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Situated in Riomaggiore, this apartment is steps from Church of San Giovanni Battista, Castle of Riomaggiore, and Guardiola Tower. Fossola Beach is 0.5 mi (0.8 km) away.
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Appartamenti e Camere Edi features tour/ticket assistance. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests.
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Welcome to YUI Weekly, the weekly roundup of news and announcements from the YUI team and community. If you have any interesting demos or links you'd like to share, feel free to leave a comment below.
Announcing YUI After Hours! Come on over to Yahoo! HQ in Sunnyvale, CA next Thursday evening where we'll be hosting an event featuring short presentations, and conversations about the latest development going on in the world of YUI. Doors open at 5pm, talks begin at 6. Head over to eventbrite.com for registration and additional details.
In this week's release news, finishing touches are being put on the first 3.10 preview release. If you are curious what to expect, check out the dev-3.x compare view. Most notably at this point will be performance improvements in Base (PR #574), and you can get a glimpse of those effects on downstream components on this gist. YUI 3.10 is currently scheduled for release on April 16th.
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Lions and tiger and bears, OA, or, scaring the children, part 1
Earlier this week I had the delicate task of replying to a researcher who had applied for funding for open access publication fees and telling her that our COPE fund could not be used to support her article. The reason was that it was to be published in a journal that did not meet two of our basic criteria. In order to ensure that our limited funds are well-spent, we will only fund article processing fees for journals that are listed in the Directory of Open Access Journals and published by members of the Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association. These criteria may be imperfect surrogates for quality, but they have served us well in striving to be sure that we support high-quality, sustainable OA publishing efforts.
Because we have these criteria, there was an objective reason for our decision to deny this particular application, since the journal did not meet either of the requirements I just mentioned. But I felt obligated to say more, so I forwarded the researcher a link to a discussion of whether or not the publisher in question was a "predatory" OA operation. The concerns were real, although the article did not ultimately decide whether the problems it listed were the result of an awkward start up or intentional deception. I told the researcher that she might consider a different venue, and I worried about her reply because I had been rather pushy, I thought.
The reply I received was both a relief and a surprise. The researcher thanked me for my concern, said that she understood the decision about funding, and clearly indicated her intention to proceed with the publication as planned. Her response got me thinking about the whole notion of predatory open access publishing. How, I wondered, should libraries especially, when they administer OA funds, think about the predatory problem?
First, I think libraries are right to raise the issue. We have always had a role in helping students and even faculty evaluate the quality of various publications, and doing so is an obligation when we are making purchase or other funding decisions, since we are obligated to spend carefully the funds our institutions entrust to us. I really like the warning, couched in a modest and restrained tone, found in this blog post the University of Buffalo Libraries. We should not be condemning all open access publishing, or otherwise shouting about the predators all around us, but we do need to answer inquiries honestly and spend our monies wisely.
Which brings me to a second reflection. "Predatory" publishing is not exclusively an open access problem, and the problems included in that over-used phrase actually run the gamut from genuine attempts to defraud people to simple mismanagement. Before there were OA journals there were journals published in traditional fashion that were merely shills for certain industries or which otherwise had unacknowledged selection criteria that conflicted with scholarly quality. The victims of these types of journals were unwary libraries, who purchased subscriptions that ultimately ill-served their patrons and wasted scarce resources.
In an online age, criteria that are well-established in libraries for avoiding these predatory toll-access journals now must be shared more widely because researchers may unwittingly spend research funds on equally low-quality OA journals. But to call this an open access problem is to blind ourselves to its full scope and is, I fear, often motivated more by the desire to bring OA itself into disrepute, to "scare the children," as I like to call it, than it is by a desire to protect the entire system of scholarly communications. We should not allow FUD (fear, uncertainty & doubt), which is often spread by institutions that are trying to preserve the problem to which they see themselves as the solution (to paraphrase Clay Shirky), to narrow our vision of a sustainable system of scholarly publishing. The problem we should be addressing is predatory publications, OA and subscription-based, and publishing ethics across the board.
