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So does anybody see Trout outboxing Alvarez and making him look silly?
Not saying it will happen, but it very well can.
98% of people here were saying that Cotto was gonna walk Trout down and TKO him but instead he flexed his jab and Miguel looked like a deer in the headlights.
But ofcourse Cotto is shot and Canelo isn't.
But it still can happen.
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Nah, Trout aint bout that life. It's a winnable fight for Trout but it won't be embarrassing or one sided.
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no , i think it will be competitive...
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1) Cotto is shorter than Canelo, 2) Cotto is slower than Canelo, 3) Cotto is not as strong as Canelo. Trout impressed me with his boxing against Cotto; however Cotto looked out of shape and his comments pre-fight were a clear indicator that he is ready to call it a career. He is indirectly blaming his trainer by looking for another one, which isn't going to instill his love for the sport.
He had the same trainer and looked in great shape for the Mayweather fight, he was not in the same shape for the Trout fight though. Canelo is going to feel the power that Trout brings and then he is going to trap him in the corner or against the ropes by round 3. After a few attacks, Trout will be severely weary of Canelo's power and his game plan will be altered.
I see a TKO or KO for Canelo around the 8th to 10th round and that's based solely on Trout being a great boxer. You have to remember that this is Canelo's big time shot, his time to shine so to speak; he'll be in tremendous shape and have a desire to win emphatically. He might get Trout out as early as the 5th if he catches him.
Trout looks good in the first 2 until Canelo comes at him. I have my doubts that Trout will be able to handle the punches.
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I'm pulling hard for Trout, but like many others, I have my doubts as well as to whether he can handle the power.
This could very well be one of those fights where one guy is comfortably ahead on the score cards...until he gets stopped.
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Canelo by UD. Only because Trout is a fast runner. He won't trade punches with the Ginger. And that's the difference between the two. Trout's main goal is to survive and last the distance while Canelo's is to hurt or KO his opponent.
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No........ Canelo is better than Cotto in everyway except for resume
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The only way anyone would see that is they would have to be on LSD hallucinating...
Canelo will beat the shlt out of Trout! Bad!
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Dale and Jo View Suites is THE place to stay in Fairbanks. Spotlessly clean, peaceful and quiet, wonderfully welcoming and friendly owners, beautiful location in the hills. Close drive to everything in Fairbanks yet seemingly a world away. All of this -and more at an affordable price. Quite a find!
Perfection sums up our experience at Dale and Jo View Suites!
Fabulous place!
This place is wonderful, and the owners are icing on the cake. I want to go back just to see them again - Dale and Jo are both so friendly you feel like you've known them forever. Their home is on a hill on the outskirts of Fairbanks, with beautiful views of the river. Moose are frequently seen nearby, tho none while I was there, sadly. It is so tastefully decorated, with every convenience thought of, including wonderful Select Comfort beds. The bathroom looked like it belonged in a mansion (I was in the Executive Suite room). Jo makes great breakfasts and is very accomodating to your tastes - you can eat in their lovely dining room or take it back to your room if you prefer. She puts your breakfast in the frig so it's ready in the morning for you. Note that the entrance to the home is up a long flight of stairs, and then the rooms are upstairs, so you are prepared. They do have a suite on the ground floor too, in case you cant do stairs, and Jo showed it to me and it was lovely. If I can figure out how to make my pictures smaller (on my Apple)I will post them, because they are lovely. I will definitely go back here. In fact, they have convinced me to come in March for the Ice Festival and the northern lights, and Jo gives wake up calls for the lights.
Over the Top
We travel extensively, and this was one of the best B&B's we have ever stayed in. It started after a horrendous airline experience, arriving at 10:30PM, rather than 10:30AM, in a state of serious exhaustion. Jo took one look at us and offerered to make sandwiches, which we gratefully wolfed down. We stayed in the new Executive Spa room and no detail was lacking: sleep number bed, multiheaded shower, bidet, etc. in exquisitely crafted rooms. Jo could not have been more gracious or caring. The house sits on a hill outside Fairbanks with glorious views. If you need Fairbanks accomodations, don't miss this experience.
Absolutely flawless
Absolutely flawless is the only way to give an overview of my stay at Dale and Jo View Suites in Fairbanks Alaska. When I walked into my suite, I could tell that I was not at your average Bed and Breakfast. Thought maybe I had just walked into a 5 star hotel. Service was well above what I would expect at the price and the room....very tasteful and well thought out. Spacious room, and filled with techno friendly touches (TV, DVD, and wireless internet connections). You'll enjoy even the typical amenities as they are quality (towels, soaps, and oh....the bed is to die for. Again, more like what you would find at a 5 star hotel, or....heaven...). All were above par for the price. Location is great (highway and airport are just minutes from the door) and getting around is a piece of cake. I anticipate they will go very far with this concept in attracting the business traveler, the "road warrior" as well as those just looking for that perfect place to lay back and just relax. The surrounding grounds are so peaceful and quiet that you will want to sleep forever. You won't want to leave, and I mean that. Give them a try, and I can bet you'll go back. Enjoy!
Awesome Experience
Despite the cold weather, our stay at Dale and Jo View Suites made our time in Fairbanks this past winter a truly memorable time. It was cold outside, but so very nice and warm in our Suite. The Suite was immaculate top to bottom, the location was perfect, the food divine and Dale and Jo were wonderful hosts. Jo made it a point to inform us the night that the Northern Lights came out. What a site to see. I would Highly Recommended these accommodations to anyone wanting to stay at what has to be one of the nicest accommadations in the area at a great price.
