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Jack Johnson partners with Deschutes watershed group
BEND, Ore. - As part of his 2014 From Here To Now To You world tour, Jack Johnson selected the Upper Deschutes Watershed Council to be the local non-profit partner for his concert at the Bend Les Schwab Amphitheater on August 24th.
With his tour and the All at Once social action network, Jack Johnson is partnering with hand-chosen community groups around the world to raise awareness for environmental conservation in the regions where concerts will be held.
In order to maximize local funding and support for watershed education, the Johnson Ohana foundation will also be matching up to $2500 of the funds raised at the Watershed Council's annual education fundraiser, Upstream, which will take place on May 16th at The Barn in Sisters.
Upstream is a gathering of enthusiastic community support and a celebration of the year's accomplishments in watershed education, and the Watershed Council is proud to have the support of Jack Johnson.
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I have 2 queens left that I received last Thursday, overnighted to me. I started with 10, and until an hour ago I kept them in my laundry room and have watered twice a day while slowly installing. Of the 2 remaining, only one attendant per cage has died.
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I put an excluder on top of the box and put the 2 caged queens, with their attendants, screen side down on top of excluder. Then I put an empty shallow box over that and lid. No frames in shallow. I have some empty drawn frames I could put in. Temps tonight should not be lower than mid 60's and it's mid 80's now.
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The S4 name was a member in the European Audi line-up since 1991, but wasn't available in the United States until the 2000 model year. A sport-oriented version of the A4, the Audi S4 was introduced as a four-door sedan powered by a 250-horsepower, twin-turbocharged 2.8-liter V-6 engine and quattro all-wheel drive. 60 horsepower stronger six-cylinder A4, the 2000 Audi S4 was also appointed with premium equipment such as heated seats, cruise control and HID headlamps.
After its debut year in the United States, the Audi S4 sports sedan was joined by a wagon in 2001. For the 2004 model year, the Audi S4 received a major redesign and reengineering. A Cabriolet version of the Audi S4 was added alongside the sedan and wagon. The all-new look of the 2004 Audi S4 was accompanied by a 4.2-liter V-8 engine generating 350 horsepower. A six-speed manual or six-speed automatic transmission was mated with the 2004 Audi S4. Recaro seats and aluminum trim was included inside the 2004 Audi S4. From 2004 to 2008, the Audi S4 presented in three separate body styles remained largely unchanged. After a 2009 model year where only an Audi S4 Cabriolet was offered, the S4 was refreshed in 2010.
Returning to a six-cylinder engine, the 2010 Audi S4 received a 333-horsepower, supercharged TFSI 3.0-liter V-6. A seven-speed S tronic automatic transmission was an alternative to the standard six-speed manual gearbox. Acceleration time from 0 to 60 miles per hour with the 333-horsepower Audi S4 has been rated at 4.9 seconds. The 2013 Audi S4 was treated to a brand's more detailed "Singleframe" grille and resigned headlights.
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Electric steering assist, a few notable interior changes, and everything else is the same as usual for the 2014 Audi S4. If you've already got one, just hold onto it. If you've yet to buy one, there's ample reason to consider.
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The performance-oriented variant of the A4, the 2014 Audi S4 is sports sedan that seamlessly blends power, luxury, and style.
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Sporting revised exterior and interior styling, the 2013 Audi S4 is a compact luxury sports sedan variant of the A4 capable of producing 333 hp and 325 lb-ft of torque.
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A compact luxury sports sedan, the 2012 Audi S4 is capable of producing up to 333 hp and 325 lb-ft of torque, for a 0-60 time of 4.9 seconds.
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A 333 horsepower sports sedan identifies the 2011 Audi S4 sedan which can accelerate from 0 to 60 miles per hour in only 4.9 seconds.
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Redesigned for the new year with an all-new engine, the 2010 Audi S4 luxury sports sedan is now fitted with a supercharged 3.0L V6 which generates 333 hp yet gets 27 mpg on the highway.
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A high-performance version of the A4, the 2009 Audi S4 combines performance, luxury and versatility into a compact two-door Cabriolet.
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A luxury sports car, the 2004 Audi S4 is available as a two-door convertible, four-door sedan, or a four-door sports wagon all of which are powered by a 340 hp 4.2L V8.
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Long Term Climate - Colorado
Summary of Climatic Conditions - May 2002
Nolan Doesken
May weather is tracking normal patterns in many ways with increased humidity east (esp. NE) of the mountains and warm and dry weather dominating over SW Colorado. The opportunities for precipitation have been increasing. NE Colorado picked up some chilly rains 11-12th and much of the state got rain on the 16th -- heaviest amounts were all over the NE quarter of the state. The N. Front Range Mountains got a nice snow 11-12th. But, when you compare to our long-term average, even the areas getting precipitation still aren't keeping up with average. May typically brings 2-3" of precip to NE Colorado and the mountains with lesser amounts over SE Colorado and lesser still over W. Colorado. There are a few places that have gotten close to an inch of moisture so far this month but that is the exception, not the rule.
Things are still looking relatively green over portions of NE Colorado with the help of these recent rains and with the help of cool temperatures. This is the part of the state that got the most fall moisture and a few modest winter and spring storms. It shows!! May has been cooler than average so far over NE Colorado. Thankfully, there have been very few days with hot, dry winds so far this month and no prolonged early heatwave like what we saw in 2000, so plant water demand has not yet been excessive. No heatwave is yet in sight, I am pleased to say. That is not the case, however, over southern and SW portions of the state where the dry conditions are resulting in an early onset of summer. Where snow has melted out early, the spring temperatures in and near the mountains have been much higher than average. Some places at elevations above 9,000 feet came close or set new records of the warmest April.
