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Le spa Bodyderm Spa dispose de 4 salles de soins dont certaines sont réservées aux couples. Des massages sont proposés soit sur la plage, soit dans les salles du spa ; les services proposés incluent également des soins du visage, des gommages corporels et des soins corporels. Le spa propose divers soins thérapeutiques, dont l'hydrothérapie. Ce spa en bord de mer possède un sauna.
Les enfants de moins de 16 ans ne sont pas autorisés dans l'enceinte du spa sans la surveillance d'un adulte. Les clients de moins de 13 ans ne sont pas admis dans l'enceinte du spa.
Ce village vacances propose une plage privée et un centre de remise en forme. Une piscine extérieure, une piscine pour enfants et un bain à remous se trouvent également sur place. Les infrastructures de loisir incluent également un sauna.
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Beaucoup plus beau en photos. Plage affreuse.Avis certifié Hotels.com
Excellent views of the sea!!Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Nice resort"
Beautiful resort, enjoyed our stay very much. The staff is friendly and helpful. Would definitely like to return someday.Avis certifié Hotels.com
I was disappointed with this "resort". When making my reservation, I had called to specifically request a second-floor, king-size room. I was assured I would be given one, but when I arrived, I was told the only room available was on the first floor, with two queen size beds. We were told to push the beds together. When we got to the room, we noticed […] that neither the air conditioner nor the ceiling fan was working. About an hour later, the maintenance men came - they replaced the AC but didnt fix the fan. Overall, the room needed some TLC. The resort itself had a beautiful view, although there was nothing in the surrounding area. There were two restaurants on site - one was good, but overpriced, and the other was generic and bland. We wished they had served Puerto Rican food. This is not a place I would recommend. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Great Seclusion, Short on services"
Rooms were clean and in good shape. Our room had a view of the resort and beach. There were no blinds in the room, and the room is pretty open to the outside (enough air can creep around the room so the A/C will work overtime). Hotel is easy to get to and a trip to Ponce is a must, at least for a meal. The hotel's one restaurand and bar are open all […] week, while their higher-end restaurant is only open for a couple nights. We did not venture out to Gilligan's island but hear this is also a must-do. Staff is friendly and very helpful! Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Excellent hotel for romantic gateways"
If you like a peaceful and romantic vacation this is the place. Weekdays is almost empty, but weekends is crowded with families. The two restaurants are excellent but pricey.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Great spot to get away in southern part of island"
Overall great stay. Good value for the price. Don't be expecting 4 star. They got some things to work on. Food, not that great. Service at restaurants, unorganized. Most disappointing, the beach. You can only go out like 20 feet before you hit grasses. And at 20 feet water is maybe foot deep. So, you head to one of the pools which are bubbling over […] with kids. I would suggest they make one pool adults only. Actually heard a kid say he had to go to the bathroom and he was headed to the pool to do so. Mom thankfully stopped him and made him use the restroom. So weird mix of being away from it all, and being surrounded by everyone's family. Buy needed snacks, water and alcohol on way in. Nothing near by the hotel. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
I was there for my niece's wedding and was amazed at the beauty and tranquility of the place.I would certainly return in the future.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Grassy water and watery drinks at ridiculous lrice"
The place is clean the views are pleasant. Aside from that the beach is not conducive to swimming because the water is overgrown with grass and is barely over two feet deep at any point. The staff is for the most part unfriendly N non communicative whe serving over priced ludicrously watered down drinks. I will never return. Not even for free.Avis certifié Expedia
"Get Away Vacations"
Took my wife away for the weekend for a relaxing time away from the day to day stuff. She was stunned with the spectacular views and the overall facilities. We went snorkeling in Guiligans Island and had a wonderful time. Will be taking he kids next time, there are lot of attractions for the young ones.Avis certifié Expedia
"Get Away Vacations"
Took my wife away for the weekend for a relaxing time away from the day to day stuff. She was stunned with the spectacular views and the overall facilities. We went snorkeling in Guiligans Island and had a wonderful time. Will be taking he kids next time, there are lot of attractions for the young ones.Avis certifié Expedia
"Had a wonderful time!!"
This resort is a great place to get away from the tourist areas of Puerto Rico. It is very secluded and a lot of activities to do. You definitely need to rent a car to site see. The resort is very clean and the staff is very friendly and accommodating. I had a wonderful time and will definitely be back with family an friends. This was my first time […] on this side of the island and the weather was great. Gilligans island was not as good as I would imagine it. The ride over from the hotel was wonderful but I only stayed an hour. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Nice resort"
Nice resort right on the beach. Have all recreational facilities available and in good conditions. Beach is calm but doesn't have a lot of sand and too much sea grasses overgrowing. Staff service not quite as desirable - don't have the "can do" attitude expected. Ran out of beach towels and didn't try to expedite the service. On site restaurant is nice […] and food was great. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
We stayed here for the first time last week and it was incredible. The staff is so great and of course the whole place is beautiful. We even cried the morning that we had to leave:( I would highly recommend this resort, we will be back very soon!Avis certifié Expedia
"Relaxing & lovely!"