The Suite to Beat
Jo responded to my email request for availability within a day. Even during the Winter, her response was prompt. I can't say the same for all of the other requests I'd made (some took up to 2 weeks to respond). My 13 year old son and I arrived in Fairbanks after being awake for 24 hours that included an airplane delay (hours), and my son getting sick. Jo insisted that I call when I left the airport, so she could ensure I arrived safely. To top off the never-ending day: I got stuck in the snow on the way from the airport! Jo and Dale came to my rescue and pulled me out. They didn't complain that it was 2 in the morning, and acted so gracious that I already loved the place. Walking into my suite, though, I realized just what a find I'd made. It was beautiful inside, and I was practically asleep before I even fell into the huge and comfy sleep number bed. Did I mention the warm walk to my bedroom in my socks? I'd never experienced radiant heated floors, but they were absolutely exquisite! I used the washer & dryer every couple of days, and the kitchen every day; talk about convenience. From leaving board games in my suite for my son & I to play, to giving tips on things to do and places to eat, to giving wakeup calls for aurora sightings; Dale and Jo Suites provides the warm and wonderful customer service too few places of business offer today. If I could make up a motto for Dale and Jo Suites, it would be "Where the Little Things Mean a Lot," or "Where You are Truly Valued as Our Guest." My 7-day stay at the Suites ended up being too short. I am looking forward to another trip to Alaska, and hopefully another stay at Dale and Jo Suites.
Homey and Quiet
We have stayed in many bed and breakfasts, in many states, and Dale and Jo View Suites in Fairbanks, Alaska is easily in the top 3 we've ever stayed in.
We are fairly discriminating. We had plans to stay at one of the local hotels, but after viewing the room, we decided there had to be someplace better. Making our way to the visitors center downtown, it was recommented that we check out Dale and Jo View Suites. After confirming they did have a room, we got directions and drove out. Not knowing what this was going to be like, we tried to keep an open mind. Boy where we surprised to find such a wonderful property. I was a little bit skeptical at first, but now that we have stayed there, we are true believers.
The grounds are beautiful, and as other reviewers have mentioned, the host have thought of many of the small amenities in the rooms which make the difference between a pleasant stay and a truly homey, wonderful stay. The decorations and furnishings are also something special. The host are friendly, informative, intelligent and helpful. The location is only minutes from town or from the airport. The whole experience is about as far away as one can get, in a good way, from the generic mediocrity of even most of the "high end" chain hotels (think Hilton, Hyatt, etc.). The host are the real deal, they have done things in a high-quality way even when it would be easy to do less and still "get by". Our schedule only let us stay one night, but we wished we could have stayed for a month.
Fabulous B&B
I recently stayed six nights at Dale & Jo's View Suites in Fairbanks, AK. It was the best B&B experience I've ever had. The hosts, Jo mostly but Dale as well, were as accommodating as possible and even alerted me when the Northern Lights lit up the sky. That was truly an unforgettable experience.
I would give my highest recommendation to anyone travelling to Fairbanks to give Dale & Jo's a try. I am a single traveler, but while I was there, a family with 2-year-old twins arrived and were easily accommodated downstairs.
Staying at Dale & Jo's was like staying at home -- or at least the home I could wish for.
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We Loved It.
Summer of 2005 my wife and I stayed at Dale and Jo View Suites for 2 nights. It is one of the nicest places we have ever stayed. Our room had a king size select number bed which gave us a great nights sleep. The owners could not have been nicer and the room was spotless. The view is wonderful and it's very peaceful and quiet. I have and will continue to recommend this B & B to everyone I know.
A Wonderful Stay
What an incredible B & B. We have stayed at many places in our travels, but none have been as nice as this. The decor is 5 star plus and the service only exceeds this. This is one of the most quiet places we have ever stayed. The home sits high above the road on a cal-de-sac and thus the lack of traffic noise was wonderful. As we sat outside enjoying the amazing views of the Alaskan Range and the Chena and Tanana Rivers one could truly relax and bask in all the amazing beauty. The room we had has a king size Sleep Number bed. We had never slept on one of these before, but we found that in being able to adjust the firmness we got some of the best nights rest ever. The Innkeepers where great and have done an amazing job. We would highly recommend this to one and all.
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Yet another example of someone running there know it all lips about something they know nothing about I don't live off breeding dogs I am very wealthy on my own and have never had to work a day in my life because of smart choices my parents made in investing and with my inheritance at the age of 18 was invested wisely and I own several stocks in major company's not that I feel the need to explain myself to a low life human who has nothing better to do but I live well abouve the average American and I give back in everything I do in life wether it be charity or helping families in need. People like u live off the system and are nothing but angry and jealous cause u have never had nothing in your life and have never helped a single person in life and I'm sure u have never helped a animal. So like I said another person who knows nothing judging someone on something that don't happen so no I don't breed my dogs for money its only done to continue blood line and champions and to make sure that there is a future for quaulity show dogs from loving breeders not some back yard breeder as u say. I rescue dogs and animals and find them homes just so happens some of the dogs I rescue are pregnate and what would u rather have me do stick them in a bag and throw them off a bridge instead of finding them homes like they deserve ? And it's a proven fact if someone has to give money for something either it be a animal or a item they tend to take better care of it. And by the way nothing's forced my dogs breed naturally on there own and she has her babies all natural so it's nature not me interfering and I only allow it every two years other then that she is separated from the male when she is in heat. So u need to get your facts strait shit stain of a human back yard breeders never give a dog a rest and constantly breed there dogs risking the mothers health for the production of puppies that they sell to anybody. So you go on with your miserable life where u have to talk shit about someone else to feel better about yourself but a word of caution for u be careful about who u run your mouth about cause someday that mouth that knows nothing about what it's talking about gets u in to trouble.<quoted text>
You are an illiterate backyard breeder that cares only about cash in hand. Instead of working for your money you live off of forced breeding of dogs.
