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What are the 7 ways!?
Lets just stop the speculation. There is officially ZERO chance Carmelo Anthony re-signs with the Denver Nuggets. It just isnt happening, and anyone who still thinks so must be smoking the same stuff as San Fran Giants fans.
He has already begun to go into NFL Wide Receiver Diva Mode, as seen last night during a big win against the Utah Jazz (and the emotional return of head coach George Karl).
Anthony had a series of comments that must have just driven a stake into the hearts of Nugget fans, such as:
They want to sit down and talk, but my thing is its way beyond this year. It aint got nothing to do with the new GM, Josh (Kroenke), the players. For me, I feel its a time for change. If I do nothing now, Im never going to do anything. I feel like my time is now to make a decision if I want to leave or if I want to stay.
Uh, yeah. Those are the words of a man whose bags are packed.
Unfortunately, as many Knicks fans are undoubtedly aware, the team does not possess the talent or the draft picks to satisfy Nuggets management. The Chicago Bulls do, but they inexplicably refuse to part with Joakim Noah. The New Jersey Nets might have the pieces, but a deal has yet to materialize.
(Editors Note: Can you imagine if the Knicks had Noah and he was the only reason we werent trading for Carmelo Anthony? Wed burn the Garden down.)
For those of you still hurt from the three-year chase of LeBron James, please realize this is incomparable. LeBrons desire to come here was nothing more than desperate speculation. The Yankees caps, the smiles at the MSG crowd, even the orange-and-blue bird in his puppet commercial were all just theories.
Melo WANTS to be a Knick. He went to school at Syracuse and grew up in The City. Next week marks the release of his new DVD documentary, which is apparently just two hours worth of him declaring his love for NYC. Whereas James had to be enticed by the idea of winning in New York, Melo actually dreams about it.
He may finish the 2010-2011 season in a Nuggets jersey, or a Bulls jersey, or a Nets jersey. But, he will start the next season with the word KNICKS across his chest.
For all of you who werent following us during the summer, heres Mark C. Rinaldis Seven Ways Carmelo Anthony becomes a New York Knick:
anyone that cant play defense needs to go. enough with the immature teams. a bench of douglas, azubuike, chandler will do well.
so we deal
curry's expiring contract
turiafs expiring contract
first rounder
we get melo
Fear of Losing the Franchise for Nothing
After seeing Cleveland and Toronto lose their franchise players and only receiving minimal compensation, the Nuggets may elect to deal Carmelo (who has already shown his reluctance to sign a contract extension).
The Knicks have three young wing players who would fit in well with the Denver offense in Wilson Chandler, Anthony Randolph and Danilo Gallinari. A package including two of these players along with an expiring contract or a draft pick (or two) could be enough to pry away the Denver All-Star.
Denver Falls Out of Contention
The Lakers, Thunder, Rockets, Trail Blazers and Grizzles will all be better next year, and Dallas, San Antonio and Phoenix all expect to still be in contention.
With the uncertainty of Coach Karl's health and the fact that any one injury to the Nuggets could legitimately push Denver out of playoff contention, it is completely conceivable that Denver would want to move Melo to a team who is still a contender, who is in the Eastern Conference and a team with the assets to give up in a blockbuster or money-saving deal. The new New York Knicks could be that team.
The Sign and Trade
At the end of the year, Carmelo may just opt to "take his talents elsewhere." He likely wants to do right by the fans and the city he has known to love and call home for what would be eight whole seasons, but that doesn't necessarily mean he sticks around.
Even after this summer of free agency spending, the Knicks will have the cap room to make a monetarily uneven trade that would give the Nuggets a young athletic wing and a draft pick or two to help them rebuild.
The Wife
This wouldn't be the first time a prominent male athlete does something for his superstar celebrity wife (see: Rick Fox, Mark Teixiera). Now, I am not saying that the Brooklyn-born LaLa Vazquez is a star yet, but if you want to become a star in the entertainment industry you move to New York or L.A. (or South Beach, apparently).
Marriage isn't easy for any couple, and one of the most pressing issues is where they should call home and start a family. The Anthonys have the option to live in pretty much any city in the U.S., but New York offers both Carmelo and LaLa what they want for their careers, especially when the Knicks owner, James Dolan, also owns one of the largest cable providers in the Northeast.
The Third Team
The Nuggets may decide to give up on Carmelo but not on the season. If this happens, they would need to make a deal at the deadline that would give them a player who could somewhat fill the void left behind when they trade Anthony away.
Denver could get desperate enough to try and acquire another team's superstar who has fallen out of favor with the franchise. But without an expiring contract, it could be hard to pick up a player of that caliber.
The Knicks have the expiring contracts of Ronny Turiaf, Eddy Curry and Kelenna Azubike, any of which could be used to pick up a player like Gilbert Arenas or Monte Ellis who can help pick up the slack left from Melo's Denver departure.
The Wait and See Approach
As Knicks fans remember the day Donnie Walsh traded away Jamal Crawford and Zach Randolph, the media pretty much promised New York LeBron James and Chris Bosh.
As we all know, things didn't really pan out the way Spike Lee and the rest of the Knicks fans would have liked, but it is possible that the summer of 2011 could become more productive then the summer of 2010.
The Knicks have put into place some very attractive pieces to build a team around, such as Amar'e Stoudemire and Raymond Felton, but only time will tell if that team, a max contract and Mike D'Antoni's offensive system will be enough to lure Carmelo back to the East Coast.
The biz side of sports is weakening the game. Mello should play along too by mysteriously coming down with an ankle injury so his trade value can be lowered. However, I think he respects Denver too much for that thought to have ever crossed his mind. The owners and GM's has been crapping up the game with their politicks and greed for so long...I just think dishing out a bit of their own medicine would be sweet poetic justice. Well, it still might happen, just my wishful thinking thou...
If Carmelo doesn't stay in Denver the Knicks only real competition is the Nets. The better team will have a better chance of getting Melo.
IDGAF about Melo. What we need is a playmaking point guard (chris paul) and that's it.
And don't give me that BS about we can get both, cause if we do that, we won't be able to re-sign the players we have now.
