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Villa Buka Kecil - Luxury private beachfront VillaSend to a friend
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Bedrooms: 4/
Bathrooms: 4/
Sleeps: 8/
Type: Villa
Villa Buka Kecil - Luxury private beachfront Villa Villa
3 night
min stay
Are you looking for luxury, tranquility and comfort? This magnificent and luxurious holiday villa, suitable for up to 8 people and beautifully situated directly on the beach, is the right choice!
The villa has a very spacious tropical garden, an infinity pool and staff that will pamper you with their services.
Villa Buka Kecil is a spacious and contemporary villa that exudes the real Balinese atmosphere because of the 'open' character. Thanks to the high thatched roof, you can feel the soft breezes coming in. The glass doors on the ground floor can be opened completely on all sides, making the interior of the villa one whole with the garden and the terrace surrounding the pool. The thatched roof covers the front part of the terrace so you can always sit outside.
Also the garden has an open character with many tropical plants and flowers and a landscaped pond. Of course the bale benong at the beach side is not missing, the perfect place to unwind and to enjoy the beautiful view of the sea!
Villa Buka Kecil is located right on the beach, close to Lovina, the tourist town on the North coast of Bali.
The villa has a beautiful and very large tropical garden of 2500 m² that borders directly on the beach. In the garden there are several coconut trees, mango trees, banana trees and a variety of colourful plants and flowers. There are various seating areas in the garden to enjoy all the beauty the nature of Bali can offer. The size of the garden guarantees that you will have full privacy. The bale benong is an authentic Balinese rice house that invites you to relax during every hour of the day. This is also the perfect place to read a book while you hear in the background the rippling waves.
The villa has an infinity pool of 40 m² surrounded by a terrace with sun beds and a seating area. From the terrace you have a magnificent view of the tropical garden and the sea.
Villa Buka Kecil is decorated in Balinese-style and has 3 beautiful bedrooms, all with a king size bed with mosquito nets, air conditioning and a private bathroom with shower, toilet and washbasins. Two bedrooms are on the ground floor and the third bedroom is on the first floor. The bathrooms on the ground floor are made in Balinese style; the ceiling is partially open with a so-called 'open-air shower'.
The villa also has a detached, romantic guesthouse. In the guesthouse you find the fourth bedroom that also has a double bed, air conditioning and a private bathroom with shower, toilet and washbasins.
We can place a baby cot or extra bed in one of the bedrooms if required.
The villa is tastefully decorated and has a fully equipped kitchen, a spacious living room with dining and seating area and a stylish mezzanine. From the upper floor you have a fantastic view of the large garden with adjacent the beach and the Bali Sea.
In the villa you will find all amenities to make your stay comfortable such as free WiFi Internet, a TV with satellite connection, a DVD, a CD, a washing machine and a safe deposit box to store your personal belongings.
The villa has its own staff (housekeeping, gardener and a security guard) at your service 6 days a week. The staff understands how to be unobtrusively present to give you full privacy. The 2 ladies in the villa take care of the cleaning, the laundry and they can go to the local market and to the supermarket to buy your groceries. Also they can prepare delicious meals for you. In the villa you find a list with menu suggestions, but you can ask them to make all kind of Asian or Western dishes, they are very good cooks!
The preparing of the meals is included in the rental rate, only the groceries are at your own expenses. The gardener maintains the swimming pool, the garden and the beach in front of your villa. Both day and night there is a security guard on duty. There is also a driver with car available every day. For a small fee the driver takes you on a sightseeing tour, he knows the nicest places to visit on Bali!
Villa Buka Kecil is located on the small-scale and beautifully landscaped villa park Batu-Batu. You can use the facilities at the villa park including a Spa for massages and a large wooden boat with bar lying on the beach. This is the perfect place to enjoy the beautiful views of the sea with a cool drink. There are also sup boards to use on the sea and there is a trampoline for children. All villas (5 in total) have a private garden and pool and its own staff, so all the guests have full privacy.
Details: the open character of the villa gives you the special atmosphere of the Balinese outdoor living. The villa is beautifully situated between tropical trees and plants. The large garden with swimming pool and the location of the villa guarantees optimal privacy. The garden is beautifully landscaped and there are several seating areas to enjoy the view!
As a guest of Villa Buka Kecil you will get a complimentary massage offered at the Spa at villa park Batu-Batu.TripAdvisor property ID 3787440 ...Read more
Villa Buka Kecil - Luxury private beachfront Villa Lovina, Bali, Indonesia
Additional Location Information
Villa Buka Kecil is located right on the sandy beach close to Lovina center (10 min. driving), the touristic town on the north coast known for the many dolphins you can see in the morning at sunrise.
The surroundings provide ample scope for exploring, discovery and activities. Beautiful beaches, terraced rice-fields, plantations, mountains, temples and some nice villages and towns are close by, such as Lovina and Singaraja. This old capital of Bali is home to the Gedong Kirtya library where you will find the famous Lontar Manuscripts. South of Singaraja you find he most spectacular waterfall of Bali, the Git Git waterfall. About 10 minutes from the villa the Buddhist monastery, Brahma Vihara Arama, also called the little Borobodur, is worth a visit, just as the famous Hot Springs of Air Panas which are 5 minutes away. You will find wonderful snorkeling and diving sites, such as Menjangan Island nearby and also one of the finest golf courses in Asia, the Bali Handara Kosaido Country Club, is just an hour's drive away.
You will be surprised by this authentic part of Bali, more and more people are discovering the still pristine, unspoiled and authentic north coast.
The north of Bali is still authentic and you can experience the real Bali sphere here because the north has not yet the mass tourism like in South Bali.
We can arrange the transport from the airport (or from another place on Bali if you arrived earlier) to the villa for you. Our driver will be waiting for you to bring you comfortable with a private car to the villa. The transportation costs are not included in the rental rate and have to be paid directly to the driver after arriving at the villa.
