 24th. It is within 0.2° of Venus at midnight on the 17th when both rise slightly before the Sun. In late August it will rise 2 to 3 hours before sunrise. Mercury, Venus, Uranus, and Neptune are the other morning planets. Venus in Cancer and Leo is visible in the east before dawn all month long at magnitudes (-3.8 to -3.9). Mercury disappears from the evening sky in early August, reaches Superior Conjunction on the 8th and reappears in the predawn skies at month's end. Neptune (+7.8) in Aquarius and Uranus (+5.8) in Pisces are in the southwestern predawn skies.
Planet | Constellation | Magnitude | Planet Passages |
Sun | Cancer, Leo | -26.8 | New Moon, 8/25, 10:13AM EDT |
Mercury | Cancer, Leo, Virgo | -1.5/-0.3 | Superior Conjunction 8/8, Noon EDT |
Venus | Cancer, Leo | -3.8/-3.9 | Jupiter, 0.2°S, 8/17, Midnight EDT |
Mars | Virgo | 0.4 to +0.6 | Saturn, 4.0°N, 8/27, 9:00AM EDT |
Jupiter | Cancer | -1.8 | Venus, 0.2°N, 8/17, Midnight EDT |
Saturn | Libra | +0.5 to +0.6 | Saturn, 4.0°S, 8/27, 9:00AM EDT |
Uranus | Pisces | +5.8 | |
Neptune | Aquarius | +7.8 | Solar Opposition, 8/29, 11:00AM EDT |
August Moon
Lunation 1133 began on the New Moon of July 26th and ends 28.65 days later when the New Moon of Aug 25th occurs at 10:13AM EDT.
The Full Moon of August is in Capricornus on the 10th at 2:09PM EDT. The August Moon was traditionally named the "Dog Days Moon" in Colonial America because Sirius in Canis Major rises with the Sun in early August. Ancient Egyptians observed that this coincided with the timing of the yearly Nile floods which provided critical nutrients for their flood plain farm fields and enabled them to establish the first Sun based annual calendar.
For Celts the August Full Moon was the "Dispute Moon." Chinese call it the "Harvest Moon." To Medieval English it was the "Corn Moon." Anishnaabe people (Odawa and Ojibwe) of northern Michigan call it "Miini-giizis" (Berry Moon).
The Moon is at the nearest point (perigee) in its orbit (221,765 miles or 55.96 Earth Radii in August) on the 10th at 1:43PM EDT. The highest tides of the month (Spring Tides) occur during New and Full Moon. Since the Full Moon coincides with perigee the closer Moon appears larger (Supermoon) and exerts more gravitational force on the Earth so expect high tides to be higher than normal.
Apogee distance (maximum distance) is 252,602 miles (63.74 Earth Radii) from Earth on the 24th at 2:09AM EDT. This apogee is the most distant of the year so the Spring Tide due to New Moon (32 hours earlier) will be lower than normal.
Planet | Constellation | Magnitude | Moon Passage | Moon Phase/Age |
Sun | Leo | -26.8 | 10:13AM EDT, 8/25 | New ~ 0 days |
Mercury | Leo | -0.4 | 3.0°S, 2AM EDT, 8/27 | Waxing Crescent ~ 1.66 days |
Venus | Leo | -3.9 | 6.0°S, 2AM EDT, 8/24 | Waning Crescent ~ 27.30 days |
Mars | Virgo | +0.4 | 2.0°N, 6AM EDT, 8/1 | Waxing Crescent ~ 4.47 days |
Mars | Libra | +0.6 | 4.0°N, 8PM EDT, 8/31 | Waxing Crescent ~ 6.41 days |
Jupiter | Cancer | -1.8 | 5.0°S, 1PM EDT, 8/23 | Waning Crescent ~ 26.76 days |
Saturn | Libra | +0.5 | 0.7°S, 7AM EDT, 8/4 | Waxing Gibbous ~ 8:12 days |
Saturn | Libra | +0.6 | 0.4°S, 3PM EDT, 8/31 | Waxing Crescent ~ 6.20 days |
Uranus | Pisces | +5.8 | 1.2°N, 1PM EDT, 8/14 | Waning Gibbous ~ 17.76 days |
Neptune | Aquarius | +7.8 | 5.0°N, 10PM EDT, 8/11 | Waning Gibbous ~ 15.54 days |


text: According to Charles Schultz "happiness is a warm puppy," and it will certainly seem that way Saturday morning when the Newton County Humane Society hosts their annual Mutt Show on the square. Although originally for "mutts," these days all breeds of dog can be seen walking around the green in the middle of the square - all vying for a prize in one of the five categories: most beautiful female, most handsome male, look-alike (pets and their owners), best dressed and best trick. Ribbons will be given in first, second and third place for every category. Registration begins on Oct. 4 at 9:30 a.m. and judging starts promptly at 10 a.m. There is no charge for admission, though donations are welcome. All proceeds from the show go to the Human Society to help pay for spaying and neutering of animals as well as for the purchase of items the animals need such as food and veterinary care. This is traditionally the biggest fundraising event for the Humane Society every year. Last year roughly $410 was raised to help needy animals in Newton County. Event coordinators expect between 65 and 70 people this year and hope to raise more than last year to help with their cause. All persons entering must be at least 18-years-old and all dogs must be on leashes. Any breed of dog is welcome, though officials ask that all aggressive dogs be kept at home.


