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Paléo Cash Machine

8 mai 2020 by Lars Kophal

OPINION • Le Paléo est-il une «machine à fric» s’enrichissant sur le dos des bénévoles? Une polémique presque aussi vieille que les têtes d’affiche de l’édition 2016. En 2010, Michael Drieberg, directeur de Live Music, accusait déjà publiquement Daniel Rossellat, patron du Paléo, de «gagner beaucoup d’argent» sur le dos des 5000 travailleurs gratos du festival. …

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Interdiction: les fumeurs sont dans la rue

11 février 2016 by Lars Kophal

A partir du 1er septembre, il sera interdit de fumer dans tous les lieux publics. Les nuisances sonores pour les riverains vont augmenter. Le compromis des fumoirs ne satisfait personne: trop chers, ils pourraient être bannis par une initiative fédérale plus sévère. Le 30 novembre 2008, les Vaudois, tout comme les Fribourgeois et les Valaisans, …

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La gauche défend-elle les casseurs?

11 février 2016 by Lars Kophal

Lors du défilé du 1er Mai, la police est intervenue de manière préventive contre une poignée de jeunes anarchistes. Les élus d’extrême gauche dénoncent la «répression» et en appelle à une manifestation masquée et non autorisée. Le POP désavoue son représentant au gouvernement, la droite critique le jeu trouble des «élus révolutionnaires». L’an passé, à …

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Renens, la folie des grandeurs?

11 février 2016 by Lars Kophal

D’ici à 2020, l’Ouest lausannois accueillera près de 30’000 nouveaux habitants. A coup de grands chantiers, Renens s’y prépare: la banlieue souhaite se transformer en ville. La syndique Marianne Huguenin a fait le pari de la culture. Un choix qui semble faire l’unanimité. «Investir dans la culture, c’est aussi une façon dynamique de répondre à …

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Journaliste et rédacteur web. Né dans le Jura neuchâtelois, j'ai toujours eu la bougeotte et une attirance pour les chaleurs tropicales autant que pour les noirceurs romantico- adolescentes.

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Another year.
Another land.
Another dog.