For sightseeing tours you can use also one of the drivers we work with. The drivers speak all English and are also very good guides, they know the nicest places in Bali!
In the villa you will find an information guide with suggestions for sightseeing trips and phone numbers of the drivers.
More About This Location
Beach or lakeside relaxation, Warm winter getaways, Waterfront
Getting There
Nearest ferry port: Gilimanuk Ferry Port, 30.01 miles
Nearest airport: Denpasar International Airport, 54.99 miles
Car is not necessary
Last updated on March 21, 2016
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Please note: these rates exclude taxes and fees and may vary depending on the length of your stay. Rates are also subject to change at the owner's discretion.
Rental fees
- Fees for additional guests may apply.
Additional notes from the owner
The rate includes all the costs:
• electricity
• gas and water consumption
• taxes (including the 10% rental tax)
• household help / cook
• gardener
• security
• help desk
• welcome package upon arrival
• the first dinner and first breakfast after arrival
• use of towels and bed linen
• use of the washing machine
• free welcome massage
• free Wi-Fi Internet access
The rate is for the exclusive use of the villa (not per person) and is based on a stay of 1 week (7 nights) with up to 4 people. If you stay 2 weeks (14 nights) or longer, the discount will be € 50 per week. If you stay with 5 - 8 people, the additional charges will be € 50 per person per week.
You can also rent the villa on a daily basis (minimum 3 nights) or for a longer period. The price will be adjusted accordingly. For longer stays we can offer special rates.
Additional services:
• The villa has free Wi-Fi Internet. The staff will provide you with the login codes.
• For your convenience, the staff can do all the groceries. You need to give them money in advance to go to the supermarket or to the local market. Afterwards they will provide you with receipts. The staff will only charge you a small fee (20.000 Rph) for the transportation costs. Prices for food are affordable, the cost of living is still very low in this northern part of Bali.
• We are pleased to arrange the transport from the airport in Denpasar (or another place if you arrived already earlier on Bali) to the villa. The driver will pick you up and bring you comfortable with a private car to the villa. The cost of this transfer is 600.000 Rph (max. 5 persons plus luggage) or 700.000 Rph (max. 7 persons plus luggage). The costs for the transport are not included in the rental rate and have to be paid to the driver after arrival at the villa.
A down payment of 40% of the total rental amount is required within 14 days of confirmation. The remaining amount (60%) plus the deposit of € 150 has to be paid at least 6 weeks prior to arrival. If the reservation is made within 6 weeks of arrival, the total rental amount plus the deposit needs to be paid immediately after confirmation of the booking. The deposit will be returned within 7 days of departure.
Payment can be done via wired bank transfer or via Paypal (extra fee when paying via Paypal is 5% due to the fee Paypal is charging).
Unless a specific arrangement has been made, check-in is after 14.00h, check-out is at 12.00h.
In the villa you will find an information guide with all important phone numbers (such as the help desk, the doctor, the drivers), practical information about the villa, suggestions for the menu, information of the surrounding area, suggestions for day tours, addresses of fine restaurants, shops etc.
For more information we kindly refer you to the website www.beachvillasatbali.com
You can also book on this website.
- Short breaks allowed (1-4 days)
- Washing Machine
- High chair
- A/C or climate control
- Safe
- Towels Provided
- Iron
- Cleaning Service
- Local Guides/Maps
- Hair dryer
- Ceiling Fans
- Housekeeping Included
- Linens Provided
Phone / Internet
- Wireless Internet
- Internet Access
Pool / Spa
- Private outdoor pool (unheated)
Property Features
- Parking
- Freezer
- Toaster
- Refrigerator
- Blender
- Stove or Oven
- Microwave
- DVD Player
- Satellite or cable TV
- Outdoor Dining Area
- Balcony or terrace
- 8 Dining chairs
- 8 Lounge chairs
- Pet
- Suitable for the elderly
- Smoking - ask
- Wheelchair accessible - ask
- children
Reviews (20)
based on 20 reviews
of guests would stay again
Very good
A FlipKey verified reviewer
"Great Holiday in Villa Buka Kecil"
In may 2015 we (family,5 adults and 2 young children) stayed in the villa Buka Kecil. It was even better and more special than we expected. If you look at the website, it's a 'wow', but when we arrived we were speechless... So beautiful, big villa, everything you need is available. Very, very nice people, expecially the staff in and around the villa! They did everything to make our vacation as one to never forget. I just mention a few things: fresh breakfast with pancakes, eggs and fresh fruit... Lunch and diner idem. It was so good, that we didn't feel like going to a restaurant; it was all there and maybe even better than in a restaurant. The little ones (age 4 and 7) enjoyed their stay as well... We enjoyed living outside, the beautiful garden, the guesthouse in the garden, the treehouse with the view at the Bali sea. The great trips into the countryside, the dolphin spottingtour (at 6 am) and so on. Every day was great and that was thanks to Bali, it's very friendly inhabitants, the chauffeur, staff of the house and the garden! It was great and absolutely, we will come back!!
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Would you recommend this vacation rental to a friend? Yes
Recommended for: Travelers, Friends, Families w children
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"Paradise , visited for the second time"
After a languorous 18 days at Villa Buka Kecil, we have lived in luxury, and been treated like royalty.
To go to sleep listening to the gentle waves, watching the sunset from the sea wall, and our course snoozing in the garden paradise we could not recommend this highly enough.
As a busy working mum to have such a break I have come home relaxed, rejuvenated and re-energised I could not have been cared for any better.
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"Fabulous, luxury house with all you could need"
We recently had a wonderful few nights at Villa Buka Kecil with our extended family. It was absolutely perfect and our only complaint was that we did not book for long enough! I would not hesitate to recommend this property and we sincerely hope to return soon.