What's better- a complete team .. or .. a team with 3 stars and below average complimetary players?? EXACTLY
It all depends if the Knicks can get a third team involved and can entice Denver with enough talent.
Right now there is bad blood with us and Denver and it will take something substantial for the Nuggets to agree on a deal with the Knicks.
The Nets are scrubs theres 10 people at there game.
Melo will be here this year...the thing is that I don't want us trading Fields or Douglas...i hope these guys stay under the radar so we keep them and we just deal Gallo, Chandler, and Randolph....it seems like all three of those guys are injury prone anyways...let's get Melo
"The Knicks are back" - Amare
First post on this site - very glad I found a Knicks forum like this. I am in the military and it's great to have a site I can visit while out on tour.
I hope Melo is a Knick soon...I've been hearing that another possible rumor is bringing Nash to the Knicks too - I would love that.
I found this story [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] that breaks down a trade that brings both nash and melo to the Knicks...Seems like a long shot, but still possible. What do you guys think?


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THE main local hopes for Sunday's showpiece International Cup, Bowl and Vase all came through yesterday's grass gallops at Sha Tin in fine style.
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'He has had to move from a mile back to 1,200 metres and then back up to 1,800 metres and that is a trip he's tackling for the first time. 'He is also stepping up into International company and the Cup does look the most competitive of the three events.' That said, Allan has Mr Vitality in superb condition and plans to give him a serious hitout tomorrow morning. Allan feels much less stressed by Privilege's preparation for the 2,400-metre Vase which has cut up into an extremely open and by no means overly tough contest now that Singspiel is a non-runner.
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Yes and it's getting closer to the many more billions investors lost. Many of whom wish to get their money back someday.
Sentiment: Strong Sell
I know, I had a massive short position on this fine stock! Never understood the valuation. And covered a bit early as to not get to greedy. Seems a realistic valuation would be in this trading range. Would like a chance to short SIRI again. I just don't want to get burned as the company now turns a health profit.
Yea it was a pump and dump all the way up to where it is now. if played it right make some big dollar.


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Located in Smichov, this apartment is within 1 mi (2 km) of Staropramen Brewery, Prague Dancing House, and Prague National Theatre. Prague Castle and Lennon Wall are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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Along with self parking, this apartment has concierge services and laundry facilities. WiFi in public areas is free. Other amenities include multilingual staff.
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Aparthotel AngelKarla Englise 2 Prague 15000
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Aparthotel Angel features multilingual staff, concierge services, and laundry facilities. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. Limited onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis (surcharge).
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- Total number of rooms - 30
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Rays Fall To O's For Fourth Straight Loss
Relatively speaking ? and that's the key phrase ? the Rays looked better Tuesday night.
Not good enough to avoid a 5-4 loss to the Orioles that was their fourth straight, and seventh in eight games ? which dropped them to a franchise-worst-matching 4-9 through 13 games ? but better.
"I thought it was a great game," manager Joe Maddon said. "I was really pleased with our guys. I know some people might not understand that, but you've got to build a little bit at a time to get back to where you normally want to be. I was really pleased with the attitude, the effort. Not the results, but that'll come."
Most encouraging was some spark from the offense: better at-bats, more patience, harder contact, even increased production.


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Unlimited-Fun(R) with all Sunscape resorts amenities will be available effective April 15th 2013. A place where everyone will find a place that suits them perfectly. We are the largest beachfront resort along with its larger variety of room categories and services in Cozumel Island.Vacations at Sunscape Resorts. (Formerly - The Reef Club Cozumel)
Fronting the largest resort beachfront on the island, this all-inclusive resort looks out on the Mexican Caribbean and is just a short boat ride from the island's main reefs.
Room rates at Sunscape Sabor Cozumel include meals, snacks, and drinks at on-site restaurants and bars, use of the pools and fitness center, plus activities and entertainment.
Guestrooms are located in 20 Caribbean-style villas, many with thatched roofs. Accommodations have garden or pool views and offer cable TV and phones. WiFi is available for a fee.
What's Nearby:
- Paradise Beach (0.3 mi / 0.4 km)
- Playa Mia Grand Beach and Water Park (0.7 mi / 1.1 km)
- Mr. Sancho's Beach Club (0.7 mi / 1.1 km)
- Corona Beach (2.4 mi / 3.9 km)
- Chankanaab National Park (3.1 mi / 5 km)
A fitness center, open to all guests, contains cardio machines, a Universal gym, and free weights. Sunscape Sabor Cozumel - All Inclusive has the largest and most complete spa in Cozumel, Sunscape Spa by Pevonia, which offers 35 services like massage, body treatments, facials, hair braiding, waxing, and nail care, plus the spa's signature treatment, Aquatic Janzu Therapy, done in the ocean (surcharges for all spa treatments and services). Massage can also be arranged under an open-air thatched-roof palapa at the beach (surcharge) The spa is also open to the public.
Members of the resort's activities/entertainment staff lead daytime activities and competitions and present nightly shows. The staff is multilingual. Laundry/dry cleaning service is available.
Sabor Cozumel Resort offers 3 swimming pools available to all guests. The freeform pool is the site of lively activities while a quieter, adults-only pool in the shape of a figure 8. A third pool is located in the Regency area in a quiet location.
Guests are offered complimentary use of the tennis courts, snorkeling gear, kayaks, and windsurfers. Pool and outdoor aerobic sessions are also available for no charge. Other equipment including motorized water sports equipment such as banana boats can be rented (surcharges). The resort's dive shop includes a pool for scuba-diving lessons and conducts certification classes. It can arrange scuba and snorkeling excursions, and reef, wreck, cave, and night dives (surcharges for all instruction and excursions).
Guests can golf at the Cozumel Country Club at discounted green fees. The 18-hole, par-72 course features a practice range and practice green. It is 18 km (11 mi) away.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
*Golfing nearby
*Personal motorized watercraft on site
*Ecotours nearby
*Aerobics on site
*Basketball on site
*Fishing on site
*Kayaking on site
*Parasailing on site
*Scooter/moped rentals on site
*Scuba diving on site
*Snorkeling on site
*Volleyball on site
*Water skiing on site
*Windsurfing on site
Portofino €" Open for buffet breakfast and lunch. For dinner, guests can enjoy Mediterranean, a la carte meals. All meals may not be served daily.
