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Apatment at the Princípe Real - Apartamento no Princípe Real - Apartamento en Princípe Real
Size90 m²
Floor No.2
- Smoking allowed
- Internet/WiFi
- Towels
- Balcony/terrace
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
Accommodation summary
|Rua Cecílio de Sousa, 1200-100 Lisbon, Portugal
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|Calendar updated
|2 days ago
A building of the end of the century. XIX. It is located opposite the garden of the Princípe Real, the historic center of Lisbon romantic hill, an area rich in cultural offerings and playful. You are 5mn Rato Metro Station, yellow line, close to Bairro Alto, Chiado and Baixa, allowing visitors pleasant walks through the city and fast travel to any area.
Close to areas well served by restaurants, bars and evening entertainment, the room is very quiet, as the building where it belongs. Guests are offered Internet access as well as proposals for tours of the most interesting areas of the city and suggestions of restaurants and entertainment and cultural tours.
The 30mn are the best beaches around Lisbon - Costa da Caparica - where is the one made official naturist beaches in Portugal - Praia da Bela Vista.
In the Bairro Alto and Principe Real in the area are located the main gay nightlife entertainment venues, and the whole area is considered gay friendly.
Although it is served by excellent public transport network, being in the city center, are facilitated travel by foot. A trip to the airport should be a maximum of 1 hour on public transport and 30mn by taxi.
Sintra - 40mn by train - Rossio Station
Cascais - 40mn by train - station Cais do Sodre
House rulesPets are not allowed.
No visits are allowed to bring home.
To avoid disturbing the neighbors please do not make noise.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|Price for > 2 guests
|R 305 ZAR per guest/night extra
|Check-in after
|Check-in before
|On arrangement
|Check-out before
|Cancellation Policy
Reviews of this property
Our Points why: Big (espacially for us 2 people). The Front of the flat is perfekt for the day: You feel as you have your private part of the beautiful garden of principe real. The Back ist perfect for the night, because you here nothing from the traffic. Best part of the city to live for a few days. Nice Cafetarias, Parks and Shops. You can get everywere by feet and Helena is sweet.
Thanx for the Time in Your Flat!
The apartment is really special with such a personal touch. You can really see that an artist lived in it before. The location is absolut perfect. As the apartment is on the second floor you are on the same level to the "Praca do Principe Real", one of the most magnificant and relaxed green oasis in Lisbon, with antique and wholesale markets during the week. For someone like me who has been to Lisbon more than a dozen times this apartment was something special. The kitchen is very well equiped and the bedrooms are located to the quiet back of the apartment so you don't hear anything there. I was also for business there so this is important for me as well.
On the other hand (for the gay tourists ;-) Construction is just 50m away and Trumps only a 3 min walk.
Enjoy your stay there and keep your eyes open ...you will always discover a new work of art within the apartment (really cool lamps :-D)!
We have enjoyed the time with Antonio definitely, he is very helpful and took us friendly! Since morning we have so filled at home with a Nespresso coffee properly (as an Italian I can not forget that :-). Thanks and gluck Hanh with your buisness!
Wir haben den Zeit bei Antonio definitiv genossen, er ist sehr hilfreich und hat uns freundschaftlich aufgenommen!Seit Morgens haben wir so wie zu Hause gefullt mit eine richtig Nespresso Kaffee (ich kann als italienerin das nicht vergessen:-).Vielen Dank und viel gluck mit deinen Hanh Buisness!
A great stay warm and colorful!
Een geweldig warm en kleurrijk verblijf!
We spent a very pleasant day António home. The apartment is very nice, decorated in great detail and taste. António has made us feel at home from the first moment, very friendly and discreet. Return.
Hemos pasado unos días muy agradables en casa de António. El piso es muy bonito, está decorado con mucho detalle y gusto. António nos ha hecho sentir como en casa desde el primer momento, muy simpático y discreto. Volveremos.
A decorated apartment very neat, very typical (especially the bathroom beautifully tiled art deco), very well located. But the quality of the whole is mainly due to the quality of the welcome, relaxed atmosphere. great tips for a successful stay.
Un appartement à la décoration très soignée, très typique (en particulier la salle de bain au magnifique carrelage art déco), très bien situé. Mais la qualité de l'ensemble tient surtout à la qualité de l'accueil, décontracté, chaleureux. d'excellents conseils pour la réussite du séjour.
