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Apartment in el Arenal
Size45 m²
Floor No.2
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
- Pets allowed
Accommodation summary
Its excellent location makes it ideal for enjoying the city. Less than five minutes walk away, have the "Town-Hall", beautiful example of Baroque architecture, "The Cathedral", monumental building of Gothic architecture and famous "La Giralda" Tower and main icon of the city.
You can also see and visit beautiful buildings such as the Reales Alcázares, the India House and the Museum of fine arts (with an excellent art gallery which includes painters such as Juan de las Roelas, Alonso Vázquez, Herrera El Viejo, Valdés Leal, Murillo, Zulbaran, El Greco,...). You can find fine examples of Baroque architecture in countless churches existing in the environment: El Salvador, La Magdalena, San Antonio Abad,... and the majestic Plaza de Toros, beautiful baroque layout.
Ultimately with pleasant walks, no need for taxis or any other vehicle, you can enjoy the city and its culture and gastronomy, since it has in its environment of numerous restaurants, bars, cafes and taverns. And if you are fan or have interest in knowing our best Flamenco has very close, in the same neighborhood, local such as "El Tablao Flamenco de el Arenal" and "El Patio Andaluz". All leisure bars, taverns, flamenco flamenco,... located on both banks of the river Guadalquivir and the close and popular quarter of Triana have less than five minutes to finish a few nights dream.
House rulesSupplement to the check-in from 22.00 to 00.00 € 20 and € 30 between 00.00 until 8.00
Does not require a deposit
Please, call us, 30 minutes before.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
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We had a great stay at the home of Ricardo! The apartment is perfect and delightfully furnished. Close to the center and areas of interest but at the same time very quiet and peaceful. I recommend it highly!
Very nice apartment, fully furnished, close to the center of Seville. Wifi with pc and even shampoo in the bathroom and water in the fridge ready.
Ricardo gave us few tips about the local restaurants and places to have a drink and typical "tapas" also. Very recommendable.
Very nice, clean and tidy appartement, looks like it's just painted and redecorated.
Centrally located, on walking distance from eg. Santra Cruz.
Some noice from traffic outside, but just use ear plugs. :-)
Very nice to have airconditioning, washing machine, large bathroom, etc.
the apartment is centrally located, close to Plaza de la Incarnacion. There are 3 rooms: the kitchen is small but more inconvenient because we have not ever used because in 5 days we always ate with the typical tapas. The bed is French, maybe a little bigger would have been better .. overall we liked it and would recommend it to everyone. Ricardo was friendly and helpful, he even provided with linen and towels. In the apartment we have also found the need for detergents and cleaning! Total, the pasamos de puta madre! :-)
l'appartamento è centralissimo, vicino a Plaza de la Incarnacion. Ci sono 3 stanze: l'angolo cottura risulta più scomodo perchè piccolo ma noi non l'abbiamo mai usato perchè in 5 giorni abbiamo mangiato sempre con le tipiche tapas. Il letto è alla francese, magari un pò più grande sarebbe stato meglio..nel complesso ci è piaciuto e lo consigliamo a tutti. Ricardo è stato gentile e disponibile, ci ha persino fornito con lenzuola e asciugamani. Nell'appartamento abbiamo trovato anche i detersivi e il necessario per le pulizie!totàl, lo pasamos de puta madre!:-)
appartement propre,calme, fonctionnel et bien situé; Accueil rapide mais sympathique par Ricardo qui nous a conseillé quelques adresses à ne pas louper;
Le plan de la ville était le bienvenu;
Estancia agradable en un apartamento cómodo y cerca del centro. Ricardo estuvo atento y nos facilito sitios que visitar
Très bel appartement. Fonctionnel et bien équipé, agréable, très calme et bien situé. Ricardo est très sympathique et tout s'est passé avec beaucoup de facilité et de simplicité. Nous avons passé un très agréable séjour.
Nuestra estancia estuvo bien, aunque echamos de menos algo mas de menaje en la cocina.
Muy buen trato y alojamiento, recomendado totalmente.
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Here's where I'm at with my helmet paint job. The liquid masking fluid works like a charm! This is very preliminary, and the red is too clean still. That will change! Whaddaya think so far?
Hey Folks.
Here's where I'm at with my helmet paint job. The liquid masking fluid works like a charm! This is very preliminary, and the red is too clean still. That will change! Whaddaya think so far?
Great, man!
I want to cut my visor zone but... don´t you fear to do not get a attachable visor later?
Hey there!
I already have my visor ready to go. It's a RJ Safety visor. (featured on TK409's site) I had meant to chime in on the discussion when people were talking about them. The company was severely back ordered on them just before C3... go figure! I dealt with them n the phones, and they were not very communicative, but they said they had a "mysterious" large run lately and they didn't know why. (I did though...) Overall, it took about 3.5 weeks to get my faceshield, but I did.
Anyway, back to my bucket, I will be working on the back section and ear pieces next. More pix to follow!
Looking real nice! Any progress is better than where my bucket is at. I'm still in primer.
Got some more painting done over the weekend! Lots of work still to go! Marrow Sun's painting jobs is inspiring me to go totally nuts with the detail! Hoping for really good screen accurate feel. Maybe its impossible to get every scratch, but the overall look. Whaddaya think?
Looking good ,looking real good.
Nice work!
The red is not as orangey as it looks in these pictures though. Its Tamiya Dull red spray. There's a ton of weathering detail to go, plus a little misting with black for good measure.
Great looking helmet Nice work on the paint job
What kind of helmet is this? Don Post?
Yes, It's a DP 97. It was brand new off eBay! Still had the tag on it!
wow!! I've heard so many bad comments on the DP 97, this one looks great, and your paint job only makes 10x better!!
Well thanks!! The problem I've heard about the DP97 is warping ans its size. There's not a single warp in this, it was in pristine condition! In addition, the size is not far off. It fits my noggin perfectly. With the right paint job it does wonders! Look at your bucket, it's a rubies Jango, right? It came out PHENOMENAL!!!! So it all depends on the effort that goes into it.

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You'll swear you just stepped into a coffee shop with one taste of this smooth decaffeinated Cappuccino. A bold flavor of Gevalia espresso is topped with a light-as-air foam layer from our real milk creamer for a heavenly cup of happiness.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by shrinkyDink from I Love this product! Delicious, decaf, low calorie treat! Just for a moment, I thought I was back in my favorite coffee bar in Verona! Thanks you so much! The packaging is very elegant and effective in keeping the product fresh, as well.
Date published: 2017-02-25
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pat73 from love the regular cappucino Mistakenly ordered decaf cappuccino for Tassimo machine instead of for the Keurig machine. Have purchased regular Gevalia cappuccino locally, and love it, but now need decaf, which, unfortunately, Gevalia does not make for the Keurig, yet.
Date published: 2017-01-28
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pat6369 from You'll love this one. This was the first time for me to order the decaf cappuccino but it definitely won't be the last. So many times decaf just doesn't make the grade, but this one - and the regular decaf also - are some of the best decaf I've ever tasted. No blah disappointment here. I would recommend to anyone, especially those who have to watch their caffeine intake. You won't be sorry.
Date published: 2016-12-16
Rated 5 out of 5 by dvp32 from Consistently excellent froth Couldn't ask for an easier way to get delicious decaf cappuccino without going to a barista.
