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Both scored, either side of a Michael Carrick header, to significantly boost their top-four hopes, with the striker's celebration responding to a recent video of him boxing
England and United captain Rooney headed into Sunday's match amid an unusual media furore after footage emerged of him being supposedly floored in a mock boxing bout with Stoke City full-back Phil Bardsley at his home.
Rooney ensured he had the last laugh with a boxing-themed celebration when he put United 3-0 ahead in the 34th minute, completing a first half where nothing went right for the visitors at Old Trafford.
|By Paul Macdonald
Manchester United have all but ended Tottenham's top-four challenge with a commanding 3-0 win at Old Trafford that should provide some relief after a difficult week for Louis van Gaal.
Tottenham may have been terrible but in the opening 45 minutes the likes of Wayne Rooney, Michael Carrick and Marouane Fellaini gave Spurs little time to settle and were clinical when the chances came their way.
United's problems are far from solved but head to Anfield in seven days time with their confidence returned, in what could be a season-defining clash.
But they were faced with a relentless United side as goals from Marouane Fellaini and Michael Carrick inside the first 20 minutes set Louis van Gaal's men on the way to a victory that leaves them just two points behind misfiring neighbours Manchester City, who are second.
The excellent Carrick was one of three players to come into the United line-up following Monday night's dispiriting FA Cup quarter-final loss to Arsenal, alongside Juan Mata and Phil Jones, while Danny Rose was preferred to Ben Davies at left-back in Tottenham's only change.
There was an initially nervy start from United as David de Gea spared Jones from an embarrassing own goal in the third minute following a rash backpass.
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Roles were reversed 10 minutes later when Fellaini's attempt from Mata's in-swinging corner was partially cleared and Carrick calmly picked his spot with a fine header against his former club.
United were cutting Spurs to ribbons down the left flank, a state of affairs that prompted Pochettino to replace winger Andros Townsend with Mousa Dembele.
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from £120 / night help Price for guests, Nights
Dachita – Home 11248 Villa
- 2 bedrooms
- 5 sleeps
- 3 nights min stay
Dachita – Home 11248
- Villa
- 2 bedrooms
- sleeps 5
- 3 nights min stay
Top Review
Villa / 2 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 5
Key Info
- Beach / lakeside relaxation
- Nearest beach 3 km
- Swimming pool
- Child friendly
- Car advised
- Air conditioning
- Ask about pets
- Private garden
Description from owner
Situated in a quiet and private position near the seaside of Nerja, this property benefits from three terraces and its own swimming pool, perfectly located for soaking up the Spanish sun.
Located in an elevated position in Frigiliana and offering extensive views across the valley with Nerja and the coastline to the South and the stunning background of the Andalucian mountains to the North, this amazing Frigiliana villa can really boast one of the most enviable places. Shops, bars & restaurants are within a short drive. The guests can either make use of the regular bus service or, for the more adventurous, take a walk along the river bed to the bustling town of Nerja and stunning village of Frigiliana.
This cosy detached Frigiliana villa, dating back to 1975, has been meticulously maintained and improved by the owners, Javier and Rosario. The most recent refurbishment, completed in 2010, provides a spacious open plan living and dining area with patio doors leading onto
Situated in a quiet and private position near the seaside of Nerja, this property benefits from three terraces and its own swimming pool, perfectly located for soaking up the Spanish sun.
Located in an elevated position in Frigiliana and offering extensive views across the valley with Nerja and the coastline to the South and the stunning background of the Andalucian mountains to the North, this amazing Frigiliana villa can really boast one of the most enviable places. Shops, bars & restaurants are within a short drive. The guests can either make use of the regular bus service or, for the more adventurous, take a walk along the river bed to the bustling town of Nerja and stunning village of Frigiliana.
This cosy detached Frigiliana villa, dating back to 1975, has been meticulously maintained and improved by the owners, Javier and Rosario. The most recent refurbishment, completed in 2010, provides a spacious open plan living and dining area with patio doors leading onto the extensive terrace with stunning views. The thoughtful layout of the terrace offers both shaded and sunbathing areas along with a purpose-built brick barbecue.
Throughout the Frigiliana villa are found a number of examples of handmade items of natural materials, skillfully produced by local craftsmen. From the clay plant pots to the hand painted wall tiles you will really appreciate the close attention to every detail. The Frigiliana villa is located in the area known as Cortijos San Rafael, between the towns of Nerja and Frigiliana in the Axarquia (east coast of Malaga). It is easily accessible, only 45 minutes drive from Malaga airport and about 300 metres from the MA-5105 road. The house, #2, Mirador de los Almachares, is accessible via the "Camino de la Maquinilla".
