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2012 China Tours > Best of China & Hong Kong > Tour Itinerary
16 Day Best of China & Hong Kong (2012)
Tour Itinerary
Your exotic journey to China begins as you board China's national airline, Air China non-stop flight bound for Beijing. En route, cross the International Dateline and lose a day. You'll recover this day on your return trip. (IM)
Board Air China non-stop flight to Beijing
Air China Flight Schedule
Arrive in Beijing in the late afternoon. Meet your local representative and transfer to your hotel in the center of Beijing. Your hotel is conveniently located near the Chang An Avenue, along which are Beijing's major shopping malls, upscale restaurants, and tourist attractions. Relax and enjoy the evening in Chinas historic and vibrant capital city. Marriott Beijing City Wall
Bird Nest, the main venue of 2008 Summer Olympics
After a hearty breakfast and a tour briefing, you visit the Tiananmen Square. At 100 acres, it is the world's largest public square, flanked by an assortment of historical buildings, huge museums and Communist monuments, including Maos Mausoleum. One visitor has written, "An army could be massed, and all the kites in the world could fly." You roam the Square; and walk through the Gate of Heavenly Peace, under the famed portrait of Chairman Mao, to enter the Forbidden City, the symbolic center of the Chinese universe and a lasing monument of dynastic China, from which 24 emperors of the Ming and the Qing Dynasties ruled the Middle Kingdom for nearly 500 years (1420-1911).
Last Emperor's "Forbidden City"
Visit old Beijing's Hutong on pedi-cabs
Completed in 1420, the Forbidden City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the world's largest palace complex and China's most magnificent imperial architecture, consisting of many buildings with 9,999 rooms, on a 250-acre compound, protected by a 20-foot-wide moat and a 32-foot-high wall. Now known as the Palace Museum, the Forbidden City was the exclusive domain of the imperial court and dignitaries where outside visitors were forbidden for 5 centuries. Here you will explore the imperial treasures in the grand palaces and pavilions, exquisite courtyards and gardens in what was once the residence of China's rulers.
Afterwards, join our Culture InSites™ Program for a rickshaw ride along Old Beijing's Hutongs (narrow ancient alleys) to discover the sights and sounds of local Beijing life in these traditional Chinese neighborhoods. See the locals as they go about their daily activities; and tour the maze-like alleyways and courtyard houses before its gone forever. Highlights include visits to a traditional courtyard home, to a local market, and a leisure walk along the "Lotus Lane" lined with bars, restaurants and tea houses. This unique tour features a delicious lunch served at a local family home with a Chinese dumpling-making demonstration.
Return to your hotel for some free time in the afternoon. In the evening, we are gathering for a welcome dinner of a specially prepared meal of Beijing Duck, cooked to crispy perfection. (B,L,SD)
A memorable day awaits with an excursion to the Sacred Way of Ming Tombs and the Great Wall of China at the less-visited Mutianyu section.
The "Sacred Way" of Ming Tombs
The Great Wall of China at Mutianyu section
After breakfast, you take a drive to the northwest of Beijing to visit the Sacred Way of Ming Tombs, regarded as China's finest example of imperial tomb architecture. Situated in a peaceful valley, the site was chosen by the Ming emperors as their burial place for its auspicious Fengshui alignment — a ridge of mountains to the north cradles the tombs on three sides, opening to the south and protecting the dead from the evil spirits carried on the north wind. Here you will walk along the elegant Sacred Way that leads to the tombs. Beginning with a grand marble gateway more than 400 years old, the long avenue is lined with 36 massive stone sculptures of officials, lions, elephants, camels and mythical beasts.
After lunch at a local restaurant, you take a scenic drive through the countryside and mountains to reach Chinas most renowned monument-the Great Wall. Since the Great Wall is the single greatest attraction of China travel, we take you to the less-visited and more "original" Mutianyu section and try to avoid other sections which are the most accessible and consequently the most crowded.
The wall was begun in the 5th century BC to keep out foreign invaders. Construction continued for centuries, eventually linking up the walls of the former independent kingdoms. The Great Wall meanders through Chinas northern mountain ranges from the Yellow Sea to the Gobi Desert — a distance of over 3500 miles! Chairman Mao once said "You havent walked on the Wall, you havent been a good Chinese".
And today, youll not only visit the Great Wall, but experience it in more ways than one — Learning some of the fascinating history and legend of this engineering marvel, riding a gondola up to the highest point for panoramic views of this ancient edifice, exploring its impressive watchtowers, ramparts, carriageways at your own pace, or, hoping on a toboggan for an exciting ride down the curvy path...today is a highlight of your China vacation. (B,L,D)
In the morning, you visit the Temple of Heaven, the largest temple complexes in China and a paradigm of Chinese architectural balance and symbolism. One key element in China's architectural genius was the blending of the monumental with the delicate, and the Temple of Heaven is perhaps the finest expression of this mixing of near opposite.
"Hall of Supreme Harmony", Temple of Heaven
The "Summer Palace" for Empress Dowager Cixi
During each winter solstice, the Ming and Qing emperors would perform rites and make sacrifices to Heaven praying for good harvest for their empire. The most striking edifice is the "Hall of Prayer of Good Harvests", which according to the emperors Fengshui masters, is the exact point where heaven and Earth met. Built in 1420 (without the use of a single nail), this masterpiece of Ming architecture, features triple eaves, dramatically carved marble balustrades, and gorgeous glazed azure roof that symbolizes the color of heaven. This 120-foot-high structure is fixed by four inner pillars represent the seasons, and two sets of 12 columns denote the months and the traditional Chinese division of a day.
