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An apple a day keeps the doctor away. Too many cooks spoil the broth. When it comes to food proverbs and food sayings, there are plenty of tasty quotations that serve up a mouthful of common sense and a dose of down-to-earth humor. You could say that they are the cherry on top of our everyday language. Or, even the phrases that add spice and flavor to conversation!
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That's right, where better to start than with the movie world's most unlikely yet totally loveable philosopher, Forrest Gump? It was, after all, Forrest who said "life is a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get," thereby inspiring movie lovers the world over to embrace the unpredicted nature of life with the gusto of a kid in a candy store.
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Next up? A serving of Norwegian wisdom with a saying that expresses that sentimental relationship we have with our favorite desserts and sweet treats. After all, nothing beats that homemade apple pie, batch of Grandma's classic homemade cookies or Mom's fail-safe chocolate cake recipe. Sure it's because they taste great, but it's also because these recipes are infused with love and nostalgia. It's why when Norwegians love to say "cookies are made of butter and love" that we have to agree.
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The graduation services will be streamed in high definition with four separate cameras, as a part of the Video Production Center's coverage of this event. One of the cameras mounted on a boom will allow a bird's eye view of the graduate receiving their diploma. This stream can be accessed from home computers, iPads, and iPhones.
"These new features will provide those unable to attend the best seat in the house," said Dr. Ron Gilbert, producer of the event. Gilbert serves as the Lee University director of Media Services and is also an assistant professor of communication. "Last year, our live stream was accessed from over 30 different countries and almost every state," shared Gilbert.
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Commissioning service will be held at 6:30 tonight on Lee's soccer field. Dr. Don Bowdle, distinguished professor of history and religion at Lee, will address graduates and guests at commencement Saturday morning at 9:30, also on the soccer field, weather permitting.
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Alpha Omega Alpha Carolyn L. Kuckein Student Research Fellowships - Summer term support (a minimum of 8 to 10 weeks) for clinical investigation, basic research, epidemiology and the social sciences as related to medicine. Up to seven fellowships are awarded annually to students in their first, second or third year. Each will provide $5,000 to the student for support of the proposed research project. Website: www.alphaomegaalpha.org/student_research.html.
American Academy of Allergy and Immunology Summer Fellowship Award - For outstanding young individuals who wish to pursue research in the areas of physiology of allergic diseases, cell membrane receptors, pharmacology of allergy and inflammation, basic cellular and molecular immunology, AIDS, as well as other topics pertinent to the understanding of the allergic and immune mechanisms of disease. Applicants must have completed eight months of medical school. Website: www.aaaai.org/members/grants_awards. Deadline: April 1.
American Association of Neurological Surgeons Student Summer Research Fellowship - The AANS Medical Student Summer Research Fellowship program is open to medical students in the United States or Canada who have completed one or two years of medical school and wish to spend a summer working in a neurosurgical laboratory, mentored by a neurosurgical investigator who is a member of the AANS. Several $2,500 fellowships will be available each year. Application deadline is early February. Website: www.aans.org/Grants%20and%20Fellowships/Medical%20Summer%20Research%20Opportunities.aspx.
American Association for Thoracic Surgery Summer Scholarships in Cardiothoracic Surgery - The American Association for Thoracic Surgery (AATS) Summer Intern Scholarship program introduces the field of cardiothoracic surgery to first and second year medical students from North American medical institutions. By providing an opportunity to spend 8 weeks during the summer working in an AATS member's cardiothoracic surgery department, the summer intern scholarship provides medical students with insight into the scientific investigation and study of cardiothoracic surgery. A grant of $2,500 is provided to successful applicants to underwrite their living expenses during the eight weeks of guidance at the selected host institution. Additionally all awardees will receive complimentary registration to the association's Annual Meeting and postgraduate courses that takes place in May. Website: www.aats.org/research/Grants/Summer-Intern-Scholarship.html. Application deadline mid January.
American Heart Association Medical Student Research Program - The Medical Student Research Program provides 8, 10, or 12 weeks awards (continuous in time) to medical students to carry out cardiovascular-related research in a strong laboratory environment. The objective is to provide medical students who are potentially interested in a research career with an opportunity to explore a research career that is broadly related to the cardiovascular area or stroke. Stipend of $600 per week. Program runs between June - May. Deadline is usually in March. Website: my.americanheart.org/professional/councils/AwardsandLectures/Undergraduate-and-Graduate-Student-Research-Funding-Opportunities_UCM_322758_Article.jsp.
Campagna Summer Research Scholarship in Neurological Surgery - The scholarship supports a 10-week summer semester of research under the supervision of a neurosurgical mentor at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) and residence expenses in Portland, Oregon. Students in the first or second year of study at an accredited U.S. medical school are eligible to apply. One scholar will be selected annually. Campagna scholars will receive $5,000 for support of travel to and living expenses in Portland. Scholars are eligible for up to $2,500 additional award to support travel to a national neurosurgical meeting to present the results of their research project, under the supervision of their mentor. The OHSU neurosurgical faculty mentor also receives up to $2,500 to cover research expenses. Medical students with a serious interest in neurological surgery are encouraged to apply. Website: www.ohsu.edu/xd/education/schools/school-of-medicine/departments/neurosurgery/news-events/campagna-scholarship.cfm. Application deadline is in February.
