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I wasn't impressed at all by the staff taking the order and the way this outlet is maintained. It does look uncared for and the manager running this place seems oblivious to this. The attitude of the person taking the order isn't cordial at all. There are cats rummaging through the dustbins for leftovers and the wash-basins are unclean.
Given that what we can see is unclean I wonder how the places which we can't see (kitchen etc) are maintained. The food is ok. The taste is is what you would expect from a chain restaurant. It is better you take the food home.
Compared to the other outlets of Marry Brown, this particular outlet has thoroughly let us down.
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Jus love it!
I've been a sincere fan of MB (Anna Nagar) since my coll days! I almost visit d place atleast twice a month... Value for money is also good and one'o d best eat outs in AN!! compared to the SAD McD and Bad KFC!
Will keep goin for more untill I get bored ;)(alredy visiting for nearly 8 yrs now)
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Vice-President of Ghana to visit UofL, give November 19 public talk
- Theatre Arts Production of Shakespeare's "As You Like It" Opens November 18
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Vice-President of Ghana to visit UofL, give November 19 public talk
The Vice-President of Ghana, His Excellency John Dramani Mahama, will visit the University of Louisville and give a free, public talk titled "The Challenges of Good Governance in Africa" at 5:30 PM on Thursday November 19 in auditorium of the Speed Art Museum, 2035 South Third Street. Due to limited seating, reservations are required. Free tickets may be reserved at louisville.edu/artsandsciences/vpghana or by calling the A&S Dean's Office at 502.852.6490. The talk is co-sponsored by the Department of Pan-African Studies (PAS) and the College of Arts and Sciences.
During the visit, Vice-President Mahama will meet with UofL President James Ramsey and others to discuss potential joint research initiatives in the fields of medicine, engineering, and social sciences. His visit also highlights the launch of the African Studies Program in PAS.
PAS Department Chair Theresa Rajack-Talley also notes that this visit coincides with the Centennial anniversary of the birth of Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. Nkrumah was one of the pioneers of the 20th century Pan-African movement, the anti-colonial struggle on the African continent and the African Diaspora. Nkrumah served as President when Ghana gained independence from British colonial rule in 1957.
Ghana, a country nearly the size of Oregon with a population of 22.5 million, was the first Sub-Saharan African country to gain independence from European colonial rule. It was also the first Sub-Saharan country that Barack Obama visited as President. There, in a July 2009 speech, Obama praised Ghana's burgeoning multiparty democracy and institutions of good governance. With recent discoveries of significant crude oil deposits off its southern coast, Ghana is committed to ecologically-responsible development and the judicious use of revenue to meet its human and technological needs for the 21st century.
Reserve free tickets at: A&S Ticket Requests
While in Louisville, Vice-President Mahama will also meet with the local business community to explore economic partnerships in the areas of trade, mobilization of private capital investments, transportation infrastructure, agriculture, sustainable energy and natural resource management (especially water). These discussions, together with meetings with the Louisville-Tamale Sister Cities organization, will also focus on the Savanna Accelerated Development Authority (SADA) initiative which the office of Ghana's Vice President has established to engender the economic development of the ecologically fragile Northern regions of Ghana.
The Vice-President is also scheduled to meet with members of the Ghanaian Association of Louisville, an organization focused on educating the Louisville community about Ghanaian culture and economic opportunities in Ghana.
Prior to his election as Vice-President in the administration of President John Atta-Mills, H.E. John Dramani Mahama was a founding member of the Pan-African Parliament where he led a campaign for human rights and justice for the voiceless in Africa.
Theatre Arts Production of Shakespeare's "As You Like It" Opens November 18
William Shakespeare's "As You Like It" takes on a backdrop of the 1960s
in the upcoming University of Louisville Department of Theatre Arts'
Shakespeare's pastoral comedy will be performed Nov. 18-22 at 8 p.m. nightly plus a 3 p.m. matinee on Nov. 22. All performances will take place at the Thrust Theatre at 2314 S. Floyd Street.
Directed by Rinda Frye, associate professor and the director of graduate theatre program, the play's characters discover their "real" selves while in disguise under the canopy of the forest.
Frye found that the story and music of the play suggested that Shakespeare's characters were "hippies" centuries ahead of their time.
"Their escape from tyranny and injustice takes them on a journey into a 'green' world where the characters find spiritual healing and love. Living a more simple life helps them to shed the trappings of their former selves, to peel away the emotional layers that had disguised them from themselves, figuratively and literally," said Frye.
More: Theatre Arts "As You Like It"
Lebowski Achiever: English professor co-edits book on Coens' cult classic
by Kevin Hyde, UofL Today, November 9, 2009
"The Year's Work in Lebowski Studies," a new book that examines Joel and Ethan Coen's modern cult classic "The Big Lebowski," rolls into bookstores this month.
University of Louisville associate English professor Aaron Jaffe co-edited the collection of essays with Edward Comentale, associate professor of English at Indiana University Bloomington. The book features contributions from five other UofL professors, and already has received Internet buzz from the likes of The New Yorker, Washington Post and Boston Globe.
In "The Year's Work in Lebowski Studies," fans and scholars scrutinize the influences of "The Big Lebowski" -- westerns, noir, grail legends, the 1960s and much more -- and look at the film's connection to the first Iraqi war, boomers, slackerdom, surrealism, college culture and, of course, bowling.
Continue: Lebowski Achiever, UofL Today
Related: Five UofL professors contribute to Lebowski book
"The Year's Work in Lebowski Studies," a new book that examines Joel and Ethan Coen's modern cult classic "The Big Lebowski," includes essays by five UofL professors.
Contributors include Diane Pecknold, visiting assistant professor in Women's and Gender Studies and a coordinator for the A&S Office of International Programs. Other chapters in the book were written by English professors Thomas Byers, Dennis Hall, Aaron Jaffe, and Andrew Rabin.