It is now May 20 and only a few weeks of our spring wet season remain. Temperatures will inevitably be warming now with more 80s and eventually 90s showing up. This will mean more stress for vegetation. There is very little chance now of adding to the winter snowpack, although mountain snows still can happen until well into June. With sparse and dry vegetation and more limited vegetation, it is very possible that we will see extremely hot daytime temperatures later this summer. The flip side is that during extreme drought in this part of the country, nighttime temperatures are normally quite cool and drop very quickly after sunset.
All in all, while the humidity is climbing, and thunderheads are building now, we haven't had any really big rains as we often do in May, and there is still nothing major in sight. We are at the time of year, now when scattered showers and thunderstorms will develop on many days, and this will be helpful for some small areas that are in the path of the storm, but the large, slow-moving storm system that can bring 2 or 3 days of soaking rains to much of the state at the same time in April, May, and early June has not appeared. It is not too late, even in June, but it is not looking good.
Snowmelt runoff projections remain pitiful -- even if it rains now. Surface water irrigators have little to be excited about but will have the opportunity to use what water they do get very carefully.
Just to keep you on your toes, I will bring up two years from the past which were in the middle of drought episodes -- 1955 and 1965. Both years saw late season (May in 1955 and mid June in 1965) upper level low pressure areas pump incredible moisture into the state. Colorado's worst and most widespread flooding of the 20th Century resulted in June 1965. The flooding was limited in 1955 to parts of SE Colorado.
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Neither of them is singing-- they're both lip-syncing to a recording of ONLY Sam Cooke singing, and they appear to be drunk and about to bust up laughing at any moment. It seems like Sam and Jackie were drinking and Sam was like "I have? to go on this silly show and lip sync to my song... wanna make it a "duet" and mess with the audience? We can dance around too. "
Taking the form of a letter to his baby, "Hymn No. 5" opens with Hannibal's mighty belting voice but soon moves into the claustrophobic clunking of a tambourine complemented by a haunting organ, giving the song the feel of a feverish nightmare.
"Hymn No. 5" doesn't spare the listener, it pulls you into the fear and feeling of senselessness that the soldiers in Vietnam must have felt. "Tell my father" Hannibal pleads, "I'm way over here in these trenches covered with blood" he moans, baring naked the horrors of war. "There's no tomorrow" continues the song in harmonic desperation taking us in to moaning that seems to be somewhere between pain and hopelessness, while remembering he has a family and a home far from that Godforsaken jungle in Vietnam.
Compared to the polished, pop-influenced soul music produced by its main rival, Detroit-based Motown Records, Stax delivered distinctly Southern soul music that drew upon significant influences from the blues, country music, and especially gospel. This "Stax sound" later became a major influence on the grooving rhythms of funk music in the 1970s.
Never even heard of Stax... Great read though, I always thought that was Motown, which happens to be some of my favorite stuff... Thanks for the Stax article
The amazing Funk Brothers, the Motown group that played on almost every one of the classic hits from the label during the 1960's, will get a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame on March 21.
The Funk Brothers, in effect, had more hits than any other artist during the 60's and early 70's with the number of songs on which they played. While the casual music fan was not familiar with the name, their popularity began to skyrocket after the releases of the superb documentary Standing in the Shadows of Motown from 2002.
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I was thinking that old fish tanks are cheap on Craigslist; They are waterproof and would be bug-proof if put upside down on a flat piece of board. Has anyone tried it and found any problems or could see any problems with this idea?
I was thinking that old fish tanks are cheap on Craigslist; They are waterproof and would be bug-proof if put upside down on a flat piece of board. Has anyone tried it and found any problems or could see any problems with this idea?
Sniff, sniff... naw!
I think you had better go back to the drawing board. better off using an old window. google solar wax melters. stick with a more proven design. good luck.
No. but, that's a good idea to try. There's alot of ways to rig up solar melters. Like a hive body with a piece of glass over it. I do
understand how hot a fish tank can get in the sun. I've stored some outside before. I also used them like mini greenhouses
to start seeds in peat pots.
Tried a few designs, but not that one.
Sounds like a fun idea to try. You wouldn't have to tip it to face and/or chase the sun like the typical box-based solar melter. Be interesting to see how hot it gets compared to a typical one.......
Keep us posted.
Good luck,
The whole trick of an efficient solar wax melter is insulation. The heat has to enter faster than it exits. When it heats up the heat radiates out or is conducted out more rapidly. So if you heavily insulate the parts of the fishtank that don't face the sun, and add a double layer of glass or plastic with air space between, on the side facing the sun and minimize air leaks, it should work.
I think it's a good idea Adrian, in fact, it was already on my list of things to do this winter! I was thinking an old 10-gal aquarium, sides painted black on the inside and insulated on the outside, upside down on a black board, aimed at the sun. Or, an old picnic-type cooler, as they are already insulated and even have a drain, with a glass lid. I'll let y'all know if/how mine works.
That is exactly what my son and I used the first time we had cappings. Little bit of strategically placed foil and black paper on a sunny day and it worked fine. Even used it last year for his 4-H beekeeping project (Products of the Hive) to show how "...simply using materials you find around the house..." etc
Practically, I dont advise it if you have more than a few hives, but it theoretically works
Mine works great with only duct tape, insulation board and two layers of 1/16" plexiglas.
It worked fine a few weeks ago on a sunny November day.
I'm not sure that the fish tank adds anything.
Thanks for the replies. This summer I used an old window on top of a box which worked, but it isn't bug tight and didn't work as well as I'd like. Yet I notice that my car heats up in the sun quickly almost everywhere I leave it; I'm going to give it a shot next summer.
Well it's bug tight and works well enough on a hot day. I ended up using the right way up and put a piece of glass on top instead of turning it upside down. I am keeping it in the bee yard now as the first piece of glass got broken when a raccoon took an interest.


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MB: But, I really think extractors are overrated. Crush and drain isn't that bad of a method, is much cheaper and about the same amount of work.
