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breakfast, room, position, view on the sea, access to internet Sometimes they didnt clean the room or they didnt clean it well...
It was clean and near the city centre I didnt like the breakfast and the fact that we booked a room for two and the facilities offered(shampoos,soaps etxc) were only for one.
The breakfast was very nice and the location is not far from the centre. They should check the remote control for TV-set, Volume option was out of order:)))
stuff work too many security lockers on the fllors
breakfast room was so crowded so you couldn't sit properly
Good ratio price-quality. Not too far from the town centre. the breakfast area quite busy in the morning
We arrived late at night and were still made feel welcome. We even got a better room than we had booked because all standard rooms were already taken. The room was big and nicely decorated. The bathroom was really clean and well equipped with all the necessary toiletries. There was also shampoo and soap in big dispensers on the wall so you can choose the environmentally friendly way, or you can take the small bottles if you prefer. The check-in and check-out was made fast and easy. The breakfast room was too small for the big crowd and tables were not cleaned fast enough to make room for new people. Some people did clearly not understand the concept of a buffet, but took large amounts of food with them. This was in no way mentioned to them by the staff! Outrageous! At one point there was not enough bread on the table because of this stealing!
Lobby, bar
Very good breakast, nice room, comfortable bed
I was able to get a harbor view room which was very nice. The location is about a 20 minute walk south of City Centre train & bus station and tram #6 and #9 stop close to the hotel from City Centre. The room is functional, clean and typical for Europe. The hotel is secure, requiring key card access at all time to room hallways and elevators. The breakfast was one of the better ones in my experience. A good selection of cold and hot items. It is more than the usual continental style selection. Breakfast was included in my room rate. The room is a nice size with a nice bathroom set-up. Room looked "tired". The carpet was worn, looked dirty and was in obvious need of replacement. The desk chair was not on wheels and was hard to move into a comfortable sitting position at the desk. Some of the staff were not very congenial. They seemed ambivalent and "bothered" when I asked some basic questions.
Breakfast is damn rich! Clean cosy rooms, comfortable beds. Staff was very polite and helpfull. Sauna has a rich view to the park and far ahead, pleasent feature. a new hairdryer would be allright :) that one they have is really ridiculous
Large room, big bathroom, the mirror in the bathroom and great breakfast. I have not found an iron and a room for ironing.
really nice hotel,good buffet breakfast,very clean,ideally situated
Not much Requested double bed and got twin beds. No tea/coffe making facilities in room. Room housekeeoing at best average
The room's very comfortable, bathroom's really big&nice, stuff's friendly and breakfest's awesome :)
Convenient location for central zone without central zone prices Very crowded in the buffet area at breakfast
staff, location, room
No availability of local Restrauants to deliver food.
Breakfast was sumptuous! It is misleading to advertise a gym in the hotel but not inform guests in advance that it costs 12 euros ($18) per day to use it. That is an outrageous fee, plus the day we were there it also closed at 6:00!
Sauna with very nice view. Breakfast was also very good. I like the park infront.
The location is great and the business lounge proved to be very handy. I don't like the carpets on the floor, they make the hotel seem old.
the location
Rooms I was promised to be given a smoking room but suddenly it was given to another guest? I reported this to the manager but no action was taken!
Location from the hotel in relation to the center of the city is very convenient, walking distance to the downtown area. Breakfast room is a little "cold" and not very personal, good breakfast though. You need room-key to activate the elevators, I understand is for your safety, but not very friendly
beatiful & friendly staff, perfect breakfast, perfet location
The location was acceptable is about the best and only good thing I can say for it It may be the worst price:value hotel I've ever encountered. Expensive ($260) but feels like the assembly plant for Ikea. Television was partially blacked out, the toilet was unflushed (you know what I mean) and the whole place cheesey.
location, comfort, price, internet free, ...
Very good location. Various choice of dishes for breakfast. Free of charge Wi-Fi. We ordered a double room. But the room we received was prepared only for 1 person - 1 cover, 1 set of towels etc. Disco musik at midnight.
The people there were very nice. Say hello and goodbye to me when I left the hotel. The Gym was really good. The bed in our room was very good too.. big and confortable.. The furnitures seems to be a bit old fashion. The door was hard to open.. nothing for weak girls. :-)
The staff, location and the area
the central location.quiet room,well isolated.air condition.good breakfast.efficient service of the hotel staff.
Comfortable room, beautiful view from the window, It was not far from railway station It was too crowdy in the restaurant in morning
No parking places for the car.
room was too small for two persons,bathroom was not handy
I liked a floor cover. Feels nice. My wife didn't like a floor cover. Says, it feels bad.
Good and various breakfest, friehdly staff, near to the centre of city not enough parking spots, used furniture
it was okay. some nice design features the bathroom is practically part of the bedroom - literally. feels like a box in the corner
24 hour reception. Clean and comfortable.
Location. Design aspects. Small rooms. Impossible to shower without making whole floor wet. Very small free car park. Pay car park even smaller and very difficult to manouver.
Very stylish and comfortable rooms in quite a cheap price. There was nothing to complain about.
Location, private character compared with other hotels in hel
Nice place, comrotable room and free internet and russian tv. nothing special
The room is quite simple and poor equipped (shampoo, razier, comb, etc.) which are in the same price classs in the international hotels.The restaurant personnel was unfriendly and the order take time too long. The best was the situation, but quite too expensive compared to the service level and room equipment and facilities. I had even "superior room". The restaurant personnel unfiriendly. The service level poor. The room usual level in this kind of hotels. Not the worht of money. The room was too simple and serviceless for actual traveller.
During the stay I liked, good location of hotel, friendly staff, quality breakfast
Central location. Room ok. Breakfast was poorly organised considering how many people eating and how many people working to clean tables etc. Not enough places to sit and personnel not eanough time to clean tables/dishes away.
Room comfortable enaugh, excellent staff, convenient location of the hotel.
Clean, pleasant, good location. The bar prices were very high
The hotel looks quite fancy. The heating is not working so well, and the bed seems to be a little bit too small.
Everything was great. Breakfast was varied enough. It's connected with the elevator to the bus station and the shopping mall in it. No sewing kits or hand creams (specially needed in winter)
very central location, nice walking everywhere. Friendly staff.
very conveniently located..within walking distance of so much...very clean and comfortable pillows not the mot comfortable
We had a shopping week end and it was positive to stay in the center of the city. The breakfast was crowded as the hotel was fully booked. Lower than average breakfast
Comfortable and clean, staff was nice and helpful. Great breakfast. Location is nice, close to center, some nice cafes and restaurants around, and very close to Katajanokan terminal and ferries to Tallinn. The restaurant in the hotel is nothing special, better options outside.
Very close to the Viking Line ferry to Tallinn. A five to ten minute walk from the hotel to the terminal. A another short walk the other direction to the harbor excursion boats and market. Very close to the Upsinki cathedral.
Helpful and responsive staff, a good bar and restaurant, very good gym that you may use any time, location (close to Market Place) cannot find anything that spoiled my stay
Good location, clean rooms.
Cleanliness of the room and the very pleasant and helpful staff
A big thanks to the bartender Heino. very professonal and very helpful. he makes you fell very welcome.
great location in the best part of Helsinki near all central services helsinki has to offer Basic rooms , historical building but boring design,
Close to harbor and sea. Cold in room, small window in the room.
An excellent location near the city centre of Helsinki.
