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NEW YORK - APRIL 20: (EDITORS NOTE: IMAGES HAVE BEEN DIGITALLY MANIPULATED) Bart Scott of the New York Jets poses for a portrait on April 20, 2009 in New York, New York. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)
According to the New York Daily News, Jets LB Bart Scott would be willing to take a paycut from the $6.9 million salary that he's set to make next season if it allowed him to remain with the team. Scott, 32, has been rumored to be on the chopping block once the season ended, given that his overall production has declined in recent years. The report mentions that the most likely course of action for the Jets would be to release Scott and re-sign him to a much lower deal for next season, assuming that they're still interested in having him on their roster. The post Bart Scott Willing To Take A Paycut To Remain With The Jets appeared first on NFL Trade Rumors.
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Written on October 29, 2013 at 8:03 am, by Allison
I refuse to admit that I am behind on my Christmas knitting so I'm celebrating Halloween a little extra this year. I have severe carpal tunnel that has been plaguing me . Surgery on righty has been completed, lefty is going under the knife in just a couple of months. Knitting has been slow going and crochet has been a little easier for me. That being said….here are some things that make me happy about Halloween.
Jan Lewis' Free Pumpkin Pattern on Ravelry
and one more thing I love about Halloween-this sweater! Free download is available at plymouthyarn.com
Maybe next time I'll be willing to admit that Christmas is less than 9 weeks away.
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Written on October 15, 2013 at 1:52 pm, by Allison
Choosing Yarn for YOUR Sweater
Yarn choice is arguably the most important part of planning your sweater but how do you know which yarn is suitable for your sweater? Lets look at a couple factors that will affect the yarn you choose to make your sweater.
1. Who Are You Knitting For
The first thing you'll want to consider is who you are knitting this sweater for. Think about where they live, is it warm or cool? Where will you (or they) wear this sweater? Is it going to be for your next dinner party or for backpacking through the mountains. Once you have an idea of who will wear it and where they will wear it you can choose a yarn that will be suitable.
2. Care
The next thing you'll want to think about is how much time you have to take care of your new favorite sweater. Do you want to take the time to hand wash or would you prefer to have a machine washable yarn? If you would rather have a machine washable yarn, look for superwash wool or cotton yarns. If you were thinking of using something a little bit more luxurious but want a sweater that is easy to care for, try using buffalo yarn as it can be machine washed and dried! If you are knitting for children, washable is probably a good option.
3. Fiber Content
The type of fiber you choose will greatly affect the feel and warmth of your sweater. Animal fibers like wool, alpaca and cashmere tend to be warm and soft to the touch. Plant fibers like cotton, bamboo and hemp tend to be cooler on the skin but great for those who are allergic to some animal fibers. To get the benefits of different fibers try using a blend.
4. Color
This is my favorite part of choosing yarn for my next sweater! Take a look at your wardrobe before you go to buy yarn and find something that will work with the clothing you wear most often. There is nothing so exciting as getting to wear your new sweater all the time! When you buy your yarn be sure that all of the skeins are from the same dye lot so you don't end up with a section of a slightly different color. If you are using a hand dyed yarn with a lot of color variation, try alternating skeins every few rows so that your color blends nicely. One last thing to consider when you are choosing a color for your yarn is skin tone. Be sure that the yarn you choose compliments your skin tone so that you will look fabulous in your new sweater!
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The last thing you'll need to think about when you are choosing yarn for your sweater is how much you are comfortable spending on yarn. My advice is, don't skimp on yarn. You will be spending a lot of time and energy to create your sweater, choose a fiber that matches the care you have taken to create the sweater. The nicer the fiber, the more you will want to wear it. On the other hand if this is your first sweater and you are just testing the waters of sweater knitting maybe an inexpensive yarn would be prudent.
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Written on October 15, 2013 at 8:30 am, by Vanessa
I'd like to introduce Kaelin Hearn, our new sales rep for Eastern Pennsylvania and New York. Kaelin began working at Plymouth in 2004 right out of high school and worked around her college courses. She started out in the warehouse, packaging and sorting shipments. Soon after, Kaelin began working on our computers and formatting patterns. She also assisted at photo shoots, contributing her fashion sense to our garment stylings. Some of you may know Kaelin from talking to her on the phone in customer service about yarn shop orders or pattern questions. She was our go-to girl!
