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Just as I was an expert picnicker as a young backpacker, I’m realizing older backpackers — who are packing a little extra taste and money — find themselves seeking out wine-bar "picnics," delightful plates of fine local cheeses and meats to match the local wine. Wine bars are popular all over Mediterranean Europe these days. Here’s a video clip of one I really enjoyed in Lisbon.
Lisbon Winery Wine Bar and Tapas is a new and casual little hole-in-the-wall with a passion for the best wines, cheeses, and meats — finger food served on a slab of wood or slate with a thoughtful explanation. Along with its quality local ingredients, it has cork walls, a 500-year-old cistern under glass flooring, and fado music playing; it’s a perfect storm of Portuguese culture. Alex, a sommelier, is evangelical about the wide variety of Portuguese wines and ports he serves and how they complement the tasty ingredients. Just tell him your budget and he’ll work within it. I recommend two people pay €20 each for a complete array of cheeses, meats, and wines (daily 12:00-24:00, Rua da Barroca 13 in Bairro Alto, tel. 218-260-132, www.lisbonwinery.com). Cap your experience by tossing a cork into the cistern.
Manteigaria Fábrica de Pastéis de Nata is simply the best place in town for Pastel de Nata — everyone’s favorite local pastry. The key here: they only serve one treat and constantly churn the lovable little €1 custard pies out of the oven. You eat it not reheated warm...but original “hot-out-of-the-oven” warm. While here, enjoy a look at the busy little kitchen (on Rua Loreto just off Praça Camões, daily until 24:00).
(This is Day 4 of my 100 Days in Europe series. As I research my guidebooks and make new TV shows, I’m reporting on my experiences and lessons learned in Portugal, Spain, Italy, France, Bulgaria, Romania, and beyond. Find more at blog.ricksteves.com.)
http://preparetoserve.com/PORTUGAL Things I love about Portuguese culture. Portuguese culture is amazing.
- published: 11 Dec 2015
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Bobby (George Clooney) struggles against the storm at the wheel of his boat.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
In October 1991, a dying tropical hurricane from Bermuda collided with a cold front from the Great Lakes, resulting in a "perfect storm" of previously unknown destructive impact that resulted in 100-foot waves; tragically, the crew of a fishing boat was lost in the midst of the fearsome storm. Based on the best-selling book by Sebastian Junger, The Perfect Storm tells the story of the ship's brave and hard-working crew. Billy Tyne (George Clooney), captain of the Andrea Gail, hasn't had much luck finding catch on his most recent trips to sea, and with money short, he and his crew -- Bob Shatford (Mark Wahlberg), Dale Murphy (John C. Reilly), and David Sullivan (William Fichtner) set out again when they hear that the fish are running. Billy's hunch proves correct, but when the ship's refrigeration system goes haywire, they have to return to shore as quickly as possible before the fish spoil, sending them into the middle of the worst storm in history. The supporting cast includes Mary Elziabeth Mastrantonio, Diane Lane, Bob Gunton, and Karen Allen; Wolfgang Petersen, whose breakthrough film was the aquatic wartime drama Das Boot, directed.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (2000)
Cast: George Clooney, William Fichtner, John Hawkes, John C. Reilly, Mark Wahlberg
Director: Wolfgang Petersen
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Screenwriters: William D. Wittliff, Sebastian Junger
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The documentary project “Portuguese Cultures in Edmonton” portrays the unique cultural identity and history of this important segment of the multicultural fabric in Edmonton, Alberta, city in Canada with a long history of attracting immigrants from all over the world.
- published: 20 Apr 2015
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True Erasmus Stories (TES) - Episode 20 - 4 Cultural Differences (Portuguese vs. German)
As part of any exchange the confrontation with cultural differences many times has a big impact on us. This week I´m talking about 4 cultural differences I see between Portuguese and Germans since I´m here. Mainly Punctuality, Enjoying Life, Bureaucracy and Food. Please keep in mind that cultural differences are something wonderful that can teach us many things about ourselves and this is just a piece of entertainment not a fixed analysis of cultures ;)
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- published: 12 Dec 2015
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UMass Amherst Anthropology 106- Culture Through Film
Exploring the hidden treasures of the Portuguese culture that quietly reside in Fall River, Massachusetts.
- published: 13 Jan 2016
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Amazing images from Portugal.
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http://businessculture.org/southern-europe/business-culture-in-portugal/ Did you know about Business culture in Portugal?
Learn some of the interesting facts about: population, geography, time zone, language matters, internship, work experience, social media guide, perceived public sector corruption, internet penetration, country domain name extension, and where you can get more information from -- namely Passport to Trade 2.0 project website http://businessculture.org
This project aims to help students looking for placements abroad as well as businesses thinking about new trade links.
Passport to Trade 2.0 project is developed by an international team represented by organisations from the following European countries: Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, Greece, Rumania, Italy and the United Kingdom (UK):
Salford Business School, University of Salford, (United Kingdom)
• Aleksej Heinze
• Alex Fenton
• Elena Vasilieva
URENIO research unit at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece)
• Christina Kakderi
• Nitsa Papadopoulou
TSE Entre, a research centre of Turku School of Economics, University of Turku (Finland)
• Elisa Akola
• Satu Aaltonen
Institute for Information Systems Research at University of Koblenz-Landau (Germany)
• Petra Schubert
• Verena Hausmann
• Susan P. Williams
Valahia University of Targoviste (Romania)
• Leonardo Badea
• Adriana Grigorescu
and 3 SME international business support organisations representatives:
SPIN - (Italy)
• Carmine Antonio Donato
• Dorella De Tommaso
Technology Development and Innovation -- TDI Ltd (Bulgaria)
• Milanka Slavova
TIS Praha (Czech Republic)
• Anna Klosova
• Richard Adekeye
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- published: 24 Sep 2013
- views: 4561
Culture of Portugal
The culture of Portugal is the result of a complex flow of different civilizations during the past millennia. From prehistoric cultures, to its Pre-Roman civilizations (such as the Lusitanians, the Gallaeci, the Celtici, and the Cynetes, amongst others), passing through its contacts with the Phoenician-Carthaginian world Roman period (see Hispania, Lusitania and Gallaecia), the Germanic invasions and consequent settlement of the Suebi and Buri (see Kingdom of the Suebi) the Visigoth (see Visigothic Kingdom), Sephardic Jewish, and finally, the Moorish Umayyad invasion of Hispania and the subsequent expulsion, during the Reconquista, all have made an imprint on the country's culture and history.
