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Pompeii and Amalfi Coast Small-Group Day Trip from Rome
Numbers are limited to seven on this small-group tour, ensuring you'll enjoy personalized attention from your guide.
- Free hotel pickup and drop-off included
- Small-group tour by minibus
- Soak up the atmosphere on a walking tour
First stop is the picture-perfect town of Amalfi, on the luscious Amalfi Coast. Once a major naval power, the town is now known for its stunning coastal scenery; it clings to a jagged rock face looking down over the turquoise Tyrrhenian Sea. Enjoy free time here to stretch your legs on a walk around, admiring the town's typically Mediterranean architecture, where houses seem to be built on top of each other as they straddle the hillside! Rest in one of the cafés and sample a shot of limoncello (own expense), or perhaps check out the Cloister of Paradise (Chiostro del Paradiso) -- an intriguing Arabian-style hamlet.
Continue by minivan to the neighboring village of Positano, passing along a stunning coastal road with stops peppered in for photo stops. Enjoy free time for lunch in the village (own expense), and to explore. Gaze in admiration at the white- and pastel-colored houses that smatter the hillside, and perhaps take a stroll along its perfectly groomed beaches.
Meet your driver-guide at the pre-arranged time, and then head inland toward the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Pompeii -- the world-famous ancient village that lay buried under layers of volcanic ash for centuries. Explore the area with your guide on a 2-hour walking tour, documenting the site's history from AD 79 when Mount Vesuvius erupted, to the early 18th century when it was 'discovered.' Hear history come to life with tales of ancient Romans who once lived here.
From Pompeii, return north to Rome by minivan. Your tour then finishes back at your hotel in the late evening.
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- Driver-guide
- Walking tour of Pompeii with a local expert guide
- Transport by air-conditioned minivan
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Gratuities (optional)
- Pompeii entrance fee (approx. 11 euros)
- Lunch
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking, unless booked within 1 day of travel. In this case confirmation will be received as soon as possible, subject to availability
- Minimum numbers apply. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there are not enough passengers to meet requirements. In the event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative or full refund.
- Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately, comfortable walking shoes and a windbreaker are recommended.
- Each minivan accommodates seven people. The total group size is limited to a maximum of three minivans (24 people)
- Due to uneven surfaces, this tour is not recommended for those with walking disabilities or using a wheelchair
- A moderate amount of walking is involved
- Each minivan accommodates 7 people. The maximum group size only for the Pompeii 2 hrs guided tour is 21 people per guide
Cancellation Policy
If you cancel between 3 and 6 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure, there is a 50 percent cancellation fee.
If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, there is a 100 percent cancellation fee.
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Traveler Reviews
Reviewed by: Mitra F, July 2016
The tour was well organized. We got to see a really beautiful coastline. My favorite part was the town of Positono where we had lunch. It is a wonderful and relaxing town. Later we did a tour of the ancient town of Pompeii which was quite interesting.
I think the experience would not have been the same without our tour guide, Achille. He was well informed about the sites. He would point out the plan at each stop ahead of time and give us good tips on how to spend our time! The drive on the Amalfi coast is impressive. I felt safe while our guide was skillfully driving. I enjoyed a day out in the beautiful and historic Italy.
Reviewed by: Rebecca M, July 2016
Amazing trip!


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The winters at Slippery Rock are the absolute worst I have ever experienced. Its extremely cold, and the snow and things make it very hard to go to class and to want to go to class.
Winters are a little rough. Spring, summer, fall are nice.
The rain and snow makes it hard when walking to class
When it rains it pours! The snow can be pretty wicked as well, but when the weather is nice the entire campus is glorious.
I personally like to experience all four seasons, but it really does feel like it is cold and rainy or cold and snowy for most of the year. This is especially difficult because so much of the on-campus parking is a 10-15 minute walk to the quad where most of the classes are. The atmosphere around campus when it is sunny and warm is awesome.