Time permits, you take a photo stop at the "Bird Nest" and visit the exterior portion of this huge complex — the main stadium of 2008 Beijing Olympics. In the afternoon, you tour the idyllic Summer Palace, once the summer retreat and playground for the imperial family and royal court during the late Qing Dynasty. Considered the finest Chinese imperial garden, the Summer Palace spans over 700 acres with breathtaking views, temples, pavilions, palaces and halls including the lavishly painted "Long Corridor". It is most associated, however, with the Empress Dowager Cixi who paid for the extravagant Marble Boat with funds meant for the modernization of the Imperial Navy. Weather permitting you can take a Dragon boat ride across the picturesque Kunming Lake.
Later, transfer to the airport for a flight to Xian to experience the historical side of your China trip. Located in the Yellow River Basin in China's heartland, Xian is one of the birthplaces of civilization. It has seen 3,100 years of development and 11 dynasties, giving it equal fame with Athens, Rome and Cairo as one of the four major ancient civilization capitals. Xian reached its peak during the Tang Dynasty at 10th century with a population of one million and is rich with cultural and historical significances. Xian Grand Noble Hotel (B,L,D)
Today's excursion will take you to modern China's greatest archaeological discovery — The Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses, which silently guarded the tomb of China's First Emperor for over 2,200 years. In 1974, a local farmer uncovered the first of three massive earth and timber vaults, while digging a well. The extensive excavation, still in progress, has yielded over 6000 life-sized terra cotta warriors, each individually sculpted, with the physical characteristics of the humans they were modeled after. Archers, infantrymen, horses and bronze chariots have also been unearthed. A Circle Vision documentary is available on site. Lunch at a local restaurant and see a noodle making demonstration.
6,000 Terra-cotta warriors and horses
Tang Dynasty stage show
In the afternoon, you tour the Wild Goose Pagoda, a Tang Dynasty landmark. This seven-story pagoda was initially constructed in 652 AD to house the Buddhist sutras brought back from India by the monk, Xuan Zang, who later translated them into Chinese. His pilgrimage to India is immortalized in the Chinese classic — The Journey to the West.
Tang Dynasty (AD 618-907), traditionally regarded as the golden age of China, was a time of patricians and intellectuals, Buddhist monks and Taoist priests, poetry and music, song and dance — a period of peace and exceptional creativity lasting 300 years. This evening, you attend a feast of culinary and cultural delights with a special Dumpling (dim sum) banquet followed by a fascinating Tang Dynasty stage show. Indulge yourself in this remarkable show and reinvent your China dream with a travel back in time to the world of China's Golden Age, then come back to the present with a greater understanding of this amazing time. (B,L,SD)
In the morning, you fly to Chengdu, the capital city of China's most populous Sichuan (Literally, Four Rivers) Province and home to China's most notable Sichuan cuisine. With 2,500 years history, Chengdu has managed to preserve some of its older characteristics and traditions, and today you still find famous teahouses, numerous markets and some of China's the most interesting and spicy food.
Visit Chengdu's Giant Panda Breeding Center
Eating in Chengdu is a serious business
Upon arrival, you enjoy a rare opportunity to visit the Giant Panda Breeding Research Center to witness the conservation efforts being made to save this endangered species. The center is the largest giant panda reserve in the world. Whenever China dispatches its animal ambassadors to zoos around the world, they have usually started their life in Chengdu. Eighty percent of the world's 1,000 remaining giant panda reside in Sichuan Province. It's no surprise the Chengdu center is heavily involved in their preservation and research. Today you will see a dozen of pandas wandering through a sizable domain of bamboo groves and forest. There is also a panda museum that has detailed exhibitions on panda evolution, habits, habitats and conservation efforts. You are also allowed to make intimate contact with baby pandas and hug them for a photo. Giant Panda is officially considered "National Treasure" by Chinese government and is often used to cultivate relationships with other countries with "Panda Diplomacy". This massive ecological and zoological park offers a wonderful chance to get face-to-face with China's gentle giants. There are other rare species at the base, including the little-known red panda.
Chengdu has long been famous for its steamy teahouses, where locals recline on bamboo armchairs, play mahjong and meet with friends. For a relaxing afternoon with our exclusive Culture InSites™ Program, you sample a Sichuan style afternoon tea with locals in one of the many traditional bamboo teahouses scattered in parks across the city. You can while away an afternoon sipping tea and watching the locals read newspapers, play Sichuan opera, debate, play chess, cards, and mahjong. You may even be invited to give it a try yourself. Chengdu is commonly regarded as the most laid back city in China and today's visit gives you the answer why. This unique experience concludes at the Park of Riverview Pavilion set along the river. Check out the ancient Chongli Pavilion dedicated to the 9th century poetess Xue Tao with its striking ornaments, green glazed tiles and red lacquered columns, surrounded by over one hundred varieties of bamboo. A leisure walk in the serene bamboo forest in an experience not to be missed.
