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Transactions of the Royal Historical Society NEW (SECOND) SERIES Volume I (1884) Elliot, Henry, 'History on the Face of England', pp. 1-17 Howorth, Henry H., 'The Early Intercourse of the Franks and Danes', pp. 18-61 Clarke, Hyde, 'Notes on the Ligurians, Aquitanians, and Belgians', pp. 62-69 Zerffi, G.G., 'The Iklik, by Hamdani', pp. 70-92 Swaine, Rev. S.A., 'The English Acquisition and Loss of Dunkirk', pp. 93-118 Fleav, F.G., 'Historical Allusions in Sundry English Poets', pp. 119-132 Pennington, Rev. Canon A.R., 'The Emperor Frederick II. of the House of Hohenstauffen', pp. 133-157 Clarke, Hyde, 'The Iberian and Belgian Influence and Epochs in Britain', pp. 158-204 Temple, Sir Richard, 'Political Lessons of Chinese History', pp. 205-228 Wade, Sir Thomas, 'Notes', pp. 229-241 Foster Palmer, J., 'Pestilences: their Influence on the Destiny of Nations', pp. 242-259 Zerffi, G.G., 'Hungary under King Matthias Hunyady, surnamed 'Corvinus'', pp. 260- 288 Temple, Sir Richard, 'Personal Traits of Mahratta Braham Princes', pp. 289-308 Howorth, Henry H., 'The Conquest of Norway by the Ynglings', pp. 309-363 Walford, Cornelius, 'Bridges: their Historical and Literary Associations', pp. 364-375 Dawson, William, 'The Keltic Church and English Christianity', pp. 376-384 Volume II (1885) Frere, Sir Bartle, 'Historical Sketch of South Africa', pp. 1-60 Elliot Malden, Henry, 'Notes on the Local Progress of Protestantism in England in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries', pp. 61-76 Browning, Oscar, 'The triple Alliance of 1788', pp. 77-116 Howorth, Henry H., 'Christianity in Roman Britain', pp. 117-172 Foster Palmer, J., 'The Saxon Invasion and its Influence on our Character as a Race', pp. 173-196 Thornton, Rev. Robinson, 'The Language and Literature of the English before the Conquest, and the Effect on Them of the Norman Invasion', pp. 197-224 Malleson, Colonel G.B., 'The Lost Opportunities of the House of Austria', pp. 225-253 Zerffi, G.G., 'The Tchong-Yong of Confucius. Edited by his Grandson Tchhing-Tse', pp. 254-271 Stone, Charles J., 'Historical Suggestions in the Ancient Hindu Epic, The Mahabharata', pp. 271-292 Venning, William Marshall, 'Origin of the New England Company, London, with an Account of its Labours on Behalf of the North American Indians', pp. 293-301 Howorth, Henry H., 'The Intercourse of the Danes with the Franks', pp. 302-348 Browning, Oscar, 'The Treaty of Commerce between England and France in 1786', pp. 349-364 Goldsmid, Sir F.J., 'Perplexities of Oriental History', pp. 365-389 Volume III (1886) Clarke, Hyde, 'Examination of the Legend of Atlantis, in reference to Protohistoric Communication with America', pp. 1-46 Solly-Flood, F., 'The Story of Prince Henry of Monmouth and Chief Justice Gascoign', pp. 47-204 Hall, Hubert, 'The Imperial Policy of Elizabeth. From the State papers, Foreign and Domestic', pp. 205-233 Clarke, Hyde, 'The Picts and Pre-Celtic Britain', pp. 234-280 Extracts from the Memoranda Rolls (L.T.R) of the Exchequer: I. The Negotiations Preceding the Confirmatio Cartarum (1297 A.D.). With translation., pp. 281-318 Browning, Oscar, 'The Flight of Louis XVI. to Varennes: a Criticism of Carlyle', pp. 319-342 Foster Palmer, J., 'The Celt in Power: Tudor and Cromwell', pp. 343-370 Cunningham, Rev. Wm., 'The Formation and Decay of Craft Guilds', pp. 371-392 Ropes, A.R., 'Co-operative History', pp. 393-407 Volume IV (1889) Malleson, G.B., 'Vercingetorix', pp. 1-40 Conder, C.R., 'The Historical Connections of the Hittites', pp. 41-68 Browning, Oscar, 'The Teaching of History in Schools', pp. 69-84 Malden, H.E., 'Hugh Elliot in Berlin', pp. 85-102 Melden, H.E., 'Historic Genealogy', pp. 103-124 Solly-Flood, Frederick, 'Prince Henry of Monmouth – his Letters and Despatches during the War in Wales. 