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2023.06.11 01:31 STIKSTIKSTIK Sac trouvé
Bonjour, je viens de trouver un sac Eastpack bordeaux dans la rue Jean Larrivé (3e arrondissement). Il n'y a plus d'objet de "valeur" dedans mais j'espère tout de même trouver son/sa propriétaire. En plus des groupes sur facebook et du site de la mairie du 3e je ne sais pas quoi faire de plus, je n'ai trouvé aucun élément permettant de retrouver l'identité de son/sa propriétaire. Il y a notamment un carnet de dessin, une pochette à maquillage et un ticket de parking à l'intérieur.
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2023.06.10 21:41 Bananaskipy Parking à Londres
Bonjour à tous, Voici une question pour les habitués, si vous pouvez me confirmer ce serait sympa.
Je me rends à Londres cet été en voiture. Je compte réserver plusieurs jours de parking sur l'appli JustPark. Question : puis-je entrer et sortir librement durant mes jours de réservation ? Vous l'avez compris, je ne compte pas utiliser mon véhicule tous les jours. Désolé si ma question vous parait bête mais je ne suis pas habitué à utiliser les parkings payant ...
Juste une précision : il s’agit d’un parking payant classique avec barrière et gardien à l’entrée (ce n’est pas chez un particulier).
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Je me rends à Londres cet été en voiture. Je compte réserver plusieurs jours de parking sur l'appli JustPark. Question : puis-je entrer et sortir librement durant mes jours de réservation ? Vous l'avez compris, je ne compte pas utiliser mon véhicule tous les jours. Désolé si ma question vous parait bête mais je ne suis pas habitué à utiliser les parkings payant ...
Juste une précision : il s’agit d’un parking payant classique avec barrière et gardien à l’entrée (ce n’est pas chez un particulier).
2023.06.10 21:00 Classic-Cabinet-8144 How do i fix low customers? i have the cheap roads in the residential(all right) and have 70% road maintenance
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2023.06.10 18:54 Classicfezza512 First Backpacking Trip to Italy
It's a week since I finally returned from Italy. It had been a really wild ride, if not the perfect trip, but it did really teach me that Italy is really a country for travelling.
- Day 1 (May 27): I took my Ryanair Flight from Cologne-Bonn to Bergamo. Not much to say, as I arrived late into the night and checked into my hostel, Mio Hostel in Milan.
- Day 2 (May 28): Day Trip to Lake Como. I visited multiple lakeside towns (such as Cernobbio, and Tremezzo), but Bellagio is an eye-opener to me. Sometimes I found it more interesting to walk through the off-beaten path between Tremezzo and Lenno instead of taking the boat. Villa del Balbianello is a pretty, if not overcrowded place (I don't like tourists. They are rude, loud and irritating, and they get everywhere.) However, this is where the fun bit started. I missed the last boat (at 7 pm presumably) back to Como, as I was stuck in Tremezzo as the sun went down. The final bus (at 9 pm) did not arrive, so I had to literally hitchhike a car back to Como (with my poor Italian skills and a Large sign).
- Day 3 (May 29): Visited the Alfa Romeo Museum in Arese in the morning before lunch (a worthy visit for those who liked cars). The afternoon is mostly a Milan City Tour as I strolled around places like il Duomo, Galleria Vittorio Emmanuele II, and La Scala, which are crowded to oblivion. But I found it better to just go away from the city centre to places like the Navigli Canal, as well as their hidden little galleries. Spent the evening at the Sforzesco Castle's Massive Park.
- Day 4 (May 30): Final Day in Milan. Visited Leonardo's Vineyard. I was not able to pre-book the ticket for the Last Supper during the trip so I went back to Milan and visited the Duomo's interior. And by late afternoon, I headed out to La Spezia via train and later headed to the second Hostel (Ostello Tramonti).
- Day 5 (May 31): Cinque Terre. Arguably one of the prettiest places on my whole trip, as long as the day remained sunny. However, Vernazza and Riomaggiore are crowded to hell while Monterosso is basically dull and turned into a tourist trap. The hikes are quite stunning too, if not tiring and time-consuming compared to taking the train. Then, I took the bus to Bologna (Marinobus) and checked in at Ostello San Filippo Neri in Modena that night.
