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i'm sorry. >> reporter: sixth street between market and howard is a hot spot marked by everything from loitering -- to violent crime. like this shooting two weeks ago. >> it's been so disappointing. >> reporter: business owner steve barton says he's fed up with the crime and tired of fighting city hall for the past three years to make good on its promise of building a police substation. >> it's just a two block area that doesn't ever seem to get controlled. and i mean if they wanted it to, it would. >> reporter: then in may, barton was attacked and robbed at his restaurant, the outcry prompted sfpd to increase patrol and park a mobile police station every day. >> since we've been stationed here we've seen a lot less drinking in public, a lot less drug dealing, the merchants seem to like us. >> reporter: but the demand units are mobile and leave the neighborhood at night.
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a substation is permanent and key to the redevelopment of this neighborhood. >> this would certainly help solidify the deals that are in the pipeline now and hopefully attract more businesses. >> reporter: right now the sticking points are in the details like staffing, and whether this substation should be fully outfitted or something more sparse. construction plans have actually already been permitted. which means once the city council will give the green light, work could start as soon as next month. the san francisco board of supervisors budget economy restored police after a marathon budget session that wrapped up in the wee hours this morning. the $6.8 billion budget retains a police academy class. it also kept funding for security. mayor ed lee has proposed to contract out hospital security. the full board is now set to
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vote on this budget on july 19th. san francisco fire officials said late today the cause of the fire that killed two firefighters last month was accidental. investigators say the fire was likely caused by wiring. the exact cause has yet to be determined. but investigators say the fire that killed perez and valerio was not deliberately set. union city police say they arrested several members of a criminal -- officers from four agencies served the warrant at a home on ninth avenue between c and d streets. union city police say they are not yet releasing the names or the exact number of those arrested. investigators say the arrests are connected to a robbery and shooting in february of 2008 as a busy neighborhood park. it's a story we covered back in
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february of 2008. 28-year-old juan carlos gomez was killed, another man suffered serious injuried. yet another brazen copper theft to tell you about. thieves ripped the wiring from two softball fields at kennedy park. the damage is estimated at $2,000. all for just a few hundred dollars. many people around the bay area are heading to a few cities where they can buy fireworks legally such as gilroy. ktvu's robert handa is there to show us how some holiday revelers are turning to the internet to skirt the law, robert. >> reporter: the >> reporter: -- julie, all fireworks are illegal if you use them outside of an area that allows them. that makes it tough on law enforcement who have to focus on illegal use but also on
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illegal fireworks. eric rockman is buying legal fireworks in gilroy. but is also familiar of illegal fire fireworks. he said his teenage son were able to buy them. >> the kids get them. he did last year. but it's not going to happen this year. >> reporter: how was he able to do that. >> i didn't pursue that. i know he didn't leave town, so he got it from some where. >> reporter: sellers hide their tracks or use secondary sellers. some sellers we saw displayed only legal fireworks but if called they say there are illegal fireworks available. >> one of the fireworks went off in his hand and severely
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injured his hand to the point that he may lose some fingers. >> reporter: in gilroy, they hope a warning will be enough. >> with every purchase there's a letter that -pl comes from the city of gilroy. that explicitly tells them why they sell them. why in gilroy and why not to transport them in a car. >> reporter: the more powerful illegal fireworks could result in a felony. live in gilroy, robert handa, ktvu channel two news. americans will be flying more and driving less this holiday weekend according to aaa. i want to show you a live picture of emeryville. aaa is forecasting 29 million americans will travel 50 miles or more from home to celebrate independence day. that is down 2.5% from the 40 million people who hit the roads a year ago. aaa says even though gas prices have dropped recently, there are still about a dollar higher than this time last year and that's effecting the number of
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people who plan the drive. and where there are drivers there are law e nforcement officers. the sheriff's department, and police departments are all planning to be out this weekend. stepped up patrols, drivers are urged to plan a safe way home with either a designated driver or calling a taxi or taking public transit. for the latest on traveling this weekend, including any flight delays and special sections on gas prices and other items, go to ktvu.com and click on the holiday travel tab. >> ralley's grocery stores have raised money to keep state parks open. they will donate a nickel every time someone uses a reusable bag. 70 of the 72 state parks are
