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Donny Goines Songs, Videos, & Albums
Catch Lungs ft. Danny Brown & Donny Goines - Gotta Kill This… [Stream & Download]
When it comes to your debut single, there's no sense in holding back; on the contrary, you'd better completely annihilate the beat. I'm happy to say that, on Gotta Kill This…, Catch Lungz does just... Read More
Da Youngfellaz ft. Donny Goines & Devo-D - NYG [Stream & Download]
Introduced to the Booth via November's Represent, Da Youngfellaz seize the opportunity to reassert their hometown pride on new promo single NYG. Created to celebrate the Giants' victory in Super Bowl XLVI, this... Read More
MCMF ft. Donny Goines - Take U Back [Stream & Download]
Quick, hum a tune from the Rocky soundtrack—one that isn't Gonna Fly Now. If you succeeded, then you're probably old enough to appreciate what newcomer MCMF has to say on his first Booth feature and latest... Read More
Donny Goines - The Declaration [Stream]
Freedom of speech is the soil in which rap takes root, and the day emcees stop speaking their mind is the day the genre dies. Donny Goines doesn't need to be told twice: on new promo single The Declaration, the Big... Read More
Rapper Big Pooh ft. Donny Goines & Raven Sorvino - Don't Say Goodbye [Stream & Download]
All Out, the reader-acclaimed inaugural leak off Kareem Fort's forthcoming, Booth-hosted compilation album, is a damn hard act to follow, but the HiPNOTT Records C.O.O. may just have outdone himself with follow-up... Read More
Donny Goines ft. Tess, Aja Monet & Canei Finch - The Loudest Silence [Stream & Download]
On January 23, 2007, Detroit producer and Ghettotech popularizer David "Disco D" Shayman took his own life at the age of 26. On The Loudest Silence, the final leak off his latest full-length, NYC rhymesayer Donny... Read More
Donny Goines ft. Brother Ali - Mountain of Memories [Stream & Download]
Like anybody who's walked the earth for a couple decades, Donny Goines has stored up a Mountain of Memories in his life to date. On this newly-leaked album standout, the Harlem representative shares just a few of them,... Read More
Donny Goines ft. Just Blaze, Laws & Jon Connor - Barbarians [Stream & Download]
From the Mongols streaming into India to Genghis Khan toppling China's Jin Dynasty (thanks 8th grade history class!) Barbarians have a long and successful history of invading the establishment with their combination of... Read More
Donny Goines ft. Bun B, XV, Pill & DJ Corbett - Champions Anthem [Stream & Download]
Rap anthems are typically geared towards those struggling to succeed against long odds, whether their mission is to hustle their way out of the streets, succeed in an overcrowded music game, or simply be as much of a player... Read More
Emilio Rojas, STS, King Mez, Donny Goines, & Thee Tom Hardy - Posse Cut [Stream & Download]
You've gotta love truth in advertising. Posse Cut, is… a posse cut—a posse cut about the creation of a posse cut, no less. It's also a veritable who's-who of recent Booth favorites: showcasing their... Read More
Donny Goines - What Up Bro [Stream & Download]
If you happen to see Donny Goines on the street, don't hesitate to say hello; even if the Big Apple buzzmaker doesn't know you from Adam, he'll still greet you with a hearty, "What Up Bro!" On... Read More
Donny Goines - One by One [Stream & Download]
This past Thursday, on Brooklyn's Brighton Beach boardwalk, a quarrel between teenagers flared up into a shootout, leaving four injured and one, a 16-year-old girl named Tysha Jones, dead. An acquaintance of... Read More


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Croissants Bistro and Bakery
- Address:
3751 Robert Grissom Parkway
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577Neighborhood:
Myrtle Beach
- Cuisine:
Low CountryPrice: $30 and under
Croissants Bistro and Bakery
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.croissants.net/
- Phone: 8434482253x
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday - Friday: 7:00am - 11:00am,
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:00am - 3:30pm;
Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm;
Brunch: Saturday 8:00am - 11:00am; Sunday 10:00am - 2:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Low Country, Southern
- Executive Chef: Bradley Daniels
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Cafe, Delivery, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: We offer a full range of catering options from our bakery and bistro menus and our dedicated catering menu. Please feel free to talk with our staff and let us help create a wonderful menu for your special event.
- Entertainment: We offer wine tastings, art shows, live music and other planned events each month. Please check our website or call us to see what we have planned for this week.
A word from Croissants Bistro and Bakery
As a child Croissants' Owner, Heidi Vukov, spent hours in her grandmother's kitchen in Germany, where European bakeries inspired her love for cooking. Since 1991, many loyal patrons have enjoyed Croissants' truly unique creations here in the heart of Myrtle Beach.Continued
It is with great pride that Heidi now introduces this area's first low country Bistro, a lively nighttime version of Croissants...featuring innovative comfort food, perfectly matched wine list, a "Euro-cool" gathering place and prices you'll appreciate as much as the food!
It is with great pride that Heidi now introduces this area's first low country Bistro, a lively nighttime version of Croissants...featuring innovative comfort food, perfectly matched wine list, a "Euro-cool" gathering place and prices you'll appreciate as much as the food!
