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Hi Folks,
we bought several pictures on photodune which we want to use in a book release. Do we have to make a special copyright notice for each picture?
If so, does anybody have an example for how the wording could be?
Many thanks in advance! greg
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Nope, you don't need to credit the photos if you don't want to. Keep in mind, if it's a book you're selling, you will need the extended licenses.
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No i almost never die on MP4, it takes a really nasty pack (or two!) and for me to get cornered in some way. Galvanizing ward and Blur helps out, and the life leech is a must.
I have 2.5% from the Sickle and 1.5% from Blood magic for a total of 4%.
I would love to find a Skorn with LL but no luck so far (i have found no less than 3 Skorns but none of them had LL).
Regarding HC, i have a P3 WD and a level56 DH, but the DH is no fun right now, sturdy as a wet napkin.
I am currently leveling a Wizard
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Thread: Paragon 100 selffound, its done!
08-07-2013, 10:57 #11
Re: Paragon 100 selffound, its done!
08-07-2013, 13:43 #12
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Re: Paragon 100 selffound, its done!
Congrats. You rock!
I will probably never get there myself as I don't play enough and play all 5 characters simultaneously, but combined I'm at 125 plevels (20-30 on each character). Not that that's anywhere close in cumulative experience to 100, but still. Awesome!
Also, in case it's relevant to the question raised earlier in the thread, I'm able to play self-found MP4 pretty easily on each class (maybe Wizard has the hardest time, WD and Barb definitely have the easiest). I also rarely die. My Barb is plvl 25 or so and can solo Inferno on MP6 without much of a problem. MP scaling isn't as bad as it seems so long as you're willing to kite and/or take defensive passives as necessary.
09-07-2013, 17:28 #13
Re: Paragon 100 selffound, its done!
Great accomplishment! And like mentioned, we have had good updates along the way as well, all in all well done! Its fantastic to see a self found player make it, and with such style (not to mention the boots)!
11-07-2013, 00:29 #14
Re: Paragon 100 selffound, its done!
Well done, hero!
11-08-2013, 12:16 #15
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Re: Paragon 100 selffound, its done!
Now that's an achievement. Unfortunately, I'm an AH addict (I actually find the AH min-game fun), so it's not something I'll ever achieve. Well done mate.

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Djemaa El Fna Hotel Cecil
2012 & 2013 Hostelbookers Awards for excellence winner - Best location & Most popular Marrakech hostel. The Hotel Cecil is located…+ view more directly on the Djemaa El Fna in Marrakech Medina. With a large rooftop terrace overlooking the fun of the square, you won't miss a thing! This Djemaa El Fna hotel has en-suite rooms furnished in Moroccan cedar wood, modern furnishings and some rooms have Air conditioning. The hotel now also has some new Non en-suite rooms available. These are marked as Derb Sidi Bouloukate, Place Djemaa El fna, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Hotel atlas
Clean rooms, beds are made by hand with wide iron and wooden frames in a purist design moroccan style. The rooms have view onto the…+ view more Riad's central courtyard with their green plants pots and its Gibson walls and zellige . The Hotel Atlas has a total of 12 en-suite rooms and 20 Non en-suite "Budget" rooms. The ensuite are equipped by private hot showers, WC, Air conditioning (reversible) and TV. The all with non en suite rooms have sinks, and seperate hot showers the hotel has two 50 rue sidi bouloukate, Riade Zitoun Lakdim, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Riad Omar hotel
This Genuine hotel was completely restored to make the Hotel Riad real with 20 rooms and 4 suites all with ensuite bathrooms. All rooms…+ view more have air-conditioning.Breakfast, lunch and dinner is traditional Moroccan food and can be served in the dining area or on the terrace with a magnificent view of the Atlas MountainsIn this place in the unmistakable charm, you could book a session of Hammam (Turkish bath) or a massage. 22 rue Bab Agnaou, Marrakech, Morocco, 40008 |
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Dar Atta
Dar Atta is a traditional house is centrally located In the medina of Marrakech, a five minute walk from Jamaâ El Fna square and the famous…+ view more Koutoubia Mosque. The terrace provides breath-taking panoramic views of the High Atlas mountains. 28 rue rmila derb raouia, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Riad Chennaoui
Riad Chennaoui has eight rooms, which include: There is a fountain in the middle of a large patio and garden, where you will be able drink…+ view more tea and relax. You will also be able to find books, Satellite TV, DVD, internet and Wi-Fi access. Riad Chennaoui has a large terrace and there is a large deck space of 360 metres square with a flower garden and pergolas to drink and smoke a shisha. A traditional hammam as well as a Moroccan restaurant are both available. The Riad can organize for Riad Zitoune Jdid, Derb Sidi Fares N°01, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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El Kennaria
Easy access , only 2 minutes walk from Jemaa El Fna like palaces and souks of Marrakech , Riad El hotel Kennaria you will taste the…+ view more sweetness of oriental life . You will enjoy the patio Oriental scents and comfortable rooms where you contemplate the nights of Marrakesh. 10 rue El Kennaria Derb Dabach, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Hotel Riad Koutobia
Hostel Riad Koutobia Marrakech is a warm friendly place that welcomes travelers and backpackers, in particularly, from all the far corners…+ view more of the world. We have a tremendous amount of experience in the hospitality industry. Collectively, our staff Hassan and Omar are English, French, Arabic and Spanish speakers so we can understand what travelers need during their stay in a place that may or may not be familiar. As our guest, you can relax on our beautiful garden terrace and drink free 86 Rue Fatima Ezzahra, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Hotel Amalay
On the ground floor, you will have the pleasure of discovering a Moroccan sitting room, a bar as well as 2 restaurants where you will have…+ view more the occasion to savour the delicacy of Moroccan and international specialties. AMALAY Hotel 87, Bd. Mohamed V - Guéliz, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Riad Karmela
In this guest house of charm, with its tender colours, Joel will welcome you in a cordial and friendly atmosphere. Riad Karmela is a heaven…+ view more of peace in total contrast with the excitement of the souks to its doors. 10, derb El Ferrane Azbezt, place ben salah, Marrakech, Morocco, 40008 |
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Hotel Riad Agnaoue
Recently renovated, the Hotel Agnaoue conserve its modern architecture while making a contemporary note, it will seduce you with its…+ view more elegant décor and the quality of its services. The hotel offers air-conditioned rooms with private bathroom in tadelakt, a splendid terrace with panoramic views and a personalised services for your comfort and well-being. >Hotel Agnaoue is ideally placed to discover Marrakesh and the Medina Avenue My Rachid, 1 Rue de la Recette Riad Mokha, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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hotel semiramis marrakech
This hotel is very popular with travelers thanks to its convenient location, dedicated staff and quality infrastructure. To continue with…+ view more your reservation at Semiramis Hotel in Marrakech, please enter your arrival date and number of nights required. Semlalia - BP 525, Route de Casablanca, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Ushuaia Clubbing Hotel
ushuaia clubing hotel is the hotel club in Morocco with its 50 rooms and suites, it has a fascinating typical decoration. the ushuaia…+ view more clubbing hotela is made for every kind of event: Romantic nights or honeymoons, VIP night, a meeting … ushuaia clubbing hotel has its own restaurant with Moroccan and international food, a beautiful Spa to have a hot bath or a relaxing massage, a bar around the swimming pool and free secured car park Zone touristique Aguedal, Avenue Med VI, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 240.62 USD |
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Riad Amira Victoria hotel
