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Portfolio of Work
Work completed during the Master of Architecture degree program at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and professionally.
debo adeniyi debo adeniyi education Master of Architecture University of Illinois School of Architecture; Champaign, IL // Design Concentration Syracuse University School of Architecture; Syracuse, NY // Candidate; Full Design Advanced Standing Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies University of Illinois School of Architecture; Champaign, IL École Nationale Superieure d'Architecture de Versailles; Versailles, France professional AECOM Boston, MA SD, DD, CD phases Designer transportation studio_ projects: Riyadh Metro; Logan International Airport Terminal B expansion and renovation for United Airlines; Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority Green Line Extension Ball Square Station; JFK International Airport Terminal One Expansion Proposal Gensler New York, NY DD, CD phases Intern Architect education + work studio_ projects: Local Union 1199 SEIU Fit-Out; Boston Consulting Group interiors prepared construction document packages in collaboration with project manager/senior staff; sourced materials through vendor library and reviewed furniture specifications; created visualizations for client meetings and presentations Gensler Chicago, IL CD phase Intern Architect lifestyle flex II studio_ projects: PNC Bank Branch Prototype Rollout; New Frontiers Research Team prepared construction documents banking branch offices in illinois and wisconsin; proposed weekly test fits for existing branch locations in collaboration with senior associate/senior staff; assisted in standard digital organization for branch rollout variations; created visualizations for client meetings and presentations skills Revit Adobe Illustrator Autocad Adobe InDesign Rhino Adobe Photoshop 3DsMax Microsoft Office SketchUp+vRay research + reviews 185 Lexington Street #1 | Boston, MA 02128 | 617.970.5296 | email@example.com Syracuse University School of Architecture; Syracuse, NY Design Research Assistant // continuous folded surfaces University of Illinois School of Architecture; Champaign, IL Juror // sophomore level design Juror // junior level design awards "plotscape", d3 close the gap competition; new york, ny + houston, tx selected for exhibition gensler diversity scholarship national finalist edward c. earl prize in design nomination david ashby memorial scholarship in architecture university of illinois international scholarship university of illinois presidents award service architecture student advisory council mentoring program| mentoring member national organization of minority architecture students|activities chair versailles study abroad program student representative east st. louis action research project community outreach american institute of architecture students 01 interface hotel 02 Boutique Hotel nominated for Edward C. Earl Prize market economy International Competition: Emerging New York Architects 03 04 langley underground Museum for the history of grain and agriculture plotscape 05 International Competition: d3 Close The Gap selected for exhibit in New York City & Houston stitch National Competition: Architecture for Humanity 06 parallel bars International Competition: UIA Tokyo 2011 07 08 09 10 PNC Bank Branch Gensler Chicago glx extension: ball square station AECOM terminal b renovation + expansion AECOM sketches of europe Hand Sketching professional work project type Boutique Hotel duration 01 14 weeks location Project name interface hotel nominated for edward c. earl prize in design A hotel that uses the relationship of light and dark to provoke personal introspection. Chicago, IL studio critic Art Kaha Emerging out of the perimeter block typology so common to the urban environment of Chicago, the proposed hotel rises above the immediate site. The implementation of a lightweight, perforated facade engrosses the risen block, manifesting into an adorned sculpture. The facade becomes an interface, the intercon- nection between a hotel guest and the unique urban context. At once, the sculpted facade creates a play of light, shadow, and transparency while providing a distinct level of privacy within each room. B 10 11 open to below 12 open to below open to below 16 ground floor 1 ENTRY 2 VESTIBULE 3 RECEPTION 4 LOBBY 5 OFFICE 6 RESTAURANT 7 KITCHEN 8 DOCKING/LOADING 9 PARKING 13 B 15 14 5 first floor 3 2 B second-fourth floors 6 B 4 1 22 17 first floor 10 EXERCISE ROOM 11 EMPLOYEE BREAK ROOM 12 READING ROOM 13 DAY BAR/EVENING CAFE 14 SCREENING ROOM 15 MECHANICAL 16 STORAGE 7 21 open to below 18 8 9 open to below B 23 20 19 second-fourth floors 17 FAMILY UNIT 18 STANDARD EAST UNIT 19 CORNER UNIT 20 STANDARD SOUTH UNIT 21 QUAD UNIT 22 SINGLE UNIT 23 STORAGE ground floor B the perimeter the lift the block north perspective south perspective the "introvert" the "extrovert" the proposal section a T east elevation section b entry lobby + Atrium FACADE CONNECTION detail A. DOUBLE LAYER ANODIZED ALUMINUM PANEL B. VERTICAL HANGER ASSEMBLY C. METAL WALKWAY ASSEMBLY D. DOUBLE LOW-E GLAZING the screen A B C D AS A MECHANISM THAT MUST BE AT ONCE BOLD AND SUBTLE, THE INTERFACE EMPLOYS A LIGHTWEIGHT PERFORATED FACADE SYSTEM. THE BESPOKE QUALITY PROJECTS AN ICONIC IMAGE UPON THE URBAN CONDITION. typical east unit typical east unit convert existing foundations to plinth for transit station public food market community educational facilities form upper enclosure of food market project type International Competition duration Project name market economy a proposal for a public food market to serve the greater harlem community. 02 9 weeks location New York, NY Kevin Erickson KNEstudio studio critic Harlem is experiencing an unprecedented lack of access to quality food. This culturally vibrant epicenter is a food desert on the island of Manhattan. Recognizing this as a crisis for the expansive neighborhood, MARKET economy responds to the inevitable need for a permanent public market. At once, the pro- posed market performs as a meeting place for physical nourishment and social culture for the Greater Harlem community with additional support of Nourishing New York's educational food facilities and a water vehicle transit station. DESERT. This is Greater Harlem as it exists today. the current population is estimated at over 373,000 people. However, this population is only served with EIGHT dismal supermarkets and a plethora of small, insufficient bodegas. vacancy. There is an opportunity in Harlem's vacant lots to grow the necessary food to feed the community. learn. The new market facility, specifically the incubator, will teach the community to grow and harvest there own food. occupy. Incubator participants will then occupy the vacant lots of Harlem to grow food. sell. Participants will have the ability to return to the market with their newly cultivated food and sell their items in the public market. grow. Each participant will cultivate a vacant lot in the community. they will use the skills learned in the incubator to do so. curr ent p how will Harlem benefit from a public food market? har lem opu did you know there are only eight supermarkets in the greater harlem area? most low income harlem residents obtain their food from small nearby bodegas. lati on ap pro xim ate ly 373 ,00 0 people the market utilizing an existing transfer station structure operated by the city for trash collection, the project creates new produce rather than continue wasteful processes. incubator lobby offices classrooms incubator lounge auditorium lobby gallery open to below cafe ferry platform bridge bridge small boat dock ticketing hall test kitchens second floor cafe/lounge second floor first floor administration transit floor ground floor ground floor DN public market teaching auditorium upper lobby project type Museum duration Project name Envisioned an underground labyrinth for that provides a transition fromas the surrounding prairie. langley underground the discovery of agricultural artifacts from the an agricultural history museum encountered through a linear forecourt providing a transition from the surrounding prairie. Visitors first encounter the museum through a linear forecourt past and present, the parti ultimately translates into a horizontal plane that merges with the surrounding Midwestern landscape, mediated with a long intersecting vertical element that conversely emerges from the terrain. At its' 03 14 weeks location Langley, IL studio critic Vidar Lerum highest point, museum visitors are invited to ascend the tower to encounter and reflect on southern views of the prairie. Below the museum's surface, natural light enters the galleries through a series of skylights that illuminate the darkened volumes, provoking a sense of inescapable immediacy with the artifacts. existing grain elevator open landscape submerge galleries intersect with observation tower observation admin admin cafe/ gift shop scholar offices/library studio auditorium entry main gallery mech. small exhibits archive small exhibits galleries observation + views main circulation service access forecourt railroad parking existing grain elevator main access n site plan C 15 D cafe AA 14 B +1 cafe floor E 20 C C 4m 19 14m C 18m 18 20 service drive 17 temporary exhibit 19 15 D D D gift shop permanent collection A AA 4m 15 17 B 14m 16 C 14 16 13 BB lobby/reception 16 15 9m D 14 12 14 BB loading/ receiving auditorium 14 +2 gift shop floor C D 6m 15 11 10 12 13 11 storage archives 13 open to below 9 13 10 14 15 C 8 12 BB 12 9 small items exhibit 10 11 7 studio 5 9 6 9 7 restoration lab/ preparation lab 4 8 5 7 8 15 storage 6 10 8 11 BB D 3 existing grain elevator reading room 7 2 6 3 observation lodge 1 5 2 5 6 scholar open offices 4 1 mechanical room 3 2 3 14 4 +0 ground floor D AA 3m 1 C C AA D floor plans: levels -1 through +5 E D -1 floor +5 observation floor A B A B C 14 2 1 15 4 14 15 16 18 14 A 15 small exhibits gallery metal scrim armature permeable concrete pavers standing seam metal panels ipe wood rainscreen frosted glass skylights corten steel retaining wall steel joists column + slab structure gallery roof and tower structure building materials axonometric exterior