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In the heart of the city - Free Wi-fi
Size45 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Elevator in building
- Towels
- Baby cot
- Internet/WiFi
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The apartment is situated on the first floor (there is an elevator) and composed by a bedroom with a large double bed, a living room with a double bed-sofa, a modern and totally equipped kitchen and a bathroom with bathtub, washing machine and dryer.
A fast wi-fi connection is also included in the price.
The neighborhood is full of typical restaurants, bars, pubs, handcraft shops, supermarkets and all kind of shops.
You can easily reach the following tourist attractions:
Basilica 5 min walk
Synagogue 2 min walk
Andrassy Avenue 2 min walk
Váci street 5 min walk
Danube Promenade 5 min walk
Parliament 15 min walk
Heros Square 10 min by metro
Széchenyi Thermal Bathhouse 10 min by metro
Train stations (all the 3): 10 min by metro
Margarite Island: 20 min walk
The apartment is highly recommended for tourists and for families.
We can also provide a baby bed and a baby chair.
House rules- No pets allowed
- No smoking allowed
- No loud activity after 8 p.m. allowed
Beside this, all I ask is that you treat the apartment as you would treat your own home. Try to leave it the best you can as you found it.
I do not ask for a security deposit, so this is pretty much the honor system. I can assure you it will be very clean upon your arrival.
Thank you, and I look forward to having you as my guest soon.
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Reviews of this property
We will remember this apartament very pleasantly. Anyone can feel there really special. It is cleen and cosy. Besides, it is located in the center of the city so you can get everywhere you want very fast. Near there is tram line, bus stop and metro. It is worth mentioning, that contact with the owner is unproblematic and the atmosphere is very friendly.
Visitors from Poland
Apartament u Eriki będziemy bardzo mile wspominać. Można się w nim poczuć na prawdę wyjątkowo. W mieszkaniu jest czysto oraz przyjemnie. Położone jest w samym sercu kulturalno-rozrywkowym Budapesztu, tuż obok mieszkania jest świetny węzeł komunikacyjny, a do tego wszędzie jest blisko.
Goście z Polski
Everything in the best order. I recommend :)))
Wszystko w jak najlepszym porządku. Polecam :)))
Location was perfect, could not be better! Nothing else to complain about the apartment. The host lady was very nice. In short, would definitely go back!
Locatie was perfect, kon niet beter! Verder niks te klagen over het appartement ook. De gastdame was ook heel aardig. Kortom: zou er zeker nog eens terug gaan!
The flat was great, comfortable and very clean. It´s close to many pubs, restaurants and a park. Also the commuication with Erika was good. Somebody was waiting us to give us the keys. She gave all support we needed. 5 Stars
Very nice apartment with complete equipment. Perfect location to walk to both go out and by public transport. Very good and nice service. All there and clean. On weekends it is quite lively night out, which can be quite noisy with the windows open. All in all, highly recommended.
Sehr schöne Wohnung mit vollständiger Ausstattung. Perfekte Lage sowohl zum zu Fuß losziehen als auch mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln. Sehr gute und nette Betreuung. Alles da und sauber. Am Wochenende ist es Nachts draußen recht lebhaft, was bei offenen Fenstern ziemlich laut werden kann.
Alles in allem sehr zu empfehlen.
nice and very well equipped apartment in the middle of Budapest. restaurants and bars nearby. Thank you for this visit.
appartement sympa et très bien équipé en plein milieu de Budapest. restos et bars à proximité. Merci pour ce séjour.
Erika has a very nice and clean small appartment in the centre of Budapest. It is the ideal starting point for discovering Budapest. Communication with Erika went very smooth. Highly recommended.
Very nice modern appartment in a great neighboorhood in the centre. Good facilities. Everything you need just around the corner. I would definitely book it again next time. Also the landlady is very helpful and reacts quickly to emails. 5 out of 5!
We had a great time in Budapest. The apartment has a perfect location just next to the subway stations. It is very centrally located - in the middle of great bars and delicious restaurants. The appartment is very clean and nicely furnished. And the welcome is very warm. We highly recommend this place to stay.
We had a very interesting stay in Budapest - our first visit. The weather was wonderful - topped 30 degrees C. Erica's apartment is well equipped and very well situated right in the heart of Pest and within walking distance both of the 'downtown' and the Jewish Quarter. The night-life is lively, but we didn't mind because we didn't go to bed until 1 am every night!
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Looks like ya done real good . It looks great and I'm sure with the work on the trigger and grip safety it will shoot a lot better. Mine sticks out a little like yours did but it functions well and I'm having no trouble with grouping. I should have though when I worked the trigger. you make me want to take it down again
Man.Looks great. you done real good

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What is it? Yoga/Pilates using a silk swing. It's similar to New York's anti-gravity aerial yoga, dreamed up by Christopher Harrison who was one of the co-founders of Cirque du Soleil.
What's needed? Exercise gear, bare feet.
The experience: When Michelle Keenan invites me to SoulSwing, she warns me to wear a snug top. I'll be hanging upside down so it's best that I don't wear a loose top that could reveal all.
"You wouldn't want your boobs to fall out," she laughs. I laugh harder. My chest is not exactly like Pamela Anderson's but I do as I'm told.
I'll confess, my eyebrows rose when Michelle wrote to me about SoulSwing. Possibly to the height of, well, Mt Ngauruhoe, perhaps. It looked a tad hippie. Even for a yogi (someone who digs yoga) like me. Soul Space Pilates and Yoga is above a block of businesses in the suburbs of East Auckland. It's an understated but welcoming space.
Michelle is also welcoming. She has a broad smile and is quirkily cool: her left arm is inked with flowers and butterflies and she has gold wings printed on her yoga tank top.
In the class this day is a bendy gal in her 20s, Nat, and 50-something Paul. We start cross-legged on the floor, praying-like, breathing deeply and chanting, "Ommmmm".
This makes our bodies vibrate and brings us into "harmony", says Michelle. She then tells us to "think about something you want to change in your life" and how this might be achieved.
My eyes are closed and I'm relaxed by the calm-inducing exercises such as rolling shoulders, which massage the spine. This is the power of yoga, which I know well.
After the warm-up, we use large silk swings to challenge us in our yoga poses and to provide support. These resemble hammocks used to rock babies to sleep. They're made of strong parachute nylon, are suspended from a sturdy ceiling beam, have handles to grip or support feet and carabiners to adjust the height of the apparatus.
We do the downward dog, child's pose, forward bends to touch our toes and planks, with the swings holding us up from around our middles or limbs. The swing helps us experience yoga poses differently.
For instance, in yoga, you might do a handstand pose or a headstand. With the swing, the spin on this move is that you actually weave your feet around the sides of the swing and hang upside down. This is called an inversion, which is any time your head is lower than your heart. Michelle tells us it is great for the spine, brain, heart, circulation and also our "sense of play". It's giddy fun.
Nat giggles and asks Paul "how's it hanging?" I just enjoy defying gravity. I feel euphoric.