This Frigiliana villa entrance is through a large courtyard (paved with handmade clay bricks) filled with pots and a small garden on the right. Through its wooden door (painted in ultramarine blue like the windows of the house, giving a Mediterranean character to the Frigiliana villa), you enter the main level where you will find the dining room, kitchen, living room, bathroom and master bedroom.
The dining area, with a table and four chairs, overlooks the courtyard. In the living room you will find a comfortable sofa, two convenient and comfortable armchairs, a coffee table and an handmade entertainment unit with a TV (English / Spanish / German / French etc. channels), DVD, radio and CD player (with an assortment of DVDs and CDs). From this room, where there is also a wood stove, through the patio door, you will find a large terrace covered with a pergola overlooking the sea, the country and the mountains. This terrace is wonderful in summer and winter and has a table, four chairs and a purpose-built brick barbecue.
The sunny master bedroom on the first floor (with a double bed, wardrobe and bedside tables), has a special feel. The original headboard was designed and made by a local artist using materials such as hand-forged iron, wood and stone. This bedroom gets plenty of light through the glass door, with a view of the huge terrace overlooking the main house where there is an ancient Algarrobo (Carob, a protected native tree from the Frigiliana area).
From the living room down a staircase is the newly constructed second bedroom with two single beds, wardrobe, bedside table and bookcase (with many Spanish and English books). This bedroom has its own pretty en-suite bathroom (with shower, sink and toilet) with a view of the back of the property. The practical, well equipped kitchen has all modern day conveniences including a fridge/freezer, dishwasher, mini oven/microwave, butane gas hob, electric kettle, coffee maker, iron and ironing board, extractor hood, fire detector, toaster, juicer and everything you need for your holiday pleasure.
The newly remodeled family bathroom on the main floor is decorated with hand-painted tiles and has a wash basin, large walk-in shower with natural light flooding through glass block detailing. A hair dryer is also provided. The water is heated by solar panels. The washing machine is in an annex off the house near the stairs to the upper terrace and the swimming pool.
The pool was recently equipped with a new ecological water purification system, eliminating the need for chlorine, which is better for the guests and the environment. It is approximately 6' long by 3' deep (1.4/ 1.8 metres.) At the end of the pool, you will see a hand cut mosaic made by a local artist, the theme of which is a particularly striking sun. There are chaise-longues with cushions, a table, four chairs and a large sunshade.
The Frigiliana villa Dachita has air conditioning and heating,( 50,00€ extra charge,optional) a secure broadband Internet connection (WIFI-DSL) free of charge, and a parking space for our guests' private use.
Further details
It has two-bedrooms, so Dachita is best suited for up to two / four adults, or for a couple with one or two children.
Further details indoors
Facilities include a fridge-freezer, a dishwasher,a hob, a mini-oven, a washing machine, a CD-radio, Spanish & English satellite TV. Air conditioning cold/warm ( extra charge 50,00€, optional ) and a a wood-burning stove. A good selection of English books and CDs is also provided.
In our prices ( winter ) incluide 2 basket wood for log fire. If our guest required more is a extra charge (8,00€ for basket)
Now we incluide BBC and ITV channels TV.
Further details outdoors
Outdoors the house has a small garden, three terraces and a barbecue. The rooftop terrace has wonderful views of the mountains and sea, and a pool (5.5 x 3 metres) for soaking and cooling in the Spanish sun.
Location description from owner
The Andalucia region
In the most Oriental region of the province of Málaga, literally embraced by the Mediterranean sea and mountain rages of Almijara and Tejeda , lies the Axarquía territory. Its particular geographic location, linked to the protection offered by its wild naturalsurroundings, create a subtropical microclimate that is unique within the European continent: mild winters, hot summers and a noted lack of precipitacions that guarantee more than 300 days of sun a year.
And even further east, nearly bordering the province of Granada to the northeast, with its 40 Km2 and its 2.200 h. is Frigiliana. It is one of the open doors to the Natural Park of the Mountain Ranges of Almijara, Tejeda and Alhama, included since 1999 in the Red de Espacios Naturales Protegidos de Andalucia ( RENPA ) (web of protected Natural Enviroments of Andalucia), a title that makes justice to these ridges, a cradle of history and legend, moorish rebellions, bandits, and smuggling.