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The Brickskeller (officially The Brickskeller Dining House and Down Home Saloon) was a tavern in Washington, D.C., located near Dupont Circle across from Rock Creek Park and on the edge of Georgetown, in the Marifex Hotel (now the Brickskeller Inn) building. With over 1200 choices of bottled beer in the coolers, over a dozen keg beers and real ale in cask the Brickskeller from her beginnings as the first restaurant ever to offer customers a Beer List to introducing many thousands of beers to the city, the country and the continent.
The Brickskeller was established in 1957, by Felix and Marie Coja. granddaughter Diane and Husband Dave Alexander ran daily operations from 1982 til selling the building and moving all Brickskeller tastings and events to their restaurant, RFD Washington at 810 7th at NW. The Brickskeller's last night of operation was December 18th, 2010.[1]
the Brickskeller was a matriarchal corporation. Marie was the first President and Diane the last. Felix, who was a Cordon Bleu trained Master French Chef, ran an import company, disassociating himself from the restaurant to start Wide World Imports. He was the first and original importer of such fabulous beers and Cantillion, DeDolle, Schlenkerla Rauchbier and Scheidmantle introducing the North American continent to these fantastic gems.
During the Alexander's years at the helm they received a Guinness World Record for the largest selection of beers commercially available, Dave was the first bar owner and fifth American to be knighted into the Confederation of Belgian Berwers in their over 600-year history, he received the Best Beer Bar in the. Country from the Adams Beverage Media group and the first landmark lifetime achievement award they ever presented and too many aol, washintonian magazine, Washington post and city papers best beer bar and best beer selections to count.
The Brickskeller[edit]
The Brickskeller had selections from around the world, from Argentina to Zimbabwe, as well as a large selection of domestic brews. The menu included several hundreds of Belgian beers,[2] Dozens of varieties of wheat beers including Paulaner and witbiers such as Hoegaarden, as well as other European brews including Baltica 6, the definitive Baltic porter, Herold microbrew from the Czech Republic.[3] The beer list also included ordinary varieties such as Bud Light, Miller, and regional favorites like Old Style, Point, Rainier, Henry Weinhardt, Leinenkugel, Yeungling, Rolling Rock and in their time Knickerbocker, Rhinelander, Stony and many others. In 1957 the Brickskeller opened with over 50 beers, at that time the worlds largest selection of beers. In her many firsts, along with first presenting a "beer tasting" the Brickskeller was the FIRST restaurant to offer a beer LIST.
The Brickskeller also first presented real ale in cask.[4] The Brickskeller also had more than 50 aged beers,[5] and four varieties of mead ("honey wine").[6] Another first was a beer cocktail menu featuring numerous beer cocktails including "Maui Mouthwash", which contains Malibu Caribbean White Rum with Coconut, fruit juice, blue curacao, vodka and golden lager, and Smack & Tan.[7]
During the 1970s, beer-can collecting gained in popularity, and The Brickskeller took advantage of that craze. They served beer in cans, which were opened from the bottom, so the collectors could take home cleaned cans that looked "unopened" when set upright. Some collectors were underaged, so they would come into the bar with their apparently well-to-do fathers, and have hundreds of dollars worth of beer, opened from the bottom of the can, and then dumped, as the underaged beer can collector only wanted the cans!
