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Phil Pressey finishes his Mizzou career the leader in career assists and tied for first in career steals.
April 10, 2013
Columbia, Mo. - Phil Pressey, Missouri's career leader in assists (580) and steals (196), will forgo his final collegiate season and make himself eligible for the 2013 NBA Draft. Pressey made the announcement on Wednesday as he has signed with the agency CAA Sports (Creative Artists Agency).
"Many college basketball players dream of this day, but when I had to finally make this decision it was difficult because it means I am leaving a place I love so much," Pressey said. "I love my teammates, my coaches, Mike Alden and all of our fans, and I'm so glad I had the chance to play for Coach Haith these last two years. He had such a big impact on my career and because of that relationship I will help Missouri Basketball anyway I can going forward.
"I wish we could have brought home a national championship banner, but coming to Mizzou was the best decision of my life. This is a special place and I will always be a Tiger."
"It's a bittersweet day because we all care so much about Phil, but I know how much research he and his family have done and I support that 100 percent," Head Coach Frank Haith said. "I was fortunate in that I had the opportunity to coach Phil for two seasons and he helped us win a lot of games, but more importantly, he was a great ambassador for our program both on and off the court. I wish Phil and his family all the best as he turns to a new chapter in his basketball career."
Pressey finishes his college career as Missouri's all-time leader in assists (580). He initially set the school's single-season assist mark in 2011-12 with 223 assists and broke that mark this season with 240. The 240 assists were fourth all-time in Southeastern Conference history, just one behind John Wall (Kentucky) and Terry Coner (Alabama) for second and 20 behind the SEC single-season record of 260 held by Ole Miss' Sean Tuohy.
Pressey averaged career highs in scoring (11.9) and assists (7.0) this year, finishing No. 13 nationally in assists per game. He also enjoyed one of the more remarkable single-game efforts in a Dec. 28 loss at UCLA, scoring 19 points and tying an SEC record with 19 assists. The 19 assists were the most in college basketball this season.
Pressey finished his career averaging 9.7 points per game in three seasons and was just 41 points shy of 1,000 for his career.
The 5-foot-11 guard also earned preseason and postseason All-SEC accolades and was named First Team All-SEC by the league coaches last month.
The Dallas native had six games with 10+ assists this year, including 13 assists in the SEC-opener against Alabama and 12 points and 11 dimes in the Bud Light Braggin' Rights victory over Illinois. For his career Pressey had six career point-assists double-doubles, also a school record.
Pressey finished his career tied with Anthony Peeler for career steals. Both players had 196 thefts.
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Rock Pikmin
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Rock Pikmin are very handy in combat especially when thrown because they do considerable more damage to an enemy when they land. For the best results best to use them for continuous throwing.
They are found in the Garden of Hope early in the game.
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ABSOLUTELY EXQUISITE! It's exactly like something you'd find in period shows (or shows set in fantasy, but the same period.) and movies. The quality is DAT GEWD! :3
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Very good.
I agree with the guy below me. This is a great song! Could I use this song for a theme in my rpg maker game I am currently working on?
Thanks for the kind words man, and of course you can use it in your game! Let me know how it turns out. :)
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The koto is an awesome instrument!
I have to say that I really like this song. The mixing's pretty good, and the percussion doesn't get in the way (awesome drum samples btw, where did you get them?).
The cellos (I think) in the background are a really nice touch to add depth, as are the chanting samples. Overall, well done! Keep doing stuff like this, it sounds really great.
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No trip to Barcelona is complete without picking up a little free (or almost-free) reminder of Gaudí, the city's favorite architect. Happily, Barcelona is teeming with arty Gaudí souvenirs, ranging from the refined to the (you guessed it) gaudy.
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Regarded as tasteless in his own time, Antoni Gaudí's unique art nouveau ideas are widely celebrated in Barcelona's architecture today. All over the city, and surrounding his iconic Sagrada Família in Eixample, Gaudí souvenirs abound.
Sure, some of these items are tacky, but tacky will be fun back home! Some of our favorite examples of Gaudí souvenirs include:
- Illustrated brochures and ticket stubs from the Segrada Família
- Gaudí-adorned (and free) napkins from the church's on-site café
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These are just a few of our favorite Gaudí-themed cheapo souvenirs. You can preview some souvenirs here, but know that you'll be able to find cheaper versions from street vendors.
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As long as one is in the barrio, we suggest picking up free hand-outs from museums showing off any of the city's modern style. The Picasso Museum in Old Town and the Museum of Chocolate San Pere Born are both good places to find stylish brochures.
Editor's Note: This is our third post in our "Cheapo Souvenirs" blog series. Join us over the next four weeks as we suggest one cheap or free souvenir to bring home from each city we cover on EuroCheapo. Do you have a suggestion for another cheap souvenir in Barcelona? A favorite Gaudí souvenir? Leave a comment below!
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I get postcards and other cheap souvenirs all the time when I'm traveling. I figure that the pictures on postcards are much better than any photos I ever take. The kiosks in front of Sagrada Familia have lots of cheap Gaudi souvenirs — key chains, coffee mugs, jewelry, posters, fans, etc. I simply can't get enough of all the remnants of Gaudi's work around Barcelona…especially Parque Guell. I'll definitely try out some of the unique souvenir ideas you mentioned the next time I'm in Barcelona. Thanks!↓


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Nothing in the Nevada revised Statutes says anything about blade length. It does however specifically prohibit the public carry of machetes.
Old data: Switchblades are legal in Alaska. http://www.akti.org/news/alaska-bill-would-better-define-gravity-and-switchblade-knives-and-enact-knife-preemption
switch blades is legal to carry in ind is that correct
It's legal to carry switch blades in WV? Does that include so called "automatic knives"? You can't buy one unless you're L.E. or military


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Tiger Roar - An unofficial Gloucester City AFC Website
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Welcome to Tiger Roar, an unofficial website that aims to promote everything good about Blue Square North side Gloucester City.
