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A2B Radio Cars
Airport transfer specialist covering the West London area. Variety of vehicles and Cabs available: MPV's, 12 Seater vehicles, estate and executive cars. 24 hr service with a 24 hour control panel 7 days a week.
0845 8066727 - 66 Kingsley Road, Hounslow, Middlesex, TW3 1QA
Blackheath Cars
Blackheath Cars is a private car hire company based in London. They will take you any distance and have cars that seat up to 6 people.
020 83185432 - 2A Blackheath Village, London, SE3 9LA
A 2 B Cars Sudbury
We are an airport transfer specialist based in the Suffolk area and covering all areas of Sudbury. A variety of vehicles available all drivers prompt and smartly dressed, meet and greet service. All vehicles and drivers are fully insured.
0845 8066567 - 7 Mills Road Chilton, Suffolk, CO10 2XX
Llan Taxis
24/7 if pre booked in advance, destination is no object.
0845 6835742 - 19 Zion Row, LLanelli, SA15 3YL
First Goldstar Taxis
First Goldstar Taxis are a well established company who offer a taxi service 24 hours a day throughout the UK. First Goldstar Taxis also offer cars that are wheelchair accessible.
0845 0134137 - 101 Salthouse Road, Norwich, Norfolk, NR7 9AW
Hayes and Wickham Mini Cabs
We are a reputable PCO licensed company offering airport transfers, courier service and 24-7 mini cabs.
020 87762323 - Station Approach, West Wickham, BR4 0EH
Avant Garde Chauffeur Drive
Avant Garde Chauffeur Drive is Edinburgh's most prestigious chauffeur service, offering Mercedes cars and a proffesional service, which includes airport transfers and sightseeing tours.
0845 8063559 - 27 Curlow Brae, Livingston, EM54 6UG
A2B Taxis/Bracknell Cars
Airport transfer specialist. All areas of Bracknell covered. Hackney carriage and private hire company. Short and long distances covered local and prompt services.
01344 485000 - 32 Harcourt Road, Bracknell, Easthampstead, RG12 7JD
Skem Express Cars Ltd
Skem Express Cars Ltd are the longest established firm in Skem with over 110 vehicles and a 24 hour service 365 days a year.
01695 50005 - 1 Greenhey Place, Skelmersdale, WN8 9SA
Oadby Express Taxis
Taxi co specialising in airport transfers
0116 2710088 - 125 Rosemead Drive Oadby, Leicester, LE2 5PP
May Flower Travel
Provide Mini cabs and specialize in airport runs in and around the Romford area. Variety of vehicles available- modern saloons to eight seater Mini-cabs. Local reliable and experienced company.
0845 8066848 - 68 Collier Row Lane, Romford, Essex, RM5 3BB
Station Taxis
We provide a full range of vehicles 24 hours a day. We have mini buses and wheelchair access vehicles. We also provide a courier service. All airports covered. Please call us on 0845 347 5426.
0845 3475426 - 37 Mile End Road, South Shields, Tyne And Wear, NE33 1TA
A 2 Anywhere
Covering all aspects of taxis. Local and distance work undertaken. Airports, weddings etc... Cheapest rates around, honest, friendly and reliable service. We will take you from A 2 Anywhere.
01538 724080 - 14 Cavendish Road Tean, Stoke On Trent, Staffordshire, ST10 4RH
Camtax Ltd
We are a long established complete taxi service covering all areas of Cambridgeshire, 24 hours a day. We have a wide range of vehicles including 8 seater mini buses and wheel chair accessible cars.
01223 242424 - 7 Crofts Lanes, Herefordshire, HR9 7AB
Tony's Cars
A clean, honest and reliable service covering all areas of Rugeley. An airport transfer specialist, professional and prompt service. All UK airports covered.
0845 8063977 - The Levels Industrial Estate The Levels, Rugeley, Staffordshire, WS15 1RD
V and K Ltd
We provide competitive fares to all over London without compromising on quality. For any journey choose us and rest assured of the highest possible service.
0845 8324498 - 20a Aylmer Parade Aylmer Road, London, N2 0PE
Ace Coaches & Travel
We are a family business that has been established for over 20 years, we take great pride in our professional and friendly service. For minibuses, coaches or taxis make Ace Coaches & Travel your choice.
0845 4916832 - Unit 4b Ramsden Road Tomhead Estate, Hereford, HR9 6BL
Aireways Travel
For airport transfers from Bradford and Keighley get in touch with us today. We provide corporate travel, day trips, costal travel and a taxi service.
01274 731001 - 23 Princes Crescent, Bradford, BD2 1ED
Executive Private Hire for corporate and business travel
01483 224004 - 12 Kavan Drive, Woking, Send, GU23 7BU
Greenfox Car and Courier Service
0845 0134872 - 1 Bridge Parade Ridge Avenue, London, N21 2AG
Gt Taxis
GT Taxis are a well established firm covering Sleaford and surrounding areas. We specialise in all forms of taxi work ranging from airport transfers to nights out. At GT Taxis we also provide a high quality courier service.
0800 8324056 - 5 Larch Way, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, NG34 7UG
Peter's Taxis
Local taxi firm covering Kirkcaldy for local travel and airport transfers. Competitively priced and reliable. Give us a call now.
0845 4916895 - Kirkcaldy
Lynch Mini Buses and Taxis
Lynch Mini Buses are the leaders in airport transfers, corporate travel, executive travel and taxis in the Manchester area. We will take you to all UK airports.
0161 6617777 - 227 Chorley Road Swinton, Manchester, Lancashire, M27 6AZ
The People Carrier
01452 555666 - 96 Stanley Road Linden, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL1 5DH
Data Cars
If you need a reliable taxi service to Manchester, Leeds or Bradford airport, call Data Cars now.
0845 3379410 - 24 Corn Market, Pontefract, WF8 1BJ
Elite Private Hire
We pride ourselves on the quality and reliability of our service. Our vehicles are available 24 hours a day. We cover all airports and can provide executive cars.
0845 8324556 - 23 Highbury Way Great Cornard, Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 0HE
Bittacy Cars
Over 26 years experience, Bittacy Cars have very competitive prices for airport transfers, minicabs school runs, private hire and executive car hire
0845 1365947 - 2 Bittacy Hill Mill Hill, London, NW7 1LB
Lawlor Car Service
Established over 30 years, very reliable, taxi, transfer, nights out, stag nights, hen nights. We also operate many school runs, both privately and on behalf of Essex County Council
01992 577888 - Epping Station Station Approach, Epping, Essex, CM16 4HW
Airport Chauffeurs Uk.com
Norwich 2 Airports get you to all the airports and seaports in 6 seater luxury cars with air conditioning, TV and DVD fitted. With links to Stanstead and Norwich airports.And also Norwich train and bus stations
07767 820801 - Po Box 1052 Horsford, Norwich, Norfolk, NR10 3XA
Gem Taxis
At Gems Taxis, we guarantee to provide the most reliable taxi, courier, and airport transfer service in the UK. Do not waste time with the rest, call the best.