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slated to close. and ferry ran this morning. each side blamed the other for the confusion. once the word got out passengers started showing up. at issue are severance packages as issue. if that doesn't happen, there could still be a strike. target store opponents in san rafael did not get enough signatures to put a referendum on the november ballot. marine county elections official say keep it local san rafael needed only 37 more signatures. the group is seeking to overturn san rafael's city council approval to open a target there. when classes resume at uc berkeley nearly 1/3 of the freshmen will be from out of state. preliminary figures show 32% of freshman will be from out of state. that's up 3% from last year and
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11% from 2009. nonresidents pay $40,000 in tuition, that is almost triple the instate rate of $20,000. the fire at the kappa sigma fraternity 10 days ago destroyed the house and everything in it. fraternity brothers say the community has rallied to help them. there were so many donations they say they wanted to pass along much of the clothing and toiletries to the sacred hard community center. >> just giving them a bag of food brought tears to their eyes. i want to see that again just to know we're helping them out. now to an emotional story. a 19-year-old native from fremont got a heros welcome today. mike mibach was there as the
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young men returned home from afghanistan and shared what independence day means to him. an escort for a u.s. marine. riley walter, his hometown street filled with family and friends. in the driveway a hand shape and a hug from dad. >> probably the proudest guy in town right now. >> reporter: and a long awaited kiss from his high school sweetheart. >> it was one of the greatest feelings, just being home. i'm just really glad to be home. >> reporter: riley welter comes home on a holiday weekend when the nation is said to celebrate the red, white and blue. and this young 19-year-old man knows even more now the importance of independence day. >> it makes me more proud, it love serving this country, our great nation. we were doing great things over there. >> your service, our freedom. >> reporter: patriot writer penat is a veteran himself with
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a son of his own in the service. >> we need to celebrate more as far as old glory, the red white and blue. god bless america, you are here in the land of the free. because of the brave. >> lance corporal walter served seven months in afghanistan, second batallion. his mother mary walter on her son's return this holiday weekend. >> it means so much to me now. i'm so proud of him and the country and what, i'm just proud. i'm a little overwhelmed right now with the emotions. >> there's no doubt in my mind they raised me as good as possible. it doesn't get much better than that. >> words from a proud son, a u.s. marine, home to celebrate his nation's independence. in fremont, mike mibach. ktvu. maria shriver makes it official. what she did today inside a los angeles courtroom. >> i'm bare feet so that's kind
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of scary. >> reporter: colonies of bacteria, before you hit the beach find out the dangers that may be lurking just underneath the surface of the sand. and we've got a big weekend coming up. you know that it's getting a lot warmer out there. a bit of a sea breeze but no fog. i'll tell you how hot it'll be tomorrow.
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just hours after it took off. bay area residents including a well known actor are on board one of those ships. rita williams spent the day in marin county where she spent the day on what happened. >> reporter: this san rafael dining room became the impromptu command center for news about the ship. steve grisies wife is one of six bay area people including color purple author alice walker on board. >> yeah i'm concerned. i've been concerned from the beginning because they've been making threats of violence. >> reporter: why didn't you go on board? >> because i'm a coward. >> reporter: marin music teacher jewel stayed behind to be the coordinator of the trip. and several hundred activists who say they want to deliver aid to the palestinian people. >> indeed it's political. it's about the human rights of
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the people of gaza. >> reporter: the u.s. ship audacity of hope left with great fanfare earlier today from greece. only to be escorted back to shore a short time later after a brief send off at sea. the ship is carrying thousands of letters of well wishes to the people of gaza. >> we're the mailman. >> reporter: last year's flotila ended with commandos stopping the fish to seize what they called humanitarian aid. officials say the flotila is a bad idea. >> gaza is ruled by hamas. which is a terrorist organization according to the european union and the united states government. and therefor we have no choice accept to patrol what comes in.