Online since the summer of 1998 the website has grown beyond belief and includes close to a thousand pages encompassing past and current player profiles, historical articles, videos clips, match reports, top quality photographs and in the
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Following the catastrophic floods of July 2007 the club were forced to abandon their stadium at Meadow Park and play for a season at Forest Green. Two seasons followed at Cirencester Town before the club moved again for the 2010/11 campaign. Admission costs are Ł12 for adults, Ł6 for concessions, and free for Children of 10 and under accompanied by an adult. Directions to the ground can be found
The Tigers won promotion from the Southern League in May 2009 and under the guidance of ex-Bristol Rovers striker David "Boris" Mehew will look to consolidate their position this season.
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Monday March 23rd 2015
Matt Williams
wonder goal
A point is better than nothing I suppose but again having taken the lead City couldn't hold it as Bradford equalised to deny the Tigers a much needed victory.
Defender Matt Williams had given Tim Harris' men a half time lead with a superb strike on the run before Chib Chilaka grabbed the leveller midway through the second half.
The point lifts City out of the relegation zone.
City : P.White, Green, Jones, M.Williams, Avery, Connolly, Bowen (Modest 77), Webb, H.White (Diop 84), Kabba, Thompson (H.Williams 77).
Subs n/u : Richards, Orenuga
Saturday March 21st 2015
Harry White
City scorer
Let's just forget that this happened and concentrate on the eight Cup Finals we've got between now and the end of the season eh?
Our destiny is in our own hands, albeit against some very good teams and it might all end with an away game behind a pub in Lancashire with one team needing to win to stay up and the other to win the league!
We took the lead today; Harry White rifled home from close range after a scruffy game of pinball in the six-yard box but Paul White spilled a free kick and was punished before they won the game late in the second half.
Let's just put it all behind us.
City : P.White, Green, Jones, M.Williams, Avery, Knowles, Bowen (Staley 83), Webb, H.White, Kabba, Thompson (Diop 82).
Subs n/u : Connolly, Orenuga, H.Williams
First Two Goals
Saturday March 14th 2015
Sahr Kabba
hit post
As much as last week's results went our way the precarious nature of our position was highlighted by Colwyn Bay's shock win at home to Tamworth as we fell to an unlucky defeat at the hands of Boston United.
Boston have takken teams apart at their will. They didn't do it to us but they still won. And we lost.
We played well. Worked hard and frustrated a team who always seem to do well and are themselves heading towards a berth in the playoffs.
City pretty much had six at the back to try to cope with them and the offset of this was a lean afternoon for the strikers. The closest we came to scoring was a great turn and shot by Sahr Kabba as half time approached.
Boston were restricted to few chances too but having been denied by a great save from Paul White in the first half Boston striker Mark Jones wasn't going to miss when James Bowen mishit a clearance into his path.
Super. Smashing. Great.
City : P.White, Green, Jones, M.Williams, Avery, Knowles, Bowen (Diop 82), Webb, H.Williams (White 65), Staley (Orenuga 71).
Subs n/u : Richards, Connolly
Tim H Interview
Boston Goal
Saturday March 7th 2015
Adam Connolly
shot from distance
This could've been so much worse. Harrogate has never been somewhere that we've done well, despite their constant failure in the face of spending loads of money they always seem to beat us up there as they did today.
Despite playing well and creating chances the home side took a two goal second half lead before Sahr Kabba pulled one back as he slotted home the rebound from Adam Connolly's shot.
However, the defeat was effectively rendered meaningless with everyone except bottom placed Hyde losing meaning that we're one game closer to the end of the season with that five point cushion intact.
It does now mean that the game at Stalybridge in a fortnight will define our season!
City : P.White, Williams (Hamilton 69), Jones, Harris, Avery, Knowles, Orenuga (Modest 69), Webb, Diop, Connolly (H.White 46), Staley.
Subs n/u : Richards, Rivers
Sunday March 1st 2015
Ross Staley
consolation goal
What can you say after such an embarrassing scoreline?
The last time we lost 1-7 at home was against Bedworth in 2001. Make noi bones about it, we were shit back then. We aren't now. Before the game there was talk of a win against Oxford taking us back up into fourteenth place. After the game the table just doesn't look at all pretty.
To be fair the omens were bad. I paid Ł2.50 for a programme and then dropped it into the urinal within minutes. It was a bad start to a bad day.
The team selection was very defensive for a home game, 4-5-1 and to go in 1-4 down at half time probably suggested that it didn't work. We only lost the second half 0-3 and we have goalkeeper Paul White to thank for keeping it to seven. We could've seriously lost by double that.
Ross Staley's glancing header which crept in at the far post saw us equalise within a minute of Darren Pond's unstoppable drive but Tom Winters leathered home an angled drive from the left hand side to put them back in front.
When has Winters not scored against us?
Within a couple of minutes of that goal they scored with a header from a corner, White stayed on his line when in hindsight he might've come out to claim it but what seemed the games turned point happened just before the break. Femi Orenuga was denied by a superb point blank save but really should've scored and they went up the other end and grabbed their fourth when no-one dealt with a centre across the face of goal before it was squeezed in from a narrow angle.
A change of formation at half time probably helped but it still didn't stop them scoring.
However it was the nature of all three goals, each one of them out of the top drawer which would raise concern. Each shot found the top corner giving White no chance and it could've been worse, they had one ruled out for offside too.
We simply have to improve. There are eleven games left and some of those are against better teams than Oxford!
City : P.White, Williams (Hamilton 69), Jones, Harris, Avery, Knowles, Orenuga (Modest 69), Webb, Diop, Connolly (H.White 46), Staley.
Subs n/u : Richards, Rivers
Tim H Interview
Saturday February 22nd 2015
Billy Jones
scored again
Ross Staley
A bit of a disappointing afternoon at Whaddon today with City struggling to create anything against a Colwyn Bay team who seem to have the Indian sign over them, having to eventually settle for a point thanks to another Billy Jones penalty.
Their 1-3 win in Wales in November was the last time that they'd won and when Obi Anouro glanced home a free kick midway through the first half it looked like it might be their next one.
The goal had come minutes after Lewis Hall had been crudely taken out of the game after running three quarters of the pitch by Mike Wilson's body check. Jones' free kick was stright out of the top drawer but hit the bar and bounced down but was cleared away to safety.