1402-1405', pp. 125-142 Ropes, Arthur R., 'The Causes of the Seven Years' War', pp. 143-170 Williamson, George C., 'Historical Evidence and Information Gathered from the Traders' Tokens of the Seventeenth Century and from the Minor Currency', pp. 171-196 Cunningham, W., 'The Commercial Policy of Edward III.', pp. 197-220 Frere, Sir Bartle, 'Historical Sketch of South Africa', pp. 221-284 Haines, Herbert, 'History and Assassination', pp. 285-302 Stuart Glennie, J.S., 'The Traditions of the Archaian White Races', pp. 303-348 Volume V (1891) Bertin, G., 'Babylonian Chronology and History', pp. 1-52 Malden, H.E., 'The Sequence of Forms of Government in Plato's 'Republic' compared with the Actual History of Greek Cities', pp. 53-74 von Pflugh-Hartung, Julius, 'The Old Irish on the Continent', pp. 75-102 Hare Leonard, George, 'The Expulsion of the Jews by Edward I.: an Essay in Explanation of the Exodus, A.D. 1290', pp. 103-146 Haines, Herbert, 'France and Cromwell', pp. 147-156 Ropes, Arthur E., 'Frederick the Great's Invasion of Saxony and the Prussian 'Mémoire raisonné,' 1756', pp. 157-176 Foster Palmer, J., 'Spola. Easter Day in Rome, 1849: a Link in the Chain of Italian Unity', pp. 177-204 Foster Palmer, J., 'Development of the Fine Arts under the Puritans', pp. 205-228 Stuart Glennie, J.S., 'The Desirability of Treating History as a Science of Origins', pp. 229-240 Williamson, George C., 'On Learning and on Teaching History in Schools, and on the Results Obtained by Such Teaching', pp. 241-258 Volume VI (1892) von Bülow, Gottfried assisted by Wilfred Powell, 'Diary of the Journey of Philip Julius, Duke of Stettin-Pomerania, Through England in the Year 1602', pp. 1-68 Thornton, Robinson, 'The Roumanian Language', pp. 69-86 Browning, Oscar 'The Evolution of the Family', pp. 87-108 Burrows, Montagu, 'The Publication of the Gascon Rolls by the British and French Governments, Considered as a New Element in English History', pp. 109-124 Oman, C.W.C., 'Some Notes on the ΙΙΛΙΤΕΙΑ ΤΩΝ ΑΘΗΝΑΙΩΝ', pp. 125-144 Rumbold, Sir Horace, 'Notes on the History of the Family of Rumbold in the Seventeenth Century', pp. 145-166 Leadam, I.S., 'The Inquisition of 1517. Inclosures and Evictions. Edited from the Lansdowne MS.I. 153.', pp. 167-314 Volume VII (1893) Malden, Henry Elliot, 'Notes on the Family of Betoun in Connections With Some Royal Letters of James VI.', pp. 21-36 Reich, Emil, 'The Magyar County: a Study in the Comparative History of Municipal Institutions', pp. 37-54 von Pflugk-Harttung, Julius, 'The Druids of Ireland', pp. 55-76 Liebermann, F., 'On the Instituta Cnuti Aliorumque Regum Anglorum', pp. 77-108 Cunningham, Rev. W., 'The Laws of the Mercers Company of Lichfield. Communicated and Transcribed from the Original MS. by W.H. Russell', pp. 109-126 Leadam, I.S., 'The Inquisition of 1517. Inclosures and Evictions. Edited from the Lansdowne MS. I. 153., pp. 127-292 Preface Norfolk Yorkshire Herefordshire Staffordshire Hampshire and the Isle of Wight Volume VIII (1894) Liebermann, F., 'The Text of Henry I.'s Coronation Charter', pp. 21-48 Little, A.G., 'Educational Organisation of the Mendicant Friars in England (Dominicans and Franciscans)', pp. 49-70 Hume, Martin A.S., 'Antonio Perez in Exile', pp. 71-108 Raymond Beazley, C., 'The Colonial Empire of the Portuguese to the Death of Albuquerque', pp. 109-128 Tout, T.F., 'The Earldoms under Edward I.', pp. 129-156 Round, J.H., 'The Case of Lucas and Lisle', pp. 157-180 Ekedahl, Waldemar, 'The Principal Causes of the Renewal of the War between England and France in 1803', pp. 181-202 Powell, Edgar, 'An Account of the Proceedings in Suffolk during the Peasants' Rising in 1381', pp. 203-250 Introduction Appendix Leadam, I.S., 'The Inquisition of 1517. Inclosures and Evictions. Edited from the Lansdowne MS. I. 153. Part III., pp. 251-332 London and Suburbs Berkshire Gloucestershire Cambridgeshire Shropshire Volume IX (1895) Law, Alice, 'The English Nouveaux-Riches in the Fourteenth Century', pp. 49-74 Giuseppe, Montague S., 'Alien Merchants in England in the Fifteenth Century', pp. 75- 98 Cunningham, Rev.W., 'The Gild Merchant of Shrewsbury', pp. 99-118 Raymond Beazley, C., 'Exploration under Elizabeth, 1558-1603', pp. 119-166 Oman, C.W.C., 'The Tudors and the Currency, 1526-1560', pp. 167-188 Shaw, W.A., 'The Monetary Movements of 1600-1621 in Holland and Germany', pp. 189-214 Cunningham, Rev.W., ''Walter of Henley'', pp. 215-222 von Bülow, Gottfried, 'Journey Through England and Scotland made by Lupold von Wedel in the Years 1584 and 1585. Translated from the original manuscript', pp. 