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Rappers and hip hop moguls shelled out as much as 40 grand to witness Kobe Bryant's final game in person. And it was worth it. Kobe dropped 60 points, including the Lakers last 15 points of the game, and hit the game-winning jumper with 31 seconds to play.
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I grimace at consensus accolades because they generally choose the least polarizing entry. It is the same for the Game Developer's Choice awards, of which I am honored to vote on every year. Last year was the straw that broke the figurative camel's back when Wii Sports won for Best Design and Gears of Drivel won Best Overall Game. Oh, and Twilight Princess won for best writing (aka Best Use of Same Fantasy Cliches As Every Game Since Gauntlet award) in a year where Dreamfall & Oblivion were on the ballot.
As you can tell, I'm in a foul mood today.
I digress. The nominees this year were pretty good overall. You can see them here. We get a call for nominations at the end of the year and all of my nominees but one actually made it to the final list (I nominated Skate for Game Desig, but it didn't get a nod.) I give a favorable reaction to seeing Bit-Blot on the list for best debut. I haven't gotten around to playing Aquaria yet, but it certain looks to be a labor of love. And double kudos to the throngs that must have voted Peggle for the iPod in as I hadn't even thought of a non-DS platform in that category, but I totally want to re-do my vote at this point.
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Game of the Year: Portal (Call of Duty 4 better not win…)
Best Writing: Portal (Mass Effect better not win…)
Best Game Desig: Portal
Best Technology: Assassin's Creed
Best Visual Arts: Bioshock
Best Debut Game: Aquaria (But only if I actually play it before the vote and it is deserving, otherwise, I'll leave this blank)
Innovation Award: Portal (If Mass Effect wins here… I swear…)
Best Handheld Game: Peggle or Puzzle Quest, can't decide yet.
Best Audio: Bioshock
Best Downloadable: Peggle
Most Underrated Overrated Game: Halo 3
Most Underrated Underrated Game: Assassin's Creed
Most Overrated Overrated Game: Super Mario Galaxy (A 97? really?)
Most Overrated Underrated Game: Flow
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Shopping, eating and drinking should be in place by late summer at a renovated CPR Steamship Terminal building, the Greater Victoria Harbour Authority said Wednesday, after its proposal for the harbourfront landmark won out over three other projects.
The Provincial Capital Commission, landlord of the historic building at 470 Belleville St., said its board unanimously chose the harbour authority during a teleconference on Wednesday morning.
In a second stage, the harbour authority's goal is to return the building to its original use as a ferry terminal as part of a redevelopment of the adjacent Belleville Street terminal lands where the Coho and Clipper ferries dock.
"We are eager to roll up our sleeves and get down to business," Curtis Grad, harbour authority CEO, said from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where he is attending a cruise industry conference. "We want to bring high-quality food and beverage, and retail."
The harbour authority beat out another non-profit group, the Maritime Museum of B.C., which is keen to move out of its crowded base in Bastion Square, as well as Bob Wright's Oak Bay Marine Group, with a plan for a high-tech B.C.-themed attraction, and Moxie's Classic Grill restaurant.
The Provincial Capital Commission board agreed with its advisory panel's recommendation supporting the harbour authority. Two commission board members excused themselves from the vote — Bill Wellburn, treasurer on the harbour authority board, and Victoria Coun. Chris Coleman, who was the Maritime Museum's executive director a decade ago.
Grad said in the proposed new terminal there may be an opportunity for a new purpose-built home for the Maritime Museum. Next on the agenda would be creation of a civic building next door for uses such as arts or entertainment, he said.
Grad said he is "absolutely confident" appropriate tenants will be found for the lower and ground floor levels of the four-storey building. The goal is to open in the third quarter of 2012 to reap the benefits of the second half of the tourist season. A pub-style restaurant is intended on the lower level, with the ground floor rented by several tenants, including a wine store, a wine bar, retail outlets and exhibits. He hopes a single tenant will be found for the third and fourth level for offices that will bring year-round life to the site.
The harbour authority will negotiate a lease, likely in 10-year increments, for 1,951 square metres in the heritage building, which was designed by architects P.L. James and Francis Rattenbury. Grad expects the lease to provide a guaranteed minimum rent or a percentage of revenues, whichever is larger.
A $5-million renovation and seismic refit has been completed on the now-vacant building, home to the Royal London Wax Museum for 40 years until fall 2010.
The harbour authority will invest up to $1 million on the building and tenants will also make improvements, Grad said.
Moxie's is interested in being a tenant, company president Laurids Skarrup said from Calgary. "We are ready to go. . . . Hopefully, they will consider us."
Jamie Webb, president of the Maritime Museum's foundation, said, "We are a little disappointed that Victoria is not getting any new attractions or energies in the harbour."
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Looking for a scare? Something for the whole family? Check out our guide to plan your Fright Night fun
Your eyes won't be deceiving you if you see a few hundred zombies lumbering about Sullivan's town square Saturday night.
March of the Living Zombies is scheduled for 6:30 that evening, and it's free for those who want to dress up as zombies and spectators alike, said Gerald "Binky" Wood, the director of Sullivan's Shotgun Manor haunted attraction.
You can come looking like a zombie — symptoms include pale skin, decaying flesh, torn clothing and slackened jaws.
Or you can show up between 5 and 6 p.m. for a free zombification, which consists of help with makeup. Zombies will meet at the northeast corner of Sullivan's square. Zombie hunters are welcome, as well, Wood said.
"A lot of people have a blast, pretending to be zombies and the zombie hunters go after them," he said. "Some have Nerf guns and try to shoot them."
Organizers will also serve Twinkies and Sno Balls afterward "in homage to the movie 'Zombieland,'" Wood said.
The best male and female zombies will win prizes, but "if you want to, you can just come and watch — it's a lot of fun," Wood said.
"We have everything from old zombies to kid zombies to baby zombies," Wood said. "We have zombies of all walks of life, rich, and not-so-rich. We have hardworking zombies and we have the celebrity zombies. Last year, we had a couple of Elvis zombies and a Beatles zombie."
Shotgun Manor raises money for the Sullivan Ambucs, Wood said, and you can get coupons for it during the march. Shotgun Manor is in the square and is open 7:30-11:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights in October. Regular tickets are $10, and "special RIP" tickets are $15.
Here's a list of more Halloween events submitted to us.
Gates of Delirium Haunted House, at 115 N. Central St., Gilman, is open Oct. 20-23 and Oct. 27-31. Hours are 7 p.m. to midnight Fridays and Saturdays; 7 to 10 p.m. Thursdays, Sundays and Oct. 31.
General admission is $9. You can buy tickets online at http://www.gatesofevil.com or cash only at the door.
Clue booklets for What Haunts Urbana's Parks are available through 1 p.m. Oct. 28. They're free and will help you search for letterboxes hidden in Urbana's parks and facilities.