Get off your lazy ass and get a job and stop making money on your dogs' backs.
You only care about cash in hand not about the lives of the dogs. Never have, never will. Your 1st post said it all. Scumbag.
#678 Dec 18, 2013
#679 Dec 19, 2013
I have a lot of money. Please send me your dogs. I paid a lot of money for my other dogs and then killed them, but I promise this time I will pay even more money so I will treat them better.
Pinky swear. OK?
#680 Dec 19, 2013
Please post the screening results from your vet.
Please post the pedigree of your dogs and where they achieved their conformation.
You won't because your illiterate self does not know that that is or how a backyard breeder, as you are, would go about doing that.
So, once again, stop this backyard breeding nonsense and get a job. Stop relying on your dogs to put food on the table.
You disgust me.
Now, post what I asked to PROVE you are a highly esteemed breeder, otherwise-shut the fawk up, loser.
#681 Dec 19, 2013
Yet another idiot breathing air lol yeah don't work that way sorry to disappoint only background checks and a clean history for my babies oh and regular updates from there vets on health of the puppies so yeah continue to breath air that would better suit a more knowledgeable human.
#682 Dec 19, 2013
Oh how I would love to play your game lol but no I don't have to prove myself to no one all my very happy families that I have provided for and the joy that's brought to there homes is all that I need. So to post my dogs pedigrees is not going to happen because u are a back yard breeder who breeds the dog personally and would use my Accreditation to fund your back heard breeding and puppy mill. So get a life and stop fishing for someone else's accomplishments and get some of your own. Like I said in other posts I have never worked a day in my life don't need to never have and never will I live well beyond my means thank you.
#683 Dec 19, 2013
Hey "Michael Vick" and Angel milk",
Please take your ridiculous little spat to another forum.
No one here cares about what either of you have to say.
The topic of this forum is the Cameroon Africa Puppy Scam.
Now go away and continue your silly bickering somewhere else.
#684 Dec 19, 2013
Hey "Michael Vick" and Angel milk",
Please take your ridiculous little spat to another forum.
No one here cares about what either of you have to say.
The topic of this forum is the Cameroon Africa Puppy Scam.
Now go away and continue your silly bickering somewhere else.
Silchar, India
#685 Dec 20, 2013
Hi guys! Do you know melisa grace? Is she legit? She was selling her bulldog puppies. She wants me to go to bank to pay for the shipping fee. I browse her fb account 3 pictures of bulldogs only no picture of her face.
#686 Dec 20, 2013
As I predicted. No proof, just lies.
If you had proof you would have posted it, but you can't because you are a nasty backyard breeder that can't spell.
You lose.
#687 Dec 20, 2013
The only people who "lose" are the ones who have to read your incessant drivel.
Go away "Michael Vick" nobody here cares about what you have to say.
Get a life!!
#689 Dec 25, 2013
I almost fell for the scam myself but was smart enough to check them. Here is the last email response I received from the contact person at Cutie Bulls:
Susan Myers
4:31 AM (36 minutes ago)
to me
Thanks for getting back to me, all puppies leave at 11 weeks old. Male puppy (Bailey) is available and some of his pictures attached. We do not sell bulldog puppies as breeders, we want them to be loved family members only which is why we decided to give away all our puppies at affordable prices. We breed our English bulldogs for quality and standard. We offer healthy puppies with certified health and AKC registration papers. Our English bulldog puppies are home trained, hand raised, up to date on all vaccinations and come with health guaranteed. Bailey is a very gentle guy with normal temperament. He is well socialized and very friendly with children and other home pets.
We're resident in London, England UK and all puppies are here with us. If you're ready to have Bailey shipped to you then the cost is $400, this amount includes the adoption fee and shipping expenses. As concerning the method of payment, you'll have to pay this amount as the shipping fee directly to the Pet shipping agency for the puppy to get a direct flight to your location, If this is clear I'll need the information below to start this process anytime. You will have to pay the shipping fee only after i have registered the puppy with a pet transportation agency and they contact you to confirm the registration. The whole process will take a maximum of 2 days and Bailey will be in your arms.
Your full name.........
Your home address........
Your state/city.........
Your post code..........
Your home number..........
Your mobile number..........
The name of the nearest airport to your location.........
We certainly wouldn't consider shipping a puppy if it wasn't the best. When we book a flight for one of our bulldog puppies it is on VIP flights with safe, approved Airlines that have safe pet programs & follow strict USDA guidelines. Our Bulldog puppy will have the same air as the pilot flying the plane & someone will be there to care for & look after the puppy every step of the way . When we go to book a flight for one of our Bulldog babies we always call ahead and find the most direct flight available (much as if you were looking for a flight for yourself.) Our Bulldog puppies have always arrived safe and sound to their new owners. The main reason we will allow our Bulldog puppies to fly at times is because the home that is best suited for them is often not within driving distance. The home our puppies go to makes a difference on what the rest of their lives will be so we do our best to put them in the right homes. Hope to read from you with the requested information for the adoption and shipping of Bailey.
