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NATURALLY all the Liberals, and even the Freethinkers who cared nothing about the intrinsic merits of the question, were on the side of Mr. Gorham in the controversy about baptismal regeneration which took place between him and 'Henry of Exeter,' that diluted representative of Hildebrand, or, more properly, Thomas à Becket modernized. It was easy to foresee the tyranny of the High Church, should it ever have supreme power. For though Tractarianism was only in the protesting and struggling stage, a condition of things for which page: 76 Liberals have a constitutional sympathy, yet we knew then, as we know now, that it was the effort of tyranny, happily restrained, to place its yoke on the necks of men. It was like Sinbad's Old Man of the Sea, apparently helpless and ill-used and asking leave only to live like the rest. Once seat him on your shoulders and you will never know intellectual freedom again!
Men suffer individually from the moral grip of the Low Church ministers; yet, as this grip is more congregational than organic, it can be shaken off when desired, and is by no means so dangerous as that other. The 'sin of Erastianism,' which the Tractarians denounce, is the only safeguard of national religious freedom; and while the Church remains national, and holds in its hands any kind of directing power over the lives of citizens, it ought to be essentially, not nominally, Catholic; that is, it ought to page: 77 include in its bounding line as much diversity as may be without self-stultification.
For all that, and in spite of the part which I, and others like me, took in this Gorham affair, the Evangelical section was, and always has been, profoundly abhorrent to me. The constricted human sympathies of these people—their hostility to science—their superstitious adhesion to every word of the Bible, whatever geology or philology may say—their arrogant assumption of absolute rightness—their greater reverence for certain mystical and unprovable doctrines than for active and practical virtues—their unnatural asceticism, which has none of the manliness of stoicism in it, but is founded on the crushing idea of Sin, that pallid spectre everywhere, even in our affections—in a word, their sanctimoniousness, gave me in my early youth a repulsion for the whole school, which I retain to my page: 78 cooler and soberer old age. I have had a wide personal experience of this section, and when I speak of them it is according to knowledge;—which is the only excuse I can offer for a prejudice I confess to be both illiberal and unphilosophical.
Amongst the full-flavoured Bohemianism and scoffing Voltaireanism of Mrs. Hulme—the practical honesty and unreserve of my uncovenanted friends, the Free-lovers—the sharp and brilliant, but not always modest, wit of Mr. King's lawyer guests, to whom nothing was sacred save success—was wedged in the Evangelical straitness of the Honourable and Reverend Mr. Caird, the Low Church incumbent of the parish in which my boarding-house was situated. My father had stipulated that I should attend the church and make the personal acquaintance of the clergyman, whoever he might be, within whose jurisdiction I might be placed; and, of course, I kept my word.page: 79
This intercourse was my penance for the pleasure of the rest.
The Honourable and Reverend Mr. Caird was one of those ecclesiastics whose very personality sends one's blood the wrong way. Manner, look, voice, enunciation, gestures, all are studied and artificial with these men, who talk of glory and knowledge, saving grace, the blood of Jesus, and the new birth, as others talk of the crops and the weather. Everything is subdued, nothing is spontaneous about them; and there is the ever-present consciousness of superior holiness, like a visible varnish, over them. The thin lips, tightly closed, seem unable or unwilling to take a deep draught of vitalizing air. Who knows what sobbing breaths of sinful passion may not have profaned it?—what rude impulses of vigorous life may not have stirred it?—unlawful for those whose castigated pulses may never throb beyond the chill regulation page: 80 beat. The smooth clean-shaven face is as impassive as if cut out of wood. No generous flash of quick emotion brightens the cheek nor softens the eye, dilates the pinched nostril nor dimples the sterile mouth. You detect the clerical impress on that impassive face the first instant that you see it; for the episcopal laying-on of hands has left the thumb-mark for ever. The eyelids are generally dropped over eyes which may not see too much of Nature, that robust child of goat-footed Pan, with its bold glances roving free and wild over all the mysteries of life, and its ruddy mouth, red with the juice of fruits, laughing up to the sun, its creator and preserver and destroyer in one. Nature, which is unredeemed—humanity, which is unregenerate—are both among the things inhibited to the 'saved' sons of the Gospel. To them Love itself is a snare and a sin; and the very passion of a mother for her page: 81 child is deprecated as an idolatrous preference for the creature over the Creator.
As for Nature, the word itself is redolent to them of impiety and indelicacy. I remember how once, when my sister Ellen, protesting against the arid teachings of one who it was then thought would be her mother-in-law, said warmly: 'It is not natural,' received for her rebuke: 'Natural, Ellen! how can you, a Christian young woman, use a word at once so indelicate and profane?'
Still, the men themselves are often so good, so conscientious, that it is impossible not to respect them as individuals, how much soever one may shrink from them as officials. And this was the case with me in my intercourse with Mr. Caird.
He lived only to do his duty, as he conceived it, and to spread what he thought to be right principles. But what principles they were! He sanctioned no kind of page: 82 social pleasure and found sin in the most innocent amusements. Cards were always the 'devil's books' with him; a theatre was the equivalent of hell, and those who went there were predestined to eternal damnation as surely as those who sunk in mid ocean were doomed to be drowned; and dancing was also synonymous with damnation. He once found himself at a lady's house where a small impromptu dance among the boys and girls was got up. They were only children, none counting over ten years of age.
Mr. Caird routed up his wife, took her on his arm, and went straight to the hostess.
'Madam,' he said severely; 'I cannot stay here to see these young souls led down to hell. Either this sinful pastime must be stopped, or I and my wife must leave.'
As the lady refused to stop that in which she saw no kind of harm, and thus make page: 83 a whole roomful of innocent little people unhappy, as their sacrifice to this Moloch of superstition, Mr. Caird acted on his threat, and buried himself and his wife in the cloak-room until his carriage came to take them away.
Another time his wife went out with a cameo brooch in front of her dress. Seeing it for the first time as she came from the cloak-room, unshawled and bare-necked, he peremptorily bade her take it off, saying, with more prudent prevision than substantial delicacy:
'Take that off. It attracts the eyes of men to a part of your person it is not desirable they should look at too closely.'
He was a man as incapable of understanding or discussing a religious doubt as was my father himself. He might, perhaps, have scraped up as much moss of tolerance from among the boulders of his convictions as would have enabled him to discuss page: 84 variorum readings of certain texts; but any doubt cast on the bases of his faith—that was beyond his limit; and to have entered on it at all would have been to him like holding a candle to the devil, where the torchbearer would have been as damnable as the demon he served.
To him and all his school the devil is a personage as real as that next-door neighbour the Socinian, and hell is as actual a place as Paris or Rome. Logical and literal, they admit no refining away of words nor enlargement of sense by the doctrine of development. The worm that dieth not and the fire that is not quenched are material and existing things. They cannot accept the softening exegesis of 'tropes,' 'parables,' 'speaking to the people in the language which alone they could understand,' 'doctrine according to the learning of the times, and not permanent and fixed in the face of better knowledge,' page: 85 with which the Broad Church smooth out difficulties. The words are final and of cast-iron; consequently the material personality of Satan and the topical reality of hell are matters of absolute certainty which nothing can undo.
I was once present at a very painful scene in the house of one of these fervent believers in the personality of the devil and the physical pains of hell—a scene which made a great impression on me and drove me farther and farther from the line of orthodoxy. The eldest son of the family had lately died. He had been a wild outward kind of young fellow, who had enjoyed his youth too freely and flung his cap too far over the windmill. He had been thoughtless, extravagant, pleasure-loving; and he had done a great many things which it would have been better to have left undone. But he had harmed no one but himself; and his worst offences had been due to tempera- temperament page: 86 ment rather than to any obliquity of moral nature.
One day, about a month after his death, I was dining with the family, when the father suddenly laid down his knife and fork, covered his face in his hands and burst into loud weeping. We saw the tears run down below the palms of his hands and ooze through his fingers. His eldest daughter got up, went over to him, and put her arms round his neck.
'Dearest papa,' she said; 'what is it? what troubles you?'
'Ah, my dear!' he sobbed; 'I was thinking of poor Jim in hell!'
The strange incongruity of the thought, so ghastly and so grim, with the prosaic circumstances of the meal, made a contrast that I have never forgotten.
Poor man! How often I have thought of the needless agony of that moment; and how often I have wished that I could help page: 87 in breaking once and for ever all these cruel chains which bind men to misery and falsehood. We deprecate the sacrifices made of life and manhood to Juggernaut; are ours of spiritual peace and courage made to Satan any more respectable? By my own early torments I can gauge the misery felt by others; by my own early terrors I know the strength of that mysterious fear which possesses the souls of those who believe and tremble.
