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UN confronts failure of diplomacy in Syria
By REUTERS
12/29/2012 04:43
Security Council has all but given up on Syria; mediator Brahimi seeks to heal Russia-US divide.
Int'l peace envoy for Syria Brahimi with Assad.
Photo: REUTERS/Sana Sana
After a year of intensive diplomatic efforts by the world body, UN-Arab League peace mediator Lakhdar Brahimi of Algeria has made no more progress than his predecessor, former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, in getting the government and rebels to come to the negotiating table, or getting Russia and the United States to overcome their deep disagreements on Syria.
Brahimi heads to Moscow on Saturday to meet with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, the United Nations said, but expectations are low. Syria's opposition leader rejected an invitation from Russia to attend peace talks, which was a blow to Brahimi's efforts.
At the heart of the diplomatic roadblock is a seemingly unbreakable impasse on the UN Security Council, where Russia and the United States, both veto-wielding permanent members of the 15-nation group, are seeing their bilateral ties deteriorate.
There is no reason to expect anything different in early 2013. After three joint Russian-Chinese vetoes on Syria, the Security Council has all but given up on the issue.
"It's very depressing to be a party to failed diplomacy," a senior UN official told Reuters. "There's no end to the (Security Council) deadlock and as long as that deadlock remains, it's hard to make a difference beyond humanitarian aid, and that's not easy."
In addition to generally rocky relations between Washington and Moscow, Russia has strategic reasons for standing by Assad. He has been a staunch ally, a major purchaser of Russian arms and host to Russia's only warm-water naval port. But even Russia realizes Assad will likely be ousted sooner or later.
No ceasefire
Annan, the first UN-Arab League peace negotiator to try to end the escalating civil war, focused on getting Syrian President Bashar Assad's government and the opposition to agree to a ceasefire.
With neither side willing to lay down its weapons, a frustrated Annan announced his resignation in August, saying the divided Security Council had undermined his efforts. He urged Russia, China and Iran to do more to push for an end to the bloodshed.
Brahimi is concentrating on healing the rift between Russia and the United States as the conflict in Syria becomes increasingly gruesome and sectarian, UN officials and diplomats say.
Disagreements between the United States and Russia or China on the 15-nation Security Council are nothing new. They have had sharp differences on crises in Georgia, North Korea, Myanmar, Zimbabwe and elsewhere that have prevented the council from taking any meaningful action.
But the deadlock on Syria is especially frustrating for UN officials and diplomats, who complain the United Nations has been confined to the sidelines as the corpses pile higher.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has repeatedly urged countries to unite in support of Brahimi's efforts but that has not happened.
"We do not see any prospect of any end of violence or any prospect of political dialogue to start," Ban told reporters last week.
Brahimi is convinced that ending the US-Russian rift is the key to unraveling the Gordian knot that has prevented a negotiated end to a war in which 44,000 people have died.
The crux of their disagreement is whether Assad should go now, as the rebels, Washington and the Europeans want, or later, as Moscow would prefer, after a period with a transitional leadership that could include members of Assad's government.
Russia has repeatedly said it is not wedded to Assad, although it has refused to abandon him.
"For (Russian President Vladimir) Putin, it's all about not compromising with America at the moment," a senior Western diplomat said.
Washington-Moscow ties
The latest example of worsening US-Russian ties is Moscow's new ban on US adoptions of Russian children, a move that came in retaliation against US human rights legislation aimed at Russia.
Diplomats and analysts say it is not Brahimi's fault that he has failed. The veteran Algerian diplomat played down hopes that he could succeed from the outset.
Richard Gowan of New York University said Brahimi's modest approach has restored some of the UN credibility that was lost while Annan was the Syria mediator.
"But (Brahimi's) current peace plan is at least half a year out of date," Gowan said. "The rebels simply will not buy it."
Brahimi is pushing for a transitional government and has suggested he wants to build on an international agreement signed in Geneva six months ago that envisioned a provisional body - which might include members of Assad's government as well as the opposition - leading the country to a new election.
His recycled peace plan has not made him popular with the rebels, who also have complained that the United States and Europeans have failed to provide them weapons, despite the West's clear desire to see Assad ousted. Diplomats say arms are reaching the rebels from Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Turkey.
The mainly Sunni Muslim Syrian rebels have seized the military initiative since June's Geneva meeting and the political opposition has ruled out any transitional government in which Assad, who is from Syria's Alawite minority, has a role.
Radwan Ziadeh of the opposition Syrian National Council dismissed Brahimi's proposal as "unrealistic and fanciful" and said a transitional government could not be built on the same "security and intelligence structure as the existing regime."
Some diplomats say Russia's influence on Syria is wildly exaggerated and that Assad is not going to compromise because he is fighting for his own and the Alawites' survival.
So where does that leave Russia?
"It's understood that Bashar Assad's regime will not last long," said Georgy Mirsky, a Middle East expert at the Institute for World Economy and International Relations in Moscow.
"But this does not mean that Russia is ready to join the West, the Turks and the Arabs and demand that Assad go? That would be senseless. Syria is lost (to Russia) anyway," he said.
At least Russia "will be able to say that we do not abandon our friends," Mirsky said.
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1.25/5 rDev -63.1%
Ya know when your cleaning lady gives you those chocolates at Christmas time and you really *want* to like them, but they just don't taste good, and you end up throwing away half the box, well meet Kmita Kolsh!
