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Sadly, every minute of every day, someone attempts to take their own life and every 15 minutes someone in the United States dies by suicide.
The goal is to raise funds for suicide prevention and education. Portions of the money raised will support distribution of AFSPs new educational film More Than Sad: Teen Depression to high schools to educate both students and teachers about teen depression and how to get help.
We need to know more about suicide and ways to prevent it, organizer Mellissa Millard said. We also need to educate the public to recognize the symptoms of depression, especially in teenagers as they are a particularly vulnerable group.
For more about the Out of the Darkness Community Walks, click HERE. And, for more information about the films, visit HERE..
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In the Using Tags lesson, we implemented a Logon form. In the Coding Actions lesson, we interpret the Logon form, and return a different result code depending on the circumstances.
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package tutorial; import com.opensymphony.xwork2.ActionSupport; public class Logon extends ActionSupport { public String execute() throws Exception { if (isInvalid(getUsername())) return INPUT; if (isInvalid(getPassword())) return INPUT; return SUCCESS; } private boolean isInvalid(String value) { return (value == null || value.length() == 0); } private String username; public String getUsername() { return username; } public void setUsername(String username) { this.username = username; } private String password; public String getPassword() { return password; } public void setPassword(String password) { this.password = password; } }
The framework automatically populates the username and password properties for us. All that's left to do is checking to see if either property is empty.
The Actions do the "heavy lifting" in a web application. Actions interact with data base systems and business rule engines, so that we can turn "billboard" HTML into a rich, dynamic web experience.
After doing its work, an Action returns a result code to indicate what the framework should do next. Often, the next step is to go onto the "success" result. Other times, we might need to go to an "error" result instead. In either case, the Action does not worry about generating the response, only deciding which logical result to present next.
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Gone, But Not Forgotten: Ex-Members Keep on Giving
February 25, 2015 | Even when they don't head straight to K Street, it's safe to say that former members of Congress don't forget their colleagues — nor are they consigned by them to history. For one thing, many ex-lawmakers find themselves involuntarily retired with money left in their campaign accounts and leadership PACs — money that can be used…
Leftover Loot: More Leave Congress With Lots of Campaign Cash
September 5, 2013 | Members of Congress spend much of their time chasing campaign cash and struggling to boost their war chests to fight off the next rival. And for a variety of reasons, an increasing number find themselves with flush bank accounts when their congressional careers are over, keeping them high on their former colleagues' call lists.
Paul Kirk, Massachusetts' Interim U.S. Senator, Intimately Tied to Business, Lobbying and Democrats
September 24, 2009 | The U.S. Senate vacancy created by the death of liberal lion Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) is prompting another trip through the revolving door of political influence for longtime Kennedy ally Paul G. Kirk, Jr. Kirk was an aide to Kennedy from 1969 until 1977. He subsequently went on to join the law firm Sullivan & Worcester, where he has worked as a partner and lobbyist. Since 1989, he and his wife have also given $65,325 to Democratic candidates and committees.
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August 26, 2009 | Embattled political financier Hassan Nemazee, who faces decades in prison after federal authorities arrested him for allegedly attempting to secure a fradulent loan from Citigroup, has donated money to 75 federal political candidates, a Center for Responsive Politics analysis indicates.
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March 23, 2009 | The Supreme Court tomorrow will tackle a question that pits First Amendment freedom of speech rights against congressional efforts to limit the influence of special interests that have millions of dollars to spend on speech. Capital Eye will cover Tuesday's oral argument, but for now, here's a synopsis of the case.
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Wednesday, November 10, 2010
The Manning Award, sponsored by the Allstate Sugar Bowl, announced 10 additions to its 2010 Watch List on Oct. 25. The winner will be announced after the bowls in January and will be honored at a banquet in New Orleans.
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After dropping its first road game in more than a year last Saturday at Penn State, Northwestern (6-3) returns home to play its final 2010 Ryan Field game against the 13th-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes. Kickoff is set for 11 a.m. CT on ESPN.
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Back in 1968, when it was still cool to advertise cigarettes, a remarkably successful campaign featuring a tall, skinny bitch proclaimed, "You've come a long way, baby". It was a courageous bid to demonstrate that the modern woman had not just earned the right to starve, wear halter-tops and earn inequitable wages, but catch cancer - just like any fat, under-achieving man.
The Virginia Slims woman morphed into Mary Tyler Moore, tossing her hat jauntily to the sky, in the opening credits of the equally iconic Mary Tyler Moore Show. (The neurotic, controlling Mary Richards character, had the camera kept rolling, would have been hit by a slow Buick while trying to retrieve the hat. But that's not important right now.) Decades later, the focus moved from the hat to the shoes, with an equally emaciated Carrie Bradshaw conquering New York with her friends, just as Mary had chipped away in Minneapolis with her girlfriends.
In between we've had Murphy Brown, and the girls from Friends, participate in the torch relay of something we all recognise, with each passing generation. Groups of close women, making sense of their place in … this.
Creator and star Lena Dunham's huge splash with Girls enjoys our attention, not simply because of her "shocking" material or ability to gather this generation's perverse but recognisable girl group. The neuroses and the quest for insight are the unchanged link. But Dunham's Hannah has been stunningly courageous. This girl is overweight, lost, tattooed, a sexual victim and predator, a good friend and a lousy one. She's a mess in an ugly dress, that's often around her shoulders while we watch her having awkward sex.
She doesn't have great best friends in the mode of Charlotte or Rhoda. With girlfriends like Hannah's, nobody needs enemies. It was always going to be a stretch to expect a wide audience to care about a pack of selfish 24-year-old hipsters living in Brooklyn. But as series three pinballed back onto the screen this week (Showcase, Monday, 7.30pm), I was surprised how much I had missed those nutters. We find Jessa, nasty as ever, pulling wings off addicted patients in group therapy; her best friend in rehab is a chain-smoking Richard E. Grant. Suddenly reminded of Ben Mendelsohn's stellar performance as Jessa's messy dad last year, and the surprising use of the usually avuncular Chris O'Dowd, the cleverness of Dunham's casting (with a bit of extra pull from Judd Apatow) is obvious. Who wouldn't want a guest spot on Girls?
