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Vic Coroner clears Volkswagen of fault in car crash
A Victorian Coroner has ruled that it was unlikely a fault in a VW car had caused a fatal traffic accident and that it was more likely the driver Melissa Ryan had slowed and been hit by a truck because she was engrossed in a conversation on her mobile phone. Coroner Heather Spooner recommends Victoria consider including hands free phones in the ban on mobile use in cars.
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MARK COLVIN: A Victorian Coroner has cleared Volkswagen of responsibility for a car crash in which a Melbourne woman died two years ago.
Melissa Ryan's car slowed suddenly on a Melbourne freeway and was hit by a truck.
The coroner Heather Spooner says the fact Ms Ryan was on the phone at the time probably played a role in the accident, and she's calling for Victorian authorities to consider banning the use of hands-free phones in cars.
Ms Ryan's family accepts that recommendation. But they maintain that something was wrong with the car.
Samantha Donovan reports.
SAMANTHA DONOVAN: Melissa Ryan was driving home from work on Melbourne's Monash Freeway when her VW Golf GTI suddenly slowed to about 48 kilometres an hour in a 100 zone.
A truck driving within the speed limit slammed into the car. Ms Ryan died in hospital hours later.
A Victoria Coroner, Heather Spooner, has today concluded the evidence didn't support a finding that something had gone wrong with the car, causing it to slow down dramatically.
And the fact Ms Ryan had been speaking on her hands-free phone to a friend for about 10 minutes was likely to have been a factor in her accident.
But speaking outside the Coroner's Court today, Melissa Ryan's stepfather Phil O'Donnell said the family is convinced something did go wrong with her VW Golf.
PHIL O'DONNELL: We've always believed rapid deceleration was a very major factor. Our understanding is the car was accelerating at a reasonable speed estimated at 95 kilometres and within a matter of seconds was had a rear impact with a truck at 31 Ks - we just can't understand how that hasn't been seen further.
SAMANTHA DONOVAN: Mr O'Donnell says the accident prompted about 300 Volkswagen drivers to report they too had experienced rapid deceleration problems in their cars, and the family would have liked the Coroner to investigate those reports further.
Lawyer John Voyage from Maurice Blackburn is advising them. He says the family's alarmed that Volkswagen has itself been left to investigate what happened to Melissa Ryan's car.
JOHN VOYAGE: It has a computer on board which is much like a black box on an aeroplane and only the company can decipher that information. That raises questions about how safe are our vehicles and what's going on, why isn't this being better looked after by government agencies who are just reliant upon what the company's report from their own investigations when they look at their own crashes.
It means in effect that we're all crash test dummies driving cars for the companies to investigate the accidents afterwards.
SAMANTHA DONOVAN: Melissa Ryan's family is now considering their legal options.
Volkswagen Group Australia says its sincere thoughts and sympathies remain with the Ryan family. The car maker points to the Coroner's findings that the vehicle didn't contribute to the cause of the accident, and says it repeated that position "throughout the investigation, despite a number of reports which tried to link the tragic accident with a completely unrelated recall matter."
Volkswagen also says that there is no correlation between the Coronial inquest and the recent reports concerning the current transmission recalls.
It says Melissa Ryan's car had a manual transmission with no identified problems, while the recalls only relate to certain Volkswagen vehicles with direct-shift gearbox transmissions.
Victorian Coroner Heather Spooner accepted police evidence that people can become so engrossed in a phone conversation while driving, their ability to maintain speed is affected.
She recommended that Victoria consider extending the ban on mobile phone use in cars to hands-free phones because the scientific evidence is showing the risk of crashing is just is great.
SAMANTHA DONOVAN: Professor Mark Stevenson is the director of the Monash University Accident Research Centre. He's examined the effect phone usage has on a driver's concentration.
MARK STEVENSON: Two-thousand-and-five, when I completed research on this, we showed that both hand-held and hands-free mobile phone use increased the crash risks. So we've known about the risks associated with hands-free mobile phone use in car crash for some time now.