No visit is complete without a meal in a local Sichuan restaurant. The cuisine is spicy, and peppercorns and chilies abound, but often in a surprisingly subtle way. Whether it's hotpot, meat or a vegetable dish, your mouth will water and your taste buds tingle with delight. After dinner, you will be offered an opportunity to attend an optional performance of "Changing faces" at the 200-year-old Sichuan opera. Full of local color and flavor, Sichuan Opera, is a combination of music, comedy, puppets and acrobatic performances, including Changing Face, Spitting Fire and Bowl-lamp Rolling. The opera is performed in old halls or courtyard buildings and is a feast for the eyes. Chengdu Minshan Hotel (B,L,D)
Up to now at the half way point of this trip, you have toured China's historical capitals and a few traditional cultural centers. Early in the morning you board the flight to Hong Kong to see the other side of China with its amazing modernity and cosmopolitan culture. Hong Kong, ranked as world's freest economy since 1970, is China's dynamic financial center and home of the world's busiest port. The ex-British colony is known as the "Pearl of the Orient" with its cultural diversity and serves as a major gateway to mainland China.
Take tram to Victoria Peak, the summit of HK Island
Dim Sum at Jumbo Seafood Floating Restaurant
After two-hour flight you land at Hong Kong Airport - world's busiest airport that costs more than $20 billion to build. Upon arrival, meet your local representative and visit Victoria Peak, the summit of the Island and home to Hong Kong's elite. Take the original tram to the summit and get a bird-eye view of the magnificent skyline of the Victoria Harbor, where ferries and pleasure junks glide by. At night, this scene is transformed into a spectacle of lights.
Hong Kong prides itself with the most famous Cantonese cuisine in Chinese community. It is said that the Cantonese eat everything with four legs except tables, and everything with two wings except airplanes. To dine at a local restaurant is the best way to understand the local cultural. Today, you will have a special "Dim Sum" lunch at the iconic Jumbo Floating Seafood Restaurant, a complex of fine dining, sightseeing, shopping, and cultural attractions, which is also on top of Hong Kong Must-see list.
After lunch, you tour the nearby floating village of Aberdeen, where a 20-mintues optional cruise ($8 per person) is available to bring you an up-close look at the disappearing fishing community before this area is abolished and becomes a distant memory. Thousands of people still live on the junks and sampans in the harbor. Their traditional lifestyle is in sharp contrast to the modern life style of those living in the high-rise communities that hugs the nearby hillsides.
Later, you have some free time to shop at the Stanley Market and see where Hong Kong plays and prays as you visit the beach of shrine-dotted Repulse Bay.
In the evening, return to your hotel and enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure. Your hotel is centrally located in Mongkok in the heart of Kowloon. With its prime location, Royal Plaza gives you easy access to main business, shopping and entertainment this exciting city has to offer. At night, take a stroll along the famed Nathen Road and indulge yourself in a shopping spree at the countless stores and malls that open to the mid-night. Royal Plaza Hotel Hong Kong (B,SL)
Hong Kong is bargain shopper's Mecca. And the prime location of your hotel offers everything you possibly need from shopping, dining, entertaining, touring etc. Enjoy your free day to explore this vibrant and fascinating cosmopolitan independently. You may also want to take the tram to the Victoria Harbor where In the evening, you can enjoy the spectacular show of "A Symphony of Lights". The show is awarded the world's Largest Permanent Light and Sound Show by Guinness World Records, a nightly spectacle which combines interactive lights of 33 key buildings on both Hong Kong Island and Kowloon with musical effects to showcase the enchanting night view of the Victoria Harbor. There's no better way to acquaint yourself with Hong Kong than to ride the cheapest cruise in China. The century-old green-and-white Star ferries weave between tugs, junks, and ocean-going vessels in a 5-minute harbor crossing to Hong Kong Island.
Hong Kong Island
Victoria Harbour at night
If you like, you can also take a vacation from your vacation with an optional tour to Macau and experience the uniqueness of this former Portuguese colony, which is an hour's turbojet ride from Hong Kong. Macau was first settled by Portuguese merchants and Jesuits in the 1500s. The Jesuits were ousted in the 1800s, but the Portuguese remained in control until 1999, when the colony was handed back to China. Often referred to as the "Monte Carlo of the Orient", 24 hour gambling is Macau's major draw, as well as its unique cuisine and its quaint European ambience. Meet your local representative upon arrival. Visit the ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral, once a powerful presence. The crumbling facade is all that remains. Tour the beautifully tiled Largo do Senado, the main public square, an area of fountains, colonnades, and stately Portuguese architecture. Visit the A-Ma Temple, dedicated to the goddess of the sea, and for whom Macau was named. The temple is over 500 years old. After an included lunch, you will have the chance to go to the Casino Lisboa, Macau's largest casino. Take the turbojet back to Hong Kong and transfer to your hotel. (B)
In the morning, you are free to explore this magnificent city on your own. In the afternoon, you are transferred to the airport for a short flight (40 minutes) to Guilin to indulge yourself in China's most amazing natural landscapes.
Hong Kong is shoppers` paradise
Guilin's inspiring sceneries
Guilin, literally "Osmanthus Forrest", is celebrated for its picturesque karst limestone pinnacles and meandering Li River. An old Chinese saying describes Guilin's landscape as "the best scenery under heaven". Its misty limestone peaks "rise as suddenly from the earth as trees in a forest, and surrounding the city like mountains floating in an imaginary sea". Meet your local representative and transfer to your hotel in the heart of the city. Your hotel is located on a riverside avenue of the sweet-scented cassia trees and overlooks the Li River. It's a place for relaxation and also offers a perfect escapade after 10 days of group travel. Sheraton Hotel Guilin (B,D)
A beautiful day waits! You take a scenic motor coach ride through the countryside, past lush green fields and rice paddies. Arrive at a local village and embark on a memorable Li River cruise. The 40-mile trip has countless twists and turns. The scenery is reminiscent of classical Chinese landscapes — bamboo groves, sleepy villages, fishermen on bamboo rafts, cormorants, water buffalo, soaring karst pinnacles and mist shrouded peaks... your cruise concludes at the famed Yangshuo, a small town, amidst a haunting and surreal setting. Enjoy an exploration at this fascinating town.
