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Yes, it's time to talk about sex, (again) baby.
Despite the many available resources and free guides on the internet and in print, many still have a difficult time managing their sex life. Indeed, perhaps because it is such a sensitive subject, people can be reticent to talk about their issues –– or even ask vital questions that could spare them numerous headaches. While we understand that sex can be a touchy subject to some, it's essential that all sexually active adults have an understanding of some basic healthy habits though.
To that end, here are four tips to help you maintain your sexual well-being:
STD Testing:
For sexually active individuals, it's a wise decision to get tested for STDs early and often. (This is especially true for people who engage with multiple partners.) Even if you don't think you have an STD, you could be carrying an STD like chlamydia or gonorrhea which predominantly exist in an asymptomatic form. Plus, getting tested for STDs can help you stay in front of any potential problems that may arise.
Be Honest:
One of the best ways to make sure you're happy with your sex life is to be open and honest with your partner about what you want, and what you don't want in a relationship. That way you can agree early on about whether or not you want to get pregnant, for instance. In addition, you should disclose any STDs that you carry. Not letting someone you care about know that vital fact in advance is irresponsible at best, and negligent at worst.
Balance is Key:
The unfortunate truth about certain physical relationships is that they can actually cause more harm than good. So if you find yourself unable to deal with problems in your life because of sex, or if a physical relationship is causing you undue stress, consider taking a step back. At its best, sex should be one of the most enjoyable parts of your life. But if it's causing you trouble, you may need to reconsider your priorities.
Consult with the Pros:
Perhaps the best way to maintain sexual wellness is to seek out the advice of professionals like doctors. In addition to psychologists and psychiatrists who can help you untangle the mental side of your sex life, you should also be comfortable approaching your M.D. for advice or treatment should the need arise. Note that if you do have a sexual problem such as an STD, the sooner you address the problem the greater chance you'll have of avoiding further complications down the road. And in some instances, you may be able to be cured completely with just one visit!


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It should be easy find a hotel in any particular city? But if we are talking about China, and about the city of Yiwu in China - there are some important things you need to know about the hotels here. So, here we go, ten tips for finding a hotel in Yiwu:
You may already be familiar with many of them - booking.com, agoda.com, trivago.com and many others. You can use any of these websites You will not have any problems, and hotels listed on these international websites will be happy to accommodate you.
If your Chinese friend tells you that Chinese booking websites are better, be very careful. Not all the hotels listed on Chinese booking websites will accept foreigners. Only Chinese citizens are allowed to stay in some of the hotels in China.
Every foreigner must register with the local police in Yiwu. This Is not necessary in every city in China, but it is in Yiwu. It is the law. If you are staying in a licensed hotel which can accept foreigners, the hotel will automatically register you with police - you don't need to do anything, which is another good reason only to stay in licensed hotels which are allowed to accept foreigners.
Of course, it is a different situation if you want to stay in a friend's home, for example, or are renting an apartment using airbnb.com. In these instances, you must go to the local police station and register with them, informing them where you will be staying.
Police will register you providing you have the following documents with you - passport with a valid visa, airplane or train ticket (proving how you traveled to Yiwu?), photo and, most important - proof of where you are staying – lease, rental agreement, etc. If the property owner does not provide you with any official documentation, the police will not register you.
If you are not registered with the police and they subsequently "catch" you in the street, you will be fined $100.00 and you will also be forced to stay in the police station for between 4 and 12 hours (similar to short-term arrest).
Most visitors who come to Yiwu do so because of Yiwu Market. This may well be your primary "working place." The closer to Yiwu Market you live - the less time and money (taxi fares) you will waste.
Here you can see a map of Yiwu from Booking.com, so let's take a look:
There is no reason to stay near the airport or train station – after all, during your visit you will only go there twice - when you arrive in Yiwu and when you leave. As you can see on the map, most of the hotels in Yiwu are located close to Yiwu Market. It always makes most sense to choose a hotel which is close to the district where you will be spending most of your time.
Let's take a closer look at this map:
Numbers from 1 to 5 on the map indicate the individual districts of Yiwu Market. If you have come to Yiwu to buy toys, for example, it's better to stay near District 1. Check in advance which district of the Yiwu Market you are most likely to be visiting, then find a hotel nearby. Yes, Yiwu Market is huge. Walking from District 1 to District 4 may take you between 15-20 minutes.