Sampled 3 bottles from two different 6-packs. The first bottle was best and served cold on a hot summer day. While the taste was initially heavier with a fuller biscuty mouthfeel than the Kolsh's which I've had, the flavor dissipated toward a boozy/acidy finish the last quarter of the bottle. The appearance was a nutty brown which is much darker than other offerings from this style, and there was a lot of sediment at the bottom of the bottle.
The second bottle was finished, but the boozy taste was persistent throughout. It is somewhat suprising that a 5.5% APV offering would exhibit this flavor, but it was loud and clear. The third bottle was poured into a glass, and after one sip it was poured down the drain. All bottles were purchased at Barneys Market, New Buffalo, MI.
If you're reading this over at DH, please note that I'm trying to offer some honest feedback, and you can see from my other reviews that I admire your work.
09-04-2012 16:59:38 | More by innersanctum
1.73/5 rDev -49%
Grabbed as part of a mix a 6 pack... I love Kolsch as a style...
This is the darkest looking Kolsch I've ever seen. Deep coppery amber colored body with a small splattering of nearly white bubbles atop it. The head subsided quickly to leave a thin collar but no lacing.
Smells really too malty. Almost like a barleywine somehow.... Minus caramel malts. Some sweet bready malt and some harsher grainy malt lead the way. Some leafy, vegetable, and spicey hop notes come in on the backend. Yikes. The finish is surprisingly bitter, and as it warms it gets quite boozy.
Feels overcarbonated, yet oily. Like too many bubbles on the tongue, but it's surprisingly full-- at least more full than medium bodied.
Not very refreshing. Not very Kolsch-y. Not very good. In the future I'll avoid this one like it was made by White Birch.
08-17-2012 01:55:04 | More by AleWatcher
North Carolina
1.75/5 rDev -48.4%
07-17-2013 16:29:59 | More by mwbrady12
2.25/5 rDev -33.6%
04-05-2014 03:51:57 | More by Filabee
2.28/5 rDev -32.7%
The act of pulling a bottle from the six pack carton brings immediate joy as a jolly polish mafia-like aristocrat, equipped with a cigar, bow tie, and what looks like a Black Label can greets the eye. Can I get some extra cheese with that? But what's important is on the inside, so let's go there...
The beer opens with a rich copper hue that's a better display for amber ales or pale ales. I had to do a double take to make sure that this was supposed to be a kolsch-style ale. Its short-lived foam stance yields no real retention and collapses within half the session.
Grainy-sweet aromas rise to the nose with foreground notes of caramel candy, cinnamony alcohols and corn. Lightly starch scented, the beer delivers an aromatic combination that reminds me as much of colas as that of beer.
Saccharine sweetness thrives in the taste of left over malt. Caramel and cola nut rise in taste reminds me in no real way of traditional kolsch. Vegetal corn and an overall cereal grist taste migrates over the palate more like a cream ale that balances toward the maltier pale ale side. With little of the spice that shows up in the nose, the hop balance that finishes the beer provides a woody, minty bitterness.
Starch and residual sweetness frames the mouthfeel and forbids the clean crisp pilsner malt dryness or mild hop bitterness to close the beer with crispness or cleanliness. Finishing semi-sweet and weightedly, the beer never convinces me of kolsch textures.
Dark Horse could convince me that Kmita is a cream ale, an amber ale, or even a non-descript pale ale. But it's not a very good beer, and certainly not a well made kolsch.
09-07-2012 04:20:25 | More by BEERchitect
2.28/5 rDev -32.7%
First off, I love Kolsch. I'm also a fan of most things I've tried from Dark Horse. And I'm a HUGE fan of the label on this bottle! But despite all of that I cannot give this beer a good review if I'm rating to style.
The beer is way darker than any Kolsch I've had, an amber color that isn't close to the golden hue I expect. Looking back to the label I see that it's a "Polish Style Kolsch Ale", maybe that accounts for the color. I've never seen a Polish brewery in Cologne.
The aroma is sort of worty, strong grain and sweet malt. It tastes overly sweet too, nothing like the delicate malt and light hop balance I'm used to. Again I get strong grains in the flavor along with the smell. The body is likewise too heavy, this misses the mark on every single attribute. Is this an inside joke at Dark Horse?
I don't recommend this, my first "don't buy" comment on a Dark Horse beer.
09-12-2012 23:42:21 | More by TurdFurgison
2.3/5 rDev -32.2%
12 oz bottle poured into a snifter. No freshness dating indicated on the bottle.
Pours a red amber color. Hardly any head at all upon pouring. Looks like a soda pop.
Smell is not strong and needs a bit of stirring to evoke a good whiff, wet wood comes to mind, some yeasty mustiness, grape sucker, a slight overipe banana comes to clash with all this. Hops are not prevalent at all in the nose, malt dominates.
Bitterness prevails in the taste, not really any interesting hop flavors. Just bitter for the sake of being bitter and robs the beer of any interesting subtleties you might notice. Maple syrup tasting malt comes in and clashes with this as well. A slight saltiness/sour comes to mind as I drink, a bit like plain yogurt or kefir. A stinging carbonation drives home these strange flavors.
This is a strange muddled beer to say the least. I know it is their version of a kolsch, but there is little in this beer that even remotly reminds me of a kolsch. Perhaps they messed up brewing a real kolsch and felt bad about dumping this mess and so decided to label it a polish Kolsch. A properly brewed Kolsch is anything but boring. This contrasts to what was written on their six pack. I will not be buying this again.
07-12-2012 23:04:34 | More by nicnut45
2.45/5 rDev -27.7%
Poured into a Capital Brewery glass on 8/1/12
I'm shocked to see such a dark kolsch. This thing is a deep tobacco color and has some cloudiness. The head is fizzy, topping out at half and inch and dropping back down from there. No lace or retention.