Read more: UofL Achievers contribute to Lebowski book, UofL Today
College Kudos
The Cardinal Battalion Ranger Challenge Team, Department of Military Science, successfully defended its champion title Oct. 24 at the 7th BDE Ranger Challenge Competition at Ft. Knox. Coached by Sgt. 1st Class Glenn East, the Cardinal Battalion also fielded an all-female Ranger Challenge team for the first time: the "Pink Lady Rangers" came in third in the women's division. Described as the "varsity sport" of Army ROTC, Ranger Challenge includes demanding physical events as well as testing for infantry skills essential to an Army officer. A total of 48 schools from Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio competed. More: Cardinal Battalion Ranger Challenge Team
Zijiang J. He, Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, has been named Distinguished College/University Scientist for 2009 by the Kentucky Academy of Science. A university scholar, Professor He directs the Visual Perception and Cognition Lab, researching how humans perceive visual objects and the spatial environment.
Gennaro Vito, Department of Justice Administration, was an invited panelist at the Northern Kentucky Law Review at the Chase College of Law symposium on "Race and the Death Penalty" Oct. 17. He presented a paper on "The Kentucky Racial Justice Act" that will be published in the NKU Law Review.
Chemistry faculty members Gerald Hammond, Bo Xu, and Francis Zamborini were honored at the university's Fall 2009 Celebration of Faculty Excellence, held November 5. President James Ramsey, Provost Shirley Willihnganz and other administrators recognized 28 researchers for their work that has resulted in receipt of a patent license or option over the past year. More: Fall 2009 Celebration of Faculty Excellence
A&S in the Community
UofL and community celebrate Hispanic holiday, El Día de los Muertos
The University of Louisville celebrated the traditional Hispanic holiday, El Día de los Muertos, with a variety of activities on campus and in the community. The holiday blends indigenous and Catholic traditions to celebrate and honor the lives of deceased family members and friends.
Spanish language classes and campus organizations that focus on Spanish-speaking peoples and cultures displayed authentic altars in Ekstrom Library as part of its ninth annual altar contest. Students dedicated altars to family members and teachers. They also have erected altars to victims of drug cartels, women murdered in Guatamala, Air France flight 447, former NFL player and war casualty Pat Tillman and Marilyn Monroe.
The altars commemorate and celebrate the lives of individuals "who have impacted us culturally and/or personally," according to Lisa Wagner, associate professor of Spanish and linguistics.
"Dr. Manuel Medina, associate professor of Spanish and director of the Brazilian Studies Program, founded these campus events and community partnerships as a celebration of Hispanic heritage and to serve as a bridge of understanding between the University of Louisville, the Latino/a Community and residents of the Louisville Metro Area," Wagner said.
Rhonda Buchanan, director of UofL's Latin American and Latino Studies (LALS) program, worked with students to take the holiday to our community partners. As part of the university's Arts and Culture Partnerships Initiative, UofL students collaborated with each other and with community partners to create several altars displayed in such places as the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft (KMAC), 21c Museum Hotel, the Muhammad Ali Center, Louisville Science Center and the Frazier International History Museum.
More: UofL and community celebrate El Día de los Muertos and Campus Altars by Spanish section of languages department.
A&S Alumni and Friends
Lilialyce Akers leaves $500,000 for women's studies, autism programs
from "Philanthropy Counts," UofL Magazine, Fall 2009 edition
Akers taught sociology and women's studies at UofL for more than 30 years. She was a prominent women's advocate, public policy reformer and environmentalist for four decades. A portrait of Akers is on permanent display in the Kentucky Capitol in recognition of her work on behalf of Kentucky women.
When Akers died in June 2008 after a brief illness, she left a legacy of improving the lives of women throughout Kentucky, the nation and the world. She also left a significant portion of her estate to support two programs at the University of Louisville.
Read More: "Lilialyce Akers" UofL Magazine, Fall 2009 edition
Alumna Mitzi B. Friedlander Honored as the 2009 A&S Alumni Fellow
A well-known figure in Louisville's theatrical world, Friedlander has performed with Actor's Theatre Louisville, the Kentucky Opera Association, the Louisville Children's Theatre and the Louisville Ballet. She has taught theater arts at UofL and Indiana University Southeast.
She is perhaps best known for her outstanding work as a talking book narrator at the American Printing House for the Blind, where she has worked for over 45 years. She has narrated more than 1,500 titles for the program, which serves visually impaired individuals worldwide.
Friedlander received her bachelor's degree in English in 1952 from UofL and became the first person to earn a master's degree in theater arts at UofL in 1971.
Nearly 400 alumni and supporters attended the October 8 awards ceremony to honor the ten 2009 alumni fellows and Hank Conn, the alumnus of the year. More: 2009 Alumni Fellows Awards


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The Best of Portugal: From the Age of Discovery to Today
Program Number:
Start and End Dates:
3/15/2014 - 3/24/2014
9/19/2015 - 9/28/2015
9/26/2015 - 10/5/2015
10/8/2015 - 10/17/2015
10/17/2015 - 10/26/2015
10/31/2015 - 11/9/2015
11/14/2015 - 11/23/2015
4/2/2016 - 4/11/2016
4/30/2016 - 5/9/2016
5/14/2016 - 5/23/2016
5/28/2016 - 6/6/2016
6/11/2016 - 6/20/2016
9/3/2016 - 9/12/2016
9/10/2016 - 9/19/2016
9/24/2016 - 10/3/2016
10/8/2016 - 10/17/2016
10/15/2016 - 10/24/2016
10/29/2016 - 11/7/2016
11/12/2016 - 11/21/2016
9 nights
Price starting at:
$1,995.00 -
Price may vary based on date, departure city
Program Type:
17; 8 Breakfasts, 3 Lunches, 6 Dinners
Meal Options:
Vegetarian; Gluten Free
Six centuries ago, ships and sailors departed Portugal�s shores to find fresh knowledge, vast riches and not a little conflict during a period known as the Age of Discovery. Experience your own discoveries on this journey to medieval monasteries, fertile vineyards and cities that are equal parts history and modern energy. This program combines field trips led by local experts with plenty of time for independent exploration.
