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Thursday, June 7, 2012
Mentos: Ume, Honeyed Apple and Lemon Squash
Lately I've been feeling the need for novelty in candy. I want to try new fruits, new combinations of flavors. So when I was browsing around on eBay and saw Mentos Lemon Squash I thought that fit the bill.
Of course when ordering candy to be shipped from another country, it's good to order a lot. So I got plenty of HiCHEW flavors and all the Mentos I could find in the webstore that I hadn't tried before. It was expensive and took a while to arrive, but anticipation is part of the fun with foreign novelty flavors.
As far as the exotic flavors, by far the Mentos Ume wins, mostly because it's so ubiquitous in Japan but nearly unheard of in North America outside of population centers with a lot of Asians.
Plum as a flavor is rare in American candies. It's hard to explain why. We have plenty of peach, nectarine and other stone fruits like apricots. But Plum is, well, plums become prunes. And prune are just not appealing to the Mentos demographic, no matter how much Worf extolled their virtues as a warrior drink.
In this case the Ume is a sour plum, a different variety than the American type like Santa Rosa or Blackamber, the Ume is more closely related to the Apricot. I've had salted dried plums before but found them, well, salty, tangy and bitter. The Ume Mentos are rather like that, though not salty, they're intense and distilled. There's a tartness that taste more fresh than prunes or raisins. There's also a peppery hint of spice, like the peel of a plum and maybe a hint of spice like clove. Then there's an overriding floral quality, like roses.
They're quite different, though I didn't find it appealing. It could be the complexity of it, it could by the sort of grassy note that's also there that I found unpleasant. But it's definitely unique and I'm glad I spent the bucks to get it.
The Mentos Honeyed Apple was a flavor I hadn't heard of before, but did notice a trend of honey flavored candies becoming more popular in Japanese candy I saw available in the United States and online. As with this flavor, it's often combined with other fruits.
The general flavor profile is soft, the apple notes are more like applesauce than tangy green apples. The honey isn't very apparent, except that the sweetness is much more subdued and syrupy than regular apple Mentos. Japanese candy, and even Mentos, have always taken pains to create authentic fruit flavors. This tastes like real apples, not that chemical invention called "green apple" that seems to have spread around the world. (That's a good flavor too, but not the same.)
The Mentos Lemon Squash really made no sense to me at all. At first I thought it was about the game squash (like racquetball), that it was a particular sports drink. But then I looked it up and found out that squash is really just a spritzer or fruit soda. There were no gourds associated with this. The flavor, with that in perspective, is exactly what I'd expect for a citrus soda. It's tangy and has a lemony flavor, but not a lot of herbal or zesty notes. There's a strange calcium sort of note to it, like key lime juice can have. It was pleasant but nothing I'd pay oodles of money for in the future.
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 12:07 pm Candy • Mentos • Review • Perfetti van Melle • Chews • 6-Tempting • 7-Worth It • Japan • Comments (4)
Friday, April 27, 2012
HiCHEW Haskap Berry (Honeyberry)
I have learned more about the fruits of the world through candy than all of my trips to grocery stores and farmers markets. Japanese confectionery, in particular, includes a lot of these lesser known fruits and flavors. HiCHEW from Morinaga have been particularly good at introducing me to new fruits through their limited edition regional flavors.
The Haskap Berry is native to Hokkaido, the large northern island of Japan. The berries grew wild and were an important source of vitamin C for the locals but were only domesticated and more widely cultivated starting in the late 1960. Relatives of the Haskap, known commonly as honey berries, are grown in Russia, Northern Europe, Canada and the United States. The berries themselves are shaped kind of like bullets, long and sometimes with a flat bottom. The Haskap, from the photos and descriptions I've seen, is more football shaped. The great selling point with the Haskap variety is that after being frozen, the skin melts away, so making sauces or ice creams means there's no bitter skin or unattractive flecks in the resulting sweet.
The flavor of the fresh berry is said to be similar to blueberries, but more tart. It's too sour for some people that they prefer to use the berries in jams, preserves or within baked good. Basically, they're not for eating fresh off the bush.
The Haskap Berry HiCHEW look a little bland out of the wrapper. They're a sort of grayish purple. The flavor is also less distinctive than I'd hoped. It tastes like a cross between black raspberry and cranberry with a little note of concord grape skin. It's tart and has a good floral flavor to it with some grassy notes of blueberry seeds. They're good HiCHEW, but the flavor isn't really any better or distinct enough to warrant me forking over $4 again plus shipping from Japan to get this taste again.
However, if you were from Hokkaido and remember the berries fondly or perhaps you've had Haskap Berry ice cream, this is a portable and inexpensive way to get your fix.
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 2:03 pm Candy • Morinaga • Chews • Limited Edition • 6-Tempting • Japan • Comments (0)
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Pocky Peanut Crush
Pocky, the popular Japanese sweet snack, comes in a wide variety of flavors. One of the more popular versions has been the Almond Crush (which also spawned a tastyCookie Crush version). It only makes sense that other nuts would be tried, so today I have Glico Pocky Chocolate Peanut Crush.
The package is big (and came with a similarly hefty price tag) with six little packages of four sticks in a cool flip top box. The serving suggestion is black coffee served in fine china on a gold tray. I'm going to just eat it out of the cellophane package with some water.
They smell great. It's a dark roasted scent that's fresh and reminded me immediately (oddly enough) of a really good Nutty Buddy ice cream cone. The crushed peanuts adhere to the short cookie stick with some middling milk chocolate (it might be mockolate, a chocolate compound with some extra vegetable fat in it). The flavors really are about the peanuts and the chocolate is just there to keep it all stuck together and add a little sweet creamy note.
The cookie stick of Pocky isn't very sweet and though it's crispy, I woudn't really call it light either. It has a light toasted flavor ... think of it as the difference between a biscuit and a scone.
The whole thing is barely sweet, more like a snack, thought's not salty either. I would definitely buy these again if not for the expense - it was $5.49 for the box which means almost a buck for each little packet inside. But each package was rather filling and satisfying, a good blend of protein, carbs and easy sugar.
I have no idea about Glico's environmental standing or their ethical sourcing of ingredients. The product contains peanuts, wheat, dairy, almonds and soy. But maybe it's shellfish and egg free, you'll have to check with the maker.
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Thursday, February 16, 2012
Morinaga Sweet Potato Caramels
Morinaga caramels from Japan are classics; they've been around for about a hundred years. They're cute little cubes made with real milk in the traditional style. They come in seasonal and limited edition flavors. Some return like Black Sugar, Adzuki and Matcha. The new one I found this year is Morinaga Satsumaimo Caramels, which are sweet potato flavored. I know, it sounds weird, but bear with me.
They come boxed just like the other varieties. It's sealed in cellophane to keep the caramels fresh, so once the box is open, it's best to eat them within a few weeks. The little sleeve holds a tray with a dozen foil wrapped cubes.