A very nice and comfortable house in an ideal location in Lisbon to meet their most picturesque sites .. And a fantastic hosts who make you feel at home, help you and advise you on what you need. The truth A small, beautiful and we would recommend for those visiting the city ...
Una casa muy linda y comoda en un lugar ideal de Lisboa para conocer sus sitios mas pintorescos.. Y unos anfitriones de maravilla que te hacen sentir como en tu casa, te ayudan y te aconsejan en lo que necesites.
La verdad que pasamos unos dias muy bellos y lo recomendamos para quienes quieran visitar esta ciudad...
My partner and I have just arrived from Lisbon and we are already planning to go back! And if the house of Antonio, the better! The location of the house is excellent, you can go anywhere in the city and is walking in a neighborhood with a lot of movement, with many restaurants, shops and near the Mirador de San Pedro de Alcantara with wonderful views of Lisbon. The house is beautiful, with many charming details. With thanks to the kindness, hospitality and help of Antonio we felt like home! In short, highly recommended.
Mi pareja y yo acabamos llegar de Lisboa y ya estamos pensando en volver! Y si es a la casa de Antonio, mejor! La localización de la casa es inmejorable, se puede ir a todos lados de la ciudad caminando y está en un barrio con mucho movimiento, con muchos restaurantes, tiendas y cerca del mirador de San Pedro de Alcántara con maravillosas vistas de Lisboa. La casa es preciosa, con muchos detalles encantadores. Gracias gracias a la amabilidad, hospitalidad y ayuda de Antonio nos hemos sentido como en casa! En definitiva, muy recomendable.
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Re: Make DOWNS your kills, not EXECUTIONS
Re: Make DOWNS your kills, not EXECUTIONS
sanddude20 wrote:
HoodlumX wrote:
Bgartz29 wrote:
HoodlumX wrote:
scootgar wrote:
There is nothing wrong with the system as is.
Downs, assists, exes, all are just fine. I'm currently playing a style where, from a support position, I put people down. Whoever executed them, who cares? Just looking to won the damned game...
What's the point of winning though? There is no win/loss stat tracker, and you get no bonus xp for winning and you nothing happens if you lose. Winning is rather pointless in this game. All that matters is if you meet the required parts per match.
Are you f'ing kidding me? What's the point in winning? I never want you on my team in this game. Continue to worry only about yourself and stats and not about helping the team win. No point in arguing with you anymore since you obviously have a different mind set than me in this game.
Are you mentally challenged? Are you? I said there is no point in winning because there is no reward. I win all the time and I'm a team player. Shut your stupid mouth and don't address me again. I can only handle so much stupidity before I get annoyed.
Winning is everything in competitive gaming, and believe me, I do it better than about anyone. I just want a reward for doing so. Maybe some bonus XP.
you do get bonus XP, if you count parts as XP I guess... but even then you unlock everything rather quickly... sorry you don't get a cookie everytime you win.
Hey now... that cookie idea is actually a good idea.
Re: Make DOWNS your kills, not EXECUTIONS
I pretty much make sure one of them dies every single time now.
I also do not care if my team takes my executions, as long as I'm alive at the end of Survivor I'll be happy.
Re: Make DOWNS your kills, not EXECUTIONS
Nd pretty much copied many aspects of this game from battlefield ( if you don't play BF3) then don't argue this.
The one thing they missed is DICE has it right, when you down some one you get the kill, but if they get revived they don't get the death.
Pretty much makes everyone happy.
Exe's should just be for extra points.
Re: Make DOWNS your kills, not EXECUTIONS
Dude, you want to know why I rush to get executions? Parts. Screw kills. I do no matter what to get parts.
Re: Make DOWNS your kills, not EXECUTIONS
HoodlumX wrote:
Does anyone else find it insane that Executions are what count towards your kills in this game, and not the initial Down? Everytime you take down an enemy and a teammate takes the execution, they are getting the kill, not you. Who came up with this idea? I get it, you have to finish off the guy in order to get the kill. What this does though is makes the initial down pointless to whoever does it, because the execution is what matters. What sucks is most teammates will jack your execution before you even get a chance to finish the guy off. Why isn't the DOWN counted as your kill, seeing as you are the one who took down the enemy? I just find it ridiculous honestly. What's the point of even having DOWN as a statistic on the gameboard, if it has no meaning?