The Community Health Project - The Community Health Project is a student-run internship program for students of health professions at the KU School of Medicine. The CHP is a unique and exciting opportunity for students to expand their horizons by getting to know a special population of citizens and the people who serve them. Students spend time learning about how non-profit organizations are run and managed on a daily basis, and for many health care clinics, interns work directly with patients and clientele. There are four different positions with the CHP: Intern, Executive Director, Program Director and Research & Development Director. All Directors receive a scholarship and four hours of elective credit (3 graduate credits), and scholarships are also available for interns. For more information, e-mail email@example.com.
The Congress of Neurological Surgeons invites medical students to apply for the CNS/CSNS Medical Student Socioeconomic Fellowship. This fellowship is open to all medical students in the United States and Canada with an interest in the socio-economic issues that impact the field of Neurosurgery. This is an opportunity for medical students to spend 8-10 weeks conducting supervised research on a socio-economic topic that affects neurosurgery today. Website: w3.cns.org/education/fellowship2.asp. Application deadline November.
CTSA TL1 program is available for medical students and pharmacy students. Medical students would take a year off of medical school from July 2013 to June 2014 to do a mentored research project while completing a masters of science in clinical research (MS-CR). Students that have an interest in taking part in this program should contact Anita Macan, Program Director at (913) 945-6951, email@example.com or Dr. Edward Ellerbeck, Director, Frontiers Clinical & Translational Research Education Center (CTREC) at (913) 588-2829, email@example.com. This is an exciting program that we believe will train the next generation of clinical and translational researchers in the region.
David E. Rogers Fellowship Program of the New York Academy of Medicine is offering 20 Fellowships of $3,500 each to support summer projects for first year medical students. The Rogers Fellowship projects are intended to focus on coupling medicine with the needs of underserved or disadvantaged patients or populations. The content of the Fellowships might range from clinical investigation through community activities or health policy analysis, to activities linking biomedicine, the social infrastructure, and human need. The deadline for submissions is usually in March. Website: www.nyam.org/grants/rogers.shtml. (Informational brochure available in Office of Student Affairs, 3040E Murphy).
Harvard Catalyst Visiting Research Internship Program (VRIP) is an eight-week mentored, summer research program designed to enrich medical students' interest in research and health-related careers, particularly clinical/translational research careers. In addition to a mentored clinical/translational research experience, VRIP students will participate in weekly seminars with Harvard faculty focusing on topics such as research, methodology, health disparities, ethics and career paths. Eligible participants are first and second year medical students, particularly underrepresented minority and/or disadvantaged individuals in good standing from accredited U.S. medical schools and U.S. Citizens. The program begins at the beginning of June and runs through the end of July. The program provides a stipend and transportation reimbursement of up to $500 toward the cost of traveling to and from Boston. Deadline is late January. Website: www.mfdp.med.harvard.edu/Catalyst/MedicalStudents.html.
HHMI Medical Research Fellows Program enables medical, dental, and veterinary students at schools in the U.S. to spend a year conducting basic, translational, or applied biomedical research at any school or nonprofit research institution in the United States, except at the NIH in Bethesda, MD. This includes joint initiatives with the Foundation Fighting Blindness (FFB) for students conducting research in ophthalmology, particularly inherited retinal degenerative diseases, and the Burroughs Wellcome Fund (BWF) for veterinary students. Fellows will receive a stipend of $28,000, a fellow's allowance of $5,500 that may be used for health care and other expenses and a $5,500 research allowance. The application deadline is January 11.
A new initiative, the Medical Research Fellows Program at Janelia Farm, offers students with an interest in neuronal networking and/or imaging an intense year-long research training experience, living and working at the HHMI Janelia Farm Research Campus in Ashburn, Virginia in the Washington, D.C., area. Students must comply with specific eligibility and application requirements. Website: www.hhmi.org/medfellowships.
The Lupus Foundation of America, Inc. (LFA) is offering Student Summer Fellowships to foster an interest among young researchers in systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). Undergraduate, graduate and medical students are eligible to apply. * Student summer fellowships are awarded annually * Amount of award is $4,000. The LFA Medical/Scientific Advisory Council will review all applications. Website: www.lupus.org/research/appdownload.html. Application deadline is mid-March.
MAP International Medical Fellowsihp - MAP International, since its inception in 1954, has grown into an international service organization supporting health programs in over 100 developing countries. The MAP International Medical Fellowship program encourages lifelong involvement in a Christian context to health, social and cultural characteristics of a developing world community. The fellowship is open to fourth-year medical students and provides 100% of the approved round trip airfare to one destination. Students select a mission agency or hospital that has an outreach among the poor in a rural or urban setting. Students must spend at least eight weeks in the field. The deadline for application is March 1. Website: www.map.org.