Our village, given its situation between the sea and the mountains, offers many possibilities for walking along different routes where you can enjoy the beautiful panoramic views. With our Almijara Mountains in the background you will truly feel as though you are walking in paradise.
The property is 3 kms from the seaside town of Nerja and 3 kms from the charming old village of Frigiliana.
The historic quarter of the town of Frigiliana, and with in it the Mudéjar Quarter, represents a monumental grouping that some authors have named the most popular architectural structure of Arab origin in existence in the province of Málaga. To this among others, is owed the prize received in 1982 of the I Premio Nacional de Embellecimiento de los Pueblos de España ( 1st National Prize for the Embellishment and improvement of the Spanish Towns).
At present, the Historic Quarter has begun its filing for its declaration of Artistic Historical Grouping.
Sports:- In this village we have a gymnasium and semi Olympic size swimming pool. There is also a covered sports complex where there are always different sporting activities taking place. All this is available to the public at very reasonable prices.
Culture:- Even though this is a small village, we are proud of having had a long and great history, with visible origins from the Neolithic period. Frigiliana has a small but very interesting museum, with various relics and artefacts which were found in an ancient burial place situated on a small hill on a private property only 1km from the centre.
This recently opened museum, which you will find in the beautiful Apero, is now the cultural centre of Frigiliana where is also housed the municipal library and Tourism Office, and in a building of fascinating architectural merit we also have a gallery and art exhibition centre, again open to the public.
Of particular interest is the collection of mural tiles which you can see as you walk along the old streets. As you follow each of these you can get to see some of the history of our village (in particular the Battle of the Penon), depicted in a most original way.
Should you wish to organise a longer excursion, in 90 minutes you could be visiting the Alhambra Palace in Granada, or in a couple of hours you could be at the Mezquita in Cordoba, or visiting the beautiful and fascinating city of Seville.
For almost every season there are typical and popular fiestas, where visitors can join in the festivities with the local people.
FESTIVITIES AND TRADITIONS.- In chronologiclal order.
DIA DE SAN SEBASTIAN.- 20 January
Until 1967 the patron's feasts were celebrated around this day, but for climatological reasons, that usually did not contribute to the celebration, was changed to the month of June in honor of St. Anthony of Padua. Currently this date is exclusively celebrate religiously , with a procession and various gaming acts.
CARNIVAL ( first Saturday in March ).-
As with many Spanish villages, Frigiliana, does not remain aside in this secular tradition in wich the village rids itself or prejudice and goes out on the street with the most unusual costumes in order to mock the various current topics.
HOLY WEEK ( March / April )
Begins its celebration and processional acts the Friday prior to the Passion, Death and Resurrection. So then, on the Viernes de Dolores the brotherhood of this name, whose origins go back to the year 1771, is the only one that can come out in procession at this time. The rest of the religious acts and confraternities, begining with the Domingo de Ramos, keep their paralellims with the other celebrations of the Andalusian context in regards to the Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Sunday. Still slightly different, due to the baroque spirit of the Frigiliana Easter, is the maximum expression of the Procesión de Ntra. Sra. de la Soledad that takes place on the first hours of the morning of Good Friday to Glory Saturday. It is here that the magical meaning of the Passion and Death gathers thousands of people in the streets of the village to be able to comtemplate this image accompanied by its confraternity. made exclusively by women that, rigurously wearing black, sing Marian chants submerged in the absolute darkness of the Moorish Quarter.
- 3rd of May Day of the Crosses ( Dia de la Cruz )
This festivity, brought back by the Confraternities Association in 1981 after is temporary abolishment the Civil War, shows the year´s most beautiful image giving tribute to the season of flowers. It is tru that this celebration does in fact take place in other corners in andalucia, but we have to agree on the fact that they will never have the same stage to be shown that in the streets, squares, ledges and corners of Frigiliana.
With the break of day all quarters wake up in unison to prepare the floral monuments and the typical dishes and sweets that will later be offered to the visitor in the late afternoon, while the Musical Band , The Choir and Dance Groups visit one by one all the Crosses of all the neighborhoods. As a cloncluding event, in the Chuch´s square a popular evening party takes place until well into the morning.
-La Feria and Romeria of our patron saint St Anthony ( around the 13th of June )
Patronal festivities in honor of San Antonio de Padua, patron of the church that carries his name. The main act being the Romería in which the image of the Patron Saint is taken to the pines of the Higuerón River. This tradition conmemorates the Christian visctory over the moors in the Battle of Frigiliana´s Rock in June 11, 1569.