Her passion and eagerness to learn about yarn, design and sales shined. In the spring of this year, Kaelin began her journey as a sales rep. Having great customer service and a big heart has helped guide her into her new role. She is an asset at Plymouth. I personally love consulting with her on yarn and pattern trends. She enjoys hosting trunk shows for Plymouth and contributing any knitting trends to the designers and the Plymouth customers.
Kaelin is great at helping guide shops to incorporate the best creative, functional, and current trends into the shops. She is very unique if she isn't knitting or searching for new designs she is spending time with her very big family or fishing on the weekends.
Kaelin is modelling my newest design. I'm always on the lookout for the perfect pattern that I like to come back to, again and again. Alas, the criteria for such a pattern is high for me.
Here is a working list of some of the must haves for that perfect pattern:
1. Quick to knit, must take 1-2 days to make, no more than that!
2. It must keep my attention- something that isn't just boring stockinet or garter.
3. Should require only 1-2 skeins. Bonus if it is only 1 skein. I need to use up those impulse buy skeins I get when I go yarn shopping! (You know what I am talking about- they call your name… and you don't know what to do with them but you can't just leave them on the shelf!!)
This brings me to my newest design- Twisted Column Mitts.
These mitts meet all of these requirements for me! They only took me one evening to make. They have a simple cable that adds interest. Lastly, they only require one skein of bouncy, washable and durable DK Merino Superwash.
What are your requirements for that perfect pattern?
Happy Knitting!! –Vanessa
To Fit: Ladies Size Hands
Approximate Circumference: 6 ½", without stretching
Length: 7 ½"
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1—50G skein, color 1100 Honeydew
Gauge: 22 sts, 32 rows= 4" in st st on US Size 6 (4mm) knitting needles, 26 sts, 32 rows= 4" in Twist Columns on US Size 6 (4mm) knitting needles.
Needles: US Size 6 (4mm) DPNs, 2 stitch markers, cable needle.
Twist Columns (Worked over 20 sts)
Round 1: P1, k2, p4, k2, p2, k2, p4, k2, p1.
Round 2: same as round 1.
Round 3: P1, k2, p3, C3B, p2, C3F, p3, k2, p1.
Round 4: P1, k2, p3, k3, p2, k3, p3, k2, p1.
Round 5: P1, k2, p2, C3B, k1, p2, k1, C3F, p2, k2, p1.
Round 6: P1, k2, p2, k4, p2, k4, p2, k2, p1.
Round 7: P1, k2, p1, T3B, k2, p2, k2, T3F, p1, k2, p1.
Round 8: (P1, k2)3x, p2, (k2, p1)3x.
Round 9: P1, k2, T3B, p1, k2, p2, k2, p1, T3F, k2, p1.
Round 10: P1, k4, (p2, k2)2x, p2, k4, p1.
Round 11: P1, k1, T3B, (p2, k2)2x, p2, T3F, k1, p1.
Round 12: P1, k3, p3, k2, p2, k2, p3, k3, p1.
Round 13: P1, T3B, p3, k2, p2, k2, p3, T3F, p1.
Round 14: P1, k2, p4, k2, p2, k2, p4, k2, p1.
Rep these 14 rounds for pattern st.
Mitt (make 2)
CO 40 sts, divide the sts onto 4 DPNs. Join in the round, being careful not to twist. PM. Work in 1×1 rib (k1 st, p1 st) for 10 rounds. Beg working in twist columns pattern. Work 22 rounds twist columns pattern- end having worked round 8 of twist columns.
Thumb: Work round 9 of twist columns across 20 sts, pm, m1 twice by picking up the bar between the 2 sts with the left hand needle from front to back, k this st tbl, pick up the same bar with left hand needle from back to front and k this st (2 sts inc'd.), pm, work round 9 of twist columns across 20 sts.
Next Round: Work next round of twist columns across 20 sts, sl m, k to m, sl m, work next round of twist columns across 20 sts.
Inc Round: Work next round of twist columns across 20 sts, sl m, m1, k to m, m1, sl m, work next round of twist columns across 20 sts. Rep the last 2 rows until there are 12 sts in between the m- end having worked round 5 of twist columns.
Next Round: Work round 6 of twist columns across 20 sts, sl m, p across 12 sts in between m, sl m, work round 8 of twist columns across 20 sts.