It smells milky and a little earthy, like pumpkin or adzuki. The flavor is rather like squash or yam. The milky notes are caramelized and toasty with only a faint hint of bitterness. The sweet potato flavor is rooty and earthy without tasting like beets. It's a wholesome and satisfying flavor that isn't overtly sweet.
The chew is smooth, with a slight grain to it, not as distinct as fudge and certainly creamy and chewier than a Kraft caramel. It didn't matter how long I chewed it, it maintained its texture instead of disintegrating into grainy bits. It was a slow and smooth dissolve.
I easily ate the whole package shortly after taking the photos, holding off on the last two in order to finish up the review. And then last weekend I popped down to Little Tokyo and found another box ... and promptly ate those within a day. (I also bought a Coffee Caramel version, which I started eating without photographing. All I can say on that is that I recommend them.) They're expensive for just a plain old box of caramels, but they're certainly distinctive and an easily afforded treat to share.
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Friday, February 10, 2012
Kanro Pure Lemon Cola
My new favorite gummis, Haribo Ingwer-Zitrone, might be pretty hard to find, but at least they're rather inexpensive. My other new favorite might be Kanro Pure Lemon Cola from Japan.
The pieces are little, flat hearts, about the size of a quarter.
The first flavors are definitely citrus - the bitterness of the zest is front and center on the sour coating. The gummi center is stiff and chewy and quite juicy after getting through the almost-crunchy sanding. The cola flavors are subtle, spicy and earthy with a little hint of honey and that cinnamon-cola flavor. The lemon really gives it a sparkle.
The gummi uses a few gelling agents in addition to gelatin. There's pectin and something translated as collagen peptide. (Japanese functional foods often contain collagen, as if you can get more collagen into your skin by eating it.) So they're just a little less bouncy and rubbery than some gummis, but not quite as sticky as most jelly candies. (Think of them as a cross between the Haribo Grapefruit Slices and Swedish Fish.)
I liked the mix of textures and flavors, and appreciated that the bag had a little zip top to keep them fresh. But 1.6 ounces is hardly a lot for the price, when the Haribo I've been buying is less than that for over 6 ounces. I do prefer this cola combination to the Haribo Fizzy Cola though, and I don't need to gobble up too many to be satisfied.
The Kanro website helpfully provides dietary info about their product in pictogram form. There are no shellfish, wheat, eggs, dairy or peanuts in the product. So it sounds like they're fine for those with nut and gluten issues ... but of course the collagen/gelatin means they're off limits for vegetarians. There was another pictogram on the list ... but I didn't know what it meant, it was either coffee or soy.
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 12:48 pm Candy • Review • Cola • Gummi Candy • 7-Worth It • Japan • Comments (5)
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Fujiya Look Wafers & Crepes
One of the charming candies that I've sampled over the years from Japan is from Fujiya. Fujiya makes confections as well as running a series of cafes. Their mascot is Peko-Chan, little chubby cheeked girl in pig tails, which is now a well recognized icon around the world and appears on the Milky brand of chocolate candies.
Fujiya also makes a line of inexpensive chocolate candies more for adults under the Look line. These are usually little trays of individual pieces, often with multiple flavors in one package. I was attracted to this new introduction of single flavors. The Fujiya Look Crepe in Chocolate comes in a nicely sealed flat package and retails for less than $2.00 usually.
The tray inside holds 12 pristine and lovely little chocolate squares. They're a little over 3/4 of an inch square and a half an inch tall. They're shiny and fresh. So far, so good.
The English translation sticker on the back lists the ingredients and the nutritional panel. Instead of giving the calories for a serving, it says that one piece has 24 calories. So they're kind of high in fat since they clock in at a calculated 158 calories per ounce. The other thing that the ingredients revealed is that this isn't quite real chocolate. It's made with cocoa butter, but there's added vegetable fat. After eating them, I wouldn't have needed to be told.
Again, they look great. They smell great. The bit is soft, the "crepe" inside is like an ice cream cone or feuilletine. It's crispy and has a slight toffee flavor to it. It's airy, you know, because there's that big void in the middle ... a great mix of textures. But the problem becomes the chocolate coating. It looks great and even has a rich chocolate flavor, but the texture is just weird. It's gummy, thick but without that smooth melt that real cocoa butter delivers. I'd call it waxy, but because it does actually melt, it's hard to pin that on it.
The chocolate flavor, however, for a milk chocolate product, is especially rich, like a really decadent cocoa drink. It's also not overly sweet. But still, since so much of the candy is made up of the chocolate, it's just too disappointing to keep eating.
Like the blue packaged Crepe in Chocolate, the pink packaged Fujiya Look Wafers in Chocolate have it all going on in the looks department. The packaging is sharp and accurate. It's bold and even has enough English on the wrapper to keep me from being confused.
This version is a little lighter, each piece has 22 calories. The construction is like a KitKat bar, a series of light wafers with cream between them. There are 12 little pieces in a segmented tray in the package.
The wafers are great, airy and crispy with a slight vanilla and malt note. The cream between them ... hardly noticeable. It's all overshadowed by that same, weird, not-quite-chocolate stuff. It's too bad, because I really wanted to love these, especially the Crepe since it's such an uncommon combination in the United States. At least I know that I wasn't imagining it or it was some anomaly with one package. Both had the same qualities, both were within the expiry and obviously were stored properly.
I might give Look another try, as they try new flavor combinations very often, but I'll be careful to read the package first so I don't get my hopes up for good chocolate.
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Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Meiji Creamy Marshmallow Chocolate
The Meiji Creamy Marshmallow Chocolate has been around for a while in Japan, though it's not easy to find in stores in the United States. I happened upon a display of them in Little Tokyo and got the last one on the shelf.
The first thing I have to ask about this bar is why we don't have anything like this in the United States?
The bar is very simple, a single serving of milk chocolate in bar format with mini marshmallows dotted throughout. In North America we have plenty of options for chocolate covered single marshmallows (Rocky Road, various seasonal novelties) but nothing with this specific ratio.
The bar is nicely boxes, like many of Meiji's other candy products. Inside the sturdy paperboard box is a mylar pouch with the bar in it. Mine was in excellent condition - no scuffs, not even broken.
The bar is thicker than the standard Meiji Milk Chocolate bar, and has lightly defined sections.
The bar has varying amounts of the little marshmallows in it. Around the edges, it was hard to find marshmallows, but deeper into the bar, they were quite dense. The marshmallows are small, about the size of a pencil eraser or a green pea.
The chocolate is not quite the same formula as the classic Milk Chocolate Meiji bar, which is too bad, because I really enjoy that bar. This bar is technically not even chocolate, as it contains some other vegetable oils in addition to cocoa butter, such as sunflower, shea nut and illpe butter. This gives the chocolate a smooth melt, but a very cool feeling on the tongue. The flavors are dominated by a dried milk dairy taste. The marshmallows are soft and bouncy, a little tacky and chewy around the edges of the bar.
My disappointment with the bar is with the chocolate itself. I was fully expecting the deep, smoky Meiji Milk Chocolate that I've tried before. What I got was a little less than that, and when paying the full import prices, it's a little steep. Next time I'll just get the milk chocolate bar and some other marshmallows and do the rest myself.