This resort is just wonderful. It is secluded from tourist areas, but if you want a lovely, relaxing getaway this is the place! The waters were calm along the beach, there are two pools, there is a nice resort restaurant, and the rooms are just perfect - clean, spacious, comfortable, and wonderful wooden doors lead to a balcony or right onto the grounds. […] We ate at the restaurant the evening we arrived and it was DELICIOUS. The service was good, but a little slow in the restaurant. We will definately return. Remember, if you are looking for a place that is in the middle of tourist sites, this is not the one. This is where you go to relax and unwind, or maybe do some dive shop activity. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Fantastic resort for the family"
I've never written an online review before but I had such a wonderful experience at Copa Marina I thought I would make an exception. We stayed 5 nights at this awesome place. The grounds are postcard beautiful. We had planned to do a couple day trips but we ended up spending most of our time at Copa Marina. We took the ferry trip to Gilligan Island. […] The snorkeling there was underwhelming and it was crowded. We went on a Sunday and perhaps a weekday would have been less crowded. That was the least impressive part of our trip. We had a great time renting a double kayak and going out (we didn't go very far as I took out one kid then the other bit it was so fun we did it two days). We also did a snorkeling trip with the dice shop guys out to the reef. This was pricey but it was great snorkeling and worth the splurge. We ate at the breakfast buffet every morning where my son ate his weight in bacon and they had an excellent omelette station. Also the cinnamon bananas were a treat. The pools and jacuzzi were great and right on the beach. The water is shallow for a ways out so there was plenty of room for the kids to play without constant vigilance. It turns out we needed more of a hang out and relax vacation than a lot of sightseeing and that's what we did. I would go back in a heartbeat. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"4th of July Weekend"
It was a good experience and staff was friendly. There was a boat that you could take to go to Giligan Island. Which facilitated the overall attraction. There seemed to be a family atmosphere during our stay. Which was very welcoming.Avis certifié Expedia
"Too much bugs in the room."
The overall experience of my stay was pretty nice, however, when coming into the room, there were flies all over the screens. Also, the back door that leads to the pool and beach, the lock was broken. We spoke to the front desk about it, but no one never came to fix it. The location of the place is nice, but I really wouldn't stay more than a day or […] two. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Nice hotel, on a beach, but not a swimming beach"
The hotel is about 2 hours from the airport. We didn't rent a car, but chose instead to take a taxi (arranged by the hotel) from the airport to the hotel. We enjoyed not having to drive, and possibly getting lost. The taxi driver was very pleasant and actually gave us a bit of a tour along the way telling us about the various towns and sights we passed. […] Being that the hotel is remote and a distant away from any restaurants (other than the one in the hotel) or supermarkets, you will need to pick up some food along the way. The hotel does provide a refrigerator. Although there are 2 restaurants in the hotel, one of these was only open on the weekend. The other, although the food was not bad, had a pretty limited menu. As far as the beach, it is cleaned daily but is not a "swimming" beach as the water is filled with seaweed. It is pretty to just seat and relax, but for swimming purposes you would have to walk over to the public beach next door. You can just walk along the beach over to that public beach where there are life-guards on duty. This is a quite hotel, good for relaxation, which is the reason we chose it. There is no night life and no planned activities, other than Zumba on Saturday. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"Great resort for families, those looking for quiet"
The hotel was wonderful. My girlfriend and I went in May, somewhat off-peak, and had a great week there. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly, the hotel was in excellent condition, and there were great things to do nearby. I should note that it is a somewhat quieter and family-friendly place, so it may not have quite the party atmosphere of […] resorts closer to San Juan. Also, the food choices can get a little limiting after several days (on weekdays there's only one cafe option, although the fresh caught fish is always excellent). Finally, rent a car so that you can go hiking. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
Overall the stay was good. The rooms are very nice and comfortable but the staff, especially in the restaurants left a bit to be desired. We had to ask for things multiple times. We were eating breakfast and had to ask for jelly 3 times. We had no washcloths in either of our rooms we asked for those for 2 days in a row before we got them. The power […] went out and was out most of 1 day and then even when the power did come back up the wifi didn't for a few hours after that. This is a beautiful resort and overall I would recommend staying there, just a few kinks that need worked out. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
This little out of the way gem is great for those looking for nothing to do but relax. If looking for action and night life look elsewhere.Avis certifié Expedia
"Great hotel with Wonderful Service!"
We stayed at the Copamarina for 3 nights in May 2013. We arrived a couple hours prior to check-in and the front desk was able to accommodate us w/ just a small wait. We used our patio door more than the front door (wish we had a key to the door like we did our main door, but we just went around with our door unlocked). The room was large and included […] a couch with a hideabed. The patio had 2 chairs and a lounge chairs and was just steps from the pool, hot tub, & beach. We loved the free cabanas along w/ renting a kayak (the guy was accommodating w/ letting my us rent a kayak the night before, gave us the life jackets and paddles, & left a kayak unlocked for us so we could go for an early morning kayak!) We ate at Las Palmas 4 times. We ate dinner our first night there around 9 pm. Service wasn't good (we felt ignored) when we went during dinner & for dessert the next night & our junior server was the one who finally kept taking care of us and she ended up being fabulous (same jr. server for dessert the next night & again she was great!) We ate there for a late lunch the next day. Service was great as it was for breakfast the day after. Try the breakfast buffet-it's good w/ a great variety. Alexandras, the fancier restaurant was supposed to only open Fri-Sun, but it was open Sunday - Tuesday while we were there. We went hiking in the dry forest one morning and ventured into town for dinner one night. Definitely check out Copamarina if you're looking for a nice place to relax. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Great place to honeymoon!"
