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"Wonderful but Somewhat Sad"
This was a fairly short book, and as a devoted dog parent, I found that it went quickly. This audiobook was narrated by Hilary Swank which added a lot to the listening experience. Pack of Two is a very personal account of the author's relationship with her dog, Lucille, and how it enriched and deepened her life. However, it provides both sides of the dog/human bond, including some of the very special benefits as well as darker aspects that, in some unfortunate cases, became pathological.
There were times when I honestly felt sorry for Caroline Knapp because she seemed so needy and isolated. I really love our three dogs and spend a great deal of time working and playing with them, but this author was truly obsessed with Lucille, her only close connection in the world. I was glad she had this wonderful being in her life, a dog she had rescued from probable euthanasia in a shelter, but she seemed so concerned with the possible abnormality of their relationship that I pitied her a little. She gave examples of friends with similar issues, a few of whom were pretty scary. Her own background was quite tragic, involving a lonely childhood, struggles with anorexia, and alcoholism. Her relationship with her dog in her mid-thirties was the first in her life that felt authentic and satisfying.
As a pretty fanatic animal lover myself, I identified with her devotion to her dog, and I enjoyed the book mostly. I only wish her life had been happier in other ways. She died several years after writing this book of lung cancer, and I can't help wondering what happened to Lucille when Caroline was no longer there to care for her. I can only hope a family member or friend has adopted the dog and continued to provide her with the love and devotion she had come to depend upon. We owe our animals that for the many gifts they give us.
"Just For Fun!"
This book was just so much fun to listen to. I rarely give 5 stars for a purely recreational book--I want something more profound for that designation. But I made an exception here for this one. I simply enjoyed it that much even though this is not my favored genre. It made me laugh, and the ending was satisfying if predictable.
I really liked Amelia even though I'm quite sure this character was unrealistic for an Englishwoman of the 1880s. I don't think the story or the characters were meant to be taken seriously or literally, so I didn't
I'll probably read the next in the series and see where Amelia takes me. Just for fun. When I am looking for something light that will entertain and distract. Crocodile on the Sandbank was just what I needed this week.
This is probably the best book about dogs that I have read so far, and I have read quite a few. I hesitated with beginning What the Dog Knows probably because I knew that it was about a German Shepherd while my breed of choice is the Belgian Malinois. Casual observers often confuse the two breeds, but they are very, very different in temperament, drive, and even appearance. Most German Shepherds, especially those bred in the United States, appear bulky and slow to me compared to my driven, lithe and agile Malinois. But a respected friend, and owner of a Malinois, strongly recommended this book; I thank her for that.
The author, Cat Warren, is a college professor with exceptional writing skills and a strong need to research her subject thoroughly. The combination made this book intellectually datisfying as well as enjoyable to read. While her main focus is on the training and deployment of her Cadaver dog, Solo, she also describes other working dogs and the trainers she worked with--Military Working Dogs, Search and Rescue dogs, and Law Enforcement canines. She trained with all of them to some extent and provided clear information on where they differ and what they have in common.
I purchased a copy of What the Dog Knows for the trainer who works with us and our dogs on detection. He certainly doesn't need the information since he has handled and trained working dogs for over 20 years, but he loves dogs and will enjoy this book. At the same time, I also ordered it for our very good friends who presently own, and have owned, a GSD. They love the breed, and think that our Malinois are more than a little crazy and frenetic. It's the perfect book for them.
It may also be a great read for you...if you love dogs and/or are interested in the world of working dogs and their trainers/handlers. I am so glad I read it myself. Thanks again, Kelsey, for the recommendation!
"Amusing Romp Through the Past Hundred Years"
This is a book that people tend to love or hate. I enjoyed it for its understated humor and many historical references. I read it as a casual, amusing tale, and definitely saw the similarity with Forrest Gump mentioned in several reviews. It was fun. Nothing profound, simply a light commentary on much of the last hundred years of world history wrapped into an engaging adventure.
"An Inspiring Way to Retire!"
The information provided on Chaser and his ability to learn was very interesting to me personally. However, I found the positive influence this project had on the author, Johm Pilley, equally fascinating. Pilley did his extensive work with Chaser in his late 70s, and it is still continuing into his mid-80s. The research, as well as his incredibly strong relationship with his dog, have kept him physically, mentally, and spiritually energized. As a senior citizen who works with active large dogs, I find that very encouraging.
This is a book worth reading for anyone interested in animal intelligence or simply in learning more about dogs as our companions--or both. I enjoyed it and admire Professor Pilley for his impressive dedication to his new career, furthering our understanding of canine language acquisition. In my opinion, he models the perfect "retirement." It sure beats sitting on a beach or lounging on the front porch. He is quite an inspiration.
"Typical, Wonderful Novel by Nevile Shute"
I really love all of the books I've read by this author. He captures times that are gone forever. His style is understated and his novels, this one included, are peopled with decent, ordinary characters who are simply leading their lives according to a set of values. Even the invading, occupying Germans in are portrayed as human beings with families and loved ones they want to protect from the horrors of war; they are NOT sympathetic characters, merely complex as we all are.
Pied Piper began slowly and built gradually which typical is Shute's style. I definitely plan to find more books by this author. They cause me to feel less jaded when I finish them. Quite the opposite of novels like Gone Girl where I felt I needed a shower from contact with those characters. The plot of this book is certainly as plausible as that one and far more encouraging to read.