� In Lisbon, examine architectural treasures of the Age of Discovery and enjoy a lively evening of music at a Fado house.
� Set off on an expert-led field trip to one of the world�s oldest universities, the University of Coimbra, founded in 1290.
� Taste and learn about port wine at the vineyards of the Alto Douro Wine Region.
Activity Particulars
Walking up to two miles per day. Cobblestones and uneven terrain; some stairs without railings.
Date Specific Information
3-15-2014, 9-19-2015, 9-26-2015, 10-17-2015, 10-31-2015, 11-14-2015, 4-2-2016, 4-30-2016, 5-14-2016, 5-28-2016, 6-11-2016, 9-3-2016, 9-10-2016, 9-24-2016, 10-8-2016, 10-15-2016, 10-29-2016, 11-12-2016
Enjoy the latest in hearing technology � listening devices � on this date.
Special Offer: This program date can be combined with program 21336-101615( The Best of Spain) starting in Barcelona on October 17. Your flight from Porto to Barcelona will be paid for by Road Scholar. We will take care of your air arrangements and send you all the details three to four weeks prior to your departure. We will book this flight for you once the program is closed for registration.
Enjoy the latest in hearing technology � listening devices � on this date.
Itinerary Summary
Arrival Lisbon, 3 nights; coach to Figueira da Foz, 2 nights; coach to Porto, 3 nights; departure.
Overnight flight from the U.S.A.
1 night
Arrival Lisbon
3 nights
Learn about Portugal�s Age of Discoveries at the famed Bel�m Tower. Visit the magnificent Jer�nimos Monastery. Share lunch with a local university professor at his home. Take a field trip to Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its Romantic architecture, and the lovely fishing village of Cascais. Enjoy dinner and music at a traditional Fado house. Explore the city independently during your free time.
Coach to Figueira da Foz
2 nights
Journeying up the coast from Lisbon, discover the medieval fortified city of �bidos and the splendid Alcoba�a Monastery, founded in the 12th century. Visit a school and interact with students in Figueira da Foz. Board a train to the University of Coimbra, one of the world�s oldest continuously operating universities. Savor an authentic Portuguese dinner at the home of a local family.
Coach to Porto
3 nights
Continue to Northern Portugal and the city of Porto. An introductory city excursion includes the spectacularly modern Casa da M�sica. Explore the old center of Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and learn about its 2,000-year history. Venture to the beautiful Douro Valley, where you find the vineyards that produce the port for which this region is famous. Enjoy independent time to experience more of Porto on your own.
This small Iberian country has much to brag about, being home to the first modern Europeans to set sail and conquer the globe. Enjoying what would be called today super-power status in the 15th and 16th centuries, modern Portugal is a country where the past is remembered on the streets of its quiet cities, sung amid its vineyards, and toasted to in bars and restaurants.
Lisbon: Four-star hotel in elegant Baixa Pombalina district. Figueira da Foz: Beachfront hotel. Porto: Four-star city center hotel.
Road Scholar Instructors
These instructors are participating on at least one date of this program. Please note that changes may occur.
Helena Baltazar
For more than 15 years, Helena Baltazar has been leading and lecturing on Road Scholar programs and taking participants into the heart of Portugal and Spain. Through her engaging lectures and charming personality, she is able to create excellent group dynamics and learning opportunities for everyone on the program. Her vast travel experience and wealth of knowledge about the history and cultures of the Iberian Peninsula contribute tremendously to the enrichement of the educational content of the programs she leads and provides an unmatched perspective about the region. She holds a master�s degree in museum studies from the University of Porto, and has researched a variety of topics related to Portuguese culture, particularly focused on Northern Portugal and the city of Porto, as well as Sephardic history. Helena is currently pursuing her Ph.D.
Meals and Lodgings
Hotel Mundial
Lisbon, Portugal
3 nights
Mercure Figueira da Foz Hotel
Figueira da Foz, Portugal
2 nights
Mercure Porto Centro
Porto, Portugal
3 nights
Hotel Mundial
Four-Star Hotel
The Mundial hotel is located right in the heart of Lisbon, in the Baixa Pombalina district, with the S�o Jorge castle as backdrop and a stone's throw away from Pra�a do Rossio square, an area with easy and quick access to the main sights of the city.
Contact info:
Largo Martim Moniz, 1100-341
Lisbon, Portugal
phone: +351 21 884 20 00
Room amenities:
Equipped with direct dial telephone, air conditioning, heating, individual safe, hairdryer, mini-bar, bathrobe, radio, satellite TV.
Facility amenities:
Laundry Service, 24 Hours Room Service, Handicapped Rooms Available
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Additional nights prior:
TBD Contact program provider for special rates and reservations.
Check in time:
Mercure Figueira da Foz Hotel
Full Service Hotel
The 4-star Mercure Figueira da Foz hotel is located in Figueira da Foz city center. With a magnificent view over the famous Claridade beach, this hotel is ideal for exploring the city and making the most of the beaches or the Serra da Boa Viagem nature reserve. Relax in one of our 102 comfortable rooms, enjoy yourself and watch the sun set from the hotel's terrace, looking out to the Atlantic. The hotel has 2 meeting rooms to accommodate your large events.
Contact info:
Avenida 25 de Abril, 22
FIGUEIRA DA FOZ, 3080-086 Portugal
phone: +351 )233/403900
Room amenities:
Contemporary style room with a double bed, functional bathroom and desk. Equipped with air conditioning, cable and satellite TV, telephone, minibar, safe and hairdryer. WIFI Internet access is available free of charge.
