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New South Wales have recalled Trent Barrett for their must-win State of Origin game against Queensland in Brisbane.
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Wigan stand-off and acting captain Trent Barrett has signed for Cronulla Sharks.
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Trent Barrett will take over as Wigan Warriors captain for the remainder of his final season at the club.
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Friday 16th May 21:57
Wolves exorcised the ghosts of their humiliating 57-16 rout by St Helens with a resounding 38-14 victory over Warrington on Friday.
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Thursday 1st May 11:06
Wigan have said that they would not stand in Trent Barrett's way if he requested to be released from the final year of his contract.
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Tuesday 22nd April 10:16
Reports from Australia suggest Trent Barrett could ask to leave Wigan at the end of the season so he can return to the NRL.
Barrett avoids suspension
Tuesday 11th March 18:43
Wigan's Trent Barrett avoided suspension at an RFL disciplinary panel, but team-mate Richard Mathers was banned for three matches.
Smith scoops top award
Thursday 29th November 22:00
Melbourne Storm hooker Cameron Smith has pipped Jamie Peacock to the Rugby League World Golden Boot.
Wigan keep dream alive
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Wigan Warriors remain in the Grand Final hunt after a 21-18 victory over Hull FC in Saturday evening's elimination semi-final.
Barrett: My best win ever
Friday 21st September 23:40
Trent Barrett feels Wigan's stunning 31-30 result against Bradford has to rank as the best win of his illustrious career.
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Sam Burgess has been named on Bath's replacements bench for Friday's clash with Harlequins at the Recreation Ground and much is expected of the former rugby league star known as 'Slammin Sam'.
Warrington Wolves have used mixed martial arts to prepare for Super League 20
There's not many sports people that can teach a rugby league team how to be more physical, but the Warrington Wolves have found just the thing.
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In the most competitive tournament since it was regularised in 2009, all four teams go into this weekend's final round-robin fixtures in the Four Nations Series with a chance of reaching the final in Wellington on Saturday week.
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When looking at how Louisville and Kentucky match-up with each other, it's more important to look at which team will get more out of each position. With Louisville playing more of match-up zone than a man-to-man defense it's not necessarily about 1-on-1 matchups. Because both Louisville and Kentucky have multiple players that play both the shooting guard and small forward position, instead of doing a breakdown of each position, I'll just combine the two. Louisville and Kentucky are slightly more evenly matched on the wing than I thought. Louisville: –Russ Smith, 19 ppg, 3 rpg, 2 apg, 2 spg –Wayne Blackshear, 10 ppg, 4.2 rpg –Kevin Ware, 4 ppg, 2 rpg, 1.2 spg –Luke Hancock, 6 ppg, 3 rpg. Kentucky: –Archie Goodwin, 16 ppg, 5 rpg. 4.2 apg, 1 spg –Julius Mayes, 9 ppg, 3 rpg 2 apg. Advantage: Louisville Both Louisville and Kentucky get some of their most consistent play from the shooting guard and small forward positions. The question is which team's wing players wi...
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80 Time up on the clock. The Tigers had a chance to clear their lines, but Toulouse have managed to turn it over. Last roll of the dice for the four-time champions! They put five phases together, but Thierry Dusautoir loses the ball in contact. The ref looks at his watch and blows for full-time... Toulouse are knocked out, and the Tigers march into the quarter-finals!
78 So, two minutes left and Toulouse have an attacking line-out. Botha throws it in, but Millo-Chluski can't take as the ball spills into the hands of Castrogiovanni who holds on for dear life! Dear oh dear! Another chance gone begging for Toulouse... and time isn't on their side.
76 What a punt by the Toulouse pivot, who finally comes good by sending the ball 5m out from the Tigers' line. It's not over yet folks!
75 Toulouse in possession, but are pinned in their half. The Tigers manage to turn over the ball, but it was done illegally which allows Beauxis a chance to punt the pigskin as far as he can into Leicester's half and set up a line-out for his team.
72 Now the Tigers go on the attack. It's Morris with ball in hand and the winger speeds up the touchline before putting ball to boot, but he's kicked it out on the full...