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerLow Country
- Diners' Choice WinnerFit for Foodies
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Brunch
Croissants Bistro and Bakery - Best Restaurants in Myrtle Beach ›
Croissants Bistro and Bakery reviews from OpenTable diners
55 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.4
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (29)neighborhood gem (29)special occasion (24)romantic (23)great for brunch (22)notable wine list (19)great for lunch (13)great for outdoor dining (8)kid-friendly (7)good for groups (5)hot spot (1)Show More
- God food, good times.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/26/20144 of us for sister's birthday. Had a great time. Will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Brunch selectionsPerktoniDined on 8/24/2014Our meal was delicious and there were several selections I would like to try. We got there at 10, which is opening on Sunday. They were full and we waited for our meal about 40 minutes with minimal attention. The waitress had way too many tables, including a large table outside who had not been served their meal by the time we left. They waited longer than we did. Great food. Need to staff better. I do plan to try them at dinner.Special Features:
- Myrtle Beach SurpriseJCaseyDined on 8/22/2014When you want to get off the beach for a change, head to Croissants. The menu has something for everyone and the dessert selection is wide. Christine, our waitress, was very friendly and helpful when making food and wine decisions. If I'm in Myrtle Beach again, I would like to try their Sunday brunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- btfamilygangDined on 8/4/2014This was a great beach find for a family. Ate there with a group of 13. Great service. Great food. Only minor negative was that it was pretty chilly...too much AC.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a solid choiceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/3/2014This has become our go-to brunch on vacation in Myrtle Beach after the House of Blues gospel brunch soared into the stratosphere. A cozy dining room, excellent menu, great service, and an on-site bakery. The bloody mary bar is reason enough to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderful food, Horrible ServicewanderlustDined on 7/25/2014Had such high for this restaurant, as our first meal at the beach. Our flight to myrtle Beach was shorter than the time it took to get our food. The waitress was sour and seemed inconvenienced. I will say that the food was delicious, but that doesn't make up for the service. DisappointedSpecial Features:
- Great dining experienceDonaldVIPDined on 7/24/2014This will become a "must" for future Myrtle Beach visits. Terrific food and service. And the deserts are fabulous! Our server Rachel was knowledgeable and attentive. We will be back!Special Features:
- Great FindDRGxDined on 7/20/2014Dined here for Sunday brunch based on the recommendation of a friend. The overall experience was very good, and it made a welcome change to the basic pancake houses that are so popular in the area. I had the crabcakes benedict, which were very good. My dining partners had the ham, egg and cheese croissant and the pretzel turkey club, and both were please with their meals. I would definitely go back to this restaurant. Prior reviews have mentioned the difficulty getting to the restaurant via navigation systems. I found that if I continued on 38th Avenue at the intersection with Robert Grissom Parkway, rather than turning left as my navigation system instructed, I was able to turn directly into the parking lot.Special Features:
- Great menu w/ poor execution2sweet4lawDined on 7/18/2014We had dinner here while on vacation and the food was ok. It wasn't great but it wasn't bad either. I had the shrimp and grits, which I didn't care for. It wasn't a traditional shrimp and grits but rather a bbq sauce, grits, and grilled shrimp on top. I will say the desserts were very good. On our way out of town, my husband thought we should stop in for brunch thinking that the food might be better since it is a bakery. I had the hash, which was not edible. The potatoes were drowned in a sweet bbq sauce. My husband's meal was except for the croissant. It was awful and tasted like it was frozen. I would not go back.
- great dinnerSBDiner12Dined on 7/16/2014Found on opentable while visiting from out of town and agree with the good reviews. Dined with my wife and 12 year old son. Nice decor and an impressive menu. A pleasant change from the fast paced, production line, busy places we have found elsewhere in Myrtle Beach. We had a relaxing dinner with friendly and excellent service. The breads and pastries are all made fresh on site and were excellent. The scallops and flank steak entrees were very good with excellent presentation. The cake sampler was incredible for dessert. I usually don't do reviews, but given the great experience we had, I wanted to take the time to give a good review. We plan to go back for another dinner before our week in Myrtle Beach is over.Special Features:
- Great dinnerLoves2eatDined on 7/14/2014We had a great dinner. The flounder was very good. Asked to substitute the grits for something else. This was immediately denied as our server said the chef would get mad? Not too professional. But all in all good dinner and great pastries from the bakery caseSpecial Features:
- Best place in townOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 6/30/2014This was the best food I have had in a long time. I travel a lot and I have eaten in some of the best Boston, New York, Chicago has to offer... I would put this place at the top of my list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AwesomeTbearDined on 6/28/2014We ate here for dinner and food was awesome. Even my picky son loved the flat iron steak. Only disappoint was the croissants were Sold out 5 mins after they came out. They were all sold to one person. Should be a limit per PersonSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- In Vacation LandSCampDined on 6/28/2014What Gem this place is in the land of mediocrity in terms of places to eat! Must try destination if you are in the area. Wonderful selections and great taste combinations. Do not miss eating here!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 6/27/2014We have enjoyed eating at Croissant's for several years, and have always enjoyed the food. Tonight's dinner was just fantastic, the best dinner we have ever had there. Great tuna, crispy flounder and the grouper were all excellent. The shrimp appetizer superb, and of the course the desserts were spectacular. Definitely will be back.Special Features:
- Great findWelltraveledfoodieVIPDined on 6/26/2014First visit to Croissants and glad we decided to eat here. Loved the peach and arugula salad along with the she crab soup. Both the peanut crusted tuna and pompano fresh catch dishes were very good. The key lime pie was one of the best we've ever had. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing Food & Service!!TravelingFoodieDined on 5/27/2014This place is a hidden gem, we read good reviews about it and thought we'd check it out. Our hostess was amazing, well versed in the menu always tentative to our water, wine, bread basket etc. She was very sweet to our two year old son brought him some bread and crayons early so we could read the menu. We ordered the strip steak and the fillet which were both AMAZING.. The pimento gratin was to die for, the steak was cooked to perfection and just melted in your mouth!!! I would go back again all the time if I lived in Myrtle Beach, but would recommend it again and again to anyone going!!!Special Features:
- alkjdoijDined on 5/26/2014Food was good, disappointed the two entree's we wanted were no longer available that evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Super PlacePacoDined on 5/25/2014Just a wonderful place to take a date. Meet Friends for Sunday brunch. Or even select an item from the bakery. Scott is a super server. Feel free to request him.Special Features:
- Everything was amazingMlmsVIPDined on 5/25/2014Sat outside, perfect spot. Eggs Benedict was amazing! And the make your own bloody mary bar at brunch was perfect!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great brunchJLLfoodloverVIPDined on 5/18/2014We normally visit Croissants for dinner but decided to go for brunch on Sunday and very happy we did. Our food was great and they were happy to make something off the menu for my picky 5yo.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not just for lunch!ThewinersDined on 5/17/2014We enjoyed the food, the wine, desert, and experience. The kind of experience that will bring us back for a return dining engagement!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always love CroissantsJarvDined on 5/16/2014This is one of our regular stops when we are in Myrtle Beach. Always innovative and excellent. Can't wait til our next trip there!
