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I'm about a 3. Only play during summer. I'm pretty energetic but will play with different levels. Pls write back if interested! :)
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Hi, I am about 2.5, live in DDO, there are a couple of nice outside courts on Hyman str. which are most of the time available. I can play between 7-9 pm on weekdays and anytime on the weekend. You can also call me or send me a massage at 514-651-2361.
Thanks, Sergey
DDO's kind of far from Verdun! :/ But, thanks. I'll keep it in mind...
I'm 2.5 and I live in Verdun. There are some courts near metro LaSalle (besides Canadian Tire) that are free if you have the card Accès Verdun.
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Hi I usually play on the new courts by de la Verendye. Week days as of 6pm and weekends anytime. Let me know if you're up interested. I think Im about a 2.5 :s...guess we'll see lol
I play in Verdun quite often,please let me know if you'd like to play sometime, I'm a 3.5.
thanks, Helena
hi, would you be willing to come to Lasalle? Im looking to play today or tomorrow.
If anyone wants to play weekday night or weekend near verdun/lasalle. add me as well, about 3-3.5
Hi Yinan,
I'd like to play sometimes. I'm a 3.5. Weekday nights sound good.
Interested to play to level 4 ?
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Revocation of Orders in Council Relating to Extradition Between Denmark and New Zealand: revoked, on 6 November 2008, by clause 3 of the Regulations Revocation Order 2008 (SR 2008/367).
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Promise Land 50k is the 3rd of the 6 races that comprise Beast Series and the last of the Beast 50k's that make for a fast and furious Spring schedule. Last year I ran Promise Land while dealing with on-again off-again IT Band issues, so this year coming into the race healthy meant I could expect an entirely different experience. With the beauty of the course, the extremely stacked field and the awesome post-race party, I was greatly looking forward to this year's race.
I carpooled down with Keith Knipling and Mario Raymond, two good friends who, in addition to giving me a run for my money at our weekly WUS runs, will be giving me a run for my money in this year's Beast. Mario and Keith set up camp while I opted to sleep in the Element, a precautionary measure on my part given the forecasted showers for the entire weekend. Raindrops hitting the car woke me at various points in the night, but in morning the only evidence of rain was some humidity that would die off as soon as the sun rose.
At 5:30am the race started and we started the 2.6 mile climb up to the Overstreet Creek Road aid station (AS1). Not wanting to deal with a light for mostly just a climb, I followed other front-of-the-pack'ers who guided the way and set a nice fast pace. Jordan Whitlock and Jake Reed pushed the pace hard from the get-go and quickly faded into the distance as they took the lead. Seeing Jake, a first-time ultrarunner, running with Jordan and without a water bottle, I thought for sure that I would be seeing him later in the day keeled over on the side of the trail. Without giving too much away (ok, giving it all away), Jake went on to win his first ultra with a very impressive 4:49. I believe he scored a water bottle somewhere during the day, but that remains unconfirmed.
I did my best to stay true to my #5 bib seeding and held 6th place as we continued climbing, this time on trail, for another mile or so out of AS1. The sun poked its head out as I crested the first climb and started a 3-mile downhill section. Since I'm a heavier dude (compared to elite ultrarunners), I fly on the downs and can really gain some time with my gravitational advantage. I caught up with Jeremy Ramsey and Brian Schmidt after a bit, but as soon as an incline would come along they would pull away. The terrain became a rolling jeep road and we shuffled between 4th and 6th place for a few miles.
Around mile 8, while the 3 of us were running single file I caught a toe on a rock hidden by the overgrown grass. I faceplanted and impaled my left quad on another conveniently placed rock, resulting in a nice bloody gash across my thigh, a bloody knee, pebbles that I have yet to remove from my palms, and a throbbing sensation that came with every activation of my quad. I was worried that this acute injury to my quad, combined with the expected trashing of the quads that would come later in the day, might produce the perfect combination for rhabdomyolysis and consequently ruin another beautiful Promise Land for me. Thankfully the pain lessened over the next couple miles and I was able to pass through AS2 (mile 9.7) while continuing racing as planned. Rather than trying to ride their coat-tails, I decided I needed to run my own race and they pulled ahead out of sight.