Already Jenna Lyons, the creative director of J. Crew, has popped up in a cameo. Victoria Beckham is rumoured to be making a visit. Richard E. Grant's manic visage is a perfect fit for Lena Dunham's brand. As HBO released the first two episodes of this new series to be viewed on YouTube in the US just 12 hours after the broadcast, it could be argued that Girls is less of a sitcom and more of a social phenomenon. The sitcom part is easy to scoot around. Girls isn't funny. It's confronting and peculiar, and some of the sex scenes, or discussions about sex, will engender a nervous chortle. But there are no jokes. There's no buttoned couch taking centre stage at Central Perk, and there's certainly no Chandler or Joey.
With more shows, such as Orange Is the New Black, taking a lead from Dunham's rude courage, we can expect more rough, ripe, ribald women finding new ways to show us how far we've come. Girls is possibly raising and lowering the bar at the same time. We may need decades of perspective before we find our rightful place between the skinny bitch with the ciggies and the fat chick with the tatts.


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Dear Real Estate Adviser,
My father bought a Department of Housing and Urban Development home in March 2010 with help from a $3,700 homebuyer tax credit from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. He mentioned that if he got rid of it within three years, he'd owe back that money. Well, he died this October, and the property passed to me and my sister, and it is now on the market. Will we need to pay back that sum when the house sells or pay it when filing his final taxes?
-- Debra
Dear Debra,
First though, please accept my condolences on the loss of your dad. I am able to offer you a bit of financial comfort as you go about the often-agonizing business of sorting through all the obligations and issues following the death of your loved one. Your father's estate is not on the hook for the $3,700, it appears. The death of a stimulus credit's recipient dismisses that obligation, according to the Internal Revenue Service.
Backing up a bit, any first-time homebuyer or existing homeowner who bought a new home in 2010 before May 1 was eligible for credits of up to $8,000 or $6,500, which wouldn't have to be repaid subject to certain conditions. The main condition was that the recipient not cease using that home as a principal residence within 36 months of the purchase date.
There were some exceptions, including death and the transfer of the house as part of a divorce settlement, though the receiving spouse would be subject to repayment if she didn't remain in the house to finish out the 36 months. Military personnel or U.S. intelligence personnel who were required to move more than 50 miles are exempt as well. Similarly, if the home was involuntarily damaged and the owner was forced to move, that owner wouldn't have to pay back the credit as long as he or she bought another home within two years.
However, if the owner simply sold it; converted it to a rental, business or vacation property; used it as a second home; lost it to foreclosure; or no longer lived in it the majority of the year for just about any other reason, that owner would be obligated to repay the credit. Important side note to folks who are wrestling with this: If a homeowner incurred a loss on the sale of a home in that 36-month period, excluding the value of the credit, it could be offset against the sum paid to the IRS, up to the amount of the credit.
I might also point out that if your father had claimed the credit on a joint return with his spouse -- who we assume wasn't in the picture given the information you supplied -- she would have been required to repay her half of the credit after his death if she disposed of the home in the 36-month period.
I think there is some confusion here because the IRS states elsewhere on its website that death is indeed one way that a home stops being a main home. But not to worry: While an estate or tax attorney should confirm the status of this obligation, it sounds pretty cut and dried.
You will, however, need to file tax Form 5405 with your father's final return (2012) to clear his stimulus credit obligation from the system.
Good luck!
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Charlotte, N.C. - Jamie Atkinson placed in nine kills as the Tornados opened up the 2011 season with a victory over host Johnson C. Smith University in the first match of the Johnson C. Smith University Invitational. The Tornados took the match over the Golden Bulls in straight sets, 25-10, 25-9, 25-23.
Atkinson led the way with a match high nine kills for Brevard (1-0) as the Tornados hit 32.2 percent for the match. Kortney Conner, the Tornados 2010 kills leader, added six kills in the match for Brevard, who won their first match of the season for the fourth consecutive season.
Bethany Stevenson and Erin Rollins added five kills apiece, while Stevenson contributed a match high 23 set assists.
As a team, Brevard placed in 14 service aces, led by Sydney Yeomans' four, while Lindsey Rogers led the defensive efforts with eight digs.
Jennifer Williams led the JCSU (0-1) efforts in the match, recording a team high five kills, while Kayla Bazemore and Imeshia Jones added three set assists apiece. Jones also contributed four service aces in the match. Williams and Amber Alexander led the way on the backline for the Golden Bulls with eight digs each in their first defeat of the season.
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Taking it personally, she wanted to know why I didn't love her anymore. As I took the time to wait for the right answer (as I had heard others say in meetings), it was as if the words were put into my mouth, "Oh no, you have it all wrong, it is because I love you that I have made this decision. Living together has caused great resentment for me, and I never want to resent you again." Taking my cue from others in the program who encouraged me to love, understand, and respect the alcoholic, I also said, "I have faith and trust that you can take good care of yourself." It was as if it all made sense to both of us.
Today, we have a great relationship, and mutual respect has grown tremendously. I thank my Higher Power for Al‑Anon. The wisdom, support, and love that I get are amazing. Today, I know I can detach lovingly and safely, maintain a healthy relationship, and respect myself and others as the unique people they were created to be.
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The Compass Fellowship Gala will consist of a 5-10 minute presentation from each of our fellows with regards to their fantastic venture ideas. Following the presentations we will ascend to the roof terrace of the library for a reception with nibbles and drinks! We look forward to seeing you there!
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What could be more appropriate during homecoming than the grand opening of the new campus home to more than 200,000 Aztec alumni? In fact, "There's No Place Like Home" is the theme for the October 17 grand opening celebration for the new Parma Payne Goodall Alumni Center.
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New Alumni Center Prepped for October Grand Opening
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If you have considered sponsoring a paver in the rotunda of the new Parma Payne Goodall Alumni Center but just haven't made the call, now is the time. Installation begins September 14.