Who else thinks they should change this?
EDIT: This is what I've been trying to say for the past 6 pages - Downs only count once the enemy has been taken out entirely. Even if a teammate finishes them off with an execution, you get the kill for it since you're the one who downed him. The teammate just gets XP for the down.
Maybe now you guys can understand. There is some bone-headed people on this forum. I feel like I'm trying to talk to apes.
Downs aren't kills, and they shouldn't be counted as kills because the player can still move around and get revived. Sounds like you're just crying because you're KDR isn't looking good.
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Re: Make DOWNS your kills, not EXECUTIONS
They still got a chance to shoot you.

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[quote user="DavenIII"][quote user="Morehead State"]I completely agree. Joe Pa had a larger obligation. And I don't care if he's a mascot or not.[/quote]
the person who heard a story from some random janitor has a larger moral obligation to seek justice then the janitor who witnesses the act himself?
you are either Trolling or you've become temporarily insane.
Well two guys got carted off in handcuffes because they didn't do anything about this "story".</p>
And I'm not saying that's wrong, what I'm saying is that it's worse not to do anything about something you SAW then not to do something about a story you heard from someone....
and don't give me he went to Joe Pa....that's not enough...he was right in doing that but wrong in not going further, he should have stopped it then in there or should have went to the cops...without doing either of those things he's in the wrong...morally, and more so then Joe Pa.


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Discussion in 'Photo & Video Gallery' started by mill8365, Oct 19, 2010.
I finally added my "US Air Force" badge just behind the doors. i think it looks good!
I like that a lot!! :great: also helps you have a good lookin truck already ha
thanks man. yours is looking good too!
Thanks man! Now all you gotta do is turbo that beast! :lol:
After I beef up the engine a bit, I'd love to add a ProCharger!
Great looking truck! Thanks for the pictures!
No problem! Thanks man.
That is a great looking truck!
Looks good!
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Creative Inspire
6700 6.1 Speakers review
by Thomas
McGuire on November 26, 2002
Manufacturer: Creative
Product: Inspire
6.1 6700
for PC
Speakers prices here.
Inspire 6700s are the first 6.1 capable PC speaker system to
be available in the market. Touted as the 'perfect
companion' for Creative's own Audigy 2 soundcard, these
new Inspire's resemble somewhat what we have seen before
from systems in the same line-up but with some added value
(see our
review of the Inspire 5300 5.1 system).
most obvious addition is the rear centre channel that takes
full advantage of Audigy 2 features and grants you some
Dolby Digital® Surround EX support, however what makes this
more interesting is CMSS (Creative Multi-Speaker System)
that is said to up-mix surround to 6.1 channels when used
with a 5.1 sound card. While this can be considered a value
oriented system (not to be compared with more expensive
MegaWorks or Klipsch systems), Creative has also done
upgrades in the subwoofer and is packing a new front centre
channel that is more powerful than the rest of speakers.
suppose one of the most common questions among the people
reading this is going to be, what kind of improvement
resulted from the 5.1 to 6.1 jump? We tested with both 5.1
and 6.1 cards to give you a fair answer. Read on and find
& Connectivity
Having reviewed many
speaker systems by now, setting up the new Inspire's
wasn't much of a hassle. I took everything out of the box,
attached the mountings to the satellites, positioned the
speakers and connected them to the Subwoofer.
As I'm used doing
nowadays, I attached a strip of Velcro to the front center
channel and then placed it on the top of the monitor (this
would secure the satellite in place & should lower the
chance of it falling off "accidentally"). Finally I
positioned the remote controller near the Monitor for easy
access to master volume & bass adjustments.
As seems to be par
for the course of the Creative Labs' systems I've tested
since the DTT 2500, no stands are included for the rear
satellites (3 in this case), so if you need to add some
vertical height to those satellites you'll need to buy
compatible stands, available separately at the Creative
Labs website. This omission does of course keep
the systems price down.
Connectivity wise,
the Inspire 6700 offers 3 analog inputs for connecting to
your soundcard: one for the front speakers, another for the
rear speakers and a single jack for the two centres plus the
This is how I connected both the Audigy & Audigy 2 to
the system using the supplied triple stereo line-in cable.