Perhaps that's the blood rushing to my head. Michelle adds that inversions help us look "younger". Perhaps I ought to stay head under heels a bit longer.
Just before we end the class, we spend several quiet minutes lying snuggled in the silk swings, like cocooned butterflies. Nat says, "Ahhhh, I see why babies love being rocked to sleep." I'd agree.
SoulSwing turns out to be some kind of wonderful. Or maybe I just like monkeying around.
How much? Casual class $23, 10x concession $170 (three-month expiry), 10x concession $200 (six-month expiry). Membership rates depend on how many classes you attend.
Worth it? Good for flexibility, working the core and all muscle groups, strength and stress relief. Plus it's playful.
Try it: Soul Space Pilates and Yoga, 18E Aberfeldy Ave, Highland Park, Howick, Auckland, www.soulspace.co.nz
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Since people are posting their final mocks, I decided to do the same. This time I'm PREPARED for the bashing....BRING IT ON!
First Round: (Not doing trades)
1) Kansas City: Luke Joeckel OT A&M
2) Jacksonville: Dion Jordan OLB Oregon
3) Oakland: Geno Smith- QB WV
4) Philly: Star Lotulelei- DT Utah
5) Detroit: Eric Fisher- OT CM
6) Cleveland: Ezekiel Ansah- DE BYU
7) Arizona: Lane Johnson- OT Oklahoma
8) Buffalo: Jonathan Cooper- G NC
9) New York (J): Barkevious Mingo- OLB LSU
10) Tennessee: Sharrif Floyd- DT Florida
11) San Diego: Dee Milliner- CB Alabama
12) Miami: Xavier Rhodes- CB FSU
13) Tampa Bay: Bjoern Werner- DE FSU
14) Carolina: Cordarrelle Patterson
15) New Orleans: Sheldon Richardson
16) St.Louis: Tavon Austin- WR WV
17) Pittsburgh: Jarvis Jones- OLB Gerogia
18) Dallas: Kenny Vaccaro- S Texas
***New York Giants*** ::are on the clock::
NYG's Big board - DJ. Fluker, Chance Warmack, Desmond Trufant, Cornelius Carradine, Manti Te'o, Jonathan Cyprien, Arthur Brown, Jonathan Banks.
With the 19th overall pick the NY Giants select: Chance Warmack G Alabama
Full Mock: *(draft profiles included have combine performances and measurables)
1st: Chance Warmack G Alabama- The more I thought about it the more I can see Chance making it to 19. DeCastro was a sure fire top 10-15 by most last year. He slid and the fact there are two this year with many hyping Cooper lately for his athleticism and versatility....I don't think this may be a stretch as most of us believe. (At least that's what I'm telling myself)
*Profile: http://www.nfl.com/draft/2013/profil...ack?id=2539194
2nd: Jamar Taylor CB Boise.ST- The Giants have a lot of ways they can go here but Taylor has been gaining a lot of steam lately and is considered a borderline 1st rounder. The Giants see the value and the need and take the CB 51st overall.
*Profile: http://www.nfl.com/draft/2013/profil...lor?id=2539932
3rd: Sio Moore LB UCONN- One of my favorite LB's in the draft. Athletic, tough and versatile. Sheds well, can rush the passer and cover. I think he's best suited at SLB cause he can get after the QB but I think the Giants can mold him to play any of the backer positions because of his strength and athleticism.
4th: Devin Taylor DE SC - A lot of people on this forum are big on Taylor for his excellent size and mid round value. Taylor was the player that stood out to me the most at the East/West game and dominated against top competition. He'd fit right in with the Giants DE stable and be a great addition.
5th: Reid Fragel OT OSU- Definitely a Reese kind of guy IMO. 6'8 310 converted former TE turned OT. Big and athletic with a high ceiling. He's still learning the position but his upside is major and too much to pass up. I can see Pat Flaherty salivating over getting the opportunity to coach him up.
6th: Josh Boyd DT Miss ST- DT is a need for the Giants and they take the best one available. Was overshadowed by Fletcher Cox at Miss.ST but he had a productive season in his absence last year. Big and disruptive presence in the middle. Can move the pile and get after the QB.
7th: R.R. Armstrong S Miami- He didn't play in 2012 and was ineligible for off the field problems. The thing is he's a physical specimen. 6'3 216 and fast and physical. This is a great time to take a chance on this kind of prospect. If the Giants can set him straight they could have another huge steal in the 7th round. Another great talent at safety from the "U".
7th: Ray Graham RB Pitt- One of my favorite backs before his knee injury in 2011. Was really shifty and highly explosive. Would have gone much higher if not for the injury. He ran a bad 40 time but he's showed signs of regaining some of explosion before the 2012 season ended. He'll be two years removed from the injury and if he gets back to form the Giants can get themselves a really nice steal here.
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See if you can find, borrow or purchase a Yugo M70 stamped rear receiver stub to use as a guide. Only need one side as you can flop it for opposite or do a drill through etc.
Working an undrilled receiver and virgin trunnion is a larger challange.
I do not recall seeing a Yugo template as it is not the same as Polish etc.
The angle of the teceiver adjustment is an easy fix and can be done after trunnion mock up or install on a belt sander or file or mini air die grinder etc.


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First off, Hello from NC. I'm new to beekeeping and plan on getting a few packages to start off this spring. I am also starting off by building all of my own hives, frames, etc. using all medium boxes.
I have studied the frame plans on this site, as well as looked over all of the related frame building posts I could find, but I still have a few questions left. I do plan on modifying them to be foundation-less frames, probably using a router to bevel 45's on the top bar.
1. What is the purpose of the 1/2" to 7/16" taper on the ends of the top bar? Why not just make it 7/16?
2. What is the purpose of beveling the corners of the top bar? Is that needed/useful? Or does it add places for SHB to hide?
3. Some have suggested making a 7/8" top bar, and 1 1/4 frame spacing a more natural frame size. Would you still use 10 frames, or 11? Would you do this for brood as well as honey supers?
4. If using a 7/8" top bar, would you adjust the side dados accordingly, or would you skip the dados on the top bar, since the side bars already call for a 7/8" dado? Should I make any changes to the bottom bar? (except for excluding the kerf)
5. Has anyone found a benefit to adding a guide to the bottom bar? I have seen some people hypothesize that it may encourage bees to build all the way down, but I haven't seen anyone that has said this from first hand experience. I do not plan on using fishing line type guides in the middle.
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..And Andy Murray's "cry-fest" was an insult to all men. It completes the liberal "de-masculation" of our society.

All you lefties are responsible for this.

who the **** is Andy Murray?

A crybaby tennis player.

I just assume that if you play tennis, youre already a spoiled, whiney little *****.....so im not shocked. though i have no idea about this scenario youre referring to, because i dont waste my time with tennis


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Jenkins Township to consider new town hall
Jenkins Township will host its annual meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 12, at Jenkins Town Hall to discuss and vote on building a new town hall.