On the map, you can see "Night Market." This is not a wholesale market. However, all the nightlife in Yiwu is accumulated in this area – there are many places to eat, go shopping, and there are plenty of bars. If you want to stay in a vibrant area near Yiwu Market and you want to enjoy the ambiance of a bustling Asian nightlife where you can have some fun - you can choose a hotel near the Night Market. Remember – just be aware that Night Market area does not sleep until the morning light - it's not a quiet place late at night.
"Yiwu Business Area" identified on the map - skyscrapers, 5-star hotels, shopping malls, and office buildings. If you want to stay at an excellent hotel - choose this area. It is close to Yiwu Market as well.
Every hotel in Yiwu will ask you to pay a deposit, which they will return to you after check-out. If you damage or break any hotel property, they will use this deposit to recover any loss. Treat your hotel room with respect and you will have no problems.
Deposits vary from 10% to 50% of the total hotel charge, it will depend on the standard of the hotel. For most of you who come to Yiwu for the first time, this is a big surprise. However, don't worry - deposits are always promptly returned if nothing has been damaged.
It may surprise you to learn, but there is almost no difference between a 1-star and a 3-star hotel - so you can choose the cheapest one if you want to save some cash.
If you want to live in a more luxurious hotel - choose a 4-star and 5-star hotel. The cost of a room in a 5-star hotel is still less than $100.00 per night as hotel prices in Yiwu are tremendous value.
Please be aware that not all hotels in Yiwu accept bank cards like Visa and Mastercard. It sounds crazy, but it's true. In China, people use a local card - Union Pay - which is accepted everywhere.
Be prepared for the situation when your Platinum Visa won't be accepted in Yiwu. The solution is to carry some cash with you.
If you stay in 1 - 4-star hotel in Yiwu - be prepared for a poor breakfast. A large number of our customers complain about the breakfasts in hotels - but there is nothing we can do. All Westerners have to accept this problem.
Breakfast in these hotels comprises only Chinese food, which most Western people don't like. You will find tofu, black eggs and unusual vegetables, often too spicy and all with a peculiar taste - this is how our customers describe their breakfasts in these hotels. However, maybe you will be lucky, or perhaps this type of food appeals to you, even at breakfast time.
5-star hotels are very different - they provide a VERY NICE breakfast.
I'm 100% sure that you will find one of these "business cards" pushed under your room door. They are offering you a "special service" - girls for one hour or one night.
I recommend you never call these numbers and never "order" a girl to come to your hotel room. China is not Thailand - prostitution is a crime here. Don't forget, the hotel automatically registers you with the local police and you are responsible for anything illegal that happens in your room. Do you want to spend a few days in jail or pay a fine? I don't think so.
I have heard many terrible stories about these girls. For example, she will come to your room and then claim you raped her. She will even injure herself. They are very convincing 'actresses'. After that she will call the police or her friends – and you will get into BIG trouble. I know people who have paid $5,000 - $10,000 to these girls so as not to be reported to the police.
Yes, in Yiwu 85% of the hotel staff can't speak English. Of course, you can always use a translation app on your phone to help you communicate with them. Even if they can speak a few words of English, it is unlikely they will understand what you are saying to them. They often just rehearse a few words to make you feel more welcome.
All the "interesting" things I have mentioned on this page don't happen in 5-star hotels, especially international chain 5-star hotels like the Marriott or Shangri-La.
If you want to avoid any problems - choose a 5-star hotel. Prices are very affordable in Yiwu, so you can get a room in 5-star hotel for $100.00, or even less. It also means you will spend your time in Yiwu enjoying maximum comfort and personal safety.


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Ackerman calls Zero Dark Thirty's torture scenes "arguably the best and most important part of the movie":
[The film] does not present torture as a silver bullet that led to bin Laden; it presents torture as the ignorant alternative to that silver bullet. Were a documentarian making the film, there would surely be less torture in the movie: CNN's Peter Bergen deems the scenes overwrought, both in their gruesomeness and in their seeming estimation of their role in nabbing bin Laden. But that would also come at the expense of making a viewer come to grips with what Dick Cheney euphemistically called the "dark side" of post-9/11 counterterrorism. Meanwhile, former Bush administration aide Philip Zelikow, who termed the torture a "war crime" in a recent Danger Room interview, will probably find the movie more amenable than Cheney will. What endures on the screen are scenes that can make a viewer ashamed to be American, in the context of a movie whose ending scene makes viewers very, very proud to be American.
