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Action Movies Collection - Amsterdam Heavy / Red Line / Battleground (DVD Boxset)
Catalogue Number: 317-5938
DVD Boxset
Release Date: 12/11/11
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A collection of three films packed to the brim with action. Includes; AMSTERDAM HEAVY, RED LINE and BATTLEGROUND. AMSTERDAM HEAVY - CIA Agent Martin Keele is fighting against time to stop mysterious ganster J.D. as he goes on a rampage through Amsterdam in order to get revenge on those who betrayed him. However, J.D. is kidnapped by Thai hoods and drugged to try and get information out of him but J.D.'s desire for revenge is too much and he escapes and heads back to his home town to exact revenge. RED LINE - Eddie Griffin and Nathan Phillips put the pedal to the metal in stunt coordinator-turned-director Andy Cheng's supercharged auto thriller. As a serious collection of speed freaks gather to hit the streets in hopes of winning 24 million dollars, every rule is broken and the law simply doesn't have enough horsepower to ensure that justice is served. With the speedometer maxed out and the past becoming nothing more than a fading image in the rearview mirror, these drivers will do whatever it takes to win the prize that promises to change their life forever. BATTLEGROUND - A group of desperate bank robbers flee into the deep woods, where they're forced to fight for their lives against a disgruntled Vietnam vet whose still fighting the war three decades later.
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Classification | 18 |
Consumer Advice | Contains strong bloody violence |
Type | DVD Boxset |
Number Of Discs | 1 |
Studio | Signature |
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Actor |
Eddie Griffin
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Region | 2 |
Genre | Action & Adventure |
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Yes but.
Why the difference between a straight though yellow warning light duration versus a left turn warning light? The left turn is always less.
California has committed to following the DOT regulations on this subject and the DOT requires no difference.
Simply check the DOT law online.
One quibble: the law may have changed.
The length of the yellow light corresponds to the speed limit. Cars turning left typically are going slower than thru traffic (unless trying to beat the red light).
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I can't see anything that I would change, It is something I think any true athlete would be proud to hang in their office or house. I really like the background colors. The colors and words add your own uniqueness to the painting.
Thank you, kjw1980, for taking time to look. I was so iffy about the words, so I really appreciate your taking time to give me feed back!
Anyway, was not happy with the words so I painted over them and added the other runner behind her to the pic. Don't know if it's better or worse, but at least I them wonky words aren't there.
It is just as good. I will admit the words were not in the best font and were kind of hard to read but they got the point across. I really like the background colors.
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Cookbooks for the ambitious home cook
Posted 23 May 2011 - 03:03 AM
I purchased Gordon Ramsay's "3 star chef" some time ago, and I've thoroughly enjoyed reading and cooking from it. What I particularly like about the book, is that it goes a long way in making "3 star restaurant food" accessible to dedicated home cooks. It takes time, patience, some ingredient hunting, but not overly expensive or hard-to-source equipment.
This is pretty much the only "for the dedicated home cook/ambitious but do-able" cookbook reference I have in my collection, and I would now like to see what else there might be out there. I'm mostly interested in French/Italian cooking, and it's a great plus if recipes are given in metric.
I am considering cookbooks by other celebrated chefs, such as titles by Heston Blumenthal, Alain Ducasse, Rene Redzepi (NOMA) etc., but most of them appear to me as coffeetable books meant for inspiring the pro chef rather than "home kitchen cookbooks". I've not had the chance to browse it yet, but would for instance Keller's "Ad-Hoc at home" be something to look out for?
Any and all suggestions are very welcome!
Posted 23 May 2011 - 03:17 AM
Grab Cuisine de Temps by Australian chef Jacques Reymond. Press Club by fellow Australian George Calombaris is nice, too. Neil Perry's Rockpool. Doyle's PIER. Savage's Bentley. Morimoto by Morimoto is mostly accessible. Tetsuya, too, if you can find a copy. Marco Pierre White's White Heat is older than these books but still very good.
Noma, Fat Duck, Alinea, Quay, Bras' Essentials are all lovely books but generally inaccessible--altho' not impossible, by any means--if you're intending to make faithful renditions of the restaurant dishes. Nothing is stopping you from stealing small ideas here and there, tho', and sticking them into something else.
Edited by ChrisTaylor, 23 May 2011 - 03:19 AM.