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Supreme Court upholds Obama health care mandate
WASHINGTON – A narrowly divided Supreme Court upheld President Obama's health care law Thursday in a complex opinion that gives the president a major election-year victory.
The historic 5-4 decision will affect the way Americans receive and pay for their personal medical care in the future. It upholds the individual mandate that most Americans get health insurance or pay a penalty — and it was the penalty, or tax, that ultimately saved the law.
STORY: Chief Justice slammed by conservatives
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Chief Justice John Roberts announced the decision that allows the law to go forward with its aim of covering more than 30 million uninsured Americans. He argued that the mandate is constitutional only because the penalty "functions like a tax" and is therefore allowed under Congress' taxing power.
"Because the Constitution permits such a tax, it is not our role to forbid it, or to pass upon its wisdom or fairness," Roberts wrote.
The court's four liberal justices, Stephen Breyer, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor, joined Roberts in the majority vote. They argued for a more sweeping approval based on the commerce clause, but the end result was the same.
Conservative Justices Samuel Alito, Anthony Kennedy, Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas dissented. Kennedy, who was thought to be the most likely swing vote, delivered a scathing denunciation from the bench.
"The majority rewrites the statute Congress wrote. … What Congress called a penalty, the court calls a tax," Kennedy said. "The Affordable Care Act now must operate as the court has revised it, not as Congress designed it."
President Obama, speaking from the White House after the decision, said, "Whatever the politics, today was a victory for people all over this country whose lives will be more secure because of this law and the Supreme Court's decision to uphold it.
"It should be pretty clear by now that I didn't do this because it's good politics," Obama said. "I did it because I believed it was good for the country."
Roberts — a conservative appointed by President George W. Bush— provided the key vote to preserve the landmark health care law, which figures to be a major issue in Obama's re-election bid against Republican opponent Mitt Romney.
Romney immediately vowed to make repeal of the law a major part of his campaign, calling it too expensive, too much government, and too much of a burden for job creators.
"Obamacare was bad policy yesterday," Romney said Thursday. "It's bad policy today. If we want to replace Obamacare, we need to replace Obama."
The government had argued that Congress had the authority to pass the individual mandate as part of its power to regulate interstate commerce; the court disagreed with that logic, but preserved the mandate because it said the fine amounts to a tax that is within Congress' constitutional taxing powers.
As lawyers examined the details of the various opinions, political analysts quickly predicted at least a short-term political boost for Obama.
Peter A. Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute, said "you can hear the sigh of relief at the White House" over a big win for Obama.
"It allows the president's signature achievement to stand," Brown said. "Since politics is the ultimate zero-sum game, what's good for Obama is bad for Gov. Mitt Romney."
He noted, however, that the ruling allows Romney "to continue campaigning against the law and promising to repeal it."
Yale law professor Akhil Reed Amar said the decision is a "huge win for Barack Obama and John Roberts." Amar said Roberts managed to save the health care law while still creating significant new limits on the federal government's authority.
"On the bottom-line issue, he voted with appointees of the other party, and he did so even as he moved the case law to the right by narrowing the scope of Congress' commerce power and accepting conservative principles," he said.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., announced that the GOP-run House will vote July 11 on full repeal of the health care law — more of a symbolic gesture because the Democratic-run Senate will not follow suit.
House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wis., acknowledged that the election will be a determining factor for the law's fate and the GOP's ability to overturn it.
"It's up to the American people in the next election and their representatives to determine the fate of this law," he said.
Other congressional Republicans vowed to step up efforts to repeal what they call "Obamacare," should they win control of Congress in the November elections.
"The president's health care law is hurting our economy by driving up health costs and making it harder for small businesses to hire," said House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio. "Today's ruling underscores the urgency of repealing this harmful law in its entirety."
Conservative groups plan to launch major advertising efforts to attack the law. American For Prosperity, which already has spent $12 million to criticize Obama's energy policies, plans an $8.2 million ad blitz in response to the ruling.
The ads will run in a dozen presidential battleground states: Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Wisconsin.
"Americans for Prosperity is deeply disappointed by the Supreme Court's decision to uphold a law that most Americans believed to be unconstitutional and wanted to see repealed," the group's president Tim Phillips said in statement. "As a result, unless Congress steps in and repeals this legislation, health care costs for most Americans will go up while the quality of health care goes down as Washington politicians ramp up yet another massive new bureaucracy. The Court got it wrong, and now Congress must step in."
The law's individual mandate had been the key question for the court.
Critics called the requirement an unconstitutional overreach by Congress and the Obama administration; supporters said it is necessary to finance the health care law.
The "tax," as Roberts called it, is a penalty for not buying health insurance. In 2016, the first year it will be fully in effect, it amounts to $695 for an individual and $2,085 for a family, or 2.5% of household income - whichever is larger.
The decision showed once again that the high court isn't shy about weighing in on major legislative issues and influencing the political balance of power. Since its 5-4 decision affirming George W. Bush's election as president in December 2000, the justices have tackled issues of huge importance, ranging from affirmative action to campaign finance, with equal aplomb.
In this case, the decision will have an immediate and major impact on the nation's health care system. Health care for millions of Americans will be affected — coverage for some, premiums for others. Doctors, hospitals, drug makers, insurers and employers large and small all will feel the impact.
The actions of both federal and state governments also will be affected. States — some of which have moved ahead with the health care overhaul while others have held back — now have decisions to make.
While the individual mandate requiring most Americans to have health insurance remain 18 months away from implementation, many other provisions already have gone into effect, such as reductions in seniors' prescription drug costs, help for children and some adults with pre-existing conditions, and allowing children up to age 26 to remain on their parents' policies.
The court decision represents "the beginning, not the end, of the big debate on health care reform," said Bill McCollum, the former Florida attorney general who filed the first lawsuit on the day the law was signed 27 months ago.
George Mason University law professor Ilya Somin, who wrote a brief opposing the health care law, said other parts of the court's decision - particularly the justices' insistence that the government could not cut off all Medicaid funding to states that want to opt out of the health law - could provide ammunition for more challenges to the federal government's power in the future.
