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The Carroll House B&B was the most perfect place to be! It more than exceeded my expectations. It was cleaner than any hotel I have stayed at. Jane and Kevin the best host ever. Breakfast was wonderful both mornings! It was like being at home but so better! If you want to relax and enjoy what Bay St. Louis offers this is the place to be. Will be back even if I have to go all myself!
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The Carroll House was the first bed and breakfast we had ever stayed at. The house was beautifully restored and we loved the closed in back porch. We stayed in the Master Suite and it was nice being able to sit on the porch at night. Our room was very clean and the bed was very comfortable. The gourmet breakfast was delicious prepared by our wonderful hosts and the best part was sitting with other guests in the morning sharing conversation. It was just minutes from the beach, antique shops and restaurants. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and will definitely stay their again when we are in the area.
3,8 sur mai 19, 2015
This Bed and Breakfast was delightful. The facilities were well kept and comfortable in a well-restored historic home. It was conveniently located in a charming, friendly neighborhood in Old Town Bay St. Louis.
3,4 sur mai 14, 2015
Wonderful walking town. Easy stroll to the waterfront. Comfortable accomodations.
3,2 sur avril 15, 2015
We enjoyed our stay at the Carroll House B&B. The hosts were very nice and willing to accommodate our needs. The breakfasts were excellent and well presented. The bath tub and shower plumbing was most unique, but worked fine although the water was somewhat discolored. The only real downsides to this beautiful old home were the lack of maintenance of the back porch, not having a separate temperature thermostat in our room, and one side of the sleep comfort king bed not holding air pressure adequately. Otherwise, it was well worth the rate and we would consider staying there again..
5 sur mars 17, 2015
We stayed 2 consecutive weekends, everything was perfect. The Master suite had French doors leading out onto a beautiful screened in porch. The king sized bed, rivaled that of any resort in terms of comfort. Jane and Kevin were lovely and breakfast was amazing everyday. We will definitely be back!!!
4,2 sur mars 16, 2015
We had a great stay at Carroll House. It was quiet, lovely, walking distance to town, and our hosts were welcoming to us and our dog.
4,0 sur février 01, 2015
We love the Carroll House and found it a year ago online as the highest rated B & B in the Biloxi area. We came back this year and will be back next year for our anniversary tradition of the Carroll House overnight stay and all the giant, fresh, char-grilled oysters we can eat in 24 hours at various restaurants in the area. The breakfasts are so good with colorful fresh fruit, fresh squeezed orange juice, a tasty single serving, gourmet egg-bake, breakfast meat, potatoes and biscuit with homemade jam. The rooms are lovely, inviting and comfy. The hosts are friendly and accommodating. Looking forward to our next stay at the Carroll House!
A beautiful, spacious room with a King-sized bed and large bay window for watching our gorgeous coast sunsets. Fine linens, antique furniture, and a sitting area lend an aire of Luxury to this comfortable room. Enjoy the large private bath with an antique footed tub and cast iron sink.
Our most cheerful room with soft hues of lavendar and peach. Art Deco furnishings echo a by-gone era. The antique iron queen sized bed is fitted with the finest linens and quilt. Dream sweet dreams under the beautiful stained glass window. Enjoy the privatebath en-suite with antique footed tub and shower.
This adorable cottage is located on the grounds of The Carroll House, but is completely seperate and private. The Cottage is fully furnished with a full kitchen, washer/dryer, all linens provided. There is one bedroom with an antique iron Queen bed. A futon in the living room is ideal for children. Beachy decor and an breezy front porch make this a wonderful getaway.
Luxury appointments from silk drapery and antique furniture tothe thickest bath towels and finest bed linens on the King-sizedbed ,give this spacious room a romantic aire. The generously sized bath en-suite has a lovely antiqued footed tub for relaxing soaks. A private entrance and screened porch make this the perfect romantic getaway.
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Gulfport, MS (GPT-Gulfport Biloxi) 20 miles
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Jeux de société, Lecteur CD, Ordinateur, Lecteur DVD, Bureau, Fax, Cheminée, Films, Machine à laver/sèche-linge, Equipé pour les mariages , Old fashioned à pattes baignoires
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Comment: Re:The price might seem a bit high (Score 4, Insightful) 429 429
Let's see, for that price I can get a 17" laptop with a triple core CPU, 4GB RAM, 640GB hard drive, lightscribe DL DVDRW. Oh, and I can watch a movie without having to hold it, read an ebook without having to hold it, and use full fledged applications on it.