"Hard to Listen to, but Very Worthwhile"
I needed to read this book. None of the history classes I took in high school or college ever discussed World War II; I've had to learn everything about it on my own over the years. After retiring for good five years ago, I decided to focus heavily on this major 20th century event through biographies, histories, and well-researched historical fiction. I also watched a number of documentaries which included "The War," "Band of Brothers," "The World at War," and "The Pacific" as well as all of the Extras found on the DVD sets. However, nothing I had previously seen, listened to, or read adequately covered the Italian theater. It appeared to be a rather neglected aspect of World War II, or at least it seemed so to me.
When Rick Atkinson completed his The Liberation Trilogy on the war in Europe, I knew I had to read them all in order to piece together the European aspect of World War II. I discovered from "An Army at Dawn: The War in North Africa, 1942-1943" just how totally unprepared the United States had been when we entered this ongoing conflict--how we sent untrained troops and officers into the fray, and how much we learned through fighting with the British, against the Germans. But what of Sicily and Italy? What of the Italian Campaign?
In this second volume, "The Day of Battle: the War in Sicily and Italy, 1943-1945" I found out more than I had expected. The arrogance, huge tactical errors, and misjudgments of many of the generals caused unbelievable suffering and unnecessary death for our troops and those of our allies in this corner of the war. I knew it had been bad, but it's hard to conceive just how horrendous it really was. No wonder this isn't the part of WWII we hear much about! Of course we trumpet the successful landings at Normandy in 1944 rather than those that were so nearly repelled with terrible losses at Salerno in 1943. While the courage and perseverance of the men themselves was admirable, much that they were asked to do was stupid and hopeless to the point of being shameful. It was hard to listen to, really it was.
The author provides intricate detail, often using just the precise word, to convey the taste, smell, and misery of this time and place. He portrays the major players as he sees them from from his thorough research of the archives, and sometimes it's not flattering. He clearly admires Eisenhower, but is certainly less impressed with Clark and Montgomery. In the end this ultimate question looms large: Was the Italian Campaign necessary? Did it further the cause of victory in Europe by occupying a significant portion of Hitler's resources? Or was it instead a colossal, pointless waste of men and material? Atkinson poses these questions at the end of this volume, leaving it to the reader for final judgement. I'm still pondering...these are not simple questions and perhaps they are unanswerable...
...but I needed to read this excellent and difficult book. It taught me much that is important for me to know. It also posed additional questions that will require more reading and rumination. I am certainly motivated to soon begin the last of this trilogy, "The Guns at Last Light, The War in Western Europe, 1944-1945." First, though, I think I'll listen to some lighter, less intense fiction in order to clear my palate before taking another plunge into WWII.
I loved this second in a long series of historical novels placed in northern England near York! It continued the saga of the Morland family from 1501 into the reign of young King Edward after the death of his father, Henry VIII. I love this period of English history so following the Morlands through it was especially enjoyable. I hope the next in the series will continue with Elizabeth I since she is my very favorite of all the English monarchs.
Others have summarized the plot of this novel so I will not repeat their efforts. This is a long book, a little over 21 hours on the audiobook, but I finished listening to it in less than 4 days. Although I do have a life, I found it difficult to take off my earphones and stop this story. I guess it's a good thing that batteries do need to be recharged occasionally. I was even happy with the ending. I read the preceding book, but this one could stand on it's own without losing much.
"Personally a Tremendous Influence"
This book profoundly influenced much of my life. I first read it while in high school and then again some time later. Now, after a lifetime, I listened to the audiobook. What struck me most from this most recent experience with the novel is the complete decency and sense of duty its characters displayed as they waited for a deadly inevitable cloud of radiation from nuclear war in the Northern Hemisphere to reach them in southern Australia. They clung to, or discovered, what meant most to them in their lives and continued to carry on in the face of the certain destruction of the human species. Contemporary readers may find their behavior implausible, but having grown up in the post WW II era, I see this as congruent with the values and character of that period.
I was in college at the time of the Cuban Missile Crisis and vividly remember the sense of urgency I felt after President Kennedy's now-famous speech where everything--my future and that of the entire world--was on the line. Afterwards I soberly rode the elevator up to my room from the dorm lounge where so many girls had watched and listened to grave and frightening announcements. Many of my companions were openly crying and beginning to despair. One of them turned to me and asked with great urgency, "What are you going to do?" I answered that I was going to study for the Sociology exam I was scheduled to take in the morning. She looked at me incredulously and exclaimed, "But we may be at war tomorrow!! We may all be dead!" I thought about her question and replied, "But we may NOT be at war, and if we are not, I will certainly have to take that exam. I can't change anything out there, but I CAN continue with what I am here to do. I can be prepared for that test."
In retrospect, we all know what happened: there was no war, I took that exam, and I did pretty well on it. I learned from On the Beach, and from that Missile Crisis experience, that I needed to do my job, whatever that might be, and to do it to the best of my ability for the rest of my life regardless of what whirlwinds of craziness were swirling about me. The characters in this book knew they were going to die, and they knew when--a truly terrifying concept. Yet, as the book points out, we all know that that our condition is terminal. Our time here is finite; we each need to make ours the best, most productive, life we can, for ourselves and for those around us. There is so much that we cannot control, but we can govern ourselves. We can be true to our values as so many of Shute's people were in this novel.
Because I had grown up with air raid drills, "duck and cover," under a constant threat of nuclear annihilation, this book spoke directly to me. It frightened me tremendously, but it also taught me some very important lessons that have remained an integral part of everything I have done since. Each day of life dawned with a strong sense of urgency, causing me to grasp exciting experiences and opportunities as they offered themselves. I never felt the luxury of letting them pass by perhaps for another time.