Next Round: Work round 7 of twist columns across 20 sts, remove m, BO in k the 12 sts for the thumb, remove m, work round 7 of twist columns across 20 sts. 40 sts on needles. Work in twist columns pattern as established for 4 more rounds- end having worked round 11. Then work in 1×1 rib for 7 rounds. BO in rib on next round. Make another mitt. Weave in all ends.
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ABBREVIATIONS: beg= begin(ning), BO= bind off, C3B= sl 1 st to cable needle and hold to back, k2, k1 from cable needle, C3F= sl 2 sts to cable needle and hold to front, k1, k2 from cable needle, CO= cast on, dec= decrease, DPNs= double pointed needles, inc= increase, m1- make one, pm= place marker, p = purl, rem= remain(ning), rep= repeat, RS= right side, sl= slip, st(s) = stitch(es), st st = stockinette st, T3B= sl 1 st to cable needle and hold to back, k2, p1 from cable needle, T3F= sl 2 sts to cable needle and holt to front, p1, k2 from cable needle, tbl= through back loop
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Written on October 14, 2013 at 8:57 am, by Allison
I'm sure by now you have seen Creative Knitting's beautiful All Season Throws issue released in August. It's an amazing edition full of gorgeous throws that are perfect for every occasion. Plymouth Yarn can be found throughout the entire magazine in 14 different designs ranging from beginner to expert. Each and every one of them would make a perfect gift or treasure for yourself if you don't want to share! Take a look at your favorite Plymouth Yarns featured in these pictures below. Photos courtesy of Creative Knitting Magazine.
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Written on October 11, 2013 at 12:00 pm, by Cia
I Love Yarn Day….As opposed to what??? Who would dare say the opposite even out loud!!?
Even people who don't knit/crochet/spin/weave/needlepoint walk into a Yarn Shop and are in awe of the beauty. The colors, the textures, the creativity just oozing out of every corner can make almost anyone swoon. Believe me, I have taken my husband into shops and when he comments about it, I know I am not half crazy.
So when you find yourself in a slump, doldrums, or caught between a rock and a loss of the next project, step into you LYS or better yet the next yarn shop down the street for variety, and see what transpires! Look over the shelves of yarns, gadgets, and then peruse the books. OH! The Books!!!
This leads me to a few we have found inspiring! Martingale and Plymouth are doing a cross promotion. Check out their website. We will be having a contest. To enter, just leave a comment on this blog post. (One winner will be chosen at random on Tuesday October 15th!) The winner will receive a $50 gift certificate for any book from Martingale of your choice. Then head to Martingale and see what Plymouth will be giving away on their website! Cool?! Yeah, cool!! This one is my fave! Check it out:
Nice, huh? So, reply to our blog entry and you will be automatically entered into our random drawing for the Martingale gift certificate. Then go to Martingale's website and see how you can win a great pattern and yarn from Plymouth! We will announce the lucky winner of the Martingale gift certificate on Tuesday the 15th of October (since Monday is Columbus Day!).
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Written on October 10, 2013 at 10:28 am, by Allison
We are so happy it's almost I Love Yarn Day! Head on over to our twitter page on October 11th to win some yarn!
Here's what you have to do…..
1. Knitters and crocheters-tweet and tell us your favorite local yarn shop!
You MUST tag us with @PlymouthYarn and use the hashtag #ILovePlymouthYarn, you can also use #ILoveYarnDay.
For example: @PlymouthYarn, The ABC Yarn shop is the best #ILovePlymouthYarn or @PlymouthYarn, The ABC Yarn shop is the best #ILoveYarnDay.
2. Yarn Shops-tweet and tell us your favorite Plymouth Yarn!
You MUST tag us with @PlymouthYarn and use the hashtag #ILovePlymouthYarn, you can also use #ILoveYarnDay. Feel free to hastag your shop too!
For Example: @PlymouthYarn the Gina yarn is our best seller! #ILovePlymouthYarn or @PlymouthYarn the Gina yarn is our best seller! #ILoveYarnDay
One yarn shop will win 10 balls of Encore Mega in I Love Yarn Day themed colors
Knitters and Crocheters, You can win one of 4 prizes that include 2 skeins
of a quick project and pattern, great for the holidays!
Winners will be chosen at random on Monday October 14th and notified by direct message if available.
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Written on October 3, 2013 at 3:08 pm, by Allison
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Written on September 27, 2013 at 11:57 am, by Allison
It's Yarn Crawl season and if one of these events is happening in your area, you should surely make the time to go!
