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Favorite thing: Ouchy was once a pretty lakeside fishing village before the city of Lausanne engulfed it in the mid-19th century. It is still a nice area to visit, with a very different feel to the centre of Lausanne - more lakeside resort than historic centre. It is an affluent area, with some expensive restaurants and nice hotels with lovely views of the lake and the distant alps.
By the lake you can't help but notice the impressive Castle of Ouchy. It was built back in 1170, but has had many reincarnations since then. These days it is used as a hotel, though it was being completely renovated during our visit.
Fondest memory: There is a wide promenade along the lake edge which is perfect for a stroll. We did so at sunset on a warm summers evening, taking advantage of the cooler temperature, and the flattering light for some snap shots.
Along the way you will see the tourist office, some fountains, a statue or two, and plenty of those pedalo boats to hire. Some of the pedalos even had slippery slides on the back - haven't seen those before.
Ouchy is also home to the Olympic Museum.
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The Destination from Lausanne
Favorite thing: So, one could recognize how long will it take to get there, how far is it from your step, just see the sign board at a street corner
Fondest memory: To go to any direction, what is allowed to do and what is not allowed, just look at a board at one corner of the street
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General info on Lausanne
Favorite thing: A useful website when you are visiting Lausanne : www.lausanne-tourisme.ch
It's Lausanne's official website, you will find a lot of information on accomodation, restaurants, sports, culture, strolls to do in the area, shopping, etc. The site is translated into many different languages.
And you can also ask me questions, I will be glad to help! : )
The beer hunt continues...in Lausanne!!!
Favorite thing: Wherever you go, whatever you do, sampling the local beer is definite must.
What do the locals drink, what beer is most popular, which beer is hardest to find, does it come in a half pint glass just like grandma used to drink…or better still, a full pint glass like I drink??? These are all good questions that need to be answered...
There aren't a lot of beers to choose from in Switzerland, as it seems the country is overrun with more famous brews from its neighbor to the North. However, one local beer that I did find quite refreshing was Cardinal… For some reason this passed year I have found myself leaning toward lighter beers and on a hot day in Luasanne, Cardinal certainly hit the spot…
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Favorite thing: Ouchy has one of the most impressive sights of Lake Léman, along with several old buildings like the Chateau d'Ouchy, built in the 13th century to protect the port. Over its basin it functions right now a hotel, the eldest in town. You can also take in Ouchy cruise tours around the lake, which can take you to other must-sees like Evian and the Chateau of Chilion.
Ouchy also has its own museums (like the Olympic Museum), places, markets, etc. on its own.
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La Cite (The Old Town)
Favorite thing: La Cite, the old town of Lausanne, is my favourite part of the city. On the highest hill of Lausanne, it is also the oldest section of Lausanne, where the Cathedral is and the medieval buildings and pedestrians streets are.
Fondest memory: While strolling around this area, I always feel like I have suddenly jumped to the 12th or 13th century....
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Place de la Riponne
Favorite thing: Visiting this place you will find the huge, majestic Palace of Rumine, housing the Fine Arts gallery and the zoology, history, archaeology and geology museums.
This view enhanced by fountains, and sometimes by markes and crafts exhibitions in the place, depending on the day and month of the year. One of the nicest and vivid spots in the modern area, since around the site you can find restaurants, malls, etc.
Fondest memory: Resting on the stairs of the Palace de la Rumine, admiring the sight.
Vieille (and majestic) Ville
Favorite thing: In the old town or Vieille Ville you will find lots of examples of architecture from centuries XII-XVII, which gives this area a medieval air and makes you forget for a moment that we are currently living in the third millenium!! My personal favorites were the Chateau St. Maire, Hotel de Ville, the Museum of Calvino and the Fountain de la Palud. It's only some walk away!!
Before starting, I would recommend to have a map and a guide of the city, so you can arrange your own schedule of visits according to your own interests.
Fondest memory: The flowers everywhere gives Lausanne a touch of color, freshness and charm, which gives them the romantic spark to this town apparently struck in the past.
With no hesitation what to do,...
