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Never again
Staff was friendly only when tipped. No knowledge of french, english or german when problems came up: just arabic spoken. definitely not the right hotel for people in wheelchair: paraplegic rooms are dark, noisy (overlooking the bar and restaurant terrace with music all night!), bathroom without shower, just tub without handles.
Class and sophistication
Having just returned from Agadir I cannot understand the negative comments about this hotel. I travelled with my wife and 14 month daughter and had a very relaxing break. The hotel was authentically Mororocan and had a definite 5* feel. The bedrooms are the main negative point, lacking balconies and views as well as being poorly sound-proofed. I always use earplugs in hotels and particularly recommend these for use at the Sofitel.
The pool was a little chilly but on the hot days was still well used. No reviews have mentioned the amazing canopied sun-beds and hammocks which were a great base for the family.
Food was tasty at dinner and there was a choice of restaurants with a new Indian place. Lunch was limited at poolside and service could have been better but this was not to the detriment of the holiday.
Staff were very warm and friendly especially to the baby and they were always ready to provide milk without charge or question.
The nightclub at the hotel looked amazing and would not have been out of place in any major city and whilst we did not make use of it we believe it provided a good nights entertainment for those without children!
The hotel was mainly frequented by well-to-do locals and French...perfect for those wishing to escape a Brits-abroad holiday.
Agadir itself was a bit of a dump although those who made a bit more effort to see what else Morocco had to offer were well rewarded for their endeavours.
In summary a well above average hotel for a good value winter break.
Good hotel overall
I'm afraid I have to disagree with the previous bad reviews. Overall the hotel was probably more of a 4 star rather than a five star as stated. We received a very friendly greeting with hot towels and mint tea on arrival and the hotel staff remained friendly to us throughout our 7 day stay. The hotel was very clean and any queries we had - use of an iron etc were dealt with very quickly. Breakfast was also of a good standard, the fresh orange juice and pancakes were good!
Brush up on your French as most staff speaks English but obviously their second language is French so sometimes communication needed a little bit of both! Most of the hotel guests were French.
We stayed on a B&B basis so as to explore the other restaurant on Agadir. The food in the hotel restaurant is very good (we ate there twice for dinner and once for an excellent lunch) but a little expensive. The pool bar/grill food was not so good. The menu is very limited - fine if you like the same salad or pizza everyday but to be honest the pizzas were not very nice but you pay for the convenience of not leaving the hotel. Another service that could be improved is a drinks service to the sun beds around the pool. Other 4/5* hotels I've stayed at have this as standard but the pool-side staff were quite unhelpful.
Agadir restaurants were very good - go to La Scala, and to Restaurant Jardin L'eau - great couscous.
Overall a good hotel but it is the furthest away from the centre so if you prefer to be nearer to things perhaps a hotel a little closer such as the Agadir Beach would be better. We quite like the walk back, especially after a good meal!
Great but room for improvement
Ambience wonderful, swimming lagoon incredible, and 1 heated pool. Food fantastic, although I agree the saem tajines .
Sevice in dining room slow, and even slower bringing bill . It was sadly one of the nosiest hotels I have ever stayed in, because the building is cement with tiled floor.All night long chairs scaping above and nextdoor, wardrobe doors shuitting etc. the cleaning of the rooms was also poor standard .
The admin staff very unhelpful and i or 2 downright rude . The pool staff and snack bar staff were very friendly . it is juts a pity such a lovely setting was spolit by ataff attitude , if the cleaning standards improve and the service speed then i would say it was 5 star, but best overall would be 4 star
Never again
I spent a week in the Sofitel Agadir in october 2005; I've never seen a worse 5 or 4 or even 3 stars hotel: The reception was icy, with only a poor tea served. The room looked over a building site, and though others were vacant, it was impossible to have it changed.The rooms,dark, are badly designed: transparent window between bathroom and bedroom, and only openworked wood panel between WC and bathroom. No balcony too. The care of the room was under minimum, with hairs forgotten in bathroom and no cleaning under the bed. The food was desastrous: three raw vegetables as appetizers, only one meat, the same tajine the week long, the bottle of mineral water 3€ . The dining room was noisy and closed, as if you were staying in arctic. One of the tennis playground was closed, the other damaged, and the responsible blamed you if you used it too often, since it was shared with other hotels. However, the boss owns a Porsche Cayenne and everyday, a man spent 1hour and half to wash it(tyres included!!). No comment.
Amazing holiday, amazing place, amazing hotel!
We went Agadir on the 16th December for one week; I have to say I can't wait to go back! We went with first choice and Sarah the rep there was very helpful! Thanks Sarah!
Sofitel hotel... I would say the best hotel in Agadir, however, this hotel is the furthest from town centre, which doesn't really matter as it cost bout 10 dirhams = 60p to get to town during the day! Most of the hotels stretch across the beachfront all the way to town!
The hotel is clean, staff are so helpful but the waiter can be a bit annoying as we were a group of females, every one of them had their turn in trying to ask us out for a drink or dinner but they never understood that we weren't interested!
The pool area is amazing but only part section is heated which doesn't really matter, in Dec as the hotel was quiet! The facilities are great, Internet room, gym night entertainment, etc
Also expect to tip; you make more friends that way!
