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Hi! I was curious if it would be safe to use a regular Maxwell House coffee can as a pot for an alcohol stove. I would mainly be boiling water and cooking noodles in it, though reheating sauces or soups in it would not be out of the question. Is there any issues of toxicity? Or perhaps a detrimental effect on flavor?
I haven't tried cooking with a coffee can as a pot so I'm not sure if there are any toxicity issues. However, I did find this site that talks about how to prepare a coffee can for cooking.You might also look into using a Heineken beer can. There is a lot of info online you can find with a quick search for "Heineken Pot".
The trouble with the coffee can as a pot is that its seams and cannelures can (and will) harbor bacteria that cause alimentary distress. And you can't count on cooking heat to take care of the bacteria. There are unforseen routes of contamination. Look for cans made from a single piece of metal such as a beer can. Even then, you have to be careful about the top seam. The safest way to use a can for cooking is to boil water in the can and then cook in a plastic bag (freezer bag cooking) for which this site has numerous references.
Deeat While i have no doubt there may be some minor health concerns with this type of pot, for years i used the old 'tin' plated steel billies to cook in when i went bush which had seams, were hard to clean (so didnt realy bother) and went rusty. I lived and so did everybody else that did the same. If thats what you have then i wouldnt worry about it too much.Darren
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This year has been the biggest yet for online video, and for the first time we're sharing our official Most Watched lists and some of the fastest-rising search terms on YouTube. Some moments were big (President Obama's inauguration), some small (a Minnesota wedding party erupts into dance), some expected ("New Moon"), some surprising (Susan Boyle) — but all of them inspired, entertained and connected millions of people around the world via YouTube.
For these lists, we looked at view counts of YouTube's most popular videos this year (in some instances we aggregated views across multiple versions of the same video):
Most Watched YouTube videos (Global):
1. Susan Boyle - Britain's Got Talent (120+ million views)
2. David After Dentist (37+ million views)
3. JK Wedding Entrance Dance (33+ million views)
4. New Moon Movie Trailer (31+ million views)
5. Evian Roller Babies (27+ million views)
Most Watched music videos on YouTube (Global)*:
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2. Miley Cyrus "The Climb" (64+ million views)
3. Miley Cyrus "Party in the U.S.A." (54+ million views)
4. The Lonely Island "I'm On a Boat" (48+ million views)
5. Keri Hilson "Knock You Down" (35+ million views)
Then, to determine the fastest rising search terms for each month, we examined the billions of queries that people searched for on YouTube (through December 15):
There are a lot of interesting nuggets in here. The fastest rising U.S. search term in July was [wedding], clearly related to "JK Wedding Entrance Dance," the third Most Watched YouTube video of the year. And while [michael jackson] was Google's fastest rising search term in 2009, [michael jackson thriller] was the faster rising search on YouTube. Movie trailers ("New Moon," "Watchmen," "Paranormal Activity") and inspirational moments (Susan Boyle, Usain Bolt) were popular, as were sensational celebrity scandals (Christian Bale, Kanye West and, most recently, Tiger Woods).
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9 March 2000
Fifty-sixth session
Item 18 (a) of the provisional agenda
Report of the Secretary-General on the consultations conducted
in respect of the report of the independent expert on enhancing
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Additional comments received on the recommendations of the independent expert
1. The Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO) transmitted its comments on the final report of the independent expert on enhancing the long-term effectiveness of the United Nations human rights treaty system, which were requested pursuant to resolution 1998/27 of the Commission on Human Rights and resolution 53/138 of the General Assembly, in a letter addressed to the Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights dated 10 December 1999. The present report contains a summary of the response from FAO and should be read together with the main report containing the comments received (E/CN.4/2000/98). The following comments correspond to section II.K of the main report, entitled "Cooperation with the specialized agencies and other bodies".
2. FAO indicated that it could provide assistance to OHCHR and the treaty bodies by providing information that would be useful in the monitoring process. Such information should be shared on a routine basis between the relevant offices, attention being paid to ensuring that the most relevant information reaches the right recipients and does not lead to information overload. FAO was prepared to be a serious partner in developing feasible approaches to the right to food, to achieving food and nutrition security, and to collaborating actively with OHCHR, particularly in view of the possibility that lessons drawn from the right to food may be useful in dealing with other economic, social and cultural rights.