Date published: 2016-11-21
Rated 5 out of 5 by Carioca from I love Tassimo I have a Tassimo machine for many years and love it! The coffee is hot and delicious! Tania
Date published: 2016-10-03
Rated 5 out of 5 by GmaTen from Nice to get cappuccino in decaf It's nice to get cappuccino in decaf and avoid the intense caffeine in other coffees.
Date published: 2016-09-08
Rated 5 out of 5 by Heidijo from EXCELLENT!!!! Great cappuccino & the decaf is delicious... I only drink Gevalia coffee as a whole.
Date published: 2016-09-07
Rated 5 out of 5 by starchild from would drink these all day if I could love these cappuccinos and if I could afford to I would be drinking them all day long.
Date published: 2016-05-14
Will these pods work in a keureg coffee maker 2.0?
Will these pods work in a kureg 2.0 coffee maker?
No. The pods/cups are shaped and sized differently machine specific.
Date published: 2017-01-21
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Wanting the price on decaf cappuccino disc
10.99 per 8-disc package
Date published: 2015-05-05
Would you please make a decaf latte?
I purchased the Tassimo brewer because it has the discs with milk. No need to purchase a frother. I love it but would like a decaf latte.
I don't know how different a latte and a cappuccino are, but try the Decaffeinated Cappuccino. You'll love it.
Date published: 2017-02-18
When will you offer a skinny milk by itself?
I have to drink decaf but would like to make a latte or cappucino with low or fat free milk. Only the fatty milk is offered by itself or with decaf beverages.
Thank you for your suggestion, it has been forwarded to the appropriate department.
Date published: 2015-05-05
What is the nutritional information on this Cappuccino? Fat content?
Great question. The coffee itself has no nutritional value. The nutritional information for the creamer is: Calories 60 Calories from fat 40 Total Fat 4.5g Saturated Fat 3g Trans Fat 0g Cholesterol 15mg Sodium 105mg Total Carbohydrate 3g Dietary Fiber 0g Sugars 3g Protein 3g Thanks for asking.
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Located in Market Center within a mile (2 km) of University of Texas Southwestern Medical School, Renaissance Dallas Hotel is within 2 miles (3 km) of other popular sights such as American Airlines Center. This 514-room, 4-star hotel has a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a health club. Near the airport, it's also near Dallas World Aquarium and Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center.
This hotel is home to a restaurant and a bar/lounge. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service. For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is available for a fee.
All 514 air-conditioned rooms feature refrigerators, coffee makers, and free weekday newspapers. Guests can expect WiFi, wired Internet, and LCD TVs with cable channels and pay movies. Pillowtop beds sport premium bedding and down comforters, and bathrooms offer hair dryers and designer toiletries. Phones, ironing boards, and desks are other standard amenities.
Guests of Renaissance Dallas Hotel have access to an outdoor pool, a health club, and a spa tub. Valet parking is offered for USD 28.00 per day. The front desk is staffed 24 hours a day to help with dry cleaning/laundry and securing valuables. Additional amenities include a sauna, free WiFi in public areas, and conference space.
Property features
- Close to University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
- Free WiFi and wired Internet in public areas
- Onsite dining
- Outdoor pool
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Renaissance Dallas Hotel
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Three miles from downtown Dallas, this modern 30-story hotel is on the Stemmons Freeway (I-35E) in the Dallas Market Center complex.
A business center behind the Renaissance Dallas Hotel's concierge desk provides 3 computers with high-speed Internet access and printers. Free WiFi is available in the lobby, restaurants, and bar. In addition to an outdoor pool and spa tub, the hotel offers a health club with saunas in the men's and women's locker rooms. Guest laundry facilities are complimentary. Smoking is not permitted in common areas or guestrooms.
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-out
- ATM/banking
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 30
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Express check-in
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Health club
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Total number of rooms - 514
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Snack bar/deli
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Sauna
- Smoke-free property
- Spa tub
- Outdoor pool
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( USD 12.95 per day ), Wired internet access ( USD 12.95 per day )
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
Renaissance Dallas Hotel offers 514 air-conditioned accommodations with coffee/tea makers and complimentary weekday newspapers. Pillowtop beds feature down comforters and premium bedding. LCD televisions come with premium cable channels and pay movies. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, designer toiletries, and hair dryers.
In-room wired and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones. Additionally, rooms include irons/ironing boards and blackout drapes/curtains. In-room massages and hypo-allergenic bedding can be requested. Housekeeping is provided daily.
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free weekday newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Designer toiletries
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- In-room massage available
- Shower/tub combination
- Down comforter
- Pillowtop mattress
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Room service (limited hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (free)
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Lobby Bar - Drinks, appetizers, light fare such as salads, burgers, sandwiches. Plasma TVs over the bar. Large mural depicting Texas Hill Country. Open from mid-afternoon till the wee hours.
Espress - Lobby coffee shop offering Starbucks beverages, bakery items, snacks, and sundries. Open early morning till late evening.
Asador - New restaurant featuring modern American cuisine with a Latin flair and a farm-to-table approach. Decor is rich and dark with a Texas theme. Asador serves breakfast, lunch & dinner daily. The Asador bar features 120 different types of tequilas, specialty cocktails and beers.
Room service is available at the pool (summer season).
Nearby Things to Do
Located on the 30th floor, the 24-hour health club offers cardio machines, a Universal weight machine, free weights, and men's and women's locker rooms with saunas. Fresh fruit and cold water are also available. The rooftop outdoor pool is paired with a spa tub.
Tennis and squash courts are within a half-mile of the hotel. Public golf courses within 20 miles include Stevens Park, Riverchase, and Indian Creek.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 18 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Free rollaway/extra beds!
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Only service animals are allowed
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: USD 14.95 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 12.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for in-room wired Internet: USD 12.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: USD 18.00 per day (in/out privileges)
- Valet parking fee: USD 28.00 per day (in/out privileges)
Hotel Name
- Dallas Hotel Renaissance
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- Hotel Renaissance Dallas
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We should mention
Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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It was great talking yesterday. I am happy with whatever you think is OK, as far as van goes.
Trying not to be negative but have just come back from Docs getting the results of the MRI scan and they are a bit concerned with some type of lumps on the liver and a problem with my bowel also.
I will see specialist on Wednesday and hopefully go in for a colonoscopy on Friday, as have told him of my travel plans.
No cause for concern at this stage, but do need to have this done before I leave.
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On our way to the Redwoods we stopped briefly at the Cape Blanco look out point, which Morgan and I both commented, had a striking resemblance to Ireland. It was quite amazing.
We stopped at a couple of towns along the way like Arcota for breakfast and a wander around town. This was a young hippie university town filled with Hobo's and wanabee singer/songwriters. There we a plethora of little towns to stop in for the day or even just to spend a couple of hours.
The Big Sur truly was such a lovely drive. The coastline seems endless and there are a plethora of places to stop and camp, surf or just take in the view. We found ourselves stopping every few minutes to take photos along the long stretch of road that wound its way along the California coast. The Big Sur could be a trip in itself. Grab a van, mates and a surfboard and take a road trip stopping at all the amazing campgrounds along the way. I'm so glad we did it even if it was a little bit rushed towards the end.


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I thought this was a joke. Sort of like an April Fools article. But as far as I can tell, this actually happened. Amazing.
I thought this was a joke. Sort of like an April Fools article. But as far as I can tell, this actually happened. Amazing.
Classic gift-claimed-stolen story from Kraft who hasn't gotten another SB ring since.
