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DOME HONEYMOON SUITECosta Rica, Puntarenas, Quepos
About This Listing
Dome Honeymoon Suite is a unique secluded condo high on the hill in the trees of our hotel. Amazing jungle views with a wrap around terrace, grill, kitchenette, king bed, bathroom, lockbox and AC. Potential to see monkeys, tucans, macaws and more!
Space where guests can cook their own meals
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In the building, free or for a fee
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
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The Space
The Dome is a unique eco style construction with a large wrap arround deck, king bed , sofa bed , private bathroom and kitchenett. We call it our Honeymoon suite for the remote location , privacy & beautiful decor it offers. If you are looking for some luxurious adventure this is highly recomended, but not recomended for pregnant women , elderly or handicapped individuals as access is challenging .
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We stayed for 12 days in the Dome Villa of Las Cascadas. Gary and his family were very kind and helpful. As were Kelsey and Jenea, his receptionists. They were so very helpful and knowledgeable about the area. They even booked a majority of our adventure tours for us. They had a lovely breakfast menu especially their banana coconut pancakes. As we stayed in the Dome Villa at the top of the hill the walk was a workout. I wouldn't recommend it for someone who has troubles walking up steep areas. However, it was most definitely the nicest of the villas as the view was amazing. We were woken up by the local monkeys a few mornings. The two villages, Quepos and Manuel Antonio are the perfect getaway for a one stop shop vacation. Although please understand that the locals do not use addresses so Las Cascadas can be difficult to find. Best to ask for directions from the locals as they can guide you very easily. Most speak English. I hope that you enjoy your stay as much as we did.
This host has 16 reviews for other properties.View Other Reviews
About the Host, Gary
We are a kind of a condo and a kind of hotel, hence we coined the term Condotel.

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Easy Chicken Enchilada Soup
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School Lunches Inspiration
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Half way through the first week of starting school the excitement is still at full speed! I mentioned on my FB Page that I was having lunch with a few friends yesterday. We talked about everything under the moon, but the topics of conversation kept …continue reading
How to Make Simple Chocolate Mousse Recipe
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Last night, I was craving something sweet…not just anything sweet…I was needing a chocolate dessert and fast! Recipes that use items I already have in my pantry are the best for those serious "I need chocolate moments!" My Simple Chocolate Mousse Recipe was the perfect …continue reading
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My Sweet B's like to make Simple Cheesecake Tarts. This is a recipe that they can do completely on their own and the results are totally delicious! Only five ingredients are needed to make Simple Cheesecake Tarts recipe! Waffle Bowls, Cream Cheese, Sweetened Condensed Milk, …continue reading
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One of these days I need to share with you how I organize our meal plans! Each week, we have an Italian-themed meal. Spinach Lasagna Roll-Ups… is one of our top recipe picks for our Italian-themed night! It is an easy 30 minute meal and …continue reading
Fast Adorable Dessert {Mint Pudding Plants}
June 2, 2012 by Aimee • 4 Comments
Martha Stewart's Pudding Plants are very CUTE! Here's my way of simplifying a great recipe…. Simple and Tasty Mint Pudding Plants for Kids! For years, I've made these cute gummy worm dirt pots for my sweeties and they LOVE them! It's fun to have a …continue reading
Recipe: Fabulous Griddle Toasted Bruschetta
May 26, 2012 by Aimee • 10 Comments
Gardening is both relaxing and rewarding! And I absolutely love giving my Sweet B's the experience of caring for seeds as they become the fruits and vegetables we eat! I thought it would be fun to share with you my Fast and Fantastic Griddle …continue reading
Asian Chicken Salad with Homemade Dressing
May 18, 2012 by Aimee • 7 Comments
Summers are definitely made for Salads! Asian Chicken Salad with homemade dressing is another of our family favorites. It's a great blend of beautiful color and delicious flavor. I usually marinate my chicken in a bowl with 3 Tablespoons of Soy Sauce, 1 teaspoon of …continue reading
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I'm pretty sure I could live on only salads throughout spring and summer! Here's the recipe to one of my favorites… Grilled Chicken Salad with Dried Cherries I'm a little obsessed with my meat being cooked completely even! I like to prepare my chicken breasts, scallopini-style …continue reading


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Ernies is a great place for breakfast and their daily specials are delicious. Plenty of seating also.
We are in the process of moving and was up the street from a place that sells used furniture and other items .. my wife nor I had ate earlier so we seen this place thought we'd give it a try .. walked in was told sit where we liked .. told the drinks and was asked if we were...