223-270 Volume X (1896) Malden, Henry Elliot, 'Shakespeare as an Historian', pp. 23-40 Hughes, Arthur, 'The Parliament of Lincoln, 1316', pp. 41-58 Wallis, J.P., 'Early Colonial Constitutions', pp. 59-84 Raymond Beazley, C., 'Early Christian Geography', pp. 85-110 Salomon, Felix, 'The Foreign Policy of William Pitt in the First Decade of his Ministry in its European Significance', pp. 111-120 Holton, S.H.D., 'Richard the Redeless', pp. 121-154 Volume XI (1897) Harrison, Frederic, 'A Proposal for a New Historical Bibliography', pp. 19-30 York Powell, Martin F., 'The École des Chartes and English Records', pp. 31-40 Hume, Martin A.S., 'Some Survivors of the Armada in Ireland', pp. 41-66 Corbett, W.J., 'Elizabethan Village Surveys', pp. 67-88 Neville Figgis, J., 'On Some Political Theories of the Early Jesuits', pp. 89-112 Leadam, I.S., 'A Narrative of the Pursuit of English Refugees in Germany Under Queen Mary', pp. 113-132 Browning, Oscar, 'The Conference of Pillnitz', pp. 133-138 Frewen Lord, Walter, 'Goree: a Lost Possession of England', pp. 139-152 Volume XII (1898) Firth, C.H., 'Marston Moor', pp. 17-80 Laughton, J.K., 'The National Study of Naval History, I.', pp. 81-94 Hall, Hubert, 'The National Study of Naval History, II.', pp. 95-102 Stamp, A.E., 'The Meeting of the Duke of Marlborough and Charles XII. at Altranstadt, April 1707', pp. 103-116 Turner, G.J., 'The Sheriff's Farm', pp. 117-150 Dixon, E., 'The Florentine Wool Trade in the Middle Ages', pp. 151-180 Morison, Margaret, 'A Narrative of the Journey of Cecilia, Princess of Sweden, to the Court of Queen Elizabeth', pp. 181-224 Volume XIII (1899) Firth, C.H., 'The Raising of the Ironsides', pp. 17-74 Gairdner, James, 'The Fall of Cardinal Wolsey', pp. 75-102 Neville Figgis, Rev.J., 'Politics at the Council of Constance', pp. 103-116 Hill, Frank H., 'Pitt and Peel – 1783-4, 1834-5', pp. 117-136 Bateson, Mary 'Origin and Early History of Double Monasteries', pp. 137-198 Hermia Durham, F. 'The Relations of the Crown to Trade under James I.', pp. 199-248 Volume XIV (1900) Firth, C.H., 'The Battle of Dunbar', pp. 19-52 Norgate, Kate, 'The Alleged Condemnation of King John by the Court of France in 1202', pp. 53-68 Frewen Lord, Walter, 'The Development of Political Parties during the Reign of Queen Anne (The Alexander Prize Essay for 1899), pp. 69-122 Davenport, Frances G., 'The Decay of Villeinage in East Anglia', pp. 123-142 D'Arcy Collyer, 'Notes on the Diplomatic Correspondence between England and Russia in the First Half of the Eighteenth Century', pp. 143-174 Raymond Beazley, C. 'The Oldest Monument of Russian Travel', pp. 175-186 Corbett, W.J., 'The Tribal Hidage', pp. 187-230 Gay, Edwin F. and Leadam, I.S., 'The Inquisitions of Depopulation in 1517 and the 'Domesday of Inclosures'', pp. 231-304 Volume XV (1901) Firth, C.H., 'The Later History of the Ironsides', pp. 1-46 Roberts, L.M., 'The Negotiations Preceding the Peace of Lunéville, 1801', pp. 47-130 Curran, M.B., 'The Correspondence of an English Diplomatic Agent in Paris, 1669- 1677', pp. 131-150 Reddaway, W.F., 'The Advent of the Great Elector', pp. 151-170 Jensen, Rev. O., 'The 'Denarius Sancti Petri' in England', pp. 171-248 Volume XVI (1902) Gasquet, Francis A., 'Some Materials for a New Edition of Polydore Vergil's 'History'', pp. 1-18 Lingelbach, W.E., 'The Internal Organisation of the Merchant Adventurers of England', pp. 19-68 Marsden, R.G., 'The High Court of Admiralty in relation to National History, Commerce and the Colonisation of America A.D. 1550-1650', pp. 69-96 Lomas, C.S., 'The State Papers of the Early Stuarts and the Interregnum', pp. 97-132 Leadam, I.S., 'An Unknown Conspiracy against King Henry VII', pp. 133-158 Redstone, Vincent B., 'The Social Condition of England during the Wars of the Roses. 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Mississauga St. Marcellinus (ONT) at Orchard Lake St. Mary's
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Taylor Truman at Woodhaven
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Detroit Loyola at Allen Park Cabrini
Kickoff: 1 p.m. Saturday
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Cincinnati Moeller at Detroit Catholic Central
Kickoff: Saturday, 2 p.m.