- Day 6 (June 1): Modena Tour. A surprisingly underrated gem here, other than well, the infamous Ferrari Museum. I'd spent my evening riding around Modena on the bike provided for free by the hostel (Grazie). The town centre is quite quaint and not crowded.
- Day 7 (June 2): Bologna Tour. After checking out from Modena, I headed to Bologna. It's no longer as "underrated" as I thought because there are tons of people. Asinelli Tower is fully booked too so I went to the Prendiparte Tower, which surprisingly, gives me a good view that included the Asinelli Tower! Also, Tagliatelle tastes sublime. That evening, I finally headed to Verona to my rental place (Affittacamere Mameli)
- Day 8 (June 3): Lake Garda Travel. Rented a bike for 10 Euros, and mostly cycled around, from Peschiera to Sirmione and Desenzano. Sirmione is pretty but crowded. Nonetheless, the ruins of the Roman villa at the end of it were really nice. Desenzano is also quite beautiful but I have to hurry back to Peschiera to return my bike. I should have gotten up early that day and had more time to visit the places.
- Day 9 (June 4): Mostly travelling around Verona before taking the Bus back to Bergamo and flying back to Cologne. Some places are really overcrowded, but there are parts of the city with fewer people. The vibe is still quite romantic. It's just Juliet's bloody balcony, tbh. However, it was that day when I suffered arguably the worst setback in my whole trip, as my bus failed to make it on time to Bergamo (All thanks to roadworks and traffic jams) and I missed the Return flight. During an emergency, I booked the Bus to Cologne which was on the next day...
- Extra Day/ Day 10 (June 5): The setback gave me the chance to visit Citta Alta Bergamo. It's pretty, not crowded, and even has quite a surprisingly good vibe around it, and I could honestly rank it above places like Verona just for being uncrowded. And finally, I could take the bus I booked, Flixbus back to Germany. To my surprise, on the way, the bus drove through Lake Orta and gave me a stunning sight!
There is the whole summary of my whole trip. I do hope one day I have more time to return to this stunning country again and visit it in depth. Advice, especially for those on a budget? Take away your Pizza and save money. There are tons of Pizzerias and Pizzas (especially those served in full sizes) can easily satisfy one's appetite. Taking away also prevents you from paying extra tips. Also, buying water from Carrefour and Mini marts out of the city centre can save you money, especially those in Large bottles. Don't buy from vending machines. They are traps! (Unless you're desperate). And while some Museum tickets needed pre-booking, train tickets could be bought on the fly.
I would like to give a big "Grazie" to ItalyTravel for some suggestions on the forum as well as recommendations for restaurants, not to forget Trenord and Trenitalia for being punctual! No thanks for the bus that cancelled its scheduled stop in Tremezzo, though because you ruined the lives of me and the two other hitchhikers who also hopped on the same car as me.
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- Day 1 (May 27): I took my Ryanair Flight from Cologne-Bonn to Bergamo. Not much to say, as I arrived late into the night and checked into my hostel, Mio Hostel in Milan.
- Day 2 (May 28): Day Trip to Lake Como. I visited multiple lakeside towns (such as Cernobbio, and Tremezzo), but Bellagio is an eye-opener to me. Sometimes I found it more interesting to walk through the off-beaten path between Tremezzo and Lenno instead of taking the boat. Villa del Balbianello is a pretty, if not overcrowded place (I don't like tourists. They are rude, loud and irritating, and they get everywhere.) However, this is where the fun bit started. I missed the last boat (at 7 pm presumably) back to Como, as I was stuck in Tremezzo as the sun went down. The final bus (at 9 pm) did not arrive, so I had to literally hitchhike a car back to Como (with my poor Italian skills and a Large sign).
- Day 3 (May 29): Visited the Alfa Romeo Museum in Arese in the morning before lunch (a worthy visit for those who liked cars). The afternoon is mostly a Milan City Tour as I strolled around places like il Duomo, Galleria Vittorio Emmanuele II, and La Scala, which are crowded to oblivion. But I found it better to just go away from the city centre to places like the Navigli Canal, as well as their hidden little galleries. Spent the evening at the Sforzesco Castle's Massive Park.