Micheal could you explain the crush and drain method. I have not purchased an extractor yet (My wifes birhtday is coming up, maybe Bill would like to buy MY wife an extractor ), and if this method is easier, cheaper, and works as well I might consider it for the first year honey harvest. I should add that all my foundation is plastic with wax coating.


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Sickle cell disease is an inherited blood disorder characterized by defective hemoglobin (a protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen to the tissues of the body).
Sickle cell disease involves the red blood cells, or hemoglobin and their ability to carry oxygen. Normal hemoglobin cells are smooth, round and flexible, like the letter "O," so they can move through the vessels in our bodies easily. Sickle cell hemoglobin cells are stiff and sticky and form into the shape of a sickle, or the letter "C," when they lose their oxygen. These sickle cells tend to cluster together and cannot easily move through the blood vessels. The cluster causes a blockage and stops the movement of healthy, normal oxygen-carrying blood. This blockage is what causes the painful and damaging complications of sickle cell disease.
Sickle cells only live for about 15 days, while normal hemoglobin can live up to 120 days. Also, sickle cells risk being destroyed by the spleen because of their shape and stiffness. The spleen is an organ that helps filter the blood of infections and sickled cells get stuck in this filter and die. Due to the decreased number of hemoglobin cells circulating in the body, a person with sickle cell disease is chronically anemic. The spleen also suffers damage from the sickled cells blocking healthy oxygen carrying cells. Without a normal functioning spleen, these individuals are more at risk for infections. Infants and young children are at risk for life-threatening infections.
The most common variations of the sickle cell gene are:
All forms of sickle cell disease can exhibit the complications associated with the disease. Children with HbSS, however, are the most severely affected.
Sickle cell disease primarily affects those of African descent and Hispanics of Caribbean ancestry, but the trait has also been found in those with Middle Eastern, Indian, Latin American, Native American and Mediterranean heritage.
It has been estimated that over 72,000 people in the US are affected by the disease. Millions worldwide suffer complications from sickle cell disease. It is present in one in every 500 African-American births. Two million African-Americans, or one in 12, have the sickle cell trait.
Sickle cell is an inherited disease caused by a genetic mutation. Genes are found on structures in the cells of our body called "chromosomes." There are normally 46 total, or 23 pairs, of chromosomes in each cell of our body. The 11th pair of chromosomes contains a gene responsible for normal hemoglobin production.
A mutation or error in this gene is what causes sickle cell disease. This mutation is thought to have originated in areas of the world where malaria was common, since people with sickle trait do not get malaria. The sickle trait actually protects them from the parasite that causes malaria, which is carried by mosquitoes. Malaria is most often seen in Africa and in the Mediterranean area of Europe.
Sickle cell (HbSS) is a genetic disease. A person will be born with sickle cell disease only if two HbS genes are inherited - one from the mother and one from the father. A person who has only one HbS gene is healthy and said to be a "carrier" of the disease. They may also be described as having "sickle cell trait." A carrier has an increased chance to have a child with sickle cell disease. This type of inheritance is called "autosomal recessive."
"Autosomal" means that the gene is on one of the first 22 pairs of chromosomes that do not determine gender, so that males and females are equally affected by the disease.
"Recessive" means that two copies of the gene, one inherited from each parent, are necessary to have the condition.
Children with sickle cell disease = S S (one in four, or 25 percent)
Children who are carriers of the gene like their parents = A S S A (two in four, or 50 percent have "sickle cell trait")
Children who do not get the gene from either parent: A A (one in four, or 25 percent)
Once parents have had a child with sickle cell disease, there is a one in four, or 25 percent chance with each subsequent pregnancy, for another child to be born with sickle cell disease. This means that there is a three out of four, or 75 percent chance, for another child to not have sickle cell disease. There is a 50 percent chance that a child will be born with sickle cell trait, like the parents.
The following is a list of symptoms and complications associated with sickle cell disease. Each child may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms and complications may include, but are not limited to, the following:
Any and all major organs are affected by sickle cell disease. The liver, heart, kidneys, gallstone, eyes, bones, and joints can suffer damage from the abnormal function of the sickle cells and their inability to flow through the small blood vessels correctly. Problems may include the following:
The symptoms of sickle cell disease may resemble other blood disorders or medical problems. Always consult your child's physician for a diagnosis.
In addition to a complete medical history and physical examination, diagnostic procedures for sickle cell may include additional blood tests, a complete family history, and results of newborn screening.
Many states now perform hemoglobinopathy testing (testing babies for abnormalities of hemoglobin) as part of the newborn screening blood tests that are routinely done. "State newborn screening" refers to a test done on every baby born in every state of the country within the first few days of life, to detect serious, life-threatening diseases. State laws require that babies be tested between 2 and 7 days of age, even if the baby seems healthy and has no symptoms of health problems.
Early diagnosis is essential in providing proper preventive treatment for some of the devastating complications of the disease.
A hemoglobin electrophoresis is a blood test that can determine if the child is a carrier of a specific sickle cell trait, or has any of the diseases associated with the sickle cell gene.
Specific treatment for sickle cell disease and its complications will be determined by your child's physician based on:
Early diagnosis and prevention of complications is critical in sickle cell disease treatment.
Treatment options may include, but are not limited to, the following:
Several factors predict the long term survival of a child with this disease including the following:
The life expectancy has increased over the past 30 years and many individuals suffering with sickle cell disease can now live into their mid-40s and beyond. Advances in preventive care and new medications have reduced the life-threatening complications of sickle cell. However, it is still a severe, chronic and sometimes fatal disease.


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TURKEY!!!...so glad you finally made it to the homeland (ok..that makes no sense..but whatever) Ahhhh the boat cruise..I can't believe you're on it right now..those were some of the greatest 4 days of my life. Did you go to the piraty cove bar???...gts.