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Mercure Porto Centro
Four-Star Hotel
This 4 star hotel is located in the city centre, in the historical heart of Oporto. Just 17 km away from the international airport, the hotel is within easy reach of several means of transportation (train, bus, metro, taxi).
Contact info:
Praca da Batalha 116
Porto, 4049-028 Portugal
phone: +351222043300
Room amenities:
Rooms are equipped with minibar, television, pay TV, air conditioning, wireless Internet and hair dryer.
Facility amenities:
At your disposal in the hotel are meeting rooms, a bar, restaurant, laundry service and porter service.
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Additional nights after:
see below Please contact the program provider for special rates and reservations
Check out time:
Travel Details
Start of Program:
The Program Starts with the orientation in Lisbon at 6 PM You will be staying at
Hotel Mundial
that night.
End of Program:
The Program ends after breakfast in Oporto on the last day. Check out is by 11:30 AM You will be staying at
Mercure Porto Centro
the night before.
Required documents:
The Participant Information Form is required. None
Parking availability:
Not recommended
(For Independent Travelers)
Train or bus availability:
We do not recommend using the buses, unless you are easily capable of handling your own luggage and are comfortable navigating the system in Portugese
To Start of Program
Transportation to site:
Transfers are included on the group arrival day for all participants who purchased air from Road Scholar. For those participants arriving early and wishing to make their own way to the hotel, Taxis from the airport in Lisbon to the hotel will cost about 20 Euros per car. We do not recommend using the buses, unless you are easily capable of handling your own luggage and are comfortable navigating the system in Portugese
From End of Program
Transportation from site:
Transfers are included on the group departure day for all participants who purchased air from Road Scholar. For those participants staying later and wishing to make their own way to the airport, taxis from the hotel to the airport will cost about 15 to 20 Euro. We do not recommend using the buses, unless you are easily capable of handling your own luggage and are comfortable navigating the system in Portugese
The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.
Daily Schedule
Day 1:
Departure from the US and Overnight flight
(Saturday, March 15)
Depart From:
Depart from the US for Lisbon, Portugal (overnight flight)
Day 2:
Arrival Lisbon, Orientation and Welcome Dinner
(Sunday, March 16)
Arrival transfers from Lisbon Airport to the hotel. Times for all participants will be announced in the final mailing. Orientation is at the hotel and starts at 6 PM. Please arrive at the hotel no later than 5 PM.
Dinner at the Hotel
Hotel Mundial
Meals Included:
Day 3:
The Atlantic Coast, Cabo da Roca and Sintra
(Monday, March 17)
Breakfast Buffet
This morning we travel to Sintra to explore the "Palacio Nacional da ViIla." The main building dates from the 14th century, and the wings were added in the 16th century. The interior contains remarkable decorations with 16th and 17th century tiles. Later we drive to the most Western point of Continental Europe "Cabo da Roca" before driving to Cascais where you will have some time to discover this beautiful fisherman town, and time for lunch on your own. Our Local expert guide will give you a briefing of the town and together with the Group Leader will be available to assist you with options in town. Cascais features beautiful narrow streets filled with shops, cafes and artist studios.
Lunch on your own in Cascais
Return to Lisbon and enjoy some free time to explore the city on your own or walk around the hotel to see the many small side streets filled with cafes and shops, sit and soak up the Lisbon atmosphere.
Fado experience. We will go for dinner in a traditional Fado House, where you can discover this traditional Portuguese song and music.
After our Fado dinner and show enjoy a drive of Lisbon by night. We will drive along the most beautiful illuminated avenues and monuments in the city.
Hotel Mundial
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Dinner
Day 4:
Introduction to Portugal, Old Lisbon and Meeting with Young Professionals
(Tuesday, March 18)
Breakfast Buffet
Enjoy a panoramic tour of Lisbon by bus with a stop in Belem to taste the local pastry. Visit Jeronimo's monastery and stop at the Belem Tower and the Monument to the Discoveries. End the morning with a presentation at the home of a local university Professor and join him for lunch.
Lunch in the home of a Professor
Join your Group Leader for a discovery of Bairro Alto or catch the tram and enjoy the ride, going throught narrows street and feeling the soul of the capital. Later before dinner on your own; meet your GL and fellow participants at the Hotel Lounge, for a drink. An opportunity to relax, while sharing your day experiences and to meet some Young Professionals from Lisbon. Time for a Q&A session about life in Portugal, before going going off to dinner.
Dinner on your own
Evening at leisure
Hotel Mundial
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
Day 5:
Obidos, Alcobaca Monastery, Nazare and Figueira da Foz
(Wednesday, March 19)
Breakfast Buffet
This morning we leave Lisbon and drive north along the coast. Our first stop is the historic walled fortress city of Obidos. Later we make our way to the Alcobaca Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site, after exploring the Monastery, we make our way along the rocky cliffs to the town of Nazare. Here you enjoy some time on your own to explore and enjoy lunch.
Lunch on your own in Nazare
After some time on your own in Nazare, we continue our drive north to Figueira da Foz to check into our hotel located along the beach.
Dinner at the hotel
Mercure Figueira da Foz Hotel
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Dinner
Day 6:
Coimbra, its University and its People
(Thursday, March 20)
Breakfast Buffet
This morning we take the local train to Coimbra. Here we discover the oldest University in Portugal and have a private tour of the campus. We learn about and visit the University of Coimbra and its famous Library.
Lunch on own in Coimbra
After lunch join your local expert and learn about the city of Coimbra and explore some of the most inetresting sites.
This evening features a home hosted dinner.
Mercure Figueira da Foz Hotel
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Dinner
Day 7:
Montemor o Velho and Oporto
(Friday, March 21)
Breakfast Buffet
This morning before we depart to continue north, learn about Contemporary Portugal from your Study Leader. Later we leave for the small town of Montemor o Velho, where you enjoy an exclusive visit.