Over these many years, I have experienced much change, both loss and gain. Some events and situations I could influence, while others I was utterly impotent to affect. I learned from this book, and from life, to direct most of my energy and efforts into those spheres where I could actually have impact, and to let the rest go by. For me this is the major lesson of On the Beach.
The novel certainly may have also influenced those with the power to change global politics, leading them to actions which effectively avoided nuclear war and total annihilation of life as we know it on earth. That is unknowable. I only understand that, unlike the characters in On the Beach, I was granted a full life--basically a wonderful and somewhat unexpected gift.
"Too Weird"
This is truly a very weird book!! I usually don't read things like "14," but it appealed to me after I had listened to more than 40 hours of "Far From the Tree" which was pretty serious and often sad. By contrast this book is a fantasy/science fiction type, something I occasionally enjoy as a change. It certainly WAS a break from my norm, and I'm now more than ready to return to reality again, even in my choice of fiction--at least until George R.R. Martin manages to finish his sixth book in the "Song of Ice and Fire" series.
There are a number summaries and analyses of the plot of "14" so won't add another. It's enough to say that I rather enjoyed the first three-quarters of the novel, but I only endured the ending. It just got too strange for me, and I couldn't relate to either the characters or the story by then. It is like the TV series "Lost" in some ways. I found both compelling long enough that I stuck with them all the way, including their rather disappointing endings.
In order for me to give a book more than three stars, I have to feel that I learned something proportional to the time I invested in it. Unfortunately this was not the case with "14". However, unless I really dislike a book or hate it enough to not finish it, I rarely give less than three stars. So three stars it is for a fairly entertaining first three-quarters but a rather numbing last section and ending.
"An Excellent History of the Reign of Elizabeth I"
I've read quite extensively on the Tudors, especially Elizabeth I. She has always fascinated me. I found The Life of Elizabeth I by Alison Weir one of the best, perhaps my favorite so far. The book covers the period from Elizabeth's ascension to the throne at the age of 25 until her death as an old woman at 69 with just a brief overview of her earlier life to provide context. The major events of the period were woven into background information on the culture and society of England during the later part of the 16th century. The book was an excellent narrative that never bogged down, at least not for me. The narrator, Davina Porter was perfect.
Alison Weir is a highly respected historian of the Tudors as well as an accomplished writer. I enjoy her books and learn from them, but this one stood out for me. I recommend it highly as an introduction to Elizabeth I or as a pleasant way to revisit the life of this remarkable woman for those already acquainted with her from previous study.
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Bummer, Arnold's isn't open till mid may. Not sure about Cobie's ..
Top, I can't wait to see that purple furple ...
I've been a no show the last few times, but I will put it on my calendar. 6 weeks away and already close to 200 posts.
Looking for 25 or 26T Dura Ace uniglide cogs both cassette and FW. Can trade NOS 22 or 24T.
I'm getting worried I won't be in proper shape for this ride, I have a lot of catching up to do. We just lost our last dirty pile of snow .. so this weekend is some scheduled riding.
Me too. Maybe tomorrow, but I'm just back from my road trip to Nashville and back and have buckets of church stuff to catch up on. But guess what is expected Friday-Saturday? Rain changing to sleet and freezing rain. Maybe Sunday afternoon.
Top, our ground is still covered and in places the natural snow is still 2 feet deep. The pile at the end of the driveway is still 8 feet tall and about a 30X30 foot square.
Spring sprang here on Monday. I feel like dancing outside naked.
I have made this longer than usual because I have not had time to make it shorter. --Blaise Pascal
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But my dooryard is about 6 inches deep in first-quality Maine mud, so hope is in sight.
I'm so psyched for this ride! I'm headed down to Chatham the week before as well, and will do a recon run up the OCRT, weather permitting, and get my new French fancy dialed in.
In fact, I'm getting my swap & trade box together, along with the 50cm Miyata 1000 and a very nice 52cm Shogun 500.
You know it's going to be a good day when the stem and seatpost come right out.
I'm still hoping to make it and bring along Pastor Bob's 144 BCD triplizer, which I borrowed as a pattern. Not sure what I'll ride--maybe my triplized TdF.
The snow is going fast here in Cabot. On Sunday the 31st, you could barely see the top bar of the lawn chair in our backyard, which faces south so the snow melts there first. Today it's melted almost down to the level of the seat. It's a great sight.
"Progress might have been all right once, but it has gone on too long."
--Ogden Nash
Really looking forward to meeting up with everyone, I'm bringing the Holdsworth that I got as a bare frame last fall. Going to put a box 'o parts together soon. That Shogun 500 and Univega bikes are my size, oh no! I need help. Pastor Bob, It would be great to see Sporty in person.
Bumpola…getting close
Clean up the air and treat the animals fair.
Don van Vliet
I need to abstain. I got a new job. Really happy about it, but it takes all my time.
I have spoken.
Thanks! Yeah, I've never packed one of those either. Weird.
Not sure if I have a bike that would go that far. I just took all my favorite ones apart and rearranged all the pieces. They look cool but there's a lot of bugs to work out.
I have spoken.
Rode in shorts today, first time this year. Hope the 26th is as nice.
FYI (the Y being for plural "You"), we may not ride the tandem for this run. I posted this in the MetroBoston regional forum but not here yet. A few days ago Sharon fell and broke her arm and thumb and is now in a cast. They weren't serious breaks and nothing hurts. The cast was optional but recommended. She sees a doc tomorrow for the start of rehab. In the meantime we are being, ah, shall we say, adaptable.
