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Lovely apartment in the center of Copenhagen. A few meters from the main train station, shopping, bars, cafes and cozy restaurants. The apartment is situated in Vesterbro, which is the trendiest area in Copenhagen at this time.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
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Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
The apartment is nice and bright, and is located on a quiet side street. It has a newly renovated kitchen, and a very cozy bedroom. A true Copenhagen apartment, with a very charming atmosphere.
Guest Access
TV, free internet, small music system with bluetooth, coffee maker, iron, refrigerator, gas stove, toaster, hairdryer.
Interaction with Guests
You have the whole apartment for yourself.
The Neighborhood
Shopping possibilities are endless in Istedgade which is the street just up the apartment.
You are close to the Meatpacking District, with a wide range of nightclubs, bars and restaurants.
Tivoli is located approx. 1 km from the apartment. Carlsberg, the brewery is located approx. 400 from the apartment. Here you can get a tour of the old buildings and have a taste of the beer.
Would you like to swim, Copenhagen is unique. The harbor is so clean it is possible to swim in it, as one of the only places in the world. We have a harbor bath is also located approx. 1 km from the apartment.
Getting around
Parking in the street is possible.
S-tog- The local train station is apex. 400 meters away.
Busses from the apartment to the main central station almost from the doorstep.
Other Things to Note
You are close to the Meatpacking District with a wide range of nightclubs, bars and restaurants.
Tivoli is located approx. 1 km from the apartment. Carlsberg, the now defunct brewery, located approx. 400 from where one can get the tour of the old buildings.
Would you like to swim, Copenhagen is unique. The harbor is so clean that it is possible to swim in it, as one of the only places in the world. We have a harbor bath is also located approx. 1 km from the apartment.
No smoking please.
Tanja was the perfect host! The apartment is in a fantastic location and we really appreciated all the local info Tanja gave us - the breakfast spot Tanja recommended was amazing! We would definitely stay here again.
Tanja's apartment is beautiful and centrally located. She provided lots of great tips for exploring Copenhagen for the first time. The apartment was clean, cozy, and very welcoming. The apartment is centrally located in Copenhagen so you can get a taste of how the locals live. Tanja was super responsive and helpful in communicating throughout our stay and went above and beyond to ensure we were comfortable in her lovely home. I would definitely recommend her apartment to any first time visitors to Copenhagen.
Tanja a été très gentille et disponible et son appartement est super joli et confortable, dans un quartier idéal (à proximité du centre ville et à 2 min du meatpacking district). Une expérience excellente!
We had a perfect stay at Tanja's flat. The Apartment is very cosy and nice. Everything was clean. Communication was very easy. Vesterbro is a nice Place in Cph with a Lot Cafés , Bars and Restaurants. I can recommend the Apartment .
Jeg har desværre ikke haft fornøjelsen af at møde Tanja. Men jeg havde et rigtig godt ophold i hendes lejlighed som ligger meget centralt og l det hyggelige Vesterbro. Tanja er en god vært og hun svare hurtigt på beskeder! Jeg ville bestemt leje lejligheden en anden gang og jeg kan på det varmeste anbefale den til andre.
This is a great little flat, perfect for a couple on a city break looking to explore the city but stay in a trendy part of town with easy access to all the main sights by foot or bike. Lots of nice cafes, bakeries, wine shops and boutique shops nearby, but also not too busy. It was great to meet Tanja - she is very welcoming and friendly and gave us tips on where to eat locally. She was also very responsive on e-mail with a couple requests I had before and during the trip. The flat is on the 5th floor and nicely designed. Toilet is a bit on the small side (especially for someone tall, like me), but I didn't find it a problem. Would definitely stay again next time I come back to Copenhagen!
We had a lovely few days in Tanja's apartment, it's in a great central location close to lots of cafes and restaurants, and just a short walk into the centre. The place was cosy and clean, and really nicely decorated. Tanja was a perfect host, she was very welcoming and recommended some great cafes and bakeries. Highly recommended!
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I wanted to learn android programming, and I love making beer so I decided to write a recipe formulation / brew day app. It its currently in really rough shape, but is almost useful as a basic recipe formulator. It will be free, open source, and supported for a little while at least.
I am wondering if people would want me to toss it on the market for super early beta testing, or if people would rather wait for a more polished version. Also, I need to come up with a name for this thing... Any ideas?
put it on there. i'll definately test it. testers should help you find any glitches and perfect the program right?
I'll test for you on my droid2. I haven't found one that I like yet, maybe getting in ground floor I can remember what I didn't like about others and help that way.