01509 211584 - 99 Tuckers Road, Loughborough, LE11 2PH
Jeff and Burgess Taxis
local taxi company, friendly reliable service, wheelchair access, mini bus hire up to 16 seats and contract work welcome
0845 2916476 - Oswald Road, Oswestry, Shropshire, SY11 1RB
Castle Taxi's Morpeth Ltd
We are a local taxi firm in Morpeth - we offer airport transfers, local pick up and drop offs - When you need taxis in Morpeth make you first call to Castle Taxis Morpeth. With over 20 years of experience.
0845 6835733 - 8 Longleat, Morpeth, Northumberland, NE61 6TQ
A 1 Magline
We specialise in long distance business and holiday travel. Our drivers will transport you from your door to the departure lounge in luxury. Our drivers are professional, clean, smart, polite and will deliver you to your destination on time and without any stress or worry.
0845 8068373 - 21 Barnstaple Close Wigston, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE18 2QX
Parkside Travel Ltd
Family run coach hire, taxi company in Cramlington, South Northumberland. Professional, reliable service 24 hours a day. We do contract work, corporate, executive and airport transfers. All enquiries welcome, visit our website for more details.
0845 8068825 - Unit 2 N Admiral Business Park Nelson Park West, Cramington, NE23 1WG
Chammar Ltd T/A Team Valley Taxis
Taxis and transfers
0191 4879999 - 10 The Valley Shopping Village Team Valley Trading Est, Gateshead, NE11 0EN
Falcon Travel
Falcon Travel is an executive mini bus company. All our buses have air conditioning as standard and we have friendly and helpful drivers. We also have 12, 14 and 16 seater mini buses. Vehicles with wheelchair access available.
07976 758566 - 17 Ellercroft Terrace, Bradford, BD7 2EQ
Calcaria Taxis & Mini Buses
Calcaria Taxis and Mini Buses was established in 1994 to provide a local transportation service.
0845 3472085 - 19 West Mount, Tadcaster, Yorkshire, LS24 9LB
Tadcars Car Hire
car hire chaurffeur driven, corporate and executive chauffeur service, Airport transfers, all airports, Category is Car hire - Chauffeur Drive, not taxis
01737 812811 - Tadworth
Hawk Express Cabs Ltd
We have the largest fleets in Ipswich with over 170 vehicles, these include executive cars, people carriers and wheelchair accessible vehicles. We cover all airports in the UK and corperate accounts welcome. Call now or visit our website for more details.
01473 222222 - Post Chaise Court 4 Old Foundry Road, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP4 2AS
Felinfoel Cars
We are a reliable honest family run business. 4, 6 and 8 seaters available around the clock by advanced booking. No journey is too long or short and all airports covered.
0845 8323199 - 46 Queen Victoria Road, Llanelli, SA15 2TH
Allens Taxi
We are a highly recommended company in Prestatyn with over 15 years experience. We offer mini bus hire, disabled vehicles, contract work, limo hire, executive travel and airport transfers.Please see our website for more information or call now on:07798756978
0845 8068483 - 161 Victoria Road, Prestatyn, Clwyd, LL19 7ST
J J Taxis
J J Taxis will take you to your destination in comfort and safety.
01946 691415 - 45 Buttermere Ave, Whitehaven, CA28 9PX
Southeast Executive
Southeast Executive has been serving the business community since 1996. We specialize in the fast and efficient transportation of you and your clients. Southeast Executive has been serving the business community since 1996.
07789 005556 - 41 Emmer Green, Luton, LU2 8UH
Leyland Taxis
We are a taxi service that will cover all of the Preston area. Give us a call and we will give you a quality quote.
0845 5433389 - 41 Hough Lane, Leyland, PR25 2SB
M and R Taxis
Local, well established, excellent reputation, female and male drivers, taxis and wheelchair accessible vehicles, minibus hire 4, 7, 8, 12 and 16 seaters. Parcel delivery and airport transfers, contracts and business accounts welcome. Highly recommended
01291 624482 - Unit 1f Bulwalk, Chepstow, NP16 5QZ
A2b Taxi Services Formerly Style Cars
Friendly, reliable service. Air conditioned vehicles. Airport transfers, long and local journeys. Contract hire. fixed prices on request.
01638 669966 - 21 Elliot Close, Newmarket, Suffolk, CB8 8EN
Davis Cars
Davis Cars is a family run taxi company offering a friendly and reliable service. All our drivers take real pride in their jobs; they are polite and courteous and will help with luggage and shopping.
0845 8396636 - 3 Begonia Close, Chelmsford, Essex, CM1 6NL
Kingswood Cab Company
Welcome to Kingswood Cab Company we are a family run taxi company in Bristol we do from executive taxi transfers to disabled taxis.
0117 9619000 - 1 Thatchers Close, Bristol, BS5 8NJ
Wrose Village Cars
With over 40 years experience there is only one choice for travel in Bradford. Specialists in airport transfers, local travel and corporate account.
0845 8323671 - 382a Kings Road, Bradford, Yorkshire, BD2 1NH
A B Cars
A B Cars of Andover, Hampshire, cater for all local and long distance taxi cab and private hire work, including airports, ports and stations. Large fleet of vehicles incl 8 seater minibuses, early till late service.
0845 2503361 - 9 Winchester Street, Andover, SP10 2EA
Beacon Cars
Established for 25 years, Beacon Cars are a professional and reliable company providing taxis, airport transfers, executive cars, chauffer hire and much more at very competitive pricing. All our drivers are fully licensed and CRB checked by South Bucks district council and Thames Valley police.
0845 8324394 - 1a Station Parade, Beaconsfield, HP9 2PB
Amber Cars
Amber Cars are your premier choice for airport transfers and taxis in Plumstead, We cover SE2, 3, 7, 9, 18, 28 and DA16 and 17. Please call or visit website for more details.
020 83161000 - 60 Plumstead High Street, London, SE18 1SL
Swift Fox Cabs
Leicesters largest taxi company providing 30 wheel chair access taxis, 4, 6, 7 and 8 seater minibus services. All of our 145 strong fleet have fully uniformed drivers. Please see website.
0116 2628222 - 77a Church Gate, Leicester, LE1 3AN
Star Cars
Star Cars specialise in all local/long distance travel, airport transfers, business, private hire, film and television site support, 24 hours a day 7 days a week. All major airports and seaports covered. Account work considered.