Whilst Hall went off nursing a shoulder injury the City fans were given a first look at new signing Ross Staley. He looked good, crossing early with his left foot. We haven't had many wingers who could do that over recent years. Now all it needs is for the strikers to read them!
City improved in the second half and were eventually rewarded when Tom Webb was fouled. It was a strange one because it was simply a kick, with the sound of the challenge accompanying it. Both players went to ground feeling the effects of it as the referee pointed to the spot, from which Billy made no mistake.
Femi Orenuga had a shot turned onto the post late on but some things in life are destined never to be. If Bay fail to improve they'll go down and we'll probably never have the chance to beat them again!
City : P.White, Hamilton, Jones, Harris, Avery, Knowles, Orenuga, Webb, H.White (Connolly 88), Modest (Diop 55), Hall (Staley 36).
Subs n/u : Richards, James
Tim H Interview
Colwyn Bay's Obi Anouro minces around as headless City keeper Paul White claims the ball
Saturday February 14th 2015
Chris Knowles
A tremendous win for City at playoff hopefuls Chorley has seen City put a good distance between themselves and the dreaded twentieth place.
Former Halifax striker James Dean put the home side ahead early doors before Chris Knowles was in the right place at the right time to equalise after Jack Harris had headed against the crossbar.
The winning goal came with twelve minutes to play when Chorley defender Andy Teague put through his own goal from a Billy Jones set piece.
The small band of travelling City fans were delighted, even if Chorley manager
Garry Flitcroft wasn't
City : P.White, Green (Modest 46), Jones, Harris, Avery, Knowles, Connolly, Webb, H.White (Griffin 90+2), Orenuga (Diop 62), Hall.
Subs n/u : Richards, Staley
Saturday January 31st 2015
Harry White
brought down
Femi Orenuga
nutmegged keeper
At 3.10 this afternoon what had been a home banker was turned on it's head when home debutant Sahr Kabba stupidly reacted to a shove from a Lowestoft defender and got himself sent off.
There was an aire of disbelief but acceptance as Kabba made the long walk back to the dressing rooms. Fear not though, the team from the most easterly point of this fair isle didn't seem interested in winning a football match and at no point looked like winning.
Harry White ran himself into the ground once his strike partner had gone off and deserved a goal for his efforts but only he will know how he managed to sidefoot over from inside the six yard box after Femi Orenuga had put the ball on a plate for him.
There was excitement as Tom Webb went into a crunching tackle and some might argue he could've been sent off. He was only booked but Lowestoft the winger did his best to earn him a second yellow when he went down holding his ankle like it had been snapped in two when Webby merely scratched an itch. Proper cheat that 11, he should be ashamed of himself and his unsporting antics.
White played a major part in the opening goal however when he stole a march on the Lowestoft back line and nipped in in front of the keeper who couldn't avoid blocking him. Only a yellow card though and the City fans were incensed. Fortunaltey Billy Jones was super cool with his penalty and surprisingly ten man City took a lead into the break.
Just under ten minutes into the second half the numbers were evened up when ponytailed Lowestoft midfielder Lee Smith
flew in with two feet
on Chris Knowles.
It got better as Orenuga and the impressive Lewis Hall combied to turn a Lowestoft set piece into a counter attack which Femi finished by shooting through the keepers legs to double the lead. The T-End sang "I'll bet you wish you were sent off" as the goalkeeper had nowhere to hide from his monumental cock-up!
They offered nothing. The game was won with that goal and that usual incomftable half hour from just before half past four just didn't happen as the Tigers played the game out at a sedate pace.
City : P.White, Green, Jones, Harris, Avery, Knowles, Orenuga (Connolly 68), Webb, H.White (Diop 78), Kabba (s/o 10), Hall.
Subs n/u : Richards, Griffin
Tim H Interview
Hall Interview
It's a long and lonely walk for Sahr Kabba as he gets sent off against Lowestoft
Tuesday January 28th 2015
Paul White
misjudged header
City : P.White, Green, Jones, Harris, Avery, Knowles, Orenuga (Diop 72), Webb, H.White (Griffin 86), Kabba, Hall (Connolly 56).
Subs n/u : Rivers, James
Tim H Interview
Saturday January 24th 2015
Femi Orenuga
another penalty
Billy Jones
scored from spot
Just two games ago there was a four point gap between City and safety. Two wins later we're easily out of the relegation zone. Life is like a pendulum at the bottom of the table.
New signing Sahr Kabba wasted no time in introducing himself to the City faithful, he opened the scoring with his first touches in just the second minute, however Hyde pegged us back with an equaliser just ten minutes later.
Both sides had goals ruled out for offside before Harry White forced the ball home on the stroke of half time to nicely bookend the half for Tim Harris' team.
Instant hero Kabba grabbed his second and City's third when he capitalised on a mistake from the Hyde defender who failed to deal with what turned out to be a perfectly weighted long pass from Sam Avery.
It got better as Femi Orenuga was fouled for the second time in two games to give City *another* penalty, which Billy Jones despatched with aplomb, that despite Kabba wanting it for his hat-trick. Didn't he watch the Everton game the other night?!
Four goals. Only the second time we'd recorded that scoreline this season, both away from Whaddon Road.
Did it matter that they pinched one back at the end? Nah.
Watch out Hednesford, we're coming to get you!
City : P.White, Green, Jones, Harris, Avery, Knowles, Orenuga (Griffin 80), Webb, H.White (James 86), Kabba (Connolly 76), Hall.
Subs n/u : Richards, Diop
Tim H Interview
Kabba Interview
Sunday January 18th 2015
Femi Orenuga
won penalty
Nathan Modest
acrobatic finish
"Penalty, Penalty, we're the famous Gloucester City and we've got a Penalty".
Not referring to our favourite mishap prone supporter, we actually got a spot kick, our first since the opening day of the season.
It came at a good time too, with City a goal up against local rivals Worcester City, because when Billy Jones coolly slotted it past Nathan Vaughan it pretty much meant that the three points were in the bag.
As well earned as they were it's written that we always beat Worcester isn't it!
Tim Harris men had taken the lead in the first half when Nathan Modest finished like an acrobat and new signing Femi Orenuga won the penalty, well, was stupidly scythed down by Vaughan giving the referee no option but to point to the spot.
