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The 10 Best Shopping Engines
A new study analyzes the best comparison shopping engines based on traffic, revenue, conversion rate, return on spend, average CPC, quality of merchant tools, and merchant response ratings to help guide marketing spend for online retailers.
Bing: The Agency Perspective
It's true that Bing has low market share and likely won't put a dent in Google at this time. But we need to get back to some fundamentals and think about what it could mean for the future of online marketing.
Search Presents Challenges for Retailers
In addition to paid search, retailers should pay attention to SEO and shopping search engines, according to a new study from TrafficLeader.
Daily SearchCast, May 24, 2006: Windows Live Local Gets UK Images & Easier Map Sharing; Is That Site In Your Search Results Safe?; A Spam Detection Tool; A Search Marketing Magazine Arrives & More!
Today's search podcast covers Windows Live Local getting new UK images and easier ability to share mapped points, Microsoft's many shopping moves, ... read more
Microsoft Talks Shopping
Last week I briefly introduced three of Microsoft's e-commerce initiatives: MSN Shopping, Windows Live Shopping, and Windows Live Product Search. This week ... read more
The Search Engine Update – Number 221 – May 24, 2006
Search Engine Watch editor Danny Sullivan's recap of top search engine stories from the first half of May 2006.
Search Headlines & Links: May 19, 2006
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Highlights from the SEW Blog: Mar. 16, 2006
Featured posts from the Search Engine Watch blog, as well as our customary search headlines from around the web.
Millions of eBay Items Now Searchable on MSN Shopping
Just in time for the holiday shopping season and interesting move from MS. You can now search MSN Shopping and find items ... read more
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The second installment of Shopping Search Week 2005 features a rundown of key changes and new services offered by the major players in the comparison and shopping search arenas.


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Sportsman's News Shows How to "Eat Like a King in the Great Outdoors"People who camp with me always remark on one thing; we eat very well. Camping is my time to really go all out for feeding the masses. From grilling wild game over an open fire, to baking in a Dutch oven, I really enjoy preparing meals that really only can be cooked in the outdoors.
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THE FOLKS AT OCCUPY WALL ST. have it all wrong. If you want to get your job-creation message across on the news, you don't need to camp outside in the cold; you need your daddy to be president.
For the second time in a year, NBC has hired the daughter of a former commander in chief to bring . . . we dunno, something . . . to its news division.
First the "Today" show brought on Jenna Bush.
Now "NBC Nightly News" and Brian Williams' "Rock Center" have hired Chelsea Clinton.
Chelsea will report stories for the feel-good "Making a Difference" series.


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Are there any November 27th babies? And what are your plans for the 1st birthday party?
Are there any November 27th babies? And what are your plans for the 1st birthday party?
Nov 30. No plans. I will make a smash cake for her, I know that. Probably invite our parents over to eat dinner and watch her with the smash cake?
SAHM to "Bugga" (11/27/2011) and "Bella" (12/21/2013).
DD3 due on February 19th, 2016!
Read more about what the heck we do all day here!
Kathy~ Wife of Brian 9-29-01
Mom to Grace 9-29-03, Anna 07-03-07, and my sweet baby Will 11-27-11~ Oh, how I love these people!!
I was going to have a party on 12/1 but now that all the funds for it our gone, we'll probably just have the grandparents over for dinner and cake that day. My LO's bday is nov 26th
Jen(24), married to Chris (22) on 8/5/11
Reached gold bottles!
Super Soggy working mom to CJ 11-26-11
DD was born on 11/27. We're having a party for her on the 17th.
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"Do what you feel in your heart to be right- for you'll be criticized anyway." - Eleanor Roosevelet
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Parking lot wasn't even half full last night.......and that was the entire night.This stock, with a Forward P/E of 21 is INSANELY overvalued.Weak shorts will cover.....but those that hold their positions, and add to them on the LOW volume UP days that this stock has been having, will be handsomely rewarded.Macy's had huge call volume......but their forward P/E of 11 is much more relistic.With a much more realistic P/E of 15 for DKS....which is still VERY generous.....it puts DKS fair value at about $27.00 tops.Go ahead, ignore the numbers......but it all comes back to that eventually.Just take a look at what's happening to NFLX.A sporting goods retailer with a forward P/E 33% higher than AAPL is totally unrealistic.Just waith....and mark this post.....this overvalued, overhyped, stock is going to get clocked.
From Bling... "DKS was DEAD last night (Dec 18th) folks. Parking lot wasn't even half full last night.......and that was the entire night."Two Questions for Bling, although I'm sure he'll answer neither...1. Which DKS location are you talking about?2. Is your life really so exciting that you needed chill out by sitting in a DKS parking lot "the entire night?"(Just wondering....)


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There are a number of tools that will explore storage fabrics to document configurations. Some of the tools are free from the HBA makers, such as SANsurfer and HBAnywhere; for purchase, products such as NetApp's SANscreen also provide expanded visibility to storage networks. VMware has a new map view for the datastore; the map view is good for mapping hosts to networks and datastores, but the datastore-specific map view has additional information.