We just spent our honeymoon here this past week and had a wonderful time. Located in a secluded area the hotel offers beautiful ocean-front views from your room. the staff was extremely friendly and helpful, as well as knowledgable about local hot spots. grounds were well-kept. enjoyed the trip to Gilligan's Island. One pointer- if you looking to save […] some money visit local restuarants/bars or buy drinks at gas stations (meals were reasonably priced but did not provide the best value compared to other places). Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"Wonderful hotel-resort on southwest coast of PR"
We had a great time at Copamarina. It is situated in the Guanica Park (a dry forest World Heritage site -- good for a quick hike or two). The real attraction was the resort itself with great staff, food, pools, hot tubs, beach, snorkeling, scuba, kayaking, etc. We traveled with our friends who also highly recommend this hotel-resort.Avis certifié Expedia
"Beautiful resort close to beach; great activities"
I had a wonderful relaxing time. I went Snuba diving, great view, great food.Avis certifié Expedia
"Copamarina - Review May 2013"
Quiet Child Friendly resort , would recommend and go backAvis certifié Expedia
"Great place to get away"
My wife and I loved the resort. The staff was friendly, the grounds well maintained. We used it as a home base to explore other parts of the island. It was nice coming back to a place where you could just relax, lie in a hammock and let the wind cool you down. The rooms are clean (i.e. no musty smells). The water pressure was a little low so if you […] like a hard shower, you might have to let it go. There is a boat to a small island go early and enjoy a small private, like almost nobody there in sections beach. If you get lost getting there you may need to call a few times to get the directions right. I think it is a cultural thing that directions are not that exact, as bad directions happened all over the island. Do NOT follow GPS directions or you may end up adding 2 hours to your journey :) Use the GPS to let you know you are going in the right direction only. Again, I highly recommend the resort and would go again. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Nice escape for an afternoon & dinner"
The hotel staff was great. The grounds are beautiful and well manicured. The beach so-so but the ambience was good. The rooms are very spacious, clean and comfortable. Nice balcony with ocean view! Shower water never got hot. During the night I was awakened about 4 a.m. by an awful overwhelming atmosphere chemical stench that diminished somewhat around […] 9:00 a.m. It's too bad for we enjoyed a relaxing afternoon- evening and dinner. We do not know how often this happens but there must be a chemical plant nearby that emits such odors and forced us to leave earlier than planned. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"Island Paradise"
The Copa is an off-the-path cultured island paradise. A beachfront deluxe puts only a little sand between you and the sparkling-clear water. Take a day trip to an island, snorkel or dive, or enjoy the day exploring. The amenities are complete with a wonderful, authentic restaurant, and people who fuss over your experience. The small town of Guanica […] has also what you need by way of supplies too. The people in this area are genuine, kind, and caring. A wonderful place you will never forget. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Great hotel for families and couples"
Our experience at the Copamarina was fantastic. The room was spacious and the beds very comfortable. The view from our room (and the balcony) was amazing. The hotel has super neat gardens and several nice pools. The food at the restaurants was fine, the service a little slow. The beach was nice (although some algae), and the trip to Gilligan's Island […] totally recommended. I think it's a great hotel for couples and families with small kids. Very quiet (especially during weekdays, try to avoid weekends) and beautiful scenes. Romantic and comfy. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"A unique getaway"
It was a unique vacation. Site and surrounding are beautiful. Food & staff service were excellent. We strongly recommend it.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Great resort for newly weds, family or friends!"