- Brunch on Mothers day.FiscueDined on 5/11/2014We have been to this place many times, it is one of our favorite places to dine for any occasion. It has special menu items that you do not find at other restaurants , The wait staff are great and the time it takes to receive our meal is always fine. If you do go to Croissants be sure to take a peek at the pastry/dessert case. They are known for their wedding cakes and pastries, they are as good or better than they look. I always look forward to going back to this place, truly a gem in this area.Special Features:
- Mother's Day brunchOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/11/2014Great service, cute bistro. Food was very good, but staff missed leaving the avocado off my huevos rancheros. I could have done with a bit more spice. Pastries were all excellent, as were the bellinis. I would go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Saturday Night OutMikeVIPDined on 5/10/2014The food was excellent and so was the service. Our waiter Michael was was very knowledgeable. I had the flounder special that was recommended by Michael and it was outstanding. I would recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was bland and expensiveOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/6/2014We ate here expecting great food. We had the crab soup, which was too small a serving for the price and was bland. The entrees also were very bland for our tastes. I had the shrimp and grits and my wife had scallops. Both were OK but nothing that would bring us back for another dinner.
- Croissants Bistro in Myrtle BeachactiveNoutgoingVIPDined on 5/5/2014Croissants Bistro in Myrtle Beach is a great find. No wonder it is in Fodor's and participates in OpenTable and has great reviews. From the moment we arrived, Megan the hostess made you feel very welcome; she is very friendly and attentive. The pork dinner and the meat loaf were both excellent; the thick cuts, presentation and wonderful flavor make for a great meal. They are served with great sides as part of the meal too. The cheese grits with the meat loaf were also great. Good wine listing and some nice by-the-glass wines. Our server Dawn and a trainee were very attentive also.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 218 reviews are from the Croissants Bistro and Bakery reviews archive.
- Food was great BUTCharlieDined on 4/29/2014We always enjoy dinner at Croissants. The food was wonderful but our server was not the happiest or speediest. Our friends remarked on her lack of personality and sense of urgency. I will return but will be sure to ask for a server who provides the service we are used to at this restaurant.Special Features:
- DisapointedLuvfoodDined on 4/25/2014I went in 2013 and it was very good we even went twice during our stay but when we went back last friday everything took a down the food was very tasteless and the service was soso.For sure we wont back there
- Myrtle Beach's BestAgourmayVIPDined on 4/21/2014I've visited MB a dozen times. Most of the restaurants are family- oriented with so- so food. Croissant is the best restaurant I've tried , qualifying as a " fine dining" establishment by any standard. Could hold its own in NY.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Early Easter BrunchjerseygirlDined on 4/19/2014We were visiting from out of state for Easter Weekend and found this place on the list of top places to eat in Myrtle Beach. We decided to do an early Easter Brunch on Saturday, they were booked for Easter morning. We booked a reservation through open table for 8 and they were ready for us when we arrived. It is a pretty small place but very nicely appointed. The staff was very accommodating and the food was delicious! They have a cute outside area to seat at, unfortunately it was not nice enough to sit outside but I would love to come back to lunch when it is! I really enjoy finding places to eat that are unique to the area we are visiting and I was happy to have found this one!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful find!clrohrDined on 4/15/2014Food was outstanding! Service was impecable. I would highly recommend this restaurant. I ordered the short ribs with risotto. The rib was served tender and the risotto was flavorful. My husband had the pork tenderloin with fingerling potatoes. He asked for the pork to be well done and it was cooked perfectly. Even though it was well done, it was juicy and flavorful. We ordered dessert to go-chocolate moose cake. The table next to us complained about their meal taking too long to prepare. I had to lean over and remind them that good food, prepared from scratch, takes time to prepare. We will be back to enjoy the great food on another night and to try the specials. We found out about them after we ordered.Special Features:
- Great FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 4/14/2014Not your run of the mill food. Lots of flavor. Food is made to order and dishes are hot when served. Perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday BrunchBeachBum25Dined on 4/13/2014Delicious, if a bit slow, for brunch. The food was worth waiting for. We brought older children who ordered off the regular menu, not children's items; however the server did not manage to entirely hide her lack of enthusiasm for waiting on kids. By the end, she was fine, once it was obvious the children were well behaved.Special Features:
- A gem in Myrtle Beach!LaurieDined on 4/7/2014Who knew such a gem of a restaurant could be just a short drive from the hub-bub of the boardwalk area in Myrtle Beach? Everything about our dining experience was excellent: the food, the wine list and our waiter, Cameron. The menu is creative and thoughtful in its French inspired offerings and will suit the seafood lover and the meat eater alike. There are even vegetarian options. The flounder is a house specialty and is my new favorite. My husband is a pure meat and potatoes guy who eats to live - but exclaimed that his pork tenderloin was the best he ever had - a true compliment! Be sure to leave some room for dessert from the bakery items you can view upon entering. I would head back to Myrtle Beach anytime to have dinner here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- No scallops for you!LudditeVIPDined on 3/26/2014My wife and I had an early dinner reservation for 6 PM. She was looking forward to having the sea scallops. Our waiter mentioned several other dishes as being outstanding. When he came to take our order he noticed my wife pointing to the sea scallops and said if your thinking of having the scallops we're out of them. It would have been better if he had pointed this out up front rather than trying to steer us to other options. So we punted and tried the tuna which was good. However, running out of a regular menu item 1 hour after they started serving dinner, in the off season and without telling us until forced to, turned us off from returning. In the future, we will stick to the Brentwood Restaurant in Little River for our French food.