The name of Portugal itself reveals much of the country's early history, stemming from the Roman name Portus Cale, a Latin name meaning "Port of Cale" (some argue that Cale is a word of Celtic origin - Cailleach-Bheur her other name; the Mother goddess of the Celtic people as in Calais, Caledonia, Beira. She was the one who, with a hammer created mountains and valleys; the one who hid in stones and trees - Mother nature), later transformed into Portucale, and finally into Portugal, which emerged as a county of the Kingdom of León see County of Portugal) and became an independent kingdom in 1139. During the 15th and 16th centuries, Portugal was a major economic, political, and cultural power, its global empire stretching from Brazil to the Indies, as well as Macau and Japan.
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Perfect storm (disambiguation)
A perfect storm is a confluence of events that drastically aggravates a situation.
Perfect storm may also refer to:
- The Perfect Storm (book), a 1997 book by Sebastian Junger about the 1991 Perfect Storm
- The Perfect Storm (film), a 2000 film adapted from the book
In television episodes:
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Portuguese
Portuguese may refer to:
- Portuguese cuisine, traditional foods
- Portuguese language, a Romance language
- Portuguese dialects, variants of the Portuguese language
- Portuguese man o' war, a dangerous marine cnidarian that resembles an 18th-century armed sailing ship
- Portuguese mythology (also Lusitanian), traditional religion
- Portuguese people, an ethnic group
- Portuguese dialects, variants of the Portuguese language
See also
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1:37A Perfect Storm of Portuguese Culture
A Perfect Storm of Portuguese CultureA Perfect Storm of Portuguese Culture
Just as I was an expert picnicker as a young backpacker, I’m realizing older backpackers — who are packing a little extra taste and money — find themselves seeking out wine-bar "picnics," delightful plates of fine local cheeses and meats to match the local wine. Wine bars are popular all over Mediterranean Europe these days. Here’s a video clip of one I really enjoyed in Lisbon. Lisbon Winery Wine Bar and Tapas is a new and casual little hole-in-the-wall with a passion for the best wines, cheeses, and meats — finger food served on a slab of wood or slate with a thoughtful explanation. Along with its quality local ingredients, it has cork walls, a 500-year-old cistern under glass flooring, and fado music playing; it’s a perfect storm of Portuguese culture. Alex, a sommelier, is evangelical about the wide variety of Portuguese wines and ports he serves and how they complement the tasty ingredients. Just tell him your budget and he’ll work within it. I recommend two people pay €20 each for a complete array of cheeses, meats, and wines (daily 12:00-24:00, Rua da Barroca 13 in Bairro Alto, tel. 218-260-132, www.lisbonwinery.com). Cap your experience by tossing a cork into the cistern. Manteigaria Fábrica de Pastéis de Nata is simply the best place in town for Pastel de Nata — everyone’s favorite local pastry. The key here: they only serve one treat and constantly churn the lovable little €1 custard pies out of the oven. You eat it not reheated warm...but original “hot-out-of-the-oven” warm. While here, enjoy a look at the busy little kitchen (on Rua Loreto just off Praça Camões, daily until 24:00). (This is Day 4 of my 100 Days in Europe series. As I research my guidebooks and make new TV shows, I’m reporting on my experiences and lessons learned in Portugal, Spain, Italy, France, Bulgaria, Romania, and beyond. Find more at blog.ricksteves.com.) -
6:04Things I love about Portuguese culture
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2:44The Giant Wave - The Perfect Storm (3/5) Movie CLIP (2000) HD
The Giant Wave - The Perfect Storm (3/5) Movie CLIP (2000) HDThe Giant Wave - The Perfect Storm (3/5) Movie CLIP (2000) HD
The Perfect Storm movie clips: http://j.mp/1CP5FdV BUY THE MOVIE: http://bit.ly/2cyVSFT Don't miss the HOTTEST NEW TRAILERS: http://bit.ly/1u2y6pr CLIP DESCRIPTION: Bobby (George Clooney) struggles against the storm at the wheel of his boat. FILM DESCRIPTION: In October 1991, a dying tropical hurricane from Bermuda collided with a cold front from the Great Lakes, resulting in a "perfect storm" of previously unknown destructive impact that resulted in 100-foot waves; tragically, the crew of a fishing boat was lost in the midst of the fearsome storm. Based on the best-selling book by Sebastian Junger, The Perfect Storm tells the story of the ship's brave and hard-working crew. Billy Tyne (George Clooney), captain of the Andrea Gail, hasn't had much luck finding catch on his most recent trips to sea, and with money short, he and his crew -- Bob Shatford (Mark Wahlberg), Dale Murphy (John C. Reilly), and David Sullivan (William Fichtner) set out again when they hear that the fish are running. Billy's hunch proves correct, but when the ship's refrigeration system goes haywire, they have to return to shore as quickly as possible before the fish spoil, sending them into the middle of the worst storm in history. The supporting cast includes Mary Elziabeth Mastrantonio, Diane Lane, Bob Gunton, and Karen Allen; Wolfgang Petersen, whose breakthrough film was the aquatic wartime drama Das Boot, directed. CREDITS: TM & © Warner Bros. (2000) Cast: George Clooney, William Fichtner, John Hawkes, John C. Reilly, Mark Wahlberg Director: Wolfgang Petersen Producers: Alan B. Curtiss, Gail Katz, Barry Levinson, Brian McNulty, Wolfgang Petersen, Paula Weinstein, Duncan Henderson Screenwriters: William D. Wittliff, Sebastian Junger WHO ARE WE? The MOVIECLIPS channel is the largest collection of licensed movie clips on the web. Here you will find unforgettable moments, scenes and lines from all your favorite films. Made by movie fans, for movie fans. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MOVIE CHANNELS: MOVIECLIPS: http://bit.ly/1u2yaWd ComingSoon: http://bit.ly/1DVpgtR Indie & Film Festivals: http://bit.ly/1wbkfYg Hero Central: http://bit.ly/1AMUZwv Extras: http://bit.ly/1u431fr Classic Trailers: http://bit.ly/1u43jDe Pop-Up Trailers: http://bit.ly/1z7EtZR Movie News: http://bit.ly/1C3Ncd2 Movie Games: http://bit.ly/1ygDV13 Fandango: http://bit.ly/1Bl79ye Fandango FrontRunners: http://bit.ly/1CggQfC HIT US UP: Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1y8M8ax Twitter: http://bit.ly/1ghOWmt Pinterest: http://bit.ly/14wL9De Tumblr: http://bit.ly/1vUwhH7 -