The Brickskeller served standard American pub food, including spicy chicken wings, mozzarella sticks, potato skins, chicken tenders, and burgers. Other menu items included spinach and artichoke dip, pierogies, spiced shrimp, salad, and sandwiches.[8] The kitchen at the Brickskeller was small but remarkably efficient. the staff calls it a submarine kitchen, putting out an average of over 650 dinners a night. The Brickskeller was open for lunch on weekdays, and opened at 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.[8]
The Brickskeller has a rustic saloon motif. On the lower level, old barrels were made into bar stools. The worlds largest selection of antique beer cans along with so much beer memorabilia adorned the turn of the century hand fired brick walls people called it a "Brewseum" The Brickskeller seated 450 on both floors. Upstairs was where they held beer tastings and other special occasions. The Brickskeller added televisions upstairs in 2003, so it could show March Madness and other sports events.[9]
The Brickskeller was popular among the 25-34 age crows being so close to the Georgetown, George Washington and American Universities but in fact had a demographic most bars would kill for. Politicians, Capitol Hill aides, diplomats, tourists, celebrities like Quentin Tarentino, Jerry Seinfeld, Pink Floyd, Neil Young, Brooke Shields and beer aficionados regularly frequented the Brickskeller.[2] It was quite common to walk they the dining room and hear half a dozen languages being spoken. Dads would bring sons in to show them where they drank while in college and look to see if their name was still scraped into the ship room wall, which it was. Notorious spy, Aldrich Ames, met with his Soviet counterparts in a dark corner of the dining room
The Brickskeller hosted monthly beer tastings and sponsors other events. The Brickskeller sponsored a number of educational events at the National Geographic Society,[10][11] as well as Smithsonian seminars held at the Brickskeller that drew top experts,[12][13] and speakers including Bert Grant, Russ Scherer, Fritz Maytag, Ken Grossman, Tomme Arthur, Vinnie CilurO, Aram Avery, Larry Bell, Kim Jordan, Garrett Oliver from Brooklyn Brewery and Dick Yuengling of D. G. Yuengling & Son.[14]
R.F.D. Washington[edit]
Dave and Diane Alexander opened a sister location called R.F.D. (Regional Food & Drink) in 2003 in Chinatown, near the Gallery Place Metro station, at the former Coco Loco site.[15] R.F.D. occupies a larger space than the Brickskeller did, allowing the owners to do things they couldn't do at the original location, such as provide a very large selection of draft beer. At R.F.D., there are approximately 40 taps, which was more than any other place in all of Washington until the Birch & Barley and ChurchKey opened in October 2009.[16] R.F.D. has taps in both the front and back rooms; In the back room, the trunk line from the cooler to the tap is very short, with the keg box located right behind the bar. The tap system uses a 75/25 gas blend.[4]
Brickskeller Inn[edit]
The building was first occupied in 1912. Felix opened his Brickskeller replacing the former occupant, the Robert Peter Inn, in 1957. The hotel remains open, as a small European-style inn that offers single and double rooms.[17]
- ^ Reitz, Scott (2010-12-20). "Brickskeller Finally Pulls the Plug". Washington City Paper.
- ^ a b Shlachter, Barry (2003-04-12). "Mother of all beer coolers: Brickskeller". National Post (Canada).
- ^ "Herold Brewery's Boss Turns Top Salesman to Tap New Markets". Prague Business Journal. 2001-12-10.
- ^ a b Riell, Howard (2004-10-01). "Bring back the draft: a brewing staple modernizes fast". Cheers.
- ^ Stephens, Scott (2006-11-15). "Years can be kind to some beers, too". Plain Dealer (Cleveland).
- ^ "Coffee, tea, or mead?". U.S. News & World Report. 2002-11-25.
- ^ Scarpa, James (2006-11-01). "Beer makes a comeback as a cocktail ingredient, enhancing classics and inspiring creative concoctions". Cheers.
- ^ a b "The Official Brickskeller Website". The Brickskeller. Retrieved 2007-07-17.
- ^ Hahn, Fritz (2005-04-15). "Instating the Draft". The Washington Post.
- ^ "The Art of Refermentation". National Geographic. Retrieved 2007-07-17.
- ^ "Washington hosted historic tasting of British and Irish classics". Beer Hunter (Michael Jackson). 2001-04-06.
- ^ Madigan, Sean (2003-05-23). "A thousand bottles of beer on the wall". Washington Business Journal.
- ^ Kitsock, Greg (2007-04-25). "For Some Heavenly Brews, Explore the Abbey Road". The Washington Post.
- ^ Robertiello, Jack (2001-09-01). "Not Just Another Brick in the Wall". Cheers.
- ^ Zibart, Eve (2003-04-11). "R.F.D. Is Good For What Ales You". The Washington Post.
- ^ Hahn, Fritz (October 22, 2009). "What's on tap at Birch & Barley and ChurchKey". The Washington Post (voices.washingtonpost.com). Retrieved October 23, 2009.
