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Growing up in the Caribbean lowlands of Costa Rica, Jonathan remembers watching tour buses drive by while he was playing outside climbing trees with friends. Not surprisingly, his first job in the tourism industry was as a bus driver which gave him the opportunity to really explore his country's varied biodiversity and develop a deep longing to know more. He then decided to study to become a naturalist guide in order to be able to share his knowledge and passion for the country, getting his license from the National Institute of Biodiversity. What he enjoys the most about guiding is the fact that his daily life and work is focused on being a guardian of the environment and culture. He has a particular fondness for birds, mammals, plants and frogs. His favorite moment during trips is "that moment when travelers realize that nature is providing us with everything, in every aspect of our lives." He feels passionately that we need to treat the earth with respect and that each person is obligated to be a caretaker of the planet and that awakening a strong sense of curiosity and connectedness in young people is the key to a sustainable future. When he's not guiding, Jonathan enjoys extreme sports such as mountain biking (his favorite sport), hiking, white water rafting, rappelling and wildlife photography.
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Author TRUTH SERUM II ( ago)
Darth Vader was right!
Author Bilbo Swaggins ( ago)
Space Nazis or real Nazis?
Author Андрей Падня ( ago)
Now I understand, it is impossible to win with such dog music.. Compare
"Farewell of Slavianka"
Author Limitlesschaos07 ( ago)
Hitler and his army of storm troopers, with the exact song i was asking for
Author Dio A ( ago)
This is what the internet was made for!
Author Nicephore Phocas ( ago)
Offensive to who ??
Of courses , the whining jews & their dummies americans slaves !!
I am not offend at all.
How great the world would be today if 3th Reich armies had wins ??!!
HEIL the great Fuhrer !!
Author Porter Blank ( ago)
Very very soon a man is going to come just like this one and he will tell
you all about the Evil 1%er's and he will be Right....
Author marios manesis ( ago)
great video and music by John Williams, thanks
Author Yassine Scorpion ( ago)
In a single word: Greatness
Author Dwight Newsom ( ago)
The movie and the music were years apart but they go together very well.
Author Darth Sidious ( ago)
Salvación y gloria eterna a Adolf Hitler, un hombre que casi nos libre de
los males del mundo actual si tan solo hubiera triunfado ¡¡SIEG HEIL MEIN
Author Itthikorncraft ( ago)
Hitler is darth vader rebirth
Author Windownsmp ( ago)
where u get these numbers
Author Sevenhills ( ago)
USA government killed 5 million innocent children , women and men for the
last 10 years in the Middle-East , but no one seems to care even though we
all know it is happening even at this very moment , good world we are
living in , i hope we all die,because we dont deserve it.
Author barry steven ( ago)
Hitler was a total piece of nazi shit TB BRTALY honest I hate nazis
Author BringThekidSomePunch ( ago)
Author BringThekidSomePunch ( ago)
Mother of gid
Author SAK 1991 ( ago)
Thats a GIGANTIC march.
Author 666madmonk ( ago)
Ha, I like it too! I've always hoped someone would do it this way :)
Author guadalupe lozano ( ago)
Gloria al Gran Adolfo por siempre.
Author Valkyrie Sardo ( ago)
Incorrect. Were Speer and Eichmann jewish? Be more thorough in your
research to avoid making sweepin generalizations.
Author Lucas Ferreira da silva ( ago)
because music Darth Vader?
Author KRAUT HAMMER ( ago)
If anything it is a Zionist regime, which is the kind of thing this Reich
was trying to eliminate from happening.
Author KRAUT HAMMER ( ago)
World War Eleven?
Author Princess Khaos ( ago)
Now it's official, I'm definitely going to Hell for being so excited about
seeing this.
Author Caxton1488 ( ago)
The White race lost WW11..Unfortunately most Whites are to stupid to see
Author Kieran Brauer ( ago)
This regime was incredibly efficient at conquest and could well have
established a 1k reich had the US not intervened. Now we have a different
paradigm in power I would argue more covertly evil but just as lustful for
domination: the Anglo-American empire.
Author ErickOrffs ( ago)
Came for Darth Hitler, stayed for stupid-ass comments.
Author fashizzle78 ( ago)
I think all those officers were himmlers ss gestapo .the black uniforms
indicate it
Author Omar Campos Flota ( ago)
not after 1941...
Author A New Rome ( ago)
He was a brilliant general, this according to David Irving whom is despite
being controversial a man who understands Hitler greater than anyone else
Author Omar Campos Flota ( ago)
politician yes, general no, he should have not messed in military matters
Author horselips ( ago)
ALL of history's bad guys - Louis XIV, Napoleon, the Mahdi, Ceteswayo,
Hitler, the USSR, Argentine Junta, Al Qaeda, and countless others all made
the same mistake - ignoring the undeniable, irrefutable, & absolute fact of
life & nature - that GOD IS AN ENGLISHMAN, &, according to Prince Bismark,
He holds a special PROVIDENCE for drunks, fools, and the United States Of
America. Let all future enemies of Anglo-American Christian civilization
beware. God Save Her Majesty & God Bless America!
Author A New Rome ( ago)
That lunatic was one of the greatest generals and politicians that ever
Author Spyder Fweek ( ago)
I want to eat beans out of a Jerry Helmut!
Author louieg40 ( ago)
that sucks cuz now you're dancing with the devil hahahahaha
Author louieg40 ( ago)
and what's wrong with that? your intolerance of other races sickens me. and
the sad face is, is that you got 10 likes, just goes to show that society
is still as ignorant and racist as it was back then. i have lost all faith
in humanity.
Author TheHasanMurat ( ago)
Jews created Hitler.
Author strange person ( ago)
Trying not to laugh. Failing. Laughing.
Author sevenelizabeth ( ago)
They like many civilizations before them underestimated the Russian winter.
Additionally their leader was a raving lunatic.
Author Bartek Kolodziejczyk ( ago)
Doesnt it make u wonder sometimes, how the hell did they loose the war
Author Alexandru Ioan ( ago)
he was our only hope,but his legacy still lives
Author EFB562EFB ( ago)
Author Eduardo Castillo Perera ( ago)
Tank you, I needed something for my history presentation.
