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Feb 18, 2010, 12:21 AM EST
So by the time my stomach was beginning to tell me it was time for dinner, the options were a bit limited. Had to drive another 20 miles or so before reaching the next exit with dining advertised.
So hello from Manning, S.C., where my choices ranged from Subway to Arby's to two "authentic Mexican restaurants" to the Southern staple known as Shoney's. Was there any real debate here? Shoney's it is.
Should be less than two hours from here to Savannah. Stay tuned…
- JMW4th - Feb 18, 2010 at 1:01 AM
You didn't stop at South of The Border? For Shame!I <3 South of the Border. Never drove past there without stopping for at least and hour. I remember at one time they had a Laser Tag arena there(don't think it is still there now), we'd stop on the way down and play Laser Tag before getting back on the road.
- Positively Half St. - Feb 18, 2010 at 1:29 AM
I certainly have made the trip before, and it does have its charms. Please make sure to find local non-chain restaurants you might enjoy. Some of us may get to follow you someday, and local spots are almost always a better memory.
- MissChatter - Feb 18, 2010 at 1:40 AM
Ha! I've never stopped at South of the Border yet, and I've made the drive between here and Florida countless times. Always been intrigued, but timing was off.Shoney's… Mmmmm pies!
- Nervous Nats Fan - Feb 18, 2010 at 2:58 AM
Shoney's is only a Southern thing? Who knew?Also, South of the Border is definitely a once in a lifetime experience…
- Anonymous - Feb 18, 2010 at 3:20 AM
Not far off 95 in Yemesee, SC, is Harolds Country Club. It's been featured on Destination Golf/South Carolina (currently airing) check for times in Feb., also featured on the Travel Channel, the best steaks on saturday nights you'll ever taste, and rustic charm like no other, a hidden gem indeed. JT in SC
- Anonymous - Feb 18, 2010 at 3:35 AM
Where are you Mark?
- Anonymous - Feb 18, 2010 at 4:18 PM
Peyton Manning, SC or Eli Manning, SC? Or are those both suburbs of Archie Manning, SC?
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So for some reason, I wasn't into the Halloween spirit this year until I randomly decided to be the Princess of Pop. I have been on a Britney Spears kick, more than I've ever been since she first came out, as well as knocking things off my bucket list...Two of the things I've been working on is a learning how to do a split (it's SO hard!) and learning a full dance choreographed routine. I used to dance, be in musical theatre and show choir in high school, but I've always wanted to "Britney" dance :) (And it is a KILLER workout I must say!) And that's when I decided I was going to dress up as her for Halloween.
I've attached pictures of what I used to make the costume below, along with some instructions, as well as a YouTube tutorial! Yep, finally have gotten back into those. They just take SOOOO long to make :/
But I hope you guys have a fun and safe Halloween and eat lots of candy!!
Be sure to check out my Instagram for more pictures of the complete look! MWUHAHAHA
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Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Modern 90s Chic
top: Forever 21 // coat: Forever 21 // jeans: Target // shoes: Target
Still loving this 90s trend this year; carrying it into my Fall wardrobe. I love the new cropped sleeveless sweater and "peacoat" I just got from Forever 21 (along with several other items I shouldn't have bought!!) They had a really good sale, $20 off $100 spent, but they're never up long enough to post codes and picks to you guys :( But make sure you're signed up on their mailing list!
It was so nice getting to walk this cobblestone road right before heading to work :) I felt very professional even though I was wearing denim..and not just denim..but baggy boyfriend jeans that are usually anything but professional haha.
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Thursday, October 23, 2014
boho skater chic?
coat: DIY ($12 at $3 a yard at Walmart!) // boyfriend tank: Target $10 // Pants: HM $7 Clearance (similar)// Converse: Middle School old..yes really ;) (similar) // Beanie: Ebay!