70 Former Wallaby scrum-half Luke Burgess is also on the pitch for Toulouse, who attempt to run the ball out from inside their 22 but it nearly goes horribly wrong before try-scorer Yoann Huget straightens the line and makes a small break. But Hamilton manages to shut Toulouse's dangerman down.
68 George Ford takes the place of Mathew Tait whilst Flood is in the sin-bin...
66 YELLOW CARD, LEICESTER. The Tigers in possession, but McAlister charges down a clearance kick. The Kiwi passes inside to the supporting Fritz , but Flood puts his hand in the way and slaps the ball down. George Clancy shows him a yellow card, and the Tigers will be down to 14 men for the next 10 minutes.
63 Nov�s has pushed the panic button and makes another change: Gurthro Steenkamp makes way for Vasil Kakovin. And for Leicester, Dan Coles is replaced by Martin Castrogiovanni. Scott Hamilton is also on in place of Adam Thompstone.
61 It's a better strike from McAlister, but the ball sails wide AGAIN. That's 17 points Toulouse have fluffed from the boots of Beauxis and McAlister as coach Guy Nov�s shakes his head in the stands.
60 The fresh legs look to have paid off. A strong run from Botha into Morris, and the winger plays the ball off his feet. Penalty to Tuolouse! Who's going to step up to the tee? It's McAlister...
57 More changes from the Toulouse camp: Tolofua makes way for Gary Botha, and off comes lock Yoann Maestri for Romain Millo-Chluski.
55 The two teams scrum down, and once again the Toulouse pack are penalised. Dan Cole gets a high five from his team-mates.
53 That five-pointer has the put a spring in Toulouse's step as the visitors once again threaten inside Leicester's 22. Clement Poitrenaud slips as he took in a pass from Vincent Clerc and spills the ball forward.
50 For some odd reason Beauxis is kicking again. And surprise, surprise... he's missed! However, Toulouse are back in the hunt! 9-5
49 TRY, TOULOUSE. Leicester with the throw-in, but Albacete pinches it and McAlister hoists a high one for his team-mates to chase. Mathew Tait is underneath it, but loses the ball backwards as he tried to clear. Yoann Huget pounces and puts enough pressure down on the loose ball for the try!
46 Tolofua throws in, Crane puts pressure on the Toulouse jumpers but Nyanga has it covered. Beauxis puts in a monster punt and the ball sails into touch.
45 Quick change for Toulouse: Yannick Nyanga comes on for Gregory Lamboley at flank
44 Now it's Toulouse who are put under pressure 10m out from their line after a clever grubber from Flood sets up a line-out for the visitors, who have struggled in this set-piece.
42 A super start from Toulouse is brought to an end by a missed drop-goal attempt from Beauxis... he's had a nightmare of a game thus far.
Second half Welcome back! Toulouse get the second half under way, and the ball lands into McAlister's hands. The centre races towards Leicester's 22, and finds support in the form of Johnston who rumbles forward.
Half-time LEICESTER 9-0 TOULOUSE
40 The Tigers aren't done yet - Flood puts in a grubber ahead for Morris to chase. He wins the race, but is hauled into touch. Another scuffle breaks out, but the ref sends both teams in the half-time sheds to cool off. Entertaining first half, stick around for the second forty folks!
38 PENALTY, LEICESTER. Now a fight breaks out, Toulouse flank Gregory Lamboley is spotted for throwing a punch. He's called over, just a slap on the wrist and a penalty to the Tigers which Flood duly converts. Three more points to Leicester! 9-0
36 Toulouse really have to come away with some points here, but their pack is once blown up - Census Johnston the guilty party on this occasion. And after six visits to the Tigers tryline, the visitors once again leave empty-handed.
35 Leicester are put on the backfoot once again through that man Picamoles, who uses his big frame to force his way over the tryline. But there's a pile of bodies everywhere! Try or no try? We're going upstairs... after several replays, the TMO tells the referee 'NO TRY'. But Toulouse will have an attacking 5m scrum.
33 Seven minutes left of the half, and Toulouse remain scoreless. Their line-out woes certainly aren't helping matters either as hooker Christopher Tolofua throw is once again not straight.
