#club el morocco

[detroitlib]

View of the Club El Morocco in Idlewild, Michigan. Printed on front: "Club El Morocco, Idlewild, Mich." Printed on back: "All rights reserved. The L.L. Cook Co., Milwaukee."

Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library

[rafeslittlevixen]

OBX SEASON 4 RANT

SPOILERS AHEAD

This is just my opinion on how this played out, so lets get into it

Rafe and Sofia: I love both of them (Drew and Fiona) but, the storyline is straight up a fanfic, they took the most common fanfic of Rafe and said "yeah, lets do that his redemption arc". I do think Sofia is great for him, does he deserves her? absolutely no. He was so far beyond redemption the only way he could´ve had it was by going to jail or dying, just like Ward did. They were adorable, don´t get me wrong, that version of Rafe was amazing and I know he was trying to change for her and be a better man, and have what Ward had. But I don´t think he actually loved her, he cares about her, she was what he thought was perfect for him, what Ward would want, but then again, Rafe does not know what love actually is, he cares about her in a way he has never cared about anyone, but I do think it was just for the looks and what would people say. As for Sofia, she cares about him, I would say she is really close to loving him, but if she truly loved him she would have never sold him out to Hollis and Groff. If she had truly loved him she would´ve told him about it when he proposed, I know she kinda didn´t let her, but come on, she had to know it was gonna come back to bite her in the ass. So idk, do I think they made a cute couple? yes, but it was bound to happen.

Pope and Cleo: That was the dumbest decision he has ever made, I get that he wanted to protect JJ cause that´s his brother, but come one everyone know you don´t attack a cop. I think its a bit unrealistic that he got away by enlisting, but also I think if that was the only option it is gonna be great for him. I do think Pope has let go a little through the seasons and I love it, but I think that was out of character for him. Cleo, my baby; she IS a though cookie, she´s been kinda on her own her whole life, I do think she would have figured it out but she did not have too. Pope is, in my opinion, the stable thing she needs. Also, him killing the guy who killed Terrance was also out of character but it made sense and also the reaction he had. Do i think it´s gonna haunt him for life? yes. OH AND THE NO GOODBYES CLUB???? adorable, i love them and their little clubs, they ate this season.

Sarah and John B: I knew she was gonna be pregnant, but the fact that the Pates didn´t let her mention she had a choice, does not sit well with me. John B being terrified of becoming his dad was so good, it gave him a complexity and that makes you see a character growth. Also John B being so protective of Sarah was so adorable, the way he looked at her when they were looking for that apple for her to eat in Morocco was adorable. ALSO SARAH BEING BABY ABOUT NOT BEING ABLE TO MARRY HIM WHEN SHE WANTED WAS SO CUTE, I LOVED IT. I also wanna thank Cline and Chase, because they do care about this characters and their relationship. Jarah would have sufferd so much if they had not remain professionals.

Pogues and Rafe: The way he safe them???? I get it he wanted his 400k back but also so out of character for him? I loved it but also i know they dont trust him and thats completely fair, but also, after that scene, you guys know which one, thats not the way to make him part of the core.

Sarah and Rafe: my babies, the whole season both of them have been wanting to talk about everything or at least they wanted each other back. I do think both of them would work together to get back Wheezie cause wtf is that that she´s with Rose??? I never actually thought she adopted them. Rafe just wants his family back, or whatever he´s got left from it. I think that after finding out what a backstabbing bitch Sofia is, (Fiona yo te amo hermana, pero Sofia si está bien wey) he was terrified of also trusting the Pogues and thats why he acted the way he did after Sarah saved him, but also finally listening to Sarah and what actually happened in El Dorado and what she told him about being the only family they have left? I do think he is gonna be better and he is gonna be protective of Sarah now, because he knows its only the three of them and he does not wanna lose any more people. Drew and Cline carrying the show yet again.

JJ and Kie: what a fucking mess this two are, the body dobles while being just sitting down near each other in Morocco? The handshake when he was leaving with Groff? They had a great chemistry during season one, the slow burn they were building and how he was pinning after her and he had to watch her be with John B and Pope? He slowly opening up to her? He going crazy when she was kidnapped in Barbados? The reunion after she escaped with Rafe? Saving her from Kitty Oaks? I don´t know what went wrong, but the fact that in most of their scenes they looked fucking uncomfortable makes me sad. She knows she loved him, she was trying to distract herself from him because he was so tough at the beginning, it just makes me fucking sad the way it all ended. Also, no shame to Bailey but I cried more during that scene than she did.

JJ and his parents: where do I begin? He deserves so much better, he deserved a happy ending. I think they also ran with the theory of JJ not being a pogue, but just because they took Rafe´s fanfic they thought that it would be too obvious if they made him a Cameron. He had such a rough life, if this had not happened he would still be JJ, he was so out of character the second part, and I get it. They tried to make us hate him for the way he was acting, but just as he and Kie knew they would not do what Groff was telling them, we know JJ. But also, he was a loved baby, Larissa loved him so much and he had a family. I know everything would be so different if she wasn´t murdered, but if she was able to leave fucking Groff and being with Luke, I do think JJ would´ve found his way to John B and Pope eventually. He would also probably already been friends with Kie and Sarah, and maybe the just maybe he would not have been an ass to the pogues. I do think Luke cared about him, but the resentment toward Groff and taking care of a child who was not even his made Luke that way; but also he probably only cared about him because he liked Larissa, so he felt that he needed to care about JJ for Larissa to care. Fucking Groff, he made Ward and Big John look like parents of the year. I know he only probably had JJ to keep up with appearances but the fact that he played him like a fucking violin??? I know there are a shit ton of mess up things in this show, but that one takes the cake. HE COULD´VE WALKED AWAY WITH THE DAMN CROWN, JJ GAVE IT TO HIM TO SAFE THE FUCKING LOVE OF HIS LIFE AND HE STABBED THE SHIT OUT OF HIM JUST BECAUSE??? no, that´s fucked up.