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4825 N Main Street
Mishawaka, Indiana 46545
Chicago O'Hare International Airport - ORD
Airport Phone: +1 773 894 2427
Hotel direction: 120 miles SE
This hotel does not provide shuttle service.
Begin at Chicago O'Hare International Airport and take a right on to I-90 and head east. This is also called the Kennedy Expressway). Take I-90 to I-90/94 and go southeast. Take this for about 6.4 miles. Take I-90/94 to I-90 to the east. This is also called the Chicago Skyway. Take this for about 2 miles. Continue east into Indiana (Indiana Toll Rd.) Take 80/90 east for about 100 miles. You will want to get off at exit 83. This is the Mishawaka exit. Leaving the tollbooth, proceed to the stop sign, this is Capital St., and take a right. take Capital St. to State Rd. 23, which is the first traffic signal. Take a left and head west. Take State Rd. 23 to Main St., which will be the third stop light and take a left. Take Main St. down to the fifth stop light and the Courtyard by Marriott will be on the right hand side.
South Bend Airport - SBN
Hotel direction: 9 miles E
This hotel does not provide shuttle service.
Follow US 20 East, which turns into McKinley in Mishawaka. Follow to Main St., turn left at Main St. heading North. The hotel is on the corner of Main and Edison Lakes Parkway.
Chicago Midway International Airport - MDW
Hotel direction: 90 miles W
This hotel does not provide shuttle service.
turn right on Cicero Ave, take 55 north toI- 80 East exit 83
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Mishawaka, Indiana 46545
Phone: +1-574-252-5119
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America's first lady Michelle Obama has arrived in China for the start of a much-anticipated week-long trip.
Starting in Beijing, the visit will be used to promote education and strengthen cultural ties between the world's two largest economies.
She will spend part of the tour with her Chinese counterpart Peng Liyuan.
But, the White House has stressed her trip will be "non-political" and Obama is expected to avoid more sensitive topics, such as trade and China's human rights record.
The first lady has started the trip by indulging in the popular national pastime of ping pong.
After Beijing, she is likely to visit the Great Wall of China, the Forbidden City, the Terracotta Warriors Museum and the Chengdu Panda Base. She will also give a speech at the Stanford Centre at Peking University.
Since taking office in 2009, US president Barack Obama has put a high priority on bolstering ties between the two countries.
China's official news agency Xinhua said the trip was "especially meaningful", given tensions in relations between the two countries.
Further strain was added recently when US president Barack Obama met with the Dalai Lama, a figure China views as a violent separatist.
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The many uses for Fort Scott in Kansas
Trip Start
Mar 10, 2012
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Today we went shopping for fly fishing poles
Today I woke up while dad was driving. Then, we stopped at Wal-Mart to get some supplies. After that, we went to Cabela's because we were going to get some fly fishing supplies. We ended up being in Cabela's for about 3 hours because dad was talking to this guy for a really long time and the guy was helping dad out. After we went to Cabela's we ate lunch/dinner at a Chilies. I got a grilled cheese and a salad. Then, we went on a 3 hour drive to a state park in Kansas.
July 12 - by Katelyn
Today we went swimming and fishing
The first thing that we did today was ride around the campsite to check out a few places. At one of the places, dad got a fishing permit so that we could go fishing later today. Then, we went to a part of the lake we could go swimming. There, I bounced on a lane marker and I played with Madison on the raft. When we were swimming, Madison pushed me, and made me lose my goggles that were never seen by me again. Then, we went back to the RV and got ready to go fishing. After Emma caught two fish, she caught another one that had its hook in its stomach. After I saw that I cried for the fish and decided that I was not going to go fishing anymore. Then we ate dinner and went to bed.
July 13 - by Katelyn
Today we went to Fort Scott
Today we went to Fort Scott, which was our last stop in Kansas. Fort Scott was used for many different reasons, and at many different times. The first reason this fort was used was as a barrier for the Native Americans, keeping them west. The people that were maintaining the fort at this time wanted to keep the Native Americans west because at the time, the American Colonists were living on the east coast. When the Westward expansion started, this became a problem because now all the Native Americans were out west and they ran into trouble when they were with them. After that the people that lived in the fort sold the houses to some people who would start creating a town. Then, the town people let the army rent the houses for use during the civil war. Right before the Civil War, Kansas was having a little bit of a problem because all of the confederate states wanted Kansas to become a confederate state, but the Union states wanted Kansas to be a union state. Kansas decided to become a union state out of votes. The confederate states were really mad about this, so they started killing a lot of the people that wanted Kansas to be a Union State and there was a lot of bloodshed. That is why people call Kansas bleeding Kansas. One funny thing that I learned while I was in the Forts bedroom was that two men had to sleep in a bed, and they had to sleep in opposite directions so the men had stinky foot buddies right next to them while they slept! My favorite building of this house was the mess hall, because it was very empty and warm during the rainstorm that occurred while we were here. My least favorite room was a storage room. I did not like this room because it was very dark and cold. After we went to this fort, we drove into Missouri and went to our campsite.