- A Hidden Gem!tpcharDined on 3/23/2014If you are from Myrtle Beach, you MIGHT know of Croissants Bistro and Bakery. If you are from out of town, you wouldn't think from the outside that it is as special as it on the inside. The staff greets you appropriately. The cakes are right in front of you to taunt your sweet tooth. This is a specialty bakery, without a doubt, with a full bar and lovely menu. We went for Brunch and thank goodness we made a reservation. I would recommend this for dinner, also. I can only guess about lunch. The brunch menu is extensive and everything we ordered (minus the shrimp and grits, which needs a more traditional seasoning) was fantastic. There is a "build your own Bloody Mary" bar. We found this fun. Just go, you will be pleased!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The food is very good butOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 3/21/2014The food is very good but to put an ounce of short rib on your plate and charge you $25 is a little over the top.I won't be going back.
- Wonderful pastries, good brunchtrekkievetDined on 3/9/2014We had a good brunch, and even got some pastries to go for breakfast the next day. Surprisingly there were few options for me as a vegetarian, but my carnivore husband was very pleased. I usually don't have much problem finding breakfast items, but being from Austin perhaps we are more vegetarian-friendly than Myrtle Beach. The cupcake with the little shell on it was fabulous and stunning to look at.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.

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(FYI if you're full from nibbling too many marshmallow peeps, all of these specials can be ordered ala carte.)
Happy Easter, everyone!


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Jim O'Connor and I have worked several jobs together over the last two years. Both a great manager and honest businessman, O'Connor purchased the wine bar formerly known as Cuvee in Charlotte, NC, and began developing the concept for 7 Ten Bar and Lounge. Utilizing every inch of the 1,000sq.ft. space, 7 Ten uses modern design techniques and provides a naturally intimate atmosphere.
Upon entering the club, one immediately notices the beautiful glass fountain engraved with the 7 Ten logo. The fountain is lit from above with three Color Kinetics ColorCast® 14 units. The water and glass shimmer under any color of light the Color Kinetics ColorDial dictates. The color options give a different impression every time the regulars enter the bar. The longest wall, located on the right as one walks in, boasts four vertical columns, four panels high, of a plaster mold by Modular Art. This company makes 32"×32" modular 3D panels that can be seamlessly aligned both vertically and horizontally. The stream is aligned vertically 12' high in four columns spaced 7' on center. Between the plaster columns is a full brown curtain that both softens the underlying stonewall and frames the panels perfectly. Each panel is lit with two ColorCast 14 fixtures, washing the entire length of the 12' panel. The curtains on either side frame the light, keeping the focus on the panels.
The entrance wall is lined with two-way mirrors except at the two columns, which contain natural 2'×2' coves. Color Kinetics iColor® Cove QL fixtures vertically line the back of the coves. The coves are framed with fabric to create blocks of color. A dynamic visual display, these tall columns of light complement the backdrop of the city lights, visible through the two-way mirrors, while providing privacy to the clientele.
The bottle display is composed of a circular grid, horizontally presenting the liquor. The frosted plastic is lined with blue LED rope lights by Neo-Neon. The rich blue that can only be achieved with LEDs adds a nice centerpiece, bringing attention to the bar. The bar is lit with conventional can lighting to add stability to the lounge. Primarily known for using LEDs in my designs, I am careful not to overplay my hand. Conventional lighting is familiar and makes clients comfortable. Everyone likes to feel fashionable, but conventional lighting appeases even the most ornery bar crawler.
Jack Kelly is president of Eye Dialogue in Charlotte, NC. (www.eyedialogue.com)
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"Cirque Ziva" brings thrilling Chinese acrobats to Lincoln-Way
Friday, January 18, 2013
The Golden Dragon Acrobats' newest production, "Cirque Ziva," promises to entertain spectators of all ages with human pyramids, daring flips and awe-inspiring tosses and tumbles.
The fast-paced, technically innovative, and beautifully presented show comes to Lincoln-Way Central High School's Performing Arts Center on Feb. 9 at 7:30 p.m.
Founded and directed by Danny Chang, the Golden Dragon Acrobats is a troupe of highly trained individuals that has toured five continents and 65 countries throughout its 30 years of performances.
Their show draws upon 27 centuries of time-honored Chinese tradition, combining thrilling acrobats and traditional dance with spectacular costumes and ancient/contemporary music.
"Cirque Ziva" is the third in a series of four Spotlight Series performances brought to the Lincoln-Way area by Lincoln-Way High School District 210.
The fourth Spotlight Series performance is one of the foremost Irish traditional music groups in the world, Cherish the Ladies. The six women combine all the facets of Irish traditional culture with their unique spectacular blend of virtuosi instrumental talents, beautiful vocals, captivating arrangement, and stunning step dancing on Saturday, March 16 at 3 p.m. at Lincoln-Way North High School.
Past performances this season have included professional jugglers Jon Wee and Owen Morse from The Passing Zone presents "Gravity Attacks!" at Lincoln-Way West High School and singers Matthew and Gunnar Nelson (sons of the late singing sensation Ricky Nelson) who offered a unique, multi-media, musical journey of the life and music of their father at Lincoln-Way East High School.
Don't miss this exciting new production featuring traditional Chinese acrobatics, dance and colorful costumes guaranteed to thrill the entire family. See what's in store for you at www.goldendragonacrobats.com
Tickets are $25 for adults, $20 for seniors and $15 for youth. Call 815-534-3004 to order tickets. The show begins at 7:30 p.m. and is approximately two hours in length. Seating is general admission.
Lincoln-Way Central High School's Performing Arts Center is located at 1801 E. Lincoln Highway, New Lenox.
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The Minnesota Marine Art Museum (MMAM) features one of the best and most unique collections of art in the Midwest, and an ambitious roster of temporary exhibitions and programs. Collections highlights include masterpieces by J.M.W. Turner, Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet, Paul Gauguin, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Georgia O'Keeffe, Winslow Homer, Mary Cassatt and many more.
The Museum is located in Winona, one of the most beautiful cities in Minnesota, located between towering bluffs and the great Mississippi River. The Museum's address is 800 Riverview Drive and its phone number is (507) 474-6626. More information about the MMAM can be found at www.mmam.org.