Small homebrew facebook group for trading, advice, and general bragging. PM me if you join- http://www.facebook.com/groups/256122024462215/
One gallon brewing blog http://onegallonbrewing.blogspot.com/
I'd be interested in Alpha/Beta testing this app for you on a HTC Sensation XE, I'm the same as many others that haven't quite found the right app with all features that I would like to use on a brew day. I did write an app for Windows Mobile 6.5 but I haven't quite worked up the enthusiasm to convert it from .net to java
You do not need to put it on the market for us to test, you just need to post us a link to the compiled .apk and we can load it on our phones.
The advantage of this is that random people will not be rating the application poorly if there are bugs and posting negative comments.
I'll test it on my Razr-- post a link when you are ready.
Sound like it is going into the market early then. Any thoughts on what to call it?
+1 for link. I'll be happy to test it out on my atrix. Definitely don't put it on the market until it's polished. You could go with megaupload or another free file server. You'll be shooting yourself in the foot with the bad reviews in the market.
I'd call it Fkn Beer, but I'm sure most wouldn't agree
Brew Day, Brew One, Brew Droid, Brew Zone

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My brother is 68 - had a double bypass about 25 years ago and a quadruple bypass about 18 years ago. Currently has severe diabetes, weighs over 350 lb, smoked for 40 years, heavy drinker, no exercise, and bad diet. Last week he went into the hospital with CHF, diabetes out of control, and with an 02 level of 70%. Angiogram shows nearly complete blockage in one vessel and reduced clearance in others. His heart function was about 10%. Yesterday they did put in a pacemaker hoping it will help bring his heart function up to 15%.
What happens to kidneys, brain, and other organs if his heart cannot pump the necessary blood? Can drugs help compensate? My guess is that he will have reduced kidney function and start experiencing some diminished mental capacity, but is that likely or I am overstating? He is 500 miles away from me and I haven't been able to talk to a doctor or nurse and the family members there haven't been able to get answers for me. My brother says they are going to release him in a couple days and he will go to therapy and/or assisted living for awhile. Personally, I can't see him ever going back home (lives in 2-story house and wife is 84 and has no feeling below the waist after back surgery a year ago so has a person come in every day to help her.)
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Please help identify tree
Please help identify tree
My neighbor has a beautiful tree I want to plant this year (Hi donâÂÂt know the name).
Few details about it since I donâÂÂt have picture from summer time :
1. Leafs are big Green shaped like a heart.
Sides are not notched they are smooth.
2. Tree will have leaf and loose them little later then other trees.
3. In spring have little white flowers.
Any idea what tree is it, live in Canada Toronto area
Thank you in advance Pawel
It is NOT a Catalpa...winter form bears no resemblance.
It could be the White Redbud (Cercis canadensis 'alba'), the branch structure and twig form are consistent.
agree with others. This is possibly a redbud.. Catalpas are gigantic trees. not for a small yard.
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KEMPER COUNTY — Mississippi Power Co. says its Kemper County power plant won't be finished by the original May 2014 deadline, but will start service sometime later that year.
The unit of Atlanta-based Southern Co. will have to repay $133 million in federal tax credits it received with the condition of meeting the May deadline.
Mississippi Power president Ed Holland had warned of possible delays in a recent interview with The Associated Press.
In a stock filing, Mississippi Power says there could be further cost overruns at the $4.75 billion project, which includes a power plant, a lignite mine and pipelines. Southern Co. has already written off $990 million in costs, but says the tax credit repayment announced Wednesday won't cause another direct charge against profits.
The company says it could seek to recover additional interest costs from ratepayers, but that would have to be approved by the Mississippi Public Service Commission.
Spokeswoman Amoi Geter declined to say how the company might seek repayment. In a January settlement with the PSC, Mississippi Power agreed to recover most of the interest charges from money it borrowed to build the plant through the sale of up to $1 billion in bonds. Ratepayers would repay the principal and interest on those bonds, but the company wouldn't make any profit.
Under the settlement, Mississippi ratepayers would also pay $2.4 billion of the plant's price in traditional rates.
The PSC voted 2-1 to approve a 15 percent rate increase to start paying off the plant's debt even before it begins operations, followed by an additional 3 percent increase in 2014. Mississippi Power has said it's likely in 2014 to seek an additional increase of at least 4 percent over 20 years to pay off the bonds.