Spencer has, of course, seen the movie. I haven't. And I respect his judgment and reserve my criticism until I've seen it. But I'm troubled by those last sentences:
What endures on the screen are scenes that can make a viewer ashamed to be American, in the context of a movie whose ending scene makes viewers very, very proud to be American.
But if the shameful actions are intrinsically connected to the proud actions, then Spencer may be relying on his own moral compass, rather than the movie's.
The core question for me: if this movie is about the hunt for Osama bin Laden, and those with the most information about it categorically say that torture had nothing to do with the success of the operation, then why is torture in there at all?
To recap the Senate Intelligence Committee's statement:
"CIA did not first learn about the existence of the UBL (bin Laden) courier from detainees subjected to coercive interrogation techniques. … Instead, the CIA learned of the existence of the courier, his true name and location through means unrelated to the CIA detention and interrogation program. … The CIA detainee who provided the most significant information about the courier provided the information prior to being subjected to coercive interrogation techniques."
So again: why is torture in there at all? Again, I have to see it to judge it properly. But scenes of grotesque torture are apparently spliced with vivid audio from 9/11 in the opening of the movie: a morally fraught connection. Again, I haven't seen the movie. If it merely reveals how the evil of that September day unleashed emotions of revenge and violence that led the US government to betray the Geneva Conventions, it's one thing. But if the end of the movie is the successful capture of the perpetrator of 9/11, and torture is seen as part of that process (which is untrue), then this becomes a propaganda movie in defense of war crimes. That's truer if the movie is a great work of art. It may be. But some great art is evil and abets evil. And the greater the art the deeper the evil it can propagate.
Peter Bergen's review troubles me even more:
The one time [president Obama] does appear in "Zero Dark Thirty" is in a clip from a "60 Minutes" interview in which he criticizes the use of "torture." By this point in the film, the audience has already seen that the CIA has employed coercive interrogation techniques on an al Qaeda detainee that produced a key lead in the hunt for bin Laden. In the film, Obama's opposition to torture comes off as wrongheaded and prissy.
If that's true, Bigelow is indeed an apologist for evil, and this movie should be protested loudly. Greenwald notes:
That so many reviewers walked away with a pro-torture message from the film – that torture was key to finding bin Laden – means that large numbers of viewers likely will as well, regardless of the after-the-fact claimed intent of the filmmakers. That, by itself, is highly problematic and worthy of commentary.
It's not just highly problematic. It's a lie. Other reviewers see it quite plainly. Frank Bruni:
"The torture sequence immediately follows a bone-chilling, audio-only prologue of the voices of terrified Americans trapped in the towering inferno of the World Trade Center. It's set up as payback. "And by the movie's account, it produces information vital to the pursuit of the world's most wanted man. No waterboarding, no Bin Laden: that's what "Zero Dark Thirty" appears to suggest."
And that's just not true. And in her comments on the film so far, the director has chosen a defense that does not inspire confidence. As Glenn puts it:
As noted, she is going around praising herself for taking "almost a journalistic approach to film". But when confronted by factual falsehoods she propagates on critical questions, her screenwriting partner resorts to the excuse that "it's a movie, not a documentary."
Since Bigelow and Boal (the screenwriter) put waterboarding at the crux of the hunt for bin Laden, they are not practising journalism. They are propagandists for the efficacy of war crimes against mere suspects handed over to the US often randomly. Bigelow and Boal are not just creating a work of art, if this is indeed the obvious lesson of the movie. They are enlarging the potential for evil – by justifying and celebrating it. If they manage to do so while also showing the full grotesqueness of the brutality the Bush-Cheney administration unleashed on prisoners, it's even worse. They may persuade people that this kind of unconscionable brutality is justifiable and effective, when it is neither.
And, yes, I'm asking for a copy for review myself. I will give it a fair shake. I deeply admired "The Hurt Locker." But the mere facts about the movie, as reported by many viewers, do not require a review. They demand a rebuttal.
(Photos: Director Kathryn Bigelow, actress Jessica Chastain and Co-Chairman-Sony Pictures Entertainment Amy Pascal attend the after party for the premiere of Columbia Pictures' 'Zero Dark Thirty' at the Dolby Theatre on December 10, 2012 in Hollywood, California. By Michael Buckner/Getty Images; victims of the Bush-Cheney torture program at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.)


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By Claire Mummery
Getting outdoors and into the garden with your young children is such an important part of life these days as we are a technology driven world. Being in nature is nurturing and satisfying to young and old.