To access the datastore map view, browse in the vSphere Client to Home | Inventory | Datastores and then click the Storage Views tab and select the Maps view. From there, you can create a map view that will show connectivity from the datacenter to the target.In my personal lab, I have a small iSCSI SAN that provides my vSphere test environment. It is a single-path solution, but the Storage Views functionality shows that connectivity end-to-end for the four ESXi hosts I have installed quite well. Figure B shows a single datastore's map. Figure B
Click the image to enlarge.The only negative to Storage Views and all of vSphere's mapping capability is that longer names don't fit well into the view. The views can be rotated to have a view from the host's perspective, rather than a single datastore. Various controls can be added to select elements, such as vmhba units on the host, SCSI targets, and virtual machines. Figure C shows a single host from the LAB-RICKATRON datacenter displaying all storage elements except virutal machines and datastores. Figure C
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As you can see, Storage Views are a very detailed view into the mulitpathing and storage configuration as presented to the ESXi hosts. This quickly identifies any limited or broken paths from the vSphere perspective to verify the storage provisioning configuration against what the storage processor may be configured.
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funny i enjoyed it, swell job
Y'know, a nice long review sure would be appreciated. "This was good kthxbai" doesn't help me at all and only makes me waste my time responding to this crap. :/
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This is a totally funny and creative flash. Good work to everyone:D
Creative parody? Time paradox?
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That was one of the funniest vids ive ever seen in my life!!!!!!
For some reason I find it hard to believe that you're not easily amused.
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ok i know, awesome has an E.
the main character's sprite could've been a bit better
and it should have more references.
but other then those minor details it was just lulzy.
More references? Are you shitting me?
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Awesome! ^.^
That was a pretty cool flash. Constant jokes here and there. x) Loved it.
I think Pee Red is a pretty cool flash. It kills aliens and doesn't afraid of anything.


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In 2015, Bonfire burned live for a worldwide audience with Aggie legend Brian Gamble motivating near-record on site attendance. Thank you, Friends of the Fire, for helping make the night possible.
Bonfire relies on your generous support. Your donation brings Bonfire to another generation of motivated Aggies, providing a life-changing experience. Your support today helps to preserve and advance one of the world's great traditions.
Student Bonfire, Bonfire-motivated Aggies, and Aggies of every stripe owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to you.
Thanks and Gig 'em, Aggies! Build the Hell Outta Bonfire 2016!
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Great Victoria Street needs pedestrianised
I write to suggest the pedestrianisation of Great Victoria Street in Belfast, between Grosvenor Road/Howard Street and Hope Street.
I write to suggest the pedestrianisation of Great Victoria Street in Belfast, between Grosvenor Road/Howard Street and Hope Street.
I refer to your report (News, September 21), in which former co-opted UUP MLA Adrian Cochrane-Watson vowed to "break the legs" of any drug dealers he catches selling substances to children.
I always enjoy Eddie McIlwaine's little stories, but was taken aback when I read one last week referring to the Candy Store (Saturday Review, September 17).
Unsurprisingly, Fionola Meredith (Comment, September 16) takes advantage of Dr Gannon's resignation to attack the law on abortion in Northern Ireland, which she describes as brutal. Further, she holds that the moral high ground is waiting to be occupied by pro-abortionists.
The post-Brexit decision to build a nuclear power station at Hinkley Point, more roads, high-energy pig farms and other outdated developments that represent a centralised, fossil fuels/nuclear economy, needs analysis.
Apart from her work, the most striking feature of the life of Saint Teresa of Calcutta was her persistent experience of the absence of God and regular doubts about God's existence. This dark night of the soul seems to have been a feature of the lives of many of the saints.
My 27-year-old son came within millimetres of death a few weeks ago, when a car turned across his path while he was approaching on a bicycle. Both car and bike were written off.
I was brought up and educated in north Belfast, then attended QUB and, from 1972 until 1975, I worked in Ardoyne and west Belfast.
The decision by senior managers at Queen's University, Belfast, to close its single honours degree in sociology is an abdication of the university's responsibility to offer students in Northern Ireland the broadest opportunity to study our society.
Honest Man (Write Back, September 15) seeks to wrap up the debate on creation and evolution by referring readers to Berkeley University's Understanding Evolution website.
Seemingly, part of the redevelopment of the City of Derry Airport will include aircraft maintenance.
I write in response to your article of September 15, 2016, regarding our investigation into allegations relating to the sale of the National Asset Management Agency's Northern Ireland loan portfolio and reported comments that the National Crime Agency has "side-stepped" requests to provide an update to the Assembly's finance committee.
As a commuting cyclist and weekend driver, I understand we all share the road. Most drivers and cyclists do a very good job of it.
Every death during the Troubles devastated a family, often with serious, long-term consequences.
Whistleblower Edward Snowden, who revealed the illegal Bush/Obama NSA spying programme, is a national hero and should be pardoned.