One reason I think this point is so important is because of the danger inherent in a wide-spread panic over predatory OA journals. The first source that alerted me to the potential problems with the publisher I was investigating earlier this week was a version of Jeffrey Beall's list of predatory Open Access publishers. In the particular case the concerns expressed there were, I think, fully justified. But the version of the list I stumbled across (and which I cannot now locate) was, in my opinion, over-inclusive. It included, for example, the publisher Hindawi. I note that none of the versions I can find this morning do include that publisher; I hope they have been removed from all such lists. My own opinion is that Hindawi is a perfectly legitimate publishing operation and it is one with which our researchers publish often and sometimes repeatedly.
As long as Hindawi meets our criteria for COPE funding, and it currently does, I will defer to the judgment of our authors when they choose to publish in those journals. And I will continued to be afraid that the hue and cry over predatory OA publishing will tar perfectly legitimate operations. The reason given for concern over Hindawi on the list I saw was that they publish "too many" journals. This is a highly subjective criteria, and it is really a legacy from older, print-based publishing. So I repeat, we should make our decisions about quality on the basis of neutral criteria that can be applied to any business model and not allow the legitimate concern over predatory practices to become a weapon used against only a single publishing option.
Finally, I think that there is a role here for deference to researchers, who are likely to know best what form of publishing suits their needs. It is perfectly possible that the advantages of open access publishing or any other particular publishing venue will, in the minds of individual researchers, simply outweigh some of the concerns we might express about a publisher, especially when those concerns are subjective or in dispute. The speed of research dissemination and the impact advantage that authors get from open access may make it a lot easier to overlook purely administrative problems, which probably plague any publishing enterprise in its first few years. The authors themselves, who know their disciplines best, of course, and also have the responsibility to manage their own careers, should ultimately decide where they want to publish, as the researcher I conversed with this week did. We need objective criteria and frank communication about real problems and concerns when we are expending the limit funds of our institutions. But that is very different from telling researchers that the cannot publish somewhere, which we should never do, in my opinion. It is also quite different from a panic or a witch-hunt or a FUD-fest, which will not serve anyone well.
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janna says:
Thanks for sharing your criteria. And Hindawi is on Beall's "watchlist" ("We do not consider the following publishers to be predatory, open-access publishers, but they may show some characteristics of them, and we are closely monitoring them") at http://metadata.posterous.com/83235355.
Are University Block Grants the Right Way to Fund Open Access Mandates? « The Scholarly Kitchen says:
[...] will universities distribute these funds? Some lessons can be learned from COPE fund experiments, but since these funds have been so rarely used, there's likely a huge can of worms waiting to be [...]
Kaveh Bazargan says:
Hindawi do "spam" a lot. I have been a recipient of their spams myself. But those who want to take the time to look at their products will find that the quality of their PDFs and XML is as good if not better than the majority of other OA or subscription publishers.
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Performs supervisory management work directing multiple programs and organizational segments that constitute a division, represent most or all of an agency's total operations and involve regular participation in policy decisions at the highest management level in the agency that impact all agency programs/services; provides primary policy-making level, professional management program services for the Department of Administrative Services-Information Technology Enterprise; performs related work as required.
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Soldiers stationed in the Thai capital have retreated to security posts, a symbolic victory for the so-called red shirt protesters who had rallied demanding fresh elections.
About 80,000 red shirts fanned out through Bangkok on Saturday, targeting seven points where soldiers have been stationed over the two weeks of demonstrations, including the city's zoo and several Buddhist temples.
Faced with the huge flag-waving crowds, the military agreed to withdraw from the positions in Bangkok's old quarter where the protesters' main rally base is situated.
In some cases female demonstrators threw flowers at the departing troops, who smiled and took photographs.
"We came here to oust the soldiers and the soldiers stepped back," Arisman Pongrungrong, a protest leader, said.
"We have made one step towards victory and we'll keep putting on the pressure until parliament is dissolved."
Withdrawal played down
Suthep Thaugsuban, Thailand's deputy prime minister in charge of national security, played down the withdrawal as an "adjustment". He said the troops would return later in the day.
"Right now they have to move out to avoid a confrontation," Suthep said, speaking from the army barracks on Bangkok's northern outskirts where the government is based during the protests.
But buoyed by their success, protesters vowed to take their movement to Abhisit Vejjajiva, the Thai prime minister, by rallying at the barracks on Sunday.
"We hope we will meet with Abhisit," Veera Musikapong, another protest leader, said.
"I hope tomorrow will be the end of this political rally."