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The next morning 4 of us hopped on the bus headed for Fethiye...en route we stopped at a carpet making factory which was amazing then at Saklikent Gorge which was amazing...its this enormous gorge and we went tube-rafting down it then had a mud fight in the mud baths (i have a photo - we were covered from head to toe...haha) then we walked through the other end of the gorge to the other mud baths and layed in it up to our necks...the spa treatment for sure...loved it
We arrived in Fethiye early evening and had a swim in the pool then had a nice dinner in the town...the next day � ventured out on an all day boat tour and went to some cool little coves and such and most importantly to Butterfly Valley which is a valley behind a beach that is only accessible by boat...it literally �S the movie "the beach"...hippie paradise complete with waterfalls and butterflies...wow.
yesterday i began the glorious boat trip...4 days 3 nights on a gulet boat sailing the coast of turkey...meals cooked for us and nothing to do but swim eat and read...our captain Mustafa looks like a pirate and acts like one too...love it! its paradise...we are currently taking 2 hours on the mainland catching up with reality and filling supplies...two more days to go then onto Olympos and the infamous treehouses...(though they are sure to be different as there has been much drama there in the last few weeks...sarah and dev - you wont be pleased! Mike has departed...) So that �s my life in a nutshell! As you can imagine thats only the tip of the iceberg but time and space leaves me constrained...internet is not easily accessible here in turkey and being on a boat doesnt help...
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Pleasanton Unified will receive $6786 per student in 2012/13
Dublin Unified will receive $6979 per student
San Ramon Valley Unified will receive $6,018 per student
That is a huge difference per student.
If Pleasanton received as much as Dublin we would have an additional $2.8M.
If San Ramon received as much as Dublin, they would have an additional $28M.
What I do not understand from the report is that Pleasanton will go from 6,786 per student now and then to 9,689 per student in 2020. That is a huge increase and don't see how there will be enough money for that, especially with the increase cost of the school pensions that has to be paid for.
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on Jun 12, 2013 at 3:45 pm
Meeting that goal is next to impossible without a cataclysmic raise in taxes. This is the tsunami I've been warning us about. It has nothing to do with home values or tax revenues but everything to do with exorbitant salaries and pensions for public workers, including teachers, whose educations, frankly, do not warrant it. Even if they did, we still be caught in a poorly designed life raft with no paddles as an ever steepening wave of debt crashes above us. Don't believe what they tell you about increasing home values; and the market is notoriously unstable. It's all about overpaying our teachers.
a resident of Amador Estates
on Jun 13, 2013 at 9:10 am
I like old and reliable Arnold... Do you do events? I am sure you are a blast at parties. How many more tsunami posts until you get the platinum tea party pin?
a resident of Foothill High School
on Jun 13, 2013 at 11:59 am
Wow, thanks for the web link. I see what you mean. Haven't had time to digest, sounds like the wealthier districts will have to do more fundraising, uggghh, burned out, already.
a resident of Apperson Ridge
on Jun 14, 2013 at 8:04 pm
I'm not sure how reliable your site is (looks as though it's a sharing website and not something that has been published by a reliable source), although I have heard that PUSD will receive less money per student if the new plan goes into place. I have to say, it's about time. For years lower income districts have received less money and it's time that they are supported. They should offer the best salaries in order to get the best teachers.
What will be interesting is how the high income districts will respond. Residents of Piedmont will continue to support their schools and deliver the most prepared students. Pleasanton, I'm not so sure about. Many parents tend to complain and don't understand education. I can easily see the best teachers wanting to move to where they are going to get paid - which will now be the lower income districts.
Should be interesting. I think it is an excellent change.
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Re: THE LAST OF US WON'T PLAY IN MY PS3
Unfortunetly, I don't have a solution for you. If you look hard enough there are quite a few of people out there with similar issues... I'm one of them. The only thing I've heard is that it is a system performance issue. I've heard of such issues miraculously fixing themselves after a firmware patch. Keep calling, and keep posting.
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Dear Naughty Dog,
So many of us have the same problem: We buy the game, it doesn't work in the PS3. All our other games work fine in our PS3s. We exchange the game. Still doesn't work. Once opened, we can't return the game, so we are out of luck. How can you help us. And yes, my PS3 is also up to date and, hey, have I mentioned before that all my other games work?
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I just encountered this problem tonight and I'm really bummed. I played 20+ hours prior to this happening, so why NOW, I have no idea.
Been looking all over the net for fixes, and all I'm finding are similar solutionless situations.
The ONLY game I can get to work surprisingly is Metro: Last Light. When I pop the non-working discs into our other PS3, every disc loads up beautifully, and this is after the newest sytem update and it's the current, redesigned, PS3 Slim model. I have the Slim CECH-2001A model from 2010.
I doubt they will fix this for us. I just really want to play TLOU some more. Was working on my Survivor playthrough.
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im having a similar problem, im on copy #2 from Game Stop. I was so excited about this game that i paid in full pre-ordered it a year ago and have been counting the days till release. So i picked my first copy up and when i put it in my console it took forever to load then when it finally started the opeaning movie scene, the game starts acting like a corrupt data disc. Stopping and starting, pixie lines squares all over the picture, half screen, no sound, then sound but like with a 25 sec lag, and that is when u can see the movie. So i paused it and it buffered then worked for bout 25 sec then started over. **bleep**!!!!!! Its crazy that a game that is PS3 exclusive is having this many problems the day of launch and no patch( that i know of) has been released to fix this issue. If anyone can help please do so. My GT is avenged79, if u know anything that can help hit me up.
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My Slim had this problem with reading dual layer discs so i had the lens replaced. Working fine now
I would like to mention that it isn't specifically a dual layer disc issue. My PS3 has no issue playing dual layer discs except for TLOU.