#691 Dec 29, 2013
All these scammer emails sound exactly alike.
Please post the email, phone number and any other contact info you have for Cutie Bulls so everyone can be on the lookout for this scammer.
United States
#692 Jan 3, 2014
I paid out money to get a free English bulldog puppy I had to pay 190 to get it delivered. Them they told me that the dog was all ready to go and on its way. Then I got an email saying that the crate that the puppy was in was expired and they wanted me to pay to rent one and I don't think I need to pay to rent one I think they should pay for it. It's not my fault that there crate was expired and now there not delivering the puppy at all.
United States
#693 Jan 3, 2014
it was a company called continentalanimaldelivery.com
#694 Jan 3, 2014
How is that you don't get it???
You've been scammed (one more sucker the scammers are laughing at...)
#695 Jan 3, 2014
this ad got me for $800 bucks on a puppy first the ad was from Texas after I sent the money they ssid I would need to send more and dog was in camaroon they then ask for more money gIrls name was threasa never would gIve a phone number. I dont have that kInd of money to get scammed agaIn no one does I was just lookIng for a englIsh bulldog lIve and learn and hope no one else gets scammed.
#696 Jan 3, 2014
Where did you send the money?
You didn't even get an email address for the scammer??
Beaumont, Canada
#698 Jan 9, 2014
I talked to 2 different people in the last 4 days that said they had bulldog puppies , as it turned out both were scams . I don't get why people have to do this . Both people were on the Hinton Alberta buy n sell . Please be aware of this stuff .
Callington, UK
#699 Jan 10, 2014
Please don't buy any thing from a Elise heather Breton she is a scam artist.
Callington, UK
#700 Jan 10, 2014
Don't buy any thing from Elise heather Breton scam artist a nasty one. And yes she's a Christian don't be fooled.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Candia Park Village Agios Nikolaos
Great hotel!
What a wonderful place to stay, rooms cleaned every day and you are given as many clean towels as needed. The on site facilities are everything you could wish for, restaurants, bars, coffee shops, tavernas etc... The games room with its Internet access and pool table gave them something to do in the evening and the launderette and supermarket supplied your needs in that direction. The swimming pools kept the children (5-31 years old) happy and well entertained. Agios Nikoloas is at the moment only a seven euro taxi ride away so it's easy to get to and the restaurants there are superb. The car hire facility on site is useful and we spent a number of days exploring reaching Sitia to the east and Hirsonisos westwards. For a family group of fifteen it was a wonderful experience which we may well repeat soon.
Will Go Back Fantastic Experience
We picked Candia Park Village primarly because of the many positive reviews. The reviews were right on the mark as Candia Park was the best resort hotel that we have stayed at. We have 3 children so want to make sure we picked the right place for the entire family. The accommodations, service, food and recreational ammenities were great. The friendleness of the staff was next to none. From an American perspective the service was better than I have recieved at four star accomodations in the US. I also enjoyed that the cliental representeted many different nationalties. The kids loved the place period. We will come back again to Candia Park to spent a great week in the sun in the future. The only thing different we would have done would be to rent a car for our entire 10 day stay. The excursions that we booked locally and through our travel agent were expensive and rushed. Save yourself some money, buy a good tour book and explore. My assumpion is that you might be able to find a local guide for just a little more than the cost of an excursion. Guess we will find out next time around.
Perfect place to stay!
Our five days at Candia Park Village were not enough! Crete is beautiful and Candia Park Village is exceptional. The apartments are comfortable and quite spacious. We enjoyed sitting on our balcony and enjoying the wonderful view. The pools are excellent, as is the beach area. The buffet meals are good. We could have stayed at Candia Park Village much longer, in fact, next time we will! It is a great location for exploring eastern Crete.
Jedes Jahr ausgezeichnet
Wir waren 1995 zum ersten Mal im Candia Park als unsere Tochter ein Jahr alt war. Es war damals gro�artig und ist heute, bei unserem 5. Besuch, noch viel besser. Die Lage ist sehr ruhig mit ausgezeichnetem Blick �ber die Bucht auf die Berge. Unterkunft ist im traditionellen zweist�ckigen Stil, mit Geb�uden �ber das makellose und gut versorgte Grundst�ck verteilt. Wir fahren normalerweise im Mai wenn es noch nicht so hei� ist und �berall Blumen zu sehen sind. Die Zimmer sind ger�umig und sehr bequem mit einer guten Klimaanlage. Um die zwei Pools herum gibt es immer genug Sonnenliegen und Sonnenschirme und an der Poolbar hat man den besten Blick auf alles.
Wir mieten normalerweise ein Auto weil das Hotel etwas von Ag.Nik. entfernt ist, obwohl wir sonst immer in die andere Richtung nach Elounda fahren. Das ist zwar kleiner hat aber viele tolle Tavernen.
Es lohnt sich, an der Barbecue- und Buffetnacht im Hotel teilzunnehmen, auch wenn es nicht ganz billig ist, das Essen ist reichhaltig und super Qualit�t mit super Auswahl.