Still, there's something to be learned here .... there's a product out there that our confectionery giants are neglecting. (Though it could also use some little salty pretzel bits to complete it.)
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 3:04 pm Candy • Review • Meiji • Marshmallow • Mockolate • 6-Tempting • Japan • Comments (2)
Friday, August 19, 2011
Meiji Poifull Mint
One of my favorite Japanese products are the Meiji Poilful. They're not as easy to find in the United States as some other Japanese candies and are often quite expensive for a sugar candy. Every once in a while Meiji issues a new flavor variety. I found this Poifull Mint at the Japanese grocery store a few weeks ago. It features two flavors, Lemon and Muscat with an added dash of Mint.
These are not mere jelly beans, though they look like it. Instead they're gummi beans. Inside the typical grainy sugar shell there's a small gummi. Like gourmet jelly beans, the center is flavored, not just a plain sugary center.
I have to say that I find the flavors a little odd. The idea of mint and lemon is not that uncommon, though it's something I associate with cough drops more than candy. (Though I admit that I do eat cough drops like candy sometimes.)
Lemon & Mint (yellow) starts out very tangy and zesty but the mint comes in like a strong menthol. It is absolutely like a cough drop but could probably use a little touch of honey to put it over the top. I liked the intensity of it, I was satisfied with one or two of them as the zest and menthol lingered.
Muscat & Mint (green) is much more subdued. The white grape flavor is tart and robust, with notes of grape juice and grape skin in there. The mint tastes more like mint than menthol, though still has that same cooling tingle. I still find it a strange and incongruous combination that I wouldn't choose as a single flavor package, but I can enjoy as part of a mix.
Overall, I love how intense and authentic Meiji makes all of their fruit flavored candies, these are no exception. They're a little fringe but make a nice change up for a little mouth freshener that's different from Altoids. The box is nicely designed, unlike some other Meiji products where the box isn't full, this one is and has a nice little flip top with a dispenser hole for sharing easily.
On a side note, one of the hazards of buying these import candies are the little translated labels they put on them. The box is quite small, but the label is even smaller with microprint. I had to take this photograph and then zoom in on it in order to read the label.
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 11:11 am All Natural • Candy • Review • Meiji • Gummi Candy • Mints • 7-Worth It • Japan • Comments (4)
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DALLAS — The Midwestern State Mustangs posted the best final-round score to finish second at the Dallas Baptist Lady Patriot Classic at the par-72 Golf Club of Dallas.
The No. 18 Mustangs fired a collective 299 to finish at 602, six strokes behind second-ranked St. Edward's. MSU was five strokes better than Dallas Baptist.
"We played great golf as a team today," MSU coach Jeff Ray said. "Even as the wind picked up, we played even better. We wanted to show we can play, and we did."
Senior Lindsay Burkhart carded a 2-over 74 in the final round to finish in a sixth-place tie at 3-over 147.
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Lauren Romines tallied a 6-over 78 in the final round for a 153, while Kendra Whittley turned in an 82 for a 163 total.
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Midwestern State forward Len Smith earned co-offensive Lone Star Conference honors Tuesday.
Smith tallied goals in each match to lead MSU to positive results over Houston-Victoria and Ouachita Baptist. The sophomore has now scored in five straight games.
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COMMISSIONSAs you may have noticed I have started to design Ipod/Iphone/Ipad cases and tshirts. I am now opening point commissions for these. I will design a tee for you: could be OCs or fanart and then you can choose whether to buy the shirt or not.COMMISSIONS by spot1the2dog3
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Point Commissions are OPEN! ^__^ 6 SLOTS!Hey guys I'm having commissions again, but not only chibis this time! :3Point Commissions are OPEN! ^__^ 6 SLOTS! by gloowy
I'm doing this to:
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-Hopefully work hard to get enough for premium
-To practise~
- I can only draw people in manga style
- I cannot not draw any yaoi, yuri, ecchi and nudity (I'm only 16 and living with my parents o__o)
- Will be drawn traditionally with a fine tip pen and pencils
FULL BODY = 90 points
Additional Character = 70 points
Simple Background (must be negotiated) = 10 points
Example: (I promise you it'll be much tidier than this T__T it was a sketch)
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Additional Character = 70 points
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RAFFLE OFFICIALLY CLOSED.DO NOT POST YOUR REF RIGHT NOW.RAFFLE OFFICIALLY CLOSED. by rayxray
Edit: Please continue adding views to my blog, more views = more winners.
The main winner will be getting the larger plush, the other winners will get a chibi plush, either key chain sized or a magnet, etc.
500 views will have two winners.
800 views gets three winners.
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In order to get more attention on my sewing blog, I am hosting this raffle. This blog is for a class I have and the professor is grading us based on the success of the blog. I wanna seem successful so I'm bribing you guys to look at it.
I have been working on a new plush pattern, since it's experimental I want to have a guinea pig before I try to make them for any type of sale. The pattern I drafted isn't very big, it's about the size of a beanie baby so I will probably size it up for this raffle. It's a feral style plush, preferably used for a cat, canine, or similar character.
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Art Sketch Exchange MemePlease fill in the following details in a comment below if you are interested, more details at http://fav.me/d5ompr0 (or thumbnail below)Art Sketch Exchange Meme by spot1the2dog3
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Name: Alex Nickname: Bonnie
Age: 19
Location: UK
Artistic Medium of Choice: changes daily, but usually paint, pencil, clay and digital.
I'm interested in sketching: Manga/Anime, Ponies, something cute
I'd like to recieve a sketch of: Ponies (my OC or cannon), Maybe something from Bleach or the World God Only Knows or Big Bang Theory or How I Met Your Mother.
Interests outside of art: Rugby, Karate, TV, spending time with my friends and family, listening to music, biology
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Spreadin' The Art and Requests and Point GiveawayRules:Spreadin' The Art and Requests and Point Giveaway by spot1the2dog3
1. For each of the 20 first people answering this journal, I will put their avatar and the three deviations I like most from their gallery on the list
2. If you answer, you have to do the same in your journal, putting the tagger on the first place. The idea of this is not to get a free feature, it is to spread art around for everyone
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I know I am only meant to pick one but I just had to add this in
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REQUESTS: I would like to do some pony commissions but feel my gallery is limited by only having a few characters in it.
If you would you like a free request for your mlp OC please contact me via note with a link to your OC and tell me what style you would like the drawing (look in my gallery, I do chib
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Etna Bed & Breakfast - Belpasso
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Searching for bed and breakfast accommodation in Belpasso? Take a closer look at Etna Bed & Breakfast!
This Belpasso bed & breakfast offers free Wi-Fi, a garden and laundry facilities.
A nice family room for 4 people. the owner speaks realy good english and is very f...Venere Guest, France
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Facilities at Etna B&B
- Luggage room
- Multilingual staff
- Internet/Email services
- Laundry room
- Garden
- Pets accepted
- Free parking
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- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
Check-in: after 2 PM.
Check-out: before 11 AM.