Author Deivid io ( ago)
Nice artistic piece. Makes me think of the similarity between humans and
Author stoomthoom ( ago)
Yes lord u did please let me kiss your hand
Author notVIPonEarth ( ago)
Can you see it
Author notVIPonEarth ( ago)
Hate nazis love hitler hate Jews Look closer at this piece of reality
Author Francis ( ago)
Killing 60 million humans? Herr Hitler is the second most dangerous
dictator in the world first a old chinese communist who barely reduce the
entire population china leaving only 70 percent with 70 million kills
Author Francis ( ago)
i will entirely great full if i have 18 million men at my disposal and i am
honored if i have the vast resources of the America i could colonize the
entire poor and average country in africa in legal way legal in a sense no
one will see that i'm colonizing the country i help and split into half the
resources that i can gather then when i leave the country that i colonize
i'll make sure that it will be removed from the most poorest country in the
Author Francis ( ago)
i beg to differ if you have 18 million men and another millions in reserve
how do you feel if you can't control the temptation like hitler you'll be a
protege of hitler nazis are nazis its just National socialism but re design
it and you will be the hero just remove the anti semi et etc you will be
hero to your people it's easy to colonize in a legal way
Author Francis ( ago)
non aryans yes?
Author Claudio Beltramo ( ago)
the new world order had a strong enemy, so overthrew him. Let us now
present who was crazier: if Hitler or the U.S. government? el nuevo orden
mundial tenia un fuerte enemigo, por eso lo derrocaron. Miremos ahora el
presente quien estaba mas loco: si Hitler o el gobierno de Estados Unidos?
Author Patrick LLabbe ( ago)
Capitalism rips off the workers to pay the lazy bosses.
Author Patrick LLabbe ( ago)
So mature!
Author cemal yapici ( ago)
Author Cosmoline ( ago)
Hey Nazi pukes, I got some fresh 54R for you.
Author Cosmoline ( ago)
Yet they still lost. Weak squarehead fucks. LOSERS!
Author Cosmoline ( ago)
Calling someone a "Jew" is a huge compliment. Israel is far stronger than
Germany now.
Author Cosmoline ( ago)
Fuck Hitler, fuck all nazis. KILL THEM ALL
Author Spyder Fweek ( ago)
Hail jawa and the sand people! Don't forget 3po and r2
Author marcorp87 ( ago)
Ese Hitler era un loquillo
Author David Bartlett ( ago)
Wow you really got it mixed up. Socialism = Evil. The only good system is
where what you get is based on how hard you work not how good you are at
getting people to give you handouts. When you tax people into oblivion in
order to pay for ludicrous social programs they don't bother working so
hard and nothing gets done. This is why the Soviet Union collapsed.
Author MrMinerGuy142 ( ago)
No, he's a Russian, or Polish, or French, or American, or Briti- you get
the point...
Author Patrick LLabbe ( ago)
You are the FUCK! Socialism is about fixinbg the social order so no on e is
left behind. Socialism does work look at France, Switzerland, Sweden and
many Eurosocialist countries. Too many people mix up socialiosm with
STATEISM of the so called "communist" countries. Capitalism iks a
reprfessive system where those at the top oppress the workersw for profits
and could give a fuck about society.
Author Patrick LLabbe ( ago)
You are totally FUCKIED UP! "Hitler had many good ideas" BULLSHIT!
Author Brian Pex ( ago)
Hitler had many good ideas. Not well thought out but some were very sound.
Most people don't understand it. Killing jews was his scapegoat and not the
right thing but it wasn't only jews. Again, this doesn't come close to
making it right. It is too complicated here...
Author Brian Pex ( ago)
You're an asshole... Socialism breeds lazy fucks and no innovation. Why do
you think all great achievements of the last 200 years mainly came from
capitalist ideas?? Wake the fuck up loser
Author KCTC11 ( ago)
wow..... great....
Author Craig ( ago)
This was funny but why did I have to click through an extra page to allow
myself to see this, youtube is getting stupid.
Author Patrick LLabbe ( ago)
By the way George Bush was just convicted ihn Indonesia of war crimes. Go
to CNN international for the story! ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-791925
Author Patrick LLabbe ( ago)
The USA as a neo-imperial power is responsible for genocide on a massive
swcale. The Capitalist/Fascist system must be destroyed. The UK, France and
other present and past imperial powers must be destroyed and the New World
Order of ONE WORLD Socialism must emerge from the ashes!
Author Patrick LLabbe ( ago)
Fiuck Hitler!
Author Patrick LLabbe ( ago)
You're still an asshole!
Author Patrick LLabbe ( ago)
Author Equestrian Republican ( ago)
Because we didn't slaughter 16 million people in cold blood for being
Author John D. ( ago)
Sieg Heil
Author Patrick LLabbe ( ago)
Stupid Fuckin idiot! Alle Nazis müssen einen schmerzhaften Tod sterben.
Author Patrick LLabbe ( ago)
Author Angel Med ( ago)
crimes against humanity as of the USA against Japan in Hiroshima and
Vietnam, crimes of UK army in India, crimes of French army in Africa, why
you assholes don't dare talk about that??
Author TheHighPriest'sChair ( ago)
It's easy to get carried away by the charisma of the Nazi regime however
one should remember that they carried out of of the most brutal and sick
crimes against humanity in modern history. The galactic empire on the other
Author Molusc ( ago)
Lord Hitler, can you hear me ?
Author Gordon Ilaoa ( ago)
Yeah I understand what u mean...Wow thats a big Nazi rally
Author Muhammad "Yuuya" Muizzuddin ( ago)
Heil Vader!
Author TheUltrasBorussia ( ago)
Absolutely amazing that only one man could create so much power and get
such a large following.
Author Chode Bean ( ago)
Heil mein fuhrer 卍
Author edgardusXII ( ago)
The national socialist Germans truly possessed the noble virtues of the
early agrarian Roman & Visigoth.
Author Joe Mansions ( ago)
Would you still dislike Hitler if he was an anti-racist? See the new comedy
film Anti-racist Hitler and praise Diversity.
Author Nerdbuster ( ago)
Happy birthday!
Author Eccebudasatiro74 ( ago)
Heil, Mein Führer! You are gone, but not forgotten, happy birthday.