1:41Portuguese Culture: Holidays
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26:16Portuguese Cultures in Edmonton
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8:004 Cultural Differences (Portuguese vs. German) - TES #20
4 Cultural Differences (Portuguese vs. German) - TES #204 Cultural Differences (Portuguese vs. German) - TES #20
True Erasmus Stories (TES) - Episode 20 - 4 Cultural Differences (Portuguese vs. German) As part of any exchange the confrontation with cultural differences many times has a big impact on us. This week I´m talking about 4 cultural differences I see between Portuguese and Germans since I´m here. Mainly Punctuality, Enjoying Life, Bureaucracy and Food. Please keep in mind that cultural differences are something wonderful that can teach us many things about ourselves and this is just a piece of entertainment not a fixed analysis of cultures ;) Follow me if you like on: FB: www.facebook.com/PatrickDoodtFilms Instagram: @Patrick.Doodt Twitter: @PatrickDoodt or have a look at my website for business related questions: www.patrickdoodt.com -
4:38Portuguese-American Culture in Fall River
Portuguese-American Culture in Fall RiverPortuguese-American Culture in Fall River
UMass Amherst Anthropology 106- Culture Through Film Exploring the hidden treasures of the Portuguese culture that quietly reside in Fall River, Massachusetts. -
3:53Portugal: Beauty, History & Culture - Atlantic Estates
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8:53Portugal | Life, People and Culture
Portugal | Life, People and CulturePortugal | Life, People and Culture
Amazing images from Portugal. Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/user/missIanablog Follow us on: http://www.dietandi.com/ GOOGLE PLUS: https://plus.google.com/u/0/+EphigeniaStamate/posts PINTEREST: http://pinterest.com/ephigenia77/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/Ephigenia77 FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Diet-and-I/478002492262797 -
2:47Did you know? - Portugal - Portuguese Business Culture video
Did you know? - Portugal - Portuguese Business Culture videoDid you know? - Portugal - Portuguese Business Culture video
http://businessculture.org/southern-europe/business-culture-in-portugal/ Did you know about Business culture in Portugal? Learn some of the interesting facts about: population, geography, time zone, language matters, internship, work experience, social media guide, perceived public sector corruption, internet penetration, country domain name extension, and where you can get more information from -- namely Passport to Trade 2.0 project website http://businessculture.org This project aims to help students looking for placements abroad as well as businesses thinking about new trade links. Passport to Trade 2.0 project is developed by an international team represented by organisations from the following European countries: Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, Greece, Rumania, Italy and the United Kingdom (UK): Salford Business School, University of Salford, (United Kingdom) • Aleksej Heinze • Alex Fenton • Elena Vasilieva URENIO research unit at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece) • Christina Kakderi • Nitsa Papadopoulou TSE Entre, a research centre of Turku School of Economics, University of Turku (Finland) • Elisa Akola • Satu Aaltonen Institute for Information Systems Research at University of Koblenz-Landau (Germany) • Petra Schubert • Verena Hausmann • Susan P. Williams Valahia University of Targoviste (Romania) • Leonardo Badea • Adriana Grigorescu and 3 SME international business support organisations representatives: SPIN - (Italy) • Carmine Antonio Donato • Dorella De Tommaso Technology Development and Innovation -- TDI Ltd (Bulgaria) • Milanka Slavova TIS Praha (Czech Republic) • Anna Klosova • Richard Adekeye Passport to Trade 2.0 project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein. Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/passporttotrade2 Twitter - #P2T2 - https://twitter.com/Passport2Trade Salford Business School http://www.salford.ac.uk/business-school
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A Perfect Storm of Portuguese Culture
Just as I was an expert picnicker as a young backpacker, I’m realizing older backpackers — who are packing a little extra taste and money — find themselves seeking out wine-bar "picnics," delightful plates of fine local cheeses and meats to match the local wine. Wine bars are popular all over Mediterranean Europe these days. Here’s a video clip of one I really enjoyed in Lisbon. Lisbon Winery Wine Bar and Tapas is a new and casual little hole-in-the-wall with a passion for the best wines, cheeses, and meats — finger food served on a slab of wood or slate with a thoughtful explanation. Along with its quality local ingredients, it has cork walls, a 500-year-old cistern under glass flooring, and fado music playing; it’s a perfect storm of Portuguese culture. Alex, a sommelier, is evangelica...