Cruise Li River and soak in its beauty
Crystal Palace at Reed Flute Cave
Later travel by motor coach to Guilin. In the afternoon, tour the Reed Flute Cave, Nature's subterranean wonder filled with stalactites and stalagmites. The grand chamber known as the Crystal Palace, is an awesome spectacle, not to be missed. In the evening, you are at leisure or join an optional cormorant fishing tour. (B,L,D)
If time permits, you tour the Solitary Beauty Peak for a panorama view of Guilin and Li River, then transferred to the airport for a flight to Shanghai, China's vibrant financial and artistic center. Shanghai, literally means "above the sea", is China's largest and most dynamic city, with a population of 18 million. In the 13th century it became a minor county seat and so it remained until the mid-19th century when British commercial ambitions led to war with China. The ensuing Treaty of Nanking allowed the British to trade freely from certain ports including Shanghai. The city soon became an outpost of glamour, high living, and ultimately decadence. In the 1930s, Shanghai is renowned as "the Pearl of the East".
Bund, the symbol of Shanghai
Some places are forever associated with a single landmark and in the case of Shanghai it is surely the Bund. Today, you take a leisure walk along the waterfront promenade of the Bund. The Bund was at the heart of colonial shanghai, flanked on one side by the Huangpu River and on the other by the hotels, banks, offices, and clubs that were the grandiose symbols of western commercial power. See the ships and barges on the Huangpu River, en route to the sea or going upstream to the interior of China. The modernistic Oriental Pearl TV tower looms in the background redefining the skyline. Sheraton Shanghai Hongkou (B,L,D)
Begin your tour in the heart of old Shanghai at the 16th century city bazaar. This complex, with its classical architectural details, maze of walkways and reflecting pools, has been a marketplace and social center for over 200 years. In contrast, is the futurist Pudong area. Transformed from once fertile farmland, this new area is rapidly becoming the symbol of modern China with its clusters of shinning metal and glass skyscrapers of world class hotels, international financial institutions, and commercial centers towered above the Huangpu River.
Jinmao Tower and Pudong's new skyline
Xin Tian Di (New Heaven Earth) at night
You visit the 88th floor of the Jinmao Tower, the third tallest building in China. At 1,380 feet, it is the world's fifth tallest building, as well as home to the world's tallest hotel — the Grand Hyatt Shanghai. From its lofty platform, you enjoy a stunning view of Shanghai including some of its landmark skyscrapers such as Oriental Pearl Tower and World Financial Tower, etc.
Afterwards, you visit People's Square and tour the famed Shanghai Museum, an unique and inspiring piece of architecture, home to more than 120,000 cultural relics of ancient China, including a priceless collection of jade, bronze, ceramics, paintings, furniture, etc. After dinner, you attend an unforgettable performance of the Shanghai Acrobats.
After dinner, we drop you at the Xin Tian Di for a leisure and romantic night. Literally means "New Heaven Earth", it is Shanghai's trendiest lifestyle destination. This 2-block complex of high-end restaurants (some of Shanghai's best), bars, shops, and entertainment facilities, mostly lodged in refurbished traditional Shanghainese shikumen (stone-frame) housing, is the first phase of the Taiping Qiao Project, an urban renewal project. Busloads of domestic Chinese tourists traipse through in the evenings, Western visitors feel like they've never left home, and hip young Shanghainese flood here to enjoy the good life they feel they're due. (B,L,D)
In the morning you travel by motor-coach to Suzhou, which is often referred, by the Chinese, as the "Venice of the East". Suzhou is a 2,500-year-old city renowned the world over for its traditional gardens, ancient canals and silk production. In 1997 Suzhou's classic garden was designated an UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Pavilion of Watching the Moon, Master of Net Garden
Canals, arched bridges, and cobbled lanes at Tongli
The construction of the Grand Canal in the 7th century created a means whereby silk, the prized commodity from this region could be transported to the Northern capital, Beijing, a distance of over 600 miles. With prosperity came prestige as merchants and artisans plied their trade. During the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), Suzhou flourished as a place of refinement, drawing an influx of scholars and merchants, who built themselves numerous elegant gardens.
The Chinese garden developed as a synthesis of two concepts linked in Taoist philosophy — scenery and serenity: the contemplation of nature in isolated meditation led to enlightenment. Therefore, the educated and wealthy built natural-looking retreats for themselves with an urban environment. The garden creates poetic and painterly concepts, and aims to improve on nature in creating a picture that looks natural but is in fact entirely artificial. For this the Chinese garden designer used four main elements: rocks, water, plants, and architecture.
Upon arrival, you visit the Garden of the Master of Fishing Nets, and experience all of the elements of a classical Chinese garden. It is said that the Master of the Nets Garden was named after one of its owners — a retired official who wished to become an accomplished fisherman. Dating to 1140, it is considered by many, the finest of all Suzhou's gardens. Although exceptional small, it succeeds, with great subtlety, in introducing every element considered crucial to the classical Chinese garden. It includes a central lake, discreet connecting corridors, pavilions with miniature courtyards, screens, delicate latticework, and above all, points which "frame a view", as if looking at a perfectly balanced photograph. The best known building is the "Pavilion for Watching the Moon", from where the moon can be viewed in a mirror, in the water, and in the sky.