We were in Pekin looking for a good home style restaurant. We came across Ernies, and we should of kept going. The restaurant was greasy smelling, dirty and the staff was unfriendly and lacking a smile. We ordered the daily special and it was terrible. We were unable to finish our meals and the waitress took our plates and never...
I got a long grey hair in my scrambled egg breakfast. I promise I will never return. This place is greasy filthy and needs a good cleaning.
I've been eating here since I was a kid. It's changed over the years but overall great homestyle family place to eat. Good menu with tons of choices. BEST BLT ever! Always kind and good wait staff too.Prices are reasonable.
It's really hard to screw up breakfast so this place has the usual fares. Nothing on the menu out of the ordinary. Service was prompt. Good arrived hot to our table. Prices are very reasonable! Overall an average breakfast spot.
Good breakfast and prices, but dinner can be kinda bland, as alot of the poeple who come are older. Clean place and fast service. Has good homemade pies. Would go again plenty of seating parking is small on street and lot across a kinda busy road
I relly enjoy the family atmosphere. The waitstaff are very attentive, friendly, and cheerful. After a handful of visits they even remember your favorite if you have one. ; )
Truly enjoy all aspects of my visits to Ernie's. a true Pekin tradition.
I used to go there all the time when ever anyone said were should we go out to eat i would always say it! But now after new owner the food has changed drastically they try to make it the same but it is no were close in fact it is 10 times worst! i would rather not eat at...
Ernie's has been in business since the 1980's - it is a family run restaurant with homestyle food. Serves breakfast anytime. Very popular with local folks.
Great prices. Serves great selections of entrees including family comfort food dishes such as roast beef and dressing, fried chicken, country-fried steak, etc. with all the trimmings. Also great selection of sandwiches.
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Active run defender with nice speed and range there. Likes to throw his weight around and will deliver a hit to receiver over the middle. Shows some pop and hitting power as a tackler. Will break down and make stop in the open field. Is comfortable coming up in the box and defending the run there. Shows good upfield burst to come from free safety position as well with nice closing burst on the ball. Has a nice backpedal and decent hips when working in man coverage against the tight end. Shows some burst out of his breaks to break on the ball and break up the pass. Shows ability in centerfield as well as working in Cover-2, able to keep things in front of him.
Is an undersized tackler, and ducks his head too much looking to deliver hit, but can lead to missed stops. Other times will tackle too high. Not as effective a tackler against bigger defenders and can have difficulty dragging down guys. Will miss stops because he looks for the hit. WIll take some bad angles to the ball in the open field. Can be a bit overaggressive in coverage, biting on play fakes and giving up the big play. Lets receivers get behind him at times and may not be a guy you want to count on in the clutch to make a play in coverage. Can draw some flags when working in man coverage against the tight end, grabbing the defender to make a play on the ball.
Carter is an aggressive, hard-hitting free safety that is probably a bit more comfortable working in the box and defending the run than playing in coverage. He has the tools to get better in coverage, but doesn't have the great ballhawking skills most teams are looking for at free safety. Instead, he's more of an undersized strong safety. Isn't asked to cover a lot in man coverage because of Nelson at the other safety spot and he may not do that as well at the next level despite flashing the tools to do so. He was listed at 195 pounds going into his senior year, but has bulked up in the 210-pound range is ideal for him. A two-year starter that combined for 184 tackles, 5 tackles for loss, 8 interceptions, and 11 pass breakups in those two years at free safety.
Carter has skills to compete as a starting safety at the next level, but he's not a guy that is great in coverage as he'll give up some big plays. He's good in run support, but he'll miss some stops as well. But he has the potential to both well enough where he'll contribute more positive than negative. I don't like the fact that he'll duck his head as a tackler, which can lead to missed stops and potential penalties due to the new crackdown on leading with the crown of your head. It's also potentially dangerous for him. He can play either safety position, but I think he's probably a better fit playing strong safety where he won't have to cover as many receivers and won't be as responsible for things in coverage. The ideal scheme for him is playing in a Cover-2 heavy scheme, where the safeties tend to be much more interchangeable. He should become a capable starter, but I don't see him being a guy that is a key piece of a team's defense. He's more of a complementary safety that if he plays with another good safety, he'll be good. But he's not a guy that I'd want being my top safety or the quarterback of my defense. The player I would compare him to is someone like Chris Hope, who was a decent starter in Pittsburgh at free safety, but has come into his own as a strong safety in Tennessee. He's not one of the best safeties in the league and certainly has contributed to some of the struggles Tennessee's secondary has had over the years. But for the most part he gets the job done.