Guests planning to arrive outside posted hours should contact the hotel in advance using the information found in the booking confirmation.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a 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.
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 15 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Etna B&B reviews
- September 2008
- Venere Guest
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- France
A nice family room for 4 people. the owner speaks realy good english and is very friendly
- September 2008
- Venere Guest
- Group
- Romania
The breakfast was a coffee, water or juice and 1 croissant per person, and the parking is on the street. Besides breakfast and parking we couldn't complain about anything.
- April 2008
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- Malta
Clean and comfortable, helpful host, breakfast a little basic, but adequate
- October 2006
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- Couple
- Israel
The location is very convenient. We stayed in Belpasso for two nights. It was very convenient since it is near Catania. On the second day we toured around Etna, Milazzo and even reached Lipari, one of the Aeolian islands. Then we returned to Etna B&B and in the morning left in the direction of Piazza Almerina and the surrounding attractions. We had very small complaints - the bed was too springy and the towels were too small. Rather give one big towel each instead of two small towels each.
- September 2005
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- United Kingdom
the town is a massive one way system & therefore the hotel is hard to find in a car.Don't take any notice of road signs to the etna hotel-there is a etna hotel, this is a bed and breakfast.
- December 2004
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- Single leisure traveller
Not bad. The owner of the place was very kind and a good person.
- December 2004
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- Germany
What a special event! We enjoyed it, because of the lovely owner, the great fantastic rooms and the quality of services. The Etna is so near and the restaurants in Belpasso are so beautiful. Thank you so much!!
- August 2005
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Room Details
Book your pet-friendly accommodation at Etna Bed & Breakfast, offering 5 guest rooms with free local calls. Rooms open onto balconies. Televisions in each room offer entertainment at the end of a long day. Corporate travelers visiting the Mount Etna area will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks.
For comfort and convenience, each guest room comes with a separate dining area. A good night's sleep in Select Comfort mattresses will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their holiday or business trip. Private bathrooms are outfitted with bidets and complimentary toiletries. Additional guest comforts include coffee/tea makers, air conditioning and ceiling fans.
Irons/ironing boards and hair dryers can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Extra beds
- Coffee and tea maker
- Ironing facilities on request
- Desk
- Hairdryer on request
- Fan
- Wireless Internet access
- Terrace/Balcony
Distances from Etna B&BSanctuary of Our Lady of the Rock - 2.7 km / 1.7 mi
Sanctuary of Our Lady of Sciara - 4.3 km / 2.7 mi
Etnapolis Shopping Center - 4.9 km / 3.1 mi
Etnaland - 6.7 km / 4.2 mi
Torre del Grifo Village - 7.2 km / 4.5 mi
Church of Carmine - 7.4 km / 4.6 mi
Norman Castle - 7.6 km / 4.7 mi
Saint Anthony of Padua Church - 8 km / 5 mi
Norman Tower - 8.3 km / 5.1 mi
Katane Shopping Centre - 9 km / 5.6 mi
Mother Church of San Nicola - 9.7 km / 6 mi
Sanctuary of the holy martyrs Alfio, Filadelfio and Cirino - 10 km / 6.2 mi
Butterfly House - 10.7 km / 6.7 mi
Catania University - 10.8 km / 6.7 mi
Leucatia Castle - 10.9 km / 6.8 mi
The preferred airport for Etna Bed & Breakfast is Catania (CTA-Fontanarossa) - 15.1 km / 9.4 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 km and mile.
Transportation services Etna Bed & Breakfast
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Location: 755 Eighth St. NW Washington DC 20001 USA
Direct beneficiaries per year: 250+ youth
Geographic areas served: Washington, DC
Programs: Kid Power-DC is dedicated to working with students in under-served communities. It provides year-round youth development programming for approximately 200 students throughout the District of Columbia. KPDC's programs include: 1) The Citizenship Project: Using a literacy-building and civic engagement curriculum, students and their high school mentors investigate US history and the building blocks of citizenship, produce visual and performing art works, and implement youth-led community action projects; 2) CookieTime!: Middle school students operate a small baking business in partnership with CakeLove bakery and use the profits to fund local community projects and service trips outside the District of Columbia; and 3) Extra-Curricular Programs: In the Explorers Club, students participate in weekly workshops, such as boxing, yoga, cooking, acting, dance, chess, and visual arts. KPDC also operates a full-service day and overnight summer camp.
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All about Mbada Diamonds
Mbada revises tournament
THE number of participants in the fourth edition of the Mbada Diamonds Cup will be less than that in past editions as sponsors have reviewed the figure downwards. The fourth edition of the Mbada Diamonds Cup will see a quartet of teams battling it out in two semi final matches. The confirmation of the Mbada Diamonds Cup makes competition stiffer as teams jostle for the four slots. With six games before the season ends, the cup adds an incentive to the participating teams. However, other teams can afford to smile as they will have a piece of the diamond money. […]
Mbada Diamonds Cup launched
The 2014 edition of the Mbada Diamonds Cup was launched yesterday with a reduced sponsorship package under a new format. The tournament now in its fourth year running, will see top the four teams, at the end of this year's championship race take part with the winners set to pocket $50 000. Runners-up are guaranteed $30 000 while semi-finalists will take home $15 000 with the other 12 teams that fail to make the top four set receive $10 000 each. Last year's edition of the tournament was sponsored to a staggering $1million and by lifting the country's richest tournament […]
Mbada commits to football
Mbada Diamonds have reaffirmed their commitment to domestic football by insisting that the Mbada Diamonds Cup will continue to be on the radar of the domestic top-flight football for the foreseeable future despite challenges posed by the tough economic environment in the country. After months of speculation on the fate of the tournament that traditionally brings the curtain down on the local season, Mbada Diamonds yesterday came out clearly and maintained that there was never a doubt that the competition, dubbed the "The people's Tournament''. was never on the verge of being scrapped. What has only changed, the diamond miners […]
Mbada rescues Marange villagers
Mbada Diamonds yesterday donated 800 tonnes of maize to hunger-stricken families in Marange. More food aid will be handed over to villagers relocated to Arda Transau. Christopher Mushohwe, minister of State for Provincial Affairs, told a ceremony to handover the 400 tonnes of maize to the Chiadzwa community that other mining companies must emulate Mbada's corporate social responsibility efforts. "Mbada is not the only one (company) here, companies which are not assisting, we will begin to query them because they are exploiting people's fields who are no longer able to cultivate enough food for their families," Mushohwe told over 300 […]
Mbada surpasses US1 billion dollar threshold
Mbada Diamonds surpassed the 1 billion dollar mark in total gross revenue. As at 31 January 2014 the Corporate had generated USD1 036 424 000.00. We are proud to have reached this landmark in only 4 years of operation within a hostile global environment. This would not have been possible without the stakeholders that support our operations. Whilst our economic environment poses operational challenges which have also affected us as a Corporate and cumulatively our stakeholders, we will continue to strive to alleviate these challenges to the best of our abilities. However, notwithstanding these challenges and living true to our […]


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Preach it brother!