The red shirts, who are mainly loyal to Thaksin Shinawatra, the ousted prime minister, accuse the government of lacking legitimacy because it came to power in a 2008 parliamentary vote after a court ruling removed Thaksin's allies.
Demonstrators have gathered in Bangkok since March 14, but Saturday's protests were some of the most confrontational.
Outside parliament, protesters cut through barbed wire and pushed past riot police before burning a copy of the constitution and then retreating.
The rallys were marred by three blasts that left eight people wounded, including five soldiers.
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The largest explosion hit the government-run National Broadcasting Service of Thailand television station at 9.30pm local time (14:30 GMT), injuring three soldiers and a civilian guard, police and medical authorities said.
Earlier a grenade was thrown at army-run television station Channel 5, injuring four people - two civilians and two soldiers - and a small blast hit Thailand's customs department.
Thaksin, who was ousted in a coup in 2006 and lives in exile to avoid a jail sentence for corruption, regularly addresses his supporters by videolink and has urged them to intensify pressure on the government.
The red shirts' critics say the protesters are merely pawns serving Thaksin's ambitions to return to power.
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National Symphony Orchestra: Lorin Maazel, conductor / Simon Trpčeski, piano, plays Grieg
Lorin Maazel conducts Grieg's Piano Concerto featuring the NSO debut of Simon Trpceski, praised for "the virtuosity he unquestionably has at his fingertips" (New York Times). Also on the program are works by Berlioz and Mussorgsky.
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Gallop Racer 06, otherwise known as Gallop Racer 8: Live Horse Racing, takes the high-stakes horse-racing franchise to it's most realistic level yet. It has the series' first-ever in-race voice commentary. In multiple modes of play, you'll experience everything horse racing has to offer, from selecting and breeding colts, to thrill of the race, to the wild and crazy world of the wager window. The game's story mode takes the form of Theme Park Mode, where you can develop an entire stable of stallions. Race the horse you've created against real-life challengers in Field of Legend Mode, and relive 150 classic races in Memorial Quest and Hall of Fame Modes. Giddy-up!
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This is the first of the Harry Potter movies that left me wishing I had read the book so I could better understand the movie. Sure, there was plenty of action and special effects but the film seemed to lack a unifying theme. The Tri-Wizard Tournament (or is that Quad-Wizard?) was more like a two hour pod race—some great sequences but ultimately just filler.
I'm not sure how this tournament could bestow such great recognition and fame on the winners. It seems to be corrupt to the core. The choice of contestants was manipulated. The judges have their favorite contestants and don't seem troubled doing everything than can to help them. And surviving the cruel challenges seems to have more to do with luck than magical skill or strength of character.
I am curious, however, to see how future installments develop. Is this just a bridge between the mischevious adventures of a young Harry trying to find his place in a world of magic and a more mature version of himself who must ultimately face a powerful adversary and a secret conspiracy within the government that protects it.
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Title: Method for treatment of lyme disease
United States Patent: 6,592,875
Issued: July 15, 2003
Inventors: McMichael; John (Delanson, NY)
Assignee: Milkhaus Laboratory, Inc. (Delanson, NY)
Appl. No.: 556715
Filed: April 21, 2000
The present invention relates to a treatment for patients having Lyme disease by administering a composition comprising an Borrelia burgdorferi antigen at a sub-vaccine level effective to alleviate symptoms of Lyme disease.
The invention provides methods for treating a patient suffering from Lyme disease comprising the step of: administering a composition comprising a Borrelia burgdorferi antigen at a sub-vaccine level effective to alleviate symptoms of Lyme disease. Suitable antigens for use according to the invention include outer surface lipoproteins of Borrelia burgdorferi such as the outer surface lipoproteins OspA, OspB, OspC and the antigen LFA-a. A preferred antigen for use according to the invention is lysed Borrelia burgdorferi produced by treatment of the organism in phenol followed by multiple freeze/thaw cycles. Borrelia burgdorferi for use according to the invention is publically available as ATCC deposit 35210.