Carter could compete with DeCoud at the free safety position, but is not a strong bet to win that competition. And while he's bigger safety, they are about even in terms of their ability to make plays in run support. Carter might be slightly better because he's bigger now, but they are about the same. Carter might be a little more polished in coverage coming out than DeCoud was three years ago, but he doesn't really have the coverage ability or run-supporting skills to think he is a significant upgrade. In Atlanta, Carter would be a good insurance policy and solid No. 3 safety because he can play either spot in their scheme. He would give the team an option at free safety in case the team didn't re-sign DeCoud after the season and then could be a starter.
Carter is worth a late third or fourth round pick in a stronger draft class, but because of the lack of talent near the top, he probably gets pushed up into the early third or possibly late second round.
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Bonfire Volt Snowboard Pants - Men's
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Want to be a part of a group of moms who care about each other, like to have fun, love their children, and don't take themselves or life too seriously? "Yes," you say? Then you've come to the right group.
Check your worries at the door and join us with your kids for some great events such as local playdates at parks, indoor playgyms, OMSI, The Children's Museum, coffee shops, the zoo, potlucks, etc. We enjoy our monthly moms' night out together, Book Club and Bunco (There are usually 2-3 mom only events a month, which is a great way to get to know each other better without kids distracting us). We've been known to take a moms' weekend trip away...and we can't pack our bags fast enough!
Our children range in age from bun-in-the-oven to about age 7. As for the moms we are 20, 30 and 40 and it just works. Some of us are stay-at-home moms, some work part-time and some full-time.
The majority of our playdates are during the week, late morning. Most of our events are in Clackamas, Happy Valley, Oregon City, Milwaukie, West Linn, and SE Portland. We also have our group settings set to private, so none of our event information is available to the public (for everyone's safety!).
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I have noticed that gardeners are quite thrifty in utilizing and repurposing available materials. Twigs, sticks and vines can be used to support plants, as trellises and even just for decor.
A series of larger sticks can be pushed into the ground for peas, sweetpeas and other plants that could use a bit of extra support. One year we used branches from mimosa trees that had blown down in a storm to create a cucumber trellis.
If you need to block off a path or area to discourage foot traffic, a collection of salvaged branches can accomplish the same thing.
Unusual materials can also be repurposed in the garden for many purposes. I have often seen marine-grade rope draped to create attractive supports for trailing roses and vines.
How about repurposing sandbags? They can be used to create temporary walls, garden seating or raised beds.
Tree stumps can be unsightly and expensive to remove. If it's large enough, a tree stump can be repurposed as a novelty garden seat, table or planter pedestal.
Aren't gardeners wonderfully creative and clever?
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Back in the bay area after being in NYC for the last 1.5yrs. Excited to be back in such a beautiful area with my friends. In the summer of 2007, I hit the old, cliche of the two roads diverged, and I went with my gut (that was scared shitless, or at least sleepless, yeah, I was still regular during this) to leap out of the known, and comfortable, albeit stale life that I had going on the east coast and to put all my belongings in the backseat of my car, point it westward and drive. No destination other than enjoyment and maybe on a deeper level, trying to sort through my life up to that point and find a place where I could begin anew, hopefully with some sort of renewed drive or purpose. That led me to Santa Cruz, a new job, all new friends, and coming out. I was there for several years, enjoying my new life, owning a scooter, reading classic literature I skipped stupidly in high school, understanding other viewpoints on religion and atheism, throwing amazing house parties, trying to surf, hiking and camping in Big Sur and falling in live with bonfires on the beach and a firepit in my backyard. But Santa Cruz grew quiet and I took a job transfer to go to NYC and try out city life for the first time. Was hard, but fun too, but I miss my friends and I'm coming back to the Bay Area. This time closer to San Francisco. I'm looking for a guy who shares many of my own interests, as well as someone who is passionate about all sorts of things that's might not have in common. If you enjoy the arts, and like to read stuff like "On the Road" and have late into the night conversations about experiencing life and what we should give up do to so, or "infinite jest" and talk about how we become enraptured in something good or bad that drives and motivate us, then I'm going to love those conversations. If you want to leave on Friday evenings at the drop of a hat to drive up the coast and camp out and hike and sit quietly around a fire and drink wine then get in touch with me. Love that stuff. There's other stuff, but that's a good start...
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On June 20, 2013, Anderson Cooper 360 profiled the case of LDF client, Duane Buck, who was sentenced to death in Texas after his sentencing jury was told that he was more likely to be dangerous because he is Black.