"It's clear we will continue to be fighting these issues about the limits of federal power," he said.
Not since the court confirmed Bush's election — before 9/11, Afghanistan and Iraq, Wall Street's dive and Obama's rise — has one case carried such sweeping implications for nearly every American.
Passed by Democrats along strictly partisan lines, the law is designed to extend health coverage to some 32 million uninsured people, ban insurers from discriminating against those with expensive ailments, and require nearly all Americans to buy insurance or pay penalties.
Its passage on March 23, 2010, marked the culmination of an effort by Democrats to overhaul the nation's health care system that dates back to Harry Truman's presidency. The most recent effort by President Bill Clinton in 1994, spearheaded at the time by First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, fell victim to Republican opposition. Since then, lesser changes have been enacted, including creation of a separate Children's Health Insurance Program in the states.
The new law was challenged in a Florida court the day it was passed, and several other lawsuits made their way through district and appellate courts. A majority, but not all, of those courts upheld the law.
The principal challengers were a coalition of 26 states and the National Federation of Independent Business. Beyond them, more than 130 briefs in support or opposition — a modern record, surpassing two Supreme Court affirmative action cases in 2003 — were filed by organizations ranging from the seniors group AARP to the Young Invincibles, representing young adults.
During three days of dramatic oral arguments in March, attorneys for the plaintiffs, led by former U.S. solicitor general Paul Clement, argued that the government never has required Americans to enter into commerce and warned that such a mandate could lead to more in the future. If this is allowed, they said, what couldn't the government do?
The current solicitor general, Donald Verrilli, argued that Congress has the power to regulate interstate commerce. The mandate would do that by regulating the financing of health care, which represents 18% of the nation's economy. He argued that the mandate was required in order to carry out the changes in the insurance market, such as guaranteeing coverage to people with pre-existing conditions.
Yet even the government contended in court that if the mandate was struck down, it should take at least some of the most popular provisions with it. That would include guaranteed coverage for people with pre-existing conditions and limits on premiums for those with expensive ailments — changes the government said could not be paid for unless millions more people bought insurance.
The states and business group challenging the law argued that the mandate wasn't "severable" at all — if it was struck down, the entire law should fall. During three days of oral arguments in late March, several of the court's conservative justices appeared to agree with that argument.
In addition, the states argued that the expansion of Medicaid with initial 100% federal funding was "coercive," by luring states into an offer they could not refuse. They said it also would pull other people into Medicaid who already qualify but have not enrolled and would require certain treatments, all at a cost states cannot afford.
About the only thing both sides agreed on was that an obscure 1867 law, the Anti-Injunction Act, should not prevent the justices from rendering their verdict before the entire law was in effect.
Contributing: Fredreka Schouten, Susan Davis, Janice Lloyd, Brad Heath.
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Rated "Best Overall" by The Wall Street Journal, this portable director's chair folds to about the size of a laptop and stores in an easy-to-carry messenger bag. Telescoping legs and a folding backrest enable the chair to fold to less than 4" thick in seconds. Easier to transport than the bulky sacks that accompany lesser models, the chair's messenger bag straps over a shoulder and across the chest for simple, hands-free portability to an outdoor concert or campsite. Despite weighing only 9 lbs., the chair supports up to 250 lbs., thanks to its rugged aluminum and steel frame and 600-denier nylon mesh seat. Unlike lesser portable chairs that sag as you sit, this superior unit's seat and backrest remain taut, providing support during prolonged periods of sitting. The armrests have an integrated cup holder and two pockets. Open: 34" H x 22" W x 17" D; Folded: 3 3/4" H x 20" W x 12" D. (9 lbs.)
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By lilleke
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I am 67 yrs old. Wanted good support but HS was out of the director chair I really wanted so bought this. Very heavy, altho I do like it fitting into a messenger type bag. Sitting in it was not comfortable for my back at all. I returned them and will wait to see if the other ones come out again w/back support in lumbar region.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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great for vehicle travel, portable , compact, and stores very easily. the carrying bag looks like a computer or messenger bag. very nice and useful. very easy to set up and take down. seat and back could be a little stiffer for more support.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Portability: goes anywhere and everywhereWell made and attractive. Absolutely perfect.
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I am a vendor who wanted an attractive chair to accent my display table. I opened the chair in front of the TV to try it out and it neverleft that spot. I've been sitting in the chair watching TV. I may have to order another chair for my vendor table.
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When shoping with wife some stores have no place to sit. at my age finding a place to sit would determine how lone I can stay in a store.
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I would buy more of these
By shadden
from Toronto, Ontario Canada
We use them ( two ) for our son's soccer games
This is the epitome of perfection in portable chairs.
By Noodles
from Pittsburgh, PA (via 40 yrs in Los Angele
I teach plein air painting. This chair is light, small when folded, and easily carried into the field. The design is brilliant, making set-up and take-down much easier than my French easel. There are no locking devices to fuss with and functions beautifully. In use, the seating height is perfect, with no hinderance to circulation via a too rigid seat front edge. it is comfortable, durable and has convenient, handy storage compartments. I've been painting for a bit over seventy years and never found a chair that comes close. This is a chair that is truly cheap at any price.
Excellent chair!!
By Nurse H
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I take mine on mission trips. I have to sit at a table and check in 400-500 patients a day. It is wonderful.
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By rollo
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It fits in a suitcase - love it!
By HavePassesNTravelByAir
You do have to be very careful to extend it all the way when you are using it or it might break. Not something you would lightly consider loaning out due to the set up issue but I found it easy with a little practice. Not for kids either as the cool mess seating could be damage if treated roughly. We love them for traveling by air to outdoor locations - they fit in a suitcase, or attending outdoor festivals where there might not be enough seating. It's a little heavy on your shoulder to carry far but well made.
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Beijing (AFP) Dec 28, 2012
China has launched commercial and public services across the Asia-Pacific region on its domestic satellite navigation network built to rival the US global positioning system.