The Borrelia burgdorferi antigens are administered at sub-vaccine levels. Sub-vaccine levels are defined as levels less than those sufficient to induce an effective humoral immune response as exemplified by the determination of a positive wheal upon subcutaneous injection. According to one aspect of the invention, the composition comprises from about 0.5x10-6 g to about 0.02x10-6 g of the outer surface lipoprotein per dose and from one to four doses are administered daily. More preferably, the composition is administered at a dosage of about 0.1x10-6 g of the outer surface lipoprotein. The compositions of the invention may be administered to patients by a variety of suitable methods with means selected from the group consisting of sublingual, subcutaneous, intravenous, intramuscular, and intrathecal administration being preferred. Particularly preferred methods of administration are sublingual and subcutaneous methods of administration. When the composition is administered sublingually, it is preferred that four doses be administered daily. When the composition is administered by injection such as subcutaneously, it is preferred that it be administered in a single daily dose.
According to one preferred method the composition is administered to a patient in a single dose of about 0.05 cc in a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier. Such pharmaceutically-acceptable carriers include water, saline, albumin, and dextrose and combinations thereof.
Compositions of the invention for treatment of the symptoms of Lyme disease comprise Borrelia burgdorferi antigens at a sub-vaccine level effective to alleviate symptoms of Lyme disease in a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier. Preferred are compositions which comprise from about 0.5x10-6 g to about 0.02x10-6 g of the Borrelia burgdorferi per dose with those comprising about 0.1x10-6 g of the Borrelia burgdorferi per dose being most preferred.
Additional aspects and advantages of the invention will become apparent upon consideration of the following detailed description thereof.
The present invention relates to the discovery that the administration of Borrelia burgdorferi antigens at a sub-vaccine levels is effective to alleviate symptoms of Lyme disease. While not wishing to be bound by a particular theory of invention, it is believed that many of the symptoms of Lyme Disease result as a consequence of a hypersensitivity reaction to Borrelia burgdorferi that becomes an auto-immune disorder. The therapy of the invention functions to interrupt the hypersensitivity reaction by inducing suppressor T cells that shut down effector cells (helper T cells, mast cells and killer T cells) that promote the auto-immune response.
The following Examples illustrate the preferred embodiments of the invention and provide evidence of the effectiveness of claimed treatment methods. In addition to the patients described in Examples 1 and 2 about four other patients suffering from Lyme disease have been treated and shown similar results with no adverse side effects. Numerous improvements and further aspects of the invention are apparent to the skilled artisan upon consideration of the Examples which follow.
According to this example, a 45 year old female suffering from chronic Lyme disease of nearly one year's duration was treated according to the methods of the invention. Previous treatment with antibiotics, steroids, and other analgesics provided only temporary relief from symptoms of arthritis. The patient who was treated by sublingual administration four times daily of one drop (0.05 mL) of a composition comprising a 1:25 dilution of a commercially available recombinant OspA Lyme disease vaccine (LYMErix.TM., SmithKline Beecham Biologicals). The diluted composition comprises 0.12x10-6 g of recombinant lipoprotein OspA adsorbed onto aluminum as aluminum hydroxide adjuvant in phosphate buffered saline further comprising 2-phenoxyethanol as a bacteriostatic agent.
After two weeks treatment according to the method of the invention the subject was nearly pain free, and was able to remain active all day and generally experienced a much improved quality of life. The patient has not experienced any adverse effects.
According to this example, a 71 year old female with chronic Lyme disease was treated according to the methods of the invention. The patient suffered from nearly incapacitating pain which was refractory to other medications was treated by sublingual administration of four times daily of from three to seven drops (0.05 mL per drop) of the composition of Example 1. The patient showed dramatic improvement in her symptoms after one month and has not experienced any adverse effects.
The invention has been described in terms of its preferred embodiments and is only intended to be limited-by the scope of the following claims.
Claim 1 of 6 Claims
What is claimed:
1. A method for treating a patient suffering from Lyme disease comprising the step of:
administering a composition comprising a Borrelia burgdorferi antigen effective to alleviate symptoms of Lyme disease,
wherein said composition comprises from 0.5x10-6 g to 0.02x10-6 g of Borrelia burgdorferi outer surface lipoprotein per dose.


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When Mama's Gettin' High
According to the New York Post, "more and more" moms are smoking pot in order to "chillax" from the stresses of childcare. Of course, no statistics or numbers are actually given illustrating this idea, but let's go along with it for blog posting purposes.