Other Feria elements that gather hundreds of tourists and people of neighboring villages to Frigiliana is the encierro de vaquillas ( running of the bulls ) that takes place during the early hours of the last day of the celebration.
Cultural and gaming activities of interest:
Cante Flamenco " Villa de Frigiliana " contest.
May and June .- International Festival of Choir and Dances.
July - August Rock concerts, Campus Villa de Frigiliana ( Campus Basket ball )
- In July we have important musical concerts
- August: popular dance shows from different parts of the world.
The 3 Cultures Festival.
The 3 Cultures Festival of Frigiliana is a mixture of festivities and culture and was created in 2006, the idea came from the local government group who wanted to promote the village as a quality tourist destination within the province combining culture, cuisine, music and theatre…. An amalgamation of activities that attracts literally thousands of people to Frigiliana.
Without a doubt the tapa route is one of the most popular activities with the vast majority of visitors taking part. The idea is simple, we offer a wide range of tapas that include a drink for just 1,50€. It wasn´t created as a competition however, every year hundreds of people pack the streets to complete the route so they can collect their commemorative festival t-shirt. Other people prefer to enjoy the celebrations at a slower pace with friends.
Gastronomy is also very apparent at the festival, each year, various restaurants design menus that are relative to the 3 cultures theme offering Sephardic, Arabic or Christian menus, not usually offered throughout the rest of the year.
Frigiliana´s 3 Cultures Festival is lived on the street and revolves around the 3 Cultures Market area. There are over a 150 stalls throughout the historic part of Frigiliana, this is inevitably the place to be should you visit during the festival.
The festival however goes way beyond the market area, whilst here you will encounter various artists providing street entertainment; even fire shows at night, not to mention the various workshops and craftsmen… there are thousands of people wandering through the streets.
There is also the Cultural Centre, a 17th century building that houses film screenings, conferences and exhibitions especially sourced for each annual festival.
In addition, the cultural centre situated in the casa del Apero offers the perfect, cosy setting for outdoor concerts shown every evening throughout the festival. The larger crowd pulling concerts will be based only 500 metres away in the Plaza de las 3 Culturas.
All day long, from the church square to the Parque de Andalucia, the streets of Frigiliana emanate life and are full of fun and festivities.
Theatre groups are active throughout the day, on our walk through the streets you could be attacked by medieval characters performing live thatre! Or we could be met by performing belly dancers. If we manage to get to Calle Zacatin, we will see the craftsmen at work in this, the most emblematic street in the village. Whilst walking through the streets background music will be continually playing, transporting us to times gone by.
The Frigiliana 3 Cultures Festival offers the visitor a fun-filled experience hard to match in other areas of the province. The culture is represented by way of conferences and film, giving us an insight in to our past and other cultures.
We can´t forget the gastronomy, tapas or specially prepared cultural menus, nor can we forget the music, a selection of music prepared for the festival, leaving the more commercial sounds for the rest of the year.
Any tourist visiting our province during the festival should make the effort to come and see this beautiful village situated in the Axarquia.
- December: traditional Midnight Mass, and New Year's Eve is celebrated in a wonderful, friendly atmosphere in the church square.
When you wish to eat you can enjoy a great variety of dishes served in our very many restaurants, where you can discover a quality and excellence which you will never forget.
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- Great for children of all ages
- Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner
- Cot available
- High chair available
Bed & bathroom
- 1 Double Bed, 2 Single Beds, 1 Cot available
- 1 En suite, 1 Shower room
- Wi-Fi available
- Air conditioning
- Private outdoor pool (unheated)
- Private garden
- Solarium or roof terrace
- Balcony or terrace
- Sea view
- Internet access
- Fireplace
- Safe
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
- Clothes dryer
- Iron
- High chair available
- Satellite TV
- DVD player
- CD player
- Hair dryer
- Linen provided
- Towels provided
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- Parking
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
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- Payment
- This rental can only be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal (never by bank or wire transfer).
- Smoking
- Yes, smoking allowed
- Cancellation policy
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About the owner
Javier And Rosario V.
- Average reply time:
- 2 hours 37 minutes
- Response rate:
- 100%
- Calendar updated::
- 19 May 2017
- Years listed:
- 11
- Based in:
- Spain
- Overall rating:
Languages spoken: English, French, Spanish
This Villa has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and sleeps 5. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 05 May 2006. Located in Frigiliana, it has 28 reviews with an overall rating of 5. The average weekly rate varies from £440 to £860.