Wir finden es klasse, in den Urlaub zu fahren, ohne sich dar�ber Sorgen machen zu m�ssen, wie das Hotel wohl sein wird und wir haben schon f�r's n�chste Jahr gebucht.
Das Hotel ist haupts�chlich f�r Familien geeignet, Paare die etwas ruhiges, romantisches suchen, werden vermutlich entt�uscht sein.
Wau! Perfekte Lage
Waren eine Woche lang im Candia Park Village - tauschten f�r eine Timeshare Woche durch R.C.I. Wusste nicht, was wir erwarten sollten und waren �berrascht. Unglaubliche Lage mit Blick auf Mirabello Bay - besser geht's nicht auf Kreta - die Berge, die Seen, eine unglaubliche Lage - alles kommt an einem Ort zusammen. Das Zimmer war sagenhaft, ein Schlafzimmer, gro�artige K�che und Balkon mit tollen, ruhigen Blick. Ein Rundgang �ber's Gel�nde brachte ausreichend Bewegung - die ganze Zeit rauf und runter - gut, um den Kreislauf in Schwung zu bringen, und etwas vom Essen abzuarbeiten. Viele gute Stellen wo man schwimmen kann und ein tolles Poolgebiet mit Salzwasserpool. So sch�n wie das auch war, ich komme nach Griechenland um im wundersch�nen, sauberen und klaren Mittelmeer zu schwimmen. Das Schwimmen war fantastisch - gesch�tzt von Booten und perfekt zum Schnorcheln. Ein sch�nes und komfortables Lay-Out um herumzuh�ngen, gute Lage der Bar f�r einen Drink. Meine einziges "Anliegen" war das es hier viel zu viele Kinder gibt! Gut gelegen f�r Kinder aber wir stellten immer sich, dass wir innerhalb der Anlage eine ruhige Stelle fanden. Wir hatten ein Auto und fuhren gerne herum und a�en in griechischen Restaurants anstelle vom Hotelrestaurant, f�r uns war das toll. Fragten die Angestellten nach Empfehlungen in der Umgebung, so hatten wir das beste aus den zwei Welten - konnten die Stadt sehen, gingen spazieren und genossen dann unsere Unterkunft.
Loved it
Aghious nikolos just returned from candia village on self catering 1 week holiday brilliant village like accomodation. All mod cons television, hairdryer, air conditioning, huge balcony where we could sit out and eat breakfast, daily maid service. Had 2 huge pools, fresh pool towels daily, plenty of sunbeds.Shop on site.Friendly staff would not advise to book half board as buffet style free for all not relaxed dining .Taverna on site. Good quality site beautiful plants. Bit of a walk shortcut to town 30 minutes but no real need to leave site. Bus service local ok taxis etc. Car hire was useful. Small beach with watersports available.
We would go back again. Has kids club which we did not use. Lots of germans , some french and english. Good value for money.
Highly Recommended
We've just come back from a week at Candia Park, our first visit to Crete, indeed Greece. From the moment the coach turned into the drive we knew that we'd made a good choice. The place is beautifully laid out and is covered in flowers and overlooks the Mirabello Bay.
Our accommodation was good and had everything we needed with daily maid service. There was air conditioning in the bedroom but it was quite cool inside even though temperatures were up in the 30s most of the week. The pool area was lovely and there were beach towels provided. Even though it was half term there was space for everyone. Our children aged 9 and 11 loved it and the whole complex felt very safe. My favourite spot was on the small beach where you could find some shade if you wanted and again wasn't crowded. The sea was beautiful to swim in and very calm. My daughter loved snorkelling in it as there were fish right up to the water's edge. We ate mainly in the Taverna onsite which was very good and the staff delightful, in fact all the staff were friendly and helpful. The entertainment varied form evening to evening but was good on the whole. We used the bus service several times and found it easy and cheap to get to Elounda or Ag Nik. The only thing that spoilt it for us were the mosquitoes. My husband especially had a bad reaction to them and I was quite badly bitten too despite bringing lots of repellents etc. so be warned! Happily the children seemed unscathed. It is unlikely therefore that we will return but I do recommend it as a wonderful place to stay.
Excellent year after year
We first stayed at Candia Park in 1995 when our daughter was one. It was great then and it is even better now, after our fifth visit. The location is quiet with fantastic views over the bay to the mountains. Accommodation is in traditional style 2 storey buildings dotted around the spotless and well tended grounds. We usually go in May when the temperature is not too hot and the whole place is full of flowers. The rooms are spacious and very comfortable with great air conditioning. There are plenty of sunbeds and umbrellas around the 2 pools and the pool bar has the best view of all.
We usually hire a car as it is a bit of a hike into Ag.Nik. although we usually go the other way into Elounda which is smaller but has several great tavernas.
The hotels Greek barbeque and buffet nights are worth going to as, while it is not cheap, the food is plentiful and top quality with loads of variety.
It's great to set out on holiday not worrying about what the hotel is going to be like and we have already booked for next year. All the staff from reception to the maids and gardeners are very friendly and helpful.
Best for families and couples looking for a quiet romantic break might be disappointed.