We had B&B basis at the hotel the breakfast was lovely fresh pancakes, eggs made to order and a wide selection of hot and cold food!
The private beach is breath taking you can see the whole beachfront to town from there including the kashbar on the mountain!
All beware... do not let any Moroccans recommend any shops or restaurants as they all get commission after the charge triple the amount go it alone, life is lot better and hassle free that way!!!
When shopping, best way is to decide in your head how much you would be happy paying for an item... and stick to that... otherwise you will go away thinking you have been ripped off! On our last day I saw a leather wallet that I wanted to get for a friend, having decided I would only pay 100 dirham I finally got the price for 900 down to 100... because that's what I was happy paying no more no less!
The food at the restaurant is quite expensive, look to pay English prices and above, its cheap going in to town by taxi and having food as most places are dirt cheap our cheapest meal was 40 Pence each... a bargain!
Hotel: amazing
Food at hotel: very good but expensive
View: amazing
Beach and pool: clean and breathtaking
Staff: very friendly (over at times!)
Would I go back: I already have my bags packed :P
Things to do:
Camel riding
Horse riding
Quad biking
Water sports i.e. jet skiing
Go to the kashbar amazing views of the whole town
Go to the souk - markets
Defo a 9/10
Nice hotel, poor service
I stayed at the Sofitel, Agadir for 1 week at the end of October with my husband and 12 month old baby. I had booked direct with the hotel and got a great deal on a Junior suite, Kingsize bed with sofa and ocean view. We also booked transfers with the hotel from the airport (400DH- we later learned that you should not pay over 150DH. We arrived at the hotel and were greeted with mint tea, hot towels etc, so far so good. We were taken to our room which was basically 2 interconnecting twin rooms with a pool view, no sofa. To begin with reception tried to convince us that this was a suite and it took some time before we were given again 2 interconnecting rooms, however this time with a Kingsize bed in one and sofa in the other- the ocean view never materialised. The hotel was a welcome haven from Agadir itself which we found to be a bit of a dump. The service overall was terrible, eg: meals never turning up when ordered via room service, waiting 45 minutes for coffee in our rooms, taking ages to get served and receive food at lunchtime which is not ideal when with a baby, chasing up laundry after 3 days, at 6pm still had not had the room made made up despite 5 call to house keeping and 2 to reception! etc etc. Other aspects of the hotel that were a disappointment were that the towels were brittle and scratchy and there were no pay per view films. I would not reccomend this hotel purely because the dreadful service did not make it easy to relax into the holiday at all. Agadir itself is also not somewhere I would recommend it was very dirty and run down, not in a way that is endearing like parts of Malaysia and Thailand, rather more like somewhere you want to leave.
Superb, Clean and away from hustlers!
My Fianc� and I had spent the first 5 nights in Marrakech - which was not the best experience as we wanted culture, not hassle at every turn. We arrived at The Sofitel - and after driving past several typical 5* hotels arrived! What a fantastic welcome and an amazing entrance (complementary mint tea on tap 24/7). We were slightly surprised that a girl half my size was lugging out suitcases to our room. The room - very clean and had local style, a huge bed and was newly decorated. The only slight change from the norm was an empty minibar - but this makes sense as you are free to fill up from the local hypermarket (20DH in a cab).
If you like entertainers you'll love it here - always someone or a group by the pool bar or restaurants. The Sofitel definitely has the best part of the beach and yes, the disco/night club is set up on Wed/Thursdays.
Overall, we were impressed but others we know rate the Rui hotels further up the beach as a higher quality and much better food. The main highlight was the lack of hassle staying here - which cannot be said of town centre hotels.
Great all round hotel
Just arrived back from this hotel and it was above average for a hotel in a package holiday 'hotspot'. The pool and beach area and the service was excellent, friendly and attentive for everything (certainly different to the service recieved in a much more upscale hotel we had just left in Marrakech).
The room was on the small side, with no balcony, with a tiny view of the sea but it was adequate, and very clean, for the length of our stay. I didn't like the hotel animals being imprisoned in a tiny compound all day in the very hot sun but the other guests didn't appear to mind this.
There was a great deal of good quality entertainment at night and the food in the Asian restaurant was good but far too salty. I would stay at this hotel again as it proved to be very good value for money.
Best position on the beach of Agadir
Formerly known as the Millenium Agadir Hotel, the SOFITEL AGADIR has the most privileged position on the shore of Agadir, being literally the �last resort� south of the central beach. Beyond it, half a mile of sand dunes and the huge park of the Royal Palace (not an hotel: one of the residences of the King of Morocco, Mohammed 6th!)
During our stay (August 12th - 19th 2004) the changeover was just about being completed, with the new plaques (indicating the rooms, restaurants, etc.) arrived on our last day there.
Room was lovely, with (just) a bit of ocean view and a moroccan/moorish d�cor, a beautiful bed and a wonderful bathroom, with a huge engraved glass allowing natural light in, directly from the room windows.
The minibar was not in order yet, due to the said changeover, nor was the pay-tv (think they're both going to be fixed soon): but there was a satellite tv and a 24'' screen.
Good breakfast, but avoid their �signature� restaurant La Nasse, with asian/moroccan specialties: expensive and not worth the money (and an awful service).