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Hahahahaha really star wars? :D
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214 Tasting Notes
My first time with this particular tea, so I used a glass gaiwan, wanting to see and interact with it as much as possible. I especially loved the balsamic herbaceous notes arising through the malt of the first steep. Some muscatel emerged in the second brewing, making Zhi's comparison to a second flush Darj seem right-on. Sweet aromas linger in the empty cup. The liquor is a sparkling rosy-amber and very pretty to behold, as well.
This is my second encounter with one of Indulgashinna Estate's organic marvels … the first having been with the long, thin, pouchong-ish twists sold as "Blink Bonnie" or "Arjuna." Sampling more of Sri Lanka's better picks leads to the realization that the country has ample variety in terroir, altitude, environs and processing methods … so much more than formerly came to mind at the name 'Ceylon.'
1.5 tsp/3oz water. Four steepings: 30s, 1m, 2m, 3m
O devoured tea …
nary drop, nor bud, nor twig
yet escapes my heart
I steeped this tasty tea four times, and every one was good. The flavor profile given by Verdant is quite apt. A tsp of tea in a 3 oz glass teapot. Never bitter or astringent, just a comforting goodness, as flavors evolve with each steep. Maybe the comfort comes from how dependable it feels. A bit of green bean taste … seems so nourishing. Left me with a fine mellow energy. Thanks, Verdant Tea.
I know it's poor form to have one's initial taste of a pricey, long-awaited leaf alongside a bowl of smelly, peppery tuna salad, but the steaming cup imparted a glorious incense to my fishy repast. It was alchemical bliss to the palate, and besides, I was hungry.
The only other bohea I've experienced was about a year ago, from Teas Etc. This marvel, I think, surpasses that. The dry tea consists of tiny, even-sized black twists. Be careful with the leaf amount. It is denser than you might think. I used a scant 1.5 tsp in a 12oz mug to get two steeps. If you have the right mug, the large size teeli/bodum mesh-and-plastic steeping basket will reach all the way from the bottom to the top edge, giving the leaf lots of room to boogie … and good leaves deserve this.
The liquor possesses more flavor than is announced by its pale amber hue. The smoke merely accents its depth and complexity. It has an herbal freshness like lightly roasted roots rather than a green flush. While lapsang souchong can shove some extremely distracting smoke up your nose, this bohea wraps its toasty wood mist gently around the notes of the excellent tea. No wonder the bohea is more costly.
Afterward, I put the wet leaf on a little white porcelain saucer and dripped water on it until it was suspended in liquid. This is the best way I've found for getting a really good look at steeped leaf. Lo and behold, this leaf has been chopped or broken into quite evenly-sized bits. Was this machine-harvested or was it broken during finishing? I cannot tell. In any case, the fineness of this bohea does not depend on preserving the whole leaf. Rather, it is the quality of growth, the selectiveness of picking, and the skill of processing which makes such a good thing.
4 min, 6min at 205F.
Cup is, as stated, a light copper color. I forgot about this description and over-steeped my first cup, thinking I'd used too little leaf. Aroma is sweet, with brief floral notes as the cup cools. Flavor reminds of mint, marjoram perhaps, with a bitter bite at the swallow … due to the oversteep, I think. Little astringency in the hot cup, but increased with cooling. This calls for a new cup, with better steeping parameters.
The package instructions say: 180F for 5-8 min ?! Surely this is too long to steep a green tea! On the contrary, I found that a 5 min steep gave a sweet and smooth cup. This is an exquisite, delicious green tea. Rich, fruity flavor. The leaves are so tender, I wanted to gobble them up afterwards.
Thanks to the Steepster TTB, I'm sampling this interesting tea today. TeaSpring sells this as a pricey loose-leaf puerh tea. My (other) Ya Bao leaves from Norbu Tea are sold as a moderately priced wild-type white tea. I think the leaf, as picked, is the same for both: the growing tips of a wild-type varietal (or wild arbor) of tea plant which were picked in the early Spring season. The difference is that these Ya Bao leaves from TeaSpring have been fermented in the manner of puerh mao cha. The mao cha are the "makings" of puerh tea … they're piled up and allowed to age in a controlled amount of humidity. Later, this mao cha may be blended with other mao cha and made into a pressed cake of puerh, to be aged further in cake form.
This Ya Bao puerh is mao cha which has neither been blended with other tea types nor pressed into a cake. It is presented to us by TeaSpring as drinkable now, and I agree. The scent and flavor also differ from the unfermented Ya Bao from Norbu. They are a bit funkier, as you'd imagine, and the leaf has more brownish tones to it. The liquor is still quite light colored, but has earthier flavors, more wood, peat, nut, and pine. I couldn't identify the vanilla noted by others, but there's a slight sweetness. The wet leaves smell like sour wet cardboard, which seems to translate, oh-so-fortunately, into a lemony note in the liquid brew.
I followed TeaSpring's steeping recommendations, right down to the purple clay pot, except my first steep was cooler than boiling. After that, I upped the temp. By the time I got to the 4th steep, at 5 min, I wasn't getting much except the sourness, and gave up the effort. For flavor, the first steep was my favorite. But for cha qi (that subtle energy of the tea which can be labeled and measured as caffeine, theanine, and a host of other constituents of the leaf), the later brewing delivered a kick that I've come to identify with a distinct, hard-to-describe feeling in the throat. Like a young sheng (raw) puerh, these mao cha can be uniquely engaging.
I'm glad I got to try this. It was a good educational experience and likely a healthful drink, but not something I'd seek out again or keep on hand. I'll send the small (about 2 servings) remainder of this along with the TTB from whence it came. For seekers of new and/or unique experiences (like myself), tea samples, swaps, or a TTB are a great way to go!
Big, fluffy leaf, so used 2 heaping tsp in 8oz water. Nutty, herbaceous, medium body, smooth, sweet aftertaste. 2nd steep, 2 min, not as sweet, more lemony, lighter body, slight asparagus vegetal aroma and flavor, dried grasses. Earthier, rounder flavors than white tea made entirely from buds. I enjoyed this a lot.