So today we are going to try the tandem, perhaps on the MM. If it works okay we'll both be there for the CCRT run. If not, I'll probably ride a solo bike.
Real cyclists use toe clips.
Dang, Jim. That's a shame. Hope Sharon heals up OK.
Clean up the air and treat the animals fair.
Don van Vliet
Give Sharon my best and here's my hope for a speedy and complete recovery!

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Converting a duct-less range hood to ducted
I have a standard Broan 30 inch ductless range hood. There is already a vent stack in the cabinet, the last owners just covered it up with the new ductless hood. I want to replace it with a new ducted vent hood and make use of the exhaust vent already in place.
I'm a fabricator and I'm considering just converting the ductless hood to a ducted hood. I'm going to cut a hole in the top to mate to the duct and cover the return vent in the front. Looking at vented hoods, I don't see alot of difference besides the front vent and hole. Is there any reason I can't/shouldn't do this?
It's probably too late, but for information (and if you haven't already done so), I suggest posting questions like this on the "Discussions" side of Kitchens. This is the "Gallery" side that's more for finished kitchens and the like. The Discussions side of Kitchens is for on-topic discussions concerning kitchen remodels. You will most likely get many more responses over there.
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Acid Atom
Wrapped in a Nicaraguan maduro leaf, Atom is the only ACID cigar where the depth and fullness of the tobacco flavors completely overwhelm the essential oils and herbs in which it's cured. A must-smoke for the cigar smoker who digs a mighty, mellow maduro with rich tobacco taste. Try 5 now!
I could not get a consistent burn out of this cigar, and it was a chore to keep it lit. The burn was not very sharp, and I found myself having to do double, even triple puffs to keep it lit. Flavorwise, it was nothing special. I didn t get any unique flavors out of this, just your standard tobacco flavor. Of the Acid s I ve tried, it is not my favorite.
My first Acid cigar was an Atom, and for my money, it's the best of the bunch. Additives are noticeable, but kept to a minimum. Almost immediately after lighting, there are rich flavors of leather, dark cherry and pepper. Hey, if you don't like flavored cigars, you probably won't like this one either. But it's a nice alternative to Acid's other overly-flavored cigars.
Great tasting cigar, slightly sweet wrapper and creamy, mellow smoke. Wasn't overwhelmingly botanical like some Acids. Mine burned pretty unevenly, though.
it was by far the worst cigar i ever tried lucky for me a friend gave it to me to try. i would have to say it was 10 time sweeter than a swisher sweet and i don't like them either. i had to quit after the third drag on it i could not stomach more than that


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- September 8, 2012 at 11:52 am
I have a new game that I would like to send you for your review. It is a great game for a "50 Shades of Grey Party," Bachelorette Party, or Adult Couples Game Night! If you would be interested in reviewing, it or considering it for your blog I would appreciate it very much. Please let me know if you are interested. Thank your for your consideration.
- September 27, 2012 at 6:09 am
I would love to hear the idea for this party… I host LOTS of ladies nights and this would be a great theme!!
- October 1, 2012 at 7:16 am
I am having a Passions Party in a couple weeks and would love to hear about your game or any other ideas you might have. Thank you!
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- October 2, 2012 at 2:32 pm
Hi. We are considering hosting a girls "50 Shades" party as an auction item at our annual fund raiser. We welcome any ideas to make the party more fun….We would love to review your game…..
- October 2, 2012 at 2:35 pm
We are considering hosting a "50 Shades" party as a auction item at our annual fund raiser. We would love to review your game.
- October 3, 2012 at 2:22 pm
Hosting a Shades of Grey book club next month!
- October 14, 2012 at 8:47 am
I am planning a girls night out and would be interested in your ideas.
- October 18, 2012 at 11:54 am
Hi, first i would like to say THANKS in advance. It is very nice and kind of you to share. I am a PR Consultant so i do alot of Parties. matter factI have one tomorrow nite so I hope I am not to late in getting this . new games and ideas are always a plus lol.
- October 19, 2012 at 12:48 pm
I also a party planning consultant and I would love to recview your ideals. Seems that the 50 Shades has taken off…it's the thing to do these days.
- December 18, 2012 at 8:29 am
I'm hosting our first book club meeting next month featuring Fifty Shades of Grey. Would love to review your game and incorporate it into the meeting.
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Mission -- Secret composed by Ryan Meeboer. For Alto, Tenor & Baritone Saxophones (AATB). Part(s); Quartet; Score; Woodwind - Saxophone Quartet. Eighth Note Publications. Blues. 20 pages. Published by Eighth Note Publications (AP.81-SQ1046).
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Liz Manring, Public Information
(520) 515-3698
By Dr. J.D. Rottweiler
It's the holiday season, and I can think of no greater gift to the community than those Cochise College has been fortunate to announce just prior to the end of the last two years.
In December 2012, Cochise College was the beneficiary of a trust that will help advance career and technical education offerings available to county residents.
This year, the college is preparing to begin offering automotive technology classes in a vacant automotive dealership provided by The Lawley Automotive Group on Highway 92 just south of Fry Boulevard. The location provides space to teach more students more skills than in the past and enhances the visibility of a program that prepares a type of graduate cities will always need – automotive professionals.
The college is thrilled with these opportunities to show what it can do. We're also proud that those who have chosen to support Cochise believe in the college's ability to provide quality education and turn out graduates with potential.
But these examples aren't entirely about Cochise; they are gifts to the community because what they ultimately do is help drive the economy and quality of life in Cochise County. Everyone benefits when an educated citizenry earns more, commits fewer crimes, and is healthier than one that is not.