Harare, Victoria Falls and some places in between
Posted 23 May 2011 - 03:47 AM
A question regarding Keller's books: Would they be straight forward to use for a Euro-based home cook? I'm mostly thinking in terms of ingredient selections. I guess the recipes are given in volume in his books?
Thanks a bunch for those other cookbooks you mentioned - "White Heat" is another one I was considering before writing the original post.
Posted 23 May 2011 - 04:19 AM
Ingredients-wise I've not had any problems with getting hold of things in the UK, it's all pretty standard stuff. It's a bit of an annoyance that everything is in cups/tablespoons when we all know that weights would be better, but hey.
Posted 23 May 2011 - 05:56 AM
For something a bit more modern you could try 'Essence' by David Everitt-Matthias.
They are delicious.
Posted 23 May 2011 - 06:50 AM
Ad Hoc and Bouchon are both very accesible to the home cook. The French Laundry cookbook is very doable but will be very challenging (which I consider a good thing for me). His other book, "under pressure" is a little too much for me. I wouldnt recommend that one for anything other than a coffee table book. Even though I have a sous vide setup I dont much like the book.A question regarding Keller's books: Would they be straight forward to use for a Euro-based home cook? I'm mostly thinking in terms of ingredient selections. I guess the recipes are given in volume in his books?
If you are considering doing the french laundry (which would be my recommendation if you want to challenge yourself) take a look at this blog if you haven't seen it.
She's just an ambitious home cook who managed to cook everything in the book and blog about it over the course of a few years. It was a fantastic project. She's doing the Alinea book now as well http://alineaathome.com/, but its not going quite as well as TFL did.
Posted 23 May 2011 - 06:54 PM
If you are considering doing the french laundry (which would be my recommendation if you want to challenge yourself) take a look at this blog if you haven't seen it.
She's just an ambitious home cook who managed to cook everything in the book and blog about it over the course of a few years. It was a fantastic project. She's doing the Alinea book now as well http://alineaathome.com/, but its not going quite as well as TFL did.
Glad this blog was mentioned - I can't wait to read through it. I've got the FL and Bouchon cookbooks, and while I've cooked from Bouchon, I haven't had the nerve to properly try FL. Maybe this blog will kick me into gear.
Posted 23 May 2011 - 09:59 PM
I'll definitely have a look at the amazing carolcookskeller blog, and the FL+Bouchon set, in addition to "White Heat".
Thanks so much :)
Posted 23 May 2011 - 11:48 PM
If you want to improve your basic techniques in preparation for approaching some of these dishes, I'd totally recommend "The Complete Robuchon." Be warned, however, there are no pictures, just tried and true versions of French classics.
Nick Reynolds, aka "nickrey"
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Unless there are three other people." Orson Welles
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Posted 24 May 2011 - 12:38 AM
Thanks for your thoughts. I already have a stained copy of "The Complete Robuchon" - and I agree with you completely. It's a great resource for technique and tried versions of authentic French dishes.
I should add that I'm also looking for some new books for the inspiration, plating ideas and new, creative ways of combining "standard" components.
Posted 24 May 2011 - 04:04 AM
I should add that I'm also looking for some new books for the inspiration, plating ideas and new, creative ways of combining "standard" components.
A serious recommendation for what I believe to be a UK-only book (but see if Amazon UK could get it to you economically).
Its by Jason Atherton (who used to run maze for Gordon Ramsay).
Absolutely everything is designed to be do-able in a home kitchen.
Generally the instructions are to prep components and set aside, before a (single-handed) last-minute finish and assemble on the plate. Very much restaurant-style.
Full plating instruction is given and the result of that plating is illustrated - for all the dishes.
The plating is largely what makes the book stand out - the cooking itself isn't really tricksy.
The food is modern Euro/British with some multiculturalism.
Naturally, metric measures (and largely weights) are used throughout. (As with all current UK cookbooks.)
There are hardly any exotic or expensive ingredients called for.
I think the title doesn't do the book justice - Its called Gourmet Food for a Fiver ("fiver" = £5 ~ US$8).
The costing is actually per head for 4, for more than one course. So its a £20 budget for meal ingredients ... but even that doesn't include "store cupboard ingredients" like cooking wine and other alcohols... so its NOT about cooking on a very tight budget - even if the book itself is inexpensive!
