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Scotland to host Afghanistan for two ODIs
Apr 25, 2016: Scotland will host Afghanistan in two ODIs at the Grange in Edinburgh in July
Scotland v Hong Kong, WT20 qualifier, Group B, Nagpur
Mommsen calls for rethink over World Cup qualifying path, venues
Mar 12, 2016: Preston Mommsen, the Scotland captain, has called on the ICC to have a rethink about the venue of the qualifying tournament - currently scheduled for Bangladesh in 2018 - for the 50-over World Cup in 2019 in England
Scotland v Zimbabwe, WT20 qualifier, Group B, Nagpur
Mommsen frustrated as opportunities fail to knock
Mar 10, 2016: Preston Mommsen, Scotland's captain, says his team's lack of exposure is denying them the chance to bridge the gap between potential and results.
Scotland v Zimbabwe, WT20 qualifier, Group B, Nagpur
After 20 matches and 17 years, Scotland still unable to tame the beast
Mar 10, 2016: Associate cricket is all about winning, said Scotland's captain Preston Mommsen, and in a major tournament Scotland have still to experience what it feels like
Know Your Associates
Feb 18, 2016: The current Scotland side are better equipped to cause big upsets than their predecessors
Netherlands v Scotland, WCL Championship
Scots meet Dutch in top of the table clash
Sep 13, 2015: Netherlands and Scotland have been neck and neck all summer, sharing the title at July's World Twenty20 Qualifier before a tense four-day Intercontinental Cup encounter. Now they are set to tussle for sole possession of first place in the WCL Championship
Intercontinental Cup 2015-17
Netherlands look to break Scotland duck
Sep 7, 2015: A victory over Scotland would not only get their 2015-17 campaign back on track, it would be somewhat historic: Netherlands have never beaten Scotland in five I-Cup matches
Scotland v Nepal, WCL, Ayr
Mommsen satisfied with convincing wins
Aug 1, 2015: Scotland captain Preston Mommsen has expressed relief at having secured the full four points from a pair of WCL Championship outings against Nepal after both contests were marred by poor weather
WCL Championship, Ayr
Mommsen pleased with fightback from fatigue
Jul 30, 2015: Scotland captain Preston Mommsen admitted his side was feeling the after-effects of the World Twenty20 Qualifier, but said he was relieved after Scotland's tense three-run win over Nepal on Wednesday
Scotland v Nepal, WCL Championship, Ayr
Scotland hold out against Khadka onslaught
Jul 29, 2015: A thrilling chase from Nepal fell just short of producing victory on their WCL Championship debut as Scotland captain Preston Mommsen's first-innings 62-ball 78 was just enough for the hosts to cling on
World T20 Qualifier 2015
Mommsen, Borren look to savour India trip
Jul 26, 2015: Scotland captain Preston Mommsen and his Netherlands counterpart Peter Borren both heaped praise on their respective squads after the two teams were declared co-champions at the World Twenty20 Qualifier following a rained-out final
Scotland v Netherlands, World T20 Qualifier, Group B, Edinburgh
Barresi, Borren fifties give Netherlands big win
Jul 11, 2015: Scotland captain Preston Mommsen's unbeaten 44-ball 68 went in vain after his bowlers and fielders conceded too many runs, to allow Netherlands to amass 191 for 6, for a 32-run win
ICC news
Anger as 10-team World Cup not up for debate
Jul 1, 2015: For all the outcry, the ICC annual conference remained wedded to a 10-team World Cup looks set to go ahead in England - and the ECB's unyielding attitude has caused resentment from Ireland and Scotland in particular
Scotland v Afghanistan, Intercontinental Cup, Stirling, 2nd day
Scotland undone by Shenwari and Nabi
Jun 3, 2015: Samiullah Shenwari and Mohammad Nabi took eight wickets for 48 runs to lead a strong display for Afghanistan in their Intercontinental Cup match against Scotland in Stirling
World Cup 2015: Scotland
Mar 14, 2015: Scotland showed glimpses of quality even in their worst moments but "fine margins" and "bad luck" meant they left the World Cup without a victory - one that may never come
Australia v Scotland, World Cup 2015, Group B, Hobart
We're still very positive - Mommsen
Mar 13, 2015: Scotland captain Preston Mommsen said the feeling in the Scotland camp ahead of the Australia match was one not of trepidation, but excitement
Scotland v Sri Lanka, World Cup 2015, Pool A, Hobart
Spirited Scotland upbeat for big matches
Mar 10, 2015: Qualification for the quarter-finals is a dream that has now disappeared, but the goal of winning a World Cup match for the first time remains for Scotland
Bangladesh v Scotland, World Cup 2015, Group A, Nelson
Mommsen targets 'weaknesses' in death bowling
Mar 4, 2015: Preston Mommsen has said he expects Bangladesh to field a spin-heavy attack before adding that Scotland had worked hard to improve that area of their game over the past few months
World Cup 2015
Jurgensen joins Scotland as consultant
Mar 3, 2015: Shane Jurgensen has joined Scotland as a consultant ahead of their game against Bangladesh on March 5
Afghanistan v Scotland, World Cup 2015, Group A, Dunedin
Feb 26, 2015: The pain of this defeat will haunt Scotland all the more with their future participation at World Cups under threat
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As South Africa's slump gets deeper after the triangular series exit, ESPNcricinfo looks at three areas that need special focus and could possibly salvage them
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He understands the Indian mentality better and doesn't have to deal with star players on the wane
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A two-division structure will give the format the shake-up it needs. It's important for fans of the traditional game to embrace change
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Cricket stats need to take into account various contextual factors relating to players' and teams' performances if they are to be meaningful
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True family fun, Hood River style, returns Aug. 1 to Jackson Park with the annual "Families in the Park" series of free concerts.