"Was the ring a gift? Kraft released a statement in 2005 that said the ring was a gift. However, Kraft said he only released the statement because the White House asked him to in an effort to avoid an international incident."
Putin will probably return it to him since a spygate superbowl ring has no sentimental value in Russia.
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ESPN has been reporting this as a joke. it just sounds too bizarre that a head-of-state would embarrass himself and take something that wasn't his.
If it starts getting blown out of proportion, he'll just give it back to keep good international relations with the US, which is worth a whole lot more in many senses than a tarnished Patriots superbowl ring.
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Why is Kraft even making a big deal over this. I'm sure he had another one made for him.
Putin's camp says the ring was a gift, and a Kraft spokesperson seems to confirm it:
http://abcnews.go.com/International/...-gift-19416512Putin arrived in London on Sunday to meet with British Prime Minister David Cameron, and Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, was asked about the Post story.
"Back in 2005 I stood behind the president's back and I saw how that ring was presented to him. All that talk about some kind of pressure that was exerted on him (Kraft) should be the subject of a detailed talk with psychoanalysts, I think,"
Peskov told The Associated Press. "At the same time, I am aware that this gentleman (Kraft) is feeling such a horrible pain about the 2005 loss," Peskov said. "The president will be ready to send him another ring as a gift, which he (Putin) can buy with his own money."
Stacey James, a spokesperson for the Kraft Group, the holding company for Kraft's business ventures, including the Patriots, said Sunday that the Post article shouldn't be taken too seriously.
"It's a humorous, anecdotal story that Robert retells for laughs," James said in a statement. "He loves that his ring is at the Kremlin, and, as he stated back in 2005, he continues to have great respect for Russia and the leadership of President Putin. In particular, he credits President Putin for modernizing the Russian economy. "


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Hope you can help me out as commercial queen breeder.
how may different type of bees can you have in one location?
not worried about the fact of cross breeding.
I have graffted for yrs and have found that the all american breed is best done with about 6 different breeds.
also heard that the russian queens don't mix well with other queens and the hive will reject them if introduced to an Italian hive.
O K now all you pro"s let me have it from both sides.


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I had wondered how the family of 30-year-old mother-of-eight Natasha Harris could possibly blame the manufacturers of Coca-Cola for her death, especially given the fact that she was a 30-a-day smoker.
Then a sentence down the bottom of one of the news stories caught my eye: the family were hoping to obtain compensation from Coca-Cola for the children, who are now in care.
There we go.
That's why the family was pointing the bone at the monolithic international company. They smelled money.
But even more annoying than the attempts to blame the soft drink for the woman's death were the family's calls to have warning labels printed on Coke bottles.
Harris drank around seven litres of the drink every day. Her teeth had rotted and been removed.
A number of her children had been born without tooth enamel.
Her own family had remonstrated with her about the amount of Coke she drank.
It defies belief to think that she didn't know she was drinking too much.
Too much of anything is bad for you and most of us know that. And given that there were plenty of health warnings on cigarette packets that Harris chose to ignore, it's doubtful she'd have heeded any warnings on a Coke bottle. Give me strength! How about a bit of personal responsibility instead of wanting to blame anyone and everyone for poor lifestyle choices?
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Flight forecasts, commercial service focus of airport meeting
May 27, 2014
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5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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Lake Tahoe Airport's 20-year aviation demand forecasts, and the feasibility of restoring commercial passenger flight service that ended in 2000, will be the topic of a public meeting on Thursday.
The meeting is the second round of community outreach in a master planning process for South Lake Tahoe's general aviation airport, built in 1959.
"Aviation forecasts have been done, so we will be touching on what those are anticipated to look like in the future and the reality of if commercial service is viable at the airport," said Ralph Redman, managing planner at C&S Companies. "Commercial viability is a big component of what we will be talking about."
The city of South Lake Tahoe and C&S Companies, based in San Diego, are tasked with completing the $350,000 master plan study, an airport development planning tool the Federal Aviation Administration requires for airports it funds. Lake Tahoe Airport's last master plan was done in 1992.
The 20-year demand and capacity forecasts will help drive the selection of development alternatives for the airport and its 8,541-foot runway, which is capable of handling large aircraft up to 230,000 pounds. Forecasts have been reviewed by FAA.
Annual flights at Lake Tahoe Airport peaked at about 294,200 passenger enplanements in 1978 when the airport offered commercial passenger flight service. With that commercial service ended, the airport now sees about 24,000 flight operations each year, a figure that includes takeoffs and landings, most of them by visiting charter and general aviation pilots.
At a prior master plan meeting, some residents asked if the process will look at closing the airport. Other people voiced strong support for enhancing the airport and the role it plays in a local economy that relies heavily on tourism dollars.
City officials and planners involved in the master plan study said closing the airport would be a major financial challenge and leave the area without a critical transportation link for emergency support services.
Over the last 20 years, South Lake Tahoe has accepted more than $19 million in FAA grant money to develop its airport. With each grant, federal grant assurances require the city to keep the airport open through the useful life of the facilities developed, up to 20 years, or to pay the money back.
"FAA did comment on that issue (of closure) and has submitted a letter to the city. We will have that on hand," Redman said. "It talks about what the steps would be if you wanted to go down that path. It is repaying a large amount of money and there are also other significant steps that would have to be completed."
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It varies. at one place we cooked whatever was available and everyone pitched in. I was usually the organizer of the staff meal, that way I knew it was going to get done, and it would be decent. when I staged at Alinea they had a recipe book and it all rotated through a 3 month system I think I was told, the morning crew was responsible for cooking and ordering for each days meal. it was very regimented so they had variety and the proper amount of food and didn't run out
My family knows my favorite saying about all vegetable dishes (although sometimes in jest) "It's pretty good. just one thing... AINT GOT NO MEAT!" I hung out with a bunch off vegetarians in college who mocked my eating habits. At Saturdays family communal vegetarian dinner, I would wait til everybody was situated before calmly unwrapping my butcher paper , leaning over and putting a large raw chunk of beef in my mouth. They would freak! I would just growl at them and flare my nostrils. Got called all sorts of names that fit. Later on, there was nothing like the feeling of busting a self proclaimed vegetarian eating some of my home made bratwurst and bockwurst. Those were the days!
We don't do a family meal here. It's scraps for the kitchen staff, lol. Heels of bread, beef scraps cooked how ever we have time for and we do it for ourselves. We do a "family shot" of bourbon to jäger after Friday and Saturday dinner service though, lol.
I have worked at places that do a staff meal, but we still never had time to eat it hot, or at all, so it fell to te wayside. I've always preferred smaller places with a small kitchen staff, so maybe that why we pass on it. To be honest, I'd rather take that time sitting in the alley with a smoke and scarf down a peice of bread and butter than actually sit and have a meal. When I eat to much when its busy, I loose my steam and its harder to get in the groove again.
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Good news everyone! We're one step closer to that ever loving GOLD status, yesterday both the ESRB and the Australian Rating Board gave their final verdict for Grand Theft Auto V. First off, let's get the boring one out of the way, as expected, the ESRB have once again rated another Grand Theft Auto title M for Mature for the following reasons:
Now, onto the interesting one, this is important for you Australian gamers, as you might already know the Australian Rating Board finally introduced the Restricted 18+ rating for Video Games earlier in the year, but some video games have still fallen short and been refused classification, how well has Grand Theft Auto V faired?
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It'll be a big off-season for the Brewers, as you guys know.