"We're thinking the town hall we have now has outlived its purpose," said town clerk Bill Savage. "We don't have an inside bathroom. We'd like inside water. It would be bigger. It's cramped for some meetings."
Savage said everyone who attends the annual township meeting will have a vote that night on whether to build a new town hall.
"It's up to the voters of the township, the people," he said.
The town board's regular monthly meeting will be held after the annual meeting.
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Antique Pottery Research
Started by RoniB, May 28 2012 07:23 PM
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Posted 28 May 2012 - 07:23 PM
I am trying to identify a piece of pottery that I picked up at an antique sale. I know very, very little about pottery, so I don't even know the language to use to research the piece I have. Can someone direct me to a forum that may help me? The color in the photo is actually not representative of how it looks in person. The bright colors only appear in the photographs. It is actually a very dull, earthen color. Brown and gray with some lighter colors peaking through. Maybe yellow.
Posted 29 May 2012 - 09:09 AM
I don't know if it is antique, but it is a wonderful pot, I like the colours.
Posted 23 June 2012 - 12:30 AM
It has a very old look about it. The stopper disturbs me; it seems a bit out of place. The vessel could be from many areas ancient wares are so similar. Something about it makes me say Roman, but what does the foot look like? Can you take a better picture without using a flash? There are scientist who examine clay compositions to determine origin and age. Also some of the auction houses have researchers who can give you more information.
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"For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish but have everlasting life".
"For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish but have everlasting life".
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Hi All!
Glad to find this site...was seeking some informations...but I will get to that...
Been a beekeeper here in the Tampa area for over three years and am currently the Secretary of the Tampa Bay Beekeepers Association. The TBBA is hosting the Florida State Association Conference in early November, so if you are in FL, stop in for "a day in the bee yard".
I am looking to expand my business and begin selling bee supplies. I welcome any and all advice and information on being a wholesaler/distributor for...who? Who are the best bee supply houses. Also, what other products do you like to see for sale which can dovetail the hive/foundation/veil/suit stock...?
I also will have environmental and honey bee artwork available as we move through the year. Currently I am getting certified as a clinical herbalist, which will nicely dovetail the bees wax with tinctures, salves, lip balm, face creams, and other healthy items
I look forward to networking with you all!
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Boy Scouts test their skills in annual Klondike Derby
BRISTOL, Va. - Downtown Bristol became an arena for Boy Scouts to test their skills Saturday. About 25 patrols were marching up and down State Street.
It's called the Klondike Derby and it's been going on for the last 44-years in Bristol.
Boy Scouts are tested on skills ranging from first aid, citizenship, starting campfires, and more.
We've learned the reason this derby takes place in downtown Bristol is simply to show folks in the Tri-Cities Boy Scouts are thriving. "A lot of councils and districts go out in the woods and nobody even knows it's going on. We like to put scouting on display once a year," said Albert Vance with Boy Scouts of America.
If you drove down State Street this week, you probably noticed a big campfire. That's because scouts have been busy all week retiring damaged or torn flags in that fire.


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When a woman purposely sabotages her man's look in order to make him less attractive to the opposite sex, much like Moxie drinkers can leave their nasty tasting soda in the fridge for months untouched by anyone who is thirsty, tap water is a better option. Anyone who drinks Moxie assures themselves that nobody will ever touch their soda.
Gisele Bundchen telling Tom Brady his scraggly looking hair looks "great". Clearly she has an arterial motive of making him less attractive to other models thus the Moxie Effect.
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A wanna-be country club-type, trend chasing female who thinks she's too hot for the county because of her long hair extensions and vegas vip room credentials. In short, temporarily sexy.
Kim Kardashian is a McDiva, fo shizzle.
by see you on the field November 24, 2007
oh girl with that weave and those nails and that attitude behind the counter you DEFINITELY are a McDiva there at mickey dees. You may even just get employee of the month there.
by yoyohon September 10, 2008
"Give me a cheeseburger with extra pickles, NO onions, and bbq sauce on the side. Oh, and a coke with very little ice."
shakes head "You are such a McDiva."
shakes head "You are such a McDiva."
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The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush


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|Toby: The littlest hocking player at the party. Such concern for the future of game!
Miniature Golfing on the Hudson: Pier 25
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Ella looks like she may have the golfing gene!ReplyDeleteReplies
hahah we'll see!Delete
When my girls were little...we would go "hocking" when on vacation...we would look for courses or make sure our destinations had courses! Fun birthday!ReplyDelete
Ahh I love minigolf. It's so much fun!! Sounds like a good idea for a Birthday party :)ReplyDelete
We have a bar here in DC with minigolf inside. It's really hard!! Owen's little happy dance that you captured in the fourth photo is priceless :)ReplyDeleteReplies
hahah a mini golf bar is such a funny business idea.Delete
this looks like fun, and a great idea for a birthday party. When I was little, occasionally my dad would look after me and my little brother during the holidays, sometimes we'd take a train to a town about 45 minutes away and play on their crazy golf, it was always really excitingReplyDelete
what a great birthday party! no mess to clean up, short enough to keep kids' attention, just pack a picnic lunch and you're good to go!ReplyDeleteReplies
totally!! it was so easy.Delete
- AnonymousJuly 17, 2012 at 7:06 PM
Happy Birthday,Little E:) It's funny, C&I went "hocking" today!:) He LOVES it!! They had alligators at this mini golf place! We could feed them for a couple of bucks but I just couldn't get myself to feed a gator. We were always taught not to do it. It was crazy seeing all the gators all of the place (they were in a pond,fenced in) while we played. The whole theme of the mini golf place was Pirate Ships:) It was really cute!:) Glad she had a great b-day:) Wish we could have been there to celebrate her special day!ReplyDelete
it was so much fun!!! we had the best time, and toby won't stop talking about the yummy "take" we ate. these photos are adorable:):)ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday Ella! The picture with the boy in the blue shorts/grey shirt cracks me up. He tried to hit it like real golf- yikes!ReplyDelete
Wow! Looks like the kids enjoyed the mini golf game! I remember my dad when he first taught me how to play golf in mill pond golf, that day has so much to remember.ReplyDelete
I'm sure the new parents support group nyc would love to witness events like these. Watching your child in the field and interacting with other children makes a mom happy.ReplyDelete
Their sports attire looks nice on them. I want to create funky baby clothes Australia that looks sporty.ReplyDelete
All the funky clothing designs are looking quite impressive. All above Ella's dress looks gorgeous and impressive.ReplyDelete
I cant even look at theclothing, the photos are just brilliant!ReplyDelete


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How clueless are you?
Fluker is 10x better in the run game than Diehl.
Diehl struggles with both the speed rush AND the power rush. Pass-rushers can easily drive him back into the QB.
You can't move Fluker back at all. The ONLY way to beat Fluker is with speed, NOT power.