Each letterbox contains a specific stamp that you use to record your "find" in your personal Wild About Parks Quest Clue Booklet. Download the booklet at http://www.urbanaparks.org or visit the Anita Purves Nature Center, 1505 N. Broadway, U.
Psychic Joker Entertainment will offer Halloween-themed entertainment at SoDo Theatre, 114 S. Neil St., in downtown Champaign. Doors open each night at 10 p.m. and shows begin at 10:30 p.m. Ticket prices vary.
— Friday, Oct. 21: Magic Showcase, featuring area magicians from the Central Illinois Magic Association. They'll include Stefan Alexxis, David Wernick, Markus Clegg, JR Thomas, Andy Anderson, and David der Geist. Admission is $5.
— Saturday, Oct. 22: Haunted Tea Party, where you can share a late-night cup of tea or coffee with spirits. Admission is $5.
— Sunday, Oct. 23: Ghost Hunter Zack Widup will share what goes into hunting ghosts, including some good places to explore. An actual ghost hunt will follow. Admission is $5.
— Monday, Oct. 24: Superhero Night, where you can come dressed as your favorite superhero or gamer avatar for a night of heroic films and some live entertainment. Admission is $5.
— Tuesday, Oct. 25: B-Movie Marathon, which will feature some of the finest (or funniest) in B-movie sci-fi and horror films, including "Plan 9 from Outer Space." Admission is $2, but free for those who come in costume.
— Wednesday, Oct 26: Poe-try Night, which is like an open mic night but asks performers to share favorite poems by Edgar Allan Poe. Reserve your spot on the stage by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. Admission is free.
The third annual Frightmare Haunted House has taken over the Short Furniture building in Neoga and features 14,000 square feet. It's scheduled for 8 to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 8 to 11 p.m. Oct. 28-29 and 8-10 p.m. Oct. 30. It's at 625 Chestnut Ave., Neoga, and admission is $7 a person.
Michael Kleen, author of "Haunting Illinois: A Tourist's Guide to the Weird and Wild Places of the Prairie State," will appear at two book signings Friday, first 4:30-6:30 p.m. at Beads N Botanicals, 117 N. Broadway Ave., U, and then 7-9 p.m. at Barnes and Noble, 65 E. Marketview Drive, C.
"Haunting Illinois" contains 200 mystery sites and 85 individual illustrations.
Decatur's The Scream Haunted Adventure on West Eldorado offers two haunted events in one location, including a haunted house and a haunted warehouse tour.
The Scream Haunted Adventure forces victims to walk through the dark, stormy house inhabited by ghosts, monsters and sinister characters. The Scream Haunted Warehouse Tour walks patrons through abandoned portions of the warehouse that are rumored to be haunted. From a basement inhabited by grimacing vagrants to an upstairs locker room that is the scene of an unfortunate event, the tour tells the story of this eerie deserted warehouse and reveals the marks left by disastrous events.
Also included in the Haunt this year is a custom room by the Roller Derby team, Decatur Derby Dames.
It will be open 7-11 p.m. Friday, 7-11 p.m. Saturday, 7-11 p.m. Oct. 28-29 and 7-10 p.m. Oct. 30-31. It will also feature Friendly Monster Days 3-5 p.m. Oct. 29-30.
With the lights on, The Scream turns in to a family friendly event. Monsters will hand out candy to the kids instead of scaring them.
General admission starts at $8 for the haunted house and $12 for the haunted warehouse tour, or you can tour both for $18 with the Murder on Mercer Pass. The Scream is the largest fundraising event for Decatur Celebration.
Spooky Crafts, appropriate for children ages 6 through 13, is scheduled for 6-7:15 p.m. Friday at the Phillips Recreation Center, 505 W. Stoughton, U. There, you can create creepy crawlies to decorate your haunted house.
Cost is $14 for residents and $28 for nonresidents. Call 367-1544 to sign up.
The Derenne family in St. Joseph is again raising money for St. Jude Children's Hospital with a Halloween event at their home.
The Derennes will serve candy apples, hot chocolate and funnel cakes at 8 p.m. Friday through Sunday and Oct. 28-31. They're hoping to have more than 70 carved pumpkins, as well. It's at 303 W. Evergreen Drive, St. Joseph.
The Nightmare Pavilion Haunted House will be at the Sportsmen's Club of Urbana, 705 W. Hickory St., Mahomet, located off U.S. 150 behind Taylor Field.
It will be open 7-11 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 7-11 p.m. Oct. 28-29 and 7-10 p.m. Oct. 30. Requested donation is $7, and the haunted house is not recommended for pregnant women, small children or people with heart conditions or epilepsy.
It feature 15 rooms and a concession stand.
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All middle and high school LGBTQ-identified and ally youths are invited to attend Halloween Homecoming. Get dressed up in your favorite Halloween costume and join other youths for a night of music, costume contests with ghoulish prizes, food and fun. The party will be chaperoned by adult Uniting Pride Center youth group staff. Costumes are optional, and the event is free.
It's scheduled for 8-11 p.m. Saturday at the Independent Media Center Main Space, 202 S. Broadway Ave., U.
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Urbana Park District's Creepy Crawly Hunt is set for 2:30-3:30 p.m. at the Anita Purves Nature Center, 1505 N. Broadway, U. Children ages 4 and older (those younger than 15 need to be with a registered adult) can explore creepy crawly habitats and learn about the animals that live there.
They'll look for millipedes, spiders, salamanders, and mites along the trails and near the ponds of Busey Woods. Dress accordingly. Participants will receive a bug box. Cost is $7 for residents and $14 for nonresidents.
The Vermilion County Conservation District is hosting Haunted Happenings at 6 p.m. Saturday at Kennekuk County Park, which is on Henning Road, 5 miles north off U.S. 150 and Interstate 74.
For $10 per person, you will can enjoy a cook-your-own wiener roast (hot dog, chips and soft drink), hayride and a haunted trail. There is a trail for children, accompanied by an adult, to enjoy and fun and games at the kids barn, too. Each activity runs concurrently throughout the evening. The haunted trail opens at dark.
Advance ticket sales are available now at the Kennekuk Visitor's Center, Forest Glen Staff Office, the Deluxe Restaurant, Catlin IGA, Latoz Hardware, Westville; and WHPO radio station office, Hoopeston.
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The Champaign Urbana Theatre Company, along with Dr. J. Barry Howell and The Buzz, will present its second "In Concert" fundraiser of The Rocky Horror Show on Saturday at the Canopy Club in Urbana.
The event will consist of three parts: an hour-long concert version intended for those ages 17 and under, a full "In Concert" version for ages 18 and up and a late-night screening of the cult film after the concert.
To kick off the evening, the cast of the Champaign Urbana Theatre Company will perform a "gleeked" concert version of the musical for audience members ages 17 and under, inspired by an episode of the hit musical comedy "Glee." Doors will open at 5 p.m., and the gleeked concert will begin at 6 p.m. Although this one-hour performance was created especially for a younger audience, those 17 and under must still be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Tickets are $10.