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In his first major speech since the Coalition took office, Mr Green will acknowledge that the annual cap on non-EU economic migrants will not be enough reduce net immigration under 100,000.
He will promise to look at "all routes into the UK" and set rules to ensure that only the "brightest and best" migrants enter the country to study and work.
He will also give priority to improving controls over foreign students and their dependants, more than 300,000 of whom were granted visas last year.
Mr Green will say that Labour's points-based system is not properly controlling numbers of immigrants and promise to look into why those entering on a temporary basis find it easy to switch to a permanent basis.
Steady pressure will be applied to every route to long-term immigration to bring down numbers, he will say.
Home Office-commissioned research has looked into all of those who came into the UK in 2004 and tracked their immigration status for the following five years. All those granted settlement last year were also studied to see how they entered the country in the first place.
The largest group of visas granted in 2004 were to 186,000 students, at least a fifth of whom - more than 37,000 people - were still in the UK five years later.
The research also found that numbers of visas issued to students and their dependants had risen to 307,000 by the year to June 2010.
Internal estimates suggest only about half of the students involved were pursuing courses at degree level or above.
Mr Green will also promise to look at the routes by which people who come to the UK to work go on to obtain British citizenship.
Some 106,000 work visas were issued in 2004, and two fifths of this group - over 40,000 people - were still in the UK in 2009.
Mr Green will say: "We cannot assume that everyone coming here has skills that the UK workforce cannot offer, and we will not make Britain prosperous in the long-term by telling our own workers not to bother to learn new skills as we can bring them all in from overseas.
"We need smarter immigration controls - controls which bear down on the numbers coming and welcome those we really need here.
"We are looking at all routes and will need to set rules for each of them that give us the immigrants we need."
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Indore :When Cheteshwar Pujara and Virat Kohli walked out to bat post lunch and the holkar Stadium crowd was just about beginning to settlement down,Harbhajan Singh the off-spinner who's not part of this Test series – sent out a tweet. "Already looks like a 2 days old pitch. My prediction match won't go more than 3 and half days," he declared.
Harbhajan Singh names Pakistani spinner as one of favourites
Somewhere around the same time, Cheteshwar Pujara lost his wicket, bowled by a beaux `ty from Mitchell Santner. Somewhere around the same time, R Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja may have grinned the grin. If you can even half-heartedly turn the ball, Indore is where you have got to be the next couple of days. New Zealand, it appears, have figured this bit out already. Summing up the day, James Neesham had this to say: "There wasn't a whole lot of lateral movement, so hard to get guys out. Hopefully spinners can get more out of it as it starts to break up."
He was talking about 'spinners getting more out of (the wicket)' in terms of tackling the Indian batsmen. He mentioned the pitch is breaking up. What he didn't add was that with India closing in on 300 and another seven wickets remaining, New Zealand could be left chasing ghosts on what is likely to be a horrifying turner.
"India's honours in the end. But a couple of quick wickets tomorrow and we are still in the game," Neesham added. The wickets are India's to lose. Fear is what the Black Caps need to get rid of another time.


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Staff were very friendly throughout. Location is excellent, pretty much on the beach and close to everything (even though you do have to walk up the steep hill to get to the square). Rooms / bathrooms were great and very comfortable and the poolside / bar area were brilliant for chilling out. Not really a 4-star hotel. More of a 3-star. But having said that, the location was great so it makes up for it.
The room had a good view and was clean. The bar area was relaxing (though see comments below). The location is good - close to a good beach and the town of Santa Maria. The dining room in the evening resembled a canteen. It was brightly lit and the waiters brought food and removed plates without paying attention to the thought that a group at a table wanted to have a meal together. The aim seemed to be to push the diners through ASAP. This was in contrast to the bar area which encouraged the thought that the dining room would be like a restaurant. It is not. The menu was also limited, and one of the three main courses was off on the only night we ate there. The reception staff were friendly, though lacked local knowledge. As an e.g. I asked for the location of a tourist activity and was sent to the wrong part of the island.
Ideally situated close to beach and town with bonus of a car park The room was clean and spacious . The dinning room was well appointed and staff attentive. However the food was processed and diner reminicent of packaged holiday food from the 1970's
The position,near the beach and not too far from the town. Average room was supposed to be the best in the hotel.No beach towels.Poor food and regimental seating plan.Uninformed staff gave us wrong ferry details.