Later, you tour the Silk Spinning Mill, where you will learn how silk is created from the mulberry-munching silkworms to produce thread and fine cloth. Afterwards, you travel to Tongli, a pretty little water town typical of the region. Tongli gives visitors a good idea of what Suzhou must have been like in its heyday. Reminiscent of scenes from traditional Chinese paintings, it is complete with canals, arched stone bridges, cobbled lanes, and tile-roofed wooden houses. Visit a courtyard mansion to learn about the lavish life style of its residents. Then, learn about traditional Chinese wedding customs at a local folklore museum. Take an exciting ride on a gondola and experience the charm of Tongli's waterways. You will have free time to browse and buy some local specialties along Old Street, which is lined with Ming style homes and storefronts. In the late afternoon, you travel by motor coach to Shanghai and enjoy your evening at leisure (B,L,D)
Today is at leisure for you to explore this magnificent city on your own.
Nanjing Road, bargain shoppers' paradise
You will be provided with a specially prepared orientation list. Stroll through the Old Shanghai bazaar, shop at Nanjing Road's emporiums, or enjoy a nostalgic evening performance by the renowned senior citizen's Jazz band at the Peace Hotel. (B)
After breakfast, you board the Maglev, the world's fastest magnetic levitation train, for your trip to the Pudong International Airport. The Maglev travels at a speed of 287mph and will cover the 20 mile distance in less than 8 minutes! Board your return flight home, and arrive in U.S.A. later today.
Take maglev train to Pudong International Airport
* Maglev is available for San Francisco departures only. (B)
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Het Groene Dak
Guesthouse Het Groene Dak is a hospitable pension / B&B with 5 spacious rooms. All our rooms are ensuite. We are located near the village of Wilkowice about 8 km from the centre of Bielsko-Biala.
We are located 45km from Auschwitz and 100km from Krakow, we also have good travel directions!
Also for walking in the mountains is this a ideal place to start.
You can have the view of the mountains of Zywiec on one side of the building The main languages that we use are is Dutch and Polish, but we can also speak English and German.
The meals we serve are a mix of Dutch and Polish, because the hostess is Polish and the host Dutch, named Gaby and Bert. We have a cosy restaurant with terrace and playground, a lounge area and a wide lockable parking-lot.
Please note that the payment in cash needs to be paid on arrival.
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Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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The nearest train station is Bielsko-Biala.(12km.) And Wilkowice-Bystra (3km.) The bus stops in Wilcowice 500 mtr. from our guesthouse. We are happy to pick you up from bus or train station if pre-arranged for the amound of 50zl from Bielsko-Biala.
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Serving Size 1 cup rice and 1 piece chicken
Calories 448
Total Fat 7 g
Saturated Fat 2 g
Cholesterol 49 mg
Sodium 352 mg
Calcium 63 mg
Iron 4 mg
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vegetable oil 2 teaspoons
water 4 cups
tomatoes, chopped 2
green pepper, chopped 1/2 cup
red pepper, chopped 1/4 cup
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pepper 1/8 teaspoon
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frozen peas 1/2 cup
Spanish olives 2 ounces
raisins 1/4 cup
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COURTRIGHT, Gary R.,
Gary was born Feb. 15, 1951 in Ashland, Ohio, son of Doris E. Coral Courtright, who survives, and the late Wm. Russell Courtright, former Mayor of Smithfield who passed away in 1988.
Gary was employed at Lowe's in Steubenville for 19 years, where he worked as a Flooring Specialist. Gary also worked at the former Stone & Thomas in Wheeling as a Flooring Specialist. He was a member of the former Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Smithfield, where he was the choir director for many years.
In addition to his father, Gary was preceded in death by his brother, Joe Stumpf, and by his grandparents Albert and Eva Courtright and George and Velma Coral.
Surviving in addition to his mother Doris of Brilliant, Ohio, is his wife of 36 years Jenny L. (Yanda) Courtright, whom he married on March 12, 1977; his sister Mary E. Courtright of Brilliant, Ohio; several nieces and nephews and many longtime customers that Gary served over the years as a flooring specialist.
Visitation for Gary will be on Tuesday April 2, 2013 from 2-6 p.m. followed by his Funeral Service at 6 p.m. at the J.E. Foster Funeral Home, Inc., 107 Hill St. Smithfield, Ohio. Msgr. John Kolesar will provide his Service and burial will be at the convenience of his family.
In lieu of flowers the family requests that memorial donations be made to: The American Diabetes Assoc. 471 East Broad St. Suite 1630 Columbus, OH 43215 or The American Heart Assoc. Four Gateway Center 444 Liberty Ave. Suite 1300 Pittsburgh, PA 15222.
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Heat the extra-virgin olive oil in small skillet over medium-high heat. Dice the Spanish chorizo and add to the pan to render the fat. If using fresh Mexican chorizo, remove the casing and crumble while it's browning. Add the mushrooms to the skillet and cook with the sausage until just tender, 6 to 7 minutes. Transfer the sausage mixture to a small casserole or baking dish and top with the cheese. Bake until bubbly. Remove from the oven and top with the scallions. Serve with chips for dipping.
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The name Weston Patrick is probably derived from Patrick de Chaworth who owned the manor in the thirteenth century. The manor is not mentioned in the Domesday Survey as it was probably included at that time amongst the extensive lands attached to the manor at Odiham. The first known owner was William Briwere who was a great favourite of both Richard I and King John. The manor became part of the Duchy of Lancaster and remained with the crown until Henry VIII granted it to Laurence Herwood and Stephen Tennant in 1546-7. From that time the descent follows that of the manor of Basing.