published: 15 Apr 2016 -
Things I love about Portuguese culture
http://preparetoserve.com/PORTUGAL Things I love about Portuguese culture. Portuguese culture is amazing.
published: 11 Dec 2015 -
The Giant Wave - The Perfect Storm (3/5) Movie CLIP (2000) HD
The Perfect Storm movie clips: http://j.mp/1CP5FdV BUY THE MOVIE: http://bit.ly/2cyVSFT Don't miss the HOTTEST NEW TRAILERS: http://bit.ly/1u2y6pr CLIP DESCRIPTION: Bobby (George Clooney) struggles against the storm at the wheel of his boat. FILM DESCRIPTION: In October 1991, a dying tropical hurricane from Bermuda collided with a cold front from the Great Lakes, resulting in a "perfect storm" of previously unknown destructive impact that resulted in 100-foot waves; tragically, the crew of a fishing boat was lost in the midst of the fearsome storm. Based on the best-selling book by Sebastian Junger, The Perfect Storm tells the story of the ship's brave and hard-working crew. Billy Tyne (George Clooney), captain of the Andrea Gail, hasn't had much luck finding catch on his most recent tri...
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Portuguese Culture: Holidays
http://preparetoserve.com/PORTUGAL Portuguese Culture: Holidays.
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Portuguese Cultures in Edmonton
The documentary project “Portuguese Cultures in Edmonton” portrays the unique cultural identity and history of this important segment of the multicultural fabric in Edmonton, Alberta, city in Canada with a long history of attracting immigrants from all over the world.
published: 20 Apr 2015 -
4 Cultural Differences (Portuguese vs. German) - TES #20
True Erasmus Stories (TES) - Episode 20 - 4 Cultural Differences (Portuguese vs. German) As part of any exchange the confrontation with cultural differences many times has a big impact on us. This week I´m talking about 4 cultural differences I see between Portuguese and Germans since I´m here. Mainly Punctuality, Enjoying Life, Bureaucracy and Food. Please keep in mind that cultural differences are something wonderful that can teach us many things about ourselves and this is just a piece of entertainment not a fixed analysis of cultures ;) Follow me if you like on: FB: www.facebook.com/PatrickDoodtFilms Instagram: @Patrick.Doodt Twitter: @PatrickDoodt or have a look at my website for business related questions: www.patrickdoodt.com
published: 12 Dec 2015 -
Portuguese-American Culture in Fall River
UMass Amherst Anthropology 106- Culture Through Film Exploring the hidden treasures of the Portuguese culture that quietly reside in Fall River, Massachusetts.
published: 13 Jan 2016 -
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Portugal | Life, People and Culture
Amazing images from Portugal. Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/user/missIanablog Follow us on: http://www.dietandi.com/ GOOGLE PLUS: https://plus.google.com/u/0/+EphigeniaStamate/posts PINTEREST: http://pinterest.com/ephigenia77/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/Ephigenia77 FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Diet-and-I/478002492262797
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Did you know? - Portugal - Portuguese Business Culture video
http://businessculture.org/southern-europe/business-culture-in-portugal/ Did you know about Business culture in Portugal? Learn some of the interesting facts about: population, geography, time zone, language matters, internship, work experience, social media guide, perceived public sector corruption, internet penetration, country domain name extension, and where you can get more information from -- namely Passport to Trade 2.0 project website http://businessculture.org This project aims to help students looking for placements abroad as well as businesses thinking about new trade links. Passport to Trade 2.0 project is developed by an international team represented by organisations from the following European countries: Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, Greece, Rumania, Italy...
published: 24 Sep 2013
A Perfect Storm of Portuguese Culture
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Just as I was an expert picnicker as a young backpacker, I’m realizing older backpackers — who are packing a little extra taste and money — find themselves seek...
Just as I was an expert picnicker as a young backpacker, I’m realizing older backpackers — who are packing a little extra taste and money — find themselves seeking out wine-bar "picnics," delightful plates of fine local cheeses and meats to match the local wine. Wine bars are popular all over Mediterranean Europe these days. Here’s a video clip of one I really enjoyed in Lisbon.
Lisbon Winery Wine Bar and Tapas is a new and casual little hole-in-the-wall with a passion for the best wines, cheeses, and meats — finger food served on a slab of wood or slate with a thoughtful explanation. Along with its quality local ingredients, it has cork walls, a 500-year-old cistern under glass flooring, and fado music playing; it’s a perfect storm of Portuguese culture. Alex, a sommelier, is evangelical about the wide variety of Portuguese wines and ports he serves and how they complement the tasty ingredients. Just tell him your budget and he’ll work within it. I recommend two people pay €20 each for a complete array of cheeses, meats, and wines (daily 12:00-24:00, Rua da Barroca 13 in Bairro Alto, tel. 218-260-132, www.lisbonwinery.com). Cap your experience by tossing a cork into the cistern.
Manteigaria Fábrica de Pastéis de Nata is simply the best place in town for Pastel de Nata — everyone’s favorite local pastry. The key here: they only serve one treat and constantly churn the lovable little €1 custard pies out of the oven. You eat it not reheated warm...but original “hot-out-of-the-oven” warm. While here, enjoy a look at the busy little kitchen (on Rua Loreto just off Praça Camões, daily until 24:00).
(This is Day 4 of my 100 Days in Europe series. As I research my guidebooks and make new TV shows, I’m reporting on my experiences and lessons learned in Portugal, Spain, Italy, France, Bulgaria, Romania, and beyond. Find more at blog.ricksteves.com.)