- ^ "The Marifex Hotel". The Brickskeller. Retrieved 2007-07-17.
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What it means: The Rams improved to 1-1 while serving notice, again, that they'll be more competitive and resilient under first-year head coach Jeff Fisher. Not only that, they'll win on occasion. Quarterback Sam Bradford matched and probably outplayed Robert Griffin III, his heralded rookie counterpart, while the Rams' franchise running back, Steven Jackson, mysteriously watched most of the game from the sideline. This is Fisher's team, but the offense belonged to Bradford on this day. Perhaps that will continue.
What I liked: The Rams kept coming back. They turned a disastrous start and a 21-6 deficit into a 23-21 lead. They turned a 28-23 deficit into a 31-23 lead. They shrugged off two crushing plays (a Redskins fumble return and Bradford's interception in the end zone). They shrugged off additional issues to the offensive line, even after their backup left tackle, Wayne Hunter, left with an injury.
Bradford tossed more than two scoring passes in a game for the second time in his career. Danny Amendola caught 12 passes in the first half. Rookie Daryl Richardson added a welcome speed dynamic at running back with a 53-yard burst around the right side (although he lost a fumble late). The offense functioned at a much higher level than anticipated given issues on the offensive line and the Redskins' strength in the front seven.
Bradford completed 26 of 35 passes for 310 yards with three touchdowns, one interception and a 117.6 passer rating. He pumped his fist and hugged teammate Chris Long on the field after kneeling to run out the clock on the Rams' first victory under Fisher. This team has suffered for so long. Players knew they were making strides under Fisher, and now they have some proof.
What I didn't like: Officials lost control of the game early and appeared to botch a ruling when they determined Jackson had fumbled short of the goal line. Replays showed Jackson's elbow was down before the ball came out. Jackson apparently thought he scored. He spiked the football. Officials flagged him for unsportsmanlike conduct. The penalty moved back the Rams, who settled for a field goal. Jackson watched the rest of the game from the sideline even though he was apparently healthy. Was Fisher making a statement that no player is above the team? He'll have to explain, but it had to be tough for Rams fans to see Jackson rendered irrelevant on such a joyous day for the team.
Amendola lost a fumble on the Rams' first offensive play, leading to Josh Wilson's 30-yard touchdown return for the Redskins only seconds into the game. That's no way to begin any game, let alone the first home game of the Fisher era.
What's next: The Rams visit Chicago in Week 3.


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The Ford Fusion just started hitting showrooms in September, but an accessories maker already has a complete customization package to give the sedan a sportier and classier look, which includes bigger wheels, a lowered suspension and a front spoiler.
The company is Street Scene Equipment of Costa Mesa, Calif., which tricked out one of the seven Fusions that Ford Motor F -0.39 % Co. gave out to be customized for the Specialty Equipment Market Association show this week in Las Vegas.
The show, which started as a gathering for hot rodders in 1967, is now one of the largest annual trade shows in North America, with about 2,100 exhibitors showcasing car accessories and more than 1,500 customized vehicles on display.
Signaling the mounting mainstream interest in embellishing cars, 14 major car makers are among the exhibitors, up from 12 last year. With Volkswagen AG VLKAY 1.20 % exhibiting, this year also marks the first time a European car maker has had a stand-alone booth.
Car makers' stepped up interest comes as sales of their vehicles lag. Vehicle sales dropped by 14% in October largely due to high gasoline prices and worries over the economy.
Some auto makers are now openly embracing the companies that develop products to make cars faster and more personalized, sharing detailed information about future vehicles before they arrive in dealer showrooms. The result: When new cars are launched, consumers who want to personalize their rides with spoilers, tailfins or extreme wheels won't have to wait. With car makers also offering more accessories to compete with off-the-shelf products, consumers should find it easier to buy accessories that fit, work properly and -- perhaps most important -- are covered by a warranty.
Among the new products at the trade show this year are a gadget that lets you download songs for your car alarm to play, a signal-booster for cellphones and navigation systems with real-time traffic information. Other items include windshield-wiper arms that are the same color as the car's body, more-advanced adapters for digital music players, Sony PlayStations in the seatbacks and an Internet-connected front-seat tablet computer. To help avoid spilled milk in transit, there's even a steel frame to hold grocery bags.
