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Comment on I am looking for nice deals or discounts for Graco Quattro Tour Deluxe Travel System? by BraxOwl

BraxOwl — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 16:40:59 +0000

I can tell you that no matter w hat you pay, it is worth every penny! I used this with my youngest child, and am now expecting another and will be using it again. It is AWESOME and I highly recommend it. Ours has been heavily used and is still in excellent condition.

Depending on when you are due, I would simply watch the prices at the various retailers (site and online). Look for coupons- I regularly get them for 20% off any one item for Babies R Us. You might also check the Baby Depot at Burlington Coat Factory, as they usually have great prices.
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Common sense and research
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Mom of three + one on the way!

Comment on I am looking for nice deals or discounts for Graco Quattro Tour Deluxe Travel System? by SusieF

SusieF — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 15:57:59 +0000

I am selling mine but i am based in the UK.. try looking on Ebay or your local auction site.. then u would only need to buy the car seats that clip onto it brand new. I paid full price for mine at babies r us.. altho looking back now i wish i had brought a second hand one as i didn’t use it that much and found a double stroller alot easier to use. There are lots for sale.
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Comment on Canadian resident needs a bank account based in the US to conduct business on amazon.com is it possible? by Death_on_the_stairs

Death_on_the_stairs — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 17:19:59 +0000

Bit of a tricky one:

As you probably know the US banking system is quite parochial.

You’re best option would probably be to find a Canadian bank with branches in the US: but I’m afraid I can’t suggest any myself.

Failing that HSBC would certainly be able to set you up but I’m sure such an account would have quite heavy fees.
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Hope these limited suggestions are helpful but truth is it’s a real pain to get small amounts of money out of the USA .

Comment on Inca Trail, Amazon Jungle, Easter Island and the Galapagis islands in one trip? by Soda

Soda — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:25:59 +0000

First 10 days: Start by flying to Quito and then catching a flight to Galapagos. Stay for a week, then get back to Quito. Then take a bus down to Tena and visit the jungle.

Next 10 days: Then go back to Quito again (stop by Papallacta for a day, its awesome). Catch a flight to Lima and then to Cuzco. Follow the Inca Trail and return to Cuzco.

Last 10 days: Then get back to Lima, then fly to Santiago then to Easter Island. Then catch a return flight home from Santiago.

This will be a fun trip but I think you will get more out of it if you choose either Ecuador, Peru or Chile and spend a month visiting the one country. Then take another trip later.

If you choose Ecuador make sure to visit banos de ambato, vilcabamba, cuenca, crucita, tena, papallacta, quito and galapagos!

Have fun and be safe!
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Comment on Inca Trail, Amazon Jungle, Easter Island and the Galapagis islands in one trip? by Marissa

Marissa — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:16:59 +0000

I agree, one month is definitely not enough. You’re talking about going to 3 different countries in 1 month. You might think you just want to hit up those spots, do the touristy "bare minimum" and get on to the next tourist spot, but I can assure you that you will end up wanting to spend way more time exploring each spot.

I recommend you expand your trip — at least two months. If that’s not possible, and you only have one month, then decide which spots are the most important to see. I’ve been to Macchu Picchu –it’s absolutely incredible, but if you want to cut out a few days on your trip, you could take the train there instead of hiking the Inca trail. The Galapagos are also amazing, you will need at least 5 days for that, to explore the islands, go snorkeling, and see all the incredible animals.
I haven’t been to the Amazon or to Easter Island, I’m sure they would be amazing, and not enough to fit into a month-long trip.
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Travelled through South America.

Comment on Inca Trail, Amazon Jungle, Easter Island and the Galapagis islands in one trip? by Brian S

Brian S — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 14:35:59 +0000

Oh man! Two months won’t be enough for all those things! I would recommend 3 months at the most!
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Comment on peacock bass with white spots on fins and body, need help? by ♥ Lil' TsUnaMi™♥

♥ Lil' TsUnaMi™♥ — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 23:38:59 +0000

Go to your local fish store ,They will tell you how to treat ick.
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Comment on peacock bass with white spots on fins and body, need help? by TwoSox

TwoSox — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 22:48:59 +0000

It sounds like ich.

I usually treat ich with a salt solution, as I don’t like chemicals that have synthetic dyes. I would also suggest regularly vacuuming your tank gravel when ich is not present on your fish….due to the parasite’s life-cycle.

Research the ich parasite and its life-cycle and go from there. Like I said, I prefer salt, but there are many chemicals on the market that may also be effective.
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Comment on peacock bass with white spots on fins and body, need help? by Robert

Robert — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 22:18:59 +0000

If they are small round spots, they are Ick and should be treated every other day for a week with copper or malachite green. If they are irregular and larger, they may be fungus and should be treated with API Pimafix or an antibiotic.
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Robert Price
Ichthyologist

Comment on From the dense Amazon jungle, to the beauty of Iguazu Falls, to the festive cities of the Southeast, and the? by ☆★♥♠ Føroyar Villa ♠♥★☆

☆★♥♠ Føroyar Villa ♠♥★☆ — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 21:27:59 +0000

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