Breakfast,very quiet,excellent hotel!!!!!
No towels in the bathroom, hairs in the bed.
location, triple rooms, friendly and professional staff, sauna, good value pull out bed was uncomfortable, sterile feeling, kind of dark
Cituation central, Breakfast was great, Staff was great. Only one blanket for two, some moisture damages in room wall.
This hotel was one of the3 nicest places I have had the opportunity to stay at. staff very helpful and courteous; buffet breakfast was not wanting for anything. We held a four-day meeting using their facilities and the whole experience was very good. Its location right next to the Kampii indoor mall was a plus.
excellent location, spacious rooms with good beds, large bathroom with underfloor heating. very friendly and helpful staff, very good breakfast, excellent value for money. the public spaces should be refreshed: big spots on the carpets.
location, breakfast, very comfortable beds, super bath, nice staff,
The room was big and very quiet. The beds were excellent. Breakfast was good, there were also organic choices. Breakfast room was very crowded. The furniture in the room would need a freshing up.
good location. perfect breackfast
Rooms good size for price. Breakfast areas overcrowded. Hotel lobby area not particularly attractive or welcoming.
Breakfast was amazing...relatively close to attractions Old facilities, dirty furniture, impersonal staff
Although not at exact city centre it is well positioned and easily reachable. Polite staff, good breakfast. For international chain the choice of TV channels is quite poor.
The location is first class. Rooms are quiet and clean. Breakfast is amazing, just what comes to mind, it is found. The hotel car parking space was difficult to find. The hotel received the information and the map was unclear
I loved staying here. It was in a great, central location. About a 10-15 minute walk from the main railway station. Close to so many sights, restaurants, bars, etc... The staff was super friendly and helpful. The breakfast every morning was AWESOME.
Included Breakfast was fantastic. Staff was extremely friendly. Room air conditioning did not work reliably and Windows were locked. When we inquired about it, the staff was very proactive in trying to remedy the situation. Hotel was dated, kinda looks Like it's stuck in the 1970's.
Good location, nice staff, style and comfort design, original tasty and organic breakfast! Too noise night club during weekend nights,differents between rooms in one category (Envi+).
Central Location, friendly staff and relaxed atmosphere
Great breakfast and great location. Toscanis restaurant is awesome also. Gym is ok . Bathrooms and bathroom products are great. Having a fridge is good also No ironing board or iron , no desk in the room. Rooms are tired and pokey - choose your room type carefully - you get what you pay for here - some suites are ippukrnt other single rooms are like prison cells.
exebition the absence of a child's room
Excellent location! Service and accommodations were excellent.
Central, breakfast, design The room was smaller than expected. Also, we were worken up early on Sunday morning by drilling and hammering.
Personnel&services, design, business lunch offer Water in shower has a specific smell. Usual for centers of all cities, but still. Could they do something about it? Filtering?
Das sky Loft zum Garten war wirklich scchön Vorsicht wenn sie ein Zimmer zur Straße haben!! Der Lärm hat mich bis 4 Uhr nachts nicht schlafen lassen..... Bis auf die wenigen Zimmer zum Garten nicht empfehlenswert wenn man lärmempfindlich ist
Very good location, convenient parking (20% discount, though not cheap still), very helpful personnel, good sound proofing, overall very good impression! Next time will deffinitely stay in this hotel. Central air conditioning with no option to change air flow. We had a kid with us so it was critical. The issue was quickly solved at the first request: we changed the room to the one with different vent positioning. No tea pot in the room.
Good design, convenient location Place real foto to the site, because we were dissapointed of the room size
Quiet, comfortable, great breakfast, great location, pleasant staff, free guidebook in room, luxurious towels Not sure the design concept is worth paying more for. My single room wasn't terribly attractive and some design features, such as the bathroom sink were impractical (very shallow sink). Room temperature wasn't adjustable to make it cool enough.
The gym was very dull - treadmill positioned facing a white wall, no tv screens. Water was supposedly provided in the gym, however it was out when I visited, it did not seem any maintenance had been done in the gym that day. Breakfast was not very interesting either, cold cuts but very low on greens.
The novel idea of a hotel set within a former prison. Very nice decor
I enjoyed the feeling of authentic design; it was different, but not too much so. The restaurant was excellent.
very special atmosphere, open terrase
A fancy place located on a lovely island close to the city centre A little bit of extra variety to the breakfast menu would be nice
huge bathroom, big bed narrow room
very original place, my first time in a prison. Few tram stops from town center. Good breakfast.
The hotel is very nice and confortable. The position is good to visit the city because it's in front of tram stop and near to the Viking Line's port. The room is really warmful and clean. The breakfast is gorgeus: there are whatever you can image for an international breakfast. Nothig
It close to a tram stop. Inside it is very beautiful and confortable, An the atmosphere is suggestive.
Interesting to stay in a converted prison, keeping some the original features. Good location, there was a tram stop right outside to the city centre. I was there when it snowed. They could have sanded the flight of steps a bit earlier.
This war really an interesting experience. It was my first night in a prison. I wouldn't spend a week there but its really fun for afew nights.
Staying in a old prison is a great experience and they've done it so beautifully. The staff is nice and helpful. Breakfast is good (although the herring is really salty). The rooms are comfortable and the bathrooms are really nice. It's a little out of town but that's what you'd expect from a prison. It's not like they are in the center
The bathroom I checked in had intense feces smell, seems someone just went to #2 in the bathroom. I changed the room. Later the night, I clogged the toilet (which very rarely happen to me). The front desk staff said there is no one to fix as it was late at night. I had to either change the room again or stay in the current room and go to the bathroom in another room (the one whose bathroom had intense feces smell). The hotel was physically beautiful and the room was nicely cleaned, but this experience ruined my only one night stay in Helsinki. I felt very uncomfortable staying in this Glo Hotel. I would never stay here again and will never recommend it to anyone I know.
Cozy atmosphere, warm hotel, extremely kind staff at reception.
Central location, comfort and excellent personnel everything was ok
Good location, beautifull architecture, very helpfull and friendly stuff. No free Wi-Fi
The location of this hotel was perfectly situated about 10-15 minutes from downtown Helsinki, this was an added bonus, especially for the price. While my room was small, it had an awesome vibe and decor to it that made me feel at ease. The concierges, who spoke great English were always there to give me tips and directions to local hot spots. The overall decor and aesthetic of the hotel was beyond my wildest expectations. This building was so beautiful that I cannot express them in words. The only thing I can say is experience it for yourself, you will not be disappointed. Oh did I mention the sauna and the breakfast buffet were INCREDIBLE. That I had to leave!
This hotel is in a great location, walkable to many sights and things to do, and is comfortable and spacious. Best of all, it has an amazing breakfast spread, a great way to start off a day of hiking around.
The hotel is comfortable. Hotel staff was very helpful.
Nice hotel in a good location with a cool facade. Shower was a bit small but sufficient.
The staff were absolutely wonderful. We were disappointed in the opening hours for the sauna. As it is gender segregated and open for only two hours per day to each gender (around the dinner hour), it was very difficult to use.
The main building (Vanha Poli) has been a favorite of mine for a long time and every time I pass through it, I love it. The room was small and ultra modern which is a stark contrast to the jugend (art noveaux) exterior and entrance. I was never a big fan of the modern stuff and it is disappointing to mix so great old building with modernism. Also, it was extremely hard to get the room to warm up to even 22C in the middle of the summer.