About the service in general, it was not excellent, probably due to a momentary lack of training; but the staff is very friendly and, even if you had to ask (in rooms, as well as elsewhere) a couple of times before getting helped, it was overall ok.
The HUGE and beautiful swimming pool is - notwithstanding most of the people seemed to prefer it - of no use to us, given the wonderful private beach (guarded, though moroccan beach vendors are not aggressive at all), perfectly sited and perfectly kept by the staff, with direct access to a particularly remarkable and quiet stripe of the Agadir beach, ten metres to the water and far from the center of it all, where you can choose between a ride on a dromedary, on a horse or on a jet-sky.
Right there, at night-time, between the sofas positioned in circle, the seashore was transformed into a disco, allowing other guests of the hotel to sleep without loud music in the ears.
The neighbouring hotel Le Meridien Palais Des Roses - we have seen very well - was not so lucky with the private beach, positioned on a thin, uncomfortable slope of sand.
Not to miss: more than a sip of the exquisite green mint tea, offered right away throughout the day.
If it wasn't for the service, this resort would have deserved five out of five: only four though, so far.
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Red the instructor has now taken to referring to me simply as 'Guernsey' now much to everyone's amusement.
Decided to have a day off from surfing due to sunburn and various other aches and pains so chilled on the beach for the day.
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Psalms 1301 My Soul Waits for the Lord 1 Out of the depths I cry to you, O Lord!
2 O Lord, hear my voice!
Let your ears be attentive
to the voice of my pleas for mercy!
3 If you, O Lord, should mark iniquities,
O Lord, who could stand?
4 But with you there is forgiveness,
that you may be feared.
5 I wait for the Lord, my soul waits,
and in his word I hope;
6 my soul waits for the Lord
more than watchmen for the morning,
more than watchmen for the morning.
7 O Israel, hope in the Lord!
For with the Lord there is steadfast love,
and with him is plentiful redemption.
8 And he will redeem Israel
from all his iniquities.
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nate2g (1100) Boomtown!, Australia | August 2, 2016
Cool spot to grab a beer and kick back on the nearby stairs looking at the HK skyline. The beers are served in plastic cups and theres an okay range including the likes of Oakham and Moor. Not really much to say about this little beer stall, and tough to rate ambiance as the place itself has little but the surroundings makes up for it. Anyway, its always a bonus to be able to grab a decent beer for the walk along the harbour.
left_bank (84) , Japan | December 15, 2015
Little bar next to pier 3 in Central.Only one of eights beers on tap is from Hong Kong,no wheat beers on offer,and everything is served in plastic cups. Despite everything mentioned,not a bad place to go to have a relaxing beer after work while enjoying the cool breeze.
GuideDogSaint (60) Xiamen, China | May 20, 2015
During my 4 day stay in HK this was the best bar I found. Certainly the best value at around HK$40 for draught and the same or a bit more for decent bottles. I had some Little Valley and Saltaire. Added bonus is that you can just sit on the steps and drink so head up to CitySuper, pick up a few cold bottles and use the plastic you got from Beer Bay to drink them while looking over the harbour. Heaven! Seemed to stop selling at 9pm when I was there.
biirusaikou (328) , | November 18, 2014
Tiny bar outside the Central ferry piers. Small tap selection focused on UK/Belgian classics, served in plastic cups. They also have a surprisingly eclectic bottle selection. Best prices on the island. Convenient place for a few pints on a sunny day, despite the lingering ferry pollution.
dewolfleloup (39) , | April 1, 2014
Bar stall on the Central waterfront with locations inside Pier 4 (Lamma Island) and next to Pier 3 (Discovery Bay). Both have large selections of bottled UK beer and Pier 3 has 11 taps, mostly macros but with London Pride and a rotating guest tap. Recent guests include 8Wireds excellent Hopwired IPA. Everything is served in plastic takeaway cups. There are a few standing tables and some steps and benches nearby where you can sit. Pleasant location. Great value HK$28-$38 for draught pints, $38 for bottles. Probably the cheapest bar in Hong Kong.
GoufCustom (91) , Hong Kong | March 7, 2013
A hidden gem located at Piers 3 & 4 in Central, this little store has an impressive collection of popular as well as obscure English beer and cider brands - Marstons Westons, Badger, Oakham, Little Valley, Shephard Neame - to name drop but a few. Available for sale on the spot as well as online ordering for door to door delivery. The best thing is to enjoy the beer fresh on the spot right here in the evening in open air, be that with friends or waiting the ferry home. Excellent vibe by default and a great gathering place for beer lovers!