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Multiple posts on same issue for quite a few games lol. I mentioned on different post about the issue for the slim slide top, Start with Video bd/dvd off, turn off ps3, turn it back on, then set that setting to normal or full screen, insert the disc thats pissin u off, last of us, god of war, list go's on. It should read. Also this is for playing on Non HD. I never had a problem with HD. If you remove the game, you will have to repeat the process, it works for me almost everytime. Never tried it with front loader ps3. Somone could try & post to say if it works for them. Good Luck


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We were utterly charmed by Lia's rooftoop apartment. Breakfasting with acrobatic swallows against a backdrop of the Pantheon, Palazzo Doria Pamphlji and the rooftop restaurant of the Hotel Minerva surely can't be beaten. Well equipped, fastidiously clean and with superb aircon, a must in temperatures of 35 +, we felt charmed to be staying in the centre of Rome without the touristy overload. This is a unique place to return to after the bustle of Roma and for me can't quite be topped!
Nice, clean, quiet and cosy appartment in a fantastic location. All the touristic sites can be reached on foot. On the fifth floor (no elevator) and rather small hallways, so I wouldn't recommend bringing large suitcases. Lia was really helpful, key exchange well organised and we really enjoyed our stay here!
The organization was really simple and Lia helped us to have a good and nice time in Rome. We loved this very clean and cute appartment - specially the view on the roofs of Rome. You can reach every important sight in a few minutes by foot.
Our stay in Rome was very nice and Lia's apartment is just perfect : great location, incredible view of the Pantheon and very well equipped ... We highly recommend this accommodation to all travelers ...
Booking and communication very swift and everything worked, was met by Lia and given keys to apartment, everything without any problems - we also was able to wait with our checkout until 12.30, which is better than in most hotels. The apartment is small, but it's clean and everything works. Only stairs to apartment, we counted them to 106 - but it's a good exercise after alle the Italian food. The apartment has a small area outside which is the pathway to another apartment, but it's possible to sit outside with two chairs. Even though the apartment is in the middle of the city we think it was quiet. Our best recommendations for this apartment
nice, clean little appartment over the roofs of rome.....and a symphatic owner!!
Thank you Lia!!
Lena and Philipp
Very nice and clean apartment in central Rome!
Sehr nettes und sauberes Appartement mitten in Rom!
This small apartment in central Rome is really nice. Everything is there, from the supermarket to the ice cream shop, everything is within a few minutes walk. The communication and organization by the hostess worked perfectly. We have always promt get an answer from her as soon as we had a question to stay. We felt immediately welcome. The stay in Rome was absolutely perfect. Beautiful apartment, wahnsinns city and everything in it in the middle. We would book once again with her ...
Diese kleine Wohnung mitten in Rom ist wirklich schön. Es ist alles vorhanden, vom Supermarkt bis zur Eisdiele, alles innerhalb weniger Minuten zu Fuss zu erreichen. Die Komunikation und Organisation durch die Gastgeberin hat problemlos funktioniert. Wir haben jederzeit promt eine Antwort von ihr erhalten, sobald wir eine Frage zum Aufenthalt hatten. Wir haben uns direkt willkommen gefühlt. Der Aufenthalt in Rom war absolut perfekt. Schöne Wohnung, wahnsinns Stadt und alles mitten drin. Wir würden sofort nochmal bei ihr buchen...
Very serviceminded and helpfull host. Very good in helping out both before and during the stay.
Good appartment, à bit small but in à good neighbourhood. Close to everything! On THE top floor (many stairs) great view! Tv did not work but plenty to see or to do instead.
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Romare Bearden Exhibition at The Hyde: Institutions Throughout the Country Pay Tribute to Artist
The Hyde Collection joins institutions across the country as part of a centennial tribute honoring artist Romare Bearden (1911-1988). The Museum's exhibition, From Process to Print: Graphic Works by Romare Bearden, will be on view in the Wood Gallery from October 6, 2012 through January 6, 2013. Presenting over seventy-five lithographs, etchings, collagraphs, collagraph plates, screen prints, drypoints, monoprints, and engravings, these works were created over a span of thirty years. Together they demonstrate how Bearden, considered one of America's most important and inventive artists, experimented, innovated, and collaborated on his journey toward mastery of the print medium.
This important exhibition offers an unparalleled opportunity to examine Bearden's printmaking process revealed through his investigation of a particular image, theme, or technique. He possessed an extraordinary facility for weaving a rich tapestry of literary, biblical, mythological, popular culture, and western and non- western themes in his prints that were also informed by his African-American cultural experiences.
On Sunday, October 21, 2012 at 2pm, Dr. Jo-Ann Graham will speak in the Museum's Froehlich Auditorium about Bearden and other artists of the twentieth-century in a lecture entitled Abstract Expressionism and the African American Artist. Dr. Graham is former head of humanities at The City University of New York and associate of the Cinque Art Gallery in New York City, co-founded by Romare Bearden. This program is free and open to the public and is made possible through the support of the New York Council for the Humanities' Speakers in the Humanities program.
The Hyde is among a group of institutions throughout the United States honoring Bearden's legacy. Hundreds of exhibitions, performances, and programs are being organized to celebrate the centennial. Among them are Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Fort Worth, Texas; Currier Museum of Art, Manchester, New Hampshire; Jazz at Lincoln Center, New York City, New York; Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase, New York; Newark Museum, Newark, New Jersey; Price Tower Arts Center, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; and Reynolda House Museum of American Art, Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
From Process to Print: Graphic Works by Romare Bearden was organized by the Romare Bearden Foundation, New York, New York. Exhibition tour organization and management by Landau Traveling Exhibitions, Los Angeles, California. A full color 140-page catalogue, which can be purchased in the Museum Store, accompanies the exhibition.
Image: Romare Bearden (1911-1988), Falling Star, 1980, lithograph, Edition 175, 23 1/2 x 18 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. (sheet)


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Music Review: Reign of Terror by Sleigh Bells
Leave it to Sleigh Bells to create an album that is without a doubt formulaic, maliciously crass and as loud as we like it.
