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Anyone over 25 remembers him as heroic single dad Danny Tanner on Full House, or the jolly host of America's Funniest Home Videos. But anyone plugged into standup comedy over the last decade also knows him as the desperately foul-mouthed comic with jokes so vivid and foul he makes William Burroughs ... More >>
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A wild-mannered legend of comedy history, Jon Lovitz has created a mid-tempo career with roles on The Simpsons and in movies like Casino Jack and Woody Allen's Small Time Crooks since his unforgettable years as a pathological liar and Jewish Santa on Saturday Night Live. Rarely a leading man and at ... More >>
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Since the beginning of his career, Dave Coulier has worked in the realm of family-friendly comedy. His first major television role was in 1984, hosting Nickelodeon's children's sketch-comedy show Out of Control, where he became known for his goofy voices and the catch phrase "Cut it out." He took th ... More >>
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Very disappointed in this hotel and staff. Never in my life have I ever been more insulted than I was with the management of this hotel......Was accused of smoking in our room which was a completely fabricated story. Myself and my husband are not stupid enough to smoke in a hotel room we are not children and we have worked... More
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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday villa in Sanur - Villa leli Tiga
Villa Leli Tiga Your Spacious Quite Haven 3 bedroom with extra sleepout beds
Villa Leli Tiga is a beautiful private freestanding villa/house located in the traditional village atmosphere of the main beach side area of Sanur, minutes walk to restaurants & shopping.
Built with a delightful blend of Balinese architecture with its soaring timber ceilings, amazing carved doorways & the European luxuries, it creates the perfect home away from home for a true cultural experience.
From the moment you enter your gates to your private sanctuary, you will feel the tranquility the spacious green leafy garden exudes as it flows through to the pool area with its traditional Bali hut where you can enjoy a relaxing massage, a good book or a cool drink. The spacious lounge/dining area opens up onto this beautiful view with expansive bi-fold timber doors allowing the cool Bali breezes to bring the outdoors in.
Bedroom one is located upstairs with large en-suite & a balcony that overlooks the Sanur village, bedroom 2 downstairs has bi-fold doors that open onto a private garden area perfect for private relaxation whilst bedroom 3 has you awaking to a vision overlooking through the bi-fold doors to the garden & pool area. All bedrooms are air-conditioned for your comfort. The downstairs bathroom has a wonderful sunken bath & there is also a fantastic outdoor enclosed shower area to awaken the senses in true Balinese style.
The kitchen with gas cook top, microwave & fridge is well equipped for you to cook up a storm if you choose, but with restaurants so close & well priced, why would you?
For your entertainment, Tiga comes with large lcd TV with pay television, dvd player with a selection of dvd's, music, Free WIFI, board games, books, children s indoor & outdoor toys, pushbikes, pool toys & child safety swim vests, porta cot & stroller & even a guitar & bongo drums on request for the musos of you.
Your staff include housekeeper, pool/yard boy & English speaking manager to assist with your daily planning to ensure your Bali holiday is everything you dream of.
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- children welcome
- pets considered
- smoking allowed
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Little piece of heaven just for us
Thank you for an amazing stay in Bali. Your home was the most pleasant and suited villa for us.
Great lay-out, amazing pool and perfect location. We could not have hoped for better.
The place was kept very clean every day thanks to the very kind staff.
They were always very discreet, very helpful and very efficient at solving issues or organising all sorts of things for us from scooter rental to laundry to sightseeing.
We had the opportunity to visit friends who had rented villas in Sanur at the same time and there was no comparaison between our beautiful villa and theirs. They were all jealous :-)
Villa Leli not only has all the required comfort, space and amenities but also has a very Balinese feel to it with its traditional architecture, interior decoration and lush garden ... which added to the whole Bali experience.
So, we will definitely rent this Villa again next time we come to beautiful Bali.
Sanur is fantastic for families with young children and Villa Leli is perfect for the whole family. Plenty of space for the kids to run around and for the big people to relax and enjoy a little piece of heaven ...
Thank you again.
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Photos and Description of this 1 bedroom holiday apartment in Vulcano
Directly on the sea of Vulcano (Eolian Islands) You can find Vulcano Blu residence, composed by flats in typical Eolian Style , private beach , and an amazing pool with salt water and many hydro massage positions in whom a part of it is reserved for the children.
A nice bar will let You have a light lunch on the pool side for lunch while at night , You can taste our specialties 'Eolian Cuisine' in our conventioned restaurant in the centre of the island.
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Ghana and Benin Republic have been rated higher than Nigeria in terms of respect for political rights and civil liberties.
The recent report, which was published by the Freedom House, an international non-governmental organisation that supports the expansion of freedom worldwide, classified the two West-African countries as free, while Nigeria was classified as partly free.
One was the rating for the most free country, while seven was the rating for the least free country in terms of political rights and civil liberties, individually. Nigeria was rated four in both categories, among 195 countries and 14 related and disputed territories.
The report stated, "Partly free countries are characterised by some restrictions on political rights and civil liberties, often in a context of corruption, weak rule of law, ethnic strife or civil war."
In the Map of Freedom 2014 published by the organisation, Nigeria and some other African countries such as Niger Republic, Burkina Faso, Cote d'Ivoire, Mali and Togo were among the 59 partly free countries; while Cameroon and Gabon were classified as not free.
The global status by population showed that 40 per cent of the world population is free, 25 per cent partly free while 35 per cent is not free.
According to the report, 10 countries were given the lowest possible rating of seven for both political rights and civil liberties. They were Central African Republic, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.
A human rights lawyer, Mr. Festus Keyamo, said Nigeria had yet to experience total freedom in terms of exercising its civil liberties.
He said, "We do know as a fact that there are still some impediments in the way of having total freedom from abuse of human rights and political rights in Nigeria. The truth of the report cannot be questioned. We cannot seriously dispute it."
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