The hotel staff was very friendly, the surroundings were spectacular (at day or night), food was good, drinks were even more so! We had a wonderful stay visiting also the nearby historic town and the unique Guánica's Dry Forest!Avis certifié Expedia
"Nice beach resort"
Beautiful setting and very impressed with local coastline. excellent mid-range resort. Ocean beach has a lot of natural sea weed, but you can walk 100 meters to the local sand beach. Grounds are well maintained, restaurants are good, and the palm trees are all in the right positions.Avis certifié Expedia
"Wonderfully tranquil family vacation"
Everything you need for a family getaway - great pool; nice beach; superb snorkling, kajaking, sailing.... good food; it's all here.... which is good - because there is not much else around. I actually wanted to give this a bad rating so others would not discover how *perfect* this place is. I hope they do not change a thing. If you are high maintenance, […] forget it - this is not the place for you - if you are looking for a quiet - low stress - relaxing and beautiful spot.... you won't do any better than this spot on the south coast. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"PR getaway"
Most beautiful place ever!! Only drawback is getting there--way off the beaten path.Avis certifié Expedia
"Delightful on the Southern Coast"
Well trained staff that welcomed us during our entire stay. The setting is absolutely perfect, occupying a quiet stretch of beach. The trip to Gilligan's Island was fun. We explored the canals. A bit of a warning... on the outer rim of the island the current was strong, taking you away from the island. I am a strong swimmer but did not have fins, so […] swimming against the current was a challenge. My husband and I enjoyed a hike in the nearby dry forest and saw the centurion tree. We also walked a bit on a rugged beach area a couple miles down the road. The Copamarina property was well maintained with two large pools and plenty of lounge chairs. The food at the open air restaurant was delicious. We tried many of the options during our three-day stay. We highly recommend this jewel of a resrort! Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Great secluded spot"
Very clean, relaxed environment. The pools and grounds were also well kept. We stayed there during the week and were very lucky to have the pools and hot tubs to ourselves almost the entire time. The onsite cafe restaurant was also very good and all of the staff was extremely polite and helpful. A great hotel that was secluded and private.Avis certifié Expedia
"Quiet getaway for couples"
Very quiet and out of the way resort. Perfect for couples that want to get out of the hustle and bustle of San Juan. Great dive shop for scuba, kayak, snorkel, sailing, etc. 2 pool areas that were never crowded and the grounds were amazingly beautiful. Island and mangroves just off the coast that are easily reachable by kayak -- absolutely spectacular. Resort […] grounds are great, outdoor shade and sun options are plentiful. Lots of sun in this area of Puerto Rico, in the middle of a dry forest with abundant cactus. Food selection at the resort is okay but limited and the town of Guanica is a 10-15 minute drive on a narrow and winding road. Hotel staff is great. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
This hotel is far away from everything and you don't feel like driving all the way to find bars or restaurants. Knowing that, the hotel put high prices on food and beverages...stop by a grocery store on your way to the hotel!Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Great Hotel for a Family"
Friendly staff and beautiful grounds. We love this hotel. Great for a family with kids. Very laid back.Avis certifié Expedia
"Great find away from touristy San Juan area"
Wonderful find. The Copamarina is a great hotel for those looking to be outside the very busy, touristic San Juan area. Great for families. Beautiful landscape around the hotel, colorful bushes, plenty of palm trees and the all the rooms have view on the beach. Many swimming pools.The staff is courteous and really nice. Two restaurants and a pool bar. […] Plenty of food to choose from but nothing really extraordinary. On a good note, their mofongo with fish on the Las Palmas Cafe menu is very good and tasty! The con for families with very young children, the rooms only have showers and no bathtubs! Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"A great Puerto Rico south coast heaven"
Copamarina is a small resort in that it is made up of five separate buildings located in a well treed campus, with several pools.It is a very quiet environment. We have been there three times, most recently February of 2013. The open air restaurant has a very good selection of reasonably priced food, the homemade ice cream is wonderful. The more formal […] dining room is very good. Within a short drive there are great places to visit - for swimming, historical visits and other eating places. We have enjoyed snorkeling, kayaking and doing a lot of relaxing. We look forward to returning. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"Great hotel if you want to get away from it all"
The service at the hotel was excellent. The manager was so friendly and the front desk staff helped us in so many ways. There is not a bad room in the place. The dive shop staff were especially helpful. Everything was clean. The hotel parking lot was packed, yet we did not feel crowded at all, in fact it was really quiet the entire time.Avis certifié Expedia
My wife and I are empty nesters yet we find the friendly family atmosphere a must in our choice of resorts. Copamarina is a family resort. It is obviously a resort that Puerot Ricans value for weekends which is another plus in our minds. The location is well suited to those who want access to water sports, in a beautiful setting. We felt safe and welcomed […] and by the way it is a good value for your dollar as well. Other reviews may find minor faults, we did not go looking for them, and the food was great. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"Total relaxation"
This is the second time we stayed at Copamarina and our stay again exceeded our expectations. The resort pools and hot tubs and rooms are clean, clean, clean! Wi fi quality is excellent. The park next to the beach allows plenty of room for walking/jogging in the morning right next to the sea. I felt safe, as the resort is off the beaten path. There […] is a store close by to pick up any food and a fridge in the room which is nice. The air conditioners in the room are of good quality and quiet. The staff is courteous and spa treatments are great. This is a great get away. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Wonderful stay at Copamarina"
We had a wonderful stay at the Copamarina resort (4 days). It was in late January and during the week. The place was less than 30% full. It was very quiet and enjoyable (mostly couples, only a few kids). Compared to our nights in San Juan (Condado) it was heaven (no loud music, no drunks in or around the pools, no kids running around). The staff is […] extremely helpful and friendly. The on site restaurant is very good and the daily fresh catch is great. The wait staff is very good and attentive. Beyond the on site restaurant there are very few options during the week unless you drive to Ponce or some other places 30 minutes away. The resort is close to the Dry Forest which offers some nice hikes. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"good place to escape winter"
Relaxing stay, as always at Copamarina. Entire staff cheerful and helpful. Greatly disappointed that the Alexandra Restaurant was closed during the week; Copamarina should make that clear in its advertising and on its website. But the cafe has greatly improved its menu since our last visit two years ago, with several delicious Puerto Rican specialt […] ies. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Overall great, but some improvements can be made."
