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In sports, you always have controversial athletes—Ty Cobb for baseball, Dennis Rodman for basketball, etc. However, at least most controversial athletes have talent and bring forth an aspect to their sport that no other respective athlete can.
Every now and then, there are athletes, rather jamokes, that seem to talk nonsense and don't even have any skills or reasons to back up what they are saying and doing. Most people wonder, Why are they here? Or, They are still wrestling?!
One of these jamokes (I can't use some other words because I may get kicked off the site) is none other than Big Poppa Pump, Scott Steiner. Not only is he known for being a roid-raged freak and the biggest whiner in professional wrestling, he has absolutely no wrestling skill whatsoever.
Outside of wrestling he has received much attention. He hit a transportation employee with his truck on a highway, and even attacked an EMT working for the fire department on an episode of Nitro.
To this day, he denies his steroid abuse, and has even had the audacity to say that no one in professional wrestling likes Ric Flair except for Triple H and Shawn Michaels. Those statements have proved to me that Steiner is nothing but a washed up joke who can only make his way in a second rate company.
He was cut from the WWE because he has no wrestling skill, has a terrible and jealous attitude, and has a knack for getting injured.
Now—and this is pretty funny—TNA is trying to carry on his ridiculous, Billy Graham rip-off character through none other than Petey Williams. I mean, why on earth would someone ever choose Scott Steiner as a mentor?
I guess I would choose him if I wanted mouse-size testicles and a receding hairline at the age of 45. Whenever he opens his mouth, I know something stupid and frivolous will come out of it.
Now I know I will hear rebuttals stating how Triple H and others have also taken steroids and have not had the best reputation outside the ring. However, in my opinion, that doesn't even matter because they treat the sport of professional wrestling with respect, learned from their vices, and changed their ways.
Scott Steiner, instead, still loves to brag how he broke Wilt Chamberlain's record of sleeping with more than 10,000 women. He is still one of the people who think the nWo should have been carried out forever in WCW and that Hogan and Bischoff ran the company well, which they didn't.
What I am trying to get to here is that Scott Steiner is one of those disgraces to the sport who somehow still gets his opinions out there on websites and shoot interviews. If any promotion wants any credibility or respect, having Scott Steiner work for them will get them nowhere.
You can't even understand what he says, and what you can understand just sounds like some dumb out-of-work jock bragging about his high school football days.
The bottom line here is that Steiner brings nothing to this sport, and I think he is in the right company now, where he will go down with the sinking ship. Actually, if TNA were smart, which they aren't, he would be joining his brother in the unemployment line waiting to buy stamps and cheese.


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from The Seraglio
Part One
1. Exactly a year later Francis learned the truth about the slashed portrait-by then, of course, restored with expert care. The gash running from the outer corner of his sister's eye to her Adam's apple had been patched, sewn, smoothed, painted over, until he really had to hunt for the scar. Enid was posed against a cultivated landscape. Her face, formal above velvet, discouraged even Francis from filling in the details of the crime. No doubt he could have. The intervening year had left him with a key to such matters. Besides, he knew the scene by heart. It was not, despite lawns, flowerbeds, terraces, the scene in the painting. Over the dunes a whitish haze trembled, thinning upwards, to the thunder of waves. Windows facing the sea were usually frosted by the salt air. All this could give you a feeling of loneliness, of being the one real person in a ghostly world. He guessed how the scene must have worked upon the little murderess; its effect upon his own first ten summers, if it came to that-but here again the portrait stopped him. As with Enid herself, where appearances so handsomely denied offense, it no longer seemed fair to probe.
The facts, however, were these:
Enid's children had moved out to Long Island with their nurse. From her window, Lily, the oldest, caught a familiar sparkling. The entire summer awaited her, tomorrow was her tenth birthday, and she had been misbehaving all morning. Nobody knew what had come over her. Worse yet, her mother and Alice and the cook reacted as if the little girl-Lily kept telling herself, "I'm still only a little girl"-was disobedient out of choice, as if she had enjoyed torturing the twins, or screaming in the kitchen till a bowl of icing slipped from the cook's lap. Far from it. Her unhappiness mounted with every naughtiness. Finally she had been sent up to her room.
