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Every new year, thousands of people write "travel more" on their real (or mental) lists about things to change this year, but whether for finances or time, most people never get around to knocking through this must-do on their list.
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This beautiful apartment is in a brand new (first letting) luxury development that was just completed in January 2010. It is located in an elevated position in the village of Milocer which is walking distance of the famous Sveti Stefan. The development has it's own hotel facilities and concierge, a large swimming pool, underground secure private parking and numerous landscaped gardens. The apartment has a very large balcony with seating for 6 and wonderful views of the bay. The spacious apartment is very modern with an open-plan living/dining area. The kitchen has a granite worktop and integrated appliances with everything that you may need including kettle, toaster, etc. The dining area sits up to 6. There is a separate utility room which houses the washing machine. There's a flat screen LCD TV, Satellite, DVD/CD
Airport/ car hire Information: : Airports: The nearest airport is Tivat, which is just 24km from the apartment. Montenegro Airlines fly to Tivat direct from Gatwick three times a week during off-peak season and every day during the summer months. You can also fly into Dubrovnik in Croatia. It's only a 70 km journey and the drive is very easy. There are many more airlines that fly into Dubrovnik (Easyjet, British Airways, Croatia Airways, ThomsonFly, FlyBe, etc) so you can find cheaper flights than the Tivat route (though in summer the roads may be busy). Car Hire: All the usual car hire companies (Hertz, Avis, Sixt etc) are available at Tivat & Dubrovnik. When booking at Dubrovnik please remember to check they are happy for the car to be taken over the border and ask them to give you a green card. You will need to show this at the Croatia - Montenegro border along with your passports.
Directions to Milocer: : The drive from Dubrovnik: On leaving Dubrovnik airport turn left and keep driving over the Croatia - Montenegro border, straight through the town of Herceg Novi (all on the same road) until you see the sign for a car ferry, and a lane filtering off to the right. Take the car ferry (about 15 min and Euro 4), then turn right and keep going. Drive towards Budva and continue another 5km until you see signs for Milcer. At the HEC Hotel turn left and you are here. Please go to reception and they will show you to the underground parking and the apartment.
Further details on apartment:: There are two large bedrooms, the master with large double sized bed and views over the bay and access to a balcony, the second with two single beds and an en-suite. Both bathrooms are modern and there is a large open plan living room / kitchen. The spacious kitchen includes a kettle, toaster, and there is also a dining room table that seats 4 comfortably and 6 if needed. The lounge enjoys views across the bay through the large double terrace doors, and has a sofa bed as well as seating for 6 and a flat screen LCD TV, DVD. There's a large swimming pool, terrace and lawn area with plenty of space for children to play. This is in addition an underground secure the private parking.
We spent the 2nd week of a two week holiday in Rob's apartment in Sveti Stefan. The previous week we were in Kotor. We had a fantastic time and loved every minute of it. The apartment is big, modern, has a huge balcony overlooking the pool which our kids adored. The place was spotlessly clean and in excellent condition and there is even underground parking which is most unusual. The walk down to the beach only takes a few minutes and there are lots of little cafes and restaurants. Sveti Stefan island itself is superb but sadly our budget didn't stretch far enough to even have a drink there. All in all we had a great holiday in a beautiful apartment. Thanks again Rob!
Gorgeous apartment, great little village a short walk away with a beautiful beach. Apartment was perfectly clean, very modern. We had a great time.
My wife and I and our 3 kids stayed here for a week. The apartment is big and spacious with fantastic views of the pool area and out to sea. Everything went very smoothly and we wanted for nothing. Sveti Stefan is gorgeous and the walk to the island is charming. The kids loved the pool which is just outside the apartment and we were able to keep an eye on them while we were on our balcony as it overlooks the pool. The hotel does lovely food and they have free WiFi. Highly recommended. 5 Stars!
I'd just like to say what a pleasure it was staying at this apartment. The accommodation was first class, clean, well-equipped, roomy and far superior to any other self-catering apartment we've stayed at over the years. The service was friendly but not over-effusive, it all worked smoothly and efficiently from being met at the airport by the hotel-arranged taxi right through to our journey home. A totally trouble-free holiday. We're already considering a return trip next year.