The aroma is various and sundry shades of wrong. Toasted bread - lightly spiced, dark-ish bread. Apples. Plastic. Cured meats (salami). Sporadic wisps of smoke.
I'll mark it in the lucky category that the taste doesn't entirely follow the path of the aroma. Here, the bready flavors are emboldened, as is the spiciness. While it doesn't taste like rye, it has the dry spice that rye often has. Grainy with dusty yeast. Earthy, grassy hops.
The body is leaning toward full; the feel has a slickness to it. Carbonation is moderately low, but has a liveliness to the edges.
What's the deal with this beer? It drinks much better than I was expecting, but it's not much of a kolsch (and I'm dinging it for style). There are far worse beers to drink, but I wouldn't seek this out.
08-02-2012 04:45:40 | More by Ryan011235
2.5/5 rDev -26.3%
08-21-2013 00:23:23 | More by beernads
2.53/5 rDev -25.4%
This beer pours a cloudy light amber color with a small white head that vanishes within seconds. It is very unappealing to look at. The aroma is of toffee, caramel, and a hint of roasted malt. It is a pleasant aroma, but is in no way the aroma of a kolsch. The taste is similar to the aroma with a lingering bitterness in the finish. Again, it is actually quite enjoyable, but it is not a kolsch. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with virtually no carbonation. Overall, when I see a style designation on a beer's label I expect it to at least vaguely represent that style. I have no idea what a "Polish Kolsch" is supposed to taste like, but I thought it was reasonable to expect something similar to a real kolsch. This beer tastes much more like an altbier than a kolsch.
07-21-2012 23:33:38 | More by KarlHungus
2.64/5 rDev -22.1%
Had this one along time ago. Had again recently thanks to Jeff. Pours a murky copper color with the slightly beige head. What the hell? This doesn't look like any other Kolsch I've ever seen. Much, much darker and heavier looking. I had to double check to make sure it was really a Kolsch. Apparently so. Hmm, weird.
The aroma contains some fruits with a mild sourness that seems to grow a little bit as the beer gets warmer. Cherries and lemons seem to be the most prominent fruits, maybe even some grapes. Kind of nebulous overall. Some graininess resides in the back; pretty sweet and malty when all is said and done, with no real hop character that I can find in the aroma. A bit of alcoholic warmth comes through also, some else that's quite strange for a Kolsch - typically lighter, heavy-drinking beers.
The light sourness from the aroma is also the first thing to show up in the taste - not puckering or anything, mind you, just a light tartness that hits the tongue right away. Apples, cherries, and I'm getting a big-time plum flavor out of this, too. Right behind the tart beginning, there's a staunch bitterness that hits quick and fades into a more earthy sweetness. Malts are heavy all around; biscuits, faint caramel. Some weird steel/metal flavors that probably shouldn't be there. The taste is also surprisingly "boozy" and hits a little bit light nail polish remover on the back of the tongue at times. How can this be, when the beer is only 5.5% ABV? Medium body, leaving a sticky coating on the palate (again... what?) with a heavy bready aftertaste.
This beer wasn't awful, but it wasn't very good, either. And I don't understand how this can be labeled as a Kolsch. It resembles a Kolsch in almost no way. Is Dark Horse trying to play a joke on us? I'll be sure to pass this one up next time.
09-09-2012 18:15:00 | More by tectactoe
2.75/5 rDev -18.9%
03-01-2013 03:08:31 | More by Gschaf
2.75/5 rDev -18.9%
02-14-2013 17:53:09 | More by THECPJ
2.75/5 rDev -18.9%
09-15-2013 15:03:00 | More by tommyguz
2.8/5 rDev -17.4%
12oz bottle into a pint glass.
Pours a hazy dark orange with a thin off white head that fades quickly.
Aroma of sweet caramel and toasted malt. A little bit of Earthy hops.
The taste is fairly sweet with toasted caramel. Some honey and dark bread make an appearance along with a little bit of hay. Strong bitterness takes hold and lingers through a pretty dry finish.
A decent beer but nothing like any kolsch I have ever had. Is more like an Amber. Nonetheless, not something I would really seek out again.
07-30-2012 22:13:21 | More by rangerred
2.85/5 rDev -15.9%
Poured weirdly. I didn't manage to break up the flocks into finer light reflecting things, and it was darker than the few of the style I've had and it seemed a bit not cool and not inviting and like I said, weird. I get malt and biscuit and a bit of ripe fruit and maybe some floral notes. Again. A Kolsch? Tastes actually ok average, or even maybe a bit better. Not undrinkable for sure, but I really don't have much positive to say about this., sorry, loving DH brews and all. I wonder if the Polish has something to do with this?
09-13-2012 23:09:36 | More by Bitter_Echo
2.9/5 rDev -14.5%
This is the darkest Kolsch I've ever seen, being darker than amber, perhaps even copper in color. A fizzy head is pretty short-lived and, despite consistent activity, doesn't have lasting power. It does leave just enough spotty lacing from a light foam to let me know it's got at least some substance to it.
This...is an interesting one. After offering me a note up rubbing alcohol on front (which doesn't translate to the flavor, fortunately), it shows off lots of sweet malts and very mils floral notes. The taste moves from sweet corn to steel but not adjunct, per se. There's a floral and even a touch of herbal hoppiness to this beer, but it's not vinous and the malts keep it from being dry. I don't know what this actually is, only that it's not a Kolsch. It's not a bad beer, as there's a good balance and depth of flavor despite the weirdness of it, but it loses points for adherence to style.
