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Hi I'm planning a trip from Adelaide to Melbourne for my husband, my brother and three of my cousins who are visiting Australia in march for the cricket world cup.
They are coming in from around the world and will stay for a day in Adelaide since that's where the first match is, and then they have about 5 days before the next match in Melbourne.
They are planning to hire a car and drive between the two places.
I wanted to find a pretty, relaxing cottage or hotel for them to spend a few days but not sure where they should stay. Port Fairy seems to have come up a lot in my research.
Any ideas about where to stay, day trips, driving routes etc would be most helpful. They all love wine, good food and nice places to hang out.
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If they are interested in good wine, they should consider going to the Barossa Valley outside of Adelaide and the Coonawarra region which is south of Naracoorte, SA on the way to the GOR.
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Yes, definitely the barossa. I think they would find that interesting.
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MADISON, N.J., Aug. 15, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Quest Diagnostics (NYSE: DGX), the world's leading provider of diagnostic information services, today announced that its Board of Directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.33 per share, payable on October 22, 2014 to shareholders of record of Quest Diagnostics common stock on October 7, 2014.
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These days it's hard to find an artist who is as utterly naïve as Nathan Moomaw. A precocious folk artist who sites his father as his biggest musical influence, Moomaw's latest album is a concept piece celebrating the 26th year of his life. The gimmick is that the artist wrote one song each month—a sort of method to chronicle the year. The songs (appropriately titled "March" through "April") are mostly melancholic affairs centered around Moomaw's acoustic guitar and soft, Elliot Smith-like voice. Consistent with his cutesy folk ethos, Moomaw throws in an occasional uke, accordion, and tambourine percussion for good measure. "If you were a color you'd be amber / If you were a liquor you'd be red wine", Moomaw sings on "September". "If you were a heartbeat you'd be quicker / If you were a lover you'd be mine". You can only sit back and smile at the artist's lack of pretentiousness. Each song is revealing in a way which would make other singer/songwriters blush. They don't make them like this anymore.
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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
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1. Why does Doreen vomit on the carpet of the hotel hallway?
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(b) She is drunk.
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(a) She decides that she would rather wait until she is married.
(b) She receives a phone call and must leave his apartment.
(c) They fall asleep.
(d) Constantin refuses to have sex with her.
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7. What is Esther's standing joke with her grandfather about caviar?
8. Describe what runs through Esther's head when she and Constantin are visiting the UN.
9. What does Dr. Nolan tell Esther about shock treatments in this chapter?
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My mother and I will be taking the train from Fes to Casablanca on a Sunday in October. Depending on what time we leave Fes, we will either arrive at 10:45 am or 12:45 pm. Our flight back to the US departs at 1am Monday (essentially Sunday night).
I've booked a room at the Le Meridian using SPG points so we would have a place to rest before departure if needed. I didn't want to get stuck babysitting our luggage all day.
We'd like to see some of the city, including the Mosque on that Sunday. Would a private guide who can pick us up at the train be the best option? If we can do it on our own, I'm open to doing that as well, I'm just not sure the best way to go about it.
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Casablanca for 1/2 day: Tour? Private guide?
My mother and I will be taking the train from Fes to Casablanca on a Sunday in October. Depending on what time we leave Fes, we will either arrive at 10:45 am or 12:45 pm. Our flight back to the US departs at 1am Monday (essentially Sunday night).
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You Don't need any Guide in Casablanca, you will just need to book a driver through your accommodation to make sure showing you the must seen places, you would experience in Casablanca.
You might use just your guidebook and hire a Taxi driver visiting all the places you need to see and visit, it can be good to just use a Taxi agreed about a Price for 2 Hours or 3 exploring places you need to see, Most of people in Casablanca speaks French, and English.
Good Luck.
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You don't need a guide or a taxi (unless you want to visit the Jewish Museum). Lonely Planet has a good walking tour.
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I think the biggest issue for me is the logistics of it.
From what I can tell, the Mosque only allows visitors at specific times, the last one being 2pm. If we arrive at 12:45, I'm not sure we'd have time to get to the hotel, drop our luggage and make it to the Mosque by 2pm. Hence my thought of getting a guide to pick us up at the train station.
The earlier train leaves Fes at 6:50 am, something which I was trying to avoid. But perhaps this would just be easier.
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Depends a bit on which train station and which hotel. Central Casa isn't that big, but the mosque is out towards the Corniche. If you're staying on the Corniche you shouldn't have a problem. BTW, don't take a taxi from just in front of the train station, you'll get a lousy rate.