The beach is within easy walking distance and is gravel rather than sand. However, the pool was clean and spacious enough to stay at the complex all day. The nearby hotel provided pleasant evening meals, whilst there are also local restaurants within easy reach. The nearest town is a fifteen minute bus ride, although we were unlucky that the day we chose for a ride into town it took fully forty-five minutes, leaving our youngest with a ruinous car sickness that spoiled the day out. The only sizeable supermarket for provisions for self-catering is at the end of the bus journey, so if you're relying on the local corner shops for foodstuffs then there's limited choice and it gets expensive.
Walking into this spacious, clean and well furnished apartment was only the excellent start to what was a truly memorable experience. The views from the generously sized balcony were to die for! For the first couple of days we didn't want to move but it's a beautiful area and there are plenty of interesting places to go if you do like sightseeing.
We have never been to this area before but I believe this is only the start of a true 'love affair' with Montenegro and especially the Sveti Stefan area, which proved to be the most picturesque and interesting of the areas we travelled to. Nothing could surely match sitting on the balcony with that view at sunset, having a glass of excellent local wine and deciding which of the many good restaurants to visit that night, or even staying in (great kitchen with all you need) and cooking a simple meal so we could enjoy the ambiance. Thank you so much Rob for your support and advice and especially for letting people use you wonderful second home.
quando siamo arrivati la casa era sporca e piena di formiche sotto il lavello della cucina. le due docce avevano il saliscendi rotto e le porte di chiusura mal funzionanti, il condizionatore del salone non funzionava. l'autoclave del complesso, con la pompa posizionata dietro il muro della camera di letto era rotto. il rumore è andato aumentando di giorno in giorno rendendo impossibile il riposo notturno (dormivano in piscina o da amici). il padrone di casa è stato molto disponibile ma troppo lontano per intervenire efficacemente. peccato perché il complesso è molto bello e l'alloggio ha molte potenzialità.
The Blue Horizon apartments, beautifully situated in a peaceful green haven overlooking Milocer village and beach out to the turquoise clean waters of the Adriatic. With majestic mountains (green all year) as a backdrop, this part of the coastline is a popular holiday destination for British, Russian, Scandinavian, Irish and local tourists and has been a favorite of the jet-setters since the 50's, notably Sophia Loren, Liz Taylor and even Princess Diana and Prince Charles stopped here on their honeymoon.
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Chili: Born 8/25/21 went home to be with the Lord 4/22/13. Predeceased by his wife Isobel, son John David, brother Colin and sister Martha. Survived by his wife, Ruth; daughter, Ruth Ann (Randy); son, Colin (Andrea); daughter-in-law, Jayne; 6 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren. He was born in Glasgow, Scotland came to Canada in 1923 and then to Rochester in 1963. John retired from Kodak in 1983 as a plumber/pipefitter. Actively involved with his church family, Cornerstone Bible Chapel. Loved his family, gardening, old hymns, studying God's word and vacationing in Northern Ontario/Florida.
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I've been looking at the code and documentation but I can't seem to be able to figure this out. Most content tags have a hard-coded font size to 1rem, which makes font size inheritance impossible.
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This doesn't happen on Foundation, please see the following code snippet on JS Bin.
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the problem that i have with this mixing is that i can't interpolation for calling different sprite mixins that compass provides.
I want to be able to have this in one place, create the sprites in different scss and them just include this shared mixing and use it.
So far seems that Sass doesn't allow me to do that. Maybe i just have a crazy and bad way of doing things ( i'm no designer really and i learn about sass a few months ago ).
Thanks for your time.
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New Zealand: Conservative Party leader threatens to sue satirical website for 'big gay rainbow' article
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Oh look! An opponent of equality is an idiot with no sense of humour. You don't see that every day!
Aawe shame the big baby, give him a fresh diaper and new passifier. stupiod idiot
Oh, man up, you great big wussie!
Always was, always will be. Tosser.
They can't take the truth. What a big loser. UK Tory backbenchers pay special attention. These bigots have no problem deriding and traducing equal marriage but can't handle it when they're exposed for the consummate liars that they are.
Well Colin Craig is known for being a bigotted pompous dork here in NZ and this just proves it. What has been great is the reacton – he's now made himself a laughing-stock.
Here's another jab at the fool.
That's brilliant! ;-)
Members of the LGBT society have had to put up with being offended for most of their lives; just look at any equal marriage debate and you'll find homosexuality being compared to pedophilia, incest, and whatever else. Is that not offensive.