The staff is very helpful and always smiling. The hotel is located very close to the beach and at walking distance from the town centre. Big, free parking available to hotel guests. Poor breakfast and rooms a bit noisy. Quite expensive for the standard offered but I'd recommend to pay the supplement for balcony and seaview, as the other rooms are not very big and overlook the back. This is an old fashioned Italian beach resort. Good if you look for a beach holiday in full board - although the food was not impressive. Guests in bed and breakfast are treated 'differently'.
The rooms seemed to have been renovated recently; they are quite clean. A refrigerator is very useful. The room size is decent for the price we paid. The location is not too bad; the beach is not far, and the town squre is even closer.
Easy parking on street, only short walk to ferry point to Bonifacio Lack of staff available in evening
We had a very comfortable room, but I think its possible to get not such comfortable rooms, too! for tv freaks, they have nearly 1000 tv channels, and the situating of the hotel is very good. santa teresa is a nice place to stay, beach, centre and harbour only a short walk away
Simple,clean, and ideally located near the port for our ferry departure to Corsica. The owner and family very accommodting and personable.
Nice welcome and good location from the city centre. Very good price for value.
located 300 m away from port and the beach, welcoming personnel, the owner speaks good english and helped me with some things, nice breakfast with delicious cakes, free wifi in lobby, free LAN internet in the room (cable is provided), big bathroom, a/c works fine, fridge in the room, balcony with cord and clothespins... just nice friendly hotel!!!
Very friendly, attentive staff. Easy access to restaurants and beach area. Good selection of food at breakfast, especially for off-season. Central heat was not on, so heating was with the single AC/heat unit in the room, which made for a cold bathroom. I'm not a big fan of showers that are unenclosed at the base.
From the reception to the breakfast the next day all around excellent customer service.
The comfort of the room - we received a big room with 4 beds for the price of a double room; the modern facilities, arranged on an intelligent way, in the bathroom. The helpfulness of the staff - kind, giving very useful information without prior demand (maps, timetables), speaking English.
The location is good - only a 10 minute stroll to the town centre or the beach. Parking is easy and close by. English was spoken by a couple of staff, who weren't overly friendly but did help when asked. Basic (but adequate) room - no sockets for recharging mobile etc but aircon very efficient and having a full size fridge a bonus. The room was clean - apart from a large number of long black hairs on the floors, particularly in the bathroom - where they were also on the shower walls/curtain/base, floor mat, etc.
Nice location right at the beach, and free hotel transport to Santa theresa di Gallura. We found the majority of the staff kind of unfriendly.. It's a 5 star hotel, so they are very "correct" in a way, but they come out as hostile and unfriendly. Not good.
The position of your Hotel is fantastic, right on the beach, however you need a car. The rooms have a beautiful balcony to enjoy the view and the swimming pools are stunning but shallow. The standard of our room was not 5 star. There was a very strong and distinct smell of cigarette smoke in our room. Overall we thought it was too expensive for the standard of our room.
The service is a joke. Not a 5 Star hotel The rooms are very noisy. The food is not up to the standart. Very windy place too.
Perfect resort hotel for families with children. The outside pools are especially for children suitable whereas adults can enjoy the hotel own beach access which merges directly with the public sand beach of Capo Testa. The hotel own facilities and the rooms themselves are a bit old, but still everything worked. Dinner was overpriced for the quality with EUR 60.00 per person. Limited parking lots in peak times.
proximity of the beach several things: smoking area near the Bedroom, we can not open windows - Toilets are was not clean (yellow colors) :-( - Shower and Bathroom is not modern and does not correspond to a 5 stars hotel - there are not enough place in the car park
seaside location uncomfortable beds, mildewy smells
Location of the hotel, and service & preparation at the beach.
we were only there for 6 hours due to flight delay. that didn't keep them from charging us an extra E40 to share a bed with my 8 year old. other than that, they were very personable and helpful. see above
Please write at least 15 words Hotel is good but definitely not luxurious. Also there is NO private beach and the hotel stays at least 1 mile uphill downtown.
Very clean and nice room, nice and not crowded pool, for Italy good breakfast, 5 min. driving to the beaches, free parking a little bit expencive but this is a general sardinian problem, so in compare it´s ok
staff very helpful; a good pool and comfortable rooms. Breafast was fine and served outside on the terrace. Sadly there is a large building being constructed next door. It was not unduly noisy when we were there but does spoil the view over the pool from some of the rooms.
Very friendly stuff and good location Hotel.
The hotel was lovely and clean and looking far superior than the others we saw in town. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The hotel is very modern and close to the town centre which is a 5 minute walk away. Breakfast was usual continental and evening meal was available but we ate out every evening. I would definatley recommend this hotel and would not hesitate returning.
hotel was spotlessly clean, very nice decor, friendly staff The breakfast was certainly not 4* quality - extremely limited choice: 1 type of cheese, tinned fruit - the 'fresh' fruit did not look particularly fresh, white rolls or croissant - very disappointing. I didn't see the restaurant open at all in the evening. Although the rooms were clean the shower was the smallest imaginable - not enough room to turn round in.