Those three points put us back in touch with the pack of clubs chasing relegation now and a victory at Hyde on Saturday would be simply wonderful.
City : P.White, Green, Jones, Harris, Avery, Knowles, Orenuga (Connolly 86), Webb, H.White (Griffin 90+2), Modest (James 90+3), Hall.
Subs n/u : Richards, Rivers
Tim H Interview
Knowles Interview
Nathan Modest celebrates his acrobatic opening goal against Worcester
Saturday January 10th 2015
Nathan Modest
sent off
City : P.White, Green (Modest 82), Jones, Harris, Avery, Connolly, Hall, Webb, Griffin (James 66), Parker, White.
Subs n/u : Knowles, Richards, Rivers
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Now, don't get me wrong, I'm not normally one to wank off over attendances, I believe that you can only affect a crowd by being +1 and bringing yourself. I know for a City the size of Gloucester ours are beyond appalling, this isn't about that.
Generally we have a decent travelling support, even when we're doing badly, which is more often than not the case at the moment, we took around about a hundred supporters to Brackley on New Years Day, that was after they brought maybe a quarter of that to Cheltenham a week earlier. No complaints there, they tried.
However, today North Ferriby brought no paying supporters. None.
We took a coach up there last season. They put no money over our turnstiles today. You'd think for a team with aspirations of Conference Premier football they'd have people willing to give a shit enough to follow them, but no, they're just a pointless bankrolled village team financialled aided by someone with too much money.
Other than the lack of support, there was a game on too. Young Harry White scored his first goal at home with a skillful turn and shot but the day was marred by a late, late equaliser when Jas Singh, with probably his last act in a City shirt was caught off of his line by a looping header that was bundled home after it had come down off the crossbar.
You could hear a pin drop in the ground.
City : Singh, Green, B.Jones, Harris, Avery, Connolly, Hall (Groves 82), Webb, Griffin, Parker (Modest 89), White (Lucas 71).
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Moods and memories, both individual and shared, are reflected in the works of several artists here. Louise Bourgeoiss Pink Days and Blue Days, for instance, reflects her view that arts main purpose is to explore and come to terms with ones emotions. As she observes, There are pink days and blue days. There are days when you feel good about yourself, and nothing can go wrong. Those are the pink days. The blue days are when you are down in the dumps, and youre depressed. In the aftermath, you gain control, you find your equilibrium, and you begin again.
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With the evolution of the feminist movement in the 1960s and 70s, many artists rejected common art practices like painting and sculpture, which they associated with the male gender, and turned instead to alternative forms of expression. Continuing today, artists use clothing as their preferred medium for expressing female-specific experiences. Maureen Connors Thinner than You accentuates the dangerously oppressive effects of culturally imposed ideals of beauty. The steel and mesh evening gown, whose waist measures less than ten inches, hangs vertically on a hanger. While being extremely thin may be considered elegant in popular womens magazines, no human would fit into Connors gown. The artist uses this severe size to comment on the social standards of beauty promoted by the media and the fact that many young girls become anorexic trying to attain this goal.
With the international reach and free access of the internet today, there is a resurgence of interest in considering the idea of communities. Several artists in Dress Codes explore this concept through assembling used clothing to create de facto group portraits. Clothesline (White Oxford) by Jean Shin is made from used mens white shirts. Everything is stripped away but the collars and seams, leaving only the bones of their original states. Shin sees these as a staple of the white-collar professional; she intends that the skeletal, empty, limply hanging forms suggest a kind of endless and perhaps replaceable workforce.
Other artists use apparel to consider international social and political topics. One of the most pressing global issues today is commerce and how it shapes our lives. In Trayne, Susan Stockwell creates an eighteenth-century gown made entirely of stained coffee-filters and paper cups. For centuries, coffee has been a widely traded and highly politicized commodity. While most coffee growers earn a minimal living, in the West customized coffee beverages are sold for highly inflated prices. Reinforcing this dichotomy, Stockwells dress, when seen from a distance, appears beautifully patterned. But on close viewing it becomes apparent that the surface designs are stains remaining after coffees consumption.
Operating on many levels, Ray Beldners work initially replicates the artist Joseph Beuyss iconic Felt Suit dating from 1970. Beldner, however, replaces felt with US paper currency, which he sews together. He reiterates his choice of material by titling the work Gelt Suit (gelt translates to money in German). In Beldners view, the recent over-inflated art market has overshadowed consideration of arts aesthetic value and cultural significance. That being the case, why not make art directly out of money?
Farhad Moshiri is well known for his ironic juxtapositions of traditional Iranian customs with issues reflecting his countrys increasingly global culture. For thousands of years, Islamic dress codes required women to wear chadors to conceal their individuality and symbolize religious piety. In 1936, the Shah banned the chador as a symbol of his modernizing efforts. In 1980 the conservative, religious-based government again required women to wear the concealing cloaks. Moshiris chador is comes in a contemporary plastic packet with directions. It is easily transported and available to be worn at a minutes notice based on the wearers choice or the rules of the country in which she is traveling. Through his work, the artist questions what makes something traditional, ethnic, or contemporary in a global economy.
Do Ho Suhs Uni-Form/s: Self-Portrait/s: My 39 Years consists of ten jackets that replicate the military-style school uniforms he was required to wear during the first thirty-nine years of his life. The artist was born during a particularly unstable militaristic period in Korea, soon after a military coup. In 1981, when he began attending college, the Gwangiu massacre took place, resulting in the death of at least 165 people, with 65 more missing and presumed dead. Do Ho Suhs Uni-Form/s represents the suppression of the individualthe one (uni is Latin for one)in favor of the uniform collective. It refers to the artists personal memories of his formative years, as well as to many people's perception of Korean national identity during this period.
With the myriad styles and types of clothing available today, we are able to choose how we want to be perceived through what we wear. As the artists in Dress Codes demonstrate, increasingly this goes beyond statements of our individuality and identities to coded messages asserting our beliefs, and concerns about the world in which we live.
Independent curator Barbara Bloemink is well known in the field of modern and contemporary art. Her former positions include Managing Director of the Guggenheim Hermitage and Guggenheim Las Vegas Museums; Curatorial Director of Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, Smithsonian Institution; Director of the Contemporary Art Center of Virginia; Director of The Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art and Design; and Director of the Hudson River Museum. Among her contributions to international art scholarship are a number of books, articles, and essays.