The check in process was smooth with the receptionist showing us all the amenities of the resort on a map. The room itself was in need of an update. It was furnished in the 1980s style and reminded me of the 80s show "married with children." The shower left much to be desired with insufficient water pressure as well as a showerhead clogged with white […] matter of unknown origin. The bathtub could also be cleaner. The room was an ocean view but there wasn't much ocean to "view" from that distance. We were disappointed. We even looked up other resorts and considered canceling and rebooking elsewhere. However, I am very glad that we did not. The next morning we contacted the front desk with our grievances and they took care of everything the same day. The shower head was replaced, room was meticulously cleaned and the bathtub looked very inviting. The staff are very professional and do make you feel at home. They were truly amicable and congenial. The grounds of the resort are nothing short of breathtaking. The manicured lawns, the palm trees and the well maintained pool(s) are really splendid.very good but pricey. A $14 omelet in Guanica seems a tad high to me. Drinks are also priced "aggressively." I don't think I have tried a $9 mojito at an island resort before. Also, you cannot bring a cooler. Dinner is about $100 for 3 course with Drinks. So would I do it all over again? Maybe. If the prices were tamer, especially the food then I would be more likely to return. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"South coast retreat"
Copamarina is a lovely property located in the dry forest near the depressed town of Guanica.The hotel itself was reasonably priced and well-maintained. Dining options are few and a car is an absolute necessity. The on-site Las Palmas restaurant had tasy food and was fairly priced, although the menu items did not change during our 5 night stay.Alexandr's […] is the fine dining place on-site, but it is only open Friday and Saturday nights when there are sufficient guests to warrant the event. The hotel was quite empty while we were there last week, so we had great weather and no noise at all. The Hotels.com price was competitive, but did not allow for selecting a meal plan option. Since big eaters could easily consume more than the $15pp plan unlimited breakfast cost, I'd recommend that option on-site. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
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The Official Online RBS 6 Nations Store is open. The store has everything you need to get behind your team during the RBS 6 Nations, plus the store is now fully stocked with a much wider range of rugby merchandise.
That came in the form of the news that Parisse is currently set to sit out the remainder of the tournament after picking up a red card for insulting a Top 14 referee while playing for Stade Francais.
Italy head coach Brunel had a number of options to choose from instead of Parisse at No.8 but opted to go for Treviso's Vosawai over teammate Paul Derbyshire.
Brunel insists he chose Vosawai because Robert Barbieri isn't 100 per-cent fit and Alessandro Zanni hasn't played in that position much this season, the latter keeping his place at No.6.
And Brunel also shone light on the reason why he has changed his half-back pairing as he brings in Treviso duo Kris Burton and Edoardo Gori with Tobias Botes and Luciano Orquera having to settle for a place on the bench for the Wales clash.
"Manoa plays that role [No.8] at Treviso, just like Robert Barbieri and to a lesser extend Paul Derbyshire," said Brunel.
"Zanni, from what I've seen, doesn't play at eight for Treviso any more, Barbieri is still not 100 per-cent, which is why we have gone with Vosawai, with Derbyshire on the bench as a possible replacement, as well as another option on the flank.
"Tobias [Botes] and Luciano [Orquera] played very well against France, but in Scotland they struggled in the game management, like the rest of the team, and that's why we have decided to make changes."

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Honda FCX Clarity Becomes Taxi At Narita Airport
By Lynnwood Honda | Honda, Honda Blogger, Honda News, News and EventsTokyo's Narita International Airport has reportedly become a testing ground for Honda's fuel cell FCX Clarity . Honda has given an unknown number of FCX Clarity sedans to the airport to chauffeur passengers from the airport to downtown Tokyo, which is roughly a distance of 45 miles. The Honda FCX Clarity's taxiing duties began on September 5 and will help test the vehicle under real-world driving conditions, including freeways and stoplight-peppered city streets


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John Banano named Pac-12 Scholar-Athelete
A physiology major with a 3.927 GPA, Banano is the second University of Arizona student to win the award for football, which was created during the 2007-2008 academic year. Former Wildcat linebacker Spencer Larsen won the inaugural award.
This achievement will only add to the number of academic and football accomplishments Banano has already won. In 2011 and 2012 he was named a Pac-12 All-Academic honoree and a 2012 CoSIDA Academic All-District award winner.
The senior kicker has made 14 of 20 field-goal attempts this season, with a long of 46 yards. He is 51 of 52 on extra-point attempts, missing his first try against Arizona State to snap a school-record streak of 74 consecutive successful extra points made.
Banano is currently in the interview process for applying to medical school.
Other fall sport winners include:
Nick Happe, Arizona State, Men's cross country
Jordan Hasay, Oregon, Women's cross country
Ryan Hollingshead, UCLA, Men's soccer
Mariah Nogueira, Stanford, Women's soccer
Katherine Fischer, Oregon, Volleyball
- Bearing Down with Adam and Jarrett - 12/13 - Friday December 13Talk about Carey's lack of national recognition and #1 UA Bball
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This is a case of a fortunate schedual. They're playing teams perfect for them right now. No offense and average pitching. It's exactly what they needed. They will play better teams soon and be able to win them because they are back on track. Maybe their problems are fixed, maybe not, who knows. The season will be interesting.
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I know I just felt like saying something, I just really wanted to be an *beep*. I like saying that to people to piss them off, and it really does piss them off too, which is why I say it.
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You sound like those idiot sox fans. Is that all you got. Come on man. That's tired.