The climb to Sunset Fields (AS3, mile 13.7) was rather uneventful, but afterwards we were greeted with a fun, fast and technical descent. This was my favorite section of the day. I love the adrenaline kick that comes from bombing down a steep technical section.
Somewhere around here, out of nowhere I passed Jeremy who has barely off trail taking care of business (TMI, I know). Since he was running shirtless and now had his shorts around his ankles, this crouched down naked muscular figure looked like the Terminator as it appeared from the lightning. Laughing, I said some choice words of encouragement and went about my business of running while he tended to his business of… not running. He caught back up shortly thereafter before we got to Cornelius Creek aid station (AS4, mile 17.8).
During a flattish road section Jeremy seemed to be slowing, talking about how he wasn't feeling it today, so I upped the speed and did what I could to put a gap between us before the eventual monster climb up Apple Orchard Falls. Knowing that I am a stronger downhiller than a climber, I was positive that the climb up Apple Orchard Falls would be the determining play of the day where I would blow up and Keith, Mario, Jack, Micah and a slew of other great runners who were probably only minutes behind would leave me in the dust.
Shortly after Colon Hollow aid station (AS5, mile 20.8) you get a little bit of climbing as a precursor to the Falls. Right as this climbing was starting, Schmidty, Jeremy and Jonathan Bryant all blew by me. See? I had predicted that this was coming. The real climbing up Apple Orchard came as we left Cornelius Creek aid station for the second time (now AS6, mile 25.9). Getting to Cornelius Creek requires a brief out-and-back that lets you see who is immediately in front of and behind you. Schmidty and Jeremy were only a few minutes ahead and, to my surprise, there was no one on my tail.
Knowing that the fast guys were all saving their energy to dominate on this climb, despite the fact that I didn't see them on the aid station out-and-back, I did my best to run as much of this climb as I could. This goes against the typical ultra rule of "walk the ups and run the rest", but I am quickly learning that when in the front of the pack you don't get to relish in as many walking breaks. Sigh.
This 3-mile climb starts out gradual with lots of small waterfalls to your left. Every hundred feet or so there was a large rock step that would throw you off pace. Then it got steep and technical, at times going over large boulders that required navigation on all fours. After you conquer the technical stuff you are rewarded with a beautiful big waterfall and a wooden boardwalk that goes around it. Last year I was taking my sweet time so I hung out here and relaxed for a bit. This year I was on a mission and instead I just made sure to turn my eyes from the trail to the Falls for a second. You gotta take what you can get, right?
Immediately after the Falls come the steps. These aren't just any steps, these are 176 oddly-spaced steps that you must climb after running 29 miles. Fun! (Farouk told me there were 176, so I blame him if this count is off).
I saw Schmidty just ahead as we were both slogging through the steps. I caught up with him and, since there were only a few miles to go, figured that instead of battling it out for placement we could run the last few in together. We continued climbing together for a bit, but just before Sunset Fields (AS7, mile 29) he mentioned that he had a knot in his glute that needed some stretching and he didn't want to hold me up. I told him to stay strong and continued on my way, back in 5th place.
I came into Sunset Fields extremely surprised that no one had caught me. Throughout the entire climb I had been looking back every minute or so to see who was in hot pursuit. I don't know if it's dumb luck, hard training or a combination of both, but at this point in the race there were only 5 miles of downhill to go and I could confidently say that I had my top-10 finish in the bag, much better than I had anticipated.
It was a quick 2.5 miles of descending trail to the last aid station, Overstreet Creek Road (AS8, mile 31.4). I blew right through without stopping and then came the painful 2.6 miles of steep downhill road to the finish. It's painful because it's so steep that it's hard to NOT run sub-6 minute miles. I was running what seemed like 5k pace, not 50k, but I saw this as a good thing because ultimately it was some additional leg-trashing that will get me in better 100-miler shape.