Pot of Many Uses! This is a unique design, and really does pour well, even one-handed! The glass is sturdy and the shape is pleasing to the eyes. Makes great tea in the roomy infuser, and works well for a bloom of flowering tea (without infuser). It's large enough for a blooming tea to expand fully, while being small enough (and the right shape) for good viewing of the display. Without the infuser, the lid fits rather loosely, but it does its job and stays on when I pour with my thumb over its stem. A cork trivet comes with the purchase … nice for protecting surfaces and the underside of the glass pot. And one more thing … without the lid and infuser the pot becomes a giant "fair cup" for large-group gongfu adventures, when I want to mix more than one steeping together before pouring. I think I'm going to get a lot of use from this sweet little pot!
I got the unscented version of this flowering tea, and I consider it a good choice, because the flavor is very enjoyable, like a quality tea, and scenting would have changed it. I think the long buds used in this flower are white tea, judging from the taste, liquor color, and steeping performance. Not a hint of astringency or bitterness, and the golden liquor is thick and rich in mouthfeel, aka body. I love a heavy-bodied tea, when the flavor is light.
The pink blossom looks similar to an amaranth flower, but the seller says it's lychee flower. The pink flower hasn't risen to the top yet, and watching for it to release is kind of intriguing. Flavor and body maintained through multiple steeps, trailing off at the fourth one. Be sure to use cool enough water for this tea. I poured the water into a 16oz glass pot and waited until it cooled to 175F. I gave the tea flower ball a quick rinse under the faucet and gently placed it on the water. The bloom didn't sink to the bottom until it had been open a while, but it was worth the wait of a few minutes. I refilled the pot when it was 2/3 empty, letting the hot water run down the side of the pot, so the bloom would be less disturbed. I watched and sipped from this bloom for hours.
It made a good-sized bloom, 3in across. I think this is the best-tasting, sweetest tea I've had from a flowering type. I would actually feel good about serving it to a guest. Little to no aroma, but that's okay in my book, even though I love a good jasmine. It's just that the scented flowering teas I've had didn't taste so good. I haven't tried the jasmine-scented version of this bloom which is sold by the same seller. Maybe it could combine the best of all worlds?!


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Degrees were officially conferred on 266 West Texas A&M University students during summer commencement exercises Aug. 13 at the WTAMU Event Center. The University awarded 156 baccalaureate and 110 master's degrees.
Graduates with an overall grade point average of 3.50 or higher were recognized as honor graduates and wore gold honor cords. The three levels of honor recognition are Summa Cum Laude (3.90-4.00), Magna Cum Laude (3.75-3.89) and Cum Laude (3.50-3.74). The WT Class of 2004 included seven graduates with Summa Cum Laude honors, eight students with Magna Cum Laude honors and 15 with Cum Laude honors.
The graduating class represented nine states and 40 Texas cities and towns.
Students are listed by hometown and include degrees, majors and honors. Abbreviations for honors are S-Summa Cum Laude, M-Magna Cum Laude and C-Cum Laude.
Degree abbreviations are as follows: BA-Bachelor of Arts; BAAS-Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences; BBA-Bachelor of Business Administration; BMA-Bachelor of Business Administration/Master of Professional Accounting; BFA-Bachelor of Fine Arts; BGS-Bachelor of General Studies; BM-Bachelor of Music; BS-Bachelor of Science; BSMT-Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology; BSN-Bachelor of Science in Nursing; MA-Master of Arts; MBA-Master of Business Administration; MED-Master of Education; MFA-Master of Fine Arts; MM-Master of Music; MPA-Master of Professional Accounting; MS-Master of Science; and MSN-Master of Science in Nursing.
Adams,Okla.: Kristina R. Sifford, BM, Performance
Amarillo: Richard K. Barbour, BBA, Finance; Cynthia A. Barker, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies, M; Srinivas Barla, MBA, General Business/Computer Information Systems; William B. Bingham, MBA, Business; Rose L. Bonner, BS, Biology; James E. Book, BBA, Computer Information Systems; Robert J. Brice, BGS, General Studies; Angela L. Brown, MBA, Business; Stephenie L. Brown, BBA, Accounting; Melanie A. Burton, BBA, Accounting; Fred A. Bush, MED, Administration; Criselda Cano, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies; Jaimee L. Chapmond, MSN, Nursing/Practitioner; Laura L. Click, MED, Counseling; Jimmy C. Coleman, BGS, General Studies; Jonna E. Coward, BBA, Accounting; Derek P. Davis, MED, Administration; Brenda K. Denny, MA, Criminal Justice; Sandhyarani Deshaboina, MBA, General Business/Computer Information Systems; Casey T. Doyle, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Kara A. DuBois, MS, Agriculture/Plant, Soil, Environmental Science; Jonathan L. Earthman, BBA, General Business, S; Jeff S. Flores, BS, Psychology; Christina E. Ford, MA, Counseling; Amy C. Fritsch, BM, Music; Frances L. Garcia, MBA, General Business/Management; Robert L. Garrett, MBA, Business; Deann R. Gatlin, BBA, General Business; Ashlee C. Glasscock, MA, Interdisciplinary Studies; Melodie Graves, MA, Communication; Juareen C. Greene, MBA, Business; Jason E. Harnish, BS, Chemistry; Selenda K. Hays, BGS, General Studies; Shanon L. Hays, MS, Interdisciplinary Studies; Yvette D. Henderson, MED, Instructional Technology; Cheri R. Hess, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies; Clayton M. Hill, BS, Mass Communications-Public Relations; Thomas B. Hill, BAAS, Applied Arts & Sciences; Natalie L. Holton, MA, Counseling; Nicole G. Hoxie, MED, Administration; Lisa C. Hunt, MED, Curriculum Instruction; Blake E. Hurst, BA, English; Tonya D. Huseman, MS, Finance & Economics; Leticia E. Johnson, BS, Psychology; LaToshia L. Johnston, BSN, Nursing; Krista M. Keel, BS, Environmental Science; James A. Keith, MS, Finance & Economics; Andrea M. Keller, BS, Biology ,C; Lorie M. Kiehl, MS, Environmental Science; Chou Lam, MBA, Business; Kathryn T. Langford, MED, Reading; Dalia R. Limon-Mireles, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies; Barbara G. London, MA, Counseling; Jeffrey S. Malcolm, MA, Interdisciplinary Studies; Leslie Mauricio, BA, Social Work, M; Jeremy K. McClure, BBA, Computer Information Systems; Melissa L. McCoy, BA, English; Shawn D. McGee, BA, History; Terry M. McKeever, BA, Political Science; Summer L. McLean, BGS, General Studies; Chase J Miller, MBA, Business; Malia R. Miller, BS, Biology; Matthew R. Monroe, MS, Environmental Science; Robin N. Moore, BBA, Marketing; Adam R. Moseley, BS, Biology; Shevon R. Moya, BM, Music; Donald A. Newsome, MA, Counseling; Alvin V. Newton, MA, Criminal Justice; Michelle K. Orcutt, BA, Speech Communication; Louis G. Ortiz, MS, Finance & Economics; Raymond G. Ortiz, BA, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Govardhan Paka, MBA, General Business/Computer Information Systems; Kendell L. Perez, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies, S; Krista L. Perkins, BBA, Marketing; Tonya K. Petty, MBA, Business; Michael D. Phillips, MBA, Business; Anita Pompa, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies; Constance L. Priest, BS, Criminal Justice; Shelly R. Randall, MSN, Nursing/Education; Eric T. Rath, MA, Music; Kristell M. Reed, BA, Social Work; Julie K. Reel, MSN, Nursing/Practitioner; Susan H. Richardson, MA, History; Claudia Ritchey, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies, S; Cristal D. Robinson, BBA, Finance; Georgee Ruiz-Williams, BGS, General Studies; James E. Rupert, MBA, Business; Genie Salcido, BS, Chemistry, C; Lois A. Smith, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies, M; Terry L. Smith, MBA, General Business/Computer Information Systems; Shelley R. Spencer, BS, Social Work, S; Sunni D. Stephenson, BS, Environmental Science; Susan L. Taylor, MED, Counseling; Erilinda Trigo, BS, Biology, C; Kenny D. Trotter, BBA, Management; Chao Wen Tseng, MBA, Business; T. J Turner, MED, Administration; Amanda R. Watkins, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences; Melissa R. Weathersbee, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies, C; Stephen B. White, BGS, General Studies; Jerry W. Wilhite, BS, Biology/Wildlife Science, C; Cindy L. Wilkinson, BAAS, Applied Arts & Sciences, M; Derek W. Wood, BBA, Management; Brian K. Woodburn,MBA,Business; Lesley D. Zorn, BM, Music
Amistad,N.M.: Traver D. Stevenson, BS, Athletic Training
Borger: Chara A. Brown, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies; Judy A. Dunavin, MA, Counseling; Fallon N. Kelley, BS, Psychology; Jeorj D. Sperry, BS, Social Work
Boys Ranch: Douglas C. Wright, BS, Biology
Brenham: Johnathan W. Smith, BM, Music
Burlingame, Calif.: Allie R. Muggli, BS, Agribusiness/Equine Industry and Business,C
Canadian: Michael C. Graham, BBA, Management; Lance W. Krogh, BS, Biology
Canyon: Rhonda D. Bailey, BA, Social Work; Eric A. Barry, BM, Music; Anna J. Blyton, MBA, Business; Broc D. Carter, BA, Mass Communications-Public Relations; Colby C. Carter, MBA, Business; Brett M. Chisum, BA, Mass Communications-Broadcasting,C; Fernando N. Chitio, MS, Agriculture/Plant, Soil, Environmental Science; Lan F. Chiu, MED, Curriculum Instruction; Wang-Kuk Cho, MFA, Studio Art; Kelley Collier, BGS, General Studies, C; Carlos C. Cuevas, MED, Instructional Technology; Bonnie E. Dunlap, BBA, Finance; Shyam B. Gala, BS, Computer Science, M; David Gonzalez, BGS, General Studies; Tiffany D. Green, BBA, Marketing, C; Zhen-Hua Gu, MPA, Accounting; Armando Guerrero, BS, Psychology; David A. Hale, BGS, General Studies; Justin L. Hampton, BFA, Studio Art; Tae-Hee Han, MS, Engineering Technology; Kathy L. Hinds, BS, Mass Communications-Public Relations; Yu W. Hsu, MED, Curriculum Instruction; Yuan H. Hsu, MED, Curriculum Instruction; Ju-Shun Hsueh, MBA, General Business/Marketing; Jin-Wang Kim, MBA, Business; Lesha Koenning, BS, Political Science; Jennifer L. Leach, BBA, General Business; Hsien T. Lee, MED, Curriculum Instruction; Pai-Tieh Lei, MBA, General Business/Computer Information Systems; Ke Li, MS, Finance & Economics; Stacey B. Lloyd, BGS, General Studies; Tristan J. Lyne, BBA, Marketing; Pei C. Mai, MED, Curriculum Instruction; Cedric A. Mayberry, BBA, General Business; Kaci A. Melcher, BS, Biology; Kyle L. Merrill, BS, Speech Communication; Jessica R. Mitchell, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies; Aurora C. Morales, MED, Instructional Technology; Christopher G. Parks, BS, Speech Communication; Georgina A. Parsons, MBA, General Business/Marketing; Emily A. Pledger, MA, Music; Westin A. Price, BS, Speech Communication, C; Jessi M. Ratcliff, BA, Mass Communications-Broadcasting; Shasta L. Roberts, BS, Speech Communication, S; Cele C. Rogers, MS, Agriculture; Gyong-Boon Ruy, MBA, General Business/Computer Information Systems; Stacy M. Shaffer, BBA, Marketing; Yu Y Shen, MED, Curriculum Instruction; Tara N. Sherrod, MS, Agriculture/Plant, Soil, Environmental Science; Jessica L. Shuck, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies; Michelle D. Stachowicz, MS, Biology; Li L. Sung, MED, Curriculum Instruction; Tiffany R. Tarver, BMA, Accounting; Toby S. Tarver, BS, Engineering Technology; Christi L. Taylor, BGS, General Studies; Cheng-Chung Wang, BGS, General Studies; Jacob D. Williams, BA, Criminal Justice; Judson B. Williamson, BGS, General Studies; April R. Wolterstorff, BGS, General Studies; Hua S. Wu, MED, Curriculum Instruction; Chung L. Yang, MED, Curriculum Instruction; Asad A. Zafar, BBA, Computer Information Systems