3. FAO considered it important that the normative advances made in recent years in relation to the right to food be fully drawn upon. It cited in this regard General Comment No. 12 on the right to adequate food of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, in the elaboration of which FAO had been actively involved. FAO believed that future reviews of the implementation of that right should be based on the structure of the General Comment, which provided a comprehensive overview of the elements comprising the content of the right to food, as well as a broad typology of State obligations to fulfil them. The General Comment also provided a framework for the selection of relevant data, which the treaty bodies would then be able to use in their review of State party reports. Where information was lacking, the constructive dialogue between treaty bodies and States parties could lead to requests for specific assistance from the technical agencies aimed at enabling States to fill the information gaps and thereby begin to make progress in the realization of that right.
4. FAO agreed on the need, over the longer term, to rethink the effectiveness of the human rights treaty system. Innovative mechanisms such as the United Nations Development Assistance Framework, Common Country Assessments and the Administrative Committee on Coordination (ACC) Network on Food Security and Rural Development could serve to improve the quality of the national reporting process and help donor countries make that process more meaningful. FAO indicated its willingness to pursue technical discussions on the matter within the ACC Sub-Committee on Nutrition, where the issues of the provision of food and nutrition-related data from the wider United Nations system and their relevance to human rights monitoring had repeatedly been raised in recent years.
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Chapter One: Smoke & Mirrors
The shadows played across the floor in an erratic dance with the golden-hued spots of daylight. The rustling of the tree that created them drifted in through the open window along with a soft early spring breeze.
She watched the play of light and dark as she leaned forward, elbows on knees, arms crossed. A faint sigh and she closed her eyes, thoughts slipping away into the wilds of memory. The faint sound of people from someplace far off down the road gently brushed across her senses, and she tilted her head ever so slightly to receive it as she let her thoughts wander further.
The first time she'd seen magic, she'd been astonished. A little kid who was easily impressed with cards tricks and sleight of hand. The puffs of smoke, the gestures, the strange words and wicked smile of the magician had only added to it all. When you're barely six years old you can believe in magic and no one laughs at you or judges you. They just smile and ruffle your hair and tell say "It is amazing, isn't it honey?"
She opened her eyes as the breeze stilled. Carefully she leaned back, pain flickering up her back and into her shoulders. She'd sat too long, brown-green eyes watching the light playing across the floor like careless happy children. She took a deep breath and stretched out her arms before she stood up and did the same with each leg. Then she dug a hair band out of the pocket of her jeans and pulled her hair into a ponytail before she reached for the broom. For once she didn't curse the way little bits of it curled and went wild while the rest of it hung in loose gentle waves.
A sigh drifted unnoticed from her lips as she started to sweep the floor, dust drifting up to sparkle and spin in the dappled light from the day outside. Wearily she watched it for a moment or two as it twirled, disappeared, sparked back into life and then drifted lazily into the shadows. Like a cat chasing its tail, her memories chased back to where they had been and beyond once again.
Magic. She had breathed and lived it for months after the party. She'd been clumsy then, too, and wasn't truly any good at anything but the simplest tricks. She usually ended up dropping things while trying to preform sleight of hand, and her card tricks were correct less than half the time. But she could remember her parent's smiles, their patience as she practiced on them again and again. Well, she could remember they had been smiling, rather – she couldn't remember what they looked like anymore. She hadn't been able to for years now, but it didn't bother her anymore.
She didn't remember them saying goodbye, or waving goodbye to them as they left. She didn't remember the days that passed as she run wild at her grandmother's farm that summer. The worry didn't escape her, however, and she could remember that. Looking at the calendar, a week meant nothing, but seven days marked with bold childish black X marks became fourteen, and the fear crept slowly up to her. One row of black X's, they had told her. One, not two.
She'd been performing a whole routine for her grandmother and several of her old lady friends when the two police men had pulled up, but she didn't catch on to the still silence of the women before her until they were walking up the steps. Her hands still felt the cards in her fingers, the careful way of holding them with her too small hands. She'd finally mastered the three-kings trick, and was almost done with it when their silence finally got through to her.
She'd looked up and given the two men a huge smile, excited to have someone new to show her trick to. Neither of them smiled back, though, and the tension in the air made her smile vanish. She looked at her grandmother, fear trailing cold fingers up her back, settling icy-cold wings on her shoulders.
Her grandmother stood up and greeted the policemen. She lifted her head, and refused to move as the other ladies tried to force her to go back inside. Her chubby little face turned upright, she listened as they spoke. Apologizing for interrupting, asking if her grandmother was a name she'd never heard used. She was Gramma, not the name she nodded to. Then came more apologies and more names. She knew these, though.
Her grandmother's blue eyes met her own a moment after the officers spoke those names, those horrible words. "We regret to inform you…"
"They're not coming back?" She could nearly hear her six year old self's trembling voice, words pressed out into the suddenly oppressive afternoon air.
"No, lovely. They won't ever be coming back." Her grandmother's words seemed as hard to put out into the silence as her own had.