Yes, I get that stay-at-home parents have more than their fair share of insane days surfing the turbulent tides of toddler mood swings, accompanied by the soothing Muzak of temper tantrums and virtuoso whining. But the moms quoted in the New York Post article (am I the only one skeptical of quotes from unnamed sources?) take it a step further – they don't just smoke up to unwind after the kid goes to sleep. Rather, it's what they regularly do to get through the day. Which, to me, seems highly not-kosher. And I'm speaking as someone who believes pot should be legalized, but that's another article. Let's focus on the Post for a second. Read the rest of this entry →


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Backup and transfer program from one computer to another.
Hello, this How-to explains how to do something most people don't realize is possible and that I have never seen explained before. I came up with a method of transferring one program from one pc to another. All the programs I have tested on have worked and had all the same configurations as on pc it was backed up from.
The example I use here is Evernote v.4.5.3. Once I completed the process everything was fully functional and didn't even have to log in on the other pc.
Open up Total Uninstall
Here you will see the list of programs available. I typed in Evernote in the search box to single out the application I will be working with.
Analyze the program for all associated files
Right click the application you want to transfer and hover over analyze and click advanced.
Create a backup of program
After program has finished analyzing click file > Create the backup for the program...
Export registry entries for program
Now go ahead and go back to file and this time hover over export and click registry changes.
Get the Security Identifier(SID) of your user account
Go to the computer you are going to copy this to and open Command Prompt(click Windows start button and in the run box type "cmd.exe" without quotes).
Once you have Command Prompt open type the command "wmic useraccount get name,sid" without quotes.
This should list all SID's for all users on the computer.
Edit registry file so it will work on other computer
Now in Windows Explorer navigate to C:\ProgramData\Martau\Total Uninstall 6\Backup (you may have to enable show for hidden files and folders)
Copy files to flash drive
Copy the registry file and the backup file to a flash drive(in my case it would be Evernote v. 4.5.3.Analyzed.zip and Evernote v. 4.5.3.Install.reg)
Paste files to the backup folder
On the computer your going to be transferring this to navigate to C:\ProgramData\Martau\Total Uninstall 6\Backup. Once you are here paste the files you put on your flash drive.
Restore backup on other computer
Open up Total Uninstall on your computer and click File > Restore a program from backup...
Import programs registry settings
Navigate now to where you pasted your backup files, which should be C:\ProgramData\Martau\Total Uninstall 6\Backup.
Test program to see that it works!
Now click start and then all programs and open up your file.
At the end of this Evernote was up and running fully functional and automatically signed me in my account just like on the previous computer I created the backup from.
If you have any questions or if this is a bit confusing let me know and I will try to clarify.
I will have to try this one day, it sounds a little complicated, but could really be worth it.
It is complicated, but once you get the process down it is actually pretty quick and simple.
It has been very useful a few times where the installation files weren't readily available anywhere.
This is really good but need help as I can't find the file path on the computer I am transferring the program to. I have purchased Total Uninstall and followed all the steps and am up to pasting from the flash drive. Please help I am getting very frustrated.
Hi, glad you found my how-to helpful. I will be happy to try to walk you through the process.
What exact step are you trying to complete now?
Sorry over looked what you said.
You will need to have Total Uninstall installed on the computer you are transferring to also. If this is already done and the folder still isn't their you can create that folder yourself.
Hi...tnx for sharing;
But I'm kind of stock at steps 5 & 6, can't get to the "Volatile Environment" you talked about. waiting for ur response
tnx once again
Hi and not a problem at all. Happy to see others finding it helpful.
Do you see the folders labeled S-#-#-##-##########-#########-##########-#### with the number signs being actual numbers? If so we need to manually open each of those folders until you see the folder "Volatile Environment". This will exist for which ever account on the computer you are looking for and it will give you the account name. Basically we are doing this to verify which one of the ID's is the right one to use.
Wow, tnx so much. It worked!
Not a problem at all happy to hear it worked out for you. I have yet to see another method that actually works. So I figured I would share my method out there to help others.
Hi thanks for sharing, Does this work with password protected installation files?
Have you tried backing up microsoft visual studio 2010? i have a paid version but my disk got destroyed. I want to backup only my visual studio and reformat my pc then place it back in. I am coding my undergraduate thesis in C#.net and im using VS 2010. would it still work? your reply would be appreciated.
Okay, glad to help. But what do you mean by password protected installation files?
I have not personally tried visual studio, but everything I have tried it with had worked flawlessly and kept well settings and everything.
Programs that need a license key. I installed a program and it still required the license key. Is it possible to restore a program that's paid version ? Thanks.