SAMANTHA DONOVAN: Would you then support a ban in Victoria?
MARK STEVENSON: Given that technology's rapidly moving forward and providing opportunities for legislative change, so there are phone apps now which allow you to enact so that they don't... you can't send or receive texts or phone whilst driving.
Some of the car manufactures are now also developing opportunities where the manufacturing, you know, blocks on transmission of some telecommunication materials and the signals whilst driving, so there are opportunities now for us to start looking seriously at ways of ensuring that we don't have any phone use whilst driving.
SAMANTHA DONOVAN: Do you know of any other jurisdictions around the world that have banned the use of hands-free phones?
MARK STEVENSON: I don't. Most have gone the same way because the enforcement element is just too difficult, where they've got bans on hand-held mobile phones but not on hands-free.
SAMANTHA DONOVAN: Melissa Ryan's fianc Wayne Belford, supports Victoria banning the use of hands-free phones in cars.
WAYNE BELFORD: A step in the right direction if you can, you know, increase safety and have a positive impact in regards to road safety, we're all for it.
MARK COLVIN: Wayne Belford, the fiancof the late Melissa Ryan.


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The Detroit Red Wings will get at least one injured player back on Wednesday, while a couple more are close to returning. But, another is idled with a new injury.
It has been that kind of season.
Johan Franzen will return to the lineup Wednesday against the reigning Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings, bolstering an offense that, surprisingly, ranks fifth in the NHL, considering the rash of injuries.
He'll replace Valtteri Filppula on a line with Henrik Zetterberg and Damien Brunner. Filppula is out with a sore left shoulder, which is likely to keep him out of Thursday's game in San Jose, too.
"We'd like to have everyone on deck, but look around the league, that's just not the case,'' coach Mike Babcock said. "You have to find a way to win games. This is a big trip for us. We've played (12) home games and haven't played as much on the road (seven). We have to find a way to win on the road when match-ups aren't (in your favor).''
The Red Wings (9-7-3) have won back-to-back games after a five-game winless streak (0-3-2). The Kings started slowly (3-5-2), but are on a roll, having won four in a row and six of their past seven, allowing only 10 goals in the process.
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So, I just recently (within the past week) have became a non virgin and i have a few questions. Yes, i'm safe and my boyfriend uses a condom AND the pull out method haha he's super paranoid. But, I am not one that has gotten in to the whole masturbation thing, and so when i get wet... i get wett! Well, whenever he goes in sometimes it will make a farting noice and we both laugh cause its just so awkward kinda, he thinks its the condom but i have no idea, cause later when were done my stomach gets crampy like i have gas. like is that from him pulling out quickly or what?
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The sound is called a queef or a vart (vaginal fart). Your vagina is like a pipe, his penis is like a piston moving up in the pipe and compressing the air at the top. It can only go out one way, and that is what you are hearing.
Laughing about it is exactly the right response.
Wetness and masturbation does not have anything todo with each other. The wetness is plasma squeezed from the cells in your vaginal wall when it engorge with blood. It is a sign that you are aroused and getting ready for penetration. You get wet so that friction does not burn you. Can you imagine his penis in your vagina without some wetness to make it slippery? I think it will be the end of the human race as everybody will be too sore to have sex.
Masturbation is about learning about your body, sexual response and what you like in safety and privacy. Most women will not learn to orgasm until they can figure it out for themselves during masturbation.
During sex all sorts of things happen in your body. One thing is that your uterus moves. It lifts up inside your body. During orgasm, waves of contractions goes through your uterus. This is part of the pleasure you feel deep inside you. This can cause cramping. In this process, his penis can also bump into your cervix. This can also cause some cramping and bruising.
It is not from him pulling out quickly.
I know you said that you do not masturbate, but one way of finding out what is causing the cramping is to figure out if masturbation is causing it as well.