I'm not sure if you guys remember me telling you in the beginning that I like to mix styles, especially in the cold seasons, but this is a prime example of what I like to dress like on a regular basis lol I seriously love both of the Olsens styles and the minimalist trend. Blogging has really made certain of what my style truly is. (hence all the blog sales-which is 20% off everything right now!) And as tempting as it is to fall off the wagon and buy all the new trends that are way out of my budget...I'm sticking with handmade items and goodwill finds :)
On another note. Anyone experiencing a kind of love hate relationship with Reward Style? Not only has it been super slow for me, but it never has the clothes I'm wearing/want to feature. Plus, I haven't really had any success with commission. Which I would like to earn, just because I'm "marketing" these merchandises. And I like giving you guys direct "where to buy", but I can just as easily do that (and with the exact items) by linking them in the description below my images...ugghhhhh Any help?
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Not all cyclists down a coffee before a ride; nor do all cyclists quaff a beer after their ride. For those who do (and for those who don't), we created the PUB, or Public Utility Bicycle. Perfect for the trip down to the coffee shop or to the store for after-ride food and beverages, the PUB features a bottle opener built into the frame, a color we call "stout,�? and a very cool retro utilitarian look that is sure to turn heads.
Seattle was literally the birthplace of the gourmet coffee wave that has swept across America – a small company (the name rhymes with "oh, shucks�?) started with one small store in downtown Seattle. Seattle was also at the forefront of the revival of craft brewing in the US, and one of our favorite after-ride stops is Hale's Ales Brewery (www.halesales.com), right off the Burke-Gilman Trail.
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Kyle Harrison: Still Shaking People Silly
Kyle Harrison has always had a case of the shakes. From playing basketball in high school to lacrosse at Johns Hopkins, K18 struck fear in opponents with his shiftiness and ability to use both hands, if needed. Kyle is a righty, but you have to respect his left, as it is deadly, and when he […]
Canada Lacrosse: Going For Gold In 2014
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Traditional Thursday: Baby Oil Leather
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Throwback Thursday: D1 Vs D3 – Cuse Vs Cortland
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Australia Lacrosse National Championship Video
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Traditional Lacrosse Pocket Tutorial: One String
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Thoughts: 1) So now it's 50 wins, and all they need is to go 2-2 to tie the '93-94 team's franchise record of 52. That's secondary. Their magic number on Pittsburgh is three. That's any combination of points the Rangers get or Pittsburgh fails to get that equals three. Simpler:... Read More →
Thoughts: 1) OK, so it's 105 points with five games left, and while the Penguins have a game in hand, the Rangers have clinched the tiebreaker over the Pens. So if the Rangers go 2-3 for 109 points, Pittsburgh needs 10 out of a possible 12 points. If the Rangers… Read More →
Thoughts: 1) They still have a bunch of stuff to clean up, and still plenty of time to do it. I don't think there's any doubt about it. But I have this feeling, and it's just a feeling based on what I've seen from this team, and what I've seen… Read More →
Good to see that, after two pretty good wins over two pretty good teams, all it takes is a game in which a couple of mistakes turn into a loss against a desperate team playing well in front of a good goalie to return the panic level. Blame, blame, blame… Read More →
Game 73. Start of the Foxwoods Final 10 … ooops, sorry. The sixth of a seven-game homestand (3-2 so far). Ya boys have won one in a row and three of the last five, but are 3-5 in their last eight. The Winged Wheels are winless in five (0-4-1) and… Read More →
John Tortorella spoke tonight about Dan Girardi being nominated by the New York chapter of the PHWA for the Masterton Trophy; about making the playoffs and preparing for the playoffs, about Artem Anisimov needing to learn to keep his head up: John Tortorella:
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John Tortorella said some good stuff in his pre-game. Also a funny moment or two. I mean, funny to hear. John Tortorella:
Leave it to my friend CCCP to make perfect sense. He did just around midnight as I was wrapping up the day with a headache. He's right. A blog is a place for people to vent, and if that means a place to be negative or pessimistic or positive or… Read More →