She leaned now on the windowsill, deliberately letting the last of her lunch slide off its plate into the boxwood below. Somewhere nearby Lily's pet snail would still be lying, stunned from having been flung there by her mother, who had seen it early that morning, slithering blandly-unbearably-across the drowsing child's naked stomach. Oh please, sweetie! a dirty old snail!-and as in a dream both it and Mummy disappeared, one out the window, one down the stairs, a loose robe of blue chiffon trailing behind. A new baby was coming-from the Stork, said her parents; from God the Father, said Irish Alice. Lily had sat then until the feelings of crossness and loneliness grew keener, and the tears began.
The morning of her punishment passed. She had listened to her mother on the steps with Alice, describing in a soft sweet voice the day ahead: the hairdresser's, the hospital, the Cottage . . . Had Michele gone over there already? He mustn't forget to meet Mr. Buchanan's train. As for the twins, why didn't Alice take them to the beach after their nap? Be good now! And the door slammed, the car started, with not a word of reprieve for Lily, and nothing of the little girl's usual privilege-to be shown which dress her mother had on, which hat and gloves, which jewels. Lily had stood back against the wall while the car drove off, so that anybody who hoped she would run to the window to see would be disappointed. But her dull satisfaction did not last. She had had to pity herself in the mirror till Alice came up with her tray.
She poured a half-glass of milk into the shrubbery. It landed with the sound of cloth ripping. The rest of it she drank. She then set her tray in the hall. The twins put to bed, Alice and the cook would be eating now. Lily locked her door and, pocketing the key, went downstairs on tiptoe.
The cool fragrant rooms, rose and green, glimmered off on either side of the entrance hall. Their house wasn't (her father had once explained) a showplace like the Cottage. "Money's not the question," he had said, cracking his kuckles. "We have as much to spend each year as Grandpa does, considering what we save on taxes and alimony. But your mother and I want our home to be simple and comfortable, with a few nice things. Now your grandfather's house, though not much larger, is on a different scale entirely." A different scale . . . The words, coming upon Lily's two years of piano lessons, called up a Cottage augmented, chromatic, a far cry from the plain triad of their own house-whose "simplicity," on the other hand, was news to the little girl. Next to her friends' houses it seemed embarrassingly splendid. Much of the furniture had been brought back from her parents' tours. Lily could have led you about, reciting: "These white-and-green chairs are from Venice; the chandelier, too. The tiles on the floor are Spanish. Where they're scuffed shows how antique they are. That painting's a Renoir. They bought it in New York, but it's French really. We're getting new drapes next month, yellow with tiny purple and white daisies. Here's Mummy's collection of Battersea boxes-that one's new." But the more polite way, her mother said, was just to let people notice things. With each addition a less perfect piece would be turned over to the Rummage Sale or crowded into the attic, where on wet days Lily and a friend climbed up on tables that didn't totter or chip, then flopped onto great rectangular sofas, rebounding high into the dusty air. Now that was simplicity and comfort! Downstairs she copied her mother's decorum, even today in full revolt against it. The hall mirrors made much of silver bowls filled with roses. Tiptoeing out, Lily crept from tree to shrub until she came to the road.
Not quite a half-mile separated the Buchanans' house from the Cottage, which Lily approached by way of the beach. Promptly the grotesque brick chimneys swung into view then the roof, whose steep angle recalled roofs in fairy-tales. She reached the bulkhead at last, and leaned against it, panting.
A sign nailed there read: Trespassers will be Prosecuted. It brought to mind first the Lord's Prayer, then, for she personally imagined the prayer addressed to an old man with white hair, her grandfather. Some years ago, as a very little girl, she had heard him call Uncle Francis his only begotten son, and upon her asking that night, "Is Grandpa God?" her mother had laughed and laughed and told the story to everybody, even to Grandpa himself. Lily was beyond all that now. Alice had given her a long shocked sermon, also a little silvery medal of Mary, to be kissed those nights her mother wasn't home to tuck her in. Today sand had drifted high enough to let Lily scale the bulkhead without using the wooden steps.
The door opened easily into the ocean room, huge and high-the Cottage had no upstairs. All the furniture had been massed together under stone-colored canvas, making the room look like a drained lake. Through the far windows workmen could be seen eating lunch, and beyond, on the sunken lawn, the rose-arbor in bloom. The whole house smelled of fresh paint and wax. All the paper had been ripped from Fern's bedroom walls. Grandpa used to call them his two flowers, once even trying to put Lily into his buttonhole. How she had shrieked! Now Fern and Grandpa were divorced. On the threshold she found a note in her mother's handwriting: "Walls, pale green or blue, something restful. Twin beds. A pretty chintz?" Lily moved on, feeling lonely.
