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(SCOTTSDALE, AZ) -- Two leading Canadian adult production companies, Cyber2000 and PSA Productions, today pledged to donate 25 cents from every DVD and video it sells to a fund that will help performers thrown out of work by the current HIV-related shutdown in the XXX industry. The money will be contributed to the Adult Industry Assistance Fund, which was established by adult superstar Jenna Jameson and her husband Jay Grdina.
Cyber2000 and PSA productions created the popular Pornstar Academie feature that was filmed entirely in Montreal, Canada. A company spokesperson noted that one of the stars of Pornstar Academie is a performer who is on the list of actresses quarantined after she had on-camera sex with Darren James, the actor with whom the current HIV outbreak was believed to have originated.
In a letter to Ms. Jameson and Mr. Grdina, Pornstar Academie spokesperson Andrea F. said: "We believe that it is a very noble act on your part to have founded the AIAF, and we applaud your efforts. The unfortunate news of the outbreak in the industry touched us, but especially rang close to home when we heard that three of the girls on the quarantined list were talents from our own city. One in particular Patricia Petite was even part of our very own Pornstar Academie. As a sign of support and encouragement to the affected actors in the adult industry, we are proud to contribute to the AIAF." She said an announcement about the donation would be made in Montreal this week.
Cyber2000 (Cyber2000.CA) is a multi lingual company with a variety of products both online and off, including prepaid adult access cards (ILovePrePaid.com). PSA Productions is a young adult video and web production company, also located in Montreal (PornstarAcademie.com).
Ms. Jameson and Mr. Grdina funded the Adult Industry Assistance Fund to provide help to performers idled by the HIV scare that has shut down much of the adult industry. They have invited other adult industry companies to contribute to AIAF. Further information is available at AdultFund.com. Contributions by check may be sent to AIAF c/o ClubJenna, Inc., 8390 East Via de Ventura, Suite F-110 - 258, Scottsdale, AZ 85258.
Ms. Jameson has also issued a call for tighter self-regulation of the XXX movie industry in order to head off the spread of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases among adult performers. "The fact is that the adult industry as a whole has been remarkably free of STDs and HIV, considering that sex is what we do for a living," she said. "We must do even more to prevent it from taking root among performers. The incidence of HIV in the adult industry is far lower than in the population as a whole, and we need to adopt stricter restrictions for our industry to keep it that way. I think that any performer coming into the United States from abroad, including American nationals who have worked outside the country, should have a 'quarantine' period in which they must wait at least 60 days before beginning work again in the adult industry."
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According to Rolling Stone, Jenna Jameson is the actress who "put the star in porn star," and to New York Magazine she's a "cultural icon." Recognized by Adult Video News as the leading female adult star of all time, she has won virtually every honor the adult industry bestows. Her highly anticipated book on her life and sexual adventures for the ReganBooks imprint of HarperCollins, Hearthbreaker: A Life in Porn, will be published in June. Her E! True Hollywood Story profile was one of its highest-rated E! shows ever. She has had numerous mainstream movie and television roles, has hosted E!'s 'Wild On' program, has made countless television appearances and has debated and won at Oxford University in England. Jenna Jameson is the chairwoman of ClubJenna, Inc., a product licensing and Internet management firm that handles the Web activities for more than a dozen adult stars. Her films are produced by her own production company and are distributed by Vivid Entertainment Group, which has selected her as a Vivid Girl. Jenna, who began her career as a Las Vegas showgirl, has appeared in more than 1,000 magazines articles and graced approximately 400 magazine covers from Playboy, New York, Esquire and Penthouse to Glamour, Paper, Cosmopolitan, Allure and Jane. FHM ranks her as one of the 100 Most Beautiful Girls in the World.
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I suggest you download v1.2 for now (the difference between v1.2 and v1.2.1 is very minor). Save games will be compatible across these two versions.
We will get the latest version on here eventually, but I'm not sure when exactly. It's definitely later than I expected.
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can i create regions in sql server editor (like #region and #endregion in C#) ?
Not really, Sorry! But...