I'm serious, I was in LOVE with SWG until they kept nerfing, and patching, and dicking up the game to where it was nothing like what I bought and played at launch.
The most fun I've EVER had on an online game was shortly after the launch of SWG. I'd get a group of friends together and roam Moenia looking for covert rebels that were flagged for PVP after doing faction missions....so much fun......
I agree with this completely.
SWG is still the most fun I have had in an MMO from the MUD days through UO and to today.
Pre the jedi cop out, pre the CU.
The whole pvp dynamic with imperial-rebel-covert was awsome, the housing was awsome, the different progression and class options were great, the fact that you could just hang out in a cantina and bs was great, the varying world and how huge they were was great, the housing was awsome, the character customization was second to none, the fact that you could just take almost any item and use it as deco in your home was awsome.
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GMO Research to Establish Joint Venture Company in China
New company aims to become number 1 online research service in rapidly growing China market.
Shanghai, China (PRWEB) January 15, 2013
GMO Internet Group company, GMO Research and Horizon E-lab Ltd. today announced plans to establish a joint venture company headquartered in Shanghai, China, in April this year. GMO Research and E-Lab will provide Internet research services to the China market through the new company, to be named GMO E-Lab Marketing Research (Shanghai) CO,LTD.
GMO Research is already a trusted online research brand in China. The company provides online research in the China market to market research and consulting companies in both China and Japan. It also operates China Cloud Panel a research panel comprising 1.6 million members that is managed with the same strict quality management standards applied to its panels in Japan.
E-lab, already one of the major providers in the Chinese research market, strives to bring innovation to the market in China through online research and the introduction of new research methods such as social media research.
GMO Research has chosen to partner with E-lab in this new joint venture to further improve the quality of its China panel and to contribute to expansion of the Chinese online research market.
The new company will offer the same high quality services already provided in Japan by GMO Research by employing the company´s proven research processes, panel quality management methods, operational management and the ChinaCloudPanel. These strengths will be brought together with E-lab´s local knowledge, operating methods, marketing strength and business operating expertise.
"We are excited to establish an offical presence in one of the most significant markets for online research worldwide, and we plan to begin rolling out services through the new joint venture for the China market this month", says Shinichi Hosokawa CEO of GMO Research, "I am confident the combination of GMO Research´s high quality research panel and E-Lab´s proven track record in the Chinese market will enable GMO E-Lab Marketing Research to become number one in China and Hong Kong within three years."
Market research spending in China is growing at around 10% a year (the average market growth rate between 2008 and 2011) and currently totals around USD1.3 billion a year (ESOMAR Global Market Research 2012). Over half of that amount is attributable to growth of the online research market. GMO Research believes that there is still a lot of growth potential in the market and expects to see rapid expansion going forward.
Company Overview
(1) Company Name: GMO E-Lab Marketing Research (Shanghai) CO,LTD.
(2) CEO: Shinichi Hosokawa, General Manager: Allen Chow
(3) Address: Room 1907, #755 Huaihaizhong Road, Shanghai, China
(4) Date to be Established: April 2013 (tentative)
(5) Business Description: Internet Research
(6) Capital: 1,500,000 yuan
(7) Fiscal Year Close: December 31
(8) Shareholder Composition: GMO Research Pte. Ltd (60%), Horizon E-lab Ltd (40%)
About E-Lab
Horizon E-Lab, founded in 2010, and affiliated to Horizon Research Consultancy Group, is committed to providing clients with high quality, innovative and interactive research experiences. In 2011, Horizon E-Lab successfully and independently developed brand new online research platform, E-Lab. Backing on Web 2.0 and multimedia interactions technology, this platform provides an integrated and interactive marketing platform whose key goals are to help clients develop products and improve brands. Please visit http://www.horizon-china.com/cn/ldxyw/elab.html for more information.
About GMO Research
GMO Research is a full service agency specializing in the Asia Market. In our research solution platform, we provide online panels, social research, mobile research, Eye Tracking, and MROC solutions among other services. GMO Research specializes in assisting international companies with research projects in Asia. Please visit http://www.gmo-research.jp/en/ for more information.
About GMO Internet Group
GMO Internet Group is a comprehensive provider of industry-leading Internet solutions including domain name registration, cloud-based and traditional hosting, ecommerce, security, and payment processing services that each hold the top share of their respective markets in Japan. Other key business areas for the Group include online securities/FX trading, Internet advertising, search engine marketing and online research, and smartphone game development and publishing. GMO Internet, Inc. (TSE: 9449) is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. Please visit http://www.gmo.jp/en for more information.
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General News Archive - July 07, 2008
By LINDSEY TANNER By Lindsey Tanner The Associated Press CHICAGO For the first time, an influential doctors group is recommending that some children as young as 8 be given cholesterol-fighting drugs to ward off future heart problems.
By BEN WALKER By Ben Walker The Associated Press NEW YORK Red Sox slugger Manny Ramirez and Cubs leadoff man Alfonso Soriano will see plenty of familiar faces at the All-Star game.
A suicide bomb exploded Monday on a crowded street near the Indian Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan, killing at least 41 people and injuring 140, officials said.
Text of report in English by Japan's largest news agency Kyodo [By Janice Tang] Toyako, Japan, July 7 Kyodo - Leaders of the Group of Eight nations voiced concern Monday over the political chaos in Zimbabwe as they started their summit in northern Japan, taking up the pressing challenges of drawing up initiatives to tackle climate change, food security and fuel price rises.
A plane carrying U.S. presidential contender Barack Obama to Charlotte, N.C., Monday suffered a mechanical problem and diverted to St. Louis, officials said. No one was injured.
Nine people were hurt Monday, though none seriously, in the opening of Spain's annual Running of the Bulls.
New York, NY (Sports Network) - Cynthia Rodriguez, the wife of New York Yankees All-Star third baseman Alex Rodriguez, has filed for divorce in a Miami court. The New York post reported that Cynthia Rodriguez filed the papers Monday morning.
WASHINGTON _ Sen. John McCain tried Monday to relaunch his campaign with a pledge to use broad-based tax cuts to revive the ailing economy _ and a string of barbs contrasting his views with Sen. Barack Obama's.
A SUICIDE car bomb hit two diplomatic vehicles entering the Indian Embassy in Kabul this morning, killing 40 people and injuring 141 others. The bomber struck as two diplomatic vehicles entered the embassy.
C.C. Sabathia, the reigning American League Cy Young Award winner, was traded Monday by the Cleveland Indians to the National League's Milwaukee Brewers. The Brewers sent minor leaguers Rob Bryson, Zach Jackson and Matt LaPorta to Cleveland in exchange for Sabathia.
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This article describes the PermittedComputers and PermittedComputersAccessDeniedMsg parameters, which can be used in the Package.ini configuration file for ThinApp projects.
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There is no limit in ThinApp to the number of characters in PermittedComputersAccessDeniedMsg, although Windows may restrict the number of characters.
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You can set these two parameters just in the [BuildOptions] section of Package.ini or in both [BuildOptions] and in individual entry point sections ([<AppName>.exe]).