El Patio €" Serves authentic Mexican-style dishes for dinner.
DaMario €" Italian style trattoria and pizzeria serving pasta and pizzas on the beachfront for lunch and dinner.
Desires €" Lively lobby lounge serving top shelf spirits.
Tortuga €" Ocean front beach bar serving cocktails and refreshing beverages.
Seaside €" Relaxing deck bar overlooking the ocean.
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A positive review to combat the negative reviews
So many negative reviews.....so different from our recent stay!!! Please excuse the length, but I was trying to address all the negativities!
To start my review, I thought it would be good to give you an idea of the places my wife and I have stayed previously, giving you all an idea of what we are accustomed to.
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Unbiased experienced diver's review.
The diving was great!. The dive staff was very helpful, and professional. The staff at the resort were also very pleasant, and helpful. The entertainers in the evenings in the theater were very talented. Fun shows most nights. The atmosphere was pleasant, and the facility as a whole was very clean, and pleasant also.
The things I did care for: I think it would have been a much more pleasant atmosphere around the resort if they'd have had some recorded soft steel drum music playing around the main pool area. There was almost no music until the evenings. The food was good, but not very good. There was not much in the way of change in the menu as the days past. Definitely needed more variety in food. Got very boring about the 3rd day. The grass roof on the oceanside top room we were in leaked when it rained. Water dropped onto my face as I was sleeping. Since I like a good story to take home, it didn't bother me that much. Just a hole in the grass is all, but worth mentioning.
Would I go back to Reef Club Cozumel again? Yes, but I would definitely count on eating in town alot more often, and I would check out the roof in my room before accepting it.
All in all from 1-10 (ten being best) I'd rate this resort a 7. Well, 6 1/2 really.
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I have been to the Reef Club 4 times in the last 3 years. I have watched it go down hill. This trip has been the worst yet. The food was less then desirable and the customer service was pathetic. My family was treated with a complete lack of respect. I have received better service at a motel 6. It is with regret that I will no longer recommend this resort!!! Nor will I ever return to it.
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can't disagree
well I'm sorry to say I agree with all the unhappy visitors to the Reef Club. How the heck this place has a 4 star rating is behond me? I have to say that the food is absolutely TERRIBLE!! My husband and I aren't snobs by any means, and the food at every meal was HORRIBLE! The drinks were just as bad. How the heck can you mess up a drink?..I don't know!..but they do. The rooms were really run down, the bed was literally as hard as the floor, the fan was about to fall from the ceiling. which made us laugh-but wasn't funny. the air conditioning didn't work as well as it should have-oh, and our friends were in the room upstairs and I swear each time they were out on their balcony I thought it was going to fall down. ha ha, It makes me laugh as I type this; but it really isn't a place I will ever return to, or reccomend to anyone. Although, the hotel it's self is pretty crappy all of the employess there were all very nice to us. We will definetly return to Cozumel in the future, it is a beautiful place with awesome snorkeling and diving, but next time we will be looking in to another resort.
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I would pick Playa del Carmen
It has been a couple of months since we have returned from our vacation, but I just now got irritated enough to send out a review about the hotel. My point being that on the last day I went into the gift shop to buy last minute souviniers and left my glasses on the counter. I did not realize this until we were at the airport(which is 20 minutes away)and getting ready to board our flight. When we returned home I called the hotel and talked to a lady and she said that yes they had found my glasses and not to worry, I was going to get them back. Ok, I guess that is just like saying the check is in the mail. After countless phone calls, emails and almost 3 months, still no glasses. I know it was my irresponsibility that got me into this mess but they did not have to lie to me and asure me that I will get my glasses back. I guess I better bite the bullet and just go by some other glasses. I suppose that just topped off the vacation that was not very good to begin with. The bar was constantly running out of the liquor for the drinks we wanted (we brought a group of 14)and I always thought Kahlua was made in Mexico. One night I was left with no towels or toilet paper in my room, I called the front desk to bring more. Ok, so maybe they had a rush, so I called again. I figured a third phone call would do me as well as the second, so I headed to the front desk myself. Thank goodness I finally got some toilet paper, because can you think of a night in Mexico withour it!(Ughhhhh) We found one worker there who was excellent (and our group showed our appreciation by the tips) but unfortunatly the restaurant manager said he could not spend so much time on us and the poor guy had to stop waiting on us. We found that most of the workers were snotty and not very helpful. I would suggest another hotel or even going to a different place, Playa del Carmen is nice and Cancun is wonderful. So many people have different experiences and I have read some reviews that love the place, but unfortunatly I cannot say that it was that great. If you go, I wish you luck!
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Would never go Back to this resort
This trip was Feb Of 2004 Date of stay would only go to 2003
Paid to have a large group (over 20) to stay at the reef club. This place is terrible. Most of our guests had to go to the front desk just to get toilet paper.......this after tipping each maid $2 to $5 per day. Many people from our group left the Reef Club to go to a bar down on the beach and were willing to spend their own money just to get a drink with some booze in it. By the way wine is not included in this 'All Inclusive Resort' when you are in the resturants......What?? $22 a bottle what a joke! The staff at the resort likes to act like they dont speak english however when pressed they all speak it very well. They just dont want to help. I ended up having a discussion with the CEO on the property. He was very nice but very out of touch with the problems that currently exist at his resort! If I step foot on this property during the rest of my life it will be too soon!
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Reef Club Nightmare
The following are details about what happened on our stay at Reef Club Cozumel from 1-17-04 to 1-24-04.
My wife and I took the trip booked thru funjet vacations. We traveled with my brother in law and his Wife and their 2 children. These are our experiences at this resort. We spoke with several other guests and have collected a few e mail addresses and plan on taking action against the Resort at the corporate level. We will also provide this information to Apple Vacations and Funjet. Hopefully this will help others to make an educated decision on where to NOT stay in Cozumel.