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AUSTIN – University of Houston President Renu Khator said Texas higher education institutions need to hold themselves accountable by adopting internal policies that tie funding to campus performance. "I am 100 percent totally in favor of having outcomes-based funding," Khator said during a panel discussion on college completion rates at the 2014 Texas Tribune Festival. […] …
Wallace Hall grand jury likely convening next month
AUSTIN – Grand jury proceedings into University of Texas System Regent Wallace Hall likely won't get underway until next month, according to an official in the Travis County District Attorney's Office. "It's looking like it's going to be next cycle," said Gregg Cox, Travis County Assistant District Attorney and head of the Public Integrity Unit, which […] …
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HOUSTON – At an event in Houston on Tuesday kicking off a statewide campus tour, state Sen. Wendy Davis hailed two recent court rulings she said vindicated her voting record and proved she is the candidate for governor who will fight for students. "I have to say last week felt awfully good," the Ft. Worth Democrat […] …
UT regents expected to name McRaven chancellor on Thursday
AUSTIN – The University of Texas System Board of Regents on Thursday is expected to formally name Adm. William McRaven as incoming chancellor, and to discuss forming a search committee to find a replacement for UT-Austin President Bill Powers. McRaven was named sole finalist for the chancellor position July 29. State law required a waiting […] …
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AUSTIN – Officials with the University of Texas disagree with a Moody's report that said continued political infighting could hurt investment and hiring. In a "credit negative" report issued Monday, Moody's Investor Service said "prolonged infighting and its effect on personnel and philanthropy would slowly diminish the (UT) system's competitive edge." "Although fundraising has held […] …


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AIKEN, S.C. -Entered into rest Tuesday, January 8, 2002, Mrs. Eliza Ruth Brown, wife of Alvin Brown Sr. Funeral service will be held Sunday, at 3:30 p.m. from the Second Baptist Church, with the Rev. Douglas Slaughter officiating. Mrs. Brown will be placed in the church Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Interment will be in the Smyrna Baptist Church Cemetery, Salley. Friends may call at Jackson- Brooks Funeral Home until 1:30 p.m..
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Whisper Rupp and Hunter Cronin of Tell City announce their engagement and upcoming wedding. The outside ceremony will take place May 28, 2016, at 2 p.m. on a family farm in Leavenworth. An outside reception is to follow in the same location.
Rupp is the daughter of Amanda Greenwell of Tobinsport. Cronin is the son of John and Kathy Cronin of Tell City.
The bride-to-be is a student at Perry Central High School, where she will graduate May 29. She will attend Vincennes University to become a physical therapist assistant.
Cherie Zellers and Jared Etienne of Tell City announce their engagement and upcoming wedding. The ceremony will take place May 14, 2016, at 2 p.m. at Blue Heron Winery. A reception will follow at Blue Heron Bed and Breakfast.
Zellers is the daughter of Mark and Cheryl Zellers of Tell City. Etienne is the son of Rebecca and the late Donnie Etienne.
The bride-to-be is employed as a nurse manager at Oakwood Health Campus.
The future groom is employed as a land surveyor at WB Koester.
The couple intend to honeymoon in St. Lucia.
Marilyn and Melvin Rhodes of Cannelton celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary May 14. They were married May 14, 1966 at St. Pius Church in Troy. Mrs. Rhodes is the former Marilyn Rudolph.
The couple has three children, Molly Hall of Tell City, Mari (James) Hinton of Tell City and Lucy (Adam) Goffinet of Cannelton; seven grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
Melvin retired from Aleris, then Commonwealth, and works part time as a barber.
Marilyn retired from Parker Hannifin.
Emmanuel Lutheran to hold yard, bake sale
TELL CITY – Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Tell City will hold a yard and bake sale Saturday, May 7, from 8 a.m. to noon.
The sale will take place in the basement of Emmanuel Lutheran Church, located at 12th and Pestalozzi streets.
Bake sale items include cookies, pies, cakes and some canned goods.
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Amber Gilbert and Logan Schipp announce their engagement and upcoming wedding.
Gilbert is the daughter of Emily Schmidt. Schipp is the son of Denise Leclere and Dennis Schipp.
The ceremony will take place at 4 p.m. Central time May 28, 2016, at Troy United Methodist Church. A reception will follow at American Legion 213, in Tell City.
Formal invitations will be issued.
The family of George and Geneva Gilliland surprised the couple on the occasion of their 65th wedding anniversary with a cook-out and carry-in meal.
Knits and Knots meeting May 12
TELL CITY – Would you like to knit or crochet hats and scarves for homeless shelters, veteran hospitals and Head Start children?
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The next meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, May 12, at Tell City First United Methodist Church.
Mothers Celebration May 6
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Wardrip will celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary on April 26, 2016. They were married April 26, 1986, at First Baptist Church in Tell City. Mrs. Wardrip is the former Alma Shellenberger.
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Last Tracks takes place Saturdays, February through April. Event begins at 4:10 pm sharp, but you can pick up your Last Tracks ticket at 2:00 pm to get some runs in. At 4 pm, hop on Lakeview Chair, which takes you directly to Snowflake Lodge. The event ends around 6 pm or at sunset, whichever comes first. All guests must stay until the end of the event and ski or snowboard down as a group. Space is limited, so reserve your spot in advance!
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Kids at the Northwest Children's Home began their annual garden, where they'll plant a variety of organic vegetables. All the vegetables harvested will be used in the kitchen to feed the more than 90 kids who reside there, the garden also serves as a therapeutic technique as well.
"It gives the kids an opportunity to some outside, do some hands on therapy with a staff member, and basically get dirty and do something fun and different," said Director of Development Erika Allen.
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Prestigious printmaking conference sees record attendance
The Southern Graphics Council International conference, which is being hosted this week by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, has seen the highest attendance in its history.