Thoughts: 1) Sixteen regulation losses in 65 games. So please don't go Full Chicken Little today. Though I'm sure some of you will, and some of you, in the back of your warped little minds, are finding some "told you so" satisfaction of the first regulation loss in six games,... Read More →
Sorry for the delay. Serious internet issues here. First, John Tortorella said that Dan Girardi's fine. In other words, he was benched after the giveaway in the third. Whether it was punishment, or for rest he needs since his game has slipped the last few, we'll have to speculate. No… Read More →
Thoughts: 1) The Rangers have thieved games like this the past couple of years, but in most of those, it was Henrik Lundqvist doing the stealing. This one was hard to explain. Except that, as usual, the Rangers stuck to the plan, kept on playing, and somehow got two critical… Read More →
NBC cut away—of course, Tiger was making a move … a golf move—so you probably didn't see that after Milan Lucic jumped Ryan McDonagh behind the net after the buzzer, the two teams nearly got together at center ice. John Scott was jawing at Zdeno Chara and they really came… Read More →
Thoughts: 1) 40-15-6, 86 points with a quarter of a season left. You kiddin' me? 2) Henrik Lundqvist. Seven straight seasons of 30 wins. Forty-three career shutouts. Eight this season; 10-2-0 with a 1.24 goals against average, .952 save percentage and four shutouts in his last 12 games. A record… Read More →
Not sure how this is going to work today, but with the Rangers having a morning skate at MSG, and a game tonight, I'm planning on spending the entire day in NYC and not, as usual, at my desk in my pajamas waiting out the 3 p.m. deadline. … So… Read More →
Thoughts: 1) How the byfuglien are the Byfuglien-less Blackhawks where they are? … and how did they lose nine in a row? … Not that they were great in this game. They sure weren't. They got a bunch of gifts in the first period, the benefit of some calls, a… Read More →
Well, we're sure going to have a lot to discuss today. So close your door and make believe you're hard at work while you join the Live Chat today at noon. Bring questions and comments about the St. Valentine's Day Massacre in Boston, or about the Rick Nash trade talk… Read More →
Thoughts: 1) This sure wasn't the most exciting game ever played. But you know what? Ya boys don't mind that either. Want to grind? Want to make it a battle for chances? Fine with them. Afterwards, John Tortorella said this is the type of game the Rangers expect to have… Read More →
Thoughts: 1) So the Flyers are frustrated, losing seven in a row, including all five this year, to the Best Team in the East? Well, maybe they should stop playing all those idiots and understand that the Rangers not only won't be intimidated, but they'll be happy to play that… Read More →


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Because sometimes life's not about learning to dance in the rain, like nobody's watching – it's about entertaining yourself with top telly while you wait for the storm to pass.
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Ever wonder what a nature documentary would sound like, when voiced by comedian and general megamouth Matt Berry, instead of David Attenborough? With eloquent descriptions like "Elks stink to high heaven", it's an informative way to spend those awkward five minutes.
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Have you noticed how moaning about the things that grind your gears actually makes you feel happier? Nick Grimshaw and his motley crew of Rochelle Humes and Melvin Odoom more than understand, and have created...
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Tuesday 4 November 2014, 16:35
One of the things that I liked very much about the first series of Peaky Blinders was the use of atmospheric contemporary music within the palette of the soundtrack. This was something that I was keen to develop and refine as part of my approach to directing series two. I loved the use of Nick Cave's songs and along with show creator Steven Knight and the music producers, we all discussed that the track Red Right Hand was part of the brand and we decided to keep this. We use it playfully throughout the series with several other versions and different contexts changing its meaning and feel.
One thing that changed this year around the overall tone of the show was Steve's notion that the first series was opium and this second series was cocaine. I took this mostly to represent the hunger and ambition of Tommy Shelby as well as the loosening grip on reality and emotional peaks and troughs of the other characters. Therefore I wanted this year to have a different voice within the music and to blend the original tracks into the score in a way that would make the music more cohesive in its voice.
