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Saturday, April 18th, 2015
5:55 pm
Last January my spice tolerance, which was already fairly high, mysteriously jumped off the charts overnight. I haven't been even slightly challenged by a dish in months at this point. At first I was amused by my new superpower, but it's actually getting fairly annoying. I'm really missing the sensation of a tasty dish right on the edge of what I can handle! I at least managed to get a nice happy tummy glow going after lunch today at Thai Tom's, after begging them to make it extra extra extra spicy. That is also something I have been missing.
Oh well. There was a 9 month period in my mid-twenties where spicy food started giving me minor nosebleeds. (Weird not only for happening, but also for being minor -- I have a long history with nosebleeds, and they've always been gushers lasting for upwards of 30 minutes. This was just a random drip or two, like a slightly runny nose.) That was definitely worse.
Bodies are weird.
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Wednesday, April 15th, 2015
6:43 pm
An open letter to Elon Musk
Mr. Musk, you and SpaceX are on the verge of accomplishing something truly extraordinary. It looks inevitable that you will manage to safely land the first stage sometime very soon now. For this, you have my respect and admiration. But I humbly ask you to consider the historic nature that event, when it happens. Thousands of people will be watching the stream, hoping to share in the experience in some small way. Please, if at all possible, provide a live video feed of future landing attempts. A fully reusable rocket stage will be the greatest advancement in space exploration in most of our lifetimes. Let us watch it as it happens. Let us celebrate it
, not hours later squinting at a short looping Vine. Our generation has never had a One Small Step moment. Let us have this, please.
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Monday, April 13th, 2015
5:41 pm
I have become obsessed with the idea of thru hiking the
in 2017. Why then? It's far enough out I can reasonably think about making it happen. (Particularly saving up the money I'd need to replace the lost income.) And that would make it 10 years since
doing the Mackenzie
. And I'd turn 40 while on the trail. Seems auspicious.
So, yeah. Long time out. Every chance it won't happen. But that's what is eating my brain these days.
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Sunday, March 15th, 2015
8:37 pm
Inbox Zero
On September 17, 2008, Tony emailed me to remind me to update a configuration detail on the webserver I ran. I keep my inbox pretty clean, using it as a todo list as emails which need action come in. I never got around to fixing the server, since I hate messing with servers and the problem just never happened again, so that email was never archived. Others came and went, but it stayed, often alone.
Last summer that server died, and the web content got moved to a server managed by someone else. I still didn't archive the email, because I needed to ressurect the file archive part of that system for my personal use, and it served as a useful reminder.
Over Christmas break I finally retrieved all the contents of the file server, but I hadn't set up a server so I didn't archive the email.
Earlier this month I set up the server. I got the contents reinstated in it, even the ones that had been corrupted and had to be retrieved from ancient backups. I got my image indexing system running again, and modified it so I could still export images and groups of images to the web, even though that was now on a remote server. I set up an external drive, and scripts to back up the entire server to it, since 600Gb really isn't that much any more, so why not? (And an external drive is a lot easier to grab in case of a fire.) I went through the backlog of images that had built up since last summer, indexing them all. I even went through all my various external drives and laptops and found all the scattered bits and pieces that hadn't been consolodated properly, having built up over the last 8 years since I moved to Canada for grad school and no longer had the local file server to easily put them in.
And then... that was it. Everything was as good as I could make it. There were no more tasks to be done. My file and web infrastructure is complete again, better in many ways than it ever was before.
Tonight I archived the email. My inbox seems awfully empty without it. I didn't even remember what gmail looked like empty -- and I had never even seen mobile gmail empty, since it predated Android. It had become a symbol of the impossible goal, the task that you will never give up on even if you don't think it will ever actually happen. And yet it's done now. I feel kind of lost.
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Friday, March 6th, 2015
5:01 pm
Metaphorical inversion
It occurred to me to me today that saying "small world" when you see a weird coincidence is not only trite, it's exactly backwards. Weird coincidences aren't suprisingly common because the number of objects that can interact in the world is very small. They're common because
so much stuff is going on
, because the world is so much more insanely complicated than anyone can possibly imagine. The number of interactions is so astronomical, long odd events are constantly happening all around us.
It's a big world after all!
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Thursday, February 26th, 2015
6:47 pm
Pier 9
This is the residency I just applied to and rather desperately want to get into. It is pretty much everything I've ever thought of building if I won the lottery. There is much fretting.
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Saturday, February 21st, 2015
9:29 pm
Worldcon 2015
A couple years ago, watching the livestream of the Hugo ceremony, I joked I should have a Hugo base design in mind, just in case I was ever asked to make one. See, the base is different every year, usually made by a local artist. Not long after making that joke, some pretty cool ideas for a base popped into my head. So I decided to look into the process. Turns out, for the last ~10 years, it has been chosen as part of an open competition that anyone can enter. That was intriguing. And also right about then, it was revealed that Spokane would be hosting Worldcon in 2015, a frankly ridiculous turn of events. I'm from Spokane. I'd be a local artist. I had to submit something. It was, and I mean this in the least ironic way possible, a moral imperative.