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Just as I was an expert picnicker as a young backpacker, I’m realizing older backpackers — who are packing a little extra taste and money — find themselves seeking out wine-bar "picnics," delightful plates of fine local cheeses and meats to match the local wine. Wine bars are popular all over Mediterranean Europe these days. Here’s a video clip of one I really enjoyed in Lisbon.
Lisbon Winery Wine Bar and Tapas is a new and casual little hole-in-the-wall with a passion for the best wines, cheeses, and meats — finger food served on a slab of wood or slate with a thoughtful explanation. Along with its quality local ingredients, it has cork walls, a 500-year-old cistern under glass flooring, and fado music playing; it’s a perfect storm of Portuguese culture. Alex, a sommelier, is evangelical about the wide variety of Portuguese wines and ports he serves and how they complement the tasty ingredients. Just tell him your budget and he’ll work within it. I recommend two people pay €20 each for a complete array of cheeses, meats, and wines (daily 12:00-24:00, Rua da Barroca 13 in Bairro Alto, tel. 218-260-132, www.lisbonwinery.com). Cap your experience by tossing a cork into the cistern.
Manteigaria Fábrica de Pastéis de Nata is simply the best place in town for Pastel de Nata — everyone’s favorite local pastry. The key here: they only serve one treat and constantly churn the lovable little €1 custard pies out of the oven. You eat it not reheated warm...but original “hot-out-of-the-oven” warm. While here, enjoy a look at the busy little kitchen (on Rua Loreto just off Praça Camões, daily until 24:00).
(This is Day 4 of my 100 Days in Europe series. As I research my guidebooks and make new TV shows, I’m reporting on my experiences and lessons learned in Portugal, Spain, Italy, France, Bulgaria, Romania, and beyond. Find more at blog.ricksteves.com.)
- published: 15 Apr 2016
- views: 5798
Things I love about Portuguese culture
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- Duration: 6:04
- Updated: 11 Dec 2015
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http://preparetoserve.com/PORTUGAL Things I love about Portuguese culture. Portuguese culture is amazing.
http://preparetoserve.com/PORTUGAL Things I love about Portuguese culture. Portuguese culture is amazing.
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The Giant Wave - The Perfect Storm (3/5) Movie CLIP (2000) HD
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Bobby (George Clooney) struggles against the storm at the wheel of his boat.
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In October 1991, a dying tropical hurricane from Bermuda collided with a cold front from the Great Lakes, resulting in a "perfect storm" of previously unknown destructive impact that resulted in 100-foot waves; tragically, the crew of a fishing boat was lost in the midst of the fearsome storm. Based on the best-selling book by Sebastian Junger, The Perfect Storm tells the story of the ship's brave and hard-working crew. Billy Tyne (George Clooney), captain of the Andrea Gail, hasn't had much luck finding catch on his most recent trips to sea, and with money short, he and his crew -- Bob Shatford (Mark Wahlberg), Dale Murphy (John C. Reilly), and David Sullivan (William Fichtner) set out again when they hear that the fish are running. Billy's hunch proves correct, but when the ship's refrigeration system goes haywire, they have to return to shore as quickly as possible before the fish spoil, sending them into the middle of the worst storm in history. The supporting cast includes Mary Elziabeth Mastrantonio, Diane Lane, Bob Gunton, and Karen Allen; Wolfgang Petersen, whose breakthrough film was the aquatic wartime drama Das Boot, directed.
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Bobby (George Clooney) struggles against the storm at the wheel of his boat.
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In October 1991, a dying tropical hurricane from Bermuda collided with a cold front from the Great Lakes, resulting in a "perfect storm" of previously unknown destructive impact that resulted in 100-foot waves; tragically, the crew of a fishing boat was lost in the midst of the fearsome storm. Based on the best-selling book by Sebastian Junger, The Perfect Storm tells the story of the ship's brave and hard-working crew. Billy Tyne (George Clooney), captain of the Andrea Gail, hasn't had much luck finding catch on his most recent trips to sea, and with money short, he and his crew -- Bob Shatford (Mark Wahlberg), Dale Murphy (John C. Reilly), and David Sullivan (William Fichtner) set out again when they hear that the fish are running. Billy's hunch proves correct, but when the ship's refrigeration system goes haywire, they have to return to shore as quickly as possible before the fish spoil, sending them into the middle of the worst storm in history. The supporting cast includes Mary Elziabeth Mastrantonio, Diane Lane, Bob Gunton, and Karen Allen; Wolfgang Petersen, whose breakthrough film was the aquatic wartime drama Das Boot, directed.
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Portuguese Culture: Holidays
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Portuguese Cultures in Edmonton
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The documentary project “Portuguese Cultures in Edmonton” portrays the unique cultural identity and history of this important segment of the multicultural fabri...
The documentary project “Portuguese Cultures in Edmonton” portrays the unique cultural identity and history of this important segment of the multicultural fabric in Edmonton, Alberta, city in Canada with a long history of attracting immigrants from all over the world.
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The documentary project “Portuguese Cultures in Edmonton” portrays the unique cultural identity and history of this important segment of the multicultural fabric in Edmonton, Alberta, city in Canada with a long history of attracting immigrants from all over the world.