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"North Bali paradise"
We stayed here for a week over the new year. The villa is a few kilometres outside Lovina and is found in a small Villa park, but in its own grounds with full privacy. The garden is spectacular and runs down to the beach. We were very well looked after by Ketut and Korman who cooked and cleaned for us. The villa is beautiful with soaring ceilings and traditional crafts. We did lots of swimming and relaxing and a few trips out (which were easy to organise). A wonderful holiday!
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Recommended for: Luxury, Romantic
A FlipKey verified reviewer
Wonderful place, wonderful surrounding, wonderful beach!
The service is nice, people is friendly and helpful. A light "make-up" for the house would be desirable. We will be back!
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Recommended for: Romantic
A FlipKey verified reviewer
This was a delightful place to stay! It was away from the madness in the south of Bali, yet close enough to Lovina and Singarajah if one needed touristy facilities, services and interesting places to visit. It was extremely comfortable, the in-house cooking was great, and the staff was most obliging.
Some days, we did nothing at all-besides swimming and reading-a nice change from the hectic lives we normally live. Looking out to sea, with fishing boats lying calmly in the water was magical.
If you want a holiday away from the madness in the south of Bali, this is one place to consider.
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"the villa is just Paradise on earth"
we have hade the best service. Renting a villa is bether than staying at the 5* hotel. The 2 girls are cooking and cleaning and make sure we feel good. The villa is so close too the Beach so we went for a swim or the swimingpool to cool down.The Garden is nice and big well looked after by the gardener. The villa Buka Kecil is about 20 minutes drive from Lovina.Its no problem to get a Driver .
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We hebben een heerlijke tijd gehad gedurende de 2 weken die wij verbleven in de villa die van alle gemakken voorzien is. Het huis ligt aan het (niet bijzondere) strand en vanuit het tuinhuis heb je een prachtig uitzicht over zee, heerlijk om aan het eind van de middag met een drankje te gaan zitten.
Het personeel is helemaal top, de tuin ligt er prachtig bij en we zijn vreselijk verwend door de dames van de villa, wat kunnen die koken! Geen behoefte gehad om uit eten te gaan. Niets was ze teveel en er stond altijd iets lekkers extra bij.
We hebben een aantal keer dagtripjes gemaakt, snorkelen op Menjangan Island, diverse tempels bekeken en dolfijnen gespot en het was iedere keer weer thuiskomen in de villa. Voor mensen die ruimte en rust willen ipv de drukte van Kuta beach een echte aanrader. Wanneer wij weer terugkeren naar Bali zal dat zeker naar Villa Buka Kecil zijn.
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"un vrai pur bonheur"
Les mots laissés sur les livres d'or d'une maison à bali contiennent tous la phrase "petit coin de paradis", elle en devient galvodée ... Mais force est de constater que c'est le meilleur moyen pour résumer les 7 jours passés à la buka kecil.
Le cadre est magique (la maison, le jardin et la vue) et le service est parfait. Les jeunes filles s'occupent de tout (des courses à la fabrication des déjeuners et des diners) avec le vrai soucis que l'on se mettent en mode "lâcher prise" (idéal quand on a deux enafants). A titre d'exemple, nous avons loué trois autres maisons à bali, la buka kecil est la seule à nous avoir offert un diner et un cocktail d'arrivée (c'est rien mais bien représentatif de l'accueil et du service)
Mon regret est de ne pas avoir réservé plus longtemps (nous étions restés 10 jours à ubud).
En tout sincérité, cela m'enquiquine de relever cette adresse mais cela n'aurait pas été honnête.
Bref, un pur moment de bonheur pour notre famille (dont deux petites filles : l'une de 2 ans et l'autre de 4)
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"Wow luxury, service, beauty and comfort"
Located on a gorgeous beach ,down a rice field lane Buka Kecil is a villa of unparalleled loveliness
The staff very friendly, professional hard working and honest
The furniture simple and comfortable
We mixed sight seeing , shopping with lots of relaxing and rest. The villa cook is one of the best in the area and we ate like kings.
This house was great value for money for a group and we will be looking to holiday here agin in the future.
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"What you see, is what you get."
No wide angle camera lenses used in the adverising photos.
A refreshing change from the usual high gloss imagery.
The staff members are typically Balinese in their approach. Polite well mannered and will do anythings for you if possibly capable.
But keep in mind that this is not the "Four Seasons". If you want 6 star amenities and service, then go elsewhere.
Ketut and Ketut are the two lovely women who made our stay here that much more enjoyable. Both very attentive and yet unobtrusive and both very willing to help.
Thanks also to Kadek who best would be described as the "Secret Gardener" and to Made who drove us whenever he was required.
A totally relaxing week. Had no compulsion to go anywhere much and spent most days in and around the Villa.
Miss it already.
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Hanoi (US citizen)
"A bit of paradise-we never wanted to leave"
What a lovely house! Nicely designed with everything that you need. beautiful gardens and right on the sea with a great view. We took a nap every afternoon in the bale benong. Loved the pool, only wished it was a little bigger but not really a problem.The area is quiet and peaceful, not really touristy and the locals always have a smile for you. The best part was the staff. They took great care of us and cooked very tasty food. We talked with them each afternoon about what to cook the next day and they bought everything needed and brought it in the morning. Ketut was especially good, always watching for what we needed and keeping an eye on our young son. He loved her and the friendly gardener, Kadek, even played chess with him. The owner, Angelique was also quite helpful and monitored our stay there from her home in Holland. We felt well taken care of for sure. The only downside is the beach is not that wonderful but with the pool and the lovely views, it did not really matter. We originally booked only 3 nights but liked it so much that we stayed 3 more. We will be back and will recommend this villa to all of our friends.
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"06-aug t/m 25 aug 2011 Villa Buka Kecil."
Wat een top vakantie, prachtige villa.
De service was helemaal top. Het eten was super lekker,
allemaal met veel zorg bereid. De tuinman die met een brede glimlach de tuin verzorgt,
en de beveiliging die het geheel compleet maakt. Het echte vakantie gevoel!!