Hidden away in the winding backstreets of colourful Marrakech, Riad Amira Victoria offers you a quiet respite from the hustle and bustle of…+ view more this fascinating city. Located in the Medina (ancient city), near the Marrakech museum and the Mederasa Ben Youssef, this private sanctuary is a perfect base for exploratory excursions into the city and beyond. Enticingly Exotic This romantic riad is a fully restored traditional Moroccan house with Arabian archways leading from the courtyard to the 12, Derb El Baroud, Hart Soura, Aarset Lbardii Lakdima, Bab Kechich Medina, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Apparthotel Assounfou
40 spacious apartments of types "Junior", "Senior" and "President", all equipped with Kitchen areas, offer you all the popular comfort:…+ view more reversible air-conditioning, Posts Tv / SAT, Lounge high comfort, bathroom, hair dryer, Telephone and balconies for the majority. Angle rue Imam Malek & rue Ibn, Toumert 40000, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 21.17 USD |
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Hôtel Mont Gueliz
Located in the heart of Marrakesh, the Mont Gueliz is a 3-star hotel that offers the ideal mix of traditional Moroccan architecture, craft…+ view more decoration and modern comfort.Ideally located on the main avenue of Marrakesh, the Mont Gueliz Hotel offers its guests the ideal accommodation for a wonderful holiday in Morocco. 10-12 Avenue Mohamed V, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 33.20 USD |
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Riad & Spa Mabrouk
Breakfast included Breakfasts are served till 11 am in the morning and the meals can be taken at any hour of the day Supplementary bed:…+ view more free for babies under 5 years * Moroccan tea offered upon your arrival * Supplement 3rd person in the room: 30 Euros per night * Free access to the fitness area * Restaurant on site * Airport/Ryad transfer: 20€ "One Way" * Internet WiFi available Free To make your stay even more pleasant and, various facilities are available on site: * A currency Street bani marine, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Hotel Oudaya
Situated in Marrakech's Gueliz neighborhood, this hotel is close to Theatre Royal, Palais des Congres, and Majorelle Garden. Also nearby…+ view more are Menara Gardens and Koutoubia Minaret. Oudaya Hotel has clean, well presented, traditional style guestrooms and a clean, fair size, cool outdoor swimming pool. 147 Rue Mohamed El Beqal, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 20.57 USD |
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Hotel Amira et vacances
In the privacy of your room, you suddenly become the preferred host of the red city, these places, souls, gardens and an evening of Arabian…+ view more Nights, delicately suggested by staging bold. To extend this daydream, a handful of services proposal and scattered here and there in this hotel soaked atmosphere, whispers of delicious anecdotes about Marrakech, its history, its monuments, and gives you some clues valuable to explore this city as a privileged spectator. 57, Rue Elkennaria, Dabachi, Place Jamaa elfna, Médina, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Hotel Riad Salsabil
Salsabil Riad is an old, whose architecture purely traditional Moroccan, with small bricks and Tadalakte, the patio overlooking the sky,…+ view more the fountain patio lit by the sun directly, and spacious rooms all with hot showers + WC + sink inside, Riad Salsabil is in the centre of the ancient city "medina", the terrace with a panoramic view of the medina, the minaret of the Koutoubia and the terrace of the medina 30 Derb Lamtougui, Koutoubia, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Hotel Tachfine
At the ground floor you will have the pleasure of discovering its Moroccan sitting room, its bar as well as its 2 restaurants where you…+ view more will have the occasion to taste the delicacy of Moroccan and international cuisine. this without forgetting its panoramic terrace (bar / café) at the 6th floor with a great view on the city. Tachfine has 2 restaurants, one at the ground floor for breakfasts and dinners and another at the mezzanine for breakfast, cocktails, buffets. Also there is a mini-bar at 87, Bd. Mohamed V - Guéliz, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 18.53 USD |
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Imperial Plaza Hotel & SPA
Imperialplaza and Spa boasts 114 sumptuous guestrooms. These rooms are finely decorated and extremely comfortable. They are equipped with…+ view more air conditioning, heater, television, multiple international channels, mini bar, direct phone line, en-suite bathroom and Wi-Fi internet connection. Additionally, the suites feature a four-poster bed and a Moroccan style sitting area. Some of the suites also have a terrace with Jacuzzi, TV with a large screen, chimney, mini bar and a spacious marble bathroom. Av abdelkrim khettabi, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 44.75 USD |
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Riad Massin
Riad Massin is a magnificent 19th-century Riad, it stands alongside the ramparts (historical wall surrounding Medina) of Marrakech..The…+ view more Riad can accommodate between 2 and 18 guests, and the whole house can be booked by a single group.With its inventive and delicate cuisine, this magical Riad is the ideal place to digest the delicious flavors of Morocco.br>Riad Massin is well located: it offers you very easy access (parking at 50 m) proximity of the Famous Pacha Glaoui Palace, the main bus 48, Db Sidi Mohamed l' Haj, Bab Doukkala - Médina, Marrakech, Morocco, 40 000 |
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Hotel Amine
The Hotel Amine en-suite rooms are divided into 4 buildings all surrounding the pool or garden Rooms combine Moroccan-style décor with…+ view more modern comforts such as a balcony, satellite TV and air conditioning.Traditional hammam, Restaurant with terrace servs dinner and Breakfast Buffet, Snack-Bar near the pool servEs different Menus at lunch time Blvd Abdelkrim El Khettabi, Semlalia, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Eden Andalou Aquapark & SPA
In the center of the hotel, is an Andalusian Esplanade facing the gardens and two pools. The Majorelle pool is 25 m long, the white pool 35…+ view more m long bordered by its beach in teak wood. The Atlas Peaks are facing you. Many bars and restaurants surround the Esplanade: The Fez, La Toque, the Italian restaurant. Le Panoramic restaurant facing the Atlas Mountains on the first floor and Le Mimosa open alternately. Le Bougainvillier is a bar for All Inclusive guests and The Jazz Bar is in extra and Km 4 route d'amizmiz, marrakech, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Ksar Shama
Here you will find a peaceful and relaxing place to rest and get up in the morning with the birds sing. On its olive grove grow many kinds…+ view more of fruit trees and roses which contribute to give its exceptional character to this delightful place. Marigha – OUIRGANE, Marrakech, Morocco, 42150 |
Not yet rated | 36.09 USD |
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Riad Hamdane et SPA
Riad Hamdane and SPA has 2 (suites) for 2 and 4 people and 14 rooms distributed in 2 floors, each one is nicely decorated in a Zen and…+ view more uncluttered style, whilst showcasing Moroccan handcraft. With its traditional hammam for 4 people, with 2 massage rooms, Riad Hamdane lets you enjoy your stay and discover the full range of care and well-being and beauty of the East secret. 88, derb Sidi Bouloukate, Rue Bab Agnaou, Médina, Marrakech, Morocco, 40040 |
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Kenzi Farah Hotel
The following services are available: a SPA, a heated swimming pool in winter (Access not allowed for children less than 12 years ), a…+ view more hairdressing salon, a cyber space and an auditorium with a capacity of 1000 people with removable partitions. Avenue du Président Kennedy, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 61.75 USD |
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Hotel La Renaissance
La Renaissance is a Design Hotel, situated in central Marrakesh. It has a rooftop bar and a small swimming pool overlooking the fashionable…+ view more Gueliz district and with views of the Atlas Mountains. It a 5-minute drive from Jamaâ El Fna Square. For your relaxation there is a traditional Hammam,a massage room,aSwimming pool (45 m²) and Solarium on the 6th floor 89, Angle Bd Zerktouni V, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 58.97 USD |
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Shems Moon
Our 14 suites and rooms ally authenticity, novelty and comfort. The living room, the bed room and the bathroom in 'tadelakt', are set in a…+ view more wide and opened area. It contains a large and private terrace which gives an impregnable view of the swimming pool, the Berber village, and its Kasbah. It is definitely a one of a kind place, where we can feel a timeless atmosphere. Route Amizmiz, Oumnass, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 50.89 USD |
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Riad Lena