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Lockheed has released a video showing highlights from the F-35 Lightning II program in 2012, including production, flight test and deliveries.
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Following the recent grounding of the F-35B, the U.S. Marine Corps variant of the Joint Strike Fighter, there has been a lot of criticism of the program. But is cutting or scaling back the program in response to setbacks the best solution? With a fair and accurate assessment of the program and the proposed solutions to some of the problems it faces, the American Security | Read More »
In the Joint Strike Fighter's latest testing milestone, this photo shows two F-35C Lightning II carrier variant test aircraft refuel together with a Lockheed Martin KC-130 Hercules for the first time, in the sky above Patuxent River, Md. Photo by Lockheed Martin
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Three Lockheed Martin F-35B short takeoff/vertical landing (STOVL) aircraft were officially delivered to the U.S. Marine Corps during ceremonies at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Ariz., on November 20. The three jets are assigned to Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 121 residing with the host Marine Aircraft Group 13. "For more than 50 years, it has been our mission to support the Marine Corps mission, and | Read More »
EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla., Nov. 5, 2012 – The Integrated Training Center (ITC) here completed its 500th combined local sortie for both the F-35A conventional takeoff and landing (CTOL) and F-35B short takeoff and vertical landing (STOVL) aircraft Friday. Flight operations for the F-35 began on the Emerald Coast March 6. There are currently 22 F-35s at Eglin as the fleet continues to grow | Read More »
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That Hamas chose to launch its massive barrage against Israel after President Obama's re-election is no coincidence. He's given it every reason to feel it can act with relative impunity.
The president's unconditional support for two of Hamas' biggest enablers in the region — Turkey and the new Muslim Brotherhood regime in Egypt — clearly have emboldened the terror group.
Since taking control of Gaza in 2006, Hamas has regularly shelled Israel. But rocket and mortar attacks against its civilians have increased each year since Obama took office.
Through Nov. 20 of this year, Hamas fired a total of 1,203 missiles and rockets, up from 156 for all of 2009, according to an unclassified Israel Defense Forces report. Through Oct. 31, meanwhile, mortar attacks more than doubled to 204.
After Obama was re-elected, the terror group intensified its bombardment of Israel, firing more than 640 rockets through last week's cease-fire.
For the first time, Hamas rockets pounded Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, not just the region next to Gaza. Not only have attacks steadily increased under Obama, they've hit distant targets inside Israeli cities.
A smaller escalation occurred last summer after Obama defied Congress and unfroze $147 million in aid to the Palestinians. Some 600,000 Gazans now receive nearly $100 million worth of USAID assistance (even though they voted into power a U.S.-designated terror group).
So? Israeli intelligence figures that as much as 45% of U.S. and other foreign aid to Gaza and the West Bank is diverted to fund terrorism and buy rockets, mainly from Iran.
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Major war-funding legislation while Barack Obama was in the Senate, and how he voted:
_May 2005: Congress approved an $82 billion bill to fund the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and international anti-terrorism efforts. Obama voted yes.
_June 2006: Congress cleared a $94.5 billion bill to fund the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as well as provide aid to hurricane victims. Obama voted yes.
_September 2006: Congress cleared a $448 billion Pentagon funding bill that included $70 billion for U.S. military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. Obama voted yes.
_April 2007: Congress cleared a $124 billion spending bill that provided $90 billion for war costs but mandated the withdrawal of U.S. troops within six months. Obama voted yes, but President George W. Bush vetoed the legislation.
_May 2007: Congress approved a roughly $100 billion spending measure to fund the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and domestic projects, including hurricane relief. Obama voted no.