For all of last year I had a background task thinking about how to construct it, taking a welding class just to build some new skills I'd need. Last September, I started prototyping. I ended up making a total of 9 different versions from paper, plastic and metal. I invented an entirely new workflow using 3D modeling, waterjet cutting, steel origami and 3D printed magnetic jigs. The end result was even better than I had originally imagined, if I do say so myself. I submitted it, and all but held my breath for 2 weeks.
And... I won.
So, yeah, I'm making the Hugo bases this year. For a Worldcon in Spokane, where I attended my first con 22 years ago. I'm making the bases for the
, an award that means more to me personally than all four of the EGOTs combined. A name that has graced the cover of pretty much all the most important books in my life, the ones that fundamentally changed the way I view the world and myself. One of my bases will join the Hugo retrospective exhibit, taken to every Worldcon from now until the end of science fiction. It's just unreal. I've known for a few days now, and I'm still wrapping my head around it.
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Tuesday, February 10th, 2015
1:18 am
Biking Figure
I was asked to do some live art for a bike appreciation event. It was canceled due to weather, but not before I had already done most of the prep work. So I decided to finish what I had started, just to see what it looked like.
In other news, I recently submitted a design for the 2015 Hugo base and should be hearing back on that fairly soon. (Can't share pictures of the demo piece yet, sorry.) I'm also about to apply for the Instructables Artist-in-Residence program, fall session. Maybe it's a bit selfish, but I'd really,
like to get both. That would be a very good year.
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Wednesday, October 29th, 2014
3:35 pm
Office verticality
I've been engaged in an self-consciously hipster, tech-industry-snob experiment this year. First I switched to a standing desk, and then this summer I bought a treadmill to make it a walking desk.
All the gory details here
All in all, I quite like it. (It helps that I simply like walking.) I definitely have far more stamina now. I did a 9 mile walk last weekend and didn't really even notice it. The added leg muscle definition is nice, as that's the one body feature over which I indulge in any vanity. On the downside, my legs are stiff more or less all the time now if I'm not walking, though I'm also a lot better now at just ignoring that as meaningless static. And, yes, it flatters my geek vanity: Look, I can solve this common problem with highly-visible technology in a way that runs counter to social expectations! Look how clever I am!!! But really, it just feels nice to be a bit more active. I'm curious to see how well it works over the winter, when I always tend towards more of a hibernative state.
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Thursday, October 2nd, 2014
1:39 am
I can't believe I've been making these birthday posts for 11 years now!
From September 4, 2013 to September 4, 2014 I...
...finally got a real lathe and a good horizontal bandsaw, completing this round of major shop upgrades.
...was the Ignition Northwest Pratt Scholar, and joined the INW Arts Council.
...made a (tiny) steam engine, a deadly tricycle, and many other silly things.
...entered and won the Longitude Punk'd competition, with my piece currently on display at Greenwich Observatory.
...started actively working on R&D stuff at work, signed my first patent application as a result.
...attended a Royal Society lecture, saw half of Babbage's brain, visited a new country (Iceland).
...designed and built my second large-scale art installation, GMBLMZ. And it didn't collapse and kill someone.
Compared to last year, with its European sojourn, this year felt very normal. I did some great stuff, but it all followed more or less naturally from the initial conditions. Part of me feels very comfortable where I am, and part of me feels like it's an unstable balance -- can I keep doing bigger and better projects like this indefinitely, or is some sudden phase shift going to hit? I still like my day job, but I can't pretend it entirely holds my interest most of the time. There are some big opportunities coming up for the next year I'm already working on, and maybe I need to start actively looking for more as well.
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Saturday, September 27th, 2014
7:03 pm
My summer project
The GMBLMZ project is done! And it was more or less a complete success! I offer videographic evidence for this assertion here:
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Sunday, July 6th, 2014
1:34 am
Bronze casting
Over the last few months I've been taking a bronze casting class at the Pratt Fine Arts Center. It was a lot of fun, so I thought I'd share some pics here.
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Wednesday, June 4th, 2014
9:27 pm
(I've been reading the finally-at-long-last released Tolkien translation of and commentary on Beowulf, and this has been driving many updates on my part on other social media. Earlier tonight I gave up trying to fit the following thought into 140 characters, and posted it to Facebook alone. Might as well copy it here, where it might actually last,)
Reading Beowulf, I'm always startled by how modern the story feels. You expect old mythology to follow odd narrative structures, involve strange leaps of logic. But Beowulf is a modern superhero! Grendel is a proper horror monster, and the dragon guards a treasure, breaths fire, and is a generic fantasy dragon (other than being a bit more snake like).
But, of course, these aren't coincidences
. Beowulf is modern fantasy because modern fantasy is Tolkien fanfic, and Tolkien was largely Beowulf fanfic. It's really amazing how much influence it indirectly has had on modern genre writing. And all because some monk happened to write it down, then someone happened to save it from 18th century fire, before it had ever been translated, and a professor with a gift for languages happened to fall in love with it about a century ago. Quite extraordinary, really. The idea of pirate comics being dominate in the Watchmen universe instead of superheroes isn't so far fetched after all.
