Be Polite, and Patient. Keep yourself calm and controlled... i.e. control of your six senses gives you control on world / mankindCan u give me advice how to seek people with proper manner?
There are always ';good guys'; and ';bad guys'; every where. They sometimes are where you least expect them.Can u give me advice how to seek people with proper manner?
just meet everyone, and learn as you go.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Dear Book Agents, Editors, Publishers, and Published Authors: I am seeking advice.?
I am an avid reader and writer. I would like to know what advice you can give a young enthuastic writer, such as myself.Dear Book Agents, Editors, Publishers, and Published Authors: I am seeking advice.?
Keep on writing. Get feedback from other and when you have enough substantial feedback, that's the time to consider publishing it.
Writers like you have every potential to get started on a publishing career. If you are looking for self-publishing companies to publish your book, I know of a few companies that practically holds court to everything a book needs from getting you your copyright, size preferences, book cover design customization, layout consultation, copyediting and even marketing – at affordable costs.
There is never too much space in the publishing world. There will always be room for more. :)
Good luck.Dear Book Agents, Editors, Publishers, and Published Authors: I am seeking advice.?
The more you write, the better you become. I look back on a ton of my early writing, and it is absolute garbage. The only way to greatness is dedication, research, and practice!
Write every day. Improve your style, work on technique and craft as much as the creativivity. School will help you become a better writer life will give you worthwhile subjects to write about.
First you will have to state what you need advice on. Until then, all I can offer is;
This above all to thine own self be true. ~Shakespeare.acne cream back blackheads
Keep on writing. Get feedback from other and when you have enough substantial feedback, that's the time to consider publishing it.
Writers like you have every potential to get started on a publishing career. If you are looking for self-publishing companies to publish your book, I know of a few companies that practically holds court to everything a book needs from getting you your copyright, size preferences, book cover design customization, layout consultation, copyediting and even marketing – at affordable costs.
There is never too much space in the publishing world. There will always be room for more. :)
Good luck.Dear Book Agents, Editors, Publishers, and Published Authors: I am seeking advice.?
The more you write, the better you become. I look back on a ton of my early writing, and it is absolute garbage. The only way to greatness is dedication, research, and practice!
Write every day. Improve your style, work on technique and craft as much as the creativivity. School will help you become a better writer life will give you worthwhile subjects to write about.
First you will have to state what you need advice on. Until then, all I can offer is;
This above all to thine own self be true. ~Shakespeare.
Why is Obama seeking advice on how to fix the economy?
http://news.aol.com/elections/article/obama-seeks-advice-on-ailing-economy/234237Why is Obama seeking advice on how to fix the economy?
Too avoid the massive failures of ';going it alone'; that the current moron in office made.Why is Obama seeking advice on how to fix the economy?
One of the hallmarks of a good president is to get the best advice and adapt it. Clinton had some of the best brains in the world. Obama shows that hes leaning that way too. Competency is a wonderful thing.
Its nice to see it coming back into style.
The Presidency of the US is a very multifaceted position, Obama never claimed to have all the answers, that was McCain during the second debate, when he was wandering around the stage. I know how to end the war, I know how to get Osama, I know how to fix the economy.
I hope he left plans to go with those words.
Common sense would dictate that he call upon specialists to advise him.
He studied Law and International Politics not Economics.
If your bathroom has a leak, call Joe the Plumber, if your economy is in collapse call an Economist.
Clearly he understands the political implications of the economy and understands that it is a global problem. An Economist would not have a broader view of the political implications, or the influence to do anything about it.
Because all he can do between now and Jan 20th after the speeches and before the balls as far as governance goes is sit in a lame duck congress if any one calls one.
He not only has policies to consider but positions down the deputy directorate level to fill. He wants to make certain he has the right policies to state in his inaugural speech, but also the right people to carry them out.
isn't it amazing , we have been on this forum for months asking questions and Obama supporters had them all because Obama was the man and knew everything , now you get answers like , ';he is a lawyer not an economist'; What next well he was only an unaccomplished Jr senator not a seasons political head? . Was it not his ';economic knowledge'; that got him elected?