Why folks would buy a tablet they have to hold with way less functionality, for more money, I just don't get.
I think if your operating philosophy requires that you conclude tens of millions of people making a specific purchase decision must be idiots you should re-evaluate that philosophy because it obviously provides little to no predictive power.
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Right. 799 is a low end of the estimates people had for the iPad last year. Now that flash memory and display technologies have had about 12 months to mature from the introduction of the ipad, prices for competitors should at least be lower than Apple's price point for the low end 3G ipad. I don't think it is completely fair to judge the XOOM against the wifi ipad since I think all of the XOOMs will have 3g, but 150 dollars more than Apple is nuts.
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The $799 Android 3-enabled tablet will be available starting Feb 24th.
That is not a bit high, given that an already shipping competitor is priced at 629.
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This is all assuming you want to get that PhD in order to teach someplace or do fieldwork. If you just want to learn, disregard all that stuff above about good schools. A lot of those top schools are pretty miserable for grad students if your goal is to learn.
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Even then, the touch tablet ecosystem needs some competition so that consumers on the margins can actually switch platforms without switching device classes. I don't plan to drop my 16GB iPad for a netbook, but I might buy an android touch tablet if they made one worth a damn.
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Apple could simply refuse to sell Giz the tickets. Even if Giz bought the tickets from someone else Apple could still deny them entrance to the event. By purchasing a ticket the buyer is implicitly agreeing to a whole phone-book worth of disclaimers, which usually includes the line "We reserve the right to remove you from the premise at any time without providing a reason.".
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Dapples, Blues and Isabella's.
1 litter Wirehairs $350.00-$550.00
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Male is chocolate dapple 4 yrs female is chocolate brindle 1 yr. both proven female could be pregnant was in heat two weeks ago. Male has a few scars from where a big dog jumped on him but he is healthy and doing well. Will not separate they are very bonded. I'm switching to akc would trade for an akc pup that goes with current breedings.
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Little Man was born and raised in our home as part of the family. He has been handled everyday and has a very playful personality. He is a long-haired black and tan and is just adorable. His mom is a long-haired blue and silver dapple (8 lbs) and his dad is a long-haired chocolate with red markings (7 lbs). He is ready for his new home with up-to-date shots, CKC Puppy Registration Form and ...
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We have a new litter of AKC miniature Dachshunds! Born May 6th-they will be ready for their forever homes on June 26th. Mom is a long haired black & tan. Dad is a long haired chocolate dapple. Both parents live in my home, with my family. There are 3 girls & a boy. There is one long haired black & tan female-the other 2 females & the male are short haired (mom has short hair in her lineage). ...
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We have a litter of Small Mix pups. Only two females left. Mom is a black & white UKC Rat Terrier and Dad is a CKC Blue dapple & white Miniature Dachshund.
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CKC Long Haired Red Dapple Miniature Dachshund. Female. Born 01-29-15. Up to date on shots. She comes pre-spoiled and is full of sass and spunk. Born and raised in my home.
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I have two miniature Double Dapple Dachshunds left one female one male price $375. reserve your puppy today with a small deposit puppy have been vaccinated and wormed they are ready for new homes today please contact Sandra at 850-363-8294 thank you
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Since my last book review I am sure I have read quite a few books. Unfortunately, I have not had the time to write about any of them. I meant to write. I really did. But it's so much more fun to read! (And play chess ;) ). I didn't even know if I was completing my 2015 reading challenge list. I've just been reading whatever is available and whatever happens to tickle my fancy at a particular point in time. Here are some of the books I have read since my last review (in the order I read them):
1. The Hypnotist's Love Story by Liane Moriarty
It seems like such a long time ago since I read this book. It is quite an interesting story with, in my opinion, a unique plot. The hypnotist (or hypnotherapist) has a boyfriend who has a stalker.The stalker is one of the hypnotist's patients but, which one? It is an interesting an funny-ish story. It held my attention until the end because I wanted to see how it turned out. It was a good read overall.