Mississippi Power received tax credits in 2009 to encourage it to build a coal-fueled power plant emitting less carbon dioxide. The company blames its inability to meet the five-year deadline on rainy weather and additional work that became necessary. The company started building the plant before it completed the design, made changes along the way, and added workers to try to make up lost time. But with 6,000 workers on the site, Holland has said things are so congested that it can be hard to squeeze workers into the same spaces, meaning the productivity of additional workers is reduced.
Northern District Commissioner Brandon Presley said meeting the deadline for the tax credits was part of the political push to get the plant approved by the PSC in 2010.
"This was part of the rush to get Kemper shoved through," said Presley, who has consistently opposed the plant.
Monitors employed by the Public Service Commission had warned work was behind in recent months.
"For a project this size, it's not unusual or surprising to me that there's a delay in the completion date," said Southern District Commissioner Steve Renfroe, recently appointed by Gov. Phil Bryant. Renfroe is a former employee of Chevron Corp.'s massive refinery in Pascagoula.
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Maybe some women aren't meant to be tamed. Maybe they just need to run free until they find someone just as wild to run with them. ~ Carrie Bradshaw Made it to Quincy 2 days ahead of schedule! 111 miles, one hail storm and one rain storm, we feel ...
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We stayed here for 2 plus wks while my husband worked in the area. The ladies in the office were very friendly and helpful. Maybe those who found them to be rude got what they gave. As for not having a restroom, we used to have an older camper where we needed a park shower but we always asked when calling rv parks as this is not uncommon. Lots of shade and park cable works fine. We travel all over the country and this is a great park. We found them to be friendly and more accommodating than others in the area. Would definitely stay here again. - melbagay
Beautiful setting in trees and flowering shrubs, separated from other RVs. We did not need bath house since we are self contained in a motor home. Wi-Fi free, fair; very good over-the-air TV. Very close to downtown and a shuttle is available. Liked it very much although the price was high for no services. Owners very nice. Would stay here again...very nice. - Mainiac
Park was average. Staff was friendly. There is a bus stop outside to get into the city but the problem is you must return by 8:30 pm. Nothing else around the park for food or entertainment. It is about a 10-15 minute drive into the riverfront district of Savannah, which by the way, you can find parking on the city streets for your RV. - Harvey TheRv
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All pads are white rock base, ours had power 50/30 Amp, sewer and water hookup, no cable. Average WiFi. We had a corner lot so it had a nice size yard, pet friendly. - The Stephens
Excellent campground that is close to downtown Savannah, but away from the noise of the city. Awesome trails for walking, clean pool, and great fishing ponds for the kiddos! Huge sites for big rigs, super clean, and friendly staff. We will return here soon! Only negative was no cable, wifi, or shade in the middle sites. - 3Peeps4Dogs5thWheel
This is a small, fairly intimate campground with approx. 20 sites situated around an open field. I would certainly stay here again; especially, for its being so close to downtown. However, the camp would be well served by an investment in some trees/landscaping in the big field and replacing the worn out picnic tables (to begin with). Also, there are fire rings for only about half the sites.
WiFi is only available in the sites near the office. I don't recall that cable is available at all. The spaces are quite close together, some uncomfortably so. We had to move several times in the week while there and ended up on corner site #17, arguably the best site in my opinion.
There are adjacent ponds and a horse farm which add a really nice pastoral feeling. And, the staff are very welcoming and friendly.
Resist accepting site 19 or 20, as they are (inexplicably) only about six or seven feet apart. - Maine Divers
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The sites are well shaded with a reasonable amount of room. The staff is courteous and helpful. Excellent cell phone and wifi service and the area is gated. If you like push button showers with lukewarm water, be sure to get to get site 51 or higher. - Boyds nest
Beautiful shady setting, with oak trees covered in Spanish Moss. Very pet friendly, with a special fenced in area to let your dogs run and play. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Location is about 10 minutes from Savanna with easy access. - Eric & Michelle Newton
Good location, close to I-95. Park fairly clean but could use some work on landscaping. Friendly and very helpful staff guide you to your site and offer an assistance if needed. Secure area with a liftgate requiring a passcode to enter. Some highway noise in the sites nearest to fence. - RBailey
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This is a very nice clean and well maintained campground in a heavily wooded area. Check-in was easy with pleasant park employee. Our site was level, long (80') with FH, fire pit and picnic table. Savannah is an easy 15 minute drive. - illini777
Excellent state park on the edge of Savannah.
There are only 18 full hookups and they are costly. The rest of the sites are water and electric only.