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since u r young and probably super vigorous u might try slowing down or u being on top so u set the pace
for the cramps u might just take a acetaminophen which is generic for Tyenol and add a ibuprofen which is generic for Advil
and for being WET, enjoy it while u can
good luck
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Thank you both very much for your responses! I will try slowing it down and learning my pace and what I like. thank you again!
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Saturday dawned sunny and clear. We breakfasted on pastries and coffee from the hotel's Il Fornaio Panetteria ($5) and used a coupon we'd received at check-in to get free biscotti.
Most summer days in Las Vegas you want to stay indoors, so we boarded a free shuttle to our first stop, the Elvis-A-Rama Museum, stocked with Elvis's cars, jumpsuits, and even handwritten letters. In front of the small stage's gold lamé curtain, a young Elvis swiveled and crooned "Love Me Tender." The performance wasn't as grand as an evening show, but it was as goofy and fun. And it was definitely worth it for $9.95 each. Back on the Strip, we headed to the MGM Grand, where we visited another kind of king―a pair of big cats at the casino's Lion Habitat.
It was really hot by then, and we needed to cool off. We took moving walkways and a free monorail all the way down the Strip to swanky Rumjungle, at Mandalay Bay. A wall of water and fire at the entrance kept the interior dark and cool. Dinners here can cost a lot, but from 12 to 4 p.m., Thursday through Sunday, inexpensive grilled sandwiches are available in the bar. We lounged in the rustic leather bar stools and were cooled by the sound of rushing water. Tab for two sandwiches, $18.
Shuttling north again, we journeyed to Desert Passage, the mall between the Aladdin and Paris casinos. Though the shopping center has many familiar upscale boutiques, it also has roving performers inspired by the ancient spice trade route. We watched a man fold himself into a tiny box and bedecked belly dancers spin and swivel marvelously (free).
Across the street, Bellagio's Conservatory and Botanical Gardens (free) was a lush and sweet-scented retreat. We walked past the lobby's colorful glass flower chandeliers sculpted by Dale Chihuly and into the conservatory's collection of live roses and chrysanthemums―hundreds of them in an airy greenhouse. They were swirled into patterns and shaped into butterflies. A bride was being photographed on the stairway.
Dusk was settling over the neon city when we emerged, refreshed. We were just in time for the best free spectacle of them all― the fountains at Bellagio. As Luciano Pavarotti's aria soared, a thousand lighted fountains exploded and cascaded perfectly on cue. They were surprisingly expressive as they misted, fizzed, and arced over a reflecting pool.
Dinner was tasty Mexican food with a South American influence at the Venetian's Taqueria Cañonita. Pork tamales, tacos with molé, and black beans cost us $32. As we ate, a passing gondolier serenaded his passengers.
We'd been impressed with Bellagio, so we returned for nightcaps and jazz at the Allegro Jazz Lounge. It was elegant and indulgent, all for $15).
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Yesterday I had to go to South Sacramento Kaiser and Costco. When I was through I stopped by to see the Bambinos. Baby boy was asleep because he's just 1 yr. 6mos old and he is into naps. Big boy, the "A" man was so excited to see me and sometimes he skips a nap because he has other things to do...., like show Noni his new bike; his DIEGO bike,... and his new helmet; his GREEN helmet...., and his new hair cut( that makes him look a lot older. No, no you can't grow up too fast little one.)
Mommy took them to Pixey Woods in Lodi. They "Rode in a train and saw a tunnel." and they had "...so much fun." and " Noni you should come too; you would like it."
" Can we go outside. I will ride my new bike.
It has 'taining wheels."
"Is that so you can learn to ride without falling?"
"I won't fall, Noni. I a big boy."
"Of course you are, sweetie. Just be careful."
"I be careful"
"Can you put your helmet on so I can take your picture?"