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4 Cultural Differences (Portuguese vs. German) - TES #20
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True Erasmus Stories (TES) - Episode 20 - 4 Cultural Differences (Portuguese vs. German)
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True Erasmus Stories (TES) - Episode 20 - 4 Cultural Differences (Portuguese vs. German)
As part of any exchange the confrontation with cultural differences many times has a big impact on us. This week I´m talking about 4 cultural differences I see between Portuguese and Germans since I´m here. Mainly Punctuality, Enjoying Life, Bureaucracy and Food. Please keep in mind that cultural differences are something wonderful that can teach us many things about ourselves and this is just a piece of entertainment not a fixed analysis of cultures ;)
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True Erasmus Stories (TES) - Episode 20 - 4 Cultural Differences (Portuguese vs. German)
As part of any exchange the confrontation with cultural differences many times has a big impact on us. This week I´m talking about 4 cultural differences I see between Portuguese and Germans since I´m here. Mainly Punctuality, Enjoying Life, Bureaucracy and Food. Please keep in mind that cultural differences are something wonderful that can teach us many things about ourselves and this is just a piece of entertainment not a fixed analysis of cultures ;)
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Portuguese-American Culture in Fall River
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Exploring the hidden treasures of the Portuguese culture that quietly reside in Fall River, Massachusetts....
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Portugal: Beauty, History & Culture - Atlantic Estates
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A beautiful short film depicting the amazing beauty and culture of Portugal, including beaches, castles, nightlife, history and more. Produced by the Portugal T...
A beautiful short film depicting the amazing beauty and culture of Portugal, including beaches, castles, nightlife, history and more. Produced by the Portugal Tourism Office and presented by APEMIP.
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Portugal | Life, People and Culture
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Amazing images from Portugal.
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Did you know? - Portugal - Portuguese Business Culture video
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http://businessculture.org/southern-europe/business-culture-in-portugal/ Did you know about Business culture in Portugal?
Learn some of the interesting facts ...
http://businessculture.org/southern-europe/business-culture-in-portugal/ Did you know about Business culture in Portugal?
Learn some of the interesting facts about: population, geography, time zone, language matters, internship, work experience, social media guide, perceived public sector corruption, internet penetration, country domain name extension, and where you can get more information from -- namely Passport to Trade 2.0 project website http://businessculture.org
This project aims to help students looking for placements abroad as well as businesses thinking about new trade links.
Passport to Trade 2.0 project is developed by an international team represented by organisations from the following European countries: Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, Greece, Rumania, Italy and the United Kingdom (UK):
Salford Business School, University of Salford, (United Kingdom)
• Aleksej Heinze
• Alex Fenton
• Elena Vasilieva
URENIO research unit at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece)
• Christina Kakderi
• Nitsa Papadopoulou
TSE Entre, a research centre of Turku School of Economics, University of Turku (Finland)
• Elisa Akola
• Satu Aaltonen
Institute for Information Systems Research at University of Koblenz-Landau (Germany)
• Petra Schubert
• Verena Hausmann
• Susan P. Williams
Valahia University of Targoviste (Romania)
• Leonardo Badea
• Adriana Grigorescu
and 3 SME international business support organisations representatives:
SPIN - (Italy)
• Carmine Antonio Donato
• Dorella De Tommaso
Technology Development and Innovation -- TDI Ltd (Bulgaria)
• Milanka Slavova
TIS Praha (Czech Republic)
• Anna Klosova
• Richard Adekeye
Passport to Trade 2.0 project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
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http://businessculture.org/southern-europe/business-culture-in-portugal/ Did you know about Business culture in Portugal?
Learn some of the interesting facts about: population, geography, time zone, language matters, internship, work experience, social media guide, perceived public sector corruption, internet penetration, country domain name extension, and where you can get more information from -- namely Passport to Trade 2.0 project website http://businessculture.org
This project aims to help students looking for placements abroad as well as businesses thinking about new trade links.
Passport to Trade 2.0 project is developed by an international team represented by organisations from the following European countries: Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, Greece, Rumania, Italy and the United Kingdom (UK):
Salford Business School, University of Salford, (United Kingdom)
• Aleksej Heinze
• Alex Fenton
• Elena Vasilieva
URENIO research unit at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece)
• Christina Kakderi
• Nitsa Papadopoulou
TSE Entre, a research centre of Turku School of Economics, University of Turku (Finland)
• Elisa Akola
• Satu Aaltonen
Institute for Information Systems Research at University of Koblenz-Landau (Germany)
• Petra Schubert
• Verena Hausmann
• Susan P. Williams
Valahia University of Targoviste (Romania)
• Leonardo Badea
• Adriana Grigorescu
and 3 SME international business support organisations representatives:
SPIN - (Italy)
• Carmine Antonio Donato
• Dorella De Tommaso
Technology Development and Innovation -- TDI Ltd (Bulgaria)
• Milanka Slavova
TIS Praha (Czech Republic)
• Anna Klosova
• Richard Adekeye
Passport to Trade 2.0 project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
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A Perfect Storm of Portuguese Culture
Just as I was an expert picnicker as a young backpacker, I’m realizing older backpackers — who are packing a little extra taste and money — find themselves seeking out wine-bar "picnics," delightful plates of fine local cheeses and meats to match the local wine. Wine bars are popular all over Mediterranean Europe these days. Here’s a video clip of one I really enjoyed in Lisbon. Lisbon Winery Wine Bar and Tapas is a new and casual little hole-in-the-wall with a passion for the best wines, cheeses, and meats — finger food served on a slab of wood or slate with a thoughtful explanation. Along with its quality local ingredients, it has cork walls, a 500-year-old cistern under glass flooring, and fado music playing; it’s a perfect storm of Portuguese culture. Alex, a sommelier, is evangelica...
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A Perfect Storm of Portuguese Culture
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Just as I was an expert picnicker as a young backpacker, I’m realizing older backpackers — who are packing a little extra taste and money — find themselves seek...
Just as I was an expert picnicker as a young backpacker, I’m realizing older backpackers — who are packing a little extra taste and money — find themselves seeking out wine-bar "picnics," delightful plates of fine local cheeses and meats to match the local wine. Wine bars are popular all over Mediterranean Europe these days. Here’s a video clip of one I really enjoyed in Lisbon.