It's a good thing to get many opinions, I just hope he listens more to Nobel prize winning economist Joseph Stiglitz rather than the Neoliberal Citigroup Robert Rubin.
Robert Rubin is in part responsible for supporting the policies that pushed us to the brink of a great recession. When the subprime mortgage crisis hit, instability and collapse spread across numerous industries. Rubin also pushed for more deregulatory policies that ended up shifting jobs, and entire industries, overseas.
Rubin even pushed for Clinton’s dismantling of Glass-Steagall, testifying that deregulating the banking industry would be good for capital gains, as well as Main Street. “The banking industry is fundamentally different from what it was two decades ago, let alone in 1933,'; Rubin testified before the House Committee on Banking and Financial Services in May of 1995.
“Glass-Steagall could conceivably impede safety and soundness by limiting revenue diversification,” Rubin argued.
While the industry saw much deregulation over the years preceding these events, the Gramm-Leach-Biley Act of 1999, which eliminated Glass-Steagall, extended and ratified changes that had been enacted with previous legislation. Ultimately, the repeal of the New Deal era protection allowed commercial lenders like Rubin’s Citigroup to underwrite and trade instruments like mortgage backed securities along with collateralized debt and established structured investment vehicles (SIVs), which purchased these securities. In short, as the lines were blurred among investment banks, commercial banks and insurance companies, when one industry fell, others could too.
********
Joseph Stiglitz:
';Houses of cards, chickens coming home to roost - pick your cliche. The new low in the financial crisis, which has prompted comparisons with the 1929 Wall Street crash, is the fruit of a pattern of dishonesty on the part of financial institutions, and incompetence on the part of policymakers.
We had become accustomed to the hypocrisy. The banks reject any suggestion they should face regulation, rebuff any move towards anti-trust measures - yet when trouble strikes, all of a sudden they demand state intervention: they must be bailed out; they are too big, too important to be allowed to fail.';
AMY GOODMAN: What is your response to the passage of the bailout by the Senate?
JOSEPH STIGLITZ: Well, I think it remains a very bad bill. It is a disappointment, but not a surprise, that the administration came up with a bill that is again based on trickle-down economics. You throw enough money at Wall Street, and some of it will trickle down to the rest of the economy. It’s like a patient suffering from giving a massive blood transfusion while there’s internal bleeding; it doesn’t do anything about the basic source of the hemorrhaging, the foreclosure problem.
He knows that fixing the economy will be a huge problem, and that it may very well fail. That's why he's bringing in Governess Granholm from Michigan ( my home state ). She has flubbed up Michigan so bad that it may never heal, thus using her advice will give him a great scapegoat.
He's not stupid, he's covering his butt, way before it needs covering.
he never once claimed to know all the answers and anyone that thought he knew all of them is ignorant and dangerous.
but not as ignorant and dangerous as some wingnut that puts words in peoples mouths and characterizes 53% of americans as retards.
Because he knows that the proposals he made during the campaign would harm the economy and is looking for actual solutions now that he has been elected..
he is not a ecomonist he is a politician he would more than likely need advice from bankers and the like so his plans will work remember the numbers need to fit
Presidents have advisers.
Because he is a lawyer and not an economist
The problem is so immense that you need a meeting of the greatest minds to try to find an answer.
So that other people can get blamed when it doesn't work.
Because he is smarter then Bush.
b/c even jesus had 12 apostles
'The man with a plan' didn't have a plan, thats why.
I wish Gordo had done the same over here!
sensible if you ask me ,see what others think and then make his own mind up
Too avoid the massive failures of ';going it alone'; that the current moron in office made.Why is Obama seeking advice on how to fix the economy?