from gallery roof project type International Competition duration 04 2 weeks location Project name plotscape selected for d3 exhibit in new york city and houston A leisure park reimagining the east river greenway for the 21st century. New York, NY Kevin Erickson KNEstudio studio critic Working with tactics centered on the speed and spectacle of the city, PLOTscape provides a strategy to transform and augment the public eastern edge of Manhattan. New York City is full; the city dweller is constantly bombarded with the fullness of imagery, people, sound, and speed. Responding to the ubiquitous *team: Philippine d'Averstaedt+Katherine Palarz density of the metropolis with opportunities to slow down and escape, the tectonic scape of various-sized plots provides a gradient of scaled interaction ranging from large groups to the isolated individual. The armature mediates the speed of urban activity as one progresses from the edge to the isolated plots at the extent. project type National Competition duration Project name stitch a masterplan which capitalizes on a prototypical intervention for a spiritually segregated southern city. 05 8 weeks location Charleston, SC studio critic Lori Brown + Brett Snyder Anne Munly This proposal will begin to stitch some of Charleston's best features in its dynamic neighborhoods. Expanding the program's area to incorporate a nodal-specific congregation amenity, three transit hubs for light rail trains and existing city buses will provide an outdoor urban space. A large grandstand seating device original team: Scott Bascom+Trevor Manders is placed on each site which allows for people to be involved in interactions in flexible arrangements. These solutions create a community fabric, which will break down the solidarity of cultures which presently exists. These new centers will play a key role in the culture revolution of Charleston. sumter ashley river + rutle dge calhou r n + ut ? me ng eti st ge led reet + ad bro cooper river proposed light rail route existing bus route existing highways existing boat docks religious centers 100+ religion charleston religion by percentage Aside from being one of the oldest cities in this country's history, it was at one time one of the largest cities in the Colonial States. Charleston was able to prosper in its early days, in part, because of its stance on religious freedom. Charleston is known as "the holy city" and this can be seen through the skyline and its abundance of iconic religious structures. Charleston's religious tolerance has contributed to the culture of Charleston by providing residency for members of different faiths from different cultures and countries. baptist other catholic isolation religious claim while Religion has contributed to the diversity of Charleston's population; however, there remains a problem within the diversity of the city in that its residents remain segregated by their demographic. one's allegiance to his or her church partially eliminates an opportunity for meeting and integration with other religions, denominations, races and social classes. Many of the churches in Charleston provide education and community centers for its youth and events and festivals for its members. half instead of using the competition site... ? what if we expand amenities throughout the city? meeting street + broad sumter + rutledge calhoun + rutledge project type International Competition duration Project name parallel bars A research and institutional facility envisioned for japan's aging population in 2050. 06 14 weeks location Tsukuba, Japan studio critic Botond Bognar The key to Tsukuba's prosperity in 2050 is visible today. In reaction to the strong presence of an existing north-south thruway along the site, this proposal centers around the introduction of a parallel spine which contains two large flexible research facilities to bind this divided condition. The addition of a continuous park space running atop the 7m high research hub provides a substantial public recreational passage with access to a medical institute, housing facilities for permanent residents and an aging population, as well as auxiliary program for global welfare and international guests. existing road 19 research park educational facility proposed cross axial road pond existing green space tsukuba technical university planed housing proposed cross axial road res earc hp on d hp research annex d pon e res res arc earc h sup ply on d tun ne l sma ll c reek hospital 237 arch rese d roa road 408 50m 25m 100m maglev transport system university of tsukuba wC program rF rA rT program summary welcome center summary research [facilities+annex+towers] 75 hectares Guests of the research site are greeted by a large cantilevered structure located directly over the intersection of existing road19 and the proposed cross-axial road. Amenities include a large cafe and auditorium with views to the extents of the site, as well as direct access to the site transportation system. eC program As the largest program on the 30 hectare site, the research facilities are home to an unprecedented 1000m long continuous flexible hub. Research is centered on the strength of Japan's existing science and technology resource. The addition of water purification strategies focused on stemming the global need for potable water in developing nations are explored in the various research ponds across the site. elderly care facilities summary Facilities for the aging population are laterally connected to the research hub via an extension of the continuous park. The ramped structure houses private care facilities across two levels with the lower leading to the heavily forested area. iR program international responsibility headquarters Dozens of global organizations including UN, WHO, and Red Cross are housed in a large easterly complex. Offices and conference rooms are placed under a large public landscape roof. An extended plaza with small-scale retail along its perimeter is accessed from the continuous park or existing green space to the far east. summary small scale retail below park level dispersed research? hC program summary housing commons Living facilities for both permanent and temporary residents are located in the northwest section of the site. Density is encouraged through stacked housing while premium apartments are lifted slightly off of the surface. All facilities are connected to the research hub and continuous park via a pedestrian bridge. mI program summary bridged research? medical institute The medical institute contains classrooms, demonstration laboratories, a large auditorium hall, and cafe. The continuous park extends and slopes towards the east to form a large plaza space at ground level. Access to the research hub is facilitated through elevators located at the entrance to the institute. centralized research park access ramp continuous park surface research light well research zone curtain wall system pedestrian passage continuous park road 19 research facilities project type Project name pnc bank: Gensler Chicago branch offices duration 07 location 12 weeks summer 2011 Chicago, IL client PNC a leed silver certified prototype for pnc offices throughout chicago, surrounding illinois suburbs, and wisconsin. Work completed as part of the Gensler Chicago PNC Bank branch rollout seven-member project team. Individual contribution consisted of preparation of extensive construction documents in Revit Architecture as well as 3D visualizations with 3DStudioMax and Adobe Photoshop. Additional duties were dedicated to creating client and municipal presentation documents utilizing Adobe Illustrator and InDesign. ��� project type AECOM duration Project name glx extension: ball square station a new at-grade station for boston's existing green line T that will serve the nearby somerville and medford communities. 08 8 months location Somerville, MA Client MBTA Work completed as a designer with AECOM Boston. As the lead junior designer for Ball Square station, my contribution included reviewing and designing the post 30 percent Revit-based architectural scope received from a previous consortium. Extensive design development efforts went into adapting the proto- typical design criteria established through the MBTA. The final deliverable included two construction documentation packages at an interim stage and a full 60 percent pricing set, both of which were assembled in Revit. project type AECOM duration Project name terminal b renovation + expansion 09 2012 - present location Boston, MA client Massport a new airport terminal and expansion serving united airlines Work completed as a designer with AECOM Boston. As a designer, my contribution included creating multiple facade studies exploring both color interlayer and fritted glazing options for the client. The horizontality of the parti expressed in the color gradient frit option was ultimately chosen. Additional design development efforts went into interior design presentations for airport concourse zones as well as wayfinding signage and arrival lobby studies. a market in Mykonos project type Analog Sketching duration Versailles Study Abroad Project name sketches of europe 10 2008-2009 location Europe studio critic Jim Warfield Alejandro Lapunzina a selection of analytical and hand sketches completed throughout travels in western europe. In order for one to create architecture, there must be a significant study of the environments which they are development for. It is necessary for any successful designer to fashion a deep passion for the analysis and documentation of the physical. The following is a visual journal of my observations, both of architec- ture of the present and the past. All sketches were completed during the University of Illinois School of Architecture study abroad program in Versailles, France. A street in Mykonos Metro System - Bilbao Guggenheim Museum - Bilbao A street in Mykonos Sailboat passing through Delos


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Child trafficking case stirs suspicion of court
BAGUIO CITY, Philippines—A court here started a clarificatory hearing on the rescue in June of three Bulacan teenagers allegedly hired as sexual partners by a foreigner who managed to slip away from authorities without facing child abuse charges.