"Do I have to leave you, too?" The words were heavy, and it was so hard to find the air to speak them. Her chest felt like it did when she wanted to cry, but there were no tears. Not right then, anyways.
"No. You'll stay here with me, Shae." Her grandmother crouched down then, on level with the six year old who's world had just broke as much as her own probably had. "You're not going to lose me, too, little one."
"Magic, Gramma. Magic can bring them back!" She had smiled at them all, cards still held so carefully in those chubby child's fingers.
Silence followed the words, and her smile started to feel broken. Magic had all been tricks, carefully followed rules and moments and placements of cards and things. The coin was never truly gone, the cards never actually guessed.
"Shae… " Her grandmother's voice broke, and she cleared her throat and had to speak again. "Shae, there is no magic that can bring people back to life."
The sound of the cards as the tumbled onto the porch broke the silence, at the same time that her belief in magic broke as well. Scattering across the worn but warmly hued wooden planks, the cards fanned and drifted in the dappled shade of the old trees in the yard. She'd stood there for what seemed like forever, everyone staring at her, until her grandmother offered her a hug.
Shae hugged her grandmother tightly, then been picked up as if she were so much younger than she was. She didn't complain for once, craving the touch, the warmth that her grandmother's arms offered to help chase away the chill that seemed to have come to live in her bones. It couldn't resolve the ugly blossom of pain in her heart and her mind, however, and she had stared blankly over her grandmother's shoulder as her grandmother had continued to speak with the officers. She didn't see the three other old ladies, she didn't feel their wide-eyed horror. She merely stuck her thumb in her mouth and stopped seeing or hearing much of anything.
Later on she had cried, a lot. Her grandmother had as well, and now and again one or the other would start and set the other one off. The funeral came and went, all of her things came to stay at her grandmother's place. Summer drifted lazily into fall, then fall sleepily gave way to winter. School started, Halloween came and went, and Christmas found the two of them awkwardly attempting to be "normal".
Magic of the smoke and mirrors sort never shifted and swam among the shadows of the front porch again. Coins no longer tumbled out of chubby hands, cards only made noise when being shuffled for a round of rummy, canasta, black jack, or any other number of regular card games. The bits and pieces that had been the aids to the illusions were torn apart and smashed in a childish fit of anger and pain, then left scattered across the colorful living room rug as she sobbed her broken heart out in her grandmother's arms.
A year later found the porch once again hosting gatherings of old women. Sometimes they brought other family members but most often they were alone. It found laughter decorating the hallways of the old farm house, love littering the rooms and stairways. Christmas found them at ease, each having helped the other to pass through the storm of loss that had ripped through their lives.
Shae continued to sweep as the thoughts of so long ago unfurled across the pages of her mind. She swept the dirt and dust out onto the small second story balcony as she shook her head, skipping ahead in the years.
She could remember the first time she'd heard of magic, as a six year old at a birthday party for a friend she couldn't remember the name of anymore. Likewise impressed so vividly upon the map of her mind was when that same magic forsaken her.
In the same bold bright colors and too clear photographic manner was recorded the first time she learned that magic was real. It was just as real as the breath sitting heavy in her lungs and the dust spinning out and off the balcony as she swept it off the edge. The same sort of real as the touch of sorrow that rested on her like a cloak she couldn't take off.
She'd been fourteen when it had happened. Fourteen, with her hair kept just barely shoulder length, and her clothes comfortable but lacking real fashion because she really didn't care. She'd been more interested in running wild and free in the fields and woods of the small old town she called home. Another one of those summer days on the front porch, with the light peeking through the leaves and dancing along those familiar wooden steps and planks.
Fourteen when life again spun itself out to a stop and the truth held dear would be shattered.


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Art marks buses' role on Western Front
Posted: August 30, 2014|
A miniature double-decker bus covered with clouds has been created for an arts trail in London.
Loz Atkinson, of Leicester, designed one of 60 exhibits marking the Year of the Bus.
Loz, 29, of the West End, painted her contribution – CumulonimBUS – at the University of Leicester's Embrace Arts centre.
She said: "They were fantastic hosts for me and the bus and looked after us very well."
It is 100 years since hundreds of London buses were sent to the Western Front to play a part in the First World War, 75 years since the launch of the R-T type bus and 60 since the creation of the Routemaster.
When the celebrations are over the sculptures will be sold to raise money for the charities Kids Company, Transaid and London Transport Museum.
Loz has previously contributed art to Elephant Parade, in London, in 2010, the Faberge-sponsored Big Egg Hunt, in 2012, and a fibreglass wild dolphin on display in Aberdeen.