My rating: 4 out of 5 stars
2015 Reading Challenge: #34. A book with a love triangle.
2. The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway
Everybody who has ever heard of this book knows the old man caught the fish. It is the how that is the interesting part. It's been a few years now since I decided to read some classic books. This was one off that (mental) list. I actually started reading this book almost two years ago but it was borrowed and I had to return it before I could finish it. It's quite a short book but, truth be told, I didn't find it very fascinating. I can imagine though, that if it were required reading in my high school years for literature class, I would have enjoyed it more. I think so because then we would have been forced to analyse almost every sentence of the book. I liked the ending of the book though and the themes it explored. There are lessons to be learnt from it, especially as it relates to pursuing your dreams and being persistent. All in all, I think it was worth the read.
My rating: 3 out of 5 stars
2015 Reading Challenge: #49. A book you started but never finished.
3. The Rosie Effect by Graeme Simpson
I absolutely loved The Rosie Effect! I fell in love with Don and Rosie from The Rosie Project and when I saw there was a sequel, I just had to read it. Don is the best! I can't help thinking of Sheldon in the Big Bang Theory whenever he does any quirky thing. I think Don is waaaaay cooler than Sheldon though. This book had me smiling and even laughing out loud. There were some very emotional parts too. I loved it all. I learnt a few new words, too – pescetarian (sounds like Presbyterian, my friends say) is one of those words. Funny enough, I am a pescetarian and didn't even know that was the terminology. Who is a pescetarian, you ask? Go look it up. You will remember it better that way. Or better yet, just read The Rosie Effect. I recommend you read The Rosie Project first though.
My rating: 5 out of 5 (of course!)
2015 Reading Challenge: #8. A funny book
4. Attachments by Rainbow Rowell
The first book I read by Rainbow Rowell was Landline. It wasn't bad but Attachments is better and more relatable. I enjoyed it a lot. It was funny and the main female characters reminded me of me and my friend and how we interact at work. It was pleasant to read and I liked the way it turned out in the end. I would recommend it to almost anybody. It is one of those books that had me thinking about it long after I finished reading it.
My rating: 4 out of 5 stars
2015 Reading Challenge: #11. A book with a one-word title
5. Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell
Rainbow Rowell had not been disappointing me and Eleanor & Park were on so many recommended lists that I just had to read it too. It did not disappoint one bit. The book, to me, was an easy-going read. It's one of those books you would like reading while lazing away. It was quite interesting and wasn't exactly what I had expected. I am a sucker for nice endings and this one had one. It's a good read. I'd recommend it for young adults especially and for those who liked Paper Towns or Everything I Never Told You.
My rating: 4 out of 5 stars
2015 Reading Challenge: #15. A popular author's first book
6. The Paid Companion by Amanda Quick
It had been quite a while since I read a paperback. Surprisingly, I have gotten quite accustomed to reading from my tablet. Like my first time reading from my tablet, I had a bit of adjustment to make but I enjoyed it a lot. It felt way more intimate and I felt I could read in positions that would otherwise be uncomfortable while reading from my tablet. But enough about that. I am to tell you about the book.
I love historical romances and, as far as those go, this wasn't so bad. It had a bit of mystery and intrigue but I wouldn't say it was one of the best I have read. It was ok. I have read worse. I would actually recommend it to someone to read.
My rating: 3 out of 5 stars
7. The Irish Bride by Alexis Harrington
This was another paperback. I started it as soon as I finished the previous book. It wasn't all that stimulating but it is still worth the read.
My rating: 2 1/2 out of 5 stars
8. Yellow Crocus by Laila Ibrahim
I was so in love with The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd that I wanted to read something else with a similar theme. For that, I turned to Yellow Crocus expecting great things. The book had a good start and a good finish but I was a bit disappointed. Then again, maybe it wasn't fair to compare the two books. I enjoyed it though. There is something about books that explore slavery in America that just fascinates me. I would recommend it.
My rating: 3 out of 5 stars
2015 Reading Challenge: #36. A book with a colour in the title
Other books I have read (to be reviewed in subsequent posts (hopefully)):
- Euphoria by Lily King
- When She Woke by Hillary Jordan
- Ruby by Cynthia Bond
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"Most natural science classes at LSSU offer students as much hands-on experience (lab hours) as lecture hours, which ensures that the university experience prepares us for the real world careers, whether you work at a desk or out in the field, or both. There are endless advantages and opportunities available to LSSU students due to its location on an international border.
