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Central, Spacious, Light Apartment 100m2
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Grootte100 m²
- Familie / Kindvriendelijk
- Internet/WiFi
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|Boyesgade, 1622 Copenhagen, Denemarken
|Type accommodatie
|Enkele uren
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|Een maand geleden
It's perfect for couples who wants a romantic retreat in Copenhagen or small families wanting to enjoy the sights, parks, museums and athmosphere of the city.
The apartment has three rooms and a big kitchen. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need to cook a nice hot meal and you'll also have a microwave if you want to heat it again the next day. You'll have a dishwashing machine and of course a refrigerator and freezer. There's lots of space for several people to be in the kitchen at the same time. We provide sugar, oil, spices, instant coffee and tea so you don't have to worry about the basics when you're staying here.
The living room is equipped with a cozy sofa which can be folded out at night and used as a sofa bed with space for two people. Two of the beds are therefore sofa beds and not regular beds. We do not have cable TV, but you can watch Netflix or play Playstation on the TV.
The bathroom has a shower and a toilet and we provide guest towels for your stay.
In the bedroom we have a big nice bed (160 x 200 cm - US queen size). Pillows, duvets and linen are provided free of charge.
We have fast wireless Internet for free and in the basement you can use our common washing and drying facilities. Upon request you'll have access to an iron and an ironing board.
On your way from the apartment to the city you can easily walk and enjoy Vesterbrogade where there are lots of cool shops selling everything from clothes and furniture to Morrocan lamps and unique art. If you want a break you can enjoy one of the many cozy and "hyggelige" cafes. In the city you can shop even more on the famous pedestrian street called Strøget, you can see Copenhagen Town Hall on Rådhuspladsen, you can watch a movie in one of the many movie theaters or you can have lots of fun in Tivoli, the famous amusement park. Inner Copenhagen, Vesterbrogade, a parallel street called Istedgade and the meatpacking district, all of which are very close by, offer great party and beer drinking opportunities - there are bars and night clubs for every taste and wallet size.
If you want to relax and take a nice walk in the nature you can walk to Frederiksberg Have or Søndermarken - two beautiful gardens with big green areas, trees and a lake in Frederiksberg Have. Also you can take a walk around The Lakes of Copenhagen (or maybe just one of them) which also are very close. If you have children or simply enjoy animals the Zoo is a great place to go.
There's plenty of take-away food and restaurants in the near surroundings (Japanese, Thai, Indian, Italian, Vietnamese, Turkish, Pakistani, bagel shops, burger, traditional Danish food etc.) There's also five different grocery shops nearby if you want to cook a nice meal in our spacious and open kitchen. Most of them are open from 8 am to 10 pm every day and offer a great selection of fresh fruit and vegetables as well as meat and dairy. If you're hungry for a croissant or a delicious cake there's a bakery 2 minutes away.
If you have any questions feel free to contact me!
ReglementenWe expect that you treat our belongings with respect and keep the noise down after 10 PM so the neighbours can sleep. Smoking is in no form or way allowed. Crazy parties are not allowed but of course you can listen to some soothing music while you're drinking a glass of wine in the evening. Also unfortunately animals are not allowed.
|Weektarief voor maximaal 2 gasten
|€ 1839
|Maandtarief voor maximaal 2 gasten
|€ 5513
|Prijs voor > 2 gasten
|€ 21 extra per gast/nacht
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Beoordelingen van deze accommodatie
Zeer mooi en vooral rustig gelegen appartement zeer geschikt voor een stedentrip. Openbaar vervoer in nabijheid.
Appartement is leuk en gezellig ingericht.
Alexander is een zeer vriendelijke, behulpzame en flexibele gastheer.
Het appartement is relatief iets aan de dure kant, maar je krijgt wel ook waar voor je geld!
Zeker een aanrader!
Het appartement was mooi en mooi met hardhouten vloer en een comfortabel bed. Geweldige locatie in een rustige straat. Het was gemakkelijk om de bus downtown vangen. Leuke cafes en winkels in de buurt. We hadden een geweldige brunch in cafe Granola, winkelen op Gammel Kongevej en drankjes in de Brass Monkey. Alexander was zeer behulpzaam en flexibel met de check-in tijd. We voelden ons welkom. Ik en mijn twee vrienden genoten van onze perfecte weekend vakantie in het mooie en vriendelijke stad.
The apartment was nice and beautiful with hardwood floor and comfortable bed. Great location on a quiet street. It was easy to catch the bus downtown. Nice cafes and shops close by. We had a great brunch at cafe Granola, shopping on Gammel kongevej and drinks at the Brass monkey. Alexander was very helpful and flexible with the check in time. We felt welcome. Me and my two friends enjoyed our perfect weekend holiday in the beautiful and friendly city.
We hadden een heel leuk verblijf in Alexander en Victoria's appartement en voelden ons erg thuis. Het appartement is mooi ingericht en stijlvol. Het gebied is geweldig met leuke cafes, restaurants en winkels.
Het appartement is slechts een korte wandeling naar alles en we raden hier te verblijven.
We had a really nice stay in Alexander and Victoria's apartment and felt very much at home. The apartment is nicely decorated and stylish. The area is great with lovely cafes, restaurants and shops.
The apartment is only a short walk to everything and we recommend staying here.
The flat was brilliant for our needs: bright and welcoming. Spacious kitchen! Very nice hosts, and generous attitude! The location is great: close to the city centre but in a quiet street.