The descent finally ended, I came across the field of the Promise Land Youth Camp and crossed the finish line in 5:07:40 and in 5th place overall. I honestly have no idea how I pulled this off, but it sure is a great feeling to come so far in less than 2 years of ultrarunning.
I was also awarded Best Blood for the gash across my thigh. In the end, I walked away with a pair of sweet Patagonia shorts that all finishers were awarded, an awesome embroidered Patagonia Nine Trails messenger bag for being a top-10 finisher, and a comfy red embroidered fleece blanket for Best Blood. I definitely got my money's worth from my entry fee on this one.
After a quick "ice bath" in the stream and a shower, I thoroughly enjoyed hanging at the finish line and enjoying the post-race camaraderie. Everyone and their mother runs this race (roughly 300 runners), so there were plenty of VHTRC, West Virginia, Lynchburg and Pennsylvania friends in attendance.
I really love this race.
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Crawley joined Southend on 22 points at the top of npower League Two after a Matt Tubbs double helped them see off rock-bottom Plymouth 2-0.
Tubbs opened the scoring in the fifth minute before netting his second in the 61st minute as highly-fancied Crawley recorded their third successive league win to move level with the Shrimpers, who beat Shrewsbury on Friday night.
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Oxford climbed into the play-off berths with a 1-0 triumph at second-bottom Hereford, Robert Hall's 32nd-minute goal proving the winner.
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Port Vale captain Marc Richards made an impressive return from his three-match suspension, netting twice in the opening 26 minutes to help Micky Adams' side claim a 2-0 win over stumbling Rotherham, who have now taken just two points from their last four games.
Charlie Barnett climbed off the bench to score an 88th-minute winner for Accrington Stanley in their 3-2 triumph over Aldershot.
Aldershot had twice taken a first-half lead through goals from Danny Hylton, but Accrington hit back both times thanks to efforts from Sean Hessey and Danny Coid before Barnett's late intervention.
Dagenham & Redbridge also left it late before defeating Crewe to end a run of five successive league defeats.
Byron Moore put Crewe ahead in the 75th minute but Sam Williams levelled just 60 seconds later before Richard Rose headed in a stoppage-time winner for the home side.
Another late winner came at Barnet, where Ben Tozer scored in the 89th minute to give Northampton a 2-1 comeback victory.
Barnet had taken a first-half lead through Ricky Holmes but Northampton equalised just after half-time through Arron Davies.
Bristol Rovers were unable to follow up their win over Morecambe as they were beaten 3-1 at home by neighbouring Cheltenham.
The visitors scored three times in 12 minutes either side of half-time through Kaid Mohamed, Luke Summerfield and James Spencer and Rovers could only pull one goal back when Lee Brown netted.
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Early goals from Kyel Reid and James Hanson had put lowly Bradford in control but Burton hit back just before the break to level the score up at 2-2, Billy Kee scoring one and Justin Richards netting the equaliser from the penalty spot.
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"I'm good, I'm good," Bryant told the TV station.
Bryant is a very talented young receiver who has had some off-field red flags in the past, but none of those past red flags — ranging from NCAA eligibility issues to financial problems — had included an arrest. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, who has been one of Bryant's strongest supporters, will surely be extremely disappointed by this development.
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Israel has a long tradition of aid to Kenya. Over the past month, that tradition has reached new levels. As part of an initiative of the Israeli Embassy in Kenya, students at a Jerusalem school have "adopted" a number of orphans from Nairobi's poorest neighborhoods.
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text: Is cherokee on centos 6.3 still a good choice for dynamic websites? (PHP) I read that lighttpd and nginx are verry fast and low memory servers but are best for static pages. Apache is old and from what I read it seems to be slower in static pages but a little bit fast with php. But it usses allot more memory. For cherokee I read that it is abandoned. Some comparisons charts say it is slower but the use a version of cherokee like 0.X.X. It has a 1.2.X version today. I probably only run owncloud and a custum made php application on the server so it will work just fine with about anything. But I alway's try to get the best! Kind regards.