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Today, the Supreme Court agreed to hear Mount Holly v. Mount Holly Gardens Citizens in Action, Inc. We call on the Court to use this case as an opportunity to continue our nation's progress to ensure that all families have a fair opportunity to find a good place to call home.
In Mount Holly, the Court will review a key provision of the Fair Housing Act, which is our nation's key tool to eradicate housing discrimination and promote more inclusive neighborhoods. The Fair Housing Act was enacted in 1968 as a testament to the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., in the wake of his tragic assassination. Since then, our nation has made progress toward eliminating racial segregation and discrimination in housing. Yet, as our recent economic crisis has starkly revealed, predatory lending and other discriminatory practices continue to deny housing opportunities to people of color and isolate minority communities. This case comes at a particularly critical time as African-American families struggle to overcome the devastating effects of the recession on homeownership and wealth.


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pork or vegetable
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with ginger dressing
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shrimp, scallops & lobster with honey lemon butter sauce
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July 01, 2015
Check out the Day 2 Recap!!
USA Men fall to Venezuela at World Championship
July 01, 2015
Despite outhitting opponents, Team USA fell 3-2 to Venezuela.
Play Positive Poll: Respecting Officials
July 01, 2015
Officials are people too and deserve the same respect as your teammates and opponents.
World Cup of Softball X action kicks off
June 30, 2015
Both USA teams open competition with a pair of wins
Josh Johnson fans 13 en route to win over the Netherlands
June 29, 2015
With the win, Team USA moves to 3-1 at the WBSC Men's World Championship!
Girls Division National Finalists announced for 2015 MLB Pitch, Hit and Run Program presented by Scotts
June 29, 2015
These 24 boys and girls will compete at the National Finals and participate in activities during MLB All-Star Week.
World Cup X kicks off in Irvine
June 29, 2015
Team USA suffers first loss against Japan
June 29, 2015
Team USA suffered their first loss of the WBSC Men's World Championship to Japan.
Team USA picks up two wins in Kansas City
June 28, 2015
The Women's National Team took two games against Team KC in an exhibition doubleheader.
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February 6th, 2004 #1
MEMORIES coming to dvd on feb 24th!
this movie is fantastical
its 3 animated shorts--but the whole film lasts like 2 hours long
teh last one :cannon fodder" is beyond radical
go buy it when it hits
anyone else seen it?
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I've actually seen it on DVD like half a year ago which I got from my friend whose quite big collector on animations and games. My favorite of them is also "Cannon Fodder". Just look at all the panning scenes, its CRAZY! Its very unique and has a meaning to it too.
"Live each day as if it was your last day, and you will find each day worth living for."
March 15th, 2004 #3
just picked it up today
its very cool people...dont sleep on this flick!!!
its by the director of AKIRA
shawn--yea man--all those panning scenes are a trip--must ahve been a real pain to execute those--but they work really well
March 16th, 2004 #4
Ohhh just grabed it!
why can't anime be as good now as it was back when this was first released : \ ... these stories are priceless.
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Oh goody!!! when I was in Japan I saw this on DVD already, but it's was sooo expensive, I think something like 60 bucks.. I hope this release is a bit more affordable, because indeed it's something special!
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I love this anime
I had the pleasure of seeing a non-subtitled non dubbed version (smuggled out of japan) about 6 years ago back during my college days. It's incredible but aside from the visuals I had no Idea what was going on. I can't wait to see it again with subtitles. Highly recomened.
March 17th, 2004 #7
glad there are a few more people here that like it--i was beginning to think people had lost their taste buds
sammy--now you just need to go back out and buy akira kurosawa's "DREAMS"


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Yellowstone National Park has been hastily evacuated as fear of the Yellowstone Caldera's eruption is deemed to be approaching sooner than previously expected. Researchers on-site claim that the 640,000 year-old super volcano has exhibited a sudden spike of activity which indicates that it could erupt in as little as two weeks. The explosion caused by the volcano would very well throw all of United States into a 200 year long volcanic winter, with ash blotting out the sun, and pyroclastic flow irreparably damaging the surrounding ecosystem.
Two weeks ago several roads through yellow stone were closed down after the pavement began to crack and bubble due to the extreme temperatures rising beneath the earth's surface. No one has yet been able to pinpoint what has spurned this sudden surge of action. Officials monitoring the volcano are primarily concerned with keeping the curious out of the park, as well as safely vacating surrounding areas to prevent any potential casualties.