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Kid-friendly activities are usually part of the fun, and dancing is encouraged.
On Aug. 1, enjoy the seven-piece Jacob Merlin Band. Opener will be the local rock act Walter and the Conquerors.
Eyeopener Lions Club will be serving fajitas to raise money for fireworks/activities.
The Aug. 8 concert will be Petty Fever (Tom Petty tribute), with local rockers Toy Gun Conspiracy opening.
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n Hood River Movies in the Park, Saturdays in Jackson Park, is presented by Hood River County Community Education and Hood River Parks and Recreation. The event is sponsored by G. Williker's Toy Shoppe, Gorge Dental, Griffith Motors, Cascade Pet Camp, Papa Murphy's Take N' Bake Pizza, and Hood River County Commission on Children and Families.
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|Aug 22, 1989
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|Jan 13, 1988
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|Jan 13, 1988
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|Lloyd C. Bobb, Barbara J. White, Jon P. Davis
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|The United States Of America As Represented By The Secretary Of The Navy
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|Patent Citations (4), Referenced by (10), Classifications (10), Legal Events (4)
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The invention described herein may be used by and for the Government of the United States of America for governmental purposes without the payment of any royalties thereon or therefor.
The present invention relates to light beam phase modulators and more particularly to such modulators for maintaining quadrature phasing between the light beams which are utilized in interferometers.
Modulators for changing the phase of a light beam passing through an optical waveguide are well known to those skilled in the optical arts. One application for such modulators is found in interferometers of the type wherein a physical parameter is sensed by directing light beams through two separate optical waveguides and wherein means is included for maintaining quadrature phasing between those light beams to permit direct readout from only one of the waveguides. In this application, that one optical waveguide is varied in length and refractive index, which adjusts the optical path length. To vary the length of that optical waveguide, a piezoelectric stretcher is commonly utilized which applies stress to that optical waveguide in some proportion with the voltage applied thereto. Characteristically, such stretchers operate at high voltages, which present difficulties when interferometers are operated outside the laboratory environment. Also, a lengthy piece of optical waveguide is wrapped around the piezoelectric material. Such stretchers are somewhat massive when compared with the other components in the interferometer. Furthermore, when the physical parameter is to be sensed in water, the piezoelectric stretcher must be waterproofed with potting material which only adds further bulk to the interferometer.
It is the general object of the present invention to control the length and refractive index of an optical waveguide by applying heat thereto with an electric current.
It is a specific object of the present invention to provide a phase modulator for varying the optical path length through an optical waveguide in accordance with the above stated general object.
It is another specific object of the present invention to provide an interferometer wherein the optical path length through an optical waveguide is varied in accordance with the above stated general object.
These and other objects are accomplished using the light beam phase modulating concept of this invention by disposing an electrically resistive element at a thermal interface with the optical waveguide. Heat in proportion to the square of current passed through the resistive element causes thermal expansion therein which varies the length and refractive index thereof in accordance with the desired phase modulation. Either or both the area of the interface and the current are sized in accordance with the desired response of the phase modulation. The scope of the present invention is only limited by the appended claims for which support is predicated on the preferred embodiments hereinafter set forth in the following description and the attached drawings wherein like reference characters refer to like elements throughout the several figures.