A great way to be in the garden with your children is to grow an edible flower patch of calendula, dandelion, heartsease and nasturtium, pop your baby in the patch and let them eat them to their heart's content. The colours of these flowers are vibrant and the taste not too strong, perfect for the wee ones.
Nasturtiums are rich in Vitamin C, dandelion flowers are rich in Vitamin A, calendula flowers aid digestion, reduce fevers and stimulate the immune system and heartsease are always smiling back at you.
Another delightful way to be in the garden with your children is to sow seeds of peas or beans and watch them grow.
- Save your egg cartons and fill with a little potting mix.
- Push the seeds in and watch them come up.
- When they are over 10cm tall, break the egg carton up and plant each one in the ground (cardboard and all) or into a bigger container.
- Watch them grow!
All flowers and pods are edible in these plants.
Happy gardening!
Founder of Grow Inspired, Claire Mummery is one of New Zealand's foremost pioneers in sustainable living, nutrient-rich food production and large-scale organic garden development. As a single mum who raised a beautiful daughter, now 20, Claire has always loved sharing her passion and knowledge with others – especially in teaching children from kindergarten up how to grow their own food, and sparking within them a passion of their own. You can find Claire on her website www.growinspired.co.nz, on Instagram @grow.inspired, and on Facebook growinspiredwithclairemummery.


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FADOS9F1 was added 2 unique features. First feature is integrated DC power source. It can be adjusted between 0-16V and 20-1500mA with power output; DC voltage/current graph of electronic cards power is created. Second unique feature is IR (infrared) non-touched temperature sensor for detecting more heated components. Using together 2 new features, it is possible to some of detecting failures to decreasing during 5-10 times. These features can be used as new technique fault detection.
In this technique, power cable is connected the input of solid card and set maximum voltage. Click "Power Test" button; software creates 100 mV steps DC voltage-current graph from 0 to Vmax. and saves a file.After waiting a few minutes, it will be easy to detect more heated components and draw out heat map of electronic card.
For testing faulty cards; solid electronic graph opens. Maximum current is determined and after click 'Power Test' button, created faulty card's supply graph. If more current is suffering from faulty card with IR Sensorby controlling the temperature of the components that more heated components are determined in a short time. If the faulty card is less current, in this case supply line is open circuit likely. In this case, open oscilloscope screen and find line which does not get energy and broken-line is easily detected. If the faultycard and solid card has same graphs; in this case opens VI tester screen and finds faulty with it.
FADOS9F1 is uses for microvolt measurement and also to for adding multiplexer module, it has an output port. FADOS9F1 is designed multi-functional products for thinking any condition the needs of users. FADOS9F1 includes 5 – 6 different p


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Dell Latitude D505
Last week, Dell incorporated a new budget chip from Intel into its thin-and-light Latitude D family, creating a wireless notebook for less than $1,100. The Latitude D505 features the new Celeron M processor, a discount version of the Pentium M that all of the Centrino notebooks run on. The new chip is based on the same processor core but comes with a 512KB secondary cache and runs at slower speeds.
Upside: Dell continues to drop notebook prices while packing in the features, and the Latitude D505 is no exception. This 5-pound business notebook can be purchased in dozens of configurations, including the aforementioned Celeron M, or you can opt for the speedier Pentium M. Display choices are 14.1 or 15 inches, hard drives range from 20GB to 60GB, and memory tops out at 2GB. Three wireless choices round out the package: Intel Pro Wireless (802.11b) or one of two Dell TrueMobile solutions, 802.11a/b/g or 802.11b/g.
Downside: As with the Pentium M, the Celeron M will incorporate features designed to cut down on energy consumption, but it won't have as many. The Celeron M, for example, doesn't include Intel's SpeedStep technology, which allows the processor to slow down and conserve energy when a laptop is running on batteries. It remains to be seen how those changes will affect performance and battery life.
Outlook: At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, some computer makers were quietly questioning whether the Celeron M is a good move for Intel. Some vendors say that consumers are confused by the Pentium M's gigahertz number, which is lower than that of other Pentium processors. In other words, a desktop Pentium 4 might run at 2.8GHz, for example, while a typical Pentium M runs at 1.6GHz, even though it's a newer chip designed for notebooks. Some vendors think the addition of Celeron M might confuse computer buyers even more. (Consumers tend to focus on the megahertz number when choosing a notebook.) Will the new Latitude D505 help consumers get the picture? Check back for a full review.