Baby bambino woke up and then it was snack time. After we had a snack "A" showed me how to make a bracelet like Mommy's. He had made one for her and wanted to know if I would like one. He wanted mom to give me her's. We explained that he needed to make one just for me. So he did.
This is the bracelet that "A" made just for his Noni. He had a kit with lots of beads and stretchy plastic string.
"What colors would you like, Noni?"
"Anything but orange."
"No orange?"
"Not today."
Just one orange?"
"No, I don't think so. Maybe in the Fall, around Halloween."
" Here. One orange ." He picks one orange bead up and looks at me.
"Ok, just one."
So I have a wonderful ,one of a kind, bracelet made by my grandson, and I love it. There is one bead in it that reminds me of Halloween and in my grandson's infinite wisdom, he has placed this orange bead among the others to express his own creativity and to remind me that I must not look at the world with old eyes and that I can wear orange in summer and live to tell about it.
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We've enhanced this holiday of self-drive exploration in Argentina's north-west at the foot of the Andes with time in the magnificent capital, Buenos Aires; a visit to the immense Iguazú Falls, and a few days on an estancia in the hilly region around one of Argentina's most pleasant cities, Cordóba.
The sunlit mountains and russet-red rockscapes of the provinces of Salta and Jujuy are a rugged canvas interwoven with white colonial churches, characterful markets and adobe villages. Springtime (Apr-May) is especially lovely when shades of green, wildflowers and deep red carpets of chilis drying out in the high-altitude sunshine add vibrant glimpses of colour to the view through your windscreen. Throughout the year, there's tasty regional food and wine to please your taste buds too. Our self-drive holidays give you freedom as soon as you get behind the wheel but you have the added security of knowing your accommodation is booked for you at the end of a day on the road.
Day 1
Arrive in Buenos Aires. Transfer to hotel close to colonial centre and commercial district of the capital.
Day 2
Walking tour along the Avenida de Mayo.
Day 3
Fly to Puerto Iguazú. Visit the Brazilian side of Iguazú Falls.
Day 4
Guided excursion to the Argentine side of the falls.
Day 5
Fly to Salta in the northwest. Collect your hire car.
Day 6
Drive to Molinos in your hire car.
Day 7
Self-drive to Cafayate in the wine district.
Day 8
Drive to Purmamarca in the northern canyons by hire car.
Day 9
At leisure to explore the Humahuaca Gorge independently.
Day 10
Return to Salta; overnight.
Day 11
Drop off car. Fly to Córdoba. Transfer to estancia.
Days 12-13
At leisure to enjoy the facilities at the ranch.
Day 14
Fly to Buenos Aires.
Day 15
At leisure in the capital.
Day 16
Transfer to airport for your international flight home.
You will be met at the airport and escorted to your hotel on the edge of the arty district of San Telmo by one of our local representatives.
Buenos Aires is an elegant, cultured and cosmopolitan city famed for its interesting museums and the fascinating port district of La Boca, with its cobbled streets and brightly painted houses. It was here that the tango was born, and Diego Maradona honed his footballing skills. The centre of town is home to the colonial heartland, government buildings and churches, as well as chic shopping districts, which have a nostalgic Parisian feel. The bohemian quarter of San Telmo is full of quaint old houses interspersed with antiques shops, tango bars and classy restaurants. Slightly further out of the centre is the Recoleta district, even more evocative of French or Italian influences, where Evita Perón was laid to rest. During the winter months, wealthy female residents parade the streets in their fur coats and improbable, towering hairstyles, and take afternoon tea in the city's ornate salons.
Take a guided walking tour along Avenida del Mayo, one of Buenos Aires' principal stately arteries, linking the capital's colonial and political heart at Plaza de Mayo with the Plaza de Congreso, crossing the even more grandiose Avenida 9 de Julio.
Built in the 1880s and often compared with similar boulevards in European capitals, it has a definite Old World ambiance, with art deco, art nouveau and neo-classical façades, shaded by leafy trees, lining the route.