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>> reporter: for now, that u.s. ship is stuck in a greek port, but the bay area people say they are going to get to gaza. reporting live in marin, rita williams, ktvu u channel 2 news. leon panetta became the 23rd secretary of defense. >> throughout our history, patriots have fought to preserve our freedom and our independence, you today's patriots are making great sacrifices and fighting to keep america safe. >> the 73-year-old panetta is the oldest incoming defense secretary in history and the first democrat to run the department in more than 40 years. the maker of farmville and
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mafia wars is going public. the game maker could raise $2 billion. the stock market has had its best week since july of 2009 with four days of triple digit gains. bay area analysts say there are a number of factors that play, a rebound in manufacturing, also commodity and energy prices appear to be stabilized, japan is recovering from that massive earthquake and tsunami, and the greek debt crisis is improving. >> i think you could take the view that the economy is almost spring loaded for growth. >> for every thousand dollars invested in the s & p500 since market hit bottom, investors have more than $2,000. since monday the dow has climbed 685 points. today the dow was up 168 points closing at 12,182. the nasdaq was up 42 points. those of us heading to the beach this fourth of july have
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to contend with a new health warning. not about the water but the sand. studies show as much as 10% of people who have close contact with beach sand get bacterial or viral infection. the surface is not usually the problem. the sun's rays help keep bacteria down there. but dig down and you may find bacteria such as salmonella, staff and polio. >> bare feet so that's pretty scary. >> i'm not that worried about it. no. >> reporter: experts say you should clean your hands before handeli, g food at the beach and wash thoroughly after you get home. and some people are going to be spending their holiday weekend at the ski slopes. they say they haven't had skying in july since 1995. squaw valley, sugar bowl and kirkwood are also open this
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weekend. >> what a contrast between that in the sierra and the day we had today. it was spectacular, bill. >> i spoke to some people at sugar bowl and they said the snow is melting rapidly. they are getting into the 80s and snow is melting rapidly. here is mike's suggestion. if you're up in the rivers, up on any of the big rivers please be careful. this is the time of year when they lose the flow but not as strongly as they are now. so there's a lot of current on those rivers. dangerous on the sacramento and the yuba. 70-degree out in san francisco. lots of 50s for the night's lows. fog tries to reform tonight but it's having a heck of a time. this is frank's favorite map. i love this map too because it shows you the microclimates. out toward the antioch, look at these numbers past the mount diablo. you get the picture between the
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coast and inland, you're going to go from 73 to close to 100. forecast highs and as we go into saturday, little patchy fog but not a lot. and if you're going to the beaches you will see plenty of sunshine. i'm almost sure of that. there'll be patches of it but it'll burn off. by noontime phos most everybody is looking at the sun. fire danger always scary on the 4th of july. but when you get record rainfall just a few days ago. that helps greatly. so i mean be careful with fire. report anything that's suspicious. 911 if you see somebody doing something wrong with fire. but with fuel moistures up i think the folks, the fire crews around the area and around northern california are going to have a little easier goal of it. forecast high 97, 95 in livermore. 95 in san jose, 95 in morgan hill. wow, what a beautiful weekend. we live in a place, you don't
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want to go any whereful stay home, there's plenty of things to do around here. sonoma county coastline. all beautiful places to be this time of year. just be careful when you're out there at the beaches and watch out for the rips. >> thank you, bill. another big adventure is in the works for the san francisco girls' chorus. we took this video of the boys and girls choruses together rehearsing for the inauguration of president obama. tomorrow the girls' ensemble is heading to cuba. their free performance is at 8:00 tonight on fillmore street. the girl's final is set. 20,000-calories consumed in
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joey chestnut. san jose's joey chestnut says he's hungry for another
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win. today the con tes contestants all weighed in at city hall and took photos with mayor bloomburg. joey says he runs and counts his calories when he's not in the hot dog competition. but he estimates he will eat 20,000-calories in that competition. >> he needs to find something to do. >> can't be good for you. mark is here for you. a change in the giants. >> a couple of tough losses in chicago. you're right julie. detroit city the place tonight. things are looking all right, they are in progress. they're in the 8th inning. they're happy they didn't have to face that guy. justin verlander. and he won't pitch. that's an rbi double. aaron rowan scores. that's the score right now in the top of the eighth. baumgartner pitching a beauty
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for the giants so far. meantime should be an interesting night for the oakland a's. rich harden is back with the team. the off injured right hander hurt himself on the first day pitcher's reported to spring training this year. he's finally back and ready. he admits that rehab can be a drag. >> it's tough. i mean it is. but really just take it one day at a time and just work to getting back out there on the mound. that's all i can control. >> i went a little longer than i wanted but yeah hopefully, we give this team a strong second half here. we will take it to wimbledon, a spirited semi final and we have the match upset for sunday. you know about rafael nedal he's already made it. and earlier today novak yokavich number one player in the world no matter how he does
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on sunday's final. that was match point. and great match it was. that is the sporting life full highlights, giants and a's tonight at 10:00. >> we'll see you then, thank you mark. coming up on tv 36 at 7:00, when jack was born, doctors warned his parents he may not make it. not only has he overcome his health problems he can now literally call himself a champion. our exclusive story in 30 minutes on tv 36. thanks for joining us.