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Saint Peter Lutheran Church is a church of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. We believe in one God who comes to us as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. We believe in God as our creator, and as one who cares for us as a parent would a child. We believe God has shown his love for us in becoming human in Jesus Christ. We believe through Jesus' death and resurrection we are given life, hope and salvation. We believe God continues to be with us, active in our lives and in the world through the Holy Spirit.
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CALLED as children of God, and CLAIMED by the Holy Spirit, the members of St. Peter Lutheran Church are GATHERED together to build each other up to use and GROW our gifts in the multitude of ministries we share – and are SENT out to serve the greater church, our community, and our world by using those gifts and ministries to share God's love as the united people of God.
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- Sunday, March 29 - Palm Sunday We celebrate Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem with palm branches and donkey. The Adult Choir will sing "Hosanna, Blessed is He!" at both the 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. worship services.
- Thursday, April 2 - Maundy Thursday Worship at 7 p.m. Holy Communion will be shared during this service. The Adult Choir will sing "Let Us Break Bread Together" and "Hallelujah, What a Savior!". The stripping of the altar will take place at the end of the service. Nursery will be provided for young children during the service.
- Friday, April 3 - Good Friday Service at 7 p.m. This service of darkness reminds us of the suffering and death of our Savior, Jesus Christ. Nursery will be provided for young children during the service.
- Sunrise Worship Service at 6:30 a.m. Holy Communion will be served.
- Easter Breakfast from 7:00-8:30 a.m. This is a fundraiser for the Youth Gathering trip. Come and enjoy a delicious breakfast being served by the youth of our congregation. Cost for the breakfast is a free-will donation.
- Festival Worship Services at 9:00 & 10:30 a.m. Holy Communion will be served at both services. Nursery will be provided for young children from 8:45 - 11:45 a.m.
- The Youth Group and Youth Group parents will provide childcare April 18 from 5-9 p.m. at St. Peter Lutheran Church as a Youth Group fundraising event. We will start with games, have dinner and wrap up the evening with a movie. All ages welcome. There will be a free will donation for babysitting, $40 suggested donation per family. All proceeds will help fund the youth trip in July 2015 to the National Youth Gathering in Detroit, Michigan. Register now!
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The Youth Group Gathering blog is up and running! Check them out and Journey with Us! Thank you for your continued generous support of the St. Peter youth!
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EPIC Scholarship Program
EPIC is a matching grant program that began in 1983 as a cooperative venture between the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), congregations in Iowa, and their ELCA colleges . . . which are Grand View University in Des Moines, Lutheran College in Decorah, and Wartburg College in Waverly. EPIC is a means of encouraging congregations to financially support their members who attend one of the three Iowa ELCA colleges.Our members who are students at Grand View, Luther, or Wartburg should let the church office know your intent to attend each school year. The church office will let the college know our intent of contribution which is $500 per year. The college will match our donation giving a total of $1000 per year.
Seeking Nursery Attendant
- St. Peter Lutheran is looking for a second nursery attendant on Sunday mornings. The nursery is open for families of young children from 7:45-11:45 a.m. each Sunday. If someone is only interested in working for one service we might be able to find a second attendant for each of the services. If interested in applying, please contact the church office by email or call 515-986-3077
Walk for Water
- This year, ELCA youth will join together to do something big, called ELCA World Hunger's Walk for Water. The goal is to raise $500,000 for ELCA World Hunger supported water projects around the world. Through these gifts, local communities will be equipped to provide water for drinking and growing crops, sanitation and hygiene, as well as ongoing health education, training and maintenance. Learn more about ELCA World Hunger's Walk for Water here.
Synod Newsletter Available
- The Winter 2015 issue of the Southeastern Iowa Synod's new bi-annual newsletter is here! This new publication is geared toward sharing stories of the Holy Spirit's work among and through us, shaping our life together. The newsletter will be published in August and February, and will reflect the annual theme launched each year at Synod Assembly. View the Winter 2015 Newsletter here.
St. Peter Lutheran Adopts Childsafe Policy
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The competition for internet fame continues. This time, a girl named Alyssa Rosales brought a new level of shock that eventually outshined "Tampon Girl" Giovanna Plowman with her viral "Dog Sex Video."
Teenager Giovanna Plowman has been making headlines all week long until Alyssa Rosales decided to do something and snatch away the limelight from the "Tampon Girl." Without a doubt, Alyssa Rosales succeeded for she will always be remembered as the girl who had sexual intercourse with her dog.
Just like Giovanna Plowman, Alyssa Rosales is proud to announce her unbelievable stunt through her Twitter account @AlyssaRosaIes. Though the account has not yet been validated, a message posted reads: "Official Twitter Of Alyssa Rosales. I'm the girl who made that video with the dog, i lost a bet and i had to do it.. so stop hating!"
Meanwhile, users of the social networking site "Twitter" has once again reacted in disbelief with this latest internet phenomenon featuring Alyssa Rosales. Twitter user @italianbiitchh wrote this message: "Giovanna plowman & alyssa rosales are dirty nasty pigs. That's all."
"That Alyssa Rosales video is beyond wrong. It makes the tampon video ok," username @itsdavid88 posted on Twitter. Another baffled Twitter user, @faithfularry, expressed the religious opinion that both Giovanna Plowman and Alyssa Rosales need Jesus in their lives.
Parenting issues has been brought up once again with the controversial videos involving the two internet stars. "If your role model is Giovanna Plowman or Alyssa Rosales, you need psychiatric help. Their parents are failures," Twitter user @xDurrrgx81881 commented.
"First giovanna plowman, and now alyssa rosales.... 2013 is gonna be a baaaad year," username @payholla posted on Twitter.


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Progress in scientific research is dependent on the quality and accessibility of software at all levels and it is now critical to address many new challenges related to the development, deployment, and maintenance of reusable software. In addition, it is essential that scientists, researchers, and students are able to learn and adopt a new set of software-related skills and methodologies. Established researchers are already acquiring some of these skills, and in particular a specialized class of software developers is emerging in academic environments who are an integral and embedded part of successful research teams. WSSSPE provides a forum for discussion of the challenges, including both positions and experiences, and a forum for the community to assemble and act.
