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Anon did a bit of a rubbish job with a good explanation, so I'll give you the full rundown:
The grey putty has turned grey because it contains a high quantity ferromagnetic particles. Unlike anon said, the putty isn't actually magnetic, but the ferromagnetic particles within attract magnetized metals and objects. The silver cube is a "rare earth magnet" meaning it is created using quite rare metals naturally produced in the earth. The ferromagnetic particles in the putty attract the magnet and pull it slowly towards it, and then the putty molds around the magnet so that as many ferromagnetic particles as possible are connected magnetically to it.
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This house is a hidden treasure, it is located one hour south of Kona and one hour from Volcano National Park. It has fantastic ocean views and a wonderful deck. House is on an old lava flow -shop before you come as nearest store is 30 minutes away!
Space where guests can cook their own meals
In the building, free or for a fee
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Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
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The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
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The Space
Aloha Beach House quiet and peaceful, set in an authentic fishing village. Unwind and relax from city life and packaged vacations. Three bedroom, three baths, and game room. A large Lanai runs the length of the house for dolphin and whale watching. Have dinner on a beautiful Lanai and watch the incredible sunsets enjoy the warm climate with cool coastal breezes. One and half blocks to water access for swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, scuba diving and fishing. There are kayaks and boogie boards ... at the house.
The Milolii area is famous for deep sea fishing, and you can watch the fishing boats or go out yourself.Whales frequent Papa bay from December through mid- March.The beautiful secluded Honomolino Beach is close by-short walk along the coast from Milolii State Park-watch the spinner dolphins, snorkel with the fish in the coral, and maybe see a sea turtle or a rare Hawaiian monk seal. There are wild goats over on Umi street and the king's hiking trails is a 3 minute walk away. Many people walk the neighborhood, also. There are tide pools in the village and there is a local beach in town. The water is a two minute hike to where you can get in it Robinson Caruso style. Guests will need to sign a separate rental agreement upon check in; contact me with any questions please. Daniel will check you in and out of the house. His phone number is on the refrigerator. Since I don't have a deposit please have him do this. POne of the nearest supermarkets is about 30 minutes away at mile marker 77 south of the house; Malama market is next to L and M Barbecue. Also, you can get gas here or across the street by the Ace Hardware. There are breakfast places, a bakery, a coffee house and another supermarket and gas station. Every Saturday there is a market in the am- try the coffee - it is a local blend and great!
From Kona airport go south on Highway 11 towards Kailua and continue on towards the 89 mile marker, turn right on Milolii Road. Go about three miles, turn right on to Ewalu Avenue drive down the road to Waenea Avenue turn left. Drive to third intersection which is Elima Avenue, turn right and go a half block to a tan house left hand side which is 88-1555 Fantastic Sunsets at Makai Hideaway - it is the third house on the left.
From Hilo airport go on Highway 11 north for about two hours till you come to the sign that reads Milolii. Turn left by the sign drive three miles down the road to Ewalu Avenue, turn right drive down to the stop sign to Waenea Avenue turn left. Drive to the third intersection and turn right on Elima Avenue. Go a half block to a tan house left hand side of the road which is 88-1555. Daniel will check you in asap- he lives in the yellow house east of the property on Elima avenue. if you arrive late, he will get you in the am.
Guest Access
There are boogie boards, snorkel gear and beach toys in the closet on the first floor. There are a gazillion DVDS and netflix in the house. The kayaks are great! There is a play station in the lower master and WII is in a box in the closet- feel free to use.
Interaction with Guests
Most of the year I am in California so my interaction with guests is via email but I am happy to answer any and all questions. There is an orange folder titled Welcome Book on the desk or bar with ideas of what to do plus there are guidebooks in the house. Please leave them for future guests when you leave. Daniel's latest favorite thing is manta ray diving on the Hang Loose Boat which is north of Kona. Talk to him about it if you are interested! Everything is a drive on the Big Island so be prepared for that!
The Neighborhood
I love walking the streets to get exercise. Cars are traveling slowly in the neighbourhood. Speed limit is 15 miles per hour. The swimming hole is two minutes away- go northwest on Kai street to find- its over by the bay. That's where we put kayaks in. There are tide pools in the village and the wharf is a great snorkeling place as is the swimming hole by the house. There really isnt a beach close to the house but drive into the village of Milolii , the last hawaiian fishing village,park, and hike 15 minutes into Honomolino Beach, a pretty, quiet, black sand beach with a patch of white on the southern part.
Getting around
You need to have a rental car for this house. Four wheel drive is a great addition to your car experience on the island- there are lots of places on the island to enjoy 4 wheel drive- you don't need it though to reach the house- roads are paved but curvy to the house.
Other Things to Note
Seeing the dolphins in Papa bay and the humpback whales in the winter are a great experience. Also, there are wild goats over on Umi Street. There are tide pools before you reach the community center on the right side. Buy fish in the village or up at the top of the hill- sushi grade Ahi tuna is wonderful! Ono is also a great fish to cook in butter and enjoy.