The feel actually isn't bad but, again, adherence to style is an issue. While not a big-bodied brew, it's downright heavy for a Kolsch. It's also not particularly clean.
I think Dark Horse is a great brewery in general, but it really swings on the spectrum with their beers. This is on the lower end.
10-05-2012 15:18:19 | More by Brenden
2.9/5 rDev -14.5%
Pours a light fizzy head that hits about 1/3 finger and fades at a med pace, but leaves a thicker creamy head covering with a bit of lacing, over hazy sediment laden darker reddish nectar orange color.
Nose is light, a little creamy malt profile, light yeasty esters and a hint of a vegetal like aroma, light wet hay and touch of grass, little aromatic malt.
Taste is light and herbal, vegetative like flavors, light corn oil like, light rancid oil, fluffy malt, little reddish caramel like malt, some fruity esters again, with a touch of that flavor from yeast fermenting too hot.A touch of herbal hops come through on the finish, with a dry finish but still a bit sticky, little malty and vegetal again.
Mouth is med bodied, too much body even, but at least decent carb.
Overall not good. Like a somewhat inexperienced homebrewer making some mistakes, and nothing what I would expect for a Kolsch.
11-03-2012 00:24:53 | More by jlindros
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -11.5%
11-29-2012 01:29:16 | More by KenC
3/5 rDev -11.5%
04-26-2014 19:28:00 | More by BigJim5021
3/5 rDev -11.5%
03-14-2013 04:43:35 | More by beergorrilla
3/5 rDev -11.5%
07-15-2013 19:58:38 | More by leprechaunandfatman
3/5 rDev -11.5%
09-17-2013 18:33:08 | More by ROGUE16
3/5 rDev -11.5%
11-11-2012 00:47:04 | More by jaidenjb
3/5 rDev -11.5%
06-28-2013 01:06:24 | More by ejimhof
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Reiter's Vinothek - Salzburg, Austria
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Sign in a vinotheque located in the centre of Salzburg.
posted by: tmob
location: Salzburg, Austria
date approved: 4/16/2012
last visited: 1/16/2013
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Salzburg Internet Cafe
in Internet Cafes
Between the Altstadt parking garage underneath a mountain in the center of Salzburg and the historic city center.
posted by: RakeInTheCache
date approved: 10/22/2006
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1408 - Gstättengasse nº7 & 9 - Salzburg, Austria
in Dated Buildings and Cornerstones
This two buildings are more than 600 years old, and where both built in 1408
date approved: 10/19/2011
last visited: 7/7/2013
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Museum der Moderne - Salzburg - Austria
in Penny Smashers
A 0.10€ penny smasher, next to the museum of modern art, overviewing the city of Salzburg.
posted by: laranja
date approved: 7/18/2012
last visited: 9/23/2012
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Haus der Natur Salzburg - Austria
in Wikipedia Entries
posted by: luzzi1971
date approved: 5/16/2012
last visited: 5/17/2012
Haus der Natur, Salzburg
in Nature Centers
date approved: 3/8/2011
last visited: 2/19/2012
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Mönchsberg - Salzburg, Austria
The automat is at the Mönchsberg in the City of Salzburg directly opposite the exit of the lift.
posted by: TeamSO
date approved: 11/9/2007
last visited: 12/16/2011
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Salzburger Konglomerat, Salzburg, Austria
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date approved: 2/21/2012
last visited: 3/22/2012
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Karl Rinnerthaler - Salzburg, Austria
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The Stolpersteine plaque for Karl Rinnerthaler is located at Franz-Josef-Kai 1 in Salzburg, Austria.
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date approved: 7/21/2014
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Mc Donalds Salzburg (Getreidegasse), Austria
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date approved: 7/29/2011
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Makartsteg Bridge - Salzburg - Austria
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A pedestrian bridge in Salzburg with a beautiful view through the city
date approved: 8/8/2012
last visited: 6/29/2014
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Gurken/Cucumbers - Salzburg, Austria
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'Gurken' von Erwin Wurm in Salzburg. --- 'Cucumbers' by Erwin Wurm in Salzburg.
posted by: lumbricus
date approved: 3/16/2012
Felsenreitschule - Salzburg, Austria
Felsenreitschule in Salzburg. --- 'Rock Riding School' in Salzburg.
last visited: 7/21/2011
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Historic Centre of the City of Salzburg
in World Heritage Sites
Salzburg has managed to preserve an extraordinarily rich urban fabric, developed over the period from the Middle Ages to the 19th century when it was a city-state ruled by a prince-archbishop. Its Flamboyant Gothic art attracted many craftsmen and artists before the city became even better known through the work of the Italian architects Vincenzo Scamozzi and Santini Solari, to whom the centre of Salzburg owes much of its Baroque appearance.
posted by: Tafari
date approved: 1/4/2006
last visited: 6/12/2000
Kleines Festspielhaus - Salzburg, Austria
Haus für Mozart/Kleines Festspielhaus in Salzburg.
