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Pizza , pasta, prosciutto...
"Bambino, are you lost? I take a you back a to my casa and give a you a good a food a ok?"
OK, well it didnt necessarily work out like that.....but nobody needs to know the truth do they? It was actually a girl, around my age I think who saw Charles and I discussing where Little Italy could actually be...ha ha! It was plainly obvious where it was, but we didnt know in what direction next to walk to stay in it. So this girl asked us if she could help and she directed us to a great restaurant and then said that if we were wanting dessert afterwards, to head over to another place which do delicious cakes and ice cream! It was so nice of her to tell us this and something which i had already found to be a trait in the New Yorkers! You see in London, there is no way that people have the time of day to help tourists and you really feel lost sometimes, but here, in the Big Apple, it felt different. We had already been told what stop to get off on the subway by a drunk/tramp earlier on in the day, and we would yet have the pleasure of meeting someone who saved one of my shoes...(tell you in another section about that!).
So off we walked in the right direction looking at menus as we went trying to decide on what we wanted to eat and how much we wanted to pay. We arrived at the recommeded place but they specialised in pastas and Charles really wanted a pizza, but the waiter told us very enthusiastically where else we could go for a good pizza. My goodness, do these people have no loyalty to their restaurants we wondered? Well it soon became obvious when we appraoched the second place that it was actually co-run by the first one, so it all started to make sense now! They had a great deal going of $9.95 for a soup and main meal, so we 'indulged' ourselves....and it was actually really nice. But please remember that tax will then get added on top. 'Il Piccolo Buffalo' was its name.
Little Italy
Little Italy is a neighborhood in lower Manhattan, New York City, once known for its large population of Italians. Chinatown, has encroached on much of Little Italy and Mulberry Street between Broome and Canal Streets, is all that is left of the old Italian neighborhood. The street is lined with some two-dozen Italian restaurants popular with tourists, and seemingly very few locals.
The Feast of San Gennaro is a large street fair, lasting 11 days, in September along Mulberry Street. We find that it just gets too crowded, loud & the food isn't as good.
Il Palazzo at 151 Mulberry Street , is our favorite Italian Restaurant. We enjoy sitting at a table on the sidewalk on a nice day or inside the garden room. The service is impeccable, food consistently good and prices reasonable.
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Dining out in Little Italy
I'd heard from many people that Little Italy more or less was a tourist trap and that it was not worth the detour, but I was still curious to see it. I guess most people are disappointed to see how small Little Italy has become - most of the Italian families of old have now moved to different residential areas throughout the city, and what is now refered to as "Little Italy" is a small commercial strip punctuated by restaurants and souvenir shops. But still, having no expectations whatsoever, I did enjoy my short visit to "Lita" - I thought all the sidewalk terraces were quite charming, and we ended up going for an early dinner in one of the many restaurants located on Mulberry Street. It wasn't necessarily the best Italian meal I've ever had, but it was still quite good, not expensive at all, and the atmosphere of the place turned this into a really pleasant experience!
- Food and Dining
Very little indeed
I had always thought of Little Italy as being a real area in New York, a neighbourhood with a unique Italian background and style... Well, it's not more than two streets (Mulberry and Grand Street) and these consist basically only of restaurants and now and then an Italian grocery store. Apparently, the restaurants are quite good and rather inexpensive - most guidebooks mention them somehow as a good place to get Italian food. I didn't try them, but I certainly will next time in New York.
- Food and Dining
Very nice restaurants
When immigrants from Southern Italy came to New York, they found themselves in "dumbbell" apartments. These apartments were so close together that no sunlight ever reached the lower windows or back yards.
During the late 1800s over 40,000 people were crowded into this small 17-block area. Diseases, such as tuberculosis, were a part of daily life. Even with these hardships, the residents of Little Italy built a lively and colorful community with the sights, sounds, and flavors of their homeland.
The Italian population of New York City's "Little Italy" has dwindled to fewer than 5,000 residents. Chinatown has expanded and replaced many of the original "Little Italy" neighborhoods.
The Feast of San Gennaro (Fiesta di San Gennaro) is the most exciting annual event in the neighborhood, begining on September 19th and continuing for nine days. During this celebration, Mulberry Street is renamed Via San Gennaro and the shrines and relics of this saint are paraded through the streets. The crowds enjoy Italian foods of all types, as well as other ethnic dishes, and there is much singing and dancing.
For visitors who enjoy eating, the restaurants in Little Italy offer reasonably priced food in quiet and friendly surroundings.
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A Wee Slice of the old Country
Little Italy still has some charm and you will see wee old Italian American men with great mustaches walking around shopping and chatting while others try to get you into their diner for a pasta lunch or dinner but the entire area only consists of half of dozens streets/blocks and is being swallowed up by Chinatown. The heart of little Italy is Mulberry st near the park and the street reminded me of the gangster in Donnie Brasco (Lefty from Mulberry St) when he said ''I am known my friend, ask anybody about Lefty from Mulberry St'' so being a fan of gangster history, I had to make the journey to see the street. The area has a cool vibe and the fire hydrants are painted the colors of Italian flag after the World Cup victory. You can get anything from pasta dishes to cheap t shirts that say ''Are you talkin to me?'' and the whole place is good fun :)
Little Italy: Getting Smaller Everyday
Little Italy was once an ethnic enclave of great distinction arising from the great influx of Italian immigrants from the 19th and early 20th centuries. The neighborhood has now shrunk to a fraction of its former self. Generally boisterous and frolicsome as a race, the "Italian" in Little Italy is quiet and demur compared to the activity and commotion literally across the (Canal) street in Chinatown. There is no bright neon here or very little of it. You'll find no haggering in open air shops, and little in the way of trinkets or baubles or newsstands. What you will find is an ambiance of quiet culinary authenticity and a small dose of Mediterranean flair. The Italians have essentially moved away from the quarter. Chinese is spoken all around you before you enter Little Italy, where you'll almost have to enter a restaurant and listen carefully to hear Italian. The food generally is rich and wonderful as well as economical, and when coupled with the lively conversation between waiters in Italian the effect is magical.