I was brought into even closer personal relations with this section of the Church. My sister Ellen was engaged to be married to the son of one of these Low Church clergymen, and I was naturally a reprobate and accursed to the family she was about to enter. Mr. Smith, her father-in-law elect, made it a condition of the marriage that she should give me up as completely as if I were dead—that she should never see me, hold no intercourse with me, and that she page: 88 should abandon me entirely, as the plain and manifest duty of a Christian woman.
We were a strange family and full of apparent contradictions. We might quarrel among ourselves at home, as we did; I might be reprobated and considered abominable by the rest, as I was; but we were too strong-willed a race to submit for submission's sake to king or kaiser. And Ellen, who had never specially loved me and had always trounced me when she could, refused to accept any husband in the world on these terms.
'Christopher may be quite wrong in all he thinks—and he is quite wrong; that I admit,' she said; 'but he is my brother, and I will not give him up. And if Morley'—her lover—'has not courage to stand by me, he need not.'
He had not the courage; and the marriage was broken off, to my intense trouble. But Ellen did better afterwards; so that page: 89 burden of unavailing regret was rolled off my shoulders. And indeed I doubt if she would ever have been happy in a family where it was considered indelicate and unchristian to say that a thing was unnatural, and where the theatre was considered as one of the Halls of Eblis.
In later years another sister discarded me of her own free-will for my unsoundness. This was when she had become a believer in the theory of the Ten Tribes—in universal Jesuitism, so that a Freethinker, a Socinian, an Evangelical, a Tractarian, have each and all been supposed by her to be so many emissaries of the Jesuits—in secret poisonings as matters of weekly occurrence—in the Apocalypse, and the Seal now being opened (witness thereof the potato disease and the phylloxera)—and in ghosts, apparitions, presentiments and warnings as among the ordinary phenomena of this solid earth.page: 90
Not all these Evangelicals are sincere; or, if they are sincere in their convictions, they have odd irregularities in practice. A certain great provincial light in these days was the leader of the Evangelical school where he was stationed. An eloquent preacher, he longed to get to London, saying: 'I am an oak in a flower-pot here'—though his place was in the second city of the kingdom, and his fame and following were as great as if he had had St. Paul's for his pulpit. Among his hearers and friends was a very charming young married woman, with that kind of mental activity which made her go into religion as she went into society; study the esoteric meaning of texts as she studied Balzac and Georges Sand; and long for peculiar enlightenment as she longed to be received at court and to work her way into the houses of the great. It was one part of human life to her; and she had a feverish desire to know all the parts, page: 91 and to possess herself of everything by which her mind would be filled with new ideas, as a balloon is filled with gas.
Mr. — was a handsome, well-favoured man, also desirous of new ideas, and not disinclined to lead blind white souls into the light, nor to set dainty tripping feet on to holy places. He and his fair friend often read the Bible together. He expounded and she took in. How it really ended I do not know, for she did not tell me more than this little anecdote. When they were sitting together in the summer-house, with the Bible open before them, he suddenly re-enacted the drama of Francesca and Paolo—they were studying the Song of Solomon—broke out into a declaration of love, and, when she repulsed him, reminding him that both were married, flung piety to the winds and said:
'Let us then go down to hell together.'
This is all I know; and I know this only page: 92 by the voluntary confession of the lady herself. The Oak in the Flower-pot I never saw; and I never told the story against him. But I used to laugh to myself when I heard his name, and think how odd it was that I knew so much of him, while to him I was not even the shadow of a name.
Hearing so much of sin from Mr. Caird, and seeing how he conjured up this pale and ghastly spectre everywhere, I set myself to think out the matter and to clear the question, so far as I could, from all conventionalized interpretations, going down, more meo, to the foundations of things. And going down to the foundations here, I made it clear to myself that elemental sin does not exist, and that the whole thing is a question of proportion. Cut away the base of anything—even of murder—and you cut away a necessary and integral part of human nature. Exaggerate this absolutely necessary base, and you come to disproportion page: 93 and selfishness—that is, to sin; as in the instinct of self-preservation, of which anger or revenge, culminating in murder, is the excess, the exaggeration, the disproportion, the crime. Also I made it clear that certain virtues rest on a physical basis; as, the value of chastity in woman for the sake of the purity of the race—the value of temperance in man for the sake of the health of the offspring.
When I had reasoned this out for myself, I can scarcely describe the relief I felt; how much more manageable the whole question of human life became; how much wider the horizon, how much clearer the light. Instead of that maddening mystery of the origin of evil, and why God, who is Omnipotent, causes His creatures to be born in sin and conceived in iniquity, I came to the simple equation of comparative excess and conditional ignorance, of which the results must be dealt with as severely page: 94 as may be, but whereof the cause is remediable, and will one day be removed. It seemed to lift me out of the depths, and to invest humanity with a hope and power forbidden while I believed in the inborn wickedness of the human heart. I saw law, crime, and punishment as the logical conditions of human society—society conscious of its needs, and acting out the law of self-preservation by repressing excess and punishing inordinate selfishness. But this was a very different thing from the doctrine of elemental and intrinsic sin which the Low Church holds so strongly. And, as I say, the freedom, the light, the hope, the cheerfulness which resulted from my conclusions made a new moral world for me. So far I owe gratitude to Mr. Caird and his followers. That powerful stimulant of opposition, which has ever worked so strongly in me, led me to the examination of the whole matter; and I burst into page: 95 freedom through the very contemplation of bondage.
It was about this time that I met Robert Owen, then an old man, but still full of pith and vigour. His belief and enthusiasm were in no wise damped by disappointment, and he still held on to his idea of philosophical communism as the ultimate outcome and regeneration of society. I became his ardent convert, and had there been a 'phalanstery' founded on philosophical principles I would have gone into it. In some form or other I felt sure that these principles of co-operation would ultimately prevail; and we see their partial working at the present day, under a new name and an altered shape. But I should have liked to have seen the question fairly tried, and to have proved for myself what was the moral hitch to prevent smooth running. We can live peaceably together in hotels and pensions—why not in a community, page: 96 where we should simply enlarge the principle, and still further restrict that bane of life and progress—selfishness?
Together with Owen I knew Dr. Travis, the delightful man they used to call his Paraclete. He was one of the loveliest flowers of humanity; but he wanted magnetic force and vitalizing energy. Handsome, well-read, singularly well-bred and as pure as a good woman, he was content with holding sacred the faith that had been bequeathed to him, but he made no valid efforts to spread it. He might not have succeeded if he had; but I have always thought that if a more supple intellect, a more worldly-wise and experimental man, had taken the management of Robert Owen's ideas, we might have had co-operation sooner in time and more radical in organization than we have. It seems to me very certain that the thing has to come sooner or later, and that mutual support will some day be the rule of page: 97 society, rather than what we have now, universal competition.
The strange variety of thought and view found among the people I most frequented made a moral and intellectual dissolving view or kaleidoscope which sometimes a little bewildered me; and I often asked with Pilate: 'What is Truth?'—that question which no man answered then, and no man has answered since; and yet we all believe that we ourselves have this Truth. And I in those days thought that I had it in faithful belief in God's Providence and power; in the ultimate good of all things; in the perfectibility of man and the rapid advance of society towards that perfection; in the sure progress of the soul after death; in the elimination of the devil from the scheme of the spiritual world; in the sweeping away of hell; in the divine life within us; in the universal Fatherhood of God—God above and beyond us all—God revealed in page: 98 the mind of man—God untrammelled by church or creed or formula, neither Christian nor Jewish, neither Mohammedan nor Brahmin, but everywhere, in all beliefs, in all heroic deeds, in all faithful effort, wherever a prayer went up to heaven or an act of sacrifice was done on earth. For though I had got rid of sin in the abstract, I had not relaxed my hold on good; and of all arguments, that which maintains there can be no good without evil was the one I most passionately repudiated. Light was light to me, and I could not admit that it needed darkness to enable it to exist. And in like manner God was God, and needed no devil as His shadow.


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Thomas Vermaelen has set his sights on playing at the 2014 World Cup - and says the time is right for Belgium to qualify for a major tournament.
The Arsenal centre back is part of a talented national team that contains the likes of Eden Hazard, Mousa Dembele, Marouane Fellaini and Jan Vertonghen.
It is seen by some observers as Belgium's 'golden generation' and Vermaelen hopes they can fulfil their promise over the coming years.