_December 2007: Congress cleared a $555 billion catchall spending bill that included $70 billion for U.S. military action in Iraq and Afghanistan. Obama did not vote.
_June 2008: Congress approved a measure to spend $162 billion for war costs as well as provide a 13-week extension of unemployment benefits and emergency relief for the flood-ravaged Midwest. Obama voted yes.
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Special Price, 2 Bedroom Condominium on Spectacular White Sandy Beach
- Minimum stay:1-2 nights
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
Brisas condo description
Spacious, modern 2 BR condominium on the spectacular white sandy beaches of Cancun.
Our complex 'CONDOMINIOS BRISAS' is located on Cancun's most pristine strip of white sandy beach on the crystal clear turquoise blue waters of the Caribbean Sea. The location places guests 5 min. to the Hilton Golf Club, 10 min. to Kulkulcan Plaza -one of the finest shopping malls in Cancun. It hosts fine shops & fine restaurants such as Ruth's Chris Steak House. We are only minutes away from 'Parque Nizuc' a huge water park where you can swim with the dolphins. Our newest mall 'La Isla' only 11 min away- home to a giant underworld aquarium (worth checking out)! Our condos are owned by us. Clean, spacious, very nicely furnished, with really comfortable beds. A wonderful condo in which to spend your vacation. Friendly US, Canadian, EU, Mex owners help you find places to visit.
24 hr security, adult pool and children's pool , tennis court, minimart, swimming, and ample parking. Bus stop
Nearby you can find horseback riding, fishing, scuba diving, snorkeling, parasailing, windsurfing, skiing, boating, jungle tours, Mayan ruins, and bird/wildlife sanctuary.
Amenities: Our deluxe 1BR condos are 2-room apartments with modern, fully equipped kitchens. Special care is given to amenities such as dinnerware, cookware, linens, toiletries, stovetops, full size refrigerator / freezers, coffee makers, microwave ovens, blenders, hair dryers, clock radio, phones, etc. Our bedding is of superior quality. Extra pillows, blankets, and a baby crib are available upon request. The bedrooms are furnished with 2 double beds or a single king. All contain a queen size sleeper sofa in LR / kitchen.
The 4-room, 2 BR, 2.5 BA, 2 story corner has just been updated with an Italian designed kitchen and island with granite countertops. It has a corner glass enclosed breakfast nook that enjoys fabulous views of both the lagoon and the Caribbean.
The master BR has a king size bed, a sitting room and a balcony from which you view both ocean and lagoon. The 2nd BR has 2 twin beds and has 14 feet of glass overlooking the lagoon. The living room has a queen size sleeper sofa and a wrap-around balcony that overlooks both the lagoon for colorful sunsets, and the Caribbean for sparkling sunrises.
Activities: Scuba, snorkeling, parasailing, boating, deep sea fishing, Mayan ruins tours, shopping, island hopping, dancing, fine dining, flea markets, swimming with dolphins, bowling, small car racing, horseback riding (on the beach if you wish), wildlife explorations.
Area: The island of Cancun is shaped as the # 7, with mainland at either end. The short horiz leg is on the gulf side with calm, shallow water quite a way out. The long leg is the Caribbean side with clean, clear, glittering water having small or larger waves.
Nite life, restaurants, shopping plazas and water sports are mostly south (down) from the juncture of the horizontal and vertical lines of the '7' shape of the island of Cancun. Major night life is at the juncture. Most restaurants and shopping plazas are South of the juncture to half way down the Caribbean side. Condominios Brisas is approx 3/4 way down the Caribbean side, 18 min from the juncture. We are mid way between Hilton Golf Resort and Club Med, on the north side of Royal Solaris Resort. Our beach is the best! We're a quiet residential complex, far enough away for peace and quiet, yet close enough to all activities. We're 15 min from the airport. No need to rent a car.
Our condos are beautiful and great for lovers or families. Come on down and enjoy the pleasures that so many others have enjoyed. (See comments from previous guests about our condos.)