- Day 4 (May 30): Final Day in Milan. Visited Leonardo's Vineyard. I was not able to pre-book the ticket for the Last Supper during the trip so I went back to Milan and visited the Duomo's interior. And by late afternoon, I headed out to La Spezia via train and later headed to the second Hostel (Ostello Tramonti).
- Day 5 (May 31): Cinque Terre. Arguably one of the prettiest places on my whole trip, as long as the day remained sunny. However, Vernazza and Riomaggiore are crowded to hell while Monterosso is basically dull and turned into a tourist trap. The hikes are quite stunning too, if not tiring and time-consuming compared to taking the train. Then, I took the bus to Bologna (Marinobus) and checked in at Ostello San Filippo Neri in Modena that night.
- Day 6 (June 1): Modena Tour. A surprisingly underrated gem here, other than well, the infamous Ferrari Museum. I'd spent my evening riding around Modena on the bike provided for free by the hostel (Grazie). The town centre is quite quaint and not crowded.
- Day 7 (June 2): Bologna Tour. After checking out from Modena, I headed to Bologna. It's no longer as "underrated" as I thought because there are tons of people. Asinelli Tower is fully booked too so I went to the Prendiparte Tower, which surprisingly, gives me a good view that included the Asinelli Tower! Also, Tagliatelle tastes sublime. That evening, I finally headed to Verona to my rental place (Affittacamere Mameli)
- Day 8 (June 3): Lake Garda Travel. Rented a bike for 10 Euros, and mostly cycled around, from Peschiera to Sirmione and Desenzano. Sirmione is pretty but crowded. Nonetheless, the ruins of the Roman villa at the end of it were really nice. Desenzano is also quite beautiful but I have to hurry back to Peschiera to return my bike. I should have gotten up early that day and had more time to visit the places.
- Day 9 (June 4): Mostly travelling around Verona before taking the Bus back to Bergamo and flying back to Cologne. Some places are really overcrowded, but there are parts of the city with fewer people. The vibe is still quite romantic. It's just Juliet's bloody balcony, tbh. However, it was that day when I suffered arguably the worst setback in my whole trip, as my bus failed to make it on time to Bergamo (All thanks to roadworks and traffic jams) and I missed the Return flight. During an emergency, I booked the Bus to Cologne which was on the next day...
- Extra Day/ Day 10 (June 5): The setback gave me the chance to visit Citta Alta Bergamo. It's pretty, not crowded, and even has quite a surprisingly good vibe around it, and I could honestly rank it above places like Verona just for being uncrowded. And finally, I could take the bus I booked, Flixbus back to Germany. To my surprise, on the way, the bus drove through Lake Orta and gave me a stunning sight!
There is the whole summary of my whole trip. I do hope one day I have more time to return to this stunning country again and visit it in depth. Advice, especially for those on a budget? Take away your Pizza and save money. There are tons of Pizzerias and Pizzas (especially those served in full sizes) can easily satisfy one's appetite. Taking away also prevents you from paying extra tips. Also, buying water from Carrefour and Mini marts out of the city centre can save you money, especially those in Large bottles. Don't buy from vending machines. They are traps! (Unless you're desperate). And while some Museum tickets needed pre-booking, train tickets could be bought on the fly.
I would like to give a big "Grazie" to ItalyTravel for some suggestions on the forum as well as recommendations for restaurants, not to forget Trenord and Trenitalia for being punctual! No thanks for the bus that cancelled its scheduled stop in Tremezzo, though because you ruined the lives of me and the two other hitchhikers who also hopped on the same car as me.
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2023.06.10 15:35 gentfede For those of you that intend to vote based on issues of perceived insecurity: read this.
For those of you that intend to vote mainly based on the issue of perceived insecurity, I wanted to provide a little "throw back" to the past.
In fact, the "law & order" narrative is an evergreen in Luxembourgish politics. It comes back again and AGAIN at every election cycle without fail, even before I was born.
Not only is the issue itself hugely overblown, but it is also often the same career politicians that are in office for decades that mysteriously keep on blaming others for the issue while supposedly being unable to do anything about it themselves.
Too often, the tactic works and they earn votes based on fear from an electorate that hears nothing from them all day, 24hrs a day in the run-up to the elections but how even more dangerous their town or city will become "if nothing is done".