. The riad has been traditionally renovated with much thought given to your comfort.A first class riad in the heart of the Medina and…+ view more markets, with terraces, a swimming pool and easy car access.The riad consists of 11 air-conditioned bedrooms, furnished in pure Moroccan style. All rooms look onto the patio and the swimming pool permitting you to cool down after sunbathing on the terrace with views of the High Atlas Mountains.Breakfast (included), a tea, an aperitif, a lunch or a dinner, 8, Derb El Hammam, Riad Laarouss, Médina, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Dar Soukaina
Dar Soukaina is a traditional Riad, (a 2-courtyard mansion) lovely restored to keep all its quirky features, including tiny doors that…+ view more could lead to Wonderland, and narrow winding staircases. Beautifully whitewashed with lilac trim and green-tiled fountains, Dar Soukaina is a tranquil haven in a hectic city. This cosy riad has been renovated with a light touch - no heavy styling here, just spare whitewashed walls, smooth tadelakt (polished plaster) floors and nubby-textured natural 19 Derb El Farrane, Riad Laârouss, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 48.56 USD |
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Dar el Kanoun
Villa Dar El Kanoun is a guest house hotel with swimming pool. Built in the traditional Moroccan style, it is decorated with taste by its…+ view more owners with Moroccan craftsmanship. It also offers to its guest all the modern comfort, a garden, several terraces, two living rooms with open fireplace as well as a swimming pool treated with ozone. Dar El Kanoun is located approximately 4km West from Marrakech downtown. This advantageous location means that you can make the most of the calm and tranquility Route de Targa, Lot. FARIDA, Villa #64, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Hotel Agdal
Each room at the Agdal Hotel has a contemporary décor with authentic Moroccan furnishings. They are equipped with satellite TV and en suite…+ view more bathrooms. The Agdal's restaurant serves international cuisine and traditional Moroccan specialities. There is also a pizzeria and a snack bar, which opens onto a pool-side terrace. The Agdal Hotel provides a 24-hour reception with a tour desk and free Wi-Fi access. Free private parking is available on site, and the Menara International Airport is 1 Boulevard Zerktouni, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 31.22 USD |
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Riad So Cheap So Chic
Guests are welcomed by a central Patio decorated with Moorish furniture and a plunge pool in the center, a nice living room and an open air…+ view more living room corner that is cool in summer time and very cozy during winter season There is also a Hammam and a massage area as well as a very nice terrace well equipped for sunbathing. Check in: 14.00hr Check out: 12.00hr Breakfast is not included in the price of the room and it is served from 8.30hr to 1.00hr. • Breakfast costs 3 euro per Derb dabachi, derb Moulay Abdelkader 38, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Palais Ghiat
ThePalace Ghiat lies within an area of 2.5 hectares where you find the palm trees, wild roses and bougainvilleae. Consisting of 9 suites…+ view more (each measuring 36 metres) with 100% Moroccan artisanal decor. There are 5 Moroccan lounges each decorated in a different style with a large Moroccan restaurant and traditional Hammam plus a large outdoor swimming pool Palace Ghiat loves families The hotel does not charge extra for children 18 and under sleeping in a cot (for children under three palais ghiat douar ennoukhla, N°1 sidi abdellah ghiat, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 39.70 USD |
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Riad Adika
Among the modern amenities which each room possesses, you will find such luxuries as satellite television, and a DVD library, for you very…+ view more own personal enjoyment. In the courtyard, there is a romantic patio with a pool: perfect for a refreshing dip in warmer months. There is also a solarium and cardio training room, so that you can stay fit while relaxing at the same time. 286 Derb Sidi Bou Amar, Quartier Riad Laârous, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 42.11 USD |
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Kasbah Agafay Hotel & Spa
The rooms and suites at Agafay Hotel combine a contemporary style and a traditional-Moroccan décor. Each has a private patio with views of…+ view more the swimming pool or Atlas mountains. Guests can enjoy the continental breakfast before a cookery lesson in the outdoor kitchen. The bar serves a range of aperitifs and the restaurant offers Moroccan cuisine on the terraces. Route de Guemassa, km 20., Sarl Kenitra limited BP 226, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 149.85 USD |
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Riad Al Jazira
The warren-like, almost subterranean tunnels leading to the door of this unpretentious Riad are, frankly, unpromising. Outside it's all…+ view more hustle, bustle, barrows, the cries of the muezzins and high, blank walls. But inside it's a jaw-dropping scene-shift to the palm oasis at this hippie deluxe Riad, where three courtyard homes have been converted into one stylishly understated residence. 15 spotless, blisteringly white guestrooms are hidden behind heavy wooden doors and layers of linen drapes. N°8 Derb Myara, Sidi Ben, Slimane - Medina, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 56.54 USD |
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Kasbah & Spa Agounsane
Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the guesthouse's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. A complimentary breakfast is…+ view more offered. An Internet point is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business amenities at this 5-star property consist of a business center, secretarial services, and small meeting rooms. This Ourika guesthouse also offers a children's pool, a seasonal outdoor pool, and a fitness facility. Onsite valet km 35 route de l'Ourika, Douar Agounsane, Marrakech, Morocco, . |
Not yet rated | 134.14 USD |
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Hotel Islane
The hotel offers beautifully decorated rooms, comfortably furbished for all the different kind of stay, whether you are staying in Islane…+ view more Hotel for business travel or holidays. - Single or double room's standard and comfort+ (1 double bed) - Twin rooms standard (2 twin beds) - All rooms has a desk with chair and lamp and a reading space - Air conditioning and heating in all rooms 279 Ave Mohammed V, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 30.53 USD |
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Ryad Mogador Marrakech
Opposite the city Ramparts and overlooking the Atlas Mountains, the Ryad Mogador Marrakech features an outdoor swimming pool and…+ view more air-conditioned rooms. It is located in Marrakesh's Medina district. Le Mogador restaurant offers local traditional and international cuisine (no alcohol served) and the Tamuziga is coffee/tea house. "no alcohol served" Angle bd 11 janvier & bd, prince mly abdallâh, Bab doukkala, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 27.75 USD |
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Kasbah Dar Ilham
In a stunning natural setting, facing the Atlas Mountains, the Kasbah Dar Ilham welcomes you to an unpretentious luxury that combines…+ view more Moroccan savoir faire with the modern comfort of the services provided. Alain and his devoted team, attentive and discreet, welcome you and will turn your stay into an unforgettable experience. Luxury and simplicity: The utmost luxury resides in life's simple things and happiness is the combination of all small pleasures, like relaxing by our wonderful Oulad Hassoun, douar Jallal, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 62.65 USD |
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Riad de l'Ourika
Located 35 km from Marrakech, Riad de l'Ourika, offers relaxation and tranquility in a pleasant setting with olive trees plum apricot…+ view more orange and lemon, herbs and other fruit trees. Riad Ourika is certainly a charming place. A corner of paradise natural, exceptional for giving all nature lovers the opportunity to enjoy the organic plants, feel their subtle fragrances and dripping their flavors in our dishes. Try something new, you want to relax for a total well-being and a pleasant stay. The Km 35 route de l'Ourika Marrak, Marrakech, Morocco, 40070 |
Not yet rated | 30.08 USD |
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Hotel Nassim