Wow! Perfect setting
Stayed for a week at the Candia Park Village - actually traded in a timeshare week through R.C.I. Didn't know what to expect and were we surprised. Unbelievable setting overlooking Mirabello Bay -this is Crete at its best - the mountains, the seas, in an outstanding setting - all coming together in one place. The unit was tremendous -a bedroom, great kitchen, and balcony with a gorgeous, tranquil view. Walking around the grounds is great exercise -up and down all the time -good for your cardio to work off some of the food you will enjoy. Several spots to swim on the premises plus a beautiful multi-pool area with sea water. However nice it was, I go to Greece to swim in the beautiful, clean, clear Mediterranean Sea and the swimming was fantastic - sheltered from boats, but perfect for snorkeling. A nice, comfortable layout for lounging around, good bar setup for a drink. The only "concern" for me was - are there too many kids! Great setup for kids, but we made sure we were able to find quieter locations on the grounds. We had a car, and love to go out and eat in Greek local restaurants, rather than in the hotel restaurant, so it was great for us. Asked the staff members for local recommendations, so we enjoyed the best of both worlds -seeing the town, walking around, then enjoying our accomodations very much.
Fantastic Place
Candia Park was a fantastic hotel (complex). The faclilities were very clean and the staff are brilliant. They couldn't do anymore for you. The Customer Service is excellent. They love and adore kids, making you feel at home and welcome. I don't have any children but its quite clear they are family orientated. I loved the hotel because you can choose from sun bathing by the pool, beach or go to a secluded sunbathing spot by the sea (very romantic).
One drawback, it took approx 40 mins walk to get in to the centre of Agios Nikolaos. A bit of a drain if you walked every night. The buses aren't dependable. They run under GMT (Greek Maybe Time). However the complex offers options such as a Al a Carte Menu, Greek Taverna to eat or a games room etc.
If you wanted to go to a local resturant out side the hotel, there are a couple of resturants. The best one I found was a resturant called Candia. Not related to the hotel but they served gorgeous food and made you feel very welcome.
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Wanting to go deeper with both of my current adventures (Art Every Day Month & Intuition Bootcamp), I went with a card I drew last week to represent an element that needs some attention in my life. The card I drew was from the Mary-El Tarot deck – the "King of Swords". The suite of swords represents the element air, which is symbolised in this card by the feathers, the clouds and even the bow and arrow. Air also represents the mental realm and knowledge or the written word, which can be seen in this card by all the words surrounding this warrior king figure.
This King is wise, has a sharp perception and knows that what he says or writes has an impact on his surroundings.
Burning some incense with one of my favourite incense burner, I meditated over this card and then let the pen glide over my journal page. The experience was intense. The feather standing upright, poised on its tip, the dragon's claw grasping the crystal ball and then the blazing fire. I didn't think about it, I just let the process unfold before my eyes. All I can say is, the experience it was invigorating.


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Twinkle, Twinkle, Giant Star
Daylight-saving time ends this weekend. The clocks change. Is that the best the modern world can do for a sun-worshiping ritual?
About 10 years ago, Richard Cohen was running a British publishing house and trying to find someone to write a book he wanted to read, one about the sun. He found no takers and so he took the job himself. After eight years and reporting trips to 18 countries on six continents—his wife would tell inquirers, "Oh, he's out chasing the sun"—he had a 574-page book with a point. The modern world has decentralized the sun, Mr. Cohen says in "Chasing the Sun"; science has reduced this glorious miracle of a star to little more than a dependable overhead light. "The wonder has been stripped away," he writes.
At least that's what Mr. Cohen says his point is. I'm not sure that the book backs him up. I suspect that he was just interested in the sun and one thing led to another, the way Richard Burton in the 17th century set out to describe depression and ended up writing "The Anatomy of Melancholy, What it is, With all the kinds, causes, symptomes, prognostickes, and severall cures of it. In three Partitions with their severall Sections, members, and subsections. Philosophically, Medicinally, Historically, opened and cut up."
And so in this discursive and readable firework of a book, we learn—and are interested to do so—that the sun was studied by primitive cultures because it allowed them to time their crops; by the ancient Chinese because it gave astrologers political power with their rulers; by early Islamic worshipers because it set the direction and hour of their prayers.
Chasing the Sun
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We also learn how Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo, Newton and Herschel by turns built the evidence-based picture of an orderly universe with the Earth not at the center—the closest Mr. Cohen comes to explaining how science decentralized the sun. We hear about the awe that solar eclipses have always inspired, and how an eclipse in 1919 led to the acceptance of Einstein's theory that gravity bends the light from stars visible near and eclipsed sun. We find out how the atom was discovered and then split, and how a bomb was built based on atomic fusion, which is the process that powers the sun.
But Mr. Cohen—oddly enough, in a book protesting the sun's decentralization—says little about the sun itself: How it drew itself together from the detritus of four previous generations of stars, how it's layered like an onion and melds gas and light, how its heat struggles from the fusing core to reach us. Mr. Cohen confesses: "The main memory I have of any scientific endeavor" in high school was of a teacher climbing through a window and frying an egg on a copper pan with a Bunsen burner. "Some readers may wish that I had ventured deeper into solar astronomy," he says, "but this book is not a rainbow; it has to end somewhere."
"Chasing the Sun" is less about the sun, then, than about the sun's effect on the Earth and us earthlings. The sun's ultraviolet light gives us fashionable tans and skin cancer; it cures seasonal affective disorder and thins the ozone layer. The sun sets our clocks and calendars and maps. Sunspots—formed by cyclical surges in the sun's magnetic field—increase the Earth's exposure to radiation, affecting everything from the weather to satellites to telephone service. The sun, Mr. Cohen notes, has been central to the myths of every culture, though it's a mystery why Daedalus and his sun-struck son Icarus show up only in a footnote on page 487. Gold, mirrors and blondes all have been regarded as precious for centuries because they're sun symbols.