Of the 'look inside' recipes, the Chilled Cucumber Soup with Salmon Tartare is probably the most typical of the book.
Atherton has another book maze: the cookbook detailing dishes from the original restaurant, with suggested home-kitchen derivations and variations. The 'restaurant' versions are more complex than the recipes in Gourmet Food - so that might be what you are looking for. There is a cheaper and lighter physical weight (thinking of postage!) softcover edition in the UK. The USA (thus almost certainly non-metric) edition has been retitled "Gordon Ramsay's Maze - with recipes by Jason Atherton". No wonder he wanted to set up on his own!
Since Raymond Blanc was mentioned upthread, I'd suggest that his most appropriate title might be his newest, Kitchen Secrets - UK book, Amazon UK link - the book of his two latest BBC series, in which he explains dishes from simple to complex, and the cheffy touches and techniques that 'make' them.
He's much more traditional than Atherton, "Recipes from Le Manoir" particularly so!
If that's what you think you are after, you might have a look at Ducasse's Grand Livre de Cuisine. And then think again!
Regarding Keller, you probably wouldn't choose Ad Hoc (since its about US home cooking translated to a restaurant and then back to home) or Bouchon (haute cuisine treatment of Bistro classics) or Under Pressure (unless you have sous vide aspirations). But French Laundry? Quite possibly - as long as you know what you are getting into!
Posted 24 May 2011 - 05:44 AM
Those are some great recommendations. I wasn't aware of Atherton's books, and I'll be sure to peek inside both "Gourmet food for a fiver" and "Maze".
I've had some time to browse through the three Keller books (not "Under pressure"), and I think I share the same impression as you, dougal, regarding both "Bouchon" and "Ad-hoc at home". I've put "French Laundry" at the top of my list.
Thanks again :)
Posted 24 May 2011 - 05:13 PM
Nick Reynolds, aka "nickrey"
"My doctor told me to stop having intimate dinners for four.
Unless there are three other people." Orson Welles
My eG Foodblog
Posted 24 May 2011 - 06:09 PM
After you' ve narrowed down the field, go to a physical bookstore and leaf through the cookbooks you're considering. The right one for you will speak to you. You'll like the way the author tells you about cooking. I cooked out of Mastering the Art of French Cooking for years because I wanted to learn French cooking. I loved the way she talked about what she was trying to do, which made me want to make time to cook from her book sooner.
You're going to try things that don't turn out the way you expected, so it's a relationship: why are you going to cook another recipe from this cookbook raher than start on a different cookbook. Coobooks are quite cheap compared to the cost of all of your time that you're going to invest.
I have several Keller cookbooks and the Complete Robuchon, and they are great choices. That said however, start from what you want to cook.
Posted 24 May 2011 - 06:27 PM
I also love Lake House by Alla Wolf-Tasker. It's subtitled "A Culinary Journey in The Country of Australia" I love the approach of the book. Has quite a bit of narrative about the origin of the foods presented. The recipes are very unique(for me anyway), accessible, very good.
Posted 03 June 2011 - 10:14 AM
First, the recipes and directions are incredibly detailed and clear. In some ways it is a very easy cookbook to cook from because the recipes are so well explained. In my opinion the recipes are not difficult so much as they are incredibly painstaking and very time consuming. If you've got the time and patience as well as some basic cooking skills, you will do great with French Laundry.
Secondly, the book includes numerous general techniques used by Keller that will benefit your cooking in general -- for example his techniques for braising meats, cooking soup, baking gougeres, poaching lobster and boiling vegetables are as close to a gold standard for french cooking as you'll find. For all of his whimsy and cleverness, Keller's cooking philosophy is very direct and focused.
Posted 06 June 2011 - 02:15 AM
I actually received my copy of FL before the weekend, and I've been browsing/reading/obsessing ever since. It's a lovely book, with surprisingly detailed recipes and instructions. A lot of great chef/gourmet restaurant cookbooks have been written since, and this one, now already in it's 12th year, sets the standard for all of them. I'm already eyeing potential dishes for next time I got guests over for dinner (including the lobster broth, butter poached lobster or the braised veal breast). Great book.