31 PENALTY, FLOOD. Flood makes up for his earlier miss by slotting the ball between the uprights that extends Leicester's lead to six points! 6-0
30 Line-out just inside Toulouse's half. The ball goes loose, and Waldrom stabs it ahead. The chase is on, but Jean-Marc Doussain has it covered. Or does he? No! The scrum-half loses the ball back and now it's up to McAlister to clean up. But the centre is swamped, and hands the Tigers a penalty for holding on.
27 Flood lines up his second shot at goal. But this time, he has the distance but not the direction...
26 Leicester get the ball back for Ben Youngs, who opts to go blind. Toulouse came up quite fast on that occassionand quite rightly, concede a penalty for offsides.
25 Play taking place on half-way now. The snow is coming down so hard, we can't see the ball! But Picamoles can see Flood in possession and dumps the Tigers pivot - crunch!
22 The Tigers finally make it out of their half and enter Toulouse's 22. The backs are willing to run the slippery ball... Morris has come off his wing and Anthony Allen looks to have put him through a gap with zero Toulouse players in front of him. But he's put the ball down! That was another certain try had he held on...
19 Luke McAlister takes over the kicking duties. But even the former All Black can't manage to raise the flags as the ball hits the left-hand upright! That's nine points down the toilet...
18 Picamoles breaks off the back of the scrum. He gains some valuable metres for his team, but is flirting with the touchline. He passes inside to Patricio Albacete who thunders forward. A ruck forms, Dan Cole comes in from the side and George Clancy awards Toulouse another penalty.
15 Early blow for Leicester now, as Steve Mafi is forced off the white pitch with a hamstring injury. He tried to chase the ball after hacking it ahead, but hit the deck in pain. Jordan Crane takes his place.
13 So another chance for Beauxis as he lines up his second attempt at goal, but once again he pushes it wide! Six points gone begging for Toulouse...
12 Flood with the 22m drop-out. Louis Picamoles takes it in and charges forward - supported by giant prop Gurthro Steenkamp who takes the pass and wins another penalty for his team after Flood is pinged for playing the ball off his feet.
10 Lionel Beauxis lines it up, but can't find his target. Flags stay down, and the Tigers hang on to their slim three-point lead.
9 The snow continues to fall as ground staff try to sweep away the ice along the touchlines. Whilst they're hard at work, so are Toulouse as the visitors look to respond through a penalty of their own from 37m out.
6 PENALTY, LEICESTER. The Toulon pack put under pressure once again, and the French outfit concede another penalty at scrum-time. Flood points to the posts, and raises the flags with his first penalty attempt of the match. First blood to the Tigers! 3-0
5 Now Leicester centre Anthony Allen breaks clear. He links up with Niall Morris who only has to slide over the line, but looks to have lost the ball in the process! Dear oh dear... We're going upstairs and the TMO tells referee George Clancy the ball was lost forward - 5m scrum to Toulouse.
3 Play taking place inside the Tigers' territory after Toulouse maneuvered their way out of their half. Toulouse now have the put-in at the scrum after another small knock by Leicester. However, the hosts win a penalty after early engagement by the Toulouse front row... Toby Flood boots for touch.
1 And we're under way! Leicester kick off in the snow blizzard! The Toulouse forwards are put under pressure immediatelly, as the Tigers pack win back possession and rumble forward. Out the ball comes, and it's shifted to matt Smith in midfield who breaks but then loses the ball forward after slipping on the snow. Scrum to the visitors...
Team news For the Tigers, Thomas Waldrom starts at number eight ahead of Jordan Crane, who drops to the bench. There is also a late change to the backs, with Matt Smith taking the place of the injured Manu Tuilagi. Scott Hamilton takes Smith's place on the bench.
Team news For Toulouse, Thierry Dusautoir returns to the pack alongside Gregory Lamboley and Louis Picamoles while hooker Christopher Tolofua is back in the side. A further boost to the line-up is prop Census Johnston coming through a late fitness test, which allows him to start at prop alongside Gurthro Steenkamp. In the backs, Lionel Beauxis has been named at fly-half alongside Luke McAlister.