Please don't leave screen doors open especially on the first floor as all creatures small and big come in! There is an additional rental agreement to be signed upon arrival at the house. Contact me with any questions.Daniel will check you in and out of the house. At this time there is an 20 dollar charge which I add to your reservation; this covers checkin and out , bottled water, netflix, and internet.. We ask that people be conservative with the water and electricity and respect the place as if it is their own. Again please keep screen doors closed as then the whole bug and critter population comes in if you don"t. When you leave the house please shut glass doors as storms whip up and it could come in and ruin the bamboo floors. Also, wash your dishes If you stay longer than a week please take trash to the village dumpster as bugs grow in the trash containers due to the tropical climate. Trash directions are on fridge. Don't drink the tap water. It's good for brushing your teeth, showering and cooking if you boil it. Bottled water is provided. Please smoke outside .Thanks so much!
There are 8 steps, then a landing, then 8 steps to reach main level of the house the first floor is accessed here where the white door is- the game room is there and a bathroom and a master bedroom. Our goal eventually is to put a king bed in the master
Cheryl's home is absolutely gorgeous. It's in a quiet neighborhood with wonderful views of the ocean. We loved spending time in the bright living room surrounded by views of the ocean and on the wrap around balcony. Daniel greeted us and made us feel welcome - he was full of insider knowledge and great tips.
The house is at the bottom of a steep and winding road - the drive down from the highway takes 10-15 minutes depending on your comfort. The road is well paved and you do not need a 4 wheel drive.
Everything you could need for the beach is provided, including snorkel gear and kayaks. Although we didn't have the opportunity to use the kayaks or the snorkel gear because the waves were very rough near the house - I think this is uncommon and was due to a swell passing through. There are 3 good size bedrooms plus a queen bed in the game room. I think the house could comfortably sleep 4 couples plus a couple of children on air mattresses and pull out couches. Note that the game room, bathroom, and large bedroom downstairs are not connected to the main living space upstairs.
Volcano National Park is about 1 - 1.5 hours away and Hilo can be reached in 2 hours with no traffic, if you really book it (we were late for a flight). Captain Cook is not too far, but the traffic took us nearly an hour. Make sure to bring your own food to the house. All kitchen items are provided.
We only wish we could have stayed longer. I think the house is a great place to relax and enjoy the quiet and wonderful view. There are some wonderful hikes nearby and Volcano National Park is not too far. We're hoping to bring our family back.
Thank you for your wonderful review! Come again with your family! Watch for last minute specials with me but that won't happen at Christmas time. I will track down a tea kettle. Thanks for the suggestion. I have had 13 people in the house and plan on bring my family of 12 this summer in June. It's a great place to stay 35 days so try for that the next time- I like month renters! I will be sending you a request to review from two other sites if you don't mind. It was a pleasure having you!
Cheryl was an excellent host. She kept us informed via email as to what was going on, lava flow activity, and general weather. We had zero problems.
The house itself is great. While there were only four of us on this trip, the house could easily accommodate twice that many. The beds were comfortable, the bathrooms well stocked with shampoo, soap, sunscreen, ointments, etc., and the view of the ocean off the front lanai was excellent.
The kitchen is well stocked with everything you need to make good food, and the living area has comfortable furniture and even amenities like Netflix.
The caretaker, "Uncle" Dan, was friendly and outgoing. He is also a fount of local information, and he gave us directions to an excellent local beach. This beach is hard to get to, but is fantastic.
The house also has just about everything you need for an island stay: many pairs of snorkels and flippers, kayaks, body boards, water shoes, and numerous other stuff to make your stay pleasant. The fact that you are a one minute walk from excellent snorkeling in the bay doesn't, hurt, either.
The listing is very accurate, and the photos match the house. The house itself is very nicely appointed with nice art and colours. It didn't feel like we were invading anyone's personal space, and it was very comfortable.
The only "drawback" has more to do with the island itself than the house. It is fairly remote, and it takes a lot of driving to get anywhere. Not that distances as so far: you can only drive about 35 mph / 60 km/h, so it takes a while to get anywhere. The twisty roads take some getting used to, especially for a Canadian who's used to wide open spaces and straight roads. None of this detracts from the house, which was exactly as advertized.
Overall, the house was what we expected, the hosts were fantastic, and the view of the ocean off the lanai is great. We had an excellent time, and I would recommend this house to anyone who wants to "get away from it all" in a secluded location.
Thanks Ron for your great , truthful review! Thanks for taking good care of the house. It takes 6 hours to get around the whole island so my house is central to the Big island but if you want parties, noise, mega tourist you should be in Kona. Although nightlife in Kona dies at about 10. Again it was a pleasure you had a great time . Thanks for appreciating the house!
We felt like we are at our summer house. It has everything for comfortable stay and even more. We liked the place, sunny, close to the ocean (no sandy beach like everywhere on Big Island, but good enough to swim), just 100 meters from rocky steps to the ocean. One thing made us upset - this place is really far from everything and to get there you drive from the highway down along mountain serpentine for 5 miles. For a short stay is not convenient, good for a long relaxing vacation.