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Del first passed his DSA bike test in Nov 1991. He rode a Yamaha 125, mainly commuting to work. Staying loyal to Yamaha he progressed onto a Diversion but then defected to Suzuki with a 600 Bandit.
Del's work and travel commitments prevented him becoming a regular rider, however salvation arrived in 2007 when his work and travel requirements subsided giving him the time to ride for fun! He returned to Yamaha with a FZ1 Fazer and enrolled on an advanced riding day with an ex-police instructor who spotted the talent and suggested Del should join an advanced club and take his riding skills on to the next level and train for the advanced test.
Del joined WHAM in October 2010 passing his IAM test in March 2011. Now riding a BMW R1200RT and having qualified as a group observer he continues to enjoy his riding and takes great pleasure in helping others to realise the benefits of advanced riding.
Del has ben busy gaining Observer experience and IAM qualifications in the last few months, passing the IAM 'Masters' qualification and recently qualifying at IAM National Observer Level.
Derek started motorcycling with a 70cc Capri scooter at the age of 14! He graduated through lots of bikes but notably a Thruxton Velo, a Triumph Bonneville and Norton Dominator before the decline of the British bike industries. A Honda 400/4 led into a succession of boring BMW boxers and a brief flirtation with a Pan STX1300, a clutch of KTM hooligan machines and a BMW 800GS. He is now happily riding a new 2013 BMW1200GS however the hooligan in him could not resist the latest 1290cc KTM Superduke which now keeps the GS company in his Garage.
Derek is an IAM- and RoSPA- qualified Senior Observer on bikes. He has recently achieved a distinction in the IAM Masters programme and is passionately interested in developing riders' skills and awareness.
Den first became involved with motorcycle training some years ago when he realised he needed some training! Den really enjoys riding bikes and even now he's getting a little older he still competes in trials with a Honda TLR and has also become a track day addict with a BMW HP2; he has however given up enduros four years ago when his body said "enough!". Recently Den has ridden a BMW K1200S, a K1300GT, S1000RR and a GS1200 on the road all of which were great for general riding and the odd continental blast. Den holds a RoSPA Diploma and acted as a Senior Tutor for them; he passed his IAM test 2002 and joined WHAM when it was formed early in 2007 as an Observer. Den is very reticent about his ability and experience both of which are enormous. He is a highly capable rider and Observer who can pass on loads of experience to improve Associates' ability to ride more safely and enjoyably. Den has just swapped his Honda VFR Crosstourer for a new 2013 BMW1200GS – comfortable odd continental blasts now.
One of Ant's childhood memories is of riding pillion on his Dad's Francis Barnet. They broke down on the way to Brighton so arrived late; then travelled home way past Ant's bedtime so he was made to sing to prevent him falling asleep! Ant's own biking career started with commuting to school in South London on a 175cc BSA Bantam. More adventurous trips to Holland and the South of France followed (yes on the Bantam); then there was the huge gap whilst dealing with life's challenges (career, kids etc) before returning to biking on a Yamaha Diversion.
Ant now has two bikes – a Ducati Multistrada (now on his second 'Strada after clocking up over 25000 miles in two years on the first one) and a Vectrix electric scooter. Occasionally Ant manages to find time for a "duty" on Severn Freewheelers 'Blood Bike'.
Eric obtained his motorcycling licence in 1998 after a direct access course, having had no previous experience. After a year's riding on an old BMW he changed to a modern sports bike and obtained an IAM motorcycle test pass in 2000. Eric moved onto a Kawazaki ZZR which he loved and obtained his Senior Observer's certificate in 2002. At that time he had a BMW R1150R which he did not love! A BMW K1200RS followed, Eric thinks this bike "a very accomplished motorcycle". Latterly he defected to a Suzuki 1200 Bandit which he kept for a few years. He now rides one of the best bikes on the planet, a Triumph Tiger Explorer 1200 (guess what the webmaster rides…) Eric's view of his riding and Observing skills is that his riding skills are "adequate" for this level of riding but he has a talent for training others to ride to a much higher level.
Gary passed his bike test in 1982 on a Yamaha 125 two-stroke single. One year later he became an instructor for the Part 1 of what was then a two-part motorcycle test. Family commitments took Gary away from biking but in 2005 he purchased a Yamaha XJ600 and was back in the saddle, a year on he moved up to a V-Max and then a Fazer1000. Gary passed his advanced test in November 2008 and immediately moved on to become a Group Observer.
Gary's current bike is a BMW GS1200 which he finds just perfect for enjoying the ride or for Observing. Passing on the skills he has learned gives Gary great satisfaction.
As usual Tony was tempted to talk about his charm, sophistication and athleticism, however this is more appropriate….. Tony has been motorcycling for 28 years on bikes as diverse as a 50cc moped and his current 1200cc Triumph. Tony worked with the BMF sponsored ACU Star Rider training schools through the 1980s, helping students through their CBT and up to DSA test standards. After a short break from training he joined the IAM in 2002 and qualified as an IAM Motorcycle Observer.
Tony rides a Triumph Tiger Explorer 1200 and a Yamaha Fazer 600.
There is somewhere a picture of Phil aged 5-ish sitting on the back of his father's old British bike; but he started biking for himself in 1979 on a CB250N. A couple of Hondas and a T140 Bonneville followed and then came the family break although the biking bug lay dormant and he returned to biking in 1996. He has had several Triumphs since but has recently defected to the BMW camp with a R1200RT.
Phil found the Advanced riding techniques greatly increased both his skill and his enjoyment of biking. He really enjoys being an Observer and seeing associates improve as they progress to the Advanced Test.
Alex only came to motorcycling in the spring of 2008 when he purchased a Piaggio Zip 50 scooter for commuting between Pencombe and Bromyard. Having passed the CBT and full motorcycle test he took a giant leap to a Triumph Sprint ST! 50cc to 1050cc in one leap – with the benefit of experience he doesn't recommend this route! The Triumph impressed on Alex that without some proper training he could to easily add to the accident statistics; he enrolled in WHAM and in October 2010 passed the IAM Test. Now having a taste for his motorcycling Alex started Observer training in July 2011 and qualified as a WHAM Observer in December 2011. So after two years on a steep learning curve Alex enjoys his motorcycling so much more and now looks forward to helping others to enjoy their biking more whilst staying safe on the road.