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Friday, May 23rd, 2014
8:57 am
Building the GMBLMZ
The time has come to start building the GMBLMZ, my giant (4 meters!) spinning 3D maze.
That means buying a very large amount of steel. Over a ton of it! So I'm asking for some help with that. LJ won't let me embed the little widget or video, but I'm running a
GMBLMZ Kickstarter
to make it happen.
It's had a strong opening, 15% in the first day. But now comes the long slog where I have to carefully balance pushing it hard enough with being too annoying. (In the future, everyone will be a PBS fundraiser for 15 minutes.) I'll keep it brief: if you think this is a cool project, I'd really appreciate some support. Or a signal boost! Every bit helps.
Thanks, folks.
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Saturday, April 26th, 2014
12:36 pm
Longitude Punk'd trip
It really happened! My Celatone is now on display at Greenwich Observatory, in the same case normally used to house the H4 chronometer, in the same room as a working Harrison regulator. Just amazing.
Many more trip pics here
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Wednesday, February 26th, 2014
2:44 pm
I'm into his second book, and I'm continuing to be very impressed by Nick Harkaway. I don't mind saying this passage utterly choked me up:
"'This train is our blood,' the Keeper says. 'It is the product of our work. We know every part of it. The designs were perfect, but the materials are not. They cannot be. So we compensated. Does it look sheer? Does it look absolutely true? It's not. Here we shaved an eighth. There we padded. The rivets are not exactly the same. They are positioned to avoid splitting the wood. They are loosened here and there to allow for expansion. The machine doesn't know when it is vulnerable. The mechanical drill has no idea when it is destroying the substance it cuts. But we know. We feel and hear. We touch. Touch is a truer sense than sight.'
'And all this … it makes your machines better?'
The Keeper shrugs. 'It makes us better,' he says. 'Or at least, it means we do not become casual about effort and art. We appreciate the weakness of the world and come to understand the glories and stresses of our selves. But yes. The product is better, by perhaps a single percentage point, than it would be if it were made by machines to perfect tolerances. It doesn't matter until you stress it. Stress this train, and it will hold. It will hold beyond what the specifications say; beyond what any of us believes. It will hold beyond reason, beyond expectation, beyond hope. Derail it, drive it across sand, twist and heat it. It will do what it can for you. It will hold as if it was alive, and filled with love. And when it fails, it will fail hugely, heroically, and take your enemies with it. Because it has been made that way.'"
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Saturday, February 15th, 2014
9:11 pm
I just submitted an art grant application for this year's Burning Man. But whether or not I get the honorarium, I'll be going forward with the project. I started working on the prototype last September, after all! What is it? Well, I'm glad you asked...
So, that will be a ridiculous amount of welding over the next 6 months. I can't wait. :)
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Monday, January 27th, 2014
7:39 pm
As some of you know, the Royal Observatory Greenwich is hosting
Longitude Punk'd
, an art exhibit featuring a steampunk take on the Longitude Prize and some of the less-than-practical inventions it inspired. Part of this was an open competition for entries, which I obviously had to enter. I mean, one of my favorite places on Earth, asking for works in my particular artistic niche, inspired by one of my favorite corners of history? If it was any more tailored to me, I'd be afraid it was a trap.
Part of the reason (I think) was to promote the archive of all the correspondence of the Board of the Longitude, and entrants were encouraged to take inspiration from actual proposals. After poking around, I settled on Samuel Parlour's 1824
"apparatus to render a telescope manageable on shipboard"
, which was itself a reinvention of Galileo's celatone concept. I bought an antique spyglass and a large chunk of brass off eBay, and started work in late December. The work went pretty fast, making extensive use of my new lathe. I'm comfortable saying it's my best work ever for a piece of this scale.
(Full photoset here.)
And... I just found out it was accepted. Sometime in April I'll be taking it to London, where it will go on display for the rest of the year. Along with, you know, the Harrison Chronometers. In Flamsteed House. On the Prime Meridian. I can't even begin to wrap my head around that. Remind me to keep putting in applications to ridiculous things. It works far more than it should.
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Wednesday, November 20th, 2013
12:40 am
Am I just being dense, or is there no way to log into my LJ account any more except when commenting on a post? All the normal login links I can find anymore only list
auth systems, anything except LJ itself.
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Sunday, October 20th, 2013
10:33 pm
I'm *really* late this year, but I'm not giving up on this tradition. This marks ten years I've been doing it!
From September 4, 2012 to September 4, 2013 I...