So, here are some excerpts of old newspapers about the topic (you'll notice some familiar names keep on coming back):
It's all there: crime, violence, not enough police, Lydie going against the government (even though she was and is an MP herself and was even in Government some time), graffiti, youth criminality, dangerous parks, not enough surveillance, ...
The list could go on forever.
Be aware that the "law & order" narrative is nothing but a tool to deflect from more substantial problems. It is repeated without fail at every possible occasion until people really start feeling unsafe. Everything will be analysed through this lens, your subconscious will act on it.
Yes, there is crime in Luxembourg. Yes, there is violent crime in Luxembourg. But it is NOT like politicians portray it. It is a trick. One that works.
Do not fall for it.
Think well before marking your votes tomorrow.
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In fact, the "law & order" narrative is an evergreen in Luxembourgish politics. It comes back again and AGAIN at every election cycle without fail, even before I was born.
Not only is the issue itself hugely overblown, but it is also often the same career politicians that are in office for decades that mysteriously keep on blaming others for the issue while supposedly being unable to do anything about it themselves.
Too often, the tactic works and they earn votes based on fear from an electorate that hears nothing from them all day, 24hrs a day in the run-up to the elections but how even more dangerous their town or city will become "if nothing is done".
So, here are some excerpts of old newspapers about the topic (you'll notice some familiar names keep on coming back):
En ces temps préélectoraux, le vieux réflexe sécuritaire est aguiché par quelques hommes/femmes voire appareils politiques soutenus en cela par certains médias. Qui ne se rappelle le différend entre le ministre de la Force publique, Alex Bodry, et la bourgmestre de la ville de Luxembourg, Lydie Wurth- Polfer concernant les statistiques sur la sécurité (ou l'insécurité, c'est selon) au Luxembourg et surtout dans la capitale? Or, si la présidente du parti libéral avait été la première à raviver les plus simples instincts d'une population apparemment apeurée, le député chrétien-social Laurent Mosarareprisceflambeau.il vient de trouver un nouveau cheval de bataille: la criminalité des jeunes. Devant la multiplication des bandes déjeunes terrorisant d'autres jeunes et moins jeunes sur le territoire de la capitale constatée par le député et conseiller communal PCS, Laurent Mosar propose, comme moyen préventif, l'augmentation des forces de l'ordre. Une réponse populiste et simple (ce qui va d'ailleurs de pair) qui ne changera, une fois de plus, rien à la problématique, mais donne l'occasion au PCS d'éliminer le parti démocratique sur ce terrain.(d'Lëtzebuerger Land, feb 1999)
Die Angst vor Verbrechen ist viel größer als die Wahrscheinlichkeit, Opfer einer Gewalttat zu werden. Im Anstieg begriffen sind derzeit eher Eigentumsdelikte ohne Gewaltanwendung. Ein politischer Faktor ist diese Angst trotzdem. Mit einem Konzept von mehr Bürgernähe und präventiven Maßnahmen soll die Polizei in der Hauptstadt das Gefühl von Sicherheit stärken. Vor zwei Wochen hatte die Bürgermeisterin der Hauptstadt die latente Angst vieler Bürger, Opfer einer Straftat zu werden, weiter geschürt. Sie traf sich mit der Polizeidirektion, um sich über die neueste Kriminalitätsstatistik zu informieren und zeigte sich entsetzt. In einem anschließend verteilten Pressekommunique teilte sie mit, „il est inquiétant de constater une augmentation sensible des infractions contre les biens (vols, cambriolages ...) ainsi qu'une montée en flèche de dégradations volontaires (graffiti)". Lydie Polfer kann vor allem kein Verständnis dafür aufbringen, daß ein mehr als 50 Taten überführter Graffiti- Schmierer, der einen Sachschaden in Millionenhöhe angerichtet hat, von der Justiz nicht stärker zur Rechenschaft gezogen wird.(d'Lëtzebuerger Land, Aug 1997)