Ever since the debut of Alexis Krauss and David Miller's first album Treats in 2010, the American noise pop duo, known as Sleigh Bells, have been praised by influential persons of the music industry like M.I.A, Beyoncé and Spike Jonze as well as painlessly achieving positive recognition in the media with everything they do. Curiously enough, even after being used in a trailer for the FIFA 12 video game, featured on promo ads for shows like Gossip Girl and Skins, Sleigh Bells have been able to keep their avant-garde, new wave rock band status. Other bands may tremor at the idea of over stepping musical boundaries and going against the grain after producing one of the most critically acclaimed records of 2010, but Krauss and Miller didn't bat a lash at the idea.ffortlessly executed melting pot of thrash metal, pop vocals, dance and techno that creates a new sound almost incomparable to their debut. Miller, the former guitarist of Poison the Well and Krauss, member of teen pop group Rubyblue bind their musical backgrounds to create a style of music that one may think wouldn't be pleasing to the ears.Leave it to Sleigh Bells to create an album that is without a doubt formulaic, maliciously crass and as loud as we like it.
Starting off the record with the sound of the crowd kicking and screaming, encouraged by Alexis' jubilant bubble-gum battle cry, "New Orleans! What the fuck's up? There we go – there we fucking go!" "True Shred Guitar" whips listeners into check and gives a basic run down of what to expect for the remainder of the album: lots of guitar shredding and cheerleading. "Road to Hell," unifies techno with, '80s metal guitar and the "Comeback Kid," the single off of the sophomore album, softens and focuses our interest on why we love this band in the first place, because of their complicated yet marketable sound.
This album may take a few listens to really grasp what exactly is being transmitted through the speakers, but all in all Reign of Terror is a pretty solid album from two kids from Brooklyn. They may depend on a lot of shock and awe, but it's without a doubt something thrilling, heavy and new.
Best Tracks: Crush, Comeback Kid, Leader of the Pack
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Hi all,
This is something totally different than I usually do. (Cue John Cleese in a tux behind a desk )
I found a link on one of the MaK forums to a 1/8 scale female mechanic figure. I thought it was really cool looking. Sort of a retro sci-fi/steampunk vibe to it. The figure is called "el" and it was released by Kaiyodo.
Here she is.
I don't really collect female figures, or "anime" stuff at all. I think a lot of the figures look sort of cartoony in their features and proportions. Which ain't a bad thing. . . just not my style.
This figure has a great sculpt with a lot of detail, and is more realistic looking, which I like. She's carrying some kind of strange testing/sampling equipment. It just has a nice futuristic feel to it.
The paint app on the figure is amazing. These pics aren't quite getting the subtlety in shading, and the detail on the face and accessories is terrific!
The figure came on a small round base with locating pegs that fit into the bottoms of the feet.
It's nice as a standalone figure, but I wanted to do some kind of display or environment to put her into so it looked like she actually had a use for that stuff she's carrying around. Like she were working, so to speak.
If it's one thing I can't abide, it's lazy 1/8 scale figures!
I decided to do some kind of futuristic workshop/engine bay diorama, so I began looking for "stuff" to incorporate into a scene like that. I checked ebay for 1/8 scale accessories, and a lot of Pocher model stuff came up. I'm sure a lot of you know the Pocher brand. They're most well known for their incredibly detailed 1/8 scale cars. I found that Pocher makes models of engines as well. I guess they build into stand-alone display pieces. I saw one kit of a Volvo truck engine, and thought it might be interesting to work it into my little diorama. I got it for a good price, and was pretty happy with the size and detail when it arrived.
I also got a nice pre-cut sheet of Sintra at my LHS, and some sheet styrene to build the display. Here, I marked where I wanted the figure's base to go, and cut out a circle in the Sintra. It's covered by a sheet of Plastruct "floor tile" with 3 holes cut out for the figure's locating pegs to go thru.
And with the base in place, only the 3 pegs come up thru the floor.
I'm kicking myself for not taking any in-progress shots of the work, but here's the finished scene.
The back wall is one sheet of styrene with 2 openings cut out for the 2 main halves of the Pocher engine. I built a box to contain those parts, and made little "flanges" to fit around the edges of the openings, as if 2 big access panels had been removed.
I then added some thinner styrene panels to the wall.
All the little markings you'll see are just black and white dry transfer letters and numbers. I combined some of the letters in weird ways to make some "non-English" symbols.
The side walls were done from Plastruct sidewalk sections. I guess these are for model railroads, but they had a cool corrugated look to them.
All the sections were painted and detailed before assembly. I used a combination of paints. Two shades of Testors Metalizers in Magnesium (base coat) and Stainless Steel. I then misted some Bronze and then used a spray called "Mess Master" from the Design Master series. This is basically a sprayable thinner, and it made everything blend and kind of run together. It gave the metallic shades some nice easy weathering!
For the Pocher engine parts, I painted them almost the same way, but used a slightly heavier misting of Bronze to set them off visually. I dry brushed some silver onto some areas, just for a change of tone, and added some red, green, and black wires in a random way.
I also added some dry transfer letters/numbers to these parts, and some rusty pastel shades.
And here's the completed piece. The whole thing is 12" wide and 9" high!
I may add a couple more small accessories. I have an in-scale fire extinguisher that I might hang on one of the walls, but that's pretty much it.
Thanks for looking!


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Conflict minerals are minerals mined in areas where there is armed conflict or human rights abuse, with profits often funding ongoing conflict. For example, coltan is a mineral that is mined for use in consumer electronics, such as mobile phones, DVD players, video game systems, and computers. It has been cited as a source of financing for military conflicts in the Democratic Republic of Congo.