Her work has helped to raise nearly £15,000 for animal and children's charities.


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Recently, someone came out to "test" the water at my new home. The tester mixed a chemical or two in a small container with water from my sink. It came up cloudy. He said it was hard water, which could cause clothing damage, pipe damage and potentially adverse health effects as well. He produced an article about environmental problems in the areas, talked about the color of my ice cubes and asked how much money I spent on soap and clothing. About midway through the spiel, I stopped him and said, "What are you selling and how much is it?" He was offering a system that would clean my water for $2,300. I laughed and told him I had heard enough. He doggedly continued the spiel, even going so far as to offer the possibility of a refurbished water cleaning unit for $1,500. The tester/salesman was soon on his way, without the sale of course. Given the bombardment of overzealous marketing efforts such as these, it's no wonder we've become more cynical and distrustful when confronted with any sales pitch. With this in mind, physicians walk a delicate line when dispensing therapeutic products in their practice. Given the combination of dwindling reimbursement levels and escalating malpractice insurance premiums, no one can blame DPMs for considering other revenue streams for their practice. When you consider that time is the most precious commodity of all, I would guess that most patients would appreciate the convenience of getting a therapeutic product or medication right at the doctor's office. Still, there is that built-in cynicism that one has to be careful about. There are two interesting articles on the subject in this month's issue. In our "Practice Builders" column, Jonathan Moore, DPM, MS and Kimberly Moore, OTR, discuss "How To Establish And Maintain A Diabetic Shoe Program" (see page 20). In a feature article, "Taking A Closer Look At In-Office Dispensing" (see page 60), Contributing Editor Robert Smith talks to DPMs who have made this a successful part of their practice. After reading these articles and talking to a couple of other DPMs who have succeeded with in-office dispensing, a few key points emerge for those who are interested in developing this in their own practices. • Limit products to a few at first. Don't take on too much inventory before you know what sells. One practice management expert points out that many companies are willing to provide a "modest" number of products at no cost upfront as long as the practitioner agrees to pay them back once the products are sold. "There are quite a few companies willing to do that (in order) to establish themselves with new practices," he notes. • Be careful about information overload. Be especially sensitive with newcomers to your practice. If a new patient appears to be processing a lot of information with your diagnosis, diving right in with the product solution may create an erroneous perception of you as being more of a salesperson than a doctor. Take the time to ensure their understanding of your diagnosis before you offer your treatment recommendation. • Get your staff on board. Having a staff that is knowledgeable about the use of certain products can help bolster patient acceptance. Some even use small incentives to encourage staff, but if you opt to use this approach, a word or two of caution about being too enthusiastic may be in order. Being practical and considerate of patient needs should ensure solid footing for those who would like to dispense products in the office. Building trust is certainly the foundation for success.


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As much as I love being a developer, my heart is for design. There is a secret part of me that wishes I could design 24/7. I get my creative ideas from the world around us. Once I have an idea I go ahead and hammer out that "creative stuff." That creative stuff can range from posters to logos to the ultimate websites. A good designer needs to have developer and design skills. That makes the perfect designer's PB&J.
Besides the love of design, developing websites and applications with a wide variety of techniques is something I truly believe in. I always love a challenge and that is why I am not afraid to grasp new techniques and learn new ideas.


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Is it possible to share my todolist for a certain project with my boss without him being required to login?
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He doesn't use the service, and I don't want to make him sign up.
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Hi Poyan,
Unfortunately, this is not possible right now. Have you tried printing you to do list as a PDF and sending it in an email to your boss? If he is not using the service, what did you have in mind so your boss can check your shared to do list?
Feel free to add this on the votebox https://todoist.com/Vote/ though.
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Just a webpage with read-only display.


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Marisol Nichols is a Chicago native with a mixed blend of Hungarian and Mexican ancestry. She got her start in the biz as the final Audrey Griswold in Vegas Vacation. Since then she has moved up the Hollywood ladder with spots on the Series "Cold Case," "24," and this past summer's "The Gates."
A word from Marisol: "Working everyday with werewolves, witches and vampires. How much fun is that?!"
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Chandra West has been the forgetten strong hold of TV hotness either when she is playing doctor on "NYPD Blue" or on the short lived HBO series "John From Cincinnati." She lends her blonde vixen stare to this summer's ABC series "The Gates," where she plays a suburban witch (a.k.a. b*tch?).
A word from Chandra: "I do like vampires. I don't know if it's the neck or feeding off people's blood, which doesn't sound too appeasing when you think of it."
Amazing. Another girl who likes vampires. Maybe you can my gf can gab about it over cosmos.