The annual conference has attracted 2,060 artists from around the world to Milwaukee, said Jessica Meuninck-Ganger, the head of printmaking at UWM's Peck School of the Arts and one of the people who helped attract the conference to Milwaukee. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
A cappella group Pentatonix gives noteworthy performance
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Tom Brokaw diagnosed with cancer
Former NBC news anchor Tom Brokaw is being treated for cancer, NBC announced Tuesday.
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At a time when every new film feels like something we've seen before, the "RoboCop" reboot — shouldn't it be called "RoboCopy"? — ticks off been-there-seen-that boxes with machine-like efficiency.
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Prometheus Trio delivers a vigorous morning of music
Listening to a couple of hours of chamber music is a lovely way to spend the middle of a Tuesday.
The Prometheus Trio played a late-morning matinee at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, repeating the prior evening's performance. »Read Full Article
WTMJ's Susan Kim responds to viewer's weighty Facebook comments
WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) morning anchor Susan Kim responded on Facebook to a viewer who said she looked pregnant in a particular outfit "especially when I hold scripts below my belly."
Kim posted a photo of herself in the same outfit to let people judge for themselves. »Read Full Blog Post(10)
Conor Oberst playing with Dawes at Pabst Theater
Conor Oberst - of Bright Eyes and Monsters of Folk fame - is playing with yet another band: Dawes.
The folk rock group will be Oberst's backing band, and his opener, on a newly announced tour that will make a stop at the Pabst Theater May 31. »Read Full Article
Cafe Bavaria opens in Tosa's village on Thursday
Cafe Bavaria, the Lowlands group's take on a German restaurant and bar, opens to the public Thursday at 7700 Harwood Ave. in Wauwatosa, next door to the group's Cafe Hollander.
The restaurant is easing into its opening, with brunch beginning Feb. 22 instead of this weekend. The grand opening is Sunday. »Read Full Blog Post
Red Arrow Park offers free skate rental on Wednesday
Milwaukee County Parks invite skaters to practice their best Olympic moves Wednesday by offering free skate rental at Slice of Ice in Red Arrow Park, 920 N. Water St.
The offer is part of "Appreciation Day for Park Patrons." Free skate rentals are available from 2 to 8 p.m. Red Arrow staff will also be giving away free Pepsi products. The freebie is a nod to the nearly 30,000 skaters who've used the outdoor rink. »Read Full Article
Shirley Temple: 'At the Codfish Ball'
Here's the young Shirley Temple performing one of her signature movie numbers, 'At the Codfish Ball,' with a little help from Buddy Ebsen in the 1936 film 'Captain January':
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Are There Medications for Bedbug Bites?
Medications for bedbug bites are usually not necessary. As noted above, over-the-counter antihistamine pills or creams (diphenhydramine) may be used for the itching. Corticosteroid creams (hydrocortisone) applied to the affected area may also be helpful for some individuals.
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Follow-up with a health-care professional may be necessary after a systemic allergic reaction or to monitor an individual's progress if they have developed a secondary bacterial skin infection. Otherwise, follow-up with a health-care professional is usually not necessary.
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Kamegai vs Soto Karass on October 1 in Las Vegas
By Rick Reeno
BoxingScene.com has been advised by manager Sergio Diaz, that Jesus Soto Karass (24-6-3, 16KOs) will reappear on the big show being co-promoted by Teiken, Zanfer and Top Rank on October 1 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Teiken head Akihiko Honda is going to match one of his heavy hitters against Soto Karass. Welterweight puncher Yoshihiro Kamegai (18-0, 16KOs) is going to take a step up in class. There are big plans for Kamegai and Soto Karass is a by far his toughest opponent to date.
The show is being headlined by Toshiaki Nishioka defending his WBC super bantamweight title against Rafael Marquez. WBA junior flyweight champion Roman Gonzalez will also appear on the undercard.
[QUOTE=dancovboxer;10955461]Why would you put Kamegai in there with Soto Karass of all fighters, at this stage of his career? Does his team not like him or something? Karass within 7.[/QUOTE] Kamegai is a nice, friendly person. He just beat all…Comment by dan_cov on 08-06-2011
Why would you put Kamegai in there with Soto Karass of all fighters, at this stage of his career? Does his team not like him or something? Karass within 7.Comment by any craic lad? on 08-06-2011
Kamegai is a good puncher but Soto is probably the toughest fighter around.Soto Karass 8th round stoppageComment by Shadows on 08-06-2011
I wonder how Kamegai will handle the move up in weight, I've only seen him at JWW. This is turning out to be a good card. :boxing:Comment by onechance87 on 08-06-2011
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Needing extra space each year for calving season, Proffit Ranch sets up camp far from home in Wyoming's spectacular high country.
By Kim Proffit, Evanston, Wyoming
Cow camp is what we call our unique version of calving season on our family ranch near Evanston in Wyoming's southwest corner.
We're a small operation as ranches go, running only around 350 head of mother cows along the Bear River in a valley bordered on the west by a little bench sporting grass and sagebrush. A larger, steeper ridge of red and white clay borders the valley to the east. To the south, the Uinta Mountains provide a beautiful backdrop to everything we do here.