Hey Justin, I realize that your intentions are good for helping others in transferring programs, but I also point out that one needs to be careful when transferring, and make sure it's LEGAL to transfer a given program.
Some programs state that you cannot transfer it to another computer or peripheral, so users must make sure that they read up on their legal info before transferring programs
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President Barack Obama will pardon two turkeys to promote the turkey industry. Every one of us can exercise that same pardon power by choosing a nonviolent Thanksgiving observance. It's a most fitting way to give thanks for our own life, health, and happiness.
Our Senior Girl Scout Troop 1118, from Service Unit 192, hosted a Christmas ornament-making event for the Regional Food Bank's Christmas tree. Altogether, 125 Girl Scouts from Guilderland participated and 350 ornaments were made.
Altamont Boy Scout Troop 264 would like to thank the Altamont community for generously supporting the annual food and can drive to stock the shelves of the Altamont Food Pantry and to support troop activities.
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Accessible one king bedMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
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Situated in the city center, this hotel is close to Cross Creek Mall. Area attractions also include Cape Fear Valley Medical Center and Fort Bragg.
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Recreational amenities at Hilton Garden Inn Fayetteville include an indoor pool and a health club. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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LCD televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, and sofa beds.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to an indoor pool, Hilton Garden Inn Fayetteville provides a health club and a spa tub. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms.
High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measuring 1620 square feet (151 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, gift shops/newsstands, and a fireplace in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 104
- Number of floors - 4
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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One should rather die than be betrayed. There is no deceit in death. It delivers precisely what it has promised. Betrayal, though ... betrayal is the willful slaughter of hope.Steven Deitz
Betrayal is the only truth that sticks.Arthur Miller
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O lovers! Be careful in those dangerous first days! Once you've brought breakfast in bed you'll have to bring it forever, unless you want to be accused of lovelessness and betrayal.Milan Kundera
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Khao San Road takes off at night: neon signs flicker into life, music begins blasting from streetside sound systems, while the masses begin mapping out the long, alcohol-soaked night in front of them.
And there's no shortage of choices. From the (relatively) upscale Silk Bar and Cinnamon, to the quiet tranquility of the back-alley Hippie de Bar, or the crude charms of a kerb-side cocktail shack complete with plastic stools and ghetto blaster, there's something to suit every mood, taste, budget and state of cleanliness. Some of the truly thrifty even opt to purchase beers from the local 7/11 and drink on the street, hobo style.
Relive the days when trance music, not Black Eyed Peas, ruled Khao San! Offering the full-on hands-in-the-air 'rave' experience (complete with complimentary glow-sticks), The Club is the sort of sleek, snazzy joint you'd expect to find in Ibiza Town - only minus the vain DJs and drug-addled masses. What it does have is a big dance floor with high-ceilings, agitated lasers, UV lights, oversize disco ball, and - the piece de resistance - a raised DJ booth with trippy visuals working the backdrop.
It makes for a near-on hallucinogenic spectacle. Laser beams flicker through louvered Mediterranean doorways while travellers high on life and Thai whisky bounce through clouds of dry ice. Others lounge on chic sofas, awaiting the arrival of their chosen tipple. Tough electro house and trance doesn't so much fill the air, as pummel it into submission - don't come here for that talky first date. Do come here to dance like a lunatic or for one of their full-moon beach parties, when this often half-empty venue comes alive with sand, deck-chairs and bigger crowds. Read More...
Opening Hours: 20:00 - 02:00
Location: 123 Khao San Road
Tel: +66 (0)2 629 1100
This exotic dance music sanctuary is the creation of the Club Astra team (a casualty of RCA's notoriously fickle crowds). Now run by owner of Café Democ, Club Culture features some of the most sophisticated lineup of international DJs and live bands, including Sutcliffe Jügend, Madness, DJ Nakadia and DJ Toby White. The four floors, each with a different music theme, offers everything from electro-house, techno, disco, hip-hip, dance, indie, rock to live acts. Depending on the evening, admission rarely exceeds 500 baht, with a free drink thrown in. Some nights are free.