Those of you using a different 6-channel soundcard might
need an adapter for the single Centres/Subwoofer input, as
would be the case of the Game Theater XP, whose rack
features separate Centre and Subwoofer outputs.
The way you have to
connect the Rear center output is another matter though;
those of you using a SoundBlaster Live! 5.1, Audigy 1/2,
Extigy, nForce*, Philips Acoustic Edge and several others
don't have to worry about this however beyond the Audigy
2, I don't own any other 6.1 (or greater) capable
soundcards so I'm not quite sure about connectivity issues
you may experience when trying to couple the Inspire system
with other soundcard.
One nice addition to
the package was including a headphone connection on the
Remote controller which should be quite useful for some. I
gave the headphone output a quick testing with my Aiwa
HP-X222's and it worked as expected, muting the speakers
when connected and having the volume controlled by the
remote control.
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text: According to a recent interview with Katia in IFS Daria (now 20) is back at home and has a job. Daria does not want a sports related career. She may change her mind later but I can see how at 20 she might want to distance herself from skating. Those are some pretty big shadows to be in when your morher, father, and stepfather were all Olympic gold medalists.


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My view is that there have only been a few true sports dynasties. We grasp at straws by trying to redefine greatness in todays media intense world.
But real dynasties are actually very rare and truly exceptional.
You guys can define it any way you want. You can put lipstick on a pig and call it Monique if you want, but its still a pig. I'm not even going to say you're all wrong because my definition is simply different that yours. Yours is a far lower standard than mine. If that gets you thru the night thats fine with me.
In the end its all subjective. Its all opinion. There is no definate definition of a dynasty. But I will continue to honor the old scool view, because I refuse to lower standards to fit in a modern world.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
I was 100% behind hiring Sandy Alomar Jr. They hired Valentine probably because they thought he would bring dicipline to the clubhouse. All he's done is act like an outsider and screw up the great chemistry this team had. Yes they had some problems with a few guys drinking beer, but the chemistry of the team was fine. The reason they fell apart last season was because Jon Lester forgot how to pitch. And it seems that he still hasn't remembered this year. And getting rid of Yuke is a tough one. The guy is a Red Sox thru and thru.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..


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OnSSI Announces Partnerships With FST21, Tri-Ed
On-Net Surveillance Systems (OnSSI) has announced two new partnerships with access control provider FST21 and Tri-Ed Distribution, respectively.
September 17, 2013
PEARL RIVER, N.Y. — On-Net Surveillance Systems (OnSSI) has announced two new partnerships with access control provider FST21 and Tri-Ed Distribution, respectively.
Through its collaboration with FST21, OnSSI will integrate its Ocularis video management software (VMS) platform with the access control provider's SafeRise software using In Motion Identification. By integrating the two platforms, Oculars will receive notifications, alerts and JPEGs from SafeRise for increased security and monitoring intelligence.
A key component to the integration is the interface supplied by ConvergenceTP. It allows text associated with an FST21 event to be streamed as video in real-time for immediate viewing on an Ocularis client alongside any live camera video of the event. All text received is also completely searchable in the future using the ConvergenceTP Hypermedia Search Engine to bring back not only the complete FST21 text of the event but also any OnSSI attached overview camera video of the event, according to a press release.
"OnSSI's technology partnership with FST21 provides a new level of video surveillance and security system integration with advanced analytics," says Gadi Piran, president and CTO, OnSSI. "As we continue to develop new solutions that enable more efficient centralized control and integration, we will continue to engage industry leading partners like FST21 that share OnSSI's focus on innovation."
Additionally, OnSSI has become a Tri-Ed Distribution vendor partner, which allows the distributor to offer the Ocularis platform to clients throughout the United States and Canada.
"We are very proud to welcome OnSSI as a valued vendor partner," says Pat Comunale, president and CEO, Tri-Ed. "Its flagship Ocularis IP security and surveillance platform has established itself as the benchmark for VMSs. We are happy to be able to offer the cutting-edge technologies that OnSSI brings to market to our customer base."
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Kitzhaber, Hayes talk C. Oregon economy
Duo address Tower crowd focusing on Bend 2030 vision
BEND, Ore. - Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber and First Lady Cylvia Hayes took the stage at the Tower Theater in Bend Tuesday night.