Very nice hotel close to the city center and the beach.Typical italian breakfast with croissant and cappuchino.Nice pool area and good parking facilities.
Decor, friendly staff and made to feel confortable. The location of Hotel was at the top of a slightly steep hill. Wonderful views made up for that, though.
Nice pool, modern and clean interior, close to beautiful town centre, short walk to town beach and short drive to several beaches outside town Pillows very big and high, wifi only in reception area, only breakfast available, building site next to hotel however not too loud
Excellent location for ferry access to Corsica. One international news channel available.
Nice spacious comfy room. Lack of sound proof.
Staff were very friendly. A great location catching the ferry to Corsica! N/A
Staff were very helpful and friendly
It should be noted that this is a motel not a hotel which should be reflected in the description
De geranten van het hotel zijn een charmant koppel dat voor alles klaar staat om te bedienen of te helpen. Het hotel is gemakkelijk te vinden en alles is in de kamer is wat minder sjiek maar wel keurig in orde. Airco doet het ook heel erg goed. Geen slechte punten hier. Ik zou de regio gewoon niet aanraden.
thw whole nice and safe feeling we had, it has a supermarket just in front of the hotel and the walk to the centre is quick and nice! everything was ok :) no breakfast though...
The friendly, helpful staff A bit out of town - pavements were not good for walking in.
Nice and clean little hotel close to the ferry to Corsica if you know the way. Big supermarked just 150 meters away. A bit of a long walk to the center of the town. In spite of my booking "double-room for single-use" I got a single-room for the fuld amount, 65€ without breakfast, which is to much for this place. But ok, I stayed only one night because of I´d to reach the ferry next morning.
Good location to visit Bonifacio (Corsica), Ferry even within walking distance. Very friendly owner. Poor breakfast buffet, Breakfast room has a very simple look. No place to get together after returning back to hotel from dinner. Had to sit on the stormy corridor in front of the rooms with our friends to enjoy some red-wine ...
Clean room, great bathroom. Very welcoming personnel make you feel home. Free hot drinks are available in the evening. And nice breakfast. Definitely great hotel no internet access
We had an exellent and very comfortable room in this hotel. It also had a balcony with a view across the town. The owner of the hotel was most helpful. Altogether it was exceptionally good value for money.
very nice, cosy hotel, friendly atmosphere (Saridinian hospitality), great location (close to the beach and the city centre), tasty cappucino, possibility to park a car in near-by streets
Nice and quiet hotel within short walking distance from lovely Rena Bianca beach. Great personnel. Very friendly atmosphere.
The hotel is located close to the city center. Rooms are clean; however, lighting is less then romantic; the furnishings look a bit worn. Still ok, for a couple of days
that it was easy to get into the town and the local beach staff not overly friendly, breakfast very poor compared to other hotels, booked via booking .com, poor restaurant staff,charge to have mini bar in room, dormant building site on ther side of pool.
As it was originally a monastery it was an extremely unusual building. We were facinated by the layout and enjoyed exploring it. It was much further from Cagliari airport than I had realised.
Good location, close to old town. Overpriced
God location and god price: The breakfast is very limited. Should be greatly improved.
The room was nice and clean. They have a computer with internet access for guests to use. All in al, the hotel has a nice atmosphere to it. Breakfest is not very consistent. It is not on the beach.
Small family run hotel. Staff were very helpful with many suggestions and advice for things to do in the area.
Friendly service. Beautiful building in quiet and interesting streets. Good location for access to port, ferry to Corsica. Santa Teresa itself was a pleasant stop.
Friendly staff, conveniently situated close to center and beaches, all new, good value for money
Staff is very good. The hotel is clean. Breakfast is ok. Location is good. Price is ok. I liked staying there. Tv is very little, no russian channels on it :(. When I booked the hotel there was the information about wi-fi in the hotel, but during my stay in the hotel there was no wi-fi, it didn't function. Maybe they do not have it at all???
Peaceful, Closeness to habour No safe in room
very friendly staff, good location with an excellent breakfast
The location, nice friendly staff, very clean not much of a breakfast, hotel controled air con which worked well but only on at limited times of the day.
We felt very at ease at this hotel - we stayed for one night at the start of our holiday and it was a good experience which we feel is crucial for the start of a holiday. Good generous breakfast too. We did not like the co;our of the paint in the bedrooms - we would have prefered something less bright!
Easy to find and to park outside. Easy walk into town, the port or the beach. Clean comfortable room.
nice big bed. no fresh coffee at breakfast - Italian breakfasts are based around the coffee so machine coffee was disappointing.
We discovered Borgo Saraceno last year, and we decided to come back this year. It is the perfect place for a great and relaxing holiday. Excellent staff, great location, we love it!