FIG. 1 illustrates an optical fiber waveguide having one preferred embodiment of the invention incorporated therewith;
FIG. 2 illustrates a Mach-Zehnder interferometer wherein the invention is incorporated to maintain quadrature phasing between the sensing and reference legs thereof; and
FIG. 3 is the light intensity verses phase diagram for the interferometer of FIG. 2.
As one preferred embodiment of the invention, a modulator 10 of the type which controls the phase of a light beam passing through an optical waveguide 12, such as an optical fiber, is illustrated in FIG. 1. In the modulator 10, an electrically resistive element 14 is disposed at a thermal interface with the optical waveguide 12. Heat in proportion to the square of current passed through the resistive element varies the refractive index and the length thereof in accordance with the desired phase modulation. Any voltage means 16 may be utilized for passing current through the resistive element 14, such as a dc voltage source connected across the ends thereof. As is well known to those skilled in the electrical arts, the voltage means 16 passes current through the element 14 and generates power therein of a magnitude equal to that current squared multiplied by the resistance of the element 14, or I2 R. Of course, some of the heat generated in the element 14 is conducted through the thermal interface to the optical waveguide 12 which expands or changes in configuration at a rate dependent on how fast the heat is applied thereto. The response time of the desired phase modulation can be enhanced by increasing the power generated in the element 14 or by decreasing the diameter of the optical fiber.
Although the resistive element 14 may have various configurations within the scope of the invention, a cylindrical configuration thereof has been found to be easily fabricated. In the cylindrical configuration, the element 14 circumferentially encloses a longitudinal portion of the optical waveguide 12 and is fabricated from a metal material, such as gold which can be vacuum deposited thereon. Voltage means 16 may be conventionally connected to the element 14 through wires 18 which are affixed thereto using any suitable technique, such as bonding. If direct connection thereto is objectionable, thick conductors (not shown) of very low resistance can also be vacuum deposited to extend from the element 14 on the waveguide 12, along the longitudinal axis thereof. The wires 18 may then be connected to such conductors at a remote location from the resistive element 14 using any suitable technique. Many other fabrication techniques and materials can be utilized for the resistive element 14. For example a copper spring of substantially cylindrical shape could be fabricated independently of the optical waveguide 12 and manipulated thereonto, such as with special tooling. Furthermore, when the waveguide 12 consists of optical fiber, the resistive element 14 may interface with either the clad which is disposed over the core thereof, or the removable outer jacket thereof. For jacketed fibers the response time will be slightly slower but a higher number of fringe shifts will be realized per unit temperature change in the optical fiber. Of course, the thinner its cylindrical wall, the lower the thermal mass of the resistive element 14 and therefore, the shorter is the response time for the same magnitude of power applied thereto.
A particular application for the modulator 10 of this invention is found in a Mach-Zehnder interferometer 20, such as is illustrated in FIG. 2. Substantially identical light beams are directed through two separate optical waveguides 12 within the interferometer 20 and means 22 is included therein for maintaining quadrature phasing therebetween to permit the magnitude of a physical parameter to be read out directly from only one of the output waveguides 13. Magnetic field intensity is one such physical parameter which is commonly sensed in this manner and requires that a magnetostrictive device 24 be disposed on one of the waveguides 12. Although the modulator 10 and the magnetostrictive device 24 is shown to be on the same waveguide 12 in FIG. 2, they could each be disposed on a different waveguide 12. The light beams originate from a laser 26 and pass through a beam splitter 28 to the optical waveguides 12. Each beam passes through a beam combiner 30 and through an output waveguide 13 to a separate detector means 32, such as a photodiode, for deriving an electrical signal in direct proportion to the intensity (I) of each light beam passing therefrom. Output from one detector means 32 is processed through a readout circuit 34 to produce the magnetic field intensity signal S.
In the quadrature phasing means 22, both outputs from the detector means 32 are connected to a summing junction means 36, such as an operational amplifier, for comparing those outputs to derive an error signal output in direct proportion with the magnitude of the differential existing therebetween. The error signal output from the summing junction means 36 is connected to a power amplifier means 38 for controlling a voltage output in direct proportion with that error signal output. Modulator 10 is connected within the quadrature phasing means 22 and receives the voltage output from the power amplifier means 38 which passes current therethough in inverse proportion to the resistance thereof. Heat develops in the modulator 10 because of this current and thermally induces stress in the optical waveguide 12 which changes the length and refractive index thereof to alter or shift the phase of the light beam propagating therethrough. As shown in FIG. 3, this phase shift causes the relative intensity of the light beams propagating through the output waveguides 13 to vary. Because heat is applied so long as any differential exists beween the outputs from the detector means 32, that differential is driven to zero when that phase shift reaches π/4 radians, for which the error signal output becomes zero to terminate the supply of current to the modulator 10. As is well known to those skilled in the art of interferometers, the slope of the intensity for both light beams reaches a maximum at the π/4 radians phase shift and therefore, the relative phasing therebetween is at quadrature.