Opening Hours: 21:00-02:00 (closed Mondays)
Location: Rajdamnoen Klang (behind Rattanakosin Exhibition Hall, close to Democracy Monument)
Tel: +66 (0)89 497 8422
A legendary player in the Khao San music scene, Immortal has cracked the secret for longevity: play the music you love, and crank it very, very loud. With drum & bass, punk, rock, metal and nu-metal sometimes played, the music policy has a distinct alternative, industrial edge. However, this is a hip-hop club at heart. Has various Happy Hour offers, and the price of entry (which varies according to the night) includes a drink. Dark, shady and unglamorous, but often very fun.
Location: 1st floor of the Bayon Building, 249 Khao San Road
Tel: +66 (0)5 812 9111
Gazebo is a rooftop bar-cum-club where balmy winds and nocturnal city views mix into a heady cocktail. It's all a little like the entrance to a half-built pleasure palace. Resist the temptation to turn back; views entertain while you sip cocktails in what feels like an upscale Moroccan loft. The plump cushions, the soft lamps, the shisha pipes (and the lack of air-conditioning…) are all heavily redolent of Cairo.
Includes 'The Zed Bar' – a state-of-the-art DJ room where you can belly dance into the small hours. A sultry evening breeze heightens the Arabian Night's feel, while the live reggae band adds to the eclecticism. Then, once the cocktails have kicked in and your eyes glazed over, head next door to meet Gazebo's raucous alter ego: a small, dark club room thick with 3am nocturnes and loud dance beats. Entry is 300 baht after midnight.
Opening Hours: 20:00 - Late
Location: Upstairs, 44 Chakrapong Road
Tel: +66 (0)2 629 0705
Drenched in dim scarlet light and located in a long, dark modern basement, this hip-hop dungeon is the closest thing to a subterranean netherworld you'll find on Khao San. Half-naked backpackers and pretty locals are served by suggestively dressed waitresses, while kids with attitude, baggy pants and bling, bump and grind. Wannabe hustler DJs play moody hip-hop to rival the setting. Only gets busy after 11:00 and entry is free.
Location: Basement of the Bayon building, 249 Khao San Road
Tel: +66 (0)2 281 6565
At around 23:00, Khao San Road's clubs kick into life. These play mostly hip-hip, house and pumping pop, alongside a dash of indie, rock and reggae. Some of the most popular venues for dance music lovers include Lava Bar, The Club and Immortal, with locals DJ's working up a storm that pulls in a crowd most nights.
For those not partial to being pummeled by electronic beats, there are several pubs and bars with live music. Brick Bar and Shamrock are especially noteworthy for their slick bands and popularity among both locals and visitors. And a Moroccan themed newcomer on Chakrapong Road, Gazebo, is well worth checking out. Head here for a smoky shisha session while you sway to the live reggae band, followed by a late night cocktail and dance in the DJ room next door. Very eclectic, very Khao San.
Located downstairs from Gazebo Club Khaosan (where the Jazz Gallery used to be) with live Thai Rock/Pop bands every night playing a mix of Thai and International songs depending on the crowd.
Sleek air-conditioned design, smart casual dress code and free entry every night - enjoy shisha pipes on the outside balcony, and live jazz every Tuesday night! Very reasonable drink prices.
Opening Hours: 20:00-03:00
Location: 44 Chakrapong Road
Tel: +66 (0)2 629 5821-2
Stripped down to the raw essentials - bar, tables and instruments - Ad Here the 13th is a diminutive blues and jazz spot that never fails to make a big impression on those who find it. Only on weekends, when the earthy sounds and people spill out on to the street would you notice it on passing - it's a tiny hole in the wall. Despite the bare, bohemian feel there's a warm, welcoming atmosphere that attracts Thais, discerning tourists and expats in equal numbers. A resident blues band with a loyal following plays nightly from around 22:00. Occasional special events and frequent jams by other locals ensures a bit of variety for the regulars. Beers are reasonably priced at 60 to 70 baht. Well worth finding.
Opening Hours: 17:00 - 00:00
Location: 13 Samsen Road, Banglamphu
Bombay Blues is a popular little Indian restaurant on Soi Rambuttri. It's a vibrant red-and-yellow painted house with luxurious interiors and a great place to bring a date or a crowd of friends for delicious food and after-dinner entertainment. The menu is extensive, from buttery paneer to some of the tastiest mutton Bangkok has to offer, and the waiter is happy to make recommendations should you want to try something other than chicken tikka massala. Bombay Blues is laid-back and good value; you'll have no problem making a night of it.