Mozart Birthplace - Salzburg
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born here on January 27, 1756. Today the rooms once occupied by the Mozart family house a museum.
posted by: manchanegra
date approved: 11/6/2006
Mozart Gebursthaus - Salzburg, Austria
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date approved: 5/29/2012
Nr. 87, Mozart Gebursthaus - Salzburg, A
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date approved: 1/11/2012
Kollegienkirche - Salzburg, Austria
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Dome of the Collegiate Church, one of the most important churches located in the city of Salzburg. It is located at University Square, and is dated from the Baroque period.
date approved: 3/22/2011
Neptunbrunnen (Fischbrunnen) Salzburg, Austria
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date approved: 7/25/2011
Rotary Club - Salzburg, Austria
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Two Rotary Club plaques are located on the Hotel Sacher Salzburg in Salzburg, Austria.
date approved: 7/17/2014
Soroptimist Club International - Salzburg, Austria
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This Soroptimist Club International plaque is located on the Hotel Sacher Salzburg in Salzburg, Austria.
date approved: 7/4/2014
Siegfried Fritz Glasel & Fritz Tannenberger - Salzburg, Austria
The Stolpersteine plaques for Siegfried Fritz Glasel and Fritz Tannenberger are located at Makartplatz 2 in Salzburg, Austria.
Salzburg - Altes Rathaus
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The old town hall is a building from 1407 with a tower; is now has a Rococo façade from 1772, including a moon dial and a marble statue of Justitia.
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Getreidegasse - Salzburg
This is the most famous street in Salzburg and maybe in Austria.
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End-of-life ethics examined by panel
Steve Lemke (second from left), provost of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and bioethicist, was among panelists to address end-of-life cases that have sparked national debate. The panel discussion was titled "Who Lives? Who Dies? Who Decides?"
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NEW ORLEANS (BP) A Baptist seminary leader joined a special panel at Loyola University New Orleans to discuss end-of-life cases that have sparked national debate.
Steve Lemke, provost of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and bioethicist, was among the panelists for the discussion titled Who Lives? Who Dies? Who Decides?
The group covered the cases of Jahi McMath, a 13-year-old girl placed on a ventilator following complications from tonsil and nasal surgery, and Marlise Munoz, a young mother declared brain dead but kept on life support for two months for the sake of her 14-week-old fetus.
The Center for Medical Ethics of the Louisiana Right to Life Federation sponsored the event. Other panelists included: Jennifer Popik, with National Right to Life; Jeff White, cardiologist and hospital system ethics director and Kevin Wildes, president of Loyola University.
Popik cited a study by the American Academy of Neurology that indicated, while the protocol for declaring brain death varies widely from state to state and hospital to hospital, an average hospital determines brain death as many as 50 times a year.
[Cases like these] may push hospitals to develop a criteria, Popik said during the March 19 panel discussion.
Defining brain death
Brain death is the total and irreversible cessation of the entire brain, including the brain stem, and is determined by a complete examination using a set of diagnostic criteria and not by a single test, such as an electrocardiogram (EKG) or an electroencephalogram (EEG), White explained.
The science of brain death is very good. The concept of brain death is well-founded scientifically, he said.
Jahi McMath was declared brain dead on Dec. 12, 2013, after three neurologists confirmed she was unable to breathe on her own, had no blood flow to her brain, and showed no sign of electrical activity in the brain.
When McMaths family refused to remove the ventilator, a legal agreement was eventually forced requiring that a death certificate be issued by the Alameda County, Calif., coroners office before the patient was moved to an undisclosed facility where life support continues.
White said families sometimes have trouble accepting a doctors verdict because a patient on life support has a heartbeat, breathes and feels warm to the touch.
Wilde added that the issue is compounded in todays society because death is often not discussed. Families also rarely witness the stages of death with a loved one, as in the past.
Lemke agreed, saying families used to care for patients in their final days at home and watched their loved ones struggle for longer periods of time. Because medical personnel today provide end-of-life care, the family is often removed from that struggle.
Were isolated and insulated from the reality of death, so when death comes it is all-the-more shocking and we are all-the-more ill-prepared for it, Lemke said.
And with medical advances and prolonged life, Lemke said, All these things together may make death a much more difficult experience in our day than perhaps in the past.
Pregnancy and brain death
Marlise Munoz was 14 weeks pregnant when she collapsed in the middle of the night at her Ft. Worth, Texas, home in November 2013. Shortly after admission to the hospital, Munoz was pronounced brain dead.
Texas law prohibits the removal of life support from a pregnant patient until fetus viability at 23 weeks. The hospital continued support and a month later, Munoz husband sued to remove support. A judge ruled in his favor on Jan. 24, 2014, stating that the fetus was abnormal and not viable, and that women had a right to end pregnancies if they wished.
While the law seeks to balance the rights of individuals, Popik argued the mothers rights were extinguished when she was pronounced brain dead.
So whats going on here that the rights of the [unborn] child were so lost in the dialogue? Popik asked.
White noted that the Texas law was meant to protect the fetus when the mother was in a vegetative state and did not apply to a patient declared brain dead.
According to a Jan. 28, 2014 NPR article reporting on the case, the authors of the bill intended to keep a pregnant woman who was in a persistent vegetative state on a ventilator until she could deliver, but not a dead pregnant woman, and insisted the hospital had misinterpreted the law.
While the Munoz case was in the news earlier this year, a similar story previously unfolded in Canada.
Robyn Benson of British Columbia was declared brain dead at 22 weeks into her pregnancy. Life support continued and her healthy but premature son was delivered at 27 weeks. Benson died the next day.
Analysts of the Munoz and Benson cases point out that the hospital had declared the Munoz fetus not viable, while the Benson fetus was determined to be normal.
Lemke told the audience that in his ethics classes at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary he presents another case study similar to the Munoz and Benson cases. In that case, the judge allowed life support to continue, ruling that the state has an interest in the next generation of its citizens, and asking poignantly, Who speaks for the fetus?