Most people don't especially care to ask others for financial support. Having an opportunity to meet a need is key to making it happen.
So I ask you to consider, when making decisions about charitable giving in the New Year, that the question isn't what the college (or other organization) needs, but what the community needs that the college can provide. The gifts described above make it possible for Cochise College to carry out its mission to provide accessible educational opportunities to the community in ways that its budget would not normally allow. For this, we are thankful.
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Hotel Villa Zarko - Kaštel Lukšić, Kaštela
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Hotel Villa Zarko offers hotel accommodation in the Kastel Luksic area.
This 3 star Kastel Luksic hotel offers free Wi-Fi and dry cleaning/laundry.
The hotel has a meeting room available for hire. Catch up with all the local news and weather in the lobby, where you will find complimentary newspapers and a TV, as well as fresh coffee and a safe deposit box at the front desk.
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Breakfast at Hotel Villa Zarko
A free buffet breakfast is available between 7:00 AM and 10:00 AM.
Hotel Facilities at Villa Zarko
- Laundry service
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Multilingual staff
- Newspapers
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Restaurant/Dining
- Cafeteria
- Shuttle service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Meeting Room
- Internet/Email services
- TV Lounge
Know before you go
- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 24 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Children 3 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Check-in: between 2:00 AM and midnight.
Check-out: before noon.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 20 per vehicle (one way)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the hotel:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1 per person, per night for adults; EUR 1 per night for guests aged 12-18 years old. This tax does not apply to children under 12 years of age.
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Room Details
Hotel Villa Zarko has 16 guest rooms. Rooms open onto balconies. Satellite TV channels offer entertainment at the end of a busy day. Corporate travelers will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, safes and phones during their Kastela visit. Private bathrooms are outfitted with showers, rainfall showerheads and hair dryers. Additional comforts include air conditioning.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Telephone
- Extra beds
- Baby cots/cribs available
- Hairdryer in each room
- Safe
- Desk
- Terrace/Balcony
- Satellite TV
- Wireless Internet access
Distances from Hotel Villa ZarkoBene Beach - 4.9 km / 3.1 mi
Kasuni Beach - 5.7 km / 3.5 mi
Franciscan Monastery of Poljud - 5.9 km / 3.7 mi
Poljud Stadium - 6.2 km / 3.8 mi
Meje Beach - 6.4 km / 4 mi
Mestrovic Gallery - 6.5 km / 4.1 mi
Archaeological Museum - 6.6 km / 4.1 mi
Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments - 6.8 km / 4.2 mi
Marjan Hill - 6.9 km / 4.3 mi
Croatian National Theater - 7.1 km / 4.4 mi
Church of Our Lady of the Bell Tower - 7.1 km / 4.4 mi
St. Stephen's Monastery - 7.2 km / 4.4 mi
Republic Square - 7.2 km / 4.5 mi
Fish Market - 7.2 km / 4.5 mi
Nakic Palace - 7.3 km / 4.5 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel Villa Zarko is Split (SPU) - 5.8 km / 3.6 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services Hotel Villa Zarko
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- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
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Cool One bedroom+Living room apartment in historic building one block away from the Argentine landmark,among other highly touristic areas.Recently renovated.Easy access to subways, buses and walking distance to most of our history
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Central heating or a heater in the listing
Continuous access in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
Big comfortable apartment with one bedroom, one bathroom, kitchen, and a separated livingroom that can be seen as a second bedroom. Right in the center of the city, with a location impossible to beat. One block away from the landmark of the country, the obelisco. With all the subway/metro lines around the corner, and the yellow touristic bus stop one block away as well. Take a look at the area, watch a map and you will find thousands of great restaurants, theaters and places you must visit within walking distance.
Guest Access
The apartment has high speed wifi internet connection, heating, air conditioner and a great host that will do everything within his possibilities to make sure you have a pleasant stay =) Just tell me if you need something special.
Interaction with Guests
This part of the city is historical and the buildings are mostly antique, knowing that, after getting this apartment I worked hard and put a lot of effort updating the place to make it comfortable and cozy for up to 5 people. With all new appliances you will have a nice small kitchen with microwave, hot plate, coffee maker, refrigerator and cookware. The bedroom is very big and has a double bed. The living room has a couch that convert into another really comfortable double bed. If you are a party of 5, I can provide you with an extra couch for the 5th guest upon request. I will, for sure, continue updating and working on making the apartment better in between guests.
When you get here, you'll find fresh towels, bed sheets, and all everything you may need to feel at home such as bottle and can opener. Again, the whole idea is to offer my guests a comfortable place where you will enjoy your days in Buenos Aires. If you doubt this is the apartment or you, please ask me telling me what you plan to do here and I'll answer you with total honesty.
The Neighborhood
The Avenida Corrientes Neighborhood is both full of commerce activity during the day, and when the sun goes down, the theaters lights turn on. Corrientes Avenue is for us, what Brodway is for New York. With the best theaters of Argentina and the best shows. The neighborhood is not residential. It's vibrant and full of energy, and it offers the best cultural activities within walking distance. Great if you are staying for just a couple of days.
Getting around
The apartment is one block away from all the subway/metro lines. Thousands of buses passes along 9 de julio avenue, one block away. It's extremely easy to go anywhere in the city, from the apartment.
Parking is not included, but there are many Garages around the corner. More than 4 parking garages within a block radious.