[BuildOptions]PermittedComputers=TalentAcquisition;ChangeManagementPermittedComputersAccessDeniedMsg=Your computer does not have permission to use this application. Please call Support @ 1-800-822-2992.This is the global setting for the entire project. Only computers in the TalentAcquisition and ChangeManagement groups can use the virtual application.[<entrypoint1>.exe]PermittedComputers=AccountingDesktopsPermittedComputersAccessDeniedMsg=You do not have permission to use this application. Please call Support @ 1-800-822-2992.This setting overrides the global setting for PermittedComputers, for this entry point. Only computers in the AccountingDesktops group can use this entry point of the application.[<entrypoint2>.exe]No entry for PermittedComputers within an entry point means that the entry point inherits the value of PermittedComputers from [BuildOptions]. Only computers in the TalentAcquisition and ChangeManagement groups can use this entry point of the application.
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KENNEBUNK, Maine, Jan. 13 /PRNewswire/ -- The new year brings a challenging economy but Tom's of Maine is keeping its steadfast commitment to community programs. This month, the company launches Dental Health for All, an initiative that brings everyday Americans and local communities together with Tom's of Maine to help create greater access to dental care for families in need.
Over the past four years, the program has contributed to nearly 60,000 new annual dental visits and awarded significant grants to 25 school and community-based dental clinics to increase and improve patient capacity and help support facility expansion projects.
"It's hard for a parent to imagine not being able to take their child for a routine dental check-up, but for the nearly half of American families without dental insurance or access to dental care this is an unfortunate reality," said Kerry Maguire, D.D.S., M.S.P.H. and Tom's Director of Professional of Advocacy. "It may seem like an overwhelming problem but Tom's of Maine truly believes we can work together to make a difference, one small step at a time."
In January, Tom's of Maine will donate a portion of its sales for all products towards Dental Health for All and will award dental clinics across the country grants for oral health projects in February. With each purchase, families can enjoy their same favorite products or try natural oral care for the first time and have it benefit not only their family but a family in need of dental health.
For additional information, please visit www.tomsofmaine.com.
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3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, Sleeps 8
$Million dollar Pacific ocean view from our custom built home with Largest Infinity Edge Pool in Uvita Area and less than 1/2 mile as the Toucan flies from the Ocean. Ultimate Privacy on your own 13 acres with 35 foot waterfall and only 2.5 miles to shopping, restaurants and bank. Our 3,000 sf Kincaid design home has ocean views from every room including master suite shower. Home is surrounded by exotic gardens with over 500 tropical flowering plants and fruit trees. All furniture is custom made ,several wood carvings ,custom Italian Tile work throughout.
This house was Kincaid designed to fit this most spectacular homesite which many say has the most incredible oceanviews to be found in all of Costa Rica.
Grounds and house are meticulously maintained by our maid/gardener/security guard.
Activities: Whale Watching, Zip-lining, Waterfall Horseback riding tours, Osa Peninsula Jungle adventures, World-class Deep sea fishing, Uvita Jungle Adventures, Boruca Indian Village excursions, Ultralight flights
The Unique Benefits at this House: Most spectacular Ocean views of Pacific Coast. Custom design Kincaid design home with custom made furniture, wood carvings, original artwork and Italian tiles. Largest Infinity edge pool in Uvita area, ultimate privacy yet close to shopping, banks, etc
Recent Review
It is a great house to spend your vacation.
There are not many places left in this World where you can stay in Luxurious Lodging nestled in Primary Jungle and all its beauty with 50 mile Ocean Coastline views yet just 2.5 miles from a city (Uvita) and just above Marina Bellana National Park . We hope you and your family return soon.
About the Owner
My wife and I have lived in Wisconsin all our lives. I own a CPA firm and love to travel to exotic places. This is our dream retirement home.
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4.8 based on 22 traveler reviews
Very beautiful.
Thank you for staying at Del Congos de Uvita. and thank you for your comment on Facebook " this place is too awesome to be real ".
I appreciate your comment about the spiders and I would like to point out that we spray the house for insects regularly however when it rains insects in the surrounding Jungle may seek the shelter of a dry place like our house.
Since Alex and Stephanny live in a house on the property and are available 24/7 I am glad they took care of the problem!
It is a great house to spend your vacation.
There are not many places left in this World where you can stay in Luxurious Lodging nestled in Primary Jungle and all its beauty with 50 mile Ocean Coastline views yet just 2.5 miles from a city (Uvita) and just above Marina Bellana National Park . We hope you and your family return soon.
Good choice for first trip to Costa Rica
The owner Del made every effort to help non-Spanish speaking Americans have a great first trip. We were glad we took his offer to rent his vehicle (we met folks who had bad experiences with car rental) and to have caretaker Alex pick us up in San Jose. And, Del arranged some great day trips and provided lots of helpful info on the area. And, Estephanie cooked several dinners for us and did a great job.
We were also happy with the choice of Uvita as a destination. It is small enough to have a local feel but not isolated or remote. Beach trips, horse back riding trips, zip lining, fishing all within an hour. No big gated resorts or high pressure urban density. Lots of small and local places to eat and a few higher end. Beaches especially beautiful and empty. People very friendly.
The house is very comfortable. The view is as advertised and the property is very quiet high on the mountain with plants and wildlife abundant. We found the pool, kitchen and bedrooms/bathroom all easy to use and right-sized (ie not overdone). The internet was a tad spotty. Alex and Estephanie took care of everything very well and pointed us to some nice places to visit.
As we got to know our way around the area, the climb up the mountain to the house seemed less intimidating. You need 4 wheel drive and a steady hand but "steep" somehow does not do it justice. We allowed 15-20 minutes to get from the house to Uvita.
The work on the new house on the same property and just down the hill was wrapping up when we were there and that may change the feel of the original house a bit. It is well down the hill but the drive to the new house goes past the original house.
I would recommend both the house and Uvita.
Del Congo de Uvita - A Paradise on Earth!
Del has an amazing household team: Alex and Estefany, who are wonderfully warm, helpful and friendly people. Without them, the trip would not have been as enjoyable...they were there for our every need and we miss them! They both made sure that every detail was taken care of for us and always explained how to get to places; they cleaned the home everyday while we were gone and we always returned to fresh laundry!
Thank you to Del for also ensuring that our trip was the best it could be; he stayed in contact with us throughout the trip, checking in to make sure our stay was a good one! His home couldn't have been more relaxing after a long day of horseback riding, waterfall excursions, ATV'ing, boating, and more. Not only do you have an amazing view but the home has doors that open on all sides and you feel as if you a living among nature in the rainforest. Even when it did rain, we sat out on the patio with drinks and listened to the sounds of rain and animals.
We experienced seeing a slow sloth in a tree one day, toucan birds and heard the roars of monkeys. We also saw a colorful macaw bird and baby monkeys playing in a local restaurant, among the trees. There are many wonderful beaches to explore every single day along the coast - some in the national parks and better ones outside of the park - especially Play Ventana, our favorite private beach, not far from Uvita. Also make sure to check out the Tilapias El Pavon restaurant near the Punta Mala de Osa bridge - it has an amazing waterfall on the grounds (INCREDIBLE!!).