Preparing for the unexpected
While it can be difficult to craft an advance directive for medical needs that covers a wide range of scenarios and circumstances, certain guidelines are helpful, Lemke said:
-- Put an advanced directive in writing that expresses the general guidelines. This is very helpful guidance for family and medical staff.
-- Ask a hospital official or attorney the language of a standard "boiler plate" advanced directive, then personalize it.
-- Prepare for unanticipated circumstances by appointing a surrogate decision maker with the medical power of attorney who can make decisions that follow general guidelines.
-- Allowing organ donation is a separate issue but should be expressed in an advanced directive.
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Finally finished off the last of my bag (which was … overstuffed, for better or for worse). The only other incarnation of Monk's Blend that I'd tried was waaaaaay back in the good old days of Teaopia. I remember getting a whiff and falling hard and fast, so I bought this one blindly, while running off of nostalgia. And to be fair, my tastes might have changed since the Stone Age, and Monk's Blend might just not be for 2014-me. I found the scent to be on the verge of sickly-sweet, and beyond that, I thought the base tea was terribly bitter and cloying. I also found, on one occasion, two scraps of paper in the dry leaf?! (They were small and zig zagged, like the top part of a "Tear Here!" bag.) That . . . kind of made my face not know what to do with itself. So. To reiterate. I'm glad this blend is gone from my tea collection, and I don't think I'll be getting anymore in the future.
(Note: Actually, I'm starting to realize I don't enjoy fruity black teas as much I used to/imagined. More and more, I'm turning to maltier, breadier blacks, which is nice to know for future buys.)
Virtually identical to Forever Nuts from David's Tea, to the point that I wouldn't be surprised if both companies source from the same supplier. It's not too much of a stretch for many different companies to have an apple/cinnamon/almond blend, but the inclusion of beetroot in both is what makes me raise a dubious eyebrow. In any case, it's a winning flavour combination that reminds me of apple pie and oatmeal cookies with cinnamon. I initially found this one slightly less cinnamon-y than Forever Nuts, but I've noticed that the flavour of Forever Nuts can be wildly inconsistent with each purchase (sometimes it's more spicy, other times, more nutty), so maybe that's the case with Toasty Almond, as well. Both infusions suffer if over-steeped, taking on a strange tang, which may be attributable to either the apple or the beetroot. Both are good, but Forever Nuts is more easily accessible to me, so I doubt I'll pick up Toasty Almond again.
I liked it well-enough. Tastes like it says it will: orange marzipan. I feel like this one is kind of a springtime tea for me, when the weather still cold enough for me to crave sweet, comfort-food flavours, but at the same time warm enough for me to start feeling starved for lighter, fruitier fare.
Ohh-ho, golly… This is a tough one to review. It's not that I didn't like the flavour. I found it unique; spicy and sweet, and plenty strong enough for me. The problem is that one of the spices it contains is cumin. Cumin leaches through my pores at a surprising rate, and leaves me smelling, uh, a tad whiffy. So, it's a no-go for me, I'm afraid. I think I'd feel quite differently about this one, though, if it didn't make me smell like a farm animal on a hot day, so don't let my experience scare you off.
I just. No. Nope. Not happening. At least, not for me? Short steeps, long steeps, different temperatures in water … nothing works. It has a kind of odd play-doh / scratch-n-sniff sticker smell, and on a good day I can get a tiny bit of creamy, vegetal note on the back of my tongue, which, hey, oolong, nice of you to join us, but for the most part, this tea tastes like nothing. I tried, but it's just not gonna work out between us.
I snagged this from the Here's Hoping tea box when it was around. Steep #1 was the last run of my Bodum kettle. Steep #2 was microwaved. This one doesn't seem to get much love from Steepster, but I like the idea of a caramel Formosa oolong. This was actually what I expected it to be. I liked it! There is a darkness to the oolong that pairs well with the sweet and creamy caramel flavor. The name is entirely accurate. The Formosa here seems like a lighter black tea. The second cup was even tastier. Plenty of caramel to go around. I guess I'm such a tea addict I like teas that most others do not.
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This is definitely an interesting herbal. It is sweet, tart, and spicy all in one. The hibiscus hits your tongue first but orange follows shortly after adding a citrus flare as opposed to a hibby tart and then the slight cinnamon flavor pushes it's way through giving you a touch of spice. All the while the almond and vanilla mellows out all the competing flavors to keep them from overpowering the whole cup. Definitely an interesting cup so thank you mewakeling for the chance to try it out.
Finally getting around to trying this tea. As a big fan of lemon dessert teas, I'm very excited to drink this cup! The scent of the dry leaf is wonderfully lemony and creamy.
Sipping… mmm. I like the strong lemon note and the pastry-like finish. There's a very nice balance between the sweet and tart flavors. I also find the lemon to be a bit stronger than other lemon dessert teas and that's just fine with me! There isn't a strong creamy note which I think would have made this tea even more special. It is sweet enough, though, and has a pastry-like quality.
I guess I wish that there were more variety with these lemony dessert teas — they all end up tasting about the same to me. Well, this was a very good cup and I did enjoy the stronger lemon flavor in this one, so I think I can say that this takes a spot in my favorite lemon meringue/pie/dessert teas.
I'm writing this tasting note under this tea even though I think it might have a new name, "Dulce De Leche" — not sure if it has different ingredients, but I think it's the same tea. I love the little caramel pieces in the dry leaf! The scent of this cup is very sweet with just a bit of oolong peeking out.