The Beidou system started providing services to civilians in the region on Thursday and is expected to provide global coverage by 2020, state media reported.
Ran Chengqi, spokesman for the China Satellite Navigation Office said the system's performance was "comparable" to GPS, the China Daily said.
"Signals from Beidou can be received in countries such as Australia," he said.
It is the latest accomplishment in space technology for China, which aims to build a space station by the end of the decade and eventually send a manned mission to the moon.
China sees the multi-billion-dollar programme as a symbol of its rising global stature, growing technical expertise, and the Communist Party's success in turning around the fortunes of the once poverty-stricken nation.
The Beidou system comprises 16 navigation satellites and four experimental satellites, the paper said. Ran added that the system would ultimately provide global navigation, positioning and timing services.
The start of commercial services comes a year after Beidou began a limited positioning service for China and adjacent areas.
China began building the network in 2000 to avoid relying on GPS.
"Having a satellite navigation system is of great strategic significance," the Global Times, which has links to the Communist Party, said in an editorial.
"China has a large market, where the Beidou system can benefit both the military and civilians," the paper said.
"With increases in profit, the Beidou system will be able to eventually develop into a global navigation satellite system which can compete with GPS."
In a separate report, the paper said satellite navigation was seen as one of China's "strategic emerging industries".
Sun Jiadong, the system's chief engineer, told the 21st century Business Herald newspaper that as Beidou matures it will erode GPs's current 95 percent market share in China, the Global Times said.
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hi man how are you look go to the Synaptic Package Manager then to the custom filter then to the broken i think you will find it there uninstall it then install again i think that may solve the problem.
Newbie here. I've search around for a fix for the following, but can't seem to find anything. Can someone please help? Please forgive if I posted this in the wrong section.
Code:root@modem:~# apt-get upgrade Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done The following packages have been kept back: backtrack-discovery backtrack-enumeration backtrack-network The following packages will be upgraded: kismet 1 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 3 not upgraded. Need to get 0B/962kB of archives. After this operation, 2388kB of additional disk space will be used. Do you want to continue [Y/n]? y (Reading database ... 250155 files and directories currently installed.) Preparing to replace kismet 0.1-bt0 (using .../kismet_2008-05-R1-4_i386.deb) ... Unpacking replacement kismet ... dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/kismet_2008-05-R1-4_i386.deb (--unpack): trying to overwrite `/usr/bin/kismet', which is also in package kismet-newcore dpkg-deb: subprocess paste killed by signal (Broken pipe) Processing triggers for menu ... Errors were encountered while processing: /var/cache/apt/archives/kismet_2008-05-R1-4_i386.deb E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) root@modem:~#
hi man how are you look go to the Synaptic Package Manager then to the custom filter then to the broken i think you will find it there uninstall it then install again i think that may solve the problem.
BUMP - suggested fix does not work, and neither does completely removing kismet and kismet-newcore and reinstalling those two packages either...
Still not underestimating the power...
There is no such thing as bad information - There is truth in the data, so you sift it all, even the crap stuff.
I reinstalled and this is not an issue with the default kernel. I did a search with Konqueror for all packages name kismet and then deleted manually from the terminal.
Open terminal and paste:
dpkg --force-all -i /var/cache/apt/archives/kismet_2008-05-R1-4_i386.deb
Have you tried running fast-track. It also updates kismet newcore.
The enemy is no longer ignorance - It is vigilance
Im getting the same issue. I just have Kismet-newcore installed, and everything works fine from what I can tell. Is kismet the old package, and not needed now?
markosd suggestion works but after that do this
the usual way for deb usersCode:apt-get update apt-get upgrade apt-get dist-upgrade
thanx markosd


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I just love this place! Without doubt the best cuts, from the friendliest and most relaxed guys in Town. Trendy, but totally unpretentious and very welcoming. And really reasonable prices too. Every time I walk out of Tidy Hair, I feel relaxed, refreshed and a whole lot sexier with my new cut! Thanks guys x
Love this place, great to have an independent salon that provides a service which is not your generic high street cutter. These guys are onto a winner here. First time in years a stylist has actually listened to what I asked for, gave me advice and I left feeling over the moon. Wish I had came here sooner, I will definitely be back.
I have been coming to this hairdressers since it opened which was quite a few years ago and have been having my hair done by the amazing Steve for 10 years when he was previously at another salon before he moved to Tidy Hair when it opened, i have also had my hair bleached, coloured and cut by a lovely woman Shaz quite recently and i have never had ANY complaints about the service and the end result. Steve has always done my hair exactly how i have wanted it with a brilliant and smooth finish that i would never have been able to achieve myself and have not at other salons that i have tried out previously. I am genuinely shocked about the amount of complaints and bad reviews that i have seen on here because i have never ever experienced any of that at Tidy Hair and my mother who has been going there for the same length of time as me will agree. Honestly if you want to get a lovely wash and blow dry or even styling for a party or night out Tidy Hair is absolutely perfect, i will always recommend Steve, a lovely Irish guy who gives you beautiful results.
I've had nothing but good experiences with this salon. The staff are very nice, and the place has a relaxed, cool feeling. They do charge an extra £5 for a blowout, but still the price is reasonable.
LOVE LOVE LOVE this place. Felt like I had to write a review after reading a few negative comments below. My experiences have always been positive, I will actually say that I look forward to seeing the guys there. The atmosphere is fun, warm and friendly. I am always happy with my hair afterwards and actually have an appointment scheduled for this weekend. Continue the good work guys and see ya'll this weekend xxx mwah xxx
"Thanks for the cut guys"
Been going to tidy for the past year. I get my hair cut by Miles and am always happy. Great atmosphere and just a great bunch of guys.
I love this salon, the guys are cool and are really interested in helping you achieve your desired outcome. The prices is reasonable enough and to be honest I would be more than happy to pay a little more. The shop is decked out in a vitage/retro theme with some amazing props and memorabilia to keep your eyes entertained. I am never dissatisfied and therefore would highly recommend this. I have seen a few negative post's on here and can honestly say I have never experienced anything of that sort. However, a point that a few have mentioned is the running/organisation of the business. I personally love the independant hands on approach that the team has as this is not a large chain and therefore one can not expect the clinical corporate atmosphere that some of these larger business have. If you are a fan of these salons then maybe Tidy hair isnt for you. If you like a personal, warm, friendly creative environment then Tidy is for you.