We feel truly blessed to have this little place right on the river. Cattle do well in this high mountain valley with its fertile grass meadows and top-quality hay. We often refer to our home as the Garden of Eden. To us, it feels holy.
While it's a great place to raise cattle, it is not the best place for cows to calve. Winters are long and harsh, and spring often doesn't offer much improvement. The Wyoming wind at our altitude has a bite that makes keeping baby calves alive a monumental challenge.
To make matters even more difficult, our actual deeded acreage is so small that my mom calls it "ranching without a ranch." So we look for land to lease around calving time that might be a little more temperate, dry and green.
We've hauled our herd of gypsy cattle several hundred miles to Tremonton, Antelope Island, Grantsville, Garrison, Skull Valley, Montello, Ely, Manila, Granger and Bridger Valley. We surely have the best-traveled cows around, and they've become pretty savvy. They're almost trained to get on and off trucks—almost.
And of course, when the cows travel, we travel. My dad, Don Proffit, takes a camper, a few horses and the saddle he's working on at the moment. Now that my mom, Claudia, has retired, she goes along, and they set up camp with the cows.
Using whatever he can find around the place we're leasing, Dad makes it work. He repairs old outhouses, fixes up abandoned corrals and sheds, and looks for the best place out of the wind to park the camper that will be our home for the next three to four months.
This year we're in Granger, about 80 miles northeast of the home ranch. We've had some laughs imagining "It's Cow Camp 2013—Granger Edition!" on a poster or a T-shirt, like some big reality TV show. It is big, and there's a lot of drama—but it's real drama, not the fabricated TV kind. We're dealing with the cycle of life under intimate and usually raw conditions. Working with animals is never easy, and the very nature of cow camp means fighting for the survival of every single calf against the wind, cold, mud, predators and disease.
Then there are the crazy, nearly unbelievable tangles that cows can get into, like the time a calf fell down the steep clay bank into the freezing Hams Fork River. Mom spotted it just at dusk, and she and Dad slogged around in the water for an hour trying to lift the sodden calf out. When we were out by Rock Springs, several cows mired down in the mud and we had to pull them out with ropes. Last spring a cow got mastitis so bad that all of her hair fell off; we called her the elephant cow. Another time a calf got a bucket stuck on his head. And we had a cow that somehow got all four legs stuck in a cattle guard.
There are so many moments when you have to dig deep, push through the fatigue and find a way to get the job done. But when you do, there's a feeling of joy and accomplishment you can't get anywhere else. I look back at the odd, unique, funny, incredible adventures we've had and think: Wow, who gets to experience these kinds of things? I do!
It's interesting to distill life down to a very focused and seemingly simple job with very little distraction. There's no television—or even phone reception, sometimes—but that really doesn't matter. The whole purpose of our being here is to help cows put healthy calves on the ground.
To do that, we keep the 30 to 50 first-calf heifers as close as possible in smaller pastures so we can monitor them more closely. We gather them nightly and check them frequently day and night. The older cows live in bigger areas where they can spread out and calve where they feel most comfortable.
The larger cow herd gets checked two or three times a day, if you count feeding as one of the checks. Because they're spread out for several miles across rough terrain, we check them on horseback. Using horses to work cattle is a thrill that's hard to explain to someone who's never experienced it. But believe me, it can get hold of your soul.
All the calves are tagged. Every cow has a number, and the calf's number is paired with hers in our records. We try to tag them while they're tiny, because they can run like rabbits after they're just a few days old.
Dad has all the numbers in a little red book that he keeps in his breast pocket. When we're mothering up cows and calves for shipping, the book becomes invaluable. Even with all the technological advances we use, Dad's little book and a pen are still the main record-keeping tools—although one grandson keeps trying to get him to switch to an iPad.
Dad has been doing this for decades. Still going strong at 73, he has developed skills that make him a pretty good "midwife to cows," as he calls it. Watching him work with calves that can't figure out where to get their first meal, or warm up "Popsicles"—his name for chilled calves—is amazing and touching. He remains calm with cows having a hard time with too-big calves, and he's patient with ornery cows that want to fight him. He often spends hours in the middle of the night helping a new pair get going.
Despite our best efforts, though, calves die and mothers abandon or lose track of their babies. Some cows don't produce enough milk to feed a calf, so the calf will be removed to save its life. Although bottle-feeding is sometimes an important temporary substitute, a cow does a much better job of raising a calf than we do, so getting a cow to take a calf that isn't hers is pretty important. Dad has a whole bag of tricks to get a cow to adopt a calf. It's heartwarming to watch it work, especially after so much effort has been put into the matchmaking.
Even when births don't require much effort on our part, they seem miraculous and beautiful. Obviously, we need calves to survive for the ranch to keep going, but there's far more to cow camp than the bottom line. In fact, if you looked at the cost-to-benefit ratio, it would be barely worth it. For many large outfits, it isn't, and they expect to take a sizable calf loss every year at this time.
But Dad's painstaking attention to his cows and the comforts he sacrifices at cow camp are about love of the life and love of the animals. They're about being part of the miracle. We are stewards of these animals. We work hard for them, and they work hard for us. This is what we do, and it's what we will always do as long as we can, out here in God's Country.
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the act of spitting semen into another's mouth, usually the ejaculators mouth.