The breakfast is above average compared to other Finnish places, really decent coffee from a local coffee place, the rooms are quiet, nicely equipped with super comfy beds and water kettle. The doors in the in-room bathrooms need a tad of maintenance. Breakfast can get very busy.
This is one of the most beautiful hotels I've ever stayed in. The location is great, since it's a short walk to the city center of Helsinki, and surrounded by great little shops and restaurants. The staff was excellent, super friendly and almost every one (the exception was the cleaning staff) spoke English. The room was stunningly beautiful. We did get the room upgrade, and the room was still on the small side for two people. The shower is a little transparent, so heads up if you are traveling with family, it's strange. There was construction going on so it was noisy, but they were very nice about that. Overall great place.
we've booked smoking room, but there were only 6 smoking rooms and all of them were occupied
breakfast was substandard breakfast
very close to the center of the city a bit small room
Excellent central location Nothing to mention
nice location. near tram station metro station and rail way station. easy to go anywhere. there was a mark of the lipstick at the glass.
Perfect location, basically next to the most famous and central hotel in Helsinki. The breakfast buffet was excellent. My room in the new section of the hotel was nice, but my "view" was the roof of another part of the building.
Great location, extremely friendly and professional staff, clean rooms, great breakfast. Overall, an excellent value for the money.
I liked the design and location and spa no
Although it was quite busy, the breakfast was excellent. As we requested a twin room, we ended up with a room that handicap accessible so it was very spacious. Beds were very comfortable. Wifi worked well.
great location, nice breakfast, super security, very clean room, stylish decor, front desk manager and staff were super. They offer a loaner laptop at the front desk! Bathroom lighting a bit dim
The Hotel staff is very kind. The hotel is very modern and trendy and it's located in a very nice area of town.
Tasty breacfast.perfect location to the railway station and shops It was too cool in the room.
Staff were excellent - very helpful at all times. Location for accessing the city is excellent. The hotel is essentially a budget hotel and that isn't well reflected on the website.
Clean, good location, good wifi, decent sized room. Breakfast wasn't great, could hear people in adjacent rooms.
Location, breakfast, staff Everything was great! Only the entrance to the hotel is not immediately found
They made room for us when we precipitously had to escape the moscow smog and fly to finland in order to breathe. Good breakfast, clean comfortable room. great location. Helpful staff. Very friendly. Very spacious room nicely decorated. bathroom too small. Shower set up to spray the entire room. No rack to hang up clothes washed out in sink. tripped over the step up into the bathroom. Computer in lobby very slow.
Located in the heart of the city. Price does not match the claimed quality. The primitive design of the rooms.
As expected, I have stayed there before. Poor rooms and breakfast but on the other hand: inexpensive. All and all good if you realize you get what you pay for!
Hotell´s employees were relax and helpful. Lounge area were okey, as were restaurant. Hotell rooms look old, and much of the noice of corridor can be heard inside of room. Even everything look neat, you can find something to fix here and there.
Great staff snd spacious rooms. Location is ideal for visiting Helsinki. Good breakfast buffet. Could use a new paint job
Staff and room were very good parking was difficult
Atmosphere of the old building in the mordern city no
Excellent location. Helpful and friendly staff (esp. Mr. Petteri). Nice atmosphere. Good breakfast.
beautiful building, great location, helpful staff.
We liked the classic atomosphere and quietness for the location. The hotel was very conveniently situated. Good food at the breakfast. The toilet tissue should have been installed at the place more accessible. As it was, we had some strains in using.
The location The Bathroom is very, very, very small (minuscule), the service of the hotel is not good, and the room breakfast is very busy
Location, beautiful art-nouveau style, cosy room, good restaurant, friendly staff
The room we had was spacious and very nicely furnished with a lot of stylish lighting fixtures. It felt nice in the dark winter. It was also very warm. I only stayed one night and everything was perfect. Perhaps the inner courtyard could be upgraded in the future to give guests a better view from the windows. .
Friendliness of the staff, closeness to the railway station and center of the city. Old European charm. Food was excellent.
I stayed at the Hotel Seurahuone Helsinki only on one night, it was good and comfort
Heating system operates well. Kettle in the room is very good idea in winter. Nice staff. Need light renovation.
Very lovely hotel with a wonderful view, additional facilities were very nice, the room was spacious and very comfortable it's not close to anything so if you don't have a car, there's nowhere to eat but at their restaurant which is extremely overpriced
Sauna and island with museum near hotel it is possible to have free wi-fi inside the rooms
Beautiful place, good service, excellent view from the window, good car parking, helpful and friendly staff Internet for additional payment
Beds and breakfast
the best thing was that hotel is situated at seaside. good breakfast. very old swiming pool, the breakfast was not excellent fot 5* hotel.
The breakfast buffet was fantastic with a wide variety of hot and cold choices. The hostesses for the buffet were fun and very friendly. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. We felt we were treated like second-class citizens by the front desk personnel. For example we were told the wifi was not free because," We had not paid enough for our room." Also, the hotel is not as easy to get to from downtown Helsinki as we were told it was by whoever answered the phone when we called the hotel for directions.
The facilities are great and what you get for the price from booking.com is great. The rooms are nice, good decorated and good size. Service of cleaning is excellent! Roomservice is very good. But for the original price it is way too much, but luckily you found this site too and for the price I had, it is excellent.
Hilton has excellent beds & breakfasts, the best pancakes!!!
sauna, breakfast hotel staff on reception
Extremely comfortable room. The proximity of the tram stop made travel into the city very easy.
The hotel is beautiful, right downtown. You can easily walk to the old district and see the cathedrals, and there are many great restaurants nearby. The staff were very friendly and accommodating, helping us find stuff to see and arranging transportation. The room itself was very comfortable. I had no problems with this hotel, I would absolutely recommend it.
the hotel is perfect breakfast price
location no
Very good location, near railway-station, bus-station, Kamppi-center, many shops, cafes, restaurants, and places of interests. Very duty room, very bad cleaning of the room.
Quality of the room, luxury, friendly and helpful staff, location
comfort breakfast was not like 5 star hotel, very poor .....
Close club and cafe... Yes ,room tv system was not working properly that's why I changed my children room ..Technical team was weak I guess.
The staff of Hotel Kamp made the experience wonderful! They were welcoming and friendly, patiently explaining proper procedure for using the sauna, providing extra robes and towels. The sauna itself was spotless and soothing, with the staff quietly appearing every few minutes to remove soiled towels and drinking glasses, and refill the complimentary water and gloggi pitchers. Our deluxe room was also spotless and beautiful. When we returned to our room after supper, the staff had come in to turn down the beds. They also folded the clothes we had tossed on the bed, laid cloths and Kamp slippers next to the bedside where we would first step in the morning. Candy and a water bottle was on each side of the bed as well. Even the trash container in the bathroom had been recently emptied and the first sheet of toilet paper had been refolded to a point. It showed an attention to detail I have never experienced in a hotel before. In addition we dined for our Christmas Eve dinner in the Kamp Brasserie. The food was exceptional, the smoked salmon delicious, the goose leg tender and succulent! For dessert they accommodated my request to switch desserts from the prearranged Christmas menu to another selection, my favorite Snow Egg. Overall, the dining experience was relaxed, unhurried, quiet with an occasional live entertainment of Christmas carols. We had a wonderful time. Next year I intend to fly my sons and their wives to Finland to spend Christmas with me at the Hotel Kamp! The restaurant encloses the sidewalk in glass to expand the available seating area. We were seated next to the temporary glass wall, and a cool breeze could be felt near our feet throughout the meal. We weren't cold, but we needed to wrap our shawls around our shoulders to stay comfortable. The doors to the saunas squeaked and could use a squirt of WD40.