I found my career path on campus when my advisor posted a job for the Bi-national Public Advisory Council (BPAC), a group dedicated to and overseeing the clean-up the St. Mary's River. I was able to gain experience and network on both sides of the border, ultimately finding full-time employment before I graduated with my biology degree."
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A culture of civility. What does that expression mean to you? Could it be a culture where:
An increasing number of campus conversations are centering on issues of civility. Faculty are concerned by student behavior in class and by students who "get in their face." Rude comments and gossip circles concern students. Staff feel caught in the crosshairs of "supervisor bashing" or dealing with increasingly uncivil phone calls. In short, a growing culture of rudeness is a growing campus concern.
In his book, Choosing Civility (2002), Dr. P.M. Forni, the cofounder of the Johns Hopkins Civility Project and a professor of Italian literature at the university, explores not just manners or politeness but civility. "Being civil," he writes, "means being constantly aware of others and weaving restraint, respect, and consideration into the very fabric of this awareness."
Dr. Forni shares The 25 Rules of Considerate Conduct, many of which may seem like common sense yet offer a nudge for us all to be more civil beings. His rules include:
As more and more campuses embark upon formal or informal "civility campaigns," chances are that they'll end up becoming much nicer places to be.
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I am taking Photography in high school right now. I am working for it to be my career, too. I don't have a scanner, but I borrowed the school's (and I plan to do so many many more times in the future!) and got this one peice scanned. It was a stop-action assignment, taken with a Canon Rebel.
I named it The Locals.
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Very interesting and unique pose you captured, there.
The picture seems quite grainy, though.. Also the contrast is a bit dodgy. A little photoshop adjustment of the b/w levels would do wonders, I bet.
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Yeah, it came out a little funked up. I was using the school scanner, and of course, there was finger prints all over it that I didn't see. I fixed it up some during class. I've only recently got my hands on Photoshop-how would I fix this?


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Mitsubishi Corporation Disaster Relief Foundation Supports Recovery of Soy Sauce Maker in Northeastern Japan Tokyo, Nov 22, 2013 - (JCN Newswire) - The Mitsubishi Corporation Disaster Relief Foundation has entered into collaboration with The Bank of Iwate to provide support in the amount of 31 million yen to Yagisawa Shoten, a soy sauce brewing factory located in Rikuzentakata City, Iwate Prefecture, in northeastern Japan. Through this support, Yagisawa Shoten will now be able to acquire an additional compressor for its production facilities, thereby resolving production expansion issues that have been pending since the reopening of its new factory. Founded in 1807, Yagisawa Shoten was a symbol of Rikuzentakata, being one of the town's foremost longstanding businesses, but all its offices and factories were completely destroyed by the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011. Following the disaster, Yagisawa Shoten was able to continue operations by setting up an alternative facility in nearby Ichinoseki City, and contracting out elements of its soy sauce brewing business to other companies. The company is now able, for the first time since the disaster, to fully execute the entire production and distribution process from its own facilities in Rikuzentakata. Based on the support provided by the Mitsubishi Corporation Disaster Relief Foundation, however, the acquisition of an additional compressor next spring will serve to facilitate the expansion of production and the stabilization of operations, while at the same time generate new employment. Nearly a thousand days have passed since the Great East Japan Earthquake, but Rikuzentakata, which suffered immense damage from the ensuing tsunami, is still recovering from the disaster. The Mitsubishi Corporation Disaster Relief Foundation will continue to collaborate with local financial institutions such as the Bank of Iwate to support efforts aimed at employment creation and economic recovery in areas affected by the disaster. About Mitsubishi Corporation Mitsubishi Corporation (MC; TSE: 8058) is a global integrated business enterprise that develops and operates businesses across virtually every industry including industrial finance, energy, metals, machinery, chemicals, foods, and environmental business. MC's current activities are expanding far beyond its traditional trading operations as its diverse business ranges from natural resources development to investment in retail business, infrastructure, financial products and manufacturing of industrial goods. With over 200 bases of operations in approximately 80 countries worldwide and a network of over 500 group companies, MC employs a multinational workforce of nearly 60,000 people. For more information, please visit www.mitsubishicorp.com. Contact: Mitsubishi Corporation Tel: +81-3-3210-2171 Fax: +81-3-5252-7705 Copyright 2013 JCN Newswire. All rights reserved. www.japancorp.net Provider ID: 00028063
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Who first came up with the idea of forcing Americans to have health insurance? That's the key part of Obama's health reform plan under challenge before the Supreme Court.