In Grandpa's room, face down on the bureau, were photographs in leather or silver frames. She turned them over, one by one: Mummy; the twins; Uncle Francis when he was ten, grinning and holding a big black snake-not poisonous, Grandpa had assured her, and blind anyhow; finally some individual likenesses of smiling ladies. She recognized among them Cousin Irene Cheek, in appearance certainly not the tramp she was said to be. But no picture of Fern, or of her real grandmother. And no picture of Lily! Only bottles of medicine in the top drawer, a few handkerchiefs, a silver paper-knife. This last she picked up, and aimed at her breast. "Farewell, cruel world!" Lily sighed, then crumpled to the floor. She performed the act a second time before catching sight of the painting.
It was set face to the wall next to Grandpa's oxygen tank. Turning it around, she exclaimed in what she felt must be the voice of a particularly nice little girl, "Oh, I'd forgotten this was here!" It showed her mother wearing a blue velvet gown with bare shoulders, and diamonds in her hair. She was smiling the gently bewildered smile of somebody soon to be scolded or punished. Poor Mummy, thought Lily. All her resentment melted. With the tip of the silver knife she caressed, as with a wand, her mother's features, traced the curve of the lips, the eyebrows and cheek. The faint grating gave her gooseflesh. Resting the point against the surface at a certain angle, she saw how the blade reflected the whole face dully, in miniature distortion. She moved it this way and that; her mother vanished, reappeared. Before long a puzzlement came over her, to see that a speck of paint, no bigger than a gnat's wing, had chipped away, leaving a tiny patch of paler color beneath. How? When? Just at the corner of her mother's eye, in which a streak of white created an uncanny liveliness. Lily's heart began to pound. She wouldn't have dreamed this face could be so fragile. Experimentally she touched the point of the knife to the same spot; a second, larger flake of paint fell off, exposing the dead white canvas. She had now a sense of fatigue. It was becoming such a slow, complicated process, not like the shattering of an ornament. And beyond repair. That fragment of a face could no more be put back than could the daisy petal pulled to see whether you were loved or not. The child knelt spellbound at her task.
A door slammed. The knife with a will of its own pierced the canvas and tore briskly downwards five or six inches before she succeeded in letting go. She closed her eyes. She knew that she was going to die.
A burst of Italian song came from down the hall-Michele, her parents' gardener. His footsteps grew louder, stopped with the song, then evenly faded. Another door slammed. Ten minutes later Lily was back in her room.
Alice hadn't even taken the tray downstairs.
She lay on her bed exhausted. "You don't understand," she said aloud once, "I loved you."
Then Lily fell asleep, and it was nearly six when Alice came in and told her, in a pleasant everyday voice, that her mother had said to go downstairs now.
They were talking about it.
"I don't know what got into me. I just sat down and began to cry. Honestly, I couldn't stop. I kept thinking, this is so silly!"
"It's not one damn bit silly!"
"Michele and the painters thought I'd been hurt-can you imagine? 'No, no, my little friends,' I had to say, 'it's only the picture!'"
"It's a damn lot more than only the picture, Enid."
"Well, it wasn't the moment-oh sweetie!" she cried as Lily appeared, steeling herself in the doorway. "Forgive your witless old lady! I meant for you to come down right after lunch. Go and kiss Daddy!"
"Your mother's just had a miserable experience, Lily," he said, looking flushed and furious. "That portrait over at the Cottage, the one we gave Grandpa, remember? Well, someone took a knife today and slashed your Mummy's face to ribbons!"
"Let's not get carried away! Only one little slash, if you please!"
"Oh Mummy!"
"We're sitting around just so relieved that whoever it was got the old portrait instead of poor little me," she went on in lilting tones, patting the sofa. Lily sat down automatically. Her mother could transform the most disagreeable event into a kind of fairy-tale. Neither her voice nor her face had ever betrayed anything but sweetness, gaiety, at worst the soft disappointment with which she had sent Lily upstairs that morning-no, one other thing her face did express; she had terrible headaches the specialists couldn't seem to help. But how little showed! Only, as now, a dimple would quiver above one eye. Her light-brown hair shone from brushing, her lipstick and powder were freshly applied. A scent of lilac started tears in the little girl's wide eyes.