No breakfast included in the price, even though it was a high price..
We estimated the location of the hotel. It was very convenient to get favorite shops.We iiked a spacious room in classic style.
We enjoyed the comfort of the room, the service and professionalism of the staff, excellent!!!
The location is very good, staff is friendly.
One of the best places I've ever been to!
quiet and comfortable outrageously expensive minibar, bad smell in the hall and very poor selection for the breakfast
This is an excellent, real five star hotel without unnecessary commotion coming from having numerous bars/restaurants in the property. The location could not be better for tourism, shopping or business. The view from rooms that face the South Harbour is magnificent. The staff is unusually friendly and efficient. Rooms are stylish and their quality corresponds well with the name of the hotel. Honestly, it is extremly difficult to find a nicer hotel in Finland. Very warmly recommended! During the "rush hour" breakfast room is a bit tiny. Hot dishes are charged separately, which is a bit unusual at this level, if breakfast is included.
The location is excellent, near the park and the market square as well as the best shops and restaurants. The interior design is very stylish, yet cozy. The hotel is very quiet and the beds were perfect. The staff is friendly and helpful. It was nice to have breakfast in the covered inner courtyard.
Room Noise from air condition
Good location, right in the center of the city The restaurant where we had breakfast wasnt very comfortable. Firstly to get to the restaurant u have go through the small court ... we were not very glad cause didnt take our coats with us and the weather was - 14 C. Secondly the first hall of the restaurant where u can take food was very small and lots of people were waiting their turn to get breakfast.
excellent location, super comfort No
Boutique character is much appreciated Windows cannot be opened
Nothing. The water was off all day, and they didn't tell us. The building was shaking and loud noises all through the stay because of construction. If they told us, we would have booked elsewhere. Their greed surpassed our comfort. They said they notified us, but they didn't post until after we were booked in.
breakfast is superb, view from the window over the river, room is very good, tea pot, you can park your car outside hotel for free at night time, central location free internet is a bit slow
Friendly helpful staff
Apparently Booking.com was the only way to get a hotel room that night due to that they book a number of rooms in advance. There was a major conference in town and all hotels were full, but not on Booking.com!!!
The view, location, comfort, cleanliness 15€ surcharge for room service
Good big room, nice design, excellent breakfast. Very good sounds' isolation - was absolutely quiet though the guests were in abandance. not so close to the centre but possible to reach it by feet
the special floor room with beverages, snakcs and papers - and the fittness room. you can hear very clearly, when the other doors are closed, at leasrt from my room 937.
very near to my meeting place room service was very poor for a 5 star hotel
it was slightly cold in the room
Friendly staff and restaurant
Good location. Quick check-out. It was impossible to sleep before 1 a.m. because of the irritating noise from the night-club. In the breakfast, there was plenty of meat and fish available, but hardly any fresh fruits and vegetables.
room room bar breakfast restaurant service
Location is the best in Helsinki, in the middle of the city. Nice 5 min walk on Esplanaden to market place by the sea. Plenty of good restaurants in walkinng distance. Helsinki is co compact, you canreach pretty much evevrything by walking from this hotel.Tram network is also available, if weather is not good for walking. It was fire alarm when we arrived - false fortunatelly. Someone had played with alarm button in sauna department.. Fire brigade came, it was lots of noice from alarm bells, etc.
- Internet connection included - comprehensive manager - No iron, neither boiler in room - Poor quality of breakfast products - Vintage 80's rooms (ugly carpet and kitch furnitures)
It had an excellent location, right in the middle of everything that (might) happen in Helsinki. The breakfast ended so quickly, at 10AM on working days! The sauna is opened on strange hours.
Calm and silence, good place of the hotel Toothbrushes, toothpaste and shaving razor was absent
It's very cozy hotel with a convenient location. Good services and friendly atmosphere. I really enjoyed of staying at Scandic Marski
Excellent breakfast, great location, good value for money, good service, no problems with parking on the neighbour streets. The room isn't modern. Small bathroom. Bad smell in the smoking room.
It was confortable, in a very good position, because near to the train station, where all the busses leave (to the zoo, to the airport, etc) Not applicable
Good hotel?good staff,but there is small place for breakfest.
Location, room, breakfast
the breackfast on Saturday morning was really crowdy and it was difficult to find a place to sit, for a while


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Presidential Commitment to Assail Society:
Medicare is America's largest health insurance program and it is responsible for 2 percent of gross domestic production. For an increasing number of elderly and disabled persons, Medicare is the closest thing the US has to universal health insurance.
Amy Finkelstein [Department of Economics, MIT] contends that that the impact of Medicare on hospital spending is five times greater than previous estimates. The Medicare program has shaped the practice of American medicine. After its introduction in 1965, Medicare was linked to once new medical technologies.
Writing for the National Bureau of Economic Research, Matt Nesvisky says that Finkelstein's work suggests 'the insurance value of Medicare alone is enough to cover between 45 percent and 75 percent' of its costs.' In addition to the reduction of large, out of pocket expenses for the elderly, Medicare also potentially provides better health care and risk reduction.
President Obama publically identified what he says is the greatest contributor to the deficit. He has pledged to 'reform that program' and spoke of 'further unnecessary spending in government that we can eliminate.'
You might assume that the program President Obama addressed is the US military. But you'd be wrong. Neither our worldwide military presence nor discretionary wars is the culprit. That ignominy falls to Medicare. We should not underestimate the impact of these 'reforms' on the Medicare program. The Office of the Actuary is projecting that in less than 10 years, some 15% of hospitals will forced out of business by these cuts.
Medicare and Social Security extend lives. President Obama apparently sees this as a problem. He contends that 'obligations to the elderly are already squeezing programs for the young and the needy.' The President appears to believe that the materially unproductive elderly have had their day and ought to bow out quietly to make room for youthful workers that the ownership class needs to exploit in order to maintain the indolent lifestyle to which they are long accustomed. Accordingly, President Obama sees the need of 'deep structural reforms' for Medicare. This prepares the public to expect a heavy assault on public health provisions. The President might as well have said that the disabled and elderly are unnecessary and can be eliminated. It seems clear that owing to current bipartisan efforts to preserve the privilege and power of the bourgeois, they will be eliminated.
Social conditions will improve only as solutions to the problems inherent in Capitalism are found and implemented. This requires the adoption of a consistently socialist agenda. In every nation, the adoption of socialism is the first priority of the working class.

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Nifty thrifty antiquy score! 1956 DeVry Student Built CRO
Over the weekend I was given an antique all tube CRO for free!!! Yeah, free, oh and yes it works!!!! (albeit in dire need of re-capping as well as re-potting the pots). As soon as I got home I thought, "Ok this might be a boat anchor or a decent workable conversation piece." The case is not horribly damaged except for a few scratches. So I figgured I better open it up for a brush over look then lets see what kind of HV sparks with a display of antique paper confetti I can get? Plug it in and after a few loud crackling/sparking noises then quiet, the tubes began to glow!!! It took about 1-2 minutes to warmup. Viola! A green Liazous oval appeard on screen!!!! After fiddling with the knobs, I was able to elongate the patern horizontaly with a bit of touchy focus. Upon turning off, it done the loud crackle/sparking noise (bad power sw/intensity pot). I have obtained the schematics. I have 2 questions for anyone reading this is:
1: Is this worth recapping for use as a low freq scope? Or just a heap of antique?