Later that evening, the cast will hit the stage to perform the full "In Concert" version of The Rocky Horror Show for those 18 and up, followed by a "Dress Up as Your Favorite Rocky Character" costume contest, silent auction and late-night screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show movie. Audience participation is encouraged, and goody bags will be for sale.
Doors open for the full "In Concert" version at 8:30 p.m., and the show begins at 9:30 p.m. The Rocky Horror Picture Show film will begin a half-hour after the concert. One ticket price covers both events. Tickets are $15 and general admission. No one under 18 will be admitted.
Tickets are available now at the CUTC office, online at http://www.canopyclub.com or by phone at 1-800-514-ETIX. Tickets are also available at Exile on Main Street, Manolo's Pizza & Empanadas and the Canopy Club.
The Monticello Railway Musem's Ghost Train is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, and Oct. 28-30 at the museum, 992 Iron Horse Place, Monticello.
Trains run every 30 minutes from 7-9 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights. Sundays, children's matinees run every 30 minutes from 1-2:30 p.m. and the regular ghost train will run at 7, 7:30 and 8 p.m.
The train combines a train ride through the haunted hallow, views of jack o' lanterns, the giant spider, haunted castle, flying witch and surprises on the train. New for 2011 is 13-foot-tall animated grim reaper outdoor display and granny's haunted attic in the haunted boxcar.
All ages can enjoy the train ride through Camp Creek Hollow with a stop at Cemetery Road, but only the brave should check out our Haunted Boxcar.
For younger children, event organizers recommend the matinees on Sunday for the train ride and lights-on walk-through of the Haunted Boxcar. Trains on these days will replace the regularly scheduled trains.
Trains will depart from the museum site only. Fare is $6 for ages 2 and up and includes the train ride and admission to the haunted boxcar. All proceeds from the event are used for restoration and operation of historic trains at the museum. For more information, visit http://www.mrym.org.
Pumpkin carvers are needed to help gut, carve and display pumpkins for the Pumpkin House in Tuscola.
Bruce Wood at 207 E. Scott in Tuscola decorates his house for each holiday and this year he needs your help carving all the pumpkins needed for display.
Carving dates are scheduled for 4-6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Flesor's Candy Kitchen, 101 W. Sale St.
If you have your own carving kit, please bring it with you. Kits will be provided, but there are limited amounts.
They'll be on display at Wood's home Monday through Oct. 31.
Wednesday, Oct. 26
Cornerstone Christian Church, Danville, is hosting a Trunk or Treat and Maze Craze event for preschool- and elementary-age kids. It's scheduled from 6-8 p.m. Wednesday at 1607 Greenwood Cemetery Road, Danville. Kids can come in costume and get candy passed out from church members' car trunks. It will also feature a giant cardboard maze in the gym, hot dogs, chili and drinks.
Memphis on Main in downtown Champaign will be having its third annual Early Halloween Party with the Stand Up Comedy Show, which begins at 9 p.m. Wednesday.
Performers will be dressing up, and the crowd should too. Best non-comic costume wins two free drinks at the bar. The comics will choose the winner. It will also feature Halloween decorations and music.
The event is free and hosted by Jesse Tuttle, the head of Champaign-Urbana Comedy, and will feature several area performers, as well as traveling Comedy Club perfomers Rich Castle and Andrew Voris.
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PROFESSIONAL Mark Bradley today claimed that his dream of playing in the Open Championship at Muirfield was bunkered by an administrative error.
He has written to the Royal and Ancient demanding an explanation as to why he was denied the chance to peg up in the world's biggest tournament.
Bradley, 28-year-old pro at Chorley's Hall o'th' Hill, finished 91st reserve after a regional play-off at Ormskirk.
He was assured by officials that he stood every chance of going through to the qualifiers in Scotland.
"I checked again later in the week and was told that it was looking even more likely because the 74th reserve was already through.
"I informed them that I could be available at short notice, put my clubs into the car and with my wife Claire and two friends made the trip to Muirfield.
"When I arrived I visited the four courses where the final qualifiers were due to take place the following day and left my name, mobile and hotel phone numbers with the people in charge," said Bradley.
"I even spoke for 10 minutes to an R&A official at North Berwick, one of the venues, and he told me that I had been the only reserve to come to see him.
"I then went back to my hotel and confidently awaited a call but it did not come."
An already disappointed Bradley was "seething" when he got home and learned that Mottram Hall assistant Aaron Buckley, 23 places behind him on the reserve list, had received a call from North Berwick when a place became available.
"Since taking up golf my one and only ambition has been to play in the Open and this was the closest I'd been," he added.
Rhodri Price, a Championship committee spokesman, confirmed that Bradley's letter has been circulated to the officials in charge at each venue and comments have been asked for.
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PROFESSIONAL Mark Bradley today claimed that his dream of playing in the Open Championship at Muirfield was bunkered by an administrative error.


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Calls coming to special numbers are registered by MTT's intelligent facilities in the real-time mode. Interim results of the voting are available online starting from the very first seconds.
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Sebastian is home to about 22,000 people. Sebastian, Florida was first incorporated as a city in 1924. It is also home to Pelican Island, the first designated wildlife refuge in the United States. This means that Sebastian offers nature alongside history. Today, when you walk around Sebastian you'll see beautiful city and county parks, schools, shops, restaurants, golf courses, the beautiful views across the intra-coastal and art all around you. You'll come to realize just how community centered Sebastian is when you attend your first city festival or arts and crafts show. The city of Sebastian is focused on its residents, and making sure that the community is a great place to live. Sebastian offers its residents fun, excitement and a feeling of home.
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Sebastian, Florida, is located on the eastern side of the state and is part of the Sebastian-Vero Beach metropolitan statistical area. When you start looking at houses in Sebastian, you'll notice that there are a lot of mid-Century modern, Tudor, Colonial, traditional ranch and many other styles of homes available. There are these single family homes, but there are also condos, townhomes and apartments in Sebastian, Florida. No matter what size of home or what style, you can find something in the area that fits your wants and needs.SHOW MORE


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Medical Technologist at Aventus Medical Care Inc. in Philippines - Calamba City
Job highlightsPosted on March 20, 2017
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Candidate must possess at least a Bachelor's/College Degree in Medical Technology
Professional License (Board passer/Professional License Exam) in Medical Science or equivalent.
HIV and Drug Test proficiency would be an advantage
Preferably, at least 6 months to 1 year of work experience in the related field.
Fresh graduates/Entry level applicants are encouraged to apply.
Able to communicate in English
Presentable, proper hygiene and well-groomed
Ability to multitask while working under minimal supervision
Flexible and willing to work long hours and shifting schedule
Professional, with excellent customer service skills.