0845 8061488 - 1st Floor Manfield House, 3, Manfield Way, St Austell, Cornwall, PL25 3HQ
M J Travel
Need a lift to the airport? MJ Travel provides transfers to all major UK airports. 1 to 8 passengers. 24 hour service. Very competitive prices. Honest, friendly and punctual service.
01782 813010 - 113 Chell Green Avenue, Stoke-on-Trent, ST6 7LA
Intack and Central Private Hire
Why pay more when you can pay less Intack and Central Private Hire. Call us today for a friendly and competitive quote.
0845 5435362 - Intack Taxis 5 Mill Lane, BLACKBURN, BB2 2AU
AD Taxis
AD Taxis provide a prompt professional reliable service whether its a taxi journey or an airport transfer from Aylesbury and surrounding areas.
0845 1364442 - 4 St. Johns Road, Aylesbury, HP20 1BU
Woodspring Taxis Ltd
Clean, tidy, high quality vehicals. Helping to provide prompt and reliable service. For the service you would expect give us a call on 01934 41 41 41.
0845 3476638 - 8 The Centre, Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset, BS23 1US
Fountain Taxis
We are a specialist Private Hire firm based in Loanhead in the heart of Midlothian. We offer a professional, friendly and reliable service, and specialise in wheelchair access taxis. We have a dedicated and commited team of professionals.
0131 4401192 - 119 The Loan, Loanhead, EH20 9AH
Addon Travel
Airport Transfers and Executive Travel
0845 2916024 - 4 Fairfield Meadows, Trowbridge, BA14 9RT
Eagle Express Cars
Eagle Express Cars provide a quality taxi service, prompt and professional with both drop off and pick up services locally and to all airports. We are very competitive on price.
020 84221111 - 384 Northolt Road, Harrow, Middlesex, HA2 8EX
CJS Cab & Courier
We pride ourselves on the quality of our service. We cover all airports in the UK, 24 hours a day. We have 7 seaters and wheelchair accessible vehicles available.
0845 8323517 - 62 Priorswood Road Taunton, Somerset, TA2 7PT
City Carriages
020 73750008 - 235 Whitechapel Road, London, London, E1 1DB
City Carriages Executive
020 77907055 - 566 Cable Street, London, E1W 3HB
Crouch End Cars
020 83428282 - 48 Topsfield Parade, London, London, N8 8PT
Fleet Cars
020 73590111 - London, N5 1HJ
Zam Cars
01727 866099 - 57 Catherine Street, St Albans, AL3 5BN
City Radio Cars
020 88613333 - 2 Bishop Ken Road, Harrow, Middlesex, HA3 7HY
Fleet Cars
020 89523333 - Canons Pk Underground Stn Whitchurch La, Edgware, Middlesex, HA8 6RN
020 83990399 - 14 Victoria Road, Surbiton, Surrey, KT6 4JZ
Rlm Travel Services
01920 455025 - Reeves Green, Wareside, Ware, Hertfordshire, SG12 7QR
Fleet Cars
01908 644433 - Victoria Road, Bletchley, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK2 2PA
Fleet Cars
0800 525202 - South Platform Beaconsfield Station, HP9 1XX
Quick Cars Bicester
01869 360019 - Manston Close, Bicester, Oxfordshire, OX26 4FA
Direct Travel Taxis
01323 484444 - 42 High Street, Polegate, East Sussex, BN26 6AG
Fleet Line Cars
01293 412412 - 20 Fitchet Close, Crawley, West Sussex, RH11 7PX
Direct Travel
01227 741121 - 11 Oakdale Road, Herne Bay, Kent, CT6 6AH
Phipps Taxi & Private Hire Cars
07004 444444 - 12 Botley Road Hedge End, Southampton
Astro Carz
0845 8391911 - Suite 3 163 Bitterne Rd, Southampton, Hampshire, SO18 1BH
Cardiff Airport Taxis
01446 710935 - Cardiff International Airport, Rhoose, Barry, Vale Of Glamorgan, CF62 3BD
City Cars Midland
01543 255440 - Frog Lane, Lichfield, Staffordshire, WS13 6HS
City Cars Midland
01543 252444 - Wade Street, Lichfield, Staffordshire, WS13 6HL
Taxi Link
07784 821617 - 77 Nottingham Road, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE11 1ES
City Cars
0115 9789789 - 108 Alfreton Road, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG7 3NS
Metro Taxis
01535 600600 - 34 Church Street, Keighley, West Yorkshire, BD21 5HS
Express Taxi
0845 2634704 - 33 Attercliffe Common, Sheffield, S9 2AE
Ebor Taxis
01904 641441 - 31 Heslington Road, York, North Yorkshire, YO10 5AR
City Cars
0161 6288822 - 1-7 Peel Street, Chadderton, Oldham, Lancashire, OL9 9LH
Cresta Cars
0161 2022002 - 789 Rochdale Road, Manchester, M9 5XD
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0161 2022002 - 787 Rochdale Road, Manchester, M9 5XD
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0161 2056666 - 787 Rochdale Road, Manchester, M9 5XD
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0161 7956004 - 787 Rochdale Road, Manchester, M9 5XD
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0161 2053333 - 789 Rochdale Road, Manchester, M9 5XD
Cresta Cars
0161 2055000 - 789 Rochdale Road, Manchester, M9 5XD
0151 4265151 - 28 Pottery Flds, Prescot, L34 5RP
Mint Travel Private Hire
0845 5433095 - 12 Gordon Avenue Woolston, Warrington, Cheshire, WA1 3UJ
Eagle Cars 2000
01706 365656 - 24 Market Street, Heywood, Lancashire, OL10 4LY
Saj's Taxis
07779 122245 - Garnett Road, Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7 2PA
City Cars
0141 9541212 - 157 Curle Street, Glasgow, G14 0TT
BJ Mini Cabs Ltd
020 85501111 - 3 Station Approach Barkingside, Ilford, Essex
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Favorite thing: This is the famous Prajnaparamita statue, known as the Goddess Of Transcendent Wisdom. All over the world people have considered this statue as one of the most beautiful expressions of Javanese art. The statue got well-known in 1818, when the Dutch D. Monnereau pointed at the statue named by the Javanese Putri Dedes (Princess Dedes), the first Queen of Singosari. About 1844 the statue got transported to Holland, Rijksmuseum voor Volkenkunde, Leiden.
Fondest memory: Januar 1978 the statue got returned to Indonesia by the Dutch (after Prajnaparamita drew up in duplicate) and put in the Museum National, Jakarta. Nobody knows the exact stories about Putri Ken Dedes and, we only can read some out of the Chronicle Pararaton by "The myth of Ken Angrok and Putri Ken Dedes". I've enjoyed the Prajnaparamita Statue in Amsterdam and, happy holidays in Batu - Malang always get invigorated by the idea this beautiful lady belongs to these area's ...
thanks to Lady Prajnaparamita!