Cheryl was very accommodating and made us feel very welcome at her house. We needed a playpen for our baby and she made sure it was there when we arrived. The house was very clean and had plenty of games, such as ping pong table and billiard/hockey table to occupy all of our 4 kids. There was also lots of water gear which we were grateful to have for our trips to the beach. We especially enjoyed the spacious lanai where we had all our meals. The house has a great view of the ocean and we were able to watch wales breaching in the evenings through binoculars provided by Cheryl. It is a very comfortable house and there is always a nice cooling breeze on the lanai.
It was a pleasure having your family at my house! I really appreciate how clean they left my house! I needed a little hoot pacnplay anyways for the house . I have been thinking of getting one for the house since last summer. Thank you for your wonderful review! please coma again and spread the word!!! I love the lanai , too; it's probably the most special part of the house. Sp glad whales were there for you!
We thoroughly enjoyed our family reunion at Aloha Beach House. There were 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, and a full kitchen. We stocked up food at Costco & Choicemart, and ate gourmet meals every night. The lanai is large and comfy, and with fans and the breeze we didn't need AC. Miloli is in a fairly isolated location, but that also is a positive if you aren't looking for hordes of tourists (we weren't), and it is much closer to the Volcano Park than other places on the Kona side. Cheryl was great to work with and very attentive to our needs. Daniel the host is very welcoming, and so are the other neighbors. The ocean is fabulous there, crashing surf vs.lava. The house is accommodating and comfy, and cutely decorated. The ping-pong table was well-used by us, as was the kitchen. The price was very reasonable for everything provided. Overall, a great week - thanks, Cheryl !
Thank you Lee for a great review! So glad you chose our house. I always brag to people that you narrowed it to our house from 250 choices- that sticks in my mind. Come again! You were a pleasure to deal with!!! Your review was truthful and makes me want to keep renting it out on airbnb!
We loved the house! Plenty of space to sit and relax (although we were usually out and about) and the extra goodies (kayaks, snorkeling gear, boogie boards) were so great to have. Don't worry about bringing snorkel gear as there are about ten full sets.
As previous reviews suggested, the house is a bit out of the way (roughly an hour south of Kona and fifteen minutes down a winding road of switchbacks). This was not too big a deal for us since it's the Big Island and we knew we would be doing a lot of driving.
There are four beds in the house and a few additional sleeping spaces (a futon, air mattress, and sofa bed). We had 8 adults, and not all were couples, so it was a tad constricting. One was in the futon and another in the air mattress. Not too bad for the week we were there, but any additional time might have seemed cramped.
Cheryl is great at communication leading up to the trip. I had several questions and she usually responded within minutes.
Daniel, who watches over the house since Cheryl doesn't live in the area, is a treasure trove of information. He is very fun and loves to help with any planning.
Overall, I highly recommend the house. Just make sure it is the right fit for your size group and what you're wanting to do.
Thanks Nick for your great review! I appreciate that! I didn't know I had 10 full sets of snorkeling gear ! That's good to know. Glad you loved the house! Hope you loved view coming down the hill- it's my favorite on the Big Island. You were the first to use the air mattress so hope it was all that it was promised unless the 9 people from Japan who stayed in the house at Xmas used it. I plan on having my family or 13 people there this summer. House is 1939 square feet and deck is 600 feet plus.Thanks again for renting the house. please spread the word in your pilot world- I would really appreciate that. Come again!
It is all about the Toilet paper.
If you don't read anything else in this review, understand that the toilet paper provided at the Makai Hideaway is really good quality paper, it exemplifies the attention to detail that Cheryl put into her home, and the hospitality in the small details that makes a big difference between just a rental and an amazing home.
We loved our stay at Cheryl's place! We felt incredibly privileged that she shares her wonderful home.
First, the location: One of the things that the Big Island is known for is its volcanoes and lava. Other than seeing actual flowing lava (which wasn't possible during our stay), one can pretty much experience the same at the seaside house. The house is on actual lava flow and one can see and experience the lava field the community is built upon. In addition, one can see and hear the ocean and the beautiful coastline from the house. There is a small black sand beach less than 20 minutes away as well as another swimming/snorkeling location less than 5 minutes (walking!) away. In short, the location is beautiful!
Hospitality: It is the little things that count: an up-to-date 2014 travel guide for the Big Island that we brought with us on our daily excursions, Hawaiian music CDs, DVDs, wifi, kitchen utensils, bowls and everything else you'd need to cook, laundry room, game room, water fun activity stuff...we really couldn't have asked for anything more during our stay.
The process: Cheryl was very responsive to our request to book, even though we contacted her last minute. She is very friendly and answered all of our questions promptly. Her directions were excellent, we had no problem finding the house at night. Daniel the local caretaker is a fount of local information, providing tips on what is worth the time and money and what is just a tourist trap.
Other miscellaneous thoughts: the house is a ways away from the main tourist area of Kona, which is great because you can enjoy your stay away from tourists. Also, the house is great value to share with some friends as there are plenty of sleeping places.
Thank you for your great review! Your TP comment made me laugh! Come again and spread the word in San Diego. We bought the lot in front of the house from some people from Oceanside fyi but its surprising we don't get more guests from San Diego. Hopefully , in the future! I would love for you to review the house on (website hidden) 313588- if you could possibly do so, I would really appreciate it! You two were lovely to deal with! Again come again! Glad first aid kit helped! Take care!