I can tell you how to get from the airport, just tell me which airport you are landing at. And I'll be happy to help
This apartment is not an apartment to throw parties. Please don't smoke inside the apartment. There are two nice and accessible windows where you can smoke but please make sure the smoke goes away, as the guest after you may not be a smoker. Pets are not allowed because the floors in the bedroom and livingroom is carpet.
I'm very flexible with the check in/out but please let me know your arrival/departure time in advance so I can organize myself
This was our second stay in a Diego pad. In our first review we called Diego our "one-stop-shop, super concierge and friend in Buenos Aries", and that continued for this stay. Have a look at our previous review, as he really is the perfect host for your stay in BA.
Diego was kind enough to accompany us in a taxi from our previous AirBnB in a taxi and let us in, show us around. The apartment is in a beautiful old building with lots of charming features and the apartment itself also has a more older world charm, with roll top bath and high ceilings. Everything was exactly as described in photos, and the location is right in the heart of things. We actually found San Telmo to be our favourite area of BA, and this apartment is in easy walking distance.
Do yourself a favour and stay in either this, or one of the other pads owned by Diego. He's a great host and we feel like we made a real friend in him during our short time in Buenos Aries.
The apartment was in a great location, and it was very spacious. Great find!
Best location in town! We had a wonderful time stay in this apartment. It is above the famous historical IDEAl bar and cinema, the building itself is a historical landmark in Buenos Aires, when you step inside the antique elevator you would appreciate all of these historical feels :-) I did. The host is very nice, he provided us an mobile phone to use, and give us many useful information about the local attractions, communication is excellent. I recommend this place.
The apartment is very well located, near the interesting areas
It's quiet but insufficiently bright.
Diego was a most helpful host, helping us with tons of info even before the trip. Every single mail or message to him is answered promptly.
The apartment is right in central Buenos Aires . The city's famous landmark, the Obelisk, is 5 to 10 min away fm the aprt. If landing at Aeroporto, public bus 45, cost 5 ars5, takes you direct to his place.
He even let us hv a sube card which saves us lots of money when taking a bus or metro. He also left a bus guide for us, take yr time, learn how to read the guide. It is cheap to move around with public buses.
The aprt fits my family of 5. There is air cond in the main bedroom that sleeps 4. Kitchen space is bit limited so only one person can fit in at a time. It is fully equipped anyway and there is a carrefour next to it in case you need provisions.
Neighborhood is safe, being near the obelisk. Several different lines of metro is within 5 min of walk fm aprt.
Overall great host, fantastic place...
Our stay at Diego's place was just perfect.
Diego is probably the most helpful guy ever.
Since he was out of town, his cousins helped out with the check in and everything else we needed.
The location is very central and you can find a lot of restaurants and cafes around.
The place itself is great for a couple even though there are beds for 4 persons. It's basic, nothing too fancy but all you need.
Diego even provided us with all information we needed for our trip to the south, offered a lot of help and would do everything possible to make a comfortable stay for us.
Great experience after all.
Nos sentimos muy cómodos en el departamento,faltaron algunas almohadas pero es un detalle solo para tener en cuenta cuando hay unos cuantos huespedes como nosotros.El resto tal cual como estaba en la descripción.
El barrio bien ,tranquilo, si bien esta insertado en el centro de la ciudad igualmente reinaba tranquilidad.
This host has 114 reviews for other properties.View Other Reviews
I've been living in Buenos Aires for almost 6 years now and can't get enough of the vibrant energy, culture and diversity it has to offer.
I LOVE travelling and I'm always planning my next trip. I use Airbnb a lot to meet locals and find great places to stay on my trips, and also to bring a little bit of the world to me as well.
As a guest and a host, I make every effort to be as respectful, accommodating, and friendly as possible, and I treat my guests as friends who are visiting me. I love meeting new people and exploring new places and will always do my best to make sure your stay is enjoyable. Oh! And I also like to try new coffee bean blends, as I'm sort of a coffee geek =)


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You get the opportunity to have a boat ride on our large, high-speed, double-decker catamarans through Nassau's historic harbour over to Blue Lagoon Island. The scenic ride includes great views of Nassau, Paradise Island and best yet an unspoiled private island far away from hotels or other buildings.
Where and when should I check-in?
You must check-in at the Paradise Island Ferry Terminal. It is the only building between the two bridges on Paradise Island. We recommend that you arrive 30-minutes before your boat departure time. This gives you enough time to check-in at the ticket booth and get your wrist band.
How long is the tour?
Our tour is approximately 3 hours long including a 20-minute scenic both ride to and from our facility, an educational lecture, program and time to shower, change, view your photos and make purchases in our snack and gift shops.
What times do the boats depart?
Our boats depart from Paradise Island Ferry Terminal at four regularly scheduled times: 8:30am, 10:30am, 1:30pm and 3:30pm.
Can I walk from Atlantis to the ticket booth?
Yes. The Paradise Island Ferry Terminal is located directly across the street from Atlantis by the Marina Village and Marina. Our check-in window is located closer to most of the lobbies than some of the hotel's own attractions. We are only a five minute walk from the Coral, Beach and Royal Towers lobbies.
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Japanese Maples
I have removed 40 holly plants from my North facing yard. The ground was covered with what I know as 'volcanic rock'. The porous black rocks that are light. Hope you understand what I mean.
I have an established tree that does not lose it's leaves in the winter. Sorry I cannot tell you what it is, but it would provide shade for the maples in Summer.
I would like to plant several Japanese Maples (Crimson Queen, Orangeola, Shin Deshojo) beneath that large tree and wonder if the 'volcanic rock' will pose a problem if I don't remove all of it? Would it be wise to dig a deeper hole and put some of that 'volcanic rocks' in the bottom of the hole, to provide more drainage? I would appreciate any suggestions as I'm new to planting those beautiful trees here in Texas.