There is no Wi-Fi at the sites but there is a hot spot at the office. Very inconvenient. - jnateg
We liked this state park campground. It is woodsy, the sites are huge and wonder of wonders - we have 50 amp service and would you believe we have cable? We also have water but there is no sewer (there are some sites with sewer, which you can reserve). We actually used the camp showers and found them very clean. The bathrooms in our area need some work and I hear that they are being replaced in the near future. The sites are level and large and have a substantial raised platform for a picnic table, which is provided at each site. It is tree-covered and shady but some sun filters through. There are some nice trails throughout the park. Our neighbors left at 9:00 and at 9:30 there was someone over there checking the site. We would definitely return. Reserve in advance since the park is popular. - swike
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The owner put us in the "new" part of the park. It consisted of 5 spaces, had cement pads, decent water pressure and good electric service. There is no bathrooms nor showers in this section. It is mainly in an open field. It is a good overnight park. We would stay again only because it is close to all the fun stuff in Savannah. - bones1941
Only been to two RV parks now, so hope I am not being unfair, or too easy. More of a trailer park than an RV park. Mostly permanent residents here and some industrial park construction going on. Very friendly management. All systems worked fine and park was quiet. Best part: cab ride into downtown historic Savannah was $20. Saw some sights and ate at the best restaurant (Bedford) ever. Came back to a nice quiet sleep in the RV. So not too bad.. - SR Racing
I signed up on this site simply to warn everyone about this disgusting place. First, when we got there the prices we much higher than advertised online. Then the cable doesn't work at all. The wifi doesn't work at all. There are tons of gross old trailers there with long term tenants that appear to be on drugs. The laundry facility is awful. But the crowning glory of this dump is the roaches. There are so many of them, and they infested our trailer. We now must have it fumigated. We have to drive the 3000 miles home with the bugs before we can do that. So please don't waste your time here. We stay at places across end the country and never had an experience like this. - Noahpenny


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We have our brewhouse picked out! Only a 2 month lead time
Its decoction mash capable. Our lagers will be superior.
Edit: Damn I'm good. Nelson/Galaxy dry hop
The best beer I ever made was the next one I brew.
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Hoping to sell a good bit of beer to students, much like Terrapin is to UGA. The demand for craft beer in the area is small, but growing steadily (Georgia seems to be the last frontier of the craft beer movement) Unfortunately, the sell-on-premise pint law failed in GA so we won't be making a billion dollars selling $3 IPA's to students . We'll be distributed to Augusta, Waynesboro, Savannah, and a few other south eastern cities off the bat.
On that note, I am wary of our distributor. I wanted to go with the big guys who make it to Atlanta, but the primary financier decided otherwise.
I love London III. SO well behaved. I'd digging my 64-68-64 ferment schedule too.
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Craft Brewers Conference on Tuesday. STOKED.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) -- Bad back and all, senior Abbie Letz carried No. 16 New Mexico to a win.Letz had career highs with 27 points and 5 steals and added 10 rebounds for her fourth double-double of the season in New Mexico's 55-42 win Sunday over New Mexico State.New Mexico (10-3) beat the Aggies (3-8) for the 20th straight time on the strength of Letz's play at both ends. She also had 2 blocks and hit 10 of 20 shots while the rest of the Lobos were going 9-for-26.Letz's 10 field goals and 20 attempts also were career highs."Man, she's killed me for six games now," said third-year NMSU coach Darin Spence. "I'm ready for her to (graduate). Good players step up."Letz did every time New Mexico needed a basket, a steal or a rebound.With the Aggies' defense shutting down the rest of the Lobos, Letz scored 18 of New Mexico's first 30 points. She played 37 minutes and showed no sign of the bad back she has played through this season."I like to have someone as seasoned as her on the floor," said New Mexico coach Don Flanagan. "I watch her all the time. When she gets knocked down, she needs a couple of teammates to pick her back up because she doesn't get very much strength in that back."This day, it was Letz who did the picking up.Letz grew up in El Paso, Texas, some 45 miles from New Mexico State. Her dad Russell and mother Rhonda both played basketball for the Aggies, but she signed with New Mexico."One of the things about Abbie is she gets up for New Mexico State," Flanagan said.Letz said her career game had less to do with the Aggies and more with how the Lobos have struggled of late -- including an 83-70 loss at home to No. 20 Oklahoma on Friday."I was just tired of playing bad," said Letz, who played 37 minutes.Sherell Neal with 9 points and Jenean Ford and Tristan Baker with 8 each led the Aggies.New Mexico State, which