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Carved by the River: Woodcut Prints by Nick Wroblewski
800 Riverview Drive
Winona, MN 55987
Call: 507-474-6626
Toll Free: (866)-940-6626
Carved by the River is the first major solo museum exhibition of Minneapolis native and current Wisconsin emerging artist Nick Wroblewski. Like fellow printmaker Andrea Rich, Wroblewski creates ambitious, colorful works of art drawing somewhat upon the traditional style of Japanese woodcuts, yet in a contemporary style that is uniquely his own. With inspiration from the Upper Mississippi River environment, Wroblewski creates works of various degrees of realism, often exploring abstraction, yet with loyalty and reverence to the handcrafted arts.
Classic Images: Ansel Adams Photographs
800 Riverview Drive
Winona, MN 55987
Call: (507) 474-6626
There is perhaps no other landscape photographer as well-known, loved, and influential as the great Ansel Adams (1902 - 1984). An environmentalist, pianist, lecturer, writer, master photographer and intense genius, Adams was first drawn to photography in response to his ardent passion for nature. Through his energy and technical mastery, Adams helped propel photography as a valued art form in early 20th century America. Like the Hudson River School painters before him, Adams was profoundly instrumental in the American value of nature, which led to the establishment of the National and State Park systems in the U.S. He was also drawn to these painters' romanticism, which led Adams to utilize photographic techniques that heighten drama and effectively capture his heartfelt passion.
Revisiting Twain's Mississippi: New Photographs by Chris Faust
800 Riverview Drive
Winona, MN 55987
Call: (507) 474-6626
Revisiting Twain's Mississippi features the prolific St. Paul, MN, photographer Chris Faust. Best known for his panoramic, precisely composed landscape images somewhat reminiscent of fellow Minnesota photographer Stuart Klipper, Faust is one of the most accomplished artists from the region.


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Hoosiers At Auburn Soccer Classic This Weekend
Indiana will play Georgia Southern on Friday and UC Irvine on Sunday.
IUWS Opens 2014 Preseason Practice
Head Coach Amy Berbary is entering her second season with the Hoosiers
Berbary Receives 5-year Contract Extension Through 2018 season
In her first year as a head coach, she led Indiana to the NCAA Tournament
Student-Athletes Honored at Spirit of Indiana Showcase
Indiana Women's Soccer Holds Postseason Awards Banquet
Shannon Flower earned Defensive MVP while Lisa Nouanesengsy was Offensive MVP
The Ellis Game-Winner and Flower Save
The game-winning goal by Veronica Ellis and a big time save by Shannon Flower with three minutes left to maintain the IU lead against DePaul in the NCAA Tournament.
Behind the scenes with the team watching the NCAA Selection Show
We talk to the seniors to get their thoughts on being selected to host an NCAA Tournament game this Saturday (Nov. 16) against DePaul.
The eight seniors talk about their best memories from the last four years
The eight seniors talk about their time at IU and some of their best memories.
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We venture into the weight room to find out who excels in one of the most important off-the-field areas for the team.
Reckless Recap: Bus Wisdom
Members of the Indiana Women's Soccer team offer some Bus Wisdom on their trip to Milwaukee and Chicago.
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2013 (Senior)
Started all 23 games in goal, playing every minute of every game (2115:55) ... allowed 31 goals for a goals against average of 1.32 ... registered 87 saves on her way to a .737 save percentage ... recorded nine shutouts, setting a new IU single-season record ... finished with a 15-7-1 record in goal on the season ... opened the season with back-to-back shutouts of Ohio and Georgia Southern ... after allowing a goal against Milwaukee, posted three straight shutouts, recording 12 saves in that span ... had four saves in a shutout win over Xavier to close non-conference play ... opened Big Ten play with a 1-0 shutout victory over Minnesota, making a pair of saves ... helped guide the Hoosiers to a overtime victory against Northwestern, making three saves to get the win ... led IU to a win over Illinois with four saves ... earned another overtime win, this time making a pair of saves at Michigan State ... was outstanding in the first half at Purdue, allowing just one goal and making a number of spectacular saves (finished with 10 saves), allowing Indiana to get its first-ever win in West Lafayette ... her eighth shutout of the year came against Wisconsin, 1-0, clinching the Hoosiers first appearance in the Big Ten Tournament since 2007 ... in cold and wet conditions, made seven saves in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Tournament against Illinois, as IU went on to win by a 5-3 margin ... made six saves in a loss to top seed Nebraska in the semifinals of the Big Ten Tournament ... turned away two DePaul shots in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament, propelling the Hoosiers to a 1-0 victory, its first in NCAA Tournament play since 2007 ... closed her career with six saves in a loss at North Carolina in the Second Round of the NCAA Tournament ... named Academic All-Big Ten.
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---- — Newburyport City Councilor Kathleen O'Connor Ives is the Democratic nominee for the state seat vacated by Steven Baddour of Methuen.
Finishing second was Tim Coco of Haverhill. Former Mayor Bill Manzi finished third.
Only Merrimac has not reported its numbers.
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Neurotic Outsiders - Six Feet Under
Neurotic Outsiders was a supergroup founded in 1995, consisting of Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols, Matt Sorum and Duff McKagan of Guns N' Roses, and John Taylor of Duran Duran. The very first line-up featured Billy Idol and Steve Stevens (together with McKagan and Sorum), but they were soon replaced by Jones and Taylor. Originally a gathering of friends jamming together at the Viper Room, they eventually recorded one album, Neurotic Outsiders (1996) on Maverick Records, and did a brief tour of Europe and North America. They reunited briefly in April 1999 for three shows at the Viper Room. This wasn't the first time Guns N' Roses members and Steve Jones had collaborated. Axl Rose from Guns N' Roses, and Ian Astbury, Billy Duffy, and Mickey Curry, all from The Cult, which Matt Sorum played with both before and after Guns N' Roses, all made guest appearances on the Steve Jones solo album Fire and Gasoline. The band reunited on December 7, 2006 for one performance.


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Chequertree Fishery offers the perfect retreat for those seeking comfort as well as relaxation - it is also an ideal base from which to explore the many delights of Kent. If you are looking for a relaxing break in beautiful Kent, look no further. The aim of Chequertree Fishery is to provide a full range of high quality fishing facilities, through an atmosphere that is safe, and conducive to relaxation, in-keeping with the local environment, wildlife and community. We are situated on the outskirts of Bethersden, with three fine lakes to enjoy.