Idk, if JJ died because someone did not wanted to be in the show anymore I think that speaks volumes in terms of how the set works. The fact that they had to kill the fucking glue of the group and both of the actors involved on the onscreen couple could not act professional to keep it going is crazy to me. If you were on the whole Nina and Ian debacle back in the day, you know how bad this things can get, but the fact that we have a real ex couple remaining professional after a public break up and having their onscreen couple getting married and having a kid speaks on the level of professionalism those two had. I´m more pissed for how JJ was handle than Rudy leaving the show, we all saw it coming, and I do think we all went into the season with the feeling JJ was gonna die but we also had hope of being wrong. I´m so sorry JJ, you deserved so much better that what was written for you, and how the actor who played you handle things.

[mchiti]

bayern has literally made noussair mazraoui met representatives of the jewish community of munich the other day. After he was slammed on the front page of bild who called him a terrorist supporter, after being shamed in more than one statement while he was away playing with morocco and being used as a scapegoat to discuss the well being on the other israeli player in the team. no further comment from progressive bayern ultras.

now mainz has terminated anwar el ghazi's contract, after suspending him, un-suspending him, putting in his mouth words he never said, apologies he never meant, twisting his words, playing with his feelings, altering his intentions until they proceeded to fire him. He's showing courage and he's speaking up for everyone but this is extremely upsetting. [also just a reminder, let's spare a thought for Youcef Atal in france who was suspended for SEVEN match days in the end].

German clubs' ultras clearly stand by them on this. St. Pauli's ultras are leftists, but not when it comes to Palestine apparently. They were harshly criticised by Celtic's The Green Brigade ultras on this in the past few weeks (The Green Brigade, by the way, has recently been banned from the stadium for publicly supporting Palestine during matches. You can read their statement about it here].

St Pauli's ultras recently showed the following banner, clearly stating their own side (only focus on hamas & antisemitism) and sending a message to Celtic fans who criticised them ("from gaza to glasgow"), basically accusing Celtic ultras of being antisemitic.

to which Celtic's fans replied with this:

What happened to Anwar El Ghazi's is not surprising when even what are supposed to be some of the most progressive and left-sided fans in germany are failing to show up here. I know zionist propaganda is pretty real in Germany but this is quite distressing to see.

[littlequeenies]

Pam and Jim visit Spain and Morocco, 1971

Jim Morrison arrived in Paris on March 11, 1971, where Pam was waiting for him. Pam forced him to visit the American Hospital in Neully. There he had a quick medical examination, including X-rays. He was told that his lungs were in bad shape because of cigarette smoking. He was advised to stop smoking and drinking immediately and to go to a warmer place so he could get better. Jim Morrison took advantage of the doctor's advice to fulfil his old dreams. He would visit Madrid, Granada and Tangier.

On April 10, 1971, Jim rented a Peugeot Sedan. With Pam, he took the road south. They spent the first night in Toulouse. Jim wanted to enjoy the architecture of the pink-coloured buildings in the French city. The next day they crossed the border with Spain through Andorra and slept in Barcelona.

One day later, on April 14, they arrived in Madrid and visited El Prado Museum. Jim had written poems and had described on several occasions the sensations that an incredible triptych painting by Hieronymus Bosch, El Bosco, provoked in him. Pam told the anecdote that Morrison spent more than an hour, as if hypnotized, in front of "The Garden of Earthly Delights", filmed by Pam herself on the Super-8 camera that Jim had brought from Los Angeles.

Jim and Pam arrived in Granada on April 16. They wanted to see the rooms where Washington Irving had written his "Tales of the Alhambra", a book that was always a dream for the Doors singer. He liked mysteries and the dazzling Nasrid world of the 15th century. The neighbours say that he went from the city centre to the monument for three days straight and that, sitting on one of the benches in the Generalife gardens, he wrote a beautiful poem that, apparently, has disappeared. Nor is it easy to find the Super-8 film that he and Pam recorded there, in front of the Patio de los Leones. In any case, the Arab enchantment did not disappoint a young man who was accustomed to LSD and hallucinogenic experimentation.

Bill (billr2375 on youtube) recalls:

Jim and Pam followed our High School Spanish Club on a visit to LA ALHAMBRA-GRANADA, Museum in Spain. We didn't figure it out at the time but later realized they were the "two American hippies" listening in on our English version of the Museum Tour. Can read about his visit to that museum on that date in a book about Jim. They were very cool--would nod to us, but kept their distance as they followed us on the Tour. He had a beard at that time, she was beautiful. They were clearly in love with each other. Giggling and holding hands and enjoying that we didn't recognize them. (source)

Morrison's visit to the Alhambra was immortalised in the famous Super-8 film. Jim appears in front of the lions, the famous lions in the Alhambra Courtyard. In the film, the singer can be seen against the backdrop of the fountain, with his arms clasped to his chest and a smile. He slowly approaches the camera lens. Pam told months later that this film was the one Jim watched on the night of his death, while listening to the song 'The End' by the Doors.

Jim and Pam spent four days exploring some of the corners of a Granada that was, more than ever, an exotic place for two inhabitants of hippie California. Some people from Granada said that they stayed at the Alhambra Palace. Others, that they actually spent the night at home of some Australian colleagues. Rafael Cuéllar was one of those who recounted that visit and defended this last hypothesis. He also told an anecdote that is not without its macabre character:

In a place called La Zíngara, Morrison asked them to play a song by the already deceased Janis Joplin. “You are drinking with number three,” he said to all those who approached him, alluding not only to Joplin’s death, but also to that of Jimi Hendrix. The fatal premonition would end up coming true.

After four days, the couple headed to Gibraltar. There, they had to 'let go' of their Peugeot, because the insurance did not cover their stay in Morocco. When they arrived in Tangier, they stayed at the famous Minzeh hotel, where Paul Bowles sat every afternoon. But they had been invited by Paul and Talitha Getty, in their winter palace.

Pam also remembers that at the old market, Jim bought a French version of Paul Bowles' 'The Sheltering Sky' from the Colonnes bookstore on the Pasteur avenue in Tangier. Jim was obsessed with the relationship between Paul Bowles and his wife Jane.