Lunch at a local restaurant
This afternoon we arrive in Oporto, the spectacular capital of Northern Portugal and a city famed for its nearby vineyards. Enjoy a highlight presentation before exploring the Casa da Musica This twelve-storey, irregular-shaped building was designed by world-renowned architect Rem Koolhaas exclusively for musical performances.
Dinner at the hotel
Evening at leisure to stroll in Old Oporto near the hotel
Mercure Porto Centro
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 8:
Discovering Old Oporto
(Saturday, March 22)
Breakfast Buffet
This morning explore Old Oporto. The city is one of the most beautiful in Europe and it still to retains its charm and beauty. We visit its Cathedral, the tiles at Sao Bento station and its markets.
Lunch on your own in Old Oporto
This afternoon is free for you to pursue your own interesting discoveries.
dinner on your own
Mercure Porto Centro
Meals Included:
Day 9:
The Douro Valley: Regua and Pinhao
(Sunday, March 23)
Breakfast Buffet
Today we explore the Douro Valley. Multiple stops are planned in the region for sight seeing and to visit a vineyard known for having best Porto wine.
Lunch at a local restaurant in Regua
We follow with an afternoon walking discovery of Amarante, one of the most picturesque villages of the Douro valley, before driving back to Oporto. During our return we stop to enjoy a visit of Sanderman Porto wine celler, which ends with some Porto wine tasting.
Farewell dinner at a restaurant in the old town.
Mercure Porto Centro
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 10:
Return to the US
(Monday, March 24)
Breakfast Buffet
Transfer from the hotel in Oporto to the airport. Transfer times will be in the morning. Check out is at 11:30 AM.
Meals Included:
Important information about your itinerary:
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information featured on this website. Itineraries are based on our best information at this time. Circumstances beyond our control may require us to adjust itineraries or other details. We regret any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. Information will be sent to you from your Program Provider approximately three weeks prior to the program start date. The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.
Suggested Reading List
A Small Death in Lisbon
Author: Robert Wilson
Description: Set in Lisbon in 1941 and 1999, this award-winning mystery intertwines a present day murder, some unsavory arms production, and smuggling in Nazi Germany. Be warned, there are some graphic passages dealing with the horrors of war and concentration camps.
A Traveller's History of Portugal
Author: Ian Robertson
Description: A lively, admirably concise survey from prehistory to the present, great for travelers to Portugal who would like an overview of the country's history and culture.
Alentejo Blue
Author: Monica Ali
Description: These short stories set in the Alentejo province of Portugal star a range of colorful expats and locals, including Teresa, a beautiful young girl from the village engaged to a suitable man, who yearns to see the world, and Vasco, a cafe owner losing business to the new Internet cafe down the road.
Baltasar and Blimunda
Author: Jose Saramago
Description: This tale of two unlikely lovers in Inquisition-era Portugal is arguably Saramago's masterwork: a philosophically charged, intellectually rigorous historical drama which is also a captivating read.
Journey to Portugal, In Pursuit of Portugal's History and Culture
Author: Jose Saramago
Description: Jose Saramago's richly detailed account of his journey across Portugal in 1979. He combines his vivid impressions of the Portuguese landscape and people with a dose of history, fiction and meditations.
Lonely Planet Portuguese Phrasebook
Author: Clara De MacEdo Vitorino
Description: A handy pocket phrasebook for Portuguese basics, covering pronunciation, basic grammar and essential vocabulary for the traveler.
Prince Henry "the Navigator," A Life
Author: Peter E. Russell
Description: A complicated, rewarding portrait, and the first biography of this empire-minded Portuguese prince in more than a hundred years.
The Spanish Inquisition
Author: Cecil Roth
Description: This documents the events leading up to the Inquisition, the torment that spread from Spain to Portugal and the New World -- a fascinating exploration of the roots of the Inquisition and its effects on the country.
You can't find a better value than Road Scholar.
As a not-for-profit organization, we are dedicated to providing all-inclusive educational programs at great value. From lectures to gratuities to field trips to accommodations - the tuition you pay up front is all that you pay.
Specifically, this program includes:
8 nights accommodations
17 meals: 8 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 6 dinners
Expert-led lectures: 2
Expert-led lectures
Led by one or more of our world-class instructors, typically in a classroom setting, lectures come in the form of presentations, discussions or workshops and offer expert insight into your area of study.
Field trips: 14
Field trips
The world is your classroom, as you're on location with an instructor to pursue your educational theme firsthand.
Hands-on experiences: 1
Hands-on experiences
Learn by doing in these "hands-on" activities directed by an expert.
Performances: 1
A performance can range from a night at the opera to a visit from a local performer at your hotel.
Plus these special experiences...
Meet with Portuguese Students and Young professionals to learn first hand what life is like in Portugal.
Explore the Douro River valley - the oldest demarcated wine region in the World and also a UNESCO World Heritage site for the beautiful landscape.
Enjoy a home hosted meal with a typical Portuguese family.
View the Daily Schedule to see more
And included with all Road Scholar programs:
Learning led by expert instructors who are authorities in the field of study.
An experienced Group Leader attuned to the needs of Road Scholar participants.
Customary gratuities throughout the program that you would normally pay yourself.
The Road Scholar Travel Assistance Plan, providing 24-hour-a-day emergency assistance coverage.
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An organized community action group known as the Concerned Citizens of Kane is calling for Police Chief Brian Hillard to resign in the wake of criminal charges filed against him.
"He's a disgrace to our community because of his actions," Mick Petruney said Wednesday in explaining why the citizens' group is asking Hillard to step down as police chief. "He should resign."