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Summer Research Program - Applications are being accepted for the 10-week Summer Research Program for Medical Students at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas. A component of The University of Texas, M.D. Anderson is one of the nation's leading cancer research and treatment centers. The program provides interested students with an opportunity to participate in biomedical research experiences related to oncology and to be introduced to the clinical problems presented by cancer patients. At the end of their summer experience, students will submit their research data in journal article format. Participants in the program receive a stipend of $4,000 for the 10 week period. Application deadline is usually in early February. For application and brochure with more information, contact Valerie Poulson, 3040E Murphy, SOM. Website: www.mdanderson.org/education-and-research/education-and-training/summer-science-programs/index.html.
The Medical Student Anesthesia Research Fellowship (MSARF) program, through the Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research, provides support to both medical students and host departments for 8 to 12 weeks of anesthesia-related research experience and is a new element of FAER's commitment to attract scientific talent to academic anesthesiology. FAER hopes that an exposure to the specialty early in the career of medical students will encourage future pursuit of research in anesthesiology and perioperative medicine. First, second and third year students with an interest in anesthesiology and research are encouraged to apply. Students must be enrolled full-time at a Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) accredited medical school. Additionally, students must remain enrolled in an MD or DO program throughout the fellowship. Therefore, students who are currently in their last year of medical school are ineligible. Website: www.faer.org/programs/students/host.html. Deadline early-February.
Medical Student Research Program in Diabetes - The Medical Student Research Program in Diabetes is sponsored by the National Institutes of Health through the NIDDK and allows medical students to conduct research under the direction of an established scientist in the areas of diabetes, hormone action, physiology, islet cell biology or obesity at an institution with one of 17 NIDDK-funded Diabetes and Endocrinology Research Centers (DERC) or Diabetes Research and Training Centers (DRTC) during the summer between the first and second year of medical school. The goal of the Program is to encourage medical students to consider research in diabetes and its complications as a career and to educate students about diabetes. Students will spend 8-12 weeks working on their research project at a DERC or DRTC of their choice and receive a weekly stipend. Application deadline is early February. Website: www.medicalstudentdiabetesresearch.org.
Medical Student Research and Training Program in Nephrology and/or Hypertension - This program provides an opportunity for medical students to conduct research under the direction of an established Vanderbilt scientist in the area of Nephrology and/or Hypertension during the summer between the first and second year, or the second and third year of medical school. Prior research experience is not required. The program runs 8-12 weeks (June-July) and provides a stipend. Application deadline is early February. Website: www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/mkpdc/events/2012/internship/.
Medical Student Summer Research Training in Aging Program - The MSTAR program was developed to encourage medical students - particularly budding researchers - to consider a career in academic geriatrics. The MSTAR program provides medical students with an enriching experience in aging-related research and geriatrics, under the mentorship of top experts in the field. Students are provided stipends to conduct full-time research during the summer for a period of 8-12 weeks. Up to 130 scholarships will be awarded in 2012. Website: www.afar.org/research/funding/mstar. Please visit http://afar.org/mstarblog/posts to follow some of the prior MSTAR Scholars' experiences. Applications due in January.
NIH Clinical Research Training Program (CRTP) - Twelve month program at the National Institutes of Health for medical students who have completed one year of clinical rotations. Under the direction of a senior clinical investigator at the NIH, students spend their year engaged in clinical research on a project linked to their interests. Students attend clinics and rounds related to their projects and often engage in laboratory work related to their mentor's clinical research interests. Students also participate in a course entitled Introduction to the Principles and Practice of Clinical Research, which runs two evenings a week over a four-month period. Website: www.cc.nih.gov/training/crtp/crtp.html. CRTP brochures are available in the Office of Student Affairs, 3040 Murphy.
Pauletta and Denzel Washington Family Gifted Scholars in Neuroscience Award -The Department of Neurosurgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center supports this outstanding educational opportunity offered to eligible undergraduate, graduate and medical students pursuing training in the field of neuroscience. Awardees will be matched with a principal investigator to work on a research project in a laboratory under the direction of Dr. Keith L. Black in one of the following areas: Blood-brain barrier and drug delivery into the CNS, immunology and cancer vaccine, gene therapy, gene discovery or advanced surgical technology. Awardees are expected to submit an abstract or scientific paper on their research to a national neuroscience, cancer or neurosurgery meeting at the end of their summer fellowship with the Department. If their abstract or paper is accepted for presentation, the Department will sponsor the awardee to attend the meeting in which his/her paper was accepted. Each award winner will receive special commendation from a representative of the Pauletta and Denzel Washington family at a ceremony for invited guests. Financial support in the amount of $2,000/month for one undergraduate and $2,500/month for one graduate or medical student will be provided to two awardees during their summer fellowship within a research laboratory directed by Dr. Black at Cedars-Sinai. Deadline is mid January. Website: www.cedars-sinai.edu/12994.html.