For the interferometer application of FIG. 2, the sensitivity of the modulator 10 to small voltage changes is considerably greater than that of conventinal piezoelectric stretchers which are commonly utilized to obtain quadrature phasing. Furthermore, the length of the waveguide 12 in the modulator 10 is significantly reduced when compared to the length of the waveguide in a conventional piezoelectric stretcher. In a typical modulator 10, a 2.3 centimeter length of jacketed optical fiber waveguide produces a phase shift of over 300 radians per volt, whereas in a conventional piezoelectric stretcher, a 12 centimeter length of jacketed fiber produces a phase shift of only 0.08 radian per volt. Clearly, the modulator 10 of the invention requires shorter lengths of waveguide and may be operated at considerably lower voltages than conventional piezoelectric stretchers.
Those skilled in the art will appreciate without any further explanation that many modifications and variations are possible to the above disclosed thermal modulator embodiments, within the concept of this invention. Consequently, it should be understood that all such modifications and variations fall within the scope of the following claims.
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|Filing date
|Publication date
|May 19, 1975
|Mar 23, 1976
|U.S. Philips Corporation
|Method of making light-dot distribution for the holographic storage of binary information with the aid of electronically controlled switching masks
|Oct 7, 1981
|May 13, 1986
|Mcdonnell Douglas Corporation
|Compact optical gyro
|Oct 9, 1985
|Jun 23, 1987
|Spectron Development Laboratories, Inc.
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|Omron Tateisi Electronics Company
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|Battelle Memorial Institute
|Optical modulation at millimeter-wave frequencies
|May 22, 1989
|May 14, 1991
|The United States Of America As Represented By The Secretary Of The Navy
|High power, high sensitivity microwave calorimeter
|Feb 7, 1989
|May 21, 1991
|E. I. Du Pont De Nemours And Company
|Optical switch having a phase change region therein
|Oct 31, 1991
|Nov 24, 1992
|The United States Of America As Represented By The Secretary Of The Navy
|Thermal phase modulator and method of modulation of light beams by optical means
|Oct 5, 1998
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|Lucent Technologies Inc.
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|Light reception device and method for controlling the same
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|E.I. Du Pont De Nemours And Company
|Optical switch
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|356/477, 356/481, 385/3, 359/288
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|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Feb 8, 1993
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*As the nation celebrates Independence Day, some taking extended weekends out of the city camping and swimming, there's no better time for this hilarious episode from web series "Black Folk Don't."
A satirical look at what black folks do and don't do with interview clips from a cross-section of black folks in New Orleans, this week's episode is BLACK FOLK DON'T: CAMP (blackfolkdont.com).
Created by film director-producer Angela Tucker (someone who does plenty of things "black folk don't do"!), the series is funny, provocative, and designed to generate lots of social sharing and discussion. Highlights include:
- *A funny story from MSNBC host Melissa Harris Perry about how she and her civil rights lawyer husband navigate the white Southern trails – he wearing a Confederate flag cap "signaling we're friendly…. to make things safer for us."
- *Interview with cultural critic Toure: "I went camping once. It was for a TV show. I would not have gone if not for it being for a TV show. I did not like it…."
- *Spotlight on the laughable episode of "Oprah camping" with comments from Black Folk Don't interviewee: "It's just not something we do. It felt wrong to her, it felt wrong to me to watch it. It just felt wrong."
- *And plenty of laughter and anecdotes from black folks answering the question: "If black folk can live in the hood why can't we go to the woods? The great outdoors seems to be the last frontier when it comes to Black People. What's keeping us from engaging with Mother Nature?"
The "Black Folk Don't" web series is currently airing its second season at blackfolkdont.com. It premiered last week with "Black Folk Dont: Swim." UPCOMING episodes include: Black Folk Don't….. "Have Eating Disorders," "Do Atheism," "Commit Suicide," ….. and "Get Married."