Rushing to sue over a little joke?
Get over it.
Please don't dignify this idiot as if his party was mainstream. The Conservative Party of New Zealand was founded in 2011 and got less than 3% of the vote at the last election with no seats. They are not in any way indicative of widespread opinion in NZ.
Actually, on average, they poll about one percent or so within most NZ opinion polls, within the margin of error. One recent poll had them on two percent. Under our proportional representation electoral system, a political party needs about five percent of the total voter share or so to get into the NZ Parliament. As you might note, CC is some distance away from that…
This is such a minority party that they don't have any seat in the NZ parliament (as far as I am aware).
If you are going to attempt to have a life in politics, you need to ready to take everything that goes with it and that includes these kinds of things. If you don't like it then you should not be in politics!
In U.S. law, there's a rather broad exclusion for public figures under libel and slander laws — they're considered fair game, especially for satire. That doesn't necessarily stop them from threatening to sue, of course — those who do seem to be devoted to the idea of bullying as a legitimate response to just about anything.
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What Your Name Means
We get called a lot of things in New Jersey. Sometimes it's actually our own name.
We get called a lot of things in New Jersey. Sometimes it's actually our own name.
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A fun day for the whole family is just around the corner. It's the 7th Annual Spring Lake Italian Festival!
Bruce Springsteen made another surprise appearance Tuesday night during a Jersey Shore concert.
I had the honor once again this year to host the Greater Ocean Township Chamber of Commerce Comedy Night this past Friday night.
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Darin: O4W is bigger than you think it is, roughly Ponce to Dekalb Ave and Peachtree to the East Side Trail.
Pretty sure whoever wrote that comment:
1. Hasn't ever read a newspaper
2. Doesn't know that journalists write stories based on interviews with other people, not their own experience.
I grew up in cabbagetown I am now 28 years old but I also was told the story of the truck flipping over and everyone cooked cabbage that night and it lingered for days that's the story most if us were told but growing up in cabbagetown we were all family and everyone helped everyone it was by far the best place to grow up!!!!!!!
Ansley Park is my most fav.
Pretty sure, whoever wrote this article:
1. Isn't from Atlanta
2. Don't know what weird means.
It's a horrible article that quotes more of what other writer's have written then of their own experience.
I spent 15 years of my life in L5P...I go back now and its a tourist trap...sure, much of the eccentricities abound, but in a much more corporate, and thus, unoriginal manner...living just up Euclid was one of the best times in my life--now, I probably couldn't afford to stay more than a week. Thus is change--'progress' is relative, but I do miss it and am saddened others without much funding will have somewhere like this to experience--but I'm sure newer, less costly bohemian places are sprouting up around the ATL, I hope...
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7:45PM in October facing the open windows at the Earl in the high stools as the heat finally starts to give way to cooler nights....with beer and a whiskey.
He didn't read it before judging you, so typical. I applaud you for practicing sustainable living gardening to provide healthy produce. Gentrification is destroying neighborhoods all across the country and the developers don't care who is displaced.
Peace Rodney:
I own my home, it says "mortgage," not "rent." Thank God I was able to buy intown in this market.
Have a good one!
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You are to be Co mended, for that article! Wish I, had the knowledge to present such. Keep it up!
Great article, Mr. Wheatley,
@ L5P is sacred - It's a little late for that, no?
Not to sound too petulant, but the reference to Edgewood is somewhat misleading. The former city of Edgewood still proudly exists as a neighborhood, but doesn't get its propers! Both Lake Claire and Candler Park owe their origins to the existing Edgewood neighborhood.
Hey @Cabal23 - There are more than 240 neighborhoods in the city - our goal is to have all of them included over the course of the next couple of neighborhood issues. We're working toward it! Keep an eye out for Benteen Park in the future.
@chillax - Castleberry Hill is covered extensively in our Atlanta City Guide, which is linked in the intro to this story. This feature is intended to highlight some of the lesser known places around Atlanta. Here's a direct link to Castleberry Hill for you: http://clatl.com/atlanta/CityGuide?guide=c…
- Debbie Michaud, CL editor
Born into area in '49..family lived in apt w/ great uncle WW Riner @ 354 N. Highland...long time Primitive Baptist preacher. '52 Dad bought house on Copenhill Ave. Today house is the last house standing & now a Chiropracter office, once there were 48 houses...