They're losing Fielder, but keeping all the pieces around him, including Weeks, Hart, Braun, Grenike, Marcum and Gallardo.
Despite a lot of solid players staying with the team, there's some question marks.
1B - A lot of people seem to think they'll move Hart to 1B to replace Fielder. I don't think Mat Gamel will be able to recreate his minor league stats in the Majors. The times he's been called up, I haven't been impressed with his at-bats.
SS - The Brewers have a 6 mil option on Betancourt. There's been talk bout the Brewers going after Jose Reyes. I'd decline the option on Betancourt and go after Reyes. Reyes -> Weeks -> Braun is a scary top of the order.
3B - Sigh.... I thought Casey McGehee would be the 3B here for a long time but this season was a disaster. My father thinks we should bring back Jerry Hairston Jr. next year to play 3B, but Hairston is 35. Can he play 3B all season and hold up?
OF - I think the Crew should bring back Morgan. He had some great at-bats, and who would trade for him at this point anyway. If Hart does move to 1B, then the Crew will probably put Morgan at RF full time. That leaves a gap at CF. I love Gomez on defense, but his bat is lacking. Maybe the Brewers can get a middle-upper tier free agent centerfielder if they can't get Reyes.
SP - Gallardo isn't going anywhere for a long time, and the Brewers have Greinke, Wolf and Marcum for one more year. Plus all the fifth-spot regulars like Estrada, Parra and Navreson aren't going anywhere. The rotation will be more or less that same, I recon. Doubt Melvin will drop any money on a big name free agent here.
MR - I'd resign LaTroy Hawkins and Takashi Satio, I think they pitched well this season out of the pen. As for the other guys, I dunno. Lot of question marks there.
CL - No questions here. Axford all the way. Have fun pitching for the Dodgers, K-Rod.


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"There hasn't been much to report on the Peyton Manning
front lately. The media furor surrounding the Colts' quarterback left
Indianapolis about the same time the Super Bowl did. Which lends credence to the
theory that the Manning-Jim Irsay back-and-forth was all about winning the PR
battle while the biggest game of the year was played in their backyard.
The most recent speculation has the Seahawks interested
in Manning, assuming the 36-year-old quarterback will be healthy enough to
resume his career in 2012 and that the Colts cut him loose in the coming weeks.
(Peyton's due $28 million on March 13; we can't see a scenario where Irsay forks
over that kind of dough.)
But perhaps we're being too presumptuous.
Here's what Seahawks general manager John Schnieder said last week.
Ive been blessed to be around a lot
of really good quarterback people that have taught me a lot about the position,
Schneider said lastThursday. So I just kind of incorporate that with the
quarterbacks Ive been around. I just try to take all the information possible
from everybody Ive been around. Ijust know if you panic at the position, it can
set the organization back. So we're not going to do that,"
That may
disappoint fans, because they want to see an instant guy and have that instant
success, Schneider continued. But really, youre better off continuing to
build your team. Initially when I got here, I thought we were going to plug the
quarterback in and we were going built around him. If we had done that, we would
have panicked in a way. And Im not sure we would have been able to host the Saints (in the 2010
wild-card playoff game) and had that great atmosphere and all that.
There's something to be said for not panicking. Then again, it's hard to
convince the fan base that you're taking the position seriously when you trade
for Charlie
Whitehurst and a year later sign Tarvaris
Jackson. The former isn't a capable backup and the latter was described
perfectly by NFL Network's Mike Mayock this week, Hes developed to a certain
point, but I think that position needs to be upgraded. And I dont mind T-Jack
competing for the position, but I think you either have to get a free agent in
there or you have to draft somebody.
But Seattle isn't the only team breathlessly included in the Manning sweepstakes. There are
the other usual suspects: the Redskins, Dolphins and Jets. ESPN's Ron
Jaworski, most recently identified as the third
wheel in Monday Night Football's new two-man booth, was asked about
Manning's NFL future.
I think Peyton Manning ends up playing somewhere
else (other than Indianapolis)," he said during an appearance 97.5 in
Philadelphia (via SportsRadioInterviews.com). "I think its a win-win for
everyone. Certainly, when you look at the Colts right now, theyre a team thats
going through their development process with a new coaching staff and new
players. Its going to be just like when Peyton came on board, years to develop
that football team. I think its best for Peyton to go and play on a team that
can compete for a Super Bowl, a team that might be a quarterback away from
elevating that team to Super Bowl status and I think that would be a win-win
When asked about potential destinations, Jaws suggested what
a lot of people have been thinking for months.
The New York Jets. I
love Mark
Sanchez and there are 25 other quarterbacks in this league that I would take
Peyton Manning over. Theres a turf war in New York. The Giants just won the Super
Bowl. The Jets are fighting for every inch of space they can get in the
newspaper. How do you get that inch? How do you get the headlines? You sign
Peyton Manning.
Jaworski joins Curtis
Martin, us,
and we imagine Rex Ryan, who
won't admit it now but has almost certainly given some thought to the


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LITCHFIELD >> Torrington resident Kenual Weaver-Hunte, 17, is awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to risk of injury to a minor, after state prosecutors struck a deal with the defendant originally charged with second-degree sexual assault and permitting the possession of alcohol to a minor.
While the morals charge has a maximum sentence of 10 years, the state is pushing a nine-month sentence. However, Weaver-Hunte's attorney will have the right to argue for less, with a five-year probation.
The victim's family told state prosecutors that the sentencing is not what they would have preferred, according to Assistant State's Attorney Terri Sonnemann.
According to Sonnemann, Weaver-Hunte engaged in sexual activity with a minor after giving her "Kool-Aid that tasted funny." After the victim became intoxicated, Weaver-Hunte and others participated in sexual intercourse with the victim, who Sonnemann alleged was unconscious during the incident.
Weaver-Hunte is scheduled to be sentenced Jan. 11. 2013 in Litchfield Superior Court. He is at liberty on a $10,000 bond.
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Boston's 13 city councilors — especially the four members elected at-large — hold high-profile jobs. Their positions, however, come with extremely limited authority. Under the city's "strong-mayor" form of government, the Council's principle role is to review the budget. But even there, its authority is circumscribed: it can dispose, but it can not propose. It is, essentially, a review board that can do little of consequence without the mayor's approval. And the current mayor, Thomas Menino, guards his prerogatives jealously. He is a master of undercutting and co-opting the Council. That, admittedly, is not always a bad thing. But neither is it always the best way to run the city. No one, after all, is right all of the time. When you add Menino's propensity for political royalism with his commitment to micro-management, you get a government too often defined by ego rather than ideas. This is the reality of the moment.
Boston could use more than a few good ideas. It is an extremely livable city for many, but its cost of living is high. Menino can justly share in the credit for stabilizing a once-declining school system. But the rate of improvement is still not what many hope it could be. The plague of murders and shootings that afflicts swaths of Dorchester, Mattapan, and Roxbury could — until relatively recently — be attributed, in part, to City Hall's failure to hold the police to standards. And there are ominous signs that the fire department may have serious problems of its own. These are just some of the more noteworthy challenges Boston faces.
It is against this backdrop that the recent campaign for City Council has been waged — if such a word is appropriate for what has been a low-velocity exercise.
Over the past two years, two veteran at-large councilors whom the Phoenix declined to endorse in the last election have weighed in with strong performances. MichaelFlaherty and StephenMurphy both deserve re-election.