We had great hosts. The communication was easy and the appartement was clean, spacious and in a very good location.
We stayed in the apartment of Alexander with our little baby-girl for five nights at the end of march.We planned our trip very spontaneous and were really excited to find such a wonderful place. The communication with Alexander and Victoria was quite uncomplicated and friendly. The apartment was cozy and light-flooded, which we enjoyed at the cold time. The position is perfect, the busstop is just nearby and there are good restaurants and a great bakery with delicious cakes just a five minute walk away. The only struggle at the first day was to unterstand the parking system, until we realized, that we could get the tickets also in an 7Eleven-Shop.
We could really recommend the apartment and would always go there again.
Thank you Victoria and Alexander :-)
Alexander was a great host.
The apartment was very cozy and comfortable.
Thank you very much for sharing your place with us!
We had a great time!!!
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Home › Forums › General Forums › Winter Hiking › Fingers and Toes
Dec 12, 2010 at 4:49 am #1266507
My biggest problems in cold weather hiking are my fingers and toes. They get cold way too easily (poor circulation, I guess). Anyone here care to discuss the pros and cons of these various footwear and handwear? I'm trying to get a few things for winter, but I'm also on a tight budget, so I have to weigh my purchases in terms of cost as well as actual weight.
40 Below Light Energy overboots– I've emailed these folks a few times and the overboots sound amazing. I'm wondering how necessary you think the extra Simple Slipper is for day hikes vs overnights. I'd guess it's more necessary for overnights where there's more downtime. Any thoughts? How about for durability, especially when attaching microspikes?
NEOS overboots– much heavier than 40 Belows, but maybe more durable and a bit cheaper (depending on the model). Anyone use these?
VBL Socks– I may just try some bread bags with my trail runners to test out the VBL concept soon. Never tried VBL before, but what should I look for? All I know is RBH designs.
This is always a problem. There don't seem to be any really light insulated mittens, since most companies make shells that are wicked heavy in order to deal with skiing and… I don't know, maybe digging snow caves with your hands.
One thing I wondered about as a cheaper alternative– neoprene paddling gloves. How well insulated is thick neoprene?
Alright. Discuss!Dec 12, 2010 at 7:49 am #1673475
patrick walshMember
I have the same problem. I got handed out to for buying the OR Alti mitt. One of my hands was injured in a accident, leaving me with full mobility but limited feeling on the whole thumb side. This is not good as i have poor circulation to start with and my fingers and toes are always cold.
For my hands i bought the OR Alti mitt as they have a removable liner mitt. I also bought a pair of Black diamond thin fleece liner gloves. I figured i could wear just the glove liner in warmer weather, and then when it gets colder i could put on the whole two part mitt system of the alti or just one of the two pieces? This setup would also give me capacity to pull my hands out of my mitts and have fingers to work with due to the fingered liner glove.
After just one hike up and down Mount Washington a couple weeks ago the BD thin fleece liners started pulling apart as the seems. This was prob due to me running most of the way down the mountain grabbing tree limbs on steep sections to hold me up a bit? Still i feel they should hold up to this kind of use. Anyway i bought a pair of Glacier Gloves. I got the thin thin ones lined with a light light fleece. Minutes after i bought them i took em out in 18-20 degree weather with a good wind and my hands where freezing, i even had to pull my fingers back into the glove and ball them up. This was all at like 10am, by 12pm two hours later my hands where pretty warm. I am not sure if it warmed up just enough to take out the chill out or if i had just been moving enough to heat up my whole body. I was walking the dogs so? I would go with the heavier Glacier Gloves if i had it to do again.. I also tried old pair of neoprene gloves with no fleece liner and that i had laying around and my hands froze!!!
Boots.. I have the La Sportiva Nepal evos and at this same temp my toes where cold but not freezing. Hope that helps?Dec 12, 2010 at 8:00 am #1673477
Greg MihalikBPL Member
@greg23Locale: Colorado
My fingers and toes fit your description pretty well…
Call 40 Below and talk to Joel Attaway. He will spend as much time as you want discussing pros and cons, including when Not to buy the LT versus the NEOS.
For hands I'm using the BPLs discontinued VaporThru. It is a very light, low bulk vapor barrier mitt. The mitts are good to the high teens for me. After that I add a liner glove and/or a chemical heat pack. I really think the gauntlet style mitt helps. So, I'd look for something at RHB.Dec 12, 2010 at 8:47 am #1673485
Oliver NissenBPL Member
@olivernissenLocale: Yorkshire Dales
My big toes empathise! For some reason they alone always suffer before any other digits feel the nip. I'm interested in warm sock recommendations – both VBL and non VBL (I'd like to avoid using VBL when possible.)Dec 12, 2010 at 8:59 am #1673492
Andy FSpectator
@andyfLocale: Midwest/Midatlantic
I think turkey-sized oven bags work well for VBL socks, but hope to make some silnylon ones soon.