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Rhona Mitra is the girl to revive the Tomb Raider franchise for three reasons: She is British, she is a real actress unlike rumored Kim Kardashian, and she is a total bad ass babe with a gun as we've seen in Doomsday and Underworld 3. But in the meantime while studio execs ponder her boner appeal (think Hollow Man) catch her in the summer series "The Gates" on ABC, yet another show about vampires.A word from Rhona: "I never know if I want to be running across the fields with no clothes on or sitting in the pub drinking Guinness."Either way, you sound like an alcoholic. More pics of Rhona with little clothes on after the jump.


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The Fairfield Inn Orlando at SeaWorld is an official onsite Orlando SeaWorld hotel and offers guests exclusive perks like gift shops and dining discounts, while they are enjoying their stay at the park. To help you see all the wonderful exhibits at SeaWorld Orlando, the Fairfield Inn Orlando has a complimentary shuttle, taking guests to and from the park.
Outfitted with bright décor and furniture, along with convenient amenities, these rooms are just as fun as the rest of your vacation. The rooms come with air conditioning, a desk, flat screen cable TV, alarm clock, complimentary Wi-Fi, iron and ironing board, hair dryer, refrigerator and microwave.
Splash Zone Bar & Grille is a fun and casual restaurant serving up all of your favorite classic American dishes.
Fairfield Inn & Suites serves free continental breakfast daily.
In between visits to SeaWorld Orlando, guests can spend their time at the hotel's fully equipped fitness center and outdoor heated pool. Kids can also check out the arcade room and SeaWorld themed splash area.
Please note: Guests will be required to present a valid photo ID and a credit card upon hotel check-in. Hotel package prices include room and room tax only, and do not cover incidental charges, parking fees, cleaning fees, or resort fees which some hotels may collect upon check-in to cover added-value services such as spa, fitness, phone charges or energy fees. In most cases, guests must be at least 21 years old to check in and there must be one person at least 21 years old staying in each room. Most hotel check-in times are 2:00pm to 3:00pm and most hotel check-out times are 11:00am to 12:00pm. To avoid confusion, please note that your flight departure date and time may be different from your hotel checkout date and time.


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(1) The term "insurance program" means the Ready Reserve Mobilization Income Insurance Program established under section 12522 of this title.
(2) The term "covered service" means active duty performed by a member of a reserve component under an order to active duty for a period of more than 30 days which specifies that the member's service—
(A) is in support of an operational mission for which members of the reserve components have been ordered to active duty without their consent; or
(3) The term "insured member" means a member of the Ready Reserve who is enrolled for coverage under the insurance program in accordance with section 12524 of this title.
(6) The term "Board of Actuaries" means the Department of Defense Board of Actuaries under section 183 of this title.
Source(Added Pub. L. 104–106, div. A, title V, § 512(a)(1),Feb. 10, 1996, 110 Stat. 299; amended Pub. L. 110–181, div. A, title IX, § 906(c)(4),Jan. 28, 2008, 122 Stat. 277.)
2008—Par. (6). Pub. L. 110–181substituted "Department of Defense Board of Actuaries under section 183 of this title" for "Department of Defense Education Benefits Board of Actuaries referred to in section 2006 (e)(1) of this title".
Effective Date
Pub. L. 104–106, div. A, title V, § 512(b),Feb. 10, 1996, 110 Stat. 305, provided that: "The insurance program provided for in chapter 1214 of title 10, United States Code, as added by subsection (a), and the requirement for deductions and contributions for that program shall take effect on September 30, 1996, or on any earlier date declared by the Secretary and published in the Federal Register."
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Thanks Ian,
I just received a pre WWII 6x9 cm Welta Weltur from Jurgen Kreckel certo6. So far I have not found a serial number on the body. The link to the serial number listing you gave helped me date the Compur Rapid shutter as early 1939 and Carl Zeiss Jena f4.5 uncoated Tessar as late 1937. The lens must have sat in someone's inventory for a while until the rest of the camera was put together just before Blitz Krieg started. Thanks for helping identify an approximate build date.
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Honey Mountain Fever cabin rental is the perfect cabin for couples with small children
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Nestled on a Smoky Mountain Ridge, over looking a small stream, sit
Honey Mountain Fever Luxury Cabin Rental. Experience a tranquil mountain setting yet minutes
from the main Parkway in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Honey Mountain Fever has two floors
of spacious living and features 2 King bedrooms, each with their own TV's, private baths and
jacuzzi's The main floor features an open floor plan with lots of glass for viewing nature at it best.