One of the hallmarks of a good president is to get the best advice and adapt it. Clinton had some of the best brains in the world. Obama shows that hes leaning that way too. Competency is a wonderful thing.
Its nice to see it coming back into style.
The Presidency of the US is a very multifaceted position, Obama never claimed to have all the answers, that was McCain during the second debate, when he was wandering around the stage. I know how to end the war, I know how to get Osama, I know how to fix the economy.
I hope he left plans to go with those words.
Common sense would dictate that he call upon specialists to advise him.
He studied Law and International Politics not Economics.
If your bathroom has a leak, call Joe the Plumber, if your economy is in collapse call an Economist.
Clearly he understands the political implications of the economy and understands that it is a global problem. An Economist would not have a broader view of the political implications, or the influence to do anything about it.
Because all he can do between now and Jan 20th after the speeches and before the balls as far as governance goes is sit in a lame duck congress if any one calls one.
He not only has policies to consider but positions down the deputy directorate level to fill. He wants to make certain he has the right policies to state in his inaugural speech, but also the right people to carry them out.
isn't it amazing , we have been on this forum for months asking questions and Obama supporters had them all because Obama was the man and knew everything , now you get answers like , ';he is a lawyer not an economist'; What next well he was only an unaccomplished Jr senator not a seasons political head? . Was it not his ';economic knowledge'; that got him elected?
It's a good thing to get many opinions, I just hope he listens more to Nobel prize winning economist Joseph Stiglitz rather than the Neoliberal Citigroup Robert Rubin.
Robert Rubin is in part responsible for supporting the policies that pushed us to the brink of a great recession. When the subprime mortgage crisis hit, instability and collapse spread across numerous industries. Rubin also pushed for more deregulatory policies that ended up shifting jobs, and entire industries, overseas.
Rubin even pushed for Clinton’s dismantling of Glass-Steagall, testifying that deregulating the banking industry would be good for capital gains, as well as Main Street. “The banking industry is fundamentally different from what it was two decades ago, let alone in 1933,'; Rubin testified before the House Committee on Banking and Financial Services in May of 1995.
“Glass-Steagall could conceivably impede safety and soundness by limiting revenue diversification,” Rubin argued.
While the industry saw much deregulation over the years preceding these events, the Gramm-Leach-Biley Act of 1999, which eliminated Glass-Steagall, extended and ratified changes that had been enacted with previous legislation. Ultimately, the repeal of the New Deal era protection allowed commercial lenders like Rubin’s Citigroup to underwrite and trade instruments like mortgage backed securities along with collateralized debt and established structured investment vehicles (SIVs), which purchased these securities. In short, as the lines were blurred among investment banks, commercial banks and insurance companies, when one industry fell, others could too.
********
Joseph Stiglitz:
';Houses of cards, chickens coming home to roost - pick your cliche. The new low in the financial crisis, which has prompted comparisons with the 1929 Wall Street crash, is the fruit of a pattern of dishonesty on the part of financial institutions, and incompetence on the part of policymakers.
We had become accustomed to the hypocrisy. The banks reject any suggestion they should face regulation, rebuff any move towards anti-trust measures - yet when trouble strikes, all of a sudden they demand state intervention: they must be bailed out; they are too big, too important to be allowed to fail.';
AMY GOODMAN: What is your response to the passage of the bailout by the Senate?
JOSEPH STIGLITZ: Well, I think it remains a very bad bill. It is a disappointment, but not a surprise, that the administration came up with a bill that is again based on trickle-down economics. You throw enough money at Wall Street, and some of it will trickle down to the rest of the economy. It’s like a patient suffering from giving a massive blood transfusion while there’s internal bleeding; it doesn’t do anything about the basic source of the hemorrhaging, the foreclosure problem.
He knows that fixing the economy will be a huge problem, and that it may very well fail. That's why he's bringing in Governess Granholm from Michigan ( my home state ). She has flubbed up Michigan so bad that it may never heal, thus using her advice will give him a great scapegoat.