The sun, of course, governs the great cycles in the air and in the oceans, and it might—or might not—even play a major role in global warming. Mr. Cohen is agnostic on the "climate change" front. "Whether we should prepare ourselves for global warming or for a new ice age indirectly caused by a hotter Earth or by some other factor is almost impossible to forecast," he says, and then is unable to resist adding: "Until the sixteenth century, 'weather' and 'whether' were interchangeable spellings." Then he notes: "Or, as Joyce's Leopold Bloom so charmingly puts it, weather is 'as uncertain as a child's bottom.' "
"Chasing the Sun" is sprinkled throughout with such glittery delights. The haloes of Christian saints, he says, began as little suns. The 16th-century Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe had two cousins who went to England in 1592 on a diplomatic mission that had nothing to do with the sun or astronomy but, we learn with pleasure as Shakespeare clearly did, that their names were Frederik Rosenkrantz and Knud Gyldenstierne.
The book ends with people who still honor the sun. Mr. Cohen, on one of his many trips, goes to India in 2006 to visit Udaipur, about 250 miles south of New Delhi, for the Hindu festival of light. He meets with a wealthy local leader, a maharana, who has 14 solar-powered vehicles for hire; who says his family—which he traces back to 569—is "descended from the Sun" (Mr. Cohen capitalizes the word throughout); and whose stationery, the author notes, is "embossed with a Sun sporting a mighty, whirly mustache." The maharana tells him that the sun is a god, a part of us, divine, and it "doesn't so much bring us light as take away the darkness."
At Varanasi, an Indian holy city, the author watches a Hindu ceremony along the Ganges River, attended by more than a thousand in boats and on the shore, where priests rang bells, blew on conch shells and chanted for peace in the world—a ceremony held in the dying light of the setting sun. At that moment, Mr. Cohen says, he felt the ancient connection with this star that holds over us life and death. And so it does: Without the sun, we're just cold, starving naked mole rats who won't last a generation.
Even if he doesn't work much at backing his theory about the sun's "decentralized" place in our lives, Mr. Cohen is surely right. We modern Western folk—living with air conditioning and central heat, buying food at markets, our watches and cellphones telling us the time, GPS devices telling us where we are—hardly need to think of the sun at all. The blame lies clearly, obviously with technology, the march of progress, the temptations of convenience and human laziness.
The blame does not lie with science. For day-in, day-out sun worship, no one is more devoted than those scientists known as astronomers. One of them routinely posts online photos of the sun accompanied by long, clear and enchanted explanations that begin with introductions on the order of "Oh man oh man, do I love this picture."
Another astronomer-blogger says of another photo of the sun: "I could not stop looking at it." In the photos, a granular sun erupts, swirls, blazes, and you might want to look at them. Worship is catching.
—Ms. Finkbeiner, who runs the graduate program in science writing at Johns Hopkins University, is a free-lance science writer.


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BikeShare for New York - You Can Make it Happen
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We had the pleasure to meet a true treehugger in Barcelona this weekend: Vandana Shiva. She's also a physicist, philosopher, eco-feminist and writer from India, who participates, together with Al Gore, in building a "green barrier" of 100 Million trees
Barcelona Has Gone Bicing Crazy: 30.000 Users in 2 Months!
Renting bikes is definitely one of the most successful PSSs (Product Service Systems- access over ownership) in Europe.
Baggin' it in Barcelona: Recycling Bag Fun for Everyone!
This was announced in February, but we are finally seeing it in homes in the capital of Catalonia. The City of Barcelona has distributed three bags to 720,000 households; yellow, green and blue to correspond with the colours of the recycling containers
Gaudi but Green
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WASTE, Sexy Beanbags From Barcelona
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Merry Christmas and a Happy 2007 from Barcelona
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It seems to be that time of the year when Barcelona is very keen on recycling. Last weekend we visited the International Creative Recycling Festival by Drap-Art, a non-profit organization that promotes exactly that since 1995. Apart from other
Using Food For Fuel Could Save Money. For Some.
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UK Establishes Multi-agency Wildlife Crime Unit
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Goodyear Chemical, which produces rubber antioxidant/antiozonant used in the manufacture of tires, has been designated as a "Merit" site in OSHA's prestigious Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP). Merit sites meet all safety and health elements for the program, which far exceed minimum OSHA standards. The Niagara Falls plant now joins an elite corps of about 1,180 workplaces nationwide that have earned VPP recognition.
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Wilhoit has improved to fourth on UT's all-time scoring list with 293 points, a figure that ranks second on the Southeastern Conference active chart. He stands second in the SEC in points (8.0 per game) and field goals (1.4 per game), having converted 11-of-13 field goal attempts to go with 31-of-32 extra points. He is 4-of-6 from 45 yards and longer and has not missed in seven attempts inside 40 yards. Twenty-five of his 51 kickoffs have gone for touchbacks.
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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. - Charlie Manuel can't mask his love for Freddy Galvis.