I am a first grade teacher who enjoys teaching young children. I grew up in the four season of the Mid-West and saw the beauty of living in California. I was born in Venezuela and have always worked on both English and Spanish, and am able to teach both languages. My dream was to have a home in Hawaii. I've have spent the last few years traveling between CA and many of the Hawaiian Islands in search of the perfect home. We are settling on the shores of this quaint village. I am married with one 12 year old son, and two dogs. I love to hike and the kings trail is close to this house. I love nature nd there are wild goats over on Umi street. I love to watch movies and there is netflix at the house. I love geckos and there are brown and green ones at the house. I like deals and the Aloha Beach house is one! There is a king bed now in the master- everytime we go we make the house nicer! It's nicer than our house in California. The master bedroom downstairs is very large and has a queen bed. House can accomodate large groups; I just have to charge extra due to utilities. We get lots of family groups!
This beach house has been a 30 year dream in the making! It is always so incredible when you see your dreams come true with belief and hard work. Please come and share the Aloha Beach House- it really is a special place set in an authentic fishing village.

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Nice comments, except I'm tired of the CGI being blamed for The Phantom Menace's problems. There was a crap tonne of damn good FX work in that movie, both physical models and CG, but none of which had to do with the fact that the problem was George couldn't make trade embargoes and votes of no confidence exciting enough for a Star Wars film.
Really looking forward to Blood and Chrome. Caprica should have been far closer to this idea from the very beginning.
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Looking at Things from a Programmer's Perspective (Part 2)
March 27th, 2015 by pgblogeditor
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Pursuing a Creative Ideal
I programmed by myself for the first time when I was in around the fourth grade of elementary school. It all began when I started playing around with the educational programming software called "Family BASIC". But of course, being an elementary schooler, I couldn't comprehend programming. At the time, I bought a monthly programming magazine and just typed in whatever was written in it. Of course, sometimes it didn't work even when I typed it in, so I checked every character one-by-one to fix my mistakes. Re-typing that over and over again, I naturally learned how to program. Later on, for example, when I learned about one-point perspective in a high school class, I went home and made a 3D dungeon. I applied the rules I had learned and drew lines on the screen, and made it so that I could move around using the keyboard. I really enjoyed this type of amusement, because I just created things to satisfy myself. I didn't have any grand goals in mind.
There are two pieces of shared understanding among programmers, and the first one is that the computer is never wrong. Unless it's actually broken, the reason the computer isn't doing what you want is within yourself. Programmers don't just think this way about computers – it forms the basis of the way we think about life. When a problem happens, we make sure to question ourselves before looking for the cause in the outside world. The second one is that programmers are basically patient. By that I mean that programmers can't create anything just by ourselves. For example, we can't work without game designers to come up with the game design, or graphic designers to create graphics. The position of a programmer is to receive requests from all the different groups and respond to them in the best way possible. If that doesn't go well, it's our fault. While handling a large workload, we need to continually respond to requests, add our own flavor to the content, and finally remove bugs.
This isn't just about programmers, but I think it's extremely important to be aware of your own deficiencies. If you know your ideals, and the things you're aiming for, you can make the effort to approach them. If you want to become a decent programmer, you need to go through the disciplined training of polishing the programming into a final form, as well as reflecting that in the actual product. This is something you acquire through tens of thousands of repetitions of putting together a program and then testing it. Because of this, if you want to live on your programming skills, if you want to make games fun, you need to cultivate your sensibilities and be interested in everything. It's meaningless if you can't maintain your interest. Especially at PlatinumGames, everyone is expected to be like this. That sounds like a high bar, but I believe that's why we are able to create high-quality, deep games.
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I love when two characters, who seem like they can't get over their past, find the right person to help them put the past behind them. That's exactly what we get in Marry Me.
Ben is a drummer in a British rock band. Julia is a fashion designer who helps with their wardrobe. While they are both attracted to each other, it never went past innocent flirting and Ben's jokingly asking Julia to marry him. But their relationship begin changing when Julia finally agrees to have a casual dinner with Ben. From that night, their relationship starts to build and forces both Ben and Julia to take a look at their past hurts and decide whether they can leave everything in the past and move forward with the person that makes them truly happy.
I loved Ben. He's how I wish all rockers were: total stage persona but when he drops his drum sticks, he's a man who only has eyes for one woman and would do anything to ensure she felt protected and loved. Despite the fact that he had lived the past few years through one night stands, we can immediately see that those actions are not the true Ben, but one trying to mask his pain. When Julia entered the picture, he immediately knew that she was much more than a fling and went at her pace to try and ensure the relationship staying on solid ground. It's that effort that makes you love Ben, because he was willing to put Julia's wants and needs first and hoped doing so would ensure his own happiness.
Julia was understandably gun-shy with Ben. But she also put Ben in the same box as her ex, even though she knew they were nothing a like. It took quite a bit for Julia to finally realize what she was doing and then traipse three thousand miles to make sure Ben knew exactly how she felt. I had been on the fence about Julia until that point. Once she willingly looked at what she was doing, fessed up to it and rushed to make amends, she became the heroine I rooted for.