He's not stupid, he's covering his butt, way before it needs covering.
he never once claimed to know all the answers and anyone that thought he knew all of them is ignorant and dangerous.
but not as ignorant and dangerous as some wingnut that puts words in peoples mouths and characterizes 53% of americans as retards.
Because he knows that the proposals he made during the campaign would harm the economy and is looking for actual solutions now that he has been elected..
he is not a ecomonist he is a politician he would more than likely need advice from bankers and the like so his plans will work remember the numbers need to fit
Presidents have advisers.
Because he is a lawyer and not an economist
The problem is so immense that you need a meeting of the greatest minds to try to find an answer.
So that other people can get blamed when it doesn't work.
Because he is smarter then Bush.
b/c even jesus had 12 apostles
'The man with a plan' didn't have a plan, thats why.
I wish Gordo had done the same over here!
sensible if you ask me ,see what others think and then make his own mind up
Need advice to seek second opinion?
Hello, I am 37 yr old Female. I have had two laps due to ovary being stuck to right intestine
plus adhesions plus ovarian cysts. On left side, ovarian cysts plus endrometriosis.
My laps were in 2000 and 2002. Been on Birth control for 9 years. I had my annual
check up in april. It was very painful. Never has been before. Several weeks later,
I started bleeding even though i was on the pill. Plus I had pain in my left side near my left ovary.
I know about break thru bleeding, but this wasnt it. that is diff. I then had a 2 inch by 1 inch piece of ';meat'; fall into the toilet.
The bleeding stopped for exactly 24 hours, but that night I had hideous pain.
I then resumed bleeding and it was clots... big clots. I told the nurse what happened and she
thought I was preg and lost a baby. I told her NO WAY! CANT BE! I went to the dr. and she
had no idea as to were that ';meat'; came from. She could not tell me why i had that type of pain and
symptoms. I then had a vaginal ultrasound done. As the test was being preformed and afterward, I cried in the bathroom because the pain was so bad on the left side. Today, June 11th,2009, she told me all I had
was a small fibriod in my uterus. I kept telling her about my history over and over. I tell her about that pain over and over. Seemed like she wasnt paying attention. Then told me in 3 months come back. If I still have this pain she may do a diagnostic lap.
If I still have the pain go to the ER in meantime. I asked about a hysterectomy and she was like that wouldnt help endo can always come back. I have had previous drs tell me that wasnt so.
So, I need to know, should I get a second opinion? Should I just wait around? I dont have insurance since I am laid off from work. I go to UAMS ,. Its a teaching hospital and a world class leader in medical science. I thought it would be a good place to go with this problem. www.uams.edu
Any one out there with suggestions or just anything I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks
sevenandthe_raggedtigerNeed advice to seek second opinion?
I would defiantly get a second opinion. Anytime a doctor seems unresponsive to your concerns get a second opinion it can save your life. The problem with ';teaching hospitals'; is they are doing just that teaching so you are dealing with studentsNeed advice to seek second opinion?
endometriosis can always come back even after a hysterectomy, but in your case I think that even if it does, you will have some relief from all this pain and bleeding.
You really need to think it through especially if you will want children.
Research and get all the info you can.
This is a good site to join www.hystersisters.com
plus adhesions plus ovarian cysts. On left side, ovarian cysts plus endrometriosis.
My laps were in 2000 and 2002. Been on Birth control for 9 years. I had my annual
check up in april. It was very painful. Never has been before. Several weeks later,
I started bleeding even though i was on the pill. Plus I had pain in my left side near my left ovary.
I know about break thru bleeding, but this wasnt it. that is diff. I then had a 2 inch by 1 inch piece of ';meat'; fall into the toilet.
The bleeding stopped for exactly 24 hours, but that night I had hideous pain.