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In the mood for a little EYE-talian?
I don't get out there often enough when I visit New York City, but LITTLE ITALY is always a great place to dine and reminisce about wonderful time spent in Italy.
Mulberry St. is the main strip with all the shops and restaurants..........truly reminds you of that little cobblestone street you dined at in Florence.....or Positano!
I don't have a particular favorite restaurant in this area, although there are quite a few "infamous" ones here that would be frequented by the local mobster clans. (so I've been told).
I just go there and base my choice on how good-looking the waiters are! Bellissimo!!!!
Little Italy
Little Italy is centered around Mulberry Street from Spring Street to Canal Street in Manhattan. The narrow streets are packed with New York's best Italian restaurants and cafes.
Major Sights in geographical order
Old St. Patrick's Cathedral (Prince Street & Mulberry Street)
Umberto's Clam House (Hester Street & Mulberry Street)
Bowery Savings Bank (130 Bowery at Grand)
Former Police Headquarters Building (Centre Street from Grand to Broome)
Fourteenth Ward Industrial School of the Children's Aid Society (256-58 Mott Street between Prince and Houston)
Pioneer Hotel (146-48 Bowery at Broome)
Puck Building (295-309 Lafayette Street)
We came there when teh famous San Gennaro Festival was held. There were street-markets and carnival stands with a lot of fun and delicious italian food!
Italian American Museum
In the fall of 2008, the New York Times ran a lengthy account of the creation of the Italian American Museum at 155 Mulberry Street, the southwest corner of the intersection of Mulberry and Grand Streets, in Little Italy. I'm a New Yorker, but I finally got to visit it only last week. Although other posts declare that "Little Italy" is shrinking, the directors of this interesting museum plan to enlarge it. At present, the exhibit is limited to a corner former bank, the Stabile Bank, Francesco Stabile being the founder in 1885. When I visited, the suggested donation was $5. I spent an interesting 35 minutes viewing one video (10 minutes) and looking at the displays on several topics: currency, passports, bank papers, personal letters (one threatening harm), photos. In sum, it is a good exhibit, but limited. The staff was most knowledgeable, unlike many museums where the staff are mere guards. Phone 212-965-9000, but you may get only a recording. The museum is CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.
Visit Little Italy
It was a great experience for me to visit Little Italy, being Italian and all! We had some great food at La Nonna and I even snapped my picture with the conceirge! Little Italy has some great quirks about it. (Note: the fire hydrants and parking meters are painted with the Italian flag!) So cute!!
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Little Italy
Just after the Chinese area, your enter in Little Italy. In fact, the main thing there is Italian Restaurant. In all the streets of Little Italy, 80% of the ground floors are Italian Restaurants.
Well, for Americans, an Italian restaurant is a romantic name for pizza and spaghetti fast food.
All the restaurants have a name to remind a place in Italy, but they serve the same food. I cannot say that I tasted food in all the restaurants, but I could read the menus in front of all the doors. Well, all the same.
Very Little Italy
The Little Italy of legend is fast disappearing - indeed, many would say it's already long gone. The area is shrinking, with Chinatown growing northwards, so that some streets have quite a mixture of Italian and Chinese names. And few Italians live in the area now, either: people commute downtown for work, but the most authentic Italian communities are elsewhere in the city, such as near Fordham university. Still, there's no denying the tourist appeal of Little Italy, and the narrow, bustling streets help perpetuate the image of a lively, slightly raucous area.
These days, the waiters hustling for business occasionally seem as numerous as the visitors, and finding a place to eat can be hit or miss. A lot of the restaurants serve the same fare, so just try to compete on price and pick a place that looks like it does good business.
Better yet, pop into several of the Italian stores, where you will still catch a sense of the old days, with people speaking Italian, buying magazines from the old country, or foods that you won't see your local supermarket. Best of all are the sandwich shops: take a place in line, pick out your hero, and they'll add salamis, cheeses, peppers and whatever you want, the whole thing drenched in olive oil and folded into a crusty roll. Find the nearest park and tuck into the very best that Little Italy has to offer!
Enjoy the Festival with Italians
I enjoyed walking through Little Italy and feeling the buzz with the Italian Americans.
But then perhaps it was the massage I had before hand in the street from a china man, which made me feel good.
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...No, I'm not talking about street performers. I'm talking about the Italian men outside of their restaurants beckoning everyone to come in and have a taste of authentic Italian cuisine. I love these guys' spirit, attitude, the whole package. Amazingly fun dudes.
There's also cool street art all over the place, and I bought a nice B&W photo of McSorely's Ale House from an amateur photographer on the street.
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External validation of a claims-based algorithm for classifying kidney-cancer surgeries
1 Department of Urology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, 48109, USA
2 Center for Clinical Management Research, VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System, Ann Arbor, MI, USA
3 Department of Urology, University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, USA
4 Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, USA
5 RAND Health, RAND Corporation, Santa Monica, CA, USA
6 Applied Research Program, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda Md, USA
7 Cancer Surveillance Program, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, USA
8 Department of Biostatistics, University of Michigan School of Public Health, Ann Arbor, MI, USA
9 Comprehensive Cancer Center, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USA
10 Department of Health Services, School of Public Health, University of California, Los Angeles, CA, USA
BMC Health Services Research 2009, 9:92 doi:10.1186/1472-6963-9-92Published: 6 June 2009
Unlike other malignancies, there is no literature supporting the accuracy of medical claims data for identifying surgical treatments among patients with kidney cancer. We sought to validate externally a previously published Medicare-claims-based algorithm for classifying surgical treatments among patients with early-stage kidney cancer. To achieve this aim, we compared procedure assignments based on Medicare claims with the type of surgery specified in SEER registry data and clinical operative reports.
Using linked SEER-Medicare data, we calculated the agreement between Medicare claims and SEER data for identification of cancer-directed surgery among 6,515 patients diagnosed with early-stage kidney cancer. Next, for a subset of 120 cases, we determined the agreement between the claims algorithm and the medical record. Finally, using the medical record as the reference-standard, we calculated the sensitivity, specificity, and positive and negative predictive values of the claims algorithm.