Since being ousted as council president, Flaherty has become a more vigorous, daring, and thoughtful councilor. He has been active in holding hearings, generating ideas, and — at times — providing a countervailing voice to Menino. The fact that he has been able to do so without looking as if he is reflexively naysaying the mayor makes Flaherty's performance all the more impressive. Flaherty knows the city. And when he talks about change, he is practical, not pie in the sky.
Murphy, meanwhile, is an interesting case. He is a classic lunch-bucket politician who has done a very good job of growing, changing, and evolving. He has one foot firmly in the old Boston and another in the Boston of the moment. Murphy is doing his part to help steer Boston toward the future, and is doing so admirably. Some in the progressive community see Murphy as an opportunist. If he were only that, we wish there were more of his stripe.
Two progressives the Phoenix endorsed two years ago again win our nod — though with a bit less enthusiasm this time around. Newcomer SamYoon and long-time political fixture FelixArroyo clearly have a deep and abiding love for the city they serve. And their commitment to broadening the political horizons and looking out for those who are economically less fortunate is undeniable. But Yoon and Arroyo get too caught up in the game of trying to define themselves against Menino, even when common sense suggests that Menino is not wrong, but realistic. It is time for Yoon to realize his considerable potential, and for Arroyo to apply the wisdom his experience has granted him.
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I had a birdhouse hive occupied since last April. In a paln to upgrade , I removed the back end of the birdhouse (opposite to the entrance) and insert it into a Langstroth hive. A space for three frames left at the back. When I carried the birdhouse I found it very heavy and when I opened it I found the combs saturated with honey. Is it time to remove honey and thus the birdhouse and install the rest of the frames?
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Inples- Inverted nipples, almost like dimples where your nipples are. Usually, tweak heads store heart worm medication in the hole of her inple.
Dude, did you see her inples, you could tell she had heart worm meds in them cuz she kept fucking scratching them and shit.
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and anyways, i was just thinking of it in that regard bc Im trying to justify why paying 10 mil is necessary if thats what it takes to keep him. i dont think his success is suddenly gonna go away. seems like the sustained sort of skill set.
just like Osi's fate being decided by what we did with his follow positionmates, the same thing applies to Nicks. if cruz gets 8-10, then nicks won't get more than what you'd expect an older injury prone player to get.
Thread is collapsing like the Giants' season
$8-10 million? if that happens get used to having the 32th ranked defense for years to come since we won't be able to pay anyone.


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by D to da.. June 20, 2009
The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush
Abbreviation for Gambled 'n Lost. This is a type of fart that ends up in disaster. You try to sneak a fart out but you end up crapping your pants.
As Bob was driving home late on 290, he tried to buy some time and let some gas out. However, he proceeded to crap himself, soiling all of his clothes.
by :devil January 11, 2004
by sabnasty April 13, 2011
You have gas but you get too cocky and try to release it. You know you have to take a dump but you are too lazy to go to the bathroom. Your failed attempt to cheat nature leads to soiled drawers. You Gambled 'n Lost.
I just GNL'ed so now I have to go home and change my underwear. I probably should take a shower while I am at it.
by GNL January 10, 2005
The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush


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Central Leidseplein Studio
Size45 m²
Floor No.0
- Kitchen
- Internet/WiFi
- Family/child friendly
- Towels
Accommodation summary
|Lijnbaansgracht, 1017RM Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Built during the late 17th century, this traditional apartment is brightly lit and contains flat-screen TV, a full and new kitchen and internet access. A double bed and a single sofa bed are available where guests can enjoy a comfortable night's sleep, and the bathroom is equipped with a shower.
Walk to the trendy Jordaan District in just 15 minutes' and shop amongst the funky boutiques located there. Take the tram to the popular Albert Cuyp Street Market in 15 minutes', and to the Artis Zoo in only 20 minutes.
Just around the corner from the apartment is the Spiegelgracht, an area full of antique dealers. Rent a bike nearby and see the city as a true Amsterdammer or damse!
House rulesSmoking permitted with restrictions.
No pets.
|Price for > 2 guests
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Reviews of this property
Tony is such a great host! The apartment is kitted with information and useful guides as well as all the utensils you need and more. Tony goes the extra mile for his guests which is evident from the moment you arrive. Great central location, 25 minute walk from central station with restaurants, shops and bars all conveniently located near by. The museum quarter and Vondelpark is just a minutes walk as well. Recommended stay for sure.
The flat is very conveniently located in the very center of Amsterdam. Most of the sights and musems are within walking distance, which makes sightseeing very easy and comfortable. The flat is fully furnished and equipped with a kitchen and a tv set. Tony is very friendly and offers help in planning your stay in Amsterday as well as other issues concerning the travel. It is a place really worth recommending.It is good for a couple and for a family with a child. Tkank you very much, Tony! We ara very satisfied and we would like to come back :).
Perfect location, very clean apartment. Instruction to get from Central Station to apartment were very clear. Thanks a lot for providing grocery items, you saved the day. I would come back anytime.
This apartment is a souterrain - you see a small window and a close by ceiling.
It is not bright, not even at the table close to the window, when there is no sun. If you want privacy, you need blinders and electric light.
The kitchen at the end of the souterrain has a very low ceiling, but is well equipped. You get used to it.
The host is very nice, took care of everything needed.
The position so close to the Museumsplein and Leidseplein is just great!
We did all by foot.
Tony was very kind with us and very good at communications. The apartment is small but full equiped and really well located.I do recommend it for short stays in Amsterdam.
Amazing place! In the heart of downtown. Tony organized everything. In his apartment you could find all things you need for the comfortable living. Definitely we will come back. No other option for staying in Amsterdam, but this apartments. Thank you, Tony!
The apartment is kept super-tidy, has a very nice layout and is greatly outfitted: the kitchen is perfectly equipped and its many appliances are all totally efficient.
It is valuably located in the very heart of Amsterdam Centrum, only one minute walk from both Leidsplein and the Museum District. It is practically surrounded by bars, restaurants and groceries.
Kenneth was a discreet, nice and helpful landlord.
We stayed at Tony's apartament for ten days and enjoyed our vacation!
Tony is friendly and accomodating, the place is clean, well-served and in a central location.
The area can get a little loud at times, but that's normal since you're right next to Leidseplein (Leiden Square, one of the hotspots of the city's nightlife).
Due to the location we basically visited Amsterdam exclusively on foot!
A really delightful location and flat. Clean and comfortable, friendly host, good food in the fridge to welcome us, and help with exploring the city. A lovely week and a great experience.
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Home › Forums › General Forums › General Lightweight Backpacking Discussion › Tips on reducing time taken preparing/packing
Sep 9, 2009 at 7:57 pm #1239207
Justin MarneyBPL Member
@gotasciiLocale: Shenandoah
I was wondering if anyone had any tips/tricks they use to minimize the time it takes to go from gear organized on the shelf to packed up in the car ready to go?
JustinSep 9, 2009 at 8:19 pm #1526398
Jay WilkersonBPL Member
@creachenLocale: East Bay
I store all cooking gear in plastic bin,,clothes and stuff sacks in plastic bin,shelter and sleep systems in another bin and have the 10 essentials ready to go in my pack..Food is the last thing I pack..Everybody has different systems but this one works for me..I can be ready to go on a hike in 30 minutes or less…Preparing for a hike is almost half the fun!!!!Sep 9, 2009 at 8:22 pm #1526399
James PatsalidesBPL Member
@jamespatsalides-comLocale: New England
Well, I just keep my base gear packed in my GoLite Jam at the bottom of my closet… ready to go on a moment's notice… just add food, fuel & water… ;-)Sep 9, 2009 at 8:44 pm #1526412
Jack H.Member
@foundLocale: Sacramento, CA
Usually, I backpack every week. My main strategy for reducing my packing time is to never unpack.