Ook de vaste chauffeur van de villa, Made, draagt een enorme steen bij aan de geweldige vakantie. Hij brengt je waar je ook maar heen wilt. Spreekt erg goed engels en is super vriendelijk en behulpzaam. Ook Ton en Fely, van de helpdesk zijn erg behulpzaam.
Het is een erg mooi concept, onze complimenten.
Wim, Paula en Damiana Kwaks-van Hees
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We 've had a lovely stay in Buka Kecil. a Beautiful house in a garden, which good be discribed as a botanic garden. House and garden must be designed by architects. The staff is unvisible present and are very talented in cooking.
You can say; Buka Kecil is a piece of paradise on Bali.
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Dinard 35 France
"Villa Buka Kecil : "pour un séjour de rêve""
" Buka Kecil est à tous points de vue, une villa de rêve à recommander: très à l'aise dans cette belle villa spacieuse, située dans un parc donnant directement sur la plage, notre séjour ( mars 2011) a été aussi reposant qu'enchanteur. Chaque chambre est dotée d'une salle de bain design très fonctionnelle permettant intimité et aisance. Le grand et lumineux salon donnant sur le parc, regarde la mer, et invite au repos; toutefois nous nous sommes le plus souvent retrouvés sur la terrasse pour le farniente, les bains dans la piscine et les excellents dîners et breakfast préparés par "Minnie". Les salons de jardin -dont un couvert- permettent de s'isoler pour la lecture, le repos ou se retrouver sous les palmiers pour l'apéritif!
L'accueil a été impeccable - tout comme notre départ - et gentillesse et efficacité ont été présents tout au long de notre séjour. Minnie et son équipe ,à l'écoute de nos souhaits y répondait avec succès ( menus spéciaux, reservation de restaurant, de taxi et entretien du linge et de la villa) . Nous avons poursuivi notre séjour à Bali dans le centre et le sud dans 2 hôtels 4 et 5 *,mais avons regretté de quitter Buka Kecil où nous avons passé nos meilleurs moments et nous sommes pris un temps "pour des rois". Villa à recommander sans réserve.
Marie et Philippe, Elisabeth et Philippe, Bernadette et Jacques "
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"Just like in paradise!"
Villa Buka Kecil (and also the neighboring houses available for rent) left us speechless from day one on.
Beautiful open architecture with Balinese touch, generous rooms to easily accommodate 6 persons. Nice and well equipped living room and kitchen - although we spent all of the time outside in the beautifully landscaped garden containing fish ponds, several seating arrangements including a "double-floor" Bale where reading a book while enjoying a cocktail and the magnificent view over the ocean and the peaceful beach life belonged to our favorite pastimes. Not to forget the wonderful pool, where the family congregated to cool down several times a day.
"Stressed" by such activity, the small spa next door was often frequented by us to enjoy some of an excellent selection of local massages.
In short: we liked to stay at the house so much, that we did much lesser touring around the island than we had originally planned!
What delighted us the most, though, was the friendliness and the wonderful service provided by the staff; Mini and Vivi. The two ladies deserve at least one Michelin star for the local food they prepared for us - be it for the fruit platters or pancakes for breakfast, or the delicious sates, soto ayam, beef rendang, egg curry and all the other local favorites we enjoyed for diner. By far the best "restaurant" on Bali - thank you so much, Mini and Vivi!
The Suesse family, Hamburg, Germany
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Would you recommend this vacation rental to a friend? Yes
Recommended for: Friends, Tourists, Families w teenagers, Families w children, Rugged, Romantic, Luxury
A FlipKey verified reviewer
"The real Bali close to you"
The expectations about Buca Kecil Villa were high, but even those were surpassed immediately upon arrival. The villa is beautiful and the service and hospitality of the staff is fully in line with what the villa exudes. A great place to find peace and to enjoy the surroundings. Bali Here is still as it was long.
From the front yard rush you stand among agricultural workers in rice fields to edit a way that we no longer imagine. In the backyard you'll find an oasis of peace and natural beauty, and you're just a few steps away from the sea. A sea in which the Balinese stay if there were no tourists around, and when you have to say you can count on a broad smile that welcomes you. They all want a bit with the Westerners talk and like to pose for you if you want to create an attractive picture of the sunrise or sunset.
Remember the dolphins. You can do with a traditional fishing boat but it can be more comfortable from Lovina with a more luxurious boat than perhaps somewhat more expensive but gives you every opportunity to visit the Dolphins on your boat before filming or taking photographs. Super, less than a meter away from your boat hundreds of dolphins doing their best to be faster than the boat and crosses along each time.
However, life as tourist beach in Kuta (the South) you will not find here. But beautiful landscapes with rice fields and plantations. On bike you can make great trekking and waterfalls. You can (if you like) yourself here all alone in the world away, all alone with nature, river, waterfall and the rest of the flora and fauna. Although the villa is great, I advise you to do is to go out, you miss too much if you would let failure.
Villa Kecil Buca has given us out as we expect the chance to meet the real Bali, luxury, service and hospitality, tranquility and close to nature. As stated in the brochure, a piece of paradise on earth!
Arie and Zwany
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"Vakantie villa buka kecil"
Ik heb in 1 woord de meest fantastische vakantie gehad in de laatste 35 jaar.
Wat een geweldige locatie, wat een lieve mensen en wat een villa.
Ik heb me voorgenomen om ook zeker nog eens terug te komen, wat een rust is het daar.
Met vriendelijke groet,
Peter Slagboom
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Een weekje Bali (is veel te kort)
De laatste week van februari 2011 waren wij te gast in Villa Buka Kecil op Bali. De verwachtingen waren hoog gespannen vanwege de mooie foto's op internet.
