Ahlein.net is a web 2.0 website where people can post for free their furnished apartments & other real estate properties (apartments, chalets, rooms, villas, shops, lands, …) in Beirut, and in the rest of Lebanon (It also covers Dubai, & Cairo)
Ahlein.net is a web 2.0 website where people can post for free their furnished apartments & other real estate properties (apartments, chalets, rooms, villas, shops, lands, …) in Beirut, and in the rest of Lebanon (It also covers Dubai, & Cairo)
Lundi 28 Septembre
15h00 – 16h00 : Ouverture officielle du Village des Partenaires, accompagnée d’une parade musicale d’accueil, suivi d’un cocktail de presse
19h00 – 19h45 : Concert de Jean Goubald Kalala
19h00 – : Tombola au stand CDS Groupe
21h00 – 22h30 : Projection du film “Home” de Yann Arthus-Bertrand
In the process of limit prostitution and foreign drug tourism, Amsterdam is shutting down the Red Light District!
According to Gadling:
The Amsterdam council is trying its best to change that image, and has started project “1012” (1012 is the postcode number for the city center).
The city has already purchased, and closed over 100 of the windows where women would display their “goods”. Next up are the many coffeeshops, which obviously sell more than just coffee. The city has created a multi-million Euro fund to pay for converting these stores to something less sleazy, like an ice cream shop or bar. One entrepreneur was paid 25 million
Euro’s to close 60 of his windows, obviously making for a pretty decent retirement payment.
The end result should hopefully convert the old Wallen into a more tourist friendly district, without window after window of prostitution. That does not mean the city is completely abolishing the Red Light district – there will still be some windows, just a lot less than the current 482. Amsterdam clearly hopes to attract a different kind of tourist than the ones heading to their city for nothing more than sex and drugs.
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I recently realized that the French’s food brand is not French at all.
Actually, it is American, and the products contain… wait for it…. High Fructose Corn Syrup!
Look for nutritional information on the French’s website to see it for yourself