Favorite thing: With no hesitation what to do, I hastened to the famous Chateau de Chillion ('sheeyoh'), an impressive and well-preserved medieval castle, strategically located by the lake about 4km away from the TIC. I chose to go by foot to savor the lakeside view. It was an hour or more of tiring walk but I made it. I won't dig into history but this 11th century castle, which is a famous historical landmark in Switzerland, is absolutely worth visiting. Its tower, courtyards, dungeons and numerous rooms are numbered to make exploration easy. Just to let you know I didn't walk back to catch the train. My stomach was groaning then so I had to take the bus from outside the castle to the train station.
The summit of the 2042m high Rochers de la Naye is accessible from Montreux by the funicular (1hr), or by foot (3hrs). There are couple of wonderful restaurants at the peak but I did not plan to plant a flag up there. I thought I would better satisfy my stomach in no later time before it makes my life miserable.
Not too far away from the TIC is the Christmas market, virtually flooded with people. I decided not to get myself entangled with the crowd since I have to hop on to the very next train which would take me to Zermatt; a 3 hours journey via Sion et Visp.
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Favorite thing: Before getting out of the train station, I was already welcomed with Bach's 'Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring' by a violinist who performed by the underground passageway linking the train platforms. Beautifully played as he articulated the joy the title carries, it sounded to me exactly like how I thought a world-class would perform. I wondered how many coins he collects each day but I could tell he loves his music and so do I.
The tourist information center is just about 15m away from the station. I was immediately introduced by the expansive staff the many attractions this vibrant city has to offer. To begin with, Ouchy is the city's port where young and old throng the pavement cafes, stroll around the boat quays or settle for a meal in one of the many restaurants. This is perhaps the town's lowest ground, where you may closely capture the gorgeous view of the Alps which bases were misted, so that the separation between true nature and their reflections was blurred.
Lausanne was named the headquarters of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in 1994. The nearby Musee Olympique is devoted to the Olympic Games, to trace its history and to honor many outstanding sportsmen who participated in the games. This impressive complex faces the lake and is creatively designed to retain the natural beauty of its surrounding park.
A funicular links the lakeshore suburb of Ouchy to the uphill Old Town. Alighting at Place de la Gare station, you may trudge up the steeply sloping Rue du Petit-Chene to get to the heart of the Old Town and leisurely take in the charming sights of Lausanne. The partly pedestrainized Old Town is small enough to be explored on foot, but you will need comfortable shoes as the winding shopping streets are cobbled on slopes. This place is packed with tons of people, in and outside of the many designer boutiques, exquisitely decorated souvenir shops or restaurant bars that populate the streets. On a not too busy stretch, I halted to watch a harpist perform a lovely Gospel piece, making transposition intelligently whenever appropriate. Totally unaffected by the bustle, his performance surely worth more than a coin.
Pont Ch.-Bessieres, Pont Chauderon and Rue Du Grand-Pont are three bridges which link various parts of the Old Town. Above and below them are views of houses which cling closely to the hillsides. A good view of the town and its spectacular backdrop can be seen on Pont Ch.-Bessieres. And if you have the stamina to go further, Cathedrale de Notre-Dame which is not too far away uphill from the bridge provides even better scenic view. To descend take the Escaliers du Marche (a wooden-roofed medieval stairway) that links the cathedral square to Place de la Palud, an ancient square surrounded by old houses.
Of all the museums in Lausanne the one not to be missed is Musee de l'Art Brut. Inside is an extraordinary but interesting collection of artworks by 'untrained artists', including the mentally illed and incarcerated criminals who wish to let the world know how artistic they are.
Before leaving for Montreux, I went back to the passageway in hope to again hear the violinist perform. But I had no luck, perhaps half past eight was a little early for him to begin his performance. One thing for sure I will never forget the lovely sights and sounds of lovely Lausanne.
Montreux is known to be the best preserved of all Lake Geneva resorts. Its waterside promenade, decorated with palm trees, magnolias, Pokemon-shaped bushes and cypresses, is 10km long and is marvelous for strolling. Just like Lausanne, the town rises in tiers up the hillside. I did Montreux for only half a day, not because it is somewhere not worth to spend more time in, but I really have to run to catch the next train.
Upon arrival, I headed straight down to the place where almost every backpacker would first visit and that's of cuz the Tourist Information Center. Located by the lakeside, if you arrive by train (I don't know how you can reach this place by other means but I certainly won't suggest you swim from Lausanne to Montreux) you gotta descend quite some flights of stairs to open its door.
Take the ferry across to...