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Scottish Leaders Dinner 'Autonomous Leadership'
Tuesday, 29 November 2016 from 17:30 to 21:30 (GMT)
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Scottish Leaders Dinner
'Autonomous Leadership'
Speaker: Ryan Ramsey, Head of Construction, National Grid
Chaired by: Pat Armstrong, Chief Executive, ACOSVO
This Leaders Dinner is one of a series of thematic discussion dinners that ACOSVO is hosting throughout 2016 with support from the Royal Bank of Scotland.
ACOSVO is delighted to be joined by Ryan Ramsey, a retired Nuclear Submarine captain and Head of Construction at National Grid who will talk on the theme of 'Autonomous Leadership'
"130 men, 500 million pound submarine, the most complex machine that the Royal Navy operates, the most unexplored part of the world, 1 page of direction and guidance and up to 90 day pathfinder missions – command of nuclear powered submarine.
To lead is a great challenge– to enable your team to achieve results not because you want them to, or because they have to, but because they want to. Leading autonomously is something else. The challenge of leading, taking risk, making decisions that result in taking or saving life, without recourse to others, denied of information and in the sight of your team 24/7 is an art; an art that can be learned and most importantly shared. In his talk, Ryan will share some of his personal journey, how to prepare a team, the ordeals of knowledge, and the personal effect that autonomous decision making can have. Most importantly what others can learn from this unique leadership environment."
The ACOSVO Dinner will explore examples that support this perspective and will give members the opportunity to discuss their own experiences and, of course, challenge the view that is being expressed.
We hope you will welcome this opportunity to discuss this and other topics during dinner. We are confident that this event will be a stimulating and convivial occasion and hope you will be able to attend.
The format of the evening will be:
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Salsa, Salsa and More Delicious Salsa—"What do you think came first, the dip or the dance?" This question was recently posed at a Tuesday morning editorial meeting and is the kind of query that is either asked by: 1) A slack-jawed cretin, 2) One of many cloistered Americans, totally oblivious to Latin culture, 3) Both 1 and 2, or 4) A drowsy editor, exhausted from hours of mulling over every single word in the paper. The question in this case was asked by 4 (you know who you are). There, there, everyone says dumb things sometimes.
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Glue your eyes to the rink as Albuquerque's own Munecas Muertas knock the snot out of Minnesota Rollergirls away team, the Rockits. Saturday, June 2, at Club Fantasia (4901 McLeod NE). $5 in advance (www.dukecityderby.com), $7 at the door (opens at 3 p.m.). (LM)
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Maybe you're craving something different, a little fever to fill your soul, an experience that stands out and stands alone in your next musical outing … seems like you're craving The Ringers. Promising more than your average rock show, this little band from Los Angeles is dedicated to high kicks and headlocks every time they take the stage.
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Rap cassette release party featuring The Booty Green, North America and DJ Cherry Lee
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It wouldn't be a stretch to say the boys of Rap have a mean case of retrophilia. One of their main musical inspirations is the 1989 NES game Ninja Gaiden. Keytars are essential at every show. Both Brandon Bethancourt and Hari Ziznewski wear large aviators, vintage Reebok shirts and nylon track pants—even when not performing. And for their first album release, they're going pure plastic with the classic white cassette tape.