Currently Alex rides a BMW K1300S, a brilliant sports tourer, and a BMW GS800, a fantastic all-rounder.
John's first spill was on his first ride ever on a Lambretta LD150 (twistgrip gearchange!) while at school. He hit the wall behind the squash courts when trying to stop. Schooldays saw a BSA Bantam 125cc complete with legshields on which to pass the bike test followed by a 500cc rigid Matchless single: John slid off the Matchless in Cheltenham. Many different bikes followed. In his three-year "holiday" at Liverpool University sand racing took precedence over studying. Initially on a Velocette KTS Special then on an embarrassingly slow T100 Tribsa which he put together himself. John finally crashed properly in a race at Redcar on a Hagon JAP grass tracker on dope (the bike not John, but OK – it was the 60s). Greeves, DOT ('devoid of trouble' and it wasn't) Bultaco and Ossa trials bikes occupied weekends in the 1970s competing in the Stroud Valley Club. Three-wheel experience was gained on Ariel and Suzuki sidecar outfits. A Velo Venom, two Tritons, four BMWs, a Ducati (appalling!) a Gold Wing (brilliant) and a Moto Guzzi Le Mans all featured, the latter securing John his IAM bike test in 1982 and adding to the car test he passed in 1970 at the tender age of 22. John is WHAM's longest established IAM Member. In 2006 John brushed up his riding and teaching skills with RoSPA Gold and then the Diploma course (quite scary).
John's current steed is a Honda VFR Crosstourer.
Paul really enjoys all aspects of biking. His first recollection of being on a bike is riding pillion on his father's Honda C90 to primary school in a slightly too large white open-face helmet. Paul enjoys touring and visits the UK Moto GP every year. Last year he participated in the WHAM off-road weekend which not only improved his riding but was also a great social event. Paul's most memorable biking experience is riding in India and being cut up by a camel in Jaipur. Having had several bikes recently Paul has finally settled on a new 2013 BMW Gs1200. Paul finds observing very rewarding and is committed to developing riders' skills. Paul is WHAM's current Chairman.
Roger Brooks – National Observer
Roger recently moved to the UK from South Africa. Shocked by the amount of traffic and abundance of what seemed like unnecessary bends here in the UK, he signed up with WHAM to do the Skill for Life. Since then Roger has become an Observer with the group and helps out Severn Free Wheelers riding the Blood Bike.
Roger rides a KTM 990 duke and a Honda 'Big One' CB1000.
Annie Morgan – Observer
Annie passed the DSA test in 1993 and bought herself a BMW R80 RT as a first bike which was used mainly for commuting. After a brief spell without a bike Annie started using a Honda 650 transalp which saw her through the advanced test in August 2011. Annie subsequently underwent training for the observer test and passed that in May 2012. Annie's current bike is a Honda STX 1300 Pan European.
Andrew Culley – Observer
Andrew had a biking father and grandfather so it was almost inevitable that he was on (motorised) two wheels at the age of 17. The next year he passed his RAC/ACU test and got his full licence for bike and car a few weeks later. However, the girlfriend (and later first wife) didn't like bikes and, whilst it took some time to buy a car, he couldn't afford both so a long layoff ensued. His second wife Anne was far more understanding and an experienced pillion. A leather jacket followed him home from work one day, then a helmet … and Anne got the message. Our born again biker then acquired his first proper bike – a Yamaha XJ600 (no, not the Diversion) in 2003. After sporadic advanced training with a group that eventually folded, he came to WHAM at its start in 2007 and passed his advanced test the same year. His other bikes have been two Triumph Sprints (ST 955) and he now rides a BMW R1200GS ("mein Fräulein").
Stuart Poole – Observer
Stuart started motorcycling at the age of ten on a Honda C50, up an down the garden path. Following taking his test at 18 another Honda followed in the form of a 450DX which provided faithful service during university years. Even with little or no maintenance, care or attention it never refused to start even when covered with snow.
A period working abroad didn't interrupt the passion motorcycles with brief ownerships of a Yamaha Tenere and a Russian Minsk (this refused to go uphill as fuel would drain out of the carbeuretter. A run up was required along with a quick downhill U-turn to start the wretched machine when it stalled!)
More recently bikes have included a Suzuki Bandit, a Honda VFR and currently a KTM 990 Adventure.
Richard Hewitt – Observer
Richard caught the bike bug whilst riding sidecar in his Grandfathers Ariel outfit circa 1979. This progressed through blatting up and down the track behind his parents' house on his Dads 100cc Yamaha commuter bike, culminating in a Honda CG125 for his 17th Birthday.
The CG was swapped quite quickly for a Honda CB350S and then on through a number of 600cc Yamaha sports bikes up until the mid-nineties when a BMW K75S came into the garage. In the coming years this ably took Richard and his wife around most of Southern Europe on multiple 2-week tours.
There has subsequently been up to three bikes in the garage at one time ranging from motocrossers, full-dress tourers, sports tourers and lately a Honda VFR800X Crossrunner ("the Crossdresser").
The Crossdresser has been deployed in the last two of WHAMs three Regional IAM "Ashes" wins and in 2013 Richard ranked joint 1st placed overall individual competitor alongside another WHAM member.
Richard has an IAM F1rst pass and is currently a Group Qualified Observer.


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"How we think shows through in how we act. Attitudes are mirrors of the mind. They reflect thinking."
"Follow effective action with quiet reflection. From the quiet reflection will come even more effective action."
"REFLECTION, n. An action of the mind whereby we obtain a clearer view of our relation to the things of yesterday and are able to avoid the perils that we shall not again encounter."


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Self watering stakes?
TomatoerotJuly 15, 2013
Has anyone ever tried something like these" Recycle a Wine Bottle Plant Nanny Stake " for container tomatoes?
edweather(Zone 5a/b Central NY)
For my .02 worth, any kind of self watering set-up like pre filling something stuck into the surface of the soil, would probably empty out almost immediately due to the fast draining nature of the mix. Not sure if that's what you are talking about or not. I used some 2 liter soda bottles back in the day for in-ground gardening, to get some water deep into hard ground.