There was a half-marathon in Belfast on Sunday morning. This was going to affect my journey into work, so I turned to the Transport NI website.
Every Friday, the Belfast Telegraph publishes people and businesses that have gone bankrupt. Most are decent people, but for some reason — usually cashflow — their ideas did not work.
This year, yet again, Northern Ireland's A-level students performed better than their counterparts in England and Wales, both in terms of pass rates and A* and A grades.
Eilis O'Hanlon's article on "poacher-turned-gamekeeper" David Gordon (News, September 19) suggests that the highly unusual method of his appointment will be something of a "nine-day wonder".
I refer to the article about the self-styled pro-life Father Brian D'Arcy (News, September 15).
Whether there is recognition of a crisis in mental health problems among young people, or not, the level of the service to assist is simply not there.
Even by the standards of pro-abortion polemics, Fionola Meredith's article, "Opponents of abortion do not have a monopoly on ethics" (Comment, September 16), is exceptionally confused in its analysis.
If fears regarding a presidential candidate's health are to be taken into account, surely the state of a candidate's mental health should easily trump any nervousness about some physical imperfection?
WHY the concern about Hillary Clinton's cough and Donald Trump's weight?=
I was disgusted to see that the Victims and Survivors Forum contains at least two people whose membership is an insult to innocent victims.
The very real scenario where Hillary Clinton's health issues force her to drop out of the US Presidential race forces us to confront the appalling vista of a Donald Trump triumph this November.
I am writing further to Father Brian D'Arcy. With regard to abortion, so much rubbish gets talked about "choice".
Father Brian D'Arcy's outrageous attack on the unborn child, posing as concern for the abortion-seeking mother's financial welfare, should lead to his immediate suspension from the active priestly ministry until it can be determined that he is repentant and will desist from causing further scandal by his blatant rejection of God's moral law.
Father Brian D'Arcy says that he counsels women considering abortions with the words "whatever you choose is the right choice" (News, September 15). He claims also to be pro-life, but this assertion is hardly consistent with the pro-choice counsel he gives.
The catchment area of City of Derry Airport, on both sides of the border, does not have the population to support regular long-haul routes using large, expensive jet-propelled aircraft.
Charities say thanks for street collections
Travelling on a busy train from Belfast on Tuesday last, I observed a group of six young American women taking over three or four seated areas.
I must compliment Suzanne Breen for her article (Comment, September 8). She expressed my thoughts from the time news broke. Alan Hawe was praised on radio and TV and in newspapers long before there was a mention of Clodagh, or before we saw her photograph.
Currently, there is no proper road infrastructure from Dublin to Derry, so I was delighted to hear of the reintroduction of the Derry-to-Dublin flight.
Write Back is not really the place to explain scientific theories, so I refer Martin D Stern (Write Back, September 13) to an open and comprehensive university website instead: Berkeley University's Understanding Evolution at http:// evolution.berkeley.edu/ evolibrary/home.php.
As highlighted by Robert Lacey (Write Back, September 14), the blue badges fiasco continues without any reasonable response from the minister or department.
AS the country - north and south - remembers those who died during the Famine, let us not forget that as this terrible tragedy unfolded, it was fun and games for some.
This month Stranmillis University College launches its new Autumn Lifelong Learning programme. Day and evening classes range from history to ethics, wine appreciation and genealogy.
On June 6 an Irish citizen, Professor Homa Hoodfar, was detained in Iran while undertaking research on behalf of Concordia University in Canada, where she works.
Leaving aside accusations of party bias, it's sensible to even out major numerical disparities between parliamentary constituencies.
I read the recent article by Nelson McCausland (Comment, September 8) and had a right good laugh.
The tide may be turning against bloodsports in Europe. A few days ago thousands of people marched through the Spanish capital Madrid demanding an end to bullfighting and opinion polls indicate that 58% of Spaniards now want this horrific practice outlawed, with 19% still condoning it.
In August, it was reported that a one-year-old boy had been prescribed an antidepressant drug. It was a shocking datum that beggars belief. The revelation came as a result of a Freedom of Information Act request.
Thank you to Ruth Dudley Edwards for having the courage to speak up and tell the truth about Israel (Comment, September 5).
Since the beginning of April this year, approximately 7,000 disabled people in Northern Ireland have been waiting for a replacement, or a new, Blue Badge.
Your correspondent Honest Man claimed that evolution was accepted scientific theory and tried to back up his claim with mutating bacteria and darker city-dwelling moths.
Dear Honest Man (Write Back, September 12), as a Christian, I do not deny that new strains of bacteria, new colours of moths and new breeding habits of birds have developed in the light of changing environments.
We should congratulate the BBC on closing the legal loophole which has previously allowed the small minority of households to watch its iPlayer without that illustrious document, the television licence.
Pope Francis, during the World Day of Prayer for Care of Creation, called for environmental destruction to be classified as a sin.
Vivisectionists have, predictably, objected strongly to the condemnation of Sir David Attenborough and others to the use of primates in cruel experiments.