Roswell Park Cancer Institute Summer Oncology Research Program - Expand your horizons in the care and treatment of the cancer patient by participating in state-of-the-art clinical research. Explore the mysteries of the cancer cell by participating in a basic science research program, or both. Special emphasis is placed on cancer prevention through lectures and practical experiences. The program offers a stipend for students to engage in research for an eight week period. The program runs June - July, however dates may be changed to accommodate student schedules. Application deadline: February 15. Website: www.roswellpark.edu/education/summer-programs/medical-students-pas.
Sarnoff Cardiovascular Research Foundation Medical Student Research Fellowship Award- The Sarnoff Fellowship Program offers medical students the opportunity to spend a year conducting intensive work in a bio-medical research laboratory located in the United States. Applications are encouraged from second and third year medical students. Fourth year medical students are required to submit an official letter from their medical school granting graduation deferment. Benefits include a $28,500 stipend. Deadline is mid- January. Website: www.SarnoffFoundation.org.
Scaife Family Foundation Fellowships - Scaife Family Foundation Fellowships are available for medical students enrolled in medical schools in the United States to the School of Alcohol and Drug Studies (July 18-23); the one-week program is offered by the Center of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. Fellowship recipients are required to take the four-hour per day course designed for medical students and one two-hour per day course of their choosing. The classes are supplemented by lectures and mini-courses. The Scaife Family Foundation Fellowships cover tuition, room and meals and provide a stipend to assist with travel and miscellaneous expenses. Deadline to apply is late June. For additional information, contact: Education and Training Division, Center of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers University, 607 Allison Road, Piscataway, NJ 08854-8001, Telephone (732) 445-4317, website www.alcoholstudies.rutgers.edu.
Siteman Cancer Center of Barnes-Jewish Hospital, St. Louis Summer Research- The Alvin J. Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine provides opportunities for undergraduate, pre-med and medical students enrolled at Washington University or other accredited universities to work on cancer research projects during the summer. Opportunities range from basic laboratory research to clinical research to prevention/control and population research. Website: www.siteman.wustl.edu/contentpage.aspx?id=254 Application deadline is March 1.
The Society for Pediatric Research/American Pediatric Society grant - Research opportunity in a pediatric laboratory at a medical school other than KUMC. The grant will provide a maximum stipend of $5,508 and will enable each student to spend 2-3 months working 40 hours per week in a research environment. The application deadline is usually in late January. Over 300 laboratories and research experiences are available to students. Website: www.aps-spr.org/resources/funding.asp.
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital - NIH/NCI-funded Pediatric Oncology Education (POE) Program - The Pediatric Oncology program offers a unique opportunity for students preparing for careers in medicine to gain biomedical and oncology research experience. Students participate in basic or clinical oncology research, research and clinical conferences, and a core lecture series designed specifically for them. POE students must be a United States citizen, non-citizen national, or possess a visa permitting permanent residence in the United States. POE students must have an undergraduate GPA of at least 3.4 (on a 4.0 scale) in math and science and at least a 3.4 overall gpa. Medical student trainees spend 9-11 weeks in the program. A stipend is provided as well as pre-paid group housing for students coming from outside the Memphis metropolitan area. Members of under-represented ethnic minority groups and women are particularly encouraged to apply. Website: www.stjude.org/poe. The deadline for applications is February 1.
Summer Internships at the Kansas Health Institute - Eight week summer internships are available to provide students with opportunities to develop their research, policy and analytical skills under the guidance of KHI staff and scholars. Selection based on applicants academic preparation, skills and interest relevant to the KHI mission to affect policies leading to improved health for all Kansans. Interns are provided with a stipend and preference is given to applicants studying at Kansas colleges and universities. Deadline to apply is in March. Website: www.Khi.org.
Medical Student Summer Research Training Program in the Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism - To give medical students comprehensive and current knowledge of diabetes mellitus and its unsolved problems; to provide an atmosphere which facilitates and encourages student interaction with a diverse group of established researchers and clinicians; and, to give participants their own unique research problem to develop. Deadline is usually in February. Website: Vanderbilt University
Summer Oncology Research Fellowship Program - SORFP, which has been sponsored by CHLA and USC (Children's Hospital Los Angeles and at the USC Keck School of Medicine) for more than 30 years, is once again being offered for the summer. Fellowships have traditionally gone to students from universities and medical schools throughout the United States. Prior candidates have been exceptional students; many are now in academic positions, including full-time cancer research. This program is intended to provide the highest quality experience for first-year medical students pursuing interests in oncology research. Each year, the Executive Committee reviews and selects approximately 20 applicants in late March. Application deadline is late-January. Website: www.chla.org/site/c.ipINKToAJsG/b.4434829/k.8F5A/Summer-Oncology-Fellowship.htm.