While a short, quick, read, it was very charming and sexy, with a couple you could get behind and cheer to the last page.
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YouGov poll seeks citizens' views on the end of the world and shows the nations' religious divide.
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You've not read a truly digital book until you've read 'The New World', a most ambitious attempt to explore a future where books lack physical form and are better for it.
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The legal battles to commercialise off-world rocks are making us the stars of our very own space western.
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The idea is simple: why waste the energy to cool an entire building or room when you could micro-target the space of a human, instead?
With cheap screens coming over here and taking all their jobs, a pane of silver-coated glass is beginning to seem quite quaint.
Smartwatches? Check. Self-driving cars? Check. Corn on the cobs the size of London Eye pods? Hmm
Locusts, beetles, mealworms and more: are they the answer to feeding ever more humans and livestock that will inhabit the planet?
That's provided they don't think it's a great idea to kill us all out of fear, or just because they went crazy.


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Two bicyclists, one a Londoner, the other an American geologist named Ward, out for a pleasant bicycle trip in the idyllic Thames valley, meet at a small village inn on the west bank of the Thames. Their parlor chat turns to the subjects of mountains and volcanic eruptions, and the difference between small vent-hole eruptions and large fissure eruptions. The Londoner speaks:
"Let us be thankful," I said, carelessly, "that such things don't happen in our own times."… (más)
Lengua: Inglés
Publicado en: 1897
Numero de palabras: 7.477 palabras (≈ 30 minutos)
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Belgium Anti-Piracy Group Expands Attack On Access To the Pirate Bay 159
from the new-links-will-sprout-in-brussels dept.
We've improved Slashdot's video section; now you can view our video interviews, product close-ups and site visits with all the usual Slashdot options to comment, share, etc. No more walled garden! It's a work in progress -- we hope you'll check it out (Learn more about the recent updates).
This is exactly why Mediaafires Firefox-plugin "Piratebay Dancing!" was created:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/mafiaafire-piratebay-dancing/ [mozilla.org]
Or is there some circumstance here that cripples the plugin?
(And still there is no notes about how to 'properly' link a word with an URL in slashdots help below writing comments)
This may already exist but if not, how possible would it be to add an additional DNS that has rapidly updated IPs for politically (or otherwise) blocked servers? So long as the user could add this DNS to the ISP provided DNS server list it would be able to more rapidly react to such blocking based on DNS names.
The ISPs would of course block the alternate DNS unless it provided primarily non-pirate related alternative DNS services.
For instance, google's dns servers [google.com], at 18.104.22.168 and 18.104.22.168?
Google told China to back down, and got away with it. I doubt they're afraid of Belgium.
Please. This did more bad than good.
Instead use the force, read it at the source, Luke! [w3.org]
Use 18.104.22.168 as your DNS server - works nicely with thepiratebay.org (I just tested)
Use 220.127.116.11 as your DNS server - works nicely with thepiratebay.org (I just tested)
At least until Google gives UMG access to its DNS server [slashdot.org]
"Now this is a totally brain damaged algorithm. Gag me with a smurfette." -- P. Buhr, Computer Science 354


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Local book events: June 19-25
• Jeffrey Deaver will sign and discuss the new James Bond book, Carte Blanche, 2 p.m. today (June 19) at Murder By The Book, 2342 Bissonnet; 713-524-8597. • Lisa See will discuss and sign Dreams of Joy, 7 p.m. Monday (June 20) in the Morrow Room of the Fondren Library, Rice University, 6100 Main. Event […] [Read More]
Happy Bloomsday. Happy Birthday.
Sixteen years ago today, my sister had her first baby. A baby on Bloomsday. Dang. How lucky can you get? I suggested she name her Molly, after Molly Bloom of Ulysses. June 16 is a sacred day in literature — the day Stephen Dedalus and Leopold Bloom wander through Dublin, drinking and talking and carousing. […] [Read More]
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In Fire and Rain: The Beatles, Simon and Garfunkel, James Taylor, CSNY, and the Bittersweet Story of 1970, David Browne interweaves the stories of the four acts in the title and the landmark albums each released that year: Let It Be, Bridge Over Troubled Water, Sweet Baby James and Déjà Vu. [Read More]
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Review: The story of a missing sister
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Sunnyside Beach Villa is a lovely, spacious, light, and airy beachfront rental villa directly on a beautiful stretch of sandy beach in Spanish Wells Eleuthera Bahamas. This area is safe, clean, and pristine. The rental offers free use of a large hot tub, stainless steel gas grill, 2-person ocean kayaks, bicycles, and hammock.
The villa rental offers three master suites - each offering its own bedroom, full bathroom, and a 9' expanse of French doors leading onto a spacious covered verandah with excellent views of the beach, sea, and surrounding islands. Likewise, the large, airy, open, great room with cathedral ceilings offers an outstanding beach view from a 16' expanse of sliding glass doors, which also lead unto the large covered verandah overlooking the beach. All renters agree, this villa offers the best beach and ocean views on the entire island from every room! They call it 'a million dollar view.' This villa is bright, cheerful, and comfortable.