Property Type
- Condo
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
Onsite Services
- Housekeeper Included
- Pets Not Allowed
- Wheelchair Inaccessible
- Non Smoking Only
Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
Bathrooms: 2 Bathrooms, 1 Half Bathroom
Other Amenities
- Cleaning included twice weekly. Extra cleaning available for $15/day
- Satellite / Cable
- CD Player
- Books
- DVD Player
- Radio
- Family
- Away From It All
- Playground
- Live Theater
- Coin Laundry
- Ruins
- Museums
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Theme Parks
- Duty Free Shops
- Zoo
- Water Parks
- Reefs
- Marina
- Cinemas
- Restaurants
- Not Necessary
Leisure Activities
- Eco Tourism
- Horseback Riding
- Wildlife Viewing
- Walking
- Boating
- Shopping
- Beachcombing
- Shelling
- Miniature Golf
- Sight Seeing
local services and businesses
- Medical Services
- Laundromat
- Fitness Center
- Massage Therapist
- Groceries
Location Type
- Golf Course View
- Waterfront
- Water View
- Waterfront
- Beach
sports and adventure activities
- Hiking
- Tennis
- Snorkeling
- Cycling
- Wind-Surfing
- Golf Privileges Optional
- Jet Skiing
- Spelunking
- Snorkeling/Diving
- Sailing
- Parasailing
- Paragliding
- Surfing
- Kayaking
- Swimming
- Golf
- Water Tubing
- Deepsea Fishing
- Water Skiing
- Surf Fishing
- Fishing
- Scuba Diving Or Snorkeling
- Pier Fishing
Arrival Day
- Flexible
- Dining Area
forms of payment
- Accept Credit Card
- Filtered Water
- Shampoo
- Elevator
- ISDN Access
- Toilet Paper
- Internet
- Ceiling Fans
- Iron & Board
- Paper Towels
- Sofa Bed
- Hair Dryer
- Basic Soaps
- Towels Provided
- Alarm Clock
- Parking
- Parking Off Street
house cleaning
- Housekeeper Included
- Oven
- Stove
- Toaster
- Freezer
- Blender
- Microwave
- Coffee Maker
- Beach Chairs
- Gated Community
- Beach Towels
- Tennis Court
- Walkway To Water
- Sand Box
Payment Type
- Mastercard
- Visa
Pool / Spa
- Outdoor Pool
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Great Place
Great Place
- Guest Holly (Canada)
- Date of stay 12/13/12
- Review Submitted 01/14/13
We stayed in Gerry and Mary's one bedroom condo for 22 nights and we had a great time. The condo had everything you could need. The Brisas has amazing staff and the grounds,pools and beach are all well maintained. We would stay here again. Our kids had a great time there. I would recommend the Brisas as a great place to stay. There is a small store on site. There is a place to order food during the day and you can get drinks at the pool bar. We will be returning!!!Recommended for: Tourists without a car, families with teenagers, age 55+, romantic getaway, girls getaway, sightseeing, families with young children.
Owner response: Thank you for the very nice report, Holly. Sure hope your kids had an opportunity to ride and enjoy the boogie boards we provide. Hope to see you and family again, We have special discount for returning guests. gerry n mary
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Good low-key vacation
Good low-key vacation
- Guest enggr (Midwest)
- Date of stay 03/17/12
- Review Submitted 04/12/12
This condo is in a quieter area south of the main strip in Cancun, which was perfect for our group of 6 adults. The beach area was significantly less crowded than further up the strip where the larger hotels are. There is a bus stop right in front of the condo which was extremely handy, as that was our only form of transportation around Cancun. I found the condo itself to be very comfortable; we were able to open the windows to let the ocean breeze cool the place down. There was definitely enough room for 6 of us to spread out. Something worth noting is that the penthouse is situated on two levels, and the stairs are a little narrow and steep. We found the owners to be very respectful and helpful throughout the whole process.Recommended for: Tourists without a car, girls getaway, families with young children.
Owner response: THANK YOU GIRLS. YOU WERE A VERY NICE GROUP TO WORK WITH. WE HOPE TO SEE MOST OF YOU AT SOME TIME IN THE FUTURE. OUR ONE BR CONDOS ARE VERY NICE ALSO. OH YES, THANKS FOR HAVING THE AIR CONDITIONING OFF WHILE THE WINDOWS WERE OPEN, AND WHILE YOU WERE NOT THERE.
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AWSOME! Just what we look for!
AWSOME! Just what we look for!
- Guest kwebeq (Sherbrooke,Québec.Canada)
- Date of stay 02/27/11
- Review Submitted 04/01/11
We stay whit our familly at Mary and Gerry properties.My 21-18 and 13 kids??! where whit us. First,we when in the uniit whit 2 Double beds,a nice ocean front balcony and a resonnable dinning area. Clean and ready. We slept a night in it and i love the scenic and the sound of the waves.This unit was find but a bit thight. (For 1 or 2 couples,just right).So went to see MISTER Gerry to seek for the penthouse...A smiling and easy going man who make us very happy. He agree to our offer and let us use the penthouse for a month! What can you say when you got a balcony facing the lagoon and the sunset and turning at the corner to face the ocean and the sunrise! Plus a balcony in the master room facing the ocean,a side balcony and acces to the top of the penthouse whit a 360 view! You say AWSOME!! My guys sleept well and enjoy all the commodity of this unit. We love the liberty that this place give us! You are not restraint to stay at your condo. So we visit and immerge ourself in to mexican culture and thats why we are there! And yes for the beach also!Nice large beach. No lack of chairs,nice pool and friendly peoples.No intoxicates springbreakers shouting at 4 a.m. .This place is quite,nice and affordable.Bus station stopping right at the entrace,security gards,a little convinient store and most of all a location ON THE BEACH! Everybody give helps and advices. We talk to people staying in an all include. For the price..Brisas is best. Thanks Mary and Gerry for a warm welcome and a very nice lodging place.Recommended for: Tourists without a car, families with teenagers, adventure seekers, age 55+, romantic getaway, girls getaway, people with disabilities, families with young children.