We don't have too many criticisms; we didn't have any bug biting problems and the house was bug free aside from a visit or two from a gecko; the ride up and down the mountain takes some getting used to as it is somewhat steep and narrow, but we just took it slow; we even stopped at Del's small yet beautiful waterfall on the grounds.
Overall the trip was the perfect adventurous type vacation you dream of and the local people are extremely friendly; you feel safe all the time and only have to relax and enjoy the beautify surroundings. We will definitely return some day.
Thank you Del, Alex and Estefany for such a lovely memory!
The Sparacios, New York
It is so nice to hear someone describe so accurately some of the reasons that make "Del Congos de Uvita " such an incredible place!
I would like to clarify one point about the road up. We are in an international development which overlooks 50 miles of ocean coastline which has a Road Association which maintains the roads.Yes , the roads are steep in parts but well maintained and there are a few spots where it is tight for two cars to pass however the end result is spectacular and well worth the short drive. We look forward to your return to our definition of "Paradise on Earth"
Beautiful view, wonderful caretakers!
We enjoyed exploring Uvita and the surrounding beaches and waterfalls. It's always refreshing to find beaches that are wide open and empty, Playa Ventanas was a favorite. We would head out after breakfast and spend the day out and about, returning every afternoon for dinners at home, with a few spectacular thunderstorms throughout the week. If you are looking for a unique, tranquil home this is the perfect place for you. It has everything you need for an adventurous, yet relaxing trip.
The view can not be matched!
The bedrooms are well maintained and cleaned daily at a time of your choosing and the kitchen is well stocked so you can visit the local store and cook your own meals if you so choose. Typically we cooked breakfast and lunch unless driving to the zip line or horseback excursions.
Thanks for staying at "Del Congos de Uvita". I know that you loved the privacy of our 13 acres afforded you and your group yet close to town and the beaches for your photo shoot.It sounds like our staff gave you privacy when you wanted yet the house was always impeccably clean.
As you stated in your title, the views are the very best with over 50 miles of coastline view.
We hope that you come visit us again as we are building another two bedroom house 50 yards below the main house with a lap pool which should be finished in Spring 2015.
From the Owner
"In 2000 a friend recommended that we visit the Uvita Costa Rica area. We fell in love with the area and bought land in 2002. It is the only area on the Pacific Coast where the mountains come right down to the ocean making it the most dramatic landscape. Uvita area has the following amenities: National Park with Whale Watching,200-500ft waterfalls,Best Deep-sea fishing in World,Most eco-diversity in World, Many Americans who live there. I call it the 'Naples of Costa Rica'."
Activity and Interests
Uvita, Puntarenas, Costa Rica, Central America (1/2 Mile East of Uvita, Costa Rica and Marino Ballena Park)
Golf: San Buenas Golf Resort 15 minutes South
Rental rates
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Spring Special
May 2 2015 - Jun 27 2015
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 4 guests; add $25 per night, per additional guest
Summer Special
Jun 28 2015 - Oct 30 2015
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add $25 per night, per additional guest
November-Mid December
Nov 1 2015 - Dec 19 2015
4 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $35 per night, per additional guest
Xmas/New Years 2015
Dec 20 2015 - Jan 1 2016
7 night minimum stay
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Jan 2 2016 - Feb 19 2016
4 night minimum stay
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Envision Fest Week
Feb 20 2016 - Feb 29 2016
6 night minimum stay
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Mar 1 2016 - Mar 18 2016
4 night minimum stay
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Mar 19 2016 - Mar 27 2016
7 night minimum stay
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POST EASTER Season
Mar 28 2016 - Apr 29 2016
4 night minimum stay
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Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
Additional information about rental rates
- Pet Fee $100.00
- Tax Rate 13.0%
Christmas, New Year, Easter weeks ........... Call for rate 6 person max ,1 week min
Monthly Rates upon request
Dates Available: Year Round
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From the Owner
"The best most expansive (50+ miles) oceanviews in all of Costa Rica.One of the largest private lots in our development 13.3 acres , which means more privacy for you. Friendliest , most helpful staff as witnessed by our reviews"
Property Type
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- Adventure
- Family
- Romantic
- Tourist Attractions
- Air Conditioning ...
- Alarm Clock
- Basic Soaps
- Ceiling Fans
- Clothes Dryer
- Computer Available ...
- Covered Parking
- Filtered Water
- Garage
- Hair Dryer
- Internet
- Laundry Soap
- Linens Provided ...
- Local Maps
- Mobile Phone ...
- Parking
- Parking Off Street
- Safe
- Shampoo
- Toilet Paper
- Towels Provided
- Washing Machine
- Wireless Internet
- 4 Ring Stove
- Blender
- Catering Available ...
- Coffee Maker
- Cooking Utensils ...
- Dishwasher
- Grill
- Ice Maker
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator ...
- Stove
- Stove
- Toaster
- Dining Area
- Books
- CD Player
- DVD Player
- Games
- Games for Kids
- Radio
- Stereo
- Television ...
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Pool / Spa
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Onsite Services
- Car Optional
- Chauffeur
- Daily Maid Service
- Massage
- Private Chef
- Staff
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
- wheelchair accessible
Location Type
- Beach
- Beach View
- Near The Ocean
- Ocean View
- churches
- cinemas
- festivals
- health/beauty spa
- live theater
- rain forests
- reefs
- restaurants
- waterfalls
- zoo
Leisure Activities
- beachcombing
- bird watching
- boating
- eco tourism
- horseback riding
- photography
- scenic drives
- shelling
- shopping
- sight seeing
- walking
- whale watching
- wildlife viewing
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- Babysitter
- fitness center
- groceries
- hospital
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- deepsea fishing
- fishing
- freshwater fishing
- golf
- hiking
- hunting
- kayaking
- mountain biking
- rafting
- sailing
- scuba diving or snorkeling
- snorkeling
- snorkeling/diving
- sound/bay fishing
- surf fishing
- surfing
- swimming
- whitewater rafting
Floor Area
- 3000 sq. ft.
- 3 Bathrooms
- Full 1 - toilet, shower, 5'X6' shower
- Full 2 - toilet, shower
- Full 3 - toilet, shower
- Italian Tiles and large showers
- 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8
- Bedroom 2 - 1 queen, Very Private
- Bedroom 3 - 1 queen, Very private
- Terrace - 1 double, Sleeps 2
- Master Suite - 1 king, Whole 2nd Floor
- Oceanview from every bedroom and Master suite shower
- Balcony
- Beach Towels
- Deck / Patio ...
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- Lanai / Gazebo
- Large Cooler
- Outdoor Grill ...