...started seriously investing in my shop to allow for more large project in the future (more circuits/outlets, real shelving, very heavy welding table, proper welding cart)
...was featured on the Discovery Channel demonstrating my Cocktail Engine at BarBot
...lived in Germany for 3 months, and visited 6 new countries (Luxembourg, Switzerland, Austria, Liechtenstein, Italy, San Marino)
...finally drove on the Autobahn, and with a left-handed stick in the UK
...rode lots of high speed trains, including the Eurostar through the Chunnel
...saw so many amazing Scientific/Industrial Revolution sites and relics that it made my head spin
...started developing heads-up applications for Glass, and prototyping my next big kinetic installation piece
...skipped Burning Man for the first time since 2008
Weird year. (But aren't they all?) The Germany thing really blasted a smoking hole in my plans, but it was certainly worth it. It's left me about 6 months behind on getting the lathe for my shop, but at least the delay gave me time to talk myself into moving up a size or two! Those 3 months felt like forever while I was there, and then like a brief dream once I was back. Even now I occasionally think about some of the things I did there, with such a rudimentary grasp of the language, and wonder how I had the nerve. I'm glad I'm still capable of jumping head-first into experiences like that. Ever since the Mackenzie I've been afraid that the extremely negative emotions which always come in the middle of those kinds of experiences will eventually Pavlov me away from making the leap. That day has not yet come.
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Family owned and The Main Station
I made this reservation through Expedia and bought it with my flight. Overall it was a good price, and the hotel location is fairly central. A short walk from the main railway station and Tivoli.
The one issue I found was that the area seems to be next to the red light district and there were quite a few ladies on the streets looking for business - UNCONNECTED to the hotel I should note. Nearby there is also a an area of great coffee shops and restaurants.
The wifi is free and is provided by The Cloud Network.
Unique Quality: The rooms are quite minimal but comfortable. I have just realised there is no room phone. There are tea making facilities and a mini fridge available for your use.
Best hotel in the area
I was in Kopenhagen with my three friends. We slept the first night at a hostel, but it was really bad, so we checked out the hotels around the central station. We saw a lot of rooms, and finally decided for Absalon Hotel. And we did not regret that.
The staff is really friendly and helpful (and patient), and the rooms are very nice. It is not 5 stars, but for the price it is really good. Denmark is expensive, but this was really fair priced, even compared with Germany and other places I have travelled in Europe.
We loved the area, with a lot of nice, but expensive cafes. There is many kebab-places, but also good restaurants.
Just few minutes to the Main Station, to the Planetarium, Tivoli and Fisketorve shopping center.
Good sushi 20 meters from the hotel!
Unique Quality: Really a 24 hour area! Close to everything.
Excellent value-for-money
I stayed at the Absalon during the Copenhagen Carnival. The hotel is very convenient located near the Central Station, but also close to a bunch of trendy bars, cafes and restaurants, including the hip Kødbyen area (just two blocks away)!
I got a spacious room on the 5th floor, with a comfy bed, TV, fridge, coffee/tea maker, aircon, safe and even a pants press! The marble bathroom had a bathtub and all the usual amenities.
I front desk staff were very friendly and helpful, and the atmosphere is really great. There is a courtyard, where you can hang out.
Loved the hotel, will most likely return. Best hotel in the area!
Unique Quality: Really hip area. Friendly staff. Clean room.
Directions: Vesterbro. Two blocks from Central Station. Two blocks from Kødbyen. Three blocks from Tivoli Gardens, Hard Rock Café.
Cheap and Comfortable
Stayed at this 3* hotel in a single room for 3 nights in March 2008.
Absalon Hotel is situated in the city's Red Light District and some may find this off-putting. However, a large proportion of the city's cheaper hotels are within the immediate area and I found it did not create any problems for me, a single female traveller.
The room was comfortable, furnished with a single bed, small dressing table with chair, comfortable chair and side table, tea/coffee making facilities, trouser press and small refridgerator. The room also had an en suite shower room - the Absalon Annex does not have en suite facility rooms. Rooms within Absalon Hotel have WiFi internet access.
Breakfast is served from 6:30 to 10:00am and is a very good selection of traditional continental fare including cereal, fruit, yoghurt, bread selection, boiled eggs, meats, cheeses and, of course, the ubiquitous Danish pastries.
Security into and within the hotel is very well controlled. Lift access to the hotel floors is controlled by your key card - you must insert it into a slot to enable the selection of your floor. Late at night, your key card is required to gain access to the hotel lobby.
Check-in time : 12:00
Check-out time : 11:00
Unique Quality: This hotel is geared to a whole range of travellers and tourists with rooms to suit. In the Abasalon Annex, rooms range from dormitory through to single, double and triple private rooms with shared facilities. Within the Absalon Hotel, rooms are provided with en suite facilities.
Breakfast is included in room rates for the Absalon Hotel but not for the Absalon Annex.
Absalon Hotel was founded in 1938 and is currently managed by the third generation of the original owner's family.
Directions: From Central Station take the exit indicated with Baggage Storage (the exit itself is, remarkably, not marked with "Udgang" signs). Cross over the road and onto Istedgade and walk down two blocks. The hotel is on the corner on the left side of the road.
Great location! Bad area!
We booked a triple room at Absalon Hotel for the Euro2008-qualification game Denmark-Sweden. Can't complain much about that decision.