lost to the Lobos 79-77 in triple overtime on Dec. 21, again gave New Mexico all it could handle. The Aggies led 33-28 with 13:40 left. But Letz scored six straight points to give the Lobos their first lead since early in the first half.New Mexico State regained the lead -- its last -- on Monique Bribiescas' off-balance bank shot and a 10-foot jumpshot by Neal. Letz got loose for an open 3-pointer, then added two free throws that gave New Mexico the lead for good at 41-37 with 6:45 left.New Mexico pulled away from there, outscoring the Aggies 10-2 over the final 3:41, with her teammates taking over for Letz. Reserve center Angela Hartsill hit a free throw and a lay-up, Brandi Kimble scored twice inside and Katie Montgomery hit two free throws."In the second half they outplayed us in every phase of the game," Spence said. "Experienced, good programs do that. They know how to do it and have done it before. We're still trying to learn how to do it."The Aggies took a 16-12 lead in the first half with an 11-3 run that included 3-pointers by Cecila Russell-Nava, Baker and Neal. The only points for New Mexico in that stretch was a 3 by Letz.New Mexico State held Dionne Marsh, the Lobos' leading scorer to 4 points, only the second time this season she has not scored in double figures. Montgomery, the Lobos' second leading scorer, had just 4 points, all on free throws.New Mexico State hit 6 3-pointers in the first half, the final one by Jayci Stone just before the buzzer that gave the Aggies a 27-24 lead at the break. New Mexico played tougher defense on the perimeter in the second half and the Aggies went 0-for-6 from behind the arc."We defended quite well in the second half," Flanagan said. "They're difficult to defend. They stay wide, they're spot shooters and they make good cuts and hard screens. They have a number of good shooters."The two teams combined for 39 turnovers, 21 of them by the Aggies.
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How to Sew Food-Shaped Stuffed Toys
Make three soft toys cute enough to eat: a tomato, broccoli and ham.
Materials and Tools:
red felt
scraps of green and black felt
paper for pattern
1. Cut out six identical football-shaped pieces of red felt, 8" high at the pointy ends and 4" wide at the rounded sides.
2. Sew the six pieces together along the rounded edges. When you sew the first piece to the sixth piece to complete the circle, only sew about halfway up the edge to leave an opening.
3. Turn right side out through that opening and stuff evenly throughout the ball.
4. Sew up the opening using the ladder stitch, which is invisible.
5. To make the green top and bottom, cut out two circles in green felt (one can be slightly larger than the other). Cut triangular notches around each circle to form a jagged leaf-like edge. Glue the larger circle to the top of the tomato and the smaller circle to the bottom of the tomato.
6. Cut eyes, a mouth and a nose out of black felt. These can be any size and shape that you want. Glue to tomato.
Materials and Tools:
light green, dark green felt
scraps of black felt for face
paper for pattern
1. Cut two trapezoid shapes of light green felt for the stalk.
2. Cut two bushy cloud shapes of dark green felt for the florets.
3. Sew each of the floret shapes on top of a stalk shape, making sure that you are creating two exact mirror-image pieces. Since the entire floret shape will show, this stitching will be visible on the outside, so use either invisible or matching green thread.
4. Place right sides together and sew around the edges, leaving an opening for turning right side out and stuffing.
5. Turn right side out.
6. Cut an upside-down triangle out of each side of the stalk; the sides of the triangle should be parallel with the sides of the stalk. This will create the look of branching.
7. Sew the two stalk sides together along the edges of the triangle. Again, this stitching will be visible, so use either invisible or matching light green thread.
8. Stuff, using a chopstick, pencil or other tool to work the stuffing into the crevices. This is a little tricky for the floret because of the triangle blocking the way.
9. Once stuffed, sew opening shut using the ladder stitch.
10. Cut a face out of black felt and glue onto the broccoli.
Materials and Tools:
maroon, pink felt
scraps of brown, white, and black felt
muslin or other cheap cotton material
paper for pattern
1. Cut an oval shape out of pink for the face. Measure around the oval and divide by two; this will be the width of the rind pieces' straight edge.
2. Cut two identical rind pieces (basically half-circles or half-ovals). Cut two pieces of batting and two pieces of the muslin in the same shape as the rind pieces. Place each piece of batting between a piece of felt and a piece of muslin. Sew together around the edges.
3. Quilt each rind in a diamond pattern. Sew parallel diagonal lines in one direction; then sew diagonal lines slanting the opposite direction to make diamond shapes.
4. Sew the straight edge of each rind to the pink face with right sides together. Sew the curved edges of the rinds together, leaving an opening on one side.
5. Turn right side out and stuff. Sew opening shut using a ladder stitch.
6. Cut a circle of brown felt and a slightly larger circle of white felt. Glue the brown to the white so it looks like a round bone. Glue this to the pink face in the position of one eye.