We are a family run establishment who encourage all ages to visit, whether you are a fisherman or not. There are plenty of local attractions to visit and a number of traditional country pubs close by, two of which are within easy walking distance, both offering traditional 'pub grub'.
At Chequertree we offer both fishing lodges and caravan/camping facilities. Our lodges provide spacious accommodation with well equipped rooms and also fine amenities for caravanners/campers alike.
Fishing is the biggest participation sport in the UK, and Chequertree Fishery boasts more area of water than almost any other commercially run fishery. It is extremely rare to be able to offer both trout and coarse fishing, and rarer still to offer such amenities as fishing lodges, caravan and camping facilities, and bankside disabled facilities.
Chequertree has, over recent years, been committed to working with local charities such as Demelza House Children's Hospice Rochester Kent, The Cancer Unit William Harvey Hospital, in such activities as fishing marathons, competitions, and sponsored 24 hour fishing contests, and will continue to support local charities wherever possible.
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---- — PERU — A 28-year-old Kokomo man was arrested Monday night after deputies say he fled in a stolen van and crashed it into a fire hydrant near Grissom Air Reserve Base.Miami County deputies attempted to stop a 2002 Mercury van for a traffic violation just after 10 p.m. at Schilling and Shaw streets in the Eagle Point subdivision near the base.
The driver, Brandon Taylor, 800 block of Rainbow Drive, Kokomo, refused to stop, according to police. Deputies say he fled and crashed into a tree at Shaw and Castle streets. He then continued to flee, leading deputies on a short chase that ended with Taylor crashing the van into a fire hydrant.Taylor fled on foot, but was quickly caught and placed under arrest. Officers determined the van was stolen and believe Taylor may have been intoxicated.Taylor is charged with auto theft, resisting law enforcement with a motor vehicle, resisting law enforcement, operator never licensed, reckless driving, criminal recklessness with a motor vehicle, leaving the scene of a property damage crash and operating while intoxicated.
He is being held at the Miami County jail on a $23,000 bond.Carson Gerber can be reached at 765-854-6739, or at email@example.com.


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A Settlers Cottage
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Anglers Rest Greenwell Point
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DeLuna Fest at Emerald Coast Beer Festival
Fri, 09/07/2012 - 6:00pm
There is just about a week to the 2012 Emerald Coast Beer Festival. Seville Quarter is the festival venue for the event. Join the DF Street Team here for a chance to participate in Fee Free Fridays. Every Friday between now and DeLuna Fest, you can purchase your ticket with no fees. You get the ticket, we got the fee.


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Villa Exotica, waterfront, 12 mile beach in Platanitos
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 5
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Villa
- community Punta el Custodio
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,200 - $ 2,000 / week
$ 2,000 - $ 4,000 / month
vacation rental description
Villa Exotica sits right on the ocean, above the famous surf break, in the gated community of Punta El Custodio. This villa belongs to the original developers that mastered the first environmental development in Mexico. It is the best spot at the resort, and your first glimpse of the view from the deck will take your breath away.
Sitting just above the surf you are looking down a crescent beach lined with coco palms and stretching to the horizon, undisturbed and secluded, where layers of mountains fall into the clean, blue sea.
Look to the left and you view the island of Boca Custodio and the entrance to the estuarine waterways of the Custodio Ecological Preserve that await your visit.
Here thousands of resident and migratory birds line the waterways and extensive mangrove marshes and mudflats.
To your right is the open ocean and the surf break, with a
sandy bottom and the most consistent surf to be found in the Puerto Vallarta area. Beyond the surf, humpback whales can be seen with their newborn calves in season, dolphins play in the waters, manta rays soar and do belly-flops, and the local fishermen ply their trade, waiting for your competition for the area's abundant game fish.
The wild spaces outside are a contrast to the comfortable service and accommodations that await you each time you return to the villa. The two bedrooms are separate units, affording privacy from the general living spaces. Your maid, Lucelena, will do your
cooking and cleaning. Eneas, our handyman/gardener speaks perfect English and be available to take your group on sightseeing excursions and fishing trips. Doris, our onsite manager will handle all your shopping needs and coordinate meals so that your
time here can be spent adventuring, sightseeing, or merely relaxing on your deck or by the pool.
Villa Exotica is one of fourteen villas within a gated, walled community on a point known as Punta El Custodio with 24hr security on site. Although the ocean and beach is but a few feet away, your accommodations are enhanced by the availability of one of the most beautiful pools imaginable, situated beneath the great fig tree, and with views from Punta Mita to San Blas. A great place to catch the sun or exercise away some of the great food Luz Elena will be tempting you with.
The community pool is HUGE with winding curves around natural rocks as a backdrop to tropical gardens and was built by the owners/developers of Villa Exotica and Punta El Custodio. The pool features a shallow end for children, a deep end where you can dive, a built in bench so you sit in the water and visit, and a channel into a smaller pool where you can look down the beach to the south.
Villa Exotica is a luxury villa featuring a master bedroom on the second story in the canopy of the trees, with picture windows, built-in window seats overlooking the ocean, air conditioning, double showerheads. The guest room is on the first floor for complete privacy and separation. The large kitchen/great room provides indoor dining for 6 with
large windows looking out at beach and ocean that is fully enclosed and screened.
On the deck overlooking the beach there is outside dining, and a large deck with lounges for sunning. This villa is sitting on a prime spot in the development, chosen by the
developers for privacy and view.
Lie in bed in the master bedroom and watch the ocean through palm fronds and jungle canopy while the pelicans fly by. It is a unique and artistic villa, designed with the simplicistic idea of outside living with inside comfort.
No barking dogs, no roosters crowing, no noisy buses, it is traquilty and paradise found.
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villa rental amenities
Facing a 12 mile crescent of beach
Surfing, boogie boarding
Within wildlife sanctuary
Secluded, secure, gated with 24 hour staff
Full-time maid/cook 6 days.