Nassim Hotel is located in the center of Marrakech on Boulevard Mohamed V in the neighborhood of gueliz, one of the most touristical area…+ view more of the city, less than 5 minutes from the famous Djemaa el Fna square,in a charming atmosphere, combining modern architecture, natural materials (marble, copper, silverware ...) and the expertise of the best craftsmen of Marrakech. It was completely renovated in 2012. 115 Boulevard Mohamed 5, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 45.24 USD |
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Chems Hotel
The restaurant features large pillars and serves a continental breakfast every morning. On sunny days, guests can dine on the poolside…+ view more terrace or order a snack from the pool bar. Wi-Fi is free in public areas and the hotel also offers private parking on site. There are also a Hammam, Massage and a Hairdressing salon. Avenue Homane El Fatouak, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 53.96 USD |
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Hivernage Premier Hotel & Spa
The Hivernage Hotel offers 85 air-conditioned guestrooms located on six floors, accessible by lift. Individually designed, all guestrooms…+ view more feature contemporary Moorish decor incorporating warm Mediterranean earth tones, traditional materials and modern furnishings. Amenities include minibars, flatscreen televisions with satellite channels, DVD players (on request), and complimentary high-speed Internet connections. Avenue Echouhada, Quartier Hivernage, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Riad Chamali
At Riad Chamali we provide you a personalized service with a professional team who will take care of you during your stay and cater for…+ view more your every need. We will welcome you at the airport, night or day, and provide traditional food, car rental, swimming pool and a steam room. Your stay is important to us and we will go out of our way to make your stay unbelievable. 49 Derb Zemrane, Berrima, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 41.63 USD |
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Dellarosa Hotel Suites & Spa
Dellarosa hotel suites & spa is located in the heart of the city close to the shopping area and only few minutes walk from the ancient…+ view more walls, the famous main square Jemaa El fna and the busting souks . You can also enjoy walking to most of the night life sites and casinos . Blending the renowned Moroccan hospitality with international design and comfort , this luxury hotel is a haven in the city centre, the prefect residence to fully enjoy the Red city assests. Distance from the airport to 5 avenue moulay Elhassan, hivernage, Marrakech, Morocco, 40020 |
Not yet rated | 72.18 USD |
Palais Rtaj
This charming Riad has a large open courtyard with a beautiful fountain in the middle, a moroccan living room decorated with high quality…+ view more handicraft items with an amazing wooden ceiling, a reading room, a traditional hammam and massage room. Douar Chaouf Ouahat, Sidi Brahim, Marrakech, Morocco, 40160 |
Not yet rated | 86.02 USD |
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Riad Lalla Khiti
Riad Lallakhiti offers you a warm and friendly stay.It considers its customers as members of family not as visitors.In the morning you can…+ view more enjoy your breakfast near the beautiful fountain in the center of its yard.After you can also relax either by sitting in the yard and enjoying the calm mixed with the singing of birds, or you can also relax on the beautiful terrace under the warm sun of Marrakech.Wifi is also available in case you want to get in contact with your family members and make them 16, jbel lakhdar, rmilla, medi, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Riad Mille et une nuits
The Riad Mille Et Une Nuits features traditionally decorated rooms with Tadelakt walls, and Zelliges and Bejmatts flooring. They offer…+ view more large and bright spaces and the suites have comfortable lounges and nice fireplaces. The open patio of the riad offers a relaxing setting where guests can enjoy a drink or dine. Fitted with a lovely fountain, it remains cool even in the summertime. After a busy day spent exploring the medina and souks, guests can relax in the solarium or enjoy the on-site 53 Derb Tougha, Riad Laarouss, Marrakech, Morocco, 44000 |
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Riad amskal
Riad Amskal is a charming little riad tucked against the walls of the gardens of the Mamounia. It's a real small Moroccan house equipped…+ view more with all modern comforts. The area is the new Royal Palace and major riads owned by celebrities. From the terrace the view is completely unobstructed on one of the most verdant of the medina. Samira, the owner, a warm welcome at the marrakchia, and is enough for its customers. The cook of the place you will discover all the flavors of its pastillas tagines 129 derb sidi mbarek, sidi mimoun, medina, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Kasbah le Mirage
The 4 * Kasbah le Mirage invites you to the heart of a hamlet of mud-walled houses on the banks of the River Tensift. Free welcome…+ view more cocktail upon arrival Transfer airport / hotel and hotel / airport offered. The Kasbah Wellbeing SPA offers outstanding views over the small village of Ouled Messaoud, the Palmeraie and the Atlas Mountains. At your disposal at Kasbah le Mirage : a 10-place hammam, an exfoliation room (3 tables), a massage room (3 tables) a large relaxation space with a Ouahat Sidi Brahim, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Serviced by a lift, the air-conditioned rooms at Hotel Al Kabir have a private bathroom, a satellite TV, a telephone and a pool view.…+ view more Suites also feature a seating area and interconnecting rooms for families and groups of friends are available. Bd. Zerktouni, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 22.06 USD |
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Hotel de Foucauld
The air-conditioned guest rooms feature en suite facilities, a safe, TV and a telephone. Start the day with the buffet breakfast, included…+ view more in your room price. Enjoy classic Moroccan and international cuisine in the restaurant. During your meal, admire the panoramic views over the Koutoubia. The Hotel Fourcauld boasts an ideal location from which to discover the city. Conveniently, the airport bus stops right outside the hotel. Avenue El Moahidine, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 32.61 USD |
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Ryad Mogador Menara
This luxurious hotel features a spa, heated swimming pool and a beauty centre. Guests can choose from three restaurants serving Moroccan,…+ view more French and international cuisine. All the rooms at Ryad Mogador Menara have a balcony and are air-conditioned. Admire views over the Congress Palace on the prestigious Avenue Mohammed VI or overlook the swimming pool. During the day, the snack restaurant, Planetfood, serves quick bites. For a relaxing afternoon, guests can enjoy a selection of teas and Avenue Mohammed VI, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 59.11 USD |
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Riad Les Oliviers
The hotel is 5km away from the airport, a departure point to the three different golf courses and the nice and beautiful surrounding…+ view more villages of the Atlas Mountains 47-48 Rue De La Bahia, Riad Zitoune, Marrakech, Morocco, - |
Not yet rated | 30.53 USD |
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Villa Al Assala Palmeraie
Within this splendid framework of exception, "Al Assala Palmeraie" places at your disposal: "In Side": 10 junior suites personalized…+ view more 1 room of reception and restoration decorated entirely equipped 1 living room lounge with chimney, library, TV plasma satellite and DVD "Out Side" 1 space of restoration 1 terrace-solarium (living rooms of garden, deckchairs and shower) 1 swimming pool of 16 meters out of 8 meters of green mosaic heated except autumn-winter Route de Fès, Km 4, Tamsna, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 72.85 USD |
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Marrakech Ryads Parc & SPA
The hotel offers multiple types of gastronomy, all dining restaurant called DARKOUM is serving international buffet, DAR DIAFA a la carte…+ view more restaurant, and the Snack Bar with a panoramic view on the atlas, it's an ideal alternative for those who wish to stay under the sun and close to swimming pool. The Eden SPA invites you to drive within a universe dedicated to the delights of relaxation with 1400m2, warmth, light, aroma and touch mingle, relax the psyche, soothe the body and intensify EL Bour, Ouled Berrahmoun, near the new Stadium, of Marrakech, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Le Caspien Hotel
Hotel Le Caspien is located in Marrakech's Gueliz neighborhood, close to Grand Poste Gueliz, Djemaa el Fna, and Palais des Congres. Nearby…+ view more points of interest also include Majorelle Garden and Koutoubia Minaret. Hotel Features.Hotel Le Caspien features a restaurant and a bar/lounge. Room service is available. This 3-star property has a business center and offers small meeting rooms. Complimentary wireless and wired high-speed Internet access is available in public areas. Additional property Hotel le caspien 12, rue loubnane – gueliz, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 28.87 USD |