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Dying is not this cheerful, but we need to think it is. "The Barbarian Invasions" is a movie about a man who dies about as pleasantly as it's possible to imagine; the audience sheds happy tears. The man is a professor named Remy, who has devoted his life to wine, women and left-wing causes, and now faces death by cancer, certain and soon. His wife divorced him years ago because of his womanizing, his son is a millionaire who dislikes him and everything he stands for, many of his old friends are estranged, and the morphine is no longer controlling the pain. By the end of the story, miraculously, he will have gotten away with everything, and be forgiven and beloved.
The young embrace the fantasy that they will live forever. The old cling to the equally seductive fantasy that they will die a happy death. This is a fantasy for adults. It is also a movie with brains, indignation, irony and idealism -- a film about people who think seriously, and express themselves with passion. It comes from Denys Arcand of Quebec, whose "The Decline of the American Empire" (1986) involved many of the same characters during the fullness of their lives. At that time they either worked in the history department of a Montreal university or slept with somebody who did, and my review noted that "everybody talks about sex, but the real subject is wit ... their real passion comes in the area of verbal competition."
When people are building their careers, they need to prove they're better than their contemporaries. Those who win must then prove -- to themselves -- that they're as good as they used to be. Whether Remy was a good history professor is an interesting point (his son has to bribe three students to visit his bedside, but one of them later refuses to take the money). He certainly excelled in his lifestyle, as the lustiest and most Falstaffian of his circle, but every new conquest meant leaving someone behind -- and now, at the end, he seems to have left almost everyone behind.
We've all known someone like Remy. Frequently their children don't love them as much as their friends do. We have a stake in their passions; they live at full tilt so we don't have to, and sometimes even their castaways come to admire the life force that drives them on to new conquests, more wine, later nights. His former wife Louise (Dorothee Berryman) calls their son Sebastien (Stephane Rousseau) in London, where he is a rich trader, to tell him his father is near death, and although he hasn't spoken to the old man in a long time, Sebastien flies home with his fiancee Gaelle (Marina Hands).
Their first meeting goes badly; it is a replay of Remy's socialist rejection of Sebastien's values and his "worthless" job. But Sebastien has learned from the financial world how to get things done, and soon he has bribed a union official to prepare a private room for his father on a floor of the hospital no longer in use. He even wants to fly his father to America for treatment, but Remy blusters that he fought for socialized medicine and he will stick with it. The movie is an indictment of overcrowded Canadian hospitals and absent-minded care-givers, but it also reveals a certain flexibility, as when the nun caring for Remy tells his son that morphine no longer kills the pain ... but heroin would.
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Sebastien calls up his father's old friends. Some are Remy's former lovers. Two are gay. One, Remy's age, has started a new family. They gather at first rather gingerly around the deathbed of this person they had drifted away from, but eventually their reunion becomes a way to remember their younger days, their idealism, their defiant politics. Remy is sometimes gray and shaking with pain, but the movie sidesteps the horrendous side-effects of chemotherapy and uses heroin as the reason why he can play the graceful and even ebullient host at his own passing. There is a scene at a lakeside cottage that is so perfect and moving that only a churl would wonder how wise it is to leave a terminally ill man outside all night during the Quebec autumn, even with blankets wrapped around him.
"The Barbarian Invasions," also written by Arcand, is manipulative without apology, and we want it to be. There's no market for a movie about a man dying a miserable death, wracked by the nausea of chemo. Indeed Remy is even allowed his taste for good wines and family feasts. And what a marvel the way his wife and his former (and current!) lovers gather around to celebrate what seems to have been the most remarkable case of priapism any of them have ever encountered. They are not so much forgiving him, I think, as envying his ability to live on his own terms and get away with it. His illusions are all he has, and although they were deceived by them, they don't want Remy to die without them. As a good friend of mine once observed, nobody on his deathbed ever says, "I'm glad I always flew economy class."