Jim and Pam flew to Marrakech, which was all the rage because of the hit song by Crosby, Stills and Nash. There, they stayed at the Ville Taylor, the mansion that the Count of Breuteuil and his mother owned on the outskirts of the city. On May 3, 1971, just two months before his death, Jim and Pam flew from Marrakech to Casablanca and from there to Paris. Heading to his end. Jim Morrison had shaved one night when he bathed in the moonlight at the Marrakech hotel, the only one with a swimming pool in those days.

SOURCES

Josa y sus cuentos

Vanitatis

NOTE:

Just after their Spanish/Moroccan trip/holiday, Pam and Jim travelled to Corsica and stayed there for 10 days, the exact date is unknown, but here you have more information about their trip.

[a-dinosaur-a-day]

Round Two: Stegouros vs Spicomellus

Stegouros elengassen

Artwork by Luis Enrique Pérez López, written by @zygodactylus

Name Meaning: Armored Creature with a Roofed Tail

Time: 74.9 to 71.7 million years ago (Campanian to Maastrichtian stages of the Late Cretaceous) 

Location: Dorotea Formation, Patagonia, Chile 

South America is just where the nonavian dinosaur party is happening these days! Stegouros is another recently described species from this continent, and another weird one - it was an Ankylosaur, but not a Nodosaur or an Ankylosaurid, and more to the point, instead of a tail club it had a series of vertebrae enclosed in osteoderms, in a shape that looked a lot like a macuahuitl - the tail was also very short, shorter than any other Thyreophoran, with flattened vertebrae coming together to form the strange and distinctive shape (similar short vertebrae are known from its relative, Antarctopelta). At around 2 meters long, it was very small for an Ankylosaur, though it had a head that was quite large for its body. It also had inward curving teeth, making them look vaguely hourglass-shaped, though they were also asymmetrical. It had many typical ankylosaur traits, but also some stegosaurian ones such as hollow sides to their vertebrae. Overall, it was very similar in proportions and appearance to Antarctopelta, indicating Antarctopelta may have looked more like Stegouros than previously thought. It had limb bones similar to cursorial Ankylosaurs, indicating Stegouros itself was a fast and efficient mover; and it even had claws shaped like hooves which may have enabled even more efficient running and locomotion. So, yeah. A short big headed ankylosaur built for running with a freaking ax on its tail. That’s normal! Living in the Dorotea Formation, Stegouros probably lived near the coast, alongside different sorts of mammals, fish, bivalves, amphibians, plesiosaurs, turtles, and unnamed dinosaurs such as opposite birds, megaraptors, Unenlagiines, and possible titanosaurs. 

Spicomellus afer

Artwork by @i-draws-dinosaurs, written by @zygodactylus

Name Meaning: African Collar of Spikes 

Time: 168 to 164 million years ago (Bathonian to Callovian stages of the Middle Jurassic) 

Location: Third Subunit, El Mers Group, Fès-Meknès, Morocco 

Spicomellus is the oldest known Ankylosaur, and also the first described Ankylosaur from North Africa! But that isn’t even the weirdest thing about it! Spicomellus had dermal spikes, fused to the bone, forming a collar (for which it was named) around its neck. Given that the spike were fused to the underlying bone - something no other ankylosaur does - it is probable that it wouldn’t have had a particularly flexible neck, or an easy time moving in general if the pattern continued throughout the body. It probably would have been around 3 meter long at the most, similar in size to other ankylosaurs from the Middle Jurassic. Coming from the El Mers Group, i tlived alongside Cetiosaurus, the stegosaur Adratiklit, megalosaurs, and teleosaurids. Spicomellus adds to a growing diversity of Jurassic Ankylosaurs, showing how Ankylosaurs and Stegosaurs lived alongside each other for a large period of time (the Middle and Late Jurassic epochs) and that the extinction of the Stegosaurs must have been due to a different, unrelated factor.

[hollywoodlady]

'It was September 1949 and Bogart was the biggest movie star in the world. He was in New York, out drinking with an old buddy named Bill Seeman. His wife, Lauren Bacall, had gone back to the hotel hours ago – so, the men reasoned, they needed a stand-in to scare off any potential home-wreckers or drunks. Somehow it emerged that a nearby delicatessen had stuffed pandas for sale. Not just any stuffed pandas: these weighed in at more than 20lbs.

Bogart and Seeman bought a couple and grabbed a cab to the El Morocco club, where they requested a table for four – two for them, two for their dates.

And that was supposed to be the end of it: getting seated with two pandas. Unfortunately for Bogart, this escapade would only end four days later – in court.

A young model named Robin Roberts approached Bogart’s table on her way out of the club, laughed, and picked up one of the pandas. Bogart, who had put away a large number of drinks by this point, pulled the panda close to him and told Roberts to leave him alone. Then she fell over.

She said he’d shoved her. He said she’d lost her balance. Four days later he was in a Manhattan courtroom facing legal action.

The panda fiasco immediately hit the tabloids. Fortunately for Bogart, the judge threw the case out. One reporter asked Bogart he was drunk at the time of the incident. The star replied: “Isn’t everybody at 4am?”' (x)

[eirene]

Models wearing evening gowns in El Morocco night club in New York City.

Photographer: John Rawlings

Vogue, June 1st, 1961

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Before Zagat's, there was Where to Dine in '39, A Guide, with 200 Recipes by Famous Chefs, by Diana Ashley, cover by Peter Arno, 1939. This book was published when an expensive meal in the city was considered to be “at least $2.00.” It is arranged alphabetically and includes a brief description of each establishment, followed by a recipe for one of the restaurant’s signature dishes. Eateries profiled include the Astor Roof, El Morocco, Bill’s Gay Nineties, the Hotel Algonquin, Luchow’s, the Cotton Club, and the Russian Tea Room.

Photo & text: Nick Harvill Libraries

[bongaboi]

Olympiakos: 2024 UEFA Europa Conference League Winners

ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Setting off wild celebrations in Athens, Olympiakos won Greece’s first European club title by beating Fiorentina 1-0 with a goal in extra time of the Europa Conference League final on Wednesday.