Among 6,515 cases, Medicare claims and SEER data identified 5,483 (84.1%) and 5,774 (88.6%) patients, respectively, who underwent cancer-directed surgery (observed agreement = 93%, κ = 0.69, 95% CI 0.66 – 0.71). The two data sources demonstrated 97% agreement for classification of partial versus radical nephrectomy (κ = 0.83, 95% CI 0.81 – 0.86). We observed 97% agreement between the claims algorithm and clinical operative reports; the positive predictive value of the claims algorithm exceeded 90% for identification of both partial nephrectomy and laparoscopic surgery.
Medicare claims represent an accurate data source for ascertainment of population-based patterns of surgical care among patients with early-stage kidney cancer.

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I suffered from moderate acne for about four months. It hit me really hard because I hadn't been a victim ever before (I'm 25). I tried many remedies, but it only seemed to get worse; my skin was lifeless and wrinkly (very mortifying). I finally gave turmeric a shot and it's gotten rid of ALL the acne! It took only three treatments to see results. It's been a month and my skin is absolutely healthy and glowy-my face is more even, my dark circles are gone, my scars are healing and less visible. I might see a whitehead once in a while (which I pick) but it never leaves a spot which is freaking amazing and even mystical!
I typically used turmeric with cinnamon which is very stainy but I realized later on mixing it with a little gram flour reduces the staining significantly. I work at home so I was able to keep the mask on for 5-6 hours a day during the first week. I did it for 4 consecutive days and since then I've been doing it twice or thrice a week for an hour or two.
One other thing that has really helped (and strongly recommend) is keeping soaps and cleaners away from my face completely. Trust me, when your face heals and reaches its natural balance you won't need all that crap, and turmeric will help you achieve that. I only use cold tap water once a day and a coconut-sugar scrub weekly (incredibly low-maintenance!).
Try it out and see if works for you! There's no guarantee but it's worth a shot. Oh and if you're sensitive to cinnamon, use minimally or avoid it altogether. (It's great for stimulating blood flow though)
Ive been using tumeric powder and a about 3ml of lemon juice on my face 2 days ago..i do it 3 times a day..as im at home during the weekend..acne seems to turn darker from red colour..it shows some positive effect and i hope it will clear up all acne and acne scars in future :)
it does stain my face yellow but I do the mask before bed every other night during the week and the stain is very faint in the morning ; it comes off with a little face wash in the morning. Ive heard that you shouldn't wash your face after using the mask whitch is why I use it right before bed and wash in the morning when I wake up. i just use it with yogurt and lemon juice. Ive only used it one fully so idk if ive seen results yet. but so far its a 4/5 for me
Me and my cousin decided to do a turmeric face mask consisting of turmeric powder natural yoghurt and a little honey. I had heard great reviews about this. As I took it off I was left with red and burning skin. Very disappointed as I had high hopes
I am 25 years old and I have some acne scars on my cheeks that I want to remove. I have been using the turmeric mask for about 16 days.
The combination is: natural yogurt+ tea spoon of turmeric for the 10 first days. then I've used the active yeast+ water+ turmeric
Well, I have to admit that I don't see an improvement on my skin yet but I'll keep on. the only problem for me is that it starts burning after 10 or 15 minutes and I have to wash it right away.
I still have hope...
So, I was a victim of hyperpigmentation for over three years after pregnancy. . . I mixed tumeric with some lemon juice and spread over the dark areas. . . . after a week I saw results. . . . . this natural remedy is the only thing that worked for me. . . I will continue to use. . . . I'm excited about the results!
This litrally the best thing that seems to work on my skin. I use it with lime juice it works good! LOVE THIS!!
I've had acne for YEARS. I've tried everything from prescriptions, store bought products, and other home remedies. As a result of all of my acne i have awful acne scars everywhere. I mix turmeric with some fresh squeezed lime juice and put it on my face for about 30 mins to an hour every night. Even after a week of using this I AM IN LOVE. Threw away all of my other acne products, even the expensive ones, and swear i will never use an acne face wash on my face ever again. (I still use a face scrub but not one with any benzoyl peroxide or anything like that). It's a little staining on the skin but will wash off with a face scrub. I take the vitamin turmeric once daily too. This product is sincerely my saving GRACE!!!!!!!!!!
Today I awoke to discover it would be one of those days my acne got me down. I had been with my boyfriend earlier on in the day and when I looked in the mirror I was positively mortified when I saw how red and irritated my skin was! I scoured the Internet, desperate to find something that would clear up my skin so I could meet my boyfriend again later on and redeem myself. I tried absolutely everything- toothpaste, antibiotics, antioxidants, I even resorted to putting lemon juice on my face - PAINFUL! Finally I came to my last option, turmeric. I was wary about using it because I read it can make your skin more sensitive to the ultraviolet rays of the sun, increasing your risk of skin cancers and what not, however sheer desperation drove me to trying it out. I'm not going to lie to you, it huuuuurt, my face burned to the point my eyes began to water, I then went to wash off the turmeric mask with warm water but my skin had become so sensitive even the slightly warm water began to scald my skin. Although the mask did ever so subtly reduce the redness of my skin, it gave my skin a yellowish hue (twinge), which merely left me looking like I had a case of jaundice. I wouldn't recommend it unless you want super sensitive, yellowish skin with a slight reduction in redness. It could be different for you though so if you wish to, give it a go! In addition to that, my skin was as smooth as a baby's bottom and as time went on I did notice a bit of an improvement in my acne! Hope this helps ;)
I honestly can't believe this doesn't have more reviews due to all the hype about Turmeric lately! This amazing natural spice, in conjunction with ACV, is solely responsible for clearing up my skin. I already wrote a post about ACV (which is liquid gold)...well this sh*t is powdered gold! I literally have not had this clear of skin since...um, ever?
I use a brand name turmeric from the regular grocery store, it's super cheap. I've been using a variety of masks with this stuff for a little over a week, and have already seen dramatic results.