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Casa Mosaico Hostel, Santiago
- Free breakfast and free WiFi
Main amenities
- 8 guestrooms
- Rooftop terrace
- Terrace
- 24-hour front desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Arcade/game room
- Computer station
- Self-serve laundry
- Multilingual staff
- Barbecue grills
- Luggage storage
- Tour/ticket assistance
What's around
- In Bellavista
- Palacio de la Moneda (1.3 mi / 2.1 km)
- Santiago Town Square (0.7 mi / 1.1 km)
- Plaza de la Constitucion (1.2 mi / 1.9 km)
- National Museum of Fine Arts (0.2 mi / 0.3 km)
- Forest Park (0.3 mi / 0.5 km)
Feel at home
- Private bathroom
- Terrace
- Daily housekeeping
- Laundry facilities
- Arcade/game room
- Barbecue grill(s)
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Casa Mosaico Hostel, Santiago
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $14
- Standard Double Room, Private Bathroom (EXTERNO)
- Single Room
- Standard Twin Room
- Shared Dormitory, 1 Single Bed (6 people)
- Shared Dormitory, Mixed Dorm, Shared Bathroom (6 BEDS)
- Superior Room, Private Bathroom (EXTERNO)
- Superior Room, Private Bathroom
Also popular with travelers from the USA
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 8 rooms
- 24-hour check-in
- Check-out time is Noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Children (2 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- No pets or service animals allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
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In the hotel
- Free breakfast
- Barbeque grills
- Arcade/game room
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 2013
- Rooftop terrace
- Terrace
- Accessible bathroom
In the room
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Free WiFi
- Daily housekeeping
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Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- The national sales tax (19%) is charged upon check-out to citizens of Chile regardless of length of stay and to foreigners staying in the country for 60 consecutive days or more. To qualify for a tax exemption, foreigners must pay for their stay in foreign currency (not in Chilean pesos) and present a valid passport along with the migration card they received upon arrival in the country at check-in. Furthermore, the tax may apply per room when the room is shared by a taxable and a nontaxable guest.
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Excellent 4.0 /5 from 16 reviews
I would recommend staying here. Great location, a short walk from the nightlife on Pio Nono, but not loud at night. Not a long walk to the center or Cerro San Cristobal. I booked a private room with a double bed. The room was pretty large. Wifi was super fast the first night, but slow the other 2 nights. No hot water in the sink. There was hot water in the shower, but it did not last very long; after the 1st day I adapted fine, though. Breakfast was good. Front desk staff was friendly.
Nice hostel in a quiet and safe location that is not far from Metro stations and nightlife, both about 10 minutes walk. Rooms are basic but clean. Shower is very small but has very consistent hot water, which is actually more difficult to find than you may expect at a hostel. WiFi is fantastic, which is another difficult find at hostels. The rooftop patio is great. The girls at the front desk are very friendly at helpful, and speak good English. Overall, pretty much what I expected from a good hostel at a good location.
Loved the location, the funkiness (in a good way), and the staff. Great location for roaming the neighborhood. Staff helped me get to a Dr when I needed one. Will totally stay again.
Reviews are written all over the walls..very artistic. A Bohemian neighborhood. Hostel rooms are named after poets. Breakfast was very limited. Overnight staff was very helpful
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Rick Porcello's Thursday afternoon didn't start the way he had envisioned it when he arrived at the ballpark.
The inning started with the right-hander letting up a single, hitting the next batter with a pitch and then the following hitter reached on an infield single that allowed the bases to be loaded.
The next batter hit into a double play, but a run scored and then the second run of the inning scored on a wild pitch to put the Red Sox in a 2-0 hole before they even stepped to the plate.
"I think lately it's just been the first inning, honestly. A couple of starts I have been able to recover from it, but today I felt like I was a little sloppy," said Porcello. "I didn't help myself out by not fielding that ball, I think that was a pretty big play and the wild pitch was big too. I had a guy up in that situation that I felt like I could get out and just overcooked it with the slider and it resulted in two runs and some things I need to be a little cleaner with."
Porcello's last start against the Mariners had an almost identical situation. Porcello loaded the bases before he was rescued by a double play, but he was forced to surrender a run in the process. In Porcello's last three starts, he has allowed a first inning run in all three. Porcello has allowed five runs on 14 hits in the first inning this season.
The Red Sox offense hasn't been the same as of late, batting .274 in the month of June, and being down early hasn't helped the situation.
"We are a very good offensive team. That was something special though," said Porcello. "Everybody was firing on all-cylinders. It is baseball you know that, that is not going to happen the entire season. We are still putting up runs, but it is not happening as early as it was. We got to do a better job of setting the tone and not let them get on the board first and really set the tone with some zeros early in the game and give our guys a chance to settle in with their approaches and do what they do."
Red Sox closer Craig Kimbrel was ready to redeem himself in Thursday afternoon's game following suffering a loss against the White Sox on Monday night.
After throwing eight pitches to keep the Red Sox tied with the White Sox in the ninth inning, Kimbrel walked back into the Red Sox dugout and told manager John Farrell that he wanted to pitch the next inning.