Ending September 29th
Denver, CO area
September 26th-29th 2013
San Diego, CA
September 27th-October 6th 2013
Charlotte, NC and surrounding area
October 4th-6th 2013
Boston, MA
October 4th-6th
Western Connecticut
October 5th & 6th 2013
New York, NY
October 11th-20th 2013
Central Texas
Hill Country Yarn Crawl -the best little yarn crawl in Texas!
Yarn Shops-if there is a crawl in your area, please leave it in the comments.
Please email yarn crawl info to Plymouth Yarn! We'd love to share your event!
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Written on September 18, 2013 at 8:19 am, by Allison
Please join us in welcoming Britt-Marie Brehmer to our Sales Team, for the Northern California territory and Nevada.
Her Bio:
In Sweden, where I was born, knitting and sewing was part of the weekly curriculum in 3rd grade. That's where it all started for me. It has been a joyful hobby throughout my life, and after years of working with my husband in our Software Company, and children all grown up, I decided to take my love for textiles to the next level. I'm thrilled to be part of the Plymouth Team, and surround myself with people that share my passion. Weaving, cooking, baking and gardening also have a place in my heart.
You can find Britt-Marie on Ravelry.
Here are some of her most recent projects:
We are happy to welcome you to the Plymouth Yarn family and wish you much success in your territory!
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Written on September 17, 2013 at 12:00 pm, by Cia
Post by Cia Abbott Bullemer
Now that we have had a few nights in the 50′s, it makes me stop and think about all 4 of my baby girls (granddaughters) and their need for warmth and Nonnie lovin'! (This little one isn't mine, but feels similar when I get to hold her!).
A few years ago, (actually probably 10!) I took a class from Nicky Epstein in Encinitas CA at Common Threads. She was teaching edgings from her Knitting Over the Edge book. Well, the simplicity and the brilliance of the corkscrew tassel has followed me thru the years.
Hence the cute "pompom" corkscrew tassels for this cute hat. It is shown here on our little model, Gianna. She is the granddaughter of one of our excellent test knitters. Watch her grow up with us. She is a dream baby to work with as well. Always in a good mood and very tolerant of the multiple wardrobe changes!
Back to the hat! It is made with a new yarn that Plymouth is showing for this season. It is called Baby Beenz. Our Jelli Beenz has been such a success over the years that we came to the conclusion we need Baby colors!!! And here it is! We love the fiber content's durability wash after wash after wash.
Feel free to ask for it at your LYS and print off this free pattern. Trust me, you will make it over and over again as well as the corkscrew tassel!!!
F527 Baby Beenz Corkscrew Hat Pdf Download


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Cheetah Mounts Tilt Universal Wall Mount for 32" - 65" LCD/Plasma
Cheetah Mounts Tilt Universal Wall Mount for 32" - 65" LCD/Plasma
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Club Almoggar Agadir
Very enjoyable Stay
The hotel is a 3 star hotel consisting of a number of 3 storey blocks each withabout 30 rooms giving a toal of must be over 400 rooms. Some of the rooms are fairly newly refurbished others older. We were in one of the older rooms which was basic but certainly adequate seeing as we did not go on holiday to spend much time in the room. The room was clean and kept clean by the maid with towels changed every day. In the two weeks we were there i saw one cockroach in the room and a couple of small spiders which for a country with this climate is excellent. The hotel complex is built on the side of a hill with reception being at the top there a lots of stairs but due to the layout of the hotel a lift would be impractical. therefore it is not suitable really for anyone with mobility problems. However for a small tip the proter will carry your luggage to your room- and is happy to accept a tip in english or euro if you do not have any small dirhem. The hotel bar is reasonable with soft drinks being 10 Dirhem (about 60p) but bigger than a UK can. A small beer is just over a pound (18 dirhem). The hotel is either half board or all inclusive (though it was all French and german that werre all-in). The pool area is not as big as it could be for a hotel fo this size but it was adequate a big square divided into 2 very shallow pools a third shallow pool leading into the deep pool which was about 25 m by 10m. You had to be up early to reserve a sunbed as by 8 they were all gone. The restaurant was good but you needed to avoid it after 9 in the morning for breakfast as it was too busy- the evening meal was held in two sittings we always went to the first one and had no problems getting a table. The food was generally good with a lot iof fish being served at the evening meal though it was a buffet with other food as well. I tended to stick to the moroccan food served up and never had a bad meal, they also had some food that catered for my daughters (fussy eaters). Half board entitles you to one evening meal per week either in the morccan restaurant in the hotel or the italian on the seafront. You had to book these in the morning. We did not eat in either as the moroccan one didn't cater for my fussy children and the italian one had a very limited choice.