- Outdoor Grill Gas
- Patio
- Porch / Veranda
- Small Cooler
- Terrace
- Wood Deck
- 4 garden chairs
- 2 beach chairs
- Guests provide their own meals
Learn more about this vacation rental at the owner's website
- On-site security and Daily Maid service, Catering Available: Typical Costa Rican Meal with advanced request, Ocean View: Best Most Expansive 30+ mile Views of Pacific Coast Anywhere, Gazebo: Separate free-standing Brand-new Palm frond Palapa with Breakfast table and spectacular views, Private Pool: Largest Infinity Edge Pool In Uvita area with Water Slide. Lighted for Night Use.Temperature at night is naturally cool 60-65 degrees for sleeping without air conditioning, otherwise celing fans which we rarely have use for since we are located at 2,000 feet yet directly above the ocean where you can hear and see waves break..


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Mo. Catholic Leaders Send Letter About Executions
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Two of the nation's most active death penalty states are planning executions on Wednesday, as attorneys for the inmates continue efforts to save them.
Attorneys: Race Played Role in Death Row Case
Attorneys for Missouri death row inmate Earl Ringo Jr. are asking Gov. Jay Nixon to halt the execution scheduled for next week over concerns that race was a factor in Ringo's conviction and death sentence.
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As Missouri prepares for another execution next week, a new report suggests that the Department of Corrections quietly and repeatedly used a drug that has raised concerns in botched executions in other states.
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Eating for Beauty (Google eBook)
North Atlantic Books, Mar 8, 2011 - Health & Fitness - 200 pages
In Eating For Beauty, author David Wolfe, one of America's foremost nutrition experts, describes how to cleanse, nourish and beautify by utilizing the benefits of a fresh-food diet. The lessons contained within this book can be applied to improve one's appearance, vitality, and health. This book is about how to become more beautiful, not just how to maintain beauty or even slow the aging process. It is about rejuvenation at the deepest level, and the enjoyment of life.
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Book your room at Baymont Inn & Suites Murray/Salt Lake City
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Hotel in Salt Lake City with free breakfast and outdoor pool
Situated in Salt Lake City, this hotel is 1.2 mi (1.9 km) from Wairhouse Trampoline Park and within 3 mi (5 km) of Desert Star Playhouse and Golf In the Round. Eagle Gate College is 2 mi (3.3 km) away.
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This hotel features an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and a business center. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, dry cleaning, laundry facilities, and a 24-hour front desk are onsite.
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All 130 rooms offer coffee makers, free local calls, and video-game consoles. Guests will also find hair dryers and ironing boards.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Baymont Inn & Suites Murray/Salt Lake City features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This hotel offers access to a business center. A complimentary breakfast is offered. This Salt Lake City hotel also offers barbecue grills, multilingual staff, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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- Total number of rooms - 130
- Number of floors - 2
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Mortal Kombat
Is there an arcade mode and is it very difficult?
Hi all, I am looking at getting this game, but mostly for single player only.
I would hate to have to play the story mode over and over again. Is there an arcade mode where I can use my main and beat the last boss type of mode?
Is the hardest difficulty extremely hard? I wouldnt want to breeze through the arcade or story mode easily, and even when I "master" my main I should still feel challenged.
If you are looking for an arcade mode like the old MK. This game has it, which also has Tag team (2 on 2) if you wanna spice some battles up.
There is Expert mode which is very hard! I could only beat Normal with ease! So your answers are:
3DS FC: 3351-4060-7398 XBOX: C Bears24
PSN: XxNerdByChoicexX "I mostly play Vita and PS3"
Yes 1 on 1 and 2 on 2.
However the last boss is sorta "cheap" super armor n very spammy. Like the old school games. But even expert can be beaten by spamming teleports.
I honestly don't find the hardest hard
choose a character, learn himm well and you'll breeze through arcade without dying. Shao kahn has patterns and his special moves are slow.
But I mean, I don't find it hard because I wanted to learn the game and took the time to do so.
The boss is still shao khan?
I hated him in MK triliogy. Never beat it once
I only beat him by rains water ball, mega round house, uppercut. Lol but he isnt AS hard in this game.
Well since its a portable I can prepare/practice more (hopefully the dpad is sturdy)
I say yes and depends on you. I have beaten the arcade on hardest difficulty with my main, but i think i did it because i got so used to him, because with others i got destroyed heh
After a while, shao kahn gets very predictable and is susceptible to juggles. Still very annoying but not nearly as bad as other MKs.


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Comrade, I have been sounding the alarm
for a few years, trying to educate parents about the the UN's 'learning for sustainability' program which gets the kids from the start, but with no success. The HS and college kids joining this 'model UN' are already well indoctrinated into believing the UN to be the center of the universe.
I don't want to be discouraging, but trying to extract such indoctrination would need the UN to collapse and the parents to take over the school system.
I don't know what your abilities are, but perhaps you can make a short youtube about the UN and why the program is bad and try to make it viral. I have no ability in video making - I don't even own a cell phone. The film - you should probably make filmS - need to be short and punchy because you want the kids themselves to share it.
All you can do is try to enlighten.
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Jigsaw Puzzle - Kiwi, Wooden Reg. No: SH 990209
- Summary:
- Alternative Name(s): Kiwi Puzzle
Donated by Jane Webster, delegate to the World Play Summit, Melbourne, 1993. Delegates were asked to bring a traditional toy from their own country.
This object is part of the Australian Children's Folklore Collection. The ACFC is unique in Australia, documenting contemporary children's folklore across Australia and in other countries, reaching back to the 1870s. The Collection has a strong component of research material relating to Victoria.
- Description:
- Small, hand-made wooden kiwi puzzle from New Zealand, sealed in original clear plastic packaging. Jigsaw puzzle has 4 pieces, each a different colour - blue, brown , yellow, green. Green piece is a baby kiwi, the other pieces are joined together to make a larger kiwi. Baby kiwi fits into space underneath larger kiwi. Packaging has a white label, identifying recommended age-group for the toy, and the maker. Acknowledgement: Australian Children's Folklore Collection, Museum Victoria.
- Acquisition Information:
- Cultural Gifts Donation from Dr June Factor, 1999
- Acknowledgement:
- Donated through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program.
|9.50 cm (Height), 4.50 cm (Width), 12.50 cm (Length)
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|children s play, crafts, fauna, kiwis birds, puzzles, toys, world play summit 1993, balancing kiwis 1993, making history - australian childrens folklore
|Themes this item is part of:
|Australian Children's Folklore Collection, Childhood & Youth Collection, Domestic & Community Life Collection, Leisure Collection
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|On label: From 2 years/Handmade in New Zealand/ by/TARATA TOYS LTD.
|Tarata Toys
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|New Zealand, by 1993
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Olivia Newton-John first entered public consciousness more than forty years ago and she still seems to remain as vibrant as ever. This self-described "breast cancer thriver" credits her energy and appearances to her regimen of daily exercise and a well-planned diet of mostly vegetables, fish, and whole grains. Her Livwise, her first book, she draws on her experience and nutritionists and chefs from her Australian health retreat to showcase healthful meals designed to tempt your taste buds, such as Trout with Cauliflower Puree and Lime Balsamic Dressing.
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