Otherwise you can only expand and collapse you just can't dictate what should be expanded and collapsed. not without a third-party tool such as SSMS
Not out of the box in Sql Server Management Studio, but it is a feature of the very good SSMS Tools Pack
BEGIN...END works, you just have to add a commented section. The easiest way to do this is to add a section name! Another route is to add a comment block. See below:
Also check out this cool tool: http://www.ssmstoolspack.com/
Since it is not valid SQL syntax, the answer is no.
There are add ons that use valid SQL syntax in conjunction with
(I am developer of SSMSBoost add-in for SSMS)
We have recently added support for this syntax into our SSMSBoost add-in.
It has also an option to automatically "recognize" regions when opening scripts.
No, #region does not exist in the T-SQL language.
You can get code-folding using begin-end blocks:
-- my region begin -- code goes here end
I'm not sure I'd recommend using them for this unless the code cannot be acceptably refactored by other means though!
I've used a technique similar to McVitie's, and only in stored procedures or scripts that are pretty long. I will break down certain functional portions like this:
This method shows up fairly nice in management studio and is really helpful in reviewing code. The collapsed piece looks sort of like:
I actually prefer it this way because I know that my
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Solo Sara Bareilles makes big impression in small room
The voice of Sara Bareilles could fill, and has filled, venues larger than the Humphrey Scottish Rite Masonic Center Auditorium, which sold out its 435-seat capacity when she stopped there Friday night.
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Proving Jackson Hole's mettle as a cultural destination, the annual Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival, now in its 29th year, brings its trademark mix of visual, contemporary, culinary, Western, landscape, wildlife and Native American arts to Jackson, Wyo., September 5 - 15, 2013. Offering Wyoming visitors more than 50 family-friendly events, many of them free - and surrounded by the Teton Mountains in their autumn beauty - the festival revels in art and artists from around the world, with a chance to purchase original pieces from cowboy to cutting-edge contemporary.
The 2013 Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival roundup of artsy fun includes the Palates & Palettes gallery walk on September 6; tours of historic Jackson Hole ranches September 7; and the crowd-pleasing Taste of the Tetons where participants stroll historic downtown Jackson's sidewalks sampling gourmet cuisines from area chefs on September 8.
As the 10-day festival continues, the National Museum of Wildlife Art presents its 26th annual Western Visions Wild West Artist Party and Miniatures and More Show & Sale on September 12 and 13, and artists create original works in a flash at the popular QuickDraw Art Sale and Auction in Jackson's Town Square on September 14. Museum-quality contemporary Western style will be on display at the Western Design Conference, the unique exhibition of one-of-a-kind Western decorative arts and fashion sponsored by "Teton Home and Living" magazine, which runs from September 5 - 8 and includes an exhibit and sale, fashion show, lectures and more.
Cowboy artist and Idaho native Jason Rich, known for reflecting the authenticity of the cowboy way in his award-winning work, is featured artist for the 2013 Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival. Rich credits his Western roots as the inspiration behind his work, which draws on his firsthand "cowboying" experiences. Rich's original large-scale oil painting "River Overlook - Gros Ventre River Ranch" will be on display at the Wort Hotel from Memorial Day weekend through Saturday, September 14. Posters featuring the painting will be on sale at the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce and Rich will do a poster signing event at Legacy Gallery on Wednesday, September 11.
Company Information: Conveniently located just 20 minutes from the Jackson Hole Airport, Jackson is served by major airlines including Delta, United, American and SkyWest. Reservation information for Jackson's numerous hotels, as well as a complete schedule of Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival events may be found at http://www.jacksonholechamber.com. For additional information, contact Maureen Murphy at Jackson Hole Chamber, 307.733.3316.
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Overnight Flight 1 night
Day 1: Travel day
Board your overnight flight to Naples today.
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Day 2: Arrival in Naples
Included meals: Dinner
Welcome to Italy! Transfer to your hotel and get settled in, then meet your fellow travelers at tonight's welcome dinner.
Day 3: Sightseeing tour of Naples
Included meals: Breakfast
This morning, discover Naples on a guided tour through the historic city center.