7. Cut another eye and a mouth out of black felt. Glue into place.
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From The Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.48 [gcide]:
Pasty \Pas"ty\, adjective Like paste, as in color, softness, stickness. "A pasty complexion." --G. Eliot.
From The Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.48 [gcide]:
Pasty \Pas"ty\, noun; pl. {Pasties}. [OF. past['e], F. p[^a]t['e]. See {Paste}, and cf. {Patty}.] A pie consisting usually of meat wholly surrounded with a crust made of a sheet of paste, and often baked without a dish; a meat pie. "If ye pinch me like a pasty." --Shak. "Apple pasties." --Dickens.
A large pasty baked in a pewter platter. --Sir W. Scott.
From WordNet (r) 3.0 (2006) [wn]:
1: resembling paste in color; pallid; "he looked pasty and red-eyed"; "a complexion that had been pastelike was now chalky white" [syn: {pasty}, {pastelike}]
2: having the sticky properties of an adhesive [syn: {gluey}, {glutinous}, {gummy}, {mucilaginous}, {pasty}, {sticky}, {viscid}, {viscous}]
2: (usually used in the plural) one of a pair of adhesive patches worn to cover the nipples of exotic dancers and striptease performers
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Assisted dying
The British Humanist Association has long supported attempts to legalise assisted dying for the terminally ill. Humanists defend the right of each individual to live by her/his own personal values, and the freedom to make decisions about her/his own life so long as this does not result in harm to others. Humanists do not share some of the attitudes to death and dying held by some religious believers, in particular that the manner and time of death are for a deity to decide or that interference in the course of nature is unacceptable.
What is the issue?
Currently, the needs and autonomy of patients are often disregarded. Compassionate doctors, who follow the wishes of their terminally ill patients by assisting them to die, risk being charged with assisting suicide or murder. The current system sometimes also results in close relatives being faced with immensely difficult choices: whether to assist a loved one who is begging for help to put an end to their suffering knowing that it is unlawful, or to deny their loved one the death they want. We do not believe that anyone should be put into the position of having to make such choices, or indeed into a position where they believe that they have no other option but personally to end the life of someone they love. Those few terminally ill and suffering people who are able to travel abroad to die, often die before it is necessary because they need to do so at a time when they are still able to travel.
The Roman Catholic Church has traditionally expressed the strongest opposition to assisted dying, but it has been a broad religious lobby, led particularly by the Church of England Bishops in the House of Lords, that has blocked attempts to create a humane and ethical law on assisted dying.
What are we doing?
In 2011 a new Commission on Assisted Dying was established. The BHA was invited to give evidence to the Committee. We gave oral evidence in March, followed by a written submission in April.
In May 2010, the BHA submitted a memorandum to the End of Life Assistance (Scotland) Bill Committee, which is scrutinising the The 'End of Life Choices (Scotland)' Bill in the Scottish Parliament.
In February 2010, we supported calls for an independent inquiry into the law on assisted dying for terminally ill adults, and briefed members of the House of Lord for a debate on the issue, and in March we urged MPs to call for legalisation of assisted dying in the UK.
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has published a prosecuting policy in cases of assisted suicide, listing the criteria that are taken into account when deciding whether or not to prosecute someone who has assisted another individual in ending their life.
This policy was a drawn up in response to a judgement of the Law Lords in the prominent case of Debbie Purdy, a multiple sclerosis suffer who successfully argued in the UK's highest court that it was her right to know the grounds on which a prosecution may be made against her husband if he assists her at a later date.
The BHA responded to the initial draft policy in 2009, and provided a detailed memorandum, before welcoming the final prosecution guidelines on their release in 2010. However, it is our firm position that the law on assisted dying the UK is in need of extensive reform. We believe that legalisation, with strict safeguards in place, is ethically far preferable than our present law and would be by far the best way to protect vulnerable people.
During the passage of the Coroners and Justice Act 2009, we briefed Parliamentarians on an amendment which would remove the threat of prosecution for those accompanying terminally ill loved ones abroad for an assisted death, in a country where that is legal. However, that amendment did not pass.
In 2006 we supported Lord Joffe's Assisted Dying for the Terminally Ill Bill, which was defeated in the Lords on 12th May 2006. Ahead of its second reading in the Lords, the BHA published research that revealed the extent of the religious lobby on the Bill, and the scaremongering and misinformation being given out by religious groups about the issues. We continue to lobby government for a change in the law, and will make submissions to government on any future Bills which aim to change the legislation around assisted dying.