"Our bullpen, we have been pitching a lot and I felt like throwing eight pitches I need to go back out and do a little bit more work," said Kimbrel.
After the Red Sox left two men stranded on base in the bottom of the ninth inning, Kimbrel emerged from the dugout to pitch the top of the tenth. The move symbolized neither pitcher nor manager was thinking back to Monday's outing. To make matters more interesting, Kimbrel entered the tenth having never pitched two complete innings in his career and also being 0-2 with a 4.35 ERA in non-save situations this season.
The decision to have Kimbrel pitch the tenth inning seemed immediately regrettable. The 28-year-old right-hander walked the first batter he faced, gave up a single to the next hitter and then walked another batter to load the bases with nobody out.
"In a situation like that you have to get just take it one pitch at a time," said Kimbrel.
With his back against the wall, Kimbrel was able to get the next batter to pop out before striking out the next two batters to get out of the inning without any damage.
"With the first pitch pop out that was pretty big, I think that put everybody in a better mindset. We were one pitch away from a double play," said Kimbrel. "I was able to get two strikeouts and get out of the inning. This was a good game. It was a back and forth game, a hard fought game. There were a lot of situations where guys came up big and that is the reason we won the game."
"A lot has been talked about when he comes in, in a non-save situation. Twice in a very rare relief appearance for him, two innings," added Farrell. "After eight pitches in the first inning he was still in great shape with a lot in the tank. In a bases loaded situation nobody out, find a way to get a pop up and a couple of strikeouts. Just a helluva job on his part given the situation."
Kimbrel's teammates also took notice of his performance.
"It was bases loaded no out and he shut it down. That is how nasty he is," said Xander Bogaerts, who hit the game winning single. "He's pretty filthy, one of the best closer's in the game and that is what we all expect from him. He's human also, but more chances than not you're going to get a performance like that."
The Red Sox were able to plate a run in the bottom half of the 10th to give the Red Sox and Kimbrel a win.
"After losing the first three games against these guys, we knew coming into today that we needed to win, especially going on this road trip," said Kimbrel. "We are definitely going to have a happy flight."
The Red Sox outfield took another hit Thursday when Chris Young pulled his hamstring rounding first base after ripping a ball off the Green Monster in the second inning in the Red Sox' 8-7 extra innings win over the White Sox.
Young fell to the ground in serious pain grabbing the back of his right leg and needed help off the field from the trainer and manager John Farrell.
The Red Sox outfield took another hit Thursday when Chris Young pulled his hamstring rounding first base after ripping a ball off the Green Monster in the second inning in the Red Sox' 8-7 extra innings win over the White Sox.
Young fell to the ground in serious pain grabbing the back of his right leg and needed help off the field from the trainer and manager John Farrell.
It was a severe enough strain that the team was able to already say he would be going on the 15-day disabled list after the game.
"This is significant enough that we can make the DL call right now," Farrell said.
Young is hoping it isn't as serious as it looked in the field at the time and he will feel a little better when he wakes up on Friday.
"I have never had it before. I have never had that feeling before, so I really don't know how it is going to respond," Young said. "I mean it feels OK right now, so I mean I think that is a positive. Coming off the field I didn't think I would be able to feel like I feel right now, so I am trying to be as optimistic as possible and see how it feels in the morning."
As for his spot on the roster, Farrell said the team didn't know who that would be, although he did rule out Brock Holt, who is still rehabbing with Triple-A Pawtucket as he works his way back from a concussion.
Another player it won't likely be is Andrew Benintendi, as the 2015 first-round pick had just 456 minor league at-bats and just 123 in Double-A prior today. Given what has happened in the past with the organization in rushing players to the big leagues, it would seem they will take their time with him and thus he's not an option.
The more likely player is Bryce Brentz, who is currently on the 40-man roster, and president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski name-dropped him on Monday following the demotion of Rusney Castillo as an outfielder who is performing well. Brentz came into Thursday batting .278 with three home runs and 17 RBIs in 38 games with Pawtucket this season.
Also, the team will likely only need this roster spot for a few days as Holt is set to play nine innings over the weekend and if everything goes as planned and he comes out of it feeling good, it appears he could be ready for a return early next week.
But, on a larger scale, Holt is not best served as an everyday left fielder. He's better off as a utility man, so with the injuries to Young, as well as Blake Swihart, the team could be adding left field to their list of needs before the trade deadline.
Sometimes it doesn't matter how it goes, as long as it's a W in the standings and that was the case Thursday for the Red Sox.