Cassville, Ga.: Alecia D. Hendrix, BBA, Accounting
Childress: Peter N. Jones,MSN,Nursing/Practitioner; Marci R. Moore, BBA, Accounting
Claude: Cynthia K. Schrader, MA, English; Kim C. Wright, MSN, Nursing/Education
Clovis, N.M.: Timmy J. Hiller, MSN, Nursing/Practitioner; Michael T. Hobbs, MSN, Nursing/Practitioner; Darlene G. Jenkins, MSN, Nursing/Practitioner; George E. Langan, MSN, Nursing/Education; Joy L. Stoddard, MSN, Nursing/Education
College Station: Satish-Reddy Ambati,MS,Agriculture/Plant, Soil, Environmental Science
Columbia, S.C.: Amy L. Dochterman, MBA, Business
Cupertino, Calif.: Jiahua Deng, MBA, General Business/Computer Information Systems
Dalhart: Kurtis A. Abla, MED, Administration
Dimmitt: Heather D. Black, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies, M
Duke, Okla.: Rashell L. Johnson, MS, Communication Disorders
Dumas: Bo J. Ames, BA, Political Science; Deidre J. Crawford, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies; Dee-Anna M. Deanda, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies, S; Kristi S. Flusche, BM, Music; Vonda R. Fry, MED, Curriculum Instruction; Alicia J. Lewis, MBA, General Business/Marketing; Carmen G. Reyes, BGS, General Studies; Lucinda R. Rhoades, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies, M; Karen K. Watkins, MED, Curriculum Instruction; Deana J. Wieck,.BS,.Interdisciplinary Studies, S,
El Paso: Wade A. Warling, BAAS, Emergency Management Administration
Farwell: Saundra G. Taylor, BS, Biology
Fort Wayne, Ind.: Raymond H. Reese, BGS, General Studies
Friona: Kyle L. Wiseman, BBA, Finance
Fritch: Yesenia I. Hadley, BBA, General Business; Mary G. Jester, MBA, Business; Valerie G. Molone, BS, Sociology, C; Clifton B. Morris, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences
Garden City: Colby G. Pelzel, BGS, General Studies
Genova, Italy: Guglielmo Manfredi, BM, Performance , C,
Hereford: Angie B. Clements, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies, C; Amanda B. Gibbs, MA, Interdisciplinary Studies; Nora A. King, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies; Kristin L. Messer, BBA, Finance; Sarah Q. Salik, BFA, Graphic Design; Becky Sierra, BGS, General Studies; Samantha T. Winters, BS, Agriculture/Agricultural Business & Economics; Scott A. Doughty, BGS, General Studies
Houston: Ronald L. Lerner, BGS, General Studies
Hyderabad, India: Devi K. Kalla, MS, Engineering Technology
Hyogo, Japan: Terutaka Niide, MS, Agriculture/Plant, Soil, Environmental Science
Jonesboro, Ark.: Chad E. Sandoval, BS, Mathematics
Kress: Christopher D. Murray, BBA, General Business
Las Cruces, N.M.: John H. Tegmeyer,BM,Performance
Levelland: Tommie J. Vidales, MSN, Nursing/Practitioner
Lockney: Jessie Ledesma, BBA, Management
Logan, Okla.: Marquetta R. Henricks, BS, Agriculture/Animal Science
Lubbock: Sondra L. Harrison, MSN, Nursing/Education; Jesse Jalomo, MED, Instructional Technology; Rosalinda R. Jimenez, MSN, Nursing/Practitioner; David M. Jones, BGS, General Studies
McClean: Raymond A. Glass, BS, Sports/Exercise Sciences
Memphis: Steven D. Stewart, BA, Musical Theatre, C; Nikki L. Tribble, BGS, General Studies
Midland: Gabriel M. Elsner, BGS, General Studies
Nazareth: Matthew D. Kern, BSN, Nursing; Jill D. Schulte, BBA, Marketing, M
Paducah: Carla J. Rushin, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies, C
Pampa: Aaron P. Baker, BS, Engineering Technology; James B. Carter, BM, Music; Robert H; Taylor, MA, Interdisciplinary Studies; Mary M. Zamudio, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies
Panhandle: Amber K. Brinkley, BS, Communication Disorders; Kay L. McLaughlin, MBA, General Business/Management
Plainview: Daniel W. Mull, BGS, General Studies
Quanah: Winston W. Smith,BS,Psychology
Roswell, N.M.: Susan J. Glen, MED, Instructional Technology
Round Rock: Rachael E. Turner, MED, Educational Diagnostician
Rowlett: Shannon K. Reeves, BGS, General Studies
San Antonio: Christi L. Crawley, BGS, General Studies
Shin-Dan,Taiwan: Yu C. Chien, MED, Curriculum Instruction
Silverton: Donny M. Burson, BS, Agriculture/Animal Science
Snyder: Loy B. McSpadden, MA, Political Science
Starkville, Miss.: Murali M. Ayyanath, MS, Agriculture/Plant, Soil, Environmental Science
Sunray: Amber M. Mason, MS, Environmental Science
Taipei, Taiwan: Yen L. Yeh, MED, Curriculum Instruction
Tucumcari, N.M.: Shandalyn R. McKinley, BS, Interdisciplinary Studies
Tulia: Kenna D. Simon, MED, Reading
Vancouver, BC: Li-Chun Chen,MBA,General Business/Marketing; I-Che K. Wu, MBA, General Business/Computer Information Systems
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The Career Development Certificate program (CDCP) is a not-for credit program designed to aid students with their career development and transition to the workforce. The CDCP consists of eight modules covering the following topics:
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CDCP is offered in the Spring and Fall and meets every other Monday from 2-4pm. Students can enroll through MyCentral; the course number for the program is NC4000 and the fee for the program is $50. This fee includes all course materials and the admission to the Etiquette Dinner. The class is a point based system that requires students to achieve a minimum number of points to achieve certification.
Upon successful completion of the program, CDCP will appear on student transcripts, indicating to future employers that students are actively working to prepare themselves for the workforce.
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I'm sorry if my post title was somewhat misleading, but strangely enough, GameGuard will not boot up on my client.
Looking in my Trickster Online root folder, I have the GameGuard.des file---but Gameguard does not load.