Retail sales for automotive accessories hit $31 billion last year, according to the Specialty Equipment Market Association, up 8% from 2003 and roughly double that of a decade earlier.
Products made by car makers often cost more than off-the-shelf versions. General Motors Corp.'s GM 1.77 % accessories typically cost about 10% to 15% more than those made by third-party suppliers. But GM, DaimlerChrysler AG's Chrysler Group and other companies that offer their own aftermarket products say third-party suppliers can't match car makers on issues like safety and integration.
Car makers also argue that with their accessories, drivers don't risk voiding vehicle warranties as they do when installing aftermarket products. To counter that concern, the Specialty Equipment Market Association unveiled a pilot warranty program at its show that is scheduled to be launched in January. Under the program, called ProPledge, participating aftermarket companies would offer their customers a minimum of a three-year or 36,000-mile warranty that would cover the vehicles when problems arise after off-the-shelf products are installed.
Among car makers beefing up their own accessory lines, GM is branching out to technology accessories, such as remote start, and performance accessories. At this week's show in Las Vegas, GM unveiled a Chevrolet Cobalt that highlighted the ground-effects kit, rear spoiler and car body-colored wiper arms that will soon be available from Chevrolet Accessories.
Among other car makers launching broader accessory lines, Mitsubishi Motors Corp.'s Mitsubishi Motors North America announced it would be offering a "Ralliart" performance parts and accessories program similar to what it offers in Japan.
In partnership with Stargate Mobile and Microsoft Corp. MSFT 0.84 % , Ford this week debuted an Internet-connected hand-held tablet computer with a touch screen that it plans to release as a dealer-installed accessory for F-Series trucks next year and for other models later.
Here are some of the other new accessories on display at this week's show.
Music: A host of companies are coming out with off-the-shelf products designed to let you control all aspects of your iPod, and even other digital music players, with the controls of your factory or aftermarket radio.
AAMP of America Inc.'s Peripheral Electronics brand is introducing its iPod2car generation 2, a $129.95 (manufacturer's suggested retail price) adapter that lets you replicate all docking iPod controls with the buttons of radios from Alpine, Kenwood, Pioneer and Sony. Scosche Industries Inc.'s new Bluetooth Wireless Car Kits for iPods and MP3 players let you play the devices through your car's stereo while standing up to 30 feet away from your vehicle with music player in hand. The kits, which began shipping earlier this fall, run $199.99 for connectivity with aftermarket radios and $329.99 for connectivity for certain factory-installed radios.
Sony Corp.'s Sony Electronics introduced the Giga Panel stereo, which has a removable faceplate that can hook up directly to your computer so you can download up to 500 tracks that the receiver can play. It will be available in February for about $350.
On the Edge Marketing of Lake Forest, Calif., is showing a $1.96 device called Ride Tones that lets you download songs and sounds for your factory car alarm to play. You have to pay for each song downloaded from Ride Tone's Web site. It's available at RideTones.com, among other automotive retailers.
Phones: Although hands-free Bluetooth kits are becoming more common, the latest batch of products are designed to offer better voice recognition, improved sound quality and the ability to store more phone numbers.
The new BlueConnect, by Johnson Controls JCI 0.46 % Inc.'s AutoIntelligence of Muncie, Ind., is an integrated Bluetooth system for vehicles with enhanced voice recognition and noise reduction features. You can hook up as many as seven phones to the device, and store up to four phone numbers per name entry. AutoIntelligence is looking for more distributors, but the product is available at some Toyota dealerships. It costs $499 with installation.
MITO Corp., of Elkhart, Ind., also has a voice- activated Bluetooth kit called the TellPhone 4000. The product can hook up as many as four Bluetooth mobile phone connections and a graphic display shows Caller ID. It is priced at $419 and can be purchased on the company's Web site at www.mitocorp.com. For those who experience dropped calls or no network coverage, MITO is also offering the Call Capture, which boosts signal strengths by 10 times. It costs $279 and also can be purchased on MITO's Web site, www.mitocorp.com..