2: If so. I did not recieve any student built probes so.... DIY probe will be built. The vertical/Horizontal input of the scope has series connected .25uF cap each prior to the 1M div pot. The external triger input has a series connected .1uF cap prior to the 500K pot. What kind of termination is that??? 50,75,100,300,600 or infinite Ohm?
As a side note I did find out on a Ham antique radio site that these were Devry kits sold to students as a requirement to be built by the student. They are a bit on the rarity for 2 reasons. 1) Devry did that from 1953-1957~9. 2) Most students did not put them in a fully enclosed case, making them prone to damage. Most if not all students upon graduating either purchased a better scope or worked somewhere with access to a better scope.
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|22nd October 2013, 01:21 AM
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I think you paid a fair price for it.....(!). You can get some really nice used O'scopes on eBay. Pay a little, and get a lot better scope....
|22nd October 2013, 01:36 AM
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I will be getting a new Rygol package deal for ~800 (scope and analyzer) 2014 Tax time anyhow.
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|22nd October 2013, 01:57 AM
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If anyone is wondering , CRO = cathode ray oscilloscope.
rgds, sreten.
|22nd October 2013, 02:01 AM
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A CRO display is electricaly and mechanicaly different than a CRT display the only thing they truly have in common is the operational theory.
|22nd October 2013, 03:29 AM
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Well, yeah, as precision instruments go your unit was never much to brag about. I'd swag the basic (DC) voltage accuracy in the 5% to 10% range and the timebase accuracy not quite that good. The vertical frequency response is probably no better than 1 MHz; perhaps only a few hundred KHz.
As you have discovered it has historical significance as a good example of the "learn by building" philosophy used in most of the trade schools (especially the correspondence schools such as DeVry) from their inception in the 1930's up through the 1980's or so. Even though it is very limited as a measuring instrument it's still rather useful as a basic waveform monitor or approximate level indicator - e.g., watching for output waveform clipping while your "real" oscilloscope takes accurate measurements of more subtle characteristics.
To the general public, ANY 'scope using a CRT display has a definite "mad scientist's lab" aura about it. Put it in a room with any Nixie-tube instrument (freq counter or voltmeter) and a Jacob's ladder, and you have an almost complete set for a low-budget film. (If you're less than about 55 years old you need to look at the clip at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CtjhWhw2I8 for inspiration.)
If I still had my gig as an instructor for DeVry Online, I'd love to have it sitting on the bench - and probably even use it a time or two - when I did real-time webcam demos of Lab exercises. Otherwise, I'd be tempted to leave it more-or-less permanently connected across an amplifier output channel to fascinate and amaze my casual visitors.
|22nd October 2013, 09:26 PM
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Ah yes. I am under 55 but I do remember watching TOL as a kid around 74'-78'. Off topic my fav short was the one about the camera that took pictures of the near future. And when I was in electrical school we 12 students hooked up an inpressive jacobs Ladder with a nice oilbath transformer aquired from the defunct Goodrich plant in Miami, Ok. Taking 120V to 5KV, and #4 ground wire. Pretty cool lighting a cigarette. Just incase you wonder about our safety, that was why we did it. Learning that voltage potential can be leathal. I like your idea of a permanent hookup to an amp output.
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(Cincinnati) -- As of December First, there will be a new Mayor in Cincinnati, one who says he's opposed to the streetcar.
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But on December First, there will also be a new Council, three members of which are also opposed. There are three in favor, and three who could be on the fence. So, as of now, it's not clear if there's enough votes to pass an ordinance to kill the project. And it's also not clear if there are enough votes to keep it going.
The current City Manager, Milton Dohoney, resigns on December First, and Mayor-Elect Cranley is expected to name someone to the position, at least in an interim capacity. Council member Chris Seelbach says according to the City Solicitor, the City Manager can order work to be halted. Council could then pass something ordering work to resume, but that order would likely face a veto from the Mayor.
Seelbach says it's confusing, and nothing will be known for sure until after the new Mayor and new Councilmembers are sworn in. He says he'd rather see an up-or-down vote on continuing the project, than a delay, because he says a delay will only add to the cost. He says he's been trying to get answers for incoming Councilmembers to help them decide.
PG Sittenfeld said he planned to meet with Project Manager John Deatrick, late Monday afternoon, to get information, for his decision process. On Twitter, he offered nine questions he wanted answers for, including:
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Last night releasing my thoughts calmed me a little. One bonus about being so busy is I'm finally sleeping bit better. I woke today thinking about a conversation with my sailor. He's one that doesn't remember his dreams. But one he did. We we're both in it looking at land. In life we are working so hard towards our future. To buy land, build. Extending Hubby's gardening business. Me studying, to finally be qualified as a chef. To open my own container cafe. To teach the kids. Things like his dream just push me in the right direction. Despite everything the hardships things are coming together. I look at my husband and know without a doubt I made the right choice to keep fighting for us. I wish it hadn't happened but the past few month seeing us coming together stronger makes it worth it. I still have questions. But seeing the bonds grow is magic. Its like him n my boy have a stronger bond now then Before. I have a confidence with our relationship and family unit that I didn't have before. Its made me strong as a women and in turn as a wife and mother.
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Feeling really sad tonight
Everything is a work in progress which I understand and respect. I just can't help but want to speed up the process. I want to continue to build the foundation to a great life. Open discussion and honestly is a must. Its so important. Hearing others truly hearing them. Being mindful with my responses. Allowing others to feel heard and accepted. Trying to keep a level head when I hear things I'd rather not. Things that hurt me even though I'm grateful for the truth. I'm feeling pulled between wanting to acknowledge events that have happened, yet knowing I'll never truly have the answers I feel I need for closure. Im not ready to ask those questions that can not undo the hurt. Yet left unsaid is keep the wound gaping and raw. My need to protect myself and others is putting strain on life. Yet I can't face that I can't protect those I love from the experiences they have and will face.
Counting my blessings
Tonight I rung my mama. She sounds so scared, one of her wound sites was sore and swollen. Worried she went straight to the doctors. Luckily everything was ok and they'll monitor her 🙂
I was lucky enough t catch up with hubby, mum, my best mate. So happy to have some laughs. I asked my man to price a few buckets I needed and when he got back he said he'd forgotten. Ok so no biggy. Then he comes out with 2 purple buckets. I know its silly but I've wanted them for ages and I was super happy.
I had a trigger though. Putting me instantly on edge. The police turned up at my neighbours. I went into instant protect my hubby mode. Silly because he's a grown man but I was scared it may trigger him cause they caused so much hell for us. Bit once again my hubby showed me I don't need to do it. He's come so far n makes me so proud.
Yesterday I was feeling unwell. I had the beginning of a migraine. By early evening it had hit hard. Hubby had to head back to where he's staying but after my girl tucked mummy into bed, he cuddled up with me and covered me with his shirt. Giving me such comfort. I woke in time to put my girl to bed, grateful my son had looked after his sister and made her dinner. I'd looked in the fridage and found sailor had brought us a few bottles of milk cause we were low. I end up vomiting and struggling but still had comfort from hubby via phone.