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riad 63
The restaurant at Riad 63 offers Moroccan cuisine with very special Proffessional cooks to make you taste specialty dishes Moroccan tagine,…+ view more couscous and pastilla. Riad 63 , one of the best hotels and Riad offers a warm welcome with very professional services. Book now your accommodation in this noble "Charming" and the visit of the imperial city of Marrakech Dar el bacha arset ouzal N°63, Marrakech, Morocco, 40003 |
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The riad the Oranges trees of Alilia
The riad the Orange trees of Alilia, marvelous guest house, we offer nine rooms, four suites and one bedroom to live in the splendour of…+ view more Marrakech. Our rooms are spacious, comfortable and warmly decorated . For family and friends who want to share the unique experience of living in a traditional house in Marrakech . The riad also has competent staff to deal with any of your concerns. 216 street Tadla, District Chtouka, Kasbah, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 48.56 USD |
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Les Terres Mbarka
The host Jerome de Brouwer started the Les Terres M'Barka project in 2006; the romantic hotel's accomplished concept encompasses 15 hectors…+ view more of large traditional farming with goats, cows, chickens, citrus and olive plants. The kitchen of this exceptional organic hotel in Morocco offers simple yet delicious country food and regional dishes. The interior of the suites are also typically oriental and surprisingly modern and each is brilliantly ... Route d' Amizmiz Km 20, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 173.44 USD |
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Riad Dar Foundouk
At 10 minutes from the Jamaa El Fna Square, you can explore at leisure artisans and merchants of the large Souk. Our team will be pleased…+ view more to advise you on tours and excursions of the most interesting of the city and its surroundings. For those motorized parking is available. After each trip, you end up with pleasure the calm and serenity of the riad. Enjoy its sunny terrace, in an intimate and friendly. We offer massages, beauty treatments, steam bath and is available. Lunches and dinners can 3, Derb Sidi Bouharba Hart, Soura El Moukef Médina, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 60.15 USD |
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Terre Resort & Spa
Dine at Milagros restaurant or enjoy a smooth Moroccan drink at our Vue bar. Catch the ambience in our main pool or hideaway in our…+ view more Octogone shade pool, play some Tennis or just catch up on your reading. Inspired by the area's pristine natural habitat, we feature a sanctuary to revitalize the soul and soothe the senses at our Sultry Spa. Slip away and enjoy the services. Ouaha Sidi Brahim 1, west Palmeraie, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 120.31 USD |
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Ryad Mogador Agdal
Facing the Royal Palace's ancient walls, this luxury 5-star hotel is 10 minutes from Marrakesh Airport. It has a full-equipped wellness…+ view more centre, indoor and outdoor pools, and a garden. Ryad Mogador Agdal hotel provides spacious and elegant rooms with private balcony and terrace overlooking the pool, the Agdal garden or the Atlas mountains. They all have satellite TV, a refrigerator and a sitting area. Three restaurants are at your disposal, offering international and Moroccan cuisine. A Zone Touristique - Agdal, Marrakech, Morocco, 0000 |
Not yet rated | 45.79 USD |
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Ryad Mogador Gueliz
Hotel Ryad Mogador Gueliz offers a complimentary breakfast and reception to guests. The hotel also features a restaurant and a 24-hour…+ view more business centre. The hotel has 3 restaurants, which offer international and Moroccan cuisine as well as a selection of snacks and room service options. "no alcohol served" Avenue Hassan II, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 61.05 USD |
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Ryad Mogador Kasbah
The guests of the hotel can enjoy amenities that include a beauty salon, games room, restaurant and separate café and a safe and secure…+ view more children's playground. There is also a car park and a news stand on the grounds as well Zone Touristique Agdal, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 43.01 USD |
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Ryad Mogador Opera
At Ryad Mogador Opera recreational amenities include an indoor pool and an outdoor pool. The hotel also features a restaurant and a…+ view more full-service spa. Free Wi-Fi in the public areas and free parking are available. AV mohamed VI, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 72.15 USD |
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Riad Badi
Situated in 8 minutes of the square JEMAA EL FNA, between palaces Badi, Bahia and graves Saadiens, Riad Badi waits for you. Once the closed…+ view more door, the noise of the quite close souks and the Medina will not come to perturb the peace of the patio, the bhou and the lounges, where a welcome tea will be served to you. Besides breakfast and dinner (with supplement) can be served to you, depending on the weather, in the patio or the dining room or on the terrace. You can discover the city and the 56 Deb Touareg, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 48.56 USD |
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Riad Dar Alfarah
The panoramic sundeck has been set up to provide the guests' greatest comfort and tranquillity. the Riad also has a swimming pool, a…+ view more fountain, a living room with satellite TV so that guests may relax any way they choose to. FACILITES : * Restaurant * Possibility of organising special evenings with a belly dancer and musicians * Swimming pool * Sundeck with solarium and deck chairs * Fax * WiFi * Car rental * Organisation of day trips and excursions * Reservation in golf 58, derb Touareg Ksibat n'hass, Kasbah, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 41.63 USD |
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Albakech House
Welcome to Albakech House, a British Moroccan owned luxury riad situated in the new touristic area of Agdal, only 5 minutes from the…+ view more airport, medina and new town. Come meet Adam and the team at this fantastic location with panoramic views of the Atlas Mountains. Experience the beauty of Marrakech, in a relaxed, friendly and welcoming setting. We offer excellent customer service and complete comfort. You'll never want to leave. Come and join us aboard the Marrakech Express! Rue Mohammed VI, MH24, Zone Touristique Agdal, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
Not yet rated | 58.49 USD |
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Hotel Riad Ayadina & Spa
With a capacity of 2 to 20 people: Riad Ayadina can be privatized exclusively for the organization of events: weddings, birthdays,…+ view more seminars. A large sun terrace overlooking the Medina of Marrakech and the Atlas Mountains of. Highly appreciated by our customers, the terrace is used for breakfast. It is also a place of relaxation and conviviality with its swimming pool, sun loungers and cocktail bar. 31 ZAOUIA EL ABASSIA, KAA EL MACHRAA, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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Les Jardins Mandaline
Features of Les Jardins Mandaline include: Balcony / Terrace, Deck chairs, Massage, Outdoor swimming pool, Reading room, Restaurant, Steam…+ view more room, Sun umbrellas, Terrace, Towels at the pool / beach wifi free 55 Derb El Ferrane, Riad Lâarouss- Marrakech Médin, Marrakech, Morocco, 40000 |
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It's an amazing return of winter run Steelhead this year! Catches of Steelhead have been very easy this past 2 weeks and the last 2 days I have got my limit within minutes! There's just lots of fish in the river. If your up here and want to experience some fine British Columbia fishing then give us a call and we'll show you a good time. Hotel pickup is free with a guided trip.
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Lancashire Secular Humanists provide a forum for people of Lancashire to meet and discuss social, political, religious, philosophical, scientific and artistic issues.
LSH is affiliated to the British Humanist Association, which represents the interests of ethically-concerned but non-religious people; and the National Secular Society, which challenges religious privilege and promotes separation of church and state.