I then resumed bleeding and it was clots... big clots. I told the nurse what happened and she
thought I was preg and lost a baby. I told her NO WAY! CANT BE! I went to the dr. and she
had no idea as to were that ';meat'; came from. She could not tell me why i had that type of pain and
symptoms. I then had a vaginal ultrasound done. As the test was being preformed and afterward, I cried in the bathroom because the pain was so bad on the left side. Today, June 11th,2009, she told me all I had
was a small fibriod in my uterus. I kept telling her about my history over and over. I tell her about that pain over and over. Seemed like she wasnt paying attention. Then told me in 3 months come back. If I still have this pain she may do a diagnostic lap.
If I still have the pain go to the ER in meantime. I asked about a hysterectomy and she was like that wouldnt help endo can always come back. I have had previous drs tell me that wasnt so.
So, I need to know, should I get a second opinion? Should I just wait around? I dont have insurance since I am laid off from work. I go to UAMS ,. Its a teaching hospital and a world class leader in medical science. I thought it would be a good place to go with this problem. www.uams.edu
Any one out there with suggestions or just anything I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks
sevenandthe_raggedtigerNeed advice to seek second opinion?
I would defiantly get a second opinion. Anytime a doctor seems unresponsive to your concerns get a second opinion it can save your life. The problem with ';teaching hospitals'; is they are doing just that teaching so you are dealing with studentsNeed advice to seek second opinion?
endometriosis can always come back even after a hysterectomy, but in your case I think that even if it does, you will have some relief from all this pain and bleeding.
You really need to think it through especially if you will want children.
Research and get all the info you can.
This is a good site to join www.hystersisters.com
Word of advice regarding seeking your partner?
Ideally, you should be seeking someone who is the same age as you.
If you just happen, by chance, to connect with someone a few years older or a few years younger, fine, good for you...........
but don't be PURPOSELY trying to make that age difference happen by searching for someone older or younger. Seriously.
Cut out the stereotyping that a husband has to be 5 years older than his wife.Word of advice regarding seeking your partner?
I agree. My boyfriend is almost two years older than me and we didn't plan it that way. Heck, my sister's boyfriend is 7 years older than her. It shouldn't matter how old or young your partner should be, as long you love that person. Age is just a number, not a requirement.
If you just happen, by chance, to connect with someone a few years older or a few years younger, fine, good for you...........
but don't be PURPOSELY trying to make that age difference happen by searching for someone older or younger. Seriously.
Cut out the stereotyping that a husband has to be 5 years older than his wife.Word of advice regarding seeking your partner?
I agree. My boyfriend is almost two years older than me and we didn't plan it that way. Heck, my sister's boyfriend is 7 years older than her. It shouldn't matter how old or young your partner should be, as long you love that person. Age is just a number, not a requirement.
If a questioning youth seeks your advice, what is the first thing you will say to him/her?
One sentence only please.If a questioning youth seeks your advice, what is the first thing you will say to him/her?
';Whatever you are going through you can tell me and I will try my best to help you with it.';If a questioning youth seeks your advice, what is the first thing you will say to him/her?
It depends on what i am doing....
If i am talkin a shower, then i will tell him/her to tell me later, but if i am in a time when i am well, then i will tell this youth seeking advicer
';i'm listening'; :)
I answer questions across a couple different topics on here, so it would really have to be relevant to that ';area of discussion'; (i.e. computers. science, religion, GLBT, entertainment... etc.).
No use to label yourself , be yourself %26amp; remember being different can be a good thing.
';Don't worry about it, in a month from now you won't even remember it.';
Depends on what advice they are seeking...
Nobody has all the answers.
I tell him how terrific he is.
Good luck.
Google it.
Advice on what? Kind of a broad question don't ya think?
I'd ask:
';So, what's your question?';
depends on the question duh lol
';Whatever you are going through you can tell me and I will try my best to help you with it.';If a questioning youth seeks your advice, what is the first thing you will say to him/her?
It depends on what i am doing....