The Owner has a response rate of 100% and the property's calendar was last updated on 19 May 2017.
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"Just right"
Dachita was just right. It´s pretty and quiet, with all the amenities you could want. A good size house with a rooftop pool for warmer weather, a lovely outside terrace, comfortable beds and showers etc. Its also a nice walk to Frigiliana via La Molineta, close to Nerja, and within easy reach of the airport in Malaga. We took walks up into the mountains behind Frigiliana, which are very beautiful as is the town. I got some writing done as well. We mostly cooked at Dachita but also went out a couple of times and the food was great. Javier and Rosario are excellent hosts respecting privacy but at the same time attentive, as the preparations for our arrival showed. The house was squeaky clean and we even had a welcome package including food and a lovely bottle of wine. My parents had stayed, years back, in the house in front which is also belongs to J and R. Our hosts still remember my parents and have sent them Christmas cards yearly from Spain! Lovely human beings.
Owner's reply: Queridos amigos: Gracias por vuestro bonito y cálido mensaje. Nos sentimos muy bien después de tantos años, volver a tenerte de nuevo por aquí. Los [--] siempre son bienvenidos. Por favor transmite nuestros mejores deseos a tus padres, a los que siempre recordamos. Deseamos volver a veros pronto, y quizá con la preciosa Sara. Cuidaos mucho y recibid un fuerte y sincero abrazo. Rosario, Javier y familia
"It was best holiday in my life!"
Dears Rosario and Javier! We spent a wonderful holiday within 10 days in Dachita in March 2012. We were very-very sad to leave the Spain. Specially we still miss your beautiful house - Dachita. We liked this house so much! In the house was all the necessary for enjoyable life. Dachita is very homelike and cosiness house. It was exactly for us - for 4 friends. I can say, that it was my best holiday in my life. I am at home now, but may soul is in Spain still. We like Frigiliana so much. It is a very beautiful place. Rosario and Javier, you are very-very lovely and friendly. It was very nice to meet you. I hope to meet you again and spend the holiday in Dachita. Maybe next year... We are very happy for beautiful holiday! Thank you so much! Virge, Olga, Helle and Kalle
"What a fabulous place!"
We're about to go back for a fourth time to this wonderful haven. Javier, Rosario and their children are discreet but very welcoming hosts. Quiet but, not too quiet. Small but, not too small. Just about right if you want a get away from it all holiday that's not too far from family oriented nightlife and great beaches.
"Lovely holiday in Dachita"
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Welcome to Alihi Lani #3 at Poipu Beach. As you enter the door you are immediately drawn to the splendor of the Pacific Ocean directly in front of you. New Air Conditioning units installed in the bedrooms can provide cooling throughout the open setting, although the prevailing ocean trade-winds supply natural air flow. As many of our guests mention in their reviews, "The pictures don't do it justice, the view is spectacular!"
Our premier ocean front condo has been completely upgraded with classic Hawaiian decor, including new living room furniture. Stroll on the cool natural stone floor throughout, enjoy the upgraded cherry cabinets, granite counters and stainless appliances in the brand new kitchen, or relax watching your favorite sports or movies on 3 flat screen TVs. HDTV cable service is provided, including a wide variety of music channels.
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The Guest Bedroom includes two twin beds that can be combined to make into a Queen sized bed if desired, and a small flat screen TV. The second bathroom is right around the corner from this room, and includes a newly vanity, mirror and upgraded stone shower.
Initial supplies of local island soap, shampoo and conditioner, along with Kauai coffee and cookies, are provided to make your first morning on the island special. All of your towels and linens are provided, along with a full size washer and dryer for your use. Laundry detergent is provided.
Relax in the sun at our private pool, cook your meals on our 2 new Weber BBQ gas grills, or take a short walk to the sandy beaches. The nearest beach is located 2 blocks east of us in front of the Sheraton Hotel. Hawaiian state law declares all beaches are public for everyone to enjoy. Beach chairs, Boogie Boards, towels, mats, an umbrella and a portable cooler are available for your use.
Stock up at the Costco in Lihue and get ready to relax in our prime location on the south shore of Kauai. The small village of Koloa is within a mile and has a Big Save grocery store which will meet most of your food and beverage needs.
Our property is fully licensed with the State of Hawaii to collect General Excise Tax (GE-123-225-7024-01) and Transient Accommodations Tax (TA-123-225-7024-01). We welcome your rental inquiries and promise to make your rental experience memorable.