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From nightmare-inducing horror films to so many creepy crawlies you'll be too scared to leave the sofa – carve out those pumpkins and brace yourself for a screamfest of a Halloween night in…
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One challenge about shooting The Missing's two time zones was that we were shooting the present first, so the actors and I had to make sure that their performances were haunted by a past which we hadn't yet shot.
Me, Frances O'Connor and Jimmy Nesbitt were lucky enough to have a few days of rehearsal before the hectic shoot kicked in. I decided that during that period, we would only focus on all the 2006 scenes, that way when we went into shooting the present, we'd really experienced the past...
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When Lord Sugar first exercised his dreaded index finger in The Apprentice on 16 February 2005, Daniel Bedingfield was heading into the top 20, Grange Hill was still on TV, London was bidding to host the Olympics and Lord Sugar was plain old Sir Alan.Lord Sugar, flanked by his aides for the first five series, Margaret Mountford and Nick Hewer
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But year after year, Britain seems to produce a crop of razor-sharp business minds bursting with more entrepreneurial talent than the last, able to give of themselves hundreds more percent than mathematicians...
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Cat Watch 2014: The New Horizon Experiment is a three-part follow up to 2013's The Secret Life Of The Cat. This time the Horizon team tracked and monitored 100 cats from varying urban environments in a further scientific exploration of the behaviour of Britain's felines. Using the latest in GPS and movement technology, Professor Alan Wilson, and his team from the Royal Veterinary College, set out to discover how cats from the town, village and farm differ in their characteristics.
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What do you think you're going to do that's different to the two permanent hosts on Never Mind The Buzzcocks before you?
All I can do is be myself and not let it keep me awake at night even though inevitably, it keeps me awake at night. I think my way is pretty sarcastic, dry, argumentative, competitive, bossy, piss-taking but ultimately inclusive, and I think that's why they've asked me to do it.
I've made a couple of suggestions and most changes have been taken on board. One of them is I don't like it when I see people on the show just there to be just ridiculed. So everybody there...
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This year is QI's 12th series, which means that we're looking at all things L. I'm a researcher, otherwise known as a QI Elf, and along with the other elves I've spent the past nine lunar months leafing through large literary lexicons, learning long lost languages, lurking in lugubriously lit libraries, leering at lewd likenesses of Lucretius, lambasting loose logic, listing this ludicrous litany of L-words... you get the idea.
A typical day of making QI starts early. The studio has to be transformed...
Monday 29 September 2014, 10:37
In The Driver I play Vince McKee, a taxi driver working in Manchester. He is struggling in life, not necessarily financially, but emotionally.
His eldest son has left home prematurely, and Vince can't cope with life without him.
His wife Ros (Claudie Blakley) isn't prepared to talk about it, and Vince is only holding onto his sanity by his fingertips.
One night he picks up an old friend in his cab. Col (Ian Hart) has just got out of jail after six years.
He has fitted back in with his old gang and manages to put some...
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Identical twin brothers are separated at birth during the Great Depression. Their parents cannot afford to give them both a life beyond poverty, so one is adopted by loving family. Despite their very different upbringings, the boys' shared passion for music causes their lives to unknowingly intersect as they experience a powerful and mysterious connection often felt by twins. One of the boys becomes the most famous rock n' roll legend in the world, Drexel Hemsley, while the other, Ryan Wade, struggles to find balance between his love for music and trying to please his evangelist father and his devoted mother who have very different plans for his life in the ministry.
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We found much to like in Gov. Mary Fallin's State of the State speech Monday.
We agree with Fallin's assessment that the state of the state is strong. While some of that has to do with the luck of commodity prices and geology, Fallin's leadership also deserves due credit.