The location of the hotal is not great it is right on the edge of the tourist area though it is certainly within walking distance (my daughter doesn't walk far and she managed it easily) if you go out of the back entrance on to the seafront there are a number of good restaurants including our favourite a lebanese one within a couple of minutes walk lunch for a family of four with drinks worked out at a maximum of �15 in the lebanese restaurant slightly further away (10-15 mins) is macdonalds and pizza hut if you feel the need with another half dozen restaurants in between. the main touristy area is just a bit further on. There are two markets a very small municipal market within walking distance - a few souvenir shops in there and a few more around it including uniprix a fixed price souvenir shop. the second market is souq alhad which is about 5k away from the hotel this is a bigger motre traditional souq with everything for sale for locals and tourists a petit taxi costs 15 dirhem each way but only takes three people the grand taxi is a bit more expensive but you need to agree a price with the driver before you set off. yes everyone will try and rip you off but this is their way of life and they will try the same with their own. You can get things very cheap if you haggle. If you go out of the tourist areas things are even cheaper four soft drinks will be about �1.20 throw a beer in and it is just iover 2 quid. Not all restaurants outside the tourist area will sell beer though. The only downside for me to this hotel was the entertainment i found them very difficult to understand when speaking english - there were probably less than a quarter of the people staying there from UK. The main language after arabic being french this was to be expected. there is also a third language Berber which is spoken by a lot of the hotel staff and local people. We encounterde no problems at all on holiday in the hotel or outside and had a very enjoyable time.
Well we arrived at our hotel on the 21st June it was around eleven in the evening and it took forever for the receptionists to acknowlege we were there to get our keys.
In the morning we were awoken by loud bangs from the doors as people we getting up to go to breakfast at half six in the morning, the maids then kept coming into our room to clean. So after a long journey to our holiday resort from England we had to then get up at seven as we had no chance of sleeping. We then went to breakfast only to find cats lurking around the restaurant, flies everywhere, the food was basic. We were told not to eat salads or vegetables we hadn't peeled ourselves and this was all the buffet consisted of. Eggs were cooked raw and if you didn't want a drink from the waiter then don't expect a pleasant response.
This was suppose to be a relaxing holiday but as the rooms all have doors onto a corridor you can hear absolutely everything from 6am-2am so the best chance of some sleep is on the plane on the way home.
The water from the bathroom was brown sometimes so do not drink it many people had bad stomachs.
i would never go back to this very aged hotel and the travel agents can expect a complaint along with many others from what i can gather from other holiday makers who were also there.
Gorgeous Views
Well after reading the comments on this hotel, I did not expect a lot but was pleasantly surprised. First impressions of the hotel were that is was large and very clean, the rooms were spacious and we had a lovely sea view as requested, however we had to climb 52 steps from the road to the room to get the sea view, the lower rooms had pool view with fewer steps, worth bearing in mind if you stay at this hotel. The rooms were clean and the maids did an excellent job even providing us with fresh flowers one day which was a pleasant surprise. There was entertainment nightly but this was late for those staying with young children, the childrens club is active but you may need to check with the animation staff what is on when as our son only used the mini golf each afternoon. There was a currency exchange facility which was useful but no signs to say no currency exchange on Sundays at all, also you cannot change travellers cheques on Sundays at the western union in the resort, so take some cash just in case of emergencies. There is a cash machine in the hotel which takes english cards to that was a bonus. The waiters are all very friendly and attentive. Breakfast was excellent but the hotel has a strict policy on not taking food out so if you have an early start, make it even earlier for breakfast. The meal at night was fine, a tangine of various meats, a cold cut or hot joint and a variety of fish on the barbeque (changed nightly). All the food is beautifully presented and the chefs even did butter sculptures which were amazing, the food was always hot and tasty if sometimes a little odd combinations. I have never tasted cous cous like it, this was served at least 3 times per week, the food is on a buffet basis with fresh fruit served at both breakfast and dinner. We made use of the snack bar by the pool and this was also of good quality and reasonable value. The pizzeria is worth a visit, there is a free meal included with the half board but this is a fixed menu, 4 seasons pizza, chicken escalope and icecream but still very nice. The hotel is literally accross the road from the beach and a lovely view of the Kasbah can be seen from most of the rooms, it is within walking distance of the main strip and a short taxi ride from the town centre. The noddy train or orient express is very pricy but worth it for the children, would recommend one ride on it but not worth a daily ride, use the taxis. Beware shop keepers inviting you in to "look around" this is a lure to get you in and then trying to get you to buy something you really do not want. Well worth a visit is the city zoo or bird garden, dirt cheap and lots to see. Well worth a visit and only 15 minutes walk from the hotel. The pool was clean and attended from 9am to 6pm with huge shallow section for the kids and a section just as big for the swimmers. All in all a very nice hotel in a good location.