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As if being an astronaut and making it into space weren't a cool enough ambition as it is, Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield is going all out to prove that it can be an awful lot of fun as well. He's been snapping photos, burning up Twitter and even chatting up Star Trek's original Captain (if you don't count the pilot's Jeffrey Hunter), William Shatner. On Friday, Hadfield found a way to top himself, using the guitar he managed to bring aboard the International Space Station to debut a new song — co-written and performed with the Barenaked Ladies , no less — while in space. "I.S.S. (Is Someone Singing)" had its debut on CBC on Friday morning with a live performance by Hadfield, Barenaked Ladies and a choir from Toronto's Wexford Collegiate School for the Arts.
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So, My girlfriend and I are steadily approaching the day when we get to summit Springer Mountain. Luckily, the wait is only 45 days and we on track with our preparations. I'd love to hear the commentary on a the gear list. I have concern about the cold and how well my cold weather gear will keep up.
I am so close and probably cannot devote much more money to gear, but I'd take any suggestions.
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Skip the grapeseed stuff. Sawyer is plenty
skip the base pants for summmer, you have rain pants if it's cold. bump them for the Whites
can skip the stuff sack for your sleeping bag if you stuff it in the liner bag.
I would get at least some shell mittens for the beginning in the south and then in the whites when it is cold.
First aid essentials for AT.. moleskin or leukotape for blisters. Hand sanitizer for after privy visits and touching shelter registers.
AWOL guide… White mountains map is also useful when you get up here.Feb 2, 2013 at 5:29 am #1949968
Kevin BabioneBPL Member
@kbabioneLocale: Pennsylvania
When you're first starting (and the days are shorter) you might want a headlamp that you can use to hike at night. The Petzl e-Lite is a great little headlamp for camp chores, but it's not going to help you if you need to be on the trail at night.
Put the e-Lite in a box that you'll pick up somewhere in VA and carry a stronger headlamp to start.Feb 2, 2013 at 10:10 am #1950045
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@brianleLocale: Pacific NW
Mid-march could be a bit early to start with a 32F rated sleeping bag. Ditto a thermawrap as your only insulation layer could be on the chilly side. Ground insulation could also be a little low; you might consider adding a thinlight 1/4" to put on top, mail that home when you no longer need it (I assume you sleep on the pack to augment the short neo-air). Starting in late Feb in 2010 I had a 20F sleeping bag and slept with a fairly beefy down parka inside it, and folks around me had lower rated bags than I. In Pearisburg I swapped to a Summerlite and that worked great for the rest of the trip.
Is this intended as a totally complete list? Or a work in progress?
I suggest that you review other lists folks have posted for similar trip starts and make sure to review for completeness. Things like a toothbrush. A hat (or two). A camera perhaps. I'm not going to think off hand of everything that looks to be "missing" — you need to do that.Feb 2, 2013 at 10:15 am #1950047
Thomas ConlyBPL Member
@conlyLocale: Lots of canoeing and snow
I thru-hiked the trail a couple of years ago. Your list looks really good. I would agree with the comment about the e-lite. You will inevitably night hike at some point and the e-lite will be pretty dim for that. I used a similar light at first but the biggest reason I switched to a brighter headlamp was because I couldn't bear bag at night with the one I had. You need a light bright enough to see a branch 30 ft away. Also, the coin batteries are a little tough to find on the AT. I'd disagree with the comment about the long johns. It's true you won't need them very often, but I changed into mine whenever I was completely wet. It's so nice to know that you always have dry long johns and a dry wind shirt to change into. I wouldn't bother with dish soap. You won't end up using it after a few days. I just rinsed my pot and drank the water I used. Otherwise, my biggest recommendation would be a book or, ideally, a Kindle. I bought a kindle part way though my trip because my buddy had one. Best piece of gear I had.Feb 2, 2013 at 7:27 pm #1950210
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Thanks for the input.
I've got a slightly bright petzl lamp that will more than likely make it into my pack.
I've been slow to transcribe what I have to what's online. First aid kit should be more personal choice imo.Feb 2, 2013 at 8:27 pm #1950221
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@whistlerLocale: www.peaksandvalleys.weebly.com
With all the signs pointing to a later and cold winter I'd suggest upping the insulation with either a warmer bag (1st choice) or more layers.
When I thru'd in 2011 – I started March 29th and hit multiple days at 18* (not just in the GSMNP either). I had a 35* WM Caribou and Thermawrap jacket and pants with fleece cap and gloves and socks and was in a bivy and was still cold….wind was like 20-40 mph many of the nights. Just a thought – but I'd go with a 20* bag and then switch out to a 35* in Pearisburg.
Good idea about the brighter headlamp and ditching the soap / grape extract. All good advice so far. Enjoy the adventure and remember to never turn down free food!
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Discussion in 'BUILT FROM SCRATCH' started by sensor, Jun 20, 2010.
I think shes gonna be a sweet ride.Superb craftmanship.Two thumbs way up!
Looking good. What wheelset are you using on this?
Sweet build, loving the lines on it! What are using as a tube bender?
Keep up the great work!
Cool! Got that bobber motorcyle look to it.
thanks jimmy65, wingman, and flame jigger!
utilityart: the rims are CHOPPERSUS 24x2.5 laced to a nexus 3 rear hub and a shimano front hub with thick bricks.
skr8pn: thanks as for the benders i use theyre the ones that came with my house when i bought it....tree in the back yard for the bigger tubing and lamp post/mailbox post for the smaller stuff.
someday ill have a jd2 but for now spare cash goes towards my 31.
Lol, So its the Bear Gryll"s "sensor v's wild bender"... I like So are you packing them with sand or u just get'n on them till they "Tap Out" to the shape your after?
I might go Green and utilize my enviroment also 8)
Id be putting any coin i had into a 31 also mate
i do both...if its a long gradual bend i just wedge and bend and repeat until curve is where i want it.
if its anything near a 90 i pack then bend.
you should see some of the looks i get from my neighbors when i use the front yard bender :lol:
Thanks sensor... im going to have to give it a go, just wasnt to sure on the actual need to pack the tube or not. I have tube sitting here waiting for me but i was going to do it a favour and actually bend it not crush it :?
Man, that is an amazing bike. Great job! Looks great and comfortable.
well....i got a few minutes before i had to go to job #2 to take it for a really quick shake down(and figure out where to mount the shifter....thats why im reaching down :wink: ) and get it on film...
sorry you wasted almost 2 minutes of your life for that :lol:
chainlines good to go and it tracks straight :mrgreen:
now i just need to take a file to the welds and fully weld the b.b. and its primer time(bars will probably change...im just not felling them yet :| )
I'll say it again... Looks great.
Nice seeing it ridden.