When she came to office, the state had a $500 million budget hole and $2.03 in its "rainy day" fund. Today the state's budget is balanced and the emergency fund has $530 million in it. Meanwhile, unemployment and tax rates are down.
If Fallin takes some public pride in that turnaround, we say it is deserved.
In her plans for the coming year we are particularly pleased with her evolving attitude toward the Justice Reinvestment Initiative.
The initiative is a proven strategy for saving money on prisons while reducing crime. Fallin signed the Oklahoma version of the initiative into law in 2011, but allowed it to wither without funding.
With new leadership at the state Department of Corrections, Fallin has added money for the initiative and says she is looking forward to improving "smart on crime" efforts.
We support Fallin's proposal to move new state employees into a 401(k)-style defined contribution plan instead of the state pension fund. This wouldn't affect most state pension plans, including the one covering teachers, but it would put one of the state's biggest debt-troubled retirement plans on a path toward a sustainable future.
Fallin wants to adjust state compensation to emphasize higher pay and lower benefits. That would give state employees more freedom to make decisions about how to spend their earnings. A defined contribution plan will give workers more ownership of retirement fund decisions and make those retirement funds portable if they leave state employment.
It's a reformist move that parallels the direction private enterprise took decades ago.
We also support Fallin's call for a state bond issue and for targeting that effort toward state Capitol repairs.
We continue to call for scrutiny of the bond plans to make sure the Capitol costs are prudent. We want a safe, sanitary Capitol building, not a mink-lined one. That said, the wise way to finance those costs is over time in a bond issue...
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Posted 13 March 2013 - 13:32
so got windows 8, but one thing i noticed was that the mail client doesnt update.
it doesnt inform me when i have mail either.
it only updates when i go into mail, otherwise nope!
just wondering if this is the same for others?
also does windows messenger or whatever its called 0 fail to send messages at times for you:?????
Posted 14 March 2013 - 22:17
no, its never really worked well for me.
skype at least tells me that there are messages, but mail doesnt tell me jack, unless its the lock screen.


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Casa Nuestra
Villa | 4 bedrooms | sleeps 10
|Key Info
Luxury, well-equipped villa with own private swimming pool (11m x 6m) and beautiful gardens with large patio and covered terrace. This is a lovely villa offering four bedrooms, one with double bed and en-suite, one with twin beds and en-suite and two more with twin beds. There is also a metal action bed-settee in the lounge. Cots can be provided if required and we also have two folding 'guest' beds. The kitchen is modern and well-equipped. There is a gorgeous swimming pool in the garden surrounded by patios and flower beds offering a delightful space to relax and soak up the sun. There are also a number of covered terraces around the building offering shady, tranquil places to sit if the heat gets a bit much. Or in the cooler months the conservatory offers a delightful warm place out of the breeze to relax.
There are miles of lovely sandy beaches along this coast. The nearest is an easy, flat walk of about 600m (or easy drive with plenty of parking!). The local Aquapark is on our doorstep and the supermarket is beside it. There are many restaurants and bars around the area and the famous fish restaurants of Garrucha are only 2 miles away.
There are four 18-hole golf courses within an easy drive. This is a quiet, residential area if you are looking for discos/clubs these can be found on Mojacar Playa which is about 5 miles away. Additional amenities can be found in the local town of Vera (5m) including the wonderful Saturday market. The picturesque old town of Mojacar with its whitewashed houses is a short drive away and here you will find many small bars and restaurants where you can sample the tapas before taking a stroll to the Plaza to enjoy panoramic views over the local countryside.
