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Comment on what changeswill the single European market have on market trends in bathrooms? by Kirk Fridgeallster

Kirk Fridgeallster — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 21:03:59 +0000

The Toilet will have to flush on the Right hand side. Marmite will be offered to all Germans in Public Bathrooms and the French will offer you garlic scented toilet paper. The Italian will change sides again and the Dutch will make your smoke pot in thier bathrooms. The Greeks will offer back-hair removal facilities in their bathrooms . The Brits will put speed cameras in their public loos. Trust this helps
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Comment on MY SEATTLE TRIP: Please help organize my itinerary? by DC

DC — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 20:53:59 +0000

Great suggestions by other posters, so won’t duplicate. I second the notion that 1 day of bumbershoot is enough. Pick one day where the bands you want to see are playing.

Gas Works Park is right on the Burke-Gilman on the north side of Lake Union, so that can be park of a bicycle trip.

Greenlake is also a great place to ride bikes and hang out, as long as the weather is still good.

SAM is good, but might want to visit the Boeing Museum of Flight, it’s unique to this area and is quite fun. That is south of downtown just off the 5.

MOHAI (Museum of History and Industry) is near the UW campus. It only takes an hour or so. You could also rent a canoe at UW to paddle around the arboretum and under the 520.

Pike Place Market also has some good bookstores, especially down on the second floor. Mister E books is one of my faves. Don’t miss the flying fish right out front and right across from it is a great bakery, i always get a wonderful creampuff and canoli there.

M’s game, be sure to go the 300 level on the 3rd base side to lookout landing. Great view of the Sound and the city, and great sunsets in the summer
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Comment on MY SEATTLE TRIP: Please help organize my itinerary? by Rudy

Rudy — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 20:40:59 +0000

Skip the 2nd day of Bumbershoot, unless there’s some band you absolutely want to see. It’s do-able in one day.
The Burke-Gilman trail is pretty but won’t give you an "overview of the city". It’s really more rural. If you want to rent a bike for a day you can get one at Play It Again Sports on Stewart St. downtown. Green Lake is fun to ride around but, you know, it’s really just a big lake. Nothing too exciting there.
Fremont is a very cool neighborhood and you could check out stores / coffee houses / restaurants there. Don’t miss the Fremont Troll under the Aurora Ave bridge.
Nothing special about the University District, unless you are interested in checking out the campus. I would skip that. Ditto for Queen Anne.
The Ballard Locks are neat and you could do that on the same day you see Fremont. It’s fun to watch the locks in action. Check out the salmon ladder too, although there may not be many fish in it this time of year. The locks have a beautiful park that would be nice for a picnic.
If you like the beach head to Alki Beach in West Seattle, otherwise I’d skip West Seattle. Ditto for Golden Gardens (although it’s very close to the locks, so you could go there afterwards if you want to).
You absolutely must see Pike Place Market. You could spend a whole day there. I would do that and the Seattle Art Museum on the same day, then have dinner at Wild Ginger. Best restaurant in town. You could also add Olympic Sculpture Garden on the same day.
I think the WA Park Arboretum and Univ of WA Botanical Garden are the same thing. Beautiful place…I got married there! It’s pretty big and you probably want to save 1/2 day for that. Great place for bike-riding.
Kubota Gardens are incredible. I take all my out-of-town guests there.
The Triple Door is great; also check out Jazz Alley if they have any live shows while you’re here.
Skip the zoo. A zoo is a zoo is a zoo.
I agree with the previous poster that said REI is the place to get your backpacking gear. It’s on the corner of Eastlake and Stewart, just a couple of blocks from the place where I said to rent a bike.
As far as the coffee houses, I’d go to Uptown Espresso on Westlake. Or really, any place downtown. I know it’s the biggest chain in the universe but I really do like Starbucks. They’re consistent, friendly, and you don’t have to walk more than 2 feet in this town to find one. Don’t go to Vivace…they’re total snobs and unless you like a bad attitude with your coffee, I’d never set foot in that place.
So, blah, blah, blah, here’s what I would do if I were you:
Day 1: Bumbershoot
Day 2: Fremont, Ballard Locks, maybe Golden Gardens beach.
Day 3: Olympic Sculpture Garden, Pike Place Market (have lunch there too), Seattle Art Museum, dinner at Wild Ginger.
Day 4: REI, then rent a bike and ride up to Capitol Hill and the arboretum. Dinner on Broadway in Capitol Hill (whatever restaurant strikes your fancy). I’d try to stay out of downtown Seattle on the bike.
Day 5: Take the ferry from Seattle to Bainbridge then check out Fort Ward State Park. Neat place. Take a bike instead of driving and you’ll save a bunch of money. Bainbride is very bike friendly.
Day 6: Relax, see Pioneer Square, spend an afternoon in Elliot Bay Bookstore. Go see some jazz music that night.
Day 7-8: Hiking w/ your friend.
Day 9: Open for anything you want to do. Mariners game at night. Buy snacks outside the stadium and bring them in with you to save a bunch of money.