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Before They Were Kings
The Los Angeles Kings are in the midst of defending their 2012 Stanley Cup Championship as they advanced to the Western Conference Final on Tuesday night. The road for the Kings this season has proven to be more difficult. Although they now face a new opponent in the Chicago Blackhawks, the Manchester Monarchs once again have their fingerprints all over the Kings roster.
The following 13 players are former Monarchs that are making their marks with the Kings this post-season after making a stop in Manchester, including six players that played for the Monarchs earlier this season. Here is some information about our former Monarchs before they were Kings. Keep an eye out for them as the Kings continue to defend their title this Saturday night at 5:00 p.m. EST.
Jonathan Bernier - Goaltender
Before he backed up the Kings net, Bernier was the Monarchs workhorse netminder for parts of three seasons appearing in 115 games with a 54-46-11 record and a 2.19 goals-against-average from 2007-2010. In his final season with Manchester, Bernier won 30 games and enjoyed a remarkable 2.03 goals-against average and a 0.936 save percentage which earned him the American Hockey League's Aldege "Baz" Bastien Memorial Award as the league's outstanding goaltender. Bernier has been the Kings back-up netminder for each of the 13 playoff game so far this post-season.
Dustin Brown – Right Wing
Brown is the Captain of the Kings. The right winger was a Monarchs forward during the 2004-05 season and scored 29 goals and 45 assists for 74 points in 79 games en route to representing the Monarchs in the 2005 Dodge AHL All-Star Classic. Brown has three goals and an assist for four points in 13 post-season games with the Kings this season.
Kyle Clifford – Left Wing
Clifford made his debut with the Monarchs in the 2010 Calder Cup Playoffs. The left wing tallied two assists and 12 penalty minutes in seven games as the Monarchs made it to the Eastern Conference Final for the second time in franchise history. Clifford has returned from injury and has tallied an assist in nine playoff games for the Kings this season.
Dwight King – Left Wing
King appeared in 202 games from 2009-13 totaling 124 points (50-74=124), including five goals and 12 assists for 17 points in 28 games earlier this season with Manchester. King has three assists in 13 playoffs games for the Kings this post-season.
Trevor Lewis - Center
Lewis skated in 182 games while playing for the Monarchs from 2006-10. The center tallied 41 goals and 51 assists for 92 points and 81 penalty minutes during his time in Manchester. Lewis has tallied a goal and two assists for three points in 13 games for the Kings in the playoffs.
Jordan Nolan – Right Wing
Nolan registered 45 points (16-29=45) and 253 penalty minutes in 136 games with the Monarchs between 2010-13 including two goals and four assists for six points and 19 penalty minutes in 21 games earlier this season in Manchester. Nolan has four penalty minutes in six games this post-season.
Alec Martinez - Defenseman
Martinez laced up the skates for the Monarchs during the 2008-11 seasons totaling 20 goals and 49 assists for 69 points and 82 penalty minutes. Martinez has tallied two assists in six games for the Kings this post-season.
Jake Muzzin - Defenseman
Muzzin skated with the Monarchs from 2009-13 registering 12 goals and 49 assists for 61 points in 146 games including two goals and nine assists for 11 points in 29 games. Muzzin was among the league's top rookies in the NHL for the Kings during the regular season totaling seven goals and nine assists for 16 points in 45 games. The rookie defenseman led the Kings with a plus-16 rating and was named the NHL's Rookie of the Month for March. Muzzin has three assists in 13 playoff games with the Kings this post-season.
Tanner Pearson – Left Wing
Pearson was drafted by the Kings in the first round (30th overall) in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. His rookie season with the Monarchs saw the left wing tally 19 goals and 28 assists for 47 points and a plus-17 rating. Pearson made his NHL debut and playoff debut in Game Three against the San Jose Sharks on Saturday, May 18.
Jonathan Quick - Goaltender
Long before he won the 2012 Conn Smythe Award as the NHL's Most Valuable Player in the playoffs, Quick spent parts of two seasons with the Monarchs from 2007-09. While in Manchester, he earned a 17-13-2 record, a 2.48 goals-against-average and a 0.921 save percentage in 33 appearances. Earlier this season, Quick rehabbed from back surgery in Manchester as the NHL Lockout went into January but was not allowed to play in a Monarchs game. Quick has backstopped the Kings in each post-season game with a record of 8-5, a 1.50 goals-against-average and a 0.948 save percentage.