Woke this morning feeling so much better. My 8 year old proudly showed me the to do list she'd written. My hubby had worked on the gardens. While my son without being asked cleaned up the kitchen, his room, cut his hair n cleaned up n had a shower.
Took hubby back to his place we stopped in at the hardware store. It felt like old times joking and playing around. He treated me to this matting stuff I've needed. I told him just because I say I want something doesn't me I expect to get it. It reminds me of when we we're first dating and he brought me art pencils. Its not about the stuff but the fact he actually listens and remembers. Its all the small things that he does, not buying stuff but everything. His thoughtfulness, his laughter, his love that made me stick by him, all that pain and uncertainty, is worth it. To know I 100% made the right choice to wait for this man. I may not have gone the right ways about it but our love kept me going. And he and us is worth everything.
I had a awesome conversation with my son tonight which put me at ease with how he's feeling.
And Im just sitting here thankful for the little things I have.
When you don't click
With your new therapist I've been twice. I'll go next week, but unless there's a vast difference I'll have to change people. Story of my life. Try to keep well and it doesn't work. My family therapist and I discussed given it a real go, open, honest, real. To not judge, be open to a new way of a new person. I went in positive but left dispointed.
Maybe I'm in the wrong, I knew I don't trust, especially with the past six months of being let down from mental health n doctors.
Talking to Nicki (the family therapist) I spoke to her about a few concerns from last week and I'll debrief again tomorrow. But last week I struggled with the lack of Josie's (new therapists) lack of eye contact. She constantly looked away when she spoke or I was talking. I also left there feeling detached. She like my hubby said that can be normal to be matter of fact with first sessions. Nicki asked me to be a little more open with my struggles to give her the chance to help. Because I have a way of appearing in control and well that I may need to let my walls down. Also talk to her about the eye contact.
So I get there. Head in. She asked about my week. Told her the good ie my mums cancer free. Also the struggles I feel while my Hubby's at work, my boys eye sight, my girls broken arm, not being able to relax or unwind. She's replied sounds like a good positive week then. I got my back up, please tell me how my son may have major issues with his eye sight is positive, my baby could fucken go blind. And while trying to express how I feel about mums health, she kept bringing it back to her friend who had cancer????
Anyways I pushed forward keeping calm. And thought right I'm gonna push this women she what she's made off. So I starting talking about my experiences when I was in contact with my hubby. And she started talking again about her sons struggles with mental health. I observe people a lot so I was watching her closely. She won't give me eye contact, she looked every where but no eye contact. I found her checking her watch and the clock on the wall to the point I felt uncomfortable. And constant fidgeting with her hands.
One thing that really got to me was her wording with a few things. I was taking about my experiences having attempted suicide and the past few months with hubby. And her words shocked me. She said it was "hard case". As in funny haha hard case.
I stayed for the session but left feeling confused. Especially since she ended the session with just stay positive. No actual advice or guidance to anything I'm going through. And how is any thing I'm going through " hard fucken case"
Hell am I just being difficult. Or have I been lumped with another idiot? Am I wrong not to give a flying fuck about her son or friends. I don't need nor want to spend more time talking about them then the reason I'm there. Am I wrong to believe a therapist should be encouraging me to work through my issues. To face things. To offer advice to ideas I can put in place to work through it all. This is why I wanted a phycologist or however you spell it. Not some councilor who doesn't know there arse from there elbow. I wanted and need someone who's trained in mental health, who have an understanding of bpd, breakdowns, being hospitalised, suicide, self harm. Maybe someone who may know a little about dbt.
I just feel I've opened up to yet another person who's clueless yet isn't professional even to admit if a case is to difficult. Or they don't have the training require to treat someone with my experiences.
I feel let down by the system yet again. I just want to be able to truly open up and get some guidance. After all I'm only trying to work on me, my future, and be the best mum and wife I can be, to support my hubby in the right ways to be by his side as he finds his way through this maze. To be strong for my kids. To vent so I can let my fears for my son out safely not scare him.
And what cracks me up its my first night off by myself. and I feel so lost with out my kids and sailor here.
Second night
Of not being able to sleep. And I'm super frustrated. Days I'm doing ok, good even. I'm getting ahead with the house and studies. I've spent time with my kids. I have my younger cousin staying so cooked a yummy dinner, first time making chicken diane. Was delicious. Talked to hubby earlier. He sounds like he's having a good time away at work. I'm missing him like crazy but happy he's happy.
My mum got her final clearance from the cancer specialist today. She doesn't have to go back for a year. Crazy to think 2 and a half months ago she was told she had breast cancer and now thabks to her radical treatment with surgery she's free of cancer. I'm stoked.
My girl goes to the hospital tomorrow to get a new full cast on. She's doing well but frustrated she can't do what she normally does. Looking forward to hearing exactly where the break is and how long she's going to have the cast for.
Last month I finally got glasses. Needed them from about 16. I decided together my kids eyes tested. My girls are fine and she doesn't need glasses. However toke my son today. And I was shocked to say the least. He needs glasses which he's ok about. As part of a government scheme for under 16 year olds we are lucky he gets two pairs neqrlly $700 worth for free. What's got me worried is as a child he had a slight lazy eye. It seems to have corrected itself. But today we discovered he still has issues with that eye. When he focuses instead of both eyes looking in, his left flicks out. That parts fixable. He has daily exercises to correct it which I'm grateful. One of the main reasons I wanted them check was because he's regularly getting headaches. The optometrist was really concerned because they're only at the front left behind his eye. She is worried about (excuse my spelling) him have glaucoma. Essentially a condition that can cause him to go blind in that eye. She did further tests which were ok. But she's strongly advised that I get him check again in 3 months. Because she can't explain the headaches. And she said while he's not common this young its def not unheard of. Just worries me. I'm feeling guilt that it's taken so lo g to take him in. I should've years ago, but didnt realise. I don't want my son to go blind in that eye full stop. But if he does cause of my inactions just is eating me up.
I've got a night of from my kids tomorrow. But like the past 6 months I don't get a break. I have therapy then hospital for my girl. The next morning therapy again then work. And Hubby's away and not back till friday. I'm desperate for a real break. I haven't had one in the time without having school, therapy, work, and everything else. I'm trying to be strong for everyone. But I miss taking care of myself and for a night not having to worry about anything.
One day…..
When food and photography collide
Realised I hadn't share many photos or food I've created lately so here's a few from yesterday and today. Been missing school so had to get in the kitchen. Now off to study
New loaf recipe I tried
Mini loafs I turned into garlice bread my hubby grew
Home made pumpkin soup n my bread
Mini chicken n mushroom filo baskets
Cranberry and white choc muffins
Oat, cranberry and white choc biscults
Once again
Its nearly midnight and I'm wide awake. I've had a great day, hanging out with my kids. I took my son to fast and the furious 8 at the movies earlier. I promised him at Christmas that he'd get to go when it was at the theatre. And by a stroke of luck my pay went in early due to public holidays on Tuesday. So I could take him finally. Felt like much needed mum n son relaxing bonding time and we had a blast. Having spent lots of time with my girl lately, he'd done really well making that happen felt great to have one on one time. I was missing hubby heaps tonight so got the house cleaned up, homemade pumpkin soup for dinner. Then finally got a few hours study done. Finally feel like I'm getting on top of practical things.