Lisbon Winery Wine Bar and Tapas is a new and casual little hole-in-the-wall with a passion for the best wines, cheeses, and meats — finger food served on a slab of wood or slate with a thoughtful explanation. Along with its quality local ingredients, it has cork walls, a 500-year-old cistern under glass flooring, and fado music playing; it’s a perfect storm of Portuguese culture. Alex, a sommelier, is evangelical about the wide variety of Portuguese wines and ports he serves and how they complement the tasty ingredients. Just tell him your budget and he’ll work within it. I recommend two people pay €20 each for a complete array of cheeses, meats, and wines (daily 12:00-24:00, Rua da Barroca 13 in Bairro Alto, tel. 218-260-132, www.lisbonwinery.com). Cap your experience by tossing a cork into the cistern.
Manteigaria Fábrica de Pastéis de Nata is simply the best place in town for Pastel de Nata — everyone’s favorite local pastry. The key here: they only serve one treat and constantly churn the lovable little €1 custard pies out of the oven. You eat it not reheated warm...but original “hot-out-of-the-oven” warm. While here, enjoy a look at the busy little kitchen (on Rua Loreto just off Praça Camões, daily until 24:00).
(This is Day 4 of my 100 Days in Europe series. As I research my guidebooks and make new TV shows, I’m reporting on my experiences and lessons learned in Portugal, Spain, Italy, France, Bulgaria, Romania, and beyond. Find more at blog.ricksteves.com.)
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Just as I was an expert picnicker as a young backpacker, I’m realizing older backpackers — who are packing a little extra taste and money — find themselves seeking out wine-bar "picnics," delightful plates of fine local cheeses and meats to match the local wine. Wine bars are popular all over Mediterranean Europe these days. Here’s a video clip of one I really enjoyed in Lisbon.
Lisbon Winery Wine Bar and Tapas is a new and casual little hole-in-the-wall with a passion for the best wines, cheeses, and meats — finger food served on a slab of wood or slate with a thoughtful explanation. Along with its quality local ingredients, it has cork walls, a 500-year-old cistern under glass flooring, and fado music playing; it’s a perfect storm of Portuguese culture. Alex, a sommelier, is evangelical about the wide variety of Portuguese wines and ports he serves and how they complement the tasty ingredients. Just tell him your budget and he’ll work within it. I recommend two people pay €20 each for a complete array of cheeses, meats, and wines (daily 12:00-24:00, Rua da Barroca 13 in Bairro Alto, tel. 218-260-132, www.lisbonwinery.com). Cap your experience by tossing a cork into the cistern.
Manteigaria Fábrica de Pastéis de Nata is simply the best place in town for Pastel de Nata — everyone’s favorite local pastry. The key here: they only serve one treat and constantly churn the lovable little €1 custard pies out of the oven. You eat it not reheated warm...but original “hot-out-of-the-oven” warm. While here, enjoy a look at the busy little kitchen (on Rua Loreto just off Praça Camões, daily until 24:00).
(This is Day 4 of my 100 Days in Europe series. As I research my guidebooks and make new TV shows, I’m reporting on my experiences and lessons learned in Portugal, Spain, Italy, France, Bulgaria, Romania, and beyond. Find more at blog.ricksteves.com.)
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Perfect Storm
When I lost my way I was dashed upon the rocks
I found myself with you out on the sea
Battered by the waves, screaming
Darling, will I drown
Or will the tempest make a man of me?
The rain will cease and leave the rain to fight as best it can
What is love if not the perfect storm?
As high as the wind blows, as low as I can be
What is love if not the perfect storm?
I know she thought the clouds were darker than they'd been before
She flew away and summer never came
Me I saw the sky was waiting and I couldn't tell what for
So I bought myself a boat, I've not a penny to my name
The rain will cease and leave the sun to fight as best it can
What is love if not the perfect storm?
I try to find a way to keep you safe
I'm nowhere near the shore
What is love if not the perfect storm?
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Trump’s Statement 'Are We Living In Nazi Germany' Was Paradoxically Correct
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingWhen President-elect Donald Trump learned of the CIA’s damaging reports over his dealings with Russia and the recent election, he tweeted. “Are we living in Nazi Germany?” . He was, to say the least, paradoxically correct. In other words, he should have instead tweeted ... It was, in fact, the “only” law too ... The Nazis also lauded America’s capitalist economic system ... …And like the Nazis, the U.S....
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Time magazine is reporting US President Barack Obama has shortened the sentence of Chelsea Manning, a former US Army soldier who admitted to leaking secret government documents to WikiLeaks after Manning had been sentenced to serving 35 years behind bars. With Obama’s order, Manning’s sentence will expire on May 17, 2017. Manning, born Bradley Manning, came out as a transgender woman after she was sentenced to serve 35 years in prison....
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[VIDEO] 'Dinosaur-sized' alligator captured on video in Florida
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Alligators are common sightings in Florida. However, a new video that shows a massive “dinosaur-sized” alligator crossing a dirt road is gradually taking the internet by storm, The Inquisitor reports.The footage shows the massive crocodilian casually walking on all fours as several tourists watch in amazement.While many people might have seen alligators move around, the sheer size of this one is sure to make you go bonkers....
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Gambia leader, pressured to go, declares state of emergency
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Gambia's President Yahya Jammeh declared a state of emergency on Tuesday, just two days before he is supposed to cede power after losing elections last month ... ....
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Australia Day ad showing girls in hijabs removed after threats
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The scrolling advert featured about five other images, a government spokeswoman said. The Guardian reported the images featured people of various cultural backgrounds ... ....