"I think we're lucky to have such a sweet sympathetic daughter," said Lily's father as if he meant it. "Look at her face, she's so pale, it might've happened to her. She's thinking how you feel."
"And that, my pearl," said her mother with a squeeze and a smile, "is why people like to have babies. Because they grow up into such lovely dependable friends."
Lily stared back flabbergasted. They didn't know!
"What about Fern?" her father asked. "Did she have a key to the Cottage."
"She wouldn't have needed one. The doors were wide open."
"And the workmen saw nobody?"
"Mummy," Lily put in, "I thought Fern and Grandpa were-"
"Divorced." Her father glared. He was very high-strung.
"But Fern has rented a house for the summer," explained her mother. "She hasn't moved out yet, Larry. It's too early in the season. I saw her on the street last weekend, but I heard she'd gone back to New York Monday."
"That's something we'll want to find out. Did she speak to you?"
"On the street? Goodness, no!" She actually giggled.
"Mummy, will we see Fern?"
"God forbid!" said her father.
"Then why has she rented a house?"
"She has lots of little friends, sweetie, who come here every summer."
"She's doing it out of spite, Lily. She hates your grandfather, she hates your mother, she hates me. She's renting a house for the sole purpose of making everybody uncomfortable." He lit a cigar. Almost an inch was missing from his little finger.
"She doesn't hate me," corrected Lily.
"That's true, Larry. Fern was always very sweet to Lily."
"You see how remarkable your mother is. If ever there's a good word to say for anybody, she says it. People who don't even know her call her an angel. No," he went on, rapid clouds of smoke pouring from his mouth, "Fern's good and bitter. She'd be capable of a thing like this."
Her mother gave a tinkling laugh. "Mercy me! I'm married to Mr. Scotland Yard!"
"What about fingerprints?" asked Lily tonelessly.
Her mother laughed all the more. "My dear, if you could have seen the weapon, after five souls had examined it!"
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Obama Doesn't 'Begrudge' Jamie Dimon and Lloyd Blankfein Their Bonuses
But he's not entirely sure the pay for those two hitters is justified, either.
"I know both those guys; they are very savvy businessmen," the president told Business Week of the CEOs of J.P. Morgan and Goldman Sachs, who recently declared they would be paying themselves bonuses worth several million dollars. It's unclear if the reporter asked the president to provide a tiebreaker by declaring which CEO was his favorite at the moment, but he gave a hint, anyway. Seventeen million, the amount of Dimon's pay, is "an extraordinary amount of money," he said. "There are some baseball players who are making more than that and don't get to the World Series either, so I'm shocked by that as well." Urf. Sounds like someone needs to practice their swing if they want that Treasury Secretary gig.
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Journal of Soils and Sediments
, Volume 14, Issue 3, pp 525-537
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Use of geophysical methods for the study of sandy soils under Campinarana at the National Park of Viruá, Roraima state, Brazilian Amazonia
- Bruno Araujo Furtado de MendonçaAffiliated withSoil Department, Federal University of Viçosa Email author
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- , Carlos Ernesto Gonçalves Reynaud SchaeferAffiliated withSoil Department, Federal University of Viçosa
- , Anôr Fiorini de CarvalhoAffiliated withSoil Department, Federal University of Viçosa
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The vegetation of the Campinaranas occurs in humid areas with hydromorphic sandy soils at the Amazon region. Thus, the determination and in situ monitoring of moisture content in Campinarana soils, besides the detection of subsurface layers are key measures for studying these soil–vegetation systems. Also, the application of ground penetrating radar (GPR) in deep sandy sedimentary sequence of Amazonia is a promising tool to enhance the knowledge on depositional and soil formation features.
Materials and methods
We studied representative soils of the Campinaranas at the National Park of Viruá, state of Roraima (Brazilian Amazonia), through the use of geophysical methods (soil moisture sensors and GPR). The study was applied in four sandy soils. Besides chemical and physical analysis of soils, soil moisture sensors were installed for monitoring during an entire hydrological year (2010/2011), and performed the calibration of sensors , coupled with imaging of the soil along transects with GPR.