If i am talkin a shower, then i will tell him/her to tell me later, but if i am in a time when i am well, then i will tell this youth seeking advicer
';i'm listening'; :)
I answer questions across a couple different topics on here, so it would really have to be relevant to that ';area of discussion'; (i.e. computers. science, religion, GLBT, entertainment... etc.).
No use to label yourself , be yourself %26amp; remember being different can be a good thing.
';Don't worry about it, in a month from now you won't even remember it.';
Depends on what advice they are seeking...
Nobody has all the answers.
I tell him how terrific he is.
Good luck.
Google it.
Advice on what? Kind of a broad question don't ya think?
I'd ask:
';So, what's your question?';
depends on the question duh lol
Travel by car from Mumbai to Kolhapur (suggestions/advice sought)?
I am planning to travel from Mumbai to Kolhapur by road. I will be traveling with my family (wife %26amp; my parents). I plan to use my car and only I can drive. I have heard NH4 is very well maintained road beyond Pune too. I would like your special suggestions/advice about the planned travel, time to start from Mumbai, frequency / places of halts during the journey, any special precautions to taken for the car (I use petrol Wagon R).Travel by car from Mumbai to Kolhapur (suggestions/advice sought)?
This is nice journey. Drive Slowly. It is nice road. but lots ghat section. Other then that nothing to worry. Day time traveling is betterTravel by car from Mumbai to Kolhapur (suggestions/advice sought)?
This is a long drive. Prepare yourself mentally.
Use Mumbai-Pune Express highway to cut down on travel time. Less traffic allows you to cut time - no need to be in 100+ driving speed range. The Expressway takes out even the Pune city traffic as it will take you to Katraj ghat sections.
Start early - drive at a comfy speed - take stops every 2 hours or so - you will reach Kolhapur in much better mind frame.
Beware of curves ( since u r in Wagon R ). Slow down near curves.
Try filling up the petrol tank upto max 2/3rd capacity. Though it means more stops at petrol pumps, it means less load to carry.
Happy journey.
better travel by train
Mumbai to Kolhapur by road is approximately 385 kms and would take about 8-9 hours to reach. If you are the only driver, I hope you have the stamina to drive this much in a single day. I feel you should leave early morning by 5- 6 am to beat the morning Mumbai traffic and you would reach Kolhapur by 2 or 3 pm. Ensure you car has enough coolant, check air pressure in the tyres. Surely check the extra tyre in case of puncture etc. Hope you have a 'car jack';.
The driving directions are:-
1 Straight (1.8 km) on Mathuradas Vasanji Rd going toward Pipe Line Rd
2 Continue down Andheri Ghatkopar Rd: 2.6 km.
Via Ghatkopar West. Enter Andheri East.
3 Left onto Lal Bahadur Shastri Marg, go 0.3 km.
Leave Andheri East. Via Andheri East. Enter Vidya Vihar.
4 3rd Right onto Mahatma Gandhi Rd, go 2.6 km.
Via Ghatkopar West, Vidya Vihar, Ghatkopar East. Enter Tilak Nagar.
5 Sharp Left onto Eastern Expy, go 0.3 km
6 Slight 1st Left onto Eastern Expy(NH3 Hwy), go 0.3 km.
Enter Chembur.
7 Slight 1st Left onto Eastern Expy, go 0.3 km.
Enter Tilak Nagar.
8 1st Right onto Veermata Jijabai Bhosle Marg, go 3.9 km.
Via Chembur, Govandi. Enter Mankhurd.
9 Take Slight Left, go %26lt;100m
10 Slight 1st Left onto Bombay Panvel Rd, go 0.4 km
11 Continue down Sion Panvel Expy: 1.8 km
12 Slight 1st Left onto Sion Panvel Expy, go 4 km.
Via Thane District at 3.2 km.
Enter Navi Mumbai at 3.8 km.