Summer Program in Radiation Oncology and Cancer Biology - Washington University/Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology co-sponsored ten week, full time program covering basic principles of tumor and normal cell population kinetics, effects of ionizing radiation and chemotherapeutic agents on normal or malignant cells and basic immunological concepts of cancer. Participants develop close interaction between clinical and research sections for possible correlation of biological concepts and clinical activities. Applicants selected will receive a $5,000 stipend. Website: www.mir.wustl.edu/education. Deadline is mid-February.
Summer Research Training for Students - Medical students gain "hands on" experience in an ongoing research project starting with a review of the literature and ending with written and oral presentations of their research findings at the Student Research Forum. Approximately 20 traineeships are available annually on a competitive basis. A stipend is available for each trainee. Contact Dr. Michael Werle for more information.
University Of Maryland School Of Medicine's SPORT program - The SPORT program offers an 8-12 week program of mentored research training for medical students during the summer between the first and second year of medical school. Sponsored by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) through the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK), this program offers medical students the opportunity to conduct basic science or clinical research in the areas of obesity, diabetes, nutrition and related diseases. In the summer, we will match 12 students with one of our renowned faculty members. At the conclusion of the program, students will participate in a research symposium and have an opportunity to meet other summer research students and mentors and to present their work. Website: medschool.umaryland.edu/sport/.
University of Utah School on Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependencies - Scholarship assistance available to attend. WHO: All medical students -- first-come, first-serve. WHEN: June (1 week) WHERE: University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah WHY: Expert faculty will provide the latest information and research on drug abuse, addiction and treatment. SCHOLARSHIP INCLUDES: Full tuition, six nights in campus dormitory housing and up to $350 travel allowance. Website: uuhsc.utah.edu/uas.
Vanderbilt University Short-Term Summer Research and Training Program in Environmental Health Science - Trainees conduct research in environmental health with a faculty mentor for a minimum of 10 weeks. Trainees participate in meetings, seminars, and special events scheduled throughout the summer and are provided with a stipend at the NIH predoctoral level (currently $3,981 for a 10 week period). Eligible trainees must be able to complete at least 10 weeks of research at Vanderbilt University during the period of May-August, though appointment dates are flexible. Website: www.toxicology.mc.vanderbilt.edu. Contact the Center in Molecular Toxicology for application information and instructions at email@example.com.
Wilderness Medical Society Charles S. Houston Award - Interested in fostering an awareness and appreciation among medical students for the medical aspects of outdoor and wilderness activities. WMS Research Grants will be awarded to applicants who submit a project proposal most likely to result in a substantive contribution to the field of wilderness and environmental medicine. Successful applicants will be expected to conduct a well-defined project during the ensuing year and present an abstract of his/her findings at the annual meeting. WMS Research Grant funding is available for materials, supplies, non-capital equipment (less than $500), and necessary travel related to the project. The amount of funding is up to $5,000, and the deadline for proposal submittal is early January. Website: www.wms.org.
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And after clearing his summer schedule last month by finally qualifying as a doctor from Cardiff University – and with it banishing the hours of dedicated studying – Roberts has only one thing on his mind.
The 26-year-old centre was a key member of the previous 2009 Lions tour to South Africa, picking up the player of the series accolade, and he admits the magic has not worn off second time around.
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"ポルトガルのホステルとしてはまずまず"Hotels.com のゲストによる口コミ 2013年02月14日 投稿
ですが・・・ ホテルのスタッフが気さくで話しかけやすく、周辺都市やスペインの都市などの情報にも詳しくとても頼りになりました。 さらに、シントラなどの周辺都市の観光ドライブもしてくれます。 しかも観光バスの10分の一の値段(€8)で・・・ 自分はゆっくりじっくり雰囲気を味わいながら写真を撮って歩きたい人なので、観光バスのようなせかせかと歩くものよりも断然こちらの方が楽しめると思いました。 ただし、ガイド等はありませんので歴史等を聞きながら回りたい方には向かないと思われます。 施設に関してですが、ホステルとしての宿泊施設、公共スペース、共に申し分ないのですがトイレやシャワールームなどの水周りが他のポルトガルのホステルとしては標準以下かなと思いました。 立地に関しては申し分なく、Rossioという中心の広場のほぼ真ん前なので部屋からの眺めが最高でした。 メトロへのアクセスも良く駅から100mないくらいで、散立している観光スポットへのアクセスも簡単です。 とにかくスタッフの対応の良さが評価を上げています。 来夏もここへお世話になろうと思いました。
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Portugal's cosmopolitan capital city, Lisbon offers a vibrant shopping, nightlife, and eating and drinking scene. Lisbon's layout is fascinating, with its old 'barrios' (neighbourhoods) set on hills offering panoramic views. Portugal's 500-year maritime heritage is evident in the picture-postcard Belém Tower and adjacent Monument to the Discoveries. The Jerónimos monastery is an architectural masterpiece and the city has many excellent museums.