If you need a place to store your mobile phone, Heininger Holdings, of Bellingham, Wash., is offering the CellCup, which fits into any cup holder. There is a slot for your cellphone, another space for change and keys, and two other holes for your pens and pencils. It retails at $12.95 and you can find where it's available at www.heininger.biz.
Storage: Companies are also introducing a host of new storage devices. Motivation Design LLC of Newbury, Mass., is introducing the Kurgo Sack Hook, a $39.99 collapsible steel frame that snaps up to hold 10 to 15 grocery bags and can be carried into the house with bags attached. The product will be available in February online through Kurgo.com, among other retailers.
BumperBib Inc. is launching the Kid Konsole, which can be attached to the back-seat center seat belt to offer extra storage space and washable trays that can fold out over a child's lap to provide a surface for play or eating. The $39.95 Kid Konsole, geared at children ages seven to 15, will be available at retail stores this spring and at BumperBib.com starting in February.
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Mike Singletary sees similarities between Patrick Willis and his Baltimore idol
SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Mike Singletary sees all the obvious similarities between linebackers Ray Lewis and Patrick Willis -- the passion, the speed, the uncanny knack for making the big hits at the most important times.
Yet the wide-eyed Hall of Fame linebacker also knows a few things that fans miss when they compare Baltimore's famed Lewis to Willis, the San Francisco linebacker who aspires to be just like Ray.
And Singletary believes his newest pupil can be the next big thing to wear No. 52.
"The great thing about Patrick is that he has a chance to get to that place where Ray already is," Singletary said. "There's a thing in this game about passing the baton, and I could see that possibly happening. I'm very excited for the possibility. I want to see how (Willis) handles success, and how he handles the comparisons."
Singletary, the 49ers' assistant head coach, has mentored both players in his still-brief coaching career. He thinks Willis can someday live up to the lofty comparisons -- perhaps starting with Sunday's meeting between the clubs at Candlestick Park.
"I feel so fortunate to get this chance as a coach," said Singletary, the Ravens' inside linebackers coach in 2003-04. "It's so rare that you find someone with all the ability and the character to match it. I feel fortunate I got to coach two of those guys in my career."
When Singletary first met Willis at the Senior Bowl in January, he didn't realize he might have found the next big name in his former position's long tradition -- in fact, he didn't even know who Willis was at first.
Willis, who won the Butkus Award at Mississippi as the nation's top linebacker, quickly caught Singletary's attention with his nonstop motor and intelligent questions during practice, though they didn't have much one-on-one conversation.
"I was excited about his attitude, his personality and his approach to the game," Singletary said. "It reminded me of (Lewis). I was pleasantly surprised when I went to Baltimore that Ray was so eager to absorb anything that I could tell him."
When the 49ers had a chance to get Willis with the 11th overall pick, they jumped at it -- and Willis has exceeded expectations ever since he took a starting job away from leading tackler Brandon Moore in the preseason.
Willis was outstanding in the first month of the regular season, leading the 49ers with 51 tackles and drawing fans' attention on almost every series. He's the heart of a rapidly improving defense that has kept the 49ers (2-2) competitive while their offense struggles.
Willis has been enamored with Lewis' playing style ever since watching the Ravens' Super Bowl victory in January 2001. He proclaimed the Baltimore veteran as his favorite NFL player when he was drafted, though he had never attended a Ravens game.
"It will be exciting to see him actually playing in person," Willis said. "He'll be right across the way, so I'll have to keep an eye on what he's doing when their defense is on the field."
While San Francisco's fans already have anointed Willis as the next big thing, Singletary isn't ready to crown his young protege just yet. He'll wait to make that evaluation until Willis has endured a full season with the accompanying fatigue and setbacks -- what every linebacker must overcome to reach greatness.
"Patrick has great potential, but there's a difference," Singletary said. "You're looking at a guy that has the right to be called a great player, and you're comparing him to a kid that's looking forward to being a great player. There's a difference in that, and I think it's exciting to watch the transformation."