The hotel is very centrally located, just about 150-200 meters from the Central Station. To Ströget it is about 5-10 minutes walk though, so if you want to be closer to there, you should pick something else.
Best thing otherwise with this hotel is the price. You can choose between two parts of the hotel, where the Annex is much cheaper. We paid 850 SEK (about 90 euro) for a triple room, and in a city like Copenhagen, where prices for a hotel is really high, it's a really good price!
In the Annex the bathroom and toilet are in the hall, but we were lucky enough, since the room wasn't ready when we got there, to become upgraded. So for the same price we got a triple room in the Hotel part instead, with toilet and bathroom in the room.
Thank you very much!
The room was fine, a bit small if you're looking for more than beds. We had a double bed, a single bed, and then a small table. Over the single bed there was a tv, with about 20-25 international (danish, swedish, CNN, BBC etc etc) channels. The room also included a water boiler, which was very nice. A nice cup of tea is never negative! :)
Both room and bathroom very clean.
The location is great, just around the corner from the central station. But the area is a bit... well... the view from the lobby is over three sex clubs, and the first person I met when I went outside the hotel at midnight was a girl asking "wanna have some fun, handsome...?".
Sure I did, but not the "fun" she was asking about... Headed off to the local pub instead, just 150 meter from the hotel. Much more fun. :)
Breakfast was included in the price, and it was full of danish sweets with lots of chocolate! The breakfast room was huge, divided into three parts. But despite us getting there shortly before closing time we still had to wait to get an empty table. Felt like half Copenhagen had gathered there to have breakfast.
Unique Quality: The location, perfect if you arrive in Copenhagen with train. Much harder to find a parking spot though.
Directions: Turn left and then right when you exit the central station.
Great location
I stayed here late October 06, a city cruise break through DFDS seaways from Harwich - 5 United on trip, cost £160 each for a cabin both crossings and supposedly 3 nights accomodation in the Absalon. I couldnt fault the hotel itself in anyway, but ok it really depends on what you want. For 5 United fans on the lash, it was perfect - close to the centre and everything else! maybe too close for some! There were several of yer local dopeheads always around after dark. The parking was in a secure underground supermarket public car park nearby and here's a tip - this would have been really expensive for the 3 days we were there, but choose the lost ticket option and you pay a fraction of the price!!
Best drinking advice, stay well clear of the City Centre and just head on down road left when you come out of the hotel - some great bars! (see tips)
I got a call on Tuesday afternoon from DFDS saying the Thursday night sailing back was cancelled due to North Sea storm warning and they put us up for an extra 2 nights Free of charge - making it a really cheap break, well it would have been except for the 2nd mortgage needed to pay for the drinks!
Directions: Behid the Central station
Perfect Location
Good - breakfast, location (seconds from train station) and very cheap . Shared showers/toilets but clean and very roomy.
Cons - bang smack in what id say is their red light district. as long as you aware, u is safe. they walk the street and hang out of doors! Also note the walls are thin so you hear next door, and also when people are outside coming back from clubs etc!
Unique Quality: Location and price make this perfect if stopping over for a few days and aint too fussy
Directions: Near station (West side)
not nice unless you can afford a luxury room
The hotel looks really nice outside, and all the common areas (lobby etc) are also well mantained, but the rooms are not that nice. While the size and the cleanliness are acceptable, you will notice that you don´t have a double bed, but two rather narrow and uncomfortable beds joined together (don´t attempt any kamasutra), the pillows aren´t even pillows, the TV is the oldest I´ve ever seen (ours didn´t work properly and they said they would report it to their technician, but that never happened), the wardrobe is old and decrepit, and there isn´t much else in the room to make your stay comfortable The heating in our room didn´t work and they didn´t do anything about it either. Also, note that there are no toilet facilities in the room, so you´ll have to share 2 showers and 3 toilets with all the neighbours on your floor.
There is indeed free internet access for the guests, which is good, but there is only 1 computer! you´d love to see the queues and even the arguments, sometimes, when people are taking too long (yes, it´s happened).
Let´s not forget to speak about the area in which the hotel is located. You will find quite amusing that what they call "Copenhagen city centre" isn´t exactly a small area. Any tourist map that you are given details the whole of the "city centre", including quite a few neighbourhoods. So OK, I admit that the Absalon Hotel is well located, and many budget hotels are located nearby, as well as the fact that it´s quite close to the Tivoli and the City Hall, but bear in mind that when they say city centre, they´re not talking about "the main area of the city", or "walking distance area". You need to know as well that the street where the Absalon is on and the ones around are full of Striptease clubs (with signs in the street inc. coloured pictures of naked women) and prostitues. Don´t take from this that it´s a dangerous area, but it is rough. Unpleasant, especially if you come back to the hotel in the evening/night and you are accompanied by kids (it wasn´t our case, luckily enough).