"Ok baby, after I blow in your mouth I want you to snowball me,k?"
Madamasselle가 작성 2003년 03월 02일 (일)
The hottest thing ever. Is when you orgasm into your partner's mouth and they go up to kiss you, and spit your cum back into your mouth in the process.
"I thought my mate swallowed the stuff, but instead they snowballed me and I ended up getting it in my mouth!"
Pyran가 작성 2008년 02월 06일 (수)
When a guy falls asleep and his bros throw flour on him and then proceed to teabag him. Thus resulting in "snow" balls.
"Dude! Some guy passed out at the party last night, we pranked him so bad when I came home I had Snow Balls!"
Thisbe가 작성 2008년 01월 17일 (목)
A highly discrimitory term refering to a black cadet in Full Metal Jacket.
Gunnery Sergeant Hartman: What's your name, scumbag?
Private Snowball: Sir, Private Brown, sir!
Gunnery Sergeant Hartman: Bullshit! From now on your name is Private Snowball. Do you like your new name?
Private Snowball: Sir, yes, sir!
Private Snowball: Sir, Private Brown, sir!
Gunnery Sergeant Hartman: Bullshit! From now on your name is Private Snowball. Do you like your new name?
Private Snowball: Sir, yes, sir!
Liquigen2.0가 작성 2005년 11월 27일 (일)
When a girl blows a guy then spits the goo into another girl's mouth. This was made up by Quentin.
"oh, man, she's going to snowball me"
Knowledge Quest가 작성 2005년 02월 22일 (화)
a mix of heroin and crack cocaine into one "ball". also called speedball . dangerous because of the two drugs opposite effects.
"yo i snorted a snowball last night"
yo mommaaaaaaaaaa가 작성 2007년 02월 13일 (화)
According to my buddy Joel, it's when some spiteful bitch that you plan on bein a one night stand spits your own cum back in your mouth after you nut in hers without warning.
So this bitch snowballed me and told me not to ever cum in her mouth like that again.
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Great Hotel
We stayed here last week for 1 night.
We got a great room which had the usual stuff (+ air/con), but didn't have in-room coffee. Had a small fridge and mini bar.
Nice fittings and decor, sort of cross between classic French and Japanese.
Avoid buying drinks from the downstairs bar; I nearly choked when I found out that 4 small mixers cost over $40. That makes London seem cheap!
Also don't bother with the inroom breakfast, its expensive and disappointing, apart from the great coffee.
Good location, but parking a $16 extra which I feel should be included.
Overall would recommend it as the staff are very friendly and helpful.
Great boutique hotel
stayed at maison 140 for 4 night in late may. very cute little place. the rooms are pretty small, but for the location and the price, it was a great choice! the continental breakfast hit the spot every morning. unfortunately we never made it to the afternoon wine hour. it's close to all the beverly hills shopping. one night we had dinner by the pool at the mosaic, right behind maison 140, and another night we had drinks at the peninsula, just across the street. i would recommend this hotel as a good value in a great cenral location.
Pretty, Personal and Pampering!
We had two rooms for three nights just after Christmas. As our son was only able to stay one night, we booked one standard room, for he and our daughter and one "Mandarin" (I think that was the upgrade) for us.
The staff was wonderful. They comp'ed our son's parking (He is a Marine and was headed back to Camp Pendleton.) The concierge was excellent. My daughter was fighting off a cold one afternoon and they brought her herbal tea and a hot pad! We all enjoyed the complimentary pre-dinner wine service in the cool little bar. We all LOVED this hotel. We will be back. Location, location, location! This place is a perfect spot.
A pleasant retreat in LA
The location of this hotel is wonderful - on a quiet, residential street away that feels far away from the hustle bustle that we expected of LA. Our room was a good size (although I think it was one of the bigger ones in the hotel) and the bed was enormous (actually it could have been a bit smaller to give us a little more space in the actual room). The decor is lovely and the free wine in the ultra trendy bar from 5.30 - 6.30 was a nice touch. We found the staff really friendly and helpful.
European small
This hotel is quite lovely and unique but someone forgot to enlarge the rooms. My husband and I were bumping into each other during our four day trip. The bathroom was tiny and the shower was so small that I could barely move. We didn't even have enough counter space to place all our toiletries. This has never happened before.
I do love the staff. They were some of the nicest people I've ever encounted and I've stayed at Ritz Carlton's, Mandarin Orientals, and Peninsula's around the world. These staff people are friendly, approachable, and committed to you having a good time.
There is no pool...very sad.
The location is great.
Small rooms is an understatement!!