Committed to human rights, democracy, equality and mutual respect, LSH, along with the BHA and NSS, works for an open and inclusive society with freedom of belief and speech.
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We meet on the third Wednesday in every month and you are very welcome to join us.
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MORGANTOWN - It appears as if Dana Holgorsen is zeroing in on the men he wants to fill out his West Virginia defensive coaching staff. Now the question is if he can get them or not.
One, Oklahoma State special teams and safeties coach Joe DeForest, is apparently already in the fold and the school is merely going through a background check.
A second one, though, seems to be up in the air.
Oklahoma defensive coordinator Brent Venables is apparently weighing several options, one of which is West Virginia. But he could also be in demand elsewhere. Specifically, Clemson fired defensive coordinator Kevin Steele on Thursday, about a week after the Tigers surrendered an embarrassing 70 points to WVU in the Orange Bowl. Venables could also be a candidate there.
West Virginia, of course, is making no announcements until any hires are finalized. But multiple sources confirmed Thursday that DeForest is already on board and that Venables is being pursued.
West Virginia is in search of at least three new defensive coaches after coordinator Jeff Casteel, line coach Bill Kirelawich and cornerbacks coach David Lockwood left to join Rich Rodriguez's staff at Arizona. The only defensive coach remaining on staff is safeties coach Steve Dunlap.
It became obvious that DeForest was on his way when he resigned his position at Oklahoma State Wednesday after 11 years and told coach Mike Gundy he needed to advance his career. He later told the Tulsa World that he was headed to West Virginia, although his position on the defensive staff is not yet clear.
"It's always hard to say goodbye,'' DeForest told the newspaper. "No one ever wants change. Do I want to leave? No, but I have to leave. I have to leave for my family and my career. I'm just trying to advance my career.
"Mike Gundy has been good to me. If it wasn't for Mike Gundy and [OSU athletic director] Mike Holder, I wouldn't be where I am today.''


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In Your Kitchen: 'Downton Abbey' crunchy fig and blue cheese tarts
In the introduction montage for each episode of "Downton Abbey," there is an overhead shot of a hand precisely arranging a place setting on the manor house's long dining table. Elaborate feasts figure prominently in the plot for the British show, which begins its third season on Sunday. At the Crawleys' dinners, secrets are shared and allegiances are forged and broken over turtle soup and the cook, Mrs. Patmore's, famous raspberry meringues.
For all the dramatic goings-on upstairs, however, Mrs. Patmore's kitchen downstairs is the beating heart of "Downton Abbey." No less significant than the multi-course dinners served to the family and their guests by tuxedoed footmen, are the staff meals enjoyed at the bare wooden table in the dining room just off the kitchen.
"Enjoyed" and "English food" were for many years not included in the same sentence. Thanks to the rationing and deprivation of the war years, English cooking developed a less-than-stellar reputation. But in the Edwardian era – the setting for much of "Downton" – first-rate meat, fish, vegetables and diary products were available in abundance and both master and servant ate extremely well.
The "Unofficial Downton Abbey Cookbook," by Emily Ansara Baines, attempts to bring the fictitious, but fact-based, world of Downton to life through recipes that reflect the upstairs and downstairs culture of the grand house. The book joins a cast of TV show cookbooks, some actually worth using — Aunt Bee's Mayberry Cookbook, "Soprano's Family Cookbook" – and others merely souvenirs – "Mary Ann's Gilligan's Island Cookbook," "Cooking with Friends." The best of this genre might be the "Unofficial Mad Men Cookbook," which in addition to recipes offers a history of Mad Men-era food and drink in New York City and even a restaurant and bar guide.
The "Unofficial Downton Abbey Cookbook" doesn't delve that deeply, although the pages include snippets of historical trivia and etiquette tips. It is foremost a period-appropriate cookbook and most recipes (save perhaps The Earl of Grantham's Turtle Soup) will appeal to modern sensibilities. These Crunchy Fig and Bleu Cheese Tarts would have been an exotic treat for the Crawleys, as the figs would have come from a hothouse. Mrs. Patmore would have made her own puff pastry, but thankfully, we can find it in the supermarket freezer case. These can be an appetizer or dessert and would be just the thing to serve at a "Downtown Abbey" premiere party.
From "The Unofficial Downton Abbey Cookbook": As any experienced chef would know, bleu cheese brings out the sweet taste of figs like no other ingredient. Thus, Mrs. Patmore would bake these delicious hors d'oeuvres that are simultaneously sweet and tart.
1 sheet frozen puff pastry, thawed
For walnut crunch:
2 tablespoons honey
2 tablespoons sugar
2 tablespoons unsalted butter
½ teaspoon cinnamon
¼ teaspoon kosher salt
1 tablespoon heavy cream
¼ cup toasted walnuts, chopped
For figs:
2/3 cup sugar
1 tablespoon lukewarm water
1 teaspoon kosher salt
12 fresh figs, halved lengthwise and stems removed
¼ cup unsalted butter
½ cup ruby port
6 ounces Stilton cheese, crumbled, room temperature
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Roll out puff pastry on a clean, lightly floured surface. Place pastry in a well-greased baking pan and then place another sheet pan on top of it to prevent the pastry from rising too much.
Bake pastry in the preheated oven (with sheet pan still on top) for 5 to 8 minutes or until beginning to turn golden. Remove from oven and set aside on a cooling rack; turn the oven off.
To make walnut crunch: In a medium-sized skillet, stir honey, sugar, butter, cinnamon and salt over medium heat until butter melts. Cook mixture until it boils and reaches a deep golden brown, about 3 to 5 minutes. Stir in cream, followed by walnuts. Cook for an additional 2 minutes, then pour out onto a Silpat or sheet of heavy foil. Let cool completely, then chop into small pieces.
To prepare figs: Mix sugar, water and salt in a heavy skillet over medium heat until sugar is evenly moist, adding more water if needed. Cook mixture until sugar turns golden, stirring occasionally, about 5 minutes.
Place figs cut side down in sugar mixture. Cook figs until they begin to release juice. Immediately add butter, swirling skillet to melt. Remove from heat and add port. Let figs marinate in port mixture for 5 to 10 minutes before removing them to a plate to cool. Bring syrup to a boil, whisking until smooth. Set aside while you assemble the tarts.
Turn the oven back on to 350 degrees.
Using a 2- or 3-inch pastry cutter, cut out rounds of the semi-baked puff pastry. Divide walnut mixture among rounds, then top with 1 or 2 fig halves, cut side up. Bake tartlets for 30 minutes, or until golden brown. Remove from oven and let cool slightly.
Just before serving artfully arrange cheese on top of tartlets and drizzle with the sweet port syrup.
Serves: 4 to 6
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This lovely cowl pattern is the creation of Tori Seierstad from Lillehammer, Norway. Norwegians, like Icelanders, know the value of nice and warm woolen garments and this versatile little garment will surely be well received by knitters in cool climates near and far. Tori is the first Norwegian designer to publish on Knitting Iceland. Velkommen Tori!
Presenting Tori
"I am a Norwegian crafter and amateur designer of winter accessories like mittens, cowls and hats. I knit more than I crochet, but I like both. I do more colorwork than lace, but I like both. I use more fingering than aran weight, but I like both. I have never been to Iceland, but I hope to go some day. I'm happy to live in a place where the winter is cold and wool garments are necessary. I love colors. You can see more of my colors on my blog,www.torirotsstitches.blogspot.com. You can also find me on Flickr and Ravelry as torirot."