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Wingardium leviosa! Levitating yet? Wait, let us try it again … wingardium leviosa-ahhh. Still not? Sorry, that's the best we've got, looks like we need to get back to our spell books after this. Annnnywaay. Our favorite wizard is turning 23 today, and we couldn't be more excited to draw some geeky yet charming lightening bolts on our foreheads. We can't believe how grown up Mr. Radcliffe has become! It's hard to believe that the same boy who ran into the wall at Platform 9 3/4 in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is the same man who gave us a major case of the heebie geebies in The Woman in Black (we still haven't forgiven you for that). Daniel has climbed his way to the top through eight Harry Potter movies, various other silver screen appearances like his role in December Boys in 2007, and his Broadway roles in Equus and How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. No matter how hard we try, we're still reluctant to picture him without Emma Watson and Rupert Grint by his side. If you're as nostalgic as we are, we can't offer you a Time-Turner, but we've got a gallery filled with Daniel pics, it's the next best thing, right? So grab your owl and your wand and enjoy the show!
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It is an extremely challenging course over the Taihape to Napier Road.There are long climbs, steep climbs & long steep climbs!The race distance is 122km and there is over 2000m of climbing including one Category 2 climb.
This year, there is a competitive race with prize money for Open men and Open women as well as a Fun Ride with spot prizes.Entry fee is $40 and includes a light meal at the end of the race.
Entries are now open and will close at 9:00pm on Thursday 28 February.
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Lehigh President Alice P. Gast spoke to participants at the opening of this year's Relay for Life.
Hundreds of Lehigh University students, faculty and staff spent Saturday night fighting cancer in Sayre Field. As part of Relay for Life, they took turns walking or running around a path, starting at 7 p.m. and going all the way until 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon.
This year's event was the largest ever at Lehigh. Almost 670 people registered, raising more than $74,500 to fight cancer. The biggest fundraisers were Sigma Chi, Sigma Phi Epsilon and Pi Kappa Alpha. Most of the teams represented student clubs, fraternities and sororities, but for the first time, faculty and staff also formed teams for the relay.
Relay for Life raises money for the American Cancer Society and gives people the chance to celebrate the lives of people who have survived cancer and commemorate the lives of those who have not.
The event was sponsored by Lehigh's chapter of Colleges against Cancer. It opened with a speech from President Alice P. Gast, who congratulated the participants on their efforts, commended them on their great organization and wished them well.
When people weren't walking, they enjoyed listening to local bands, participating in a cake decorating competition and cheering for the second annual Mr./Miss Lehigh Competition. Many of the teams also provided additional activities, like make-your-own s'mores and cotton candy.
The main features of the evening were the Survivor's Walk, where survivors of cancer walk the path together to celebrate their victory over cancer, and the Luminaria Ceremony, when people honor loved ones who have been touched by cancer by lighting candles after dark.
"It is an amazing event that unites people through the shared passion to fight cancer," says Kristen Peterson '12, one of the students who organized the relay.
"It is especially perfect for a college campus since it gets everyone involved and is a ton of fun, while at the same time it raises money for The American Cancer Society. People think that they can't really make a difference in the fight against cancer, but Relay proves that anyone can."
Story by Emily Groff
Posted on Thursday, April 14, 2011
Students had fun while raising almost $74,500 to fight cancer.
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TOCCOA, Ga. - Stephens County commissioners are expected to officially set the county property tax rate for 2013 and approve a sales tax resolution and intergovernmental agreement at their meeting Tuesday.
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July 14, 2010
On July 28, 2010, Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick signed legislation creating a state university system in the Commonwealth. Six of the nine state colleges will become state universities with the three specialty colleges retaining their names but joining the new state university system. The change of name is the fifth in the long history of Framingham State, which was founded as the nation's first normal school for women in 1839. The change will become official on October 26, 2010.
Before signing the bill, Governor Patrick addressed the hundreds of state university faculty, staff, students, and alumni present, declaring "You have earned this!" Framingham State's president, Dr. Timothy J. Flanagan, noted, "The university name reflects what the institution has already become in recent years." The bill signing, which occurred at the Massachusetts State House, was attended by President Flanagan, Chairman of the Board of Trustees Bob Richards, and many members of the Framingham State community, including esteemed alumna Mrs. Kathleen Ryan Roberts, Class of 1936.
About Framingham State University
As Massachusetts' premier state university, Framingham State offers prepared and motivated students a wide range of challenging undergraduate and graduate programs. Located just 20 miles from Boston, the university offers many options for students to engage in real- world learning both on its quintessential New England campus and in Boston and its thriving MetroWest region.


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After putting two half marathons under my belt in the past year and a half, I recently tackled the full marathon race. I ran my 26.2 miles in St. Charles, Illinois, not too far outside of Chicago in the Fox Valley Races. After finishing the run and reflecting on all that went into the experience of that day, I've compiled a few tips that may be useful if you're considering taking on your first full marathon.
1. Consider your personal preferences when selecting a race. There are two extremes runners can take in these preferences, and of course happy mediums in-between. Consider whether you would like to run in a small or a large race setting. There are advantages and disadvantages to each, some of which could be considered either depending on your preference. Small races provide an intimate setting, and it seems far less confrontational to a new runner. I selected a race that had only 2,000 runners, and appreciated the low-key atmosphere. However, others may prefer to run a larger race, such as The Flying Pig in Cincinnati or the Chicago Marathon. The perks to these large races are that they provide a huge surge of energy to really pump you up. The downside is that new runners may find this intimidating. Reflect on your personality and decide which type of venue would best suit you.
2. If possible, run the course in smaller segments on your long training runs. Part of my rationale for selecting the Fox Valley Marathon was having the option to run nearly the entire course before race day. The majority of the route was on a bike path, rather than street roads, which provided runners the possibility to test run the course. After running the route, you will feel much more comfortable on race day, as you will be familiar with the path.
3. Check the bathroom placement on the course. This is a tip I wish I would have headed myself. Not having checked where bathrooms were located, I became incredibly nervous each time I passed a Porta-Potty, fearing another would not appear for many more miles. This of course resulted in having to go to the bathroom even more frequently due to my anxiety. In reality, there were plenty of toilets along the course, and I would have been fine making only half the stops I made. Knowing where you can next use the facilities will ease your mind, and result in fewer breaks.