Sounds like it's gonna need a scrape guard. Looking good.
well.....finally got some primer on this thing....now i just need to tear the wheels down,hubs apart,and bars for some primer and the fun part....blocking everything :roll:
well....that and make,paint,letter,and line the tank but thatll wait till the summer riding season is over...
oh yeah....picture
This is one cool bike. I usually go for the strecthed cruisers. This has me thinking I want to build a bobber style bike soon. Thanks for some inspiration.
im gonna pass on the scrape guard....shes gonna be my bar room brawler so shes gonna get scrapped up anyhow
thanks...loved your recent stretch(the next ones gonna be long and low :wink: )
man i really hate waiting for stuff to finish gassing off :x
thanks for the comments....updates to come really soon!
well i guess this is all that happened(since i didnt take pics of anything else ) but since the world didnt end i got a chance to get her put togeather(still need to get some spacers for the stem and cut the shift cable down and bend a new shifter arm since i couldnt put a chinese wrench on an american made bike!) should be buttoned up just in time for my vacation :mrgreen:
dont mind the front tire/wheel....those are just stand ins until the front hub is dry enough to lace with out tearing it up
Looks good mang!!
well summers over and i finally had a minute to work on her and get her closer to where she was headed originally(still need to make a tank for myself :roll: )
ive gotta strip and prime the torringtons ive got on it now since theyre in sad shape paint-wise.....
maybe ill have it finished before the world ends this december! :lol:
or maybe not :lol:
oh ive gotta say thanks to steve(you know who....RATROD!) for the tip on de-lettering the felt tires :mrgreen: theyre so much nicer when un-logoed!
You need to bring it to Lucerne, well do a mini burger run to Foster Freeze :wink:
That is way cooler than a Basman, great frame!
So, can I build one? :roll:
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A huge talent gets better [5:10 AM]
Rochester D&C reports: '� He�s a remarkable athlete for an offensive lineman,� Gilbride said. � He�s a big, strong kid that can run. He�s got athleticism and he�s a terrific young man.�'
Return to Nashville a first for Bills coach Williams [5:09 AM]
Nashville Tennessean reports: '''And if you woulda, coulda, shoulda we could have very easily been 11-5 last year if a few bounces went our way,'' Williams said. ''And that's with $20 million in dead money against the cap. We don't have that situation now, we like what we've done, so yes, I think we can be a playoff team."'
Bledsoe tees off, but not on Pats [5:08 AM]
Boston Herald reports: 'As for the Pats and the season-opener against his former team at Orchard Park Sept. 7, Bledsoe couldn't wait to bring it on. When asked if it would feel different playing Bill Belichick & Co. this time around, one year removed, Bledsoe shrugged. ``I really don't know,'' he said. ``We just need to win the game. We got through a lot of the hype and the hoopla from the first time last year. We just need to produce on the field better when we play them. That's the big thing.'''
The Bills Come To Terms With Their Number One Pick [5:07 AM]
WGR-AM reports: 'If McGahee is placed on the reserve non football injury list, Buffalo is not obligated to pay his 411-thousand salary, but will do so. General Manager Tom Donahoe says he hasn't decided if McGahee will be put on that list. He could stay on the roster and just be one of the inactives until he's healthy. Donahoe maintained that he will not take any chances with his young running back.'
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Reuters reports: 'Although he is mending ahead of schedule, his return date is still indefinite.'
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AFP reports: 'The Bills already have Travis Henry and signed Olandis Gary and have no glaring need at running back.'
Bills agree to deal with RB McGahee [9:34 PM]
Sportsticker reports: 'The Heisman Trophy finalist was almost certain to be a top-five selection before the injury. McGahee's recovery has been ahead of schedule, but it is uncertain when he will return. There is speculation that the Bills will place McGahee on the physically unable to perform list once he is signed.'
Tom Donahoe Talks About Willis McGahee [9:30 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'There's good progress. We did have a trainer go down and spend a few days with him in early July and we've been in touch with his rehab people in Miami and have gotten reports from them. The signs are good. What that means long-term for this year we'll have to wait and see.'
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McGahee agrees to contract with Bills [4:51 PM]
AP reports: 'The contract includes a guaranteed two-tiered $4.15 million bonus, the second part of which will be paid at the end of the season. The deal is also heavily laden with incentives, taking into account that the former University of Miami running back could miss this season recovering from an injured left knee.'
Bills and McGahee Agree To Terms [4:46 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'In accordance with club policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.'
Van Pelt still the Bills backup quarterback [4:03 PM]
AP reports: '''What's been said all along is that Alex is the backup. Alex has played exceptionally well. He's done everything we've asked him to do,'' Gilbride said. ''With Alex nearing the end of his career, what we need to know is: 'Can Travis be that guy?' We think he can.'''
Jones' comeback still a work in process [2:41 PM]
Olean Times Herald reports: '�Still, it�s the mechanics of relearning how to do everything all over again.� Jones admitted, �I�m nowhere near where I want to be � I know that and my leg knows that � but I�m getting there. I just wish I would wake up one day and not feel any (pain). That�s one of the most difficult things you can do as an athlete ... you have to deal with knowing your capabilities and not being able to realize your full potential because of injury or recovering from an injury.�'
Second Bills Preseason Game To Air On ESPN [2:40 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'The two franchises have a long and storied history. Both were charter members of the AFL and are still under the leadership of the owners that brought them into existence in 1960 - Ralph Wilson of the Bills and Bud Adams of the Titans.'
Back to Work For Bills [1:15 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: '"We had a good practice overall today," the third-year coach said. "I was very happy with how we ran around here tonight and executed."'
The Month Of August In Bills History [1:14 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'August, 18, 1986- Jim Kelly signs first contract with Bills.'
Ch. 2 gives Kaplan a warning [9:00 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'By the way, the Bills game had about a 16 rating Saturday night, making it by far the highest-rated program of the week in Buffalo.'
Bills' Morris strives to excel as role player [8:55 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"Being a third-down back is similar to special teams as far as the stats may not be completely visible," Morris said. "But if it's third and 6 and I'm able to get a draw or catch a pass or make a block to give Drew (Bledsoe) a couple of seconds to complete a pass to get the first, that's something that helps our team."'
McGahee packs bags with deal imminent [5:23 AM]
Rochester D&C reports: '� I�ve got Willis on standby, because we�re really close,� Rosenhaus said. � We�re making a lot of headway and we have a lot of momentum right now.�'
Bills can't coach Brown's best asset � raw speed [5:23 AM]
Rochester D&C reports: 'With 12 receivers on the roster and five of them vying for the open kick and punt return jobs, Brown�s TD was the equivalent of an eager student raising his hand in class and yelling: � Pick me! Pick me!�'
Benched, but not forgotten [5:22 AM]
Rochester D&C reports: 'The addition of Adams will certainly mean less playing time for Edwards and Bannan. Rather than thinking about that, however, they are focusing on what his presence will mean for the defense as a whole. � I�m extremely excited. I think the sky�s the limit with us,� Bannan said. � As long as we keep coming out every day and progressing, there�s no telling how good we can get. It�s really a joy to be with a great group of guys like that.�'
Weir unwinds at Bills workout [5:21 AM]
Rochester D&C reports: '� All my relatives grew up in Niagara Falls, so they�re big followers of the Bills,� said Weir, who was born in Sarnia, Ontario, near Port Huron, Mich. � I do like the Bills, and I�ve never been to training camp before, so it�s kind of cool.�'
Weir has a close encounter with Spikes [9:44 PM]
AP reports: 'Later, Weir was joined by Bills' Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly, who was also in attendance. After practice, Weir stuck around to have a conversation with Bills president Tom Donahoe and coach Gregg Williams.'