Favorite thing: Take the ferry across to Evian, where they bottle the water!! You can actually drink from the source, and some locals even fill up huge jugs with the water, presumably their drinking water for the week (wouldn't you???).
Fondest memory: Walking along the water (I tend to do that alot!) and playing on the big jungle gym type thingy (don't know what to call it!) on the waterfront. Just sitting down by the ferry docks in the park under the trees with a beautiful view of Lake Geneva was nice too.
Enjoy the lakefrontTour the...
Favorite thing: Enjoy the lakefront
Tour the cathedral - the view from the top is wonderful!!!
Sample the nightlife
Fondest memory: As I still live here, I am still loving it. However, as I will be leaving soon, I think that I will miss my favorite pizza place most of all - Chez Mario on Rue de Bourg.
Lausanne is a city where you...
Favorite thing: Lausanne is a city where you can find anything what you want.On Place de Riponne is famous museum,at Ouchy you can enjoy on the Lake Leman,and night life is very good.If you want shopping you can choose much shop-centers in Lausanne.If you want to go at theatre or opera you can in lausanne.The people are very hospitality and kind.Lausanne have everything what one modern town must to have...Of course,don't miss to visit The Olympic museum in lausanne-wonderfull place...That is it...Go in Lausanne!!!
Our faforite place in the old...
Favorite thing: Our faforite place in the old town is Place de la Riponne. On its east side stands the Palais de Rumine, which houses the University (originally founded as Academy in 1537).
Also in the Palais are the Musee Cantonal des Beaux-Arts (Cantonal Museum of Art ), the Natural History Museum and the Archeological Museum.
visit the CAILLER's Chocolate...
Favorite thing: visit the CAILLER's Chocolate Factory.
For our family, it was one of the highlights in this year trip to Europe! We visited Broc Fabrique from Lausanne (1hr.15min) taking train to Paleziex, change to Bulle, change to Broc Fabrique. Local trains are comfortable and look like trams (1 - 2 cars). Visit to the Caillers Nestle factory is free and includes 20 min. video, 30 min. excursion, free sampling and you can buy their delightful products at the factory's store (about 30% cheaper). (Open Mo 13:30 16, Tu - Fr 9 -11, 13:30 - 16).
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Sei and Daniela were lovely hosts during our one-week holiday in New York. Sei is a real local, obviously, and he provided us with very useful suggestions about food, things to see, etc. The location of the flat worked out fine for us, close to Metro and buses and prompted us to stroll extensively through the Brooklyn neighborhoods. We would totally recommend this place for a New York trip, if Sei and Daniela weren't packing their stuff for themselves. So we wish you a pleasant and successful time to come. Warm greetings.
Sei and Daniela are great hosts and true Brooklyn savants. They couldn't have been more accommodating to our needs and were a mine of information on not-in-the-guidebook landmarks and restaurants, near and far. Our stay with Sei and Daniela enriched our time in New York and we hope to visit them again in the near future.
As my first experience through AirBnb, I had a good time staying at Sei and Daniela's place. Sei was accommodating and helpful with recommendations around the neighborhood. The room that I stayed in was clean and tidy. The Brooklyn neighborhood it is situated in has a great variety of eateries close by and blocks away from the subway. From the beginning to the end of my stay it was painless and easy going.
Staying with Sei and Daniela was like staying with friends that I hadn't seen in a while, even though I didn't know them before I stayed with them. Their home was very welcoming and clean. Sei went above and beyond being helpful when a mix up over check in happened. Both Sei and Daniela were very helpful with questions about things to do and how to navigate the subway system during my stay. I highly recommend staying with them if you have the chance
We really enjoyed our stay in Sei + Daniela house. They were very friendly, the room was also nice. The appartment has a good location. It is near to Brooklyn Heights and to the line C that brings you directly to Manhattan. Highly recommended! Thanks again guys! See you again somewhere in the world! :)
I came to New York with my boyfriend for our one year anniversary and we stayed with Sei. It was our first time using airbnb and we couldn't have asked for better hosts! We didn't get to see much of Sei or Daniela because we were out all day long, thanks to Sei's great recommendations on sights and restaurants. Would definitely recommend staying with Sei. He's a really cool, genuine guy and always willing to help out.
Nice quiet apartment and stay. Sei was very nice and gave great suggestions of things to do in brooklyn. thanks!