The guided walk includes a stop at the world famous Café Tortoni, crammed with memorabilia, the barber's shop attached, and one of the first metro stations outside the USA and Europe, preserved in its original state as a museum. Visit the very ornate Barolo Palace, designed in accordance with the cosmology of Dante's Divine Comedy with floors representing heaven, purgatory and hell.
Transfer to the airport and fly to Puerto Iguazú in the subtropical northeast corner of Argentina (2 hrs). It's just a short drive to the national park wherein flow the Iguazú Falls.
The Iguazú Falls are unquestionably one of the most extraordinary natural phenomena in the world. A total of 275 falls thunder over a rust-coloured cliff surrounded by dense tropical forest. The U-shaped Devil's Throat is the most dramatic sight, here the frothing water of the Iguazú River crashes over a 1.5km wide precipice and columns of vapour are thrown skyward. Elsewhere the river flows decorously through the rainforest breaking up into dozens of smaller cascades. You can usually spot colourful toucans and many other exotic birds perched in the foliage above the tumultuous waters.
This afternoon you'll be taken on a memorable excursion to the Brazilian side of the falls. Cross the bridge which spans the Iguazú river and links the cities of Puerto Iguazú in Argentina and Foz do Iguaçu in Brazil. You'll board a (shared) national park service here and continue by road for the final stretch to the falls themselves. There's a walkway of about a kilometre, with viewpoints at strategic intervals - you get a panoramic view of the whole sweep of the cataracts - an entirely different experience from the Argentine side. Towards the end of the walk, there's an observation tower adjacent to the falls, and a walkway at the bottom takes you out for a closer and much wetter (plastic macs on sale) experience.
There's a guided excursion to the Argentine side of the falls. Start at the National Park Visitor Centre, where there is a display illustrating the biodiversity of the tropical rainforest. From here, a little natural-gas-powered train transfers you to Cataratas station where the Upper Walk begins.
This sequence of causeways and passerelles links dozens of tiny, basalt islands at the top of the rock face. These walkways cross the myriad streams of the Río Iguazú as they cascade over the lip of the precipice. A succession of lookout points allows your gaze to follow the water, as it plunges onto the rocks below.
You can then continue to the Lower Walk, which involves stairs, and gives you a totally different view of these falls. Climb back up to the train and continue to Devil's Throat Station. From here, a kilometre-long walkway leads you across the river to the thunderous Garganta del Diablo, which offers a spectacular vantage point peering into the thundering vortex below. This is a full day tour (around 6hrs) and there's about 3km of walking.
Fly to Salta (1,500km) in the far northwest. The city is renowned for its colonial architecture, friendly population and elegant claret-red ponchos. It lies in a fertile plain at the foot of the arid foothills of the Andes, the only Argentine region where vestiges of indian heritage are still visible. Collect your medium-size 2WD rental vehicle.
Depending on when you arrive in Salta, you will either be taken to pick up your rental car on the way to the hotel, or you will pick it up the following day. You will receive a Fly and Drive kit with maps and useful information about the area and highlights to visit. The vehicle is a GM Corsa (or similar) and includes an allowance of 1,200 km travel, but not fuel. A tax of around US$10-15 will be payable locally upon collection. GPS rental is possible in Salta for approx £12 per day (please request in advance).
You will need to return the car to the same office at the end of the rental period. If you are leaving on a morning flight from Salta, we advise you to do this the day before you depart.
From Salta you'll set off on an adventurous 5 day circuit starting with an exploration of the Calchaquies Valleys – one of Argentina's memorable road trips across a cactus-strewn altiplano, gorges lined with improbable rock formations and some of Argentina's finest vineyards. You'll continue your discovery following the road north to the Humahuaca gorge whose ancient villages have a distinctly Andean flavour as you approach neighbouring Bolivia.