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B.O.B at Rexall place in Edmonton last night (June 22nd, 2011). Did a great opening act before Rihanna!
This is a video of his intro, Teach Me How To Dougie, Blow & a bit of Top Of The World.
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Monday, November 1, 2010
Frederick Watkin's Diary Tuesday October 4, 1885
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Dear Sharn, my name is Lorraine Manie.ReplyDelete
Recently when visiting the Box Hill Historical Society I found there was a diary written by Frederick Watkins re his voyage fro England to Australia in 1885 and that there was a copy in the State library of Victoria so I have applied for it to be emailed to me.
I then googled his name trying to trace the diary thinking a copy might happen to have been posted on the web.
It was of interest to come across your site where you have stated that you found the diary in book shop.
Could you tell where you found this book? It is interesting that it was published.
Frederick made his way, probably by ship, from Maryborough Queensland to Melbourne Victoria where he then went and settled in Box Hill. Here he married Mary Jane Brunner Sutton, 26 November 1890 at her father's home.
They had 4 children Percival, Ada Victoria, my mother in law, Robert and Edna.
Frederick's parents were Thomas and Elizabeth (nee Crabb) Watkins who lived and farmed in Shebbear Devon.
I have researched the family further back to the 1700's.
So you can see why I am intrigued.
If you can throw any light on where the diary was I would appreciate it.
Lorraine Manie
Dear Lorraine, how wonderful that you found my blog with a reference to the diary. The copy that I found is only a photocopy and not a published book. It is a copy of the original handwriting however. It was in a booshop in Bowral NSW and as it was falling apart I found it in a plastic sleeve. Were you able to have a copy of this diary sent to you by the State Library of Vic? perhaps you would like to email me at firstname.lastname@example.com


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The coach is not worried for Spain,
despite their thrashing at the hands of
Brazil in the Confederations Cup, and says
he is refreshed following his break from
football Ex-Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola is certain that Lionel Messi and Neymar will work well together at Camp Nou. The four-time Ballon d'Or winner will play
alongside the 21-year-old this season
following the Blaugrana's €57 million
signing of the Brazilian from Santos
earlier in the summer. Guardiola, who left the Catalans at the
end of the 2011-12 season but returned
to the sidelines with Bayern Munich this
June, thinks that some fans' fears that
the duo will not gel are unfounded and
stressed his belief that Spain will rise again following their 3-0 thrashing to the
Selecao in the Confederations Cup final. "Will Messi and Neymar work together?
The best player of all time alongside a
brilliant footballer? I'm sure they'll work
together," he told the press. "Barca and Spain have got a lot of
longevity. It's not unusual that Spain lost
[to Brazil], they had to at some point. Age
will always catch up with you at some
point but the national team have a bright
future. Spanish football coaches work very well with the youngsters and with the
talent there is out there, so I'm not
worried." Meanwhile, he believes Barcelona will
also continue to flourish. "Barca won 100 points last season, which
is a tremendous feat," the Spaniard said.
"[Johan] Cruyff's philosophy lives on and
they still have marvellous players." Guardiola's return has roused interest
among those who wonder how will he
fare away from his familiar Camp Nou
setting and the 42-year-old trainer says
he feels refreshed after his break. "I was simply tired after four years of
coaching Barcelona," he added. "I hadn't
rested, I needed a break. If I still needed
a break, I would be very far away from
the dugout. When asked why he chose the Bundesliga
to return to, he responded: "It was Bayern
that chose me, and I loved their players
and the German organisation." Guardiola's first competitive match in
charge will be on July 27 in the DFB-
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Guardiola certain Messi & Neymar will gel
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My question: Paul Gascoigne was a great player for Newcastle United although I think he was at his best when playing for Spurs. But was he, or could he have been, as good as Messi? Your answer: No Brilliant
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The Northeast Conference named senior Reece Wilson of the Central Connecticut men's soccer team co-player of the week for his performance this weekend. Wilson earned the award for the first time this season today, Monday, October 22nd.