What can you do?
The BHA consults with its members on the subjects of assisted dying / assisted suicide / voluntary euthanasia, through our newsletters, web forums and local humanist group discussions. We welcome your comments on these subjects, which help us to form our campaigns. To date, members have rarely expressed opposition to the legalisation of assisted dying, provided that there are adequate safeguards in place to protect patients, their families and doctors.
You can write to your MP and ask him or her to support moves to legalise assisted dying for the terminally ill.
You can support the BHA by becoming a member. That helps in itself, and you can help even more by supporting our campaigns in the ways suggested above. But campaigns also cost money – quite a lot of money – and we also need financial support. You can make a donation to the BHA.


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A green screen, including the essential equipment, allows people of all ages to stand in front of the green screen and perform a weather forecast, just like on TV.
WASHINGTON ŌĆö Talk about a summit in the making.
Friday, the White House announced that President Obama would be visiting ŌĆ£central PennsylvaniaŌĆØ next week ŌĆö specifically, Feb. 2 ... Groundhog Day.
Could it be that the President of the United States and Punxsutawney Phil are getting together for a meeting of the minds during AmericaŌĆÖs Second-Favorite Holiday?
What would they talk about? Health care? The economy? Using some of Punxsy PhilŌĆÖs life-extending elixir for that upcoming 2012 election?
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ŌĆ£ŌĆÖJust bring some beer,ŌĆÖŌĆØ he said Thursday. ŌĆ£ThatŌĆÖs my role. They have their jobs, and I just need to bring the beer.ŌĆØ
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The current contract, which was approved in June 2007, and was retroactive to July 1, 2004, and expires June 30.
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To make her day special and grand, I dream of seeing seventy roses in her hand.
To make this dream complete and true, I will need some help from all of you.ŌĆØ
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Your ideas for homemade earrings probably don't include egg cartons, right? Well change the way you think about DIY jewelry designs and create your own Recycled Egg Carton Earrings. These danglers are sophisticated, pretty and oh so versatile.
- Egg carton (fibre paper type)
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Cut desired shape from flat portion of egg carton.
Using brush tip, apply turquoise ink on both front and back and on sides. Let dry.
Apply chalk ink over turquoise ink, applying just enough color for a dry-brush effect. You only want to highlight the raised portions with the chalk ink. Let dry.
Punch holes for jewelry findings.
If desired, spray front and back with spray sealer in matte or gloss. Please note that it will take many coats to get a glossy finish on the earrings because the fiber paper really soaks it up!
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Mark DanielsMark Daniels is a broadcasting veteran of more than 30 years, and currently serves as the Programming and Marketing Manager of WFIL/WNTP in Philadelphia. His daily talk show and On the Mark commentaries have consistently won top honors from the PA Association of Broadcasters, as well as past awards from the Philadelphia Press Association, Excellence in Media, and others. Daniels serves as host of the nationally-syndicated Christian ministry program, The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Montgomery Boice. He is a church elder and Bible conference president. Mark Daniels can be heard weekdays at 4pm ET on www.wfil.com, and The Mark Daniels Show can be seen weekly on WBPH-TV 60 (WBPH.org).
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Rarely does one encounter such a man as Hal Raymond. Mr. Nettleship, to be more precise, for that is how I knew him before 1983, the year I joined him in working at WSBA Radio. It is a tribute to Hal's humility that I didn't know they were one and the same guy.
Indeed, I was quite surprised some 22 years ago to learn that the polite, often shy man I had met a number of times in my childhood years was, in fact, someone I had idolized since grammar school. Could it be that Kevin, Julie, and Kari's dad was the "Morning Mayor?" The phenomenal drive-time DJ that had dominated the radio waves--and my respect--for decades? How had I never discovered that one of the largest legends in my life was also...my neighbor?
The answer to that question is a testament to the kind of man Hal Raymond was. As I near the quarter-century mark in my own career, I can report with some authority that kindness and selflessness are not character traits common to those in the radio business--this reporter included. Yet, such was the very nature of Harold Raymond Nettleship. In fact, I discovered over time that not one person could recall his speaking ill of anyone.
Conversely, Hal was an encourager; he helped lightened one's burden with his quick smile and self-deprecating wit. As a private citizen, Hal volunteered tirelessly for local charitable organizations, and left a legacy that will last for generations.
But most who knew Hal Nettleship weren't aware that he was also Hal Raymond. He didn't "lead" with the fact that he was "radio royalty;" Hal was secure enough in who he was as a person, that he didn't need to be celebrated as a genius. Yet, he was probably more deserving of such acclaim than most anyone I've met "in the business." For, as a radio personality, Hal Raymond was one of the best to ever stand behind a radio microphone; his ratings records will likely never be broken.