It certainly wasn't Obama. In 2006, three years before he devised his plan, Romney supported the idea in Massachusetts. Before him, key Republicans in Congress endorsed it in 1993. In 1990, the Heritage Foundation promoted it. And in 1973, Richard Nixon considered it.
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Wailua Country Cozy King RoomUnited States, Hawaii, Kapaa
About This Listing
We are just up the road from Opaekaa Falls and the Wailua Falls hiking trails. Just a few minutes' drive down the hill into Kapaa town you will find white sand beaches, golf, a seaside walk path, the Wailua River, and an abundance of restaurants and shopping.
Being on the central East side of the Island, makes it convenient for planning your adventures to either the North or South side of the Island.
We are just 15 minutes from the Lihue airport.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
Our cool and comfortable one bedroom with its own private entrance is located "up country" on Kauai's east side in rural Wailua Homesteads. The room has a "Heavenly" memory foam-top bed, the air conditioner and ceiling fan are sure to keep you cool and comfortable as you sleep.
Guest Access
While staying with us you will have access to our fully equipped kitchen, where you are welcome to cook all your meals, all you need to provide is your own food, We also have cable internet with Wifi, you are welcome to use our cozy and comfortable living room, where you can relax and watch TV. The full bathroom with bath tub and shower is shared.
You will also have free parking available to you on our property.
Interaction with Guests
I am a very social person, for the most part, I love meeting people and learning about what interests them, where they have traveled or anything else they are willing to share about themselves. Serafin is a warm and hospitable person who enjoys getting to know visitors from around the world.
We are 420 friendly (and legal)!....That means, Marijuana is used as a medicine here, legally.
We have three small, short-haired cats named Kiwi, Calliann and Mr. Gato who share our living space.
Our home is simple, comfortable, clean and peaceful. We welcome guests who want a comfortable and peaceful place to stay while they explore this magical island.
If this Cozy King Room is unavailable, please checkout our Cozy Queen Room for availability.
No smoking indoors, however we have a wrap-around deck where you are most welcome to smoke.
The Neighborhood
Our home is located on the edge of the Wailua River State Park and the Wailua Complex of Heiaus. In Wailua, you'll find a variety of sightseeing opportunities and outdoor activities. Kayak the Wailua River in Wailua River State Park, take a boat ride to the Fern Grotto, or take photos at Opaekaa Falls. Don't forget to try and spot the Sleeping Giant in the Nounou Mountains or take a hike up this scenic ridge. Sacred places like Polihau Heiau, the large lava-rock temple of Kauai's last king, Kaumualii, can also be found on the East Side. And be sure to visit Kapaa Town to discover fine Hawaiian craft pieces, aloha-print shirts, jewelry and art.
But the golden beaches of the Coconut Coast may be the area's biggest draw. Unwind at Anahola Beach Park, whale watch at Donkey Beach or watch the surfers at Kealia Beach to the north. Lydgate Beach Park in Wailua has two lava rock enclosed ocean pools that are perfect places for families and first-time snorkelers. Fun in the sun awaits you on the Coconut Coast.
Getting Around
There is a bus system here on Kauai, however it's recommended that you rent a car.
*Please down load the app for Discount Hawaii Car Rental from their web site.
Other Things to Note
~Airport pickup/dropoff is available~ $25. each way
~Kalalau Trail pickup/dropoff~ available for a fee. Includes stopping for supplies.
We have a guest book near our front door, we'd love to have you sign it for us!
Please feel free to use any beach mats, umbrellas and coolers you find near our front door.
Please no outdoor shoes worn inside, feel free to place your shoes on the shoe rack in your bedroom.
Our kitties are indoor cats, please be sure not to let them out. We love our kitties very much.
Please be sure to close/lock the sliding glass door in your room when it rains or whenever you leave the premises.
Parking is available on our property, please park in the front of the house and pull up as far as possible, keep the driveway clear.
In our kitchen, please feel free to make yourselves at home, just remember, if you dirty a dish, please rinse it and put it into the dishwasher, do not remove kitchen wares for outside use.