Unique Quality: Also, note that exchanging money (into Danish Kroner) will cost you 11% of it, if you do it at any bureau of change. The Absalon claims to offer money exchange free of charge but they do take the money off: they have a flat exhange rate (7.0 as opposed to the real 7.5ish, into euros, for example), so you will lose money anyway (quite a lot if you´re exchanging a lot of money). The best to do it not letting them fool you with the "free money exchange" service and change the money before you leave your country.
Nevertheless, the staff at the hotel is quite nice (not everyone is especially nice, but in general they are), and they all speak English very well.
The breakfast, despite being the same every single day (not a big selection either), is quite emjoyable.
And about the price of the rooms I need to say what I´ve heard at the desk of the hotel (august 2006):
1200 Kroner for a double "luxury room" (ensuite, tea facilities etc. but never seen one), which is 109 pounds or 160 euros. the room described at the start of this writing is a regular room, costing at the hotel 70 pounds, or 103 euros. Of course, you might find special deals on the internet, we all know that. The general idea that we got is that they invest all the money in advertising everywhere, and keeping the common areas decent, and the outside appearance in good condition, but the rooms need a total makeover, they haven´t invested a penny in them in years (since the hotel was opened, probably).
I would only advise people to stay at this hotel if they find a wonderful deal on the internet. Don´t let the "3 strars" fool you. This hotel felt like a 1 star hotel. 2 being generous. Trust me, I´ve travelled throughout Europe for quite a few years now. and my final tip is: if you can afford to spend a little more than what this hotel costs, especially if you are with little kids, avoid this area (western part of Vesterbro, around Central Station). The area around Nyhavn, for example, is much nicer (and more expensive, I suppose), but are many others.
Directions: Central Station (København H). No need to take any means of transport from here. Vesterbro district. 5 minutes away from the Tivoli and the City Hall.
Reasonably priced accommodation
This hotel suited us fine. The train station connecting us with Copenhagen airport in under 15 minutes was just a minute's walk from our front door and the room was reasonably priced for Copenhagen at (an average of) £78 per room per night. We stayed 4 nights and found it very accessible for all the areas we needed to be close to.
There was no air conditioning however, and we had to sleep with the windows open, which meant it was quite noisy (the hotel is on a main road with lorries and buses passing frequently) but if you are tired enough you won't find it a problem. It was unusual for us to be in our room before 4am, so we were very tired. The room was clean though and had everything we needed including a hairdryer, tea and coffee making facilities, a tv with many stations in English, a fridge and trouser press (the hairdryer was a little ineffectual though and I ended up using my own.) The shower was excellent: very powerful and hot, but there was a slight smell from the drain in the bathroom.
Unique Quality: There is also free to use internet in reception: just ask reception for the password if necessary, although most of the time the previous user has left it logged on. They do recommend that you limit your usage to 15 minutes so that other guests don't need to wait too long.
As you will find in the areas surrounding most major train stations, this is the red light district, and it is quite obvious in the small hours of the morning. There is a sex shop directly opposite the hotel and after midnight a band of hookers and pimps paraded this stretch of street (rather unsuccessfully I might add) On returning from a night out, Rob and I would sit on the windowsill eating ice cream and watch the buzzing nocturnal activities which continued until daylight.
Directions: exit 10 from the train station, cross the pedestrian crossing and walk straight ahead. The hotel is clearly visible from here.
Absalon Hotel
The walls are very thin, like cardboard... in fact i think they was! I could hear the tv in the next room, and talking in othe rooms... i would hate to think what other people could hear comming from my room ;) but on the up side the rooms was clean and the staff was very nice.
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Absalon Hotel is a 3-star hotel centrally located in Copenhagen.
The train from the airport to the Central Station takes only 12 minutes and Absalon Hotel is just a short walk away from the Central Station. The location is central, cultural as well as geographic, and a large part of Copenhagen's many amusements are in the vicinity of the hotel. Within easy walking distance you will find Tivoli, The Town Hall Square, the pedestrian shopping street 'Strøget', the exhibition centre 'Øksnehallen' and an endless number of restaurants, cinemas and theatres.
The hotel reception is open day and night, and our well-educated staff is at your service 24 hours a day. Skandinavian breakfast buffet is served every morning in the cosy breakfast restaurant. If you arrive by car, you can either park in the street or in one of the secure parking grounds situated apr. 250 metres from the hotel.
I have been at the hotel and it was confortable and we had a great treat. computers room to logg for free to teh net downstairs!
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Hotel Absalon ***
our rooms were ok, but we didn´t have one of the best ones, I think. The hotel probably started as a small one and later they added more and more rooms from the already existing buildings around the hotel. Thatfor our way to the room was a up and down, elevator and stairs, long small floors.....you better don´t come back at night drunken ;-)), you won´t find your room anymore..... the price was probably ok for copenhagen, although it seemed for me really a lot for what we got....but it is very very central!!!
Unique Quality: doble room 100 Euro
Directions: near the station
Near the Central Station
Reasonably priced hotel/hostel. Included breakfast is always fresh and very good.
Unique Quality: Also FREE Active Internet!
Many hotels close to everything.