Team player with good working attitude
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Three things to watch for in Kansas City's preseason game at Baltimore on Friday night. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. ET:
1. Play a little: The Kansas City first-team didn't do much at all in a 25-0 loss to Tampa Bay last week. The Chiefs took a slow approach to training camp and many starters did very little in the game. Quarterback Matt Cassel didn't throw a pass and running back Jamaal Charles didn't have a carry. Still, it seems like coach Todd Haley is bent on taking it slow, so we may see the same, take-it-slow approach this week.
2. Play Jon Baldwin more: The rookie receiver looked decent at times when he played with the backups last week. He is expected to be a major contributor as a rookie. I'd like to see him and Cassel hook up for a few passes in this game.
UPDATE: ESPN's Adam Schefter confirmed that Baldwin is doubtful for the rest of training camp after a locker-room fight with veteran running back Thomas Jones.
3. The backup QBs: Tyler Palko and fifth-round draft Ricky Stanzi both struggled last week. These players need to elevate their game to give the coaching staff confidence behind Cassel. If these guys continue to struggle, the Chiefs might have to consider bringing in a veteran backup. The pressure is on Palko more than Stanzi. I doubt highly the Chiefs cut Stanzi. But if Palko doesn't prove he belongs on the team, he could be on his way out.


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Rooms, services When taking a trip to Japan, booking a room at (RYOKAN) Takamatsu Hanajukai Onsen Hanajukai Takamatsu may be a great decision. The guests of the hotel may stay in 35 nicely furnished, comfortable rooms in Takamatsu. You are also welcome at the hotel for a fine local meal in the restaurant. For recreational purposes you may try the wellness services provided by the hotel, an indoor pool will also be waiting for you. The café and the bar are an ideal place to host a personal meeting or a pleasant evening talk. Wireless Internet connection (WiFi) is available at the hotel, enabling portable devices and smartphones to go online. To learn more about the exact range of services of (RYOKAN) Takamatsu Hanajukai Onsen Hanajukai Takamatsu (including services for an extra fee) and the exact equipment of the rooms, please check the information sheet below.
Payment In order to finalize the reservation you may be required to provide credit card guarantee or advance payment by credit card, depending on the chosen room, date and price.
Arrival, opening hours The earliest time for arrival and check-in is 15:00, the latest time for departure and check-out is 10:00. The personnel is at your service in Japanese and English languages.
(RYOKAN) Takamatsu Hanajukai Onsen Hanajukai Takamatsu rooms Rooms
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Free WiFi in shared places
- Indoor pool
- Finnish sauna
Bar, Cafe
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WHY RENT A CONDO OR HOTEL ROOM WHEN YOU CAN RENT A SPACIOUS FREE STANDING CABIN?! NEW cabin off East Lake Okoboji in Bridges Bay Resort. Our cabin has the PERFECT location. Our spacious cabin very comfortably sleeps up to 9 people. It lis located right on the pond. We even have kayaks in the garage for you to use! Just walk a few steps out our back door and you are floating in your provided kayaks on a beautiful stocked pond. We have 3 full bedrooms and 2 full baths with a huge loft upstairs with walk-in closet and full bath. Large flat screen TV, cable, oversized patio overlooking a stocked pond. 4 car driveway. Soooo comfortable king sized bed in the master with 9 additional beds! Walking distance to the resort and 6 passes daily are included.Double sized driveway with room for 4 cars.
**Large flat screen TV with dvd player
**Vaulted ceilings with lots of windows
**SIX passes daily to the spectacular indoor water park as well as access to the large lagoon style outdoor pool featuring the area's only swim up pool bar (passes are not available on the day you check out..only the days you stay in the cabin)
**Walking distance to Fantastic Braccos Waterfront Restaurant and the trendy Island Bar
** Walking distance to Lake Access and boat slips available to rent on a nightly basis (subject to availability)
**The resort has a kids arcade and an exercise facility for your use as well as a large outdoor play structure
**Waterpark passes are normally $15 apiece..6 PER DAY ARE INCLUDED IN YOUR RENTAL (saving you $90/day!!!)
What a great place to spend a memorable holiday or vacation, or just a special 'get away' in the Fall or Winter months!!
Visit the Bridges Bay Resort website for more pictures
Please also note that paper products are not provided for renters. Please bring your own paper towels and toilet paper.
Keywords: Everything is here for you to have a great time! We provide bath towels and linens, kitchen ware, gas grill and all you have to do is relax on our over sized patio overlooking a stocked fishing pond. Then, walk to Bridges Bay water park and use your 6 included passes per day! Your private cabin has stainless steel appliances, modern furniture, new mattresses, and a large flat screen TV. Six passes to Br Bay Water park included w/ rental (value of $90!)
A credit card must be on file to act as a damage deposit
This HomeAway partner has demonstrated and is committed to fast response times, the best rates, and a great traveler experience.
Our family has been traveling to Okoboji every summer for many years. Each year it gets harder to leave. So, we decided to buy a place of our own, so we knew we'd always have a comfortable place to return to with plenty of room for all our family. It's been the best decision we've made.
Shaun Simmer purchased this cabin in 2011
We chose Bridges Bay because it's a great place to spend a vacation year round Whatever the weather, there's always something to do. From relaxing by the outdoor pool, to sitting in the hot tub...from fishing in the pond to snowmobiling in the winter, from boating on the Lake to shopping & dining at the great restaurants.
The kids LOVE the endless activities that Bridges Bay has to offer. The adults love the convenience, safety, and relaxed feeling the Lake offers. From kayaking on the pond right our our door, to swimming in one of the several outdoor pools, all of which are available for you to use as our guest. If it rains...no worries, kids and adults can enjoy the water park with it's indoor hot tub, lazy river and slides.
We aim to provide the perfect value. We want guests to walk into one of our cabin and be happy they chose it. We also want them to be thankful to have everything they need while they are away from home. We want everyone in their party to sleep comfortably and we want them to have an awesome time! But most importantly, we strive to help guests value the experience enough to come see us again.
WHY PAY $200 PLUS FOR A HOTEL ROOM? We have a cabin that sleeps at least 12 with a full kitchen. You will save money on having to eat out every night while having plenty of room for everyone. A lot of people share the cabin with other families. Normally there are kayaks to use on the pond located just outside our door, as well as balls and gloves.
This cabin was perfect for our family! The location on the pond made all the difference. The kids fished and kayaked right our our back door. The cabin was immaculate and the beds were very comfortable. The price was very reasonable compared to other resorts and having passes provided to the water park was a great bonus. Will definitely return!!
From the first day we contacted Shaun I knew this was the place for us. She was SO helpful with every question I had (and believe me..I had a lot)!! lol The details of the rental went exactly as she explained. She had a very easy to read rental agreement and sent a booking confirmation the day we sent her the rental agreement back.