The pair was in town to be keynote speakers at the first SuperForum, held by Bend 2030.
The couple focused much of their remarks on how economic success is (or should be) measured.
"We all live in a paradigm that says that economic growth is the cure to our economic ills," Hayes said. "Over the last 30 years, the state and national economy has grown enormously. I think it's debatable whether or not the health of our nation and the quality of our lives have improved."
Hayes told the sold-out audience that poverty and the gap between wealthy and the poor has been growing over recent decades.
"When I first moved to Bend almost 20 years ago, I didn't see homeless people on our street corners," Hayes said. "It's really shifted."
Another question she posed to the audience was why the nation's economic system is so heavily based on natural resource consumption.
"The only time that we see a downward dip in pollution, or wetlands lost, or deforestation, or greenhouse gas emissions is when the economy goes into recession," Hayes said.
Hayes said the Gross Domestic Product is not a very affective way to measure how well the economy is doing. Instead, she said, it measures how much money is flowing within the state or country.
"Under the GDP, the money spent to keep a kid in juvenile jail counts as exactly as positive as the same amount of money spent to give a kid a good education," Hayes said.
She added that she supports economic growth that makes the state and country better, not just bigger.
"I want to see our children growing strong, healthy and well-educated," Hayes said. "I mean all of our kids, not just the economically advantaged."
Governor Kitzhaber echoed Hayes' message, saying for years, the economy has been based on the assumption that economic growth will result in better livability.
Kitzhaber defined how the economy can both be measured quantitative (by numbers) and qualitative (by feelings). He said for far too long, governments and organizations been focused on the quantitative side of the equation.
"No matter how pristine the environment, no matter how many outdoor recreational opportunities you have, they don't benefit people who can't take advantage of them," Kitzhaber said.
"No matter how stunning the scenery or powerful the vistas, this is not a livable community for people who are out of work, who are hungry, who are homeless and don't have any hope for the future."
The governor continued by saying we need to challenge the assumptions that we have assumed for the last 70 years, that quantitative economic growth will result in qualitative improvement in our environment and in our communities.
"If the economy doesn't provide equal opportunity for upper-income mobility, if there is no pathway to which people can better themselves, if hard work is no longer rewarded and the hope for a better life, the net economic system is the same as the one in England that inspired us to rebel in 1776."
Following both speeches, the governor answered questions posed by a moderator. They were based off real-time polling data from the audience.
Kitzhaber continues his Central Oregon visit Wednesday morning, meeting with the Central Oregon Regional Solutions Advisory Committee.


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Dear PW: Why not probe Stark and McNerney why they voted to block the Keystone Pipeline which would create over 20,000 jobs?
Original post made by why?, Amador Estates, on Dec 18, 2011
They both...not surprisingly...voted AGAINST the Keystone pipeline (as did most other like-minded America-hating Democrats.)
Pleasanton Weekly Editors...here is your chance to actually be caught practicing a "random act of journalism" ... by probing them as to why they ... and other democrats... hate this country so much they they want to bring it to its knees and below?
Here is the Roll Call House vote >>> Web Link
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a resident of Dublin
on Dec 18, 2011 at 8:56 pm
Keystone pipeline is, perhaps, one of the most damaging designs in pipeline in quite sometime. A slurry going over several thousand of miles? Are we that desperate? Sadly, yes.
a resident of Amador Estates
on Dec 19, 2011 at 8:51 am
Do DublinMike,
By your comments, I assume your preferred design -- same position as the dangerous democrat environmental extremists -- would be ... to require the pipeline to be underground instead.
Underground pipelines are exponentially more costly and infinitely more difficult to maintain especially when leaks occur. Also, the pipelines corrode much faster when underground.
But you'd most likely insist they be underground if they are even allowed by democrat congress at all.
Your comment that "we are desperate" for energy is correct...and the reason we are desperate is because the effing democrats are against America's energy independence and economic strength.
If Joe Biden had his way, we would not even have the Alaska pipeline. He voted against it.