- Archeology
- Arts and Culture
- Historical Travel
Beauty Queen KEN DEDES
Favorite thing: Many literary works have been written by Javanese authors. These include Ken Arok and Ken Dedes, the story of the orphan who usurped his King and married the Queen of the ancient Javanese kingdom. My favourite legend of East-Java! Of whom I enjoyed the painting, seen at Singosari.
Traditionally this unprecedented feat was prompted by forbidden love; one day, so the story goes, the young Ken Arok met Ratu Tunggul Ametung's (1222 A.D. - 1292 A.D.) wife Ken Dedes, who happened to be the regency's Beauty Queen, at the sight of whose legs he vowed to blast anyone and anything in his way to make her his.
Fondest memory: The famous Queen Ken Dedes has been regarded as the ancestress of the East-Java people. And it was at this time that the exceptional personality of a guy named Ken Arok, suddenly entered into the area neighboring the Singasari kingdom. It turned out later that he was not Javanese. Ken Arok was interested in contacting powerful wizards and seers. He traveled with Empu Gandring a Hindu-wizard who taught him all sorts of crafts (black arts, witchcraft). On Ken Arok's orders Ratu Tunggul Ametung was assassinated with a "Kris" (the mystic blade of Indonesia) provided by wizard Empu Gandring, and given to the assassin. The assassin was then immediately put to death by Ken Arok, who then took Ken Dedes as his wife and ascended onto the throne becoming Ratu of Singasari. This then was the beginning of the most famous empire ever in East Java the Majapahit. Including beauty, the "kris" legend and ... morder!
Ken Dedes
- Historical Travel
- Arts and Culture
Indian Ocean Boat-trip
Favorite thing: All of my VT Pages seem to link with the very South and the magic of it. Also Pulau Sempu, South East-Java, which you can reach from Sendang Biru Village (for Sendangbiru take a minibus to Sumbermanjing Wetan from Gadang station in Malang, from Sumbermanjing, motor-cyclists will bring you to Sendangbiru). Permits are available from the PHPA office on the beach in Sendangbiru.
Fondest memory: Make a boat-trip for about 20$ around the Island of Sempu. For sure you will enjoy this stunning prahu-trip to area's where not that many tourist have been! Friendly people, decorative sailing-boats, terrific legends, sailing along the South-coast Java in a true prahu/sailing-boat... thanks!
- Sailing and Boating
- Adventure Travel
- Beaches
Family Meeting
Favorite thing: Whenever I visit Java (and I always include Java travelling to Indonesia), I am looking forward to do the Jatim-tour (Java Timor = East Java). Meeting my family is one of the upmost nicest part of Indonesia trips ...
Mostly we start our visit in Jakarta, Pelabuhan Ratu and, travelling to the East of Java we go up for Batu - Malang. There is a lot to do, to see and to hike.
Fondest memory: Once a taxi-driver told me about the legendary Spirit-queen of the Indian Ocean. He knew a man who had stayed for 3 days and nights beneath water surface of the ocean within the Palace of the Queen ...
I asked the man if he believed the remarkable story and, he wisely responded that these kind of tellings will "keep alive the myth of the Javanese Goddess Ratu Kidul".
I love this kind of thinking ...
miss you already Batu - Malang - Jatim!
- Family Travel
- Adventure Travel
- Arts and Culture
Favorite thing: Yep! There he is!
Our "durian"-man, walking down the road along the hills, all to way to the city nearby ...
Oh sister, I do miss this guy!
Fondest memory: Durian is my favourite fruit which I can make no resist,... ever!
Ask for the "Duren mentega"!
The best ever !!!
VT FruitLover BigBenda
- Road Trip
- Hiking and Walking
- Arts and Culture
My Batu Family
Favorite thing: Proud to represent my upmost dearest aunt Arsia and her great son Imam. Their home is on the slope of the Gunung Arjuna close to Batu - Malang. When resting at the back-yard you may enjoy the view at Selecta, a small peaceful mountain village and, also nestled on the side of Gunung Arjuna. Watch the painting ... huge waves of the Indian Ocean!
Fondest memory: Because of its high, bracing climate my family choose to build their home on the slopes of Gunung Arjuna. They live in Puger, East java, too. No need to tell my best memory when away from Batu - Malang ...
- Family Travel
- Road Trip
- Hiking and Walking
Salak Suwaru
Favorite thing: This Salaca, a special kind of tropical fruit produced at the village of SUWARU for the first time, and then popularized around the village, now has been well-known all over Indonesia.
We can find this fruit not only in Malang, but also in Surabaya, Mojokerto, Kediri, Jember, Gresik, Banyuwangi, and many other cities in East Java.
This fruit has a special taste, good aroma and very nice. The location of Agribusiness "SALAKA" Group is at Suwaru village, belonging to Gondanglegi Sub District (+ 25 kms away to the south of Malang). Phone. (0341) 879451.
The qualification
- AA Class 10 to 12 fruits / kg
- AB Class 13 to 15 fruits / kg
- C Class 16 to 20 fruits / kg.
- Eco-Tourism
Salak Suwaru
Favorite thing: This Salaca, a special kind of tropical fruit produced at the village of SUWARU for the first time, and then popularized around the village, now has been well-known all over Indonesia.
We can find this fruit not only in Malang, but also in Surabaya, Mojokerto, Kediri, Jember, Gresik, Banyuwangi, and many other cities in East Java.
This fruit has a special taste, good aroma and very nice. The location of Agribusiness "SALAKA" Group is at Suwaru village, belonging to Gondanglegi Sub District (+ 25 kms away to the south of Malang). Phone. (0341) 879451.
The qualification
- AA Class 10 to 12 fruits / kg
- AB Class 13 to 15 fruits / kg
- C Class 16 to 20 fruits / kg.
- Eco-Tourism
Favorite thing: Apple tree in Indonesia (especially in Malang) began to be known about the year 1908 before Indonesia proclaimed the independence. The Ducth was the first people who broughtit, and rearched good areas for apple growing. Batu is one of them, and above all it is the most suitable. The first apple variety grown in Batu was Rome Beauty.
About 1969, after Indonesia got its independence, the "Banaran Garden Institution" found a new apple variety,namely Manalagi Apple. The man who found it is Mr. Surahmat Kusumo, a senior fruittracker from "Balai Penelitian Hortikultura Pasar Minggu" (Horticultural Research Institution Pasar Minggu) Jakarta. This new variety was from Gandon village, because this variety was not found in Holand and other parts of the world; so this variety was finally considered as an Indonesian Apple. And, because of its nice taste, this apple is called "Manalagi" (Javanese, means: give me more)
· Manalagi Apple = ( Makus SylvesTriss Mill)
· Colour
- :Skin. = whitish green or greenish white
- Meat = white
· Taste: sweet and gives good & nice smell.