English enters Gujarati lexicon
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AHMEDABAD. The Gujarati language has acquired such an "attitude" that purists might get a "heart attack". Over 10,000 words have been added by the Gujarat Vidyapith to the Gujarati dictionary 'Sarth Gujarati Jodani Kosh'. And more than 50% of the new entries are English words ... Apart from English words, terms from Portuguese, French, Arabic, Persian, Urdu and many Indian languages have entered the dictionary ... RELATED. From around the web....
New Portuguese Navy Commander Hints at 'Russian Submarines Threat'
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The maneuvers of Russian submarines off the coast of Portugal reported by Portuguese media pose no threat to the country. Those submarines perform routine escorting for Russian naval ships, journalist Nelson Francisco Düring said ... ....
CaixaBank hereby reports that yesterday the Portuguese securities (CaixaBank SA)
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CaixaBank hereby reports that yesterday the Portuguese securities regulator ("CMVM") registered the prospectus of the public tender offer for the shares of Banco BPI, S.A ... Deutsche Bank AG, Portuguese Branch....
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BEIJING - Premier Li Keqiang on Jan 10 sent a message of condolences to his Portuguese counterpart, Antonio Costa, over the death of former Portuguese President Mario Soares ... deep grief to the Portuguese side and extended sincere condolences to Soares' family....
Rumour Mill: Celtic want Sturgeon | Tierney to Man Utd? | Rangers eye Paredes | ...
Edit Scotsman 17 Jan 2017
Celtic linked with Portuguese starlet; Mourinho keen on Tierney; Rangers linked with Watford right back and David Weir warns £100m ‘may not bridge gap’ between Rangers and Celtic. Celtic linked with Portuguese youngster. Celtic have been credited with an interest in Portuguese youngster Fabio Sturgeon....
Five things you should know about Celtic target Fabio Sturgeon
Edit Scotsman 17 Jan 2017
Portuguese media have linked Celtic with a move for Belenenses attacker Fabio Sturgeon. Here is the low-down on the 22-year-old who has been compared to Jorge Cadete and earned a cap for Portugal under-21s. He could be a replacement for Patrick Roberts ... He is well known to Brendan Rodgers ... The midfielder was born in Almada, which sits on the south side of the Tagus River, across from Lisbon, to a Portuguese mother and English father ... ....
Rumour Mill: Celtic eye Sturgeon | Tierney to Man Utd for £10m? | £100m ‘won’t ...
Edit Scotsman 17 Jan 2017
Celtic linked with Portugese youngster. Celtic have been credited with an interest in Portuguese youngster Fabio Sturgeon. Born to an English dad and a Portuguese mum, Sturgeon is an attacking midfielder who Brendan Rodgers was keen on during his Liverpool tenure. Sturgeon, who turns 23 next month, has made close to 100 appearances for Belenenses, and was reportedly watched by representatives from Manchester United as well. (A Bola) ... ....
Kris Meeke keeping cool despite joint World title favourite tag
Edit Belfast Telegraph 17 Jan 2017
It says so much about the journey Kris Meeke has been on over the past three years that he is being quoted by bookmakers as joint favourite to become 2017 World rally champion ... Share Go To. The journey has seen him rise from his “all time low” to win in Argentina in 2015 and go on to get his Portuguese revenge by winning last season and then becoming the first British driver to conquer Rally Finland ... Belfast Telegraph....
Australian Open 2017 day two: Novak Djokovic begins title defence – live!
Edit The Guardian 17 Jan 2017
LIVE Updated. @JacobSteinberg. Live feed. Show. 07.23. Play is yet to begin in the evening sessions on Rod Laver Arena and Margaret Court Arena ... Right now, however, they’re underway on Hisense Arena, where David Ferrer faces the Australian teenager, Omar Jasika. They’re still on serve early in the first set. Less promisingly from a home perspective, Jordan Thompson is sinking against the talented Portuguese Joao Sousa, who leads by two sets....
How safe is seafood?
Edit Community news 17 Jan 2017
Seafood is the main component of European Christmas menus. But with rising concern about chemical pollution in the marine environment, is seafood safe to eat? ... The only pollutants that may represent a concern for those who consume a lot of seafood were methylmercury and PBDE99 (industrial contaminants)”, says António Marques from the Portuguese Marine and Atmospheric Institute (IPMA) in Lisbon, Portugal ... by Jessica Haapkylä. ....
Zidane leans on squad to bounce back from rare defeat
Edit Arabnews 17 Jan 2017
MADRID. Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane insists he has no reason to panic and will once again use the depths of his squad against Celta Vigo in the Copa del Rey on Wednesday looking to bounce back from a first defeat in 40 games ... “We are a group of 24 and I am going to use everyone,” Zidane said on Tuesday ... However, Zidane rejected suggestions the Portuguese was rusty due to his lack of playing time in 2017 ... Fixtures (all times GMT) ... ....
Police Break Up Another Drug Gang Clash in Brazilian Prison
Edit Voa News 17 Jan 2017
Brazil has been hit by a wave of deadly gang clashes in prisons in the north and northeast regions of the country since January 1 ... Images broadcast live on Globo TV showed prisoners from both the PCC and the local gang Crime Union of RN — RN being the Portuguese initials for Rio Grande do Norte state — atop the roofs of their respective wings, waving banners with gang insignia and wielding knives, clubs and other homemade weapons ... ....
Sevilla thriving under Jorge Sampaoli; Barcelona support keeps growing: Primera Liga in focus
Edit The National 17 Jan 2017
Oh, how the locals in the giant red cavity of Sevilla's Sanchez Pizjuan howled at that one ... Andre Gomes, the gifted Portuguese midfielder who has underwhelmed since his €30 million signing from Valencia, also had his best game, while Paco Alcacer, who also cost €30 million from the same club, was delighted to set up a goal ... In doing so, the Portuguese equalled Hugo Sanchez's record of 56 penalties in Primera Liga....
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