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Condos Brisas - Penthouse Suite
Condos Brisas - Penthouse Suite
- Guest Pete and Dawn (Phoenix, AZ USA)
- Date of stay 03/09/10
- Review Submitted 04/23/10
Dear Gerry and Mary: Thank you so much for your kindness and hospitality! The condo was beautiful, the views were spectacular, and the location on the beach was absolutely perfect! We loved every minute of our stay! Working with you on every detail from reservation to local recommendations was a breeze. Thank you for sharing your beautiful home with us - we hope to return again someday in the not too distant future!Recommended for: Tourists without a car, adventure seekers, age 55+, romantic getaway, girls getaway, families with young children.
Owner response: Dawn & Pete, thanks for your very nice recommendation. It's guests like you that make renting my vaccation home a pleasure. You and your kids are welcome here any time. Regards, Gerry and Mary
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- Guest Ed, Jane & the kids (New York, NY)
- Date of stay 04/09/09
- Review Submitted 04/09/09
Thanks so much for letting us stay at Penthouse 1401. We loved the space, views and beach. It was a pleasure meeting you. The development was "low-key", perfect for us. Thanks again, Ed & JaneDid you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 2/3
- Guest Bill Millar (Welland,ON,Canada)
- Date of stay 04/06/09
- Review Submitted 04/06/09
We (5 adults)stayed in the penthouse condo(1401), Feb.14 to 28,2009. We enjoyed the accommodations, the great views from the various balconies and Gerry and Mary's warm and complete hospitality. The pool and beach were excellent (if a bit windy) and the location is a convenient one with good access to all of Cancun and area.Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 1/2
- Guest Anonymous
- Date of stay 03/14/09
- Review Submitted 03/14/09
We stayed at the condo 5102 for 2 weeks and evreything was ok. quiet clean,lot of space around the pool and no lack of chairs. We are already planning to go back next year.Denis and Francine, st-nicolas,québec,canadaDid you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/2
Property is lacking upgrades and pool area poor
Property is lacking upgrades and pool area poor
- Guest not sure of condo rentals (Barrington, NH, USA)
- Date of stay 03/11/08
- Review Submitted 04/11/08
Property interior and exterior was run down (not like shown in photo). Listing quoted "sleeps six" and coach bed was rusted and matress was awful. No air conditioning in the living room. Maid service once a week and she didn't even change the sheets! Floors were dirty (no carpet).Pool area: most of the chairs were broken and there never was enough for everyone, pool needed repairs. Chairs on the beach were old and terrible. This was our 1st time renting and I am not sure if we will again.Recommended for: Tourists without a car.
Owner response: Property was damaged by hurricane and in process of being repaired. Yes sofabed was rusted and needed new mattress, also due to hurricane. We did not know of this problem until you brought it up as none of our other guests said anything about it. When you asked us for an inflatable mattress we went out and bought it same day. Air conditioning was out for two days and repaired on next business day. Sorry but maid service was twice a week and sheets are only changed once per week. Almost all our guests say our cleaning is very good. No carpets at beach property, only marble and tile. Yes pool chairs were bad and have been replaced. Some guest are expecting top hotel services. We are a condo and provide condo service at a lower price than hotels. Some people are not meant for a condo experience. Suggest that you always use a hotel if you are liooking for 5 star accommodations, and of course pay those prices. Look at the many positive reviews we have. Even one person dissatisfied bothers us, as we spend extra money on our furnishings and linens to make your stay comfortable. This is proven by our many return guests.