Mini Hollywood is about an hour's drive away - great fun for the kids or, for those looking for a bit of culture, why not drive to the old roman city of Cartagena (also about 45 mins). where you can visit the roman amphitheatre which has recently been painstakingly excavated and restored.
|Sleeps up to 10, 4 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Puerto Rey 600 m
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|1 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Almeria 90 km
|Family friendly
|Suitable for children over 5, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player
|Air conditioning, CD player, Safe
|Kettle, Toaster
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 2 En suites
|1 Sofa beds, Single beds (6), Double beds (1), Dining seats for 10, Lounge seats for 5
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
The Andalucia region
The Costa Almeria is reputed to have 320 days of sunshine a year, this is one of the driest areas in Europe, with average annual rainfall totalling only 7 inches. The average rainfall in July is zero and in January only one inch. Summer daytime temperatures linger around 30 degrees for about four months and on occasion climb higher. Although winter weather is cooler the days are still dry and inviting with temperatures often up around 20 degrees. December for example has a daytime average of 17 degrees. Sunshine is in abundance year round, winter average hours are between 5 and 7 while June, July and August average 11 hours and 40 minutes of sunshine per day.
It has an unspoilt coastline which makes it one of the most relaxing parts of Spain to visit. On the Costa Almeria you will find one of Spain's most impressive nature parks, the Cabo de Gata – Nijar, a desert area which receives very little rainfall but is rugged and beautiful nonetheless. Among the popular coastal villages here is San Jose, a pretty little fishing village which is nestled away in the secluded coves of the Costa Almeria.
Away from the coast whether you are a casual walker or a serious hill climber the Sierra Cabrera offers outdoor pursuits in almost guaranteed good weather throughout the year, it's 3,000ft peaks are easily accessible with the minimum of equipment. Explore the many tracks and paths in perfect solitude, the views incredible and the sunsets breathtaking. More adventurous excursions off the paths will be rewarded with caves, ruins, tunnels, wells, springs, old silver mines, ...... The list is almost endless.
The city of Almeria is well worth a visit. It is characterised by an impressive Alcazaba (Moorish fort). The war like times in which Almeria was formed even meant that its Cathedral was built to look like a fort using a Renaissance and Gothic style of architecture. The corner towers of Almeria's cathedral once held cannons to help it repel raids from North African pirates who tried to terrorise the city.
Travelling inland you will find many iteresteing little towns and villages. For example Sorbas which is set on the top of a mountain, with houses suspended over the edge of the mountain with the meandering River de Aguas below; a beautiful sight for all eyes. The river crosses extensive layers of gypsum running through deep canyons where the rainwater has created effects in caves such as the Agua and Covadura. Known for its traditional pottery, still produced using Moorish ovens for firing, the ceramics are sold from the workshops in the Barrio de las Alfarerías that can be found in the village. The visitor centre, Los Yesares, is worth a visit. Situated in the Karst of Sorbas (an area of Natural Beauty), which protects some of the most important outcrops of gypsum in Europe. The Cueva del Agua and Cueva de Covadura go for several kilometres and date back to prehistoric times. You can have accompanied visits to the Cueva del Yeso and enjoy the spectacle for yourself.
Or Nijar which has been described as one of the most picturesque towns in the whole of Spain comes highly recommended as a place to see, a visit made all the more pleasant thanks to the many reasonably priced bars and restaurants offering delicious local dishes. Or what about a visit to Lucainena - nestled in the olive groves this village originally mined Iron Ore but after the civil war the mines gradually closed and the old railway that took the ore to the coast became derelict. Recently it has been transformed into one of Spains Via Verdes (greenways) and is ideal for walking and cycling as it passes through some stunning countryside. Lucainena has a number of bars that serve outstanding tapas and meals, a small shop that caters for all essentials, a pharmacy and even a luxury hotel that boasts two restaurants and a tapas bar.
Nearer to home is the charming and traditional Andalucian hill top village of Bedar tucked into the slopes of the Los Filabres mountains. This ancient village dates back many centuries, its roots are in mining, although nowadays it also enjoys a modest yet thriving tourist industry. It has managed to retain its peace and tranquility, enjoying panoramic views over the fertile valley below and also towads the Mediterranean coast of Almeria province. The village features a number of good restaurants and bars, most notably the Miramar which has served traditional Andalucian dishes for many years, its shoulder of lamb famous throughout the region.