The scientific community is split on when exactly the volcano will erupt. Some say weeks, while other camps suggest that it could be several months. One thing they all agree on, however, is that it will happen very, very soon. Senior Volcanologist Richard Dunn gave the following report in regards to the volcano's alarming activity. "This is something which could have never been accurately determined ahead of time. This unpredictable flux of activity is quite concerning, and flies in the face of all our previous studies in regards to this particular volcano. Our chief concern at this point is getting people to safety."
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Q: Is Zach Maynard close to taking a step up as a playmaker?
From Dan Greenspan, http://california.scout.com … That Maynard missed two practices because of academics wasn't exactly an inspiring way to start spring for the transfer from Buffalo, but Cal head coach Jeff Tedford has been quite strong in his praise of the redshirt senior's development. Maynard did show promise as his first season as starter went along, posting a 3-1 record in November. He'll also have two of the conference's best playmakers in running back Isi Sofele and wide receiver Keenan Allen at his disposal, but his decision-making in the biggest games will be what determines Cal's fate. Against the super-athletic defenses of Oregon, USC, UCLA and Texas, Maynard accounted for 10 turnovers against two touchdowns while completing only 53 percent of his passes.
Is Jeff Tedford on any sort of a hot seat?
The hundreds of millions of dollars spent on the renovated Memorial Stadium and new football complex and weight room and general stagnation of the program certainly increases the pressure Tedford faces. Considering the Bears will be prohibitive underdogs in back-to-back trips to Ohio State and USC in Sept., perhaps the play to satiate the restless natives will be turning over the reins to highly-touted Elite 11 signal-caller Zach Kline, hope for a late-season surge and create some hope for 2013.
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Considering all the turmoil that resulted from the loss of defensive line coach and top recruiter Tosh Lupoi to Washington earlier this year, it might seem strange that the position is emerging as one of the real strengths for the Golden Bears. Cal brought in a lot of talent on the line over the past few years and seems set to pay great dividends at a crucial time. True sophomore Mustafa Jalil played quite a bit last season and should form a tremendous tandem at defensive end with redshirt junior Deandre Coleman that should match or even exceed the production Trevor Guyton and Ernest Owusu delivered last season. Factor in the return of Aaron Tipoti and Kendrick Payne at nose guard, the defensive line should be able to help offset the loss of massively-productive inside linebackers Mychal Kendricks and D.J. Holt, who combined for 189 total tackles last season, and handle the proliferation of spread offenses across the Pac-12.
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|1 Pound (Medium Size)
|Shortening/Cooking oil
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (For Deep Frying)
|All purpose flour
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Baking powder
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Tartar sauce
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Malt vinegar/Cider vinegar
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|Coarse salt
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Cut fillets into about 3x2-inch pieces.
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Cover and refrigerate till needed.
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Pat dry with paper towels.
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Fry potatoes, 1/4 at a time, for 4 to 6 minutes or till lightly browned.
Remove potatoes and drain on paper towels.
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Beat with a rotary beater or wire whisk till smooth.
Dip fish into batter.
Then fry in the hot fat (375°) till done and coating is golden brown, turning once (allow 3 to 4 minutes total for fillets, 1 to 11/2 minutes total for smelt).
Remove fish and drain on paper towels.
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Beyond the black stump
An Australian idiom idicating that even if you go as far as you can, the black stump is still a little further.
Blood is worth bottling
If an Australian says to you "Your blood is worth bottling", he/she is complimenting or praising you for doing something or being someone very special.
Cut down the tall poppies
If people cut down the tall poppies, they criticise people who stand out from the crowd.
Dog-whistle politics
When political parties have policies that will appeal to racists while not being overtly racist, they are indulging in dog-whistle politics.
Dry as a wooden god
Very dry area or very thirsty: That desert is as dry as a wooden god.
Flash as a rat with a gold tooth
Someone who's as flash as a rat with a gold tooth tries hard to impress people by their appearance or bahaviour.
Flat out like a lizard drinking
An Australian idiom meaning extremely busy, which is a word play which humorously mixes two meanings of the term flat out.
Grinning like a shot fox
If someone is grinning like a shot fox, they are smiling uncomprehendingly or smugly, looking stupid while smiling, showing that they don't really understand what's going on, like the bared teeth on the corpse of a fox.
Like a shag on a rock
If someone feels like a shag on a rock, they are lonely or isolated. A shag is an Australian bird that often perches alone on a rock.
Mad as a cut snake
One who is mad as a cut snake has lost all sense of reason, is crazy, out of control.