The place as the host : cool, full of curiosities, generous, at the same time good for a rest, and motivating for creation ! Really good time there ! And I felt in love with this specific area of Brooklyn !
Sei is a great host with a clean and quiet apartment. I stayed at his place while I went apartment hunting throughout NYC. He gave me some great tips on finding one. Prospect Heights is a safe neighborhood with a lot shops nearby and Prospect Park is a short walk away.
Sei was a fantastic host during our short stay there. He was very hospitable towards us and even gave us good recommendations on the best eateries and things to do in Brooklyn. Would definitely stay here again if I was ever in the area.
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It has been a huge pleasure to host Sei and Daniela at home. They both are lovely people with great life experiences and projects. They were very respectful an clean guests and I would fully recommend they!!
It was a great pleasure to have Sei and Daniela here at Sitio Namaste. They are a wonderful couple, very friendly, polite, outgoing and great to chat with. Very appreciative and conscientious of the surroundings.. We look forward to meeting them again. Highly recommended! Abraços, Renata & Colin ps Thanks for liking the pão de queijo so much!
Avaliar Daniela e Sei é uma honra, eles fizeram da minha primeira experiência em hospedar um sucesso prazeroso, o Sei um homem amável, educado, se doa às pessoas de coração aberto. Daniela, qualquer comentário é menor para expressar a imensa gostosura de sua presença, ela é adorável, em poucas horas você já sente que tanto ela como ele são da família, me senti hospedando familiares queridos, até porque alem de ela também ser uma pessoa gostosa e iluminada de bem com a vida, tem um caráter admirável e raro nos dias de hoje. Enfim, eles hoje são da minha família, são amigos e a minha casa hoje é extensão da casa deles, a hora e quando quiserem vir a São Paulo, serão muito bem recebidos. Amei os dois e quero guardá-los em meu baú especial, onde tem poucas pessoas que são minhas jóias, as pedras preciosas e raras que devem ser bem guardadas e cuidadas para sempre. São pessoas de valores inestimáveis. Obrigado ao airbnb por me proporcionar este presente. Quero também agradecer as dicas, e especialmente o caderno de hospedes, que eles me deixaram com tanto carinho, uma dica preciosa, e com uma atitude de carinho que não tem preço.
Sei and his friend Antoine were really cool to have. Would welcome them back anytime.
i actually didn't set eyes on sei during his stay with me, but he was nonetheless a wonderful guest! sei was easy to communicate with, very self sufficient, and barely left a trace. highly recommended.
It was a treat to welcome Sei and Daniela back after their brief trip to the beach. They were recharged with good vibes and even better stories about the time they spent in Puerto. They were only here for an eye-blink, but as in their first visit, they were wonderful to have around.
Sei was amazing! Always willing to help out, super clean and just plain fun to have around the house......we were sorry to see them go for sure. They were up for all that Puerto Escondido had to offer and took full advantage of the time they had.......wish every Airbnb client could be like Sei! Hope to see him again soon!
Sei and Daniella couldn't have been more fun to have as guests. We shared neighborhoods in Brooklyn and experiences in Rio, a love for food, an adventurous spirit and an unquenchable curiosity about Oaxaca. They were neat, comfortable and self-sufficient in my home. They were also good to my pets and easy to share stories with over coffee. They're welcome back anytime.
Well, there is a lot, of things i could say about Daniela and Sei and, and still be short, no wonder why they are superhost .They were just fantastic guests, so ,so polite and considerate about us and about the house, respectful, and were always in a good mood, trying to make the best of our city ¡¡, they were so willling to try it all, the food, the musems, the pyramids, the restaurants, the markets, everything, we do hope when they continue their journey trough our country they have a great time, and great experiences- As a hosts just perfet guys, clean, silent and respectfull and above all very polite, there is just nothing better to expect, i would recomend them to anyone i guarantee will be a great time, they are welcome into our house at any time, Thx a lot.
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Sei is a close friend, a refreshingly passionate and conscientious artist, and a native New Yorker. I get turned on to his still being turned on to the city after having spent his entire life here. Whether it's art, performance, food, or just bold fun, he's always pointing me in the right direction. You'd be fortunate to meet his acquaintance and get turned on too.