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Part 1: New Orleans Brass Bands 1950-1990
A lifelong preoccupation with traditional New Orleans jazz inspired my book, Preservation Hall (W.W. Norton, 1991). While doing my own shooting, I uncovered a trove of historical photos I decided to mix with my own (sources available on request). Like the music itself, this project is a blend of old and new, personal and professional. Blogs, like recordings, add a fresh dimension to a traditional art.
In the 1970s and '80s I paid regular visits to New Orleans. I was invited to play with some of the brass bands. In the sweltering streets and shuttered funeral homes, I juggled a clarinet in one hand and a camera in the othernot easy to do, or forget.
Jazz was born in the 1890s when strutting brass men and parade drummers, performing street marches and wailing spiritual dirges, went indoors, or up onto park bandstands, for "sit down jobs." There, the marches merged with country blues, parlor ragtime, and popular dance songs utilizing stringed instruments like the guitar and piano. By the early 20th century, in these cultural wetlands near the mouth of the Mississippi, a new music had been spawned: a spicy, varied gumbo of black, white, and Creole ingredients.
As jazz evolved worldwide, its earliest style was preserved in the city of its birth. Many first and second-generation players remained active into the 1960s and beyond. As younger devotees took over, the music changed subtlysome would argue for the worseas the old decorum, dress codes, and refined musicianship gradually gave way, like the French Quarter, to a more touristic style. But that kind of regret for a faded past has always marked a city that remains unlike the rest of America.
For me, the photographs in this and succeeding posts evoke nostalgia for a host of friendsa whole subculture, reallynow largely gone. Their music is part of me.
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=============================================================== From: Dave Brockman ------------------------------------------------------ -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Obvious and expected, probably too late for both sides at this point though.... Regards, dtb -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.17 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJSJlz5AAoJEMP+wtEOVbcdYCwH/2rz4iYgg4MUr8WDRFrcNRPs iwYLEnhB++Vz8riiOKGerqVP5kjHm+PU9JMpNLqyLei3Wge4fLKxbopNyTEJd1g7 cwoMVqDOT5udXh9moGhgiqiTgRkOaQSGF6PvOpe+TA5v+7RSEMKigPm5rLRa6PwV AM4NTj91T0wjHAmuVH+n5ojq0O9l69w/9MiKafts4C+R3wyUuzpc0eVP7XC7pH9E /CWQd0qzlRtimuQP9Wp+/3i6isAAszo2lj9pkj/Oe2b+szOXvl25+hthWFpGplCM IUbb9XNIMd+dZxYgqPp7sWkj0JXb8aiG76njywduip6AbJ75udFutE5AHWnglVw= =4Mdd -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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=============================================================== From: Dave Brockman ------------------------------------------------------ -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Can't wait to see those numbers for mobile units shipped this time next year. In 2012, Nokia supplied phones that ran OSes other than Win8. Regards, dtb Samsung: 384.6M
=============================================================== From: Chad Smith ------------------------------------------------------ WTF people? I posted this more than 6 hours before David and no one says anything. Seriously, wtf. *- Chad W. Smith*
=============================================================== From: William Wade ------------------------------------------------------ I would guess timing on when people got home from work might have something to do with that. Perhaps we should do an analysis of initial post time as compared to responses...
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Celestino Caballero Wants To Fight For The WBC Crown
Panamanian featherweight fighter Celestino "Pelenchín" Caballero (36-5, 23KOs) still has nothing on the upcoming agenda, as far as boxing is concerned, but he does have a great goal on his list of things to do. The former world champion is hungry to capture the World Boxing Council (WBC) crown. Caballero lost a split decision, on April 20th in Panama, when he fought Mexico's Robinson Castellanos for the vacant WBC silver featherweight title.
"I wish God would give me the opportunity to get another world title again. The one I want is the WBC. I'm 37 years old. I've been in 14 world title fights. I realize that my retirement is near. I only I ask God to guide me to a point where I realize the moment when my boxing days are gone, but so far that date is not here," Caballero said.
Might as well make the JuanMa fight now. Loser retires from boxing.Comment by nycsmooth on 09-04-2013
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I wonder how he'll turn up next. The guy is such a hot and cold fighter. Sometimes he looks great and sometimes I don't even recognize him.Comment by .:: JSFD26 ::. on 09-04-2013
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Pros: Great battery Life, no annoying easy to loose dongle, the blue top finish shows absolutely no wear, power saving mode is great when i forget to turn it off for the night (happens 4/5 nights) Worked great with both Vista and Win 7. I don't notice any more lag than any other wireless mouse I own.
Cons: The rubbery finish on the sides is rubbing off and looks really bad, Doesn't like to be used with more than one computer (see other thoughts), the sticker with all the numbers (model, serial, etc) on the bottom is worn completely illegible. Clicking the scroll wheel doesn't act like the mice on my other computers (ie open a web link in a new tab) but this might just be a setting i can't find.
Other Thoughts: I have owned this mouse for 3 1/2 years, It has been a great travel mouse for my HP Laptop through college. It has been left on for days on end and I think i have only put 3 or 4 sets of batteries in it. I first bought it to use with Vista and it connected flawlessly. I then used it with my HTPC and it connected to Vista again with no problem, However when I tried to move it back to my laptop, I had a ton of trouble trying to get it to re-connect it instantly said connecting was "taking too long". When I up graded to Windows 7, once again it didn't miss a beat until I upgraded my HDD and tried to connect it to the new Win 7 Installation. Moral of the story, it's best to keep this mouse connected to just one computer.READ FULL REVIEW


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