13 Straight (Keep Right) on Sion Panvel Expy flyover, go 2.4 km
14 Straight on Sion Panvel Expy flyover, go 0.2 km
15 Take Right fork onto Sion Panvel Expy.
Enter Midc.
16 Straight (Keep Right) on Sion Panvel Expy flyover, go 3.2 km.
Enter Hightrelic Colony.
17 Straight (Keep Right) on Sion Panvel Expy flyover, go 2.8 km
18 Straight (Keep Right) on Sion Panvel Expy flyover, go 2.8 km.
Enter Kopri Village.
19 Straight (Keep Right) on Sion Panvel Expy flyover, go 2.4 km
20 Straight (Keep Right) on Sion Panvel Expy flyover, go 5.2 km.
Enter Panvel West.
21 Continue down Mumbai Pune Expy: 28 km
22 Right onto SH87 Hwy, go 0.2 km
23 1st Left onto SH92 Hwy, go 8.3 km
24 Slight Left onto SH92 Hwy, go 31 km.
Via Pali at 23 km.
25 Left onto NH17 Hwy, go 57 km.
Via Utekhol at 35 km.
26 Slight Left onto NH17 Hwy, go 5.2 km
27 Slight Left onto NH17 Hwy, go 2.6 km
28 Slight Right onto NH17 Hwy, go 13 km.
Enter Poladpur at 11 km.
29 Slight Left onto SH72 Hwy, go 18 km.
Leave Poladpur.
30 Continue down SH46 Hwy: 5.7 km.
Enter Satara District.
31 Sharp Right onto SH46 Hwy, go 1.5 km
32 1st Left onto SH46 Hwy, go 2.7 km.
Enter Mahabaleshwar at 2 km.
33 Continue down SH58 Hwy: 45 km.
Enter Satara District at 6.9 km.
34 Slight Right onto NH4 Hwy, go 3 km.
Enter Satara.
35 At roundabout, take 1st exit onto NH4 Hwy, go 2.5 km overall
36 Right onto NH4 Hwy, go 108 km.
Enter Satara District.
Via Karad at 49 km.
Via Sangli District at 76 km.
Enter Kolhapur District at 92 km.
37 Slight Right onto SH136 Hwy, go 7.7 km.
Enter Kolhapur at 5.8 km.
38 At roundabout, take 2nd exit, go 1.1 km overall
39 At roundabout, take 2nd exit, go 1 km overall
40 At roundabout, take 2nd exit onto NH4 Hwy, go 0.2 km overall
41 Take 1st Right, go 0.4 km
42 Arrive at destination
It might help... Have a safe drive...
This is nice journey. Drive Slowly. It is nice road. but lots ghat section. Other then that nothing to worry. Day time traveling is betterTravel by car from Mumbai to Kolhapur (suggestions/advice sought)?
This is a long drive. Prepare yourself mentally.
Use Mumbai-Pune Express highway to cut down on travel time. Less traffic allows you to cut time - no need to be in 100+ driving speed range. The Expressway takes out even the Pune city traffic as it will take you to Katraj ghat sections.
Start early - drive at a comfy speed - take stops every 2 hours or so - you will reach Kolhapur in much better mind frame.
Beware of curves ( since u r in Wagon R ). Slow down near curves.
Try filling up the petrol tank upto max 2/3rd capacity. Though it means more stops at petrol pumps, it means less load to carry.
Happy journey.
better travel by train
Mumbai to Kolhapur by road is approximately 385 kms and would take about 8-9 hours to reach. If you are the only driver, I hope you have the stamina to drive this much in a single day. I feel you should leave early morning by 5- 6 am to beat the morning Mumbai traffic and you would reach Kolhapur by 2 or 3 pm. Ensure you car has enough coolant, check air pressure in the tyres. Surely check the extra tyre in case of puncture etc. Hope you have a 'car jack';.