The extensive areas of woodland in the parish are a legacy from Patrick de Chaworth. He obtained a licence to enclose a total area of seventy acres in 1257; the land comprised the lawn and woods called Heywood and Haselmangrave. In later years, as part of Henry VIII's grant to Laurence Herwood and Stephen Tennant, two more woods called Little Park Copse and Great Park were added to the estate in 1546-7.
The twelfth century Church of St. Lawrence, with its pagoda bell turret, is built of flint and stone, and incorporates a late twelfth century doorway. The fabric was restored and rebuilt in 1868 by Thomas Henry Wyatt, mostly at his own expense. The Wyatts were lords of the manor at that time, and the family paid for the rebuilding of the church and contributed to its upkeep for many years.
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The OpenSSH suite replaces rlogin and telnet with the ssh program, rcp with scp, and ftp with sftp. Also included is sshd (the server side of the package), and the other utilities like ssh-add, ssh-agent, ssh-keysign, ssh-keyscan, ssh-keygen and sftp-server.
OpenSSH is developed by the OpenBSD Project. The software is developed in countries that permit cryptography export and is freely useable and re-useable by everyone under a BSD license. However, development has costs, so if you find OpenSSH useful (particularly if you use it in a commercial system that is distributed) please consider donating to help fund the project.
OpenSSH is developed by two teams. One team does strictly OpenBSD-based development, aiming to produce code that is as clean, simple, and secure as possible. We believe that simplicity without the portability "goop" allows for better code quality control and easier review. The other team then takes the clean version and makes it portable (adding the "goop") to make it run on many operating systems -- the so-called -p releases, ie "OpenSSH 4.0p1".
An excellent book has been written to teach OpenSSH, titled SSH Mastery.
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Long-time trail runner, Peter Bakwin, 49, of Boulder, Colorado, is best known as the man behind the trail-running speed record website, ...
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Long-time trail runner, Peter Bakwin, 49, of Boulder, Colorado, is best known as the man behind the trail-running speed record website, Fastest Known Time, a clearinghouse of sorts, for all long-distance trail-record attempts. But how did he become the keeper of these records?
It was in 1999, while planning his own speed-record attempt with legendary adventurer Buzz Burrell of Boulder, Colorado, for California's 222-mile John Muir Trail (JMT), that Bakwin first realized the need for a single repository of such information. Says Bakwin, "I spent a bunch of time researching the existing records and found that they were fuzzy." So in 2005, he launched the Fastest Known Time website—the only website devoted entirely to trail speed records.
The site includes over 200 records, a few of which Bakwin set himself, including the first sub-four-day traverse of the rugged JMT. "He's never been very interested in cranking out miles around a track or following markings in a trail race," says his wife, Stephanie Ehret, an accomplished ultrarunner (she is a former 100-mile National Champion) and founding member of the orginal Montrail/Patagonia Ultrarunning Team.


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The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office says at least three people are dead and others are missing after a house fire in the southwestern part of the county.
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You know you have a thrifting addiction when you find yourself at a NYC street corner, mentally shopping out of homeless person's shopping cart/home-on-the-go. In my defense, that woman had a lampshade that, I swear, was a Tiffany original. I envy. Anyhow, back to the apartment. After some Pushcart Coffee, my sister and I headed on over to what she refers to as "Thrift Row". Goodwill, Salvation Army, Housing Works, Vintage Thrift, they were all there. I was not like a kid in a candy store. I was more like a contestant on Supermarket Sweep, trying to stuff a Bonus blow up Hamburger Helper hand into my shopping cart within 60 seconds. My advice on successful thrifting? Put away your expensive handbags and engagement rings. No sane person is willing to haggle down the price of a $50 chair with a woman wearing a $50,000 engagement ring. I get my best haggling deals using a Trader Joe's reusable shopping bag as my purse. But that's how we got this antique table for $40. Table was originally $75. We showed up with Trader Joe's handbags. Ten minutes later, we're carrying a (very heavy) table back to the apartment, with the intention of turning it into a coffee table. Below is a picture of the coffee table "Before".
To turn this table into a proper coffee table, I needed to make it not so tall. I guess "shorter" would be the word. To remedy this problem, I sought out the help of the superintendent of the building. I needed a saw. He had tons. After asking me roughly ten questions all centered around the key theme of, "You're not planning on using my saws to hack any bodies, right?" I finally got my hands on a saw. Then, I went back to the apartment to saw off the legs to my desired height preference. Legs of the table, that is.
While I was sawing away (it was real wood, so it was super dense and hard), my sister sat on a chair and told me, "I'd help but you have a wedding to look good for, so this is a great way to work out those arms. You can thank me later".
For this coffee table, I envisioned an antique white finish over layers of vintage blue. To achieve this look, I gathered together all of my supplies which consisted of sandpaper, paint, paintbrushes and rollers. You want to get the densely packed foam roller for this project. Much smoother finish. Oh, make sure you measure the table legs of any table if you're going to saw it short. You don't want to be known as that house with the deck of cards under the leg of the dining room table, cause Mommy/Daddy couldn't be bothered to measure correctly.