Results and discussion
As a result of calibration of the soil moisture sensors we obtained a general equation with an R 2 greater than 0.9. There is an influence of soil moisture content and soil temperature in the distribution of vegetation types in Campinaranas. The use of GPR identified some determinants characteristics in these soils for the differentiating the Campinaranas, represented by spodic and C horizons.
The spodic horizons in soils under Forest Campinarana provided potential errors in the determination of soil moisture, requiring calibration data for the precise use of this device. The investigation of the soil through the GPR showed interesting results, which allowed continuous visualization of the main soil horizons along transects in the phytophysiognomies of Campinaranas.
KeywordsCampinarana GPR Moisture sensor calibration Sandy soils Soil moisture monitoring
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- Title
- Use of geophysical methods for the study of sandy soils under Campinarana at the National Park of Viruá, Roraima state, Brazilian Amazonia
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Journal of Soils and Sediments
Volume 14, Issue 3 , pp 525-537
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- 2014-03
- 10.1007/s11368-013-0811-2
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- 1439-0108
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- 1614-7480
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- Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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- Campinarana
- Moisture sensor calibration
- Sandy soils
- Soil moisture monitoring
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- 1. Soil Department, Federal University of Viçosa, 36570-900, Viçosa, MG, Brazil
- 2. Soil and Agricultural Engineering Department, Federal University of Roraima, 69300-000, Boa Vista, Roraima, Brazil
- 3. Biodiversity and Forest Institute, Federal University of West of Pará, 68035-110, Santarém, Pará, Brazil


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Paranoid Penguin - Security Features in Ubuntu Server
Last month, I offered a survey of security features in Ubuntu Desktop 7.10, a single-CD Linux distribution that combines the flexibility of Debian with a very easy-to-use set of graphical setup/administration tools. Ubuntu also comes in a server version, which in some ways is just a re-configuration of Ubuntu Desktop, but nonetheless, it's a different distribution in its own right.
This month, I survey some of the major security features in Ubuntu Server 7.10. Unlike Ubuntu Desktop, Ubuntu Server is probably the wrong choice for complete Linux newcomers. It's extremely command-line-centric, and its documentation is not exactly encyclopedic. Accordingly, this month's column assumes you've got a basic understanding of how Linux works and some comfort with the command prompt.
There are several key differences between Ubuntu Server and Ubuntu Desktop. First, and most obvious, is the lack of any graphical tools. Ubuntu Server doesn't install the X Window System automatically. This has become an increasingly rare approach, even with server-oriented Linux distributions. But, as I explain shortly, omitting the X Window System improves system security and performance and decreases system complexity.
Second, Ubuntu Server installs a much smaller set of packages overall than Ubuntu Desktop. (In fact, there's ample room on the Ubuntu Server CD image to add things of your own—watch this column for a future series on customizing and building your own bootable CD images.) You might think this means that Ubuntu Server offers fewer choices in server applications, but as I show here, these aren't fewer choices than on other popular server-oriented distributions. And besides, you can install additional Ubuntu packages easily over the Internet.
The last major difference worth noting is that Ubuntu Server's default kernel is tuned for server performance, whereas Ubuntu Desktop's default kernel is tuned for maximum responsiveness. An article by Carla Schroder on these differences details some specifics as to how this is achieved (see Resources).
Yes, you read that right. By default, Ubuntu Server is a purely console-driven distribution. On Ubuntu Server, you do things the old-school way, with shell sessions, man page lookups and the vi editor.
Of course, there's nothing to stop you from installing the X Window System, complete with a fully packed KDE desktop environment, OpenOffice.org and Tux Racer. Ubuntu's download repositories don't distinguish between Server and Desktop, so you can install whatever you like. However, I very strongly suggest you resist the temptation to install the X Window System on your Ubuntu Server system.
When the first edition of my book Linux Server Security came out (which I try not to plug here, but this is after all an article on Linux server security), one reviewer complained bitterly about my advice to omit the X Window System from server installations. But, for years I've stood firm on this advice. The X Window System increases complexity. It has a history of "local privilege escalation" vulnerabilities (that can often be exploited remotely), and it always imposes a significant performance penalty.
"Keep it simple" is one of the most important tenets of good system security. If you don't need something, you should live without it. And, in most server scenarios, when a system's primary function is to provide various network services, and wherein what little "interactive" access necessary for administration can be done remotely, it's hard to justify the increased attack surface and overall complexity that come from running X.