When I return from a trip, I dump everything out and separate what needs to be washed and all the food. I clean everything, then once it's clean I put it back in the pack instead of on a shelf. My tent/tarp, sleeping bag and pad are taken out, and aired out in the "gear pile". Usually my pack sits on the pad, the sleeping bag lofts next to it and my tarp is draped over it all.
For food, I essentially do the same thing. I take out my bear bag, clean what needs to be cleaned, then put all non-perishable food back in the bear bag and leave it on the pantry. Leaving the bear bag in the garage attracts cockroaches where I live. If i'm at the store and I see something I want to bring hiking, I put it directly in my bear bag when I get home. I usually also have multiple plastic bins where I keep my extra hiking food in. I try to force myself to take food from the bins instead of buying new food. Though usually it's food that I don't want to eat that is sitting in the bins.
The night before I leave for a hike I spend less than an hour, putting everything in stuff sack, efficiently packing my pack, getting my food bag together and making sure it's all there.
I recently lived in a house with five other fanatic hikers, pretty much everyone used this system as it's the fastest and keeps your stuff in a small pile. Obviously our garage was full of these piles and other assorted drying gear. One day I counted 26 backpacks in the garage!
This makes me want to go hiking!Sep 9, 2009 at 10:36 pm #1526450
Larry SullivanMember
@150mphLocale: Los Angeles
I also keep my gear on shelves, organized in see-through plastic boxes. I use two gear lists and check off each item one by one:
Backpack gear list – everything I'm carrying/wearing on the trail – checked off the night before.
Supply/car camping box list – In a separate box, I keep everything for the road, extra supplies, comfort items, food and a complete separate shelter/sleep/kitchen setup for the night before I hit trail, after I've driven to the trailhead, often a long drive. (I've got an extra tent, bag, pad and stove) I like to keep my checked off backpack gear separate so I don't accidentally leave something critical out – easy to do when repacking at the chaos of the car trunk the morning I hit the trail, especially in messy weather.Sep 14, 2009 at 7:31 am #1527438
Justin MarneyBPL Member
@gotasciiLocale: Shenandoah
Good suggestions! I'm going add more plastic bins to my current storage system. Re-packing all the items that don't need to loft/dry will also save me some time. Thanks!Sep 15, 2009 at 3:22 pm #1527847
joseph petersonMember
@sparkyLocale: Southern California
I also keep everything but my down Items packed in my pack and ready to go. I keep my down stuff in a plastic bin next to pack.
Before I pack I have my gear list handy to make sure I have everything there.
I always have a stock of food ready. Many of my trips are hatched in my head Friday at work. I come home, shower and pack, and am out the door within 20 minutes, and hitting the trail an hour later.Sep 15, 2009 at 5:31 pm #1527881
Art SandtMember
The best advice I could give you on reducing packing time is to know what you need and know how to pack it.
Besides the main categories (bag, pad, tent, clothes, food, water, cooking gear, rain gear, etc.), you also have the miscellaneous gear which is what I was always afraid of forgetting (thus I used to take forever when packing also). I have put a lot of thought into paring down my miscellaneous gear so it fits in a small ditty bag, which is where it always stays now. As long as I remember to bring it, I never find myself on the trail realizing I've forgotten some small essential item. For illustration, I'll list the items below.
Toothbrush/toothpaste, various fire starters (in plastic bag), spare compass, headlamp (plus a spare micro LED), first aid kit (bandaids, sterile/antibacterial wipes, nail clippers, tweezers), pencil and some paper, extra guy line (with mini carabiner at one end), water treatment, toilet paper and a small chamois towelSep 15, 2009 at 5:37 pm #1527884
Cayenne RedmonkBPL Member
@redmonkLocale: Greater California Ecosystem
All my big gear that goes on most trips is in plain sight on a wall rack, my shelters are hanging elsewhere on a rack, and everything else lives in my "everything bag".
I grab a pack, bag, pad, jacket, and pants from the wall rack, select my shelter from my shelter rack, and toss the red everything bag into the pack.Sep 15, 2009 at 6:00 pm #1527891
Tony WongBPL Member
@valsharLocale: San Francisco Bay Area
What I find helps me out is my "48 HR Rule" after returning from a trip.
Within 48 hrs of returning from a trip, I have all my gear washed, cleaned, bottles of sunscreen, hand sanitizer, soap, etc…reloaded. Sleeping bags, bivy, tarptent, insulated clothing has been washed, aired out, and then stored properly (uncompressed).
Then I re-pack my backpack with everything except sleeping bag, water, food, bear vault/ur sack, and insulating layers.
That way, when I take a trip, I don't really have to worry about finding stuff and having come right back from a trip when I clean and re-pack, I am aware of what worked and did not work and try not to foget anything.
In my gear closet, I do have plastic boxes/bins that are clearly labeled with stove/kitchen stuff, tent stuff, food stuff, misc stuff.
So for anything that I need to use on an upcoming trip, they are easily available in one place…no wondering where I put something from the last trip or around the house.
-TonySep 15, 2009 at 9:46 pm #1527945
Jesse H.BPL Member
@tacedeousLocale: East Bay, CA
hello fellow bay area backpackers… seems like a lot of us pack the same
I keep everything packed except down items, food and clothes… the only "multi-use" non backpacking item is a headlamp… all extra gear that is not just for summer weekend get-aways, is in clear bins that are marked…
ready to go, just stop by safeway for salami and jameson ;)Sep 16, 2009 at 12:26 am #1527972
Dan DurstonBPL Member
@dandydanLocale: Cascadia
One strategy that is working well for me is to have camping specific items as much as I can…..items like toothpaste, toothbrush etc.
By having a specific toothbrush for hiking, you can keep it ready to go in your stuff sack with all your miscellaneous gear. The same goes for deoderant, tooth paste, contact lens solution etc. These are the things that tie you down as you're trying to get out the door because they're easy to forget otherwise and even if you do remember, you can't pack them until the last minute because you need them in your day to day life.
A lot of these things you replace anyways as you go ultralight, but still….the more hiking only gear you own the easier it is to have ready.
I store my stuff like this:
1) 'Essentials' Stuff Sack – Ton of Misc Items including spork, toothbrush, knife, bear bag rope, first aid etc. It's all in the sack and ready to go
2) Pack and Sleeping Quilt hanging in the closet right above the bin with my gear in it.
3) Clothes sack pre-loaded with socks, undies, xtra baselayer, rain gear. Just need to add my insulating layers because unfortunately I use these in my day to day life as well.
4) A few misc items I keep right in the hipbelt pockets in my pack like compass, water pills, knife etc. My platyBottles stay in the side pockets ready to be filled.
So when the time comes to hike, I stuff my quilt in the stuff sack, stuff that in my pack, drop in the essentials stuff sack, toss my insulating layers in the clothes sack and toss that in and then I'm ready to add consumables.