"At the moment everyone is really positive about the national team, especially in England because they know a lot of players in the Premier League that play for Belgium," he told Arsenal Player.
"Everybody is talking about the talented group we have. But that means the expectations and the pressure is higher. Everybody expects us to go to the World Cup but it's not easy. You have to fight for every three points because the international level is quite high.
"For me it would be amazing, it would be an honour [to go to Brazil 2014]. I haven't played a tournament at that level yet. I'm getting older as well so I want to play at a big tournament. I feel the time is now to go through."
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Manti Te'o told Katie Couric the feelings he had for what turned out to be a fake, online girlfriend were real and reiterated he had nothing to do with the hoax.
The All-American linebacker said he was truly sorrowful and pained after finding out the woman he knew as Lennay Kekua died in September.
Te'o's once-heartwarming tale of inspired play after the deaths of his grandmother and girlfriend on the same day in September was exposed as a bizarre hoax on Jan. 16. Deadspin.com broke the news that the woman Te'o had claimed to be in love with did not exist.
Te'o, who led Notre Dame to a spot in the national championship, has admitted that when his girlfriend's "death" became a story, he misled reporters into thinking he had met her in the flesh.
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The person Manti Te'o says was pretending to be his online girlfriend told the Notre Dame linebacker "I love you" in voicemails that were played during his interview with Katie Couric.
Taped earlier this week and broadcast Thursday, the hour-long talk show featured three voicemails that Te'o claims were left for him last year. He provided the messages to Couric and said they were from the person he believed to be Lennay Kekua, a woman he had fallen for but never met face-to-face.
After the first message was played, Te'o said: "It sounds like a girl, doesn't it?"
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The interview was the first done on-camera by the All-American since his once-heartwarming tale of inspired play after the deaths of his grandmother and girlfriend on the same day in September was exposed as a bizarre hoax on Jan. 16.
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[quote user="bigblue4417"][quote user="lttaylor56"]Lando-Nice win Sunday. I bet our game was a lot closer than you thought it would end up? lol.
It was scary, I thought I was done. Thanks, I think...lol
I told you it was 50/50. Were you sweating when BJGE got a carry on the 1 yard line at the end of the game?

You were lucky, but thats the way it goes. You will be dealt with by FTU in the end.
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Ohhhh maaaaaaaan was I. I looked at my wife and said you have got to be kidding me. Great job by the Cheifs D Line. Also had Edleman not ran that punt back I would have lost to. I got very lucky! lol
1 week at a time MH. If I am lucky enough to play your team in the playoffs we will go from there. That being said you might get Pizz'd again and not even see me.
oh i forgot to mention --- blondie wnated me to point out to u that she scored more than u this week
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text: 1997 1/2 ton Silverado 350 Ext Cab Auto This truck has a mysterious short, it began about two months ago. The short will drain the battery within 1-2 days. A local shop is having issues finding the short, they have checked the battery, there is no Engine light coming on, the alternator works fine, and there is no draw when it's first turned off. Oddly, and probably a coincidence, but the first time this happened was after another shop did some checking of the air bag system (the Airbag light was coming on). Are there any known (mysterious) electrical issues with this model year? Any suggestions will be appreciated. Tom Finlay


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These festive wheels of steak, Boursin cheese, spinach and sun-dried tomatoes look fancy, but they're quite easy to make. For a party, arrange them on a platter atop a bed of spinach.
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Total Time 40 min.
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Preheat grill to high.
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Place sun-dried tomatoes in a bowl; pour boiling water over them and let steep until softened, about 10 minutes. Drain and chop.
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Meanwhile, place steak between 2 large pieces of plastic wrap. Pound each side of the steak thoroughly with the pointed side of a meat mallet until the steak is an even 1/4-inch thickness.
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Rub garlic all over one side of the steak. Spread cheese lengthwise in a 3-inch-wide strip down the middle of the steak. Top with the sun-dried tomatoes and spinach. Starting at one edge of a long side, roll the steak up tightly, tucking in the filling as you go.
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Carefully rub salt and pepper all over the outside of the steak roll. Turn the roll so the overlapping edge is on top. Push 8 skewers, evenly spaced, through the roll, close to the overlapping edge to hold the roll together. Slice the roll into 8 equal portions, roughly 1 to 1 1/2 inches thick, with a skewer in each. Lay the slices on their sides and push the skewer through so it sticks out about 1 inch.
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Location: Diet, Genomics and Immunology Laboratory
Project Number: 8040-51530-056-03-S
Project Type: Non-Assistance Cooperative Agreement
Start Date: Jan 21, 2010
End Date: Jan 20, 2015
ARS is interested in determining the impact of dietary induced changes in intestinal microflora that affect inflammatory aspects of obesity. In-house research has demonstrated that the pig can be used to model changes in immunological and anti-inflammatory responses to diets that correspond to changes in bacteria in the gut. Feeding a conventional diet containing added levels of fructose, fat, and cholesterol (HF/HFr/HC) compared to a conventional diet increased aspects of the metabolic syndrome in juvenile Ossabaw and conventional pigs.
Fecal material from Ossabaw sows prior to weaning and their piglets pre- and post-weaning will be evaluated for changes in microbial populations and metabolomics. The analysis will provide a measure of robust changes in bacterial populations that result from dramatic changes in diet pre- and post weaning. Additional changes in bacterial populations will be evaluated following a comparative regimen of feeding a conventional diet compared to one with added HF/HFr/HC and detection of single copy genes for Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillus species measured by real time PCR along with other genera and species including Eubacteria, pan Bifidobacterium, pan Lactobacillus, Escherichia coli, Clostridium difficile, and Bacteriodes fragilis. Changes in innate and acquired immune response patterns in the local tissues and selected circulating markers in whole blood will be evaluated by gene expression, histology, and physiology. This information will be used by both ARS and the cooperator to jointly develop studies that focus on how major modifications of diet affect intestinal microbial populations associated with host change that affect intestinal health.


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Cosy apartment in the centre! DOMINIKANSKI 2 (140)
Size30 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Elevator in building
- Internet/WiFi
Accommodation summary
|Plac Dominikański, 30-001 Krakow, Poland
|Property type
|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
Interesting is also the lift in the building. The oldest one in Krakow!! The lift is really beautiful but sometimes does not work.
Apartment has got:
- great double bed,
- dining table.
- Nice, fully equipped kitchen.
- bathroom with a shower.
- wardrobe in the hall
- tv sat, internet
House rules
|Price for > 2 guests
|R 182 ZAR per guest/night extra
|Check-in after
|Check-in before
|On arrangement
|Check-out before
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Very nice apartment, practically on Floriańska street, around the corner from the Market Square
Appartamento Molto bello, Praticamente su via Floriańska, a due passi dalla piazza del Mercato
When we arrived, the apartment we had booked was not availebal due to a water leckage. This had happend two days ago, but we were not contacted. We were offered a 2 room apartment with 1 bath insteed of the 3 rooms with 2 baths we had payed for. In discussion about price reduction we were told this was an upgrade, and therefor they would not offer compensation. The last day we were allowed to keep the appartement unntil 19 o clock insteed of 12. This was a totally different apartement, and not bright, big we had booed. Disappointing.
Three of us stayed at this apartment.
It is in a fantastic location and is in a very beautiful building.
The apartment is very well laid out and is well equipped.
We really loved staying here.
2 teeny-weeny improvements - provide a tea pot and an iron. Otherwise a perfect place to stay.
Beautiful apartment in the center of Cracow. The outer appearance of the floor should not hesitate to book it when. In general, in Krakow usually they have that aspect.
Add a new set of towels with some more towel per person and a shower mat.
A magnificent place to stay in Krakow
Precioso apartamento en el centro de cracovia. La apariencia exterior del piso no debe hacer dudar a la hora de reservarlo. En general, en Cracovia suelen tener ese aspecto.
Añadiría un juego de toallas nuevo, con alguna toalla más por persona, y una alfombrilla para la ducha.
Un magnifico sitio para quedarse en Cracovia
Top Location of Apartment Turin,
Despite late arrival, no problems for key pick,
Top Lage von Apartment Turin,
Trotz später Anreise keine Probleme zwecks Schlüsselübergabe,
Agreement with the agency on time and
apartment clean and in an excellent position in the historical center,
well served by public transport and other services.
Pleasant stay.
Intesa con l'agenzia puntuale e
appartamento pulito e in ottima posizione nel centro storico ,
ben servito da mezzi pubblici e servizi vari.
Piacevole soggiorno.
A large apartment, with large rooms. Plagued with hard beds and not the least heat.