Besides, even in Ubuntu Desktop, many if not most serious configuration and security tasks at some point require you to open a terminal and issue commands with sudo. If you want to be an Ubuntu system administrator (or more than a novice at Linux in general), there's no getting around needing to be able to cope with the command line. So I applaud the Ubuntu team's common sense (and courage) in keeping the X Window System out of the default installation of Ubuntu Server.
If you really need a GUI experience in administering your Ubuntu Server system, there are remote administration tools you can use (Webmin, for example—see Resources, and also see Federico Kereki's article "Graphic Administrationwiht Webmin" on page 64) that provide this without requiring X on the server itself.
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One of the best meals I've ever had
We didn't stay here, but also had a fantastic meal at the restaurant, Mi Cocina. It's beautiful and just as good as any big-city restaurant. The food and service were great and the outdoor setting was beautiful. It would definitely be a shame not to eat here on a visit to Los Cabos!
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We wanted a Los Cabos vacation that gave us the freedom to do the activities we wanted without the dealing with crazies who "invade" Cabo San Lucas. Casa Natalia is located in San Jose de Cabo in the center of town. The interior space is spectacular both during the daytime and at night. There is access and free transportation to a beach club about 15 minutes away. The rooms are average sized and decorated tastefully in Mexican style. Breakfast (delicious!) is served daily in the little private patio attached to each room. The service is first rate but a bit slow....after all, we realized that life moves at a slower pace when you are in Mexico.
If you are expecting a beach resort with all the many amenities and "annnoyances" then you will of course be disappointed. But if you want a quiet oasis of civility and charm, then you will love this hotel. The pool and common areas were very clean and the lounges around the pool were invitations to relax and read a favorite novel. The cascading waterfalls and palm trees in the interior of the hotel, created an ambiance of tropical seclusion and calm. My wife had a 2 hour massage that she claims was the best that she ever received...anywhere in the world (ask for Silvia)! We rented our own car and spent the requisite party night in Cabo San Lucas (about 30 minutes away) but were very glad to return to the quiet of San Jose in the early morning.
The only shortcomings of this fine establishment when compared to 5 star hotels is the above mentioned speed of service and in the attention to detail. Two mornings out of the four that we stayed at Casa Natalia, the breakfast order was missing an item or two which required a call to room service. We also ate two nights at their restaurant, Mi Cocina. The first night was truly spectacular with the best sea bass that I ever tasted and great desserts. The second night was a slight dissappointment since they ran out of all the seafood entrees before we ate around 9 pm due to above average walk-in customers. These were not a major inconveniences but points to areas for improvement in the future.
We were so impressed that we plan to return to Casa Natalia next year for a week. But be aware, if you expecting a loud bar lounge, single males walking around with beer cans, and a view of the beach, then this is not the place for you. However, if you want a taste of European charm and Mexican hospitality in the midst of a charming and authentic Baja town, the you will be very satisfied staying at this wonderful hotel. While we were there a European catalog crew was shooting on the hotel premises and flying in different models from Europe every third day. Hopefully, when you stay at this very nice establishment you will be lucky as us and be surrounded by very attractive people from around the world.
Don't make a reservation until you've seen the place in person.
We made a reservation based on the web site and trip advisor reviews, but upon arrival found it to be nothing like the pictures. The hotel is right in the middle of town, nowhere near the beach. Hot, stagnant and very clostophopic. San Jose is small and hot and full of flies and cars this time of year. No cool ocean breezes here and you can't reach beach without a car. The pool was small, shaded and dirty. The rooms were dark and tiny and not what I would call 5 star. We couldn't get out of there fast enough!!
La Cocina, the Spago of Baja
Didn't stay at the hotel (although it looked incredible, with the best location in San Jose) but did eat at the restaurant La Cocina. No other way to put it, but its the best place I've eaten in all of Mexico. On par with the great restaurants in LA. Everything we touched was an oral hedonistic frenzy. Vayase!