No food is allowed in the bedroom, please prepare all your meals in our kitchen and eat them in our dining room or on our dining table on our deck. No loud noise on the deck after 9:00pm.
Please do not hang or drape any beach towels over the deck railing, any household laundry may be placed into the laundry basket in the laundry room to be washed.
Please remember that check-in time is any time after 12:00 (noon) and check-out time is any time before 10:00 AM. Before you check-out please place all left over food on the kitchen counter.
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Michelle and Sarifin do the absolute best making everyone feel at home. I caught myself several times calling their home "my home". Can't wait to vacation and stay here again. They are centrally located which makes touring the whole island easy. You will love staying here.
Beautiful room, comfortable bed and awesome hosts! Located a few miles from the tourist hub, this was the perfect place for a relaxing vacation. Dying to go back. The kitchen is great to use, plenty of space in the fridge and counter and cupboard space made it easy for us to make our own food. Access to laundry also a huge plus!
Michelle has been an exceptional host and we felt very welcomed.
The room is very cozy and we felt like at home.
Kitchen is well equipped and we enjoyed the company of another couple staying there/ Good central location to explore Kawai.
Highly recommended!
Michelle & Serafin make us feel more than welcome in there home. King bed and very spacious house. We really enjoy our stay with them and our trip to Kauai! Mahalo xx
Amazing hosts, great location, all facilities were perfect, good wifi, cool cats.
Serafin and Michelle made our few days with them very special. Serafin drove us around when we inquired about a taxi, so generous. And Michelle is a wonderful lady, full of life and energy.
We wanted to move in!
We had a fantastic time with Michelle & Serafin. They made us feel extremely welcome in their home. They gave us great information about the island and we left feeling we experienced the real Kauai. We highly recommend them and their location is perfect for exploring the whole island. Can't wait to visit them again. We will treasure our memories there.
Michelle & Seraphine made our Kauai trip unforgettable! They were so helpful and lovely! We had a great time!
The house is spacious, awesome and clean as well as our room! The location is also perfect, close to the airport and to many beautiful sights. I can highly recommend this place and if I go back, I will definitely visit them again!
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About the Host, Michelle
We are Michelle and Serafin, we are empty nesters, looking to meet people who love to travel and share our beautiful island. I was raised on Oahu until I was 10 years old, then went to boarding school in London, England to study classical ballet, Serafin was raised in LA, moved to Kauai in 1972 and has made Kauai his home ever since. We look forward to meeting you soon, come share our aloha.
Opaeka'a FallsʻŌpaekaʻa Falls is a waterfall located on the Wailua River in Wailua River State Park. It is a 151–foot waterfall that flows over basalt from volcanic eruptions millions of years ago.Kuamoo Road Wailua Homesteads HI 96746
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KapaaThe East Side is Kapaa Town, a great area for shopping on Kauai. There are many shops that offer a variety of groceries and eateries. You can find many activity shops that carry everything you need.Kapaa HI 96746
Hanakāpī'Ai Falls TrailHanakapiai Falls isnt a waterfall most visitors will ever see. Nestled deep inside Hanakapiai Valley on the Na Pali coast, itll take some effort to reach.Hanakāpī'Ai Falls Trail HI 96746
Hanakāpī'ai BeachHanakapi'ai Beach on the North Shore of Kauai is very secluded and majestic.HI 96746
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Family research has been a part of my life for over 30 years. I do volunteer work at the LDS Family History Center located in my neighborhood even though I am not Mormon. I call myself the gentile librarian. I live on the west side of Houston in Katy. I was born in Waco, Texas and go there every few months to be with family. Many of my family members are buried in the Robinson Cemetery south of Waco going back to my great-great-grandmother. Growing up in Robinson, a farming community at the time, was a wonderful experience.
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Robert. You have the memorial above. I have the memorial 69466907 for the same person with no place of burial. Could you combine my information into your memorial. Then let me know and I'll erase mine. One of her closer relatives let me know where she was buried, and I saw you already had entered a memorial for her. Linda B 47272982
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You're welcome. I've been working with Bernice on a few memorials and randomly finding obits in the old Houston Post. I found one last night that wasn't listed on here and, it turns out, had been listed under a different name in another database.
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FOXBORO -- In the waning moments of Sunday's AFC championship, the Ravens were a muddled mess.