On the knocker
If you do something on the knocker, you do it immediately or promptly.
On the wallaby track
In Australian English, if you're on the wallaby track, you are unemployed.
See which way the cat jumps
If you see which way the cat jumps, you postpone making a decision or acting until you have seen how things are developing.
She'll be apples
A very popular old Australian saying meaning everything will be all right, often used when there is some doubt.
Stone the crows
Stone the crows is used to convey shock or surprise similarly to "Oh my God". "Stone the flamin' crows" is a more emphatic form of the expression.
Talk the legs off an iron pot
Somebody who is excessively talkative or is especially convincing is said to talk the legs off an iron pot. ('Talk the legs off an iron chair' is also used)
Up a gum tree
If you're up a gum tree, you're in trouble or a big mess.
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John, Paul, George, Ringo & Me: The Real Beatles Story
Da Capo Press, 2005 - Biography & Autobiography - 256 pages
Liverpool-born author Tony Barrow worked beside The Beatles as the world-famous group's own public relations man through each exciting phase of their dazzling career in the sixties. His up-close-and-personal profiles of John, Paul, George, and Ringo probe their true personalities and reveal their amazing lifestyles as no other book has done
Barrow gives a devastatingly honest, powerfully authoritative, and absolutely credible eyewitness account of how his history-making clients acted in and out of the spotlight. Also published here for the first time is his astonishing collection of photographs, including candid snapshots taken in the sanctuary of dressing rooms and hotel suites from where press and paparazzi were excluded.
Barrow watched the Beatles' "greatest gig of all" at New York's Shea Stadium and, at Paul's request, he made a personal souvenir recording of The Beatles' final concert at San Francisco's Candlestick Park.
The author lets his quirky Liverpudlian sense of humor run all through the text because "rock 'n' roll was never invented to be taken too seriously."
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There are several reasons why some people are willing to pay more for a given product or service. Some are into image, while others appreciate what they perceive as added value.
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Game Design - SLC 2013
Games are a lot of fun to play, but designing your own game can be even better! In our program, game designers used software called Scratch to program their own motion-controlled game. Programming sounds like it would be very difficult, but participants learned that programming is just a way to tell the characters in their game how to act. It is almost like a game of Simon Says. Everyone did a fantastic job working through the commands and building their games.
Participants can download their game and continue their work. If you weren't able to make it to the class, you can start a new game by downloading Scratch. Our next blog post will include the code we used, how to make another level, and the thoughts behind our game design program.
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Stop-Motion Animation - SLC 2013
All of the filmmakers did an amazing job of working together to create magnificent movies. The process was so much fun that participants asked if they could do this at home. Yes, you can! We have included instructions on how to make a stop-motion film using either a PC (Windows Live Movie Maker) or Mac (iMovie) computer.
For a step-by-step guide on how to use Windows Live Movie Maker to create an animation, click here.
For instructions on how to use iMovie to make an animation, click here.
The videos below will be shown on the big screen at the Red Carpet Premier, July 12. Please register each person who plans to attend, as seats are limited.
Batman Returns
Double Trouble
Father's Day
Giant Hamburger from Outer Space
King's People
LPS Awesomeness
Revenge of Hammy
Superheroes in Peril
The Tank
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Toontastic - SLC 2013
Toontastic was a great way to kick off the tech programs for the Summer Library Club! The free iPad app is a wonderful tool to introduce children to story arcs as the program offers different scenes like setup, conflict, challenge, climax, and resolution. Kids used Toontastic to pick a setting, characters, music, and narrate a story. Click on the links below to watch the animated stories. Enjoy!
Toontastic: Storytelling App
We love to share stories at the library, but we also love to make up our own. Toontastic is an app that allows kids to author their own stories, while teaching them how to follow a traditional story arc. The app works with the iPad, iPad Mini, and iPhone. Download by pressing:
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The goal is simple: every dose, every day. But it's not always easy to remember to take your medications when you're supposed to. If you're having troubling taking your medications correctly, the first thing you should do is figure out why. Read on to learn about some of the common reasons people don't take their meds right and what you can do about it. more »
Just about everyone knows by now that fiber in the form of fruits and vegetables helps keep you, um, regular. But did you also know that it can help you reduce the risk of heart disease, lower your cholesterol, prevent cancer, and manage your... more »
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Pristine Gem 1885 Three Cent Nickel1885 3CN MS65 PCGS. The mintage of the 1885 three cent nickel was the lowest of the series at 1,000 business strikes, even lower than the 1884 that preceded it at 1,700 coins. Even though the three cent nickels as a series were largely irrelevant after the introduction of the Shield five cent nickels in 1866, the successful reinvigoration of circulating silver coinage in 1873-74 sealed their fate, and the 1883 introduction of the Liberty nickel design merely served to reinforce their uselessness. Some of the mid- to late-1880s issues, produced as the series limped toward eventual death in 1889, are among the most interesting in the series. The present Gem is certified in a small first-generation green-label holder, displaying lots of eye appeal and nary a distraction over smooth silver-gray surfaces. Population: 12 in 65, 12 finer (6/11).