Brad Richardson - Center
Richardson suited up with the Monarchs during a conditioning stint in the 2008-09 season. He tallied a goal and two assists for three points in three games while in Manchester. Richardson has an assist in seven playoff games this post-season.
Tyler Toffoli – Right Wing
Toffoli began his first professional season with the Monarchs recording 28 goals and 23 assists for 51 points in 58 games en route to winning the Red Garret Memorial Award as the American Hockey League's most outstanding rookie player for the 2012-13 season. Toffoli also skated in 10 games with the Kings during the regular season registering two goals and three assists for five points and has appeared in eight of the Kings' 13 games this post-season. In the playoffs with the Kings, Toffoli has a goal and an assist.
Slava Voynov - Defenseman
Voynov was a two-time AHL All-Star for the Monarchs. The puck-moving defenseman developed his game in Manchester playing 266 games and tallying 42 goals and 81 assists for 123 points and 151 penalty minutes. Voynov skated in all 48 of the Kings' regular season games this season and has four goals and three assists for seven points in the Kings' 13 playoffs games to date.


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Steve Black, Antique Airfield's master of classic aviation movies, is pleased to announce the schedule of titles he will be showing at the AAA-APM Fly-In this year. It's a great lineup which includes not one but two Oscar winners, as well as the one and only movie based on the 1930s serial "The Air Adventures of Jimmie Allen".
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James Cagney made his first Technicolor appearance in the morale-boosting aviation flick Captains of the Clouds. Cagney plays one of a group of bush pilots (the others played by Dennis Morgan, Alan Hale, Reginald Gardiner, and George Tobias) flying in northern Canada.
Inspired by Churchill's "We Shall Never Surrender" speech, they enlist in the Royal Canadian Air Force. They are too old, however, to be sent into combat so they are assigned to train pilots. Cagney's individualism makes him a rebel and he is court-martialed and dismissed from the service when one of his pupils is killed. He redeems himself when, as a civilian, he is ferrying a bomber to England. The unarmed flight is attacked by a Messerschmitt and Cagney rams into it, killing himself but saving the flight. Real-life Canadian WW1 flying ace Billy Biship plays a small but pivotal role in Captains of the Clouds, while the leading-lady duties were handled by Brenda Marshall (Mrs. William Holder).
In 1942, Canada has been at ware with the Axis Powers for over two years, while the United States had only just entered in December 1941. A film on the ongoing Canadian involvement made sense for the American war effort. It is rumored that Cagney disliked the script, but was persuaded to do the film by Jack Warner, who told him that he would be contributing to the war effort by accepting the role. Cagney relented, but only on the condition that his brother Bill be the producer. The movie is filmed in glorious 3-strip Technicolor. From the richly hued countryside to the brilliant colors of countless RCAF airplanes, this film is a true visual wonder and was nominated for two Oscars: for Color Cinematography and Art Direction-Interior Decoration.
Thursday August 30
No movie. Open House at the new APM Restoration Center.
Friday September 2
"Jimmie Allen, the nation's flying idol for young people, comes to the screen in "The Sky Parade". Based on the popular radio series "The Air Adventures of Jimmie Allen" created by Robert M. Burtt and Wilfred G. Moore, first broadcast in 1933.
"The Sky Parade" is the story of World War I pilots Scotty Allen and his fellow airmen Speed Robertson and Tommy Wade. On their return from the war, Scotty learns that his wife has died giving birth to their first son Jimmie. Scotty and Speed join a flying circus, while Tommy joins his father's bank. Years pass, during which record-breaking flights are made around the world. Tommy's father offers to back Scotty and Speed in an attempt to cross the Atlantic in 1927. Their plane crashes before take-off, however, and Scotty is killed.
Young Jimmie Allen is raised by Speed's flame Geri Croft. Speed and Tommy eventually decide their daredevil days are over and turn to commercial aviation. By 1933, their airline, Continental, has become incorporated. A new plane they have been developing includes an auto-pilot and is in danger of being stolen by enemy agents. After a five-year absence, Geri returns with high school graduate Jimmie, who wants to learn to fly. Continental loses its mail contract to the army and is desperate to fly their new plane to Washington, D.C. and secure a patent for their new auto-pilot. When the plane takes off from Las Vegas, young Jimmie Allen stows away in the plane. When the pilot is shot, Jimmie lands the plane. Continental gets its airmail contract back, and Jimmie is now a bonafide pilot.