Bills expect good season from Coleman and Brown [9:28 PM]
AP reports: '''I'm real comfortable,'' said Coleman, who signed with Buffalo in 2002 out of Division II Ferris State University.'
McGahee packing his bags in anticipation of deal [9:27 PM]
AP reports: '''We have him on standby,'' Rosenhaus said. ''I've told Willis to pack his bags and be ready because if things continue to progress, he's going to be taking an airplane as soon as tomorrow.'''
Battles leaves Bills training camp [9:26 PM]
AP reports: 'Williams didn't seem concerned about Battles' departure. ''We've got six safeties,'' he said, ''because Scott Turner has been doing both safety and cornerback.'''
Roll Call [6:14 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: Safety Ainsley Battles, who was not at practice on Monday, has left the team on his own accord according to Gregg Williams. In addition, LB Angelo Crowell, WR Charles Johnson, TE Dave Moore, TE Ryan Neufeld and C Mike Pucillo were held out of practice today. DE Aaron Schobel was not able to attend due to personal reasons.
Have the Bills Improved Enough to Beat the Patriots on Opening Day? [5:20 PM]
ESN reports: While the Bills obviously helped themselves defensively during the off-season, New England did, too. The Patriots couldn�t stop the run last year nor hold important leads in the fourth quarter, but look far more efficient in its new three-man front.
Battles Leaves the Bills [5:17 PM]
ESN reports: Safety Ainsley Battles was not at practice today and has left the team of his own accord. Other Bills not practicing today were Angelo Crowell, Charles Johnson, Dave Moore, Ryan Neufeld and Mike Pucillo. Aaron Schobel also missed practice due to personal reasons.
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During active surveillance for prostate cancer, your doctor closely monitors your prostate cancer for any changes. Active surveillance for prostate cancer is sometimes called watchful waiting.
No cancer treatment is provided during active surveillance for prostate cancer. This means medications, radiation and surgery aren't used. Periodic tests are done to check for signs the cancer is growing.
You might consider active surveillance for prostate cancer if your cancer is small, expected to grow very slowly, confined to one area of your prostate, and isn't causing signs or symptoms.
If you have other health problems that limit your life expectancy, active surveillance for prostate cancer may also be a reasonable approach.
The BRCA gene test is a blood test that uses DNA analysis to identify harmful changes (mutations) in either one of the two breast cancer susceptibility genes — BRCA1 and BRCA2. Women who have inherited mutations in these genes face a much higher risk of developing breast cancer and ovarian cancer compared with the general population.
The BRCA gene test is offered only to people who are likely to have an inherited mutation, based on personal or family history, or who have specific types of breast cancer. The BRCA gene test isn't routinely performed on women at average risk of breast and ovarian cancers.
Having a BRCA gene mutation is uncommon. Inherited BRCA gene mutations are responsible for about 5 percent of breast cancers and about 10 to 15 percent of ovarian cancers.
From a BRCA gene test, you learn whether you carry an inherited BRCA gene mutation and receive an estimate of your personal risk of breast cancer and ovarian cancer. Genetic counseling is an important part of the BRCA gene test process.
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An enema is the injection of a liquid into your rectum through a small tube. In this case, the liquid contains a metallic substance (barium) that coats the lining of the colon. Normally, an X-ray produces a poor image of soft tissues, but the barium coating results in a relatively clear silhouette of the colon.
During a barium enema exam, air may be pumped into the colon. The air expands the colon and improves the quality of images. This is called an air-contrast (double-contrast) barium enema.
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Breast reconstruction with flap surgery is a complex procedure performed by a plastic surgeon. Much of the breast reconstruction using your body's own tissue can be accomplished at the time of your mastectomy. However, you'll need a second operation to achieve a correctly positioned, natural-appearing breast or to perform nipple reconstruction.
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The resulting images can be compared to looking down at single slices of bread from a loaf. Your doctor will be able to look at each of these slices individually or perform additional visualization to view your body from different angles. In some cases, CT images can be combined to create 3-D images. CT scan images can provide much more information than do plain X-rays.
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Glad to see you back up and making progress. When you finish the Vicker, I got some other projects waiting.
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Charming Place d'Italie Apartment
Size42 m²
Floor No.4
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Internet/WiFi
- Dishwasher
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|Rue Henri Pape, 75013 Paris, France
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The cosy apartment features a double bedroom which has an office area with an internet connexion. The living room includes a double sofa bed and a dining area, and the fully fitted kitchen has a coffee maker and laundry facilities.
Tolbiac Metro Station is just 300 metres away and there is a Vélib Bike Rental Station outside. Notre Dame is just a 20-minute journey by bike, whilst Bastille Square is just a 20-minute journey by Paris Metro.
Place d'Italie Square offers a large shopping centre and cinemas. Paris' Chinatown with Asian supermarkets is nearby.
House rulesA €200 security deposit is required and is refundable on successful check-out.
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Reviews of this property
Stayed again, what can I say.. really like the place and the area. Feels like home away from home. Thank you Johan:)
Beautiful apartment in a quiet side street. We (family with 3 children) have all encountered such as it was described and had a good base for half a week in Paris. Coordination with Johan (keys, etc.) was very straightforward.
Schöne Wohnung in ruhiger Seitenstraße. Wir (Familie mit 3 Kindern) haben alles so angetroffen, wie es beschrieben war und hatten eine gute Ausgangsbasis für eine halbe Woche Paris. Die Abstimmung mit Johan (Schlüsselübergabe usw.) war sehr unkompliziert.
Apartment very well located, in a quiet and well connected. Bed and shower great but we found the apartment with a lot of mess and very dirty. There was no room in the closet to put clothes and no place for our stuff, the house was full of stuff everywhere.
Apartamento muy bien situado, en zona tranquila y bien comunicada. Cama y ducha estupendas pero nos encontramos el apartamento con mucho desorden y muy sucio. No había sitio en el armario para colocar la ropa ni sitio para nuestras cosas; la casa estaba lleno de trastos por todas partes.
We enjoyed the stay in three tägigigen Johanns apartment, overlooking the rooftops of Paris very much. John was a very friendly and uncomplicated host. The communication with him went very well. His apartment is lovely and comfortable, and also the residential area was attractive with a beautiful Parisian flair, and some brasseries around the Ecke.Die underground connections is very good. We would love to come again.
Wir haben den 3 tägigigen Aufenthalt in Johanns Wohnung,
über den Dächern von Paris sehr genossen.
Johann war ein sehr freundlicher und unkomplizierter Gastgeber.
Die Kommunikation mit Ihm hat sehr gut geklappt.
Seine Wohnung ist liebevoll und komfortabel eingerichtet,
und auch das Wohnviertel war ansprechend
mit einem schönen Pariser Flair und einigen
Brasserien gleich um die Ecke.Die U-Bahnanbindung ist sehr gut.