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ECU freshman jumps his way to All-America accolades
ECU freshman jumps his way to All-America accolades
Freshman Cameron Hudson collected First Team All-America accolades in the men's long jump in his first-ever appearance at the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships Thursday. His outstanding performance closes the book on the 2013 East Carolina outdoor season.
Hudson earned a fourth-place finish with a career-best and ECU school-record tying mark of 7.86m (25-09.50). The Charlotte, N.C., native tied a 28-year old school record which was set by former Pirate Chris Brooks in 1985. Hudson is the first-ever Pirate to collect All-America honors in the men's long jump and is the first ECU male student-athlete to garner All-America status since 2007.
"Words can't express how proud and excited we are for Cameron," Head Coach Curt Kraft said. "To be a freshman and come into this meet and accomplish what he did is outstanding. As a coaching staff, we all had the faith that Cameron could accomplish what he did today. He has had a great freshman season and to cap it off like this is really special. Cameron is a special student-athlete in a lot of ways. He has a very bright future ahead of him here at ECU."
In addition to earning All-America honors, Hudson concluded his freshman outdoor campaign with four first-place finishes in the long jump, three second-place finishes in the 100-meter dash, and first-place finishes in the 4x100-meter, 4x200-meter, and 4x400-meter relays.
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A kick ass country song by Rascal Flatts. Tears rolled down my cheek watching the end of the music video.
" What hurts the most, is being so close, and having so much to say, and watching you walk away, and not knowin', what coulda' been, not seein that luvin' you, thats what I was tryin' to do, not seein' that luvin' you, that's what I was tryin' to do, oooooooooooooo"
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UTSA College of Business research ranks nationally
By Wendy Frost
Director of Communications, College of Business
(May 14, 2007)--The UTSA College of Business recently was ranked as one of the top 100 business schools nationwide in the fields of finance, management and marketing.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
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Based on Business School Research Rankings compiled by the University of Texas at Dallas School of Management, the ranking is based on the research publications of business faculty members from 2006 to 2007.
"These rankings place us in the upper echelon of national business schools," said Lynda de la Viña, dean of the UTSA College of Business. "I wish to commend our faculty for their outstanding research contributions. Their research improves the quality of education that we provide to all of our students."
The Department of Marketing was ranked 40th nationally and 43rd internationally. Top-tier journals included in the rankings were the Journal of Consumer Research, Journal of Marketing, Journal of Marketing Research and Marketing Science.
The Department of Finance was ranked 55 nationally and 61 internationally. Journals included in the findings were the Journal of Finance, Journal of Financial Economics and the Review of Financial Studies. The Department of Management ranked 80th nationally.
Elite journals included were the Academy of Management Journal, Academy of Management Review, Administrative Science Quarterly, Organization Science and Strategic Management Journal.
For more information, visit the UT Dallas Top 100 Business School Research Rankings Web site.


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Pinworms are small worms that infect the intestines.
Enterobiasis; Oxyuriasis; Threadworm; Seatworm; Enterobius vermicularis; E vermicularis; Helminthic infection
Pinworms are the most common worm infection in the United States. They are most common in school-age children.
Pinworm eggs are spread directly from person to person. They can also be spread by touching bedding, food, or other items that are contaminated with the eggs.
Typically, children are infected by touching pinworm eggs without knowing it and then putting their fingers in their mouth. They swallow the eggs, which eventually hatch in the small intestine. The worms mature in the colon.
Female worms then move to the child's anal area, especially at night, and deposit more eggs. This may cause intense itching. The area may even become infected. When the child scratches the anal area, the eggs can get under the child's fingernails. These eggs can be transferred to other children, family members, and items in the house.
Pinworms can be spotted in the anal area, especially at night when the worms lay their eggs there.
Your health care provider may have you do a tape test. A piece of cellophane tape is pressed against the skin around the anus, and removed. This should be done in the morning before bathing or using the toilet, because bathing and wiping may remove eggs. The provider will stick the tape to a slide and look for eggs using a microscope.
Anti-worm medicines are used to kill the pinworms (not their eggs). Your provider will likely recommend one dose of medicine that is available over-the-counter and by prescription.
More than one household member is likely to be infected, so the entire household is often treated. Another dose is usually repeated after 2 weeks. This treats worms that hatched since the first treatment.
To control the eggs:
Avoid scratching the infected area around the anus. This can contaminate your fingers and everything else that you touch.
Keep your hands and fingers away from your nose and mouth unless they are freshly washed. Be extra careful while family members are being treated for pinworms.
Pinworm infection is fully treatable.
Call for an appointment with your health care provider if:
Wash hands after using the bathroom and before preparing food. Wash bedding and underclothing frequently, especially those of any affected family members.
Dent AE, Kazura JW. Enterobiasis (Enterobius Vermicularis). In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 286.
Fritsche TR, Selvarangan R. Medical Parasitology. In: McPherson RA, Pincus MR, eds. Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods. 22nd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 62.
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All Code references are based on the 2005 NEC. The grounding and bonding requirements in this column apply to solidly grounded systems that operate at not more than 600V, including 120/240V, 120/208V, and 277/480V. What comes to mind when you think of pools, spas, hot tubs, and similar installations? Most people would say fun and relaxation. But the person trying to properly ground and bond these


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Bargain Apartment, Central Budapest
Maximální počet hostů6
Počet místností2
Velikost98 m²
Floor No.2(with elevator)
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|Báthory St, 1055 Budapest, Maďarsko
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The apartment is a very well located close to the Danube river, the Parliament which is in the centre of Budapest. We are near the most popular downtown walking/shopping streets.
The river Danube, the Parliament and the museums are all in walking distance.
Very easy access to the main tourist sights, you can easily explore the city from this location. However, public transport is also very good here - the closest metro station is M3 (red line), Kossuth ter. Easy access to the famous "sightseeing" tram, the Nr. 2 tram line cruising on the riverside.