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OK, so arms to Syrian rebels is the key? If so, what the hell was the ambassador doing in the middle of this "non-consulate" setting? Why was he so exposed?I agree with the "informant" that we are under attack in many ways, whether terrorist or financial terrorism and the attack on our currency. No one can doubt our vulnerability. If our currency is tied to oil, we need to develop our domestic resources so that they are ready when the cut off occurs. Like the 30´s, we have a progressive politician that is in it for the power. Despite the warning clouds, Roosevelt and Obama were/are doubling down to weaken us and make us vulnerable to attack.Question is: Do we have the resources and the will to combat it?
I think this story is too much. obama does not care to help anyone but the terrorists. Certainly not the Saudi´s
FWIW I have been following Hagmann at his website "Northeast Intelligence Network" for years. He tends to be a paranoid, alarmist, conspiracy type. Frequently, though, he is way out in front with the real story.
I´ve read a lot of this before. I´m just glad it´s coming out. Heads should roll!!
Thanks poster. Very well-written story and I believe we are finally getting the truth about what happened in Benghazi. It all fits in with Obama and Hillary´s strange behavior trying to cover up what happened with some ridiculous story about a video no one had ever seen. Benghazi was never a "Consulate", it was a big CIA operation headquarters. Our suspicions were correct, "Ambassador" Stevens was indeed basically a gun runner for funneling Libya´s arms to terrorists. It makes Fast and Furious look like Sunday School stuff. It may even explain why Obama worked to topple Ghadafi in the first place. Some kind of grand scheme to destabilize Syria througharming terrorist rebels. Didn´t we learn anything from what happened in Afghanistan? We armed terrorists there to fight the Soviet Union, only to have that scheme come back to bite us with Osama Bin Laden and theTaliban. No wonder Putin and Russia hatethe U.S. and want to hurt us back. They are far more clever about it, though. We seem to be a bunch of Amateur players over there in the Middle East.
Twice voted in as president of the US, twice caught running guns to very bad people and twice caught covering up the truth. Hillary took full responsibility for the event and has not been seen in the country since. Any old white guys in the loop have been thrown out on their ears for sex escapades. Congress has been sidelined and marginalized by it´s reluctance to do it´s job. The judicial branch is neutered completely.The great cry of rebellion from the majority of Americans is..."give me free stuff"? The war cry of the Republican party is, "Don´t worry, everything is fine. We are going to give a lot of free stuff to illegal immigrants and we will win in 2016.".I shudder to think of what individual rights will exist in four years now that presidential executive decree is the only law of the land.
Sounds implausible to me. It argues that Fauxbama actually has a plan. I´m ready to believe that he´s prepared to kiss the Saudis´ behinds, but anything beyond the campaigning/ceremonial doesn´t sound like him.
I distrust pretty much everything that comes from the Canada Free Press.
As most former military guys immediately knew the Administration´s story was phoney.As we asked back on 9/15 - where are the "survivors"?How come no media at all has brought them in front of the cameras?If it was all a CIA black op, it makes a lot of sense.Bottom line still is, Obama let an Ambassador die on his watch, while watching real time.Shame, shame.
I´ve written many times in other venues and here a few times about the plunging dollar. DH says the attack has yet to be successful. He is right only on the surface. Since hussein got into office the dollar has lost 30% by some estimates. And yes, all oil is traded in $US. The attempt to replace the dollar with the Euro and the Yuan have not been completely effective, but they have made a huge dent in their attempts to destroy the $US.Europe,since the revolution and before has been after control of the world´s currency. Now China has even made innuendos that they might dump dollars or refuse to accept them for trade. As yet, they depend on our bucks to stay alive.You bet, our economy is tied directly to oil. The cost of gas is directly tied to the value of the dollar, not availability. That is our biggest threat on the global scene. Bill Clinton once said it wasn´t fair the WE were the only super power. hussein is the mechanism to make that happen and he´s doing it partially by keeping us dependent on foreign oil which has been a primary tool to devalue the $US.Our US Supreme Court is the next target because when hussein gets done with it, it will not support our core values of free enterprise. We have seen just the rim of the well into which our economy is about to plunge when the dollar collapses.
Make the connection all the way back to the Khalid Al Mansour link to Obama´s education -- paid for by the Saudis.Next think about all of the obstacles the president has thrown in the way of our energy independence.Was he bought and paid for a long time ago?
So Benghazi > Iran-ContraWith Iran-Contra, we only negotiated/dealt with the terrorists in Iran in order to fund/ship arms to the Contras.With Benghazi, we are funding/supplying arms directly to the terrorists."I´m proud to be an American, where at least I know I´m free..."--ugh
Uh, the Ambassador was up to his eyeballs in this gun running operation.....gone wrong?
The arms smuggling makes sense. The part about Russia does not. It doesn´t seem reconcilable with the "I´ll have more flexibility after the election" comment made face to face to Medvedev.
Geez!If this is all true, it not only explains Rice´s lies, but it validates so many suspicions by Americans that something big is going on beneath the radar and that the media are being lied to, also.The Obama administration is playing the role of Saudi Arabia's private army. I think if Americans knew this, they would be outraged. Our service men and women are being sold out as mercenaries for the wants and desires of the Royal family, for the Saudi's interests. It's about religious dominance and oil. The various scenarios of total deliberate collapse of the US to foreign blackmail by oil, and of Muslim takeover of the world become more reasonable to assume.