The masks I have tried are:
Turmeric + honey (good, but messy - use in the bath!)
Turmeric + milk + rice flour (really hard to get off, it cakes on the skin, prob my least fave mix)
Turmeric + Aztec Healing Clay + ACV (my favorite so far)
I have yet to try it with plain yogurt, but I plan to and I will update my review :)
Within the first few applications I could see my skin getting brighter with more of the "glow" that people talk about. Within the next few times my scars are visibly reduced (still there, nonetheless, but much lighter than before). My skin is always super soft after washing the mask off and breakouts are minimized. YES - it does stain. And yes, you will look like you have frolicked in a mustard field or have baby diarrhea on your face (sorry, but it's true.) But honestly with how well it works, it isn't even really an issue for me, you just have to be extra careful! It will stain the sink, clothes, but your face will only be temporarily stained I promise :) I apply it at night, and after my morning shower there are no traces of oompa loompa skin! Yay!
Anyways, give it a try, I have found my new holy grail skin care item and I highly recommend it!


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Duayeri mahallesi mektep sokak no 2, Urgup, Nevsehir, 50400, Turkey,
Cappadocia Palace Hotel - Urgup
Lowest priceRs2,421
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Urgup city-center guestrooms with patios
- Free full breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
A great choice for a stay in Urgup, Cappadocia Palace Hotel features an airport shuttle. Guests can keep active with onsite hiking/biking trails, horse riding/rentals, and mountain biking, and free perks include full breakfast, WiFi, and self parking. Patios and premium bedding are offered in all rooms.
Main amenities
- 18 guestrooms
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- Lobby TV
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What's around
- Heart of Urgup
- Temenni Wishing Well (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
- Gomeda Valley (3.1 mi / 5 km)
- Aios Vasilios Church (3.6 mi / 5.8 km)
- Nikolos Monastery (3.8 mi / 6 km)
- Cappadocia Art and History Museum (3.8 mi / 6.1 km)
The hotel is fine for the price. Between tours I didn't find much to do in Urgup.
we spent 6 nights at Cappadocia Palace Hotel in Urgup. This cozy and charming hotel…
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Do you enjoy taking your dogs for daily walks, or can it feel more of a chore? Do you have any tricks for making them more fun and rewarding?
I have to admit that along about this time of year, I occasionally hit a lull. Maybe it's a particularly cold day, or the trail conditions are not ideal. More often, I've been working a lot of hours or have projects left undone, and it's a time squeeze to put booties and coats on the Yorkies and get them some exercise.
Fortunately for all concerned, I've learned to push through those feelings. I know skipping walks doesn't work. The dogs are thrown off their routine, and they build up excess energy that turns into problems around the house -- a torn up shoe, a waste basket investigated, or just some bored stares and whimpering around the house during "me time."
What helps is to keep the walks fun. Instead of just walking for the sake of a walk, I try to mix it up. If it's too cold, I'll pile them in the car and take them to Petco for an indoor walk. Or I'll get together with friends and their dogs somewhere. More often, I'll just bring a different toy on the walk. Maybe a beach ball instead of a smaller one to see if they can figure out what to do with it. We also play nosework games where the dogs search for a hidden odor and are rewarded for finding it. Hiding familiar toys is an option for dogs not trained in nosework.
When I see my dogs enjoying the walks more, it makes it more rewarding for me. I'll also bring along my camera and take pictures of the fun they're having. I'll share them on Facebook and exchange tales of fun walks with friends.
I have to remind myself sometimes, but walks are often the highlight of my day -- just me and my dogs on the trail with no worries about work, chores left undone. It's all fun, and everybody benefits.
Do you have any tricks for keeping walks fun and keeping your motivation up? I'd love to hear some new ideas.


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|The odds of getting even by Turnage, Sheila.
"Desperado Detectives--aka Mo Lo Beau and her best friend Dale, along with newly-appointed intern, Harm Crenshaw--must take on a new case when Dale's daddy goes on the lam just before his trial is about to start"--
|Oct 1, 2015
|The odds of getting even by Turnage, Sheila.
"Desperado Detectives--aka Mo Lo Beau and her best friend Dale, along with newly-appointed intern, Harm Crenshaw--must take on a new case when Dale's daddy goes on the lam just before his trial is about to start"--
|Oct 8, 2015
|The Peanuts movie - movie novelization by West, Tracey, 1965- adapter.
"There's a new kid in town, and she's a smart, kind, beautiful Little Red-Haired Girl. And--good grief!--Charlie Brown finds himself instantly with a crush on her. Will he be able to impress her? Meanwhile, Snoopy is heading out on a fantastical flight of the imagination as the Flying Ace! While on his adventure, Snoopy falls head over heels for Fifi, a spunky, high-flying poodle, in the skies over Paris. But when the dastardly Red Baron captures Fifi, it's up to Snoopy and Woodstock to take dow
|Oct 8, 2015
|The perfect match - a Fairy-tale matchmaker book by Baker, E. D, author.
When former tooth-fairy-in-training Cory Feathering was stripped of her fairy skills, she discovered that, as the descendent of a cupid, she was born to be a matchmaker, and now her latest job is to find the perfect match for Goldilocks--the only troubleis that he is getting married to someone else.
|Oct 1, 2015
|The pirate code by Schulz, Heidi.
"Fresh off her victory over the Neverland crocodile, Jocelyn Hook and her pirate crew hunt for Captain Hook's hidden treasure"--
|Oct 8, 2015
|The Poe Estate by Shulman, Polly, author.
Sukie braves the twists and turns of the spooky Poe Annex at the New-York Circulating Material Repository to untangle ancient family secrets, find hidden treasure, and help the ghosts who are haunting her house.
|Oct 8, 2015
|The Princess in Black and the Perfect Princess Party by Hale, Shannon/ Hale, Dean/ Pham, Leuyen (ILT)
|Oct 1, 2015
|The princess, the scoundrel, and the farm boy - an original retelling of Star Wars- a new hope by Bracken, Alexandra, author.