One of the historic food markets is located very close to the apartment - you can buy fresh, organic grocery, dairy and bakery products straight from the local farmers. The apartment is only 100 meters away from the famous freedom square (Szabadság tér), and the Parliament.
The apartment windows face Báthory street and from the balcony the Freedom square.
Apartment Description
The apartment is ideally located in the city center, and offers a stylish and comfortable accommodation for up to 6 persons.
The separate kitchen is fully equipped, and has a dining section. The bedroom is equipped with an openable King size bed, variable beds that can be used either as two single beds or a king-size bed. The other one king size bed placed in the second room .
Apartment facilities
towels, bed-linen, fully equipped kitchen, washing machine, elevator, free internet connection, wardrobe, cable television (50 channels)
2nd floor apartment, non smoking apartment
kettle, refrigerator, oven, dishes, cutlery, washing machine, glasses (water, wine, champagne)
towels, toilet, one more separate toilet, washbasin with mirror, bathtub with shower
Living room:
sitting area, television, double/single bed, bedside, openable king size bed, dresser, wardrobe
King size bed, dresser, bedside, armchair, sofa
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|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|358 €
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|1011 €
|Cena za více než 2 ubytované(ých)
|11 € Cena za osobu/noc navíc
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The Appartment was great:
- the accomondation (two big rooms, a balcony, nice Bathroom, and a separate Toilette)
- the location (2 min from the Parliament)
- accessibility (Bus station in front of the door, Metro Station 2 minutes away).
Thanks for all Eward.
Very nice and comfortable apartment. We enjoyed the location, the space in the house and the good reception bij the host.
Recommend this nice place to anyone who wants to visit Budapest.
We had a lovely stay at this apartment. Very central to everything, the Parliament Building and Danube less than 5 minutes and the Basillica less than 10 minutes walk.The apartments balcony is lovely to sit out on and gets the morning sun so ideal for orange and a croissant, with food supplies readily available from an Aldi on the corner opposite. Edward was very welcoming and arranged the taxi service from and to the airport very smoothly and also held on to our luggage so that we could enjoy our final day before an evening flight home. Plenty of restaurants nearby. We had an excellent meal at Elvidens near the Basillica and closer to hand are 2 restaurants one Hungarian and one Italian just off a road near the Parliament (right out of apartment and first left by the wine shop). The property has high ceilings and wooden floor and plenty of space, the kitchen is tucked at the back but we didn't really use this much as used the balcony as much as we could. Althhough the apartment is not air conditioned there are two large fans that we made use of when it was hot. There are 3 windows in the living room so the apartment is very light and has good views of other stylish apartments and freedom square from the balcony. The area is very safe. We walked everywhere including across the chain bridge to the palace (although took the funicular to the top of the hill). We also used the metro to get out to Szenchi baths (costs about a pound on the metro -got on at Deak Tur which is then a straight line to the baths). There are tourist tours of the baths that are expensive -include robes and refreshments, but this is not necessary, just pay for the baths ticket and we also got a cabin to change in and leave our stuff -cost was 5000 forints each. I'm sure you will enjoy your stay at this apartment.
The location of this apartment in Budapest is excellent, very close to Parliament, Chain Bridge, metro station Kossuth and supermarkets. The rooms are very spacious with high ceilings, a little balcony, modernized and well equippped - even the mattress was comfortable!
The charm of this old building (have fun using the elevator!) lets you forget some minor problems like low water pressure in the bathroom...
Edward is an extremely kind and helpful host, who promptly answered all my questions before and during the stay. He even went to get my visa card which I had left in a shop closeby and sent it to Germany without any charge!
So, all in all, I fully recommend this apartment and especially your host, Edward.
Fantastic stay. Great central location. Beautiful surroundings. Close shopping amenities. Would definitely stay again.
Thank you Edward
Although we've only stayed two nights at Edwards place in Pest, we've enjoyed our stay a lot. Everything was a satisfying, the appartment is located only few minutes from the parliament building and the danube, Its stunning architectural style with the high ceilings and the generous rooms was totally at our taste. Edward is a friendly fellon which took care in reference to our well-being. Nothing to complain at all.
My recommendation: Go to the szechenyi-bath, after a hard night full of part it felt like heaven!
We stayed 4 days in Budapest . Being a family of four including teenagers we really appreciated this spacious , clean, fully equipped and beautiful apartment. The balcony is wonderful. The host is very friendly and flexible, and provided us with all the information we needed. We would like to come back any time and recommend this flat to everyone who is looking for a second home in Budapest with a perfect location.
Edward is respectful and that one of the experts in the business. The house that we stayed in was very nice,central location and convenient.We didn't have any problem expect for parking car at Budapest.İf I can come to Budapest again, again I rent to Edward's apartment. Thank u Edward.
Perfekte Wohnung um ein paar Tage in Budapest zu verbringen!
Vom Empfang über eine kurze Rundtour mit Infos und Schlüsselübergabe bis zum Abreisetag lief alles perfekt ab. Edward ist äusserst freundlich und jederzeit hilfsbereit. Zudem bietet die relativ grosse Wohnung ein sehr gutes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis. Egal ob für einen Party-Trip oder Familienferien, diese Wohnung ist eine gute Wahl.
Sämtliche wichtige Dinge sind innert kurzer Zeit per Fuss erreichbar & nur wenige Meter entfernt liegt ein Supermarkt zum Einkaufen.
Ich empfehle diese Wohnung auf jeden Fall weiter!
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Edwards appartment was a really good choice for the 5-days we spent in Budapest. Its located near to everything you need & there's a supermarket only 10 meters away from the residence.
Edward is a very kind person. If you have any questions or problems, just call him and he'll help you. From the time we recived the keys as well as some general informations about the appartment until our departure day, everything went perfect and without any problems! Me and my friends firmly recommend this place to everybody who's looking for an appartment in Budapaest!
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