We arrived at 28 degrees, many steps up to the top floor. We had not seen that it was NOT air conditioned, so it was very hot in every room. Especially in the living room which was located in the middle of floor, no windows that could be opened. There was one fan there, and we got 2 extra, so little air was there.
En stor leilighet, med store rom. Plaget med harde senger og ikke minst varmen.
Vi kom til 28 grader, mange trapper opp til toppetasjen. Vi hadde ikke sett at det IKKE var aircondition, så det var veldig varmt i alle rom. Spesielt i oppholdsrommet som lå midt inne i etasjen, uten vinduer som kunne åpnes. Det var 1 vifte der, og vi fikk 2 ekstra, så litt luft ble der.
Very happy with the stay! Very convienient location.
The apartment was not ready when we arrived the decorators were still working. We were asked at the office to return in 2 hours and were taken to the 'house of beer' for refreshments. When we were then taken to the apartment the workmen were just finishing. The apartment was very comfortable and spacious and ideal for three couples. It was not however the apartment we had reserved having reviewed the advertised photographs! Despite this I would highly recommend the apartment and would return for another break.
Nice apartment, clean and cosy. There are only 2 bedrooms with double beds. 3 couples will not be comfortable. At night it might be noicey. Well after all it is rhight at the main square.
All in all good experience.
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The 31st Annual Mayor's Installation and Community Service Awards in Danville recognized dozens of people who volunteer in our community. It was one big thank you and made everyone watching feel proud. I went to see who were the winners and to be inspired by their unselfish acts. And I was.
It is good to know how lucky we are to have so many who do so much. I use to chuckle at Mike Doyle's designation of Danville as Camelot. I don't any more. We are blessed. There is no doubt about it.
The program started with the Boy Scouts Troop 225 color guard leading us in the pledge to the flag. Brooke Cleary, a very young girl with a powerful voice lead us in the Star Spangled Banner. Unfortunately, she was often off-key and mispronounced several words. An adult from one of our theater groups would have been more dignified. Brooke is not a Grace Leer.
As for the invocation please keep in mind that there is suppose to be a separation between church and state. So why did I as a Jew have to listen to someone praying in the name of Jesus Christ? Pair the pastor with a rabbi or find a nondenominational speaker who could be neutral and still uplifting.
On the flip side, Lea Kagel did a moving reading of her poem "The Test." She is talented as both an author and a presenter. It is nice that Danville has a poet laureate to bring some culture into our activities. Just the right touch!
To share just a few highlights: The exuberance of the veterans cheering on the people who supported their cause was delightful. It energized everyone and reminded us not to judge a book by its cover. Bob Storer and Newell Arnerich were great hosts but Karen Stepper had laryngitis and should have been excused. Mike Doyle got off track and rambled but he is so sincere one cannot fault him too much. Just shorter, guys, shorter.
I liked that we honored a senior from San Ramon Valley High School who was truly outstanding and a wonderful role model for her peers. Wish there was one from each high school-- spread the praise for our special teens.
But as lovely as it was, it lasted too long -- almost three hours. Brevity in describing the recipient(s) and only one designated speaker for each group would help a lot.
By the time the ceremonies were over, it was late and I was tired so didn't stay at reception in the library. I did go long enough to check it out. I did learn that the champagne-looking drink was sparkling apple cider. Alcohol was not a part of the celebration - fruit and small sandwiches were. It was very nicely done.
And the good thing -- it didn't rain.
Town Square
Award ceremony
Original post made by Simply Sterling, San Ramon, on Dec 10, 2012
Like this commentPosted by Anna Wintour
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on Dec 16, 2012 at 4:51 pm
I just have to ask, with regard to paragraph 3:
"... a very young girl with a powerful voice lead [sic] us in the Star Spangled Banner. Unfortunately, she was often off-key and mispronounced several words. An adult from one of our theater groups would have been more dignified. [She] is not a Grace Leer.
Was there any particular reason to come down so hard on this 'very young girl?' Seems more starling, than sterling.


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In the heart of Copenhagen
Size55 m²
Floor No.
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Smoking allowed
- Towels
Accommodation summary
House rules
|Price for > 2 guests
|$ 8 US per guest/night extra
|Maximum nights
|7 nights
|Check-in after
|On arrangement
|Check-in before
|On arrangement
|Check-out before
|On arrangement
|Cancellation Policy
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The location in downtown Copenhagen is really good.
The apartment is big enough to host 4 people in two bed rooms and has a spacious living room.
But the furniture is definitely too outlandish and can upset most of the guests.
My wife, my daughter (23 month old) and I stayed in this apartment for a long weekend in December. As the name suggests, the apartment is in a really great location. Its just a short walk to many CPH locations and has everything you need close by.
The flat is on the top floor, but has a lift that worked fine. The communl hall ways are well looked after. The flat was very, very clean, warm and cared for. The size of the flat was perfect.
The host was really, really helpful and friendly. There have been comments made previously about the decor in the apartment, but these are in all the pictures so i am unsure why people are surprised upon arrival. The decor was interesting and we had no issue with the look. The only worry we did have was that our daughter likes to grab all objects, so there was an issue there.
Would really recommend and would stay there again.
The apartment was in the perfect location, everything was within easy walking distance. The balcony was great chilling with a drink after exploring the town. The decor made for a very memorable trip. The host was extremely friendly and helpful in navigating around the city and easily contactable when finding the apartment. We will definitely be back again. Thanks for having us!
The apartment is very central, only 5 minutes to Tivoli and the shopping streets.
Apartment has two bedrooms, a kitchen and a balcony where you can join the Saturday night's fireworks from Tivoli :)
Only problems: Noisy due to ok windows (should not be a problem because you will be so tired after watching whole Kopenhagen) and bathroom shower curtain is not very nice. But that's all!
People who love art are coming into a paradise! The owner of the flat is a real artist and you might need some time to look at all details!
Very nice host who gave many useful information and who cared a lot. A very warm and open guy! Thank you for everything!
Really good situation, the apartment is nice, Thank you !
The reception was very welcoming and we got all the necessary information. The beautiful apartment is in an excellent location between Tivoli and Christiansborg. It is not a typical apartment, but an apartment
is normally inhabited normal, but that did not bother us .The apartment is fully furnished and equipped very exotic, but this has pleased us.
It is located on the 5th floor, but it has a (old) elevator. It has TV and wireless internet.
It can sleep up to 4 people easily.
Der Empfang war sehr herzlich und wir haben alle nötigen Informationen bekommen. Die schöne Wohnung liegt in absoluter Toplage zwischen Tivoli und Christiansborg. Es ist keine typische Ferienwohnung, sondern eine Wohnung, die
normalerweise normal bewohnt wird, was uns aber nicht gestört hat .Die Wohnung ist komplett eingerichtet und sehr exotisch ausgestattet, was uns aber gefallen hat.
Sie liegt im 5. Stock, es hat aber einen (alten) Aufzug. Es hat TV und Wlan.
Es können ohne weiteres bis zu 4 Personen übernachten.
We very much enjoyed in this pleasant, personable and charming apartment, which was so central and yet fairly quiet. In brilliant sunshine we could also enjoy the nice balcony overlooking the rooftops. We will happily return. Thousand thanks!
Vi stortrivdes i denna trevliga, personliga och charmiga lägenhet, som låg så centralt och ändå ganska lugnt. I strålande sol kunde vi också njuta på den fina balkongen med utsikt över takåsarna. Vi kommer gärna tillbaka. Tusen tack!
Right in the center, perfect location, everything doable on foot.
Extravagant device, so you can see in the photos already.
Nice welcome, straightforward, reliable Keys given on arrival and departure.
Absolut zentral, optimale Lage, alles zu Fuß machbar.
Extravagante Einrichtung, sieht man ja auf den Fotos schon.
Nette Begrüßung, unkompliziert, zuverlässige Schlüsselübergabe bei Anreise und Abreise.
Clean simple apartment in a great central location surrounded by bars, coffees, restaurants. To reach the city center in 5 to 10 minutes walk. Tivoli around the corner.
Hosts very friendly and accommodating, very simple.
The apartment is fierce and very individual decorated. Whether we like it or not, anyway, a living experience that you have probably never done so.
Sauberes einfaches Appartement in super zentraler Lage inmitten von Bars, Caffees, Restaurants. Stadtmitte in 5 bis 10 MInuten zu Fuß zu erreichen. Tivoli um die Ecke.
Gastgeber ausgesprochen freundlich und zuvorkommend, sehr unkompliziert.