De eerste kennismaking met Bali was op de luchthaven van Denpasar en wel met Made ariawan, onze chauffeur voor de komende week. Hij bracht ons in een bijna drie uur durende rit over de bergen naar 'onze' villa in noord Bali. Wat een aardige kerel. De komende dagen hebben wij veel plezier van hem gehad. Hij was beschikbaar op afroep en heeft ons gedurende ons verblijf verschillende mooie locaties laten zien. Made vertelde honderd uit over het (culturele)leven op Bali, zijn gezelschap was nooit teveel. Made wist natuurlijk heerlijke (vis)restaurantjes te vinden, even buiten Lovina waar vooral de locals komen, waar we geweldig genoten van de Balinese keuken.
Thuis werden we in de watten gelegd door Mini. De villa was altijd netjes en schoon, en het thuis eten was een treat. Mini kan koken, en hoe!! Of het nu het ontbijt , lunch of diner was, het was elke keer top. Advies voor diner: laat Mini haar gang gaan, zeg maar dat ze iets Balinees moet koken, dat is pas genieten!
En dan de villa, het moet gezegd, de villa is mooier dan op de foto's. Ruimte in overvloed, heerlijk zwembad, mooie prachtig onderhouden tuin met alle privacy, inderdaad hemel op aarde.
Tot slot hebben wij bijna elke dag genoten van heerlijke massages in het schip van "de helpdesk" Ton en Fely, super fijne mensen waar je gezellig een biertje mee kan drinken.
Wij komen terug, absoluut!!
6 Maart 2011
Piet Mulder & Liesbeth Rozendal.
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Sony A7rII in Stock in some US/EU/Asia stores. Shawn C. Steiner: "Sony has released a truly impressive camera".
The A7rII is now finally in Stock in many more stores:
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In Europe at FotoMundus.
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New A7rII reviews:
Shawn C. Steiner at Explora (Click here):
It is important to note that even though I did encounter a variety of small issues, the image quality makes many of these just not worth worrying about, and I would have no problem recommending this camera to most people. The only reservation I would have is with photographers who solely shoot in a studio, as a full-sized DSLR with proper ports, a more balanced build, and an optical viewfinder may benefit them, as the weight-savings of the mirrorless design doesn't really matter too much.
In the end, Sony has released a truly impressive camera, and one that I expect to find at or near the top of many "Best Cameras of 2015" lists at the end of this year.
Also Admiringlight posted his full A7rII review:
Overall, despite the few shortcomings, the A7R II is well worth its asking price. It's not going to replace a main body for many event or sports shooters, but most everyone else will be quite pleased with what Sony has put in this camera. Landscape photographers especially will love the wide dynamic range and exceptional detail. While it's not perfectly executed, the Sony A7R II is currently the best mirrorless camera on the market. If you can swing the price of the camera and the price of the outstanding glass needed to fully realize its potential, it's well worth a look for the serious shooter.
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As a new decade begins, Oklahomans are toiling at jobs that weren't around 10 years ago, and adapting to modifications to others that have evolved significantly along with advances in technology. According to a 2009-2012 strategic planning report from the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission prepared early last year, there are about 100,000 employing establishments representing industries from retail to aerospace, and a labor force of more than 1.7 million. As 1999 came to a close, the state's labor force was at 1,654,709, said Lynn Gray, OESC's research economist. And in 2001, the number of employing establishments was at 90,603, Gray said. But how Oklahomans work, and where, has changed. "There are occupations and industries now that didn't exist in 2000," said Norma Nobles, the state's deputy secretary of commerce for work force development.
Different optionsA growing nanotechnology sector that didn't have a presence a decade ago now boasts 33 companies doing billions of dollars worth of business, she said. Healthcare services can be found at facilities staffed with technicians and specialists doing the work once only doctors could perform. New opportunities have come from the evolving aerospace industry, Nobles said. Ten years ago, Oklahoma's energy sector was focused as always on oil and gas. Today, "we're all about wind, and wind technology," she said, which has created new companies and jobs such as wind technicians. Outsourcing and automation have both impacted the state's work force, Nobles said, decreasing the number of different processes any one company does. But that has increased the number of business services firms in the state, "and that's a big change," she said. Although hit hard by the recession, manufacturing remains an important industry for the state, Nobles said. "There is still a lot going on here," she said, with a sector representing from 10 percent to 12 percent of the state's work force. Today, "manufacturing has become more sophisticated, and more technology is involved," Joe Epperley of the Oklahoma Manufacturing Alliance said. "Manufacturers are doing more with less."
At a glanceWorker shortage decreases Norma Nobles, the state's deputy secretary of commerce for work force development, said a decade ago there was a real concern about worker shortage in Oklahoma. Yet the perception of Oklahoma as a good place to work and live has changed that situation. Workers are also remaining in the labor force longer, which should also help with any shortage of skilled employees. Providing ongoing training to help all workers gain new skills to multitask and tackle online problem solving is the state's goal, she said, especially for the 45 percent of the labor pool that work in "middle skilled" jobs.


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Recent progress in the understanding of exciton dynamics within phosphorescent OLEDs†
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Excited states of organic molecules (excitons) are the heart of any organic electroluminescent device. They mediate the conversion of injected charges – electrons and holes – into photons. Phosphorescent emission originating from triplet excitons is especially important, as it is to date the only general route to enable unity charge-to-photon conversion efficiencies. In this paper, we discuss the key aspects of excitons, following the excited state lifecycle. First, we review fundamentals of singlet and triplet exciton formation in organic semiconductors, followed by a discussion of concepts that aim to alter the singlet-to-triplet formation rates to enable higher electroluminescence yields in the fluorescence manifold. Subsequently, we focus on the exciton distribution within the organic semiconductor material during its lifetime. The processes involved ultimately determine organic light-emitting diode (OLED) performance and are especially key in the development of concepts for white emission, where precise balance of the exciton between different emitter species control the emitted color. We close this paper with discussion of non-linear effects at high excitation levels that, to date, limit the high brightness efficiency of phosphorescent OLEDs.