リスボン のホテルをすべて見る"立地最高のスタイリッシュなホテル"
東京で行ったら表参道、銀座、新宿靖国通りのようなショッピングストリート(規模は全然違いますが)の1本裏にあるような場所。ただし、飲むレストランやBARとはちょっと違うので、夜は静かな、立地がとにかくいいホテルです。そして、ヨーロッパのホテルもいまやこんな機能的なのか?MacのパソコンやIpadがついてる部屋でした。また、5Fだったせいか太陽の光も注ぎ込んでくるし、清潔だし、居心地が良かったです。スーツケースの方には、広げるのがちょっと大変な狭さだったり、バスタブがなかったのですが、居心地の良いホテルでした!!ロビーではホットの飲み物の自動販売機が無料で飲むことができました。Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
ダウンタウンにあって、観光には便利。部屋は清潔でベッドも広い。ただ、シャワー室から水が漏れることがあったのが欠点。Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
シャワーの水が外に漏れること以外は立地、内装、コスパ、非常に良かったです。Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Def Go back again!"
The rooms were a bit small and some of the paitings hanging from the walls were a bit scary. However, the overall atmosphere of the hotel and room were excellent. It was located right in the center of downtown. Although it seemed a bit creepy at night, but after walking around the location for a bit, you could tell that it was an okay place - close […] to everything! もっと読むExpedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"good locaiton but noisy floors"
the Brown's downtown is located in a convenient neighborhood and within a walking distance to many of the city sites and close to a Metro Station. the only complaint is that the floors are noisy. I could hear the foot steps from the room above and the washroom. on a couple of nights the garbage on the street was picked up at 1am and was noisy. Besides […] these couple of noises, the hotel was nice, the staff was helpful and the location is convenient. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Brown's DownTown"
I really enjoyed my stay at the hotel. The staff was very friendly and the hotel was directly in the Baxia neighborhood with two subway stations close to the hotel.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great location & excellent service"
Hotel was everything it said it was. We really enjoyed our stay here and would certainly recommend it to our friends. Staff were very helpful and breakfast at Browns coffee shop was excellent. Good location for sight seeing, Metro & railway. 10/10Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
Beautiful decor, groovy and modern. Great location , charming staff. Sound proofing could be better, can hear upstairs guests walking about in their room.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Good location"
Good location but small room, small camper type bed, paying for the location, nothing else, no comfort, no breakfast, pick another hotel.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great Deal, Location and amenities"
Had everything a world traveler needsHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
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Great service, great location, great cityHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Very cool hotel"
Browns Downtown was definitely the coolest hotel I've stayed in. Our room had an iMac and an iPad, 50 inch plasma and the furnature was ultra modern, very cool. The staff are also amazing and very accomodating as we arrived at 4am and still greeted with a smile.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Brilliant boutique hotel, very stylish!"
Really good location, attention to detail and style. Spacious clean and modern. Wifi intermittent.Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Very nice hotel"
We liked the hotel. Everything was really good. Constructions around the hotel were little bit annoying, but overall our stay was very pleasant .Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great location"
Room was fine and brilliant location. Good value for money.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Perfect Location"
All we needed for an overnight stay in Lisbon after a two week vacation in Portugal.Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"High tech meets high style at a not so high price"
We loved our stay at Browns Downtown. The layout is so well thought out and crafted beautifully. No breakfast service and a seal on the shower door was loose causing puddle of water to accumulate, but those are the only negatives. There's a computer and iPad in the room (we didn't need it, but it sure looked cool). The complimentary espresso/coffee/beverage […] machine was a nice add on too. The staff was very friendly and informative. It was our last few days in Lisbon so I was really craving spice (hey, the Portuguese didn't spend all these years trying to find India for nothing). I asked/begged the man for an Indian restaurant and he recommended one, "Calcutta"...a 10 minute walk. The food was amazing. Thank you. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great hotel"
We loved the hotel - amazing location, incredibly friendly staff & rooms full of all the mod-cons. If I had to find fault, I'd say the bed was a bit too too firm. The room we had was also small, but it was well designed so that wasn't an issue in the slightest . We'd go back in a flash.Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Ok hotel"
Poor cleaning. Bathroom to small and gets flooded by shower.Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"EXCELLENT HOTEL and LOCATION!"
Excellent hotel and perfect location! Clean , new, pretty rooms. Super modern and well equiped. Great shower. Loved the computer and free wifi , although the ipad was pretty useless - glued to the desk and blocked from any updates.... it seems like the hotel wasted a lot of money on this:)Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Efficiently designed hotel rooms, great staff."