Even though the bullpen looked very vulnerable, the Red Sox were able to rally from 4-1 and 7-5 deficits to come away with a 8-7, 10-inning win over the White Sox to avoid a four-game sweep and their first four-game losing streak of the season.


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Following last year's release of Microsoft's Xbox One and Sony's PlayStation 4, many games scheduled to debut this year will harness the power of those next-generation systems in hopes of fulfilling long-simmering expectations ("Watch Dogs," ''Metal Gear Solid V"), pushing preexisting franchises into the future ("Thief," ''inFamous: Second Son") or potentially revolutionizing the medium altogether ("Titanfall," ''Destiny").
The lineup for 2014 includes updates to a couple of beloved role-playing series ("Dragon Age: Inquisition," ''The Elder Scrolls Online"), new entries in long-running Nintendo franchises ("Mario Kart 8," ''Super Smash Brothers") and an interactive parody where passing gas is considered a lethal weapon ("South Park: The Stick of Truth").
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— "Dragon Age: Inquisition" (for PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PC; fall 2014): After disappointing many fans with 2011's "Dragon Age II," developer BioWare hopes to reclaim the throne with the third chapter of its ambitious fantasy series by providing players with more choices, including the ability to play as a member of the fierce Qunari race.
— "Destiny" (for PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One; Sept. 9, 2014): Bungie Studios is going out of this world — way, way out of this world — for their first creation since 2010's "Halo: Reach." The sprawling interstellar shoot-'em-up takes place within an always-online universe where gamers can team up to complete missions, battle adversaries or each other.
— "The Elder Scrolls Online" (for PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One; spring 2014): The epic role-playing franchise "Elder Scrolls" goes online in this massively multiplayer rendition from ZeniMax Online Studios. Set a millennium before "Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim," the sweeping open-ended version centers on a trio of warring factions in the hard-knock realm of Tamriel.
— "inFamous: Second Son" (for PlayStation 4; March 21, 2014): The latest edition of Sucker Punch Productions' superpowered series has a new setting, Seattle, and focuses on a new protagonist, Delsin Rowe. Exploiting his ability to absorb powers, the graffiti artist-turned-superhero works to takedown the oppressive Department of Unified Protection. Wham!
— "Mario Kart 8" (for Wii U; spring 2014): Mario, Lugi, Princess Peach and all their friends, as well as some of their enemies, are hitting the road again in the eighth entry of the highly popular go-karting series. "Mario Kart 8" is adding several gravity-defying tricks to the mix, including vehicles and tracks that allow players to zoom across walls and ceilings.
— "South Park: The Stick of Truth" (for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC; March 4, 2014): The long-delayed "South Park" game written by TV show creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone is expected to finally see the light of day this year. The role-playing lampoon casts players as the gang's new kid who must team up with the show's well-known, foul-mouthed characters.
— "Super Smash Brothers" (for Nintendo 3DS, Wii U; 2014): The addictive cartoony fighting franchise comes to Nintendo's latest platforms in 2014 with new combatants, like the cutesy bug-catching Villager from "Animal Crossing," star-loving Rosalina from "Super Mario Galaxy" and the highly flexible Wii Fit trainer from Nintendo's workout franchise.
— "Thief" (for PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PC; Feb. 25, 2014): After a decade-long absence from the video game world, the pickpocket series "Thief" returns with a reboot from developers Eidos Montreal, marking the return of hooded protagonist Garrett. He's come back to his moody hometown to find it overrun by a money-grubbing regime.
— "Titanfall" (for Xbox 360, Xbox One, PC; March 11, 2014): "Call of Duty" meets "Transformers" in "Titanfall." The developers at Repawn Entertainment, many of whom worked on the landmark "Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare," are equipping wannabe supersoldiers with gigantic mechanized robot suits in an always-online shooter exclusive to Microsoft systems.
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— "Watch Dogs" (for PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Wii U, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PC; spring 2014): Interactive art imitates real-life in this surveillance-themed action-adventure romp centering on vigilante Aiden Pearce. With the touch of his smarter-than-smartphone, he can hack into cameras, computers, traffic lights and power grids throughout a high-tech Chicago.
Other games anticipated this year: stealthy prologue "Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes,"; gothic role-playing sequel "Dark Souls II"; developer Techland's "Dead Island" follow-up, "Dying Light"; crowd-funded, point-and-click adventure "Dreamfall Chapters"; Telltale Games' interactive "Game of Thrones"; and a new "Halo" built for the Xbox One.
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