Travelling up the coast in the other direction you will find the ancient city of Cartagena. Cartagena is the main Seaport of the Murcia region. It has been inhabited by most great Mediterranean Empires that have conquered the Iberian Peninsula sometime. Cartagena is a city full of monuments, with many archaeological sites and outstanding buildings of historical interest, together with the charm of the sea and the typical bustle of a port city. Dirty and very polluted in the past (due to the nearby Refinery), the new redevelopments (like the initiative "Cartagena, Port of Culture") and restorations have turned it into a major tourist destination and it is most certainly well worth a visit.
For golfers the region offers a variety of courses. Desert springs is a magnificent championship venue just 15 mins away from our villa and is the only true desert course to be found in Europe, its fairways narrow and often winding, its greens well protected and undulating, it is probably one of the finest golf courses in Spain. Even nearer is Valle Del Este, another fine venue and a great test of golf. Full of narrow driving holes and challenging carries, Valle Del Este definitely merits a visit. The course at Aguilas about 30 mins away is a challenging course with many ravines and water flanked holes. Marina Golf in Garrucha is only 10 mins away overlooking the sea but not as challenging as some of the other courses Cortijo Grande just down the mountain from Cabrera is watered uniquely by an underground volcanic lake and is in a very picturesque setting beneath the towering Sierra Cabrera mountains, this little 9 hole golf course is rarely buisy.
Puerto Rey
The beach at Puerto Rey runs north-south for 7kms, from just south of Villaricos down through Vera Playa (where 1km is designated 'naturist' by the council) to Puerto Rey and on to Garrucha. As with most modern coastal resorts Puerto Rey offers good facilities including bars, restaurants, supermarkets and adequate public transport options. For more options you can walk north from Puerto Rey to the small harbour village of Villaricos or south to the larger fishing town of Garrucha, which has excellent facilities and dining options.
Puerto Rey is also home to a large water park, which provides fun for all the family, with lots of rides, slides, swimming pools, play areas and restaurants.
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5 Sep 2014
"Brilliant rental villa"
Brilliant villa. Excellent conditions/location would definatly try and stay here again. It says car is advised but everything you need is within walking distance. Close to beach/bars/restaurants. Pool… More
24 Aug 2014
"A great villa for a perfect family holiday"
We were a family of 8 with two small children the villa was just perfect plenty of space for everyone and everything you needed. The pool was brilliant and the beach was only a ten minute walk away wi… More
24 Apr 2014
"Tranquil, convenient...a perfect cocktail!"
This was my second visit to the villa, and my first impressions were correct. A beautiful location, with easy access to everything you need, including golf. I would recommend this place without hesitation to families/groups who enjoy quiet, relaxing atmospheres.
The villa itself has all the necessary attractions, such as a swimming pool, and provides a private environment in which to relax. Golf courses of real quality are in abundance, so go for it...
25 Oct 2013
"If you want a holiday that is relaxed and comfortable then this is the one"
We stayed at Casa Nuestra for 2 weeks in August this year with 4 more adults and 2 children. he villa was clean and anything required could be found there. The area is quiet but amenities could be fou… More
4 Aug 2013
"Relaxed Stay. Beautiful Villa. Sandy Beaches A Walk Away."
We wanted a relaxed family holiday, a fantastic location to explore from and a stunning villa with a private pool suitable for children of different ages. We found this and much more at Casa Nuestra. I can't recommend this villa and location enough! So many beaches nearby and within walking distance, which when you have a 5 year old with you really has to be within walking distance! 15 mins has to be 15 mins. The manager of the villa welcomed us on arrival and left a contact number should we ever have been in need of any assistance. After this we were left in complete privacy to enjoy this marvellous villa and location. Large sandy beaches, brilliant blue sea, a very private villa, a wonderful pool with water warmed by the sun, historic towns within easy reach...what more could you want! Fantastic holiday!