Saturday September 1
When a commercial airliner develops engine problems on a trans-Pacific flight and the pilot loses his nerve, it is up to the washed-up co-pilot Dan Roman to bring the plane in safely. The film follows the passengers and crew on an airline flight from Hawaii to California that develops engine problems at its mid-way point. While the captain expects a ditching, the first officer convinces him to try to make the airport. The crew eventually nurses the damaged airliner to a safe landing where an inspection reveals that it landed with virtually dry tanks.
Composer Dimitri Tiomkin won an Academy Award for his original score, while his title song for the film also was nominated for an Oscar. The song, whistled incessantly by John Wayne in the film, would later become a best-selling hit throughout the world.


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FARGO – Perham runner and 2013 Minnesota Class 1A state cross country champion Keeghan Hurley committed to run at Southern Utah University Monday.By Forum staff reports , November 25, 2013
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The Wiltshire branch of the Alzheimer's Society is looking for dedicated walkers to join their biggest annual fundraiser next month in Corsham Court.
The Memory Walk will take place on Sunday, September 8, when families and individuals of all ages will step out to raise funds to help support people with dementia and their carers.
Organised in association with Bupa Care Homes, the walk will raise money to help people in Wiltshire living with the disease.
Rachael Sweet from Alzheimer's Society in Wiltshire said: "It's a fantastic way to spend a Sunday.
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"There are two different routes; a one-mile circular walk and a four-mile one which goes out into the countryside, and back in by the sheep at Corsham Court.
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Starts as a roof as you move up and right. Pull over the roof to ultra featured face climbing. The roof is the crux and a bit dicey if you're not a solid lead climber.
North side of Lowenbrau Pinnacle. Faces the lot at which you parked. Rap off top.
Well placed 6 bolts to the top. Rap anchor at finish.
this was my first out door sport lead. The start is the crux and a little scary for a beginning climber. However I onsited it no problem. Fun little climb
Great climb... the top is fun but relatively straight-forward 5.6ish to 5.7 climbing. I give it a 5.8 based on the tricky start, which requires precise placement, strength, and flexibility. It was nerve-racking even for our experienced climbers because the crux is early-on, with decking potential. Very much worth doing, I'd climb it again just for the enjoyment and flexibility training.
This route is known as "Diving Board" in the Kennedy-Hubbard guide. Great route that is far more mental than technical. Use a spotter until the leader clips the second bolt. A little hard for the grade.
A key hold broke off above the overhang as my friend was cleaning the route. I'm giving it a 5.7+ because his new sequence looked harder than what I was able to do.
5.8, but the roof and decking potential make this feel harder than 5.10+ routes in the same area.


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Kona Kai Resort and Spa1551 Shelter Island Drive, Point Loma, San Diego, CA 92106 (Show map)
Score from 147 reviews
The location was great, the staff were mostly very friendly and helpfull. Would definitely go back.
New Ross
- location is amazing, you can watch beautiful sunrise and sunset from your balcony or just walk few meters to the sea side and watch it there, go running or for walk, - pool with a view on marina - room on the 2nd floor, with orientation to sea - room was sunny whole day and had a balcony
It was nice close to airport
Food, atmosphere, live music, staff and location all just great
Nothing. We never paid so much for such a bad room
San Bruno
great views from any room we chose the marina side and to watch and view the boats was awesome. Equally the harbour view was amazing. layout good pool excellent, not a long distance to any facility. spa super. entertainment great. would stay again but live uk.
Marina/Bay views, city location, staff, clean rooms, WI-FI, park across the street, sunrises
New Lenox
- staff very friendly and helpful. - view of marina from restaurant. - gym
The location was great, lots of pleasant views of the ocean, and easy access to the beach and local venues. The resort had decent decor and provided nightly entertainment.
I liked how courteous the staff was. The views. The pool area.