I am able to get into the login screen but after inputting my account and password, it just hangs.
Now, it may seem bizarre that I want Gameguard installed on my computer, but honestly it isn't so much I want Gameguard (I've already signed the petition to remove it) as much as it is I find it odd that it should be there, and It should be running---but isn't.
No open processes related to it, no nothing----But obviously there should be. That's why I'm concerned.
If I could get gameguard to run, then i'd be able to try any and all of the various work arounds.
My computer runs an install of Windows 7 x64 Ultimate, so obviously gameguard is going to have issues with it, but looking through the forums I've yet to see anything of this.
In summary:
Trickter opens, no Errors.
No gameguard popup or processes.
Hangs at login screen.
Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
Other information that might be helpful:
Have installed and reinstalled several (5+) times. Have used Pando media booster twice, each time after clicking "Game start" on the launcher trickster immediately closes. No sign of gameguard
When installing an old version (Christmas 2010) I can actually open up the game to see the login screen, but if I have it do a file integrity check in order to force an update, then I jump to a background of Nyxx and Noxx 2012, and then that leads to what I explained above.
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HollyWood Stars NYE at Peacock Bar with Burlesque, Cabaret, Djs and Dancing All Night
Peacock Bar is proud to announce its "Hollywood Stars - The Best New Years Eve Party In The World Ever 2009"
The "Hollywood Stars" theme
The venue not to mentions staff will all be dressed in 30s, 40s 50s Hollywood attire so expect venetian masks, Marilyn Monroe films flickering on the walls, red carpet, Oscars, the whole works. Dressing up is optional but is strongly encouraged whether its 30s evening gowns, burlesque gear, black tie just as long as its glamorous (but yes guys jeans and trainers are fine too). Our hosts will be pouring complimentary sambucca and tequila for everyone making the effort
The show, DJ's and dancing
The evening kicks off early at 8pm with six shows by three performers with Djs in between. The first is our David Martini, a romantic singer in the Dean Martin mould who does so love bringing ladies on stage to sing too … and that's not all . The second is the beautiful and sultry burlesque singer Lady Adora, who likes nothing better than bringing bankers on stage and singing Hey Big Spender to them whilst they sit …. Having of course tied up them up . And to finish the shows why its Andy Winehouse …. only thing is she might be in a bit of a bad mood as so from Camden and she is so missing her Blakey
After the shows its Djs and dancing (whenever that might be!) with DaveDiskoJuice rubbish 80/90s cheesy Djs turning into Classic Ibizan house (you know the old stuff "Music Sounds Better With You etc) after 2amish for that real NYE party from yesteryear feel. That's all till 6am ish when its time for carriages and home
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Fancy going on stage? Well whether you like it or not our performers are looking for victims … ooops I mean volunteers from every table so tough ! You have the choice between our super smooth Dean Martin who will tell you how beautiful you before singing you a love song, our beautiful Lady Adora who would love to tie you to a chair whilst she sings Big Spender to you, or for the really brave …….Andy Winehouse who will positively unpleasant. Come on now don't be shy.
Oh and it's all recorded by our photographers for ever too.
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Sixth edition of the Globe Soccer Awards
From Dubai to Zurich the confirmation: whoever wins in the Emirates wins the Ballon d'Or
Dubai- Sixth edition of the Awards and Spain is still leading the way. After Real Madrid, with Florentino Perez, Carlo Ancelotti, Cristiano Ronaldo and James Rodriguez, the stars in 2014, the 2015edition of Globe Soccer turned the spotlight from the United Arab Emirates on to Barcelona, the champions of Spain, Europe and the World. Chairman Bartomeu and Lionel Messi collected four awards (Best President, Best Player, Best Club and Best Media Attraction) representing the only team which has managed to win club of the year twice since the award was created (the first time Pep Guardiola's Barcelona took the main prize).
Lionel Messi, who is acknowledged as the best number 10 in the world, wrote his name in the annals of the award and, just like Cristiano Ronaldo, two weeks after on 11 January 2016, took the FIFA award, the Ballon d'Or. The Award in Dubai foreshadowing the latter is becoming a kind of tradition, almost the passing of the baton to the game's top award.
Alongside Barcelona and Spain, the 2015 edition also celebrated the careers of two great champions, Andrea Pirlo and Frank Lampard, indicating Irmatov as the best referee of the year and Marc Wilmots, the Belgium manager, as the best coach, thanks to the first place he has gained with his national team in the FIFA ranking.
Benfica took the Award for its work with young players and another Portuguese, Jorge Mendes, managed the extraordinary feat of running up his sixth consecutive award out of six editions, obtaining his latest Award as Best Agent.
The novelty in 2015 came from the Gulf, with the Award in which Kooora.com had a key role as did the thousands of fans who sanctioned the victory of Yasir Al Shahrani in the competition for the award as Best GCC Player of the year. A 2-month survey involved 66 players representing 6 countries and will become a set appointment for the Globe Soccer Awards.


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The life of a cartoonist — The Moriarity Way
Pat Moriarity's 7-year-old son Jack is a sign person.
In one of the bathrooms at the Moriarity home in Port Orchard, one of Jack's handmade signs hangs next to the sink with instructions on "Washing Your Hands, The Moriarity Way."
Around the corner, hanging in the hallway is another treasured relic —a signed silk screen print of the ZAP comix #1 cover from legendary underground cartoonist R. Crumb — which dates back to the days that Moriarity senior was working as art director for Fantagraphics
Books and moonlighting as a comic book artist in early 1990's Seattle.
In 1997, he stepped down from the Fantagraphics office job, moved from Seattle to Port Orchard with his wife Lori shortly thereafter, and has been living and working as a freelance illustrator ever since — The Moriarity Way.
"You've got to go into it knowing that there are better ways to make a living," Moriarity said of freelancing, noting that he's never been all that financially motivated. "A lot of the jobs I do aren't even based on money ... When I die people aren't going to remember how much money I made. I've always just wanted to do cool stuff."
In the way of "cool stuff" he's already succeeded.
Moriarity made the Rolling Stone magazine Hot List in 1996 for his comic book series "Big Mouth," which featured his art with writers like Charles Bukowski, Harvey Pekar, Henry Rollins, even his own mother and his dentist (whomever made for interesting new characters to draw, he said).