OK so part of the reason i like it there is that the old copies of the NME plastered on the wall are the one's we crowded around as a kid in my south London playground, but they tidied up even my funny shaped head without making me look like Jimmy Somerville. Thank you. See you tomorrow.
I always go here for my haircut. I have short hair and for a woman that can be tricky but I always get people asking where I get it cut. It's always busy in this salon!
Shop is amazing! its a definately must!! great work, great atmosphere, great chat and GREAT coffee
Fabulous. Sean has been cutting my hair for about the last 8 years. I've gone long, short, brunette to blonde. When I don't know what I fancy he always comes up trumps. The shop is wonderfully laid back, all the stylists are great. I've sent nearly all my friends here and all of them come back. The kids look forward to having their hair cut too. But then that might be the sweets.
Amazing guys, shop is fantastic and the experience was an all round pleasure. Not too sure about the comment below so thought i'd share my experience with you. The only downpoint was that I would have preferred an appointment later on a Sunday but they finish quite early on Sundays... good work guys
Simply its a cut above the rest.. well worth a visit.
Never experienced any problems what so ever. Good work guys!
I went along to this place as I was in desperate need of a cut and was referred by a friend of mine. She has been getting her hair styled by one of the guys for the past 8 or so years. I'm not sure the name of the person that saw me that day but regardless to say I was completely happy with the outcome and therefore have rated this place with 5 stars. As I mentioned earler, I was referred to this salon by a close friend of mine. I explained to her that I wanted a drastic change but didnt quite know what I wanted. I underwent a throrough consultation until I was happy and we both agreed that this was the right thing to do for me. Both the colour and the cut were perfect and will definately go back for more! The coffee was a delight as was the company and chat of the other customers in the shop. Such a lovely enviroment I just cant wait to go back.
I live in Brixton and had heard mixed reviews about Tidy, but having passed it many times i thought i'd take the plunge and try, wanted to get it done before the Lambeth Country Show ! I saw a guy called Jack (scottish) who from what i gather is quite new to the salon, he gave me a really nice cut/dry, which so far I'm managing to do easily myself, very happy with it and have got lots of compliments ! (forgot to add the cut did cost me £40 and it mentions £35 on the time out web page ,however I didn't mind as it's long and he spent some time on my hair, talking it over before and a great blow dry). OK it is quite scruffy in there but I know other people who are regulars and they always go back. I thoroughly recommend Jack tho !
Would give you more stars if I could. Brilliant xx
I went to this salon as it is my local, it was Sunday and I was too lazy to go to HOB salon in Camden. I have never been to hairdressers where they did not ask me whether I wanted my hair cut with clippers or scissors. I always thought everybody used scissors. Wrong. I explained the lady I wanted longer on the top and short sides and she told me she was going to leave it a bit longer so we can work on it. As usual I expected my hair to be washed. No, this is a different kind of place. The next thing she had clippers in her hand and she ran them from my forehead right over my head to my neck. I was stunned and speechless. I asked her what she was doing. She said you wanted number two and you got it. I asked her if she could use scissors but it was pointless. She was ready for an argument and I decided to keep calm as it was too late for anything. I have been to the army but I have never seen anybody using clippers and starting a haircut from the middle of my head. Not even in the army. Needless to say she just went around my head and cut it all off. I kept telling myself to calm down as it was too late and the hair was going to grow anyway. I did not have any choice really after a strip was cut right across my head. A part of the clippers kept falling off and I have few bold patches on the top of my head. People ask me if I had actually paid for the haircut. I went back to ask her to cut my hair a little bit shorter around my ears so that at least there was some sort of styling there. I was actually kidding myself as there was no shape and no style whatsoever. She did it but I could tell she was not happy as I left the salon without her saying goodbye. How she thought she was going to work on it as she promised when there was no hair left. I asked her to shape it at the back of my head but I can not even describe what it looks like. It is hideous. This place is something else. I never had my hair washed before the haircut. I was not evern asked if I wanted to. An apron was filthy. The place was freezing cold. My friends told me I should have asked for a guy to cut my hair. It will take me months to get my hair into shape. I could have bought clippers and did it myself if I wanted this sort of haircut. Hideous place. I just want to forget I have ever been there but each time I look in the mirror I am reminded of it. Never again.
As other people here have expressed, I had an awful experience going there. If you read my whole story you'll see I had issues with every single moment in the process. And I'm not usually a hard customer to please! I'd say the worse is that I had to deal with a very unpleasant (and seemingly stressed) Irish woman and I didn't even get a good hair cut out of there! First of all, my hair is wavy/curly. What I got here was a very nice haircut that worked on wet hair (so, when my hair is straight) but it lost all it's appeal when became dry and wavy/curly again!! You would expect a hairdresser understands the difference between cutting straight and curly hair!! Second, why I didn't notice that the haircut didn't work straight away? Because after paying £35 they leave your hair still wet! Before starting I had asked the price and she had told me it was between £35 and £40. I asked again what was the difference and she told me that £35 got you a quick blast blow dry and £40 a long one. Maybe it was my mistake, but it just didn't even cross my mind that £35 doesn't even pay for you getting your hair at least dry. Third, the Irish woman cutting my hair had no intention to engage in any sort of conversation. But even worse, she kept badly telling me off because after a while my head was not in exactly in the same position she had placed it initially. Well, I'm not a statue and if someone pulls my hair from everywhere, it's just very difficult that my head doesn't end up slightly moving! Forth, the woman who washed my hair kept changing the temperature of the water, ranging from quite cold to very hot. She didn't even stop to try to get it right. Even worse, she managed to shower me in one point, my T-shirt ending up all wet. Fifth (the ice of the cake), when I arrived I left my coat on the chair as I was not offered any place to keep it. While my hair was being washed, someone else wanted to use that chair, so a man took it and put it on some hidden coat hangers they had. It's just simply bad manners them not offering me hanging my coat in the first place and then moving your stuff without asking. I definitely won't recommend anyone going there!!