Wir kommen gern wieder.
A really lovely place to stay - very quiet street but near to metro and shops and you are quickly into the centre of Paris. Kitchen is well equipped and the appartment has everything you need. Lots of places to eat nearby - we found a niceVietnamese restaurant a short walk away. Johan was easy to get hold of and responded very quickly to all our questions. Thank you for a great stay.
Stayed in the apartment for 4 nights and it was fantastic! It's very close to the metro, so it's very easy to get around Paris and there are great restaurants and boulangeries nearby! The apartment was incredibly clean and quiet and had everything that we needed. We can't wait to stay here again!
Thank you Johan for such a lovely stay:) The apartment was great, liked the area. Would definitely stay again, you were a great host:)
The location was super. Quiet neighborhood, very close to the metro. For two people this apartment was quite good. We were 4 people and before that it was too small to sleep. There was one bedroom with a double bed and two people had to sleep on an air mattress. In the living room This fits perfect in the living room but it was completely full. It was not very clean! We do have had a great holiday.
De locatie was helemaal super. Rustige buurt, heel dicht bij de metro.
Voor 2 personen was dit appartement helemaal goed. Wij waren met 4 personen
en daarvoor was het om te slapen te klein. Er was 1 slaapkamer met een tweepersoons bed en in de huiskamer moesten 2 personen op een luchtbed slapen. Dit paste precies in de huiskamer maar dan was het ook helemaal vol.
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I received my Mauser M-48 last week and bought a scope mount and rings for it. I may be a newbie, but I learned fast that you need to pull the rear sight off and put this mount in place, then you put your scope on. Simple enough....except....the rear sight is ahead of the bolt and you need a long eye relief scope -- 12 - 14 inches. This limits my options. The mount I have is Mitchell's -- it's a Weaver rail with weaver rings.
Now...the Mauser in question is a premium grade rifle from Mitchell -- matching serial numbers, teak stock -- the whole works -- I really don't want to drill and tap this -- it's too beautiful a weapon. It will mainly be a range queen and I'll also occasionally use it for hunting. The range I shoot on is good to 300 yards. If I can find one where I can shoot further, I will.
If I go with the scout scope, Mauser sells a 2.5 - 7x variable. I'm not sure if a scout setup is suitable for what I'm doing. Again, I'd like to fool around with longer range shooting -- some guy on YouTube shot his K98 out to 900 yards with a 15x scope -- but he drilled and tapped his.
Question is -- is there a rail that I can affix to this mount that would essentially cantilever back towards me -- so that I can mount a regular scope? If it does exist, is it worth doing/reliable, or should I just get the scout scope and be done with it?
Both Mitchell's Mausers and the FFL who I picked it up from don't like the idea of drilling and tapping -- and for this rifle -- neither do I.
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From the 3rd overall pick in a 12-man:
1 (3): Doug Martin RB-TB*
2 (22): Aaron Rodgers QB-GB
3 (27): Julio Jones WR-ATL
4 (46): Reggie Wayne WR-IND
5 (51): Jordy Nelson WR-GB
6 (70): Ahmad Bradshaw RB-IND
7 (75): Shane Vereen RB-NE
8 (94): Eli Manning QB-NYG
9 (99): Miles Austin WR-DAL
10 (118): Jermichael Finley TE-GB
11 (123): Rueben Randle WR-NYG
12 (142): Washington DEF
13 (147): Jake Ballard TE-NE
14 (166): Josh Brown K-NYG
15 (171): Bilal Powell RB-NYJ
My established starting roster week 1 is:
QB Aaron Rodgers
WR Julio Jones
WR Reggie Wayne
WR (flex) Jordy Nelson
RB Doug Martin
RB Ahmad Bradshaw
TE Jermichael Finley
K Josh Brown
DEF Washington
Bench: QB Manning, WR Austin, WR Randle, RB Vereen, RB Powell, TE Ballard
*I picked Martin 3rd overall because I'm still not sure about Jamaal (especially with Andy "Throw the ball with a HoF RB sitting there with a thumb up his ***" Reid as the HC), and I left ****ty McCoy on the board because, well, **** the Eagles...
I'm trying to see if there's interest in Jordy for a good RB2 in a trade (as a couple teams are starting WR that Jordy could beat out). Got a couple of offers but nothing real so far. One guy I was really close to achieving a deal with was where I could give up Nelson to exchange Vereen for David Wilson, but he already had Ridley and backed out of the deal since, in his words, he didn't want two RB on the same team (having been burned by rolling Jacobs/Bradshaw... in 2011.)


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And the piece of internal curves was ready to be applied to the base fabric!
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How is the rush blocking calculated? By total yards? In other words if a running play is completely blown up in the backfield and the running back breaks it for 90+ yards and a touchdown, does that go in the line's favor?
Here is how some of the NYG linemen ranked compared to the rest of the league.
Beatty is #11 overall for OTs in the league, allowing a total of 3 sacks and 22 hurries.
Snee is #13 overall for OGs in the league, allowing a total of 2 sacks, 3 hits, and 22 hurries.
Boothe is #22 overall for OGs in the league, allowing a total of 3 sacks, 7 hits, and 21 hurries.
Baas is #22 overall for Cs in the league, allowing a total of 1 sack, 7 hits, and 16 hurries.
Diehl and Locklear aren't included because they didn't even break the top 50. Boothe was the worst graded pass blocker of the 4 and only Beatty is a better graded pass blocker than run blocker out of the 4 above mentioned players.
Let Booth go and give me a mauler at RG and a serviceable RT and watch Wilson Blow up behind a line with a healthy Snee. If Wilson blows then he takes pressure off Eli and our WRs, but it all starts with run blocking.
I think after looking a little closer at the O Iine (it was always obvious we need a RT) a closer look at the interior particularly at replacing Booth and Baas may me in order. Look for someone in FA and one in the draft (not sure if Cordle is the guy in the center, really didn't see enough of him). Additionally, although many may disagree a solid push by Brewer this year and the G'Men could have a solid line.
I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite team in the NFL.
But we gotta take into account 2 Key FA's in Boothe and Beatty, who were the 2best lineman we had for the course of the season.. Locklear was great, but just tore his ACL at his age, and Snee is still solid, but slowly falling off yr to yr, and Diehl is terrible, and Brewer is basically a unknown, and Baas can be upgraded.. The bottom line is that article means very little with the situations are Oline faces going forward....
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Wild Rice Stuffed Squash RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
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I made this recipe when we invited both families to celebrate our first Thanksgiving in our new home. There were 37 of us, and those who tried this dish raved about it.