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thursdaysd- what's your best tip on getting a taxi from the Casa Voyageurs train station?
The hotel is the Le Meredian which looks to be right on the south edge of the old medina. I'm hesitant to book anything via the hotel because it's bound to be overpriced.
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Kristina - pity the trains from Fez don't go to Casa Port - you could walk from the station to your hotel. But you're only 3 km from Casa Voyageurs and another 3 km from the Mosque.
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At Casa-Port train station I avoided the taxi touts who met the train, and gave up on the taxi drivers just outside, who refused to use their meters and asked double the price I expected to pay. Instead I walked a few steps to the main street and located a more amenable driver. Admittedly, I had to navigate, but the price was right.
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thursdaysd-Yes, I read your trip report a while back. Didn't you have a horrible time in a riad where they would not let you leave?
I thought the same thing BTW, too bad the train does not go all the way to Casa Port or we could walk.
I don't think my mother is going to want to wander in search of a cheaper taxi.
Anyone know what we should expect to pay for a taxi from Casa Voyageurs to the Le Meredian? Are there metered taxis?
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Kristina - yes indeed, the lovely Dar Silsila!
The taxis do have meters, the trick is getting the drivers to use them. Not sure what the going rate is - have you checked Lonely Planet? Don't take a taxi unless the driver agrees to use the meter, or you have agreed on the price. You might want to have a map in evidence if he does agree to use the meter....
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Hillside House B&B - Sherwood RoomUnited States, Washington, Friday Harbor
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Welcome to the San Juan Islands! Hillside House Bed & Breakfast is a 4,000 square foot contemporary inn, set among an acre of pine trees, overlooking Mt. Baker and the entrance to Friday Harbor. We feature spacious common areas, wonderful views, quiet location, landscaped gardens, and easy walking to shops, galleries, museums and restaurants. Hillside House has a Three Diamond rating from AAA, the highest rating a bed and breakfast can earn.
Our "Sherwood Room" offers a queen bed and private bath, cable TV/DVD, fine quality linens, towels and goose down featherbed topper, plus both foam and feather pillows. Bath amenities, hair dryer, iron and ironing board are readily available. We serve a full, hot, buffet-style breakfast each morning. A BBQ grill for guest use is located on our deck, and a guest refrigerator, ice and ice buckets are also available. Complimentary Wi-Fi, lighted off-street parking, and a covered bicycle parking area are on the property. Our delicious homemade Banana Chocolate Chip Cookies await our guests each afternoon.
Many wonderful, local dining options are located in nearby downtown for Lunch and Dinner fare. We even have menus for your perusal.
San Juan Island is well known for sea kayaking and Orca whale watching. Great hiking and breathtaking views can be found at our two National Historic Park sites, Lime Kiln Lighthouse State Park, public beaches and mountain trails. San Juan Island is a destination for terrific biking, boating and bird watching. History buffs enjoy self-guided walks at the Pig War sites (American Camp & English Camp), the restored lime kiln site, and historic Roche Harbor as well as guided historic walks in Friday Harbor. The Whale Museum in Friday Harbor offers wonderful insights into the "killer" Orca whales which frequent the San Juan Islands. Many fine artists and unique galleries call San Juan Island home, and music, art and theater events occur year-round. Friday Harbor boasts excellent restaurants from brew pub to fine dining.
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Scott and I really felt at home! The breakfasts were delicious! I really appreciated special accommodations made for us due to our diet allergies! The deck is a special place to view the harbour and we got to see the Super Moon on Aug 10 from there! Naoni's daily lists of activities to do on the island were great! The names on the board were very helpful to help recall people's names for all of us guests!
An extremely professional couple. Greg greets andmakes sure that his guests know where everything is. He runs the galley/kitchen and produces a diversity of warm breakfasts. Naoni makes sure that she knows every guest by name and, during breakfast time, is solicitous of all their needs. She is extremey kind. The accommodation is comfortable with quality finishes - though our bathroon was across the hallway and not en-suite.
The Sherwood room is a well appointed basement room to flop and drop, not much more. The fishing motif will please the angler in you. We slept well in the bed, even on the first night. Our private bath was across the hall. Fortunately our unkempt, before coffee appearances didn't frighten the other guests as we were not spotted. The rooms chilled us to the bone, being Arizonans, but the space heater resolved that. Washington chilled us to the bone, but I would come back and maybe try an upstairs room.
If you are an outdoors person and want to explore on foot, bike or kayak, the lite breakfast will not take you very far. There are excellent options in Friday Harbor. Greg will direct you to some fine eateries on the island.