Second guest bedroom
Second separate bathroom
A/C in bedrooms
activities and attractions in Platanitos Pacific Coast
Surfing, boogie boarding, beach right out the door
Turtle Camp/estuary birds
Whale Watching
Fishing (reef)
Waterfall Hike
Horseback Riding
Jungle Cruise - San Blas
Mexcaltitan - Island city
Ceboruco Volcano - Colonial Jala
Fishing (deep sea)
Isla Isabel Sanctuary
vacation rental rates
$1000 USD June 1 - Nov 1
$1200USD Nov 1 - June 1
$1800 USD Christmas & New Years
Min Labanauskas 520-405-3866
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Platanitos
- surf & swim
- jungle cruise and waterfall day trips
- fishing & whale watching
- beach combing & clean ocean swimming
- local cultural interests with abundance
Top things to do on a budget
- relax & read
- Swim in the amazing community pool
- Walk to Platanitos for local food
- Kayak into the estuary below the villa
- Visit the neighbors, meet new people
Top things to do with a family
- Jungle cruise to La Tovara
- El Cora Waterfall excursion
- Whale watching in local panga
- Visit to Platanitos
- Horse back riding on beach
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Day of Surgery:
Patients will begin simple activities including ankle pumps, leg lifts, and heel slides. It is important for patients to take sufficient pain medication to allow them to participate in their rehabilitation exercises.
Therapy progresses at a different pace for each patient. Factors that will affect the rate of your progression include your strength before surgery, body weight, and ability to manage painful symptoms. The type and extent of surgery can also affect your ability to participate in physical therapy.
If patients are not progressing to the point that they can safely return to their home environment, in-patient rehabilitation may be recommended. This allows for further work with the therapists and 24-hour support services.
Patients who return home will have home services arranged as necessary. This may include a visiting therapist and/or nurse.
- Usual time to return: 2 to 4 weeks with a cane; 4 to 6 weeks unassisted
- Usual time to return: 1 week with crutch/walker; 4 to 6 weeks unassisted
- Usual time to return: 4 to 6 weeks
- Usual time to return: 4 to 6 weeks
Patients who are more active at work may need more time until they can return to full duties. Laborers should consider their work obligations before undergoing hip replacement. For example, patients may not be able to return to activities such as roofing after hip replacement.
- Usual time to return: 4 to 10 weeks, depending on work obligations
"Hip Replacement Exercise Guide" American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. July 2007.


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Village at Voorhees Apartments10 Lucas Lane, Voorhees, NJ 08043 View On Map
You Work Hard... We Make Life Easy!
You Work Hard... We Make Life Easy! The Village at Voorhees is close to everything your lifestyle requires in a setting that helps you feel tucked away from the hectic pace of life. Our location offers convenient access to Routes 30, 295 and 73, the PATCO Hi-speedline and the NJ Turnpike for an easy commute to Center City or Atlantic City. You'll enjoy access to a variety of shopping, dining and entertainment sources. Our spacious apartments feature wall-to-wall carpet, ample closet space and all appliances, including a washer & dryer. Our Club Room features free use of our computers to access the internet and WIRELESS internet access in a comfy clubhouse atmosphere. We are open everyday so feel free to visit or call for more information! All First Montgomery Group Apartment Communities conduct: Credit, Criminal, Landlord-Tenant Record and Sex Offender Background Checks as a New Applicant Screening Process.
Village at Voorhees is located in the Cherry Hill Area in the 08043 zip code. View this apartment on a map.
Pricing & Floor Plans
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Office Hours
- Monday & Friday 9:00-6:00
- Saturday 10:00-5:00
- Tues, Wed, & Thurs 9:00-7:00
- Sunday 11:00-4:00
Why You'll Love Us
The Village at Voorhees is a great place to call home! Residents enjoy a convenient location and excellent service. We offer flexible terms, amenities such as washers and dryers and swimming pools, and we're pet-friendly. The Village at Voorhees is near many shops and restaurants.
Features & Amenities
- Fully Equipped Kitchen w/ Breakfast Bar
- Private Entrances
- Free Internet Access Clubhouse
- Pets ALWAYS Welcome!
- 2 Lighted Tennis Courts
- Cable Ready
- Exclusive Fitness Center w/ Dry Sauna
- Picnic
- Energy Efficient
- Minutes to the Mall for Shopping
- Balconies available
- Business Center
- Playground
- 2 Swimming Pools
- Just A Few Minutes to PATCO Train station
Floor Plan Features & Amenities
- INCLUDED Washer/Dryer in Unit
- Refrigerator
- Air Conditioning
- Wood Burning Fireplace Available
- Dishwasher
- Walk-In Closet available
- Spacious Closets
- Courtyard
- Disposal
- Ceiling Fans in dining room
- Patio or Balcony
- Furnished Apartments available
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Police are identifying the victim of a crash that took place early Thursday morning on U.S. 10 near Flajole Road in Bay County's Williams Township.
The accident happened just before 2 a.m.
Police said Amanda McMahon, 30, was killed after losing control of her vehicle and crashing into a guardrail on the south side of the highway.
Police said McMahon was not wearing a seat belt. She was pronounced dead at the scene.
The Bay County Sheriff's Department, Williams Township Fire, McLaren Bay Region and MMR all assisted on the scene.
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The Maine Stay Cabana Suites in Placencia
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Cabin
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,295 - $ 1,895 / week
vacation rental description
Two beautiful cabana suites... each having a kitchen/dining cabana
(with sleeping area) and a bedroom cabana (with laundry). Each suite
has two cabanas connected by a pergola covered deck perfect for al
fresco dining and barbequing. Each suite has two bathrooms. Although
very affordable for one couple, each cabana suite will comfortably
sleep six to eight. Perfect for two couples traveling together or for children
in a separate cabana. Very kid and toddler friendly... with enclosed spacious deck and fenced beach yard with 8 foot wading pool. High chair, Pak N Play crib, video baby monitor and car seat available. Check out the full list of amenities. Family friendly.