Das Appartement ist heftig und sehr eigenwillig dekoriert. Ob es gefällt oder nicht, jedenfalls eine Wohnerfahrung, die man so wohl noch nie gemacht hat.
The apartment is ideally located in the center and the hosts proved to be very helpful and nice. However, it is not a "trendy apartment", because the apartment is normally inhabited and in no way "is in vogue". The bathroom (no window, shower on the ground floor, no hair dryer) and a kitchenette are unfortunately already very long in the tooth, the cleanliness left much to be desired, carpets are dirty and a lot of art on the walls is not everyone's cup of tea (including animal skins, antlers, religious images and symbols). The price is therefore not justified.
Die Wohnung ist ideal im Zentrum gelegen und der Gastgeber erwies sich als sehr hilfsbereit und nett. Allerdings handelt es sich nicht um eine "trendige Ferienwohnung", weil die Wohnung normalerweise bewohnt und keineswegs "im Trend ist". Das Badezimmer (kein Fenster, Dusche zu ebener Erde, kein Föhn) und die Küchenzeile sind leider schon sehr in die Jahre gekommen, die Sauberkeit lässt sehr zu wünschen übrig, Teppiche sind schmutzig und die viele Kunst an den Wänden ist nicht jedermanns Ding (u.a. Tierfelle, Geweihe, religiöse Bilder und Symbole). Der Preis ist deshalb nicht gerechtfertigt.
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NYC Cozy 3-Bedroom Renovated Manhatan 41
Size800 ft²
Floor No.1
- Air conditioning
- Internet/WiFi
- Towels
- Lockable room
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Baby cot
Accommodation summary
|Henry Street, 10002 New York, United States
|Property type
|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|A week ago
The apartment features 3 double bedrooms, the master bedroom has a large flat-screen TV. Guests can prepare meals in the fully equipped kitchen, which includes a coffee machine. The bathroom has a walk-in shower.
The surrounding area is busy with, with a wonderful selection of an excellent selection of bars, bakeries, delis and more on offer nearby. The famous Brooklyn Bridge is a 20-minute walk from the apartment.
East Broadway Subway Station is a 5-minute walk from the apartment. Times Square, and other world famous sights centred around Midtown Manhattan, can be reached in just 20 minutes using public transport.
House rulesPlease respect the neighbours and keep noise to a minimum at night.
Please treat the house as you would your own home.
|Weekly rate for up to 3 guests
|Price for > 3 guests
|$ 14 US per guest/night extra
|Check-in after
|Check-in before
|On arrangement
|Check-out before
|Cancellation Policy
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The room was too small for the 3 of us and you couldn´t open a window in the whole flat. It was really hot in NYC, when we were there. "Fresh air" was only provided by air condition. We didn´t see Mike very often, but he is a friendly, decent guy. The place is o.k. for young people who don´t mind living in a shared flat for a while. We wouldn´t recommend the place for a family, but it´s well situated and easy to reach.
Everything was good at Mulberry Str. 136.
Well connected with Midtown Manhattan, good Italian restaurants just downstairs.
For a city trip when you're out all day, definitely enough. The location is very central. The room is very small and has only one window facing the courtyard.
Für eine Städtereise, wenn man den ganzen Tag unterwegs ist, auf jeden Fall ausreichend. Die Lage ist Sehr zentral. Das Zimmer sehr klein und hat nur ein Fenster zum Innenhof.
The booking worked fine and there were no problems with the apartment. The place was clean, we had our own key. Everything worked fine apart from one thing. At one time one of the cleaning staff came and knocked rather aggressively at the door to our room and then used his own key to access the room even thou we were there, before we got the chance to open. He wanted to show the room to someone and I didn't appreciate that. I also think that we could have been given a change of sheets during our 12 nights visit. But apart from that everything was very good. I have recommended the apartment to others.
Excellent place for New York. Quite pricey for basically a place to sleep only. Kitchen minimal, and it is a very small apartment for five people.
Plek uitstekend voor New York. Wel prijzig voor eigenlijk alleen een slaapplek. Keuken minimaal en het is wel een erg klein appartement voor 5 personen.
• clean
• Metro station just around the corner
• helpful
• very small rooms
• Small but clean bathroom
• sauber
• Metro-Station gleich um die Ecke
• hilfsbereit
• sehr kleine Zimmer
• kleines aber sauberes Badezimmer
The apartment is pefectly located in the heart of little Italy. The room is very spacious and clean. We had a great stay! Thank you John!
Experience in the Big Apple has been spectacular, we just wanted to stay a room to sleep and shower and this floor to us and also offered in a fairly quiet area (Little Italy Street Italian restaurants) that the ends week becomes pedestrianized from 6 pm of sooner or later. Recommended for its economical price and location near public transportation to two or three blocks from the subway.
La experiencia en la gran manzana ha sido espectacular, nosotros para la estancia solo queríamos una habitación para poder dormir y poder ducharnos y este piso nos lo ofrecía y además en una zona bastante tranquila (la calle del Little Italy de restaurantes italianos) que los fines de semana se convierte en peatonal a partir de las 6 pm de la tarde más o menos. Recomendable por su económico precio y situación cerca del transporte público a dos o tres cuadras del metro.
Very good. The host was not, but it was agreed. The apartment is nice and very well located. By putting some but (as elsewhere in NY) had the air conditioning too cold and although we did find several times, only have control in one of the rooms and mysteriously, although quitábamos, start again ... ...
Greetings, if we return to New York, is likely to return to stay here
Muy buenas. El anfitrión no estaba, pero era lo pactado. El apartamento está muy bien y muy bien situado. Por poner algún pero (igual que en todo NY) tenía el aire acondicionado demasiado frío y aunque se lo hicimos saber varias veces, sólo tienen el control en una de las habitaciones y misteriosamente, aunque lo quitábamos, volvía a ponerse en marcha......
Saludos, si volvemos a New York, es muy posible que volvamos a alojarnos aquí
The room is very small but clean. The downside of the apartment is that there are 4 bedrooms for a single bathroom and toilet are in the bathroom. The bay window in the shower lets water so when we leave the soil is soaked and it's not very nice. The neighbors are very loud and love to loud music well into the night (4 nights / 7) which prevented us from sleeping. Transportation is very prochent of the apartment and there are many line which is very convenient. There is no window in the kitchen or in the bathroom of the apartment is suddenly very dark.
La chambre est très petite mais propre. L'inconvénient de l'appartement est qu'il y a 4 chambres pour une seule salle de bain et que les toilettes sont dans la salle de bain. La baie vitrée de la douche laisse passer l'eau donc quand on sort le sol est trempé et ce n'est pas très agréable. Les voisins sont très bruyants et adorent mettre la musique à fond une bonne partie de la nuit (4nuits/7) ce qui nous a empêché de dormir. Les transports sont très prochent de l'appartement et il y a beaucoup de ligne ce qui est très pratique. Il y a aucune fenêtre dans la cuisine ni dans la salle de bain du coup l'appartement est très sombre.
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Backus City Council tackles water conservation, safety issues
The Backus City Council on Monday, Jan. 7, swore in two new members: council member Richard Bean and mayor Kurt Sawyer. Both were elected in November.
Bean was appointed secretary pro tem, water and sewer commissioner and street commissioner. In keeping with tradition, the mayor was appointed weeds commissioner.
The council also approved the appointment of Jason Smith as fire chief to succeed Carl Fleer. Fleer resigned from the position as chief, but remained on the department.
Wastewater operator Lee Bundy addressed the council concerning the failure of a recirculating pump used to keep water fluid inside the city water tower. Various parts of the pump failed. As a temporary solution, Bundy increased the store of water in the tower to prevent problems with ice formation.
Bundy suggested that the pump should be moved to a location at the base of the water tower, much like other cities. He said this solution would be least destructive and least expensive. More research must be done before a decision can be made.
The city discussed the possibility of suspending an existing policy concerning a "freeze run," which is when residents allow their water to run constantly to prevent pipes from freezing.
In the past, the council has allowed residents with poorly insulated pipes to freeze run while only being charged for minimum usage, regardless of the actual amount of water used during that time. Minimum usage is normally 4,700 gallons of water per month for $24.50 a month, and 4,700 gallons of sewer for $35 a month. This water runs directly into the sewers, but the city is still charged for each gallon. The rest of the city residents absorb this cost.
"I don't use all the water I'm billed for, so, am I going to be billed for the freeze run?" one resident asked. "I don't think it would be fair for those who don't use that much water to pay for those people to keep their pipes from freezing."
The same resident has already had frozen pipes, but does not use the freeze run.
