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Around the Farm: August 10, 2012
Around the Farm takes a quick look at some of yesterday's performances by Indians prospects throughout the system. The positions listed below are where the player was playing in yesterday's game.
- Vinny Rottino: RF, Clippers: 2-for-5, 1 R, 1 RBI, 2 K: Rottino broke out of a seven-game, 3-for-26 slump over the past four games, with three two-hit games in which he's gone 6-for-17. He has back-to-back, multi-hit games.
- Gregorio Petit: SS, Clippers: 3-for-4, 1 R, 1 HR, 2 RBI, 1 K: Petit has been scorching hot offensively over the past two months. Since July 3rd, Petit is hitting .355 (fourth in the league during that stretch), with a .355/.417/.505/.921 stat line during that stretch, which may be the best in his seven-year minor league career.
- Scott Barnes: RP, Columbus: 2 IP, 3 K: Barnes has been lights out over his last three appearances, going five total innings, giving up two unearned runs without a walk, while striking out seven. He's definitely a cheaper version of Rafael Perez in 2013, should the Indians choose to keep him in the pen long term.
- Jordan Henry: RF, Akron Aeros: 2-for-3, 3 R: For those of you not familiar with Henry, these are the types of games that he would roll out daily. He beat out a bunt single which was a sacrifice attempt that turned into bigger things. He worked his way to third on a sac bunt and a ground out, then scored on a passed ball. His next at bat was another infield single, this time to the pitcher. He advanced to third on a throwing error on the next batter, then scored on a wild pitch this time. His final run came after getting on a sac bunt error, and ultimately coming home on a Nick Weglarz homer. This kid can create a mess on the base paths, so it appears as though he may finally be healthy after starting the year off with injury issues.
- Trey Haley: RP, Akron: 2 1/3 IP, 3 BB, 4 K: Well, this looks like the Haley of old, whose biggest knock was his lack of control. He threw 32 pitches, with only 14 strikes.
- Shawn Armstrong: RP, Akron: S (1), 2 IP, 1 H: Armstrong continues his outstanding Double A pitching, with his third save in his past six games. He's only given up one earned run in his ten Akron appearances.
- Giovanny Urshela: 3B, Carolina: 2-for-5: Urshela has a six-game hit streak, with four of them being of the multi-hit variety. During that stretch, Urshela has a stat-line that reads like a video game: .500/.500/.945/1.455, and is leading the Carolina League in hitting during that stretch. He also has four doubles and two homers to go along with it.
- Jesus Aguilar: 1B, Carolina: 2-for-4, 1 R: Aguilar is slowly starting to regain some of his mojo. His homer on Wednesday was his first since July 2nd, and his two-hit game on Friday night was his first multi-hit game since July 28th.
- Fabio Martinez: RP, Carolina: 1 IP, 2 H, 2 R/1ER, 1 K: Fabio is in the Carolina house. It wasn't a stellar outing by any stretch, but it's a first game...so take it for what it's worth.
- Edward Salcedo: 3B, Lynchburg: 2-for-3, 1 R, 1 2B, 1 HR, 2 RBI, 1 BB: For those that remember, Salcedo was offered a $2.7 million dollar deal from the Indians in 2007, but they backed off when an investigation was launched into his age (I know, the irony). Three years later, Salcedo signed with the Braves, and is their third baseman of the future. Salcedo has 24 doubles, 13 homers and 21 stolen bases...as a legit 21-year old.
- Luigi Rodriguez: CF, Lake County: 2-for-2, 1 R: Rodriguez had a two game oh-fer stretch, but rebounding in typical multi-hit fashion, and now has three two-hit games in his last five ball games.
- Jerrod Sabourin: 1B, Lake County: 1-for-2, 1 R, 1 RBI, 1 K: Sabourin continues to be the backbone of a team with much flashier player. He continues to get the job done, hitting .302 on the year, and he found himself batting clean-up in Friday night's rain-shortened affair. The Sabour-tooth fan club lives on…
- Jake Lowery: C, Lake County: 1-for-2, 1 2B, 2 RBI, 1 K: Lowery's only hitting .213 right now with Lake County, but continues to showcase meaningful at bats over the past eight game stretch. He's 8-for-27, with four runs, two doubles, four homers and ten RBI.