Ayoub El Kaabi provided the dramatic ending, diving to nudge in a last-gasp goal in the second period of extra time, with fans erupting in celebration after a lengthy wait for a VAR check for offside.

“Praise be to God, we promised our supporters we’d do this today and we did it,” El Kaabi said.

The Morocco striker – who finished as the competition’s top scorer – struck in the 116th minute of the match and dropped to his knees as he waited to see if the goal would stand after he had met a cross from Santiago Hezze.

The goal decided a game that had looked destined for a penalty shootout following an energetic but largely risk-free encounter at AEK Arena, and condemned Fiorentina and its coach Vincenzo Italiano to a second straight defeat in the final of the Europa Conference League after losing last year to West Ham.

“We created chances and had the opportunity to lift the cup but unfortunately it didn’t happy – I’m sorry,” Italiano said. “In Europe it’s not an easy thing to get this far and lose.”

Olympiakos coach Jose Luis Mendilibar secured a second straight European title after winning the Europa League with Sevilla last season.

“It’s an honor to have made all these people happy, I feel immense joy and happiness to have made people feel this way and I dedicate it to them,” Mendilibar said.

“We have achieved something that our club has never achieved before. We will celebrate it and celebrate it the way we should. Then we will start working on what comes next.” Tens of thousands of Olympiakos fans joined boisterous celebrations across the Greek capital after attending outdoor viewing parties. Youths held up lit flares in the port city of Piraeus, near Athens, where the team is based.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis described Olympiakos as “a true legend,” adding in an online post: “Olympiakos has won the Europa Conference League and made history! A sensational night for the club itself, but also for Greek football as a whole.”

The third-tier European club competition took place amid a massive security operation, with some 5,000 police officers forming concentric cordons around a northern area of the capital – amid Europe-wide security concerns this summer for major sporting events including the Paris Olympics and European soccer championship in Germany.

The final was briefly marred by scuffles between Fiorentina fans inside the stadium and riot police next to them.

Although the visitors dominated the early stages of the final, Fiorentina goalkeeper Pietro Terracciano kept his team in the game with two impressive fingertip saves to block on-target shots from Daniel Podence in the fourth minute and Stevan Jovetic in the sixth minute of extra time.

El Kaabi, who scored a total of 11 goals in the competition, had been largely sidelined in the match by Fiorentina’s unyielding four-man defense.

Olympiakos players celebrated with 15,000 fans after the game, some holding their young children as golden confetti was fired into the air around the awards podium.

“It’s the best emotion I’ve felt so far in my career,” defender Panagiotis Retsos said. “I’ve had a lot of ups-and-downs but I’m very, very happy to be here.”

[0alanasworld0]

morocco v south africa rant

amallah, ounahi and amrabat were sorely missed today.

its time to bring bilal and abde^2 back up because lord knows we need the depth.

raihani would do a good job fulfilling ounahi's role and keep that moroccan tiki taka thing going on with ziyech.

abde is a fantastic winger that is very reminiscent of what boufal usually does, albeit a bit raw. he would have been valuable today and against cabo verde imo. i think he would link up well with en-neysri because they both thrive in chaos and are wonderful at putting pressure on the opposing defences. perhaps abde is better suited to a super-sub than a starter for now tho. i hope his time at barca transforms him into a starter because a full 90 minutes of his playing style (with the barca refinement) would really bring some energy to the attack and take a little bit of pressure off boufal. the same for sabiri but i would argue he would work as a starting player already.

bilal is very young and a very raw talent but he's proven his quality on the national team plenty of times so i see no problem in having him start games. he's clearly miles ahead of today's midfield.

as for the amrabat situation, i genuinely don't know if its even possible for anyone else to fill his role. to the point where i wonder whether its worth even looking. the easiest course of action would be to simply figure out a different system for when he can't play. which is probably best anyway for longevity.

zakaria and anass r good players. they've shown their level in their respective clubs throughout the season but they lack the confidence to deliver those performances for the national team. i think they should remain as subs and if they are to start, it should be for games like today that don't put any kind of tournament at risk. they'll grow into monsters for the team eventually.

defensively, i would say that they're near flawless. aguerd and saiss top notch as always. attiyat allah and the other one do well in terms of pushing forward. mazraoui is usually fantastic so i will put today down to post-season fatigue and also wager a guess that he would have improved if he'd stayed on a bit longer. el yamiq and dari and fantastic as subs or even starters for when aguerd and saiss arent available. chadi riad will eventually be ready too.

munir didn't have a great game today but thats kinda the nature of goalkeeping. he has a plethora of outstanding performances to comfortably call today a fluke. bounou has had those days too. not worth worrying about the goalkeeping because it genuinely doesn't get better than those 2.

this team is far from perfect or invincible but most teams are in that position atm. i would actually argue that morocco is in a much better position than most national teams because they have an incredibly strong, clear starting lineup. that starting lineup from the brazil match is undoubtably the ideal going forward. today proved that and also showed everyone which players should be kept on the squad should anything happen to that starting XI. we know which players are currently best fitted for the starting XI and the subs. a lot of today's starters have some work to do before they come back. hopefully they can improve at their clubs or international friendlies and come back a lot stronger.

in conclusion, it'll all be fine. deadass, theres nothing to worry about. we would rather come to these conclusions now than during the knockouts. its good that different players got a chance because its clear what works and what doesn't moving forward.