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This class introduces the Theatre 99 method to create improvised scenes based on audience suggestion. Students in level 1 will participate in group games and exercises that help everyone remember how to play. The focus will be on having fun and learning how to start an improv scene. You will learn some of the improv games that we perform here at Theatre 99 and get to do them for your friends and family during the recital. As a bonus, every student receives free tickets to any Wednesday and Friday show while they are a student. Class cost is $165. MUST BE 18 YEARS OR OLDER TO TAKE THIS CLASS. (MUST PAY IN ADVANCE TO HOLD A SPOT)
Level 2: Introduction to Character Building in Improv
7 class meetings, 1 class recital, Maximum Class Size: 14 Students, Cost: $165
This 7-week class introduces the Theatre 99 method to create dynamic, honest and comic characters in improv scenes. Students will build on what they learned in Level 1 and learn a character creation method called "The How." Who you are in a scene is defined by HOW you do what you do. Level 2 focuses on the HOW. You will also fine-tune your skills with the improv games you learned in Level 1. The class ends with a recital for family and friends. Every student receives free tickets to any Wednesday and Friday show for the duration of the class. MUST BE 18 YEARS OR OLDER TO TAKE THIS CLASS.
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My copy of Halo 4 arrived today, so I played a couple hours of campaign. I have to say, I really loved the first level. After that, when things got a little more combat heavy/ they put you straight into one of those "Halo Warthog levels" but without the thing that makes it work (A FUCKING GUNNER/DRIVER), I started to play with the weapons, and I don't know that I like the changes that were made... The Carbine feels useless, except if you're really good at headshotting grunts, and then it's only useful for killing grunts. The needler is pretty awesome, but I'm sick of getting supercombined over and over (something past halo games were smart to generally avoid putting you through over and over) and grenades seem bizzarrely different depending on who throws them. I was between two grenades that had a good bit of distance on me and was killed. I set of a grenade at an elite's feet and barely dented his shields. Especially after Reach, where grenades were awesome (once they were brought down from beeing god like), it feels really lame. The Plasma fuse seems longer, as well.
The sniper rifle change seems especially unfortunate, making it more of a 2-3 shot kill at it's most efficient really ruins the fun.
Body shots seem to be pretty significantly different too. I don't remember the lowest tier grunts taking nearly that many rounds to the back as they do this time around more often than not.
I dunno, it's been a while since I play Halo, so maybe I'm just rusty, but I'm not loving the sandbox so far in campaign. Seems a little to multiplayer MLG focused, which gets away from what makes halo so fun: it's just fun!


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Slow day of fishing ends with a 370-pound haul
Grouper is 112 pounds heavier than state record
PORT ARANSAS - Captain Chris McCarty said it was a slow day of fishing for the 19 passengers aboard the Dolphin.
They'd only caught 40 blackfin tuna.
But this was a 60-hour deep sea adventure out of Dolphin Docks and they had time to spare. The 80-foot vessel was about 100 miles from Port Aransas when McCarty motored up to an oil platform at a depth of about 400 feet.
McCarty's co-captain was veteran boatman Tim Oestreich. Coincidentally, another Dolphin Docks captain was aboard. It was Oestreich's son, Timmy Oestreich II, an enthusiastic angler with a penchant for doing whatever it takes to land fish.
For this trip, Oestreich had dusted off a vintage device used mostly by commercial anglers. It's called a bandit rig or bandit reel.
In years past, local party boats would double as commercial vessels. They would attach these odd fishing devices onto the boat's gunwale. The heavy device is powered by a 12-volt motor, which rotates a 14-inch wheel or spool that holds line. The line is fed along a flat piece of metal that extends over the water. It resembles an automobile leaf spring with a small grooved roller at the end so the line can be fed and retrieved smoothly.
The younger Oestreich had attached the bandit to the Dolphin's rail and lowered a whole bonita as bait to the gulf floor on 300-pound monofilament line.
After awhile, he decided to check his bait. But when he engaged the motor to retrieve his line, nothing budged.
"We thought maybe the battery was dead," McCarty said. "Then the belt slipped."
Oestreich reached for the wheel and tried to crank it by hand, still thinking he was hung on the bottom.
Then the leaf spring began to bounce, and they knew they had something bigger than conventional tackle could have handled. They switched back to electric power and engaged the pulley. The belt was still slipping a bit but the rig had enough traction to lift whatever was attached to other end.
Maybe it was a big amberjack, but it wasn't fighting like one.
Remarkably, it took only about 10 minutes to bring the fish to the surface. At about 100 feet from the surface, the excited crowd aboard the Dolphin could see flashes of something spiraling upward in the clear blue water.
But when the fish breached the surface a collective gasp arose from the crowd. Then the shouting began.
"What is it?" somebody yelled. "It's a grouper," another passenger answered.
It was indeed the biggest warsaw grouper they'd ever seen, 370.4 pounds, which is 112.4 pounds heavier than the current Texas record for Warsaw caught by means other than conventional recreational tackle (other methods is the category). The fish weighed nearly 68 pounds more than the state rod and reel record. The Bandit is not considered a rod and reel.
The world record Warsaw is 436 pounds.
Each of the Dolphin's 19 passengers went home with a generous slice of the giant fillet.
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Thread: Mike's Little Sketchbook
February 24th, 2013 #1
Mike's Little Sketchbook
So I've got my art on a few sites now.
Prints: http://www.inprnt.com/gallery/mikeyakovlevart/
Blog: http://yakovlevart.blogspot.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MikeYakovlevArt
Tumblr: http://yakovlevart.tumblr.com/
: http://yakovlevart..com/
Website: http://yakovlevart.weebly.com/
I know it's a lot, but if you Like my Facebook or follow one of the blogs, you'll pretty much be good =]
This site is still confusing to use even though I've uploaded so much, haha. But just go to the last page to see new stuff.
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberFebruary 24th, 2013 #2
I think I'm just gonna go ahead and dump a bunch of work I've been doing so that you guys can get an idea of my work.
Also so I don't have to wait before I can upload more recent stuff.
The graveyard, I was playing around with simplicity. I had this comp/color/in my head for a while and I wanted to jot it down before it escaped me.
The frog creature, Police and gang member are for a secondary world I am working on. Taking place on a fictional planet, somewhat futuristic, Blade Runner-esque.
February 25th, 2013 #3
I really love enviornments
One thing I've been striving to get good at is environments. Since I'm painting digitally I get to play with different textured brushes and photos.
Enjoy this set.
February 25th, 2013 #4
Man , I love the city enviro. Very nicely done.
The last one , although It was headed in a good direciton. The eyes are bombarded by the 4 long things put right in the middle. I'd suggest cutting those out if you're continuing working on it.
Also for Environments do Thumbnails. If you do those , you'll get more able to manage Mood and Atmosphere and also establish the ground for a better environment.