"It appears we are doing that at the convenience of those citizens at a price to other citizens. It's definitely something we need to put a stop to," Sawyer said.
The council agreed to inform residents who have used the freeze run in the past that the winter of 2013 will be the last year this will be allowed, and only when the temperature of the water in the city drops to 36 degrees or lower.
When the weather becomes warm again, those residents will be expected to take action to prevent their pipes from freezing in the future.
Pine River Police Chief Paul Sand reported that some houses in Backus have no house numbers. Sand explained that last month officers responded to a call at one of these houses, but because there were no numbers to designate the house, officers were forced to call back multiple times for assistance in finding the house.
In an emergency, this confusion could waste important time. This sentiment was seconded by firefighters Bean and Smith.
"We're the ones who look like idiots driving up and down the street," Bean said.
"It's a common sense issue," added Sand.
City code currently does allow for a penalty for residents without clearly displayed house numbers; however, City Clerk Jeff Turk explained that the amount is not defined.
The council agreed to begin a process of installing house numbers on properties without visible numbers.
The city will then charge residents the cost of materials. Before this action will be taken the city will give residents a warning to give them a chance to solve the problem themselves, and possibly find a less expensive solution.
The Backus First Responders requested the purchase of two Certificates of Deposit amounting to $6,000 each using their own money — one for First Response equipment, the other for a First Response vehicle.
The Fire Department also requested approval for a $50 increase in the individual yearly retirement funds, increasing the retirement benefits from $1,400 to $1,450 a year per firefighter. Both motions were approved.


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Amazing Apartment on 39th floor 774
Size108 m²
Floor No.39(with elevator)
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Parking available
- Gym
- Elevator in building
- Towels
Accommodation summary
Central location next to HS station. The city centre is within walking (10mins) distance. Living room with bedroom, open kitchen and bathroom with fluffy towels. Perfect for a night or longer stay in The Hague, your own skyscraper apartment!
The tower also includes a business lounge with free access, a basic fitness facility (free entrance) and a luxury restaurant, The Penthouse. The building is an enlarged copy of New York city's flat iron building.
This apartment is fully furnished and is on Wimdu as part of of a test to see how the apartments on these floors could be furnished and how guests from different countries like them. The only requirement in return of the low price asked is that you write a short but honest review after your stay.
I am an advertising and event consultant. I live in the centre of The Hague, The Netherlands and really enjoy traveling. I run the restaurant on the top floors of the tower. This apartment was meant for my staff, but is not being used at the moment.
I have enjoyed Wimdu like hospitality in many countries, so now it's time to return the favor. Welcome!
- You can check availabilty on the calendar on this page, we always update after any reservation - so availabilty is live. If the dates you require are available, feel free to make a direct reservation or reservation request. I will always confirm within 24 hours, and normally within just a few hours -:). All requests will always be answered.
- Prices are calculated automatically on Wimdu. If you stay longer, prices per night are discounted automatically. So why not stay for a week?
- Check-in is from 14:00hrs, check-out before 12:00hrs. Our reception opens Monday-Friday from 09:00 till late (at least 23:00 hrs). Weekends we are there from 10:00-even later. You can always leave your luggage at no charge at reception and check if you get your keys earlier or stay late upon departure.
- Breakfast is not provided, but there are enough supermarkets in the area. And of course you can have lunch or dinner at my restaurant, if you like!
- During your stay you can use the outside parking of The Penthouse restaurant at a rate of €15,- extra per day. That is about half the price of the public parking Q-Park Laakhaven. At Q-Park your car is parked inside, so there is a difference.
- The apartment will be clean upon your arrival. I ask you to leave it as clean as possible on departure. You don't have to wash towels or linen at departure. If you would like extra cleaning during your stay, that is possible at an additional charge of €20,-
- Sheets, bedlinen and towels are included. We will supply you with a clean set upon arrival and will take care of washing after your departure. If you stay longer, you will be expected to do your own laundry with the washing machine and dryer located in your apartment. A first supply of toilet paper is also present.
- Your apartment is fully independent and has it's own TV and internet/wifi connection. No need to share or leave your home away from home.
- This apartment has a double bed. The apartment is for 2 guests, an extra guest can stay but would have to sleep on the couch or on an airbnd. Baby-bed is available on request.
House rules
There is no smoking in the apartments; all are equipped with individual smoke alarms. There is a penalty for smoking of a minimum of €500 to reset the alarms and pay for additional cleaning. To facilitate our low pricing, please try and leave the apartment as clean as possible. Respect the neighbours living in the building. No groups or parties are allowed in the apartments for this reason, there is a penalty of € 500,- For parties we have special function rooms at The Penthouse restaurant on the 40th and 42 floor, let us know your requirements and we will be glad to make an offer. We reserve the right to terminate any reservation by guests not sticking to our house rules, you will be asked to leave the apartment immediately without any right to a refund. We are happy hosts, please be a happy tenant!
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|768 €
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|3052 €
|Price for > 2 guests
|21 € per guest/night extra
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What a view that's for sure, I myself live in london but I had never before seen so just madurodam also a great place in The Hague. The apartment was quite large everything was there just a pity that the bed was broken when we arrived but the people have the bed made there and we slept and then eaten in the restaurant until January 10 next year within four I turn my birthday.
Wat een uitzicht dat is het zeker ik woon zelf in den haag maar ik had het nog nooit eerder zo gezien net madurodam ook een geweldige plek in den haag. De flat was vrij groot alles was aanwezig alleen jammer van het bed die kapot was toen we binnen kwamen maar de mensen daar hebben het bed gemaakt en we hebben heerlijk geslapen en daarna gegeten in het restaurant tot tot volgend jaar 10 januari dan vier ik weer mijn verjaardag.
Beautiful spacious towering (38) apartment with stunning views.This effect is emphasized by the decorative fireworks during the New Year.
Public transport around the corner, but the Hague center accessible by foot.
Host communicates clear and bright.
Mooi ruim torenhoog (38) appartement met een schitterend uitzicht.Dit effect wordt gedurende de jaarwisseling door het siervuurwerk extra benadrukt.
Openbaar vervoer om de hoek maar centrum den Haag lopend goed te bereiken.
Host communiceert duidelijk en helder.
Simply fantastic! The apartment was very nice and just as great as described! Centrally located, so that we could reach almost all sights on foot. The view is during the day to the sea and at night with millions of lights just phenomenal! We love to come back for a break from everyday life!
Einfach fantastisch! Das Apartment war sehr schön und genauso toll wie beschrieben! Super zentral, so dass wir fast alle Sehenswürdigkeiten zu Fuß erreichen konnten. Der Ausblick ist tagsüber bis zum Meer und abends mit millionen Lichtern einfach nur phenomenal!! Wir kommen gerne wieder für eine kleine Auszeit von Alltag!!
I was many times in Den Haag before, but this is the best place.
Near to the station, near to the centre, so high...
Nice view. Everything that you need.
I will stay in this place again.
Thank you!
Stunning views. The Tower is very conveniently placed for access to the railway station and trams. Everything was satisfactory and I had a pleasant stay in Den Haag. One suggestion I have to improve short stays would be for housekeeping to provide one or two detergent capsules for the clothes washing machine - similar to the convenience of sachets for the dish washing machine.
Very nice and well kept apartment with a great view!
Also nice to stay. In such a special building And is within walking distance of the town, which is very pleasant.
Erg mooi en goed verzorgd appartement, met een geweldig uitzicht!
Leuk ook om in zo'n bijzonder gebouw te overnachten. Verder ligt het op loopafstand van de stad, wat erg prettig is.
Everything went fine,
Nice relaxing day
Alles verliep prima,
Lekker dagje ontspannen
Everything worked easily and quickly. The apartment was great and the view gigantic. Always happy.
Alles funktionierte einfach und unkompliziert. Die Wohnung war super und der Ausblick gigantisch. Gerne immer wieder.
Very beautiful place, independant, clean and perfect appartment !
All equipment available !
Bonus : very nice sight on the city and not so far from the center (15 min by feet)
Thank you very much
Marco and Marjo
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E-Business Suite
Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS), also commonly known as Oracle Applications, is a suite of business applications made up of a large number of distinct software modules. Some of the modules are: Oracle Financials, Oracle CRM, Oracle Supply Chain Application,Oracle Logistics , Oracle Order Management and Human Resources (HRMS).
E-Business Suite has its origins in the financial software written by Oracle UK in the late 1980s.
Current release, E-Business Suite R12, was released on 31 January 2007. The previous release was E-Business Suite 11i (not to be confused with the database, Oracle 11g).