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Looking for a way to dress up a simple gift? Or maybe you need something for students to send home gifts for parents. Try using some of your leftover borders to add some excitement to a present. Start with a vibrant plain paper to wrap the box. If you are a teacher you probably have some great fadeless paper colors lying around. Create a bow … [Continue reading...]
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A Mouth Full Number Center – Dental Health Month
Create a center for early number recognition. Each game mat has a Stick Kid who needs teeth and a target number. The student rolls the dice and adds the teeth to the child's mouth until they reach the correct number. Leave out the dice for younger students and just have them place the appropriate number of 'teeth' on the accent. How To: Use … [Continue reading...]
Tooth Game Board – Dental Health Month
February is dental health month, and we have come up with a few projects for your classroom. Students will race each other through the tooth game board to be the first to reach the end! The game board path includes 32 teeth to represent the number of teeth in an adult mouth. If the student lands on a "smile" sticker, they go ahead one space. If … [Continue reading...]
Valentine's Day Activities – Alphabet Grab
Alphabet Roll For this activity, use a 10" heart cut-out for the game board. Place the Black Dot-to-Dot 1" Sticker Letters on the heart by using a random selection of letters. Then use the sticker letters on a small 1" cut-out or card to create letter cards or letter beads. Place these into a festive bucket. When the student pulls out the … [Continue reading...]
Valentine's Day Activities – Graphing with Calendar Pieces
Graphing with Calendar Pieces Create a hands on graphing center with seasonal items and Valentine's Day themed calendar pieces. Have students place the numbers from the February Calendar Days in order and then show the number model using seasonal items. Have students line them up to create a graph. Created by Knowledge Bound team members in … [Continue reading...]
Valentine's Day Activities – Cupid Counting
Over the next few days, Inspired in Style will have many different Valentine's Day activities for your classroom. Check back often as we share more! Starting us off is 'Cupid Counting'. Using both 6" and 10" heart cut-outs, program them with the number word written on one style (shown in green), and the number model on another (shown in pink). … [Continue reading...]
Snowball Toss – Winter Game
Get students moving with this exciting winter snowball toss activity! Super easy to make and fun to play.You can create your party game by decorating a science board with pieces from the Winter Essentials Bulletin Board Value Pack. Once you have your items placed, cut holes into the pieces and board. Spice up your board by adding white fabric to … [Continue reading...]
Ornament Winter Board Game
Have a great time with your class this winter as you build your own game boards! MAKE THE GAME Make a colorful holiday board game! Use Creative Teaching Press' Ornaments Border to create your board game spaces. Using this colorful border will give the impression of obvious spaces, like you see on a game board. Cut the ornament border in … [Continue reading...]
Thanksgiving Corn Activities Plus Freebie Printable
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Winter Activities Target Number Dice Game
It's starting to get a little colder and winter is almost here! Looking for a great activity to do with your students while they're stuck indoors? This targeting Number game using December Calendar Days is perfect for indoor activities and winter themed activities! It will keep your students moving and energized as they roll the dice - they'll … [Continue reading...]


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We are proud to describe our jewelry as One of a Kind, made one piece at a time, each by hand. As one of the last companies to bring inspiration to life through sketches, wax molds and works of art in silver and gold, all by hand, John Hardy continues to preserve traditional Balinese jewelry-making techniques from the 19th century.
Cara Delevingne visited the JH Compound to work with our designers and artisans to make her own Chain. She was inspired by the experience: ŌĆ£Meeting all the actual people who make the jewelry and seeing how happy they areŌĆ"I want to live there,ŌĆØ Cara shares. ŌĆ£I was like, ŌĆśCan you hire me, please?ŌĆÖ I did jewelry-making in school, but I was very bad. Here, you can feel the love in the jewelry and you feel like someone has actually put their heart into it.ŌĆØ
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
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This apartment is localted in the trendy and diverse neighbourhood of Norrebro. Nearby you will find a lot of nice cafes, restaurant and the vibrant nightlife. If you are looking for a place to stay that provides a pleasent experience with loads of culture and attractions in walking distance - my apartment offers these qualities.
In the courtyard you will find a playground for the children in a safe area. Some of the many nearby attractions are as follows. The Round Tower, an old observatory which offers a great view over the city of Copenhagen. Frederiksberg Garden, a lovely park for picnics, a walk or a run if you like. Next to Frederiksberg Garden you will find the Zoo of Copenhagen.
Nearby you will find the metro (Forum st.), which enables you to travel at ease around the city. You are also able to walk the distance in case you want the full experience along your way.
Treat the apartment as it was your own and take respect for the things in the apartment.
If any questions or anything happens contact me and we will figure it out.
Excellent séjour à Copenhague avec notre petit bébé de 2 ans !
L'appartement est chaleureux et fonctionnel, le quartier est très sympa. Les recommandations des propriétaires sur les boutiques alentours sont très bonnes. Merci
Ravis !
Evrything was great: the location is perfect; the host hospitable; and the apartment really cosy and comfy!
Thanks Bjorn!
Björn korrekt házigazda. Mindent megmutatott a lakásban, amire szükség volt.
The house takes a lot of light and has comfortable sofa and bad. The neighborhood was also good. However we find it a little dirty. And the neighbors were really noisy. We were really tired and did not hear much after sleeping but it may disturb a family with children. Additionally the bathroom was a little small but fine for one night stay. Thanks anyway.
Apartment is in a good location of the City surrounded by supermarkets, bus stations and everything else you need. Björn was helping with a map of recommendations and flexible check-in/check-out times. It was a pleasant stay.
The room was very cozy, clean and convenient. A sofa-bed and a bed was enough for 4 people. Bus stop is very close and Metro station is also not far. You can find supermarkets and a convenience store nearby. And they treated us very well. All of us got satisfied so much.
Very nice apartment: it is spacious, clean and very stylish with old ornaments. Location is perfect; metro and supermarket on walking distance. Contact with Björn was easy and pleasant.
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