Sipping… I'm surprised that the flavor of this tea isn't that strong. I do taste caramel and it's a very nice round caramel flavor. It's not only sweet, but has that buttery, milky character that makes caramels so delicious. I'm impressed that this flavor can be present in a tea! What I don't like about this cup is that it's rather drying and sharp. The oolong doesn't really seem to contribute anything to this blend, only that drying quality with a hint of wood. Sad, because this tea has such potential to be delicious!
Thank you MissB for including this in my mystery pack I received months ago. It smelled so good and from the ingredients I knew I would have to save it and try it iced. I've noticed lately that I sometimes enjoy currant in tea especially cold and cinnamon adds something different to berry teas but I'm not sure what I think about pepper and berry together yet. This was a nice berry tea that I cold brewed and forgot I had it in the fridge so it was a nice surprise when I came home to find it waiting for me to drink.
Delicious! I'm amazed how much this tastes like its namesake with only a few natural ingredients to pull it off! Very smooth, not too harsh at lemon teas can be, and the flourish of vanilla at the end is perfect! One of the best Rooibos teas I've had the pleasure of tasting! Big thanks to Cavocorax for sending a sample to my wife :)
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As part of my new challenge to get to only 50 teas in my cupboard by September (I've got a whole bunch of stuff coming in, plus a TTB, so it will probably be difficult even with easy sipdowns), I decided to revisit this, which was quite lemony and meringue-y the first time I tried it.
Perhaps I wasn't paying enough attention, but the flavours weren't quite as apparent today. However, I did realize one blindingly obvious reason why I liked it – it was a mix of red and green rooibos!
I really don't have any green rooibos in my collection aside from this tea. But alas, I will choose not to remedy this and instead stay strong on day 2 of my official tea-buying hiatus. :-)
Ahh, so now I see what the fuss is about with all this stuff around chiffon/citrus rooibos teas!
I oversteeped this slightly (8 minutes instead of the recommended 4-6) and this tea was a rosy amber colour instead of bright red. And even better – it didn't get that woody taste that some rooibos teas can get. Instead, I got a nice flavour of lemon candy, though that could also be due to the lemon honey I added. It was sweet lemon rather than sour lemon, and as the tea cooled, I could taste the vanilla/meringue flavour more.
This was quite tasty. Thanks to Ubacat for sending me a sample!
Another one from MissB. I think this is the first rooibos tea I've loved. Maybe it's a rooibos tea hater's gateway
drug tea? From the intense lemon smell I expected it would be more tart but it's perfectly creamy and a little sweet. I will definitely order this one!
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I don't know what to make of this tea. It smells like caramel, and it varies between tasting like nothing (no base tea, no flavor, no nothing ) and tasting like cotton candy. The difference from one sip to the next is disconcerting. I'm so confused I don't even know how to rate it!
This is nice. I didn't get coconut in there anywhere – smell or taste. That's a good thing or it would have gone into my swap pile. I liked the strong lemongrass flavor and scent. I got this in a swap and it will be nice for a couple of cups, but probably not one I will reorder.
I love green teas and was looking forward to trying this tea because it had such good reviews. I can definitely taste the cinnamon, candy, peppercorns but the sencha is lost. I don't taste it at all. I think the cinnamon/candy flavor has overpowerd it. It's still a decent tea but coming from a green tea lover, not for me.
Flavors: Cinnamon
So I'm trying this tea again and it is tasting different than the first time. I don't recall if I had sweetened it before, but I'm drinking it without sugar today. At the beginning of each sip I get a tobacco flavor! Like when you go into a pipe tobacco shop and smell all the flavored tobacco? Well this would be a light caramel one. There is a slight sweetness that hits at the back of my tongue.
Aaaaaand my kid nearly just threw a dirty sock in my cup. Wow. Talk about breaking the enchantment of a cup of tea!
I am enjoying this more than the first cup for sure, but it is still not on my must have list.
Thanks for this sample Moraiwe!
This really is kinda creamy! It is very light and hints at caramel. It is not a super strong flavor and the oolong is quite subtle. I don't think I would have picked it out as an oolong. There is almost a hint of mint on the sip and the aftertaste gets a bit more carmely. It is an interesting tea, but not one I'm super taken by.
Another green! I'm making my way through some of the samples I have.. and trying some of the greens. If there are enough flavors that pair well with the base, I do well… if I taste mostly green, I give the cup to Hubby if he's home. I must say, I'm doing better with greens though. :)
Dry this smells sweet & spicy.
Steeped I get a light tea that I'm not sure how to describe. I reminds me so much of the little craft/home décor stores that you walk into that smell so good. Kind of fruity, sweet and a bit of floral, but then at the end of the sip I get a kick of spice… must be the peppercorns &/or cinnamon. I'm not real familiar with currants, so maybe that's why I have a little trouble with the description.
I'm finding I enjoy this more than I expected (even with an accidental over steep) … a really light tea, green base that is just a base and not acting as part of the flavor, and a nice surprise of spice at the end. A touch of raw sugar made the fruit/floral flavor pop a bit.
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Breakfast buffet. Couldn't get a carafe of boiling water for camomile tea in the evening b/c the kitchen closed really early, No one had the key to the kitchen. It was really dark inside the hotel. Gym - I was told by the front desk that there was spinning class for 3 hours 3 times per week. I went at the 2nd hour one day. The instructor told me that 2nd hour was TRX which is very advanced and that I should come back at the 3rd hour which was spinning. I told her that I was familiar with TRX.Then she asked me if was a guest at the hotel. I said I was. she said it would be 50 pesos. So I had to go all the way back to my room at the other end of the hotel to get some money. The rest of the class were regulars. I felt she was very good as an instructor, she knew her stuff very well, but she was quite condescending with me for the whole hour. I didn't go back. Most of the time I felt like I was the only one in the hotel. I almost never saw any lights on in other rooms and hardly ever saw any other people except when they were having an event.