Mr. Nettleship--Hal Raymond--died last Monday from the ravages of ALS: Lou Gehrig's disease. Ironically, the cruel malady silenced that magnificent voice months before it claimed Hal's life. But there was nothing further that needed to be said. His wife, children, and grandchildren knew that he loved them: Hal was most generous with his time and affection. His friends needed no further assurance of how the man felt about them. Harold Nettleship always made sure that the needs of others were met first.
We must always learn something from the lives we admire, and I have gleaned much from Hal Raymond's example. He showed me that fame, and the accolades of men, are not something to be grasped or sought after. Hal taught me that my radio accomplishments will quickly fade in the collective memory, but what I do for others, when no one is looking, lasts forever. And I have learned that, although posthumous tributes are nice, they will never replace the act of simply picking up the phone, while one's heroes are still living. I made the mistake of waiting too long to thank Hal Raymond for his enormous influence in my life. That's why I had lunch with my dad after Hal's memorial service on Saturday. Some mistakes you don't make twice.


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Jackass star Steve-O is nursing a broken nose after a TV stunt with boxer Mike Tyson' went too far.
The zany stuntman stunned the audience at Charlie Sheen's Comedy Central Roast on Saturday, September 10, 2011, after repeatedly slamming his face into Tyson's hand.
He later took to his Twitter.com page to thank Tyson for the injury, writing, "Tonight I asked Mike Tyson for a black eye and I wound up with two black eyes and a broken nose. Thanks so much, Brother! @MikeTyson."
Steve-O assured fans he'll show off his bruises soon, adding, "I would post a photo of how messed up my face is now, but I'm going to look so much more awesome tomorrow, it's going to be worth the wait."
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Situado en la prestigiosa área del Lago Silver del Deer Valley, el Hotel Black Lodge es el lugar perfecto para familias y pequeños grupos que buscan vacaciones lujosas y relajantes para esquiar o un refugio en el verano. A sólo 180 metros de la base de la montaña de Deer Valley, las unidades son espaciosas y cómodas con el toque rústico de un hotel en las montañas. Incluye piscina exterior climatizada y jacuzzi para disfrutar al final de un dia en la nieva.
Swimming pool - outdoor
Hot tub - outdoor
Concierge desk
Fitness facilities
Complimentary self parking
Complimentary wireless Internet
Business services
Less than 250 yards to the lifts
Walk to shuttle for lift access
Park CityLess than 250 yards to the liftsWalk to shuttle for lift access
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Tiendas de alquiler
- Christy Sports - Deer Valley
- 350 Main Brasserie
- Butcher's Chophouse
- Chez Betty
- Easy Street Brasserie at The Sky Lodge
- Goldener Hirsch
- J&G Grill at The St. Regis Deer Crest Resort
- Riverhorse on Main
- Ruth's Chris Steak House - Hotel Park City
- The Glitretind Restaurant at Stein Eriksen Lodge
- The Mustang
- Westgate Grill @ The Westgate Resort and Spa - Park City
- Yuki Arashi
- Zoom
- Apex at Montage Deer Valley
- Fireside Dining (Deer Valley Resort)
- Mariposa (Deer Valley Resort)
- Royal Street Café (Deer Valley Resort)
- Seafood Buffet (Deer Valley Resort)
- Mountain Grill at The Yarrow Hotel & Conference Center
- Chimayo
- Ghidotti
- Grappa Italian Restaurant
Trip Cancellation Policy
- A $100.00 per person change fee will be assessed per change on any deposited reservation.
- Client will pay for any actual penalties assessed or rate changes incurred by the lodging, airline or other vendors.
- Cancellations received more than 30 days prior to arrival will be assessed $100.00 per person plus any fees and/or penalties assessed by the Lodging establishment and other vendors.
- If notice of cancellation is received 30 days or less prior to arrival, package is non-refundable. There is no refund for late arrival or early departure.
- No show, no refund.
- If purchasing airline tickets through us, they will be non-refundable once ticketed as mandated by the airlines.
Terms and Conditions
- These prices are in U.S. Dollars and were accurate when this quote was delivered; however, prices change over time. Prices and availability are not guaranteed until a deposit is made and confirmation is received from us. Final price is subject to any changes in governmental tax rates, airline fuel surcharges or guest service taxes imposed by suppliers. Any such additional charges will be added to the final price and are the responsibility of the client.
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