Presents an illustrated retelling of the first Star Wars film in which the galaxy's fate lies in the hands of Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, and Han Solo.
|Oct 8, 2015
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Self-proclaimed middle school expert and life coach Max Corrigan offers advice and practical tips on such topics as how and why to join cliques, how to deal with gym class, pretending to be sick, and acing tests without being caught cheating. Includes comic-style illustrations.
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|The seventh most important thing by Pearsall, Shelley.
"In 1963, thirteen-year-old Arthur is sentenced to community service helping the neighborhood Junk Man after he throws a brick at the old man's head in a moment of rage, but the junk he collects might be more important than he suspects. Inspired by the work of American folk artist James Hampton"--
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"Orphans Philippa, Sam, Thomas, and Max must find out who stole a valuable artifact in order to save to save their home, Dumfrey's Dime Museum of Freaks, Oddities, and Wonders"--
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Max must return to Bug Island and help the Battle Bugs defeat General Komodo and his fleet of fearsome horned lizards.
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In the bustling city of Paris, a small yet brave dog, Diva, and an adventurous cat named Flea become two unlikely friends.
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Magnus Chase has always been a troubled kid. Since his mother's mysterious death, he's lived alone on the streets of Boston, surviving by his wits, keeping one step ahead of the police and the truant officers. One day, he is tracked down by a man he's never met -- a man his mother claimed was dangerous. The man tells him an impossible secret: Magnus is the son of a Norse god. The Viking myths are true. The gods of Asgard are preparing for war. Trolls, giants, and worse monsters are stirring for
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Isla and her brother are two young foxes living just outside a human city, but one night Isla returns to her den to find it destroyed, and surrounded by strange, vicious foxes, so she takes refuge in the city while she masters foxcraft--the ancient magical arts of her kind.
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An oral history that reports, through transcribed recordings, text messages, photographs, illustrations, screenshots, and more, on the First (and last) Annual Culvert Prep Middle School Scavenger Hunt For Charity, and the adventures of twelve-year-old twins Reese and Claudia Tapper as their highly competitive teams scour New York for treasure.
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Fractured fairy tales meet modern day middle school when Zarf's unpopular troll social status becomes the least of his problems as a gang of wolves seeking revenge for the constant disgrace they have suffered over the years kidnaps Kevin, one of Zarf's best friends.
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Fractured fairy tales meet modern day middle school when Zarf's unpopular troll social status becomes the least of his problems as a gang of wolves seeking revenge for the constant disgrace they have suffered over the years kidnaps Kevin, one of Zarf's best friends.
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|The vanishing island by Wolverton, Barry.
"A young boy named Bren sets out on the high seas with a mysterious admiral to search for a legendary map that leads to an object of unspeakable power"--
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Overturned car blocks Southend road at rush hour
AN overturned blocked Cambridge Road in both directions at the junction with Westcliff Avenue in Southend this evening.
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Big three: Who should be picked for Ryder Cup?
number one ball in golf. That's why Bud Cauley trusts the Titleist Pro VX. Titleist congratulates Bud Cauley on his victory in the Hotel Fitness ..... the qualifying for the PGA Tour. Bud Cauley on his way back. Now it's time
Double dip: Kirk wins second title of the season
number one ball in golf. That's why Bud Cauley trusts the Titleist Pro V1X. Titleist congratulates Bud Cauley on his victory in the Hotel Fitness ..... you're heading to the PGA Tour. Bud Cauley , seven under on the day through
Cauley wins Web.com Finals opener, earns card
playing privileges. From here, it's on to Davidson, North Carolina at the Chiquita Classic next week. The Hotel Fitness Championship, second year of the event, second year of the finals, and Bud Cauley captures it here in Fort Wayne.
Head pro Krueger playing John Deere, PGA Champ.
better place. And I'm really looking forward to just competing this week. Well we learned that you are teeing off with Bud Cauley at 8:40 on Thursday morning. You excited about the chance to play with a guy who's not only coming off the top five
Insurance group sues Greenbrier over ace payouts
McNeill's and Thomas' choosing. Last year the only hole-in-one on No. 18 came during the third round, when Bud Cauley holed a 7-iron from 176 yards to earn each spectator around the green $100.
2014 Newsmaker No. 7: Patrick Reed
success at every level. In college, he was always overshadowed by Peter Uihlein and Russell Henley, Scott Langley and Bud Cauley , Blayne Barber and Patrick Cantlay. Reed not only has the two NCAA titles, but he also has more Tour wins than all
PGA Tour priority rankings for 2014-15
2014-15 PGA Tour priority rankings 1 Adam Hadwin 1 Derek Fathauer 3 Carlos Ortiz 4 Bud Cauley 5 Justin Thomas 6 Colt Knost 7 John Peterson 8 Andrew Putnam 9 Richard Sterne 10 Jason Gore 11 Zac Blair 12 Tony Finau 13 Sam Saunders
Web.com Tour priority ranking entering season finale
top earners from the month-long Finals series, where Bud Cauley , Adam Hadwin and Justin Thomas won the first three events ..... Season Leader 1 Adam Hadwin $499,667 2-25 Finisher 3 Bud Cauley $180,000 PGA Tour 126-150 4 Justin Thomas $470
With best college teams retooling, 2014-15 wide open
Morgan Hoffmann, Kevin Tway), Georgia (Russell Henley, Harris English, Brian Harman, Hudson Swafford), Alabama ( Bud Cauley , Justin Thomas, Bobby Wyatt, Cory Whitsett) and Cal (Max Homa, Brandon Hagy, Michael Weaver). This year, though
What's in the bag: Kirk, Cauley, Otto
FedEx Cup standings with a win at the Deutsche Bank, Bud Cauley secured his Tour card at the Hotel Fitness Championship ..... Metal-X Milled Versa #9 HT Ball: Titleist Pro V1x Bud Cauley Hotel Fitness Championship, Web.com Tour Driver
Cauley wins Web.com Finals opener, earns Tour card
For the second year in a row, Bud Cauley used the Hotel Fitness Championship as a springboard to the PGA Tour. Cauley, the 24-year-old former Alabama star, shot
Allred on the cusp of Tour status at Wyndham
While he's relatively far back in terms of FedEx Cup points, Allred's $612,477 haul is only $35,409 behind Bud Cauley for the No. 125 spot on the money list. Likely needing at least a top-25 finish to earn his card, he heads into
Stat attack!: Wyndham Championship preview
Adjusting the Playoff points based on best finishes at Wyndham since 2008 Moving in Best finish Moving out Best finish Bud Cauley T-3 Brice Garnett MC J.J. Henry T-4 James Hahn MC Martin Laird T-4 Robert Allenby MC Tommy Gainey T-3 Nicholas
Stricker in danger of seeing FedEx streak end
128), J.J. Henry (130), Ben Curtis (131), Jonathan Byrd (132), Mike Weir (134), Martin Laird (136), Bud Cauley (139), Trevor Immelman (141), Tommy Gainey (151), Kyle Stanley (155), Davis Love III (161).