Cheers and good luck.
Please visit , comment , critique and have a chat with me
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February 25th, 2013 #5
I'll definitely try that out.
February 25th, 2013 #6
Welcome to CA. Really digging these, the only critique I've got for you is to use solid brushes more instead of ones with the opacity set too low. It muddies up the colors and creates weird edges that draw a viewers eyes where they shouldn't. I was the same way for the longest time, keep at it. I will be back for more.
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February 25th, 2013 #7
1 Hour enviornment sketch
took an hour or two to play with shapes and composition. Beginning to play with a new method for finding compositions, where I just make broad shapes/copy paste/re-size and look for a decent comp. I feel I am still lacking confidence when it comes to pushing my dynamic perspective and angles, but I am slowly edging myself into it.
I've been checking out the EOW and using the ideas on there to draw (see what I did there?/i'llshowmyselfout) sketches and get inspiration from them.
February 25th, 2013 #8
Having some fun
I've always admired the silly type of illustration. Flat colors and characters that you don't even know if they are human or not. I guess this was my attempt at it. It was a nice break from all the realistic renders I've been doing.
March 5th, 2013 #9
It seems I am running out of inspiration. Or maybe I'm just getting lazy.
I've been talking to a bunch of small & big time artists lately, and I am getting some wise words. Still find myself not being so eager to create art. Maybe it's a time issue.
I thought I would be uploading awesome artwork and it would look really good, just like everyone else on here, but I've come to terms that I am not that good. So I'll just keep uploading what I can, even if I personally think it's bad. We'll have a nice timeline of my progression.
This one's kinda boring, but I was having a lot of fun with the marks.
I love to work traditionally, but sometimes I just don't feel like setting all my paints up.
March 5th, 2013 #10
Had this really fun idea of a Pirate themes book cover,
I was indecisive between these two layouts.
Which one did I go with?
March 5th, 2013 #11
I'd really love a critique or some comments eventually. Also, is there a way to change the thumbnail for this sketchbook? I think it's a bit boring, it doesn't I didn't know it would be the first post I make. Anyways this is what I chose of the 2 comps to take to final.
March 5th, 2013 #12
more sketches
I've been trying to kick my own ass into doing more work, small or big it doesn't matter
March 5th, 2013 #13
wow, great start to your sketchbook. I like the roughness of the quick digital pieces.
Critiques on my work always welcome!!
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Richard Wagner and Gustav Mahler
We could think that Richard Wagner, the German composer born in 1813 dedicated to a lyrical genre, and Hitler's favourite composer, had nothing in common with Gustav Mahler, born in 1860 in Vienna, master and reformer of the Symphony, whose works were forbidden by the third Reich. However we would be wrong...
Indeed, Richard Wagner had a big influence on Mahler. Their orchestras were of gargantuan proportions, with many brass instruments, and they both liked silences and long-held melody tones, chromaticism... Mahler may have been born 50 years after Wagner, he contributed to his notoriety with Bruckner, by joining him against classicals. His symphonies, but also his numerous Lieder are jewels of post-romanticism, and modernism.
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Wednesday night was the official start of the 2013 Turtle Days in Churubusco, which will run until Saturday.
Following the Opening Ceremony on the entertainment stage, Astella Fisher, 8, started off the Junior Karaoke Competition with her rendition of the Star Spangled Banner.
Turtle Days resumes tonight with food, vendors and rides opening at 6 p.m.
See more pictures on Page A6 of the June 20 issue of The Post and Mail.
COLUMBIA CITY — Alternative education is alive and well in Whitley County.
Whitley County's Commissioners heard a report from Nikki Trier, who is the administrator at the T.R.O.Y. Center, an alternative-education school for students throughout the county and beyond.
Work at the T.R.O.Y. Center is based on partnerships. Trier said working with Whitley County Community Corrections is one such alliance that is mutually beneficial.
PIERCETON — Eric Speicher, Pierceton Elementary School's principal, will be overseeing Syracuse Elementary School in the fall.
Effective June 30, Speicher's role with Whitko Community School Corporation will come to an end, a bittersweet change for Speicher.
"I never imagined I would fall in love with this place so quickly," Speicher said. "I love it here. In some ways it's killing me to leave."
Speicher just finished his second year at PES and took the opportunity to move to Syracuse due in part to the history he has there.
SOUTH WHITLEY — Rose Clason has always been content to let her husband Steve, Whitko Community School Corporation's superintendent, take the limelight.
However, when Rose, 59, was nominated for the district's Friend of Education Award, she was forced into the spotlight.
"I let Steve be the one that's out there. I just sit back, help him where I can and help the schools out when I can," Rose said. "I just try to be the hands and feet of Jesus. If what I do makes a difference in someone's day, then it's worth it."
INDIANAPOLIS (June 18, 2013) — Indiana Senate President Pro Tem David Long (R-Fort Wayne) has appointed State Sen. Jim Banks (R-Columbia City) to summer study committees that will review issues related to education and veterans affairs.
Whitko High School held its spring sports awards banquet recently.
Pictured, girls track award winners, from left: Holly Frantz, Mental Attitude Award; Stephanie Wheeler, Most Improved and Josie Sparks, Most Valuable Runner.
Pictured, boys track winners, from left: Kuyler Bailey, Coaches' Award; Connor Stouder, Most Valuable Award and Walker Hobbs, Most Promising.
COLUMBIA CITY — Little Turtle Elementary School recently announced those students who have achieved honor roll status for the third trimester.
It also named students who earned honor roll status throughout the entire 2012-13 school year.
Kaytlynn Jane Braunsdorf
Taylor Nicole Calloway
Trevor Jeffrey Ebersole
Tucker Andrew Hardy
Katelyn Faith Hoeppner
Riley Lewis Kumfer
Brianna Nicole Laux
Zachary Steven Martin
Gracelynn Ann Martinez
Silas Jackson McCallister
Alison Mae Mossburg
Abigail Mae Price
Bryce Alexander Roy
Isaiah J Rust
COLUMBIA CITY — Music from 1913 was the highlight of DiAnna Weiss's theme for the June meeting of the Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Eta Fine Arts Sorority.
Members shared their talents, including a floral center piece and a table runner on one of the serving tables. An Erma Bombeck reading honoring mothers was given. Duets included "How Could You Believe Me When I Said I Loved You When You Know I've been a Liar All my Life?"; "Blackbird, Bye Bye"; a medley of 1913 hits — "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling," "You Made Me Love You," and "Ave Maria"; and "Let the Rest of the World Go By."
Water main work on Frontage Road, Columbia City, was completed Tuesday.
Pictured are Todd Coyle as he prepares for Cory Dear to dump gravel into the cement.