4. Wear your race day apparel on long runs during your training. While many of us who have smaller races under our belts are aware we should break in new shoes prior to a race, remember that this rule applies to more than footwear. The day of the marathon is not a time to bust out those new shorts or that tank top you bought last week. Often times we purchase running gear that we think is going to be a great investment in our athletic wardrobe, and it turns out that it is simply miserable to wear while running. Perhaps the shorts, unbeknownst to you, will ride up too much and aggravate you the entire 26 miles, or maybe the fabric tank top will be too heavy. Whatever the reason, don't wear new clothes the day of your race, and ensure that you've spent at least several hours running in the clothes you plan to wear.
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United Way is cautiously hopeful at midway point of 2009 campaignWritten by Kristen Criswell | | email@example.com
United Way of Greater Toledo has raised $5.2 million halfway through the fall 2009 campaign.
"We're right where we expected," said Richard Hylant of the Hylant Group, the chairman of the 2009 campaign, in a news release.
Bill Kitson, president and CEO of United Way of Greater Toledo, said it is cautiously hopeful it will hit this year's goal $17.9 million.
"The campaign isn't over till it's over. The amount we have right now is encouraging, but I know from past campaigns that the pace we have right now doesn't necessarily mean reaching our numbers," Kitson said.
Kitson said the economy has been a factor.
"Fewer people are working now than last year. When we raise 60 percent of our funding from people at the workplace, it is a challenge," Kitson said. "On the flip side, people understand the need now more than ever. The willingness to help neighbor in need is a stronger pull."
Despite the economy, United Way is reporting increased support from companies who have taken cuts. Ed Schmidt Auto Group's giving has increased by 39 percent, while the group has experienced an employee base drop of 19 percent. Dana Corporation saw a 30 percent reduction in staff, yet only a 21 percent decrease in campaign donations.
United Way of Greater Toledo is waiting to hear about $4.9 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor to assist displaced autoworkers. The funding would go to retrain workers as well as help their families.
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Ray Downs
Raymond W. Downs (born October 24, 1944) is an American author as well as a former country music singer.
Downs was best known for his appearances on the syndicated Porter Wagoner television show. He also played for a couple of years with Country Music legend Marty Robbins opening shows on the road. After Robbins death, Downs recorded a tribute song "Greatest Cowboy Of All" under the name Jason Williams. The tune charted at No. 26 on the Country Billboard Charts Hot C/W sides.
He is the youngest of three children born to James Orville Downs and Anne Marie Zink on October 24, 1944 in Abington, Pennsylvania. As an author Ray has written three novels and hundreds of short stories. At 13 years of age Ray's family moved from Pitman, New Jersey to Florida. He grew up in Broward County Florida, primarily Hollywood, Florida and Ft. Lauderdale. Musically Ray has recorded ten albums as well as a single on the "GREAT SOUTHERN" label. He is listed at BMI.[1]
Downs also recorded six albums under the name Ray Stark — most notably, Country Music, A White Man's Blues with fellow artist Jack Dawkins for Alliance Records, a European label. He also released the album The Celebration of Love which was a European and Asian release on CBS Columbia Records. Ray also recorded several albums for Acropolis Records which were produced by Michael Richter (Sleeping With The Music), world renowned Pianist/Composer/Record Producer. Among them, This Old Photograph an album primarily made up from tunes that were written by Ray or Michael and many written by Ray and Michael together. Another was The Best of Ray Stark an Acropolis Records compilation album of Ray's recordings throughout the years. During the 60's Ray was a regular on The Mid-South Jamboree in Memphis, TN. He appeared on The Rhodes Show a weekly television show featuring the Rhodes Family, Dusty, Donna and Sandy, also from Memphis, TN. In 2008 Ray signed on with author Brian Snelson to do voice overs in the up-coming animated motion picture Shaturanga. Ray Downs is married to Theresa Sue Adams of Crestview, Florida. Ray and Theresa Sue currently live in rural South Georgia where he now spends his days writing short stories and novels.
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Ray Downs is a novelist with three novels and hundreds of short stories to his credit, many about Mexico where he spent several years teaching English as a second language and Creative Writing at the University of Monterrey (UDEM) in Monterrey, Mexico. Downs has written three novels, Wind Across The Amazon, One More Mission and most recently The Grove.
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This is the first annual TEDxUniversityofArizona event, curated by Honors Composition students.
This event asks us to blur boundaries: between the rational and non-rational, between the outcast and the accepted, between sleep and waking, between the US and other nations. As a TED community committed to spreading ideas in the Borderlands, may we continue to question boundaries wherever we encounter them.
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Daniel WendlerHow can we make sure everyone has a community where they feel accepted ? For many people -- the awkward, the shy, or the simply misunderstood -- life is a lonely experience, and good friends are hard to come by. Daniel Wendler experienced this firsthand. He has Asperger's Syndrome, which is a neurological condition that prevented him from learning social skills naturally. Without the social skills to make friends or defend himself from bullies, Daniel grew up an outcast. However, Daniel did not let his challenges define him. When he realized that his struggles were due to his lack of social skills, he decided to study social interaction like a foreign language. Over time, he manually taught himself the social skills that he was unable to learn automatically. He used his newfound skills to reach out to other "outsiders" and discovered the power of close relationships and genuine community. Today, he works to share what he learned with others. He works as a social skills coach and runs an online resource -- Improveyoursocialskills.com -- that has been read by over 180,000 people. He believes that everyone deserves a place where they belong, and that all of us have something in common with the awkward kid sitting alone in the cafeteria.