At a July 18 session, Baguio Regional Trial Court Judge Mia Joy Cawed required the Department of Social Welfare and Development and members of the police's Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) to explain the circumstances behind the June 6 rescue of three teenage girls from Bulacan, who were allegedly lured to the summer capital by an Oman national.
Four CIDG officers have been relieved pending investigation because the Oman national had disappeared while under their custody, said Chief Supt. Benjamin Magalong, Cordillera police director.
Police have declined to identity the foreigner because of the ongoing investigation.
The Oman national, police said, was initially detained along with a suspected Filipino pimp.
But Magalong said the foreigner was later taken out of prison by CIDG personnel to supposedly undergo inquest proceedings before he was returned to the Baguio City Jail.
The Oman national, however, was not in jail when police checked, he said.
The Bureau of Immigration has been coordinating with the Philippine National Police to trace the foreigner's whereabouts, police said.
The CIDG did not provide details about the rescue of the three girls, but Magalong said it was overseen by the Office of the City Social Welfare and Development Officer.
But the rescued girls were placed under CIDG custody instead of a social worker, which irked Cawed.
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Don't feel bad in the least. We all had parents and some of us were even 'honors' students (in what subjects I can't say). You do have to pick your battles wisely.
I have been following this thread but am in somewhat sunny Florida right now and will be back in frigid NY tomorrow night. I would be happy to help pick up where Mr. Wuffles left off.
So the preferred dates where Jan. 26 (Mon), 27 (Tues) &/or 28 (Wed)?
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Summer in Denmark | July 27-Aug 2
The fourth of The Copenhagen Post's six summer sections. This week, we head to Frederiksberg, look for Paris in Copenhagen, sail to Ærø and discover Funen
SUMMER IN DENMARK Summer in Denmark: 27 July - 2 August 2012 Frederiksberg, fairest of all Paris, Denmark Authentic, charming, �r� Discover Funen Free access to 70 museums and attractions in the entire metropolitan area Denmark's only English-language newspaper See more at copenhagencard.com Summer in Denmark: 27 July - 2 August 2012 Neighbourhood safari | Frederiksberg The city within the city By Elise Beacom F ROM THE OUTSIDE, Frederiksberg might look like a part of Copenhagen � but this leafy district stands alone, and it's considered Denmark's fifth largest city in its own right. The neighbourhood, located west of the city centre, is particularly popular among hip young families. These pram-pushers relocate to Frederiksberg when their family empires start expanding beyond the confines of a small apartment. Big parks, wide avenues and houses with gardens are commonplace, and it is those open spaces that attract so many affluent young families to the area. Seeing strikingly attractive men accompanied by a baby stroller or feeding the ducks at Frederiksberg Gardens is a regular occurrence here. With its history firmly cemented in the upper-class, Frederiksberg was once home to Denmark's royals. The district dates back to 1651, when King Frederik III allowed 20 Danish�Dutch peasants to settle and farm the land around All�gade that had previously belonged to the royal family. But the farming was unsuccessful and most of the town burned down in 1697, leaving the peasants unable to pay their taxes. In fact, to this very day, lower tax rates remain a legacy in Frederiksberg. And while area is considered upper-class, it is well-balanced by the clusters of students and new families who call the district home. Hellerup N�rrebro �sterbro Frederiksberg Christianshavn Vesterbro DO In an area bursting with lush green parks, it's no surprise that Frederiksberg has one of most attractive and expansive gardens in urban Denmark. Frederiksberg Have is a wonderful spot to have a picnic and throw a frisbee on a warm day. If time is on your side, take a boat tour through the gardens or meander through the labyrinth facing Pile All�. Adjacent to the park, with its main entrance on Roskildevej, is Copenhagen Zoo. In addition to featuring a savannah where various animals can roam and interact, this is the only zoo outside of Australia that has Tasmanian devils on display. The nearby Frederiksberg Palace offers monthly tours, and City Hall on Smallegade is another impressive structure � it may have been built so large due to its rivalry with the City of Copenhagen. For another taste of Danish culture, Storm P Museum, at Frederiksberg Runddel, celebrates the drawings of Robert Storm Petersen, a famous Danish artist and author. OUR PICK! AFTER DARK When it comes to nightlife, Frederiksberg is a quieter part of the city, but the district does offer a few good nightspots. On Julius Thomsen Plads, Forum is an excellent live-music venue that attracts some of the world's biggest bands and hosts various cultural festivals. For another generous dose of culture, some wonderful local productions take the stage at Betty Nansen Theatre on Frederiksberg All� � though many of the performances are in Danish. If salsa is more your style, Caf� Kellerdirk, also on Frederiksberg All�, comes to life at nightfall; for beginners to the sassy salsa, an instructor leads the way on Mondays. Or there's the much smaller and cosier Caf� Intime � decorated with flickering candles, coloured lamps and a cluttered interior. This quaint All�gade bar somehow squeezes in a piano when live jazz and classical-music acts play there. And if you have a hankering for Eastern European beer, Caf� Svejk on Smallegade will satisfy. Forum. There's always something going on at this venue, like the Japanese Festival Aug 18-19. (Julius Thomsen Plads 1) SHOP Food is the overriding theme on V�rnedamsvej � one of Frederiksberg's cutest shopping areas. This street of mouth-watering treats is located between Vesterbrogade and Gammel Kongevej. If you're hosting a dinner party, Le Gourmand sells French foodstuffs, and Helges Ost has delectable cheeses and Italian specialties like olives and sausages. To wash it all down, Juuls has a great selection of European wine and whisky, and the classy chocolate store Summerbird will melt any chocoholic's resolve. To dish up these treats on some equally exquisite dinnerware, the place to visit is the Royal Copenhagen Factory Outlet on S�ndre Fasanvej. For something to wear, Sams�e & Sams�e is good for young ladies and gents who like to stay on trend, or visit the shopping mall Frederiksberg Centeret on Falkoner All� for designer brands. And if all else fails, the Frederiksberg flea market, located behind City Hall, runs most Saturdays during the summer. OUR PICK! Copenhagen Zoo. You can sneak a peek at just the elephants from Frederiksberg Have if you don't fancy monkeying around inside. (Roskildevej 32) OUR PICK! EAT Going out for brunch is one of life's simple pleasures. And in Frederiksberg, there are plenty of mid-morning meal options available. Caf� Granola on V�rnedamsvej has a vintage, 1930s atmosphere with nostalgic d�cor and dishes to match; the freshly squeezed juice will give you the get-upand-go you need to start your day. Laundromat Caf� is another fantastic brunch spot. The newest in the Laundromat series, this charming venue on Gammel Kongevej makes doing laundry much easier to stomach. For another novel experience, try a regular-sized coffee at the World's Smallest Coffee Shop on Tullinsgade. What this tiny caf� lacks in size (it has only five seats), it more than makes up for it with its larger-thanlife atmosphere � and the world's smallest hotel is located just upstairs. Bj�rnek�lderen on Frederiksberg All� has yummy sm�rrebr�d, and at the upper end of the price scale, Formel B on Vesterbrogade pairs quality Danish ingredients with French cooking techniques. Granola Caf�. The set brunch menu at this bustling little caf� will leave you feeling content and satisfied. (V�rnedamsvej 5) Sams�e & Sams�e. For modern, easy-to-wear clothing in that minimalistic Scandinavian style. (V�rnedamsvej 12) OUR PICK! NEXT WEEK: CHRISTIANSHAVN 2 Summer in Denmark: 27 July - 2 August 2012 Kulturklik.dk � Your click to museums & experiences. Enjoy summer at Copenhagen area museums. Spec 3 Ma al exh i y�2 3 Sep bition teMb er i FREDERIKSBORG THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MUSEUM In THE wORLD CASTLE OPEN ALL DAYS CONTEMPORARY ART AND DESIGN IN DIALOGUE WITH CRAFTS FROM THE 1700'S NikoliNe liv ANderseN "The dANce of The deAf ANd dumb eye" PhoTo: Nicky de silvA ROkOkO- mania Rococo-mania is an unconventional museum experience that explores rococo as a phenomenon of the past as well as the present. 