[sarahgalal]

This photograph shows a couple dancing up close in 1955 at the well-known New York club El Morocco. It was taken by Garry Winogrand (1928-1984), an American street photographer. He was noted for his candid shots of individuals going about their daily lives in public, especially of New Yorkers in the 1960s. Winogrand produces an image that is infused with energy and urgency using simply the woman's face as a visual clue. The woman's wide open mouth, which was probably taken in the middle of a laugh, lends the picture an insane and frantic feel. In the 1950s, when this picture was shot, America was feeling upbeat. The Allies had won the war, and after decades of suffering from an economic slump, America was once again thriving. Periodicals and magazines were primarily concerned with portraying this positive, new American way of life. The post-war exuberance that gained photographers spreads in Life Magazine (and so guaranteed photographers a way of life) is carefully balanced in this picture with a subtly expressed cynicism and social commentary that would come to characterise Winogrand's creative approach. The woman's manic smile and claw-like manicure perfectly encapsulate the deliberately ignorant tone of American media at the time, which was determined to downplay society's more serious problems in favour of an unduly ebullient optimism.

[dhjsaid]

Mandy Hotel in Morocco north of Morocco Tetouan

Welcome to the Mandy Hotel in Morocco, a cozy 3-star place in Tetouan. It’s known for its luxury and affordable Tetouan accommodation options. It’s perfect for both families and travelers looking for a unique stay.

The hotel is close to attractions like The Tetouan Centre of Modern Art. It’s just a 15-minute drive away. The rooms are modern and comfortable, making your stay enjoyable.

The Mandy Hotel amenities include free Wi-Fi, a pool, and a kids’ club. These features make your stay better, letting you relax and enjoy northern Morocco’s beauty.

Key Takeaways

Mandy Hotel offers 21 rooms with modern amenities in the heart of Tetouan.

Guests can enjoy easy access to local attractions, just a short drive away.

Hotel amenities include a swimming pool, children’s facilities, and a restaurant.

Various accommodation options such as Standard Room, Family Suite, and Family Bungalow.

Positive guest feedback highlights comfort, views, and breakfast satisfaction.

Overview of Mandy Hotel

The Mandy Hotel is a great choice for those looking for an affordable stay in Tetouan. It offers a mix of comfort and convenience. Its location makes it perfect for exploring Tetouan’s culture and enjoying modern amenities.

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The Mandy Hotel is about 10 km from Sania Ramel Airport. This makes it easy for travelers to get to. Nearby, you can find the Marjane Tetouan Shopping Mall for some shopping.

Culture lovers will enjoy being close to places like Dar El Oddi and the Archeological Museum. They are just 7 km away from the hotel.

Room Options at the Hotel

Mandy Hotel has 21 rooms to suit everyone’s needs. You can pick from standard rooms, family suites, or cozy bungalows. Each room has air conditioning and beautiful garden views.

Room TypeAmenitiesAverage Price (USD)Standard RoomAir conditioning, Garden view$40Family SuiteSpacious layout, Garden view, Air conditioning$70BungalowPrivate garden, Air conditioning$60

Mandy Hotel in Morocco, North of Morocco, Tetouan

Mandy Hotel offers a mix of comfort and convenience in Tetouan’s heart. It’s a 3-star hotel with many amenities for a great stay. It’s perfect for both fun and work trips.

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At Mandy Hotel, guests find a range of services. Here’s what you can look forward to:

Free Wi-Fi: Stay connected with free Wi-Fi all over the hotel.

Swimming Pool: Enjoy a cool swim in the hotel’s pool.

Sports Activities: Use the sports facilities for fun and fitness.

Shuttle Service: Get easy transport to and from Sania Ramel Airport.

On-site Dining: Have meals at the restaurant, with continental breakfast and snacks.

Child-Friendly Facilities: Kids have fun with a club, pool, and play area.

The hotel has something for everyone. Families enjoy cots and children’s buffets. There are also room service, laundry, and 24-hour reception for convenience. Each of the 21 rooms has a view of the Mediterranean Coast, making your stay relaxing.

A Closer Look at the Hotel Amenities

Mandy Hotel has many amenities to make your stay better. The hotel has a restaurant for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You can try traditional Moroccan dishes and international food.

There’s also a snack bar and bar/lounge for a cozy spot to relax. It’s great after a day of exploring.

Dining Options at Mandy Hotel

The dining at Mandy Hotel offers quality and variety. Breakfast has a continental spread for a good start. Lunch and dinner menus feature Moroccan and international dishes.

The restaurant’s atmosphere adds to the dining experience. It’s a comfortable place to enjoy your meals.

Entertainment and Recreational Facilities

Mandy Hotel has fun activities for guests. There’s a swimming pool for relaxation or fun. Families will love the children’s play area.

Outside the hotel, there are golf courses and outdoor activities. These let guests enjoy Tetouan’s beauty.

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At Mandy Hotel, guests can dive into Tetouan’s rich culture and wide range of activities. This lively city has many attractions, like cultural sites and shopping spots. You can explore historical sites and enjoy modern amenities, all close to the hotel.

Cultural and Historical Sites

Tetouan is filled with cultural sites that show its unique heritage. Some top spots include:

Tetouan Centre of Modern Art — A place for modern art shows.

Nahon Synagogue — A historical spot that highlights the city’s diverse past.

Musee Archeologique de Tetouan — Shows archaeological finds from the area.

Shopping Options

Shopping in Tetouan mixes local charm with modern retail. Local markets have unique items, spices, and textiles. Meanwhile, malls like Marjane offer a wide range of products. These places are close, making it easy to find both traditional souvenirs and modern goods.

Outdoor Activities and Beaches

Dining Experience at Mandy Hotel

The dining at Mandy Hotel is a mix of Moroccan and Spanish tastes. It creates a welcoming space for guests to enjoy. The on-site restaurant offers a variety of dishes, making every meal a special experience.

On-site Restaurant Services

The hotel’s restaurant has a menu full of Moroccan dishes and international favorites. Guests can enjoy a wide range of meals that show off local and Spanish cooking. Meals cost between 10 to 15 euros per person, making it affordable.

Whether you eat at the hotel or get room service, you’ll love every bite.

Breakfast Offerings

Mandy Hotel starts your day off right with great breakfast options Tetouan. The continental breakfast includes fresh pastries, fruits, and drinks. This quality breakfast makes it a great way to start your day.

Accommodations: What to Expect

The rooms at Mandy Hotel are cozy and convenient. They have private balconies and views of beautiful gardens. You’ll find amenities like flat-screen TVs and free toiletries, making your stay comfortable.