• View extensive collections of Roman art and artifacts at the National Archaeological Museum
• Explore the city beneath the city in the sotterranea, an underground network of catacombs, aqueducts and passageways
• View the Castel dell'Ovo, a 14th-century Gothic cathedral
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Day 4: Transfer to Sorrento
Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Enjoy a free morning in Naples or add an excursion.
Later this afternoon, transfer to Sorrento where you'll get to know the picturesque seaside city on a walking orientation of its historic center.
Optional Excursion - Ancient Italy: Phlegraean Fields and Ruins of Pozzuoli $69*pp Details
Travel outside Naples to the Bacoli region and see the Phlegraean Fields, a regional park that's rich in archaeological sites. Drive through the park's impressive coastal landscapes, passing craters, volcanic lakes and ancient ruins as you make your way to the archaeological site of Cuma. En route, make a stop in Pozzuoli to tour the Flavian Roman Amphitheater before taking time to explore Averno Lake and the town's ancient market. Dating back to the eighth century B.C., the ancient city of Cuma was the first Greek colony on the mainland of Italy. While you pass by, learn about the history of this fascinating site as your local guide highlights what life was like here centuries ago.
Save $10 when you book this excursion up to 3 days before your tour departs. (On-tour price: $79)
Day 5: Mount Vesuvius & Pompeii
Included meals: Breakfast
Travel back to the days of the Roman Empire on today's expedition to Mount Vesuvius and Pompeii.
• Take a walking tour to the top of legendary Mount Vesuvius, where you can explore the volcanic crater
• Witness how wealthy Romans lived on a guided tour of Pompeii's ruins
• View the excavated Roman ruins of theaters, villas, temples and baths
Day 6: Local villages
Included meals: Breakfast
Follow your local guide on a morning walk through Sorrento's surrounding villages, experiencing the more traditional and quaint side of the Amalfi Coast.
• Begin in Termini, then descend through villages to enjoy views of Capri
• Pass through charming residential areas, and beautiful lemon and olive groves
• End your trek in the seafaring village of Lobra
This evening, enjoy free time in Sorrento or add an excursion.
Optional Excursion - Rustic Italy: Farmhouse Dinner & Wine Tasting $109*pp Details
Take a short trip outside of Sorrento for a cultural experience at an agriturismo, or farm stay. Here you'll have a chance to explore the lush gardens, cultivated fields and vegetation, typical of many Mediterranean regions. After touring the farm, savor an aperitif of prosecco, meant to stimulate the appetite. A four-course dinner will follow, complete with a wine tasting lead by an experienced sommelier. After an evening experiencing the Italian art of eating, return to Sorrento.
Save $10 when you book this excursion up to 3 days before your tour departs. (On-tour price: $119)
Day 7: Free day in Sorrento
Included meals: Breakfast
Enjoy a full free day in Sorrento or add an excursion.
Optional Excursion - Paestum Ruins & Mozzarella Farm Lunch $119*pp Details
There's no better place to sample authentic Campania specialties than a local mozzarella farm. Savor homemade delicacies during a light lunch and tasting while relaxing in the countryside setting. Then, travel to the nearby Paestum Ruins for a guided sightseeing tour of the well-preserved Greek and Roman ruins, including a visit inside the Archaeological Museum of Paestum to see the famous frescos of the Tomb of the Diver.
Save $10 when you book this excursion up to 3 days before your tour departs. (On-tour price: $129)
Day 8: Amalfi Coast & Ravello
Included meals: Breakfast
Journey on a full-day excursion along the picturesque Amalfi Coast.
• Take a scenic drive along the coast to Amalfi, stopping at the Positano viewpoint en route for photos
• Enjoy a guided walk through the town of Amalfi and pass through a tunnel as you make your way to Atrani
• Transfer to Ravello, where you'll walk through the stunning Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone, famous for their beautiful gardens
Day 9: Free day in Sorrento
Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Enjoy a full free day in Sorrento or add an excursion. Later, gather with your group and toast your trip at tonight's farewell dinner.