The living room features a gas fireplace, 40 inch HD TV with Cable and DVD player, unlimited long distance within the
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plus twin bunk beds, perfect for the wee ones. The second master suite is also on this flloor and features a king bedroom, TV
and seperate full bath with jacuzzi. The covered wrap around porch is the perfect spot to relax either in a bubbly
hot tub or with your rocking chairs. Enjoy the tree top views as you cook on the charcoal grill and dine on the
custom log picnic table.
fine dining with unique local restaurants such as the Old Mill, Applewood and Apple Barn.
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|Dec 31 2015
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|Check In: 4 p.m. Check Out: 10 a.m.
|Lodging tax: 12.75
|Deposits: Honey Mountain Fever Rates and Cancellation Policy: Rates are based on 4 guest. A 50% deposit required to confirm reservation. Balance must be received 15 days prior to arrival.
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- 2 King Beds
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- DVD Player
- Hiking
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- Downhill Skiing
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- Lake
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Reviews for this vacation cabin rental in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
sharon mayberry
Charlotte Texas
Alicia Geary
Nice cabin :)
November 3, 2012
We were very pleased to find that the cabin matched the pictures and information listed on the website! Other than the wide-angle camera making it appear a bit larger than it actually was, I feel like the pictures give a realistic presentation of the cabin. (The respresentative I spoke with on the phone even informed me of the wide-angle lens before booking.) The cabin was secluded enough to enjoy some privacy, yet not too far from the Parkway in Pigeon Forge. We found the cabin clean and furnished just as the rental info had said. Overall, a really nice experience! We even got to meet some critters; one good & one not so good! We were able to snap a few pictures of the friendly raccoon that visited the front porch one evening and show them to the kiddos, which they loved! On our last night though, we did spot a small scorpion crawling out of a vent downstairs. The informational flyer on the refrigerator had warned that because we were in the woods, it would be impossible to remove the chance of an occasional sighting of common area pests. We had no idea that scorpions lived in Tennessee! We were unable to kill it, and I must say it put quite a damper on the evening. But nature is nature I guess; the good & the bad. We had beautiful woods all around the cabin to observe, and loved the decks that allowed us to enjoy the nature. One of my favorite parts of the cabin was enjoying the fireplace during some chilly evenings. I also really appreciated the beautiful coordinating decor. It was simple and pretty, without being overly "country." I was so glad to NOT see ugly colored quilts and every piece of furniture looking like it was freshly carved from twigs! It was one of the things that stood out most when browsing websites for our trip. A nice cabin & a nice trip! Thanks very much for helping to make our anniversary trip a pleasant experience.
Juliann Zarecki Kramer
Plainfield, IL USA
Cozy Cabin
August 6, 2012
This cabin was absolutely beautiful. My family of four enjoyed playing pool. My kids loved the hot tub and having a flat screen TV in every room. Very comfortable stay for a small family.
Kurt Kerry Dalton Loman
Clinton, Mo
A wonderful Vacation..
July 30, 2012
When we pulled up to our cabin it was as if we had been there before, it looked exactly like the online photo's! That doesn't always happen, that began a wonderful trip. The cabin was wonderfully decorated and had everything we needed and more. It was so clean and had a fresh air smell. Everything was in working order. We really enjoyed grilling on the upper deck and sitting in the porch swing, the table and benches were nice as well. We were amazed that we could sit outside and not have insects bothering us. This never happens at our home in Mo. so that was a big treat. We did a couple loads of laundry while there, all was in good working condition. The trip was great we enjoyed some mountain hikes as well as scenic drives. There was so much to do and all so close, but at the same time when we stayed inside we felt like we were miles away from everything, just what we asked for! I honestly can say it was everything you said it would be and more. Thank you for all the answered questions we had before our arrival. It was a perfect vacation from start to finish! Loved the Cabin! Thank you! The Loman's
Dream Cabin
July 19, 2012
This was the first cabin my family & i ever stayed in and it was like the title says it was like a dream cabin.We enjoyed everything the cabin had for us.It was more than we expected by far.The people that we rented the cabin from was super nice people and we want to thank you for a great experience.We will be back soon and we cant wait:) Thanks
Jan taylor
ga USA
January 1, 2012
a glimpse of heaven not only met our expectations but went above and beyond them! Owner was very nice. The cabin was amazing . We will be back.
Jennifer Parker
Asheville, NC
Wonderful Experience
August 17, 2011
My husband and I wanted an affordable getaway with comfort and luxury at the same time. We stayed at a great cabin with an A frame, hot tub outside, whirlpool inside and even a pool table. With all of these ammenities we hardly had to leave the cabin. We were very pleased and would gladly return in the future.
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Absoluetly, it's a captivating story that you really can't tell where it will end.