Room Features and Views

Every room at Mandy Hotel is a mix of comfort and style. You can expect:

Private balconies with amazing garden views.

Large rooms perfect for relaxing after a day out.

Modern TVs for fun and entertainment.

Free toiletries for a fresh start every morning.

Family-Friendly Options

Looking for a place to stay in Tetouan with your family? Mandy Hotel has you covered. It offers:

Big suites for families or groups.

Safe and welcoming spaces for kids.

Fun activities and amenities for all ages.

Guest Reviews and Experiences

Guests at Mandy Hotel often share their happiness on different platforms. This shows the hotel’s strong reputation in the hospitality world. Many guests have talked about the beautiful views, friendly staff, and tasty breakfasts.

Satisfaction Ratings and Comments

The reviews for Mandy Hotel show a high rating of 4.2 out of 5. This makes it the best hotel in Tetouan. It beats other places like Ferma Jebala Ecolodge and Hotel Chams Cafe, both with lower ratings.

Guests love the atmosphere and service. They often say they had a wonderful time staying there.

However, some guests mention small problems like Wi-Fi and air conditioning issues. But these complaints don’t stop the overall positive feedback.

In summary, most reviews of Mandy Hotel are very positive. This makes it an attractive choice for those thinking about visiting this Tetouan treasure.

Affordability and Value for Money

When looking for a place to stay in Tetouan, cost is key. The Mandy Hotel offers great value. It starts at about £45 per night, giving guests top-notch amenities and comfort without spending too much.

Comparative Pricing with Other Tetouan Hotels

Hotel prices in Tetouan can differ a lot. But Mandy Hotel keeps its rates competitive. Here’s a look at what you get for your money at different hotels in Tetouan.

Hotel NameAverage Nightly Rate (£)Amenities IncludedMandy Hotel45Free Wi-Fi, Pool, RestaurantOther Hotel A60Wi-Fi, Restaurant, SpaOther Hotel B70Wi-Fi, Gym, BreakfastOther Hotel C80Wi-Fi, Pool, Gym, Breakfast

At the Mandy Hotel, guests get a full experience. They enjoy friendly service and quality rooms. This hotel lets visitors explore Tetouan without overspending.

Booking Information and Tips

Planning a stay at the Mandy Hotel? Getting the right booking info is key. You can book through online travel sites or the hotel’s website. Keep an eye out for promotions to save money. These tips for visiting Tetouan will help you have a great time.

How to Book Your Stay

Booking at Mandy Hotel is easy. Just follow these steps for a smooth reservation:

Visit the hotel’s official website or a trusted travel booking platform.

Input your desired check-in and check-out dates, as well as the number of guests.

Review room options, including the amenities and accommodations available.

Complete the booking by entering guest details and payment information.

Confirm your reservation and keep a copy of the confirmation email for reference.

Best Times to Visit

The best times to visit Tetouan are spring and fall. These seasons have mild weather, ideal for exploring outdoors. You can walk the historical streets and enjoy the local culture without the heat. Follow these tips for visiting Tetouan to make the most of your trip.

Conclusion

The Mandy Hotel in Tetouan is perfect for travelers looking for a mix of affordability, luxury, and convenience. It offers many great amenities to make your stay better. Guests can relax in a peaceful setting after exploring the area.

The hotel is in a great spot, close to cultural sites and local treasures. This means guests can dive deep into Tetouan’s rich history. If you’re planning a trip, staying at Mandy Hotel is a smart choice. It offers luxury and puts you close to the area’s excitement.

In short, the Mandy Hotel is a top pick for Tetouan travel. It’s known for its great service and positive reviews. Enjoy your stay and explore all Tetouan has to offer.

FAQ

What amenities does Mandy Hotel in Morocco offer?

Mandy Hotel has many amenities. You can enjoy free Wi-Fi and 24-hour front desk service. There are swimming pools, on-site dining, and room service. You can also use laundry facilities and housekeeping services.

For families, there are cots and children’s pools available.

How far is Mandy Hotel from Sania Ramel Airport?

Mandy Hotel is about 10 km from Sania Ramel Airport. It’s easy to get to for travelers.

What are the room options available at Mandy Hotel Tetouan?

The hotel offers different rooms. You can choose from standard rooms, family suites, and bungalows. All rooms have modern amenities like air conditioning and garden views.

They also have flat-screen TVs.

Is Mandy Hotel an affordable hotel in Tetouan?

Yes, Mandy Hotel is a budget-friendly option in Tetouan. Prices start from around £45 per night.

What dining options can guests expect at the Mandy Hotel?

Guests can enjoy a continental breakfast and a variety of dishes at the on-site restaurant. You can also find traditional Moroccan and international cuisines.

There’s a snack bar and a bar/lounge area too.

What attractions are near Mandy Hotel in Tetouan?

Nearby attractions include the Tetouan Centre of Modern Art and the Nahon Synagogue. There are also local shopping options like Marjane Tetouan Shopping Mall.

Are there recreational facilities at Mandy Hotel?

Yes, the hotel has a swimming pool and a children’s play area. You can also enjoy golf and other outdoor activities nearby.

Can families find suitable accommodations at Mandy Hotel?

Absolutely! The hotel offers family suites with child-friendly facilities. It’s a great choice for families with kids.

How do guests rate their experiences at Mandy Hotel?

Guests have given positive feedback. They often rate their experiences between 7 to 10 out of 10. They mention beautiful views, friendly staff, and a quality breakfast.

How can I book my stay at Mandy Hotel?

You can book your stay online or through the hotel’s official website. Check for promotions or discount offers.

What is the best time to visit Tetouan?

The best times to visit Tetouan are spring and fall. The weather is milder, making outdoor activities more enjoyable.