Comfortable bed, great view of the pool and surrounds, quiet, shuttle service to beach, food in restaurant ok. Possibly could be over run with kids because of apartment accommodation but the 'entertainment coordinators' did their best to keep them occupied with activities. Remote with no other restaurants in the actual hillside town you need to drive to other villages.
The room was always impecably clean. The location is very convenient to visit different places in Sardegna. However, having a car is mandatory if you want to sleep in this hotel. The front-desk staff is very nice and helpful. When you get to San Pasquale, it's not very easy to find the hotel (just turn left after the main square), but a sign would help. The breakfast was good, but not very varied. The internet (which is not free, though not very expensive) was not always working well.
Quality of room; availability of sports equipment - table tennis, tennis.
The indoor pool was off limits for children under 14. My children were told that the hotel sports ground did not belong to the hotel and could not be used. It was, however used by hotel staff daily.
Staff very nice. Very calm location. Clean and overall a very pleasant place.
The reception staff was very helpful. Even German and English TV in the room, was nice on the day that it rained. Near the hotel was a very nice local restauant with great food. The hotel is situated in a mountain village and not near the coast as it is situated on google earth. You need a car to get to the hotel and the beach. As we stayed in the last week of the season in the hotel, breakfast was limited. Even bread was not always available.
The triple bed room was of acceptable size, the outdoor pool was nice and clean. The receptionist was outstanding friendly. The bathroom was very small, the beds extremely hard, the staff - with exeption of the receptionist - invisible. The parking opportunity was doubtful, the hotel in that area only looked half-finished. I have no idea who got the idea to plant this **** hotel in the middle of nowhere, 10 miles from the nearest town.
The abiance and the staff who were delightful It is well away from beaches,but we did know that.


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This is perhaps the most severely spalling bridge to appear on this website. Perhaps a bad concrete mix in 1922, coupled with the use of salt on roads today, have combined to bring about the sad fate of this bridge. Oddly though, for all this spalling, the bridge's structure is apparently in fair condition, as no weight limit is posted. The spalling is unimaginable. The shape of the decorative pierced openings on the girders have deformed, nearly the entire top layer of cement on the outmost halves of the girder is gone. The ends of the bridge were patched at some time, and the spalling has continued beneath this patching, and the patch itself has been breaking up. The spalling, which turns solid concrete into a pile of stones and dust have become suitable for grass to begin growing on the girders! Perhaps the only good that has come of this is an opportunity to see inside a reinforced concrete bridge of the 1920s. The main reinforcing rods (apparently acting like the top chord) are quite large, and look somewhat like the decorative twisted steel that uninformed companies call "wrought iron". Smaller, yet similar rods run vertically in the girders, acting like vertical members. Finally, tiny wire-like reinforcing rods are visible in spots as well, for holding smaller portions of concrete together.
This bridge is noteworthy for not only its early 1922 construction date, but also for being a large 90 foot span that also features a notable skew. Most of the 90 foot plan structures are not skewed.
The Lincoln Road Bridge was built to serve the M-46 state trunkline, which originally ran along Lincoln Road in this area. The 1922 Biennial Report of the Michigan State Highway Department shows a 220 Ton Test Load placed on the deck of the bridge, a stunning image that shows the shear strength of Michigan's concrete camelback bridges.
Among Gratiot County's three curved chord through girder bridges, this was the only one to appear on MDOT's website. This is apparently because of its older construction date. Indeed the bridge is significant as one of the first examples of its type to be built, and is one of the oldest remaining today. But it is worth noting that this structure type was only built for about a decade. Even the last girder to be built in Michigan was under ten years newer than this bridge. With perhaps only a few dozen of this structure type remaining, and that number decreasing, all of these bridges are significant, including the others in Gratiot County. Getting Gratiot County to preserve all three of their concrete girder bridges might prove difficult. Perhaps they might agree to preserve one of them however. If this was the case, logic would initially seem to suggest that the Lincoln Road Bridge should be that one, as it was determined to have the most historic significance. However, it may be pertinent, to suggest that the St. Charles Road Bridge might be the way to go. The difference of historic important between a handful or years, versus the structural quality of the actual structure suggest that the St. Charles Road Bridge is more important today. Restoring the St. Charles Road Bridge would be less costly, and because less concrete patching would be needed on its comparatively pristine surface, it would retain a greater degree of historic integrity. It is quite unfortunate, but visually, there is very little left of the Lincoln Road Bridge to preserve. The damage has already been done for the most part. On the other hand, if funding worked more effectively in Michigan, repairs would be less costly that demolition and replacement, and then it would be sensible to restore all three of Gratiot County's girder bridges!
MDOT's explanation for this bridge answers a question some people might have. Usually with a girder bridge, such as a plate girder, one expects to see the floor beams running under the deck between the girders. However, with most of these concrete girder bridges, those girders are cast integrally with the deck itself, rendering them invisible. Some bridges like the Griswold Road Bridge actually has these beams visible.