The driving directions are:-
1 Straight (1.8 km) on Mathuradas Vasanji Rd going toward Pipe Line Rd
2 Continue down Andheri Ghatkopar Rd: 2.6 km.
Via Ghatkopar West. Enter Andheri East.
3 Left onto Lal Bahadur Shastri Marg, go 0.3 km.
Leave Andheri East. Via Andheri East. Enter Vidya Vihar.
4 3rd Right onto Mahatma Gandhi Rd, go 2.6 km.
Via Ghatkopar West, Vidya Vihar, Ghatkopar East. Enter Tilak Nagar.
5 Sharp Left onto Eastern Expy, go 0.3 km
6 Slight 1st Left onto Eastern Expy(NH3 Hwy), go 0.3 km.
Enter Chembur.
7 Slight 1st Left onto Eastern Expy, go 0.3 km.
Enter Tilak Nagar.
8 1st Right onto Veermata Jijabai Bhosle Marg, go 3.9 km.
Via Chembur, Govandi. Enter Mankhurd.
9 Take Slight Left, go %26lt;100m
10 Slight 1st Left onto Bombay Panvel Rd, go 0.4 km
11 Continue down Sion Panvel Expy: 1.8 km
12 Slight 1st Left onto Sion Panvel Expy, go 4 km.
Via Thane District at 3.2 km.
Enter Navi Mumbai at 3.8 km.
13 Straight (Keep Right) on Sion Panvel Expy flyover, go 2.4 km
14 Straight on Sion Panvel Expy flyover, go 0.2 km
15 Take Right fork onto Sion Panvel Expy.
Enter Midc.
16 Straight (Keep Right) on Sion Panvel Expy flyover, go 3.2 km.
Enter Hightrelic Colony.
17 Straight (Keep Right) on Sion Panvel Expy flyover, go 2.8 km
18 Straight (Keep Right) on Sion Panvel Expy flyover, go 2.8 km.
Enter Kopri Village.
19 Straight (Keep Right) on Sion Panvel Expy flyover, go 2.4 km
20 Straight (Keep Right) on Sion Panvel Expy flyover, go 5.2 km.
Enter Panvel West.
21 Continue down Mumbai Pune Expy: 28 km
22 Right onto SH87 Hwy, go 0.2 km
23 1st Left onto SH92 Hwy, go 8.3 km
24 Slight Left onto SH92 Hwy, go 31 km.
Via Pali at 23 km.
25 Left onto NH17 Hwy, go 57 km.
Via Utekhol at 35 km.
26 Slight Left onto NH17 Hwy, go 5.2 km
27 Slight Left onto NH17 Hwy, go 2.6 km
28 Slight Right onto NH17 Hwy, go 13 km.
Enter Poladpur at 11 km.
29 Slight Left onto SH72 Hwy, go 18 km.
Leave Poladpur.
30 Continue down SH46 Hwy: 5.7 km.
Enter Satara District.
31 Sharp Right onto SH46 Hwy, go 1.5 km
32 1st Left onto SH46 Hwy, go 2.7 km.
Enter Mahabaleshwar at 2 km.
33 Continue down SH58 Hwy: 45 km.
Enter Satara District at 6.9 km.
34 Slight Right onto NH4 Hwy, go 3 km.
Enter Satara.
35 At roundabout, take 1st exit onto NH4 Hwy, go 2.5 km overall
36 Right onto NH4 Hwy, go 108 km.
Enter Satara District.
Via Karad at 49 km.
Via Sangli District at 76 km.
Enter Kolhapur District at 92 km.
37 Slight Right onto SH136 Hwy, go 7.7 km.
Enter Kolhapur at 5.8 km.
38 At roundabout, take 2nd exit, go 1.1 km overall
39 At roundabout, take 2nd exit, go 1 km overall
40 At roundabout, take 2nd exit onto NH4 Hwy, go 0.2 km overall
41 Take 1st Right, go 0.4 km
42 Arrive at destination
It might help... Have a safe drive...
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