About the Toasty, Twisty, Tweedy cowl
Tori says: My parents went to Iceland, and came back with some beautiful skeins of Lettlopi for me. I wanted to make something to combine the colors of the four skeins, and I thought: a cowl. I wanted a pattern that could work from both sides, and was quite happy when I found this tweedy, slip stitch pattern. Just for fun, I decided to twist it too.
The cowl is 22cm/8,6" wide, circumference is 112cm/44"
Less than one skein of four different colors of Lettlopi (Lopi light). (I had 9 g left of the brown and the yellow skein (C1 and C4), 12 g left of the red and green skein(C2 and C3) )
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Color 1 1401 brown
Color 2 9421 green
Color 3 1409 red
Color 4 9264 yellow
Circular needle 4mm/US 6, 60cm/24" long.
1 stitch marker
16 sts and 52 rounds in slip stitch pattern = 10 x 10 cm/4 x 4 "
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BLOG: This weekend's series will come down to today's noon matchup on CSS for the Ole Miss Diamond Rebels and Auburn Tigers.
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HOOVER, Ala. — Ole Miss' Zach Miller said on Monday he wanted the chance to play the Auburn Tigers at Regions Park during the Southeastern Conference. He'll get his wish today. Following what's hopefully a brief rain delay the Rebels will get their chance to get back at the Tigers. The game is being televised on SportsSouth. (more…) (May 28, 2010)
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Ole Miss players were looking forward to the chance for a rematch with the Auburn Tigers in the SEC Baseball Tournament after getting swept by Auburn in their regular season series, and now they get that chance in an elimination game this afternoon at 3 in Hoover, Ala. (May 28, 2010, Page 6A)
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Singer/guitarist David Crowder first stepped into the music industry when he realized that over half of the students at Baylor University, a Christian school that he attended in Waco, TX, were not going to church. He began to actively recruit students for worship services and started writing songs to draw more young people in. He eventually started releasing the songs, leading to his debut album, 2002's Can You Hear Us? The album was released under the name the David Crowder Band, as Crowder was joined by guitarists Jack Parker and Jason Solley, drummer Jeremy Bush, bassist Mike Dodson, and electric violinist Mike Hogan. Their sophomore effort, Illuminate, appeared in the fall of 2003 and was followed a year later by The Lime CD, which was comprised of two earlier live releases (The Green CD and The Yellow CD) that had been given out to fans who had either pre-ordered prior albums or attended various CD release parties. Sunsets & Sushi appeared in early 2005 before the band's next studio album, the bluegrass-tinged A Collision, was issued that fall. A spinoff of the latter album, entitled B Collision, came out a year later and focused even more on the group's delvings into bluegrass. Remedy was released in 2007, followed by Church Music in 2009. A four-song EP, Summer Happiness, featuring acoustic versions of songs from Church Music, appeared as an exclusive from iTunes in 2010. ~ Bradley Torreano, Rovi
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"Behold, thou art fair, my love …thou hast doves' eyes… thy hair is a flock of goats…Thy teeth are like a flock of sheep that are even shorn …" Either Solomon, or his black, comely lover, uttered these words in the Fourth Chapter of the "Song of Solomon."
Whomever said it, and whomever those words described, certainly has my envy – both of them. Colon has never uttered such commentary regarding my looks, and maybe it is just as well that he has been so non-committal all these years, especially the last few.
Let me explain.
To begin with, if anyone described my teeth in the past couple of weeks, he certainly wouldn't refer to them as a "flock of sheep that are even shorn," whatever that means. I can go along with the hair being like a "flock of goats." I don't really think my eyes are like a dove's, unless the dove has only one good eye and one failing one. And fair? I think not. In fact my physician has prescribed a skin-bleaching ointment which is aimed at all the splotches on my once "fair" skin.
But back to the teeth. The few that are left are certainly far from the conformity of a flock of white, neat chunky animals.
I have been visiting my dentist for the past two weeks with some regularity and despair. While eating some raisins and nuts one evening just after returning from my recent trip, I felt something like a rock between my upper and lower jaw. I investigated and found that an "eyetooth" had broken off at the gum line, leaving an ugly gap in my upper front teeth. I ordered the dentist to remove all of the remaining ugliness and erosiveness of my mouth, and the rascal refused, saying that the remainder of my teeth had strong roots and should remain there as support to partial dentures.
I gave in to his advice when he told me that full-mouth dentures would rob me of my natural bite and that I would not enjoy eating with them. Well, you can guess that anything that interferes with eating would be a no-no for me, and I agreed to allow him to explain to both Colon and me the technique, the timing and the cost of his plans.
His explanations of each step and the order and cost involved were of a very logical and do-able nature. I could select the timing, he would select the techniques and I would pay his modest fee for his work. Then he advised me to go home and pray about it.
I found that prayer, some forced "fasting" for now and study of the bank account took a bit of the eagerness from my mind to get right at it. In fact, the thought of having some extractions, some delays at getting the gaps filled back in and the thought of having to go through the Christmas holiday eating with a painful mouth has discouraged greatly my decision to get on with it.
Perhaps the one big thing that is on my mind now is that I am this old and what if I spend all that money and have all that pain and discomfort and then don't live long enough afterwards to enjoy it?
Oh well, at least I will have emptied the bank account and prevented Colon from having enough money to resume dating … but now that I recall, he never did spend much on our dates!
I might have hair of goats, but teeth of a flock of sheep?
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A second trip departs from just below Upper Falls at Meadowood Park, and descends the Coal River six miles to a take-out at Lower Falls, while a third trip continues on beyond Lower Falls for an additional six miles to a ramp at Gateway Shopping Center in St. Albans.
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The interns operating the kayak and canoe rental business will receive college credit for their work, and thanks in part to a grant from Toyota, scholarships at the end of their otherwise-unpaid time on the Coal River. The interns will also use GPS technology to map key landmarks along the 88-mile Coal River Walhonde Water Trail, and help with marketing and youth education programs for the CRG.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Dean52 Great Hotel !!!!!
This was my first trip to Barcelona and my first stay at a Le Meridian despite being an SPG gold member since 1999. I was very impressed with the hotel and their staff, especially the front office manager Walter Rijkers. I was recognized as a gold member and given an amazing room with a great view. The front office staff and concierge were all very helpful. The location proved to be ideal and I was very happy in my choice of this hotel. I would absolutely recommend this hotel and if my travels bring me back to Spain this is where I will be staying. Thank you for making my recent visit even more memorable.
March 1, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by oubay1 great location !!
great location on the Rambla !
March 6, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Shan Great Location, Good Ambience
Very nice and clean hotel, right at the middle of Rambla. Cant have asked for a better location.
There's a nice street facing restaurant and a cozy bar. However the Wi-Fi was quite bad compared to the expectation levels.
March 2, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by RHR2 This hotel lacks common customer consideration
We picked this hotel because of its location. I was surprised when I checked in for a lengthy stay, as a platinum member that I was given a closet size room next to the elevator, looking into a another building. The hotel staff said there was absolutely nothing that they could do. But when I call the platinum concierge at Starwood, all at once they found a lovely suite. Numerous other problems with the hotel, from the dirty fitness room to the concierge that gave wrong information to numerous incorrect charges on my bill. This hotel needs to go back to training on customer satisfaction.
January 7, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by TexasDave Great Location
This hotel offers many great qualities for when you stay in Barcelona. Without a doubt the location is the best. You are very close to many sites you'll visit time and time again, and are far enough away from the WILD end of Las Ramblas. Plus, this is not your typical European room size and the bath has great features as well.