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Makli Necropolis Graveyard is UNESCO world Heritage site and 125000 Sufi Saints. Philosophers and kings ,Queens,princes are buried in the Makli Graveyard.The Sindh is fertile valley of ancient and oldest Indus valley civilization,The Bamaniya Sama was the son of Jam Tamachi, he ruled over Sindh from 1352 to 1367 AD. The Mamaidev sacrificed his life for dharma to Bamaniya Sama, Bhamania sama was converted from Hindu Rajput to Muslim by the Force of Alahudin Khilji invaders and The Khilji ruled on India and force to Bhamaniya Sama for Beheaded of the Mamai Dev but the Mamai Dev was a great Sufi Saint after Beheaded the Mamai Dev had walked his Last Journey with his head was with his both Hands and trunk and Preached 9 Lack Vedas to his Followers Maheshwary and others from Tattha City to Makli Grave yard almost 15 KM and decided his Burial place in the Makli Grave Yards. He sacrifice his life for the welfare of poor peoples of world Sinbhariya Meghwar, The Tomb of Great Mamai Dev is located in Makli Graveyard in Sindh Pakistan,
The Mamai Dev said his Vedas:-
આવ વો સે ખંભાત દેશ મેં રસતી ખાન પાદશાહ ,વો સે ચતુર ને સુજાણ, મુ વાંકે બાંગો મારીઓ એ વદ કીધો કામ ,સે જાય ને શામીનગર મેં અવતરીઓ બામણીઓ શમો જેન્જો નામ,ગુનો કિયો તળે અન્વ ના છૂટો મોજી પંઢઈ પઈ બામણીએ શમે જે હાથ,
Hinduism Philosophy & According to Law of karma the Mamai Dev has to repay revenge to Bhamaniya Sama King for previous Birth; the Mamai Dev in his previous Birth was a Rashtikhan Badshah or King In Khambhat Desh Gujarat India.during his ruling time a Mulla a head of prayers was injustice and given Death order death sentence and Mulla was Hanged to death and after death that the Mulla was Born in his next incarnation as Bhamaniya Sama son of Jam Tamachi in Sami Nagar Tattha and Rashtikhan Padshah was Born in Kutch, Gujarat India as The Mamai Dev so that according to law of Karma Shree Mamai Dev Repay revenge of previous birth and given permission to Bhamaniya Sama for his death sentences.The Mamaidev was Nirvana and left this Mortal world.
Rebirth, Hinduism maintains, is governed by the law of karma. According to this law, man is the architect of his own fate and maker of his own destiny. Karma signifies the way of life, that is, what we think, say, and do and it brings conditioning of the mind, the root cause of embodiment.
The Mamai Dev was a great philosopher and future predictor He was Born in India 13th century,He predicted about Earthquake,Tsunami and Firestorms and Global warming which will effect on the Environment and climate on the Earth,His Nirvana Destination is in the UNESCO World Heritage site Makli Necropolis,( graveyard) in Tattha,Sindh, it is a largest Necropolis in the world,Makli Hill is supposed to be the Burial place of some 125000 Sufi Saints. Philosophers,Kings and Princess The Tombs and Graves are Materials documents


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"NOW, THEREFORE, I, RONALD REAGAN, President of the United States of America, do hereby proclaim the month of May as Better Hearing and Speech Month, and I call upon the people of the United States to observe this month with appropriate ceremonies and activities". (1986).
Each May, Better Hearing & Speech Month (BHSM) provides an opportunity to raise awareness about communication disorders and available treatment options that can improve the quality of life for those who experience problems speaking, understanding, or hearing. This years theme is "Communication Across the Lifespan". Hearing loss and other communication disorders can affect people at any age. They can be present at birth or develop over time, and House Ear Institute supports a wide range of research to help develop effective diagnostic and treatment strategies relevant to communication throughout the lifespan.
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Betty's Bay is the little town sister to Hermanus, and what it lacks in size it makes up for in character. Situated on the Overberg coast and just one hour's drive from Cape Town, Betty's Bay is a perfect weekend getaway for Cape Town locals looking to get out of the city.
Bettys Bay's claim to fame is that it lies within the Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve; the first UNESCO declared Biosphere in South Africa and the heart of the Cape Floral Kingdom. The reserve stretches along the coast from Gordon's Bay through Kleinmond and inland from the farms of the Elgin Basin through to Grabouw.