Naoni is an excellent conversationalist. Her delightful chatter got the table talk rolling. And we did cross paths with those guests later on the island. It was great.
This was only our second stay using AirBnB. Our first one had gone well and this being an established B and B, we were a little less trepidatious. I had let Naoni and Greg know that we had a kayaking trip and we would be checking in afterwards which they were fine with. I had hoped to send a communication as we were on the way to let them know also, but cell coverage is poor on the island and I was unable to do so. Still, they were very accomodating. We had initially tried to book one of their cheaper rooms, but as those had all been booked, we were offered a room with a private bath for the same rate which was awesome. The room was clean and well appointed with nautical themed books and nicnacs. The bed was THE BEST part. The bed and bedding were soft and comfy. We ended up sleeping in. The only small draw back - and this is maybe mostly an issue with rooms down the hall which are farther from the modem, is that wifi was spotty in our room. But all you have to do is move out to the common areas and it was fine there. And just an FYI: apparently their B and B has been marked as one of the best places to kiss in the Northwest. : ) Cute.
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In the spirit of Yom Yerushalayim, Jerusalem Day, I would like to share with you a remarkable sermon I have just come across, which was delivered by my late father-in- law, Rabbi Israel Porush, at the Great Synagogue in Sydney one year after the Six Day War. The main message is as relevant today as it was then.Israel stood alone in that hour of crisis, surrounded by a ring of modern armor of terrible deadliness, and beleaguered by the armies of seven nations who were united in their hatred of Israel and in their sinister plot to destroy it. The rest of the world cynically played a waiting game. Is it surprising that we view with a measure of cynicism the advice given us by our friends now? And what of churches? Not a word of comfort in the hour of danger, not a sound of condemnation of the threats to our existence. The so-called ecumenical spirit, or the so-called dialogue between Church and Synagogue, which was promoted in some quarters, especially in the United States, has suffered a setback from which it will not so easily recover.Did I say Israel stood alone? Israel never stands alone.'The Guardian of Israel never slumbers nor sleeps,' and the people of Israel in all their dispersion were roused as never before in prayer and in action and stood united by the side of Medinat [the State of] Israel. The Jewish citizen- soldier knew what the stakes were, and he was ready for every sacrifice. 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Jerusalem is eternal; it can never die or be destroyed. Wherever the Jew settles in the four corners of the earth, Jerusalem is alive in his heart and near to his life.Jerusalem is mentioned 630 times in the Bible, as the city of God, the capital of the nation, the seat of the Temple, the center of piety and learning and also as the emblem of the Kingdom of God that will ultimately be established on earth.When the captives of Judea sat by the rivers of Babylon weeping over their humiliation, and their captors invited them to sing one of the songs of Zion, they replied: "How can we sing the song of the Lord in a profane land?" and they swore, "If I forget thee, O Jerusalem, let my right hand forget her cunning; let my tongue cleave to the roof of my mouth, if I remember thee not; if I set not Jerusalem above my chiefest joy."Throughout the 1,900 years of exile there was never a time, with the possible exception of two brief periods, when Jews did not live in Jerusalem, at times facing great peril, at times massacred by fanatics.Our prayers were always directed toward Jerusalem. 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Happy is he that waiteth, that cometh nigh and seeth the rising of the light, when on him thy dawn shall break – that he may see the welfare of thy chosen, and rejoice in the rejoicing when thou turnest back unto thine olden youth."Jerusalem is the physical capital of the nation and at the same time the spiritual center of all Israel, wherever they live.Yerushalayim is the emblem of the eternity of Israel as the people of God. We would indeed betray our raison d'être and our mission among men if we were to think of Yerushalayim in secular or political terms only.Jerusalem must return to its old destiny as "ir shalem," which means on the one hand "the city of peace," but also on the other, "the city of completion, or unity." It is unthinkable that the unity between the people of Israel and its spiritual cradle will ever be allowed to be severed again.The attachment of a people, for 3,000 years, as intense as that of the Jews to Yerushalayim cannot be set aside by international decree. None need be afraid that the Jews would deal ungenerously or restrictively with the holy places and legitimate interests of other religions and communities. We have proven that already.Our rabbis also speak of Yerushalayim as the "metropolis of the world." There is undoubtedly also a universal facet to the image of Jerusalem, embracing the whole of humanity, and that goes back 2,500 years to the days of our prophets who prophesied in the name of God that the messianic order on earth would begin with the restoration of Jerusalem, and that Jerusalem would become then the fountainhead of a new mode of living which would lead the world out of the morass of strife, hate and division toward brotherhood, righteousness and peace:"And many people shall go and say: Come ye, and let us go up to the Mountain of the Lord, to the House of the God of Jacob; and He will teach us His ways, and we will walk in His paths. For out of Zion shall go forth the Law and the word of the Law from Jerusalem. 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We know that this is the constant aspiration and the constant yearning of the Yishuv, and that Israel's search for peace comes not only from practical considerations, but also from deep-seated convictions – the emblem of the Israeli army is, characteristically, a sword wreathed in an olive branch – and from the unshaken trust in the teachings of our prophets and the ideals of our tradition.Rabbi Porush (1907-1991) was a fifth-generation Jerusalemite. His father was the first administrator of the Shaarei Zedek Hospital. Rabbi Porush received his smicha (rabbinical ordination) at the Hildesheimer Rabbinical Seminary in Berlin and also obtained a PhD in Mathematics. He was Minister at Finchley Synagogue in London before taking up his post as rabbi of Sydney's Great Synagogue (1940-1975) where he also served as the head of Beth Din.