3 EXHIBITS ALL SUMMER OPEN TILL 10PM TUESDAY--FRIDAY FREE ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS EVERY DAY 11AM--5PM 6/30--8/12 louisiana.dk www.dnm.dk DeSignMuSeuM DanMark - breDgaDe 68 / 1260 k�benhavn k IslamIc art EuropEan art DanIsh art 100% IRISH OwNED AND MANAGED IN tHE HEARt Of COPENHAGEN! � LIVE SPORtS: fOOtBALL, GAA, RUGBY � POOL � DARtS � tABLE fOOtBALL � SMOKING ALLOwED tRADItIONAL IRISH PUB GAMMEL KONGEVEJ 23 � tEL. 33 31 52 49 www.KENNEDYSBAR.COM 24 JUNE - 21 OCTOBER 2012 foto: Jens Frederiksen � layout: annafalcono � 2012 Christ various replicas tuEsDay anD frIDay 13-17 wEDnEsDay 10-21 thursDay 10-17 saturDay anD sunDay 11-17 monDay closED KronprInsEssEGaDE 30 DK 1306 copEnhaGEn K t +45 33 73 49 49 www.DavIDmus.DK aDmIssIon frEE Sunday to Friday from 12 to 16 (unless there are religious ceremonies) Domkirkens Museum � K�benhavns Domkirke � Vor Frue Kirke N�rregade 8 � 1165 K�benhavn K www.domkirken.dk VISIT DANISH PALACES AND GARDENS PICK U P A FR EE GU I DE AT TOU R IST I N FOR M AT IONS, HOT ELS OR PA L ACES OR SEE I T ON SLK E.DK SLKE.DK 3 Summer in Denmark: 27 July - 2 August 2012 Your click to Copenhagen area museums & experiences Nicholas Bro, 40, actor " Feeling cooped up in Copenhagen? If you've got a touch of wanderlust but can't get out of the city, why not make a grand tour of Europe in your hometown? There are plenty of places where you can experience the best of some of Europe's great metropolises. This summer, we'll take you to Berlin, Amsterdam, Rome and Paris � without ever leaving the Copenhagen area. Next destination: Paris. By Julie W. Tovgaard I've been living in the same flat near the National Museum since I was 12, so I've been there more times than I can count. Sundays were always free, and that was my chance to get away for a little while. The permanent collection at the National Gallery is also special to me. I was there a lot during my teenage years. I wanted to be an artist, so I took lessons with an artist who showed me how to look at the paintings in a different way. He told me to walk through quickly and try to capture everything I saw. Then I had to do it again. Eventually, I became pretty familiar with the collection. The Glyptotek was another museum I visited a lot. I always had the place to myself, which is great when you're a teenager and just want to be alone. When I turned 18, I decided I wanted to be a rock star and stopped going to museums entirely. "The visual arts are easily approachable, but few really show much interest in it. That's kind of a shame, but it's probably because people want something more social. The performing arts, on the other hand, are a more social art form, and probably one of the most advanced forms of art we have. I consider film to be far behind theatre as an art form. Film can only express itself in realist terms, but theatre has so many other forms of expression to turn to. But, like visual arts, performing arts appear to only be the select few. The visual arts will never go out of style � we'll always perform for others � and that means that people will never question their validity as an art form. The narrow appeal probably has a lot to do with the way we're brought up to see it. It's kind of like when people say that literature doesn't appeal to them, even though they may not have read more than 12 books in their lives. It's just a matter of trying until you find something you do like. "We need to keep hold of our historic places, if only because losing them would be unthinkable. You can't turn away from your past without creating a society right out of `1984' � a society without common identity or any sort of relationship to the past. I find that to be just too dark a thought. It's like blowing up 2,000-year-old Buddha statues because you aren't a Buddhist." By Marie Louise T�xen HETHER IT'S FOOD, fashion or fine art, there's no escaping the influence of Paris. Copenhagen, too, has taken some of its inspiration from the City of Cities. Start by visiting the National Gallery's French collection, which houses paintings, sculptures, drawings and ceramics from one of history's most creative periods. All of the artists featured in the collection have ties to Paris. While they contributed in some way to the city's thriving art scene between 1900 and 1930, they also shocked the middle-class with their W abstract and expressive works. The National Gallery houses works by Picasso, Derain, Braque and Matisse, who receives special attention with his own special permanent exhibit. After the museum, head over to Den Franske Bogcaf�, a French bookstore and caf� on Fiolst�de, to discuss expressionism over a cup of caf� au lait and a petite madeleine or while you browse the headlines in Le Monde. Next, head north out of the city to Hiller�d to explore Denmark's answer to Versailles. Frederiksborg Castle is Scandinavia's largest Renaissance building, and no expense was spared during its construction. Frederiksborg was intended to be a symbol of King Christian IV's power and to impress other European rulers of the day. The Versailles-inspired castle gardens are worth a visit in and of themselves: here, you can both enjoy the symmetry of a baroque garden and the more relaxed atmosphere of a wild garden. On your way home, visit the Ordurpgaard Museum in Charlottenlund. Founded by merchant Wilhelm Hansen, the museum is stocked with the multitude of French pieces he was able to purchase through his business connections. His home became a gallery, and he opened it to the public in order to introduce Denmark to French art. The museum's collection has works by Monet, Morisot and Pissaro, and their motifs include everything from idyllic agrarian scenes to grim depictions of the rise of industrialism. Looking for the flavour of a Parisian market? Head down to the new Torvehallerne marketplace on Israels Plads in central Copenhagen. There, you'll find fish, cheese, herbs and plenty of other delicacies for the perfect French-inspired meal. Hungry for something now? Queue up at Ma Poule and order one of its famous sandwiches with confit de canard. Still have room for more French flavour? End your Parisian visit at L'�ducation Nationale on Larsbj�rnsstr�de. There, you can order authentic French cuisine served on red-checked tablecloths to complete the bistro atmosphere. Bon app�tit! 4 Photo: Isak Hoffmeyer Europe in Copenhagen ... My museum where I experience art Summer in Denmark: 27 July - 2 August 2012 Your click to Copenhagen area museums & experiences Events � WHO ARE THE DANES? FROM ABSOLUTE MONARCHS TO THE MODERN WELFARE STATE What is a Dane, and which historical events have influenced Danish culture over the past 350 years? Find out during a guided tour of the permanent exhibition `Stories of Denmark: 1660-2000'. Please sign up at the Information Desk to attend. The guided tour takes place Tues Jul 31 at 11:00. The National Museum Ny Vestergade 10 Copenhagen K natmus.dk For Families THE FARMER'S ANIMALS Get up close and personal with the animals at the Open Air Museum. Feel rough chicken feet, soft lamb's wool or hard goat horns. Tours start at the R�m� farm building. Meet the farm animals Tues Jul 31-Thurs Aug 2. Tours begin at 10:30. Open Air Museum Kongevejen 100 Kgs Lyngby natmus.dk FIRST CLASS! A HUMOURIST REINTERPRETED BY EIGHT FANS In this exhibition, eight of cartoonist and humourist Storm P's biggest fans were chosen to create their own personal exhibition of his drawings. Their impressions of his work help to draw a picture of Storm P as an artist, illustrator, philosopher, humourist and satirist. Their vastly different selections underscore the diversity of Storm P's work and his ability to continue to communicate with us today. Storm P Museum Frederiksberg Runddel Frederiksberg stormp-museet.dk CIRCUS WORKSHOP FOR THE FAMILY Try your hand at juggling or hang from a trapeze under the watchful eye of a professional circus performer. There will be plenty of activities and lots of laughs at the Circus Museum's family workshop on Sun Jul 29, 11:00-12:30. Circus Museum Hovedporten 6 Hvidovre cirkusmuseum.dk Exhibitions Lee Friederlander: America by car In this exhibition, legendary master photographer Lee Friedlander compiles 192 black-and-white photographs � all taken from the interiors of rental cars � to draw a remarkable portrait of modern America. Friedlander