Above: Replacement Bridge. Photo Credit: Gratiot County Road Commission
Information and Findings From Michigan Historic Bridge InventoryNarrative Description Constructed in 1921-1922 from a MSHD standard design, the structure is comprised of a pair of 90-foot, arched concrete through girders that rest on angled concrete brackets cantilevered from the skewed concrete abutments. A dozen concrete floor beams span between the two girders; these are cast integrally with the 20-foot-wide concrete deck. The arched girders feature typical MSHD detailing, with spandrel walls punctuated by five small arched cutouts aligned over a series of arched recessed panels. The lack of corbeled bulkheads at the girders' ends illustrates the bridge's early construction. Although the Lincoln Road Bridge suffers from severe concrete spalling and Armco guardrails have been installed at the approaches, it retains a relatively high degree of structural integrity. Statement of Significance The Michigan State Highway Department first developed plans for a long-span concrete through girder bridge with arched girders on cantilevered brackets in the 1921-22 biennium. "These designs have curved top chords and bottom chord brackets," MSHD reported in its Ninth Biennial Report, making them suitable for relatively long-span applications. The first curved-chord girder was a 90-foot span built in 1922 over the Raisin River at Tecumseh. This was followed in the 1920s by a series of curved girders used in single-span or multiple-span configurations. Among the earliest of these new bridges was the span that MSHD designed in 1921 for the Pine Creek crossing in Gratiot County. The Lincoln Road structure, like the Tecumseh Bridge, featured a 90-foot span. Since its completion in 1922, the Lincoln Road Bridge has functioned in place, essentially unaltered. With its 1921-1922 construction date and its 90-foot span, it is today noteworthy as on of the earliest and longest remaining examples in Michigan of the MSHD-designed, arched through girder. |
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Geochronology and petrology of the Early Carboniferous Misho Mafic Complex (NW Iran), and implications for the melt evolution of Paleo-Tethyan rifting in Western Cimmeria
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Abstract We report new petrological, geochemical and geochronological data from the Misho Mafic Complex (NW Iran), which represents a significant component of the West Cimmerian domain in Paleo-Tethys. The Misho Mafic Complex (MMC) mainly consists of gabbros crosscut by abundant basaltic dykes and the overlying basaltic sheeted dyke complex. Gabbros are intrusive into the Precambrian continental basement representing the northern margin of Gondwana. The U–Pb zircon age of a leucogabbro dyke reveals that the igneous emplacement age of the MMC is 356.7±3.4Ma (Early Carboniferous). The gabbros and basaltic dykes are represented by (1) a subgroup of rocks showing normal mid-ocean ridge basalt (N-MORB) affinity, and (2) another subgroup of rocks displaying plume-type MORB (P-MORB) affinity. These subgroups of rocks are coeval. The N-MORB rocks have almost flat N-MORB normalized incompatible element patterns, low Th/Yb, Ta/Yb, Zr/Y ratios, and high Zr/Nb ratios. The P-MORB rocks show significant OIB-type trace element signatures, such as enrichments in Th, Ta, Nb and light rare earth elements (LREE) with respect to N-MORB composition, high Th/Yb, Ta/Yb, Zr/Y ratios, and low Zr/Nb ratios. Petrogenetic modeling suggests that N-MORB rocks were generated by ~13% partial melting of a depleted MORB mantle (DMM) source, whereas P-MORB rocks were generated by ~4–6% partial melting of a DMM source metasomatized by variable proportions of OIB-type (plume-type) enriched components. The mantle melting for both N-MORBs and P-MORBs appears to have started initially deep in the garnet-facies mantle, and then shifted to shallow levels in the spinel-facies mantle where it experienced higher degrees of melting. The MMC collectively formed as a product of interaction between a depleted MORB-type asthenosphere and plume-type material. Its mafic–ultramafic rocks represent an early Carboniferous magmatic event developed during the continental break-up of the northern edge of Gondwana that led to the opening of Paleo-Tethys, that was originally triggered by a mantle plume. This model is consistent with well-documented late Devonian–early Carboniferous mantle plume activity to the east, along the Paleo-Tethys margins in central-eastern Asia, and suggests that the initial rift-drift tectonics of Paleo-Tethys was strongly affected by plume-related magmatism and associated lithospheric weakening at a regional scale.


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Learning the Healthy Foods to Lose Weight
Weight loss is a major dilemma that most people encounter at a certain point of their lives. May it be a challenge to fulfill or a need to accomplish in order to achieve a healthy body and life style, eating healthy foods to lose weight makes the job easier. In order reduce a calorie intake; you have to count your every bite. This is to determine the amount of calorie you need for building your muscle and to provide your body with enough nutrients as well as slashing off those excess pounds.
When trying to lose weight, eating healthy foods should go along taking up plenty of nutrients as possible and on the other hand, reducing the amount of calorie intake than the usual. It is important to understand this balance because most people misunderstood this process and end up eating poorly. This is a very bad approach since eating poorly while reducing weight may result to loss of muscle along with the fat which may lead to losing energy as well.