Here's my current system for temps 20 F and below:
For my hands I use one of these, generally having all of them with me in temps < 20 F:
Polypro liners 1 oz
Ragg wool or surplus wool gloves 2 oz
Dachstein wool mittens 6 oz
Swedish army mitten shells (leather palms/cotton/nylon guantlets): 6 ozDec 12, 2010 at 10:28 am #1673529
Mike MBPL Member
@mtwardenLocale: Montana
I've got my hand system done pretty well- I use smartwool liners as the foundation- if it's warmer it's all I need, I have a pair of OR Endeavor overmitts that go on if it starts getting cold or windy, they're light, but still pretty burly for using w/ poles- I also carry a pair of fleece (OR400) mitts- these can be worn alone or under the overmitts if very cold
between the three I've got lots of options depending on if I need dexterity and/or it's warm -> extreme cold
feet I'm looking at the 40 below over boos to be used in conjunction w/ lightweight gore hikers, for around camp feather friends bootiesDec 12, 2010 at 10:29 am #1673530
Bob GrossMember
@b-g-2-2Locale: Silicon Valley
Some hikers use good insulation for their hands and feet, yet their hands and feet still get cold. Why?
Some of those hikers are not wearing enough insulation on their arms and legs. The warm blood from their torso is delivered through a "cold pipe" to hands and feet, so they feel cold there.
If I dress imperfectly this way, I will feel colder hands and feet on the windward side of my body when the wind is cold. The addition of one layer of wool is typically all it takes to make it normal for me.
As for using plastic bags over your feet… if you use bags that are too weak, they will split out within your boots and then not work as good. If you use bags that are too thick, they will play games with your foot fitting in the boot.
–B.G.–Dec 12, 2010 at 1:30 pm #1673579
eric chanBPL Member
ryan … consider a pair of layered winter boots … something like sorels or baffins … they are a bit heavier but are quite warm … also the fleece liner is removable so if yr camping overnight you can dry out or sleep with yr liner
as to gloves … it varies a lot from person to person … but generally when active yr hands warm up and can stay warm with a much lighter layer, when stopped on goes the mitts …i usually carry a pair of lighter gloves either fleece or softshell or workgloves … and then heavier insulated gloves or mitts for stops/camps … one easy way to boost the warmth is to wear food prep gloves between the liner and glove … for mitts i recommend a real mitt if yr hands are cold rather than just a fleece glove and mitt overshell … it might not be weight efficient but bring heat packs
in a worst case scenario you should have 2 stuff sacks or plastic bags that are sized to fit your feet … you can empty these of contents and use them as emergency VBLs
patrick … if yr grabbing stuff on climbs, get a leather palmed gloves … fleece gloves wont last you very long … another thing you can try is cold weather work gloves … they are made to take a beating and be dexteriousDec 12, 2010 at 2:18 pm #1673594
Rod LawlorBPL Member
@rod_lawlorLocale: Australia
I have to agree with Bob on this one. Andy Kirkpatrick's blog Psychovertical switched me on to it. He recommends adding a fleece half sleeve from wrist to elbow, to prevent the heat in the blood close to the surface here from being lost. Cyclist's arm warmers work well. I often use this in reverse, pulling my jacket sleeves up when I'm active to let the heat out and prevent sweating.
I also find that a pair of longer legged sports boxers (close fitting) is MUCH warmer than a pair of jocks. Last winter in a hut with a fire, I was toasty warm, but my feet were dry but still freezing two hours after coming in. I put on my puffy pants, and within ten minutes my feet were warm.Dec 12, 2010 at 2:33 pm #1673600
Jeffs ElevenBPL Member
@woodenwizardLocale: NePo
I have some Marmot wrist gaiters. They are pretty sweet. they def stop the dreaded snow-up-the-cuff thing. also, it covers the palm and all the veins and stuff which helps w/ camp chores- exposed fingers, but covered palms.Dec 12, 2010 at 2:39 pm #1673604
Bob GrossMember
@b-g-2-2Locale: Silicon Valley
"stop the dreaded snow-up-the-cuff thing"
That shouldn't be much of a problem unless you ski as poorly as I do.
–B.G.–Dec 12, 2010 at 6:36 pm #1673670
Jim ColtenBPL Member
@jcoltenLocale: MN
Definitely give VBL a try. Plastic bags are a definite yes for a low cost test drive, although I believe that Mike Clelland uses nothing else (for feet).
Andrew Shurka seems to like RBH VBL stuff (I'm reasonably sure that's based on more than enough experience in the field:-). Stephenson's Warmlite sells a full line of reasonably priced VBL clothing. I use their socks and gloves and like them … wearing them against the skin.
VBL socks under wool socks inside oversized Inov-8 390GTX boots with a felt insole is much warmer that I ever thought possible when first reading Will R's articles on light weight winter footwear (I hope to test that at a new low temp of -15F tomorrow).
The gloves worn under a knit glove (varying thickness depending on expected temperatures) inside uninsulated shell mitts works very well and is very versatile.
edit: Latex or nitrile or vinyl gloves would probably make for a good low cost test drive of VBL for your hands. Look for them in the paint aisle at your local hardware store or big box home improvement centerDec 12, 2010 at 7:15 pm #1673677
Jeffs ElevenBPL Member
@woodenwizardLocale: NePo
I used nitrile gloves under my insulated gloves during my years as a greenskeeper- worked well for me.Dec 12, 2010 at 7:31 pm #1673685
Whew, more responses than I thought there would be.
Definitely going to give the VB a try on the feet. Plastic bags are easy enough to come by.
For the hands, though, it seems like there's no one perfect way of doing things. I'm going to have to play around with layers of gloves and overmits. Once I get moving my fingers warm up pretty nicely, so gloves should be enough, but it takes a lot to get them warm again once they've cooled down. Which is why I'd rather not carry heavier mittens, since I only really wear them a small fraction of the time.