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If you love snow days, quiet pistes and short lift queues, then January is the ideal month for you. Along with off season ski deals and peaceful slopes, January is the perfect month to go to the mountains for any avid skier or snowboarder. Once Christmas and New Year is over and children go back to school, you'll find skiing in January one of the quietest points of the season. As companies aim to fill as much accommodation as possible, you will find cheap deals and offers for this time of year.
Conditions are normally excellent at this time of year as January tends to be the coldest month of winter, plus one of the snowiest. Many resorts will still be building up their snow bases, but with the low temperatures it is one of the most snow sure points of winter. Here is an overview of the snow last season:
January 2014 snow depths in popular ski resorts
Val d'Isere – 99cm Tignes – 109cm Meribel – 81cm St Anton – 62cm Les Arcs – 102cm Alpe d'Huez – 139 cm Val Thorens – 126cm Zermatt – 153 cm Avoriaz – 149 cm Pas de la Casa – 135cm
Whether you book last minute or in advance you will always find good deals for January. For an overview of the cheapest deals available, take a look at our cheap ski holidays page where you can view the lowest price for each departure date in January, including Friday departures and short breaks.
Self-catering Apartments Cassiopee Apartments in La Plagne, France. From £199 pp based on 3 people sharing on 3rd and 10th January Located in the top village in La Plagne, Belle Plagne, these apartments are in the heart of the village and surrounded by the shops, restaurants and bars. It's a perfect location to get out skiing quickly where you can either join the bubble in Belle Plagne to take you up the Roche de Mio, or the slopes are less than 50 m away where you can ski down to Bellecote to join the chairlifts.
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Chalet Natalia II in Meribel Mottaret, FranceFrom £417 pp based on 2 people sharing on 3rd January Chalet Natalia 2 is also great for getting out on to the mountain quick as it is just 100m away from the slopes. Meribel Mottaret is located just above Meribel so you can enjoy the higher mountain views and avoid the lifts in the centre of Meribel.
Half Board Hotel Hotel Aiguille Rouge in Les Arcs, FranceFrom £449 pp based on 3 people sharing on 3rd January Conveniently placed in ski in – ski out accommodation, this hotel has easy access to lifts and the ski area. Les Arcs has skiing suitable for all abilities, from the blue runs surrounding the Arc 2000 village to the variety of long blues and reds across the resort. Advanced skiers can enjoy the black pistes from Aiguille Rouge summit or take advantage of the extra 225km of skiing in neighbouring La Plagne.
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In the middle of the hustle and bustle of day 1 at the London Ski and Snowboard Show, we met up with cheeky chappie and Team GB snowboarder Jamie Nicholls. After a stunning performance at Sochi and achieving sixth place in the first ever snowboard slopestyle final in a Winter Games, the Olympics has thrown Jamie into the spotlight and he is now recognised as one of the country's best snowboarders. Nicholls scored a huge 85.5 from the judges on his first run, but the standard of the male snowboarders was so high and Jamie was knocked out the running for a medal. We caught up with Jamie about his Sochi experience, what he's been up to over the summer and his plans for the this winter, including a pretty big exciting secret project that's happening in London (watch the video below for more info)
The Yorkshire lad is well known for lapping Halifax dryslope since a tender age, so he is an ideal example to inspire a generation to have a go and try skiing or snowboarding at their local ski centre. Since Sochi, Snowsport England have recorded a 12% increase in participation at domestic slopes and centres year on year, which is fantastic news for the British ski and snowboard industry. As the latest ambassador for Snowsport England's national participation campaign, Go Ski Go Board, Jamie tells us that he is 'trying to help build good camps for kids' with the governing body and help fly the flag for winter sports. He is a regular to The Snow Centre Hemel Hempstead which always creates a buzz at the dome and inspires more people to give it a go themselves.
Read more about Team GB's involvement with Go Ski Go Board He has a very light hearted approach to getting in to the sport, and when asked for advice for anyone wanting to learn: Drop in to your closest snowdome, snow centre or dry slope and give it a good go. If you like it, stick at it, if you don't like it, try it again and again till you do (laughs)… we agree too!
Hayley and I meeting Jamie at the Ski & Snowboard Show
The British snowboarder has a busy winter ahead of him. Last week he narrowly missed out on a podium spot on his first competition of the season and came in 4th at the Burton Rail Days in Tokyo. Some people will see fourth as a good result in Japan but I was going out there to try and win it. Next up will be the Dew Tour Mountain Championships in Breckenridge from 11 -14 December. After some training and down time in Austria he has high hopes for the competition in Colorado. Snowboarding has taken Jamie all over the globe and the 21 year old is now recognised as one of the World's best snowboarders. But when he's not in the park he does enjoy the backcountry; Last winter Jamie went on his first splitboard adventure in Austria, and that must have given him the bug as when we asked him if could snowboard somewhere in the world he's not been before, Jamie told us that he desires a trekking trip to Nepal, Argentina or some weird places that I've never been and never get a chance to go. We are very interested to see what Jamie gets up to this season.
Jamie in Stubai, Austria.
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For a country with a lack of snowy mountains the UK has a high proportion of keen skiers and snowboarders that head to ski resorts all across the world, season after season.
As the UK's largest independent ski travel agency we offer ski holidays to over 200 resorts, giving our customers the widest choice of destinations available.
Earlier this year we published a roundup of our top selling ski resorts for 2013/14, which found Val d'Isere, St Anton and Meribel coming up top. During the build up to the winter season, London comes alive with alpine themed fun and lively ski events to get city goers amped for the season ahead. With a significant proportion of Iglu Ski customers residing in London we have delved into the city's boroughs to find out how they compare.
This highest percentage of skiers and snowboarders live in the South West, with an average spend of £763.02 pp and Val d'Isere as their resort of choice.
The lowest rate of skiers and snowboarders in London are found in West Central London where La Plagne is the most popular option, with an average spend of £759.46 pp.