Fresh fruits and vegetable are just the perfect types of foods to lose weight. Moreover, Strawberries, citrus fruits, and vegetables like green peppers and tomatoes also make a great addition because these are low in calories and contains vitamin C. Another type of food that should be included is Avocadoes. This fruits are high in fiber has omega- 3 fatty acids which are not only good for the heart but also plays a very important role in brain function and also in our normal growth and development.
The amount of food intake is very crucial when talking about healthy eating and weight loss. Even if these are "foods to lose weight", the amount of intake should still be controlled. Low-fat meats and even healthy fishes such as salmon should be eaten in minimum amount – a size of a deck cards will do. A cup or two of fresh steamed green beans or broccoli makes a healthy addition along with a single slice of whole grain bread.
Some considerations should also be taken cared. Eating white carbohydrates instead whole grains and protein rich foods such as beans, oatmeal, and low-fat cheese and yogurt is a NO-NO. Weight losses maybe achieve more quickly when the body acquires energy in the variety of top-quality protein and fats.
One basic step to monitor your intake of foods to lose weight is to writing it down. This is recommended by experts such as the American Academy of Family Physicians. According to them, this will allow the person involved to check whether the appropriate amount of certain food is followed.The same organization also advices reading the labels before buying a certain food. This is to identify healthy food and separate them from other foods that are very much processed and thus contains too much fat and sugar.
Watching Your Diet to Stay Fit
Who will not want to have a killer body? There are some things you have to do to have it. Working out is a must to keep your body in shape. Aside from that, you also have to watch your diet. You should eat more rich-protein food to help you with ensuring your body stays fit.
Good foods for body muscles are foods that are rich with protein such as eggs, fish, turkey and chicken. Eggs are the most popular for building muscles remembering an ounce of eggs contains 6 grams of protein. Fish also is rich in protein and it has no carbohydrates. The only problem with fish is that they contain high level of mercury. The most popular kinds of fish to help you build your muscles are trout sardines and salmon.
Compared to red meat, both turkey and chicken have higher amount protein with less saturated fat. There are 9 grams of protein within an ounce of turkey and chicken breast. Aside from protein, both turkey and chicken also contain high level of B vitamins, phosphorus and tryptophan. Nuts also have high level of protein. You can eat peanuts, peanut butter and almonds as snacks to help you build muscles.
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Getting Kids to Eat Healthy Foods
I remember when I was a kid that I hated, and I mean hated, green beans. My parents would make me sit there for hours until I finished my serving, and they tried lots of creative ideas like adding almonds, seasonings, honey, etc. The truth was, I just didn't like them, but I had to eat them anyway. And now, as an adult, I LOVE green beans and can't understand why I didn't used to think they were so great. I also now appreciate why my parents were so insistent that I eat my veggies.
Why is childhood nutrition important?
As a naturopathic doctor, I have many parents asking about nutrition information for their children to promote holistic healing and overall wellness. Many kids don't like to eat fruits and vegetables. And many adults don't either. In many ways learning not only to tolerate but actually crave and enjoy fruits and vegetables is a gradual, learned process. If you didn't learn to like them early on, and if you are never challenged to try new foods, you will never like vegetables. When taste buds are used to pizza and chicken fingers, of course the subtle flavors of carrots or broccoli aren't going to measure up. But with time and persistence, kids can not only learn to eat them, but actually enjoy them and prefer them over the old foods!
Guidelines and strategies to help kids eat their vegetables
1. Start early. The best and easiest way to teach a kid to like their fruits and veggies is from a very early age. Offer toddlers lots of different types of foods, especially colorful fruits and vegetables. Studies show that new foods are often more likely accepted at age two to four than at four to eight. It's a lot easier to teach them to like healthy foods when they are really young than to wait until they are older.
2. Your kids are watching you. If you don't like vegetables and never eat them, chances are your kids won't like them either. Young kids want to emulate their parents, and these fresh foods are important for all of us, so set a good example by trying new foods yourself.
3. Don't give up. Multiple studies have shown that for kids and adults alike, you may have to be introduced to a new food 5, 10, 15 times before you like it. If the first time you serve spinach it is rejected, then simply serve it again. And again. And again. Eventually your child will be curious to try it, and may find they actually like it!
4. Remember who is in charge. In the end, you are the parent and it is up to you to teach your children healthy habits. Be firm with the "picky eaters" in your family. They may not like every vegetable you serve them, and that's okay; but don't allow them to get away with never trying or eating anything new.
5. Vegetables do not have to be bland! So often when I talk to people about not liking vegetables, I find out that they are simply cooking them with no seasoning. Presented in that fashion, the french fries and grilled cheese on the plate will seem much more appealing. Especially for new vegetable eaters, prepare your meals full of flavor-all sorts of spices, culinary herbs, sauces, and recipes can take a boring chunk of cauliflower and turn it into a fantastic side dish or even entrée!


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