A Trumpeter Grows in Brooklyn
Justin Ray returns to Albuquerque for a weekend of gigs
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Albuquerque trumpeter Justin Ray misses his car. It's the price he pays for living in Brooklyn, N.Y., a spawning ground for young musicians.
Sonic ReducerBattles Mirrored · Björk Volta · Rufus Wainwright Release the Stars
By Marisa Demarco
You've probably heard the intricate prog math-rock thing Battles is doing before. But these New Yorkers do it with such precision and cleverness, it's worth hearing again. Cartoonish vocals wiggle and squirm, the occasional subplot of the larger loop-laden mesh, but the vox contribution is so symphonic, it's fair to classify this disc as instrumental. Don't let that frighten you off. When the momentum of Mirrored builds to the right speed and temperature, the thing just shimmers—perfect for easing the tedium of any drudge work on your to-do list.
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Blink and You'll Miss It
Blink-182 • pop punk • A Day to Remember • hardcore • All Time Low • rock, emo
By August March
Blink-182 plays a type of popular music called pop-punk. And although British rock critic Steven Wells of NME dismissed them at the beginning of the century as "indistinguishable from the increasingly tedious 'teenage dirtbag' genre they helped spawn," the band has had some notable influence…
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'A Lot About Living'
Alan Jackson • country
By Joshua Lee
As Ludwig von Beethoven once said, "Music is the mediator between the spiritual and the sensual life." Those words still carry weight, even now: a thousand years later. And you'll find no better example than the incomparable Alan Jackson, whose voice and countenance rival those of the gods, as though he were hewn from the heart of the sun itself. His honky tonk tunes—swords of righteous terror and beauty which melt the the eardrums of devotees, lost in reverie as they bathe in the glorious golden ambiance of his mustache. He'll be playing live at the Sandia Resort & Casino on Friday, Sept. 30. Take a gander.
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Chrome Sparks • electronic, indie pop
By Joshua Lee
So Chrome Sparks apparently has a few hours open in his schedule to visit ABQ—somewhere in between juggling his gajillion other projects and fulfilling his role as busiest spacey electro-pop composer on the planet. New Mexico seems like the perfect place for those wide-open, expansive tunes of his. Maybe someone can talk him into posting up in the middle of the desert next time. Sound carries further at night and can have a a really spooky resonance. Just saying. This Friday, Sept. 30, he'll be wowwing the pants off of us at Sister Bar (which is indoors, unfortunately) starting at 9pm. Wear your clean undies.
EVENT HORIZON (Monday, Oct 3)
Two i's Are Better Than One
Miike Snow • indie, electro-pop
By Monica Schmitt
"I change shapes just to hide in this place, but I'm sure not going to hide from this concert." Ladies and gents, I am happy to report that Miike Snow, the Swedish electro-pop band of your dreams, will be performing at our very own Historic El Rey Theater. Imagine Alt-J and Dan Black created a musically inclined love child. The result would be something like Miike Snow. If that's too foreign an analogy, you'll just have to listen for yourself at 7pm on Monday, Oct. 3. Tickets are just $25-$40 but sorry kids, only ages 21+ for this one.
EVENT HORIZON (Wednesday, Oct 5)
Tome-ate-o, Tom-ato
Andrew Jackson Jihad • folk-punk • Diners • surf, indie rock • Kepi Ghoulie • punk folk
By Peter Karlsen
Once upon a time, back in 2004, in the distant land of Arizona, there was born a folk-punk band by the name of Andrew Jackson Jihad. It was a mouthful, so they decided to go by the acronym AJJ. Then they decided to formally change their name to that. Soon they'll be at the Launchpad. People in this town like to shit on the folk-punkers, but fuck those jerks. I already bought a ticket to this Launchpad show and I bet I'll be buying band merch, too, at this kick-ass show starting at 8pm on Oct. 5.
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Welcome to Eastern Heights! We exist to bring glory to God as we engage the WORLD with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Our priorities are; Worshiping God, Obeying His Word, Reaching the Lost, Loving Each Other, and Discipling Believers. This is manifested in an exciting worship experience and a dedication to proclaiming salvation through Jesus Christ, starting right here in Bartlesville and reaching around the world.