Oracle's next generation Application Suite is called Oracle Fusion. At some point in future Oracle will migrate customers from E-Business Suite to Fusion Applications.
The technical application structure is approximately as follows:
- Database layer - containing the database (stand-alone or RAC).
- Application server layer - containing the application server.
- Development tools layer - containing the run-times for Forms and Reports used by the application.
- Application layer - containing the business application modules.
The versions of the above software components are frequently older than the current releases of the standalone products. However, the latest release, E-Business Suite R12, uses the most recent versions of the Oracle Application Server, Forms and Reports.
Also see[edit]
- Oracle Applications FAQ - Frequently asked questions


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No ref.,my imagination.this is for you beefcake,i know u love butterflies,and this butterfly is not from our world,lol.hope u like it.
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This is a beautiful picture the butterfly looks great and the bud is so preety :) 5/5
amazing colors and scenery!! great drawing :D 5/5
Fantastic! Creative, imaginative, COLOURFUL, positive. Love it.
soooo pretty.. i love the colors!
what a perfectly pretty butterfly..great drawing for Beefcake. 5♥s and Collection
oh my , ammona , looks like you changed your drawing style technique a LOT lately ! i'm very impressed ! the colouring is so unique ! it looks like crayon ! and i think it's so awesome that if that butterfly exist in this world ! simply creative meow
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love your beautiful butterflys the wings looks so spectacular so they are alien but very pretty so i bet they are friendly to 5h fav
Beautifully drawn and coloured Ammona,,Lovely imagination and unique Butterfly for Beefcake.5♥s and faves


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Methi Aur Machali Ka Saag
Fish with Fenugreek Leaves
I am feeling very happy with the response that I have got so far, thanks to everyone who has helped me on this endeavor. I couldn't have started this website without help from a lot of people. One of them, who created this website, is my dear nephew who is a professional web designer. All I did was to make one phone call and one email to him about what I was wanting to do, and tada in couple of days he replied to me in an email Masi (Aunty) website is up and running. I did not know anything about posting so I had to do a lot of test posts. There were more glitches with the website, another email to him, tada that was fixed too. After everything was fixed I told him I want to change the whole outlook (that was too much for me do with my limited knowledge of websites), but in a couple of hours that too was fixed by him. He's been there for me all the time. After he saw some of my pics on the album he mentioned that he does not like bhaji's (just like my son who does not like bhaji's also) and commented on the picture of Methi Machi which is why he put it up on the template. That's when I had decided that Methi Machi will be dedicated to him as my way of thanking my dear nephew who has been so supportive of my idea of blogging and has worked so hard for this website. What will I do without you Ritesh…?
A lot of visitors have emailed me that I should post some Sindhi non vegetarian recipes. This is my version of the traditional recipe.
All my vegetarian viewers, there will be a vegetarian version of this recipe coming up soon.
- 1 bunch chopped fresh methi leaves
- ½ bunch chopped Coriander leaves
- 2 medium onions chopped finely.
- 3 Catfish fillets/3 Medium Pomfrets sliced
- 1 tsp jeera
- 12 flakes of garlic (if very big flakes, please put less)
- 3 tomatoes (fresh, canned, or pureed)
- 1 tsp haldi powder+ 1 tsp for rubbing on fish
- 2 tsp coriander powder
- 1 tsp red chili powder
- 1 tsp Maida(all purpose Flour)
- 1 cup water
- Oil for frying fish and for cooking methi
- Salt to taste
For Fish Fry:
- Wash the fish add haldi, salt and keep aside for 10 mins.
- Fry the fish in a shallow frying pan until done and some dry masalas (red chilies and coriander powder). Keep aside.
For Methi Gravy:
- Heat oil, add jeera, chopped onions and fry them till they begin to brown.
- Add the washed and chopped methi leaves and cook till methi starts to brown.
- Add coriander leaves, fry for few more mins.
- Add garlic, haldi, red chili powder, coriander powder, Maida and tomatoes. Cook for about 10-12 mins until done.
- Add water and cook for few more mins.
- Note if you like it dry omit out the water. I like the gravy and therefore add water.
- Now mix the fish and the cooked methi together.
- Add some lime juice and serve hot with phulkas /parathas/ rotis.
Keep it simple, keep it Sindhi.


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discrimination based on race, color, religion, gender, national origin, ancestry, sexual
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The act of getting too drunk and trying to tell people how drunk you by using the word either smashed or hammered. But seeing that your so drunk you can't talk, in the middle of your sentence you get real confused and the word "schmammered" slurringly comes out of your mouth.
Amanda put down her drink, looked me in the eyes, got real excited and said, "Schmaynard, I'm Schmammered."
by Schmaynard June 12, 2006
The mix between shit faced and hammered.
schmammered to be extremely drunk or intoxicated.
by Samual Pogue July 24, 2008
You know when you're hammered and you see another person stumbling around...and you say to yourself "THAT guy's drunk!". That's Schmammered
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The overall, intoxicated feeling obtained after consuming mass amounts of alcohol and marijuana. Consumption can be from waterbongs, joints, shotguns, beer-pong games, blunts, bowls, beer drinking games, and sack races (etc).
Last night there were so many smokes and brews headed around. I was too schmammered to remember what went on. I just remember it was awesome!
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The Return of the Black Entrepreneur
For all the ballyhoo about the role of entrepreneurs in helping the economy grow, there are precious few reliable statistics that tell us who becomes an entrepreneur, how they do it, and why they succeed or fail. In 1996, the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation set out the change that, embarking on a major study on entrepreneurship.
The study solicited views from 120 scholars, 33 universities, 64,622 households, and 830 would-be entrepreneurs. The first report from the study, released at the end of September, 2002, merely identifies nascent entrepreneurs -- people who are in the process of trying to start a business. But it has already produced some surprising results.
The researchers found that about 6.2% of all adults are trying to start their own businesses, but that blacks are far more likely to doing so than whites. Just 5.7% of white households included someone who was trying to start a company, vs. 9.5% of black ones. (The differences between Hispanics and other groups were not statistically significant).
Census data show blacks are far less likely to succeed: Blacks make up 12% of the population, but own just 4% of companies. By contrast, whites represent 75% of the population and own 85% of businesses. "Blacks are starting companies at greater rates, but there is something within the process that causes them to fall out at greater rates, too," says Patricia Greene, a University of Missouri professor and co-author of the study, which raises two important questions: Why are blacks more likely to try to start a business, and why are they having such trouble succeeding?
There's plenty of historical precedent for a thriving entrepreneurial culture among black Americans. The current high levels of black entrepreneurship could very well represent a resurgence rather than an unprecedented phenomenon. The 1910 census showed that blacks were more likely than whites to own companies, and nearly as likely as whites to be self-employed, according to Margaret Levenstein, an economics professor at the University of Michigan. But in 1910, over 90% of African-American entrepreneurs worked in agriculture, where small businesses have long been in decline, vs. about two-thirds of whites. Even excluding agriculture, black men were still more likely to be entrepreneurs in 1910 than in 1990 -- 6% vs. 4.4%.
John Butler, a professor at the University of Texas, shares the view that this isn't the first time blacks have been more entrepreneurial than other groups. When he was growing up, he says, the most important person in the black community was "not only the teachers but the teachers who had a business." The business provided important security, says Butler. "You didn't know when the hostility from the larger society was going to come up." He suggests the current wave of entrepreneurs have been struck by the realization that "civil rights and voting is one thing, but economic opportunity is another...I think magazines like Black Enterprise have brought the consciousness of having an enterprise back to black America."
Zeal for self-employment doesn't matter much if businesses can't get off the ground and establish themselves. Potential explanations for the differences between different groups of entrepreneurs are mostly speculation: blacks may have less access to bank loans and other sources of funding, or may have less influential or less active personal networks. Butler, for one, thinks money is the answer. "Household wealth is the most important thing" in determining if a new enterprise is successful, he says. But the average black household has just one-tenth the wealth of the average white household, enabling it to spend that much less money sustaining a startup.
The study does hint at some reasons to be optimistic about the current crop of black entrepreneurs. Statistically, businesses started with substantial capital and run by an entrepreneur with a graduate degree are most likely to succeed. And the current wave of black entrepreneurs is heavily weighted toward the highly-educated and well-heeled.
Twenty-six percent of black men with some graduate school education are trying to start a business, vs. just 10% of white men. On the income front, 16% of black men making more than $76,000 a year are trying to start a business, vs. 10% of whites. These characteristics may help them thrive where other black entrepreneurs have struggled. The next phase of the study, due out next year, should begin to provide some hard answers.