The cabin exceeded our expectations. It was so clean you could eat almost off the floor (I'm not kidding)! She even had a bottle of wine waiting for us upon arrival. We had two families staying and both families had our own separate living quarters. (One took the upstairs huge loft with full bath and the other the down.) My husband had some work emails and the WIFI really came in handy. There are a lot of cabins to choose from; and I am SO glad we choose this one; if for nothing else...the LOCATION! It was centrally located so it was close enough to walk to the water park, close enough (across the street) from an out door pool; and BEST of all...right ON the pond!! There were two kayaks, paddles and life vests provided in the garage for our use. The kids spent hours and hours in those kayaks paddling around the pond. Dad had a great time fishing in that same pond with our youngest, since he didn't want to kayak. We enjoyed evenings on the deck overlooking the pond and grilling out. The kitchen was stocked to the fullest. All you have to bring is your own food. Since we all arrived at different times, it was really helpful to have the four car driveway so we didn't have to worry about parking. My husband got up each morning and enjoyed the free workout facility at Bridges Bay. Since we had a range of children, it was really nice that the water park accomodated all ages. The very little ones stayed by the play slides while the older kids enjoyed the larger slides and the lazy river. My husband and I even got away alone one night to hang out in the hot tub. We will definitely be back!!!!
Excellent property for a great price that would compete with hotels given the number of beds available.
Very nice stay. Cabin was clean and plenty of room for our family. Had everything we needed to prepare meals, grill outdoors and make margaritas! Would highly recommend.
Kayaks and pond were a hit !
Property was nice, newer and clean
Why rent a condo or a hotel room when you can rent a free standing cabin in a fun resort for less, and not have to spend money on restaurants or even worse….wait in their long lines? Most of the vacationers that stay at our cabin say they plan on returning. That speaks for itself.
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Rates are subject to change untiil reservation is confirmed. Taxes are not included in rate.
25% of total is due at time of booking.
Once you make the reservation, you can choose to pay online or send a check with the rental agreement I send to you. Once I receive the completely filled out rental agreement, I will email you a Booking Confirmation with directions to the cabin as well as the code to enter. A credit card must be on file to secure the reservation to serve as a damage deposit. It will not be charged unless there is damage to the property. It will be shredded after you vacate the property.
In the off season, the remaining 75% is due within 7 days of rental. In the summer, the remaining 75% is due 3 weeks before rental.


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Manga Sarutobi Sasuke
Type TV
Airing Status Finished Airing
Duration 20 min. per episode
Air Date Oct 9, 1979
Season winter 1980
Producers Knack Productions
Genres adventure comedy historical

Sasuke is the story of a ninja child that starts right after the battle of Sekigahara where Tokugawa Ieyasu becomes shogun of Japan. Sarutobi Sasuke (Jump Like Monkey Sasuke) was a famous ninja in the employ of Sanada Daisuke who fought for the losing side against Ieyasu. He was believed to have committed suicide when he was trapped in a castle, but the story takes off that he really escaped and that Sarutobi is not a name of a ninja but a whole ninja clan. (from AniDB)

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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ +16 years-old ] The magnate Robert Miller, perfect portrait of success both expert and familiar, appears always accompanied by his faithful wife and his daughter and heir. But in reality, Miller is with The Drowning: Urgently need to sell all his empire to a major bank before found to have committed fraud. In addition, unbeknownst to his wife and daughter, has a romance with a French art dealer. When it is about to get rid of his troublesome empire, an unexpected error forces him to confront his past and his double standards. You can watch Arbitrage online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2012.
Rating: 5 by 36969 users./
Runtime: 107 minutes
Richard Gere, Susan Sarandon, Tim Roth, Brit Marling, Laetitia Casta, Nate Parker, Stuart Margolin, Chris Eigeman, Graydon Carter, Bruce Altman, Larry Pine, Curtiss Cook, Reg E. Cathey, Felix Solis, Tibor Feldman and Austin Lysy.
Drama, Thriller.
107-minute film (full movie) directed by Nicholas Jarecki.
The original audio of Arbitrage has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA, Poland.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2012.
Screenplay written by Nicholas Jarecki.
Yorick Le Saux.
Mohammed Al Turki, Brian Young, Maria Teresa Arida, Lisa Wilson, Robert Salerno, Anna Rozalska, Marek Gabryjelski, Kevin Turen, Michael Bederman, Lauren Versel, Mike Heller, Laura Bickford, Ron Curtis, Justin Nappi and Stanislaw Tyczynski.
This film was produced and / or financed by Alvernia Studios, LB Productions, Green Room Films, Lionsgate, Artina Films, Lucky Monkey Pictures, Treehouse Pictures and Parlay Films.
Composed by Cliff Martinez.
Film1, Svensk Filmindustri (SF), Parlay Films, Pris Audiovisuais, Tokyo Theaters Company, Shaw Organisation, Madman Entertainment, Distribution Company, Presidio, BestFilm.eu, Lionsgate, IPA Asia Pacific, Lionsgate Home Entertainment, Argentina Video Home, Pinema, Koch Media, TriPictures, Vicol Entertainment, Audio Visual Entertainment, Ascot Elite Entertainment Group, Universum Film (UFA), VVS Films, Metropolitan Filmexport, Dutch FilmWorks (DFW) and Roadside Attractions.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Arbitrage has a duration of 107 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
See the page of this full movie, Arbitrage in FULLTV Movies.


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Equality in higher education: statistical report 2016
Our ninth annual statistical report presents high-level equality data to highlight national issues and support institutional benchmarking.
Using data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA), the publication provides a snapshot of the age, disability, ethnicity and gender of staff and students in higher education for the 2014/15 academic year, as well as on the interplay of these identities (for example, female black students or male disabled staff). In addition, for the third consecutive year, the report presents information relating to institutional collection and return rates of gender identity, religion and belief and sexual orientation data.
What's new
In May 2016, ECU undertook a review of its annual statistical reports to streamline production while ensuring the content and format best meet the needs of report users. To assist this review, we surveyed stakeholders to better understand how they access the report, their preferred format, and suggested improvements.
More detail: On this basis, we redeveloped the reports to present high-level findings, while expanding the detail and coverage in the accompanying Excel tables. Our Excel tables disaggregate the data presented in our report further by, for example, impairment type, ethnic group, and subject area. The online data tables also include information previously published as part of our Athena SWAN benchmarking resource. We encourage readers to use this report as a starting point for further examination of the data available in these Excel tables.
A new look: In addition, we have refreshed the look of the reports to make cross-referencing information easier and printing and viewing electronic copies more accessible.
Download the reports
- Equality in higher education: staff statistical report 2016 (PDF)
- Equality in higher education: students statistical report 2016 (PDF)
Excel data tables
To help you access and analyse the data, all of the tables presented in these reports are available to download in Excel format. These also include further detail not included in the report: for example, data disaggregated by five-year age group, impairment type, ethnic group, and subject area.