Nitrile gloves…. interesting. I guess those act as a VB, right? Also cheap and simple! I love it.Dec 12, 2010 at 11:43 pm #1673743
John StearnsMember
If your extremities are cold, it helps a lot to keep your torso and limbs warmer.
Surplus wool glove liners work well and are durable, if not super UL. If you buy 2 pair, they are easy to double up, and are pretty warm like that.
If you get two pair of the same size, they will run a bit small, but when you start wearing holes in the outer pair, you can switch them hand for hand and inside to outside. This puts the holes on the back of your hand in the inner layer.
If you get one size larger, they don't have the extended durability, but do fit a bit better because the inner one doesn't wrinkle as badly. When those start to wear, you can cut the outer fingers off, and you end up with a fingerless layer over the fingered gloves, which is fine unless it is REALLY cold, or you buy a new large size outer layer.
My pair, that is missing both outer thumbs, is 4.5oz. With both liners complete, and the rest of your clothing done well, they are good to at least -10F, and work fine lower than that, though not without the need to warm up periodically.Dec 12, 2010 at 11:56 pm #1673745
Eric BlumensaadtBPL Member
@danepackerLocale: Mojave Desert
I pefer light neoprene divers' sox that I've seam sealed. They are great as VBLs and also add a lot of insulation.
Urethane coated ripstop VBL socks are "OK" but tend to have wrinkles in them when in use. This can be uncomfortable at times if they are in the wrong spot.
As for gloves, I prefer GTX lined glove shells with REMOVABLE liners. I carry at least one spare set of liners so I always have a dry set when needed. Dry the damp liners out in the foot of your sleeping bag overnight.Dec 13, 2010 at 12:41 am #1673750
Duane HallBPL Member
@pkhLocale: Nova Scotia
I use the Neos overboots, and they work well. Surprisingly, the heel is stiff enough to use with snow shoes. Yes they feel a bit clumsy and they are not ultra light. But it's winter, and you have to make some concessions.
CheersDec 13, 2010 at 8:38 am #1673808
ROBERT TANGENSpectator
@robertm2sLocale: Lake Tahoe
Re: "For my hands i bought the OR Alti mitt as they have a removable liner mitt." These are extremely expensive, but if you have special physical needs, price is not an object. Also very expensive is RBH's Trigger Mitts, with a thumb, a trigger finger, and a mitt section for the other digits. I bought the largest size they make and the company almost refused to sell them, saying they have to be sized to fit "next-to-skin." I've been happy with them as over-mitts, even though they are vapor barriers, and they have a lot of dexterity that the Alti mitts lack.Dec 14, 2010 at 11:04 am #1674189
Scott IrelandBPL Member
@winterwarlockLocale: Western NY
They aren't easy to find anymore since they've been discontinued, but you can still google and find Outdoor Research Snowline mittens…fairly moderate shell, and my cheap-o army surplus wool gloves fit in as liners perfectly.
I actually just sent OR an email asking if there is a suitable replacement for the Snowline's…if I hear back I'll post it here.
ScottDec 20, 2010 at 3:40 am #1675884
I just tried the plastic bags for foot VB's this weekend for the first time. I had a smartwool liner sock inside, then a plastic food storage bag, then a neoprene sock on the outside. Wore my NB 909 trail runners for shoes (not water proof), and that was it. Conditions were low 20's at the beginning of the hike, up to mid 30's by the end of the day, walking in some amount of snow all day. Maybe not the best conditions for testing, but I was pretty amazed at how they worked. My feet did not get overly sweaty (even though they sweat like crazy year round normally), and they stayed much warmer than I expected for the given temps.
The bags I used were a bit small, so when I took the socks off I realized they were only around my feet up to the ankle, and no higher. Next time I'll have to use bread bags, since they're longer. But for a practically free and weightless addition to my footwear system for the winter, I'm amazed.
Next I'll have to see if the rubber glove will work as well for the hands.
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Many Democrats have believed that a coalition of minorities, millennials and single women would help create a new Democratic majority for years to come. Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign was counting on it.
But the "rising American electorate," as it's called, failed to carry Clinton across the finish line. It didn't even come close. According to national exit polls, among Latino voters she fell six points from President Barack Obama's numbers in 2012; she dropped five points each among 18-to-29-year-olds, unmarried women and African Americans. Together, these groups made up the same percentage of the electorate in 2016 as they had in 2012. Some of the battleground-state figures are even more striking. In Ohio, Clinton was 13 points behind Obama among 18-to-29-year-olds. In New Mexico, she fell 11 points among Latinos.
Why did the Democrats' strategy fail so miserably? Ultimately, because they overestimated the strength of a coalition based on identity politics.
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I was the crazy one. I predicted that Hillary Clinton was in trouble in Michigan during the Democratic primary. I observed that Donald Trump could win the Republican nomination for president. And at Rotary clubs, local chambers of commerce, union halls and mosques, I noted that we could see a Trump presidency. "That's Debbie, it's hyperbole, she is nuts."
It's now our reality, and as Americans we need to understand why. My district reflects much of this country's diversity. Ann Arbor is a university- and start-up town. Ypsilanti is urban, and its issues mirror those of larger cities such as Detroit and Chicago. Dearborn is headquarters to Ford Motor Co. and has the largest Muslim population in the country. The "Downrivers" - a collection of communities south of Detroit - mean auto plants and manufacturing with strong union membership.