I would appreciate any suggestions.
I have been using a smaller size of the black lava rock in my maple containers for a while now. I use about 20% lava rock 1/4" size to mix with my container soil to provide aeration. That said, you can just till the lava rocks into the soil, it will only help.
I am assuming that you have clay soil, since that is what I have in Dallas, if this is the case do not dig a hole and then fill it with lighter soil mix. It will create a water basin that will drown the trees. If you have clay soil, it will be better to plant on a mound, or use as much of the native soil as possible.
But if you lucky to have loamy soil, then just till the lava rocks into the soil and plant.
Thanks for your insight on the clay soil. It didn't occur to me that it would create a 'water basin', and I know these trees need good drainage. I have read that the JMs I'm choosing have a shallow but wide root system and I plan to cover the entire area (15' x 15') with light colored river rock (approx 1-1/2" to 3").
I know not to place the rock against the trunks, but i'm wondering how close to place the rocks and how high a mound you would suggest. The large shading tree and the JMs will be the only vegetation in that area.
Another item i'm concerned about. I have a sprinkler system already in place (you already know about the foundation consequences). Is it wise to have water spraying on them, or should I consider drip lines to the trees? My Winter watering schedule is around 8AM and Summer is at 5AM.
Again, I appreciate your feedback.
I would probably use mulch around the tree (mulch should be away least a few inches from the trunk) since mulch would be better in maintaining the temperature and moisture compared to the stones. You could do a 2 feet radius of mulch around the tree, and them use the rock after that.
I have not planted any of my trees on the ground, so I do not have any first hand experience, but the attached link may provide you with some more information.
A sprinkler may not be able to provide the water a tree needs, it may be easier to convert some of the sprinkler heads to drip systems. This is how I water all my containers, I replace sprinkler heads with drip manifolds and then run these to the containers.
Another planting article
You may want to take into account the adult size of these trees when deciding on how many trees you want to plant in that area. Some of these grow pretty wide.
Here is a link that might be useful: Planting maples
Thanks again Xman,
The websites you posted give me more insight on planting. May I ask how large your pots are for your JMs? I'm considering potting them and placing the pots half buried in the landscape, then bringing the rock right up to the pots. I'll be putting in a drip line like you suggested to each pot, from the sprinkler heads. I'm considering some type of stone pot, granite or marble, versus the clay pots.
Thanks for your reply.
Growing them in containers has it own pros and cons.
Pros: You can control the soil mix, and the drainage. You can move the tree around to the best suitable position in terms of sun and wind.
Cons: You need to really keep the watering schedule. The trees need regular repotting and root pruning.
You may not be able to bury the pots if you have clay soil. Look into a raised bed as an option.
Most of my trees are in 7 gallons size, I have a few in the
20 - 25 gallon size, and some smaller. I do not want to go more than 25 gallon size, as it get very heavy.
I grow all my trees in grow bags (smart pots). I place these bags in clay containers, or whatever containers I can get for cheap. Large containers, even clay one are expensive, I usually get ones that have hairline cracks in them for a few bucks and fix the cracks. They usually hold up pretty well since the root bag takes all the pressure of the soil etc.
With the 15 x 15 place, you can probably some nice raised beds. You can try one large bed, or many smaller beds different shapes, using pavestone, etc. or plant on a mound and companion plant around the mound.
Here is a link that might be useful: Smart pots


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Jimmy Walker cruised to a 4-shot victory over Jordan Spieth at the Valero Texas Open on Sunday and that saw Walker break into the top-10 and up to No. 10 in the world rankings.
Tommy Cocha closed with a 3-under 69 on Sunday and he hung on to win the Mazatlan Open.
FACTS AND STATS: Course Architect: Robert Trent Jones, Sr. (1967-69), Roger Rulewich (2002-03). Year Opened: 1969. Location: Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Slope: 137. Rating: 74.7. Par: 72. Yardage: 7,005.
The 54-hole leaders at the last nine PGA Tour events have come in all shapes and sizes, from former major champions to tour rookies.
Bowditch, who held a 3-shot lead headed into the final round, did not make it easy on himself all day. Still, Bowditch had a 2-shot lead going into the final hole and he was able to make bogey and win by a shot. Bowditch finished the week at 8-under-par 280. He has not won since.
Matt Every outlasted Henrik Stenson to successfully defend his title at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Sunday and that victory propelled him up to No. 40 in the world rankings.
Diego Velasquez fired a 6-under 65 on Sunday and rolled to a 6-stroke win at the Colombia Open.
Masters champion Bubba Watson has withdrawn from this week's Arnold Palmer Invitational due to the death of a childhood friend, the PGA Tour said Wednesday.
Bradley just missed a birdie putt on the final hole, which would have forced a playoff. Bradley was looking to make it three straight birdies to end his round after making gains on 16 and 17. He carded an even-par 72 and finished runner-up.
Jordan Spieth has won two PGA Tour events, both of which came after he reigned in his fiery side and let the ice water flow throw his veins.
Jordan Spieth drained a 28-foot putt on the third playoff hole to win a wild Valspar Championship over Patrick Reed and Sean O'Hair on Sunday, which propelled Spieth up to a career-best sixth in the world rankings.
Tiger Woods announced on his website Friday that he will not play at next week's Arnold Palmer Invitational, a tournament he has won eight times.
The PGA of America announced on Tuesday that the 33rd PGA Grand Slam of Golf will be hosted by Trump National Golf Club Los Angeles this year.