Wilson helped lead the Blue Devils to a 2-0-0 record this weekend defeating Mount St. Mary's convincingly on Friday night 4-1 and then shutting-out Sacred Heart 2-0 on Sunday afternoon. Central is now 5-1-1 in the NEC and 7-6-2 overall which places them second in the conference behind Fairleigh Dickinson (8-4-3, 5-0-2 NEC).
The senior captain scored in each match and also posted an assist against The Mount. His first goal came in the 67th minute against Mount St. Mary's. Wilson beat the defender with an individual move inside of the box and fired a shot that went in off of the right post. His score put the Blue Devils up 3-1 over the Mountaineers leading to an eventual 4-1 victory.
Against Sacred Heart, the senior captain scored in the 68th minute off of a pass from teammate Manny Nobre. Wilson took the feed and beat the keeper to his right netting his seventh goal of the season capping a 2-0 win over the Pioneers.
In both matches, Wilson had two goals and one assist giving him five points over the weekend. He leads the team in goals with seven and points with 20 after his weekend performance. Wilson also leads the team in assists with six.


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MestreNova is a wonderful tool for manipulating NMR files. The manual for 6.0.4 is here
For X-Ray Chrystalography analysis, we have installed apex2 on laue, the manual is can be downloaded.
You will need to login to laue: ssh -Y laue.coby.edu
and then type: apex &
to run it.
Spartan is available on nscc, all seven PCs in the schupf lab, and on all
wet lab imaged macs in Keyes. These macs run spartan remotely from iris13 over
an X windows connection. Under Mac 10.5.6 you may need to alter the
permissions with X11. Fire up X11, pull down the X11 menu and select
preferences, then under the security tab, allow connection from the network:
MOE short hints (PDF)
Gaussian 03 online manual is here, with Gaussian 09 here.
After you submit a job, that is going to take a while (>3 hour), you can quit out of gview. If you leave gview open, after the job is done, it uses on full cpu at 100%.
Personally I think this is a bug, but they don't.
Here is was top would report:
top - 13:37:20 up 63 days, 2:23, 3 users, load average: 8.40, 8.81, 8.95
Tasks: 215 total, 2 running, 213 sleeping, 0 stopped, 0 zombie
Cpu(s): 49.9%us, 0.3%sy, 49.8%ni, 0.0%id, 0.0%wa, 0.0%hi, 0.0%si, 0.0%st
Mem: 32502784k total, 2481692k used, 30021092k free, 36136k buffers
Swap: 2031608k total, 256k used, 2031352k free, 682076k cached
21587 rhdowner 15 0 174m 40m 14m S 100.0 0.1 69:24.58 gview.exe
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spartan --help
--monitor : Run the Spartan Monitor
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--external-queue <queue_name>
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--ldd-analysis <???> : Print module library dependencies
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The following needs to be set to use mm3 in the schupflab:
add these two lines to your .cshrc
setenv MM32000ROOT /export/local/src
source $MM32000ROOT/mm32000/mm32000.cnf
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List of accepted papers
Recent developments within Ambient Intelligence and Agent Technology provide new possibilities to contribute to personal care. For example, an intelligent ambient agent in our car may monitor us and warn us when we are falling asleep while driving or take measures when we are too drunk to drive. As another example, an elderly person may wear a device with an ambient agent that monitors his or her wellbeing and generates an action when a dangerous situation is noticed.


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About AqabaAqaba budget travel offers a stunning coastal resort situated in the south of Jordan, known for its beautiful beaches and diving, as well as its intriguing ancient history and architecture.