The cabanas are located on the beautiful sandy shore of the Placencia
peninsula just steps from the Caribbean shore your beach faces east
toward a stunning sunrise each morning. There is a 100 foot lighted
pier (see photos) and palapa just steps from your deck.
Traveling is easy: Belize City is only two hours from Miami and
Houston. Our cabanas are only three miles from Placencia airport,
which is only a thirty minute flight from Belize City via Tropic Air
or Maya Island Air. From the US: Continental, American, US Airways,
Delta and TACA fly in to Belize City.
Many guests rent a vehicle at Belize International Airport and drive
to Belmopan and then down the Hummingbird Highway through the Maya Mountains to Placencia. It is just a stunning drive and a great way to travel Belize.
"Passing through jungle and citrus orchard as it skirts the northern edges of the Maya Mountain range, Belize's Hummingbird Highway offers a near constant procession of postcard-perfect vistas. There are also plenty of reasons to stop along the way, chief among these being a visit to Cave's Branch for cave tubing and St Herman's Cave, where, with a guide, you can explore its huge caverns and classic Maya ceremonial chambers containing calcified skeletons and artifacts. There's also the Blue Hole, a 25ft-deep sapphire-blue swimming hole inside a 328ft-wide cenote that was formed when the roof caved in on one of the Sibun River's underground tributaries."
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cabin rental amenities
- Each Suite has two King beds
- Each Suite also has a double futon sofa bed and two single futons
- High Speed WiFi Cable Internet
- Coffee Maker
- Full Kitchen
- Refrigerator
- Stove - Gas
- Cable/Satellite TV
- DVD Player
- Phone
- Utensils
- Linens provided
- Washer & Dryer
- Microwave
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activities and attractions in Placencia Belize
There are many available restaurants, complete tour services, massage centers, and spa offerings.
We will meet you when you arrive at The Maine Stay, whether you choose to rent a vehicle in Belize City and drive down, or if you fly, we will meet you at the Placencia Airport. Renting a vehicle in Belize City gives you a lot of flexibility, depending on your plans. Do you want to do Mayan Ruins, the Jaguar Preserve, Cave tubing, and other things? You can save money and do some or all of these yourself in your rental vehicle.
Tour can also arranged with local tour operators. Local taxis are readily available. Tours will pick you up at your Cabana Suite, our ocean front pier or at our lagoon Marina. There are many delightful shops with local arts and crafts.
Included on the property is a 100 foot lighted pier (see photos) and palapa just steps from the cabanas with easy access to great snorkeling and night water viewing of the reef fish, crabs, rays, and schools of glowing tropical fish.
Other activities in the area:
Snorkeling as well as world class fly-fishing and scuba diving on the
second longest barrier reef in the world. Spelunking. Fishing. Mayan
ruins. Rain forest hikes.
You'll be delighted by:
The spectacular beaches. The sunrise and sunset. The herons in the
morning, the hummingbirds, the lush gardens and flowers, the fresh
seafood, the Maya Mountains, the friendly people... and so much more.
AVAILABILITY CALENDAR... see on property's website
vacation rental rates
Availability Calendar... see on property's website
$1295/week (7 nights) (Jun 1 - Oct 31, summer season), 3 night min ($185/night)
$1595/week (7 nights) (Nov 1 - Dec 14, high season-fall), 3 night min ($228/night)
$1895/week (7 nights) (Dec 15 - Jan 15, holiday season) 3 night min ($271/night)
$1595/week (7 nights) (Jan 16 - May 31, high season-spring) 3 night min ($228/night)
SINGLE CABANA RATES... PLEASE CALL OUR TOLLFREE NUMBER (see property web site)
No Service Charge, 9% Belize Hotel Tax, 25% non-refundable deposit
Partial weeks pro-rated. Full Payment required 60 days prior to stay.
Visa, Mastercard, Discover & PayPal accepted.
Full refund (minus deposit) if cancellation received at least 45 days
prior to arrival. If 45 to 30 days prior 50% refund. If 30 days or
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- 1/2 cup dry bread crumbs
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One month ago, Vikings fell off radar
I know what you're thinking: The Vikings, historically the biggest tease in town, are at it again.
Just when you were ready to start using your face paint to touch up your purple AMC Gremlin, The Future Los Angeles Vikings go on a four-game winning streak, leaving you in a quandary.
Do you invest emotionally in a team that wasted the first two months of the season and might be done by mid-January? Do you invest financially, in the form of tickets, car flags or party kegs, in a franchise that has made you scream more often than the IRS?
What you need, Mr. & Mrs. Helga Horns, is a plan, and here it is -- 10 ways to properly view and enjoy the Vikings' surprising success:...Kentucky Vikes Fan
When you require nothing, you get nothing; when you expect nothing, you will find nothing; when you embrace nothing, all you will have is nothing.
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Thanks for the article COJOMAY. I liked it and I think it has some very valid points. The last Paragraph says it all.
Cheers!Where is Frostbite Falls Minnesota?
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Re: One month ago, Vikings fell off radar
I am in agreee ment with it as well I was like already set to go to the dome this monday with a petitaion to have the coach fired and now he has me a little confused like he actually might be a coach! Still not totally confused. But he might be one!
Let see what happens on monday I am sooooo psyched to see this greatest show on turf! Steam Rolling runs and Run stuffing Defense! The Biggest thing we need to stop is Hester!I am THE #1 Sidney Rice #18 Fan ever! Don't Be surprised when this kid IS a superstar! He is humble, smart, tough, talented and has alot of character! Takes alot of pride in his work, team, fans and life. Watch out for this kid! I think he is awesome! Everytime he touches the ball its MAGIC!
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Give the coaches credit: Yes, until a few weeks ago, when your spouse said good morning, you responded, "Fire Childress!" Time to qualify that.
"We'll win our own Super Bowl, with our own players. Real Vikings. Something Brett Favre can never be."
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Re: One month ago, Vikings fell off radar
I can't believe that was a tribune writer.
Even if it has some backhanded compliments, that is pretty good for them.
And I did bust out laughing at the "Fire Childress" comment.
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