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Hi! My town house has all mod cons, except TV, and is on the main Limerick Road into Tipperary. Opp. Petrol Station open until 11pm and 2min stroll to Corneys Pub. Free parking & great for any Galtee Walkers or Wedding guests. Bus/Train accessible. Learn More
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This is an incredible opportunity to stay in a beautiful traditional Irish cottage in the heart of the Irish countryside. Located in a working farm with cattle and horses, this cottage is a real gem with the famous Irish hospitality included. Contains 1 bedroom with double bed, and 1 single bedroom. Guests have full use of our lovely cottage. This location has also hosted events by top International horse trainers, and people have flown in to attend from as far away as the USA, Australia a...
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"The Maids Room" this ensuite double bedroom was originally used as the maids bedroom back in the days when it was very usual to have a maid. The bathroom has the original, deep iron bath with a power shower over. Lovely views of our garden and a super comfy bed. You are free to wonder around our garden, through the wild grove and around the back yard to see a variety of horses, dogs, hens and cattle. If you fancy a longer ramble you can walk to the bottom of the farm to the Mohore river, ...
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We are a typical Irish family farmhouse. We are surrounded by countryside and various animals. A real step a way from town life. We have 3 bedrooms, 2 doubles and 1 twin. Wonderful views, walks, the gardens, horses, cattle, chickens, dogs...as much or as little as you prefer As much or as little as the guest wants. We are here to make your stay as enjoyable and comfortable as possible. The village of Emly is a quiet, rural village within easy access of Tipperary town and Limerick and Co...
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International man of mentoring: Experiences away from NBA drive Jazz guard John Lucas III
That's just one of the many things the Jazz coach admires about Lucas.
"He's a fireball," Corbin said. "He comes off with a lot of energy. He can make shots. He can play the game right."
Along with being one of the most spirited and energetic players, he's also the smallest. Lucas is one of few NBA players that doesn't hit the 6-foot mark, in fact. He is listed, perhaps generously, as being 5 foot 11.
"He's a little guy who had to fight and scratch for everything he's gotten in this league," Corbin said. "He knows the battle that guys are going through, especially the guys that are trying to make the squad."
Overcoming adversity
Both Lucases are quite familiar with overcoming adversity, too. Lucas' father's battle — and victory over — drug/alcohol addiction has been well-documented over the years.
Corbin credited the Jazz's Lucas for having the love of basketball, the excellent communication and leadership skills, and the aggressiveness of his father, who played off and on in the NBA from 1976-90. The elder Lucas had multiple coaching stints in the league, including with the Spurs, 76ers and Cavaliers.
"(Lucas II) loved teaching. He loved pushing himself. He loved working hard," Corbin said of the former NBA player and coach. "(Lucas III) grew up in it. He's been around basketball forever, so he knows what it takes to be good in this league and knows what it takes to try to be successful in this league, and he tries to share that with his teammates."
That positivity was in full display in the aftermath of Burke's injury when Lucas III offered consolation in the locker room after the rookie broke his finger, saying the situation was "a minor setback for a major comeback."
Just look at Lucas' passport and basketball resume, and it's obvious he knows a little something about that.
He knows about seizing opportunities, too.
"I never want to let the (Jazz) organization down, the team down or our coaching staff down," he said. "That's why I bring it every night."
Lucas, who turns 31 on Nov. 21, also feels a responsibility to mentor Burke and other young Utah players. Lucas and Richard Jefferson, 33, are the team's only 30-somethings with guaranteed contracts.
"I haven't been part of a team this young," Lucas said. "It's fun. I'm enjoying it. It keeps me young."
Lucas knows that some consider professional athletes his age to be ancient relics.
"People start looking at you a little bit different," he said. "My whole thing is I want to play until the wheels fall off, until I know that I can't compete at that high level and give that energy I come in with to give night and night out.
"I'm a big kid at heart," he added, "so I feel like I fit right in."
Of course, feeling old sure beats playing in China, not to mention cleaning up Rodman's discarded toenails.