Opening Hours: Daily 18:00 to 01:00
Location: At the far end of Soi Rambuttri, Chao Fah Road
Address: 51 Soi Rambutri, Banglampoo Phra Nakhon, Bangkok, 10200
Tel: +66 (0) 2 629 3590
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Dark, cavernous and with its signature red brick walls, this intimate venue has a distinctly European air that is matched by some serious attention to music. With low-lighting and a live music policy that skirts deftly between jazz, blues and ska, it's a real magnet for boisterous locals. Best of all the bands is a colourful Thai outfit called Ska, renowned for their own material.
Opening Hours: 18:00 - 01:00
Location: 265 Khao San Road, downstairs at rear of Buddy Lodge complex
Tel: +66 (0)2 629 4477
Hidden away on the road parallel to Khao San Road, Soi Rambuttri, this has 'discovery' written all over it. A neat water feature wall lines the narrow pathway entrance. This striking entrance however is outdone by a chic modern interior consisting of two intimate floors of sleek glass and steel, and festooned with lots of funky furniture. The cocktails are a winner here, and there's a backroom to cater for all your dancing needs.
Location: 106 Soi Rambuttri
Tel: +66 (0)2 629 4075
The Tuk-Tuk mounted like a trophy above its entrance at the Chakrapong Road end of Khao San, is one of the first things many backpackers see on arriving in South-East Asia. With its comforting Euro sports bar ambiance, pool tables and TV's screening wall-to-wall sport, for many it's also one of the last.
Schools of seductive female pool-sharks encircle a clientele comprised mainly of boozy male farang. At around 22:30 each night it morphs into a wild Club-Med style disco, complete with cheesy chart hits and people using pool tables as podiums.
Opening Hours: 11:00 - 02:00
Location: 2 Khao San Road
Tel: +66 (0)2 629 1988
A funky jewel of a bar in an area drowning in tastelessness, Hippie de Bar is all cool kitsch and cool kids. In a small, calm courtyard, down a side alley off the main strip is this cozy two-storey house decked out in old school memorabilia.
This artsy interior draws gangs of hip Thai adolescents, while the greenery and serenity of the fairy-light lit courtyard appeals more to strung out backpackers. Add a good line in tangy cocktails, superb Thai grub and you've got one of the few places on Khao San Road with real personality.
Opening Hours: 11:00 - 01:00
Location: 46 Khao San Road
Tel: +66 (0)1 820 3762
On the face of it there is little to commend Khao San Centre. It's busy, shabby, hot and the staff often a tad brusque. There's no live music. However, before you briskly stroll past with your nose up, hold up a second - and listen! Open 24 hours a day, this open-fronted watering hole is eternally abuzz with the chatter of travellers swapping stories and comparing notes.
Excitable new arrivals about to embark on their Southeast Asian adventure glean tips from sage old timers who've been at it for months - and look like it. This conviviality, and the fact it's one of the best places on the strip to people watch, make it worthy of the newcomers patronage at least once. Shamrock - the icily air-conditioned live music Irish bar - sits.
Opening Hours: 24 Hours
Location: 80 Khao San Road
One of the best views of the Khao San is from the seats that run along the open side of this casual bar. Every night Roof Bar hosts a series of acoustic music sessions, covering classics from Billy Joel to Oasis. Whilst the format is very similar to many of the bars along this famous strip, the vibe is very different. Slightly more expensive drinks means the crowd aren't just here to get drunk, but they still want to have a good time. If you've always thought that the madness of Khao San would be too much for you, this is the perfect place to get a taste of it. Grab a classic cocktail and enjoy a less chaotic evening than those partying in the street below.
Location: Half way along the Khao San with a big sign hanging over the street and the sound of guitar drifting down.
Opening Hours: 12:00 - 01:00
Location: 2nd floor of Khao San Centre, Khao San Road
Tel: +66 (0)2 282 4366
One of the new breed, Silk Bar is the archetypal upmarket Khao San establishment, a place where international fusion foods meet with trendy venue design and loud lounge music. Head inside to revel in the stylish interiors, or go al fresco on the raised terrace, from where you can sit and gaze with cool detachment and a cocktail at the human zoo walking by.
Opening Hours: 08:00 - 02:00
Location: 129-131 Khao San Road
Tel: +66 (0)2 281 9981
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