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The NFL Draft is two short weeks away. Naturally, it seems like the wait will last an eternity.
The best weekend of the year in the football offseason draws probably the most analysis and traffic on all sports websites.
I had reoccurring first round mock drafts last year, and I was not far off from the actual picks, so I figured I would give it a shot once again this year.
In all honesty, no one is privy to what teams are thinking. If we were, it would make this process incredibly less interesting.
The most intriguing aspect of the NFL draft is that no matter how much research you do, there is almost always going to be some picks that leave you scratching your head, making the rest of the draft that much more interesting.
I, for one, cannot wait until April 22. I don't know who made the decision to make the first round its own prime-time event, but I can tell you I don't really like it.
If you are a Raiders fan, you probably don't care, but often times teams that make questionable picks in the first round tend to redeem themselves in the second.
Now we have to wait 24 hours for that to happen.
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September 22 (Thursday) 7 pm — The Regulator Bookshop (The Durham Armory) Colson Whitehead, "The Underground Railroad". Whitehead is the author of the brilliant post-apocalyptic zombie novel Zone One. Here: "Prize-winning, bestselling author Colson Whitehead comes to The Regulator to discuss his new book, The Underground Railroad, a magnificent tour de force chronicling a young slave's adventures as she makes a desperate bid for freedom in the antebellum South. The Underground Railroad is at once a kinetic adventure tale of one woman's ferocious will to escape the horrors of bondage, and a shattering, powerful meditation on the history we all share. This will be a ticketed event. Two tickets come with each purchase of the book ($27.00), or tickets without a book are $10.00 each. Books with tickets may be purchased at the store, through our web site, or at the door. Admission tickets may be purchased at the door. Admission tickets may be used as credit toward a book purchase at the event." Note for the curious: in Whitehead's retelling, the Underground Railroad is indeed an underground railway of tunnels and train cars, sending its passengers through the time and space of American history. Don't miss this!
September 22 (Thursday) 7 pm -- Greensboro's Scuppernong Books hosts College of Charleston historian W. SCOTT POOLE launches IN THE MOUNTAINS OF MADNESS: THE LIFE, DEATH, AND EXTRAORDINARY AFTERLIFE OF H.P. LOVECRAFT, Poole's new book about the iconic weird horror author. Kirkus Reviews praises it as "seamlessly weav[ing] biography and criticism . . . thoroughly enjoyable and highly readable." The book follows Lovecraft through his life and into his significant afterlife, tracing his influence on modern horror filmmakers, writers, and readers."
October 18 (Tuesday) 7 pm -- Flyleaf Books hosts Jonathan Lethem discusses his new novel, A Gambler's Anatomy. "The author of Motherless Brooklyn and The Fortress of Solitude returns with a devilishly entertaining novel about an international backgammon hustler who thinks he's psychic. Too bad about the pesky brain tumor."
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KUHA School
You Can Make a Difference to Inoculate Ugandan Children from Magic and Superstition
In 2008, the Kasese United Humanist Association (KUHA), inaugurated the courageous goal of raising a generation of children in Uganda grounded in freethought, reason, and science. They wanted to break the generational cycle of families passing on myths of magic and superstition and replace it with a solid foundation to allow Uganda to develop the knowledge and skills to raise its communities out of poverty and build a democratic and informed society.
KUHA established a primary school in the Kilembe Valley of southwest Uganda to do just that. This year, AAI joined their efforts by adopting the school as our first AAI Foundation volunteer project. In September of this year, AAI sent four volunteer teachers from North America and Hong Kong to the school to assist the KUHA staff in their goals.
Those combined efforts brought great success and stature to the school. It is now serving over 250 primary school students. But the school is not government funded; it is paid for through student tuitions. While the tuition is not expensive - only $40 per semester, which includes a lunch for the students each day - many of these students come from families with little to no income and can afford to come to the school only through private scholarships.
Your donation can help keep these children in school.
Sponsor a child for a semester for only $40, and help the next generation of Ugandans grow up with the tools of reason and science to build a secular society.
Want to help us even more? Join our fundraising team by setting up a website for the AAI Foundation and the KUHA school at http://www.FirstGiving.com and promote it through your Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter accounts!


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Richard Alan Cragun (Ricky), (born Oct. 5, 1944, Sacramento, Calif.—died Aug. 6, 2012, Rio de Janeiro, Braz.) American ballet dancer who thrilled international audiences with his dramatic flair, athleticism, and soaring jumps (notably his signature midair triple spins) as a principal dancer (1965–96) with the Stuttgart (Ger.) Ballet, especially in his role during the 1960s and '70s as the primary dance partner (and offstage romantic companion) of the Stuttgart's Brazilian-born prima ballerina Marcia Haydée. Cragun took tap-dance lessons at age five and then studied ballet at the Banff (Alta.) School of Fine Arts (now Banff Centre), at the Royal Ballet School in London, and with Vera Volkova in Copenhagen. He was recruited at age 17 to join the Stuttgart, then under the direction of John Cranko. Cragun and Haydée starred in the premieres of such Cranko ballets as Romeo and Juliet (1962) and The Taming of the Shrew (1969), as well as John Neumeier's A Streetcar Named Desire (1983) and works choreographed by Sir Kenneth MacMillan and others. After leaving the Stuttgart in 1996, Cragun was the director at Berlin's Deutsche Oper (1996–99). He then moved to Rio de Janeiro, where he and his life partner, choreographer Roberto de Oliveira, founded the DeAnima Ballet Contemporâneo, a project attempting to teach dance to young people living in slums.