Welcome! Hello and welcome to Welford Road for this much-anticipated final round Heineken Cup clash between European heavyweights Leicester and Toulouse, who will battle it out for a place in this season's quarter-finals.
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A bumble bee eagerly flies from flower to flower at Morsches Park Saturday.
Five people from First Church of God in Columbia City are currently in Thailand and Cambodia. Through Destiny Rescue, an organization that helps to rescue women and children from human trafficking, the group will be helping at rescue homes and learning how Destiny Rescue helps the millions of victims of human trafficking. The group is set to return home June 25.
COLUMBIA CITY — Kara Mawhorter, a Columbia City High School graduate and a senior at Ball State, could soon be named Miss Indiana.
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Michael Plumadore last month pleaded guilty to murder, abuse of a corpse and removing a dead body from the scene in the Dec. 22 death of Aliahna Maroney-Lemmon. Prosecutors had considered the death penalty but agreed to life in prison without the possibility of parole in exchange for the guilty plea.
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Mrs. Young was born in Wolf Lake on Dec. 1, 1943, a daughter of Archie A. and Arrena (Leitch) Weidman.
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Stephen J. Abshire, 65, a resident of Columbia City and formerly of Churubusco, passed away at 3:14 p.m. on Monday, May 22, 2012, at Parkview Regional Medical Center in Fort Wayne. He had been seriously ill since last August.
Mr. Abshire was born March 28, 1947, in Bloomington, a son of Roy E. and Dorthea L. (Stagg) Abshire and spent part of his formative years in Brown County. He moved to Tipton as a teenager and graduated from Tipton High School in 1966.
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COLUMBIA CITY — Police Chief Tim Longenbaugh carries a new badge and sits in a new office.
After 10 years in the role of detective, Longenbaugh took the position of chief earlier this year.
Being the Columbia City police chief is a tall order for any person, but Longenbaugh's greatest challenge is being a father to three, soon-to-be, teenagers while not allowing his job to consume every hour of his day.
COLUMBIA CITY — Columbia City High School's band, The Marching Eagles, sponsored a car and motorcycle show Saturday from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. The event was held at the Columbia City Eagles lodge No. 1906, located at 306 W. Van Buren St., Columbia City.
All proceeds made from the event will benefit the band program at Columbia City High School. The Columbia City Marching Eagles also had a hog roast Saturday at 4 p.m. At 8 p.m., live music was provided by "Walking Papers."
COLUMBIA CITY — According to a new state law, all developmental entities must adopt rules against nepotism by July 1 of this year.
"The legislature has passed a new state statute dealing with nepotism which involves employees and contracts," said City Attorney Marcia McNagny at the Common Council of Columbia City's meeting last week. "July 1 is our time to get this done so I wanted to make sure the resolution was in your hands."
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Five Rockin' Gretsch Movie Moments
Posted: June 19, 2013
The summer blockbuster movie season is upon us, and we've got movies on the mind after thinking about some of the best Gretsch moments that have graced the silver screen over the years.
From rock to country to rockabilly, bands both real and fictitious have reached for Gretsch instruments, whether electric or acoustic.
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Bono Invites Fan Onstage, Gives Him Gretsch Irish Falcon
Posted: July 8, 2011
By Pauline France
A completely unexpected act of kindness occurred when Bono invited a fan onstage during U2′s concert at the Vanderbilt Stadium in Nashville on July 2.
Adam Bevell, a 32-year-old blind guitarist from Arizona, sat in the front row of the concert holding up a sign that read "Blind Guitar Player, Bring Me Up!" Before he knew it, he was holding Bono's Gretsch Irish Falcon and accompanying the band's frontman to "All I Want Is You" before a crowd of 50,000 fans.
At the end of the heartfelt performance, Bono gifted Bevell with his Gretsch guitar.
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U2 Kick Off American Tour in Denver
Posted: May 23, 2011
U2 kicked off the rescheduled leg of its American tour Saturday night in front of an 80,000-plus crowd at Invesco Field, the home stadium for the Denver Broncos.
Watch below as U2 perform a cover of "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" before segueing into hit "Where the Streets Have No Name."