European style accomodations in Cabo
In 2003, we had the pleasure of dining at the restaurant at Casa Natalia's, Mi Cocina two times and had the opportunity to take a tour of the regular rooms and suites for a possible stay in 2004.We prefaced our stay at Casa Dorada Hilton timeshare with three nights stay in one of the two suites at Casa Nathalia's the second week of February, 2004.What a beautiful suite, which includes a jacuzzi on the outside private patio. The rooms are beautiful & real cozy with a very nice step down shower and double sink bathroom with more than adequate storage space and very spacious rooms.A-1 quality service with excellent detail to cleanliness in a very European setting.The outside area includes a heated pool which is tastefully designed in the setting of palm trees strategically located throughout the grounds, which serves as the outside seating area of the restaurant, Mi Cocina. The evening setting for eating includes outside portable heaters which are located near the dining tables if there is a chill in the area.We would rate this a "10" on a scale of 1-10 and we plan on doing the same for our trip in 2005.
Best Stay in 9 trips to Mexico
My wife and I had a quick four night stay while visiting Cabo area for a wedding and we lucked out by trying something new. Casa Natalia is in the center of San Jose Del Cabo. It is European classy with local Mexican friendliness. Beautiful rooms, quiet, clean pool lounge area with great service, etc. The on premise restaurant is likely the best in the entire region. This is the place to stay for anybody looking for a change for the typical sit at the beach dodge the timeshare selling croud. I could go on and on about how great our stay was.
Casa Natalia was a wonderful hotel. The service was exceptional, the grounds were peaceful and relaxing, the rooms were clean, the food was great. I would recommend this hotel to anyone who is looking to experience a fine small luxury hotel.
Wouldn't show us the rooms
I make reservations for a Cabo San Lucas hotel, and often suggest places to stay in San Jose Del Cabo as well. During our trip to Cabo, we took a day, with a local innkeeper (she often suggests hotels to guests also) to see the various small inns in San Jose del Cabo. We parked 3 blocks away because there was no parking, and walked to Casa Natalia. We started to walk through the grounds and were greeted very nicely by the bartender. We asked if there was a room open for us to see, and he said yes, and went to the lobby. He came back a few moments later very apologetically to tell us that the lady at the front desk was waiting for a guest to check-in and that she could show us a room in about an hour. We couldn't believe that someone walking in, a potential guest, would be turned away. Were we supposed to wait outside? We were shocked. How could they know that we didn't want to stay there that night, or if we had a taxi waiting outside with our bags. We had come all the way to San Jose, to see these inns, which would only benefit them. As we left, we walked past the lady talking on the phone but she did not even look up at us..and she knew we were leaving because there was no one else around. It seemed that she didn't want to bother with us, maybe we didn't dress or look like her idea of potential guests. I wouldn't reccommend Casa Nataila to anyone who asks. I can't rate the rooms on this site, because we were not able to see them. I have heard that Casa Natalia gives great service to their guests who stay there, but I've also heard that if you are not staying there, they are not very accommodating to you. One couple I talked to said that they had stayed there before and the service was perfect, but then when they returned on a future visit and drove from Cabo San Lucas to eat at the restaurant, they were turned away, and not very nicely.
Casa Natalia- I hope this helps you to make some changes, and maybe you can extend an invitation to the other nice small inns in the area to see your rooms, because they are the ones who will have the type of guests who will be interested in staying with you. Even having someone stay with you one or two nights at the end of their vacation is better than your rooms sitting vacant. Also, please don't prejudge people walking in from the street, even if they look like they may be "just" locals.
Walking by, I was drawn to Casa Natalia
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This July 4 has brought some great news from Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth and from my perspective the excitement is growing. It has been a dozen years since Sept. 11, 2001, a dozen years where the government has refused to thoroughly investigate the collapse of three high-rise buildings at the World Trade Center Sept. 11, 2001. That is about to change with the beginning of a massive advertising campaign in more than a dozen cities worldwide.
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A World of Help for Women Software Engineers
A software engineer makes it easier for women in tech around the world to "find their tribe"
A software engineer makes it easier for women in tech around the world to "find their tribe"
A pair of innovative studies from UC Berkeley questions the accepted wisdom that electrification begets economic and social development
Drones. Lasers. Solar power. More details about Facebook's Aquila drone
Its new set of gaming developer tools may represent a play for the emerging markets of e-sports and virtual reality
Yahoo's chief architect answers a few questions about the company's move to eliminate QA
How one developing country is navigating its way into the space age
What happens when you eliminate test and QA? Fewer errors and faster development, say Yahoo's tech leaders
During the next power outage, you may indeed be lighting a candle rather than cursing the darkness, at least if you want to charge your phone
Sites like Kickstarter can boost a start-up—or expose critical flaws
A new study reignites questions over how future generations will meet their energy needs