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Our first visit to Kauai in 2004 made a lasting impression and resulted in our purchase of this property the following year. Our desire is to provide an upscale home away from home for visitors tired of the hotel experience.
Our family had a great experience staying at Alihi Lani #3. The condo was even better than we hoped for. Everything was clean and organized, which made settling in that much easier. The kitchen and bathrooms are new and updated and we found the entire condo to be furnished well and very comfortable. The view from the lanai is amazing! We saw several sea turtles swimming in the surf just in front of the condo as well as multiple pods of dolphins and occasional whale blows/spouts while hanging out on the lanai or in one of the lounge chairs by the pool. The position for #3 is ideal because while on the lanai you can't see the adjacent condos in the complex and it's also an end unit so no neighbors on the bedrooms side. It feels very private and secluded. The pool and BBQs are just steps away and are very well maintained. There is a very nice sandy beach in front of the Sheraton just a few minutes walk from the condo and also several great places to snorkel nearby. We will definitely try to stay here again the next time we're on the south shore of Kauai.
We stayed with our two kids, 2 and 4. With our stroller, we could walk everywhere, beaches, groceries and shopping. Awesome sunsets, great private pool, and a very comfy suite. So awesome. Also, Ron was a pleasure to deal with. Great experience from start to finish. Would definitely return in a heartbeat.
We had a fabulous stay! The ocean view is outstanding! Ron is a dream to work with and the condo feels like "home". Allen, the "pool guy" was great too. Saw him later working at "1849" restaurant and he comp'ed us free desserts! Everything is within walking distance from this beautiful unit! Mahalo Ron!!
This unit is incredible! To begin with, the ocean view from the unit is unreal. It also has a very nice back deck that has a great eating table where you can (and should) eat your meals. Watching sunsets at dinner was a great way to wind down after long days of being outside. The unit was well stocked with beach towels, beach chairs, boogie boards, and snorkeling gear. It has a great washer and dryer (not all units have these in Hawai, we have found) and air conditioning. One of the best features about air conditioning in Kauai is that it provides white noise so you can't hear all of the roosters crowing early in the morning (they are all over the island!). The unit is in small complex, which means you can really utilize the beautiful swimming pool and not feel crowded. Another nice feature is that parking is easy, as the spaces are quite wide (another rarity for space challenged Hawaii). In terms of location, the unit is located within walking distance to a very nice beach in front of the Sheraton and a good overlooked snorkeling place called Koloa Landing (boat ramp) which in my opinion has the best snorkeling on the southern part of Kauai). You can also walk to the two main shopping centers in Poipu from this unit. Overall, if you are looking to have a Kauai vacation, I would strongly recommend this unit. My family of four (2 kids aged 10 and 8) absolutely loved it. I would definitely stay here again if we visit Kauai in the future.
First time at Alihi Lani. Best combination of ocean front and pool access of any property we have stayed at on Kauai. Loved it.
Alihi Lani #3 is a great place to stay - all the prior comments about location and proximity to beaches, snorkeling ( Koloa Landing is less than a qtr mile and one of our favorite places to snorkel - many turtles every time we went out) surfing and good restaurants are spot on. The property is nicely furnished and our family of four was very comfortable. We really enjoyed having sunset barbecues by the pool overlooking the sea. Would highly recommend and hope to be back again. I also would note that the owner Ron is very prompt, professional and helpful.
Approximately 20 miles west of the Lihue Airport.
1 mile south of the village of Koloa, which includes several churches, groceries, restaurants and a bank/ATM.
The Poipu Beach area includes several hotels, restaurants and two interesting shopping areas.
Other Activities: Wildlife viewing, boating, shopping, golfing, kayaking, snorkeling.
Golf: Kiahuna Golf Course is less than 1 mile, and the Poipu Bay Golf Course is about a mile and one half to the east. This was the former site of the PGA Grand Slam of Golf and is a very challenging course along the south shore of Kauai.
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Standard - 2017
May 1 2017 - Dec 15 2017
4 night minimum stay
Dec 16 2017 - Jan 1 2018
10 night minimum stay
Peak - 2018
Jan 2 2018 - Apr 30 2018
4 night minimum stay
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Style and atmosphere inside the game:Mystery Solitaire: Secret Island is a challenging game that features bright high quality graphics, diverse sound effects and thrilling drum music. The game possesses solid storyline that begins with impressive introduction and continues with numerous cut-scenes. In-game options allow adjusting card design, hints, music, sound effects, screen mode and hardware acceleration. It is interesting to play for both novices and experienced players, since there are such useful options as undo, shuffle and hint. All-in-all, Mystery Solitaire: Secret Island is a good game that show originality in storyline and game play, though is limited to one game mode.