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Posted: October 7, 2010
U2 performed their Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark track "Boy Falls From the Sky" live for the first time during their second show in Portugal on Sunday night. The song originally debuted when actor Reeve Carney, who plays Peter Parker in the upcoming Spider-Man Broadway musical, performed the song on Good Morning America.
Watch video of the U2 performance below.
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It was a warm day in NYC today and so we thank the Nitro crew for reminding us that the impending arctic blast has a definite silver lining. Please enjoy their new release "The Bad Seeds" in it's entirety and you'll be chanting up the Snow Gods too.
Continuing their celebration of Los Angeles art, Nitro has teamed up with Sullen Art Collective for a deck series for 2014/2015. Whereas this season's Estevan Oriol collab focused on photography, the Sullen series focuses on traditional LA tattoo art themes. We spotted it at SIA but it won't hit stores until late next summer.
Travis Pastrana rolled into town last week for the first ever Nitro Circus Live in NYC and gave Timbo and the dose crew an exclusive invite to check out the show before the doors opened to the public. It is one gnarly ass scene – all danger and no judges, with everyone just hucking themselves in the craziest ways they can think of. In other words, it's rad! Check out more at NetworkA.
On the other end of the snowboard spectrum, Nitro just released a rad one take run in Perisher, Australia with Gjermund Braaten who lays it down smooth on a sunny Australian spring day. Good on ya, mate!
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Nitro's "Hyped" is the gift that keeps on giving. Not only was it free to begin with but its had more bonus parts than a litter of Rottweilers. Check out Benny Urban doing what he does in the streets of Euroland and make sure you keep Nitro in mind when its time to buy a board next season. They've been good to you.
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Charles Eisenstein explores the history and potential future of civilization, tracing the converging crises of our age to the illusion of the separate self. In this landmark book, Eisenstein explains how a disconnection from the natural world and one another is built into the foundations of civilization: into science, religion, money, technology, medicine, and education as we know them. As a result, each of these institutions faces a grave and growing crisis, fueling our near-pathological pursuit of technological fixes even as we push our planet to the brink of collapse. Fortunately, an Age of Reunion is emerging out of the birth pangs of an earth in crisis. As our old constructs of self and world dissolve in crisis, we are entering a new narrative of interbeing, a more expansive sense of self, and a more ecological relationship to nature. Our darkest hour bears the possibility of a more beautiful world--not through the extension of millennia-old methods of management and control but by fundamentally reimagining ourselves and our systems. Breathtaking in its scope and intelligence, "The Ascent of Humanity" is a remarkable book showing what it truly means to be human.
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Charles Eisenstein is a teacher, speaker, and writer focusing on themes of civilization, consciousness, money, and human cultural evolution. His writings on the web magazine Reality Sandwich have generated a vast online following; he speaks frequently at conferences and other events, and gives numerous interviews on radio and podcasts. Eisenstein graduated from Yale University in 1989 with a degree in Mathematics and Philosophy, and spent the next ten years as a Chinese-English translator. The author of" Sacred Economics "(EVOLVER EDITIONS, 2011), he currently lives in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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"This is an extraordinary book. Eisenstein has put his finger on the core problem facing humanity--namely: separation. All the crises that humanity now faces are grounded in the belief that we are separate--separate from each other, separate from the biosphere that sustains us, separate from the universe that has brought us forth. This is a tour-de-force filled with astounding insight, wit, wisdom and heart."--Christopher Uhl, author of "Developing Ecological Consciousness: Paths to a Sustainable Future" " " "Quite marvelous, a hugely important work... This book is truly needed in this time of deepening crisis."--John Zerzan, author of "Future Primitive" and "Elements of Refusal" "A radical awakening as to how we arrived at our current crisis and how we can more effectively redefine the path of our evolutionary journey."--Bruce Lipton, author of "The Biology of Belief" "Brilliant and original, with great depth of insight and understanding, Eisenstein's Ascent of Humanity easily ranks with the works of such giants of our age as David Bohm, Julian Jaynes, Jean Gebser, Whitehead. It is a profoundly serious, indeed somber portrait of our times, even as it opens a door of honest hope amidst the dark destiny we have woven about us. Accept the challenge of this major accomplishment and discover the light shining within it."--Joseph Chilton Pearce, author of "The Crack in the Cosmic Egg, Magical Child, Evolution's End, " and "The Biology of Transcendence" "This is one of those rare books that moves the goal posts. Eisenstein pulls together a wide array of insights to show that what we thought was the solution is also the problem. It is eye opening fodder for conversations with everyone I meet. As a technologist and a human being, I believe this could well be one of the most important books of the decade."--Garret Moddel, professor of electrical engineering at UC Boulder; chairman & CTO, Phiar Corporation