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There was no wifi in the room; had to go to the lobby to connect. Not as advertised. Staff could have been more helpful.
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New coupons will be offered about every three days and will range from $0.50 to $5.00 off a variety of products. Cashiers are able to scan these coupons directly from your phone AND you can stack these mobile coupons with manufacture coupons!
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I do not have internet on my iphone or Blackberry, will I be able to use this app or do I have to connect through a wireless network to be able to do it. I have wireless at home so can connect to it, but wondering if it will work at the store where there is no wireless access. ??????
Apps that look up information generally need web data access to work.
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The directly calling numbers is because there is a part in the app called store locator. It lets you look up the stores near you and displays the phone numbers, hours, pharmacy hours & phone #, etc. You can press the text of the phone number and it will dial. This way you do not have to write it down or memorize the number then exit the app and dial. The camera permission is so that you can scan your rx barcode and refill it. The scan is done by camera, so the app needs permission for access to the camera.
i just tried to use the phone coupon at my walgreens and it wouldnt scan… the manager was sweet and adjusted the price… it said the coupon was not in their database or some bs…
The same thing happened to me tonight. I found the SH Polish Strips on Clearance for $2.54, when the mobile coupon was scanned said the same thing….not in the database. The manager came over and tried it, it didn't work so he adjusted the price down to $.54 for me.
I went to see if my mobile coupon would scan and it didn't scan either. The manager was going to report it and we let them know that it was a problem that all of the stores were having. Hopefully they will correct the problem for future mobile coupons. Our Walgreens manager has always been great about making manual adjustments!
This is non related to this post but the Walgreens RR's are manufacturing coupons. I can use these at some of my local grocery stores and some will not accept them. I have noticed that they say redeemable ONLY at Walgreens yet they are manufacturer coupons. One of my grocery stores say it doesn't matter if it says ONLY on them as long as they are MQ we can accept them, and on the other side of the coin some stores say because it says ONLY on them we can't take them. It's just depends where you take them I guess.
I work at Walgreens and they posted something awhile ago that says we can't take coupons that say "only at target". I dont know if that was just my store or the whole company. I have never run into the issue of someone bringing me another store's coupons. (Disclaimer: obviously I don't speak for the opinions of Walgreens Company)
Just got the app on my phone and it said the coupon program isnt available in my area
Go into your phone settings and turn on the GPS mine said the same thing until I turned it on.
I tried that, it didn't work. still says coupon not available in my area.


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Importance of Being Earnest
Captioned: Saturday 11 Oct, 2.30pm
Audio Described: TBC
Captioned: TBC
There are eight wheelchair positions with companion seats, six in the stalls and two in Circle 1
Aylesbury Waterside Theatre has an infra-red sound amplification system with headsets and necklaces. Necklace: Suitable for persons wearing a hearing aid, the necklace is worn around the neck. Whilst wearing the necklace switch your hearing aid to the 'T' setting and the sound is amplified. The necklace has an adjustable volume control. Headset: This device amplifies sound through earpieces similar to regular headphones. Suitable for persons without a hearing aid.
Guide, hearing and other working dogs are welcome in all parts of the theatre.
There are separate, accessible toilet facilities located at each of the principal seating levels.
Road Closures
Please not on Fri 5 Jul there will be multiple road closures in Aylesbury due to the Roald Dahl Day Parade. Roads will be closed until midday. Please allow extra time to get to the theatre if attending the Rock of Ages matinee. A full list or road closures can be found here
By Train
The Chiltern Rail service links Aylesbury with London Marylebone. The town's station is a five minute walk from the Theatre.
By Bus
Aylesbury Waterside Theatre is located within 200 metres of Aylesbury's main bus station.
By Car
There are plenty of car parks nearby Aylesbury Waterside Theatre. There are over 1600 spaces within easy walking distance of the Theatre including a multi-storey car park in Walton Street (for sat navs enter HP21 7QP), and Upper Hundreds car park. The Exchange Street car park is now open opposite the theatre.
Please note that the Canalside car park is now closed. There is available disabled car parking opposite the theatre in Exchange Street, which can also be used as a disabled drop-off point.
By Foot
Aylesbury Waterside Theatre is a landmark building conveniently located on the edge of Aylesbury Town Centre, on the corner of Exchange Street and Walton Street.
Book online: Use the links below
Telephone Booking: 0844 871 7607 (bkg fee)
Customer Service: 0844 871 7627
Groups Bookings: 0844 871 7614
Access Bookings: 0844 871 7677 (bkg fee)
Stage Door / Admin:* 01296 74 5100
*please note it is not possible to assist
with bookings on this number
Bank Holiday Opening Hours
Friday: 10am - 5pm as normal
Saturday: 10am - 5pm as normal
Sunday: CLOSED
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 10am - 5pm as normal
Box Office Counter Sales:
The Box Office is situated in the main foyer of the theatre and is open Mon - Sat 10am until 15mins after the last performance begins.
On days where there are no performances we close at 5pm.
On Sundays and Public Holidays we are closed unless there is a performance in which case we open 2 hours prior to the show and close 15mins after the last performance begins.


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