Optional Excursion - Path of the Gods: Scenic Cliffside Walk $59*pp Details
On this classic, three-hour walk along the Amalfi Coast, you'll follow the mountaintop Path of the Gods, a steep, winding route that once served as the only connection between the towns you'll visit. Set out from Agerola, follow your hiking guide through terraced vineyards and forests, and stop along limestone ridges for panoramic views of the sea. Your walk concludes in Nocelle, a "lost village" perched 1,400 feet above Positano and only accessible by foot via two stone pathways. After the walk, a bus takes you to the heart of Positano, where you'll have some free time to walk to the central square or stroll the picturesque shores of the beach. Please note: This excursion involves difficult walking on uneven terrain and is weather-dependent.
Save $10 when you book this excursion up to 3 days before your tour departs. (On-tour price: $69)
Day 10: Departure
Included meals: Breakfast (excluding early morning departures)
Transfer to the airport for your flight home or extend your stay to explore Capri.
Add Capri & Naples $729 pp
Please note: Extension is not available on all departure dates.
Once a favored resort of Roman emperors, Capri has been topping travel wish lists for centuries. Experience the epic natural beauty of its seaside cliffs and grottoes before returning to Naples.
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Day 10: Sightseeing tour of Capri
Included meals: Breakfast
Take a ferry to Capri and get to know the picturesque island on today's guided tour.
• Take a cruise around the island to the cliff of Salto di Tiberio, the majestic caves of Grotta Bianca and Grotta del Corallo and Marina Piccola, the charming "little harbor" on the south side of the island (in inclement weather, instead enjoy a visit to Anacapri)
• Take the funicular to the upper town, where a local guide leads a walking tour to Punta Cannone
Day 11: Pizzolungo
Included meals: Breakfast
Take in gorgeous panoramic views during a coastal walk of Pizzolungo.
• Starting in the Piazzetta, walk by the Arco Naturale to the famous Villa of Curzio Malaparte, a stunning example of modern Italian architecture
• End at Punta Tragara for a show-stopping view of the harbor
Enjoy a free evening in Capri or add an excursion.
Optional Excursion - Hidden Capri: Villa Visit & Dinner $69*pp Details
Walk from the town of Capri up to the ruins of the Villa Jovis, a vast Roman palace built by the emperor Tiberius in 27 A.D. Explore the expansive villa, which sits atop the second-highest peak in Capri, before enjoying an included dinner at a local restaurant.
Save $10 when you book this excursion up to 3 days before your tour departs. (On-tour price: $79)
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Day 12: Transfer to Naples
Included meals: Breakfast
Spend a free morning in Capri on your own before transferring to Naples by ferry.
Day 13: Departure
Included meals: Breakfast (excluding early morning departures)
Transfer to the airport for your flight home.
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Passport & Visa
In order to enter Italy, U.S. and Canadian citizens need a valid passport. The expiration date must extend at least six months beyond the date of your return home. No visa is required for U.S. or Canadian citizens. If you are not a U.S. or Canadian citizen, you must contact the Italian consulate for your specific entry requirements.
There are no major health risks associated with traveling to Italy. Travelers should take precautions for sun exposure during the summer months. Be sure to check with your doctor or health care provider for the latest updates and overseas travel requirements.
This tour takes you through the Campania region, known for its fish and seafood dishes, such as spaghetti vongole (spaghetti with clam sauce), alici marinate (marinated anchovies) or insalata di mare (a seafood salad). Campania yields some of the best produce in Italy, including San Marzano tomatoes, used in slow-simmering ragú. Campania is also famous for its cheeses, such as mozzarella di bufala. However, Campania's most famous dish comes from Naples—the city that invented the pizza. The standard tomato, basil and cheese variety is called a margherita. The Amalfi Coast is renowned for its lemons (sfusati), used in everything from linguine with lemon to lemon soufflés. Desserts include pastiera napoletana, a cake filled with ricotta and candied peel, and ricotta-filled pastries known as sfogliatelle. The area also produces famous wines harking back to Roman times. Try the white Greco di Tufo and Fiano di Avellino, or the red Taurasi (excellent when aged) and Lacrima Cristi from Vesuvius. Stop by an enoteca (wine shop and bar) and you'll find wine from all over Italy and knowledgeable clerks to help you.