This villa rental offers all amenities including a fully-equipped kitchen, spacious living area, open kitchen, central A/C, ceiling fans throughout. This spacious beach villa rental offers more than 115 feet across private beach front, which makes it quite private. (Other homes on the beach offer as little as 36 feet of beach frontage, and some are connected to other apartments.)
Renters here have delighted in catching many bonefish directly in front of Sunnyside Beach Villa. There is also terrific snorkeling, fishing, and diving available in Spanish Wells. Sunnyside Beach Villa includes free use of 2-man ocean kayaks, and bicycles, which are great ways to exexplore the area. (Othewise, kayaks and bicycles are expensive to rent separately.)
Sunnyside Beach Villa is located in a secluded area, but just a few minutes from the conveniences of Spanish Wells including well-stocked grocery stores, restaurants, home bakeries, a nautilus gym, marinas, and more.
Sunnyside Beach Villa is located on an idyllic beach with powder soft pinkish sand. The beach is calm, tranquil, and warm with no rocks, rough surf, or riptides, and the ocean is so clear you can see your shadow on the bottom.
This beach villa rental is a great choice for two - four couples traveling together, one couple looking for a romantic getaway, or a family of up to eight adults and two small children.
Beds: Bedroom 1: 1 king bed, Bedroom 2: 1 king bed, Bedroom 3: 1 king bed & 1 queen bed. Sofa sleeper in living area.
Sleeps up to four adults and two small children in the 2 bedroom/ 2 bathroom split plan main house. For larger parties the adjacent third master suite is also available for up to four persons.
We can help you with reserving fishing charters, snorkeling trips, boat and golf cart rentals, and its best to reserve these at the same time that you reserve the villa. Capt. Smiley, the property manager of Sunnyside Beach Villa, along with his brother Capt. Scuba are licensed captains that enjoy taking our visitors on fishing, snorkeling, boating, and caving excursions. Many of our guests say that their excursion with Capt. Smiley or Capt. Scuba is one of the very best parts of their vacation. The captains also rent boats and golf carts at the best prices in town. Call us to reserve your boat, golf cart, or excursion.
Spanish Wells is the fishing capital of the Bahamas, so there is all kinds of fresh seafood available.There are eight restaurants or take aways, a full liquor store, 3 grocery stores, and five variety stores that sell local goods, souvenirs, and more within 1 mile of Sunnyside. There are also home bakeries for fresh baked goods each day, coffee and pastry cafes, and even homemade fresh ice cream, daiquiris, and smoothies available nearby.
Spanish Wells is reminiscent of an idyllic Cape Cod fishing village with swaying coconut palm trees and bright bougainvillea as background. Winding little roads lead a visitor around brightly painted cottages sporting gables and wooden shutters. One can walk around the island, wade for sand dollars on the north beach, purchase the fresh catch of the day from local fishermen, and browse the centuries-old village. Spanish Wells offers one of the most beautiful beaches in the Bahamas and is considered the fishing capital of The Bahamas. The waters surrounding Spanish Wells offer excellent snorkeling, diving, bone fishing, reef fishing, and deep sea fishing. Spanish Wells is a boater's and fisherman's paradise. Spanish Wells is considered by many to be the most prosperous, clean, pristine, and safe community in The Bahamas.
Rates for maximum of 4 adults + 2 children in 2BR/2BA main house: $1895/wk. Oct. - Nov.19. $2395/wk. for November 20 - January 15. 2 week minimum rental + 10% surcharge required for Christmas / New Years. $2295/wk. for January 16 - August 16. 10% surcharge for Easter week and any weeks in March. $2195/wk. for all other dates. The attached guest suite can be rented for larger parties and accommodates four persons at an additional $400/wk.. Please ask about discounts for stays of two weeks or longer. There is a $400/wk. refundable damage deposit required for the main house and a $400/wk. refundable damage deposit required for the guest suite with final rental payment. Note: The rental rates are for accommodations at Sunnyside Beach Villa only. The hot tub, bicycles, ocean kayaks, and other extra equipment are offered free of charge for the use of guests at their own risk. Note: An energy surcharge is applicable on this rental for any electricity bills in excess of $100/wk in the main house & $25/wk. for guest suite (if in use), so please use electricity wisely. Cleaning fee $100.
Sunnyside Beach Villa accommodates a maximum of 8 adults and 2 small children. Larger groups, gatherings, parties, dinners, weddings, receptions, etc., of more than 10 persons are not permitted at Sunnyside Beach Villa without prior written consent and additional fee paid.
We are a local family living in Spanish Wells Eleuthera Bahamas. Our family dates back to the original Eleutheran Adventurers, the first European settlers in The Bahamas, dating back to 1648, who shipwrecked on Devil's Backbone Reef just off of Preacher's Cave in nearby North Eleuthera.. Brian aka Capt. Scuba is a licensed boat captain and works full time as a lobster diver. When not diving commercially for lobsters, he is a local fishing & snorkeling guide, and also offers area tours and cave exploring. (Some have called him the Crocodile Dundee of North Eleuthera.) Brent aka Capt. Smiley is also a licensed boat captain who also offers fishing and snorkeling trips, boat rentals, and golf cart rentals. He is also a local rental property manager. Lorraine is the local North Eleuthera realtor and will be pleased to show you all the best local real estate deals (her listings and all other agents' listings) when you are in town. Just give her a call if you would like any information on the local real estate market or a free real estate tour. We love sharing our piece of Paradise with our new friends.