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MONTPELIER – Stephen Perkins of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says Vermont will be "leading the pack" with the state's planned goals to limit non-wastewater runoff into Lake Champlain.
Vermont Environmental Conservation Commissioner David Mears outlined proposed plans Wednesday at a hearing at the Statehouse.
Mears says the state will enhance water quality rules for agriculture, require additional storm water treatment for developed areas and improve rules for managing rivers and floodplains, among other commitments. He says specific costs for state government have not been determined yet.
Perkins says the EPA expects finalized commitments by the end of March and a letter of commitment from Gov. Peter Shumlin by the end of April. Perkins says his agency expects most measures to be implemented within 15 years.MORE IN This Just InMORRISVILLE Overtime magic from Chloe Schiff and Maralina Moore gave the Solons a huge... Full StoryBARRE TOWN The Raiders proved that records mean little with Fridays victory over their... Full StoryWILLIAMSTOWN Life just keeps getting better for the undefeated Blue Devils. Full Story
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Says Donald Trump has outlined "policies that read like a Kremlin wish list."
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2010 revelations continue to haunt Mark Kirk
Mark Kirk's claim of national security expertise is "based on his military record which he lied about at least 10 times."
— PolitiFact Illinois
on Thursday, September 15th, 2016
No-fly zone, working with Russia -- not a full plan
"Neither Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump has a plan to address the civil war in Syria."
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on Sunday, August 21st, 2016
Biden overstates the case
Says military commanders have said that if Donald Trump were elected, "they would not follow his orders."
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on Wednesday, August 17th, 2016
Change was incremental, unrelated to Trump
"I had previously said that NATO was obsolete because it failed to deal adequately with terrorism. Since my comments, they have changed their policy and now have a new division focused on terror threats."
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Mismaloya is located just 5 miles south of Puerto Vallarta's Old Town. Stunning view of the ocean, mountains, Los Arcos and the village of Mismaloya. Newly remodeled kitchen - 5 burner gas range and oven, granite countertops, full size refrigerator, marble floors, dining room and living room seat 6. Quiet space with stunning views and large balcony overlooking the ocean. One bedroom and 2 full bathrooms. From your balcony you can see the site of the movie 'Night of the Iguana.' Nearby in the jungle - see the new Puerto Vallarta zoo and Chico's Paradise, swim in the river where the movie 'Predator' was filmed. Lovely grounds, onsite laundromat, exercise room, tennis, and restaurant by the pool. Loads of activiities including the nearby Botanical Gardens, and Boca de Tomatlan, where you can take a water taxi to the village of Yelapa where you can walk to the waterfall.
Mexico is wonderful - the first thing people ask is, 'Is it safe?' We have driven all through Mexico and have had wonderful experiences from Merida to San Miguel de Allende, the Copper Canyon, Guadalajara, Zacatecas, Oaxaca, and throughout the Puerto Vallarta region. Come experience the magic of Mexico - the food and people are fantastic and welcoming.
We have rented this condo for six years.
It is the best condo we have rented for the nine years we have been coming to PV. We have treated it as our own, including leaving items for the following year.
Great location, but the unit itself is beginning to show its age. Shower doors leak, 4 of the 7 knobs on the stove are broken (particularly irksome with the oven as it's impossible to determine the temperature!), the dishwasher broke during our 2nd week. A new one was delivered during our final week, but it was not installed and we had to navigate around a large crate in the middle of the dining area for the balance of our stay. However, we were not there to live indoors! The property and the pool are immaculate; the staff are very friendly (unless you have to deal with Raphael who kowtows to the owners and dismisses renters when he's having a bad day!), and the on site restaurant and its owner Pablo are a treat. Being in Mismaloya is far enough away from PVR to escape the hub-bub, but close enough to get into town with ease. I would definitely recommend it. Again, the beautiful location far out weighs any deficits.
This condo is located on a cliff with the ocean waves crashing on the rocks right below you...very relaxing to sit on the patio and listen as the sound relaxes you. You will also see turtules, colorful fish, and pelicans right from your chair.
The inside of the condo has been totally renovated with new counter tops in the kitchen and stainless steel appliances Including a dishwasher. The living room has comfortable furniture, new flat screen TV and a nice music system.
In my opinion, this is the best place to stay in Puerto Vallarta. It is very safe, close to town, great friendly staff and very fun people that stay here.