Frontage Road was closed for two days at the intersection of Ind. 109 while this project was completed. All traffic exiting Frontage Road had to use Ind. 9. All businesses on Frontage Road were connected to the new water main the city laid.
This was the final phase of the project, finishing the connection point at the intersection of Frontage Road and Ind. 109.


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KATRA, INDIA, June 19, 2001: An unprecedented rush of pilgrims to Vaishno Devi has created chaos and confusion right from Katra, base camp, to the bhavan where thousands of yatris are awaiting their turn for "darshan" in the open. Against the room capacity of 10,000 to 12,000 in hotels and private guest houses between 40,000 and 50,000 pilgrims land in this small town daily. Between 10,000 and 15,000 pilgrims reach Jammu by trains everyday and two holiday specials have been pressed into service to cope with the rush of the pilgrims. The chaos at the bhavan, too, is a matter of worry for the pilgrims as the maximum capacity for pilgrims at the bhavan is 18,000, but at present there are between 22,000 and 25,000 yatris waiting for their turn to enter into the cave.
PURI, INDIA, June 23, 2001: Over 800,000 devotees witnessed the famous car festival of Lord Jagannath, His elder brother Lord Balabhadra and sister Goddess Subhadra in the pilgrim town of Puri on Saturday. The downpour and power failure on Friday night didn't deter devotees who thronged to celebrate the annual sojourn of the Lord. The "Mangala Arati" of the deities started at about 5:00 am and was followed by other rituals. The festival then witnessed one of its finest moments when the three deities were brought out of the temple to their respective chariots in a spectacular procession called "Pahandi." The Shankaracharya of Gobardhan Peetha, Puri, Swami Neeschalananda Saraswati, was the first to have a "darshan," or sight, of the three deities on their chariots. There was a mad scramble to hold the ropes of the chariots, a lifetime wish of the devotees who had come from all corners of the country and abroad to witness the famous festival.
HYDERABAD, INDIA, JUNE 23, 2001: Child marriages are banned under Indian laws, but a nongovernmental organization (NGO) working in Mahabubnagar district of Andhra Pradesh publicly organized 11 such weddings in one day. Uchita Viaha Vedika, a voluntary NGO which arranges free mass weddings of poor couples, organized those of 11 couples aged between 12 and 16 years old on May 20, in the presence of a local legislator and other eminent people. Child marriages are common in some back regions but this is perhaps the first time that a voluntary organization publicly arranged such weddings. In India, the legal age for marriage of boys is 21 and of girls 18.
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, June 24, 2001: Vegetarians in Britain are being offered cheaper life insurance because, it is claimed, they are healthier and less likely to die earlier. They are being given a 25 percent reduction in their monthly premiums. The Animal Friends Insurance (AFI) society is the first to offer the cheaper rates to vegetarians and other companies are expected to follow. In the past, the only significant lifestyle factor that British insurers had taken into account for life policies was smoking. According to Ms. Elaine Fairfax, head of AFI, a succession of studies gives strong indications that vegetarians live longer and are less likely to suffer from serious or chronic illnesses that shorten lives. The company therefore wants to reward vegetarians by giving them cheaper life insurance policies. According to the Vegetarian Society, an exclusively vegetarian diet reduces the risk of some cancers by up to 40 per cent and of heart disease by 30 per cent. The chance of developing kidney and gallstones is also lower and the threat of diet-related diabetes and high blood pressure is minimized.
NEW DELHI & TAMIL NADU, INDIA, June 23, 2001: They are calling it "the cause of the girl child." Organizations such as the National Commission for Women, UNICEF and the Indian Medical Association, collaborating in their campaign against the gender bias, have invited religious leaders to participate in a national convention on Sunday, June 24th. Alarmingly, the latest census figures have shown a steady decrease in the female population in all the states of India. Averaging 927 female children per thousand male children in the zero- to six-year-old age group, some states fair even worse. Quoting the article, "Chandigarh has 773 females to 1000 males, Haryana 861, Punjab 874 and Uttar Pradesh 898." Sanjiv Malik, secretary general of the IMA points out that the statistics clearly indicate that the girl child is being eliminated either before or after birth.
PHILADELPHIA, USA, June 17, 2001: What creates that transcendental feeling of being one with the universe? Scientists are asking whether spirituality can be explained in terms of neural networks, neurotransmitters and brain chemistry. Using powerful brain imaging technology, researchers are exploring what mystics call nirvana, and what Christians describe as a state of grace. In an experiment to recreate a spiritual experience in the brain, a volunteer wears headgear that produces an electromagnetic pattern on a computer program. "The brain is set up in such a way as to have spiritual and religious experiences," said Andrew Newberg, a Philadelphia scientist who authored the book "Why God Won't Go Away." "Unless there is a fundamental change in the brain, religion and spirituality will be here for a very long time. The brain is predisposed to having those experiences and that is why so many people believe in God."
BANGALORE, INDIA, June 18, 2001: Victoria Layout in the heart of the city seems to be a haven for unauthorized shrines, in this case Christian altars -- mostly dedicated to St Mary. Many are small, but on Richmond Road Circle one is a full-fledged altar with its walls laced in marble, and a mini garden around it -- all crammed in the little space on the pavement. There are few answers for questions like when and by whom this unauthorized altar was constructed. Be it large or small, any shrine or altar without the proper authorization runs the risk of eventual demolition by the Bangalore Development Authority Task Force.
Source: The Hindu
CHENNAI, INDIA, JUNE 22, 2001: The poor condition of elephants kept in many temples in the state has brought into focus the need for the forest department to intervene, according to wildlife enthusiasts. Poor maintenance, cramped rooms, lack of veterinary care, wrong diet and exploitation by their masters are some of the problems the elephants face. According to Forest Department sources, nearly 45 to 50 temples have their own elephants. Most of the temples keep only one animal each. As the elephants are social animals, confining them alone is also considered mistreatment. Regular screening for diseases, supervising maintenance of elephants, health care for mahouts, insurance for the elephants and his master are some of the suggestions for better maintenance.
Source: India Today
KATRA, INDIA, June 20, 2001: Thousands of people are waiting for their turn at Katra from where the pilgrims assemble to begin their journey to the Vaishno Devi Shrine. This year, summer vacations are producing 40,000-60,000 pilgrims per day. The Shrine Board has the infrastructure to handle issuing passes to only 22 thousand people at a time. The result is delay and hold up for a large number of people on their way to the holy place. Board officials maintain that if more than 22,000 are processed at a given time, there are chances of a stampede taking place. As a result of this limitation, many pilgrims are stuck for twenty-four hours waiting for their turn. They also complain that they are given just three seconds to stand before the Goddess, which is just insufficient.