AirportsAqaba airports include the following:
•King Hussein International Airport - Aqaba
•Other international airports to the North in Amman require a day trip via car or bus to reach Aqaba
ConservationThe largest Aqaba conservation drive is conducted by the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature, which seeks to manage an increasing population, decreased habitats for natural inhabitants, pollution and other negative influences.
CultureAqaba culture includes the following aspects:
•Beach-going and watersports
•Sports is a popular past time, with many Jordanians enjoying watching and playing sports
•Cuisine includes a diverse range of influences
•Turkish baths are also to be experienced in the town of Aqaba
•Music takes its influence from Arabic and Western styles
HealthAqaba health info for travellers includes the following:
•The most common health risk is travellers tummy from rich foods or tap water
•Health facilities are advanced in the major cities, but not in rural areas
•Pack a basic first aid kit with medication for upset stomachs, nausea and other minor ailments
•Check with your doctor about any health risks or disease outbreaks that may have occurred recently before leaving for your trip
LanguagesAqaba languages include the following:
•Modern Standard Arabic
•Jordanian Levantine
MalariaWhile malaria in Aqaba is not a risk, there may be a malaria risk within Asia in general. Travellers who are visiting malaria-risk countries before or after travelling to Aqaba should consider malaria medication.
MoneyAqaba money and banking info is as follows:
•Most establishments accept payment in US dollars
•Credit cards are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants and shops
•Traveller's cheques are not widely accepted and may not be exchanged even in banks
•Cash machines are found in most supermarkets, banks and other commercial buildings
PeopleAqaba people include the following ethnic groups:
PhraseAqaba local phrases include the following:
•Please: Men-fadllaak (m)
•Please: Men-fadllake (f)
•Hello: Marhaba
•How much: Gha-daish?
•Good morning: S-bahh Al-khair
•Good evening: Masa Al-khair
PlantsAqaba plants are typically scarce, although garden plants and locally cultivated wildflowers do grow in the city. While coral is not a plant, seaweed and other aquatic plants are common off the coast, and are also a key part of the marine ecosystems which exist there.
ReligionAqaba religion includes the following:
•Sunni Muslim 92%
•Christian 7%
•No religion 1%
Safety TipsAqaba safety tips include the following:
•There is a high risk of terrorist attacks throughout the Middle East, including Aqaba
•Avoid large crowds and demonstrations that may become violent
•For women travellers: ensure that bikinis are acceptable on the particular beach you wish to visit to avoid offending conservative locals
•The situation in Iraq has had an impact on local opinion, as has the violence between the neighbouring Israelis and Palestinians
•Crime is not a huge issue, however petty crime such as bag snatching may occur
•Keep valuables safe and out of sight, especially in the busier cities
TransportAqaba local transport includes:
Travel BooksAqaba travel books include the following:
•Travels in Syria and the Holy Land by Johan Lewis Burckhardt
•Coral Reef Guide Red Sea: The Definitive Guide to Over 1200 Species of Underwater Life by Ewald Lieske
•Walking the Bible by Bruce Feiler
•A History of the Arab Peoples by Albert Hourani
What To BuyWhat to buy for holidays in Aqaba:
•Spare batteries for torches and camera
•Swimming costume and towels
•Guide books and Arabic phrase books
•Thick socks for hiking boots
•First aid kit for travel purposes
•Large refillable water bottle, or plenty of bottled water
What To PackWhat to pack for safari in Aqaba:
•Sunscreen, sunhat and sunglasses
•Bathing suit and towels
•Headscarves for women, plus long skirts and t-shirts that cover shoulders
•Comfortable walking shoes plus sandals
•Camera with spare batteries and memory card/film
•Guide book and phrase book
•Basic first aid kit
When To GoThe best time to visit Aqaba:
•The best time to visit climate-wise is in Spring (March-May) and Autumn (September-November)
•April offers warm temperatures and wildflowers are in bloom during this month
•Winter (December-February) is mild, and also popular with locals as a weekend getaway to Aqaba
•Summer (June-August) can be unbearably hot, with temperatures near the desert hitting extreme levels
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