creates visual encounters, where steering wheel and dashboard meet classic American landscapes, motels, monuments, trucks and road signs. We also sometimes get a glimpse of Friedlander himself in the side mirrors. The Royal Library, Black Diamond S�ren Kierkegaards Plads 1 Copenhagen K kb.dk � GUIDED TOURS OF THE DANISH JEWISH MUSEUM Get the inside story behind Daniel Libeskind's design for the museum housing 400 years of Jewish history in Denmark. The tour offers highlights from the museum's permanent collection, `Space and Spaciousness'. Tours available Fri Jul 27, Sun Jul 29 and Wed Aug 1 at 14:00. Danish Jewish Museum Proviantspassagen 6 Copenhagen K jewmus.dk Frida Zachariassen Frida Zachariassen was born in the Faroese town of Klaksv�k, and she has become a maverick in the world of Faroese art. Over the years � and in her characteristic form of expression � Zachariassen painted a modern chronicle of contemporary life in and around Klaksv�k, with many of her works depicting named people and places. And it is precisely this portrayal of mankind's affinity with nature that makes Zachariassen stand out in the field of Faroese landscape art. Nordatlantens Brygge Strandgade 91 Copenhagen K bryggen.dk Europe meets the world Europe is constantly changing and in constant dialogue with the world around it. Focusing on nine themes in European history, this exhibition tells the story of how Europe has interacted with other cultures over the past 2,500 years � from ancient Greece to the modern-day challenges of globalisation. The National Museum Ny Vestergade 7 Copenhagen K natmus.dk display were used as actual field equipment there, and they show signs of wear and tear from the deployment. The Royal Arsenal Museum T�jhusgade 3 Copenhagen V thm.dk Afgang 2012 Meet the next generation of contemporary artists when art gallery Nikolaj Kuntshal holds its second annual `Afgang' exhibit. Find out where up-and-coming artists are turning their attention. Art forms include installations, videos, paintings, sculptures, sketches, audio, performances and textiles. Nikolaj Kunsthal Nikolaj Plads 10 Copenhagen K nikolajkunsthal.dk A far-off war Daily life in a Danish army camp is presented in this hands-on exhibition, which recreates the sights and sounds experienced by combat soldiers in Afghanistan. Most of the items on Circus Museum ON LOAN p ly ho Ju ks n or y i W d a 30 us n 2. rc Su -1 Ci ery 11 Ev Masterpieces from Skagens Museum 4 May - 3 September 2012 SCULPTURE � ARCHITECTUR � PAINTINGS BERTEL THORVALDSENS PLADS 2, COPENHAGEN K OPEN TUESDAY-SUNDAY 10-17 WWW.THORVALDSENSMUSEUM.DK The Hovedporten 6 Hvidovre Sun-Thursday 11-15 www cirkusmuseum.dk . Open daily 11 AM - 5 PM Closed Mondays www.hirschsprung.dk 5 Summer in Denmark: 27 July - 2 August 2012 Island Hopping | �r� It doesn't get any more �r� oozes with idyllic charm, but what visitors might not notice is that this island is every bit as modern as it is historic By Jennifer Weitz-Clancy Poulsen charming than this UTHENTIC �R� is a small, fully functional island where the best of the old meets the best of the new. Protected from the harsh winds along the west coast of Denmark and the heavily salted waters of the Atlantic Ocean, archaeological evidence reveals that �r� was settled as far back as 11,000 years ago. It is an island brimming with history, historic places and historians ... while also being highly sophisticated in terms of green energy, heat production and a balanced lifestyle. Not accessible by bridge, �r�'s relatively remote location has led to a natural preservation of its old ways and unspoiled nature that attracts both new residents and tourists from around the world. Curious couples, artists and antiquers, families, fishermen and those wanting to indulge in outdoor activities in a safe and social atmosphere are all drawn to this location � which is definitely far from the madding crowd. The island once consisted of two distinct land masses connected by a small isthmus on the south-eastern side of the island, but land-building activities took place in the 18th and 19th centuries, and �r� now measures 88 sq km � about 4 kilometres between the two farthest points. Nevertheless, it offers an impressive 167 kilometres of coastline. And the unique shape of the island, with its many peninsula-like extensions and smaller islands off in the distance, lends itself to wonderful views at every turn. `Charm' is the key word on �r�: charming villages, charming houses and charming people abound. Modern structures are generally the exception, while quaint historic farmhouses and farmhouses from the early 20th century are the rule. In �r�sk�bing, once the island's central town, as many as 29 buildings are registered; the oldest dates back to the 17th century. And this is how the islanders like it. Local preservation initiatives resulted in �r�sk�bing receiving the Europa Nostra Cultural Heritage award in 2002, and similar joint efforts have allowed museums to restore commercial and A residential buildings that otherwise would have fallen into disrepair. In addition to buildings, these initiatives also extend to the restoration of the tall ships and shipyard buildings that are found throughout the island. Several buildings are worth a closer look: notably, Hammerichs Hus, a true classic in the centre of �r�sk�bing; the manor house at S�bygaard; and the lighthouse and golf course in Skjoldn�s at the westernmost tip of the island. It is also well worth the effort to include island churches and churchyards on your itinerary � these historic buildings have stories to tell, and provide a real taste of how Danish austerity combined with maritime and agrarian cultures to guide post-pagan spirituality. Visitors will appreciate the many diverse and delightful nature parks residents have preserved to protect wildlife habitats in recent decades. Among these are `Gr�sten Nor', a 3 sq km lowland constructed from shallow waters by a purposebuilt dam in 1856; it is home to deer, fox, hare, pheasants, migratory birds and unique plant species. Other favourites include the picturesque salt-marshes of Vits� Nor to the south and west; �r� Nature Park, a hilly, wooded area in the north-western part of the island, adjacent to the water where landowners co-operated to suspend land-use and encourage the land's natural development; and the steep coastal hills of Voderup Klint on the southern shore facing Germany � here, clay deposits and heavy rains caused the steep coastland to collapse, creating kelly-green terraced hills and striking waterside vistas. Guided tours are offered year round by local conservation groups, and tourists are always welcome to gently enjoy these areas on their own. But don't let �r�'s natural beauty and charming old buildings fool you: the island is also a well-established leader when it comes to high-tech communications and sustainable living. High-capacity telecommunications cables make it possible for residents to telecommute to work. Quaint �r� Geographically positioned just north of Germany, �r� is one of Denmark's sunniest communities. On a clear day, Germany is visible � but several delightfully situated Danish islands are within view almost every day. An integral part of the �r� island experience is the trip itself. Ferries depart from four locations: Fynshav, which connects �r� with southern Jutland and Germany; Faaborg, connecting to southern Funen; Svendborg, connecting �r� to that city's lovely tall-ship harbour, restaurants and professional services; and Rudk�bing on Langeland, providing access to south-eastern Zealand via Lolland and ferries travelling to Germany. �r� NEXT WEEK: M�N 6 Island Hopping | �r� Summer in Denmark: 27 July - 2 August 2012 Stay windmills from days gone by grace �r�'s landscapes, but numerous public and private initiatives have resulted in the placement of high-efficiency windmills that surpass the island's own energy demands. Beneath many villages' idyllic cobblestone streets lay pipes that deliver water heated at large solar-panel farms nearby; �r� was among the first to distribute heat and hot water by means of these farms. And having developed the world's largest such facility, the island's administrators are now topping that accomplishment with a major expansion, which is meant to serve as a model for similar development throughout the European Union. The best way to experience this mix of rustic charm and modern development � according to American travel guru Rick Steves (as well as this author) � is by bicycle. Families can take advantage of local paths near colourful cabanas and sandy beaches near the towns of �r�sk�bing and Marstal, while those wishing to cover greater distances can easily make use of managed routes throughout the island. �r�'s most recent addition, called Nevresti, should appeal to cyclists at every level. Starting in �r�sk�bing and extending for 3.5 coastal kilometres, this pleasant path awakens all the senses. It goes along the bay, bordered by wild roses and wheat fields, passing grazing sheep, boats, birds and fishermen's' huts, before joining with other paths that enable cyclists to wade in the water or enjoy a picnic lunch. Alternately, you can continue on to the Stone Age burial grounds (j�ttestue) in Kr�gn�s; the local airport, where island-sightseeing tours are highly recommended on sunny days; or further to Marstal for shopping and a bite to eat (approximate distance: a flat 10 kilometres). Planning ahead is easy by means of local historian and bicycle enthusiast Allan Harsbo's English-language website (www.bike-erria.dk/eng). Here, visitors can find guidebooks in English with cycle routes developed by the author, as well as options for booking bicycles in advance. It's the perfect way to balance fitness and fun with relaxation � as �r�'s locals have been doing for centuries. Eat �r� offers accommodations for every kind of traveller. Campers can take advantage of `primitive' campsites throughout the island, including covered shelters along the Nevresti bicycle path. Those visiting for a weekend will enjoy accommodations at island B&Bs, pensions and hotels. Many prefer to stay for three days to one week or longer, while some visitors want to work remotely and rent for longer periods; in this case, fully furnished vacation homes and apartments are most convenient. Networks of summer holiday-rental agencies can be found online. OUR PICK! Weekend warriors. Pension Vestergade with host Susanne is easily accessible, and offers unmatched service and charm year round. For those with more time, try a week-long stay at a guest house. Search for accommodations at feriepartner.com. Getting there Although it is possible to reach �r� by private boat, plane or helicopter, most visitors arrive by ferry. Reservations are recommended for travel with a car (aeroe-ferry.com). �r�'s restaurants tend to be seasonal with some open only in summer, after which their owners return to other jobs. Contact the tourist bureau for opening hours. Frequently open in �r�sk�bing are R�geriet � a smoked-fish caf� at the harbour and worth a visit for the smell alone � and Det Lille Hotel, situated across from the town's quaint duck pond and offering finer meals. Equally comfortable but with shorter seasons, Caf� Aroma offers healthy meals and homemade ice cream, and Restaurant Mumm serves delicious food in a charming atmosphere. Marstal has several pizzerias: a summer favourite (and serving the island's best) is Pronto Pizza at the yacht harbour. Also in Marstal are the restaurants Kongensgade 34 and Den Gamle Vingaard � both serve varied menus at reasonable prices and offer good service. For the best ribs in town, head to the harbour kiosk in S�by. To hear different island dialects � visit an island inn (kro). OUR PICK! Den Gamle Vingaard. For variety, service, outdoor dining, healthy options and quality, go to this favourite in Marstal (check opening hours at den-gamle-vingaard.com). Do OUR PICK! Hammerichs Hus. Located at �r�sk�bing Museum, this is a must-do year round, while summer guests should make a point of visiting Caf� Dr�sinen or attending the �r� Jazz Festival. Get local on �r�, and let the family fun begin in one of its three main towns, which offer unique children's playgrounds with barbecues by the sea. Enjoy archipelago waters by way of classic ships sailing out of Marstal and �r�sk�bing mid-week, or island hop with the island's newest skipper, Peter Kj�r. Bicycle enthusiasts will enjoy routes that run easterly via Nevresti or, more challenging, westerly towards Borgn�s and beyond. Those who appreciate antiques should check out the flea markets (loppemarked), including `Flintholmg�rd' in Leby or �r�sk�bing's quaint antique shop. Art is on display at shops and galleries across the island, and lively folk music at Caf� Dr�sinen is recommended. Classical music can also be heard here and, as with music festivals and other special events, it's best planned through the island's tourist bureau. Lovers should also beware � getting married here is very popular! Contact wedding arranger Louise Moloney with Danish Island Weddings. 7 Summer in Denmark: 27 July - 2 August 2012 Regional | Southern Jutland Denmark's green heartland Nestled between hectic Zealand and broad-shouldered Jutland, Funen is brimming with charm and hospitality By Jennifer Weitz-Clancy Poulsen ying in the centre of Denmark, Funen and the 90 islands of the Southern Danish Archipelago are linked by both cultural and commercial bonds. The region's larger and well-populated islands Taasinge, Thur� and Langeland are connected to Funen by bridge. More distant, the island of �r� is accessible by ferry from several ports (see page 7); the largest and most picturesque of these is the tall-ship harbour in Svendborg, Funen's second-largest city. Three smaller inhabited islands, Drej�, Skar� and Hjort�, can also be reached by ferry from Svendborg. The island of Funen is between Denmark's two largest land masses � Jutland to the east and Zealand to the west. Zealand, home to Copenhagen and a stone's throw from Sweden, is accessed by the Great Belt Bridge, which totals about 6.8 kilometres in length and has two major components, each meeting on the island of Sprog�. Formerly an isolated island in the strait separating Funen and Zealand, Sprog� was dramatically enlarged during bridge construction, which was completed in 1998. Passing motorists will undoubtedly notice the vast number of birds and other animals that make their Funen Visit Funen, the third largest of Denmark's many islands, to see south-central Denmark. Experience something different as you travel through rolling green hills, stop at roadside fruit, potato and freshflower stands, and enjoy the warm and welcoming Southern Danish Archipelago. With the major city of Odense easily accessible by train, you can head from the train station right to the city centre to visit Hans Christian Andersen's birthplace. For shopping or theatre, head out to the nearby Funen Village, where historic buildings have been re-established in a setting truly reminiscent of days gone by. Bring your family or meet up with friends for a day at Egeskov Castle, situated inland near Svendborg; many other manor houses also grace this most fertile of Danish landscapes. Travel through villages and along coastland by bicycle. And whatever you do, head south and set sail among the 90-plus islands sprinkled throughout the region's calm and lovely Baltic waters � here, you're sure to build memories to last a lifetime! L homes on Sprog� � and the island once also housed unwed mothers and other outcast women. The state-owned company operating the Great Belt Bridge established seven windmills in waters nearby in 2009; today, they generate enough energy to meet the bridge operations' power demands. On its western side, Funen connects to the Jutland peninsula by way of two bridges: the Old Little Belt Bridge, completed in 1935 and allowing limited car and train traffic today; and the New Little Belt Bridge, completed in 1970 and bearing most of the traffic between the two regions. Funen and its surrounding islands were first inhabited by hunter-gatherers after Denmark's last Ice Age, around 11,000 BC. Artefacts that reveal structures, bodies and implements used for survival have been found and excavated under the archipelago seas, with additional evidence showing up during road and farming operations. Consistently occupied and largely agricultural, Funen is known for its rich soil and good growing conditions; Danes affectionately refer to it as `the green island'. Roadside stands with potatoes and vegetables are common, and fishing villages offer delicious, fresh options for healthy, flavourful eating. Also due to its agricultural success, the area has many well-heeled manor houses, some of which have been turned into museums, conference centres, parks and hotels that welcome visitors. The region's centre has long been the city of Odense, which is centrally located on the island and home to a major port, initially developed in the 19th century. Also home to the island's largest hospital and university, it is the birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen. Carl Nielsen, the country's best-known classical