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In the never ending training schedule switcheroo, today (Friday) was Saturday while tomorrow (Saturday) will be Sunday. Monday was Tuesday and vice versa, Wednesday stayed the same, and Thursday became my off-day. Somewhere in the shuffle a 7-mile run got ditched, but I'm sure it wasn't that important. Besides, when I was
bitching about discussing the half Ironman training plan with my coach when he sent it to me 257 months ago, I said that I was sure it was a bad idea for me to run more than 4 days per week.
So today being Saturday as far as training plans go, I was scheduled to ride 50 – 65 miles. I switched things up for two reasons: 1. I like riding when the weather is nice, and Friday's forecast was much better than Saturday's. 2. My husband is racing Giant Acorn Sprint on Sunday so training on that day is pretty much out, which means I need to save Saturday for my long run. Â The only spanner (that's English for wrench) in the works was that I had offered to help my son's 4th grade glass decorate VA cookies. They have been learning about the different regions of Virginia – Piedmont, Blue Ridge, Appalachian Plateau, etc. (yes, by default I have been learning too) – and the highlight of this project is decorating a VA-shaped cookie to show the different regions.
While I was asked to help decorate, I was not asked to actually bake a cookie, which is a good thing, because I didn't even realize that our cookie (kids worked in pairs, with a cookie between them and one adult helping) was upside down. Thankfully, an astute parent who actually knows what Virginia looks like flipped it over before I could really mess things up. It would have been so much easier if we lived in a rectangular state like Colorado or Wyoming. Mind you, it's a good thing we don't live in Hawaii or Alaska…
The kids used different frosting colors to highlight the regions, a twizzler to show the Fall line, skittles for the state capitol and other major cities…their guess was as good as mine as to the location of those…brown sprinkles for the coal-producing Appalachian Plateau, red skittles for apple-producing regions, and so on. When they were finished, each pair's VA Cookie was brightly-colored, gooey, sticky, and covered in approximately 3 billion grams of sugar. We cut the giant cookies in half so each child could take some home. We had some of ours for dessert tonight. I believe I ate the entire Appalachian Plateau.
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Mumbai, Sep 1: Ahead of the nationwide strike called by trade unions tomorrow, Union Minister Bandaru Dattatreya today blamed the previous UPA rule for the issues faced by the workers and claimed that the present government has accomplished more than what was done in last 45 years.
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"From 2004-2014, they (the UPA government) were unable to take the issue seriously. But, it was the NDA which in the last two years has taken pro-worker decisions. More decisions have been taken in two years than what was done in the last 45 years," he said here.
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"We had a discussion with trade unions, we want a harmonious working condition and now it is up to their wisdom to continue with the strike or not," Dattatreya said.
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We are working on a similar pattern for agricultural workers as well. We will soon revise their minimum wages as well." Dattatreya also alleged that after taking a review of his department, it was found that there a "misinformation campaign" is underway. "I had come to Mumbai to take a review of my department.
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Two teams on two very different paths will face off tonight in the hopes of securing the victory in the centennial edition of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. Real Salt Lake is the popular choice to win it all, but they've had their hearts broken before.
RSL has been one of the storylines of the MLS season. Head coach Jason Kreis has taken what was supposed to be a rebuilding year and kept the Utah side not only in the playoff picture, but with an outside chance at the Supporters' Shield as well, all while fending off repeated questions about his contract status.
RSL has relied heavily on their young depth to secure results, especially throughout its march to Tuesday night's Open Cup final at Rio Tinto Stadium. Players like forwards Devon Sandoval and Joao Plata have contributed mightily to the best Open Cup tournament that RSL has ever had.
Real Salt Lake had a decidedly favorable path in the tournament, only facing one MLS team (the Portland Timbers) and never having to leave the friendly confines of Rio Tinto Stadium. They need just one more victory to secure their first championship since their 2009 MLS Cup victory and it will come in a match in which they are heavily favored.
At first glance this is a match that RSL should win easily. United, despite logging an abysmal 3-21-6 record, have miraculously made it to the final and RSL find themselves repeating a bit of history.