Laid back holiday
rooms were spotless and the hotel staff all very friendly.
The rooms were big. They seemed basic but you didn't need anything else. take your own hairdrier irons etc. No telly for those who would want to watch it.
The pool and grounds were great. The pool is safe for younger ones. Lots and lots of steps which could be a problem for infirm or push chairs.
The restraunt was very poor and I'd recommend going b&b. breakfast is ok. There are loads of places to eat nearby which are very cheap.
Lots to see nearby. Watch out for the taxis. quick to rip you off1 Check they understand where you want them to take you otherwise you'll be taken all over the place.
All in all a lovely holiday. Temp in 30s all week. often started off overcast so do stuff in the morning while its cool
Enjoy the experience
We have just returned from a weeks stay at the Al-Moggar.Two adults - children aged 8 and 12.
We booked Morroco as we wanted some sunshine and a bit of culture.
The hotel was OK.We booked a family room which was bigger than others used in the past and was comfortable and cleaned daily by a maid who even made us a washing line from string whilst we were out.
The pool was nice - cold but nice and there was an animation team based in the hotel who came round asking for volunteers for crazy golf/water polo/football etc (but no pressure for those of us who just wanted to sit and relax)
The hotel restaurant was poor - shabby and not much choice - no chiller cabinet - sometimes cats in there walking around.It was also chaotic as other nationalities do not queue as we Brits do !
There is a swap available once a week to a Pizzeria which is spotless and wortn a visit.We also chose to eat out on the last night which was cheap and the restauarnt overlooked the sea.
The entertainment in the hotel was directed at the french and I did not hear English spoken once so that was a let down too.
The 2 day trip to Marrakech was absolutely brilliant - real must - well worth the money.
The locals did not pester like I thought they would - they took no for an answer and moved on.
We enjoyed the experience and the sunshine and may go back but probably not to Al-Moggar.
Great family holiday!
We went from feb 10th to feb 17th, weather great, 25-30 degrees all week. brilliant welcome and organisation by the Sunset rep.
kids are 11, 14 adults 23, 34, 48, 48. trip to the camel ranch brilliant!Top of the Kasbah- breathtaking!
we all enjoyed practicing our french and getting used to the different cultures who live and holiday there.
The staff were exellent in making us all feel welcome, expecially
when they realised we were open to a bit of a laugh!
(hubby ended up on stage as part of the entertainment!) The rooms were big and cleaned every day, loved the walled partition between the lads and us, they could watch their dvd's later in the evening without disturbing two old fogies! O.k.the pool was cold, but the lads didnt notice, well, we enjoyed every minute anyway!
Hotel fine, restaurant and food bad
We have just returned from a weeks holiday at the AL Moggar. Overall the holiday was fine. The staff are friendly, rooms clean enough however the buffet restaurant is appauling. Dirty table cloths which resemble old fashioned blankets, grey napkins which should be white. The food is not apetising salad not kept in chiller etc and the general decor, chairs etc very poor. We chose to eat out most nights. Food outside very nice and reasonably priced. The hotel is in a nice position on the beach however a fair walk if you want to lay on sunbeds.
The Moroccan people are very friendly and do not hassle you as i thought they might.
Must do trip is overnight in Marakecch no place like that on earth !
Weather for february brilliant sunshine every day!
Good hotel and location
We have just come back from 2weeks at the Al Moggar the rooms were spotless and well looked after, with aircon/heaters (no charge). The food was good but not hot enough (cold plates) and catered for all tastes. The staff were all frendly and most spoke some english. Entertainment most evenings. The hotel is at the far end of the resort but withing walking distance of the center,a good position for the promonade, with good eating places either side of the hotel entrance, we enjoyed our stay here and would go back, a good value for money hotel.