composer, was born and raised in southern Funen near the town of Faaborg. Funen NEXT WEEK: ZEALAND 8 Regional | Southern Jutland Summer in Denmark: 27 July - 2 August 2012 Do Outdoor enthusiasts should set their sights on the well-networked Archipelago Trail, which crosses the sea and islands; it allows for healthy outdoor experiences that traverse farms, fishing villages, coastal vistas and historic sites (detsydfynskeoehav.dk). When the weather is good, seeing the islands by sea is a must. Organised or self-planned bicycle tours with ferry travel are a great way to accomplish this. Licensed sailors can rent boats online, and those who want to sit back while others take the helm can charter the schooner Fylla or take sail with captain and crew with the Maritime Center in Svendborg; fishing can also be included in these sailing trips. Be sure to visit local museums and experience Funen Village in Odense. If time permits, the Odense Zoo is recommended. OUR PICK! If you have the time, plan outdoor adventures that take advantage of the many opportunities found in the area. Otherwise, be sure to visit Egeskov Castle, which has something for everyone: well-maintained gardens, a car and plane museum, a labyrinth, tree-top walking, a farming museum, a caf� and � for an extra fee � access to the castle itself. Stay Opportunities abound. Kayakers, bicyclists and hikers can find free or inexpensive camping areas � called `primitive' tenting � by calling local tourist bureaus or using an interactive map (udinaturen.naturstyrelsen.dk). The map is only in Danish, but click on the box that says `overnatning' to the left, and select the desired area. The region's hostels (vandrerhjem) are usually well-suited for budget-minded travellers, including families. Many hotels are available with lodging by the sea, and castles offer a different kind of overnight experience. To get closer to local culture, vacation-home rentals, B&Bs and lodging in inns (kroer) can offer more intimate and down-to-earth experiences. Those who want to stay someplace off the beaten path can get a rental on a working farm (bondeg�rd); families are also welcome to participate. And Danish campgrounds offer micro-cabins in pleasant park-like settings. OUR PICK! Eat Food in the Funen region generally reflects the typical Danish menu of meat and potatoes, plus wine and dessert. But fresh seafood and healthy meals can be found with a little planning. Odense and Svendborg offer the greatest selection, but seaside villages and fresh-food stands should not be overlooked for excellent produce. For fine dining in charming surroundings, Michelinrated Falsledkro near Faaborg is recommended. For a few less kroner, visit Den Gamle Kro in Odense. Both offer accommodations as well as fine dining. Enjoy high-class meals at Hotel �r� at the harbour in Svendborg. And if you want a healthy, generous meal among the locals in Svendborg, head over to nearby Jettes Diner. Also worth visiting in Svendborg � especially if you are heading to the ferry � is Bendixens Fiskehandel, which offers great take-away. You can enjoy restaurants throughout the island region � just check ahead to make sure they're open. To fully experience Funen's charm, combine a visit to one of the region's quaint villages or towns with a stay at a pension or B&B. Be sure to check online sources for customer ratings beforehand. OUR PICK! Falsled Kro. For those who won't wince at the prices, this place hard to beat. For reliable, enjoyable healthy meals with outdoor dining, Jettes Diner is the hands-down pick. 9 a world of architecture & design exhibitions CAFe booKs/shoP Visit us at the harbour front in central copenhagen Strandgade 27 B 1401 Copenhagen www.dac.dk


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Anchored to a Canadarm2 mobile foot restraint, European Space Agency astronaut Christer Fuglesang, STS-128 mission specialist, participates in the mission's second session of extravehicular activity (EVA) as construction and maintenance continue on the International Space Station. During the six-hour, 39-minute spacewalk, Fuglesang and NASA astronaut John "Danny" Olivas (out of frame), mission specialist, installed the new Ammonia Tank Assembly on the Port 1 Truss and stowed the empty tank assembly into the Space Shuttle Discovery's cargo bay.
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I know this is a topic that has been coverd on the forum's for an extended period of time. I wanted to share the issue that we are having. We have Symantec Endpoint Protection 11 running on Windows 2008 Standard server, which then supplies antivirus protection to 3 Windows XP machines. They use hosted exchange through a 3rd party and have their email deliverd to Outlook 2010 on their machines. One indiviudal is not able to receive mail from someone at their sister company and they only receive the following message:
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We have disabled the Outlook and Internet Email Auto-Protect on the client's station but we are met with the same results. If anyone has any other suggestions or a possible resolution it would be greatly appreciated.
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Here's a link to the official corresponding Symantec article: Many Unexpected Pop-Ups from Symantec Email Proxy are Displayed
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That Email Proxy only examines messages for threats (worms, viruses, etc). It does not scan for spam: there are other products which provide that protection (Symantec Mail Security for MS Exchange). As far as I am aware it wouldn't be responsible for sending mails like the ones you have added to this forum thread.
All the same, I recommend that, as a best practice, steps are made to ensure that all clients are runnig the latest releases of SEP or SAV, have up-to-date definitions, and all MS patches are applied.
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I did not try a reinstall of the client. There really is no screenshot, the original email is replaced with the below email.
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|3 years ago :: Jun 29, 2012 - 11:01AM #21
The rightists never speak to what they are doing or what they are thinking. They are experts on what bleeding heart liberals do or think and I assume they do this by way of explaining what they do or think. I guess whatever they do or think is the OPPOSITE of what bleeding heart liberals or leftists do or think. I assume that is their point otherwise what is it with all this radiation of self righteousness.
Ashton Carter, Obama's nominee for secretary of Defense, oversaw development of the $1.5 trillion F-35 fighter jet, the most expensive weapon system in history. Extravagant funding for the F-35 has not precluded setbacks: in June of 2014, the air force suspended F-35 flight operations when a fire broke out on one of the jets during an attempted takeoff.
Carter, who is undergoing Senate confirmation hearings, also oversaw production of $50 billion worth of MRAP armored vehicles – thousands of which were scrapped shortly thereafter. Documents provided to RSN by the Pentagon's Defense Logistics Agency reveal that the U.S. government scrapped 2,417 MRAPs between 2008 and 2014. This represented a loss of over $2 billion worth of equipment, assuming an MRAP's average cost of $1 million.
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|3 years ago :: Jun 29, 2012 - 11:01AM #22
So .. what's next?? Are women and families who have more than 1 child going to be forced to pay a penalty tax if they don't buy birth control pills?? Are people going to have to pay a penalty tax if they don't buy a car that gets a minimum MPG??
This whole notion that a bunch of Beurocrats need to "mold society" in their image of what is the "greater good" is a real slippery slope.
Like I said ... I don't want to hear it when they pull a stunt, using the same method, on an issue that you disagree with.
I"ll just throw it back at ya .... "choose to be irresponsible" .. and ...[fill in the issue].
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|3 years ago :: Jun 29, 2012 - 11:49AM #23
Yeah, their image.
Molded in the Congressional Model.
Just below used car salesmen and and lawyers.
Ohhhhhh. Most of them are lawyers.....
Any man can count the seeds in an apple....
.......but only God can count the apples in the seeds.
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|3 years ago :: Jun 29, 2012 - 3:02PM #24
All the scaremongering and fantasies of "what might happen next" does what to prove your point? Not much, in my honest opinion.