I submit to you that America is facing an ENEMY FROM WITHIN as dangerous as alQaeda, or even moreso, and this enemy is the DEMOCRAT PARTY.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Dec 19, 2011 at 2:07 pm
You think any of these politicians really have a choice in how they vote? Republican or Democrat are all guided by their caucuses or lobbyists. That's what any probe will figure out.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Dec 19, 2011 at 2:42 pm
What hypocrites. The Pelosi Dems preached stop buying petroleum from foreign enemies. We should be trying to use mostly petroleum from our continent,and canada is a friendly neighbor.....of course we have plenty within the US, but Dems won't let us use our own.
Illogical. Hypocritical.
Aside from petroleum for energy uses, jobs, jobs, jobs are our other
other problem. US must generate 280,000 jobs every MONTH for FIVE YEARS, to have the jobs we had at the start of this recession ! !
All intelligent people know both of these issues, so why are we not
moving on that mid-section of pipeline....why radical GREEN POLITICS ! ? ! ?
a resident of Amador Estates
on Dec 19, 2011 at 2:58 pm
I am with you, Scream!
Since the PW won't make the effort to probe our mis-Representatives Stark and McNerney, I think we should at least demand a response by the PW as to why they support these anti-American Congressmen. Also why does the PW apparently support the blocking of over 20,000 American jobs from the Keystone Pipeline?
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Dec 19, 2011 at 6:09 pm
why ? Maybe because of, or in addition to green politics, PW didn't bring up the issue ......our P-town mayor ia campaigning against the pipeline... but, that is stil green politics, isn't it.
a resident of Livermore
on Dec 29, 2011 at 8:55 pm
not to worry...the Keystone Cops on on their way!
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Ari Salmela was born in Finland, where he still lives today. He has been seriously into photography for more than 30 years, and has used everything from 35mm to 4×5, and now a full-frame dslr.
Ari has participated in many group photography exhibitions in Finland from 1988 to 1993. Most important to him was the group exhibition for the first Fotofinlandia competition finalists at The Finnish Museum of Photography in 1989. His main work for the global industrial company kept him away from the art market nearly two decades. The busy industrial world has left behind now and he is concentrating to create photographic art in this new digital environment.
Ari says that he has always loved the world of images, photographs, paintings, graphics, etc., and digital photography has created new possibilities to make digital artwork from photographs.
Ari Salmela's participation in exhibitions since 2011:
The group exhibition at The Museum Of Digital Fine Art (MODFA) in December 2011.
The Creatives Rising show in New York City in October 2013.
The SCOPE Art Fair in Miami in December 2013.
The Year in Review 2013 Group Exhibition in New York City in March 2014.
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text: I'm new here, but I have an 07 express 2500HD with 6.0, I had manual mirrors on the van and I have swapped them for some heated,power and signal mirrors, I plugged tghe mirrors in and installed a new mirror switch and nothing is working. Is there a relay that I'm missing or fuse? I checked under the seat and hood and put fuses were they were missing for driver and pass. mirror.


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Egg lovers rejoice - it's time to start boiling and poaching again without the fear of heart disease.
But there's no need to heap your plate with fried foods and keep the bacon to a minimum, according to cardiologist Associate Professor Karam Kostner.
Dr Kostner says some people have been avoiding eggs due to the cholesterol they contain.
But new research has found we can eat up to six eggs a week.
"In the setting of a normal healthy diet eggs don't play a big role in increasing cardiovascular disease and stroke,'' Dr Kostner said.
"While eggs do contain some cholesterol, the body is very clever at reducing cholesterol production when it gets more ... from products like eggs, milk and cheese.''
But Dr Kostner warns against over-indulging or adding fatty foods like bacon to eggs and says not everyone can indulge.
"In diabetics research has always indicated that a higher intake of dietary cholesterol ...
may actually increase your cardiovascular risk.''
The egg-a-day message is beginning to get through and Dr Kostner says people needn't be concerned if they have more than one egg in a sitting.
"You can have two or three eggs on one or two days a week, or you can eat an egg a day and it's not going to make a big difference.''
He also says eggs have many health benefits.
"They're very high in protein but they also contain a lot of things like vitamins and nutraceuticals that are beneficial for the body, especially in the older population.''
Dr Kostner says it's important to view eggs as simply one part of a well-balanced diet.
"I tell a lot of my patients that kangaroos can get fat on grass, that doesn't mean that grass is bad but it means that if you have too much of a good thing it is basically bad.''
And Dr Kostner admits he is an egg fan.