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CAF Awards 2024 Nominees for Men’s Categories. The Confédération Africaine de Football (“CAF”) has unveiled the list of nominees for the men’s categories for the #CAFAwards24, as anticipation builds for the Awards evening scheduled on 16 December 2024 in Marrakech, Morocco. The CAF Awards 2024 cover the period between January 2024 and October 2024. Ten (10) players have been shortlisted for the coveted CAF African Player of the Year just as 10 players feature on the list for the CAF Interclub Player of the Year. The list included Amine Gouiri (Algeria / Rennes), Edmond Tapsoba (Burkina Faso / Bayer Leverkusen), Simon Adingra (Cote d'Ivoire / Brighton & Hove Albion), Chancel Mbemba (DR Congo / Olympique de Marseille), Serhou Guirassy (Guinea / Borussia Dortmund), Achraf Hakimi (Morocco / Paris Saint-Germain), Soufiane Rahimi (Morocco / Al Ain), Ademola Lookman (Nigeria / Atalanta), William Troost-Ekong (Nigeria / Al Kholood), Ronwen Williams (South Africa / MamelodiSundowns) Hakimi was the finalist last year and lost out to Victor Osimhen. Williams is nominated in all 3 categories: Player of the Year, CAF Goalkeeper of the Year and CAF Interclub player of the Year. Another exciting category of the CAF Coach of the Year that features the top performing nations at the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nation Côte d’Ivoire 2023. There are ten (10) nominees each for the Coach of the Year, CAF National Team of the Year, and Club of the Year. The CAF Young Player of the Year category, which celebrates talents under the age of 21, also includes ten (10) rising stars. The CAF African Goalkeeper of the Year category returns, with 10 outstanding goalkeepers nominated. This category continues to spotlight the brilliance of goalkeepers, further enriching the awards ceremony's scope. The winners of each category will be determined through votes from a diverse panel, including the CAF Technical Committee, media professionals, and the Head Coaches & Captains of Member Associations, as well as clubs participating in the group stages of Interclub competitions. The list of nominees for the Women’s categories will be announced shortly. Nigerian forward Victor Osimhen was named the CAF African Player of the Year in 2023 while Asisat Oshoala earned the title of CAF African Women’s Player of the Year.   Full List of CAF Awards 2024 Nominees (in alphabetical order by Member Association):  Player of the Year (Men) Amine Gouiri (Algeria / Rennes) Edmond Tapsoba (Burkina Faso / Bayer Leverkusen) Simon Adingra (Cote d'Ivoire / Brighton & Hove Albion) Chancel Mbemba (DR Congo / Olympique Marseille) Serhou Guirassy (Guinea / Borussia Dortmund) Achraf Hakimi (Morocco / Paris Saint-Germain) Soufiane Rahimi (Morocco / Al Ain) Ademola Lookman (Nigeria / Atalanta) William Troost Ekong (Nigeria / Al Kholood) Ronwen Williams (South Africa / Mamelodi Sundowns) CAF Awards 2024 Nominees Goalkeeper of the Year (Men)  Oussama Benbot (Algeria / USM Alger) Andre Onana (Cameroon / Manchester United) Yahia Fofana (Cote d'Ivoire / Angers SCO) Lionel Mpasi (DR Congo / Rodez AF) Mostafa Shobeir (Egypt / Al Ahly) Djigui Diarra (Mali / Young Africans) Munir El Kajoui (Morocco / RS Berkane) Stanley Nwabali (Nigeria / Chippa United) Ronwen Williams (South Africa / Mamelodi Sundowns) Amanallah Memmiche (Tunisia / Esperance Sportive de Tunis) CAF Awards 2024 Nominees Interclub Player of the Year (Men) Oussama Benbot (Algeria / USM Alger) Issoufou Dayo (Burkina Faso / RS Berkane) Ahmed Sayed 'Zizo' (Egypt / Zamalek) Hussein El Shahat (Egypt / Al Ahly) Mostafa Shobeir (Egypt / Al Ahly) Abdul Aziz Issah (Ghana / Dreams FC) John Antwi (Ghana / Dreams FC) Amanallah Memmiche (Tunisia / Esperance Sportive de Tunis) Yassine Merriah (Tunisia / Esperance Sportive de Tunis) Ronwen Williams (South Africa / Mamelodi Sundowns) CAF Awards 2024 Nominees Coach of the Year (Men) Pedro Goncalves (Angola) Brahima Traore (Burkina Faso)

Emerse Fae (Cote d'Ivoire) Sebastien Desabre (DR Congo) Jose Gomes (Zamalek) Marcel Koller (Al Ahly) Chiquinho Conde (Mozambique) Hugo Broos (South Africa) Florent Ibenge (Al Hilal) Kwesi Appiah (Sudan) CAF Awards 2024 Nominees Young Player of the Year (Men) Carlos Baleba (Cameroon / Brighton & Hove Albion) Karim Konate (Cote d'Ivoire / Salzburg) Oumar Diakite (Cote d'Ivoire / Reims) Yankuba Minteh (Gambia / Brighton & Hove Albion) Abdul Aziz Issah (Ghana / Dreams FC / Barcelona) Bilal El Khannouss (Morocco / Leicester City) Eliesse Ben Seghir (Morocco / AS Monaco) El Hadji Malick Diouf (Senegal / Slavia Prague) Lamine Camara (Senegal / AS Monaco) Amanallah Memmiche (Tunisia / Esperance Sportive de Tunis) CAF Awards 2024 Nominees Club of the Year (Men) Petro Atletico (Angola) TP Mazembe (DR Congo) Al Ahly (Egypt) Zamalek (Egypt) Dreams FC (Ghana) RS Berkane (Morocco) Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa) Simba (Tanzania) Young Africans (Tanzania) Esperance Sportive de Tunis (Tunisia) CAF Awards 2024 Nominees National Team of the Year (Men) Angola Burkina Faso Cote d'Ivoire DR Congo Morocco Mozambique Nigeria South Africa Sudan Uganda Credit: www.cafonline.com

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Spicomellus vs Jinyunpelta

Factfiles:

Spicomellus afer

Artwork by @i-draws-dinosaurs, written by @zygodactylus

Name Meaning: African Collar of Spikes 

Time: 168 to 164 million years ago (Bathonian to Callovian stages of the Middle Jurassic) 