By Kimberly Weisul in New York


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The Playboy Club at the Palms Model Search looks for their next calendar girl.
Now Playboy Club calendar model hopefuls have another reason to pose at the Palms, and his name is Joe Manganiello. With the help of live beats by international DJ and Playboy Mexico Playmate Alie Layus, the True Blood werewolf will kick off Halloween a little earlier this year at Moon Nightclub's Howl-O-Ween bash, on the same Palms premises as the casting call. Your post-pose partying doesn't get more convenient than that, ladies.
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Bring your family to hop, skip, jump, walk or run on a designated route at the park. This free activity is sponsored and promoted by the Floyd County Physical Activity Coalition. Visit WellnessCSI.com/Give-ME10 for more information.
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June 2, 1973
San Francisco, CA US
Kezar Stadium
Rock and Roll, Celebration Day, (Bring It On Home intro) Black Dog, Over the Hills and Far Away, Misty Mountain Hop, Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter, The Song Remains the Same, Rain Song, Dazed and Confused (incl. San Francisco), Stairway to Heaven, Moby Dick, Heartbreaker, Whole Lotta Love (incl. Let That Boy Boogie), Communication Breakdown, The Ocean.
KRON-TV & CBS News film news reports from the show.
News Report: 50,000 See Led Zeppelin in Bay City
The British rock group Led Zeppelin drew 50,000 rock fans who paid $320,000 at Kezar Stadium last weekend. Although the 2 ½ hour show Saturday was 6,000 short of capacity, listeners blanketed the football field and stands. Hundreds of others heard the music for free from rooftops in the surrounding neighborhood.
A month ago, Led Zeppelin grossed $309,000 to shatter the Beatles' mark in 1965. Organizers said the group netted better than $1,000 per minute during the show here. It was the second large rock concert in a week at Kezar. The only casualties reported were some bad drug trips, a broken leg and a security guard accidentally wounded with his own revolver.
More than 250 cars were towed away from illegal parking areas around the stadium, police reported.
Submit your personal review of a particular show you attended, updates, corrections, etc., which will be considered for addition to the official online archive.
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That rings a bell
I vaguely recall something being said from the stage about Lee Michaels being a fill in. Funny that I do not remember Bill Graham at all. I remember The Tubes playing and the lead singer had those freaky silver boots that stretched as he walked and the sole never came off the stage. That freaked me out, especially after 5 of those little barrel-shaped pills.


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What is e-resilience?
Defined as the ability of a system to withstand, recover and change in the face of an external disturbance (such as acute or chronic climate change), resilience constitutes an important property of livelihood systems which, through a set of seven dynamic sub-properties (robustness, scale, redundancy, rapidity, flexibility, self-organisation and learning) can enhance adaptive capacity. E-resilience is "a property of livelihood systems by which ICTs interact with a set of resilience sub-properties, enabling the system to adapt to the effects of climate change."


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Hello All,
After some time of reading posts from this site I decided to register as a regular member. Looks like it's a place for wealth of information. A friend of mine told me ask 5 different beekeepers a question and you will get 5 different answers.
I got into beekeeping a few years ago kinda on a whim. I have wanted to do it since I was a kid but had no idea where to get started. My 12 year old daughter expressed interest and wanted to do 1 hive for a science fair project. So I found a local place that sold supplies and offered classes, after that I was hooked! Since then I joined our state's beekeeping association, and started in a master beekeeper program. I currently have 2 hives and if they make it through this winder I want to split them into 4. We harvested honey last summer for the first time and it was like no honey we have ever tasted! As a result we went through it pretty fast!
Anyways part of my joining here is to see about the possibility of turning this hobby/passion into a sideline business. I have access to 11 acres that I could put more hives in, and my regular job is a middle school teacher so I have some time off in the summer. I would love to manage 50-100 hives and somehow rent them out to pollinate local growers fields. Having just a pickup and a small trailer a small operation might be manageable? Who knows.....
When I'm not dreaming about bees I love to fish our local rivers, dig clams or crab at the beach, work my garden, and hit music venues around our town. Despite the many months of rain here I love living where I do!


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Mark Chalom, architect, specializes in blending handcrafted traditional and contemporary styles with sustainable technologies. Mark's experience spans both design and construction of environmentally appropriate buildings.
Since 1975, Mark has taken his architecture beyond passive solar and looks at the total structure, site, materials, systems, water, landscaping and their interaction with each other and the environment. His sensitivity to the historic cultures has blended these new technologies with the traditional forms and materials that have evolved in Northern New Mexico out of common sense and appropriateness. Mark is known for his expertise in the development of the "Solar Adobe," based on the past but adaptive and relevant to the future.


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I'm still just not convinced with ogletree. He has upside. But he is not a middle backer in the nfl right now. He's light, he plays light, he can't shed.
It's completely a potential project pick with ogletree.
Hence why Ogletree has missed 4games and flew up draft boards and into almost guranteed 1st rd status and ahead of Arthur Brown in the blink of a e eye, and hes only a jr! Trust me, it isn't all potential, or were talking 3rd rd at best, see Jelani Jenkins, this kids earned his grade, and yes, when u put in the fact hes doing what hes doing while playing a new positon and producing like he has all ready with that immense upside, its a no brainer... Ogletree is a better prospect then Arthur Brown...
Again you go right to the stats like they prove anything.
Watch him play. Watch how rarely any OL get to him.
You keep anyone completely free most of the game up near the line and he will have huge numbers
Ogletree will have to move to weakside and be well protected at least for awhile. If he can learn to play more physically, actually use his hands once in awhile, and gain weight, then he can be a mike.
But he runs around like a zombie and he's fortunate to never have to fight through blockers.
*I'm still looking at Greene.. I'm not as familiar with him as I am some of these others... so he may move up as I watch his film. I'm VERY familiar with Ogletree, Minter and Brown. Been watching these guys since they first stepped onto a college field. I'll say this, with Brown sometimes you have to look for him in a game. With Ogletree, you don't have to look... he jumps out. With Minter, I wasn't really impressed with him until this year but he had a great year and turned out being a much better prospect than I thought he would. My guess is that he's going to measure out a lot slower than Ogletree than Brown.
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Urlacher is a much better LB than Briggs (over the course of their careers) and is much more integral to the Bears defense.The will absolutely is more critical to have a great player.
The bucs, bears, vikings, colts, etc. When they were running the Tampa 2 all had tremendous Will backers.
Lance Briggs, Derrick brooks, chad Greenway, Cato June, etc. all are better than the middle backers on their teams apart from Briggs, though you could argue he is as good as Urlacher.
Chad Greenway is a SAM and I'm not sure you can make the case that he's better than E.J. Henderson was for that team at this point. E.J. Henderson certainly meant more to the Vikings than Greenway did.
Cato June currently plays SAM as well (transitioned two years ago when he went to Tampa).
And having a good WILL (or better WILL than MIKE) is not an indication of priority, but rather how your personnel choices worked out.
I meant compared to Ogletree. All things being equal, who would you rather have at WILL ... the 6'3 guy or the 6'1 guy?
As for being too short, Lets see
Briggs - 6'1
Greenway - 6'2
Brooks - 6'0
June - 6'0
Arthur Brown is 6'1. So his size is not an issue in the least
Not sure he could play SAM. As you've pointed out, he's not strong enough at the point of attack. And nowhere do I see him listed larger than 225 lb (was 220 when drafted, and 215 throughout most of his college career).As for J Will. He is a weak side backer as well. But now that he is up to 230+ he could play some Sam. He already spends a lot of his time on the field matched up against TEs
And while I like Arthur Brown on tape, odds are that he's not the next Derrick Brooks.
Keep in mind that I like both Brown and Ogletree. I just think Ogletree translates better than Brown and fills a potential need more. Having said that, I thought Vontaze Burfict was going to be garbage and look how he's turning out. So I readily admit to being awful at judging college talent in translation.
Last edited by Kruunch; 01-17-2013 at 12:12 PM.
A guy to keep an eye on a little later in the draft is Nico Johnson. 5* out of high school and had a solid but quiet career at Alabama (freshman All SEC). His biggest problems were the amount of talent surrounding him. I'm not convinced a guy like Minter would be that much better than Johnson and you could get him later. At Alabama he was more of a run stopping linebacker, while Mosley was more of a passing down LB but he still moves REALLY well for his size and rarely gets knocked back. Another guy I'd be REALLY happy to land.
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