Life goes on.
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Another year. Another land. Another dog. Life goes on.
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Throwback to the last @dark_industry_parties, which ended up at the hospital with a broken wrist (not mine though). We're really too old for this shit.
Throwback to the last @dark_industry_parties, which ended up at the hospital with a broken wrist (not mine though). We're really too old for this shit.
Throwback to the last @dark_industry_parties, which ended up at the hospital with a broken wrist (not mine though). We're really too old for this shit.
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Throwback to the last @dark_industry_parties, which ended up at the hospital with a broken wrist (not mine though). We're really too old for this shit.
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Say hello to my little friend.
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#chowchow
Say hello to my little friend.
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#chowchow
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Say hello to my little friend. . . . #chowchow
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"The Galata Bridge used to be a symbolic link between the traditional city of Istanbul proper, site of the imperial palace and principal religious and secular institutions of the empire, and the districts of Galata, Beyoğlu, Şişli and Harbiye, where a large proportion of the inhabitants were non-Muslims and where foreign merchants and diplomats lived and worked. A a person who went from Fatih to Galata via the bridge set foot in a different civilization and a different culture."
"The Galata Bridge used to be a symbolic link between the traditional city of Istanbul proper, site of the imperial palace and principal religious and secular institutions of the empire, and the districts of Galata, Beyoğlu, Şişli and Harbiye, where a large proportion of the inhabitants were non-Muslims and where foreign merchants and diplomats lived and worked. A a person who went from Fatih to Galata via the bridge set foot in a different civilization and a different culture."
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"The Galata Bridge used to be a symbolic link between the traditional city of Istanbul proper, site of the imperial palace and principal religious and secular institutions of the empire, and the districts of Galata, Beyoğlu, Şişli and Harbiye, where a large proportion of the inhabitants were non-Muslims and where foreign merchants and diplomats lived and worked. A a person who went from Fatih to Galata via the bridge set foot in a different civilization and a different culture."
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"İstiklal Avenue, historically known as the Grande Avenue de Pera is one of the most famous avenues in Istanbul, visited by nearly 3 million people in a single day over the course of weekends." . . . #istanbul #istiklal
"İstiklal Avenue, historically known as the Grande Avenue de Pera is one of the most famous avenues in Istanbul, visited by nearly 3 million people in a single day over the course of weekends."
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"İstiklal Avenue, historically known as the Grande Avenue de Pera is one of the most famous avenues in Istanbul, visited by nearly 3 million people in a single day over the course of weekends."
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#istanbul #istiklal
"İstiklal Avenue, historically known as the Grande Avenue de Pera is one of the most famous avenues in Istanbul, visited by nearly 3 million people in a single day over the course of weekends."
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"İstiklal Avenue, historically known as the Grande Avenue de Pera is one of the most famous avenues in Istanbul, visited by nearly 3 million people in a single day over the course of weekends." . . . #istanbul #istiklal
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"Galata and Karaköy are two neighbourhood in Istanbul, at the northern shore of the Golden Horn. 
Karaköy has been a port area since Byzantine times. In 1261, the emperor granted to the merchants of Genoa permission to settle and do business at this location as part of a defense pact.
The district developed rapidly, and the Genoese built sturdy fortifications to protect themselves and their warehouses. Fragments of the Genoese walls are still visible, but the Galata Tower, the highest and strongest point in the walls, is the most visible of all. In the 15th century, Galata looked just like an Italian city. In the early 20th century, it housed embassies of European countries and sizeable Christian minority groups. At the time, signage in businesses was multilingual and Galata was described as "a bastion of diversity" which was "the Brooklyn to the Old City’s Manhattan."
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#galata #karaköy #istanbul
"Galata and Karaköy are two neighbourhood in Istanbul, at the northern shore of the Golden Horn. 
Karaköy has been a port area since Byzantine times. In 1261, the emperor granted to the merchants of Genoa permission to settle and do business at this location as part of a defense pact.
The district developed rapidly, and the Genoese built sturdy fortifications to protect themselves and their warehouses. Fragments of the Genoese walls are still visible, but the Galata Tower, the highest and strongest point in the walls, is the most visible of all. In the 15th century, Galata looked just like an Italian city. In the early 20th century, it housed embassies of European countries and sizeable Christian minority groups. At the time, signage in businesses was multilingual and Galata was described as "a bastion of diversity" which was "the Brooklyn to the Old City’s Manhattan."
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#galata #karaköy #istanbul
"Galata and Karaköy are two neighbourhood in Istanbul, at the northern shore of the Golden Horn. 
Karaköy has been a port area since Byzantine times. In 1261, the emperor granted to the merchants of Genoa permission to settle and do business at this location as part of a defense pact.
The district developed rapidly, and the Genoese built sturdy fortifications to protect themselves and their warehouses. Fragments of the Genoese walls are still visible, but the Galata Tower, the highest and strongest point in the walls, is the most visible of all. In the 15th century, Galata looked just like an Italian city. In the early 20th century, it housed embassies of European countries and sizeable Christian minority groups. At the time, signage in businesses was multilingual and Galata was described as "a bastion of diversity" which was "the Brooklyn to the Old City’s Manhattan."
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#galata #karaköy #istanbul
"Galata and Karaköy are two neighbourhood in Istanbul, at the northern shore of the Golden Horn. 
Karaköy has been a port area since Byzantine times. In 1261, the emperor granted to the merchants of Genoa permission to settle and do business at this location as part of a defense pact.
The district developed rapidly, and the Genoese built sturdy fortifications to protect themselves and their warehouses. Fragments of the Genoese walls are still visible, but the Galata Tower, the highest and strongest point in the walls, is the most visible of all. In the 15th century, Galata looked just like an Italian city. In the early 20th century, it housed embassies of European countries and sizeable Christian minority groups. At the time, signage in businesses was multilingual and Galata was described as "a bastion of diversity" which was "the Brooklyn to the Old City’s Manhattan."