We arrived and asked for 2 rooms that were next to each other. This could not be done. Then we asked for rooms that were at least close together. We were told that this also could not be done. When we arrived the hotel was 40% booked so I can't see why this was impossible. The staff at the resort has a general 'I don't care' attitude. There were no salt or pepper shakers available anywhere in one of the restaurants, we were told that we would have to go across to the other restaurant and get salt if we wanted it.
There were never enough chairs in the beach grill area to sit down. We had to take chairs from the restaurant across the resort if we wanted to sit down. When we asked a staff member for chairs, he said 'one minute' and that was the last we saw of him. This was the norm throughout the entire trip. Staff members were asked for essential items and told us that they would take care of it and never returned.
No cream for the coffee, there was never any creamer available for the coffee. Also no spoons were to be found anywhere at the resort. When you asked for one you were told, 'sorry senior, we no have'. We stopped tipping the staff after the third day because tipping didn't provide better service. So what's the point? We bought 150.00 in singles for tipping and came back with most of it.
My wife saw a staff member that was picking up trash trying to kill a kitten by slitting it's throat with a sharp piece of glass. A woman saw this and started beating the man with her shopping bag. He laughed and finally stopped. This was reported to the staff manager and we were told that the matter would be taken care of. 2 hours later the same man was still working, cleaning up the grounds. No pop is available in the morning anywhere at the resort. If you ask a staff member, they TELL you they will get you some, but never return.
We made reservations at the Italian Restaurant for 6 people. When we went in for dinner, we were seated inside. I asked for an ash tray and was told that the inside was no smoking. We were never asked when we made the reservations about smoking or non smoking and it isn't posted anywhere. We told the Head waiter and he told me that it was not his problem and that I should contact guest relations.
In general, the staff doesn't care, the food is lukewarm at best, the pools are cold (75*). All of this was discussed with management . Hope you don't pick this resort.
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Reef Club - What a wonderful week!
Our family stayed as in the newer villas section for club members.The rooms were new and beautiful! The pool for club members was clean, big and awesome. Wine and fruit awaited us, and every day the towel service was custom folded into different animals (from swans to iguanas). The food was plentiful and fine. The hamburgers at the outside grill were the best!
Nightly entertainment was just OK ... the best night was the mexican folklorico dance troup. Not much for the teens to do, but our teenager made new friends and we felt entirely safe leaving him for much of the day and evening to 'hang' with his new friends. The scuba diving school/staff were awesome! Free introductory lessons every day at 10:00 am, and if you are ready to really do it, great instructors make it easy and safe. Never thought we'd scuba, but did it in one day and it was the experience of a lifetime! Snorkeling in front of the hotel was pleasurable, as was the free sea kayaking! Massage/spa was very enjoyable too. Highly recommend for families!
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Charles and Kathleen Gennings
We just returned from our 11th trip from Cozumel and are so glad it was our 11th for had it been our first trip with the experience we had at the Reef Club it may have been our last. We took advantage of an Apple Square deal that put us at the Reef Club, we cringed when we heard where we were staying for we had heard a number of bad reviews. First we are wondering how did you get a 4 apple rating? The service at the bar was the worst we have ever seen, the bartenders literally stood with their backs toward the bar or they were eating behind the fruit drink machine or too busy visiting with each other. We had to ask for each and every drink or even glass to put it in and felt like we were bothering them. My husband went to the buffet in the morning to get me coffee and some juice for himself, did not have shoes on and was asked not to return without them. Dress code we understand, but when should this be such an issue when cats are roaming freely in and all about the restaurant??? The water in our room was of a dark yellow color, the toilet stained, no kleenix and half a roll of tissue. We literally let the shower run for 15mins before we had even luke warm water. Speaking of water we have never stayed anywhere there when bottled wasn't in the room, this was an all inclusive package but guess water wasn't on the list. Then of course there is the room, no hair dryer???????? Stained bedspread????? filthy fan?????? and then our Apple Rep let us know at the end of our stay we were supposed to have gotten a king size bed??????? The check in desk made us feel like we were putting them out by even entering the lobby. Let's see the spider bites are healing but they were more tolerable than the food poisoning I got which put me in bed for one whole day, missed a day of diving that was paid for, but then again it was a pretty perfect way to end a perfectly horrid stay at your resort. We plan on letting our travel agent know, in fact all ready have not to reccomend this property to anyone, we told as many people we could at the airport in Cozumel about the Reef Club and there is a Cozumel forem on the net that alot of people visit to get the worst and the best about Cozumel. We are in love with Cozumel, visit there as often as we can, never have we been treated so poorly, never have we been sick and never would we return to Reef Club. I would sincerely hope this review is in fact reviewed, we would love to hear from someone if any one there had that much curtesy.
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Invited back to Reef Club
[A bad trip ... then a good trip]
My wife and I went to the Reef Club ,Cozumel in June of 2002. We were looking foward to all the extras we were to experience upon our arrival such as wine,fruit,a stocked bar,jacuzzi and passes for a sunset cruise, priority seating at the specialty restaurant,cocierge service.(We purchased our vacation package from Fun-Jet), all of this was written in the package we paid for......we got none of it, just the run around and alot of sarcasim and rudeness.
We were taken through a contruction zone,a muddy mess and piles of buiding scrap all around to our junior suite,an upgrade from their other rooms. The pool that it said was for us to 'enjoy' on our package was undone. The bar with 'premium drinks' was NOT open. Workers were chipping concrete for hours. Hammering and electric saws. Green rotten water in the jacuzzi. I couldn't stand near it, it was really foul smelling. I let it run for hours and it turned brown. We 'downgraded' ourselves and got a tiny room in it's place.
The suite we booked was large with a large bathroom and a sitting area in the dining room. It had a kitchen, micro,fridge etc. It was really a beautiful room. It's just that it was situated in the middle of hell. So we spent the rest of our vacation in a Motel 6 size room, possibly even smaller.
When we got back my wife went to the travel agent and told them that our vacation was a disaster, Many more problems arose with not receiving what we were told on paper what we would receive during our stay. Initially the people at the travel agency seemed appalled at we had endured. We showed them pictures of the area, the jacuzzi etc. They told my wife 'we sell vacations not that' pointing to one of the photos presented to her.They assured us that they 'would make it right'.