4 Apr 2013
"Lovely villa, spacious, great location."
We stayed for about 10 days at Casa Nuestra, and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The villa had everything you could possibly want for a holiday; very well equipped with amazingly close access to the beach and to bars and restaurants (walking distance). The area around the villa is very pleasant and the whole holiday was helped by the fantastic weather. Very close to the mountains and the beach. Perfectly located for cities along the coast for day trips too! We visited Garrucha, Mojacar and Cartagena.
Beds were very comfortable and the living space was very sociable. Lovely outdoor space for dinner, bbqing, swimming and sunbathing. All in all a great holiday!
29 Mar 2013
"A great villa that we will definitely come back to"
We stayed for one week in the villa and had a great holiday. The house is located in a quiet estate about a 10 minute walk from the sea and in easy walking distance of some nice bars and restaurants. … More
18 Mar 2013
"A well equipped villa in a convenient location with a great pool area"
This lovely, spacious villa is in a peaceful residential location with an easy drive from Murcia airport. We found it well equipped with plenty of family living space. We were particularly impressed by the beautiful pool area with the option to remain outside in the covered shaded area during the hottest part of the day. The villa is surrounded with a lovely garden with fruit trees, olive trees, wisteria & cacti and feels very private.
There is a local beach & shops a short walk away and plenty of bars and restaurants to choose from in the evening. Garrucha also offers a craft market in the evening which is well worth a visit. A short drive along the coast there are many smaller beaches which are really peaceful even at peak season. We had a lot of fun exploring local towns particularly Mojacar which was the kids favourite with lots of tiny shops & alleyways.
We had a fun, relaxing holiday and would thoroughly recommend this property due to its size, location and facilities
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"Kendell expects that if that happens, the measure's proponents will make an issue of the judge's sexual orientation."
Its a two way street though, if the judge was hetro then the reverse would be true.
Everybody has a sexuality so the sexuality of the judge is not relevant. But I guess the fundies having failed to create a logical argument will clutch at straws.
The irony is that the fact this is being raised as an issue is further proof of the bias against gay people – something which is central to the ruling he's called upon to render.
Eevn IF it is over turned (as it should be)the god squad will appeal. This will go on and on.
I agree. A persons sexuality should not be an issue when judging a case. As said above, if it goes against us, and the judge had been straight, would that have been sufficient grounds to appeal?
Of course they're going to take it to appeals. They're going to question his impartiality. So it doesn't matter if we win the first time around when they'll just go on to challenge it. We're in deep water.
But if the prop 8 people win an appeal on these ground, they will be making the legal case for a counter appeal on the same grounds but with the situation reversed.
They;d have to provide evidence of partiality and I'm not sure that simply saying that he's gay therefore can't be impartial would cut it, especially considering his previous case where he acted for the people suing the Gay Games.
But I guess the Prop H8 supporters will feel the same way about this guy as we would about a mormon, catholic or evangelical christian judge sitting on the case.
It's also clear that whoever wins at first instance will appeal and appeal and appeal until they get to the Supreme Court.
They cannot use this as grounds for appeal and they know it. That's why the H8 lawyers haven't even commented thus far because it doesn't have any legal basis.
They can use it as grounds for appeal. I can't imagine how easy it is to prove but the conduct of the judge is often grounds for appeal. I suspect the reason it hasn't been mentioned is so that they can appeal it if things don't go their way.
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Dr. Agha B. Khan has been practicing medicine for 27 years. Dr. Khan graduated from the King Edward Medical University, Lahore, Pakistan in 1987. He practices medicine in Pueblo, CO and specializes in Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism and Diabetology. Dr. Khan is affiliated with Parkview Medical Center. He speaks English and Spanish.
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Are there going to be any situations where the players use their surroundings to their advantage? Not just taking cover or using turrets.
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Monstercat also helped a great deal in making said mod. :D
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Well thats good news isnt it?
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