Honeymoon heaven
Have just booked a holiday for 2006 and twas my first time at using the tripadvisor facility. Being curious I looked at where we honeymooned last year to see what other people thought of the Al Moggar. Wow. Cannot believe the poor review given by the last guy. Perfect reception and concierge were on hand to carry your luggage wherever you needed to go - all we did was tip them 10 dirham now n again (70p) - what's wrong with that?
Room was superb - huge and clean with 3 single beds - don't know who the 3rd bed was for - this was our honeymoon! Yep, we had to push 2 beds together but had great fun finding out who's turn it was to fall down the middle. Pool area fantastic and crazy golf brill. French were annoying.
Yes, steps all over the Al Moggar so not good for people with mobility difficulties.
Room cleaned spotless every day including towels and linen.
Great place for cat lovers and they do sell Friskies in the Uniprix supermarket - just a short walk away.
Yep Macdonalds is 10 minute walk away but hey, who goes abroad to eat at Macci D's??? Sad.
Water is on sale in the hotel and at shops just out of the beach exit of the hotel!
Food acceptable but not brill. We chose to eat out a few times in our second week.
Go to the Chinese up the hill.
All the staff in the hotel were fantastic - service, polite, helpful and welcoming. Entertainment only acceptable but we just enjoyed wandering up and down the sea front in the evenings as the atmosphere was beautiful. The locals seem to come alive at nite and meet up for their social gatherings - a wonderful community.
To sum the hotel up - and bearing in mind this was important as it was our honeymoon and my husbands first time abroad. We will be going back again. We loved it.
All I would say is accept the country and culture for how it is.
The gardens are great too - topiary all over the place - couches and cars and allsorts made out of the trees!!
Don't be put off by the other reviews.
Give it a miss
We moved out before our first night to the Anezi.
We had asked for a hotel in the centre of the resort but the Al Moggar is anything but. We found one shop to buy water and a lot of restaurants which were closed during the day. It's about a 15/20 minute walk to McDonalds which is right on the edge of the tourist area, and about another 10 minutes from there to the decent restaurants.
The hotel itself was ok, very big balconies but an awful lot of steps, and we're fairly fit, so definately not advisable if you have young children or mobility problems. The reception area is above all of the rooms (thehotel is built into the hillside) so you have to carry your suitcase up and down a large winding flight of stairs, with no conceiege (or lift) to help.
The room itself was awful. Run down and dirty (the maid hadn't been when we arrived at 1.30pm). Only one light in the bathroom worked and although the maintenance man had a fiddle with it, he couldn't fix it, which made the bath and shower very dark as they was half concealed by a tiled wall. Many of the bathroom tiles were broken and would have been dangerous for small children. The drawers in the room were broken and wouldn't open so we would have had nowhere to put our underwear either, without stacking it in the wardrobe.
If you have read the forums you'll realise there is refurbishment work going on. This is still happening although we weren't advised by the tour operator and assumed this had been completed. Many of the rooms by the pool were taped off with building work going on (looked like new patio doors and bathrooms), and there was also a fountain being built by the pool.
Although the Al Moggar is cheap you can get a world of difference for about another �50 each.
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One thing not discussed with regard to your WD choices. Choose an externally powered HDD if possible. It's not that the WD Passport can't work-it does for many people. and it's a great and convenient drive. It's just better not to draw power through the Wii's USB ports for the external HDD. IMHO
anyone got the seagate 500gb freeagent (ST305004FDD2E1-RK)?
does this work ok with the latest version of usbloader gx??
Hi Wiileet,
I've seen a few folks with the Seagate Freeagent working, but that HDD is notoriously difficult for hacking on a number of systems including the Wii. You can try as I presume you already have this HDD, and at first fail, I would bail, save your time, and get a WD.
Good Luck-hope you are one of the few lucky ones so you can save a few bucks.
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is it best having an external powered drive?
i like the look and size of the wd hard drives, seen a few people have one of these
Yes, it would be better to get a WD USB HDD that is externally powered. Again, some folks have no problems using the portable WD (The Passport), but it is safer to avoid using the Wii to power the external HDD. Fortunately, the externally powered WD HDDs are cheaper than the Passports. I saw you on some other posts and congrats on working throught he soft mod. Now...onto playing games from the USB HDD right?
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thank you, yep want to play games from the usb now to save on load up times and save getting up and changing discs lol.
think i might go for this one?