Brent Beauregard purchased this villa in 2000
What can we say? Love at first sight! This property is the widest beach property available in Spanish Wells, so, there is that much more private beach for us and our renters to enjoy. This property is the center of the 2+ mile long pinkish sandy beach. The home was constructed in such a way that all rooms have a fabulous beach and ocean view, and the entire house opens up for the breezes to just blow through. Ahhh .... Paradise!
Sunnyside Beach Villa is very unique in that all the living areas and all the bedrooms offer terrific views. It is also located in the center of this magnificient beach. Sunnyside also offers more beachfront than any other beach rental in the area. It offers 115' of beach front compared to as little as 36 feet across the beach for other nearby rentals. Sunnyside offers 2 ocean kayaks, four bicycles, a stainless barbecue grill, a hammock, a large hot tub with a fanastic beach view and more.
We had a blast ! It was like living in a postcard. Thank you for being so kind. Hope to visit again next year.
Sunnyside is in the PERFECT location for a beachside holiday while close to shopping and restaurants. The living room faces the beach (there's a small dune for privacy!) and a wall of glass literally pulls back to create an open air space. Amazing! We rented a golf cart to puddle around town and drive out to a great new beach restaurant on Russell Island. Everyone is so friendly!!! The best part is swimming in crystal clear water right out the door!! Lorraine is the perfect hostess-greeting us with fresh baked bread AND fresh tomatoes from the garden in January!
This is our third trip to Spanish Wells. We love this place! We stayed at Sunnyside the first time, and just loved it. We tried to book Sunnyside for our second trip, but it was already booked. We were very sad, but we did get our beloved Sunnyside again for our third trip to Spanish Wells. Sunnyside is very spacious, has a great layout, and the most beautiful views. My favorite spot is the beach side porch where I could just curl up and read a book. The kids all used the jacuzzi, the bicycles, and ocean kayaks daily. They had a blast! Our friendly property manager, Brent (also known as Capt. Smiley) took us out for a great day of fishing. We had enough fish for several delicious meals! His brother, Capt. Scuba, took us on an Eleuthera excursion where we saw many different caves, blue holes, fruit farms, and other area landmarks. It was a fun day, and I would highly recommend Capt. Scuba's tour. (We rented a car on Eleuthera for a day, but didn't find any of these special places on our own.) We rented a boat from Brent / Capt. Smiley and had a great time exploring the area, finding new beaches, and snorkeling in beautiful clear waters. Lorraine had our rental golf carts ready for us at the house when we arrived. Spanish Wells is a beautiful little island, has all amenities, friendly locals, and is a place where safety isn't an issue. We look forward to making Spanish Wells a yearly family vacation.
This villa gives stunning views of the crystal clear water right out the back door. A sand bar stretches for what seems endlessly which makes the water glow at low tide. We rented a 22 ft boat from Capt Ron, and after he gave us a tour of the local spots, we snorkeled every day and saw beautiful coral and lots of tropical fish. We had picnic lunches at secluded Ben's Bay Island and saw dolphin swim by each day. We love the home town feel of Spanish Wells and the friendly local people.
Stayed here with my family in Feb. I can't say enough good things about this place. Spanish wells is very different from other islands I have been to in the Bahamas. The people are friendly, safety is never an issue, and for a tiny island they have a real grocery store. We brought food with us, don't think we would bother next time, the store has everything you could need. and it is less that a 1/4 mile from the house. There is a liquor store on the island now too, so you don't have to bring that with you either!
Lorraine is fantastic, from arranging our transportation to stopping in to check on that everything was ok on our first evening and she even brought us fresh bread and tomatoes!
The home is fantastic, amazing views, great deck, hot tub. The beach is great, hardly saw any other people the whole week. The photos do not come close to showing you how nice it is. The kitchen has everything you need, outdoor grill was great. We ate in most nights, there are good places to eat on the island, but it was hard to leave the house. We did rent the boat, was a blast exploring the islands and finding deserted islands and great little beaches.
I look forward to going back here soon, would rent this place again without any hesitation.
This was probably the best vacation we've ever been on. The villa is beautiful and even more so in real life than in the pictures. The setting is private. We only saw a handful of people walk by on the beach each day. One of the things I loved the most about the island is that it is not touristy. No one tries to sell you stuff. Instead you are likely to be offered a ride, coffee or even rum in a coconut by the islands residents. Lorraine was a gracious host and brought us homemade fish soup one night. Mostly we relaxed, walked the beach and ate a lot of lobster and freshly caught fish. The island is small so you can walk it easily. We didn't have a golf cart although next time we would consider it just to carry groceries. Also walking along the road can be scary especially at night since those golf carts drive pretty fast and there is no sidewalk. The island is very charming and safe. No one locks their doors at night and its hard to imagine any crime there. This was a great place for a family or anyone who can make their own fun for that matter. We didn't find that excursions were necessary because all the beauty was right at our back door. I can't remember the last time I felt so relaxed as on this vacation and I highly recommend it.