Stat attack!: John Deere Classic preview
the British Open Player Best recent performances Best previous JDC finish Chad Campbell T-7 Travelers Seventh in 2008 Bud Cauley T-11 Travelers, T-4, Greenbrier 72 nd in 2012 Robert Garrigus T-11 Quicken Loans T-23 in 2009 Scott Langley
McNeill, three others qualify for Open
qualified each received a spot. Stroud, Tringale and Hurley each earned theirs over fellow fourth-place finishers Bud Cauley and Will Wilcox based on a world ranking tiebreaker. For Hurley, it was a silver lining on a day that saw him begin
Cabrera wins by two at Greenbrier Classic
McNeill (-14), Webb Simpson (-10), Billy Hurley III (-9), Keegan Bradley (-9), Brendon Todd (-9), Bud Cauley (-9), Cameron Tringale (-9), Will Wilcox (-9), Chris Stroud (-9) What it means: Coming into this week
Video: Cauley aces par-3 18th; fans get $100
The players aren't the only ones who got paid on Sunday at the Greenbrier. Bud Cauley aced the par-3 18th to cap off a final-round 64. Check it out. For the fans sitting around the 18th hole, Cauley's ace
Quicken Loans National tee times: Rounds 1 and 2
36 a.m. – Bryce Molder, Heath Slocum, Michael Putnam 1:48 p.m. / 8:48 a.m. – Tyrone Van Aswegan, Bud Cauley , Brady Watt Thursday, No. 10; Friday, No. 1 7:00 a.m. / 12:00 p.m. – Brian Davis, William McGirt
What they're saying: Pros excited for Woods' return
Todd Lewis reports with the latest news on Tiger Woods, who is making his return from back surgery to play at Congressional Country Club for the Quicken Loans National event. Plus, hear what Jordan Spieth, David Lingmerth, Bud Cauley , Patrick Rodgers and Davis Love III are saying about Tiger's return.
Golfing World: Lewis ahead at Pinehurst & Li's 78
had a bogey free round which included six birdies and an eagle at the first. The Californian is a stroke clear of Bud Cauley and Ryan Moore while Sergio Garcia and K.J. Choi are well placed, three shots back. Well, that's all for todayan eagle at the first. The Californian is a stroke clear of Bud Cauley and Ryan Moore while Sergio Garcia and K.J. Choi are well placed, three shots back. Well, that's all for today. Join us
Highlands highlights: Risk? Yes. Reward? Not always
golf course, so you've got the shorter hitters can keep it in play, and then they can hit those wedges in. We saw Bud Cauley , earlier on today, hit one in there tight, controlling the spin really well. And of course, it's exciting forin play, and then they can hit those wedges in. We saw Bud Cauley , earlier on today, hit one in there tight, controlling the spin really well. And of course, it's exciting for the bombers to
Steele scares 59, settles for 1-shot lead at Travelers
Highlands: The leaderboard: Brendan Steele (-8); Bud Cauley and Ryan Moore at -7; Scott Langley, Chad Campbell, Joe ..... required only 26 putts on Day 1. Best of the rest: Bud Cauley is in desperate need of a good week to help him retain
Kings of Distance: Memorial Tournament
Andrew Loupe, 365 yards (Colonial); Jamie Lovemark, 379 yards (Nelson); Jamie Donaldson, 348 yards (Players); Bud Cauley , 380 yards (Charlotte) Driving distance: Dustin Johnson, 324.1 yards DJ had a disappointing week at the Memorial


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Monday, 6th April 2015 marked full time commitments of the 3 cofounders of Coral. It's great to back building a startup, I guess this has been coming for a while, didn't thought it'll happen this soon. But it did. That's us: Andrias Fendri - Twitter Dharma Utomo - Twitter BatistaRead more
I was gonna sleep but I felt I had to write. It's a full day even from a startup standard. Today I did 100-100 for 2 startups I'm involved at. Been doing it for quite a while these past weeks. Why Two? I never planned to do even 1 justRead more
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As I'm writing this, there are 3 other blog post drafts I haven't finished writing. All of which are lengthy blog posts talking about tech, startups and everything in between. The point is: they're drafts. I always like anything new, that's my achilles heel. Mostly because I enjoy the alternativesRead more


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Tropical beaches, palm trees and a fancy cocktail in your hand….no this is not the image you'll have when you think of Antwerp. Although, there are a lot of nice things to do throughout the summer in this beautiful city. Let me give you some nice ideas:
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Sinksenfoor is a 6 week long annual fair on the Antwerp docks. With over 150 attractions along with the fairs in Brussels, Ghent, Bruges, Hasselt, Kortrijk, Liège and Ostend, Sinksenfoor belongs to the great Belgian fairgrounds. The fair takes its name from the Sinksenfeest, known as Pinkstere...Read more
The majestic Antwerp Zoo lays hidden in a quiet corner of the Astridplein next to the Central Station which makes it a perfect location. The Zoo Antwerp and Planckendael had 1,6 million visitors in 2013 and dates back from 1853 which makes it the oldest zoo in Belgium.