They showed us what we were to experience, all we were to receive on our more expensive upgrade. They have brochures of tranquility of real Carribean natural beauty. What we got was stress and the 'run around' for months to come.
The Reef Club was contacted and their response to our vacation there was something like this,'We are very sorry etc.. Please allow us to offer you another stay equaling the time spent with us etc..'offer expires in one year. Now that is how you treat someone that completly screwed you around for so much planning,work,time and most of all $$$. To this Day FunJet said that the experience we had on the vacation package that we purchased from Fun Jet is not their or the travel agents fault.
We just returned from the Reef Club earlier this month. We had no choice but to purchase our tickets and our 2 children's also.I'm in debt now but what a lifetime of memories I'll have. I should have received it last year.
It was heaven. The construction was completed, the bar was open, the pool was great, the whole place looked better. Sidewalks were no longer wooden planks but a nice bright concrete. I saw improvements all over. I didn't know what to expect before this trip. The last time , I was so ticked off that I was ready to turn around for home.
Reef Club------Thank You for knowing when a customer has been wronged and for your offer to 'fix' the situation . It couldn't have been any better(except for the food) Fun Jet lied to us before and again after our return. The way that they conduct business/themselves, it should be illegal! Nothing 'fun' about it !
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Awesome & Fabulous time in Cozumel
I have travelled on my own to Cozumel numerous times with dive groups. I am a scuba instructor and take groups to CZM frequently and usually stay at Fiesta Inn aka Costa Club now called the Brisas. I have stayed at the El Presidente too considered to be the best hotel in the island. Just got back from Cozumel last week (June 9'03) with my entire family and stayed at the Reef Club. My family and I had a blast. We had so much of a good time and enjoyed the resort that we joined the Reef Regency Vacation Club. It's great for couples and for families. The entertainment crew tried did a good job in engaging and entertaining the resort guest. Food was decent and had variety and themes. They could increase the number of wait staff to truly serve the guest prompltly. The beach was great, one of the few in Cozumel, although the beach chairs were broken, probably from guest who overate the buffet and broke the chairs (grin) but seriuosly, the management need to pay attention to these small details. Overall good value for your money, very good service, and great variety of atmosphere.
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The Reef Club - Quick Review
The Reef Club was not what it appears, the rooms are much nicer go for the studio or suite if avail, you will enjoy a private pool. Otherwise you have to get up at 7am to get space on their small beach due to lack of chairs, previous guests told us the beach was bigger around May.
The food on the other hand leaves something to be desired, don't eat the fish, full of bones. Most of the amenities are for the time-share people, they get the best treatment.
All in all it was a nice, relaxing place; entertainment was mostly for children. The food was rated a 1. Take your choice food or relaxation. The rooms shown online are terrible looking, must be an older picture even regular hotel rooms appeared to be much nicer (in person).
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We were in paradise!
We are 25 and 22 and had a one year old daughter which did not come with us. Maybe it was because it was out first vacation to a Mexican resort but we absolutly loved every second of it. We borrowed a friends' time-share so we stayed in the Sabor part of the resort. We had black bracelets which was suposed to be better than the other colors, but I dont know if it made any difference. We got top shelf liquors, the drinks were yummy and strong. The staff was extremely professional and polite. We felt like king and queen in the restaurants the way they treated us. The beaches were rocky and were not barefeet-friendly in the water, but great for snorkeling! If you are planning on going to this resort, you need to definitly book a snorkeling trip that goes around the island to a couple keys spots. And also take a cab up the island to a snorkeling beach called Playa Del Corona, you can see anything you want in that water!
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People get a grip
All these reviewers need to get a grip. After six trips to Reef Club here is what's good and what's not. First what is good. If you're a diver the location is excellent. Most shops will pick you up at the dock saving you more than three HOURS of travel each day. Convenience of the all-inclusive is great. Pools are good and convenient. The rooms have all been redone since Wilma and are in good shape now. I had the opportunity to sample both a hotel room and Reef Regency suite. We were offered a hotel room to change and crash in when our room was'nt ready. Food is marginal in the main retaurant but the selection is wide enough that anyone can find something to make them satified. Upscale restaurant food (Robertos and Vista del Mar) is much better but not varied. Maintenance leaves a bit to be desired (Jacuzzis haven't worked for a couple of years) but the grounds staff works tirelessly to keep the place clean and beautiful. You're in the Carribean so expect flys, ants, salamaders etc crawling about....and yes don't believe any promise made unless it's in writing and then perhaps even not. The staff is not well trained and informed so the right hand rarely knows what the left is doing. and if they run out of the booze you want offer to go to another bar and get it for them and you'll shame them into action to resolve your issue. ..and how can you hate a place where the maids leave you with towel creatures on your bed....we had an elephant, turtle and bulldog during our stay.
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My kids had a blast at Reef Club!
What a relief that our experience was not at all like that of some of the other reviewers. I can only assume that our positive experience was a direct result of the negative reviews by those before us.
The front desk staff was awesome. I had several opportunities to request assistance including help to retrieve a key lost in a cab and advice on the best way to get an ear infection treated on a Sunday evening.
The activities staff were the best and really took the load off us to keep the kids busy. My kids are 13,15,& 17 and just loved them all. They had a blast on the volleyball court and in the pool acivities. If you had small kids you would have loved to see the halloween costume parade down the beach. They had incredible energy and patience.
The maids were super and the rooms were always clean. The custodial staff were cleaning the grounds constantly. Even the beach got a daily manicure with an automated beach cleaner. Recommend they balance the fan blades in the ceiling fan. It rocks! (literally)
The entertainment was fun and the staff really put their hearts into it. However I would ask them to drop the WC act on comedy night. Too much for the little kids and the grownups...
Food staff in all areas need improvement on appropriate levels of service. Commonplace were inventories of necessary items depleting. Everything was clean but the menu was mundane and redundant. If it weren't for the grill cook in the buffet and the fresh fruit we would have spent alot more time in the snack line getting burgers. Great taste there but long lines and poor service. I did appreciate the late hours kept by the snack line staff and kitchen. Their was a cat that wandered the grounds to the amusement of many even in the buffet.