Third-round leader Robert Garrigus struggled to a 4-over 75 in the final round to drop into a share of fourth place. Garrigus never recovered from a double- bogey at the sixth.
Dustin Johnson claimed his first win after a six-month leave of absence from the tour, and that helped him return to the top-10 in the world rankings.
Coming back from his six-month leave of absence, Dustin Johnson's outlook for 2015 seemed cloudy to the prognosticators, but not to him.
The 2018 BMW Championship will be played at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, tournament officials announced on Wednesday.
United States captain Jay Haas named Davis Love III as one of his captain's assistants for the 2015 Presidents Cup, it was announced on Wednesday.
The golf game is a fickle one and the golf swing is the same. Like fingerprints, no two players have the same swing.
The International Federation of PGA Tours announced on Tuesday that the World Golf Championships-Match Play event will be moved to Austin, Texas, in 2016.
Dan Olsen, a onetime PGA Tour member, stated in a radio interview on Friday that Tiger Woods is serving a one-month suspension and is not injured. Olsen backtracked on that statement on Monday.
Padraig Harrington picked up a playoff victory over Daniel Berger on Monday at the PGA Tour's Honda Classic and that helped the Irishman soar up the world rankings.
Patrick Reed dropped four strokes in a three-hole span on the back nine at PGA National on Monday to cost himself the win, or at least a spot in the playoff at the Honda Classic.
PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem announced Wednesday morning that the 2021 Presidents Cup was awarded to the Quail Hollow Club.
Davis Love III has been named the United States captain for the 2016 Ryder Cup after more than a week of speculation.
McIlroy was looking to go wire-to-wire for the win as he held the outright lead after each of the first three rounds, but he struggled to a 4-over 74 on the final day. McIlroy missed an 11-foot eagle putt for the win on the 72nd hole and he settled for birdie and a spot in the playoff.
James Hahn birdied the second and third playoff holes to defeat Paul Casey and Dustin Johnson and win the Northern Trust Open, but the bigger story was who didn't win the title.
James Hahn outlasted Dustin Johnson and Paul Casey in a playoff to win the Northern Trust Open on Sunday, moving him up to No. 86 in the world rankings, while Johnson vaulted six spots to No. 15 this week.
Tiger Woods will continue his break after it was confirmed that he will not play next week's Honda Classic.
Davis Love III will apparently have another chance as Ryder Cup captain for the United States.
Brandt Snedeker picked up his seventh PGA Tour win on Sunday and that helped him jump to 31st in the world rankings.
William McGirt led by two entering the final round last year, but stumbled to a 2-over 73 to slide into sixth place.
Honolulu police have made an arrest in relation to Robert Allenby's stolen credits cards, according to the Honolulu Star Advertiser.
Tiger Woods says his game is not "tournament-ready" and he will not play again until it is.
Jason Day has been teetering on the edge of greatness for a few years now. He took another step in the direction on Sunday.
Walker carded a final-round, 2-over 74 at this event last year, but he was able to hang on and win by one shot at 11-under-par 276.
Jason Day defeated J.B. Holmes, Harris English and 2014 champion Scott Stallings in a playoff to win the Farmers Insurance Open Sunday, and that victory helped vault Day into the No. 4 spot in the world rankings.
World Golf Hall of Fame member Billy Casper died Saturday at the age of 83.
Tiger Woods withdrew from the Farmers Insurance Open after 11 holes on Thursday because of a back injury.
World Golf Hall of Fame member and golf pioneer Charlie Sifford passed away at the age of 92.
However, Woods is coming off a last place finish in Phoenix, so it is hard to say what we will see out of the 14-time major champion this week. Last year, Woods stumbled to a 79 in the third round and missed the secondary cut in his title defense.
Brooks Koepka rallied to win for the first time on the PGA Tour on Sunday, and that victory helped him enter the top 20 in the world rankings.
Tiger Woods struggled to his worst round as a professional at the Phoenix Open on Friday.
FACTS AND STATS: Course Architect: Robert Trent Jones Jr. (1991, 2011). Year Opened: 1991. Location: Koloa, Kauai, Hawaii. Slope: 128. Rating: 74.5. Par: 72. Yardage: 7,123.
Bill Haas has consistently won on the PGA Tour with six titles over the last six years, with two wins in the 2010 season.
The par-3 16th is far and away the most raucous hole in golf, and it was never louder than when Woods aced the hole in 1997. Woods raised the roof as beers and debris showered down on the tee box.
Bill Haas won the Humana Challenge for a second time on Sunday and that helped him return to the top-25 in the world rankings.
(SportsNetwork.com) - Peter Oosterhuis announced his retirement from broadcasting on Friday after 20 years as a golf analyst for CBS Sports and Golf Channel.
Days after being beaten and robbed, Robert Allenby announced on Tuesday that he has withdrawn from this week's Humana Challenge.


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Off-topic: Phoenix/Scottsdale handyman?
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I'm having an impossible time trying to pin down a competent handyman, prefering one who can do delicate things, not just a bull in a china shop. I've called three previous guys - one who moved prohibitively far away, one who is sidelined with a heart attack, and one now a full-time caretaker for his ill wife. I've then called FIVE new prospects, including ones recommended by a neighbor and a plumber, and not one of them is returning my calls after I left multiple messages.
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I pick...485!!!! Happy Holidays to Everyone and a special thanks to our sponsor, Myshkin and Rocky Mountain Vapor!!
My choice is 711 for my Granddaughter's birthday...
Thanks so much for the chance!
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