Democracy is one of the most cherished features of our nation. But we have many misconceptions about what it is, how much of it we have, how it works and what place it occupies in history. Perhaps more than at any time in recent American history, democracy is now a subject of debate , as populist movements abroad and at home cause many to question the nature of the rule of the many. The United States has just finished one of the most divisive elections in recent history, and there is no sign yet that consensus is on the way. While we ponder last week's election, there are certain facts about democracies at large that are worth considering.
Myth No. 1: Voters are selfish.
President Trump. A handful of syllables still hard to get one's mind around. How on earth did this happen?
There's no single reason. Any number of factors were involved, and it wouldn't have taken much for things to have turned out differently. If the Republican Party had been slightly less willing to be stolen by a populist demagogue; if James Comey and the Federal Bureau of Investigation hadn't waded in (twice) so clumsily; if Wikileaks hadn't supplied a constant stream of reminders about the hypocrisy and venality of the professional political class; if the professional political class had been a bit less hypocritical and venal in the first place; if any of these things and who knows what else had been different, then Trump the outrageous outsider might have lost.
Still, two things seem to loom large. First, that Hillary Clinton was an objectively bad candidate. Second, that having chosen so poorly, Democrats came up with yet more ways to repel a large segment of the electorate. If I'd been asked to advise them on how to lose an election to a manifestly unqualified opponent, I'm not sure I could have been much help: They had it covered.
It's said that taste defines us. The music I like lets you know, to some degree, what kind of person I am. Yet though this year's presidential election has raised issues of racism, sexism and classism, not much has been said about taste, and the role it may or may not have played in getting Donald Trump to the White House.
There's a vast and obvious disparity between Trump and many of the people who most passionately supported him. Trump somehow became the candidate of the working man - the good ol' boys, the gun lobby, the Rust Belt worker, the downtrodden - even though he is patently none of these things. Indeed, with his slick penthouse and expensive suits and private jets with gold-plated seatbelt buckles, he is the very opposite.
Dear Republican national security expert:
Like dozens of other prominent GOP national security leaders, you may have publicly opposed Donald Trump's presidential campaign in harsh terms. (Or perhaps you found him appalling but kept your views to yourself.) Now that he will be moving into the White House, however, you must serve in a Trump administration if given the opportunity.
A president as seriously deficient in knowledge, experience and temperament as Trump is going to need a lot of help, and he will need it from the A-Team. Most national political figures have established ideas about policy and also know many individuals who are qualified and prepared to people their administrations. Given his demagoguery, inconsistency and changeability, Trump lacks a fixed agenda. He's all style, no substance - a tabula rasa.
Okay, Democrats. You can sit around complaining about pollsters and the electoral college and blue-collar voters who've been duped into voting against their own economic interests. You can sit back for two years and let Trump and the Tea Party play out their fantasies and let the world see how badly that turns out. Or you can turn lemons into lemonade by moving quickly to give Trump the chance to do the one thing he loves most: make a deal.
The deal I have in mind takes a page from both Jack Kemp and President Barack Obama as well as Trump's own agenda - corporate tax breaks in exchange for job creation and infrastructure investment. It might unfold this way:
Donald J. Trump is president-elect of the United States. Now there's a sentence I never thought I'd write.
Against all odds and against all forms of the establishment, he prevailed. He won, legitimately, including in many states that were thought to be safely blue. The pundits and the polls were wrong. There was more pent-up hunger for change — and also racial, ethnic and economic angst — than many models considered.
Trump will become this country's 45th president. For me, it is a truly shocking fact, a bitter pill to swallow. I remain convinced that this is one of the worst possible people who could be elected president. I remain convinced that Trump has a fundamentally flawed character and is literally dangerous for world stability and injurious to America's standing in that world.
There is so much that I can't fully comprehend.
It is hard to know specifically how to position yourself in a country that can elect a man with such staggering ineptitude and open animus. It makes you doubt whatever faith you had in the country itself.
Donald Trump's victory speech, loosely paraphrased:
Barron, my boy, this is quite expected.
There was never going to be any other outcome. I knew: All I had to do was want it.
Son, never let anyone tell you that your dream is impossible. Never let them tell you that the white Christian son of a millionaire cannot grow up to be the next president of the United States! In fact, we are practically the only ones who ever have! (Legitimately, that is.)
Listen, this is America. This is a land of dreamers, and you can dream big.
People always tell you that all you have to do is work hard and believe in yourself, and you can accomplish anything. That's a lie. You don't have to work hard.
You don't need to study or prepare or even read a single book. If you want to, you can read "All Quiet on the Western Front," but you don't even have to do that! It's not important. All you have to do is BELIEVE! This also makes a great substitute for vaccines.
Welcome, American liberals. Welcome to the special torment of discovering that you do not know your country.
You thought, no doubt, you were exempt -- immune from the shocks that liberals throughout the world have felt in recent years. And I can understand why: Because while you have suffered defeats at the hands of Reagan and the Bushes, and it seemed at times like your country would bend back the arc of history, it never really did.
But this time, you know, is different. This is a different sort of defeat, and a different sort of victor. You, too, have lost to an authoritarian populist, a man who sees himself as the only answer. And you can find no handle with which to criticize him, for the weapons of reason and ridicule and horror that have always worked before seem to have been rendered useless and impotent.
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NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - When the catastrophic earthquake rumbled through Haiti before dinnertime Tuesday, it set in motion a response among the networks molded in part by the South Asian tsunami and Hurricane Katrina six years ago.