This makes the "stand down" order the equivalent of providing a suicide capsule for a spy to use in enemy territory. The problem became the brave Americans who were not in the CIA need to know loop and disobeyed orders.
Saudi $$$ has bought and paid for the American government, dems and repubs. Sharia is being implemented throughout the U.S. gradually but continuously. The building of mosques, the attack on Christian symbols and ideals. We have been sold out by our government and the press.
All the activity on all the world´s stage is centered around one central drama - the battle between Isaac and Esau. Is is the central conflict of the ages. We are the privileged generation that will watch the final act.
World events have become so twisted and convoluted to the point that I no longer know what to believe. I do know, however, that MY country is heading down a steep, slippery slope with no way to stop it. Or a least in today´s political atmosphere. I don´t know if I should believe all of this article, some of it, or none of it. I don´t trust Obozo and his clowns any further that I can throw the Capital building.My only choice of action is to buy and store more ammo. I feel that sooner rather than later it will be needed.
Catherine Herridge at FOX has been saying, almost from the beginning, this will all lead back to Obama administration gun-running through Turkey to Syria. I will add, gun-running to Al Queda... that is something worthy of this massive cover-up.
17 nails it. Hagmann´s thesis (see also referenced article by Michael Reagan) consistent with long-standing US-Saudi "relationship" and Sunni-Shiite enmity. Growing up in Indonesia, Obama would have been raised a Sunni. Any pictures of Dear Leader bowing to Ahmanidiot? Bet not.
So simple. Because neither Dems nor Reps will allow us to dig for oil and refine it here in the USA any more, we are forced to get involved in nasty games with Russia and the Mid-East. And nothing is going to change until we have men such as Michael Reagan running the country instead of these insipid, greedy Republicans and marxist democrats.
Khalid al Mansour owns Obama lock stock and barrel. He was responsible for getting Obama his politically necessary Harvard Law admission, and paid the bills.Obama is overtly choking America´s oil production and devaluing the dollar. He has overtly, although inadvertently, promised to help the Soviets implement their agenda.The administrations´s frantic, risible cover-up of the benghazi operation is proof positive of mischief that mustn´t be made public, and whatever that mischief might be, the fact that it was occurring in a swamp of terrorism and a flood of heavy weaponry, means it wasn´t a trivial endeavor.It is nothing short of astounding that Congress isn´t all over this bizarre Presidency and its baldly treasonous foreign affairs, domestic economic piracy, and public deceit.Is free stuff worth this?
This tale sounds a little too conspiratorial.At some level I hope our "leaders" are capable of this type of strategic thought. But I suspect all they really know are fund raising and elections. Maybe I´m naive. I think TelePrompTer is stupid outside of those two topics. Of course, who knows who is directing his stupidity.
#8: Obama isn´t smart enough. He´s the puppet, the figurehead, for those behind him in the shadows like Axlerod.All of this makes a terrible kind of sense.
If arms to rebels was the point, then why kill Ambassador Stevens?No. This was an OP to kidnap the Ambassador and hold him hostage for trading the Blind Sheik.Anyone tells you different is participating in Whack-The-Mole-Of-Truth
Last month, many of the facts contained in this article were told me by our military daughter who knows a great deal.
Why an ambassador? Why did they send in an ambassador to clean up the arms that had been sent to the Libyan rebels? Surely such a task could be handled by the CIA operatives. Was the ambassador a trade? E.g. the terrorists capture the ambassador, demand he be traded for the blind sheik or other terrorists. Instead, either by accident or on purpose he got killed and the whole scheme blew up? There are a lot of layers to his onion.
Canada Free Press posted Hagmann´s Part 2 this morning. In it, he states that the media has known all of this all along.So, assuming what the media knows Congress also knows, one wonders what the Dog and Pony Show of the Congressional Hearings is supposed to achieve.Layers of the onion, yes. Both the Bad Guys and the Good Guys...or both Bad Guys I and Bad Guys II.
At least half the stuff in this article is true.0bama IS giving advanced small weapons to his Muslim Brotherhood friends. The Syrian ´Rebels´ were bragging about a big supply of Stinger missile systems and other goodies.Stevens, a islamophile was there brokering the transfer. And for something else... islamo isn´t the only ´phile´ problem he had.
I can not believe some of the posters here. You actually say that you have faith in your leaders here in America? Have you lost your mind? I quit trusting my leaders while lying on a hill on the Laotian border in Vietnam in 1969, near death.And by the way, Chris Stevens was a CIA agent in ambassador clothing. If the ex seals (who were CIA agents) were involved in this rogue administration´s weapons running to kill 40,000 innocent civilians....I have no remorse for them either.We have a rogue President and administration, it is time for the officer corps to speak up....or they should be imprisoned some day as well.I think there is also a connection with the gun running to the Mexican cartel. Lot of weapons running going on around here.
Part II is posted on Canada Free PressSelect Original Article and CFP has a link to Part IIAll I can say is WOW
I posted this story link w/in another thread the other night - glad it made it to its own link.Here is the second part, from the originating site:http://www.homelandsecurityus.com/archives/7193#more-7193
Now I understand why no help to our guys was ever sent. Very disgusting situation but at least I know why. This operation had to remain secret. It nearly wasn´t and Obama couldn´t allow that.