Links to download the data tables are available in the reports.
Note: If you downloaded a copy of the student report before 01.02.2017, please note that the number of Research PG students in table 0.7 on p30 was incorrect. Changes have also been made to the vertical percentages presented in tables 4.7a, 4.8a and 4.9a in the linked Excel tables in the student report which were also incorrect.
Note: If you downloaded a copy of the student report before 05.10.2017, please note that the data presented in tables 2.2, 2.2a, and 2.3 in the designed student report and online Excel tables were incorrect and have since been amended.
Note: If you downloaded a copy of the staff report before 28.04.2017, please note that the figure on p140 did not correspond to data in table 3.6 as it should have. The figure has now been corrected.
Note: If you downloaded a copy of the staff report before 05.10.2017, please note that the data presented in tables 6.3, 6.4, 6.5 and 6.6 in the designed staff report and online Excel tables were incorrect and have since been amended.
These errors have been amended in the designed student report and online Excel tables available to download.


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I didn't even know that River Phoenix had made a final movie prior to his sudden death in 1993 of drug overdose. But now, THR is saying that the actor, a shining star during his heyday (and truth be told, he could have given Johnny Depp and Robert Downey Jr. a run for their money), shot three weeks of a movie called "Dark Blood" before he died.
Now, the film is making its North American debut at the Miami International Film Festival even though Phoenix's family said no. But why? Wouldn't they want to share with us his final performance?
Here's what happened -- in 2007, George Sluizer, the Dutch director behind the movie, was told by his doctors that he didn't have long to live because of aneurysm. So now, Sluizer wanted to showcase his film prior to his own imminent death.
Oh my gosh, how morbid is this movie? And how appropriate that its title is "Dark Blood."
Phoenix's family spokesperson told THR in 2011 that, Joaquin Phoenix and his family have not been in communication with the director nor will they participate in any way.
Which baffled Sluizer saying, No one seems to understand that an artist wants to finish his art, just like a painter would want to finish his unfinished painting." The director even called the family's reaction immature, The familys response is understandable, but it's an immature point of view.
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"The Oz the Great and Powerful" actor created a video to speak out against the Australian Classification Board to ban screenings of Travis Matthews' gay-themed film, "I Want Your Love."
And hurray for the actor for that!
Franco co-directed "Interior.Leather.Bar" with Matthews, a 40-minute short film that reimagines deleted scenes from William Friedkin's "Cruising."
Now, the Australian government banned screenings of "I Want Your Love" at the, of all places, Melbourne Queer Film Festival and the Brisbane Queer Film Festival. Why? Because the Australian government deemed the sex scenes between men were indecent!
Watch Franco's video reaction below via THR and Out.
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Han Solo will join Ron Burgundy and the gang!
THR is reporting that Harrison Ford will play a legendary newscaster ala Tom Brokaw in the sequel to "Anchorman." Wait, didn't Ford already play a legendary newscaster ala Tom Brokaw in the ho-hum "Morning Glory?"
Maybe star Will Ferrell and director Adam McKay were inspired by his performance in that 2010 romantic comedy produced by J.J. Abrams and Bryan Burk. Ford joins Ferrell, Steve Carell, Paul Rudd, Christina Applegate, David Koechner, and Kristen Wiig when the sequel to "Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy" starts shooting in Atlanta this month.
Ferrell and McKay wrote the script and are producing along with Judd Apatow and Kevin Messick.
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Over the weekend, "Jack the Giant Slayer" was estimated to make around $28 million at the North American box-office. It was deemed too low for a tentpole picture especially Warner Bros. Pictures forked nearly $200 million to produce the over-budgeted flick.
Well, we now have word per THR that the final tally was actually lower. More like $27.2 million, yikes!
"Jack the Giant Slayer" is following the footsteps of last year's big bloated event, Universal's "Battleship." Sure, "Jack" is much, much better than the Hasbro adventure, but still. ("Jack the Giant Slayer" movie review)
In general, all the new releases last weekend under-performed and underwhelmed. The trio of "21 & Over," "The Last Exorcism Part II," and "Phantom" all flopped. Including "Jack," the new flicks were no match to "Dr. Seuss' The Lorax" which opened the same weekend last year.
Here's the Top 10 Box-Office films for weekend of March 1st:
1. "Jack the Giant Slayer," $27.2 million. ($13.7 million international.)
2. "Identity Thief," $9.7 million.
3. "21 & Over," $9 million.
4. "The Last Exorcism Part II," $8 million.
5. "Snitch," $7.7 million.
6. "Escape From Planet Earth," $6.7 million.
7. "Safe Haven," $6.3 million.
8. "Silver Linings Playbook," $5.9 million.
9. "A Good Day to Die Hard," $4.5 million. ($18.3 million international.)
10. "Dark Skies," $3.6 million.
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Jack the Giant Slayer leaps into theaters near you. Its from director Bryan Singer (The Usual Suspects, the first two X-Men movies, Superman Returns) and co-written by the Oscar-winning Christopher McQuarrie (The Usual Suspects). It stars Nicholas Hoult as our hero and Eleanor Tomlinson as his Princess. Stanley Tucci, Ewan McGregor, Ian McShane, and Bill Nighy provide supporting roles.
But does this reimagining of the English folktale worth your golden egg and will it give you a giant of a good time? Take a look:
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Villamarina Club Hotel, Salou
Villamarina Club Hotel Overview
Villamarina Club Hotel is located in a quiet area of Salou, just 500 metres away from the old town with numerous shops, bars and local markets. The beach and PortAventura theme park are just 15-minutes away.
The hotel features an two outdoor pools, one with a children's section and a solarium with sunbeds and parasols. There is also a rooftop solarium complete with Jacuzzi's and a bar for adults only. Organised activities can be enjoyed throughout the day such a water polo and rifle shooting, with live shows, quizzes and a mini disco in the evening. For children, there is an playground, kids activities and an outdoor cinema screen.
Rooms and apartments at Villamarina Club Hotel are comfortable and offer amenities such as air conditioning,private bathroom with hairdryer. Apartments also include a kitchen and living room area.
Note: THE 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS ARE SITUATED OFF SITE OF THE MAIN COMPLEX 3 MIN WALK FROM THE HOTEL.
Our customers think this is great for...
Hotel facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Arcade/game room
- Bar/lounge
- Children's club
- Coffee shop or café
- Currency exchange
- Elevator/lift
- Restaurant(s) in hotel
- Swimming pool - outdoor
Room facilities
- Balcony
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Phone
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29 September 2016
AMP, North west
This hotel has gone downhill since i last stayed here the food is average and the dining room was infested with flies the all inclusive drinks I wouldn't wash my dishes in the rooms are tiny and worst of all is the other people staying at the hotel it was like a Jeremy Kyle show guest reunion, people fighting,kids running around all hours screaming
The best thing about my stay was...Going Home!