Western Digital My Book Essential 500GB External USB: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics & Photo
Looks like a good choice. Nice price and all. Let's see...I think from what I recall on your other postings that you have your cIOS installs up to date. Other items for the checklist: USB Loader GX, Neo Gamma, WBFS Manager 3.0. Enjoy.
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I can concur with what you say about the WD and Seagate. From my research on the Web the WDs are predominantly more reliable, and Seagates have been consistently unreliable.
In response to your other post, I would prefer the portability and USB power of the WD passport, but in your opinion why do you prefer the externally powered disks, the USB powered ones don't cause any performance hit on the Wii do they?
I am inclined to go for the disk on amazon as well as it is the same price as the 320GB Passport, but you get 180GB extra.
The My book is available in Premium , Essential, Home and Studio editions. Is there any advantage to getting one over another, I was thinking of going for the essential, the others appear to be slightly more expensive.
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Whisk mayonnaise and next 3 ingredients in medium bowl. Gently mix in crabmeat, shrimp, celery, and onion. Season filling with salt and pepper.
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Cueto looked good. Ground very wet. There many be some adventures out there tonight.
Cueto looked good. Ground very wet. There many be some adventures out there tonight.
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Configuring the Controls
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Effect Code Configure Controls Go to Options, the controls, then press the END button on your keyboard.
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Unlockable planes.
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History was made in Workington this week as 21-year-old Andrew Lawson became the town's youngest ever mayor.
But behind every good man is a good woman.
In Andrew's case, that's close friend and colleague Carly Wilson, 23, who he described as a rock in his life.
Carly will be his mayoress over the next 12 months.
He said: "I wanted somebody who I enjoy spending time with, who I can trust and who will support me."
A mayoress cannot be seen in the same outfit twice and Carly admitted she had already done a bit of clothes shopping in preparation.
She added: "I'm looking forward to that aspect. There have been a couple of new additions so far but there will be more to come."
Carly, a former Stainburn School pupil, said: "I just want to be here to support Andrew, to help him along and make sure his year goes smoothly.
"I believe in his enthusiasm and I believe in what he is aiming for."
The pair's bosses at the town's Henry Bessemer pub are understanding of their new roles, which will see them attend functions across Cumbria.
Andrew, of Napier Street, will also be supported by deputy mayor Konrad Hansen, 37, of Frances Court.
During his year in office, Andrew will support the 4th Workington Scouts and Guides and Workington Sea Cadets, for their emphasis on young people, and Workington RNLI.
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The software running Apple's iPhones and iPads is getting a new look and several new features. The Mac is borrowing more functionality from mobile devices. New MacBook Airs are out,and a new Internet radio service will be coming this fall.
Apple announced these offerings and more during a keynote address Monday to open its Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco. Here are the highlights.
Apple announced iOS 7,the next version of its operating system for iPhones,iPads and iPod Touches.
The biggest change comes in the new system's design: Instead of app icons that try to mimic real-world counterparts,Apple is favoring simplicity and consistency from app to app. The company's design chief,Jony Ive,said the new structure is meant to bring order to complexity. The redesign includes subtle motion. It shows thunder on a weather app when a thunderstorm is forecast,for instance.
The new software will expand a device's ability to run multiple apps at once. It'll be easier for users to switch from app to app by swiping across the display screen. Apple's software will figure out which apps you tend to use and make sure content for those apps is updated regularly.
With iOS 7,you'll be able to swipe up from the bottom of the screen to access a control center,for such functions as turning on airplane mode and adjusting brightness. It's similar to a feature available on rival devices running Android.
The calendar has been cleaned up and looks more streamlined. You can also get to your contacts list quickly while reading messages by swiping from the left of the screen. A featured called AirDrop will let people share content with other Apple devices.
There's also better organization of photos you take on iPhones. Instead of the endless streams of the past,pictures will be organized into moments – such as "home" or "trip to San Francisco."
The Siri virtual assistant is getting refreshed,too. Siri's voice will sound less robotic than before,and you'll be able to choose a male voice,not just a female one as is currently the case. You can ask Siri what people are saying on Twitter,or ask for information from Microsoft's Bing search engine. You can also command Siri to adjust the phone's brightness or play the last voice mail. Siri will be available in French and German,too,with more languages to come.
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Just fyi. Don't know how long this sale will last, but it's definitely tempting. I have more than enough to get one, but I'd feel guilty since I currently don't have a job.
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