It's impossible to compare the human tragedies. Yet each taught journalists lessons in bringing back video amid a crumbled infrastructure, how to deal with widespread suffering and how to equip personnel, build supply lines and keep everyone safe and healthy. Coverage this week has been informed by those experiences, just as much as the individual experiences of journalists such as NBC's Brian Williams and CNN's Anderson Cooper, who covered each of the stories. And though no one is counting the bills right now, covering the Haitian earthquake is going to be expensive.
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Estrella had taken the death of her lover very hard over the next three weeks. I felt sick and disgusting whenever I talked to her. Here was Estrella, grieving for the lost governor and her fiance, while I was off, falling in love with some soldier!
I could not help myself, though. The more I spoke to William over the week we met, the more I felt attracted to him. He had wanted to meet up on the full moon of that month, and I explained to him that I could not. He was not told why, but he still honored my wishes.
William was just so intriguing. He would always tell me of his adventures and how they had to remain longer at the prisoner of war camps because of all the Confederate soldiers coming in. I always listened to him. I did not want to miss a scrap or detail of his stories of the prisoners, with his comrades, or even his daily life. It was so interesting to me. The tales made me realize why Colum must have wanted to temporarily join the Union army as well; army life sounded so enjoyable! I am sure that I would have done the same as Colum, too, if only I was a man.
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Some two weeks into seeing William, I had told the new governor. Armel had merely nodded, asking me if I had revealed the secret of the werewolves yet. I responded that I had not because I was trustworthy and would not do something as terrible as to let loose a life-or-death secret.
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Estrella was far from happy when she learned of William. She growled and asked if her friendship meant nothing to me, to which I assured her that it did. Estrella seemed not to listen. Her emotions since the letter was received were always a mixture of anger, self-loathing, and depression.
There was one day that I learned William was to be sent off with his regiment. I did not want him to risk the chance of dying as Colum had, so I came up with the plan to give him the almost-immortal life that a werewolf had. It would have been my first time changing and making a new creature, so I was a bit nervous. I almost considered making Armel do it for me, but I realized that would be selfish.
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I took a deep breath, holding my cards down to my lap. "Do you think he could become a werewolf?"
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AUD/USD: the Australian giving in again
Tatiana Norkina, FBS analyst
As expected, the currency pair rate had been recovering wihtin correctional growth up to 0.8000. But immediately after the figure testing, the bears got back into the game, decreasing the prices to the lows of the beginning of the week, into the 0.7850 area. Thus, not only has the bearish trend survived, but also the sellers pressure increase is now possible.
Oscillators have turned downwards, together with the four-hour Ichimoku lines.
At the same time, one can observe the pair's oversoldness on a shorter timeframe. Therefore, further rate decline may resume after testing the 79th figure.
Trade recommendations:
1. Sell — 0.7900; SL — 0.7920; TP1 — 0.7850; TP2 — 0.7810.


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Pine Grove Cemetery
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Lat: 40° 32' 14"N, Lon: Lon: 80° 20' 45"W
Submitted by Liane Freedman, Dec 19, 2008, last edited Jan 03, 2012 [email@example.com]. Total records = 12.
Starting at Hopewell, PA (If the map shows Brodhead Road) turn west on Rt 151. Go past Rte 60 interchange, continuing on Rte 151. In about 4 miles turn left onto Park Road and go to Hookstown Grade Road, turning right and go about 1/2 mile. The cemetery sits on the right in trees. A small sign is nailed to a tree with the name of the cemetery.
According to the book "Locations and Origins of the Cemeteries of Beaver County, Pennsylvania" by Mark R Barnes, "The seeds of Mount Olivet United Presbyterian Church were sown in the old Pine Grove Baptist Church, which was about a mile east of the present Mt. Olivet Church, on the old Pittsburgh Road (now Rt. 151). Pine Grove Cemetery is triangular in shape, measuring 100'x125'x150'.
I walked and read this cemetery in November of 2008. It includes all existing and legible stones or markers.- Liane Freedman
Dugan, Michael, no dates, h/o Elizabeth Whitham, no stone, historical book said he might be buried here
Green, Elizabeth, d. Jul 17, 1864", age: 42yr, wife of Isaac
Green, Isaac, b. Jan 14, 1804, d. Mar 30, 1880, Our Father
Green, Marion A, no dates, s/s Elizabeth Green,
Green, Mary M, d. Nov 1875, age: 22yr
Green, Robert, d. May 23, 1841, age: 15yr, 4mo 13da, s/o I&E Green
Tilton, Elizabeth, no dates, wife of Enoch
Whitham, James, no dates, Sheffield, England, son of John Whitham, Founder of cemetery, no stone, info from historical book
Whitham, Mary, b. Sep 21, 18?6, d. 1891, wife of John
Whitham, Mary, no dates, wife of James Whitham, Daughter of Enoch & Elizabeth Tilton, no stone, info from historical book
Withan, John, no dates
Wright, Lizzie E, d. Jun 21, 1875, age: 26yr ?mo 26da, wife of James
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Tilton, E**ah, b. ?? 27, 18??, age: 23yr
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Unseen photos of Margot Fonteyn, Vaslav Nijinsky and Anna Pavlova are among treasures unearthed at the Royal Ballet School.
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All are to go on display in a new museum at the school at White Lodge in Richmond Park, part of a £20 million redevelopment to be completed by the end of next year.