27 September 2016
Brilliant holiday
JH and HH, Liverpool, UK
The staff were amazing, always willing to help and couldn't do enough for you. Although the room was basic it was always kept very clean. Food and service was brilliant and the rooftop jacuzzis were a nice treat. More entertainment on the roof would have helped and tv room needs work.
The best thing about my stay was...The rooftop!
26 September 2016
Ian Garrett , Liverpool
Hotel clean friendly staff rooms cleaned daily great just to relax by the pool.
The best thing about my stay was...Did'nt have to leave hotel for anything
15 September 2016
Didnt want to leave
Alison , Higham Ferrers
Stayed here with my 9 year old daughter last week.. we loved every minute didnt want to come home!! couldnt fault the Staff & Entertainment team.. whole holiday was perfect..would go again tomorrow!!!!
The best thing about my stay was...Everything
31 August 2016
August 20 - 27
Donna B, Hartlepool
Hotel okay. Rooms on the small side. Staff friendly and reception staff very helpful. Food very good. Pool areas especially the toilet need monitoring more as floors extremely wet. Entertainment far to noisy. A lot of the guests spoilt it for others as abusing the all inclusive alcohol.
The best thing about my stay was...The weather
25 August 2016
All inclusive disgrace!!!!
Niamh, Dublin
I stayed for one week with my 16 year old son, the room was the smallest room I have ever seen with no balcony and the sink in the bedroom??? The food is an absolute disgrace pool food- chips, nuggets, pizza lying out all day long in the open, the dinner and lunch and worst of all breakfast was vile and just tasted of nothing!! The drinks 2 water cups per person of local beer or local spirits however very watered down spirits! My stay here was a nightmare no a sun lounger in the morning as there are not enough for all the rooms! I was led the beach most days and only slept and showerd here would never recommend this place to anyone
The best thing about my stay was...Portaventura
21 August 2016
overall impression of villa marina club
mike leonard, Ireland
we stayed at this hotel between 12th and 19th of august 2016 originally we thought we had gotten great value for money, however having stayed there our experience was much different , the rooms are small, cramped and basic,we had to change rooms after the first night due to the very uncomfortable beds and sheets were not changed after 3 days as advertised. Avoid all inclusive package as you have to Que for ages for a drink, served in a plastic party cup(250 ml approx, less than half a pint) and to a max of two drinks per visit The food was generally of good quality but repetitive and you have to Que early. There are very reasonably priced restaurants just a short walk away on the way to the beach (€52 for evening meal two adults two teenagers including soft drinks and wine) the entertainment at night was pretty good as well,the friendliness helpfulness of the staff particularly at the reception and bar was second to none. In general I would say this hotel is more suited to families, on a budget with younger children as the activities and facilities are more geared towards them
The best thing about my stay was...friendly staff and the sunshine
26 May 2016
Joseph, Liverpool
Was really bored staying at villa marina,nothing much for children to do inside and outside the hotel,entertainment was poor on the other hand all the staff were very welcoming and kind which is why I gave it the 2 stars
The best thing about my stay was...When we got a day ov hot weather
06 October 2015
a great value all inclusive family resort
A M Butler, dublin
This was a great hotel for my family. The staff went out of their way to look after us. There was 10 of us and on our first night in the Restaurant they noticed we werent all sitting together because of the size of our group and they arranged for a table to be reserved for us for the duration of our stay so we always had our meals sitting together. The food was beautiful and the hotel was very clean. The entertainment was also great. The only downside I could find was the apartments were too far away from the hotel facilities but because I enjoyed myself so much I could live with that and I would definitely return.
The best thing about my stay was...Both the staff and the food
13 September 2015
top of the pops
sheila slater, wisbech cambs
Very welcoming, staff all great nothing too much trouble, atmosphere very good, rooms clean and cleaned every day with fresh towels , not bad thing can say xxx
The best thing about my stay was...entertaiment every day ,
07 September 2015
Great holiday
ashleigh, Tyne and wear
Enjoyed the whole holiday. Staff kept the guest entertained when it rained. A bit loud but outside needed to hear to. Quizzes and bingo on. Room 209 above the restaurant very roomy compared to other guests rooms. The food was first class. Got a bit sick near the end of a full English so had toast or cereal. Life guards really good and interact with guests and even try to get them to swim. Went out for football to the Montreal pub ran by Kenny. Super friendly guy and suggest you go if want a break out the hotel (walk straight down after turning left out of the hotel) please don't go thinking it's higher than a 3 star as it's rated correctly. Over all a good holiday and will be back! Oh probably would recommend for adults only unless you head up to the roof terrace as it's quite loud around the pool at times. Oh the walk to the beach is 15 mins with a slow walker.
The best thing about my stay was...The whole hotel was good experience
22 August 2015
Good hotel, brilliant staff, few minor niggles!
Laura, Manchester
We have just returned from a five night stay at the Villamarina Club Hotel (2 adults, 2 kids - 11 & 13). We arrived after the bar had shut and the hotel had laid out a cold tea for us all which we thought was really nice and completely unexpected. Throughout our stay the staff were brilliant and couldn't do enough to help. Food was varied and even our fussy 13 year old found something to eat every day! The queues were sometimes a bit excessive but as it was peak season, we weren't wholly surprised! Niggles wise - the room was pretty small for four of us but it was ok for our needs. Any longer than 5 days and we would have started with a bit of cabin fever! The pools were ok but RAMMED with kids constantly and no inflatables were allowed so that was quite frustrating. Entertainment was pretty good during the day for adults but the kids was aimed at much younger kids and it didn't cater too well for teenagers. Would totally recommend this hotel to families with younger kids - they would have a lovely time!!
The best thing about my stay was...Fantastic staff and great room location - right on the ground floor!
15 July 2015
Good friendly hotel, ideal for families with young children
Steve G, Scotland
We arrived to find there was a problem with the apartment we had booked. We were told that we were being provided with two rooms in the main hotel for the night and it would be our choice whether we stayed in them or moved to the apartment the next day, we were also given free tickets to the water park, a free safe and the Spanish tourist arrival visas paid for us. The reception staff couldn't do enough for us, they were excellent. The food was good all week and there was plenty of choice for all ages. The entertainment staff were spot on and got everybody involved. The only thing we didn't like was people smoking on the sun loungers with kids running around. This hotel is excellent for families with children and they can't do enough for you, the rooms are a bit tired but ok for the length of time spent in them. All in all an enjoyable visit
The best thing about my stay was...The entertainment, the hotel staff and the food
15 July 2015
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Jim wallace, Glasgow
Another great stay at villa marina looking for a great holiday did not disappoint.
The best thing about my stay was...Staff & entertainment all 1st class. A big thanks to you all.