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#galata #karaköy #istanbul
"Galata and Karaköy are two neighbourhood in Istanbul, at the northern shore of the Golden Horn. 
Karaköy has been a port area since Byzantine times. In 1261, the emperor granted to the merchants of Genoa permission to settle and do business at this location as part of a defense pact.
The district developed rapidly, and the Genoese built sturdy fortifications to protect themselves and their warehouses. Fragments of the Genoese walls are still visible, but the Galata Tower, the highest and strongest point in the walls, is the most visible of all. In the 15th century, Galata looked just like an Italian city. In the early 20th century, it housed embassies of European countries and sizeable Christian minority groups. At the time, signage in businesses was multilingual and Galata was described as "a bastion of diversity" which was "the Brooklyn to the Old City’s Manhattan."
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#galata #karaköy #istanbul
"Galata and Karaköy are two neighbourhood in Istanbul, at the northern shore of the Golden Horn. 
Karaköy has been a port area since Byzantine times. In 1261, the emperor granted to the merchants of Genoa permission to settle and do business at this location as part of a defense pact.
The district developed rapidly, and the Genoese built sturdy fortifications to protect themselves and their warehouses. Fragments of the Genoese walls are still visible, but the Galata Tower, the highest and strongest point in the walls, is the most visible of all. In the 15th century, Galata looked just like an Italian city. In the early 20th century, it housed embassies of European countries and sizeable Christian minority groups. At the time, signage in businesses was multilingual and Galata was described as "a bastion of diversity" which was "the Brooklyn to the Old City’s Manhattan."
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#galata #karaköy #istanbul
"Galata and Karaköy are two neighbourhood in Istanbul, at the northern shore of the Golden Horn. 
Karaköy has been a port area since Byzantine times. In 1261, the emperor granted to the merchants of Genoa permission to settle and do business at this location as part of a defense pact.
The district developed rapidly, and the Genoese built sturdy fortifications to protect themselves and their warehouses. Fragments of the Genoese walls are still visible, but the Galata Tower, the highest and strongest point in the walls, is the most visible of all. In the 15th century, Galata looked just like an Italian city. In the early 20th century, it housed embassies of European countries and sizeable Christian minority groups. At the time, signage in businesses was multilingual and Galata was described as "a bastion of diversity" which was "the Brooklyn to the Old City’s Manhattan."
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#galata #karaköy #istanbul
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"Galata and Karaköy are two neighbourhood in Istanbul, at the northern shore of the Golden Horn. Karaköy has been a port area since Byzantine times. In 1261, the emperor granted to the merchants of Genoa permission to settle and do business at this location as part of a defense pact. The district developed rapidly, and the Genoese built sturdy fortifications to protect themselves and their warehouses. Fragments of the Genoese walls are still visible, but the Galata Tower, the highest and strongest point in the walls, is the most visible of all. In the 15th century, Galata looked just like an Italian city. In the early 20th century, it housed embassies of European countries and sizeable Christian minority groups. At the time, signage in businesses was multilingual and Galata was described as "a bastion of diversity" which was "the Brooklyn to the Old City’s Manhattan." . . . #galata #karaköy #istanbul
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"Topkapı Palace and Harem are likely to have more colourful stories than most of the world's museums put together. Libidinous sultans, ambitious courtiers, beautiful concubines and scheming eunuchs lived and worked here between the 15th and 19th centuries when it was the court of the Ottoman empire."
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#topkapi #istanbul #topkapipalace
"Topkapı Palace and Harem are likely to have more colourful stories than most of the world's museums put together. Libidinous sultans, ambitious courtiers, beautiful concubines and scheming eunuchs lived and worked here between the 15th and 19th centuries when it was the court of the Ottoman empire."
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#topkapi #istanbul #topkapipalace
"Topkapı Palace and Harem are likely to have more colourful stories than most of the world's museums put together. Libidinous sultans, ambitious courtiers, beautiful concubines and scheming eunuchs lived and worked here between the 15th and 19th centuries when it was the court of the Ottoman empire."
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#topkapi #istanbul #topkapipalace
"Topkapı Palace and Harem are likely to have more colourful stories than most of the world's museums put together. Libidinous sultans, ambitious courtiers, beautiful concubines and scheming eunuchs lived and worked here between the 15th and 19th centuries when it was the court of the Ottoman empire."
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#topkapi #istanbul #topkapipalace
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"Topkapı Palace and Harem are likely to have more colourful stories than most of the world's museums put together. Libidinous sultans, ambitious courtiers, beautiful concubines and scheming eunuchs lived and worked here between the 15th and 19th centuries when it was the court of the Ottoman empire." . . . #topkapi #istanbul #topkapipalace
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"The Grand Bazaar in Istanbul is one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world, with 61 covered streets and over 4000 shops on a total area of 30'700 m2. One of the world's most-visited tourist attractions, the Grand Bazaar is often regarded as the first historic shopping mall"
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"The Grand Bazaar in Istanbul is one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world, with 61 covered streets and over 4000 shops on a total area of 30'700 m2. One of the world's most-visited tourist attractions, the Grand Bazaar is often regarded as the first historic shopping mall"
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"The Grand Bazaar in Istanbul is one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world, with 61 covered streets and over 4000 shops on a total area of 30'700 m2. One of the world's most-visited tourist attractions, the Grand Bazaar is often regarded as the first historic shopping mall"
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#istanbul #grandbazaar #grandbazaaristanbul
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"The Grand Bazaar in Istanbul is one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world, with 61 covered streets and over 4000 shops on a total area of 30'700 m2. One of the world's most-visited tourist attractions, the Grand Bazaar is often regarded as the first historic shopping mall" . . . #istanbul #grandbazaar #grandbazaaristanbul
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My Halloween costume this year: serious, professional me. Scary.
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#sameyearsameme
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My Halloween costume this year: serious, professional me. Scary. . #sameyearsameme
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