Just terrible, A child could cut hair better.
If you want to have your hair cut, averagely, whilst not being listened to, by a very rude man, then tidy hair is the place to go. Looks nice but when people are paying to have a haircut the least you can do is listen to them and at least pretend to be polite.In all honesty the haircut they have my girlfriend wasn't too bad they were just thoroughly rude. Disgrace. Would thoroughly NOT recommend.
Unimpressed. Nice looking place but way up itself. Banging music, unfriendly, rude staff... I don't know about the quality of the haircut - I popped in trying to get a walk-in, they were fully booked so I asked if I could make an appointment for later in the week. At this point the phone rang and the woman talking to me answered it and then spent 10 minutes talking to someone on the other end about their colouring treatments. Fine. There were 2 other members of staff who were not doing anything (it was very empty for somewhere "fully booked") who could have found me an appointment, or answered the phone but they just stood around, looking bored. Eventually I left, with her still on the phone... a shame, really, as I'd heard good things about this place.
It's interesting to see these recent reviews... some of these bad experiences mirror my own. I paid £49 for a haircut in Feb this year. I had the same Irish woman others have complained of. I think her name is Aisleen. She: offered me to 'throw your coat down there' It was the hairy floor!; asked me 'Do you WANT a cup of tea or coffee?', meaning 'you don't , do you?'; asked me, while washing my hair with alternating too hot/too cold water, 'Do you WANT conditioner? I don't think it needs it'; left my hair cut to different lengths on my right and left; and then asked, having started to dry it, 'Shall I bother blowing it dry? - again meaning 'You don't want it dried, do you?'. The funny thing is, she seems a really nice person, but her customer servicing is DREADFUL. Buck up your ideas, Aisleen!
First sight the place looks really good and cosy. I've been offered some coffe and tea and they were quite nice even if a bit cold. I asked them to bleach the roots (I'm blond) and I expect them to correct the color afterwards like after every bleach I ever had, but they didn't! They left me with this yellow/orange color after bleaching brown hair, terrible!!! I had some highlights as well and they left the brownish part untouched, so now I have yellow fluo bleach, brownish and blond, amazing!! Plus I show them a pictures about the cut I wanted and the result was not even close. I have a bland haircut, totally unexpressive, I really look awful. With the blow dry it looked nice but after being washed I'm just ashamed to go out! Another thing that I found really annoying has been the guy who cut my hair, correcting the position of my head almost every two minutes, and I had to be with my neck bended (like watching the sealing) for at least 15 minutes and it really hurted a lot!! How can you stay steel if he is pulling your hair all the time?!? I don t know. I've never been corrected all these times by anyone else, never. I have to say the most terrible thing was the color, no serious hairdresser would ever let you out with such a color, seriously, I paid 80£ for nothing. I would suggest not to go to those guys, they don't know what they are doing. Please don t recommend it.
Dreadful. Had my hair butchered not once but TWICE by this salon, the second occasion was when a more senior stylist tried to fix the Bizzare cut I received from the first. Even worse, a blind, drunk, double hand amputee could have done a better job, hardly any attention paid, just hacked in to it. Lopsided, rough, slap dash approach. I would never, I repeat never go back for a cut here, let along trust them putting any sort of chemical on my hair. You get what you pay for here.
I'm just copying this from qype where ive left the same review: I just hung up the phone on the women here because she evidently didn't really want to take the booking or want my business. Rather than giving me options, it was just one word answers to me chucking times at her. People who live in london are normally very busy, so maybe someone should educate her as to how to work with a potential customer to quickly find a suitable time. And the tone of someone that actually wants to leave a good impression would be nice too. It is a shame as the one haircut i have had here was actually very good, even if the guy who cut my hair was about as sociable as a corpse. I decided to go back despite it being a generally awful experience, but given the phone call i just had I've decided to take my business elsewhere. Customer service is key, but sadly these people have not grasped that just yet. Going by the other comments on here i'm surprised they are still open.
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After all these great reviews, thought I'd give it a try. Had a really rude hairstylist that left me waiting in the shop without anyone in there to begin with. He wouldn't give me advice on what I should do to it as apparently "you are meant to be telling me!", so I ended up leaving with the exact same hair minus one inch off the ends (which he'd done in a straight line)! Maybe this is a good place, but the stylist I had was bitchy and rude throughout and I felt on edge the whole time I was in there.
DIRTY! Health and Hygiene rules don't apply here! My chair was sticky, the towel stank like a drain and there was hair stuck under tape on the floor.
I thought I'd try out somewhere local to me, and Tidy certainly looks good on the surface. I went on a saturday morning, and it was reasonably busy, but I'm not sure this could be used as an excuse for how generally disappointing the entire experience was. The towel used to dry my hair wasn't clean, it smelt strongly of damp, which made the initial process of having my hair washed pretty unpleasant. The man who cut my hair didn't even have the foresight to look at my hair when it was dry, which meant he had no idea of the texture or shape of my hair before starting. He was impatient with me because I was prescriptive about what I wanted, something that I may not have had to do had he bothered to ask me what i wanted prior to being sat in front of him with my non-descript wet hair. He spent about 10 minutes actually cutting my hair, he didn't redo the layers, he didn't even ask about them. My major reasoning for choosing a salon like this one was because I wanted a small undercut, a miscommunication led to him giving me a grade zero, me saying 'no that's not what I meant' and him clearly panicking and trying to cover the error by leaving the undercut half done. He didn't style my hair, and didn't offer to sort out the undercut once it had grown a bit, which frankly would have been the polite thing to do. They do have nice wallpaper though. Go somewhere else.