Coach John Harbaugh was seen shoving an assistant on the sidelines, and wide receiver Lee Evans dropped what would have been a late touchdown pass (with some help from Patriots' defensive back Sterling Moore). And despite the fact that Baltimore had another timeout before it tried a 32-yard field goal that would have tied the game, the Ravens rushed kicker Billy Cundiff and the rest of the field-goal team onto the field as the play clock was winding down. Cundiff, clearly rattled, missed badly.
All of that stood in contrast to the Patriots, who were able to maintain their collective composure. New England never appeared to come unglued, even after suffering back-to-back body shots from the Ravens in the second half. First, Baltimore took a 17-16 lead on a 29-yard pass from Joe Flacco to Torrey Smith late in the third quarter. And then, Danny Woodhead fumbled the ensuing kickoff, setting the Ravens up with great field position that led to a 39-yard field goal to make it 20-16 with less than a minute to go in the third quarter.
But down the stretch, with a trip to Super Bowl XLVI on the line, New England answered. Tom Brady led the Patriots on an 11-play, 63-yard drive that allowed New England to regain the lead, while Moore came away with a pair of big pass breakups. In all, there was never the same sense of chaos permeating the Patriots' sideline that was evident on the other side of the field.
In truth, that's pretty much been the case all year for New England, which has managed to keep cool, even when things have gotten a little dicey. That was seen in the way the team went about their business: During the 2011 regular season, the Patriots came from behind in nine of their 13 wins, overcoming an average deficit of 8.4 points in those victories. That includes four deficits of at least nine points (or at least two scores), and one three-game stretch where they were able to overcome deficits of nine, 17 and 21 points.
They have been placed in some high-stress situations this season, and with one notable exception, they have managed to keep calm and carry on.
"Obviously, it starts from the top and trickles down from there, from our captains and our leaders. And we just have to go out there and execute," said running back BenJarvus Green-Ellis of the in-game composure displayed by the Patriots this season. "It doesn't matter if we're up 21 or down 21. We still have to go out and make plays. We just have to go out here and do what we do."
Of course, there have been moments where things didn't go exactly as planned. That includes several instances of poor execution and mental errors in back-to-back losses (Oct. 30 against Pittsburgh and Nov. 6 against the New York Giants). But special teams' ace Matt Slater said that even the bad moments can be turned into positives if you look at it as a learning experience.
"I think the best thing that could have happened to this football team was us losing those back-to-back games in the middle of the season," Slater said. "Adversity, I think, is a good thing, depending on how you respond to it. And we responded to it so well, the adversity that we faced. We were sitting there, 5-3, struggling, people talking about the defense, the offense, the special teams.
"But at that point I think we really rallied together and found out what we had. The character of this football team was displayed from there on out. In hindsight, those two losses might have been the best thing that happened to this team."
Much of the Patriots ability to excel in key moments stems from their ability to excel when it comes to situational football. Slater spoke Monday about New England's preparation for just about any possibility, including a free kick situation. It's happened four times in the last 23 years -- basically, the NFL's equivalent of Halley's Comet -- but if there's ever a free kick involving the Patriots, they're ready.
"It's not a play you see often in this game, but it's something that we've practiced and prepared for," Slater said of the free kick possibility. "Coach (Bill) Belichick does a great job coaching situational football, and having us aware and learning at all times of what's going on out there on the football field.
"You feel so prepared around here going into a football game, it's unbelievable. You feel comfortable with everything you might see and things you might not have seen before. I think that's what coach -- he does a great job preparing us for that."
"Coach does a great job of putting us through a number of situations every week," said offensive lineman Brian Waters. "So it doesn't surprise us when we're in certain situations, because we've practiced those things numerous times."
That preparation includes hurried end-of-half and end-of-game field goal attempts, exactly the sort of situational football that ended up sinking the Ravens on Sunday. At the end of training camp practices, the sight of holder Zoltan Mesko and kicker Stephen Gostkowski running on the field to try and execute late-game field-goal attempts is commonplace.
"Our coach prepares us. He puts an extreme amount of pressure on us, so when those situations come up, practice situations become game reality. Those things become second nature to us," said Green-Ellis. "You never know what's going to go on around here. That's part of coaches' job. He keeps us even-keeled on everything."