The Harold Porter Botanical Gardens is a key Betty's Bay attraction.The best time to visit is during the flowering season from October to February where a glorious array of gladioli, watsonias and the rare red disas are on full display. The garden can easily explored with a day trip, following one of the pretty laid-out paths and hillside trails. For the more adventurous, Leopard's Gorge offers an adventurous hike.
The resident penguin colony at Stony Point is one of only four mainland colonies in South Africa and it was declared a municipal nature reserve in 2002. The best time of day to view the penguins is in the late afternoon, when they return from their daily fishing expeditions.
Visit Betty's Bay for an authentic small seaside town holiday.
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Business accommodation in Betty's Bay
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Holiday accommodation in Betty's Bay
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Whalecome guest suite is a luxury 180 degree sea view room with own full bathroom and own entrance. Come and enjoy the beautiful sunrise and sunset on the patio. The room is situated in the Kogelberg ... Read More
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Ursinia Lodge is situated in the heart of the Cape Whale Coast in coastal Betty's Bay,just over an hour's scenic drive from Cape Town and the International Airport.We are just a five-minute walk from... Read More
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This luxurious and spacious guesthouse with its well appointed guests units and the scenic environment will satisfy your requirements. Everything, from the gastronomic breakfasts and dinners, experien... Read More
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Set within the Kogelberg (UNESCO) Biosphere Nature Reserve, close to Cape Town, winelands and all major tourist attractions, on the scenic coastal whale route between Gordon's Bay and Hermanus.
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Rocky Pools is a far cry from some of the face-brick monstrosities along this stretch of the Bettys Bay coast. As far as beach houses go, it sits way near the top of the pile - tasteful design, unobst... Read More
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Poppehuis is a self-catering, holiday home that is situated in the Jock's Bay area of Betty's Bay. The house is fully furnished and comprises of 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and open-plan living area. The ... Read More
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2 x Upstairs Self catering rooms attached to main house, with separate entrances, balcony & braai facilities. Five minutes walk from Silversands Beach. Kitchenette fitted with microwave, electric fryi... Read More
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Decorated in a modern beachside theme, the cottage has 2 bedrooms.
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Ambre is the house and cottage nestling among trees and fynbos at the top of Bass Road, Bettys Bay, diagonally across from the Botanical Gardens. It is down from the main freeway and has an open green... Read More
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Mountain Mist in Betty's Bay can accommodate up to six people in a fully furnished self-catering house with all the comforts of your own home.
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Betty's Bay Accommodation is rated 3.9 / 5 based on 32 reviews from guests booking with Sleeping-OUT.
Betty's BayLOVE THE TOWN, RECOMMEND HIKE AT HAROLD PORTER BOTANICAL GARDENS, VISIT TO THE PENQUINS. EXCELLENT FISH AND CHIPS AT ON THE EDGE NEXT TO THE PENQUINS - Miemsie Moggee
Betty's BayBetty's Bay is a beautiful place with clear views of the mountain, ocean, and great site seeing places. - Caitlin Van Der Schyff
Betty's BayIf you're looking for peace and tranquillity & the sound of the ocean of course - then BB's the place to be. - Beverly Duncan
Betty's BayWonderful place to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Enjoyed Stoney Point. - Gill Foster
Betty's BayQuiet little town, no much to do other than relax. - Angie Miles
Betty's BayBetty's bay is a very special place for me personally as we often use to visit the gardens and the waterfalls. - Yolande Cloete
Betty's BayBeautiful!!! I live in Cape Town and thoroughly enjoyed the scenic drive there. I went to go play with the penguins (so cute and friendly) and found the town to be very classic and still trendy and clean. Will definitely visit again. - Ellen Du Toit
Betty's BayLovely place for a relaxing holiday - Helen Rowe
Betty's BayStunning place to visit. - Marquhette Vermaak
Betty's BayLove the area - Lloyd Ford


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Our Adult Choir supports congregational singing and offers an eclectic array of choral selections at both Sunday morning liturgies. Instrumentalists perform solos and accompany congregational singing at their convenience. In mid- December, we also present a holiday concert that draws an audience from throughout the Cleveland area.
Weekly rehearsals take place on Tuesdays (September through May) from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. in the church (please enter using the Norwood side entrance). New members are always welcome! Please contact Jim Carr, Music Director, if you plan to attend: firstname.lastname@example.com or 216-225-7029.
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