I started school @ Moreland Elem in '54.
Hampton-Beecher Park with the Lionel Hampton Trail and the SW BeltLine Connector Trail.
was there for the first time ever a few weeks ago to see Mark Farner in concert. i was very impressed with the area
No mention of Sevananda Food Cooperative, one of the earliest anchor businesses in L5P (circa '75). Otherwise, a pretty comprehensive retrospective. Thanks for the memories, from one who was there.
I will leave Atlanta if L5P becomes a magnet for chains. It already scares me the chains that have moved in and around it.
This is wonderful. But we need also programs like this to help the homeless.


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For all you who know, in Google Webmaster Tools one can submit a sitemap or **sitemap_inde**x file and then google will fetch it and crawl the website when it "has time to".
I have searched for this but can't find an answer anywhere...
In the interface of webmaster tools, there is a section for "sitemaps" which lists all sitemaps submitted to google.
On the right of these sitemap names, there is a column saying something like "webadresses in webindex".
This have always shown 0 for all sitemaps.
I am guessing this means nr of pages indexed in the Sitemap.
My Q is, why is this showing 0 all the time? And is this actually the nr of pages indexed by google?
FYI, I have a very good and SE friendly website.
However, you should know it has only been a week that I have submitted the sitemaps.
Any ideas?


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"An absorbing and enchanting tale of a personal quest for the deeper meaning of AI." Nicholas Gessler, Director, UCLA Center for Computational Social Science
"Leads us to question the accepted vision for attaining true AI." Dr. Ian Watson, Department of Computer Science, University of Auckland
"David has written an important and influential book. Not only is the discussion of Blondie24, the cute checker playing heroine of the book, a lively romp through the ins and outs of evolutionary programming but it sets the stage for David's more serious and far reaching discussion of what is right and wrong in our quest for a companion intelligence". Earl Cox, Vice President and Chief Scientist, Panacya, Inc.
"Blondie24 is a fascinating and informative book that will be absolutely engrossing for anyone with an interest in artificial intelligence and computers. Although Master-level checkers programs have been around for a while, they have all used brute force to achieve their goals. The Blondie24 project represents the first serious attempt since Samuel's experiments in the 1950s to do something much more interesting and elegant: create a checkers program that can learn on its own. This book is easily accessible for the uninitiated, and I guarantee that you'll be swept along." Gil Dodgen, author of the computer program, World Championship Checkers
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Welcome to the UCL Cancer Institute
The UCL Cancer Institute is the hub for cancer research at University College London, one of the World's leading universities. The Institute draws together over 300 talented scientists who are working together to translate research discoveries into developing better, more effective treatments to improve outcomes for cancer patients. If you are considering postgraduate study with us, applications to our flagship MSc Cancer programme are open until 29th July 2016 for September entry.
Pontecorvo Prize awarded to Dr Nicholas McGranahan
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New team to develop radiotherapies that target cancer more effectively
Safer precision radiotherapies that will be able to cure more cancers with fewer side-effects will be available within five years under ambitious new plans for research and treatment at the UCL Cancer Institute and University College London Hospitals (UCLH) NHS Foundation Trust. Today, UCL and UCLH welcome Professor Ricky Sharma, a world-leading oncologist from Oxford University specialising in radiotherapy and cancer biology, to lead the new clinical research programme alongside a team of top physicists.
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The final stages of an £8.9 million award to advance cancer medical research facilities at UCL/UCLH, were celebrated last night with a launch event marking the implementation of new cancer genomics and imaging technologies that will support two world-class cancer research programmes. The event, hosted at the UCL Cancer Institute, featured keynote speeches from Dr Jim Smith, MRC Deputy Chief Executive and Chief of Strategy and Professors Mark Emberton, Tim Meyer and Tariq Enver, who will be leading the research projects at UCLH and UCL.
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Miami awoke this morning to howling winds, eerie, greenish sunlight and skidding clouds, and suddenly remembered, "Oh yeah, today is the Apocalypse, isn't it?" Then we chugged some whiskey, grabbed our End Times shotguns, logged on for one last Facebook update ... and woah, hey, the rest of the world is reporting that the Mayans were actually full of crap.
Turns out it just looks like Armageddon in Miami this morning. Blame a wicked cold front that's ushering in an honest-to-god freeze watch tonight. Which, for most Miamians, may as well be the Apocalypse.