Today's high-altitude 210km drive is a fine introduction to the north-west. With a stop for lunch en route at the very attractive historic village of Cachi you can easily spend much of the day making your way to tonight's lodgings. Once out of Salta city the road (route 33) winds and climbs continuously to the Cuesta del Obispo, reaching its highest point at Piedra del Molino (3,340m). If there's no fog, you'll get dramatic views across the mountains.
Once up on the altiplano, the Recta del Tin Tin is an almost completely straight 14-km stretch of highway which slices its way across the Los Cardones National Park, renowned for its giant cacti. It should take 3-4 hours to reach Cachi (160km, altitude 2,280m) and the onward 50km stretch to Molinos within 2hrs, joining Argentina's iconic north to south highway Route 40, essentially a gravel road. Take your time and enjoy the day.
The arid 120km stretch along the Route 40 to Cafayate is a famously scenic journey with the multi-coloured rock formations at their most astonishing in the Quebrada de las Flechas. The gravel road is slow going and it'll take at least 3hrs.
Sunny Cafayate has some first class eateries and a thriving arts and handicrafts scene. While the surrounding bodegas produce some excellent reds, the town is best known for its torrontés, an aromatic dry white wine. Many bodegas wineries welcome visitors and offer tasting sessions. Upon arrival you have time to park up at your hotel and relax with a glass of one of these highly regarded wines.
This in an all-day (370km) drive and you may find the surfaced highway a welcome relief after the last couple of days. The first stage brings you back to Salta on Route 68 (192km) taking 3hrs with a fascinating stretch along the Rio Conchas gorge through the Quebrada de Cafayate.
Beyond the urban corridor of Salta and Jujuy (Route 9) the landscapes take on a more mountainous, Andean aspect as you approach the timeless small towns and villages of the dramatic Humahuaca gorge, a long canyon of intensely coloured rock dotted with outsized cacti. You have a couple of nights based in Purmamarca, where adobe and stone dwellings blend effortlessly with the arid mountain backdrop as they have done for centuries. The little town is a dozy place in spite of its popularity among visitors: it sits at the foot of the extraordinary palette of the Cerro de Siete Colores (hill of 7 colours) where an almost psychedelic rainbow of colours from white to burgundy and gold to jade, stain the naked rock. Culturally the area is fascinating too: there are vestiges of pre-Columbian indigenous civilisations, and some colourful fiestas associated with the catholic calendar.
This extraordinary region is just a few hours' drive from the border with Bolivia, and has plenty in common with its traditional Andean neighbour.
You have a full day at leisure, based in Purmamarca. It's well worth exploring the road further north, continuing along the Humahuaca gorge. The little town of Tilcara, with its squat adobe houses and crisp-white baroque church, is close to the partially reconstructed ruins of a pre-Inca "pucará" (fortress) and has an archaeological museum.
Continuing north, and passing the villages of Huacalera and Uquía, you arrive at the picturesque town of Humahuaca which once had a station on the now defunct railway which connected Bolivia to Buenos Aires. The ornate church here is stuffed with paintings from the colonial era. The town's wild west aspect is reminiscent of settlements in Arizona or New Mexico, with narrow cobbled streets and adobe colonial buildings. It's an hour's drive back to Purmamarca from here (70km), all on paved road.
Drive back to Salta (4hrs); overnight.
Drop off your car and transfer to the airport for your flight south to Córdoba,Argentina's colonial capital and a picturesque city of a million inhabitants on the edge of a mountain range known as the Sierras Chicas.
It's a just under 2hrs' drive from the airport to the Estancia Dos Lunas, travelling through increasingly remote-feeling hilly landscapes following valleys and mountain roads. The landscapes resemble the Yorkshire dales, with treeless landscapes and stone walling. The last 16km are along a dirt track.
The countryside in the foothills of the Andes is ruggedly beautiful, with range after range of rocky, crinkled moor-covered hills cut through with diamond clear rivers and steep cliffs. Set in Alto Ongamira, this homely ranch is very much country-cottage with a nod towards the contemporary. Antiques and rural artefacts are scattered around the property adding to the homely feel.