On Shelter Island, 3 miles from San Diego International Airport, Kona Kai Resort features a private beach, and an on site spa. Guest rooms have private balconies or patios. Rooms provide marina or garden views. They include free Wi-Fi and cable TV along with video games and desks. A gym, beach volleyball court and bike rentals are available to Kona Kai Resort and Spa guests. The resort features an outdoor pool and hot tub. Their spa offers massages and a sauna. Kona Kai Resort's waterfront restaurant serves American cuisine and fresh seafood. The resort provides room service and meeting facilities. SeaWorld and the Cruise Ship Terminal are 5 miles from Kona Kai Resort. The resort is 9 miles from the San Diego Zoo. Hotel Rooms: 129, Hotel Chain: Noble House Hotels. The most recent booking for this property was made on Dec 10 at 10:53 PM from the United States.
OutdoorsGrounds, Outdoor Pool (All Year) ActivitiesPrivate Beach Area, Sauna, Fitness Center, Spa, Massage, Playground, Hot Tub, Cycling, Bicycle Rental Food & DrinkRestaurant, Bar, Breakfast in the Room InternetFree! Wi-Fi is available in all areas and is free of charge. ParkingPrivate parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and costs USD 17 per day. Services24-Hour Front Desk, Express Check-in/Check-out, Room Service, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Airport Shuttle, Business Center, Dry Cleaning, Honeymoon Suite, Tour Desk, Fax/Photocopying, On-Site ATM, Vending Machine (Drinks), Vending Machine (Snacks) GeneralNon-smoking Rooms, Facilities for Disabled Guests, Family Rooms, Elevator, Safe, Heating, Air Conditioning Check-in4:00 PM - 12:00 AM Check-outUntil 12:00 PM Cancellation/
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The location was great, the staff were mostly very friendly and helpfull. Would definitely go back.
My wife is a coeliac and we asked if they could provide some gluten free food, though it was promised several times it never arrived, but in fairness, one morning the breakfast was free because of this. One receptionist wasn't very helpful but most of the staff were very nice.
- location is amazing, you can watch beautiful sunrise and sunset from your balcony or just walk few meters to the sea side and watch it there, go running or for walk, - pool with a view on marina - room on the 2nd floor, with orientation to sea - room was sunny whole day and had a balcony
- room on the ground level - the terasse was pretty much on the pavement, so whenever we sat outside we had no privacy whatsoever, whoever passed by greeted us or started a conversation, this room was very dark in the afternoon and very smelly too (like urine); second room was the same orientation but on the 2nd floor, room was sunny in the afternoon and had a balcony, we liked this room - both rooms that we stayed in had connecting door to another room and we could hear clearly conversation of people on it
It was nice close to airport
Food, atmosphere, live music, staff and location all just great
The room itself was really comfortable but the bathroon was not. For some reason we we givn a room with disabled facilities and the bathroom was unsuitable. There was no vanity shelf or anywhere to put anything - large, bare and unfriendly
Nothing. We never paid so much for such a bad room
This resort is old and very dirty. The photos and lobby are very misleading. Paying $150 per night in the offseason we expected it to be luxurious but it turned out very dissappointing. The room was old and moldy, the bathroom is beyond dirty. It's the reason they don't have any photos for the bathroom. They did move us to another room, which was basically the same thing. What made it worse was the fact that they charge $17 PER DAY for parking and another $10 resort fee on top of the already high tax. We booked 3 nights but stayed only one and ended up checking out after the first night and moved to a new Holiday Inn for half the price and a lot cleaner and nicer. Stay away until they renovate their bathrooms.
great views from any room we chose the marina side and to watch and view the boats was awesome. Equally the harbour view was amazing. layout good pool excellent, not a long distance to any facility. spa super. entertainment great. would stay again but live uk.
a car was essential,long walk to shop however we discovered Ralph's wow go there.
Marina/Bay views, city location, staff, clean rooms, WI-FI, park across the street, sunrises
The hotel is beautiful and has a wonderful ambience. The employees are nice and helpful. We wanted a late check-out and they extended it for another hour with no fee. The rooms have been newly remodeled and the colors are great and upbeat. The bed is comfortable and you can sleep for hours. The hotel is located in a great location and is 5-7 miles away from all the great locations like Old Town, Little Italy, Gaslamp and more.
The bathroom needs to be remodeled. The staff told us that was next on their list.
- staff very friendly and helpful. - view of marina from restaurant. - gym
- security gates did not work. - food/beverage service outside of restaurant was confusing. Sometimes there was service, sometimes there wasn't.
The location was great, lots of pleasant views of the ocean, and easy access to the beach and local venues. The resort had decent decor and provided nightly entertainment.