The Absalon was a prett nice place that offers a free breakfast every morning (if you're awake in time). The bed was pretty small, as was the room, but it worked nicely since it was just me in there. I had to share a bathroom with a few people but that was no big deal because they kept them clean.
Unique Quality: Close to everything and a free breakfast every morning.
Directions: Near Central Station.
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£70 English money
Unique Quality: Its run by two brothers, who look like twins. Its adjacent to the topless bar in the red light district.
Its open all hours, no curfew on times you come back.
Internet facilities and lovely staff. Great views of the red light district.
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Caribbean House & Pool Playa CarmenMexico, Quintana Roo, Playa del Carmen
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Welcome To Playa Del Carmen ,
Playa del Carmen is a fantastic Caribbean Town and lots to Explore around .
I am a Tour Guide in Mayan sites and can also give you great tips of the best and magical spots around Playa del Carmen.
My House is verry Modern in a Private area with a Pool as well as being very close to the beach .
Your Room has a private toilet & shower as well as you can use the kitchen for cooking at anytime.
It is only 10 minutes away from the main beach area and Nightlife.
You will feel right at home since im a very welcoming person !
Contact me for any details,
have a great day xx
Guest Access
Acces to private pool
Acces to free internet
Use of kitchen ,fridge & laundry machine .
Acces to free private parking
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I am a tour guide so usually I leave the house very early and come by night.
Weekends I usually go out of town camping or visit different spots around.
Getting Around
From my house to downtown you can use taxi for 35 pesos ,8 minutes drive.
You can walk to the main avenue (5minuts walk)
Ant take public transportation (combi) for 5 pesos they will take you downtown.
From downtown you can take public transportation that say Villas del sol they will stop at Real IBiza .
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How to get to my house from Cancun airport :
You have 2 options :
1-take a taxi ( 800 pesos ,45 minutes )
2-ADO BUS until 10 pm runs between cancun and playa del Carmen bus terminal every 30 minutes.
When you arrive at bus terminal take a taxi to Real ibiza (50 pesos) .
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CTM avenue north until Real ibiza private (website hidden) Oxxo shop turn right after first left .
Where the small park ends you will see Cavalet 2 ,number 24 .
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Fue excelente! Very friendly welcome, Marisa's place was so comfortable, pretty and clean, perfect spot to hang your hat after a day's touring.
Everything was fine at Marisa place. Very cozy place and lots of information about the places to visit.
Its a bit far away from main city center, but public transport made everything easy and cheap.
I recommend this place for those, who are tired of "5 star hotels" and want experience a calm and relaxing visit to Mexico.
Marisa es una persona increíble, no tuvimos tiempo de compartir pero siempre fue muy amable y muy buena consejera en temas de sitios turísticos que visitar, el cuarto es grande y tiene baño propio, es muy limpio y esta perfecto con respecto al precio, esta a 2 km de la playa la casa, el conjunto tiene una piscina agradable y es tranquilo el conjunto. Muy recomendado
Marisa was a gracious host and provided us with some good tips on where to go and eat. She also let us do our laundry which was a big help. Also she gave us coffee in the morning. We did feel that she can do somethings better. The bathroom door is missing which did not provide for privacy. The bed had only one pillow for two of us. My wife is Japanese and very clean and she felt the room could have been cleaner. It would be nice if there was a House Manual with all the combination info for pool and instructions on how to get to city as it is a bit far away. The cheapest way to get there is by "colectivo" but you have to take the right one to city and back.
Altamente recomendable!!
A pesar de estar un poco retirado del centro, el apartamento esta en una muy buena zona. Es muy lindo, lleno de pequeños detalles y la habitación es realmente cómoda!
Y Marisa es genial, nos recibió muy bien, haciendonos sentir como en casa y compartimos momentos muy divertidos con ella y con su amigo Carlos.
Muchas gracias por todo! Esperamos encontrarnos de nuevo :-)
Highly recommended!
Despite being a bit removed from the center, the apartment is in a nice area. It is very cute, full of little details and the room is really comfortable!
And Marisa is great, she received us very well, making us feel at home and we share fun moments with her and her friend Carlos.
Thank you very much for everything! We hope to meet you again :-)
Me and my husband had a wonderful stay at Marisa's place! Marisa is really nice and friendly, and the house and room are very cute, spacious and clean. it felt very safe. would defiantly consider staying there again.
Very nice place to stay. Quiet and relaxing. You have everything you need there-kitchen, laundry, wifi, and pool. Definitely recommend.
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I am From Portugal and i leave in mexico for 12 years now. I enjoy travelling and get in toutch with locals and also sharing experiences .
I do a lot of backpacking so i know how the travelers feels like when they travel.I Love photography ,art,installation and sharing ideas around it .
I work as indépendant tour guide in Mexico around arqueological sites ,cenotes and also i TOur guide in Canada during the summer ..I Like camping,trecking ,snorkelling and get out of the track.
Playa del carmen is verry touristic but if you want escape the touristic sites i will be giving you best sites around to explore.