Location: Third Subunit, El Mers Group, Fès-Meknès, Morocco 

Spicomellus is the oldest known Ankylosaur, and also the first described Ankylosaur from North Africa! But that isn’t even the weirdest thing about it! Spicomellus had dermal spikes, fused to the bone, forming a collar (for which it was named) around its neck. Given that the spike were fused to the underlying bone - something no other ankylosaur does - it is probable that it wouldn’t have had a particularly flexible neck, or an easy time moving in general if the pattern continued throughout the body. It probably would have been around 3 meter long at the most, similar in size to other ankylosaurs from the Middle Jurassic. Coming from the El Mers Group, i tlived alongside Cetiosaurus, the stegosaur Adratiklit, megalosaurs, and teleosaurids. Spicomellus adds to a growing diversity of Jurassic Ankylosaurs, showing how Ankylosaurs and Stegosaurs lived alongside each other for a large period of time (the Middle and Late Jurassic epochs) and that the extinction of the Stegosaurs must have been due to a different, unrelated factor.

Jinyunpelta sinensis

Artwork by @i-draws-dinosaurs, written by @zygodactylus

Name Meaning: Small Shield from China 

Time: 106 to 96 million years ago (Albian to Cenomanian stages of the Early to Late Cretaceous) 

Location: Liangtoutang Formation, Zhejiang, China 

Jinyunpelta is the earliest known Ankylosaurid to have a proper tail club, evolving sometime around the transition from the Early to the Late Cretaceous epochs. While many early Ankylosaurids are known, this is the first to have the iconic tail club, usually considered a key feature of the group. Known from most of the skeleton, Jinyunpelta had a heavily armored skull, much like other Ankylosaurids. Jinyunpelta was also the oldest known Ankylosaurine, rather that just the first member of the larger family with a club - more basal than Crichtonpelta, and displacing Pinacosaurus as the oldest Ankylosaurine with a club, which was hexagonal in shape from the top view. Unfortunately, little else is known about this taxon - it lived in a sandy environment, with only one other known dinosaur, the Jeholosaurid Yueosaurus. 

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The Magic of Marrakesh: Nightlife and Entertainment Hotspots

Marrakesh, the vibrant heart of Morocco, is a city that never sleeps. By day, it dazzles with its rich history, bustling souks, and stunning palaces. But when the sun sets, a different kind of magic awakens. The city transforms into a lively hub of entertainment, where the nights are filled with music, dance, and enchanting lights. For those ready to explore this enchanting city's nightlife, the Marrakesh Minibus offers a convenient and fun way to hop from one hotspot to another, ensuring you experience the best the city has to offer.

Jemaa el-Fnaa: The Heartbeat of Nightlife

No visit to Marrakesh would be complete without experiencing Jemaa el-Fnaa, the city's central square. As night falls, this UNESCO World Heritage site comes alive with an eclectic mix of street performers, food stalls, and market vendors. The air is filled with the aroma of grilled meats and spices, and the sounds of Gnawa musicians, storytellers, and acrobats. This vibrant atmosphere is the perfect introduction to Marrakesh's nightlife.

Le Comptoir Darna: Where Tradition Meets Modernity

For a more refined evening, Le Comptoir Darna is a top choice. This elegant venue offers a fusion of traditional Moroccan and contemporary entertainment. Start your evening with a delicious Moroccan meal, accompanied by live music. As the night progresses, belly dancers take to the stage, mesmerizing the audience with their grace and skill. The ambiance is chic and sophisticated, making it a favorite among locals and tourists alike.

Pacha Marrakech: Dance the Night Away

If you're in the mood to dance, head to Pacha Marrakech, one of Africa's largest nightclubs. Known for its electric atmosphere and world-class DJs, Pacha is the place to be for anyone looking to party until the early hours. The club features multiple dance floors, each with its own unique vibe, from house and techno to hip-hop and R&B. With its impressive light shows and top-notch sound system, Pacha Marrakech guarantees an unforgettable night of dancing and fun.

Theatro Marrakech: A Theatrical Experience

Located within the Es Saadi Resort, Theatro Marrakech offers a nightlife experience like no other. This nightclub combines elements of a traditional theater with modern clubbing, creating a unique and immersive environment. Expect to be entertained by acrobats, fire-eaters, and dancers, all while enjoying the beats of international DJs. The vibrant and theatrical atmosphere makes Theatro a standout venue in Marrakesh's nightlife scene.

Ksar Char-Bagh: A Tranquil Oasis

For those seeking a more relaxed evening, Ksar Char-Bagh provides a serene escape from the city's hustle and bustle. This luxury hotel, located in the Palmeraie district, offers a peaceful setting where guests can unwind with a cocktail by the pool or in the lush gardens. The ambiance is calm and elegant, making it the perfect spot for a quiet evening under the stars.

Rooftop Bars: Skyline Views and Stylish Vibes

Marrakesh is home to a variety of rooftop bars, each offering stunning views of the city's skyline and the Atlas Mountains beyond. Le Salama, located near Jemaa el-Fnaa, is a popular choice with its chic decor and panoramic vistas. Enjoy a refreshing cocktail while watching the sun set over the city, followed by a night of live music and DJ sets. Another notable rooftop venue is Nomad, which combines modern design with traditional Moroccan touches, creating a stylish and welcoming atmosphere.

Conclusion

Marrakesh's nightlife is as diverse and captivating as the city itself. Whether you're looking to immerse yourself in the lively chaos of Jemaa el-Fnaa, dance the night away at a world-class club, or relax in a tranquil oasis, Marrakesh has something to offer every night owl. The city's unique blend of tradition and modernity creates a nightlife experience that is truly magical. And the best way to navigate through these thrilling experiences? The Marrakesh Minibus, ensuring you move seamlessly from one unforgettable spot to another.

Experience the magic of Marrakesh at night and let the city's enchanting charm leave you with unforgettable memories. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, Marrakesh's nightlife is sure to captivate your heart and soul. Hop on the Marrakesh Minibus and let your nocturnal adventure begin.

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