I did not like that the grounds keepers sprayed the bushes in front of my first floor patio, as the door was open and the water came rushing in a wet everything in the vacinity, including the bed. I also did not like that the air conditioner was as loud as a rock grinder, it was so bad that even the occupants of the next room came over and asked us to turn it off as it was disturbing their sleep as well, which was why we were sleeping with the patio door open. Parking was too expensive. Also, there were no towels available for the hot tub at night, and the hot tub and pool closed at 11pm.
I liked how courteous the staff was. The views. The pool area.
Our room was a little run down. The bathroom needs to be remodeled. The electrical outlets were loose. The closet door was missing. But we were there to have a good time and we did. :)
The place was beautiful. The location also very lovely, and conveniently close to airport.
The fee for parking, $17, should have really been included in the price of the stay. I felt like I was being hosed, and it made me not like the place as much.
everything was awesome. View was amazing and relaxing. that was the one of the best hotels i have stayed
Loved it all! Would stay again!!
friendly staff quiet and relaxing location
air conditioner in room wasn't very cold
I liked the friendly staff, the service, the rooms were very nice, especially the view of the bay. The resort had a lot of nice amenities. My husband and I were celebrating our tenth year anniversary and the staff was especially nice and treated us to a free dessert, plus brought a complimentary bottle of wine up to our room. The concierge/drivers were very friendly and took us to a few places during our stay since we flew in, we didn't have transportation. We want to especially thank the morning transportation driver. (We can't recall his name).
I really can't think of anything we didn't like. It was like being in paradise for a week.
Had just remodeled the rooms and lobby (not bathrooms in rooms). Confusion over Courtesy van use. Had to call to get van service from airport on arrival and not available early enough for our departure flight. The island is a mile plus long so be prepared to walk a mile to restaurants, etc. No coffee shop or stores nearby so pack everything you need, including aspirin. Actually part of a marina with beautiful views. Loved the pool area and adjacent bar/restaurant. Exercise path across the street with gorgeous view.
Need a store with things like aspirin, snacks, and pop/water. Need to update bathrooms in rooms. Have shuttle available earlier for super early flights. Offer coffee to guests in the lobby in the am.
No information about what they offered. No dinning or facility information in room. Had 3 rooms and was difficult to coordinate everybody because we were not put near each other and had no information about facility so we decided to meet in lobby and ended up at a different place to eat.
The View was beautiful.
Our room had the wallpaper peeling off and mold growing on the wall. I have a picture. They took a flat $35.00 off for that. The $17.00 a night for parking was ridiculous. Front desk not very friendly. Rooms are smaller than they appear on line. Probably would not stay there again.
Staff was nice and there were great views.
Service at the restaurant was horrible for breakfast. Two parties, including mine, left after waiting an hour for food. It was ridiculous.
it is a beautiful hotel with a nice pool...
... but unfortunately far away from the city or the nice beaches
Pool and great location
Customer service staff member is not really friendly price is 4 starts resort customers service is about 2 stars resort have a lot of hidden fees 17 dollars for parking per night 10 dollars resort fees per night even have tour tax ! Just for those about 35 extra fees per night and plus tax !! No elevator on main building probably not come back
Great facility, good restaurant, pool area and private beach was very nice. The staff was excellent.
The view of the bay from the room.
Too many kids. This hotel is more family oriented. pool always full of kids, including the spa. Not our type.
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This movie would be titanic.
Many people throughout my life have asked me why I like, well, love, this movie as much as I do.
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Its the scene where Jack (a third class nobody who "luckily" won a ticket onto the Titanic) is eating with first class personal, on the request of his love interest, Rose's, fiance. He is being questioned, pressured really, on his value of life; how he can stand having nothing to his name, barely making by, living "third class".
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My life lately/currently could be considered "third class" in some ways. I dont need to explain why this conclusion could be made.
And there comes a point where you just have to throw up your hands and say "yep this sucks. But life, what I still do have, is a gift. And gosh darn it, I'm not going to waste it. So let's make it count shall we?"
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In response to my plea for support, it was found today in so many ways. Via messages, texts, starbucks, mail…the below picture illustrates it only slightly (You can also see my OT of the day…doing some hemp bracelet making).
This is not an easy journey, as I shared earlier. The response I have been given from people who are encouraging me and uplifting me has made it more bearable today.
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