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Jon Rauch has gotten a lot of credit for how well he has pitched lately. In his last 29 games, he has a 0.86 ERA along with a 0.571 WHIP and has been hands down the most reliable pitcher in the bullpen. But to date there has been very little speculation on if the Mets will try to re-sign Rauch for the 2013 season. I was a vocal critic of the decision to sign Rauch to a $3.5 million deal for this season and he is still unlikely to be worth the contract, at least by FanGraphs dollar values. Currently, Rauch has earned $2.3 million according to FanGraphs and is likely to have earned over $2.5 million by the end of the season. For a pitcher who earned negative dollars in 2011, this has been a nice comeback season for Rauch and whether or not you think the Mets should look to re-sign him, no one can deny that it is a reasonable question to ask. Rauch had consistently lost velocity on his fastball, with his average heater down to 89.5 last year. In April, it looked like the trend wa...
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you might look for something a bit on the out of date side. film fog
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you might also process your film in a paper developer or film developer that
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Thank you for staying with us at Beach View and we hope you enjoyed your stay. We would love it if you would leave us a note or holiday pictures in our Guest Book. We look forward to hearing from you and to welcoming you back to Beach View in the not too distant future.
Eu fiquei nesse hotel em minhas férias em 2011 com minha esposa e filha. O Robin é um cara excelente, nos tratou muito bem incluindo todo o serviço de transfer. A vista do quarto é maravilhosa, o quarto é confortável e o ambiente do hotel é bem tranquilo. As praias próximas ao hotel são calmas e lindas. Quando eu voltar a Barbados não tenho dúvidas em onde ficar. Obrigado a toda a equipe do hotel.
Ann & Stan Chapman
We stayed at beachview for 10 nights in December 2011 and cannot speak highly enough about the great welcome we received. The rooms were the best we have ever stayed at and the staff could not do enough for you. The managers rum punch evening was second to none and to be invited to his own home made you feel very special. Thanks once again to everyone and we can't wait to visit again.
colin and suzanne
dear robin and his team Having ust stayed at the Beachview we would just like to thank you all for a wonderful stay the rooms were very comfortable and well fitted out the staff were allways willing to help. The hightlight was being invited to Robins home for rum punch and cocktails and meeting up with others guests stating at beach View. We found Barbados people very friendly and with the car we saw most parts of the island and its history. We loved our morning strolls along the lovely beach just over the road. We enjoyed meals out and especially the Caribe Restuarant just up the road. Sadly after a fantastic 10 days we had to return to England. Again many thanks to you all and have a lovely Christmas hope to see you in the future. Colin and Suzanne
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We only stayed with you for 3 days but they very enjoyable, your staff we very friendly and enjoyed meeting some of the geusts at you managerment cocktail party. Thanks again for the enjoyable time. If any of our family or friends are going down there we'll tell them about your place Linda
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My family and i stayed at Beachview in September 2011 and it was the perfect location for us to unwind and relax. The staff were very helpful, the aesthetics and overall maintenance of the hotel and rooms were spectacular and very clean and I would recommend this establishment to my co-workers and friends.
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Brilliant holiday at excellent apartments - staff al very helpfull , nothing too much trouble .The only negative I could find was air conditioning available in the bedroom only - this made the other rooms very hot and mostly for us unuseable. Having said that i would recommend the accomodation to anyone.
Apologies that this message has taken so long to send, but we want to say thank you for our stay in October at your lovely apartments. Massive american type condo's only a couple of years old, with every amenity you need for a perfect holiday. We only stayed for 2 nights, but received a very warm welcome from all the staff. The pools are lovely and all of the grounds are spotless. We are now saving up to come back again and will definitely stay at the Beachview.
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