Transportation / Walking on tour
Round-trip flights arrive in and depart from Naples. When you first arrive in Naples, a Go Ahead representative will meet you at the airport. Please remain in the arrival lounge, as the representative might be escorting one of your fellow travelers to the bus at the time of your arrival. Included transportation on this tour is by private motor coach. In your free time, you may wish to use public transportation. In Naples, most local buses—called ANM— depart from Piazza Garibaldi. Bus maps are available from their offices at the western end of the piazza. Otherwise, walking is probably your best option, although there is also a subway system (actually more above ground) that works for most locations. Taxis can be expensive.
Airport and Departure Taxes
All airport and departure taxes for this tour are included in the total trip cost printed on your invoice.
Baggage Allowance
Airlines have varying weight restrictions on luggage. Some airlines may impose additional charges if you choose to check any baggage. Please contact your airline or refer to its website for detailed information regarding your airline's checked baggage policies. Bear in mind that your luggage will probably weigh more on your return trip due to souvenir shopping. We allow only one suitcase per person. One carry-on bag is also permitted, provided that it does not exceed 45 inches (length + width + height). There may be times when you will have to handle your own bags, and you'll find that lightweight luggage provides a distinct advantage. Make sure you label your baggage and carry valuables, medication and documents in your carry-on luggage.
Clothing & Packing Tips
Shorts are comfortable to walk in, but bear in mind that they might deny you access to churches. Hiking boots are recommended. We also suggest that you bring a collapsible walking stick for the more challenging walks. A change of footwear is also essential. A plastic water bottle is handy for staying hydrated on your walking tours, and a pair of binoculars enhances your enjoyment of the scenery. Insect repellent, a sun hat, sunscreen, bandages, lip balm and a flashlight are also a good idea. It's always key to be prepared for any eventuality—so a lightweight sports jacket, rainwear and light, loose-fitting clothing that can be layered are advised. If you plan to visit an especially elegant restaurant or attend the opera or theater, you will probably feel more comfortable in something more formal. Also, remember that bare legs and shoulders are officially not allowed in churches or other religious sites. Entrance may be denied on this basis.
The euro is the currency you will be using on your tour. Better rates of exchange are usually available in Italy, although it's worth ordering some currency from your local bank to use when you first arrive. We strongly advise that you take debit/bank cards and credit cards, as needed. You can use most debit/credit cards at ATMs on the international networks Cirrus and Plus, but make sure to check with your home bank about withdrawal fees. We suggest informing your bank and credit card company of your travel plans, so they don't confuse your international purchases for fraudulent charges.
At the conclusion of your tour, it's customary to offer your Tour Director and driver a gratuity. We recommend tipping in your tour country's currency, the equivalent of $3USD/CAD per person per day for your driver and $6USD/CAD to $9USD/CAD per person per day for your Tour Director. If applicable, we also recommend the equivalent of $2USD/CAD per local guide. Tips can only be paid in cash. Please keep current local currency exchange rates in mind when tipping.