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How to Create the Perfect Wedding Welcome Bag
Creating a great welcome bag is one of the most fun parts of planning a destination wedding! Here are our tips for creating bags that your guests will love.
1. Start with the essentials: the schedule for the weekend and a map of all the relevant locations. Guests tend to stress about these things, so providing them right away will help them relax and enjoy themselves.
2. Think comfort. Especially if you're doing an outdoor ceremony. Including a fan or a pashmina in the welcome bag is a great way to make sure your guests are comfortable, even if they forgot to pack something. (PS Don't forget a hankie, which everyone could use for the vows!)
3. Think local. The best way to get your guests excited about your wedding spot is to introduce them to some local flavor. Even if your location isn't particularly exotic, you can still treat them to something from the local farmers market, like honey or jam. Because whether you go sweet or savory, food is always a good choice. (And let your guests toast before they even get to cocktail hour by adding a mini bottle to the bag!)
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July 4, 2012
The African Methodist Episcopal Church, one of the most prominent black denominations in the country, is blasting the House vote to hold Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt of Congress last week, comparing the move to the "evil strategies employed following the Reconstruction era."
The House voted 255-67 in finding Holder in contempt of Congress last week for his failure to hand over some documents in the botched Fast and Furious gun-walking investigation. While the vote was led by Republican lawmakers, 17 Democrats crossed the political aisle to hold Holder in contempt.
"Those who have held Attorney General Holder, America's first African-American attorney general, in contempt have been consistently and systematically disrespectful of the attorney general and of President Barack Obama," the resolution read. "The attack against Attorney General Holder comes after his stated intent to determine whether recent laws passed to combat non-existent voter fraud are actually efforts at voter suppression that violate the Voting Rights Act."
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text: Cecile Sherman | IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information Official Broadway League sites: - sites - broadway.org broadwayleague.com broadwayfanclub.com kidsnightonbroadway.com stagespecs.org tonyawards.com Quick Search For: In This Category: All Show People/Org. Theatre Season Cecile Sherman Performer ( d. May 11, 2002 Mobile, Alabama, USA ) Female Productions ProductionsDate of ProductionsCrime and Punishment[Play, Drama, Revival] Performer: Cecile Sherman [Wife of Government Clerk]Dec 22, 1947 - Jan 24, 1948Dear Judas[Play, Drama, Original] Performer: Cecile Sherman [Singer]Oct 05, 1947 - Oct 18, 1947Mr. Strauss Goes to Boston[Musical, Romantic Comedy, Original] Performer: Cecile Sherman [Mrs. Byrd]Sep 06, 1945 - Sep 15, 1945Chamberlain Brown's Scrap Book[Musical, Revue, Vaudeville, Original] Performer: Cecile Sherman ["Il Travatore" Performer]Aug 01, 1932 - Aug 08, 1932 Find out where Cecile Sherman and are credited together © 2001-2015, The Broadway League, All Rights Reserved. (Copyright and Disclaimer)


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The Bane of Competitive Webmasters – Complacency
It's really annoying to suddenly remember I have a few domains of 2-3 years of age, that I actually set up links for – but never had any real content on.
Reason being: complacency.
I bought the domains for an early client, with the aim of setting up a small network for link benefits for them.
However, early success meant the domains went undeveloped.
Possibly that's a good thing – my original aim was to simply set up phpbb forums on there that were little more than spam – a collect of posts built of variables, that I could autoreplace for specific keywords for different sites.
Ironically, if those forums had gone up and stayed up, the phpbb scriptbots would have spammed those anyway.
Still, it's annoying to look at the domains I have registered, and see how I've held some for a couple of years but never even pointed to a server, let alone added a couple of holding pages for.
This week's task – get basic holding pages up if nothing else. Even if I don't look to develop these domains for a couple more years, at least I can build up some basic search history.
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truTV Renews 'World's Dumbest...' for 15th Season
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The Kids Return, Contestants Clash and the Players Face a Fierce Challenge to Win Group Immunity on 'The Biggest Loser'
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Amanda Seyfried is very open about what turns her on!
The blonde beauty graces the August cover of Elle magazine -- where she opens up about her sexual attractions, current crush and new risque role as porn star Linda Lovelace!
Amanda has dated some of Hollywood's hottest actors including Ryan Phillippe, Josh Hartnett, Alexander Skarsgard and her ex-boyfriend of three years, "Mama Mia!" costar Dominic Cooper.
So what does Seyfried look for in a potential relationship? Sexual attraction!
"Everybody I've dated I've been sexually attracted to immediately. Sparks don't grow, your vagina doesn't become more inclined to wanting someone just because you're around them," she confesses to the mag.