Consumables are probably the hardest part. Meal planning is a tough one….depending on how much you get out. I have a few favourite meals but often I need to just wander the grocery store for a while before each trip and that really wastes time. If I had pre-made dehydrated meals all ready to go that would save a ton of time.Sep 16, 2009 at 12:31 am #1527974
Dan DurstonBPL Member
@dandydanLocale: Cascadia
Another tip is to get all that gear that you never use out of the way. I have a huge stuff sack full of gear that I'm almost never ever going to use (ie. the 3 lbs flashlight I got for a present) and then another large stuff sack of stuff that I might use (ie. extra fuel canisters, different pots etc). Only my regular gear stays loose in the bin and even then it's normally packed ready to go in the proper stuff sack. My gear bin has my tent, my stuff sack full of all my small random gear, my stuff sack with clothes in it and then an empty stuff sack for my quilt. That's about it Everything else is packed away in these large stuff sacks. This makes it a lot easier to find that sleeping quilt stuff sack or whatever it is that you need.Sep 16, 2009 at 8:03 am #1528022
Justin McMinnMember
@akajutLocale: Central Oklahoma
I use 3 different bins that are organized by how often I use the gear (e.g. every time, sometimes, rarely) I also have a stuff sack that holds the refills of all of my non food consumables (e.g. fire starters, sunscreen, alcohol pads) I find it helpful to keep them all together so I don't forget to refill.
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23 year old, 180 lbs, 5'11 = Overweight.
Trying to get fit again (was a x-country runner but stopped running and didn't eating).
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ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 363, June 08, 2007
- ARSC Summer Science Seminar Series, 2007, Begins Next Tuesday
- Resolving Linker Errors - Part I
- When is No-Data Zero?
- Quick Tip
ARSC Summer Science Seminar Series, 2007, Begins Next Tuesday
ARSC is hosting a weekly, public science seminar series. The focus is on the application of computer and information-based technologies to solving real-world problems.
Dates: Tuesdays, June 12 - July 31 (except July 3) Time: 1:00 pm Location: West Ridge Research Building (WRRB), Room 010 (See map, at: http://www.arsc.edu/ )
First Seminar of 2007:
"IPY Explorations via Virtual Globes." Presented by: Institute of Northern Engineering Associate Research Professor, Matt Nolan June 12, 1:00 pm, WRRB 010.
Extended presentation for UAF researchers, this Tuesday:
"Getting IPY Research Highlighted in GoogleEarth" Presented by: Matt Nolan June 12, 2:30 pm, WRRB 010.
For more information on the science seminar series, contact ARSC Chief Scientist Greg Newby at email@example.com .
Resolving Linker Errors - Part I
[by: Don Bahls]
If you've been programming for any amount of time, it's likely that you've run into a linking error at one time or another. Sometimes it's apparent why the linking error is occurring. Perhaps the simplest error is forgetting to include a required library or object file during linking. Here's a simple demonstration of this error:
mg56 % pathcc dot_product.c -I . -c mg56 % pathcc myprog.c -I . -c mg56 % pathcc myprog.o -o myprog myprog.o(.text+0x3b): In function `main': : undefined reference to `dot_product' collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
If "dot_product.o" is added to the linking line above, the undefined reference error will go away. This example is really simple, but for codes with numerous object files it can become a difficult task to track down linking errors.
Tools of the Trade
There are a few tools that are useful for inspecting libraries and object files. These programs can be a great place to start when you have no idea why a linking error is occurring. The commands below should be available on any Linux system. In cases where the command is different on an AIX system, the AIX version is listed in parenthesis.
nm: The "nm" command will list the symbols from an object file or archive file.E.g.:
mg56 % nm dot_product.o 0000000000000000 T dot_product mg56 % nm myprog.o U dot_product 0000000000000000 T main
Generally, all routines in a source file will produce a corresponding text symbol, denoted with "T" above. Any routines not defined in a file will result in an undefined symbol, denoted with a "U". When linking occurs, the undefined symbols need to find a corresponding text symbol. There are slightly different rules for dynamic libraries, which we won't discuss in this article.
file: The "file" command displays information about a file. For object files, it will show you whether or not a file uses the 32 bit or 64 bit ABI.E.g.:
mg56 % file dot_product.o dot_product.o: ELF 64-bit LSB relocatable, AMD x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), not stripped mg56 % file dot_product.o dot_product.o: ELF 32-bit LSB relocatable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), not stripped
When linking occurs, all of the files need to use the same ABI. The example above shows files using an AMD x86-64 object and then the standard Intel 32 bit object format.
objdump: The "objdump" command will display information from an object file or library.
(AIX command: dump )
An archive file can contain multiple object files. If you aren't sure what ABI was used to compile the object files, the objdump command will list this information:E.g.:
mg56 % objdump -a /usr/local/pathscale/lib/libnetcdf.a In archive /usr/local/pathscale/lib/libnetcdf.a: attr.o: file format elf64-x86-64 rw------- 2640/206 33368 Sep 15 08:12 2006 attr.o dim.o: file format elf64-x86-64 rw------- 2640/206 9536 Sep 15 08:12 2006 dim.o ... ...
On AIX system "dump -a" will provide similar information.
Finding Undefined Symbols
When a linking error occurs, I usually start by trying to determine whether or not the symbol is defined in an object file or library within the source tree.
Here's a linking error I ran into recently:
mpif90 HIM_error_handler.o user_initialization.o ... mpp.o(.text+0x3692): In function `MPP_NODE.in.MPP_MOD': : undefined reference to `mld_id__' collect2: ld returned 1 exit status gmake: *** [fms.x] Error 1
The find command along with the nm command can show the information that we're looking for. This command finds all object files in the directory "exec" and displays any file with the string "mld_id" in it.E.g.:
mg56 % find exec -name \*.o while read f; do if [ $(nm $f grep -i mld_id wc -l ) -gt 0 ]; then echo $f; nm $f grep -i mld_id; fi done exec/mpp.o U mld_id__ exec/threadloc.o 0000000000000000 T mld_id_
I'm actually looking for "mld_id" rather than "mld_id__" just in case there's a name mangling issue of some sort. Many Fortran compilers will add one or more underscores to the end of a subroutine name to make the symbol names different than C symbols. The search above also ignores case since it is fairly common for Fortran compilers to make the symbol name all lower case or all upper case.
Notice in the example above, the undefined symbol has two underscores, while the text symbol has a single underscore. So it is likely that this is a name mangling issue. At this point, since we know the name of the object file, we can look for the source file that created it. In the case of this code, the object files all get placed in a single build directory, while the source is left in the original directory.
The find command also helps in the task of searching for the source file which generated this symbol.E.g.:
mg56 % find $WRKDIR/code/src -name threadloc.\* /wrkdir/bahls/code/src/shared/mpp/threadloc.c
When I looked in this file I found that indeed there was a C routine called "mld_id_". I could add a second underscore to the routine name and recompile threadloc.c, however it isn't always practical to make code modifications like this. In the next part of this series, we will discuss various name mangling schemes and how this particular linking error might be handled.
If the symbol was not found during the first search, the search could be repeated looking at library files instead. Here's an example:
mg56 % pathcc simple_wr.c -c simple_wr mg56 % pathcc simple_wr.o -L/usr/local/pathscale/lib -o simple_wr simple_wr.o(.text+0x85): In function `main': : undefined reference to `nc_create' simple_wr.o(.text+0x91): In function `main': : undefined reference to `nc_strerror' ... ...
mg56 % nm simple_wr.o grep nc_create U nc_create
mg56 % find /usr/local/pathscale/lib/ -name \*.a while read f; do if [ $(nm $f grep -i nc_create wc -l ) -gt 0 ]; then echo $f; nm $f grep -i nc_create; fi done /usr/local/pathscale/lib/libnetcdf.a 0000000000001856 T nc_create U nc_create U nc_create
The find command above shows that the symbol "nc_create" is in libnetcdf.a. I simply forgot to include the netcdf library (-lnetcdf) on the linking line.