Bartenders were all knowledgeable and outgoing and did a nice job with the customers.
Landscaping was wonderful north of the lobby and around the main pool. My wife rally enjoyed having an adult quiet pool.
That's all I've got...
Fix the food service and the Reef Club will be hard to beat for the price. But don't backslide once spring breakers leave!


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He's known as Hollywood's Mr Nice Guy, but Will Smith lost his cool on the red carpet while in Moscow, Russia, today. The 43-year-old star was walking a press line to promote Men In Black 3 when a Ukrainian TV reporter stopped him to give him a hug and attempted to kiss him. 'Hey man, what the hell is your problem?' an outraged Smith said before pushing the journalist away and slapping the man in the face. Smith later laughed about the incident, telling another reporter down the line: 'He tried to kiss me on the mouth. He's lucky I didn't try to sucker punch him. ... Sorry, I said that on camera.' The man involved in the incident is a TV reporter who likes to kiss celebrities. Smith has been travelling the globe to promote the latest installment of the Men In Black franchise. His wife Jada Pinkett Smith is currently at the Cannes Film Festival promoting her new film, Madagascar 3.


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A Milwaukee chef will open a butcher shop emphasizing locally and sustainably produced meats: Karen Bell, formerly of Cafe at the Plaza, plans to open Bavette Butcher Shop in the Historic Third Ward.
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Setzer brings swinging holiday cheer to Potawatomi
On the 16th day of November, Brian Setzer gave with glee: 5 sax men, 4 trumpet players, 2 backing singers...and drums dressed in tinsel, glittering.
The Brian Setzer Orchestra's Christmas show, at Potawatomi Bingo Casino's Northern Lights Theater, also had falling suds (subbing for snow), TV theme song cameos (including "The Flintstones," "Peter Gunn" and "The Andy Griffith Show") and covers from Setzer's Stray Cats rockabilly days. »Read Full Article(1)
Danceworks' 'Intersect' showcases breadth of artists involved
If one creative mind is a good thing, bringing many together for a project must be an even better thing — right?
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Next Act Theatre offers solid primer on Marxism with 'Groucho'
Like the Marx Brothers' early vaudeville show, Next Act Theatre's"Groucho: A Life in Revue" is a "skule" act. It gently and congenially educates the audience about one of America's great comedians, Groucho Marx, whose remarkable career included Broadway, movie and TV hits built around his wisecracking persona.
After a brief opening sequence, this revue, written by Groucho's son Arthur and Robert Fisher, unfolds chronologically. It's sentimental in spots, but heck, you might be sentimental, too, if you were writing a show about your father and uncles. It's not warts and all, but it does acknowledge Groucho's regrets about three marriages that ended in divorce. »Read Full Article


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LIVINGSTON MANOR, NY — Saturday, July 13 at 10:30 a.m. reconnect with a skill set that is rapidly disappearing. Morgan Outdoors is hosting a 90-minute course in Reading Map & Compass for adults.
Learn how to interpret a topographic map, to better understand the lay of the land, and use of a compass for navigation. These simple, increasingly forgotten skills are practical to know and help us reconnect with a world often overlooked in busy lives. Read more
MILFORD, PA — A hike that will showcase the forests, geology and history of the Sawkill Gorge is planned for Saturday, July 13, at Grey Towers National Historic Site. Reservations are required and group size is limited for this free, public hike. Read more
DAMASCUS, PA — Casey and Sally Halma of Beaver Lake in Damascus Township, PA stopped by The River Reporter offices last week wanting to share their photos of a peaceful encounter with a mother black bear and her two cubs. It happened on Friday, June 21 in early afternoon in their yard when the bear came right up to their porch steps. They saw her scratching in the grass where a bird feeder had spilled over.
"We didn't even know the two cubs were there," explained Casey, "until she stood up and scratched at the tree, and we saw two cubs climb down." Read more
HAWLEY, PA — A basic boating safety course will be held Saturday, June 29 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the PPL Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Center. The presenter is Waterways Conservation Officer Bob Plumb of the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC). Read more
GREELEY, PA — Members and friends of The Lackawaxen River Conservancy (TLRC) who are not participating in the Lackawaxen River leg of the Delaware River Sojourn on Monday, June 24 are invited to join the sojourners at lunch at the Wicksnes property, on the Greeley side of the river just upstream from the Rowland Bridge. Read more
DINGMANS FERRY, PA — A summer birding hike will be held Saturday, June 22 at 10 a.m. at PPL Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Center. The presenter is Sarah Hall of the Northeast Pennsylvania Audubon Society.
Learn to identify the birds you will see around the lake this time of the year. Pass the osprey nest and take a stroll on the Wallenpaupack Creek Trail for bird watching. Registration is not required for this free program. Visit www.peec.org or call 570/828-2319.
UPPER DELAWARE REGION — An unusual opportunity to experience the diversity of life on a unique parcel of private property, and to interact with renowned scientists who will travel to Northeastern Wayne County to catalogue those life forms, will occur on June 29 during the first Upper Delaware BioBlitz.
During the event, biologists and volunteers will gather to collect and identify as many living things as possible on a demarcated property in a 24-hour period. The public is invited to experience the results at the host property owned by the Norcross Wildlife Foundation in Starlight, PA. Read more
HAWLEY, PA — Lake Wallenpaupack Watershed Management District (LWWMD) will update the community on actions that they are taking to monitor water quality and to maintain good quality. The presentation will touch on new mandates for onsite water and sewer systems and will be held Saturday, June 15 from 8 to 11 a.m. at PPL Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Center. Read more
MILFORD, PA — Grey Towers National Historic Site will hold a driving tour on Saturday, June 15 of privately owned forested properties located within the Upper Delaware River Basin in northeast Pennsylvania.
Learn how participation in the Common Waters Fund helps landowners conserve and manage their forests. Learn how healthy forests in this region provide clean drinking water for more than 15 million people downstream and how the health and existence of these forests are threatened by the pressures of development. Read more
SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — Park Rangers Susie Kaspar and Josh Poston will host a guided hike of the Mongaup River Trail on June 15 at 10:30 a.m. This two-mile linear trail provides a moderate hike with abundant opportunities to view eagles, wildlife and waterfowl.