Recommended: 25 Stuffing Recipes for Thanksgiving
- 1 package (6 ounces) long grain and wild rice mix
- 2-1/3 cups vegetable or chicken broth
- 1 teaspoon rubbed sage
- 1 teaspoon dried thyme
- 2 celery ribs, chopped
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 3/4 cup dried cranberries
- 1/2 cup coarsely chopped pecan halves, toasted
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- 4 medium acorn squash (about 22 ounces each)
- 3/4 cup water
- In a large saucepan, combine the rice with contents of seasoning mix, broth, sage and thyme. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 23-25 minutes or until rice is tender and liquid is almost absorbed. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, saute celery and onion in oil until tender. Stir in cranberries, pecans and parsley. Remove from the heat. Stir in rice mixture.
- Cut squash in half widthwise. Remove and discard seeds and membranes. With a sharp knife, cut a thin slice from the bottom of each half so squash sits flat. Fill squash halves with about 1/2 cup rice mixture. Place in a greased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan. Pour water into pan.
- Coat one side of a large piece of heavy-duty foil with cooking spray. Cover pan tightly with foil, coated side down. Bake at 350° for 50-60 minutes or until squash is tender. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Wild Rice Stuffed Squash in Taste of Home's Holiday & Celebrations Cookbook Annual 2003, p119
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"iI've made these recipe many times over the last few years. Everyone I have made it for loves it."
Reviewed Dec. 17, 2010
"These were absolutely delicious! The cranberries and pecan halves gave this a very harvesty/Christmasy taste and they came out of the oven perfectly cooked."
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"I am going to make this for dinner tonight with a few slices of pot roast and a savory gravy with the same seasonings as the stuffing. yum yum Darlene Hall"


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Microsoft said FTC isn't doing enough to force Google to conform with antitrust laws
A Microsoft executive has called Google out on the fact that Windows Phone users cannot enjoy
a full YouTube experience
the way Android and iOS users can.
Dave Heiner, Vice President and Deputy General Counsel of Microsoft, wrote a post about the fact that the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is not doing enough to force Google to conform with antitrust laws. More specifically, Microsoft is upset that Windows Phone still cannot get a full YouTube app while the competition (Android and iOS) are able.
"Despite government scrutiny, Google continues to block Microsoft from offering its customers proper access to YouTube," said Heiner. "This is an important issue because consumers value YouTube access on their phone: YouTube apps on the Android and Apple platforms were two of the most downloaded mobile applications in 2012, according to recent news reports. Yet Google still refuses to allow Windows Phone users to have the same access to YouTube that Android and Apple customers enjoy. Microsoft has continued to engage with YouTube personnel over the past two years to remedy this problem for consumers.
"As you might expect, it appears that YouTube itself would like all customers – on Windows Phone as on any other device – to have a great YouTube experience. But just last month we learned from YouTube that senior executives at Google told them not to enable a first-class YouTube experience on Windows Phones."
Heiner mentioned that the European Commission has addressed Google's business practices and is working toward a resolution that will keep Google in line, but the FTC, however, is taking it a little too easy on the search giant.
"Meanwhile, in the United States, news reports have stated that the FTC may close its investigation if Google merely makes certain "voluntary commitments" to reform its behavior," wrote Heiner. "Separately, news reports suggest that Google will finally agree to live up to its promises to make its standard essential patents available to all on reasonable terms. Unfortunately, this agreement appears to be less demanding than the pledge the U.S. Department of Justice received from Apple and Microsoft nearly a year ago."
Heiner complained that Microsoft had raised the issue about the full-featured YouTube app almost two years ago, and while the European Commission and the FTC are both investigating the matter, Microsoft wants the matter resolved once and for all.
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Apartment Casinha do Príncipe 3
Size35 m²
Floor No.
- Internet/WiFi
- Towels
- Kitchen
- Baby cot
Accommodation summary
|Rua do Noronha, 1250-169 Lisboa, Portugal
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The apartment is small but perfect to accommodate 2, 3 and even 4 people. It is perfect for a family with two kids. The house has a suite with bathroom and the living room offers a sofa bed which can sleep two people comfortably. It is located on the first floor of an historical building in a quiet and peaceful area, yet very close to all the major points of the city.
Within walking distance (10 minutes) to St. Peter's viewpoint, Bica, Bairro Alto, Baixa-Chiado, Crown Prince and served with all means of transport (metro 200m, bus).
The apartment comprises a room with bed for 2, suitable for 2 people, a living room with a sofa-bed that could accommodate one or two more people, a toilet (with a spacious shower) and a kitchen with all necessary amenities (oven, cooker, refrigerator/fridge, toaster, kettle, coffee maker, hair dryer, etc), it is also served with wireless Internet.
If you need washing service, we can provide for 5 euros per washing (payable at the time).
House (2/3 or 4 guests).
- Suite Room with double bed
- Dining room with a sofa-bed
- Kitchen equipped
- Complete bathroom with shower
You'll find that you'll have all the comfort away from home you're gonna need, as well as Lisbon excitement ten feet away!
You will also find in the apartment various up to date leaflets about Lisbon, as well as Porto, and other points of interest in Portugal.
House rulesThe apartment is rented clean, with fresh sheets and towels.
Price includes welcome package.
Minimum stay: 4 nights
Special rates from 15 nights stay
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Reviews of this property
Nous avons été super bien accueillis, l'appartement est très bien situé au calme juste derrière le quartier Bario Alto, plus foisonnant.
Pour trois personnes c'est cosy, un peu petit mais vraiment mignon. Beaucoup d'humidité alors bien utiliser le petit chauffage d'appoint à disposition.
La supérette d'en bas est juste géniale, les gens sont gentils bref la buena onda !
Nous reviendrons et recommandons !
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Nice apartment in a very good location and nice neighbourhood (almost everything in walking distance, shops, bakerys etc max 5 min away). Well equiped with everything you need for a few days. A little bit dark and small, but you probably wont find a place in Lisboa thats very different, its just the way it is in old portugese buildings. And it has its charme.
The hosts were very kind and professional, gave us a typical portugese cake as a welcome gift :)
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
Although smaller than expected, it was a very nice appartement! Everything was in good condition, the location in the old Center of Lisbon is really good. And Luis was very kind and gave as a lot of useful information to explore the City.
We enjoyed our stay here in this nice neighborhood. The appartment seems to be new in use and is equipped well and very spaceous. We experienced some difficulty with electricity in the house, but all in all it was a good place to stay.
Nice and beautifull appartment in the centre of Lissabon. The room is clean and comfortable. The hostes Christiane is very kind, speaks english and likes to inform you about the city. We have enjoyd it.
Beautiful apartment, well located and comfortable. We had some problems on our way to Lisbon so we arrived late, but they helped us with everything and were really comprehensive.
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The apartment is very cosy and beautiful. It is identical to the fotos. Cristóvão is a very friendly person. He gave us some tips what you have to see in Lisbon. He also explain us how to get to different points of the city. Alfama is a very nice and calm part of the city, so that you can sleep very good. Across from the apartment is a public WC. The woman who works there is very friendly, but talks any time ;-) There weren`t so many people who use the public WC, so that the street ist very quiet. You have a wonderful view, when you left the Apartment. We love Alfama and we would like to go there again. Thank you very much Cristóvão.
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