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The best way to see the Amalfi Coast
The first thing I would like to say is this is a pretty intense activity tour (pay CLOSE attention the activity level….this is a 5). I didn't realize how rigorous the days would be since they consist of all day walks. I know it says it's a walking tour but the volume of hikes/walks in the heat was a little more than I thought. Now that I've said that this is the ONLY way to really see the towns that comprise the Amalfi Coast. We toured a lot of the beautiful picturesque towns and got to really enjoy all they had to offer. If I could change one thing it would be to build in a little more down time. Most of us were very active but leaving at 7:30 AM and returning at 5 to 6 PM day after day can be taxing. I wish I had waited to add some of the optional excursions and ended up not going to two because I just needed a break. You can't help but be excited when you book the tour but I needed a day to chill out by the pool and relax so I lost $$ on the tours. That's my own fault. To put it in perspective, we averaged 6-10 miles a day of walking some of which was very challenging since you have a lot of stairs and our tour guides took us off to trails. Some of the excursions, like the Moz. Farm seem like it would only be an afternoon thing EXCEPT it's a 10-11 hour day because it takes 2 hours, you do the tour, eat then go to the ruins. The timing is tough because you have just come off 3 days of rigorous activity and to be ready in the lobby really early was not easy. I was told by my fellow mates that it was cool but they would have fathered a pool day which is what I did. Things I wish I had brought: -A walking stick - more clothes (you're going to sweat, I had to use the laundry service) - granola bars (you don't really stop for snacks per se so having some nourishment could have helped especially since breakfast is fairly light) - foot cream I brought bandaids, good walking shoes and blister pads which came in very handy too. If you are into the scenery and want to explore this is an AMAZING tour. Our tour guide was also awesome. Francesco was called in at the last minute and he went well above and beyond for our group. He helped arranged a water taxi back to Sorrento and juggled a lot of personalities very well.
Second trip to Italy: first was to Rome, Tuscany and Florence, but the views villages and cities on this trip were breathtaking. We were blessed with great weather, calm seas. But our tour director made the trip extra special. Paola was knowledgeable, funny and very caring. She attended to all our special needs. We would recommend this tour to any travelor. Thank you Go Ahead, we will be back Vic and Jo
Would not recommend for Singles traveling alone
My biggest complaint has to do with accommodation as a single traveling alone. I paid a premium to upgrade to double occupancy and received a room that I referred to as a large closet. A single bed, no view, room so small a double bed could not fit - AND it was located next to the elevator bank. When I took this up with the tour director and hotel manager [the hotel was not full] and was told they could not accommodate because I was listed as a single. The tour director was unaware I paid a premium for my single accommodations and others on the tour mentioned this has happened to other singles on previous tours. The doubles in my party had large lovely accommodations with two balconies and ocean views. Do not sign up for this tour if you do not like setting your alarm while on vacation and go-go-go to the most touristy places with loads of people and school children. I thought the first week of May would be before season and almost everywhere we went we ran into bus loads of school children [at the museums, Mount Vesuvius] and other coaches filled with tourists. In addition - I would check and double-check your flight itinerary. I flew direct from US to Frankfurt and then Naples and had one hour to catch my connection - needless to say I missed it and ended up waiting 11 hours in the Frankfurt airport before I could catch the next flight and missed the opening dinner and the chance to meet everyone on my tour. The flight attendant remarked there is NO WAY you can get to the terminal and clear customs in Frankfurt and make a one hour connection. She commented that any first year travel agent should have known that. If you are looking for a relaxing, slow paced get-a-way with small quaint Italian villages to visit, this is not the tour for you.
Suzanne, Thank you for taking the time to write your review. We appreciate the candid feedback about your tour experience, but were disappointed the tour fell short of your expectations. In regards to your hotel accommodations, we were sorry to see that you were dissatisfied with the rooms provided on tour. Though we always strive to provide equal accommodations for all travelers, ultimately room assignment is done by each hotel. This means that unfortunately rooms with balconies, ocean views, etc. cannot be guaranteed for any traveler, regardless of the number of people in their travel party. Furthermore, in Europe single rooms tend to be smaller than rooms for multiple people. The supplement required of solo travelers is not a cost imposed by Go Ahead for premium rooms or for double rooms; rather, this cost is required to fulfill the cost of one person staying in a room rather than two people splitting a room. We were also sorry to hear this tour was not what you were expecting in terms of tour pace. Generally, our walking tours are a bit faster-paced than our regular itineraries and allow for a more active way to explore a new destination. Our commitment to quality is of the utmost important, and customer feedback is so important in that commitment. We thank you again for reviewing your tour experience and sharing your feedback, as it will help us to continuously improve our travelers' experiences.