Hope that helps! Have fun in our BEAUTIFUL city!!!
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Comment on what changeswill the single European market have on market trends in bathrooms? by Shanks ing

Shanks ing — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 20:19:59 +0000

in my opinion there wouldnt be much changes in the short run but in the long run the ‘dominant design’ would take over. for example my european union teacher did a class execercise where all the participants from various countries of eastern , central and western europe talked about the pillow sizes in thier countries , almost everyone british , finnish, french, polish, hungarian complained they had problems sleeping with a german pillow , austrians on the other hand were very comfortable with them. she said that although the there is a standard measurement of pillows in each country but very soon the romanian or polish pillows would be the ones which would be standard as they are the cheapest and manufacturing is shifiting their. going by the same trend I presume that most bathrooms woudl have two changes

1) aging population across western europe would want safer bathrooms with non slip tiles
2) water conversation toilets in almost all of southern and central eurore

these would be the dominant designs of the future.
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Comment on Why does the left oppose free markets when the ONLY alternative is oppression and tyranny? by Erudite. 20 Jan 09. History!

Erudite. 20 Jan 09. History! — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 20:05:59 +0000

Then why do the Republicans want and over regulate people?
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Comment on How can we earn by bot selling the Shares we have got in Share Market? by Jim E

Jim E — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 20:00:59 +0000

Not sure I understand the question..
- What is ‘bot’?
- What are "dip" rates?
- How do you "anticipate" profit?
- What do you mean by "facing" only profit.

Would love to help, but you’ll need to clarify.

Sorry…
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Comment on MY SEATTLE TRIP: Please help organize my itinerary? by Jennifer B

Jennifer B — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 19:50:59 +0000

Ok I tried to get a detailed answer but I got bogged down.

There is no way you’ll be able to do this all. So my suggestion is to get here, see what sounds good and don’t worry whether you have seen "the best" or "the most" – if you enjoy yourself and have a good trip, then who cares?

Now some of the specifics:

REI is where you want to buy your backpacking gear http://www.rei.com

There are too many coffee shops to count in this town. Everyone has their favorite. If you want to try one of those that have been recommend as "good" that’s fine. But you are likely to find a comfortable coffee shop with atmosphere just about every block in the commercial areas of the neighborhoods you are talking about visiting.

Yes, the Triple Door and Dmitriou’s Jazz Alley are the places to catch some Jazz.

"Must Visit Restaurants" for seafood include Rays, but by all means are not limited to it. Here are some others to consider:
Palisades
Flying Fish
Eliott’s on Lake Union
Ponti Grill
Wild Ginger (more than just seafood)
Any of the McCormick and Schmick restaurants

All of these are upscale seafood restaurants where you would have a great seafood meal. I’m in the seafood business, and I’ve entertained customers at all of these restaurants. And if you are interested in sushi, we have some fantastic sushi restaurants as well.

Have a great trip!
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Comment on How to improve knowledge and understanding about the international market and foreign market analysis? by Beverly

Beverly — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 19:45:59 +0000

Watch Business news and follow BBC site you will get huge knowledge
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Comment on what changeswill the single European market have on market trends in bathrooms? by Cj

Cj — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 19:44:59 +0000

Not a great deal I would n't have thought!
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Comment on how can i sell market report? by imisidro

imisidro — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 19:43:59 +0000

I worked for a company before where we were often approached by market research firms and consultancy firms selling market reports.

They often set up an appointment with the head of research, and then make a presentation of what their report offers. Often, they would give a 30-day or so access to their free reports hoping that we would subscribe to their service

But if you have only 1 or 2 reports, then you may want to give a short synopsis of what they can find from the report, including data you have.

Look at how similar companies are presenting their data such as Forrester http://www.forrester.com/Research/Document/Excerpt/0,7211,41890,00.html
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