Wear sturdy shoes or hiking boots, bring plenty of water, snacks, sunglasses, bug spray, binoculars, as well as a hat. The hike is free and is for the young as well as the experienced hiker. Read more
VARDEN, PA — Varden Conservation Area (VCA) will hold two environmental education programs before the end of June.
The first will be a bluebird walk on Thursday, June 20. Gather at 5:30 p.m. at the Western Wayne Middle School parking lot. The Bluebird Trail at VCA has bluebird boxes that are monitored weekly. The hike will use Wildcat Trail to access Bluebird Trail, and at each box participants can find baby birds. The 1.5-mile hike is easy to moderate. Read more
HAWLEY, PA — Kevin "CaptainMath" DeVizia of the Tri-State Geocachers will present "Thanks for the cache!" a geocaching workshop, on Saturday, June 8 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at PPL Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Center.
Join DeVizia for a session introducing the sport of geocaching, the fast-growing hobby in which you use a handheld GPS device or a smartphone to find hidden containers called "geocaches." Read more
GREENTOWN, PA — On Saturday, June 8, Promised Land State Park staff and the Leave-No-Trace Traveling Trainers from Boulder, CO will host a daylong series of programs.
From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., meet the visiting Leave-No-Trace trainers and park staff at the tables near the food concession in the Day Use Area.
Introduction to Kayaking Session 1 will be held from 1 to 2 p.m. at the Day Use Beach Area, and Session 2 from 2 to 3 p.m. Usage fee is $5 to borrow the park's kayaks, or bring your own kayak or canoe. Join Carissa Longo, environmental education specialist, to learn how to paddle. Read more
LIBERTY, NY — After taking a substantial cut from the county budget, Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) Sullivan County put out an emergency appeal to its supporters. Many people came forward with monetary donations, offers to volunteer, and most recently an offer to build screech owl boxes to sell. Read more
DINGMANS FERRY, PA — Join the Delaware Highlands Conservancy for a native plants walk on Saturday, June 8 at the Beaver Run Hunting and Fishing Club property from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Renowned author and botanist Dr. Ann Rhoads will lead the walk and discuss native plants and their habitats. Read more
HAWLEY, PA — In celebration of National Trails Day, join naturalist Sue Thompson for a day-tour of the area's waterfalls on Saturday, June 1 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Meet at and return to PPL Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Center.
Learn about the history, flora and fauna of these sites. Trails to falls will be easy to moderate walks. Wear hiking shoes/boots. Bring picnic lunch. Fee is $5 for adults and $3 for children ages five to 12. Registration required. Call 570/253-4006.
DINGMAN'S FERRY, PA — As the ground warms, periodical cicadas that have spent the last 17 years underground will emerge and take to the skies. On Saturday, June 1, the Pocono Environmental Education Center (PEEC) will hold a program focusing on these insects. The class will be from 1 to 3 p.m. and the cost is $5 per person. Read more
UPPER DELAWARE RIVER VALLEY — Building off a program that began in 2012 in cooperation with the Catskill Regional Invasive Species Partnership (CRISP), Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River is looking to recruit volunteers to be Watershed Stewards for the 2013 visitor season from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Read more
NARROWSBURG, NY — Celebrate National Trails Day by joining Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River Park Rangers on Saturday, June 1 at 10:30 a.m. for an informative guided hike on the Tusten Mountain Trail. This free hike will meet at the Tusten Mountain Trail head, which is located at the Ten Mile River Access on Crawford Road. Read more
DELAWARE STATE FOREST, PA — The Pike/Monroe Woodland Owners Group Program will hold an outing on Saturday, May 18 in Delaware State Forest.
The program will focus on Golden Winged Warbler habitat, which is disappearing, and on early successional forest management. Learn about how to create this habitat on your property and how to seek out federal funding to help with the process. Bring binoculars. To register, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 570/656-6672 for directions.


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A longtime Homer man known for his infectious laughter and sense of adventure died Feb. 7 in a hiking accident in Patagonia, Argentina. According to reports from the Argentine newspaper, Chaltén Today, Michael Feraudo Jr., 60, apparently fell sometime after 12:30 p.m. local time while hiking on the...Wed, 02/11/2015 - 4:08pm
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If there's a poster child for a city street that needs work, that would be Waddell Way. At Lake Street, Waddell Way starts as a rough pothole-filled road that looks like the Ho Chi Minh Trail after a Vietnam War B-52 bomb run. A sign at the east end warns away drivers: "Not city maintained; trav...Wed, 02/11/2015 - 4:02pm
For Canadian percussion group TorQ, its name has a double meaning. "Tor" stands for "Toronto," the Ontario city where the group lives, and "Q" for quartet. TorQ member Richard Burrows intended another meaning. Said like the word "torque," it also means "the ability to overcome resi...Wed, 02/11/2015 - 1:58pm
In an almost unheard of action on Monday night, the Homer City Council voted not to go into executive session. Routinely, the council votes to go into executive session without discussion. With council members Catriona Reynolds, Gus VanDyke and Bryan Zak voting no, and David Lewis and Francie ...Wed, 02/04/2015 - 5:06pm
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by Toni Morrison
Morrison could just as well have called her slender eighth novel Hurt. This melancholy family drama is not only about the ties that bind but also about how those very ties can chafe and cut. Bill Cosey is a father, a husband and the founder of Cosey's Hotel and Resort, the "best-known vacation spot for colored folk on the East Coast." (Its exact location is never mentioned.) Most of the book is set in the 1990s, years Love doesn't come easy in the Nobel laureate's newest novel. After Cosey's death and the resort's closing, and the story tracks the battle between Cosey's widow, Heed, and his granddaughter Christine for control of the family fortune. Using flashbacks, multiple narrators and lyrical imagery. Morrison recalls Cosey's as a vibrant place where the long-lost civility of a World War II-era culture reigned, and where sand piled on porches looked "whiter than the beach, and smoother, like twice-sifted flour." Rendered just as vividly are the searing betrayals that propel Morrison's characters from youthful certainties to raw revelations. In Love, Morrison probes the darker side of a good feeling and thinks tough thoughts about self-reliance, responsibility and survival.