We have spent part or most of the severe winter months (January - February) at this lovely location overlooking the stunning beach at Mismaloya, and have booked through this owner's representative for three seasons. The unit is impeccable, up to date and well-equipped. Everything is as described, and a great value. You can stay twice as long in Mismaloya for the same peso as you can stay in Miami (if you wanted to stay in Miami that long!). Beyond the basics, however, is the congenial group of owners and renters. We have made many friends we stay in touch with and see year-to-year. The condo is a short trip to the lively town of Puerto Vallarta with restaurants galore, Margarita's at sunset and plenty to do when one wearies of the beach and the pool. Side trips from here also provide diversion for those who are adventurous. We'll be back in 2015.
We had an awesome 10 days in beautiful Puerto Vallarta. Check in was so easy thanks to Francesco and the staff. The condo was fabulous. The decor, the layout, the view and the amenities were just as the pictures seen on line. The only thing missing was a washer and dryer, but we did not have a need for either. One thing that might be difficult for some was no elevator in bldg 7, but the staff was helpful with the luggage.
We had breakfast on the deck overlooking Mismaloya most mornings. Unfortunately, the restaurant and bar by the pool was closed as most of the owners had left . We had breakfast at the condos Girasol <table write by the water> just 5 minutes with the bus or we went into town and enjoyed fabulous pancakes at the pancake house or Freddie Tucan on basilo badillo
We met some lovely owners and renters by the pool and were given several recommendations. At the beach at Mismaloya ask for roger who will take good care of you and the food is very good and fresh. In the town of Mismaloya, we had a lovely dinner (very reasonable) at Tony's . The fish was fabulous and the service was excellent
We had several wonderful meals in town some new to us and some old favorites. Pollos on aquiles serdan (great bakery. K Rico as well)la cigale on hidalgo, Mediterranean cafe on Mina Behind the church and the blue shrimp and la palapa and daiquiri dicks on the malecon. All were very enjoyable
We went out to Bucerias (blue and white to Walmart and change to bus to Bucerias. The town and restaurants has grown and we ate at el Chevero on the beach to a great band. The food was good as well as the service(try the coconut shrimp) the higher end restaurants (marks) is over the kissing bridge. There are many boutiques as well.
The highlight of our vacation, besides the great weather 83 degrees and little humidity, was the boat tour thru vallarta adventures to las caletas to see the RYTHM of the night. Don,t miss it. It is worth the money the buffet is incredible
We would difinetely recommend this lovely condo and look forward to returning possibly next year. Puerto Vallarta is friendly safe and filled with many activities for all ages. Having returned for the 6th time, it feels like home. R and J
My wife and I visited during the steamy hot low season with our 16 month old son and I cannot give the condo a higher recommendation than the 'excellent' that is available, otherwise I would. The condo is an amazing value; you get more for your money than many 4 star resorts. Complete privacy, peace and quiet, jaw dropping views from your own balcony, above and beyond concierge and housekeeping services, I could go on.
Mismaloya itself is incredibly charming, a true fishing village with some of the most genuinely kind people you could ever meet. Visit Tony's for a fabulous meal of fresh seafood and meats; Juan's for amazing fish tacos and greet tequila (ask Juan for his private blend); the kind gentleman barbecuing pollo al carbon in front of his home who will sell you a whole chicken with rice, tortillas, and sauce all for 80 pesos; the lovely lady selling fresh corn tortillas every morning; the awesome zoo where you can pay a little extra to have your little one play with tiger cubs! Take a boat ride and go snorkling for a couple of hours. Gaby and his son Aron took us out one morning and were incredibly gracious. Just ask around down at the beach.
Bill and Amy provided incredible service as property managers. Email with any questions and a response is always super quick. Not to mention the detailed booklet of information about the entire Vallarta area.
In short, book at stay at this condo if you really want to wind down and relax in some plush accommodations. The condo is spacious and updated throughout, obviously well maintained and thoughtfully cared for. Mismaloya is a true gem of a destination if you want to see a real Mexican fishing village as opposed to a big touristy resort in Puerto Vallarta. We can't wait for our next visit!
Highly recommend this property to vacationers. Beautiful location, well kept building as well as condo. It is a quiet location, yet just a short bus ride or taxi into town if your looking for more action. You also have access to Mismaloya beach which is quite lively and offers water sports, etc. The restaurant located at the condo is excellent, we spent much of our time hanging around the condo area on this trip because we enjoyed ourselves so much as it is so appealing. We definitely plan on returning.
HomeAway has incorrectly mapped this property. The condo is located on Mismaloya Bay, 11.5 KM south of Puerto Vallarta. To best view, go to Google Earth.
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Other Activities: Zoo, Botantical Gardens
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Summer-Fall 2016
May 1 2016 - Dec 16 2016
5 night minimum stay
Christmas-New Year's
Dec 17 2016 - Jan 7 2017
7 night minimum stay
Winter-Spring 2017
Jan 8 2017 - Apr 22 2017
7 night minimum stay
Summer-Fall 2017
Apr 23 2017 - Dec 15 2017
5 night minimum stay
All taxes included plus housekeeper 1 day per week for 7-night rental
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Just one problem..