Neuerdings wird bereits über politische Inhalte gestritten. Sicherheit und Kriminalität in der Hauptstadt sind es, über die sich die Kandidaten prioritär den Kopf zerbrechen. Das ist einerseits verständlich, weil die zunehmende Kleinkriminalität ein Unsicherheitsgefühl in der Bevölkerung hervorgerufen hat ; es ist aber auch überraschend, weil sich die Kriminalität denn doch in Grenzen hält. Ungeachtet des Risikos in billige Panikmache zu verfallen, beackern die Kandidaten nun das weite Feld. Minister-Kandidat Robert Goebbels verspricht u.a. eine Aufstockung der Polizeikräfte — das Signal ist klar : Mit Hilfe der Regierungspartei LSAP kann geschafft werden, was der Schöffenrat allein nicht schafft. DP- Bürgermeisterin Lydie Polfer spielt derweil den Ball an die Regierung zurück : Wenn der Gemeinde nicht mehr Befehlsgewalt über die Polizeikräfte eingeräumt werde, sei dem Sicherheitsproblem nicht beizukommen, orakelt sie düster. Das wäre, wenn es denn stimmte, eigentlich ein Eingeständnis, daß die Gemeindeführung bisher bei der Wahrung der öffentlichen Ordnung versagt hat.(d'Lëtzebuerger Land, Sep 1993)
Die Initiative der hauptstädtischen Bürgermeisterin Lydie Polfer, in den Parks Wächter auf Streife zu schicken, ist nicht nur von zweifelhafter präventiver Wirkung, sie setzt sicherheitspolitisch die falschen Signale: Sollen in Zukunft vermehrt private Sicherheitsdienste ureigene staatliche Aufgabenfelder übernehmen und damit das staatliche Gewaltmonopol Zug um Zug aushöhlen? Freilich: Der mit den staatlichen Ordnungshütern unabgesprochene Sonderweg der Stadt Luxemburg könnte als ein wohlgemeinter Beitrag zur öffentlichen Sicherheit verstanden werden. Er könnte aber ebenso nationalpolitischem Kalkül entsprechen: Die Beschäftigungsinitiative verhilft der liberalen Parteipräsidentin gegenüber LSAP-Armeeminister Alex Bodry zu einem Popularitätsgewinn. Er muß im kommenden Jahr der Öffentlichkeit die Fusion zwischen Polizei und Gendarmerie vermitteln. Durch die Zentralisierung von Abteilungen soll zwar der Bereitschaftsdienst verstärkt werden, doch ungewiß ist, ob die Personalkapazitäten ausreichen werden, um parallel genügend bürgernahe Dienststellen neu zu schaffen oder aufrechtzuerhalten. Die DP wittert Morgenluft.(d'Lëtzebuerger Land, Dec 1997)
It's all there: crime, violence, not enough police, Lydie going against the government (even though she was and is an MP herself and was even in Government some time), graffiti, youth criminality, dangerous parks, not enough surveillance, ...
The list could go on forever.
Be aware that the "law & order" narrative is nothing but a tool to deflect from more substantial problems. It is repeated without fail at every possible occasion until people really start feeling unsafe. Everything will be analysed through this lens, your subconscious will act on it.
Yes, there is crime in Luxembourg. Yes, there is violent crime in Luxembourg. But it is NOT like politicians portray it. It is a trick. One that works.
Do not fall for it.
Think well before marking your votes tomorrow.
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2023.06.10 10:15 psychokat85 Voiture abîmée sur parking
Bonjour à tous
Ma voiture a été abîmée alors que j’étais garée sur un parking (coin avant gauche frotté par une autre voiture sûrement quand elle a essayé de se garer à côté). En faisant le tour du parking j’ai repéré une voiture abîmée a l’arrière droite donc les dommages correspondent à ce qu’il y a sur la mienne. J’ai laissé un mot sur le pare-brise pour réclamer un constat mais sans réponse de ce conducteur, puis-je porter plainte? J’ai pris des photos de la voiture, des plaques et de la vignette d’assurance.
Merci de vos réponses
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Ma voiture a été abîmée alors que j’étais garée sur un parking (coin avant gauche frotté par une autre voiture sûrement quand elle a essayé de se garer à côté). En faisant le tour du parking j’ai repéré une voiture abîmée a l’arrière droite donc les dommages correspondent à ce qu’il y a sur la mienne. J’ai laissé un mot sur le pare-brise pour réclamer un constat mais sans réponse de ce conducteur, puis-je porter plainte? J’ai pris des photos de la voiture, des plaques et de la vignette d’assurance.