It is very possible Obama is doing the bidding of Saudi Arabia. Two reasons: 1.The Saudis financed the education of some American blacks looking ahead to the time when they could be useful in our government. I´ll bet Obama was one of them.2. We have all forgotten the deep bow Obama gave the king of Saudi Arabia. What seemed like a religious gesture may well have been an acknowledgment of Obama´s obedience to the authority of the king.
# 36, you wrote:It is very possible Obama is doing the bidding of Saudi Arabia. Two reasons: 1.The Saudis financed the education of some American blacks looking ahead to the time when they could be useful in our government. I´ll bet Obama was one of them.Google for this string and you'll find information that seems to substantiate your speculation:al-Mansour Columbia Sutton Obama 1980s relationship AlwaleedThe article was published in September 2008.
#34 thanks for the link to part II of the article. Very chilling, but the fact we are able to read these articles shows that Obama and his goons were not able to hide everything from the American people. In fact Obama may not care that some of us do know what really happened and why. After all, we are a very small minority and 99.9% of American citizens will go along blissfully ignorant and won´t care, as long as they get thier free Obamaphones and checks from the government. But we should remember how close we are to World War III. This is a very "hot" cold war and it could degrade into a shooting war very quickly, with the American people the losers in all this. Think of $20/gallon gas in the near future.
Our ambassador to Libya was fluent in Arabic and knew a lot of people on all sides around the Mid-East.When dealing with Arabs (even in lowly garbage barge fee negotiations, (my vast experience)) it is very advantageous to have someone, at least as translator, that is on your side. I would imagine you would definitely need talent on your side to engage in successful arms distribution.
We should all be grateful for the Canada Free Press which seems to have an infinitely better handle on the truth than all the obfsucating party line mouthpieces dissembling daily before our eyes and ears. Posters who relate Obama´s education with Saudi money via Khalid Mansour and Percy Sutton did their homework long ago, some of us before he got elected the first time. So the comedy in Washington DC continues each trying to out lie and out cover the other -crooks all of them . We have a vile collection supposedly doing the nation´s work. It is past time to boot them out and end this disastrous two party system.Stevens hjands were not exactly clean, the heroes remain the dead four.


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(2012-04-08 23:57)PeterUK Wrote: One more question lads - does it make a difference which HTPC updates the library?
The DB is stored on the main living room HTPC, however XBMC is not running all the time so when Sickbeard finishes unless XBMC is running the library doesn't get updated until it does.
If my missus turned on the bedroom PC and had 'Update Library on Startup' checked this wouldn't cause any issues no?
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Renaissance Fort Lauderdale-Plantation Hotel has been recently renovated. Located adjacent to the Jacaranda Golf Club, our luxury hotel is just 8 miles from the Fort Lauderdale Hollywood Airport. Leisure travelers can enjoy the close proximity to South Florida attractions such as Sun Life Stadium and Sawgrass Mills Outlet Mall. Our refreshing, spacious lobby features free WiFi, lobby lounge and modern decor. Our onsite restaurant, Bin595 serves American comfort food with Latin & Asian influences. Additional amenities include an outdoor resort-style pool, fitness center and more than 10,000 sq. ft. of flexible event space.
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Shes finally on the road but far from done! I've been working on it hard nearly every day trying to get it ready for Spokane and I think I'm going to make it. Here is a bunch of pics of what it looks like outside.
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Very nice - to say the least !!!!!
It's exciting to see some freshly restored cars hitting the road this summer. What color top do you plan to put on it? Hope to see you in Spokane!Take a Ride in a Hudson Jet!
Rob, take heart that even if you dont quite get her finished for Spokane, she still will look awsome and just think how many people have one of these puppies to drive and feel the Hudson pleasure
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The car looks great. Looks like we are fighting the same time clock. Mine is in for interior (the one thing I need to learn how to do!) and if I were a guessing man I would say that when it is in Spokane it will still not be finished. Look forward to seeing you there
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Thanks for all of the good and encouraging words from everyone. It really helps with the motivation . I'm really looking forward to seeing all of you who can make it to Spokane. If things go as planned I'm just going to put on the top skeleton and stretch a piece of canvas over it to keep the heat off. I won't be starting the interior until I get back from the National.
Rob Fayette wrote:Thanks for all of the good and encouraging words from everyone. It really helps with the motivation . I'm really looking forward to seeing all of you who can make it to Spokane. If things go as planned I'm just going to put on the top skeleton and stretch a piece of canvas over it to keep the heat off. I won't be starting the interior until I get back from the National.
Rob, thanks again for sharing your journey with the forum. I know from our correspondence how much dedication and hard work you have put into this car. BETTER THAN NEW would be my description... but in reality that only matters to you. You can take pride in knowing you have resurrected a special Hudson automobile to be enjoyed not only by yourself but all who view it.
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Thanks everyone for so many enthusiastic comments:). I plan to have gray seats about the color of the instrument cluster surround and a white top. The door panels will be the same red as the vinyl on the dash. Im thinking of possibly accenting the gray seats with piping the same red as the door panels. What do you think?