Rooms very efficient and beautiful, bed extremely comfortable. Staff was always available for answering questions and were most pleasant.Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
Liked this hotel the best out of 6 hotels we stayed in Lisbon, Barcelona and Madrid. The room was well decorated and comfortable. WIFI worked great and the iMac computer provided in the room worked great. iPad was kinda useless cause it was tied down, but still nice. I personally was fine with the size of the bathroom but it may be problematic for some […] people for several reasons. It was very tight and I could not imagine anyone that isn't limber to use it. Women might not like the shower because it is so small that you cannot get out of the water (no way even with a typical shower cap that you can keep your hair dry). The only big issue was the shower flooding. FIX THIS PLEASE!!!! I can't believe with how many people have complained about this they have not fixed their doors. It quickly floods the entire bathroom. Contrary to what other people have said about drainage, it is because the shower door has an unprotected gap at the bottom of the door and the showers are so small that water is spraying against it the whole time. I am pretty sure this would take about $5 and a trip to the hardware store to fix. I was able to mitigate the problem by taking a towel in the shower with me and laying it down across the bottom of the door. Overall, I liked this place very much and would stay again. Location is great. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Downtown Indeed"
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"Book if you can get a room"
Walking into Brown, was like home away from home. Each hotel has a Mac and an ipad for your use. In addition, you have a small kitchen area for a longer stay. Closest train station can get you to the airport, train or bus station. Close to the Barrio neighborhood and major sites to see. Have stayed here twice so far. Plenty of channels to watch. Cons: […] Street is a bit desolate at night. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great hotel!"
A fantastic experience in a novel hotel. Excellent location - very close to metro station and sights. The availability of ipad, computer, Kitchette and TV channels an added bonus!Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"They go above and beyond!"
The hotel was fabulous, rooms with mini-kitchenette greatly appreciated. We had a very time sensitive, difficult issue that needed to be resolved in Lisbon and the staff was extremely responsive to my slew of requests for help beginning well in advance of our two night stay. We are so greatful, especially to Duarte and Ava, for the exempliary assistance […] which enabled us to make the very most of our short stay in lovely Lisbon もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Superb boutique hotel"
Upgraded to a superb suite on top floor. Staff excellent, hotel very stylish with a great central location. Cant fault it.Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Very cool but not ideal with a car."
1. The walls are very thin. 2. If you have a car then it's not ideal. Just need to park in a parking garage in the vicinity. Otherwise the hotel is very cool and I'd recommend it!Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Clean, Comfortable, perfect location"
This hotel is absolutely beautiful! Great location and close to all major sight seeing. The rooms was very comfortable and beautifully decorated. We had some minor issue with the toilet, as there was a certain odor coming out of the toilet but nothing big. Right next to the hotel is a very small restaurant that has GREAT local food. It is not touristy […] but the food is great. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great Hotel"
Excellent location, comfortable room, and very helpful staff. Our only issue was a leaky shower door. I would readily stay here again.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great location, nice and simple"
Excellent location! Rooms are small, but have everything you need. We didn't spend much time in the room anyway.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Hip hotel in the heart of downtown Lisbon"
Brown's Downtown is a really nice place, that is doesn't need to try so hard to be hip. There isn't a lot of competition at prices like these in the heart of downtown Lisbon, but Brown's goes far beyond what it needs to do to stand out. The staff were attentive and the rooms were fine with the excellent addition of free Apple computers and i-pads.Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
modern hotel with friendly and help fully staff. Located on central old town Lisbon and only a couple of blocks from the metro station. Excellent location for seeing all the sights of lisbon and easy access to all the trian stations for sights outside the cityHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Beautiful hotel ... bathroom a bit on the nose"
I highly recommend Brown's Hotel. You'd pay three times the price in Paris for a hotel of this quality. The staff are friendly and helpful, it's location is wonderfully central and the interiors and rooms are elegant and beautifully designed. Everywhere in the hotel was a delight... except our bathroom. It stank. Lisbon -- beautiful as it is -- sometimes […] offers its less-than fragrant plumbing (you get an occasional waft as you walk its streets), but the smell was nowhere more concentrated than in the bathroom of room 408. もっと読むExpedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"A Cheap & Chic hotel for contemporary travellers"
central location, good design, very helpful and friendly staff. Thanks to Duarte's (from the front desk) advices and suggestions, my stay and weekend turned into a fantastic experience in Lisbon.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"awesome hotel"
Great modern boutique hotel in the heart of Lisbon. Everything from the staff to room was exceptional. The only down side is the walls are a bit thin.Hotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Really great hotel, fix the shower though!"
Great hotel, really friendly staff - room was excellent. We ate out whilst there but there is actually a small kitchen in the room so you could be a lot more self-sufficient. We stayed in the "suite" room 501 I think - stunning room but i have a few minor gripes; 1) Double bed is actually 2 single mattresses 2) Shower was amazing but leaked really, […] really badly (even with door fully shut) 3) Quite a lot of the lights didnt work - but room was so bright it didn't really matter (only in eve or when In the shower) Nonetheless a great room and hotel and will definitely recommend to anyone i know going to Lisbon and I would certainly stay there if in Lisbon again. もっと読むExpedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Good hotel, bad interior designers"
Brown´s Downtown, and especially the staff, are top-notch. My grumble, though, is with the current generation of so-called ``modern´´ hotel interior designers. I swear, not a one of them has ever stayed in a room of their design, used the bathroom fully or worked in housekeeping and had to clean and ready a room and bath. In this case, it is impossible […] to take a shower without water eventually covering the bathroom floor. It is nearly impossible to adjust the water in the shower without first getting a head-drenching of cold water. There is a mirror covering one complete wall, but essentially no shelf space for a woman´s make-up kit and-or a guy´s shaving gear. I´ve seen this same poor design all over Europe and in Latin American in the past couple of years. Frustrating in an otherwise fine hotel. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Hip boutique hotel with a lot going for it!"