Merci de vos réponses
2023.06.10 00:58 dermino Dates…(Hopefully A Tour In The Future)
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2023.06.09 22:42 GregorioBue [South Park: The Stick of Truth] #35 Love the series, loved the game, some CRAZY scenes in this one. Had to play it twice cause half of the trophies are missable tho.
![[South Park: The Stick of Truth] #35 Love the series, loved the game, some CRAZY scenes in this one. Had to play it twice cause half of the trophies are missable tho.](https://preview.redd.it/tpbuth9oz15b1.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=65a57aa8243be1a343f3e748c10646159687d9d6 "[South Park: The Stick of Truth] #35 Love the series, loved the game, some CRAZY scenes in this one. Had to play it twice cause half of the trophies are missable tho.") | submitted by GregorioBue to Trophies [link] [comments] |
2023.06.09 22:05 Calahan44 La Tan devient Naolib.
Il y a quelques jours j'ai fait un post avec un article de Ouest-France sur le changement de nom de la TAN qui devient Naolib. C'est désormais officiel, Naolib sera la nouvelle marque (et donc l'identité, le site, l'appli, etc.) des services mobilités de Nantes Métropole (un article pour en savoir +).
La marque Naolib va regrouper la TAN, NGE parkings, Bicloo et Effia.
Une vidéo de présentation ici et un site officiel là.
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La marque Naolib va regrouper la TAN, NGE parkings, Bicloo et Effia.
Une vidéo de présentation ici et un site officiel là.
2023.06.09 21:42 TeaMistress Meetup Friday, June 16, 6:00-9:00pm
Friday, June, 6:00-9:00pm
Half-Price Books - 5803 E NW Hwy, Dallas, TX 75231
Study room at the top left corner of the store. There's an entrance over on that side if you'd prefer not to traverse the whole store. Feel free to come later than 6pm. We'll be happy to see you whevever you can make it.Bring yourself and the coloring materials of your choice. The store has a nice selection of adult coloring books for purchase or bring your own. I do have some materials to loan, but supplies are very limited.
Pic 1, Pic 2, Pic 3, Pic 4
Rules
- Adults Only (16+) - Kids are great, but this is a place for grown-ups to socialize and relax together.
- Be Nice - Please keep things positive and welcoming for everyone.
- Be Casual - Please keep controversial topics off the table so everyone can relax and enjoy themselves.
- No Sales - This isn't a place to sell your art or supplies or advertise your MLM.
2023.06.09 21:03 ghostofdreadmon Gebhard Woods Dulcimer & Traditional Music Festival - June 10th and 11th in Morris, Illinois
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2023.06.09 20:25 anymilk501 Zinus Mattress in Tinley Park, IL
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2023.06.09 19:53 BinkersBonk What are the walkable areas of Sherbrooke?/Zone marchable du Sherbrooke?
Hello! I'm looking into moving to Sherbrooke. Are there any areas you can walk to the grocery store or a park or just general living? Thank you :)
Salut! J'envisage de déménager à Sherbrooke. Y a-t-il des zones où vous pouvez vous rendre à pied à l'épicerie ou à un parc ou en général? Merci :)
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Salut! J'envisage de déménager à Sherbrooke. Y a-t-il des zones où vous pouvez vous rendre à pied à l'épicerie ou à un parc ou en général? Merci :)
2023.06.09 19:10 allcapsallcats Finally reading “Crying in H Mart” by Michelle Zauner. Isaac Brock shout out
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2023.06.09 19:09 YourWifeyBoyfriend Found a commercial property wanting some advice.
I was looking for properties near me and couldn’t find anything but I found 14 acres in will county Illinois, tinley park.
There’s no back taxes, the price is basically a used car, I’ve found it last sold in 2018 for $3500 and it’s $5800 now including closing fees… this was an auction.
There’s no tax obligation yet on the space, it’s just 14 acres sitting with everything around it developed for the most part. There’s been no tax obligation for 5 years and it’s able to be looked up on the county website.
Basically I don’t have a mentor and anyone I mention the idea to asks why I want to buy it and isn’t satisfied with asking what better way can you think of $5800 as an investment?