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Museo Maya de CancúnThis is probably the only good reason to visit cancun .this museum its inside an small aruqeological site in the jungle. Only museum of this area.Interesting you will see many original mayan pieces.Blvd. Kukulkan Cancún Quintana Roo 77500
Real IbizaThis is the private area name were the apartement is situatedPlaya del Carmen Quintana Roo 77712
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Easy ToursIf you wish to buy some tours easy tour give you service in van and cheapest in town.they take you to chechenitza ,coba,ek balam siankan REserve ,snorkeling ,jeep tours ectt.....Playa del Carmen Quintana Roo 77710
Babe's Noodles and BarFusion Asian Thai (website hidden) monitors in town.food is amazing. And this restaurant is also part of playa del Carmen history.Playa del Carmen 77710
Punta Venado (Calica)Punta venado its a great beach club you may reach by taxi or car.its a bay beach lovely food .they rent kitesurfing kayak bikes too.not cheap !Quintana Roo
Cenote AzulOpen air cenote . You can reach by mini van 20 minutes from playa del Carmen. Wildlife and fresh (email hidden)aizing . 5,00$ entrance . Just in front of barcelo hotel. Dont go Sundays too busy .Quintana Roo
X-PuháXpuha beach club is 20 minutes away from playa del Carmen.sunday its busy and always a local reggae live band playing . Food and kitesurfing !!!X-Puhá QROO
AkumalAkumal is a fantastic beach 40 min from playa del Carmen.you can snorkel with sea turtles.i provide snorkeling masks or you can rent it in akumal.Akumal QROO
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Thank you to everyone who came out and made this past weekend a special one for the Georgetown football program. It was nice to see so many alumni able to make it for the Scotty Glacken reception at the Leavey Center on Friday night and we were all appreciative of the turnout for the game on Saturday night.
David Alexander was the honored guest and it was interesting to talk to him about his time at Georgetown. I had to text Pete Lembo (current Head Coach at Ball State), who was coached by Alexander at Georgetown, when he said that he knew Pete would end up in coaching when he played at Georgetown.
Saturday's sellout crowd was a great way to start the home schedule! The atmosphere was appreciated by everyone in our program, especially our student-athletes. We are looking forward to playing in front of great crowds like that throughout the season. As for the game, I thought we started a little slow, but then picked it up in all three phases of the game. On offense, I thought we did some nice things. We moved the ball well and that is a credit to the game that Isaiah played. He was our offensive player of the game and deserving of the Patriot League weekly honorable mention. Zack Wilke also had a very good day on offense and I was pleased with how the offensive line played all game.
On defense, once we settled in, we played well and held Davidson to six points. Hunter Kiselick was our defensive player of the game. Kiselick and Jordan Richardson helped us keep the game scoreless with the blocked field goal on Davidson's first drive. I thought Sean Campbell also had a real nice game for us and Dustin Wharton helped swing the momentum in our favor with his interception for a touchdown at the end of the first half.
I was proud of the way that all of our special teams units played. Matt MacZura had one of his best games in a Georgetown uniform, with three punts downed inside their 20 yard line and two inside the five. He was also six-for-six on extra points. Ben Priddy, a freshman, came in and did a nice job and our kick-off coverage unit held their average drive start to the 25 yard line. I already talked about Kiselick and Jordan Richardson and Ettian Scott did a nice job of blocking an extra point and nearly running it back in the first quarter.
Still, improvement has been the theme of this week. After watching the film, we talked to the guys about continuing to improve and not allowing themselves to be satisfied with our win on Saturday. Each week will get tougher and we need to make the most of the last two practices this week before our game with Marist. Marist is coming off a pair of losses, but we know that Coach Parady will have his team ready for Saturday.
As a bit of trivia, Kevin Doherty, Coach Parady and I were grad assistants together on Dick MacPherson's (Cam MacPherson's grandfather) staff at Syracuse in 1987, when the Orange went to the 1988 Sugar Bowl.
Thank you again for coming out to the Davidson game and we hope to see all of you this week for Marist!
Win the Day!
Coach Kelly
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Apartments in Community: 360
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The Designers + Geeks Speaker Series features talks from experts on design, technology, startups, and all manner of geekery.
In the past, creativity in schools had been seen as secondary to the delivery of content. Creativity is now held at a premium and schools need help understanding how to authentically infuse it into their curriculum. This talk will explore how you can help embed creativity into our schools.
David is the Director of Educational Technology at The Urban School of San Francisco. To him, learning is not something forced but rather an exploration that should and can be driven by being an inquisitive and passionate problem solver. In order to create such a learning environment, he focuses his energy on the intersection of design, learning spaces, instructional models, and technology.
|7:00 - 7:30pm
|Welcome & Introductions
|7:30 - 8:15pm
|Presentation by David Bill
|8:15 - 8:20pm
|Shoutouts / Community
|8:20 - 9:00pm
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Bringing designers and geeks together to talk shop, startups, and do some knowledge sharing. All types of designers and geeks welcome.
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