WASHINGTON, D.C., June 18, 2001: Among the world's 6,800 languages, half to 90 percent could be extinct by the end of the century. Half of all languages are spoken by fewer than 2,500 people each, according to the Worldwatch Institute, a private organization that monitors global trends. Languages need at least 100,000 speakers to pass from generation to generation. War, genocide, fatal natural disasters, government bans and the adoption of more dominant languages also contribute to their demise. Several languages in India face extinction.
Source: The Pioneer
NEW DELHI, INDIA, June 12, 2001: An unique gurukulam (priest school), Shri Hanuman Sanskrit Mahavidalaya, has been in operation in West Delhi since 1978. Attracting students from poor families who cannot afford food or education for their offspring, the institute is run by a branch of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad. While teaching common subjects such as history and English as well as astrology and Sanskrit grammar, the school cannot afford to offer any sciences in its curriculum. Upon graduating with Class 12 from the school, students can continue their post secondary studies in a shastri course. With an excellent grasp of English and history, graduates can become lecturers, work in historical museums, become astrologers or work as priests in temples run by the government.
Source: Sri Lanka Newspaper
COLOMBO, SRI LANKA, June 5, 2001: In an attempt to meet the needs of 13.7 million Buddhists on the island, the government has advertised for monks. With only 39,000 monks, many of them aging, to serve the Buddhist congregation, an additional 1,000 candidates are needed in the Buddhist Clergy. However, only 671 aspirants responded, and the mass ordination has been postponed. These aspirants will however serve in temples until they are ordained at a later date. Traditionalists of the Buddhist clergy have objected to the way the Prime Minister has, "short-circuited the strict process of choosing aspirants."
COLOMBO, SRI LANKA, June 19, 2001: Prime Minister Ratnasiri Wickremanayake, blaming the island's low population rate for a shortage of Buddhist monks and soldiers, has urged Sri Lankans to have more children. Offering special bonuses as incentives, he advised citizens to disregard slogans promoting small families. He blamed Sri Lanka's slow population growth, held up as a model among developing countries, for the failure of his recent drives to recruit 10,000 soldiers and 2,000 monks, the Sinhala-language "Divaina" reported.
FOLKESTONE, UNITED KINGDOM, June 16, 2001: Recruited from the hill tribes in eastern and western Nepal, Gurkha soldiers serving in the British Army paid their respects to the King and Queen of Nepal last Saturday. Offering fresh picked flowers to five-foot-high portraits of the Royal couple, the Gurkhas had been shocked by the deaths. A Hindu priest was on hand at the ceremony to offer condolences. However, these soldiers who are hand picked for the Army every year after rigorous tests, are resilient and according to a senior army officer, "After the shock, life will go on."
NEW YORK, NEW YORK, June 13, 2001: A UNICEF picture of an Indian mother with her twin children -- a boy and a severely malnourished girl -- has become a symbol of the plight of the girl child in India. The picture has been used to epitomize the discriminatory feeding practices in India at a briefing, "Saving Women's Lives: The Impact of Violence on Safe Motherhood Worldwide", in New York. The briefing also covered issues of the Taliban's role in denying Afghan women adequate healthcare, health status of immigrant women in the US, and domestic violence and abuse of women by present or former partners all over the world. The UN Undersecretary General said, "Violence is something that all countries and classes have in common. One in three women worldwide has probably experienced violence in some form, by someone close to her. It is the result of sex-related abortions that we have 60 million fewer girls than expected."


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A masked figure from Bali is emblematic of the cross-cultural interpretation of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" being presented at Butler University
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Part of the 2012 Spirit and Place Festival, the production is directed by I Nyoman Sedana, the current DeHaan Visiting International Theatre Artist. Sedana is on the faculty of the Indonesian Arts Institute Denpasar, in Bali, Indonesia.
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DENVER - NOVEMBER 14: Offensive lineman Chris Kuper of the Denver Broncos blocks against Jovan Belcher of the Kansas City Chiefs at INVESCO Field at Mile High on November 14, 2010 in Denver, Colorado. The Broncos defeated the Chiefs 49-29. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)
Just horrific news out of Kansas City this morning. According to multiple reports, Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher shot and killed his girlfriend, and then drove to the team's facility and killed himself. The team confirmed the incident in a statement. "We can confirm that there was an incident at Arrowhead earlier this morning. We are cooperating with authorities in their investigation." The 25-year-old Belcher, who started 10 games this season, reportedly fired the first gunshots around 8 a.m., and then drove to the facility a short time later. Rumors are swirling that several Chiefs coaches confronted Belcher, urging him not to take his own life. More on this as it develops.
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- Enjoy a guided wine tasting at Jacobs Creek, whose origins go back more than 150 years to the valley's first commercial vineyard
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What You Can Expect
Start with a drive along a scenic route that follows the River Torrens and winds through the spectacular Torrens Gorge. Pass Kangaroo Creek Reservoir and Millbrooke Reservoir, which provide water to Adelaide, then continue through quaint Williamstown, the southern gateway to the Barossa Valley.
Stop after about an hour on the road at Seppeltsfield Winery. Established in 1851, the winery includes more than 250 acres (100 hectares) of vineyards with shiraz and grenache grapes, the traditional grapes cultivated in the Barossa
Continue into the Barossa Valley to arrive at Jacob's Creek. Started by an immigrant from Bavaria who planted the valley's first commercial vineyard in 1847, Jacob's Creek is now one of Australia's most famous wineries. Take a walking tour of the Jacob's Creek display vineyard and learn about its 14 grape varieties, then enjoy a guided tasting of several of the winery's delicious wines.
Next, drive to the Menglers Hill Lookout to take in amazing views of the valley's vineyards, hills and farms. Admire huge sculptures made from local marble and granite at the Barossa Sculpture Park located just below the lookout.
Then head to Barossa Chateau, which is surrounded by 22 acres (9 hectares) of rose gardens and more than 30,000 roses. The chateau's grand ballroom features 18th- and 19th-century art and antiquities including an extensive collection of porcelain from important makers like Meissen, Sevres, Worchester, Chelsea and Stinton.
Stroll to the restaurant for a delicious 2-course lunch with the option to purchase wine to accompany your meal. Then visit Creed Wines, also located on the property, to sample some of their fine wines.
Hop back on your coach to travel to Hahndorf, a small town in the Adelaide Hills that is the oldest remaining German settlement in Australia. Stroll under 100-year-old elm and plane trees on the main street and take in the quaint cottages, craft shops and tea rooms of the town.
On your return to Adelaide, pass through the lush Adelaide Hills and villages such as Crafers, Stirling, Aldgate and Bridgewater. After an 8-hour tour, your guide returns you to your Adelaide hotel in the early evening.
Customer Reviews
July 2015
This tour was amazing!
June 2015
This tour was a fantastic taste of the Barossa Valley. Our tour guide was absolutely fantastic. Apart from a few loud disrespectful passengers on our bus this was a great day.