Location is probably the only problem with this hotel: you keep having to take bus or taxi to get to the centre or the beaches further away. I think I was in the bus well over half an hour today (with traffic going back into town from Zona Hotelera, the beach area - yes there are traffic jams in Cancun). You get tired of the bus and taxi thing after a couple of days, especially when you are tired or wet, in town, and want to get back quick.. You need the R1 bus, as some have written here, but not all of them take you back to the hotel (you need the one that displays Puerto Juares on the front. It turns into Lopez Portillo, the hotel's street).
That said, the hotel is bright, very clean and airy: generally very pleasnt. The staff are courteous and friendly, and there is a homely/welcoming feel to the place. The rooms are good, the bathroom is very good, and as I say, everything is super-clean.. there is a TV with lots of channels. I'd say this is a good place for a couple of days, but if you have a week's holiday, say, and want to enjoy Cancun as a beach resort, I don�t know if you would be entirely happy with this. It is cheaper than most beach-zone hotels, if you get a good deal..
Really liked the Terracaribe
The Terracaribe on Lopez Portillo street is a boutique -- a small, very modern looking, bright and cheerful hotel, but still with the "Spanish tiles" look. It is immaculate, and the staff is exceedingly friendly, cooperative and helpful if not always totally knowledgeable. Due to our bargain package deal, our room was a small one, but perfectly adequate for our needs, being still bigger than a small American motel room. We enjoyed our time reading and relaxing there and on the terrasse downstairs. The York airconditioner worked too well in that it was difficult to adjust to get the room cool, but not cold. One of the best features is a very good restaurant. The breakfast buffet is so good with scrambled eggs with ham, potatoes, fruit, etc, locals come regularly, but they are "mexican style" with dishes different to the American palate We also enjoyed our other meals there. Most American guests seem to take taxis everywhere, but my wife and I enjoyed taking the bus just across the street to both downtown and "the hotel zone", which is easy enough to do. The same R1 bus in the other direction takes you about a mile down to Puerto Juarez for the inexpensive ferry to Isla Mujeres. We went for the ruins and did not expect to take to either Cancun itself or to "the strip," but we enjoyed both for what they are, and we really enjoyed Isla Mujeres, renting a golf cart for a day of snorkeling and play. One is barraged by offers from the moment one gets off the plane - the "information agents" even in the airport actually being only front men for the hotel deals. Don't take any of them. The hotel can arrange tours with the Grey Line for the going rate (for gringos). If you are adventurous, take the R1 downtown to either the bus station or a local travel agent and see what deals you can make on your own! During the day, we felt quite safe to walk from the hotel downtown. Our favorite restaurants downtown were the Parilla (the camerones a la gamba!) and the 100% Natural Restaurant.
A terrific value
The Terracaribe is located in Ciudad Cancun, the place where folks who WORK at the big resorts live. It is sparklingly clean, and the staff is wonderful. The rooms are large and rather spare, but there is cable TV (some in English, and even a German channel) and a free internet station in the lobby. There is free bottled water in each room, and soap/shampoo in the shower. The staff have good English (some born in the US) and the restaurant offers a generous breakfast.
Some on Tripadvisor have commented on the neighborhood. It's like this: Working people live here, and their houses are made out of cinder block and some lots are weedy. The surrounding stores run to gas stations, lunch counters, and even a medical lab: it's not a slum, but it is not groomed resort-style. It might seem a scary surprise when you first land, but the streets are safe and it is an easy cab or car ride to down town or the resorts. Look around the corner to Avenida Bonampak to see how the gentrification process is almost here, too. You might be sad to see this lively Mexican place get more homogenized.
We used the hotel as a first and last night stop on a Yucatan trip, and it cost $76 for a double with two king beds. Breakfast was not included, but ran to about $5 per person in buffet style. Comfortable, good quality, and great value.
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TerraCaribe is a great place to spend a night on your way into or out of the Yucatan Peninsula. We stayed there the night before leaving. We'd been staying down the coast, and just wanted a modest place downtown for our last night before transferring to the airport. TerraCaribe fit the bill.
Rooms were basic but clean. The hotel has a good buffet breakfast and a fully-stocked bar. (There's also a pool, but we didn't use it, so no comment there.) Staff was very friendly and helpful.
The hotel was a little more removed from downtown than other hotels you might find (e.g. Margaritas). This amounted to maybe an extra dollar in cab fare to and from the main drag. A more enterprising person could have found a bus pretty easily, I'm sure. Consider taking the hotel shuttle to the airport. It cost just $1-2 more than a cab, and was much cleaner, roomier and more convenient.
I would definitely return again in similar circumstances, but I don't think it would be a very fun place to stay for more than one night as a base for visiting Cancun.