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As the Rubens House is one of the most popular attractions in Antwerp, and we are very proud of his magnificent skills, I would like to introduce you to an amazing painter Sir Peter Paul Rubens.
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3.9 Room cleanliness
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for Familiesby A verified traveler
Good overall, just a few glitchesPosted May 26, 2015 on Hotels
Overall, the place seemed well-kept and clean. The room was nice; and the staff was friendly, which I got to experience a lot of since they had to come and manually unlock my door every time I came in and out because the room key didn't work. I was only staying one night, so it wasn't that big of a deal, but it would have gotten annoying on a longer stay.
Recommendedby A verified traveler
clean, spacious, updatedPosted Jan 11, 2014 on Hotels
the location was perfect for use. It was clean spacious, had a sofa, table & chair, updated clean washroom Plan on going again when in the area
for Business Travelersby A verified traveler
Posted Nov 19, 2013 on Hotels
for Couplesby Tracy from Houston
work personalPosted Nov 12, 2013 on Hotels
OK.. the people at the front desk were kinda rude
Recommendedby Jose from Palace Inn Baytown TX
Posted Nov 11, 2013 on Hotels
The room is clean, but too much noise. The express way I-10 is cross. I asked if they con change room behind and the lady co-owner said no.,when she have others room. I try sleep that nigh but the noise for the traffic on I-10 was terible. I asked to the ownner in the morning ad he said the city no let put to wall against to noise. This hotel is only 25 feet aprox. from I-10.
for Personal Eventby Ken
Posted May 6, 2013 on Hotels
for Business Travelersby chester
nicePosted Jan 31, 2013 on Hotels
This was a very nice hotel I would recommend it to any one great price and clean rooms.
for Business Travelersby A verified traveler
Posted Sep 12, 2012 on Hotels
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you get what you payPosted May 29, 2012
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It is a chip price, that mean you get what you pay.
Recommendedby A verified traveler
Posted May 2, 2012 on Hotels


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Please Don't Eat the Daffodils
Public Health England has sent a letter to major British supermarket chains asking them "to ensure that daffodils, both the bulbs from which they sprout and the cut variety too, are displayed well away from the produce of fruit and vegetable area." A number of shoppers "for whom English was not their first language" have mistaken the stalks for Chinese chives, an ingredient used in stir-fry and dumpling dishes. Eating daffodils results in vomiting and other gastrointestinal distress although ordinarily no lasting effects. [Telegraph, BBC]
One wonders why an informational strategy — perhaps especially aimed at word of mouth in the Chinese community — would not be preferred. Gail Heriot comments (via Facebook):
When we act to minimize tiny risks we often create other risks that will go unnoticed. Flowers are kept near produce in grocery stores in part because they both need water from time to time to stay fresh. One guy with a mop can take care of spills pretty efficiently. If the two are separated, he may be a tad less quick about getting that job done. If some little old lady slips, no one ever makes the connection between her broken leg and this nonsensical daffodil policy. Trying to deal with tiny, oddball risks frequently results in increasing more ordinary risks to everyday shoppers. The thing to do is cool it.
P.S.: Chuckle at "handwashing optional" Senator if you like, but then try actually thinking through what value choice might have in food safety [Jacob Grier]
International human rights law roundup
- In Britain, Conservative Party proposes pullback from involvement in European Convention on Human Rights [BBC, Telegraph with more coverage, Isabel Hardman/Spectator, Economist, Jon Holbrook/Spiked, Adam Smith Institute, Dominic Grieve/Prospect, Basak Cali/OJ]
- Lessons of forgotten debates in U.S. history: "Constitutional problems with international courts" [Eugene Kontorovich]
- "The United Nations is also pressuring countries, particularly Japan, to enact anti-hate speech laws." [Elizabeth Nolan Brown]
- "How the Supreme Court Has Limited Foreign Disputes from Flooding U.S. Courts" [George T. Conway III, John Bellinger III, R. Reeves Anderson, and James Stengel for the Chamber's Institute for Legal Reform via D&O Diary]
- Why U.S. ratification of the Convention on the Rights of the Child would be pointless [Julian Ku/OJ]
- "I despise North Korea human rights violations as much as anyone, but I'm skeptical that US tort system is answer." [@tedfrank on Twitter; D.C. Circuit opinion in Kim v. DPRK]
- Critique of international human rights treaties as having done little to reduce abuses of rights [Eric Posner, The Guardian] Some human rights clinics at law schools like Yale "are very close to pure political advocacy groups" [Julian Ku on another Posner article]
Food and beverage roundup
- Why British pubs are in decline [new Institute of Economic Affairs report from Christopher Snowdon]
- After legal battle with chicken chain, Vermont man wins "Eat More Kale" trademark [AP, earlier here, etc.]
- "Why D.C. Breweries Say They're Drowning In Red Tape" [Rebecca Sheir, WAMU] Pennsylvania: "Cops Seized Couple's $160,000 Wine Collection – And Want to Destroy It All" [Baylen Linnekin]
- More on FDA calorie-labeling mandate for restaurants and food servers [Sarah Kliff, Vox ("way more aggressive than expected"); Steve Chapman, Jacob Sullum, Danny Vinik, New Republic on the lack of evidence in their favor; Jason Stverak, Providence Journal on the costs; Cass Sunstein via Althouse in favor; earlier here, etc.]
- Opponent seeks sanctions over attempt to turn "meritless snack food labeling action into the Second Peloponnesian War" [Daniel Fisher]
- "A Trademark Year in Wine and Beer: Our 2014 Holiday Buyer's Guide to Disputed Beverages" [David Kluft, Foley Hoag]
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When unexplained deaths happen, borrow from the British?