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Greg and Price discuss their thoughts on some of the reports that have leaked after Tuesday from Brady's appeal hearing. The boys talk about what the reaction will be if Brady decides to accept a 1-game suspension. Fans want a complete exoneration, but there's a good chance that they won't get that - how will they react? They also talk with Mike Petraglia and get his thought on the appeal and more.
Sam is joined by Jared Weiss from The Garden Report and CLNS Radio to breakdown game 4 of Cavs-Warriors, preview game 5 on Sunday, and analyze the Celtics needs this off-season.
Greg Dickerson and John Tomase discuss the amazing season for the Celts and if they have any chance against Lebron and the Cleveland Cavs in a seven game series. If they do, HOW ... how do they get it done?
Brian "White Mamba" Scalabrine joins the guys to talk about the Celtics playoff push, the development of Marcus Smart and James Young, and the prospect of Brad Stevens leaving the Celtics for a college job.
Joe Castiglione and Rob Bradford talk with David Ortiz after the Red Sox take game 2 of their four game series with Toronto. David talks about the good pitching they've gotten and the offense finding their way.
Joe & Dave talked to the Sox third baseman, who hit a homer and knocked in two runs in the win in Tampa Bay.
Joe & Dave talked to the Sox center fielder, who was a single short of the cycle in the blowout win in Kansas City.
Don Sweeney, who was hired as the Bruins general manager yesterday speaks with Dale and Holley about his new position and where the Bruins go from here.
The awesomely knowledgeable Fluto Shinzawa calls DJ, Naoko and Pete to talk about his thoughts on the future of the B's. He discusses his column from earlier this week on Cam Neely wanting to give Claude the ax earlier in the season but not getting the ok. Fluto shares his thoughts on Chiarelli's firing, the future for Claude and where the Bruins should go from here. He also gives his opinion on potential moves the team can make, who would fit in here, his thoughts on the NHL playoffs so far and more.
In the final hour of the "midseason finale" as DJ likes to call it, the crew discuss more about the future of the Bruins franchise, the possible power struggle in the front office and who should be the head coach going forward. They talk to intelligent and talented Fluto Shinzawa about all of these thing and more in an excellent interview, and finally, DJ says THANK YOU!
Doug defended the merits of Boston 2024.
Chris Dempsey explained why Boston 2024 does not make sense for our city.
The top stories of the day as recounted by Gary Tanguay.
Paris Hilton gets pranked. Wal-Mart will make an ISIS-themed cake, but NOT a Confederate flag. Christian farts into the microphone, and tries to pass it off as a liner.
31 NBA GM's have apparently been warned about doing any deals with Danny Ainge.
The Bruins signed a goon, in Zac Rinaldo. The fans in Boston and the fans in Philly have polar opposite reactions.
Dale, Michael and Jerry discuss the new contract signed by Dougie Hamilton with the Calgary Flames, and why there's a pattern of guys in their prime wanting out (or being forced out) of the Bruins organization.
We wrap up the day with some of the best in sound that you may have missed.
They're not dead yet! Dale, Michael and Jerry discuss the recent turnaround by the BoSox.
Danny's early thoughts on Celtics drafting Terry Rozier at the 16th pick
Planet Mikey, joined by Chris Villani, Lenny Megliola, and the Textress Lucy, discuss whether Mikey Adams should have tipped Best Buy's Geek Squad after delivering his new TV. Also, the state of the Red Sox after losing another series to the Baltimore Orioles.
Minutes after the Boston Celtics selected Louisville guard Terry Rozier with the 16th pick in the NBA Draft, WEEI's Greg Dickerson joined Mikey Adams, Chris Villani, and Lenny Megliola to give their thoughts.
Dino, Gerry and Gary discuss which celebrities make the most money.
Joe Kelly and Rusney Castillo are down. Jackie Bradley Jr. and Deven Marrero are up. Can you tell Pawtucket's roster from Boston's? Ken Laird and Ryan Hannable discuss a busy week on the farm with special guests Rob Bradford and affiliate voices Josh Maurer, Mike Antonellis, Kevin Burke, and Cameron White. Plus prospect profiles with Portland's Jantzen Witte and Carlos Asuaje.
After a disappointing and confusing NBA Draft, Chris Forsberg joins Sam to discuss the draft and the Danny Ainge's strategy moving into Free Agency.
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