In the past, the 27-year-old has admitted that she prefers to date actors ... but her newest crush isn't someone who's in the spotlight.
"[He's] someone separate from my industry life, I've known him since he was 16… I picture him as the father of my children all the time. But it is a fantasy right now," she reveals.
Wonder if the lucky guy has any idea?
Amanda who's starred in mostly PG roles, has taken her career to a new level. Her latest flick "Lovelace" portrays the life of one of the world's biggest female porn stars, Linda Lovelace.
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Friday, September 26, 2008MACON, Ga. - Lipscomb and Jacksonville will face off on Saturday afternoon inside Jacksonville's Swisher Gymnasium in the Atlantic Sun Match of the Week. The Lady Bisons swept past the Dolphins in the 2007 A-Sun Championship to claim their first conference title. Saturday afternoon's meeting will be broadcast on A-Sun.TV.
Lipscomb has yet to drop a set in four conference matches, while Jacksonville fell to cross-town rival UNF to open conference play, but has not lost a match since. Both teams enter the weekend on five-match wining streaks as well. Saturday's clash represents the first meeting between the two schools since Lipscomb defeated Jacksonville in last season's A-Sun championship to earn its first trip to the NCAA Tournament.
In the team rankings, JU is first in opponent hitting percentage (.154) and assists (11.69 aps), second in blocks (2.08 bps) and is third in hitting percentage (.219), kills (12.44 kps) and digs (14.44 dps). Individually, junior libero Shelley Walroth leads in digs (226) and digs per set (5.79), sophomore middle hitter Abby Gruenbacher is second in blocks (36) and blocks per set (0.97), ninth in kills per set (2.30) and 10th in hitting percentage (.296), senior outside hitter Sara Bendorf shares second in kills (142) and kills per set (3.64) and sophomore setter Hannah Munneke ranks fourth in assists per set (8.26).
A pair of sophomores lead the way for Lipscomb in reigning A-Sun Player of the Week Alex Kelly and 2007 A-Sun Championship MVP Jake Pease. Kelly paces the Lady Bisons attack averaging 3.79 kills per set, and is also a defensive stalwart collecting 44 blocks on the season, an average of almost one per set. Pease directs the Lady Bison offense, averaging a conference-best 9.58 assists per set.
The Atlantic Sun Conference is an 11-member league committed to Building Winners for Life, with a focus on academic and athletic integrity and a balance between the two for the student-athlete, and maintaining a high level of sportsmanship. Headquartered in Macon, Ga., the A-Sun encompasses six of the top eight media markets in the Southeast. The A-Sun consists of some of the most dynamic private and public institutions in the region: Belmont University, Campbell University, East Tennessee State University, Florida Gulf Coast University, Jacksonville University, Kennesaw State University, Lipscomb University, Mercer University, University of North Florida, University of South Carolina Upstate and Stetson University.
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NNU will host several exciting events during the month of October to commemorate the centennial anniversary of the Church of the Nazarene. Founded in 1908, the Church of the Nazarene has grown to serve more than 151 world areas with nearly 21,000 churches.
At 5 p.m. on October 5, NNU will join Nazarene churches across the world for a special centennial service. The event will feature Dr. Oliver Phillips, a combined choir directed by Gerald Van Order and music led by Rev. Scott Dunham. Dr. Phillips is the director of mission strategy for the Church of the Nazarene in United States and Canada. A special photo exhibition, "Northwest Nazarenes," will be displayed in the Brandt Center lobby during the service to tell the visual story of regional churches organized prior to the inception of the Church of the Nazarene.
Church of the Nazarene Intermountain District Superintendent Dr. Stephen Borger said, "The Church of the Nazarene was born as a movement out of a world-wide revival in the late Ninetieth century greatly influenced by John Wesley's teachings on holiness of heart and perfect love. Today, 100 years later, there are 31 local churches with an average Sunday attendance of 8,800 in the Treasure Valley alone. The centennial service will allow local members to fellowship together and celebrate the church's rich history."
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Emilia Romagna produces some of the best fruits in all of Italy and a drive along the Via Emilia is an endless vista of espaliered fruit trees of apples, cherries, kiwi, pear, plums, and peaches. This easy peach dessert from Romagna is just the thing for a hot summer day.
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1 pint pistachio ice cream
3 large yellow or white peaches, halved
1 cup orange juice
1/2 heavy whipping cream
1 tablespoon sugar
1 ounce semi sweet chocolate
1/4 cup slivered almonds
Scoop 6 balls of ice cream and place them on a small tray in a single row. Cover and freeze until ready to use.
Toast the almonds in a sauté pan, stirring constantly over medium heat until they are browned. Set aside.
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