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Sei is a sweet guy and full of surprises. You'll have a wonderful and thought-provoking talk with him and then he'll show you the best, most delicious hole-in-the-wall spot to eat, right before he shows you some crazy warehouse party! Very cool dude.
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Hey looking nice. Can this be played without buying any source games?
Bisounours Party is meant to be a fun mod settled in a colorful universe with various fast paced gamemodes such as Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Capture The Flag and more fun gamemodes such as Coop, Sourceforts-like...
Bisounours Party 5 is now released. After 4 years of work, a new arrival of carebears has come to fight the evil forces of the enferlulz.
Posted by orygin on Oct 2nd, 2013
This new version, bringing a whole lot of new stuff, can be downloaded on the Bisounours Party website.
Or you can choose one of the following mirrors to download it directly :
A few servers are running already. Come join the fun.
Instructions to host a Linux dedicated server are available on the download page.
Hey looking nice. Can this be played without buying any source games?
Source SDK 2007 is free. You just need a Steam account.
Thanks for the reply. Also thanks for your downvotes, I love haters.
What the **** is this and why do I want it.
How could you NOT want it?
Dans les future mises a jours il seras possible de bouger les blocs en mode Fort comme dans gmod ?
J'ai remarqué aussi un bug avec le succes "TGV", sa donne un sacré coups de lag hahaha surtout quand on l'enchaîne !
awww yeaaaaaaaaaaa
Strange - I only thought about this mod two days ago. And now there is an update! A sign of god, clearly! Time to frag some carebears.
Already installed but no servers on. :_(
******' awesome!
Will play!
I correct myself: Will love. Epic mod, epic gameplay, love, love, love!
This game looks nice.. Will try it in multiplayer..
Suggestion: Add direct weaponbindings to the options menu.
If you are looking for a server, try mine, im Dani The Master Driver, add me if you want to join me


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Good Audio, I Shall Add This To My Music Collection
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Thanks, but this is the original, not the Ryan Lewis remix.
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Ryan Lewis is the producer, but you are correct, it is not the remix with Fences.
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"I left for this trip expecting to bless other people, but looking back on it, I was the one who received the real blessing," said Kathryn Inman, a TWC nursing student. "This experience was life-changing and I learned things about myself that can't be taught in a school setting."
The TWC team was headquartered in Ciudad Quesada at the Centro Rural Methodisto Center with United Methodist missionaries Marion and Mary Woods. The camp is located high in the foothills surrounding the Arenal Volcano National Park.
Under the supervision of Dr. Robert Cornette, Mrs. Lisa Kirkland, and Ms. Debora Coyle, the nursing students checked blood pressures, blood sugar rates, vision, and provided other routine health exams that are indicators of wellness. Vitamins and toothbrushes were provided to all patients, along with glasses and other over-the-counter products, as needed.
Patients rotated through health stations and enjoyed making crafts and doing Bible school activities conducted by TWC students under the supervision of Dr. Chris Dover and Dr. Nancy Gregg. One morning was spent touring the public hospital in Ciudad Quesada, where team members learned about the social medicine system of Costa Rica and got a first-hand look at the country's medical practices.
The TWC team ended their spring break in Costa Rica by zip lining along the top of the rainforest canopy across eleven cable stations, through lush tropical greenery, over a waterfall, and ending on the canopy floor. They also hiked, had a tour of the Arenal Volcano Observatory, and enjoyed relaxing in the thermal waters of the Tabicon River.
"The TWC students and faculty members really worked together to serve the Costa Rican students, their families, and the communities we visited," said Dr. Nancy Gregg, TWC assistant professor of education and psychology and coordinator of the master of science in curriculum leadership program.
"Senior nursing students helped junior nursing students with their clinical skills while pre-nursing and other students also had the chance to participate in both health checks and Bible school activities. All of this occurred in a setting that is radically different from the students' home surroundings. It is humbling to know that we are so blessed, and that knowledge creates in us a desire to truly 'go into the world' as the Bible tells us so that we can share the Gospel and serve our brothers and sisters, whatever their needs may be."
Photo: While performing mission work in Costa Rica, Tennessee Wesleyan College nursing student Kayla Snyder holds a 1-month-old patient. Left to right looking on: TWC nursing student Katie Donovan and pre-nursing student Kaitlyn Sims.TWC Students Provide Health Care in Costa Rica
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