Perhaps what that Mayan calendar really meant is "Dec. 21, 2012 will be a truly crappy day in Miami." Great prediction, guys!
As for that Mayan Apocalypse, hasn't happened. To be fair, they didn't specify what time of day the fiery hellscape will descend upon Earth, so maybe we have to wait until midnight to be sure?
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I love sunny lunchbreaks. I took a wander round the garden today with my camera in hand, looking for something to photograph. Whilst I was crouched down taking a few pictures of my cats, I noticed that the poppies were illuminated in bright sunlight. From underneath, the stamen were casting a shadow on the brilliant pink petals. I'm really glad I spotted this one… who would have thought that flowers are just as amazing on the underside too!
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Wonderful! I haven't been able to find easter egg dye here in South Africa. This worked perfectly. I used brown eggs. I did not use the oil.
Thank you for this. We used it for this Easter and I won't bohter buying again dye for eggs.I left the eggs sit for 10 min on one side,turned them and got some nice unique designs.
We've been coloring our eggs this way for a few years now (minus the oil). My son really likes being able to make his own colors, and not be limited to the commercial shades. Made for I Recommend tag.
This worked great for easter eggs, there were some other mixtures on the back of the box which I experimented with and will post late. Anyways, I found that 1/2 cup of water wasn't enough to cover my eggs and just added more and more drops. Also I used apple cider vinegar and it didn't distort the color.
This recipe was excellent! It was simple and worked really well. I'll never buy one of those dye kits again. We also liked the results from adding olive oil.
I am so glad I found this egg dye. It was so simple and easier than buying the store bought tablets.
Awesome! I always use those dye kits but didn't have any today and wanted to do eggs with the kids. This worked so well!
We used the store color tablets but added the olive oil to some of the cups. Loved the effect!What a great Idea. Next year we will do this with food coloring--they make the great neon colors now! Little leery onthe glitter, especially if we plan on eating them.
Hopeless. I will never colour eggs like this again. Definitely go with the tablets every time.
So glad to find this. I love making stuff from scratch. The color was intense and done in only 3 minutes. I was also using an old tablet of the bought stuff and it didn't do nearly as well. I agree with others though that 1/2 cup of water wasn't quite enough in the pint mason jar that I used. I'm also wondering whether the boiling water is necessary. Since I was starting with cold hard-boiled eggs it seemed a litte unsafe to warm them up again in the hot water. I may try with cold water next time or let the mixture cool entirely before using. ETA: used a half-pint (jam) jar and that worked perfect for volume. Tried with cold water and it took much longer, the color wasn't as intense and it didn't adhere uniformily. Not sure if the hot water makes the dye and the vinegar blend... if so, it might work to let the mixture cool before putting in the eggs.


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Had no internet access at the time so gambled on this place. We tried further down the road first but the amount of street walkers in front of the motels put us off. Seemed to be none in front of this Days Inn.
Got two rooms (220 & 221) - price average, but both sparkling clean and spacious. Breakfast was average but more than edible. I only wish they had some signs showing the way to the breakfast room, as we got pretty lost trying to find out around the back of the hotel.
We had dinner at Dennys next door and got the 10% discount. On reading previous messages (after we had checked in) about streetwalkers renting rooms etc, I went and asked the receptionist (who was totally helpful) about them without mentioning TripAdvisor - she said they no longer rented rooms to the 'ladies' and the ladies generally stayed down by the cheaper motels down the road, which we had noticed.
The grounds here deserve a mention - immaculate and beautifully kept - bonus points to the gardening crew here.
We had a non-smoking room but you could tell it used to be a smoker's room, still had a mild smoke smell, but easily bearable, especially when compared to some hotels we've stayed at.
Sleep-wise was ok, comfy mattresses but of course some idiot decided to idle his V8 outside at 6am...what is it with these people?
One major hassle for me was the internet access - sporadic at best, and mostly frustrating.I read old reviews which said the same thing! I mentioned this on checkout and the manager said they were aware of it and were working on it. I work in IT and it should not take months to work out such an issue. Be aware internet access here is dodgy, slow and disconnects often.
Overall I'd say give it a shot - especially if you don't mind seeing prostitutes down the road, or walking past now and then. After reading old reviews perhaps management here has done some work on certain aspects of this hotel.