Lynn KonradLynn Konrad is a freshman pursuing a double major in Accounting and French with a minor in International Business. Active within the University community, Lynn is involved in both artistic and business activities, and has spoken at the New Directions in Critical Theory Conference. A self-declared agnostic, Lynn is fascinated by different attitudes toward religion, and believes that faith can extend beyond doctrine to personal and artistic realms.
Brian McElroyBrian is a freshman studying NSCS (Neuroscience & Cognitive Science) and Creative Writing. He has been employed previously at the U of A as a lab intern in the department of neuroscience but is presently a research assistant at the Higgins Sleep Lab, which is also in the department of neuroscience. On the side he is employed at the local theater company Live Theatre Workshop as a stage manager, actor, and teacher. His passions include the brain, fantasy RPGs, classical guitar, politics, and absurdist theatre.
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February 16, 2012 - 5:13pm
Former University of Michigan Health System resident Stephen Jenson is now facing federal charges of posessinging and receiving child pornography, according to an affidavit filed yesterday with the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan.
The affidavit was filed by the U.S. Secret Service. The document alleges that Jenson possessed 97 images and four videos of "suspected child pornography" on electronic devices seized in a Dec. 2, 2011 search warrant executed by detectives from the University's Department of Public Safety.
Jeff Frost, Special Agent in Charge of the U.S. Secret Service's Detroit field office, confirmed that the charges were filed by his office.
"We frequently work these types of investigations with our partners in the Michigan State Police and the International Crimes Against Children Task Force as well the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children," Frost said. "...this is one of those cases that was worked."
According to the U.S. Department of Justice's website, the Federal Bureau of Investigation would handle child pornography cases. However, Frost said jurisdictions overlap in many cases.
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U.S. Attorney Matthew Roth will represent the prosecution in the case. Roth could not be reached for comment as of this evening.
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PRESQUE ISLE, ME: The Color Presque Isle 5K event has been officially called a success! An Aroostook County first, the event raised more than $11,000 to support the Northern Maine Center for the Cultural Arts! The plan is to use the money to transform 149 State St. into the region's very first facility dedicated to the visual arts. The Wintergreen Arts Center will remain on the first floor, with UMPI's Downtown Art Gallery on the second floor, and UMPI's Art Studio Space on the third floor.
Organizers, like Wendy Gilman-Zubrick, say they are overwhelmed by the outpouring of community support. Gilman-Zubrick says "Everything about this event has been just amazing, from the huge number of people who turned out to participate, to the many sponsors and volunteers who helped us to pull it all off, to the incredible amount of money we were able to raise for The Arts right here in Aroostook County, I think all of us on the planning committee are in awe over the community support we received for this event."
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Westminster, Colo. (August 5, 2010) With global warming and climate change making headlines nearly every day, it could be reassuring to know that some creatures might cope by gradually moving to new areas as their current ones become less hospitable. Nevertheless, natural relocation of species is not something that can be taken for granted, according to Jessica Hellmann, Associate Professor at the University of Notre Dame Department of Biological Science in Notre Dame, Ind. By studying two species of butterfly, she and her team have found evidence suggesting that a number of genetic variables affect whether and how well a species will relocate.
Dr. Hellmann and her team have conducted a series of studies in which manipulating the temperature of the butterfly larvae's environment revealed how the two species might respond to global warming. She will discuss the team's work at the 2010 American Physiological Society's (www.the-APS.org) Intersociety Meeting in Westminster, Colo., August 4-7. The program is entitled, Global Change and Global Science: Comparative Physiology in a Changing World.
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The Notre Dame team studied the larvaeor caterpillar phaseof two butterfly species, the Propertius duskywing butterfly (Erynnis propertius) and the Anise swallowtail butterfly (Papilio zelicaon). These butterflies, both cold-blooded insects, were chosen because of their ecological differences but they live in the same ecosystem, allowing Dr. Hellmann to compare their responses in a single study.
The duskywing is a small butterfly that does not easily fly great distances and stays close to the West Coast of the United States. Because it does not fly great distances, the genetic makeup of the group does not spread very far. The species is also characterized by the fact that its larvae consume only the new leaves of oak trees,
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Urban Ecosystems and Human Health in South Africa: Examining the Relationships between Housing, Energy, Indoor Air Quality and Respiratory Health
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In South Africa one of the strongest influences on domestic indoor air quality is the type of energy used for heating, cooking and other household purposes. Emissions from fuel combustion, along with housing factors, can result in respiratory infections, one of the largest causes of death in the country. In this study, we examine the relationships between energy types, patterns of use, housing conditions such as improper ventilation and overcrowding, indoor air quality and respiratory health in poorer communities of Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. These variables are examined using an ecological perspective through the integration of quantitative and qualitative data on individual time-activity budgets, housing materials and structure, energy sources used for heating, cooking and lighting, respiratory symptoms and continuous real time monitoring of indoor air pollutants (particulate matter (PM), carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon monoxide (CO) and sulphur dioxide (SO2)). A total of 20 dwellings, both formal and informal, were sampled over a period of 60 days. Preliminary analysis shows that 24-hour average values of PM10 and PM2.5 were 77 μg/m3 and 15 μg/m3 respectively, while 8-hour average values of CO were 12 ppm. These values exceed World Health Organization guidelines, except for values of PM2.5 (WHO guidelines: 50 μg/m3 (PM10), 25 μg/m3 (PM2.5), and 10 ppm (CO)). No significant differences between formal and informal dwellings and PM10 levels was observed; however, PM10 levels increased with the use of increasingly inefficient-burning fuel types (gas < paraffin < wood). This finding suggests that fuel used in dwellings parties the most significant factor in the creation of indoor air pollutants. Lastly, of all 93 persons occupying the dwellings, 84 % reported high rates of nasal symptoms, 79 % reported eye irritation and 79 % chronic cough, all of which may correspond to ill respiratory health. Further analysis will be used to inform local governments and NGOs of potential local environmental health risks, so that policy and resources can be allocated accordingly to improve physical environments.
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