The lodge specialises in horse riding. Riders will be assessed for their skills and then may take part in two guided rides a day, each about 2hrs long. Beginner riders are well catered for and will proceed at a sedate pace. If you don't want to ride, there are pretty walks on the property, both short and long, one of which leads to some caves. During the walks you may spot condors, peregrine falcons and eagles.
Alternatively, you can laze beside the ranch's large pool. There is no TV and no mobile phone reception at the property: you are really cut off from the world, and can just relax in an ambience of rural tranquillity.
Transfer to Córdoba and fly back to Buenos Aires.
Stroll round Puerto Madero, the refurbished port district where former dock installations and other nautical features have been preserved alongside a string of excellent restaurants and loft conversions. Beyond the city limits, you might consider a trip across the River Plate to Colonia in Uruguay. Travel along a forest-fringed estuary, dotted with upmarket residences, to this peaceful little port, where you can wander among cobbled streets lined by colonial houses, or have a meal or drink in the yacht club.
Alternatively, venture into the watery delta to the small town of Tigre, set on the banks of the Luján river. Have lunch at one of the restaurants on the shores of the Río Paraná, while watching fishermen at work and river-craft gliding by.
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4 domestic flights (longest 2hrs); self-drive in the northwest.
This holiday offers economical mid-range accommodation in the cities and small towns of the northwest. The good quality hotel close to Iguazú Falls overlooks the river and tropical jungle. The riding lodge near Córdoba is an intimate, homely ranch which offers the chance to take walks and relax in addition to go horse-riding.
Breakfast daily; dinner day 11; full board days 12, 13.
We carefully select our local partners, some of whom we have worked with for over 25 years. Their English-speaking guides understand the expectations of our clients very well, and are consistently singled out for praise by the latter on their return.
16 days, 15 nights: Buenos Aires 2; Iguazú 2; Salta 1; Molinos 1; Cafayate 1; Purmamarca 2; Salta 1; Córdoba 3; Buenos Aires 2.
The unit of currency in Argentina is the Argentine peso.
It is very difficult to give a guideline for essential expenses but a budget of around US$50-70 per day should cover the cost of meals not included in the holiday itinerary, drinks and the odd souvenir. Eat at the best restaurants in cities and you will pay considerably more. In addition, you should budget a total of US$100 to cover the cost of fuel.
If you have purchased your flights through Journey Latin America, the international departure tax is usually included in the ticket.
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This is a great recipe for entertaining, bake sales or just to have some and freeze the rest. I've change the original recipe. I've exchanged 1 cup of sugar & 3/4 cup oil for 1 cup unsweetened apple sauce & 2 tbs of oil. Change from baking soda to all baking powder and no extra salt added.
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Lot 107: A large famille rose porcelain vase
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dating: 19th Century
provenance: China
Fine, slender shape; cylindrical body featuring two frames painted with flowers and birds, completely surrounded by floral motifs, leaves and clouds; the base of the neck featuring a continuous ring with the eight bajixian, decorated en suite with the body and featuring a ruyi band at the border; the external foot is decorated with two, famille rose bands; an old label at the center of the base.
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Yeah, I was expecting Future Mom to be talking to the kids. That should have been the framing device.
Yeah, the way they did it just makes me worry that the mother is dead in the present. And I really don't want the show to end that way. But I did really love the episode other than that.
Me too, although it adds a lot more emotion to the story if she is dead. Does anyone know if that ukelele (however it's spelled) is on one of the shelves behind the kids?