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Sitting in Johannesburg Airport on the way home from an amazing vacation. Memorable highlights as follows (I'll stick more to food and lodging since most sightseeing stuff has been covered).
Cape Town - Stayed at the Bay Hotel which is a good property in a great location in Camp's Bay right on the ocean (rooms could use a little refresh). My guess is the One & Only Hotel is likely nicer, but you can't beat the Bay's location (did a nice beach walk each morning). The Bay also has two cars with drivers who can take you to/from sights or dinner for a nominal fee (nice to not be driving after drinking). We did tour the waterfront but basically it reminded me of San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf (tacky) combined with a shopping mall and I personally would not want to stay there just as I don't visit Fisherman's Wharf and I live in San Francisco. Standout dinner was the Test Kitchen which was a great intimate spot with an open kitchen (and the food and wine were excellent).
Franschhoek - stayed at La Petite Dauphine wine farm just outside of town which was charming little cottages with excellent huge modern baths and very warm, welcoming hosts. Dinner at the Tasting Room was great n that it revolved around modern takes on old South African dishes (and wasn't stuffy at all which was a nice surprise). There were some great art galleries on the main strip and we toured several of the wine farms also both for history (Boschendahl) and wine/art (Grand Provence). We wished we had gotten into Bread + Wine for lunch as several other spots were too formal (we ended up having pizza on the main street which was pretty good after all the rich meals before).
Phinda Forest - Charming game lodge with very nice rooms set in the trees. Ranger and tracker (Matt and Dan) were great and we saw tons. Food was good not great.
We then did the direct transfer from Phinda to Londolozi which I absolutely recommend as you avoid the connection in Joberg and don't have to drive to Richard's Bay.
Londolozi (Tree Camp) - amazing, amazing, amazing. Rooms were luxurious (and huge) with your own private plunge pool and outdoor shower. The pics on their website don't nearly do it justice. The staff (everyone from housekeeping to managers to rangers) seemed genuinely happy and enjoy their jobs. I can't begin to list how attentive they were to anything you mentioned and how they creatively try to come up with unique ways to entertain you. One highlight was the river cafe they set up out in the bush as a surprise on one evening's game drive complete with food, drinks, sax player, furniture and lanterns in the trees (keep in mind this was all done as a surprise for four guests). Because Londolozi is family owned, I think they really work to hire people that fit into the culture and because they do a lot for the community and conservation everyone is I good spirits. I've stayed in top hotels in Europe and the US and Londolozi was top of the heap on all fronts (including great food). We chose Tree Camp as it was six rooms (intimate but were able to meet some people) and was limited to guests older than 16.
One last note - Robben Island - we don't recommend the tour. While I found the history very interesting, I would rather read up independently or attend a seminar on it. Because of how it is set up you are out there for four + hours which we felt was too long and you're driving around on a bus on the island. We had thought it would be more like Alcatraz where you tour at your own pace and come back when ready (Robben Island ferries don't run as frequently so you're stuck). We obviously hadn't done our legwork on this one in advance.
Amazing vacation overall and already planning on returning for my 50th.
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Sitting in Johannesburg Airport on the way home from an amazing vacation. Memorable highlights as follows (I'll stick more to food and lodging since most sightseeing stuff has been covered).
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What all did you see at Phinda, TJin? Happy 50th in advance.
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We were very lucky on sightings. At Phinda we saw lions (including a pride), cheetahs, leopards, elephants, rhinos, giraffes and all the usual suspects. We were joking with our ranger on the ride to the airport that we hadn't seen the big 5 (when we were able to see such amazing things including hunting, etc,) and then we saw the buffalo (our #5) on the drive to the airstrip for our transfer to Londolozi.
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Thanks for posting this. I am in the process of booking our Africa trip and have chosen Londolozi Tree Camp for 4 nights. So happy to hear it exceeded your expectations.
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Thanks for the report, I was glad to hear you really enjoyed Test Kitchen, we have reservations there in June. Would like to hear more about it if you have time. Where else did you eat in Cape Town ?
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Add another who is planning another trip to Africa before getting home. Africa sure does reach our hearts somehow.
Test Kitchen was fun. We had to be a bit daring in 2006 - some of the offers were unexpected. We loved it. Would love to hear more!
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Next time for accommodation you should try La Clé des Montagnes newly opened luxury Villas near the main hub of the village. For restaurants in Franschhoek - there are so many, but my favorites are Reubens, La Motte and Maison.