Fab hip boutique hotel in the heart of Lisbon with a funky casual attitude about it. The staff were young and friendly and made us feel so homely and welcomed. HIGHLY recommended when in LisbonHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"wonderful staff"
We found the staff to be very helpful more than any staff we have ever met in the past.Expedia ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Loved it"
Very nice modern hotel in the center of town. Computer in the room along with an iPad if you don't bring your own. WiFi was great. Parking only on the street which can be scarce or in the very expensive (€35 for 24hrs) public lot a short 5 minute walk away. We enjoyed the comfort and style of our room. The hotel staff was somewhat helpful but not all […] that friendly. We got an amazing deal thru Hotels.com and would stay there again for sure. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
"Great unique hotel"
We loved this cute little hotel. Good location, a short walk from the shopping,dining neighborhoods. We really liked the modern decor in the lobby and the room. An iMac and iPad were available in the room (although the iPad didn't work - still cool that it was available). Only downside was that there was some temperature problems in the room. It was […] pretty hot all night. もっと読むHotels.com ゲストの適正な口コミ
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PS. You are on your own - I'm not responsible for any damage you cause to your equipment or yourself. I have fair amount of experience with electronics, and I am not recommending disassembly of their unit to anyone.
I will tell you that I found 5 screws on the bottom of the unit - one under each foot and one under the center sticker, as well as a small tab between the top and bottom along the back edge that holds the top and bottom together.
Solved! Go to Solution.
I removed the filter/lens from the front of the IR receiver.
Now I can point the remote in almost any direction for the player to respond.
Thanks rievax! I pulled the lens, and that is definitely the fix!
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I found a slight problem. I sometimes would try to put USB plugs into the open hole by mistake.
I have fitted a cover made from a 12mm wide strip of clear stiff plastic like found on bubble packs or shirt boxes.
I folded it into a square bottom U shape and slipped it into the opening.
When I cut the strip, I actually left it a bit wider at the middle so that it cant be pushed in too far.
Kudos to you too for actually doing something about this. Could you post pics and/or video of this?
I want to clarify, did you open the FAT up then remove the lens? Or does it pop out?
I think this thread should be stickied! The remote issue has always been a problem with the standard remote. It's not a problem with the Harmony remote, however.
Its best to open the player. For those attempting this on carpert and/or live in a dry climate, do please research "ESD precautions" first.
There are 5 Torx screws in the bottom, one under each rubber foot and one under the sticker near the "CCC" symbol. The "size" has been rubbed off my Torx driver, Im guessing its T8.
The lens is held in place by the front edge of the PCB. Removing two screws is enough to be able to lift the front edge of the PCB then slide the lens up with something pointed.
Someone here might find a neater way of making a clear platic lens while the player is open.
I reattached the rubber feet with contact cement.
I have done this sort of mod to other AV equipment and sometimes worry about possible side effects.
I have noticed no problems yet.
I used a T9, but a T8 fits well enough that either size works.
There are three more torx screws internally that need removed to tilt the board up at the front in order to get at the clips holding the lens onto the base.
Found this post very interesting. After a couple of years of complaints, someone finally opened up the device and found something obviously wrong with the device right from the begining.
I haven't opened up my devices yet(4). But I guess I will since I've been meaning to open them up one at a time and drill out some breathing holes.
This is another fault with the Fat+. The bottom of the unit has an open area(a 2x2 square). However, most everybody knows hot air rises. So, where are th vent holes on the top????. Not there.Their are none.
So when I fix my remote sensor I will also drill a hole in the top for egress of hot air. I do this on so many devices. For the Fat+ I figure a 2" hole done with a hole saw will be just fine. To fill up the opening I'll glue a peice of screen material over the opening.
It's amazing. Doing this will change the life expectency of a device from a year or two to 20 years or more.
Finally, before I pull the red filter I thought I might just try to stick a short peice of 1/4" black irrigation hose over the LED. Seems like it might be simpler, but I wont know til I open it up.
Anyway, much thanks to the origional poster. For more than a year it's been an ongoing complaint with no fix other than...CHANGE the BATTERIES.
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The remote issue has always been a problem with the standard remote. It's not a problem with the Harmony remote, however.
I have compared the IR output level of the FAT+ remote to other typical remotes I have here.
There is little difference in levels. Its actually a bit better that my TV remote.
The Harmony remote might have a much higher output but I don't have one to test.
EDIT: I tested the original filter/lens. It attenuates the IR transmission by 80%.
Great thread! How do I give a thread kudos? This should be added to the FAQ.
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