First, I gently sanded the table. Then I wiped it down with a damp cloth and let it dry. This didn't take long. It's not long enough for a full martini break. Just a sip-and-bite-of-olive long break. For this table, I bought a Behr sample of paint in "River Walk". With a paintbrush, I slowly applied very thin layers of blue paint to the entire table, making sure to leave bits of the gorgeous wood carvings to show through for an antique brushed look. You don't want to load up on paint. Work in a crosshatch pattern with your brush. Oh, I forgot. I took off the hardware before painting. You should probably do the same.
After I waited for the blue layer to dry (it doesn't take long since it's so thin), I used the same painting technique to apply two layers of Behr paint in "Antique White". The end effect should have bits of wood and vintage blue popping out between layers of antique white. To seal it all in, I added a layer of clear polyurethane once the paint was dry. Get the canister marked "Crystal Clear" or else you end up with the nasty yellow tinged "Clear" kind.
To finish off the table, I re-added the carved brass hardware and lined the inside of the drawer with leftover scrapbook paper.
Coffee table "After".
Same table, different view.
Once I was done with the coffee table, I turned to the issue of providing privacy for the space. I didn't want to do long curtains since the bookcases sat directly below it and would've been covered by any long fabric. Short curtains were out of the question as well since I think they look tacky. Roman shades were also an option, but I chose to do a faux etched glass look for this room's windows instead. This window effect provides an opaque lacy look that allows plenty of light in but leaves the curious eyes of neighbors (across the courtyard) out. The best part is that the window treatment can be undone upon move out with a wet sponge and some patience. To create a faux etched glass look, I needed starch as well as sheer fabric. Luckily, I packed panels of such fabric in my luggage. This one was purchased from an Austin Goodwill years ago for $1.99.
After giving the windows a thorough wipe down, I measured the glass area I wanted to cover. Then I cut the fabric accordingly.
For this fabric, since it's light, I was able to put it up with heavy starch spray. Just spray the window, then spray the side of the fabric that'll touch the window and press down. Spray as much as you need to. You may want to lay down a towel over any area directly under this. It gets a bit drippy.
Smooth out the air bubbles with your hands. If you have a straight edge or squeegee, this will be a good time to make use of those.
Since the spray can version of starch only works for the lighter fabrics, I had to find a different solution for the heavier lace material I wanted to use for the side windows. So, I made my own starch. To make this, you'll need to dissolve 1/4 cup of starch in 1/2 a cup of cold water. Stir it around a bit until the starch dissolves. Then I boiled 4 cups of water in a pot and slowly added the starch mixture once it was hot enough. Keep stirring until the starch is broken down and the mixture is slightly opaque. Once this happens, turn off the heat and let cool. Using a brush, apply the cooled off starch mixture to the window. Soak the heavy fabric in the starch mixture and apply the heavy fabric in the same manner as the lighter one.
We bought the lovely lace on the side windows after searching for "un-trashy" lace for two days. After checking out several fabric stores, we ended up at a corner store called Tru-Mart. The service was horrible, the 10×20 ft store resembled a fabric hoarder's paradise with nowhere to walk (or run away) but hey, the price was right. We ended up getting two yards of this lace, two yards of burlap and three yards of striped linen for $23. When you're dealing with wet fabric, it tends to stretch a bit so you may end up having to cut away some of the excess fabric off the sides of the window. Wait until it's dry though. But this is the window area "After" during daylight hours.
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First year students, sophomores, and juniors may register for TH 235 for one semester hour and seniors who have already taken TH 235 may take TH 335 for two semester hours. Both courses are open to both majors and non-majors. TH 235 may be repeated for a maximum of six semester hours and TH 335 may be repeated once for a maximum of four semester hours.
Theater Company meets every Friday afternoon from 2:30pm to 3:30pm for a scheduled Company Meeting. Meetings cover many activities including:
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- A Studio Production which opens in the Black Box theater about six weeks into the semester
- A Thrust Stage production which opens near the end of each semester in the JKB Theater
- A series of workshop productions and senior projects spread out over each semester which are usually presented in Studios A and B
- A Lab production at the end of the spring semester (this is not cast through general auditions at the start of the semester. A later audition will be held or actors will be invited to join the production. The technical work associated with the lab production is performed by members of the Lab company (the actors and other artists invited to participate).
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- Company members must work on both the Black Box and Thrust productions in some capacity. Work on workshops and senior projects do not fulfill this requirement.
- The only way a student can act as part of the requirement is to have been cast in a production through the audition process.
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Here's how RW members rated this race (4 votes).
In short: A Splashing Good Run!In full: Almost didn't run this race as the course instructions made it sound that you may well end up having to follow a map!... glad that I ran it now.Easy to follow route - guided by plenty of marshalls - varied running surfaces, with lots of puddles this year - made it all the more fun! Liked the Bottle of wine, beer and mince pie goody bag.Easy free parking as well - at the end of the same road as the Zoo... ... I'll be back!Date of review: December 29, 2012
In short: Festive must, bring on the mud!!In full: First timer to this event, not raced since August and certainly not done any off-road, but this was a delight as much as a challenge! 90% of mud and water along with quite a strong wind didn't make it PB material ... but it was just for the pure fun of it that I entered, and it was certainly that. Great organisation, brilliant marshalls and fantastic festive goody bag. A bargain, this will be going in the calendar for next year. Well done everyone.Date of review: December 24, 2012
In short: The muckiest you can get with your clothes on but great fun. Defo do it again.Date of review: December 24, 2011
In short: fun, and nice festive atmosphereDate of review: December 24, 2011
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I had the same thought about the texture but I noticed that your dough exceeded his directions on 25% white flour remaing. I think we both mixed it to long.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (52 votes).