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Clean, well kept and secluded. Kayak rentals, boat excursions. The photo below is taken from the Nigh Duck during one of the boat trips around the island, it's a photo of the shoreline for the campground. The camp sites are behind the trees. They are only about 10 sites and the ones set back in the woods offer a nice amount of privacy. The house in the picture is a rental house. Click the picture for a larger view.
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Old QuarryCampground - there...
Old QuarryCampground - there are only 10 sites at this nicely secluded campground. That's our tent peeking out from behind the trees. We nearly got a hole in the tent when one of the resident squirrels, which we refer to as 'chip-squirrels' decide to taunt the dogs, who were inside the tent, by climbing up on the roof of the tent and peeking in the skywindow at them! We call them chip-squirrels because they are smaller than the grey, black or white squirrels that we've seen in the the lower East Coast and Canada. They look like a cross between a chipmunk and a squirrel.
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To rent a house in Moody Beach would cost about $1800 for a week. The one my friends stayed at had 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, a huge living room overlooking the beach, and fit a whole family comfortably.
Great view of the ocean!
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If you're planning a trip around fall for foliage around the Bar Harbor or Acadia National Park area, make sure you have reservations. On one drive up to Bar Harbor it totally slipped our minds that foliage was peaking up there and there were no rooms available anywhere. We had to drive two towns back to find a half decent motel...at 1am! I was too tired I didn't even remember what the room looked like. Doesn't matter which of the B and B's or hotels you're booked in...the best way to see everything is by walking and hiking.
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Black Point Inn: Black Point Inn
Forget it; if you have to ask. . .
This is more of an all-inclusive resort with a swimming pool, tennis courts, lovely grounds, and cottages as well as the historic main inn. We're talking about an old-fashioned, turn-of-the-century (and I mean 19 to 20) grand hotel here.
Except for the concierge who didn't seem to know much about the area, this inn offered the finest service (no tipping) I have ever experienced. Everyone from the bellmen to the valet were extremely attentive and helpful.
The rooms in the inn could hardly be considered luxurious, but they are comfortable in an old-fashioned way. The inn offers a modest afternoon tea on a lovely deck overlooking a pleasant cove and beach. The dining room offers consistently excellent cuisine.
Staying at the Black Point Inn is like briefly turning back the clock to an era of elegance lived at an unhurried, civilized pace.
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some people like to stay in hotels and motels, my friend gabe on the other hand likes to stay in hollow trees.
Usually free.
very quiet and no electricity, usually plenty of vacancy.
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When I went back to Maine, I stayed at the Captain Briggs House Bed and Breakfast in Freeport. The bed and breakfast is in a restored sea captain's and shipbuilder's house which was built in 1853.
The rooms are comfortable, bright, and cheerful, and each has its own private bath. All rooms have either a king, queen, full, or twin bed. A homemade breakfast is served daily in the sunlit breakfast room.
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The coast is dotted with lighthouses. In summer be sure to make reservations in advance, the hotels and B and B's fill up fast.
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$185 per night, but well worth it!!! Winter mid-week specials are half this price and include dinner.
Golf, swimming, shopping, beautiful views of ocean.
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You can use little pensions...
You can use little pensions all around Maine, you can buy houses, if you have lot of money. If not, just rent one. I like the houses all arount this state. You can be directly in the nature.
- ladyfisher
- Reviews: 239
We stayed in Freeport which is...
We stayed in Freeport which is about 15 min drive to Boothbay. Both Freeport and Booth bay have a number of B&B hotels as well as Hotels to pick from . The time of year we went most were not open 'season' dosn't start until April 25 for most and some not until memorial day.But we did get a room at Coastline Inn
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On the way to Bar Harbor, you...
On the way to Bar Harbor, you can swing off the highway at Salisbury Cove> There are cabins there on a quiet beach that will allow you to sleep for a hundred years in the space of one night. If you are looking for serenity, Sue and I highly recommend Salisbury Coce. It is only five minutes from Acadia National Park and downtown Bar Harbor.
A cabin with a view across Salisbury Cove and Bar Harbor, a porch to sit on, a huge manicured lawn before you going down to a rocky beach, a kitchenette in the cabin and the sounds of the ocean and songbirds and crickets. No highway noise as it is a few hundred yards back to the highway.
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The Manor House Inn, where I...
The Manor House Inn, where I stayed,
The price depends on the room and the season.
There are a number of important qualities. The friendliness of its owner and staff, a sumptuous buffet breakfast that is served daily, and, its location close to the heart of the town.
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