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|3 years ago :: Jun 29, 2012 - 3:10PM #25
See, the Left have this secret plan to make us pay a 'tax' for refusing to have sex with animals. Obamacare is just a trojan horse for their real agenda.
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Buc'n Battle Report: Saint Searage?
Saint Searage?
It is only 14.1 innings and that proves absolutely nothing but Volquez's start of the season should at least have us thinking about our letters to Pope Francis asking him to name pitching coach Ray Searage a saint. After all a saint needs to have performed a miracle and if Volquez keeps pitching at anywhere close to this level I think we have one here.
Maybe there is no such thing
As a pitching prospect. The Pirates ranks took another blow this week as Luis Heredia was removed from his start after throwing just one pitch. The issue appears to be his shoulder and it is reported to be minor but this still isn't good news. Hopefully Heredia will be throwing again in a matter of days/weeks not months but shoulder injuries always worry me. Heredia was already nearing disappointment status after basically a lost 2013 season which saw him show up out of shape another set back would drop him down to just an ordinary prospect.
AAA Hitting
The story at AAA has been Gregory Polanco and his torrid pace but lost in all of that is the fact Andrew Lambo is starting to hit pretty well. It is still probably too early to have changed the Pirates minds but sooner or later he is going to have to get his shot over Ishikawa who after a good start is regressing back to what we knew was coming.
AAA Pitching
It is always nice to add depth and by adding Jeff Locke and Vin Mazzaro back in the ranks in AAA that is just what the Pirates did. Locke should serve as the sixth starter and with the shaky beginning the rotation has had he might be needed sooner rather than later. It is more difficult to guess as to what role Mazzaro will have as Hughes and Welker will likely be the top two options to fill a hole in the bullpen thanks to being on the MLB roster but if a reliever goes down with a long term injury the Pirates may turn to him.
Wei-Chung Watch
Two weeks into the season and amazingly enough Wei-Chung Wang still hasn't made his major league debut. The Brewers appear like they really want to hold on to him but don't want to play him. With their good start likely raising expectations you have to wonder just how long they can continue to field in essence a 24 man roster.
Central gets tougher
I hate to admit it but this Brewers team is a strong one. I still don't think they are the best team in the division that belongs to the Cardinals but I had a sneaky suspicion they might be able to challenge for the second spot and so far things are trending that way. Still the bullpen is playing over its head right now and the offense is performing at a level they aren't capable of maintaining so they will regress but even so I expect them to be in the race for most of the year.
I am quite amazed the Pirates have made it two weeks without having to make a single adjustment to the Opening Day roster. Such a thing usually doesn't happen as a player is bound to come up with a minor early season injury. Another thing that amazes me is just how regular the Pirates everyday lineup has gotten. Hurdle typically likes to mix things up a bit and with non cookie cutter platoons at 1B and RF I expected to see a good bit of it. Now as for if these things are good or not I think the former definitely is while the later well the jury is still out on it.
Morales and Drew?
With Morales and Drew still not signed the talk is shifting to them signing after the draft. Naturally with a hole at 1B and a struggling SS the Pirates are popping up as a potential landing spot. Given there is still plenty of flexibility in the budget a thing not a lot of teams have this seems like a reasonable suggestion. Personally I like the idea of signing Drew to give the offense a boost should Mercer not come around but I'm a bit more skeptical on Morales for the simple fact I don't really view him as an everyday 1B.
Week Ahead
More division games. I know just a little under half the games the Pirates play this year will come against their division mates but starting out with 26 such games in a row is a bit of a long stretch especially considering just how good the division is. I know most were hoping the Pirates would just come out firing but let's be realistic here if the Pirates can just hold their heads above water in their own division going a touch above .500 their playoff chances still look pretty decent. With all that being said the Reds aren't playing really well right now and the Pirates need to defend their home when the Brewers come to town.


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Increased efficiency behind Liverpool ascentWith the English Premier league beginning to look a little bit like the Liverpool show, let's take the opportunity to examine what a particular set of numbers says about this year's league.
Where to next for AVB?After eighteen months in charge of Tottenham Hotspur and less than a season on board at Chelsea, Andre Villas-Boas has now been dismissed twice from English football management.
Spurs/United a preview of what might eventually beLet's talk about neurology (again). Specifically, let's talk about the way the human nervous system deals with learning a new strategy – either a movement strategy or a new way of applying what knowledge you already have.
AVB in the gun?After a humiliating 6-0 shellacking from Manchester City, rumours suggest Tottenham coach Andres Villas-Boas is in danger of losing his job. Further information has him needing a quality performance this
Lloris injury highlights need for soccer concussion protocolsWhen Hugo Lloris shrugged off the Tottenham training staff and put himself back into Sunday's game against Everton to save the decisive penalty, public reaction moved quickly from curiosity to disbelief and then to rampant rationalization.
How individual EPL players impact matchesThe chart above details something of the relative contribution made by individual English Premiership players to their team performances: it maps the amount of goals scored and conceded per ninety minutes with each player on the field this season.
Spurs thriving on nickels and dimesWhen Spurs sold Gareth Bale to Real Madrid for a record sum this summer, the first question asked of the side was "How do you replace last year's 21 goals, four assists and 73 shots on goal" (language
Mourinho/AVB just the undercardMuch of the press surrounding this weekend's matchup between Tottenham and Chelsea has been about the fractured friendship of the managers, Andre Villas-Boas and Jose Mourinho.
Bale transfer to Real Madrid exposes disparityAs the narrative of Gareth Bale's transfer to Real Madrid careens towards its end pages, we look back on its lifespan with the typical, ho-hum shrug of fulfilled prediction that accompanies such uncomplicated, Cartlandian prose.
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That really isn't my point (although I'd certainly say she has enough "upstairs"). My point is that the standards for what people are calling "fat" are ridiculous. By that standard, most of the Playboy centerfolds of the 70s are fat. Marilyn Monroe would be considered fat today, especially compared to the twiglets being promoted by the fashion industry and Hollywood. And while some of the skinny girls look good that way, it's only a reflection of the times that someone of Wozniacki's build could even be remotely considered overweight.
As for Marta... well, you'd be hard-pressed to find better anywhere on Tour, that's for sure. But I wouldn't be surprised if a few posters here considered
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I agree with you on principle. Most people don't truly understand the beauty of a glorious set of curves on a woman. Get a load of Marilyn in "Some Like it Hot" and you'll cream your jeans. Now THAT, my friend, is a woman.
That being said, Marta is as close to perfect as any other woman on the WTA. I could look at pictures of her every day. I can't imagine anyone calling her fat. Not even close.
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Filipino artists called to join 6th International Manga Awards
MANILA, Philippines – Creative and innovative Filipino artists are being called to join in the Sixth International Manga Awards, the Embassy of Japan announced Thursday.
The Japan Information and Culture Center said in a statement that they were "inviting all creative and innovative Filipino manga artists to intensify their imaginative skills and make their own original masterpieces."
Manga is famous worldwide as Japanese comics and is greatly influential in Japanese popular culture.
"Filipino manga artists continue to take pride in creating unique masterpieces that eventually lead to global recognition," it said.
Filipino artists received recognition from the International Manga Award back in 2007, when the awards began, and in 2008, it said.
The awards "was created to recognize the contribution of manga artists and their significant role in the promotion of manga worldwide," it said.
"At present, manga has remarkably reached its ultimate hype and popularity and still continues to influence many comic book artists from around the world," the Japanese Embassy said.
For this year's awards, the winning Manga artist will receive a Gold Award while three distinguished works will receive a Silver Award each.
All winners will go to Japan for ten days to attend the Awarding Ceremony in Tokyo in January 2013.
Entries will be accepted up to June 15, 2012 according to the International Manga Awards website at www.manga-award.jp. Application forms and more information can also be found at the site.
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