The coroner's inquest, familiar to readers of Agatha Christie, might be worth importing to the U.S. to look into police-caused deaths [Josh Voorhees, Slate, on ideas of Paul MacMahon]
Related: "The Grand Jury System Is Broken" [John Steele Gordon, Commentary, written post-Ferguson, pre-Garner]; New York Times "Room for Debate"; New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman asks for authority to take over prosecutorial authority in police shootings [WGRZ (auto-plays), New York Observer, Paul Cassell]; Harvey Silverglate via Todd Zywicki (don't gut grand jury protections). And from Michael Bell, "What I Did After Police Killed My Son," Politico: "In 129 years since police and fire commissions were created in the state of Wisconsin, we could not find a single ruling by a police department, an inquest or a police commission that a shooting was unjustified. …As a military pilot, I knew that if law professionals investigated police-related deaths like, say, the way that the National Transportation Safety Board investigated aviation mishaps, police-related deaths would be at an all time low." (& Wisconsin aftermath)
Exotic botanical toxin, or exotic expert witness theory?
Following the unexplained death of a gardener at a millionaire's estate in Hampshire, England, a coroner has been told that it is more likely than not that brushing against the poisonous common garden plant aconitum, known variously as wolfsbane or monkshood, must have caused the man's decease. [Independent]
Maggie Bloom, who is representing the family, said in the pre-inquest hearing yesterday that the initial blood sample had been destroyed – despite being against hospital policy – and that later samples that were retained could be useless as the poison leaves the body within a day.
U.K. proposal for "Extremist Disruption Orders," cont'd
"Theresa May, the Home Secretary, unveiled plans last month for so-called Extremism Disruption Orders, which would allow judges to ban people deemed extremists from broadcasting, protesting in certain places or even posting messages on Facebook or Twitter without permission." Who's an extremist? Funny you should ask. It's not just preachers of violent jihad:
George Osborne, the Chancellor, has made clear in a letter to constituents that the aim of the orders would be to "eliminate extremism in all its forms" and that they would be used to curtail the activities of those who "spread hate but do not break laws".
He explained that that the new orders, which will be in the Conservative election manifesto, would extend to any activities that "justify hatred" against people on the grounds of religion, sexual orientation, gender or disability.
He also disclosed that anyone seeking to challenge such an order would have to go the High Court, appealing on a point of law rather than fact.
An outcry has been arising from groups including both conservative Christians and atheists, both of whom suspect that their own controversial speech will be subject to restriction under the new rules. [Daily Telegraph; earlier]
In Britain, shotgun control at your doorstep
From the United Kingdom [Camilla Swift, The Spectator]:
Police this week were granted the authority to carry out random, unannounced checks at the home of anyone who has a gun license. Why? They claim that shooters may be 'vulnerable to criminal or terrorist groups' and this is the way to tackle the 'problem'. The new Home Office guidance assures us this won't occur 'at an unsocial hour unless there is a justified and specific requirement to do so.' Some get-out clause.
More: CPSA. Perhaps, in our American Bill of Rights, there is more of a connection between the Second Amendment and Fourth Amendment than is at first apparent.
And: "Watervliet, NY Asks Pistol Permit Applicants for Facebook Passwords. Or Not." [Robert Farago, The Truth About Guns]
Scary UK proposal: "Extremist Disruption Orders"
"Extremists will have to get posts on Facebook and Twitter approved in advance by the police under sweeping rules planned by the Conservatives." [Telegraph] The Spectator joins other critics in noting that the idea, floated by Home Secretary Theresa May, could conceivably be used not only against proponents of violent Islamism but also (for example) radicals of right and left, Irish nationalists, and animal-rights protesters:
Labour's 'hate crime' laws have already been used to pursue Christian street preachers criticising homosexuality and Englishmen being rude about Scots. This magazine was once contacted by the CID, which was 'investigating' an article about Islamic fundamentalism — the police were trying to establish if we had violated the parameters of argument defined by New Labour. Rather than repeal such laws, Mrs May seems to want to extend them.
September 16 roundup
- "When I asked them why they decided to sell their [toy import] business, they said that they got out because of Proposition 65 and the CPSIA." [Nancy Nord]
- State tax regimes are getting more aggressive about grabbing money earned in other states [Steve Malanga, City Journal]
- "Still can't get over the fact that all [development] permits are discretionary in San Francisco" [@TonyBiasotti linking Mark Hogan, Boom]
- How would American politics change if political parties could expel members, as in many countries they can? [Bryan Caplan]
- Defenders of Wisconsin John Doe prosecutor push back against Stuart Taylor investigation [Daniel Bice, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel via Althouse, more, related on "blue fist" posters and John Doe investigator, earlier]
- "In Britain, Child's Weight Leads to Parents' Arrest" [New York Times in June, King's Lynn 11-year-old; also, Cadbury agrees to "stop making chocolate bars in Britain with more than 250 calories"] More: Pencil-twirling in class leads to CPS referral in New Jersey [Katherine Mangu-War, Reason]
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Luxury hotel package with refreshing massage, first class ferry ticket and more!
Best value from HKD3,298++ per night to treat yourself to unrivalled luxury - pamper yourself at the hands of our talented therapists during your stay, plus limousine and first class ferry tickets to ease your journey.
Reservations: +853 2882 8822
Book and enjoy:
- Accommodation for two in Cotai View Suite
- Breakfast for two at Cafe Deco
- One-hour massage for two at TAIVEXMALO Day Hospital & Spa
- One-way transfer by Cotai Limo from the hotel to any Macao point of departure
- One-way first class Cotai Water Jet ferry tickets for two from Macao to Hong Kong
- Access to our lush pool deck with four pools and heated jacuzzi
- Access to our V Gym fitness center
- Earn Sands Rewards Club reward points on your stay
TripAdvisor Ranking
#15 of 92 hotels in Macau
4950 reviews
Certificate of Excellence 2015
"Great hotel, no service, beware of credit card scams" Oct 05, 2015 The room was great.. about 650 square feet but there was no service. Luggage was delivered to the room 30 mins after check in.. Free wifi never works and no one ever picks up the phone at the...
"Vacations" Oct 05, 2015 The venetian hotel macau is the best hotel. It has a lot all the brands for shopping . The best part is you can enjoy the gandola ride . The hotel rooms are luxurious and mind blowing . The view of...
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