After 30 years of vacations I can say that this was the most relaxing with the the most beautiful beach and views from the large porch that I have ever seen. Lorraine is a grest host. Home was extremely clean with everything you could possibly need for your stay. Spanish Wells is a unique small town where everyone is so friendly and kind. Capt Ron of Ron's Marine Supply is a wonderful man that enjoys offering fishing advice and stories of the town. Also, at his business there is a freezer full of fresh fish for you to purchase. I believe we ate 5 seafood dinners while there from his freezer. We rented the 18 foot center council boat from Lorraine and had a blast exploring the uninhabited islands and dropped anchor and waded in to enjoy those beaches and snorkel. The water is the most beautiful color of aqua blue. Believe me you will love this home, beach and town. We look forward to returning.
Other Activities: Para sailing, cave exploring, basketball, bonefishing, reef fishing, deep sea fishing, cliff diving, boating, rock climbing. Spanish Wells offers grocery stores, restaurants / bars, a fully-stocked liquor store, bakeries, marinas, and more.
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
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7 night minimum stay
|Refundable damage deposit
Rates for maximum of 4 adults + 2 children in 2BR/2BA main house: $1895/wk. Oct. - Nov.19. $2395/wk. November 20 - January 15. 2 week minimum rental + 10% surcharge for Christmas / New Years. $2295/wk. January 16 - August 16. 10% surcharge for Easter week and any weeks in March. $2195/wk. for all other dates. The attached guest suite can be rented for larger parties and accommodates 4 at $400/wk
$400/wk. refundable damage deposit required on the main house. $400/wk. required - guest suite with final rental payment. Note: The rental rates are for accommodations at Sunnyside Beach Villa only. The hot tub, bicycles, ocean kayaks, and other extra equipment, if any, are offered free of charge for the use of guests at their own risk. $100 cleaning fee per stay. Electricity surcharge may apply
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For one thing, Povetkin is looking utterly fanastic as of late, and this is from a huge critic of the guy who regularly uses him as the butt of jokes. I must say Atlas has made me a believer, he's looking faster, sharper, and more aggressive, great defense too. So the division is a bit more than the Bros.
Why do you put an emphasis on those three, how about the Puerto Rican gate keeper that kept Coetzer from the Ring rankings? Do you think that version of Ossie is big shoes to fill? There are some solid gate keepers today like Barrett and Sergei that are perfectly capable of trading wins with Coetzer.
Who would beat Old Foreman..well. It didn't take a Jersey Walcott to outbox him. Could many contenders tdoay emulate Morrison and Alex Stewart's performance from that year? Yeah..they could. Hardly a high standard of technical boxing.
Foreman had to low blow Stewart repeatedly in order to immobilize Stewart enough to hit him clean. The knockdowns in the second round were helped along by George's flagrant, hard low blows. Even a man of the cloth is not averse to the occasional foul if it helps his cause!
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Though early episodes of the second season of "Jersey Shore" have shown Snooki, the Situation and their pals getting to know the hotspots in Miami Beach, the reality show will eventually follow them north, back to the familiar boardwalk of Seaside Heights, New Jersey. In fact, the cast is already there, taping episodes and taking the town by storm. They've become, in the words of T-shirt shop owner Danny Merk, "like the Beatles."
One guy who has a front-row seat for the madness is Michael Carbone, who owns the Beachcomber Bar & Grill on the boardwalk. "We get a visit almost every day from the 'Jersey Shore' cast. They seem to come here and like the food," he told MTV News. "They're very healthy eaters."
Among their favorite eats are sushi and the buffalo chicken salad. And, as the stars chow down, customers flock in simply to watch them chew. Such is the odd life of a reality-TV star. The Beachcomber was also the scene of one of the first season's most notorious incidents, when Snooki got punched by a drunken wacko.
"The famous Snooki punch, it happened right here," Carbone said. "It happened on a Tuesday night. Something beyond our control. We had a customer that was cut off and flagged. He just kind of snuck in there and was trying to steal a drink. Snooki was the only one telling him, 'Hey, cut it out.' I guess he hit her without realizing what he did."
The occasional misconduct aside, Carbone said he and other Seaside business owners have welcomed the cast back to the boardwalk. "Business is up. It's helping our economy out," he explained. "People come in every day looking for the cast. We're hoping the show runs for years and years to come."
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Having stayed the night at La Cigale, Cuenca (again), we had a lazy morning before getting a taxi out to the airport for our trip to Quito. We'd decided not to bus it this time, there were a few towns along the way that I'd like to have seen but with the rain we've been having lately, we decided to fly rather than risk landslides etc.
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Oh and a doggy moment today. This lovely on was at the airport and was set loose in the da to check passenger bags just before me the flight boarded.
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And one final comment about the hotel - it's the same hotel as before and the room is the same with one exception - no raised platform, for the couch by the window this time, which is better, and a funkier chair and tables. See pic.
Equator and walking tour
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16th Nov - Quito whistle stop
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