I am struggling with a few things. Over thinking. But hey what's new that's me right lol. I started with a new councilor last week. And two things struck me since.
One. I realised that I'm really detached from a few things at the moment. Really matter of fact. Able to talk about some things regarding my hubby without emotion, also mums cancer. I know it can be "normal". Dealing with some major emotions can just be to hard. I know to heal and move past them I need to process everything. But in same ways my minds protecting me from the fact I very nearly lost my two best friends in such a short space of time. I thought I was dealing with them. But I'm shutting them out. Trying to block and avoid the things I need to deal with the most and it scares me. If I deal with them I have to face it head on and the thought breaks me. If I don't deal with it all its going to cone back and hurt me later. I can't even figure out where to begin. I wish I didn't have to.
Two. The councilor brought up PTSD. Or post traumatic stress disorder. She didn't diagnose me but strong implied she believes I have it. First reaction was, whatever dumb bitch doesn't know me and I brushed it off. Second was, have I not got enough labels. Have i not had enough of them to last a life time. Over the years ive had or do have Bpd, depression, reactional depression, anxiety, insomnia, self harm, 2 suicide attempts, ocd, nightmares and night terrors, sleep eating. Some say while not an eating disorder, eating issues. and now PTSD. Third reaction. How can I have that when it didn't actually happen to me. I didn't see the event? I'm not getting into details, but I am having struggles with intense fear, I'm super jumpy all the time, anxious with situations I never use to be, and my nightmares are worse, they're horrific and so vivid. But still didn't witness it and as I said it didn't happen to me. So I can't understand how I could have PTSD because of it and a few other things. I'm not going to blame the situation for the way I'm feeling. I just don't know again how to process it. Especially when I'm so grateful that even though it happened, it didn't turn into my worst nightmare, its a work in progress yet still so many positive steps are happening.
Anyways I'm rambling again. So I'm going to head offline. And do some mindfulness. Unwind and get some sleep. Tomorrows a new day
I feel silly
But sitting here missing my hubby. He headed away for work yesterday for a week and I miss him already. So proud of him though. Working so hard to provide and save for our dirt and tiny house. I love that we have more contact when he's away. And added bonus I got to see him briefly before he left. I really need to work on my reactions when I hear he's got work. I do get a bit down for a while even though its a good thing for us. I'm thinking its different because I'm home on holidays. Normally I'm at school and super busy which makes the time go faster. Just love that man
No quite going to plan
My girl had her first day at holiday programme yesterday. Within a few hours I got a call saying she'd hurt herself and could I come and check on her. I got there she'd had a heavy fall on her elbow from the playground. They'd done everything right, iced and strapped it. She said it didn't really hurt. But later she told me it did but she didn't want to leave. We'd headed to the doctors to find out she's broken her elbow, has a half slab cast waiting for the hospital to make contact to put a full cast on. Really proud of how she's coping. Last holidays she was in a cast having broken her foot. Its heaps easier for her but the pains worse. Feel for her and hoping its the last bone she breaks for long time. Now to try and no wrap her in cotton wool and let her do things. Even though its not my fault I'm feeling pretty guilty at 8 years old she's had two breaks in 5 months. Slowly learning that I can't actually 100% protect people I love despite wanting to. Can only be there to support them
Another great but intense week
Last week I had my very first practical assessment. 3hrs, 3 dishes plus 3 sauces. and I aced it!!!! So proud of myself. I learnt so much and heaps of room for improvement but I passed the whole lot. Only three of us in the whole class of 20+ don't have to resit. I truly didn't think I could do it especially so well. And having my hubby, kids n mama proud made it all worth it.
The next day we got our 400+ book of culinary terms to learn. Heaps in French. That night hubby n I went through all of them I'm surprised how much I already know. It was the best study session. Having laughs. Just spending time with sailor and his encouragement keeps boosting me up. And my boy got the highest marks for his maths exam an excellence.
Wednesday I was in class and got a text through. I immediately went to make a call. To my mama, she had surgery about 3 weeks ago for breast cancer having both removed. Everyone blew me away from her strength and positive mindframe, hubbys endless support. The kids coping well, other support from family. She's had just been back to the surgeon. To be told the surgery was a complete success. She is officially CANCER FREE!!! that's right no more cancer. I got back to class and just lost it, my class was incredibly supportive and sent me out for some time to process. Then as a class went to dinner and one shouted me a beer to celebrate.
The rest of the week has been about family since were all on school holidays. Hubby treated me to lots of cooking goodies and then since I'm entering a cooking comp soon. He got all the ingredients for me to practice plus a bottle of wine. I've love cooking for everyone, dinner together. Easter goodies. Plus our pinic with our extended family. The first since me and sailor have been back in contact felt like a huge milestone. Oh and then we had a cyclone. I was scared especially when my hubby had to drive back to his place in the middle of it, but by morning we had clear skies.
I feel like I've had a small break through today. My Anxiety's been pretty high.I've felt unorganised, overwhelmed. In a sense out of control. My girls been playing up but thanks to my hubby chatting to her she's turned a corner. He also did such a amazing job working on our yard its lookkng massive. I hung out with my boy today and best mate. Then tonight cooked a massive healthy meal, cleaned, and sorted my diary and to do list for school. I've had a chance to stop now and have realised a few things
That I can have positives without waiting for the ball to drop. I need to focus on the positives more then my fears. Like hubby working on his recovery and doing so well. He's making me so proud. Just to hear him laugh is magic. That even with the ups n downs I am a good mum raising great kids. With the last four months surrounded by sickness and the fear of losing two of my best friends, I've realised I need to look at life not death. Im grateful to be on holidays, I also am facing triggers which is going to help me in the long term. I start counciling in a few days I've been more anxious then I realised about it. Telling another person my story. Having to trust someone new. The biggest having to face some of the situations from the past 4 months I'd rather not. But for myself and my family I'll do it. I'll battle on I'll keep myself mentally well. And I'll focus on the positives that are happening instead of the negative. Sorry for the novel bloggers time for bed. Have a great week


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I 've hiked from Goat Haunt Ranger Station at Waterton Lakes up to the Highline Trail and down a 20-mile section of the Rocky Mountain spine, the Crown of the Continent, to arrive at Logan Pass sun-stricken, nauseous, dehydrated and delirious. Butuntil much laterI didn't feel I'd really climbed a mountain, not like anything you'd want to sing about.
That early-'70s Highline hike felt inconclusive, in terms of conquest. My sister had a summer job as a Glacier National Park naturalist, but she was as new to backpacking as I, both of us plains dwellers during all our tender years. We were impressed with ourselves, but also scared. Park grizzlies had fatally mauled two young women in recent history. Every distant boulder on the treeless path looked like a predator.
We hoped we looked intimidating, burdened as we were with 50-pound packs. What did we have in there? We'd researched backpacking, we'd read books. Testament to our seriousness, we wore enormous boots. But after two days of hiking, we were under-nourished. Our freeze-dried food stayed that way because we couldn't coax a flame from our nifty stove gadget. Our so-called blow-up air mattresses blew. We had lemon drops to stave off thirst, but it would have been better if we'd had water. We wore no sunscreen or hats. (We'd only skimmed those books.) We tried to beg food at Granite Park Chalet and all they gave us was an Almond Joy. That didn't mix well with the red wine we later drank to toast our twilight descent to Hugh Black's bar and restaurant in St. Mary, courtesy of a hitchhiked ride from the last car of the day topping Logan Pass. The next morning found me throwing up under a tree back in Canada, while my sister hobbled down a nature trail giving her spiel about wildflowers to the day's first gaggle of tourists.