Later, Moriarity did poster work for the burgeoning Warped Tour in 1997-99 and has done snippets of both poster and cover art for bands like Fat Tuesday, The Von Zippers, Pearl Jam and MxPx, in addition to illustrations for numerous publications like Seattle Weekly, Nickelodeon Magazine and National Geographic World Magazine for Kids.
Most recently, this past March, Moriarity was awarded an esteemed honor — The Golden Toonie, bestowed by the association Cartoonists Northwest signifying him as the Northwest's Cartoonist of the Year for 2007.
But at the top of the list of his most prized accomplishments, Moriarity said, is simply making a living as an artist.
"I feel like I've found a way to make living without having to deal with the bureaucracy, without having to have a boss that controls my fate," he said.
For some, like Moriarity, that's worth more than gold.
Though he's in his mid-40s, Moriarity is still a kid at heart. He still has long hair, still listens to punk rock and is still drawing monsters, dirty comics and other outlandishly whimsical cartoons in his garage-turned studio with a signed picture of the Meat Puppets on the wall.
While it definitely has its perks, especially when commissioned for a $1,000 piece for a national magazine or designing the cover for one of his favorite bands, the freelance lifestyle is also ripe with periods of uncertainty.
"And when the economy goes down, the first thing that goes in people's budgets is the whimsical cartoons for their magazine," Moriarity said with a nervous laugh.
But he's has been keeping his head above water, taking it one gig at a time. Recent projects include illustrating a chapter of one of Pulitzer-Prize winning author Studs Terkel's books called "Working," designing a movie poster for a Big Foot-centric horror flick called "Paper Dolls" and creating the Seattle International Film Festival's long-lost rejected mascot — a multiple-tongued, monocular, creature named Siffy who wears perforated plastic footwear and a black beret.
"Even though I do irrational drawings, there's a rational reasoning behind them, like there was a reason to draw this monster," he said, pointing to the SIFF mascot which will appear in the film festival's program in May. "There's a side of me that's wacky and there's a side of me that's very rational."
Case in point, Moriarity's segue from the somewhat constricting but idyllic career of being solely a comic book artist in the city to the slightly more lucrative life of a quasi-famous freelance illustrator in Port Orchard.
"Getting paid for being a comic book artist is negligent ... it's like being a poet," Moriarity said. "Fame and money are not always connected, they're almost polar opposites sometimes."
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The Gold Coast Jazz Society has carried out its stated mission of presenting, preserving, and perpetuating jazz over its ten years of existence, and the society gives itself a pat on the back this Wednesday with a Founders' Dinner and Concert.
Having fomented a variety of concerts, a jazz festival, and educational programs and scholarships, the society's place in Florida's jazz scene is secure. The Broward Center for the Performing Arts is the perfect venue for the dinner and concert: Many of the events brought about under the society's auspices have taken place at the center.
The dinner begins at 5:30 p.m. with musical entertainment by Simon Salz, music director of the Gold Coast Jazz Society Band. But while good food and tunes are expected at the dinner, the real entertainment begins at 7:45 p.m., when a jazz quintet supergroup takes the stage. The band is made up of drummer Duffy Jackson, pianist John Bunch, bassist Joel Forbes, tenor saxophonist Harry Allen, and clarinetist Ken Peplowski. All of these men have lengthy résumés, but it is Allen and Peplowski whom most jazz aficionados would recognize.
The Gold Coast Jazz Society's Founders' Dinner and Concert
New River Room in the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, 201 SW Fifth Ave., Fort Lauderdale
Wednesday, January 9. The dinner begins at 5:30 p.m., while the concert starts at 7:45 p.m. Tickets cost $60 for the dinner or $15, $25, or $30 for the concert alone. Call 954-462-0222.
Allen is something of a newcomer, at least compared to his fellows in the quintet. After graduating from Rutgers University, he got his first gig replacing Zoot Sims in a recording with, dauntingly enough, George Masso, Bucky Pizzarelli, Ruby Braff, and Bunch, all of them about 40 years his senior. But he must have done something right with the old guys, for that gig has led to a successful career as a supporting musician, both in the studio and on the road.
Peplowski, as overzealous swing fans may know, cut his teeth with Tommy Dorsey's ghost orchestra before playing with Benny Goodman, a move that has led many people to proclaim him Goodman's successor. Even Mel Tormé, another performer Peplowski backed, once said that the clarinetist is one of the few who can fill Goodman's void. Strong words from the Velvet Fog.
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- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Children's club (free)
- Waterslide
- Pool umbrellas
- Free WiFi
- Beach umbrellas
- Beach sun loungers
- Pool sun loungers
- Beach towels
- Meeting rooms
- Free beach shuttle
- Outdoor tennis courts - 2
- Number of floors - 1
- 24-hour front desk
- Supervised childcare/activities (free)
- Arcade/game room
- Total number of rooms - 219
- Bar/lounge
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Snack bar/deli
- Multilingual staff
- Beach bar
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
- Tennis on site
- Garden
- Children's pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Outdoor pools
- Children's pool
- Waterslide
- Supervised childcare/activities (free)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Outdoor tennis courts
- Children's club (free)
- Snack bar/deli
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Arcade/game room
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Satellite TV service
- Balcony or patio
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Free toiletries
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Bathtub only
- In-room safe
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
Where to Eat
Main Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Nearby Things to Do
2 outdoor swimming pools are on site along with a children's pool. Other recreational amenities include outdoor tennis courts and a waterslide.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Scuba diving nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Beach volleyball on site
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
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.
Hotel Registry Number - 1476K13A0324500
Optional extras
- A late check-out fee will be charged
- An in-room safe is available for an additional fee
Hotel Name
- Family Village Beach Hotel
- Mitsis Family Beach
- Mitsis Family Beach Hotel
- Mitsis Family Village
- Mitsis Family Village Beach
- Mitsis Family Village Beach Hotel
- Mitsis Family Village Beach Hotel Kos
- Mitsis Family Village Beach Kos
- Mitsis Family Village Hotel
- Mitsis Village Family Hotel
- Mitsis Family Village Beach Hotel All Inclusive Kos
- Mitsis Family Village Beach Hotel All Inclusive
We should mention
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 1500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
National Rating
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