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Size30 m²
Floor No.0
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- Washer/dryer
|Beco do Garcês, 1100-264 Lisboa, Portugal
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|Property ID
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Having a perfect location in Alfama, right in the best viewpoint (Largo das Portas do Sol), near great sights and attractions, the studio flat has a great and modern design. It is suitable for up to 2 persons, with an open space which combines living room, bedroom (comfortable double bed) and kitchenette into a single room, and bathroom. It has free internet access, heaters for winter and fans for the summer. Rossio, Bairro Alto, Baixa, Chiado and the Castle are all within walking distance.
At 15 minutes walking, you'll be in Lisbon's nightlife at Bairro Alto. Within 800 meters distance, all public transportations (Metro station, many buses, trams, train) and cafes, restaurants. Lisbon's beaches are 40 minutes away by train! The location is Largo das Portas do Sol, the major tourist viewpoint of Alfama.
It is a ground floor apartment, with the door giving direct access to the street ... very typical and really great if you rent a bike!
NOTE: the apartment is at a pedestrian street, and - like everywhere else at Alfama - only accessible via some stairs in the street & alley, as visible in the photos.
Accommodation licensed with registration nr.7179/AL
- No parties are allowed
- Your neighbours are local inhabitants. Please respect the silence mainly between 9pm and 8am.
- The Lisbon Tourist Tax (1€/night/guest over 13 years old, max. 7€/guest) is paid in cash on arrival at check-in.
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Thank you so much for everything, The apartament was great, lovely location.Everything very well organized.
Highly recommended.
Olivier encantador, nos recibió Maria una chica encantadora y de las que nos informo de todo lo que necesitábamos. El apartamento super coqueto y muy muy céntrico en el mejor barrio de Lisboa, Alfama. Volveria a ir con los ojos cerrados.
Das Studio ist sehr klein, jedoch gemütlich eingerichtet. Leider hat es einen Muffel-Geruch, welchen wir trotz viel Lüften nicht wegbrachten. Die Nachbarn über uns waren Zeitweise sehr laut. Es hat einen Holzboden, man hört jeden Schritt. Das Quartier ist cool, alles gut gelegen. Ich empfehle dieses Appartement für Einzelpersonen.
Der Aufentalt in Oliviers Appartment war super und alles hat reibungslos geklappt.
Wir sind mit Marta vom Flughafen zum Appartment gefahren und sie hat uns Tipps gegeben was wir machen können. Dadurch das wir den Eaerly Check in hatten, konnten wir nur kurz in die Wohnung - Sachen ablegen etc., da die Putzfrau noch da war, aber das War ok.
Es war sauber, alles hat funktioniert und wir haben uns wohl gefühlt!
Das einzig negative war die Autovermietungsfirma die uns Olivier empfohlen hat (Goodrent). Es gab einige Probleme mit abholen und hinbringen (unpünktlich) z.b haben wir nach einer Stunde warten, nochmals abgerufen und niemand ist rangegangen 10x.
Alles in allem aber sehr schön.
Perfect location, very convenient. Close to the underground station (10-15 minutes) , just a few steps up to the tram 28 stop and the famous view points. Neighbourhood full of local restaurants and bars with fado. Must see that at night. If you like walking it's close enough to walk to the very centre of Lisbon. But remember, Alfama is on the hill so steps, steps, steps up and down. Also as a very touristy place it might be noisy a bit.
The apartment is tiny but really cosy. It has everything you need and if there is something wrong Olivier - the landlord is ready to help, so don't hesitate to ask.
Of course nothing is really perfect so there are some things to improve. I gave Olivier some tips which can make the place better. I'm sure he will do it. And if you are offered to have a lift from the airport - take it. Marta the driver is really helpful and nice girl.
All in all, I recommend the place in the heart of Alfama.
Great place!
Highly recommended! Worth every penny.
Warm welcome! Olivier arranged for a transfer from the airport and we were picked up by a wonderful lady who went out of her way to make us feel welcome. Great.
Perfect location. Breakfast at Paul's is just a few steps away.
Very professional host. Although we didn't meet Olivier, he was very present in the background. He is a great communicator and we made good use of his tips. A mix of mustsee highlights aswell as insider tips (or so it felt).