Posted by Daniela, Director of Quality Control | June 18, 2015
The Breathtaking Amalfi Coast
Once we left Naples, this was a dream trip. The Amalfi coast is breathtakingly beautiful. So happy we were able to call Sorrento our home for 6 nights. There were 27 people in our group and each and everyone of them were wonderful. Our driver, Georgio, won all of our respect with how calm he stayed and how he managed driving those narrow roads. Marianna, our tour director, kept us moving so we didn't miss a thing. The Farm Dinner was magical and delicious! The Mozzarella Farm with lunch ... another don't miss part of the trip. The village walk was one of my favorite excursions ... beautiful scenery with a wonderful local tour guide. Amalfi and Ravello ,,, quaint, yet beautiful. Sorrento, well I could see myself living here one day. I would have given this tour a 5 star rating, but Naples disappointed me, although the Archeological museum was fascinating. Mt. Vesuvius was very crowded with many bus loads of kids. Pompeii was fascinating, but again we had to fight crowds and I didn't feel I really got the full exposure I longed for. The welcome dinner was just okay. And the farewell dinner was just okay. It seemed rushed and the food was nothing spectacular - okay, but was longing for the real essence of Sorrento food. But a strong 4 stars because of the beauty, history, people in Sorrento and the remainder of the Amalfi coast.
Mostly fantastic
Naples was a disappointment The city is falling apart, literally. Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast were just plain amazing. The hotel in Sorrento was beautiful and the staff there were all very friendly and accommodating. I'd definitely go back to that hotel if I could. One major flaw: after walking the Path of the Gods we had to wait TWO HOURS for a public bus to take us down to Positano. Because of that we had very little time there. GA needs to hire private transportation for this and not have us rely on unreliable public transportation. Final comment: the tour director was really, really good (gee, no surprise there). Great personality and was always looking out for us. He arranged a private boat to take a group to Capri on our free day and they took us for a tour we wouldn't have had if we took the ferry. The extra cost was well worth it.
Best tour director&guides
Most lovely scenery! Our tour director, Marta was so sweet,patient & accommodated ,all special needs. Our guides were fun& knowledgeable. The Agrofarm dinners& extra tours were not to be missed As usual a splendid tour in an interesting& beautiful location!
Best Tour Director!
Gabriella was amazing!
Excellent Hiking Tour / Tour Director
We had an excellent tour director. Marta was professional all the way. I was pleasantly surprised to find this tour a challenge physically. It might be better to call this a hiking tour. After all of the eating we did, it looks like I only gained 2 pounds, I must have worked it off. We saw a lot of great sites during our trekking. The itinerary was varied and never boring. We were taken to small venues and out of the way places. Clients that were challenged outside of their comfort zone were accommodated with other activities and transportation, no one felt left out. We had a great time! P.S - the only negative.. the 2 automated coffee makers at the hotel in Sorrento were on the fritz.... I'm sure this is a crime in Italy.
Best Tour Director/Wonderful Tour
This trip was a pleasure in every way. Our tour director, Paola, was very organized, very knowledgeable and very fun. She did an excellent job of getting us where we needed to be and contributed to my positive experience very much. Group activities were well planned and executed. Paola seemed to have an unlimited font of knowledge and was able to answer our questions easily. Extra excursions offered were also well planned and carried out. There were specialized tour guides for many areas we visited, Vesuvius, Pompeii, Paestum ruins, City of Rome, the Colliseum, Capri, Path of the Gods, City of Naples, Naples Sotterranea, to name several. Included meals showcased specialties of the areas we visited and were wonderful. Paola was always able to give great suggestions and directions for free time destinations. This tour was my first with Go Ahead, but definitely won't be my last!