Looking up average price per acre shows $10,000 in Illinois.
So in theory I should own this land and just wait 10 years and someone will want it, the risk is there becomes a tax obligation but the history is no obligation
Anyone with any thoughts please comment. Thanks.
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There’s no back taxes, the price is basically a used car, I’ve found it last sold in 2018 for $3500 and it’s $5800 now including closing fees… this was an auction.
There’s no tax obligation yet on the space, it’s just 14 acres sitting with everything around it developed for the most part. There’s been no tax obligation for 5 years and it’s able to be looked up on the county website.
Basically I don’t have a mentor and anyone I mention the idea to asks why I want to buy it and isn’t satisfied with asking what better way can you think of $5800 as an investment?
Looking up average price per acre shows $10,000 in Illinois.
So in theory I should own this land and just wait 10 years and someone will want it, the risk is there becomes a tax obligation but the history is no obligation
Anyone with any thoughts please comment. Thanks.
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2023.06.09 19:06 DanielJMMW7002 Anniversaries Of Respected Comrade Marshal Kim Jong Un’s Field Guidance Marked Pyongyang June 9th.
Anniversaries of Respected Comrade Kim Jong Un's Field Guidance Marked Pyongyang, June 9 (KCNA) -- Meetings took place at relevant units on June 8 to mark the 10th anniversaries of the respected General Secretary Kim Jong Un's field guidance to the Pyongyang International Football School, the Rungna People's Sports Park and the Secretariat of the National Sports Guidance Committee.
Present there were Kim Il Guk, minister of Physical Culture and Sports, officials concerned and officials, teaching staff and employees of the relevant units.
Reports were made at the meetings.
The reporters recalled that the respected General Secretary gave field guidance to the Pyongyang International Football School, the Rungna People's Sports Park and the Secretariat of the National Sports Guidance Committee in June Juche 102 (2013).
The General Secretary gave detailed instructions on the name of the school, its emblem design, drawing up of educational programme, selection of students and supply service, though he was very busy looking after overall state affairs. And he made sure that the school was successfully built as a pedigree establishment for training reserve footballers.
Visiting the Rungna People's Sports Park, he gave instructions on taking good care of sports facilities and equipment, organizing service well and providing enough sports equipment and paid deep attention to the issue of establishing a proper order for using the park.
Saying that the duty and role of the National Sports Guidance Committee which controls and guides sports in a unified way are very important, he gave instructions on creating a social climate for sports, raising the sports science and technology to the world level and improving the training of reserve sportspersons and the material supply for sports.
The reporters noted that the officials, teaching staff and employees of the relevant units have made positive contributions to the country's sports development and the cultural and emotional life of the people over the past decade, regarding the tasks given by the respected General Secretary during his field guidance as their lifeline. -0-
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Present there were Kim Il Guk, minister of Physical Culture and Sports, officials concerned and officials, teaching staff and employees of the relevant units.
Reports were made at the meetings.
The reporters recalled that the respected General Secretary gave field guidance to the Pyongyang International Football School, the Rungna People's Sports Park and the Secretariat of the National Sports Guidance Committee in June Juche 102 (2013).
The General Secretary gave detailed instructions on the name of the school, its emblem design, drawing up of educational programme, selection of students and supply service, though he was very busy looking after overall state affairs. And he made sure that the school was successfully built as a pedigree establishment for training reserve footballers.
Visiting the Rungna People's Sports Park, he gave instructions on taking good care of sports facilities and equipment, organizing service well and providing enough sports equipment and paid deep attention to the issue of establishing a proper order for using the park.
Saying that the duty and role of the National Sports Guidance Committee which controls and guides sports in a unified way are very important, he gave instructions on creating a social climate for sports, raising the sports science and technology to the world level and improving the training of reserve sportspersons and the material supply for sports.
The reporters noted that the officials, teaching staff and employees of the relevant units have made positive contributions to the country's sports development and the cultural and emotional life of the people over the past decade, regarding the tasks given by the respected General Secretary during his field guidance as their lifeline. -0-
www.kcna.kp (Juche112.6.9.) 조선중앙통신 Copyright © 2000-2023 by www.kcna.kp