The biggest spenders are in SW3, Chelsea, where the average spends is £957.24 pp and residents favour the chic resort of Courchevel.
The ski resorts in the 3 Valleys and Espace Killy in France are the preferred locations by Londoners for their ski holiday and only a handful of boroughs favoured Austria over France.
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We were inspired by this topic after a question on our ski blog. Taking a gondola maybe preferred by groups with beginners, families with young children, anxious skiers or anyone that prefers to keep out of the cold (why are you skiing?) Both have their advantages and disadvantages, but for the majority of us we just choose whatever gets us up the mountain quick enough. So for a bit of fun we decided to take a look at which ski resorts you can access the most ski area without having to sit on a chairlift. Here are our top 5 ski resorts to avoid chairlifts.
From Val d'Isere you can take the Olympique cable car to the Rocher De Bellevarde peak at 2827m where there is a huge selections of ski runs from the top. There are green, blue and red run options all the way down to 1785m where you then have the benefit of taking the funicular at La Daille back to the top. From here there is the blue Santons and black Face de Bellevarde which you can ski all the way back to Val d'isere. On the otherside of the valley, the Solaise cable car gives you access to another green beginner area, plus the red run Plan that forms the black Rhone-Alpes or red Piste M. In neighbouring Tignes, it is possible to take the Funiculaire Grande Motte and the Grand Motte cable car all the way to the glacier at 3456m before skiing all the way back down to Val Claret on a choice of blue and red runs.
Levi is a fantastic resort for beginners; the small ski area mainly consists of blue and red runs which are great for anyone new to ski, particularly with the quiet slopes and lack of queuing. What is also great for beginners is that there is only one chairlift - you can access the 43 pistes in Levi using the 2 cabin lifts, 1 chair lift, 14 T-bars, 6 drag lifts and 4 rope lifts.
Similar to many of the large resorts, there are many chairlifts in Alpe d'Huez but there is a surprising amount of bubbles, gondolas and telecabins where you can access all over the ADH ski area. From the village in 1860m, the 1st and 2nd Troncon can take you all the way up to 2700m where there is an assortment of green, blue and red runs that take you back to ADH. Otherwise you can carry on and take the Pic Blanc cable car up to the glacier at 3330m. If all lifts and runs are open, from 2700m you can follow the blue runs Couloir and Boulevard des Marmottes to Plat des Marmottes and take the Marmottes 2 and 3 up to the glacier as well. From Oz en Oisans at 1350m there are the Poutran bubbles to get you back over to ADH or there is the L'Alpette bubble that takes you up to 2050m, with green, blue and red runs to ski, or the Alpette Rousses cable car to 2800m at Dome des Petities Rousses with fantastic red runs that came take you all the way back down to Oz en Oisans or ADH.
From Verbier village at 1500m you can get all the way to Mont Fort at 3330m using la Chaux bubble, plus the Gentianes and Mont Fort cable cars. Verbier is home to some of the most challenging skiing in the Alps, including the runs from Mont Fort. There is a fantastic variety of tough reds and exhilarating blacks from intermediates and advanced.
La Plagne has a huge 225km of ski area across the villages; yes there are mainly chairlifts to access the whole expanse but you maybe surprised how much you could access without having to touch a chair. From the Grande Rochette 'Funitel' Gondola in Plagne Centre there are a variety of blue, red and black runs to ski down. From the top at 2505m you can head left to pick up the black Rochette or the leisurely blue run Mira back down to Centre, or if you head right at the top you can access the red run Carina which leads into a few blue options plus the Colorado Park. Also from the top you can access the back of this mountain where you can head all the way down to Champagny at 1250m, although to get back to Plagne Centre you will need to take a bubble and 2 chair lifts. At Plagne Bellecotte you can ride the Roche de Mio bubble, which makes a stop in Belle Plagne, to the peak of Roche de Mio at 2700m. From the top you can take the blue run Tunnel back down to Belle Plagne and Bellecote, or you can choose my favourite run in La Plagne, the red Sources which leads in to blue runs back down to Bellecotte at 1930m. Also from the top you can access the back of the mountain on the fantastic blue run Levasset, plus the Bellecotte bubble up to the glacier. Even non skiers can take in the views at 3417m on the glacier as it is completely accessible from Bellecotte with the 2 bubble lifts. If you did want to completely avoid chairlifts, you can take the ski bus between Bellecotte and Centre, otherwise the Colosses and La Bergerie chair lifts can take you between the two ski areas quickly.
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"Just home from Christmas in Val d'Isere... this was the best ski holiday I have ever been on. Val is stunning, the hotel fabulous, staff sensational and skiing out of this world. We booked through Iglu. They were fantastic. Peter had great ski knowledge, offered advice and went the extra mile. " - Pamela (Dec 2015)


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Wow -- these are great! I made them for the Top Favorite Recipes for 2009 event. This recipe was submitted by Baby Kato as one of her favorites, and I can see why. I used zesty, hot seafood sauce and together with the jalapeno jelly they made a wonderful sauce for these meatballs. It was spicy and tangy, and was a great dipping sauce when served along with the meatballs as an appetizer. We also tried it over rice as a main dish. It was good that was as well, but next time I will double the sauce so there will be enough to sink into and really flavor the rice. I cooked the recipe in a slow cooker for about 3 hours on low and it came out perfectly. This was a definite winner in our house and we'll be enjoying it again.