In short: Nice goody bag but over-priced for what it is.In full: The weather really did spoil it, organisers should have condensed the waves down as they were sparsely populated.They shouldn't promote winners prizes if they don't actually give any out.Date of review: June 17, 2014
In short: Great run spoiled by shocking weatherIn full: All in all I enjoyed this race but the facilities seemed lacking and there didn't seem to be that many runners there which put a dapner on the atmosphere a bit as everyone was hiding in their car until the last min (due to the horrendous weather). Everything was well organised and it was nice to get the t-shirt before the run rather than after. Special mention to the marshals who were out for a long time in the rain which was sometimes torrential.If it had been dry this would have been a fairly quick run, but conditions (and a huge downed tree) were against us somewhat and did slow things downDate of review: May 29, 2014
In short: Enjoyable trail 10k, even in the rainIn full: My third attempt at this race, which is getting cooler and wetter each year. The course is undulating and surprisingly quick for a trail. Luckily I like mud on a trail run so thoroughly enjoyed myself and the torrential downpour was actually better than the 28 degree madness of 2012.The field seemed smaller this year, perhaps the combination of the HM option, the weather, and the event taking place on a bank holiday weekend for the first time. Organisation was good as usual and the marshals deserve special praise for their happiness despite getting soaked. On the negative side, the text message timing didn't appear, there was no sign of the RatRace clothing tent and it is simply unjustifiably expensive for a 10k. But I'll still be back next year as this even got me into trail running and Forest of Dean makes a fab weekend break.Date of review: May 25, 2014
In short: Glorious run despite great British weatherIn full: I admit, I am a little biased as I grew up in the Forest of Dean, but it is one of the most lovely places to run. Even in the rain! A little on the expensive side to enter but the organisation of this race was superb with a goody bag stuffed to the brim as well as a technical t-shirt that I think I will actually wear. The course itself was pleasantly undulating. Enough to be challenging but no hills steep enough to require walking. I will definitely do this race again. Thank you to all the marshalls - it was not a nice day to be standing out in the woods! Date of review: May 25, 2014
In short: mudIn full: the weather cant be predicted but the rain and mud spoiled the event for me,some may relish a mudbath others not so.travelling was a problem with unexpected road closures causing difficulties for those of us not local.on the plus side the organisers did their best in difficult circumstancesDate of review: May 25, 2014
In short: An excellent well organised run. Tough but rewarding off road event.In full: Can't fault this event. Everything needed for a great event was laid on. Car parking, toilets, easy registration, bag store, warm up exercises , chipped timing, cheery marshals and great goody bag to go home with! Date of review: May 24, 2014
In short: 2012 was better packed with goodies than this year disappointed for the price that is paid Date of review: June 10, 2013
In short: Do you really want to wait 2 weeks (& counting) for your chip time?!In full: Lots of potential - parking near to race village (essential if weather had been bad), pleasant course, excellent goody bag - BUT if 2 weeks later you still haven't published chip times, what's the point! No excuse, particularly as waves encouraged to spread out to avoid trips & falls early on. Bit suspicious when text times just said 'Your time is ...' Finally got email reply from organisers to say chip times 'awaiting approval'. Pull your finger out!Date of review: June 7, 2013
In short: Nice venue but accurate timings would have been niceIn full: Advertised as chip timed but results only given as gun time. Over a week on still waiting for promised chip time.Venue great and atmosphere really good, all helped with glorious weather. Very expensive for a 10k event.Date of review: June 4, 2013
In short: Will never forget my first 10K! Great day and will do it again!Date of review: May 30, 2013
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Firstly I am writing this review because I think this anime does not have much fans as it deserves
The story is about a girl Maya who is working at a resturant but she is considered a complete failure by her relatives and parents but one day she met Tsukikage , a lengendary actress, who identifies her hidden potential of acting and invited her to Tokio where she started grooming her as an actress.
Whole anime revolves around the challanges she faced in her way.
Story is excellent , character development is exceptional and ending was also good (Not exceptional as it could be improved... See full review
To be honest this is my first review to any anime and i decided to give review of this anime because official review gave overall 5/10 ratings which is a bit unfair
Shaman king is a story of a boy who wanted to save the world from evil by becoming shaman king and all anime revolves around Shaman tournment in which an evil man (Zeek) has also participated
Whole story is good fights are good only one thing that i unlike about this anime is that its open ended
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Schrimsher and Olesinski started the day with a fencing performance of 24 victories and 28 defeats and swan to a ninth place finish with a time of 2:07.86. They both caught fire in the combined event (second place) with Olesinski shooting a perfect fifteen out of fifteen targets and Schrimsher only missing one target causing them to move into first position until the final 1000 meters when they were edged out by eventual gold and silver medalists China and Poland.
Andrew Jayne provided a spectacular fencing performance on the first day of the competition in the men's individual event. He blazed to a first place finish in his fencing pool, finishing with 20 victories out the thirty bouts for a fencing score of 972. Teammate Lucas Schrimsher also fenced over 900 points and Andrew Wiggins in his first international competition swan a personal best of 2:09.52.
Anna Olesinski, coming off of her top ten finish in the European Open Youth B Championships, placed fifteenth (out of 54) in the women's individual competition.
The men's relay team comprised of Lucas Schrimsher, Wiggins, and Jayne battled to a twelfth place overall finish in the hotly contested men's relay. Coach Jan Olesinski was very impressed with the determination and spirit of the young US team who performed admirably in the 100 degree plus heat.
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