February 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by bohntx Great stay and extreamly friendly staff
We really enjoyed our stay at the Le Meridian Barcelona! The room was very nice, as expected, but he absolutely BEST thing about our stay was the staff. This made such a difference. Everyone we met made sure we were happy and had everything we needed. People make the difference!
February 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by SwissZRH Great hotel right in the center of Barcelona
This was our third stay at LM Barcelona and we very much enjoyed it. The suite we had this time was recently renovated. While it was located on the first floor directly overlooking the Ramblas, you could not hear any noise from the street.
The hotel has an absolutely perfect location right in the city centre and staff throughout (except in the restaurant) was outstandingly friendly and helpful. I can only recommend this hotel.
Only small negative was the dinner at Restaurant Cent Onze where we endured really terrible service and less than enjoyable food. On a previous stay this had been different though - maybe they just had a (very) bad day.
September 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by KatNDSpain Fantastic hotel and location, superb SPG recognition
I've stayed at this hotel 4-5 times and it's one of my all-time favorites. Not only does it have an outstanding location in one of the world's greatest cities, the hotel itself is top-notch.
As an SPG Platinum member, I have always been upgraded. On a stay last year, I was upgraded to a corner suite overlooking Las Ramblas, given an enormous candle that I loved so much I went back and asked how to buy one, and also invited to a modern dance performance at the hotel.
Any time I need a hotel in Barcelona, this will be my first choice, even though I am tempted to try the W!
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"I have made some of the best friends of my life at Apple, and I thank you all for the many years of being able to work alongside you." -- Steve Jobs (Apple)
* Steve Jobs officially resigned as Apple (AAPL) CEO with a short, poignant resignation letter requesting he stay on as Chairman of the Board. Jobs also strongly recommended COO Tim Cook replace him as per the company's succession plan. Check out CNNMoney and Fortune's coverage of Jobs's work, from his design contributions to his enduring legacy. Also, for a peek at what lies ahead for Apple under new leadership, check out colleague Adam Lashinsky's profile of Cook, updated in 2008.
* Jobs's departure hit some people, particularly those in tech, particularly hard. For some choice reading, also look to Walt Mossberg's essay on All Things D on how yesterday marked the end of an "extraordinary era," The Wall Street Journal's round-up of Jobs's best quotes, or GigaOm's personal tribute. (All Things D, The Wall Street Journal, GigaOm)
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Advancing the Campaign Against Child Labor: The Resource Allocations of National Governments and International Financial Institutions finds that most of these countries dedicated a larger share of their central government expenditures to education than to the military. In contrast, the report indicates that the multilateral development banks�the World Bank, African Development Bank, Asian Development Bank, and Inter-American Development Bank�invested a relatively small portion of their resources in these countries to basic education and child labor.
The Labor Department�s International Child Labor Program reported data on education and military expenditures from statistics compiled by the World Bank�s World Development Indicators 2002 and UNESCO�s Institute for Statistics. In addition, the multilateral development banks provided data on their overall levels of funding to basic education and child labor programs.
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22 U.S. Code § 4069b–1 - Survivor benefits for certain former spouses
Eligibility; amount of annuity
Any individual who was a former spouse of a participant or former participant on February 14, 1981, shall be entitled, to the extent of available appropriations, and except to the extent such former spouse is disqualified under subsection (b) of this section, to a survivor annuity equal to 55 percent of the greater of—
Election by former spouse
If an election has been made with respect to such former spouse under section
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(f) of this title, then the survivor annuity under subsection (a) of this section of such former spouse shall be equal to the full amount of the participant's or former participant's annuity referred to in subsection (a) of this section less the amount of such election.
A former spouse shall not be entitled to a survivor annuity under this section if—
Period of entitlement; application approval and payment
The entitlement of a former spouse to a survivor annuity under this section—
A survivor annuity under this section shall not be payable unless appropriate written application is provided to the Secretary, complete with any supporting documentation which the Secretary may by regulation require, within 30 months after the effective date of this section. The Secretary may waive the 30-month application requirement under this subparagraph in any case in which the Secretary determines that the circumstances so warrant.
Upon approval of an application provided under subparagraph (A), the appropriate survivor annuity shall be payable to the former spouse with respect to all periods before such approval during which the former spouse was entitled to such annuity under this section, but in no event shall a survivor annuity be payable under this section with respect to any period before the effective date of this section.
(Pub. L. 96–465, title I, § 832, as added Pub. L. 100–238, title II, § 204(a),Jan. 8, 1988, 101 Stat. 1771.)
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Top 50 Dad Blogs of 2012
Last year, when we inaugurated our Top 50 Dad Blogs list, we praised dad bloggers for "changing the way we think about fatherhood." Indeed, a number of our favorite bloggers on this, our second Top 50 list, insist our thinking needs to be changed. They describe themselves as advocates for fathers, taking to their keyboards in order to counter dominant cultural stereotypes of dad-as-incompetent-buffoon. (You don't believe them? Tune in to most any family sitcom on most any night of the week.) Others on the list aspire simply to entertain us with funny, relatable tales from the trenches. A few write to work through the shattering grief of losing a child or spouse.
This list features straight dads, gay dads, working dads, stay-at-home dads, geek dads, single dads, and more. In a culture where the dominant conversations around fatherhood center simply on whether dads can deign to change their kid's diaper, it's refreshing to see these guys take the public perception of parents into their own hands. We are again struck by the variety of their voices and experiences, which itself puts the lie to the notion of any one "typical dad." A lot of our favorites from last year are back, while many worthy entrants are making their debuts. We hope you'll enjoy laughing, crying, nodding, and discovering along with them as much as we have. As dads' online influence grows, this list will only become more and more difficult to curate — and that's a good problem to have. If you think we missed any of your favorite dad bloggers, nominate them here. – Barbara Spindel and the dad blog panel
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Mocha Dad
Frederick, a.k.a. Mocha Dad, knows how to have fun. He takes his three kids camping, dances with them at "Dancey Dance Time," and is currently planning a family trip to Disney World.
But his blog, which he started four years ago (and which came in at #19 on last year's list), definitely has a serious side. He writes earnestly about his efforts to inculcate values like kindness and gratitude in his three children. For instance, he and his wife created a Thankful Box that sits in the kitchen. Family members write what they're thankful for on slips of paper throughout the year, and they read the slips aloud on Thanksgiving.
More broadly, Frederick says he blogs "to counter the negative stereotypes regarding black fatherhood. I wanted people to get a first-hand account of a black father who is intimately involved in his children's lives." And more broadly still, he is an advocate for fathers of all races. "If you look at the way men (especially dads) are portrayed on TV," he notes, "you'd think we were all a bunch of irresponsible, befuddled nincompoops, who can only function with the help of a 'smart' female partner, friend, or spouse. It is our duty as men, fathers, and responsible citizens to counter these negative images and raise a new generation of men who are respectful, loving, and willing to contribute to society in a positive way." With this blog, he's certainly doing his part.
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6 thoughts on "Top 50 Dad Blogs of 2012"
I am humbled to be included.
Many thanks.
Mitch -
My husband keeps two daddy blogs. One is about our twin boys with a lot of humor about pregnancy and twins. The other is about all the bad ideas he has. Parenting is all about making mistakes and he writes about them. Please consider him.
I keep a dad blog (not been going long) at http://www.dadbab.com and would love to be considered next year or have some honest feedback from the pros!
I find MalePatternMadness.com a fun site for middle aged dads. Funny writing, looks good, relevant to dads and husbands.
My husband's account of an Air Force life with four children and a wife.
thenkidshappened.com is a new unique look at the very funniest and truthful parts of Fatherhood.


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