In the next part of this series we'll look at ways to handle name mangling issues.
When is No-Data Zero?
[ by: Lee Higbie ]
I have been rewriting a code that has some Fortran syntax that bothered me. One routine called another using array parameters, but there was an array size mismatch between the actual and dummy arguments. I encapsulated the issue in a short program:
program main implicit none integer, dimension (5,3,2) :: x, y integer i, j, k do k = 1, 5 do j = 1, 3 do i = 1, 2 x(k,j,i) = k*100 + j*10 + i ! so it's easy to see where from y(k,j,i) = x(k,j,i) enddo ! end loop on i enddo ! end loop on j enddo ! end loop on k do k = 1, 5 print 1, k, (j, (x(k, j, i), i= 1,2), j= 1,3) 1 format(i3, ': ', 3(i6, 2i4, ',') ) enddo ! end loop on k do j = 1, 3 do k = 1, 5 call see (x(k, j, :), k, j) ! 2 non-contiguous memory elements enddo ! end loop on k enddo ! end loop on j end program subroutine see(x, i, j) implicit none integer x(7) ! means that x has more elements than in caller integer i, j print 1, 'See ', i, j, ': ', x 1 format(a, i2, ',', i2, a, 7i7) end subroutine
One interesting aspect of this program is that it behaves differently on our various compilers. I ran this code on Iceflyer (using xlf90), Midnight (using pathf90), Nelchina (using pgf90). One run was done with compiler defaults and one with array bounds checking enabled. In addition, the program above and one without the array y were compiled and run.
None of the 12 cases complained about the array size change across the call. The first two elements of x in subroutine "see" were correct in all cases. The undefined elements of x were zero in some cases and other values in others.
|With Defaults
|With Bounds Checking
|all 5 vals = 0
|various small values
|various values
|various values
|all 5 vals = 0
|all 5 vals = 0
On both Iceflyer/xlf90 and Nelchina/pgf90, the results happened to be the same with or without the declaration of array y. On Midnight/pathf90 the results were different when y was removed from the program.
The specific code that encouraged me to try this little test program is a production code running on an XD1. I suspect that the users of the badly-written program were lucky in that the off-the-end values of the arrays were values that did not affect their computations noticeably. Many programs can tolerate setting missing values to zero. Many others will produce rather more interesting and surprising results.
More seriously, the conclusion is that you can't rely on compilers to catch out-of-bounds errors. When passing arrays as arguments, you can use modules, use automatic arrays, or be very careful about array lengths.
Quick-Tip Q & A
A: [[ What's your favorite shell alias or shell one-liner. # # Greg Newby # This sets my prompt for tcsh and variants: set hn=`hostname -s` alias sp 'set prompt="${hn}(${USER}) [\\!] `dirs sed -e '\''s .* '\'' -e '\''s .*[^/]\(/[^/]*/[^/]*\) ..\1 '\''` } "' alias cd 'cd \!*;sp' In zsh, something similar in cyan: PS1=$'%{\e[1;36m%}%m(%n) %~ [%!] > %{\e[1;0m%}' I have a variation for ksh, too. # # Ryan Czerwiec # My favorite alias would be: alias CLS 'CLEAR ; echo " Turn off the Caps Lock, dummy\! "' # # One from the Editor # Here's how to make your own chipotle sauce. 1) Open a can of Chipotle Peppers in Adobo Sauce (Embasa is the better brand, because their peppers are skinned). 2) Mash or blend everything to the desired consistency. 3) Store in a small jar in the fridge. Awesome on burritoes and vegie burgers. Hey, wait a minute, what was the question? # # Kate Hedstrom # I mostly use aliases to remember common options: alias xfig 'xfig -dontshowballoons -startg 2 -fg black -bg LightYellow' I like to start up xfig without the tooltip hints because I learned it before the tooltips - I could probably handle the tips now. I also like to have it start up with a background grid. alias knitfig 'xfig -metric -startposnmode 3 -startgridmode 2' In addition to the above, this will put xfig in metric mode and also constrain the positioning of objects to fit with its library of knitting symbols. alias ispell 'aspell -c' There was once a program called ispell which has been replaced by aspell. The -c option makes it behave much like the old ispell. alias psg 'ps -elf grep \!* grep -v grep' This has probably been mentioned before. Use it like "psg matlab" to see all the matlab processes on a system - except the grep for matlab. I think I got it from an old Sun tutorial. # # Ed Kornkven # I use aliases for shortcuts and ease of typing, but also for remembering stuff. In the latter case, it isn't so much that I type the alias frequently, but that I can list my aliases and remember how to do something. Examples of useful (for me) shortcuts: alias amke=make alias mkae=make In the memory category, I sometimes want to know what are the macros that are predefined by the C preprocessor: alias list_predef_macros='touch n_o__n_o__.h; cpp -dM n_o__n_o__.h; rm n_o__n_o__.h' # # Martin Luthi # alias psg='ps -elf grep $1 ' Example usage: mybox> psg ntop shows all running processes (on Linux) that contain a certain pattern. On different systems (BSD syntax), ps might need other parameters, for example: alias psg='ps -aux grep $1'" # # Follow-up from Martin Luthi to last week's answer: # > # > # Thanks to Martin Luthi for this python solution. > # > If you have Python 2.4 or 2.5 available, the built-in set type does > all you need: > > ==== > #!/usr/bin/env python > > file1 = set([line for line in file('old.txt')]) This line of course should be: file1 = set(file('old.txt').readlines()) If the order of lines is important, here is a straight-forward but maybe slow (for *huge* files) version ==== #!/usr/bin/env python lines = file('old.txt').readlines() for line in file('additions.txt'): if not line in lines: print line ==== Thinking about the problem somewhat more, the obvious solution is to use diff. If you are using Emacs, ediff (M-x ediff) is especially nice to highlight and easily modify two somewhat different files. Q: I share a directory with my group. It contains files which are all in the same Unix group, but with several different owners (including my girlfriend AND ex-girlfriend!). Now I need to copy the entire directory to a new host, but "scp -rp" changes the ownership of all the files to **ME** and so does tar/untar. Is there any way to preserve file ownership across this move!? Everyone's mad at me! [[ Answers, Questions, and Tips Graciously Accepted ]] ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Editors: -------- Tom Baring, ARSC HPC Specialist, firstname.lastname@example.com, 907-450-8619 Don Bahls, ARSC HPC Specialist, email@example.com, 907-450-8674 Subscription Information: ------------------------- Subscribing: send this message to: "email@example.com": subscribe hpc_users end Unsubscribing: send this: unsubscribe hpc_users end For help with majordomo, send this: help end In all cases, leave the "subject" line of your message blank. Messages sent to "firstname.lastname@example.com" will be forwarded to the editors. Let us know if you have problems with majordomo. Back Issues are Available: -------------------------- - Web edition: http://www.arsc.edu/support/news/HPCnews.shtml - E-mail edition archive: ftp://ftp.arsc.edu/pub/publications/newsletters/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Arctic Region Supercomputing Center ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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