These were great! Of course homemade meatballs would be good too, but for ease of preparation and yummy flavour these deserve 5 stars from us ... they will be served again in our home. We bought a 1kg bag of pre-cooked, frozen Swedish meatballs from Safeway, 2 jars of seafood sauce, one jar of jalapeno jelly from the Deli and 45 minutes later we had dinner! At first all we could smell was the seafood sauce, but after simmering and blending with the jelly it did mellow out a bit. The jelly added a nice little zing at the end (not too hot) and the seafood sauce added that tangy flavour we were after. Next time I may buy the hotter seafood sauce OR use a bit more jalapeno jelly, adjusting to our tastes (we prefer spicier flavours). They were served on a bed of rice, which was perfect for sopping up the extra sauce. Thank you, Nurse Janey, for sharing this recipe! :)
What a wonderful surprise these tasty little treats are. So much flavor. They are bright and alive, tangy, tart and sweet. We loved them so much, that I served them twice, once as appetizers and once over rice, for a very satisfying meal. Thanks so much for sharing another winner Nurse Janey.
What a tasty meatball dish. I like the flavor of these meatballs much more then the typical grape jelly recipe you find at most hot dish gatherings. As a matter of fact, I made the recipe for dinner tonight so I could sample it prior to a function coming up. I cooked the entire dish in my crock pot and it worked just fine. I will definitely be taking this to an upcoming church function. The only thing I will do differently is increase the sauce ingredients. Definitely going to file this with the go to keepers. Thanks for sharing your recipe Janey. Made and reviewed for the 54th AUS/NZ Recipe Swap.
These meatballs were a hit at my Christmas open house! I mixed the sauce in the crackpot, added frozen meatballs and in a few hours they were ready! A nice change from the 'regular' bottled bar-b-que sauce I normally use; and not much more difficult.
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in response to pedrocmI finally found out that the new MacMini includes all that's needed...: an HDMI to DVI cable comes within the box.
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in response to pedrocmI'm sorry, your own answer does not quite make sense. Older apple displays have an ADC port which you will have to still make the conversion somehow, the older apple cinema are not "true" DVI, meaning that they won't connect to your New mac mini (with mini-displayport) even if you have the mini-dvi to dvi adapter, I am also still looking to see if this is possible, can someone shed some light on this pelase? - TIA
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in response to speedbirdAluminum 20" Apple displays are a standard DVI connection. If the Mini came with a DVI to MiniDisplay adapter, then he'd be set.
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in response to NullUnitIf by "old" apple cinema the OP is referring to the aluminum displays of the later mac models, then yes, that's a no-brainer, the problem is that if the OP is referring to the "real" old apple cinema displays, which have a DVI-type connection with power included on the same cable, like the displays the former Mac G4 or G5 had, then he needs a ADP to DVI port, which in most cases it cost more than the actual monitor itself.. I guess the OP needs to specify what does it mean by old apple displays or throw in a link to an image..


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- 78.07 ml maple syrup
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- 236.59 ml all-purpose flour
- 3.69 ml baking powder
- 1.23 ml baking soda
- 1.23 ml ground ginger
- 1.23 ml salt
- 158.51 ml sugar
- 78.07 ml butter, softened
- 4.92 ml vanilla extract
- 2 large eggs
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- Bring syrup to a boil in a medium nonstick skillet over medium-high heat; cook 2 minutes.
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The cake was baked in a 10-inch cast iron skillet. The pears were spaced nicely but did shrink while cooking and I would recommended putting them closely together so that as they cook they will be spaced more evenly. Everyone loved this even though it was served at room temperature.
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- Languages supported at his practice: English
Dr. Santos' Background
Eric C. Santos, MD is a practicing Hematologist & Oncologist in Grand Rapids, MI. Dr. Santos graduated from University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center in 1993 and has been in practice for 22 years. He completed a residency at University of Rochester / State University of New York at Stonybrook. Dr. Santos also specializes in Internal Medicine. He currently practices at Cancer & Hematology Centers of Western Michigan and is affiliated with Mercy Health Saint Mary's, Spectrum Health Blodgett Hospital and Spectrum Health Butterworth Hospital. Dr. Santos accepts multiple insurance plans including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and Medicare. Dr. Santos is board certified in Internal Medicine.
- Mercy Health Saint Mary's
- Spectrum Health Blodgett Hospital
- Spectrum Health Butterworth Hospital
- Residency
- University of Rochester / State University of New York at Stonybrook
- Medical School, 1993
- University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center
- Quezon City


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Staunton First Christian Church News
Sunday School begins at 9:30 a.m., with worship service following at 10:30. Doug Parkey is the minister. If you need transportation to morning worship service, please phone the church office at 446-3211. The bus is wheelchair equipped.
Children's Church and Wee Worship meet at 10:30 a.m., in the Educational Building.
Sunday evening service begins at 6. Wednesday evening Bible Study and Prayer Group meet at 7.
The Elders will meet at 6 p.m., Monday, June 13, followed by a meeting of the church board at 7.
A reminder that the dates for this year's Vacation Bible School are July 10-14.
We were privileged to witness the Baptism of Hannah Nevell last Sunday evening and we welcome her into our church family.
Staunton United Methodist Church News
We are planning a fundraising chicken and noodle dinner, to take place at the Staunton Community Center, from 4-7 p.m., Friday, July 1.
In addition to chicken and noodles, the menu will include mashed potatoes, green beans, applesauce, desserts, along with coffee, iced tea or lemonade. Cost is $8 for adults and $5 for children 12-under. Please mark the evening of July 1 on your calendar.
Sunday School is at 9:30 a.m., with church service following at 10:30. Scott Aselage is our Pastor and Glenna Simons is our pianist.
Remember the Community Food Pantry is open in the church's basement from 3-5 p.m., on the last Wednesday afternoon of each month. The next Food Pantry day will be Wednesday, June 29. Anyone in the Staunton area in need of help is welcome. We appreciate the support of all the churches, schools, civic organizations, and individuals who help make this needed outreach a success.
Please keep praying for everyone who is battling illness, as well as all the brave men and women of our military and their families.
Also remember in prayer all the folks in nursing homes and hospitals and those who have lost loved ones.
Go out of your way to be kind to someone and pray for everyone.
If you have news to share, you can call me at 448-1591 or send the news items to 4954 W. Happy Holler Rd., Brazil.
All news is greatly appreciated.