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- Guest Anonymous
- Date of stay 04/01/07
- Review Submitted 04/21/07
Thank you Gerry and Mary for the use of your condo (Unit 5102). It was well equipped and everything we needed. It was our first visit to Cancun, and it was great fun. We were very impressed with the project(clean, safe, quiet and 2 very nice pools) and we loved its prestigous location on the Hotel Zone, and facing directly onto some of the nicest beach front Cancun has to offer. We loved the pool and ocean view from our balcony and being able to barbeque occasionally. Also, thank you for giving us a tour of your pentholuse - Wow ! it is really quite lovely. We're already reserved for next Winter, and can hardly wait to return.Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 1/3
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- Guest Anonymous
- Date of stay 04/01/07
- Review Submitted 04/09/07
Gerry & Mary, Thanks so much for the great rental of the Penthouse in Cancun. Condo was spacious and fit the families needs to a "T". Was a pleasure to meet you and if we come back to Cancun we will look you up. Steve & PattyDid you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 1/3
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Base Rate 2 night min stay |
$200 | |||||
low season Apr 1 - Jun 30 1 night min stay |
$140 | |||||
- Refundable Damage Deposit: $200
- Taxes Not included
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Year Purchased: 1986
About the owner: I have been enjoying Cancun for over 24 years. The weather is always great and there is no limit on things you can do. I stay here all winter and most times am reluctant to return home.
Why the Owner Chose Brisas:
This is truly a nature lover's paradise. There is something here for everyone. The locals are friendly, speak english, and are eager to help. The quality of the food is exceptional. There are restaurants here to satisfy your choice of cuisines. The weather is always great!!! The air is clean and there are no mosquitos oceanside.
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- Primary: 847 854-9992 Central time in USA
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- Fax: 847 854-9992
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Palapas Poolside
Our guests enjoying our beach
Our Complex
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Penthouse Kitchen
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Pool overlooking Caribbean Ocean
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Product Type: Tate & Lyle Baking & Ingredients
Newest Review: ... do well, however the initial sweetness and duration of sweetnes are quicker and shorter than with sucrose, sucrose is a disaccharide comp... more
Fruit Sugar Is Fructose
Tate & Lyle Fruit Sugar
Member Name: mountview
Tate & Lyle Fruit Sugar
Date: 08/09/10
Advantages: Low GI
Disadvantages: Health Concerns
I bought some of this fruit sugar yesterday. the monosaccharide fructose in neat form, at the time I thought this was a great product, all the sugar and less calories however after some research it would seem fructose has serious downfalls, such as possible effects on memory and having to be metabolised by the liver causing damage or a fatty liver.
Taste wise the product does do well, however the initial sweetness and duration of sweetnes are quicker and shorter than with sucrose, sucrose is a disaccharide composed of glucose and fructose, fructose alone is not dissimilar to High Fructose Corn Syrup which is used more than sugar in the US, Fructose is blamed for problems with obesity by some also.
Comparing these two sugars so far is simple and apart from those requiring a low GI sucrose wins hands down, however there is another form of natural sugar to consider and that is Molasses, unrefined sugar, Indeed this is the premium sugar in that it still contains nutrients and minerals that processed sugars are devoid of, it is believe that the content of molasses can negate some of the negative effects of sugars intake and therefore for the most important topic when choosing sugars, Molasses wins over the other not by taste but by being the healthiest sugar product available.
Overall fruit sugar is probably not the best sweetener but some may prefer it as a natural sweetener however natural does not by any means mean safer, infact two artificial sweeteners come to mind that are probably safer are sucralose and saccharin.
Another negative is the relative expense compared to sucrose and molasses however relevant potency of sweetness and not cost of production is probably playing a large part in this as well as the misconception that it is heathier or more natural.
Summary: May be useful in some circumstances, do your research !
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A real one, something I actually like about you after checking out your blog.
And yes, I WILL get EVERYONE. That's why the deadline is so short.
we all know who Wrecking Ball really was about
have u ever had a depersonalization moment when you look at yourself in the mirror and think wow this person is me and i have this body and this life and everything feels so strange why am i me and not someone else
2014 is so close i can almost taste the lips i will not be kissing on new years eve
homework to do: hella
homework i've done: negative hella
"Wait…fit people have rolls too??!"
Yes, yes they do
Reblogging this not only because it's what we people need to hear but also because I'm in love with this room.
Probs not the same person
Yes u r so right. I took a picture of myself on the top and then photoshopped my sports bra and top of my spandex and scar on my stomach onto someone else's stomach and then my pillowcase and sheets and wall just to make this post to trick all these ppl!!!!!! wow u caught me in the act red handed what shall I ever do now!!!????!
I'm just like:
this is absolutely disgusting and not okay in any way. anorexia is a disorder. not a costume. and definitely not something to be sexualized. to sign a petition to get the costume removed from the site, click here
plz reblog to signal boost
only 600 more signatures to go
100 more. thank you so much to everyone who reblogged and signed.
40 more
hi everyone. this still needs attention. im not really sure how petitions work and this isnt my petition but 10,000 was just a goal and apperently there are more signatures to be signed for the petiton. currently 5000 more. which is a lot i know, but i feel that if we spread this enough we can do it.
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