I wish I had listened to the reviews of this salon - it really should not be recommended by Time Out and I hope they take it off their website. The salon is fabulously decorated and has the best vibe, Shaun (owner) is utterly charming and I didn't have to wait long to be seen (I arrived early). However, it isn't the cleanest salon and they clearly have a problem with organisation. It transpired that my slot had been double booked so my haircut was the most rushed haircut I've ever had and I am not very impressed with the results at all. I left with it looking alright but not like I'd just paid to have it done professionally. Had he not been rushed I think it would have turned out better but I was rushed, the other person wasn't seen to until 20 minutes late and I witnessed another girl just leave because she also wasn't being seen to on time. Really not worth it, unfortunately.
Tidy Hair was by far the worst hairdressing experience I have ever had. From the moment I walked in the door I was treated with what can only be described as disdain; what people have said on here about them not wanting the custom seems very true. The Irish guy that cut my hair was rude and dismissive. If the cut had been good despite being treated like that I might not be on here, however he did a terrible job and I'm still trying to grow it out. Really disappointing and left me almost in tears at the end. I'm a local and I would never recommend this place to anyone.


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Great Duplex with View to the River
Size110 m²
Floor No.3
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Washer/dryer
- Parking available
- Smoking allowed
Accommodation summary
|Rua das Trinas, 1200 Lisbon, Portugal
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For this, it is 6, Twin or double room and a sofa bed in the lounge. Each floor has been built in this area of research if the lapa santos to make your stay as pleasant as possible. Epure in a modern style , with furniture from 50 to 60 years. Each apartment consists of a lounge, kitchen, bathroom , and a bedroom. This apartment is a duplex with a typology like the other apartments but benefits from another floor that sleeps two people in a room with a bathroom and a balcony facing the River Tejo. Bathroom all marble estremoz. Well equipped kitchen with plenty of storage. Everything is white, a very pure lines and noble materials.
You 'll be ready in a very privileged area of Lisbon and away from any noise. Windows double glazing, in a quiet street. This area is one of the embassies and is very protected , restaurants, at the bottom of the street, and the magnificent museum of ancient art a few meters . This area is also reputed to have resisted the earthquake of 1755. Breathtaking view of the floor. Santos soirees are very lively and a few steps from your apartment.
Regarding transport, the bus you throw and the famous tram 28 to 100 METRES. Indeed it crosses from one end all the other al historic area. The nearest metro is rato, and you 're right next to the train station that goes to Cascais, cais of sodre. You also have the tram that takes you to Belem. You will find this home to your taste because of the calm and beauty environment in fact the buildings are maintained and challenged state. The night is very fashionable to Santos. The housing is completely new and extremely good quality. The decoration is done with taste and personality and finally the breathtaking view of the floor you will not be able to resist this haven of peace and refinement.
House rulesBe kind enough to check that the door of the building is always closed down and the trash.
Never leave the keys in the lock starting.
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We really enjoyed our stay in Richards apartment. It is relly close to the city center and the main attractions.
The flat was very clean and nice. We can only recommend it.
thanks richard, for your help.
your flat was perfect and very confortable.
we spent lovely days.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
Conveniently located between Copacabana and Ipanema, but very noisy (bus pass), nice decor ... but APARTMENT utensils (cutlery pots stove ....) are all changing, refrigerator require to be defrosted time to time!!
APPARTEMENT bien situé entre Copacabana et Ipanema, mais sur rue très bruyante (passage de bus), déco sympa ...mais les ustensiles de cuisine (couverts casseroles poêle....) sont tous à changer, le réfrigérateur demanderait à être dégivrer de temps en temps !!!!
perfect located between copacabana & ipanema beach, but the flat has definitely seen better times. it helps to speak portuguese, because the cleaning woman & the concierge couldn't help us with any english or spanish.
We spent 4 nights in the apartment of Richard very quiet. To be honest, has good and bad points. Among the good, the price, the apartment is very cozy and has everything you need, from the bad, specifically general cleaning bathroom (missing until the toilet paper) and the bedding left a little to be desired, also has poor access and you go crazy until you find it (recommend taking the map from home to the location of the apartment).
Hemos estado 4 noches en el apartamento de Richard muy tranquilos. Siendo honestos, tiene cosas buenas y cosas malas. Entre las buenas, el precio, el apartamento es muy acogedor y tiene todo lo necesario;entre las malas, limpieza general y concretamente baño (faltaba hasta el papel higiénico) y la ropa de cama dejaba un poco que desear, ademas tiene mal acceso y te vuelves loco hasta que lo encuentras (recomendamos llevar el mapa desde casa con la ubicación del apartamento).
Very nice and welldisposed apartment decorated with beautiful paintings. Central location with easy access to both Ipanema and Copacabana as well as Metro.
Apartment very well located, with everything you need and nice decorated. Richard very friendly. We recommend it.
Apartamento muy bien ubicado, con todo lo necesario y bonito decorado. Richard muy amable. Lo recomendamos.
Very well located in the heart of Ipanema housing. It had all the services, restaurants, the beaches of Copacabana, Ipanema and Arpoador really just not us. Internet wi-fi high speed. Richard is also very friendly and attentive.
Logement très bien situé au cœur d'Ipanema. On avait tous les services, resto, les plages de Copacabana, Ipanema et Arpoador vraiment à quelques pas de nous. Internet wi-fi haute vitesse. Richard est aussi très gentil et attentionné.
The apartment has the ideal location to make virtually everything on foot.
There were two there and for the size was super. The four can
not to sleep because in my opinion.
Unfortunately, the apartment was not really clean and Richard at the handover not there (he has the key stored in the restaurant below), but so that we then said to also have nothing more-that leads to star deduction ..
Die Wohnung hat die ideale Lage um praktisch alles zu Fuß zu machen.
Wir waren zu zweit dort und dafür hat auch die Größe super gepasst. Zu viert kann
man da meiner Meinung nach nicht schlafen.
Leider war die Wohnung nicht wirklich sauber und Richard bei der Übergabe nicht da(er hat den Schlüssel im Restaurant unten hinterlegt), sodass wir dazu dann auchnichts mehr gesagt haben- das führt aber zum Sternabzug..
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