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In addition to a full-service spa, King Wing Hot Spring International Hotel features an indoor pool and a sauna. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. The property also has a grocery/convenience store. This 4-star property offers access to a business center.
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- Number of meeting rooms - 6
- Number of restaurants - 2
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- Total number of rooms - 341
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Available in all rooms: Wired internet access ( CNY 50 per 24-hour period )
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 10 AM.
Raffle Chinese Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in Chinese cuisine and serves lunch and dinner.
Lvbolang Restaurant - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a sauna.
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Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa, Guodu Hot Spring . Services include massages. The spa is equipped with hot springs/mineral springs and Turkish bath/hammam. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including hydrotherapy.
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Check-in time ends at Midnight
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- Fee for buffet breakfast: CNY 100 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): CNY 50 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
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A short statement from the Premier League champions read: "All at Manchester City are saddened to learn of the passing of former manager John Bond aged 79 and our thoughts are with his friends and family."
All of his other former clubs expressed similar sentiments for the defender sometimes known as 'Muffin' by West Ham fans.
Norwich have confirmed they will pay tribute to Bond before Wednesday night's League Cup tie against Doncaster Rovers at Carrow Road, with players from both sides to wear black armbands and "his considerable contribution to Norwich City Football Club will be acknowledged prior to kick-off".
Bond spent almost his entire 19-year playing career at Upton Park, scoring an impressive 32 goals in 381 from right-back and winning the FA Cup in 1964.
After a three-year spell at Torquay Bond retired in 1969 and the following year became manager of Bournemouth.
After three years at Dean Court he moved to Norwich City, where the highlight of his seven-year tenure was leading them back into the First Division right after relegation and reaching the League Cup final – which they lost 1-0 to Aston Villa – in 1975.
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Further spells in the dugout at league clubs Burnley, Swansea, Birmingham and Shrewsbury followed before his retirement, and his legacy as a coach was picked up by his son Kevin, who most recently worked under Harry Redknapp at Tottenham until the summer.
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I would also appreciate not being told that Kerri Strug's vault on a dislocated ankle (which turned out not to be necessary to the U.S. victory) in 1996 was an act of patriotic heroism every other commercial break. Strug only did it because she was more afraid of disappointing that sadist Bela Karolyi than causing serious and possibly permanent injury to herself. It's a sign of coercion when an athlete is reckless with her own safety, not bravery.
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Bluebonnet Elementary School PTA - Home
Welcome to BES PTA
BES PTA is working on ways to have a more diverse team of board members. This year we have moved our executive board meetings to a later time to accommodate working parents. We would love to have new faces and ideas join our board. If you are interested in becoming a BES PTA board member or have questions please contact our BES PTA President, April DeAlva:
School Volunteers
This year all Keller ISD volunteers must register through the online application.
Starting August 2015 you may submit your volunteer application
. You will get an email once approved


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I have imported advanced custom fields from one of my other site and now I want to add few more options to those fields but I can't figure out how to do it via Dashboard? I have imported the field using php export/import option of the plugin. Is there anyway that imported fields shows up in Field Groups section in Dashboard?
Fields added by PHP are not shown in the Dashboard.
Recently, I came across this post in the User Submitted Fields section of ACF forums: PHP Recovery Tool.
The author posted a plugin in GitHub, Advanced Custom Fields Recovery Tool from PHP Export. Haven't tested, though.


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Personalized favors for each of your guests!
This Retro Personalized Square Stickers feature daisies and a large peace sign in bright shades of pink, orange and blue. Each Personalized Retro Sticker is printed on white sticker material that is available in 2 inch, 4 inch or 8 inch sizes which can be personalized with a message to match your theme.
Not for use on windows.
Please allow ample time for delivery. Our ship date for this product is noted in your shopping cart. Many items are shipped separately, so please allow extra time for these items to arrive. Shipping charges are based on the value of the merchandise and not the number of shipments. For additional shipping information, contact our Customer Service Department at (firstname.lastname@example.com or 1-800-227-2789).


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