This hotel is so small!!! The way they make it look on the website is great!!! They must stand on a latter and crunch into the corners to get those shoots!! I am 5'11" 150 lb male, and the quarters are super tight!!!! The website also makes it sound like there sister property the "Avalon" is next door!!! yeah if a 15 minute car ride is next door to use a pool!!! The room was clean, the bathroom is beyond small and has super bad lighting, the shower is 2 1/2" x 2 1/2" feet and yes the bath products are in a dispenser, kinda cheesy?! The staff was nice, and the internet access was broke!! For $150 a night in BH its a deal, the location is great, however if you can afford the extra $50 - $100 a night, there are much better places to stay in the same locale. For two people plus luggage the room was TIGHT. We moved to Mosaic for a larger room at $50 bucks more. Well worth it-
Good decor but that's it
small. trendy decor. No bathtub! Philosophy toiletries BUT from dispenser on wall. Poor lighting. Only internet access was from OLD IBM in lobby. No valet parking. No one to assist with luggage. Front desk's directions to restaurant got us totally lost (don't trust mapquest blindly)
Boutique without the attitude
a gem of a hotel in a quiet street right in Beverly Hills.
even though it's a little trendy, the staff was very friendly and didn't have an attitude.
i got a great rate through quibook.
rooms are small but have great beds and linens.
At Home in the Maison 140
Great little hotel, located within walking distance of Beverly Hills. Small rooms but very stylish. Philosphy bathroom products. HUGE beds. Great little bar for pre-dinner drinks BUT staff were a little incompetent.
Lovely surprise
We were delighted to find the small and very European
Beverly House in the midst of busy Beverly Hills. The rooms are not large, but are certainly adequate for two. Tidy, comfortable, with a quiet lobby and an excellent location for any destination in BH.
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Get an overview of this hotelSuburban hotel with full-service spa and free airport shuttle
Located in Bucerias (Riviera Nayarit), Los Arroyos Verdes is convenient to Playa Bucerias and Flamingos Golf Club.
This spa hotel is within the vicinity of El Cora Crocodile Sanctuary and La Cruz Sunday Market.
Make yourself at home in one of the 36 individually furnished guestrooms, featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and stovetops. Rooms have private balconies. Flat-screen televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include separate sitting areas and microwaves, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as an outdoor pool and a sauna. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, gift shops/newsstands, and a hair salon. If you'd like to spend the day shopping, you can hop on the complimentary shuttle.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast and dinner, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include a computer station, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. Planning an event in Bucerias? This hotel has facilities measuring 2582 square feet (240 square meters), including conference space. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary (available on request).Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Los Arroyos VerdesAve. Estaciones 1099 Oriente Bucerias NAY 63732
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to a full-service spa, Los Arroyos Verdes features an outdoor pool and a sauna. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Event facilities measuring 2582 square feet (240 square meters) include conference space. This Bucerias hotel also offers spa services, barbecue grills, and multilingual staff. A roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and a shopping center shuttle are complimentary for guests. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Los Arroyos Verdes has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Free airport transportation
- Total number of rooms - 36
- Number of floors - 1
- Bar/lounge
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Conference space
- Full-service spa
- Free shopping center shuttle
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Hair salon
- Free WiFi
- Designated smoking areas
- Computer station
- Laundry facilities
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Multilingual staff
- Picnic area
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
- Conference space size (meters) - 240
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Tennis on site
- Year Built 2009
- Conference space size (feet) - 2582
- Sauna
- Garden
- Number of buildings/towers - 36
- Spa services on site
- Outdoor pool
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Kitchen
- Laundry facilities
- Sofa bed
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Separate sitting area
- Balcony
- Ceiling fan
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Shower only
- Sofa bed
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Stovetop
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- iPod docking station
- Room service (limited hours)
- Individually furnished
Where to Eat
Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Restaurante Bamboo - This restaurant specializes in Mexican cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a sauna.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Volleyball on site
Spa Services
The onsite spa has massage/treatment rooms. Services include hot stone massages, massages, facials, and body wraps. The spa is equipped with a mud bath. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy.
- Hot stone massage
- Prenatal massage
- Detoxification wrap
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Mud bath in spa
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 6 PM
Check-in time starts at noon
Minimum check-in age is 18
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 2 PM
Payment types
- Pets allowed
- Dogs and cats only
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No elevators
- Resort fee
Optional extras
- Fee for cooked-to-order breakfast: USD 15 per person (approximately)
Hotel Name
- Los Arroyos Verdes
- Los Arroyos Verdes Bucerias
- Los Arroyos Verdes Hotel
- Los Arroyos Verdes Hotel Bucerias
- Los Arroyos Verdes Bucerias, Mexico - Riviera Nayarit
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This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.


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By Craig Fjarlie
Special to The Trimble Banner
SAN DIEGO--Jimmy Shane drove U-1 Miss HomeStreet Bank/Miss Madison to a convincing victory at the HomeStreet Bayfair Regatta for the Bill Muncey Cup on Mission Bay Sunday. He took the lead going into the first turn of the winner-take-all final heat and was never seriously challenged.
By DAVE TAYLOR
The Trimble Banner
The Trimble County Board of Elections conducted a thorough inspection of the county's voting machines Friday and declared them ready for the Nov. 8 General Election. The process required a little over two hours for Trimble County Clerk Tina Browning and election board members Dale Vincent and Beery Welty to complete.
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LEWISTOWN - Lois F. Majestic, 93, of Lewistown, died at 2:10 p.m. Sunday May 5, 2013, at the Mount Nittany Medical Center, in State College.
Her funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, May 9, 2013, at the Heller-Hoenstine Funeral Home, 108 First Ave., Burnham.
Her family will receive friends from noon until 2 p.m. Thursday, at the funeral home.
A full obituary for Lois will appear in Wednesday's edition.