Thank you Olivier! We will definitely be back.
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The apartment is perfectly located in the city centre (Baixa). We had a wonderful stay in Lisbon and would really recommend this apartment, we will come back for sure:) Olivier was really helpful and the communication was uncomplicated. Also the drive to our apartment with Marta was very nice, so that we booked her again for driving back to the airport after our stay! Marta was very friendly and gave us a lot of good and useful tips for our stay in Lisbon:)
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Lately, I have been so unfocused in everything. I feel like I am lost somewhere along the way and I keep on looking and asking for directions yet I am still nowhere to be found.
What's weird
"It's weird. I've finally come to terms with you being gone. I've even accepted the heartache. I don't miss you anymore; I'm not crying over you anymore. I smile now. I laugh harder than ever. I'm genuinely happy. I can't believe I'm able to say this, but I'm okay. I'm really okay.'
It still bothers me, sometimes, you know. But that's it.
Lollapalooza '16
Last July, I attended a music festival called Lollapalooza in Grant Park, Chicago. It should be in your summer-must to do list if you're in Chicago. Like if there's Coachella in California, Lollapalooza is the shit here. I went with one of my intern friends, Helen. She is from Columbia and she's just plain crazy. Like me crazy. Lol. She made sure to buy a six-pack beer to chug before going to the event. So what happened since we couldn't possibly drink the beers on the train, we started as soon as we got off so we looked like two thirsty drunk girls walking down the streets in the middle of the day.
Man, it was not easy to get in. The line was impossible like just thinking about it now makes me cringe. It was so hot that day we had to line up for over an hour. I had no hat or no sunscreen for reapplication. But once we made it…😭😄😄😄😄😄 it was worth it. We began to explore and take pictures. It was amazing! The enormous place itself, the people and their outfits, food stalls (lol), hundreds of portable toilets and jeez I can see people smoking weed everywhere!
We hop stages to stages, not caring which and who artists we're going. We blend in with people and dance like there's no tomorrow. 😃 It was awkward as hell at first, of course, but then I thought this people don't even know me so I started not to care and dance the day away! I was all about jumping, shouting, raising my hand, moving like crazy and doing all those at the same time all day it was draining. I had to buy a beer every time to keep up!
My finale was Disclosure, but Helen chose Red Hot Chili Peppers. I wish to do both and even more, but it was impossible since every stage is like a mile apart lol. So I was like, fuck it, I can do this alone and join the crowd. Good thing though this guy came out of nowhere, who also couldn't find his friends so we both dance the night away! See? I'm proud I took a leap of faith going solo. It ain't that bad, as it turns out.
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23 June 2016 10:28PM @Staff house Springfield
Thursday night which means last night stay in Springfield! I just actually got home not too long ago. My co-workers and I went to visit another co-worker that lives here to celebrate her post baby shower. She's a Chinese so all the food served were different kind of Chinese pica pica which was interesting. I had a good time getting to know my family here in Chicago. After that, we separated our ways–as to there are two staff houses–and here I am now. Tomorrow, I plan on taking the driver's exam first thing in the morning–just the written exam first. I'm doing a scan on the rules of the road of Illinois after this entry. So Imma say buhbye now!
Signing off!
Scrambled thoughts as always…
Who would have thought I'd come to like working in Springfield? It's only my second week and I'm already getting used to the living here. Although, working hours here is longer than in Chicago I guess it's okay. I mean I just accepted it I don't wanna complain anymore. It's better than doing nothing at all.
I know I said I'll be posting story about my birthday but I haven't found the inspiration to share at the moment. So let's skip it for now, hopefully I won't forget it tho I have been going out ever since I turned 21. It's what I look forward to now: Friday and Saturday nights. You know, I'm doing the things that I know I want and even though at the end of the day part of me is tired and would just rather spend the day on my bed forever, I still want to explore. Because I know myself, and I'll regret the things that I didn't do when I knew I had the chance. Anyho, Vegas on the first of July! Did I guys tell you that? 😬 I cannot wait! My first West Coast visit wohooo. This better be awesome.