We weren't experienced trekkers because the mountains of our childhood had been kept at a distance. From Cut Bank you could see the Sweetgrass Hills across flat prairie to the east, the Rocky Mountain Front across flat prairie to the west, Chief Mountain jutting up north, a little separate from the rest. They stayed there on the horizon, part earth, part sky, touchstones and Telstars, punctuating the valley floor. They added interest to the backdrop of the everyday and served as symbols of aspiration. Our dad rode his horse to the Sweetgrass Hills as a boy, but his stories highlighted the going; the saddling up and heading out, the faster ride home. The drama of life could encompass lower elevations: Climbing summits wasn't key to life's thrill.
Years later, I lived for a spell in Ronan. I have to confess that the Mission Mountains bothered me. Had I not changed at all? I'd ventured away from Montana, to graduate school, to the other side of the world to learn Chinese, only to return again to small-town life, gazing off at potential destinations instead of embracing them.
In fact, it was simpler than that. They were just too close. My feng shui was all fouled up. Those mountains formed a big stone wall blocking my view. I felt faintly challenged, but mostly hemmed in. They were in my face.
When I moved to the lower Rattlesnake in Missoula I thought Mount Jumbo would drive me crazy. I still think that on the endless gray days, but usually a little mind trick helps me stay in place. I simply move the Continental Divide 150 miles west and pretend that it runs down Jumbo's back. I am a small mammalian something or other, maybe a mouse, tucked in next to this sleepy circus animal. On the other side there's a waiting expanse of wind, cold sun, and mile-long shadows.
I didn't climb higher than the "L" for the first 15 years of my Rattlesnake residency. Bears roam up there, that's a fact. But mainly I just didn't want to achieve the peak and see more mountains. Then one spring day I continued on to the top. The serviceberry bushes were in full flower and everyone in town was at work or in school. Why not?
It was mildly arduous. There were switchbacks. I hadn't brought any water. The whole hike, from front door to back porch, only took two hours, but I was impressed with myself. I felt a mini-epiphany, having to do with my current career path, which was inspired by children now, my own. I'd suspended ambition for a while. I'd put the question of destiny on hold. At the grassy crest, I saw more mountains. But there also was a "Sound of Music" moment. I actually did sing, I forget what. I sang for joy and to ward off bears. Predators and possibility. Just the ongoing drama of life, I thought, as I descended through backyards to dinner.


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A staple of any Indian cook's repertoire, mugg is a really comforting curry that reminds Urvesh of his childhood, when delicious mugg would be served with hot buttered chapatis.
1 cup mung beans
4 tbsp sunflower oil
1 tsp garlic, finely chopped or pureed plus 3 cloves garlic, finely sliced
1 tsp ginger, finely chopped
1 tsp green chillies, finely chopped
1 tbsp dhana jeru (ground coriander seeds and ground cumin to a ratio of 2 parts to 1)
½ tsp salt
1 tin plum tomatoes, pureed using blender or use passata
¼ tsp garam masala
handful fresh coriander, roughly chopped
1 tbsp lemon juice
2 sprigs curry leaves
1 tbsp jaggery
1 dried whole chilli
½ tsp mustard seeds, whole
¼ tsp turmeric
cherry tomatoes (optional)
Put a pan of water on to a hot flame and bring to the boil, reduce flame to medium/low and simmer.
Check mung beans thoroughly for stones and rinse through twice with cold water and drain, then add this to your simmering water with a tablespoon of sunflower oil. Simmer on a medium heat for 20 minutes, depending on how much bite you like from your beans.
Add garlic puree, ginger, green chilli, dhana jeru, salt, tomato, garam masala, coriander leaves, lemon juice, curry leaves, jaggery and allow to simmer for 5–10 minutes.
Now add the remainder of your oil to another pan and put it on a medium/high flame: be ready with all of your spices measured as the next stage happens very quickly.
Add your dried chilli and allow it to brown but not blacken.
Add mustard seeds and allow to pop.
Add the sliced garlic and allow it to brown, not burn.
Add the turmeric, just before the garlic has browned.
Add your mung beans and mix in well and simmer for a further 5 minutes.
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It has been happening it seems, as we used to say, since time immemorial or at least since the time of the Old Testament.
When political leaders have problems, their religious side is suddenly put on public display. It seems that if you do penance in public, all will be well.
David and other kings of Israel, when found to be less than perfect, knew how to do this. So did Henry II, first Plantagenet king of England, who had a long-running battle about authority over the church with his former friend, Thomas à Becket, who became archbishop of Canterbury. Henry's problems with Becket led four knights to kill Thomas in his cathedral Dec. 29, 1170. After Becket's canonization a few years later, Henry, faced with political problems, did public penance at the temporary shrine of his opponent. It is reported he wore sackcloth and ashes and was flogged with branches wielded by monks. He is reputed to have spent a night in the crypt.
The ornate shrine to St. Thomas was erected some 50 years later.
A century before, Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV had a similar falling out with Pope Gregory VII, also about the matter of who should rule — the church or the state — in church matters. The emperor was excommunicated during Lent in 1076 and, faced with a revolt by his princes, is reputed to have worn a hairshirt and walked barefoot over the snowy Alps from Germany. He found Gregory in a castle in Canossa in Emilia-Romagna Jan. 1, 1077, but was left out in the cold for three days, after which he begged for and received forgiveness from the pope.
In the long run, the emperor overthrew Gregory and installed an anti-pope.
Both Henrys, of course, went back to being exactly as they were after their public penance. I imagine the same held true for David and the other kings in the Old Testament. They all must have felt like saying, "Well, that's over and done with. Now back to business as usual."
There have been many instances of this kind of religiosity in our own time. I am sure readers can name their own favorites.
Our beleaguered governor, David Paterson, a Roman Catholic, took the occasion of a visit to a Brooklyn Baptist church in March to launch into a 15-minute defense of himself. During the course of this apologia pro vita sua, he proclaimed that he would finish his term "to fulfill the mission in which God placed me." He made no reference, so far as I know, to predecessor Eliot Spitzer.
Our own former state senator, Hiram Monserrate, when campaigning for office after his expulsion from the Senate, compared himself to Christian martyrs and even Jesus Christ. The voters rejected him twice by large margins in March and September. In October, Slash faced a federal indictment, charging misuse of city funds channeled to a nonprofit group he controlled.
The Internal Revenue Service might take a close look at the churches that supported Monserrate during his public religious phase. If they acted in a way that violated their tax status, they should be made to pay.
It is good to see that Monserrate's mentor, Pedro Espada, got the hook, too, and is under investigation. May justice prevail against both of them.
At a different time, in a different place, these public hairshirt displays might be considered unseemly at best. In our electronic age, the revulsion against such statements is momentary if at all.
English essayist Samuel Johnson noted that patriotism in the last refuge of a scoundrel. Would it be amiss to think that public displays of religiosity are the last refuge of damaged politicians?
It might be of some help to the rehabilitation of politicians of every faith, if they really care to remember, that someone who did not think much of hypocritical displays of religion, told his followers, when they wanted to pray to God, to go into their closets, alone, and begin, "Our father ...."
Not a bad start to repentance, even if it does not get the attention of the media.
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