RSL was inches away from CONCACAF Champions League glory in 2011. After they had tied 2-2 away at Monterrey, their victory in the return leg seemed all but assured. Things didn't exactly goes as planned, however, and the sting of seeing Mexican club, Monterrey, celebrate on their home field has lingered with the claret-and-cobalt. Kreis and Co. will look to replace that memory with a celebration of their own.
D.C. United is clearly no Monterrey but the stakes are the same. Win and you're champions, lose and you go home empty-handed. The team that secures victory will receive $250,000 and a coveted berth in the 2014-15 edition of Champions League.
All bets will be off when the whistle blows Tuesday night and RSL will hold nothing back searching for a measure of redemption.
What do you think Real Salt Lake's chances are of winning the U.S. Open Cup at home on Tuesday night? Do you see United putting up a test? Who or what is the key to the game for RSL?
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As an RBNY supporter, I'm pulling for RSL. I'd especially like to see DC lose on a questionable PK just so we can see Ben Olsen lose his mind one last time before he is fired.
Either that or RSL wins 5-0.
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As someone who cares about the Concacaf Champions League, I have to root for RSL. I want that birth in the CCL to go to a team who can seriously compete in the Champions League. Plus this opens another position for one of our best teams should RSL qualify through either the supporter's shield or by making the MLS Cup final.
You make a good point re: double qualification. Would love to see the team with the 2nd best record get a CCL spot.
If memory serves – and sometimes it doesn't – RSL lost the CCL final in 2011, not 2010. At any rate, good luck to both teams. I'm not a fan of either, but I'll be rooting for RSL since their CCL chances are better.
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Enrico Caruso's golden chord, which kept the world so enthralled, first began to fade at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn on December 11th 1920. There, in the first act of Donizetti's opera, L'Elisir d'Amore, leaning on the shoulder of whichever chorus member happened to be closest to him, Caruso filled handkerchief after handkerchief with blood as he struggled to sing through the pain of a hemorrhaged vessel in his throat.
During a prolonged 45 minute intermission Caruso was examined by his physician and forbidden from continuing with his performance. As the intermission dragged on, the audience -- especially the 300 standees -- grew nervous and attempted to hasten the beginning of the second act by breaking into sudden outbursts of applause, but it was all to no avail. Members of the orchestra appeared on stage only to retrieve their instruments and head home for the night. The musicians were in turn followed by the opera company's Press Representative, William J. Guard who, begging for the indulgence of the audience, explained: "I regret to inform you that shortly before this evening's performance Mr. Caruso burst a small blood vessel in his throat. I assure you the injury is not serious, but despite the artist's protest he has been peremptorily forbidden by his physician to continue." Guard then went on to outline the management's ticket refund policy as the opera-goers gathered their things and slowly filed out of the building.
Though not attributed as a direct cause of his death, the throat hemorrhage that night certainly presaged Caruso's fate. Eight months later his passing was front page news in the Eagle, a paper that frequently covered all things Caruso in both life and death.
We have two photo files on Caruso down in the morgue. The photos include headshots, costumed portraits, photos of his family, and paparazzi-like snapshots of Mrs. Caruso with the suitors she entertained after the tenor's death.
Like the first photo in the post, this too captures Caruso dressed for the role of Eléazar from Halévy's La Juive.
Here is a recording, from the Internet Archive, of Caruso singing the best known aria from that opera, "Rachel, quand du seignur."
And here we see an Eagle-doctored photo of Caruso dressed as Don José in Bizet's opera Carmen.
And a recording of Caruso singing the "Flower Song" from that opera.
Caruso as Radames in Aida.
And -- you guessed it -- a recording from 1911 of Caruso singing "Celeste Aida" from that opera.
In addition to the photo files in our morgue, I also unearthed a rather slim Biographical File on Caruso -- containing but one article from a 1997 Sunday edition of The New York Times. The article highlights the one and only Enrico Caruso museum in North America, housed in the two-story Gravesend brick home of Italian-American Aldo Mancusi. If you want to learn more about Caruso you can either visit us here at Brooklyn Public Library, or head out to 1942 East 19th Street to see Mr. Mancusi's collection. But before heading out on the B,Q line you can take a virtual tour on YouTube.
I leave you with another Caruso aria, this time from the Donizetti opera in which Caruso performed at the Academy of Music on Brooklyn on that fateful night. Here he is giving exquisite voice to the longing of the peasant, Nemorino, in the aria "Una Furtiva Lagrima."
Dear Ben Gocker, Thank you for all you have done to bring Caruso and the Caruso Museum to the attention of all lovers of opera music.
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