15 July 2015
Best holiday
Sophie , Ireland
I loved this place it was amazing there was no faults and amazing for the kids , also different selection of foods every night and the entertainment the reps give is unbelievable for both kids and adults , I would highly compliment the staff but I have to say mark the life guard was 100% for the kids and adults showing the kids how to dive and swim having races and then helping a woman who was in a wheelchair encouraging her and helping her into the pool highly respected. As it was something he done and no one else.
The best thing about my stay was...Entertainment at night
01 July 2015
Clean,helpful hotel - value for money
A Sloan, Coatbridge
The food was varied although breakfast was an issue for my partner as she is a vegetarian. The solarium is excellent as you can escape the younger children downstairs. All in Alll good value
The best thing about my stay was...Our apartment across from the main hotel was massive
04 May 2015
Stephanie kerr, Dungannon
Great hotel and caters very well for young children, food is great and something to suit everyone
The best thing about my stay was...Good value for money, food is great, plenty of activities to suit everyone
01 May 2015
carolyn Dempsey, Dublin
Have been here a few times and it never fails staff helpful nothing to much bother food great .
The best thing about my stay was...it was nice quiet time to visit
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carolyn Dempsey, Dublin
Have been here a few times and it never fails staff helpful nothing to much bother food great .
The best thing about my stay was...it was nice quiet time to visit
19 November 2014
Our first stay in Spain
Dave, Worcester, Uk
I must confess I did not know what to expect when I we booked, however from the moment we arrived I enjoyed every minute of it!! The staff were very friendly and the choice of food was excellent. The beach is only about 10 minute walk away and if you fancy a trip into Barcelona for the day the train station at Salou takes you right into the heart of Barcelona which was amazing! Portaventura theme park is only a short taxi ride away which has the tallest rollercoaster in Europe!. All I can say it was a truly amazing holiday and I will definately be going back soon.
The best thing about my stay was...Everything!
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A taxi driver who will die behind bars after being sentenced for his second murder has been urged to reveal if he killed more than two people.
Christopher Halliwell (52) joins notorious killers including Moors murderer Ian Brady, Rose West and Peter Sutcliffe, who will also never be released.
He was already serving a life sentence for murdering Sian O'Callaghan (22) in 2011, but has now been handed a whole life order for killing Becky Godden (20) in 2003, both in England.
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4BR/2BA This roomy beach house is named 'ABUNDANCE' for a number of reasons. It provides an abundance of rest and relaxation opportunities. Approximately 100 yards from the Atlantic Ocean, it overlooks the beach and provides an ocean view. Very nearby are dozens of dining opportunities with all kinds cuisine from traditional American, local seafood, Thai, Mexican, and Chinese all in their own special setting and many on the water front. Grocery stores are less than 5 minutes away and Historic Southport is less than 10 minutes with all its waterfront shopping, historic houses and other distinctions: (such as the first city to celebrate the 4th of July). Take the Ferry to Fort Fisher and the NC Aquarium for a great day trip.
The property has trees and a lawn with a hammock, giant porch swing and a wonderful roomy outside shower that makes you never want to bathe inside again.
The attractions of Wilmington and Myrtle Beach are each only a 35 minute drive away. Our guests keep coming back year after year so find your open dates and get your beach destination reservation started.
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We love this beach house at Oak Island. It has been our favorite family vacation spot for many years. Sitting on the back deck with a view of the ocean is really special. Watching the surf and swimmers and fishing boats is entertaining and spotting the occasional dolphin is always a treat. Our guestbook is filled with testimonies of folks who rave about how comfortable the house was and how they definitely plan to return. Many return year after year. Please join them and make Abundance your annual family beach destination.
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Oak Island is the perfect family vacation place. It is quiet and low key but has a great variety of restaurants and recreational activities. We chose the area of the island which has maintained a broad beach and very minimal commercial growth.
You can sit on the deck and look at the ocean all day. The giant porch swing in the shade is wonderful for relaxing and napping as is the hammock below. Visits to historical Southport and Wilmington are minutes away as well as Myrtle Beach. Taking the ferry to Fort Fisher and the NC Aquarium is a memory maker along with finding sand dollars in the surf at sunset. Fishing in the surf, in the sound, on the pier or from a charter boat are all available.
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The house was very nice. Had lots of room and had a very well stocked kitchen. We had 10 ladies from our church and there was room for everyone.
House was setup perfectly for 2 families. Great location. Kid friendly.
We have stayed here for several years and plan to go again next year. Really nice as we arrived the neighbor came over to greet us and wished us a good week. As close as it is to the beach everyone can do their own thing. If you are looking for the crowds and the waiting in long lines to eat this is not the place to go. There are numerous places to eat within a short drive. During our week we visited Southport, Wilmington and Broadway at the Beach, all a short drive.
Very nice place. Very clean and well stocked with kitchen needs. Absolutely loved the porch, deck and area underneath the house for relaxing. The outdoor shower was great and kept the sand inside the house to a minimum. We went with another family and the layout couldn't have been better. They had one whole side of the house and we had the other. No sharing space or bathrooms if you didn't want to. Jim & Tammy were easy to work with and very responsive to any questions or concerns. The one drawback and of course the owners can not control this, is that the unobstructed view is no longer unobstructed. We showed up and there were two large houses built right in the view. One of them was still under construction at the time. You can still see the ocean but the view just isn't as great as it was. Other than that, we had a great time there. The beach is sooooo close. We walked over each day. There are a lot of great restaurants close by, I highly recommend Shagger Jack's and BBQ House. Oh, if you plan on going to the store to get groceries for the week, I suggest you either go off the island or be prepared to stand in line for a while. It was like Black Friday there on Saturday afternoon. I'm still glad we got it all done and back to the house that day.
We held a family reunion/celebration at Abundance and there was plenty or room for all of us. This is a great house for a group like ours - the front porch with a gigantic swing, the back deck with the ocean view, the patio on the lower level complete with grill and hammock. And there was a huge dining room table, perfect for family meals, and, of course, electronics.
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We have rented houses at Oak Island over the years - this was our first time with VRBO, and it was the best yet. The owners, Jim and Tammy Suggs, provided us with the means for a memorable vacation.
This house is very near the Oak Island Pier within walking distance to Caswell Beach and Oak Island Country Club as well as many local restaurants and businesses.
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Was ok. Not great not terrible, there was a tornado warning and I spent like 30 minutes in this basement type thing in our apartment complex. I have come tot he realization that Sarah probably doesn't want to go out with me . Which means that my love life is again in shambles.
I went to the mall with my buddy Adam, otherwise known as Smalz, he's like 6'5". We saw his ex-gf which was awkward for me and him, and I gave her the nickname Sunny. I walked into Hot Topic after about 15 minutes of Sunny and Smalz begging me to, a very significant part of me died when I waked into that store.
I got home and started thinking about the direction in which my life is going, and I am not very happy with it. So, I am kinda depressed and come to think of it my day wasn't okay, it sucked the @$$. I'm going to listen to some music to cool myself down.
Same time same place tomorrow folks. Peace
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