Archivist Anna Meadmore said the hoard had been "squirrelled away" since the Thirties. "We didn't really realise what we had," she said. "It was just sitting there with only the occasional specialist looking through anything."
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HONG KONG (AFP) – Asian markets were mixed Tuesday as data showing China's economy growing at its slowest pace in five years offset another positive lead from Wall Street.
After the wild swings of last week that were fuelled by global growth fears, Monday's hefty advances across the region raised hopes shares were on a more even keel as the earnings season approaches.
But Tokyo slipped 2.03 per cent, or 306.95 points, to 14,804.28 a day after clocking up a gain of almost four per cent, while Seoul shed 0.77 per cent, or 14.78 points, to 1,915.28.
Shanghai dipped 0.72 per cent, or 17.07 points, to 2,339.66.Hong Kong ended marginally higher, adding 18.32 points to 23,088.58.
Sydney ended up 0.11 per cent, adding 5.6 points to 5,325.0.
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The euro bought $1.2819 and 136.61 yen against $1.2800 and 136.86 yen.
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|Publication number
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|Apr 25, 1950
|Filing date
|Jul 19, 1946
|Priority date
|Jul 19, 1946
|Publication number
|Taverner Robert V
|Original Assignee
|Taverner Robert V
|Export Citation
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|Patent Citations (7), Referenced by (6), Classifications (6)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
April 25, 1950' R. v. TAVERNE-R 2,505,441
FOUNTAIN BRUSH ATTACHMENT FOR COLLAPSIBLE TUBES Filed July 19, 1946 IF! jiiiiiiii i P Ill FMERT M EVE/Wm Patented Apr. 25, 1950 ES PATENT FOUNTAIN BRUSH ATTACHMENTFQB; COLLAPSIBLE TUBES Robert V. Taverner, fioulder, Qolo.
Application July 19,1946, SerialNo. 6841849 1 Claim.
This invention relates to 1?.W, and useful inrprovementsand' structural refinements in brush attachments for collapsible tubes, and the principal object of'the invention to provide a device of the character herein described, such as may be conveniently and elfectively employed as an applicator for shaving cream, shoe polish, and the like.
A further object of the invention is to provide a brush attachment which, in addition to its primary purpose as above described, will also constitute a self-sealing closure for preventing the contents of the tube from drying.
Another object of the invention is to provide a brush attachment which may be readily applied to and removed from the collapsible tubes with which it is employed.
An additional object of the invention is to provide a brush attachment which is simple in construction, convenient in operation, and which will not easily become damaged.
A still further object of the invention is to provide a brush attachment which will readily lend itself to economical manufacture.
With the above more important objects in view and such other objects as may become apparent as this specification proceeds, the invention consists essentially of the construction and arrangement of parts as shown in the accompanying drawings in which:
Figure 1 is a cross-sectional view of the invention, showing the same as applied to a collapsible tube.
Figure 2 is a side elevation of the collapsible tube per se.
Figure 3 is a perspective view, partially broken away, of a perforated cap used in the invention.
Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view, taken substantially in the plane of line 4-4 of Figure 1, and
Figure 5 is a side elevation of the brush attachment per se.
Like characters of reference are used to designate like parts in the specification and throughout the several views.
Referring now to the accompanying drawings in detail, the invention embodies in its construction a substantially cylindrical body It) formed in one end thereof with a screw threaded bore II and with a counter-sink l 2, this being adapted to receive the screw threaded neck portion I3 and the frusto-conical shoulder M respectively of a collapsible tube I5. The later is, of course, of conventional design and is illustrated in the accompanying drawings for reference purposesvenient manner in the remaining end ofabody it, for which purpose the body is formed with a substantially circular recess H, as will beolearly apparent fromtheaccompanying Figure 1.
Itwill be also noted that the portion of the body It adjacent the bristles I6 is of a somewhat reduced diameter as at I8, thus forming an annular shoulder Hi, the purpose of which will be hereinafter more fully explained.
An axially disposed rubber tube 20 is formed at one end thereof with an out-turned flange 2 I, whereby it may be rigidly secured in the body I 0 by means of a suitable insert 22 which is pressed into the aforementioned bore l1. It will be noted that the bristles IS, in effect, are secured in this insert, as is best shown in Figure 1.
The insert 22 is, of course, provided with a central passage and a counter-bore designated collectively by the reference character 23, in order to accommodate the tube 20 and the associated flange 21.
The remaining end portion of the tube 20 extends into the bristles I6 and terminates in a closed extremity which is provided with a pair of normally closed openings 24. When the invention is placed in use, the conventional cap 25 is removed from the threaded neck portion l3 of the tube l5 and the tube is applied to the body III as has already been described, and as is best illustrated in Figure 1. It will be noted in this connection, that the diameter of the body It) is substantially equal to the diameter of the tube, whereby the body will constitute what may be referred to as a continuation of the collapsible tube.
As pressure is applied to the tube l5, the con tents thereof will be forced into the rubber tube 20, thus causing the opening of the slots or openings 24 and discharging the contents of the tube into the bristles It. The advantages of the invention will thus become clearly apparent.
When the invention is not in use, the relaxation of the pressure upon the tube l5 will be accompanied by a corresponding relaxation of pressure of the contents of the feed tube 20. In this manner, the openings 24 will be automatically closed by the inherent resiliency of the tube 20.