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My family of 5 and 2 grandparents stayed in 3 rooms at the Terracaribe 12-25-05 for 1 week. We came down to see the ruins and travel the area. The rooms and public areas are very clean. About 1/10 of the staff speak fluent english, the remaining know some. They have an excellant daily breakfast buffet and menu service. Almost every morning from 10 to 15 Cancun policemen ate breakfast there. We always felt very safe. It sits on the corner of Mex 180 [Highway to Chichen Itza] & Bonampak [main bay-front street]; ideal for getting out of town to visit the Mayan ruins. They have a nice pool, a nice small bar, and the resturant is open 3 meals a day [we only ate breakfasts]. They will do your laundry for a small fee. There is a nice beach about one mile away. A short drive to downtown with resturants and shopping. It felt like a Hampton Inn, Mexican style. This is not a party motel. It is a clean nice place to get a good night sleep; with very friendly and 'locally knowledgable' employees who are willing to help out gringos on language, travel, and resturant tips. I would definitely stay here again.
Great hotel
It was my first time in Cancun, and everyone goes to the hotel district at the beach. The prices were very hight this year so I decided to choose this hotel in down town.
I loved it. it is a great, nice, super clean hotel.
All the people that work there are wonderful and you are not in an all inclusive hotel where the food is the same everyday. You can go out and eat out, which is not expensive in Cancun. Only the hotel area (for turists is expensive) From my hotel to the beach was five minutes (to the closest one)
They also had a restaurant and bar... very good as well.
They will also allow you to get your own beer or food and bring it to the room, as long as y ou are not getting trashed on the patio or commong areas... they will allow you to do pretty much any thing you want.
Free internet and lovely pool.
100 points.
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I am an American living an hour south of Cancun, but I frequently go there for appointments or social reasons. I have finally found the perfect hotel there at a reasonable price! Having stayed at the Terracaribe numerous times now, I feel qualified to review it entirely favorably. The hotel is spotlessly clean, with frosty AC when needed, a wide cable TV selection, a good internet connection, a peaceful pool, and an always pleasant staff. I have to conclude that the earlier reviewer had no idea that he wasn't staying in the hotel zone when he booked the Terracaribe - it is not a vacation destination for the Spring Breaker or the Hotel Zone client. As for beggars and homeless? C'mon! I don't think so! You won't see how anyone lives here because this is a - very safe - commercial area (except of course for those whose homes are above or behind their businesses). I not only have enjoyed meals in the hotel itself but have been a frequent customer of the wonderful gentleman serving Comida Corrida across the street. Cancun Centro is much more pleasant than the streets of most major cities and this person must obviously have led a somewhat sheltered existence. I highly recommend Terra Caribe for a peaceful stay in Cancun.
Not the ideal choice for tourists in Cancun
Well off the beaten tourist path, be ready to be exposed to beggars, the homeless and ill - and an eye-opening view of the dramatic difference in how the working class vs. elite live in Cancun.
The hotel is quite adequate, but, as in all real estate deals, the key factor is location, location, location. And this is not the location for tourists !
The hotel is immaculately clean, spartan, staffed with courteous and genuinely helpful and caring people. It is simply not in the right place ! Any money you save by paying this low rate will be spent time and again on cab fare and buses to escape the area.
The stench of raw sewage permeates this area, and to eat any food from vendors nearby the hotel would be a giant leap of faith in sanitation.
My best opinion is to spend a little more money and stay in a more tourist - centered area.
Loved the Terracaribe!
We booked our trip to Cancun 4 days before leaving. Since the hotel was newly refurbished, I had only been able to read two small reviews on this hotel prior to booking. I had also checked out the information and pictures on the Expedia website.
This is listed as a 2.5 star hotel but I can assure you that the service and cleanliness of this hotel is closer to a 5 star! I was also happy with the security of both at the rooms and the entrance.
It is not in the hotel zone so it is great if you want to see more than just the resorts and clubs. The hotel zone is easily accessible by taxi our local bus.
We had booked a Superior room to get the extra space which was a good idea. Upon our arrival, everything looked just like what I had seen on the website and the room was immaculate. This small hotel is Mediterranean-style and is on the corner of two busy streets but the noise was not a problem for either me or my partner (I did, however use my ear plugs).
The staff is very friendly and helpful. I could not believe the service we got from such a small hotel. A hotel can make or break a trip... When we go back to Cancun, we will stay at this hotel again! We just loved it!
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The police on Thursday formally arrested five of seven detained in the palm chopping case after interrogating the suspects. Two were set free on the ground that they did not have any role in the crime.
Addressing a joint press conference with Nuapada SP Umasahankar Dash here, Kalahandi SP Sarthak Sarangi said the arrested persons, including labour contractor Parbesh Duni, have been produced before the SDJM court in Bhawanipatna.
Others are Bana Majhi, Baikuntha Routi, Arjun Bhoi and Gangadhar Dash. All of them belong to Kotamal village under Khariar police limits in Nuapada district.
Sarangi said each of 12 labourers of Nuaguda village under Jaipatna block of Kalahandi was paid an advance of ` 14,000 while the contractor kept his share of ` 1000. While they were going to Hyderabad via Raipur to work in a brick kiln, they had a dispute with the labour contractor regarding payment and place of work.
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