Gorgeous Area, Steep Walks
I really enjoyed this trip, thanks to the beautiful scenery from start to finish, great itinerary, and our wonderful tour director Paola. I enjoyed Naples more than I expected, and every town along the coast was as beautiful as I'd hoped, with old buildings stepping down the hills, lush vegetation, and super blue water. I signed up for almost every optional excursion and was glad I did - the Farmhouse Dinner and Wine Tasting was a highlight, it is a beautiful setting, the food and wine were amazing, and our whole group had a great time. The visit to the Mozzarella Farm and Paestum Ruins was also great, and the Capri excursion, including a boat tour, was the perfect ending to the trip. I know some folks declined the optional excursions due to price, but I thought they provided good value and really added something special to the trip. There were a few less positive elements to the trip - the Sorrento hotel was a bit dated and basic compared to the nice Naples hotel, which was disappointing. The walks were more strenuous than I expected, since the entire area is hilly so there were lots of steep streets and many, many steps - apparently this tour is rated a 4 (the highest GA activity level) but I did not realize this and still cannot find that shown anywhere on the website. After walking around Naples for hours, doing the steep uphill walk at Vesuvius, and doing a steep 3 hour village walk, I had very sore calves and a couple of blisters and needed a little downtime. Due to the terrain, even just getting from the marina to the hotel in Sorrento requires going up 2 steep streets and several flights of stairs. The rest of the trip was a bit easier, so it would have been nice if the itinerary was paced differently. I also wished that I had packed more shorts than pants - temperatures in the 70s sounded perfect, but I hadn't factored in the high (about 98%) humidity and exertion, which made it seem hotter. Overall the trip was a wonderful experience. I am so glad I got to see Pompeii and Vesuvius, and I thought Positano, Ravello, and Capri were unbelievably beautiful. Our group was full of nice, friendly people including a few other solo travelers so I always felt included, and was able to have some alone time when needed. Paola was wonderful - positive, patient, energetic, and fun - and I appreciated the inclusion of other specialty guides for things like Vesuvius, Pompeii, and Capri. Chiro and Nadia were excellent, and Fulvio was a huge help when a member of our group became ill during a remote walk. I would recommend the Amalfi trip to anyone who can handle the amount of walking and stairs, and would definitely travel again with Go Ahead based on this experience.
Hi Julie, I'm so happy to hear you had such a great time on the Amalfi Coast Walking Tour. We are currently in the process of revamping our pacing system to make our tour descriptions more accurate and clearer for our customers. We appreciate your feedback as we continue to work on this project.
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Warmists really can't help themselves. Every holiday they have to insert "climate change" into the narrative in an attempt to spread awareness. Here's yet another from Stephen Bede Scharper at the Toronto Star
This Christmas, many of us will hear, hum or sing along to "Joy to the World," the perduring 1719 Christmas hymn penned by the prolific hymnster Isaac Watts (1674-1748). Based on Psalm 97 from the Hebrew Scriptures, "Joy to the World" remains, according to some accounts, the most widely published Christmas hymn in North America.
It is the "Born to Run" of the Christmas carol world.
And, intriguingly, it is also one of the most ecologically fertile Christmas hymns ever composed.
The second verse, for example, while encouraging "men" in their joyous proclaiming of Jesus' birth, doesn't stop with the human family. It notes that "fields and floods" as well as "rocks, hills and plains/repeat the sounding joy." The entire planet joins with the angels in celebrating the Nativity. Thus, the hope and promise of Christmas is meant for all the created world, not just the unfeathered bipeds, i.e., us.
The hymn could just as easily and aptly be called "Joy to the Earth."
This idea that Christmas is both a call to and celebration of co-creation is especially important today in the midst of accelerating climate change. Through our severe ecological challenges, most of which are of our own making, we are beginning to understand our deep estrangement from creation.
Yeah, that acceleration which saw the same average global temperature as 16 years ago.
Even in a time of human-engendered climate change, the beauty of companionship with the Earth is always open to us.
Christmas encourages us to embrace this companionship and "repeat the sounding joy" throughout our lifetimes.
There you go, Warmists: in the spirit of Christmas, you should immediately make your own lives "carbon neutral". Give up your fossil fueled vehicles, stop all fossil fueled travel, turn your thermostat way down (when your mother in law complains about it being 60 degrees inside, tell her you're saving the planet), restrict yourself and your guests to 2 minute showers and 2 sheets of TP, unplug all appliances not in use, and only buy local for your Christmas meal (which should be small to heal the planet). It's up to you. Embrace the companionship.
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