A removable cap 25, opened at one end thereof and provided at its remaining end with a plurality of perforations 26, may be positioned on the portion l8 of the body In in order to preserve the brush attachment in a sanitary condition. In this connection, it will be noted that the aforementioned shoulder l9 provides an effective seat or stop, to limit the extent to which the cap 25 is inserted upon the body [0.
It is believed that the advantages and use of the invention will be clearly understood from the foregoing disclosure and accordingly, further description thereof at this point is considered unnecessary.
While in the foregoing there has been shown and described the preferred embodiment of this invention it is to be understood that minor changes in the details of construction, combination and arrangement of parts may be resorted to without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as claimed.
What I claim as my invention is:
A brush attachment for collapsible tubes having a beveled end portion and a threaded outlet neck carried by said beveled end portion, said attachment comprising a cylindrical body having a beveled sealing seat at one end for engaging the entire outer surface of the beveled end portion of a collapsible tube, a recess formed at the opposite end of said body, said body having an axial internally threaded bore communicating with said seat and said recess, an insert mounted within said recess. a tuft of bristles carried by said insert projecting outwardly from said recess, and an axially disposed resilient feed tube carried by said insert, said tube having a flange at one end, said insert having an inner face contacting the inner wall of said recess, the inner face of said insert having a depression therein receiving said flange, said flange surrounding said bore and bearing against the neck of the said tube to which the body is attached, the remaining end of said feed tube extending into said bristles and terminating in a closed extremity having a plurality of slits therein.
REFERENCES CITED The following references are of record in the file of this patent:
UNITED STATES PATENTS Number Name Date 1,018,339 Porter Feb. 20, 1912 1,072,322 Foster Sept. 2, 1913 1,258,677 Haskell Mar. 12, 1918 1,480,754 Foltan Jan. 15, 1924 1,945,938 Hemphill Feb. 6, 1934 2,018,158 Violette Oct. 22, 1935 2,198,773 Hollenbeck Apr. 30, 1940
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|Publication date
|Mar 21, 1911
|Feb 20, 1912
|William F Porter
|Apr 29, 1912
|Sep 2, 1913
|William B Foster
|Mar 2, 1917
|Mar 12, 1918
|Lorenzo C Haskell
|Magazine shaving-brush.
|Jul 20, 1922
|Jan 15, 1924
|Louis Foltan
|Shaving brush
|Feb 2, 1933
|Feb 6, 1934
|Hemphill Robert G
|Fountain shaving brush
|Apr 20, 1933
|Oct 22, 1935
|Violette Richard J
|Fountain toothbrush
|Sep 15, 1937
|Mar 12, 1940
|Goodrich Co B F
|Accelerator of vulcanization
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Dec 16, 1960
|Aug 27, 1963
|Reitknecht Jack
|Automatic hypodermic unit
|Oct 1, 1984
|Mar 1, 1988
|The Procter & Gamble Company
|Flexible container including self-sealing dispensing valve to provide automatic shut-off and leak resistant inverted storage
|Mar 7, 1989
|Dec 4, 1990
|Kafko International, Ltd.
|Brush top/dispenser container
|Mar 18, 1999
|Dec 19, 2000
|Dovellos; George M.
|Interchangeable cap fluid applicator
|Jun 20, 2006
|Dec 21, 2010
|Wagner Spray Tech Corporation
|Internal feed manual paint brush
|Jun 20, 2006
|Dec 20, 2007
|Craig Peterson
|Internal feed manual paint brush
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|401/271, 222/490, 401/288
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The Women's Studies Department and the Institute for Research on Women and Gender host two exhibits per year in the main lobby of Lane Hall, 204 S. State Street. The exhibits, broadly related to issues of women and gender, are available for public viewing Monday through Friday, 8am-5pm.
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A collection of photographs and memorabilia showcasing women's physical activity at U-M. From early and restrictive physical education to D1 athletics, the exhibit explores early participatory nature of women's movement. Despite inequities faced by women regarding physical activity, women have danced, flexed, fought, and championed for future women athletes at the university and beyond!
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The racing world is in shock at the death of the 21-year-old apprentice jockey Ronan Lawlor, killed in an accident on the gallops at Pat Fahy's Carlow stables yesterday morning.
Lawlor's mount is reported to have bolted before throwing him against a post-and-rail fence. Fahy, a neighbour of Lawlor, had given him work for many years and described himself as devastated. "The horse was just finishing a piece of work and, as Ronan was pulling him up, he jinked out to the right to try and go in a different direction.
"The two of them had a bit of a battle as Ronan tried to get him back on track but the horse just took off and Ronan came off the side and hit a timber stake. It all happened very fast and within a few seconds I was running over to try and help him."
An ambulance arrived quickly but Lawlor could not be revived. Investigations have been launched by the Gardai and the health and safety authority.
Lawlor rode in 16 races on the Flat in Ireland over the last two years, for Fahy, David Wachman and John Joseph Murphy. His brother Gavin works for the Derby-winning trainer Jim Bolger.
"He was with me last summer but was heading into the jumping game," said Wachman. "You couldn't have come across a better person. He was a top-class guy. Whatever he turned his hand to, you know he'd succeed."
"It's just shocking news," said Murphy. "He was just one of those old-fashioned, genuine kids that are so rare in the world nowadays. I am absolutely gutted about this and I'm not one for getting too attached to the lads normally."
"This is clearly a tragic accident," said a spokesman for the Irish Turf Club. "Our thoughts are with his family."