Didn't like the episode too much (especially for such a pivotal episode). It felt far too rushed, kind of like trying to cram entire seasons of How i met your mother into 22 minutes and it showed. It was predictable including taking scenes from the show and showing her side. It wasn't very original and it sure wasn't very funny. Cristin Milioti is perfectly cast and very believable as the quirky part of the future Ted/Mother couple and i loved the scenes with her in the season so far but this episode fell flat apart from the very end when she was at her lowest point (the same as Ted) and beautifully sang La Vie en Rose. I now have a very real fear that they will never really meet but for the very last scene of the show where Ted is sitting at the train station and she walks up.
Been saying this for years... Lori Loughlin. Speaking of Full House connections, anyone seen the sneak peak at the Super Bowl commercial? [yt]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXJ2hkOm9Ok[/yt]
I agree that the episode was rushed and not very funny, but her story was mostly a tragedy, so it will be that much more magical when she meets Ted because she can finally be happy again and for the rest of her life. They should have done it as a two parter. Lord knows there's been enough filler in the first half of the season.
I loved it. I did feel like plenty of story enough for a one hour episode, but at least it was good. I really liked the tragedy of her story and it just made you love her all the more. She has an amazing voice too.
I loved it also. Brilliantly interconnective with the rest of the series, and really sold home the legitimacy not only of Milioti's character but the gradual unfolding of her presence in the show and this season in particular. I defy anyone to watch that episode and not shed at least one tear. I'm sad the show is ending and only has eight more episodes to go... but at this rate, I think we're in for a really great ride. And while I agree - I think the big twist will be that the Mother is dead by the time Old Ted narrates the story, I really hope it won't be the ending button on the show.
I guess it's hard not to build up things at this point, so even though a few seasons ago, getting this much information in 30 minutes would have blown our minds, now it seems "too little, too late." Despite that, what we did get was well done, though rushed. I wasn't a big fan of the plot device of the mother narrating and it always turning out to be her talking to someone, especially when it happened in Ted's Econ 3 class and she was telling all of that to a random person. It was a nice way to touch upon those previous episodes and catch us up on the life of the Mother, though.
We barely learnt anything new. All that had happened before and will happen again. But yes, she should have been talking to the kids. But her voice is different, just like Ted's is, and they probably cast and used a different mother actor for the final scene 8 years ago. Do we know who was cast as the mother's ankle 4 year ago?
http://how-i-met-your-mother.wikia.com/wiki/The_Mother That lists a couple of names of "stunt actresses" to have played the mother prior to the season 8 reveal.
The way the father and the kids have been reacting to this story (the kids, moreso, early on) is completely against the idea that the mom is dead.
If the Mother just died, then those kids are dead inside inappropriate. Of course the last line could be... "And we're getting a divorce."
So the real story is how he met his real love (Robin), then met the mother, had kids, and is now leaving her for Robin again? would add an awkward twist to the story, I suppose...
More accurately, the real story is how he met Robin who goes on to be married to Ted's friend Barney, and Ted is the best man at that wedding, and how letting go of Robin prepares him to meet the Mother. In hindsight (I doubt that Bays and Thomas knew the specific details of the endgame in the beginning) the show would have been better off starting from Ted meeting Barney. But it still makes sense starting it from meeting Robin.
The misdirect "And that's how I met Aunt Robin" still brings a smile to my face. "Robin" was on Hollywood Gamenight last night, with her husband. I've never really been attracted to Cobie, but Maria Hill was quite the game changer.
Yeah, "And that's the story of how I met...your Aunt Robin" is still one of my favorite moments from the show and it's really what kept me intrigued enough to keep watching those first few episodes. I thought this was a beautiful episode. It makes me wish we weren't only getting one season with the Mother in it. Cristin Milioti has just been amazing. I do think this could have very easily been told as a two-part story, though.
My wife and I were talking about that last night as we watched the episode. We always watch the show a day or two later on the DVR. She has been fantastic, we wish she was introduced much earlier. A two parter would have been the better way to go.
A full season with the mother is more than I could have asked for. And I think it's enough. Seeing too much of her any earlier might have taken away a lot of of the mystery and anticipation that the show was built on. Mine too.


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