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Kelly Ripa Goes Blue: 'My Sons Think I Look Like a Superhero'
Ripa's stylist mixed five custom shades to achieve her vivid new hue.
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You're welcome for this gem ladies. Here we "see"/hear Liam Payne from One Direction singing in the shower. He did great job hitting those high notes.
This mother is not afraid of laying down the law...in the name of a birthday surprise.
We all love a good blooper. Especially when a bodily function from an animal is involved.
Admit it, you love Minions, and you love weiner-dogs. Well, now you can get the best of both worlds in this video! Great cute time-killer at the cube.
There's more than one way to skin a cat. Turns out there's more than one way to hold a baby, too.
In case you missed Jeopardy the other night, you missed this gem from Alex Trebek.
The news is supposed to be the place you go to find out what's happening in the world, but it's turning out to be the place you go for laughs.
This is so awesome. Imagine Taylor Swift's smash "Bad Blood" WITHOUT music! Just the sound effects, vocals, etc. -- everything BUT the music. This is very cool, check it out!
When it comes to the secret of finding ways to frighten a bear, let's just say the cat is out of the bag.
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L'Avion, the first all-business-class French airline, is adding a Saturday flight to its New York-Paris schedule and expects to introduce a second aircraft on December 22. Like its first jet, which launched the service in January 2007, the second will be a Boeing 757-200 equipped to carry 90 passengers, 110 less than in its typical three-class configuration.
December 1, 2007
In 1873, when Jules Verne wrote his famous novel about a race around the world, completing the journey in 80 days seemed impossible to many. Now, of course, you can make the trip a whole lot faster.
December 1, 2007
Every day, a fleet of more than 600 helicopters transports 10,000 passengers to and from thousands of oil and natural gas rigs and platforms in the Gulf of Mexico. For the better part of the last four decades, one helicopter model has dominated that fleet: the five-seat Bell JetRanger.
December 1, 2007
Signature Flight Support has opened its newly renovated facility at Le Bourget Airport in Paris. Formerly known as "Le Terminal," the upgraded operation includes passenger lounges with panoramic airport views, separate work and rest areas for crews, a private bar, dedicated concierge service and a private car park.
December 1, 2007
Proposed regulations on deductions for entertainment use of business aircraft, issued by the IRS in June, are meant to help aircraft owners comply with changes to the Internal Revenue Code that were introduced in the 2004 Jobs Act. Those changes disallow tax deductions if certain top executives, called "specified individuals," use the aircraft for "entertainment."
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Don't expect charter-flight Web sites to offer the kind of one-stop booking you get with the airlines on Orbitz, Expedia and Travelocity. Nonetheless, many such sites now provide tools and data that make planning and arranging an air charter flight easy.
December 1, 2007
XOJet-a provider of business jet ownership, leasing and on-demand travel solutions-is expanding its fleet of Cessna Citation Xs. The company, which expects to own 17 of the Citations by the end of this year, has ordered 30 more of the high-speed, super-midsize jets, which are valued at a total in excess of $600 million.
December 1, 2007
Chandelle Winery-which specializes in California wines in bottles that feature aviation art-is marking the 80th anniversary of Charles Lindbergh's epic flight from New York to Paris with specially adorned 2004 Sonoma County Cabernet Sauvignon and 2005 Chardonnay. The wines will be available only until the end of this year.
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Our series on America's best golf courses continues with a look at three of the best classic fairways in the north central U.S., as determined by Golfweek magazine's handpicked panel of 450 course raters. The raters, who are students of architecture, attend national workshops and each evaluate 15 to 20 courses per year.
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MARY, RIKKI KLAUS WESH 2 NEWS. PEOPLE ARE WILLING TO PAY TO AVOID THE I-4 TRAFFIC. THERE'S DOZENS OF RESCUES OVER THE WEEKEND BECAUSE OF DANGEROUS RIP CURRENTS. WESH 2 MARINA MARRACO IS LIVE AT DAYTONA BEACH THIS MORNING. WHAT IS THE LATEST ON THE SEARCH THERE. Reporter: MEREDITH, THE COAST GUARD HAS BEEN SINCE 4:30 HAVE BEEN ACTIVELY SEARCHING FOR THIS MAN. WE HAVE NOT SEEN THE COAST GUARD OUT HERE, THAT ISN'T TO SAY THEY ARE NOT SEARCHING FOR HIM. THERE'S TWO CHOPPERS ONE FROM CLEAR WATER AND ONE FROM GEORGIA AS WELL AS A CUTTER BOAT, ANOTHER BOAT AND A SEARCH PLANE IN HOPES OF FINDING THAT MAN. YESTERDAY TWO LIFEGUARDS WENT INTO THE WATER SEARCHING FOR THAT SWIMMER AT 6:30 AFTER A MAN WAS STRUGGLING IN THE WATER ABOUT 300 FEET ON THE SHORE BY THE MAIN STREET PIER WHICH IS WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING AT RIGHT NOW. THE INITIAL SEARCH INCLUDED A CHOPPER, TWO WATER CRAFTS AS WELL AS LIFEGUARDS. THEY DIDN'T FIND ANYONE NOR HAS THERE BEEN ANYONE -- ANY SIGN OF THE MAN SINCE. RIP CURRENTS WERE ROUGH YESTERDAY AND ARE EXPECTED TO BE ROUGH AGAIN TODAY. JUST YESTERDAY WE HAVE 80 BEACH RESCUES AND MORE THAN A DOZEN OF THOSE RESCUES HAPPENED AT DAYTONA BEACH. THE U.S. COAST GUARD SAYS THERE'S NO REPORTS FROM THE PUBLIC OF SWIMMERS MISSING FROM DAYTONA BEACH BUT THE LIFEGUARD WHO PUT IN RECOGNIZES THAT MAN AS SOMEONE WHO COMES OUT TO THIS AREA FREQUENTLY, BUT THEY HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO IDENTIFY HIM.
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