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Detroit vs Valparaiso Recap - Detroit Wins 84-74
Detroit grabbed an 84-74 win over Valparaiso on Saturday, behind a 21-point effort from Jason Calliste at Athletics-Recreation Center.
Bettors who backed Detroit were also rewarded, as they covered the closing number as an underdog of 3.5 at sportsbooks.
Nick Minnerath had 21 points for Detroit and Ray McCallum chipped in with 15 points. Ray McCallum had 6 assists for them, while Evan Bruinsma was the team's top rebounder, grabbing 10 boards.
Valparaiso got 18 points from Matt Kenney in a losing cause and another 15 points from Will Bogan. Erik Buggs contributed 8 assists for them, while Kevin Van Wijk had 9 rebounds.
Detroit trailed at halftime, 37-26.
The rebound battle favored Valparaiso as they grabbed 29 boards, while Detroit only had 28.


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The Cambridge Ancient History / Edition 2by Averil Cameron
Pub. Date: 04/28/2001
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
With Volume 14 The Cambridge Ancient History concludes its story. This latest volume embraces the wide range of approaches and scholarship which have in recent decades transformed our view of Late Antiquity. In particular, traditional political and social history has been enormously enhanced by integrating the rich evidence of Christian writing, and the constantly
With Volume 14 The Cambridge Ancient History concludes its story. This latest volume embraces the wide range of approaches and scholarship which have in recent decades transformed our view of Late Antiquity. In particular, traditional political and social history has been enormously enhanced by integrating the rich evidence of Christian writing, and the constantly expanding results of archaeological research. A picture emerges of a period of considerable military and political disruption, but also of vibrant intellectual and cultural activity. The volume begins with a series of narrative chapters. These are followed by sections on government and institutions, economy and society, and religion and culture. A section on the provinces and the non-Roman world marks the rise of new and distinct political and cultural entities. This volume, and the CAH, ends in around AD 600, before the Arab conquests shattered for ever what remained of the unity of the Roman world.
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Part I. Chronological Overview: 1. The Western Empire, 425-476 Peter Heather; 2. The Eastern Empire: Theodosius to Anastasius A. D. Lee; 3. Justin I and and Justinian Averil Cameron; 4. The successors of Justinian Michael Whitby; 5. The Western Kingdoms Roger Collins; Part II. Government and Institutions: 6. Emperor and court M. McCormick; 7. Government and administration Sam Barnish, A. D. Lee and Michael Whitby; 8. Administration and politics in the cities of the fifth to mid-seventh centuries: 425-640 J. H. W. G. Liebeschuetz; 9. Roman law Detlef Liebs; 10. Law in the Western Kingdoms between the fifth and the seventh centuries T. M. Charles-Edwards; 11. The army, c. 420-602 Michael Whitby; Part III. East and West: Economy and Society: 12. Land, labour and settlement Bryan Ward-Perkins; 13. Specialised production and exchange Bryan Ward-Perkins; 14. The family in the late Roman world Andrea Giardina; 15. Family and friendship in the West Ian Wood; 16. State, lordship and community in the West (c. AD 400-600) Peter Heather; 17. Armies and society in the later Roman world Michael Whitby; Part IV. The Provinces and the Non-Roman World: 18. The north-western provinces Ian N. Wood; 19. Italy, AD 425-605 Mark Humphries; 20. Vandals and Byzantine Africa Averil Cameron; 21a. Asia Minor and Cyprus Charlotte Roueché; 21b. Syria, Palestine and Mesopotamia Hugh Kennedy; 21c. Egypt James G. Keenan; 22a. The Sasanid monarchy Ze'ev Rubin; 22b. Armenia in the fifth and sixth centuries R. W. Thomson; 22c. The Arabs Lawrence I. Conrad; 23. The Balkans and Greece, 420-602 Michael Whitby; Part V. Religions and Culture: 24. The organization of the Church S. G. Hall; 25. Monasticism Philip Rousseau; 26 Holy men Peter Brown; 27. The definition and enforcement of orthodoxy Pauline Allen; 28. Philosophy and philosophical schools Anne Sheppard; 29. Education in the Roman Empire Robert Browning; 30. The visual arts Robin Cormack; 31. Building and architecture Marlia Mundell Mango; Conclusion.
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