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Most of us know Alexander Calder, the famous sculptor. Both his stationary works, which he called "stabiles", and his revolutionary "mobiles" define our cities in displays of public art. But how many are familiar with Calder the jeweler? The first exhibition dedicated to his lesser known, more diminutive work, Calder Jewelry includes necklaces, bracelets, brooches, earrings, and tiaras. Some pieces are kinetic sculptures themselves, requiring the wearer to be mindful of their moving parts. Angelica Houston once had to tie her hair back into a tight knot so not to tangle it in her Calder necklace's bobbing spikes. Like his sculpture, Calder's jewelry is dynamic and unique, none meant for mass production. He created more than 1800 pieces for friends and family — many for other famous folks like Georgia O'Keeffe, for whom he made a brass "OK." The collection is rustic and elemental, dominated by swirls, flowers, insects, stars, and waves. Worn by celebrities like Brooke Shields and socialites like Peggy Guggenheim, the jewelry's value is the design alone. Made of non-precious metals (usually hammered brass or steel), irregular chunks of colored glass, and pieces of pottery, the jewelry in this exhibit embodies the artist's inventive whimsy. (Through June 15 at Norton Museum of Art, 1451 S. Olive Ave., West Palm Beach. 561-832-5196.)
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Lily Allen 'thrilled to expecting another baby with husband Sam Cooper'
She welcomed her first child Ethel into the world last December.
And now Lily Allen is reportedly pregnant with another child with husband Sam Cooper.
The 27-year-old singer is said to be 'thrilled' at the prospect of welcoming another baby into their family, according to the Sunday Mirror.
Baby on board: Pregnant star Lily and her husband Sam Cooper at Stroud Cricket Club the day before her pregnancy news
A source told the paper: 'Lily has started telling her friends and everybody in her close circle is so excited for her.'
'It was a surprise but Lily and Sam are thrilled. The pair of them have loved every minute of parenthood so far and wanted to expand their brood quickly. So it's great timing.'
A spokesperson for Lily refused to comment on the claims.
Meanwhile a friend told The People that the pair are doting parents to their daughter Ethel.
Tell tale bump: Lily shows the first signs of pregnancy as she cuts the ribbon to open Stroud Cricket Club's new clubhouse
'They are great parents and absolutely
devoted to Ethel. The pair of them are just delighted they've got
another one on the way.'
'They're such a happy family with Ethel. This is really great news.'
Lily revealed she was pregnant with Ethel last June when she married Sam in a stunning ceremony in Gloucestershire.
Baby on board: Lily Allen is said to be expecting her second child with husband Sam Cooper
The singer was seen sporting a small baby bump in her wedding gown and the proud groom told guests of their happy news at a wedding breakfast.
Nearly two years ago Lily and Sam were left shattered when the singer suffered a miscarriage at six months.
In 2008 Lily was left heartbroken after miscarrying while dating Chemical Brothers star Ed Simons.
Double celebration: Last June it was revealed that Lily was pregnant with her first child Elthel on the day she married Sam Cooper
The singer, who 'retired' from music nearly two years ago, returned to the stage last weekend to perform with her pal Professor Green at the Stone Roses gig in Heaton Park.
Lily, who recently revealed she has been back in the studio working on new music, tweeted:
''No @professorgreen wasn't swinging a cat around on stage @heatonpark that was me trying to sing. loved it, thanks manchester x x x' (sic)'
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