But reality check…
Four months. Only four months left here in the U.S.A. and buhbye already. I try not to think about it because I get sad every time. But hey, this won't be the end. It's just the beginning for me.
Was supposed to write about my 21st birthday but I guess that could wait til I get back in Chicago for the weekend.
I'm here in Springfield for the whole week. I think I'll be working here until my last second in the USA lmao WHY! Just a week before my birthday I was told I'll be working outta town and I said yes–do I have a choice?!–so yeah all my plans got cancelled for my birthday. But hopefully when I come back this weekend, I'll do something for my birthday yay. So I guess this would be my home for the rest of my working days in Illinois cause you all know about my one month grace period after this internship. I actually haven't thought of where and what to do with my one month grace period but I'll figure it out.
For all those who doesn't know where Springfield is, it's the capital of Illinois–that's right! Chicago isn't the capital of Illinois. Springfield is much quieter compared to Chicago which is why I'm still adjusting. It's kinda sad of course especially if you've gotten used to the busy city life. I think what they have here are mostly government establishments and there's not much to see really except for the Lincoln thingy idk much yet lol. But since I'm staying here for a little while, I might spend one weekend and get to know the city!
That's just about it for now! But I also can't wait to tell you about my 21st birthday. It's just that I don't think the story is finished yet cause I haven't had a proper celebration so let's wait for it and then I'll tell ya.🙂
Soon to be legal
I'm turning 21 on Monday. And I love celebrating birthdays! But unfortunately, this time might not have a celebration. I just got the news this Monday—a week before my bday—that I'll be assign outta town for a whole week. Too bad, I had so many plans but yeah maybe it happened for a reason and I'll accept that for now. Tho, who says I can only celebrate on the exact day of my birthday, right?!


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Memory, History, Forgetting
University of Chicago Press, Aug 16, 2004 - Philosophy - 642 pages
Why do major historical events such as the Holocaust occupy the forefront of the collective consciousness, while profound moments such as the Armenian genocide, the McCarthy era, and France's role in North Africa stand distantly behind? Is it possible that history "overly remembers" some events at the expense of others? A landmark work in philosophy, Paul Ricoeur's Memory, History, Forgetting examines this reciprocal relationship between remembering and forgetting, showing how it affects both the perception of historical experience and the production of historical narrative.
Memory, History, Forgetting, like its title, is divided into three major sections. Ricoeur first takes a phenomenological approach to memory and mnemonical devices. The underlying question here is how a memory of present can be of something absent, the past. The second section addresses recent work by historians by reopening the question of the nature and truth of historical knowledge. Ricoeur explores whether historians, who can write a history of memory, can truly break with all dependence on memory, including memories that resist representation. The third and final section is a profound meditation on the necessity of forgetting as a condition for the possibility of remembering, and whether there can be something like happy forgetting in parallel to happy memory. Throughout the book there are careful and close readings of the texts of Aristotle and Plato, of Descartes and Kant, and of Halbwachs and Pierre Nora.
A momentous achievement in the career of one of the most significant philosophers of our age, Memory, History, Forgetting provides the crucial link between Ricoeur's Time and Narrative and Oneself as Another and his recent reflections on ethics and the problems of responsibility and representation.
"His success in revealing the internal relations between recalling and forgetting, and how this dynamic becomes problematic in light of events once present but now past, will inspire academic dialogue and response but also holds great appeal to educated general readers in search of both method for and insight from considering the ethical ramifications of modern events. . . . It is indeed a master work, not only in Ricoeur's own vita but also in contemporary European philosophy."—Library JournalĀ
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I got banned on live and my profile on my xbox crippled. Dont want to go down the route of getting the nand off the xbox to fix it as not confident to do it and I have got the most recent updates.
If you do not have your cpu key and you have the latest updates you cannot do anything with a nand dump.Also messing with Live is a No No, it will probably get the other xbox banned also and your gamer profile ofcourse.They have a team of highly trained xbox ninja's at microsoft checking everything they can get their hands on, just looking at they strangely can get you banned!!!
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PA leader Mahmoud Abbas hailed Israel's late former president, Shimon Peres, while his PA government issued an obituary filled with hate.
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November 29, 2009 10:33 am 8 comments