- Joe Wendle: DH, Mahoning Valley: 2-for-5, 1 RBI: Wendle has a .351/.373/.509 stat line over his last thirteen ballgames, and is currently sixth in the league in hitting at .325. He's the only regular with qualifying at bats hitting above .300.
- Jeremy Lucas: C, Mahoning Valley: 1-for-3, 2 R, 1 HR, 1 RBI, 1 BB: Lucas is starting to creep out of a slump that saw him go 0-for-9 over a four game stretch. Still, Lucas has one of those advanced bats that the Indians love so much, as he has 11 walks against only 10 strikeouts in his 20-game professional stint.
- Robel Garcia: 2B, Mahoning Valley: 1-for-3, 2 R, 1 2B: Garcia isn't turning into something more than he really is, but what he really IS doing is salvaging something from a season that was going very badly for much of the first 3 ½ months.
- James Stokes: RP, Mahoning Valley: 2 1/3 IP, 1 BB, 3 K: Stokes has been horrid in his organizational debut, as Friday night's appearances was perhaps his third good outing in 11 so far. Hopefully this is the beginning of a turnaround.
- Rafael Homblert: RP, Mahoning Valley: 2 IP, 1 H, 4 K: Homblert has been devastatingly good over his last four appearances, going 4 2/3 innings, giving up five hits and a walk, while striking out seven.
- Kieran Lovegrove: SP, AZL Indians: 3 IP, 1 H, 1 BB, 4 K: Well, now this was a promising start for the 18-year-old, who put together his first solid outing as a professional baseball player. Lovegrove, who just turned 18 on July 28th, was a kid that Keith Law loved in the draft, and could turn into a top-end sort of starter if all goes well. This was a promising sign.
- Claudio Bautista: DH, AZL Indians: 2-for-4, 1 R, 1 HR, 1 RBI, 1 K: Bautista launched his fourth homer over the season, and is now entering the offense zone that so many for the AZL Indians seem to be in at one point or another. This was his fourth straight multi-hit game, and his fifth in seven. Over that four-game stretch, he's 9-for-16, with six runs, a double, a triple, a homer and five RBI. He's also stolen two bases for posterity. He's all of 5'11", and 170 pounds.
- Nelson Rodriguez: 1B, AZL Indians: 1-for-5, 1 R, 1 3B, 1 RBI, 2 K: Rodriguez roped his second triple of the young season, and while I haven't seen this kid play in living color, that is an interesting stat. He's a big kid, so what kind of speed does he have?
Jim is currently the senior editor and Columnist, as well as the host of IBI's weekly online radio shows, Smoke Signals and Cleveland Sports Insiders. You can follow Jim on Twitter @Jim_IBI, or contact him via e-mail at email@example.com.


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I'm always looking for a good home made stir fry sauce. You can always take the shortcut and buy a bottled or packaged sauce but where's the sense of culinary adventure in that? Sometimes I just add a splash of soy sauce, sesame oil, mirin or rice vinegar etc, but it doesn't give you that thick consistency which completely coats all the toppings and bring a strong flavor. So it was finally time I come up with something and this sauce I truly love now. So easy to make and with the cornstarch you can get it as thick as you want it instantly. Who ever though of adding cornstarch to thicken liquids was brilliant. Just throw the ingredients into a saucepan, bring to a boil, add the cornstarch water mix and simmer on low heat for a few minutes and the sauce is ready. The stir fry itself takes almost as little time as the sauce. With shrimp cooking in minutes the whole dish is ready in 30 minutes or less – depending on how quickly you can get through the prep work. A simple Asian inspired meal for a busy weeknight.
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- 1 pound shrimp, peeled
- 1 pound broccoli,
- 1 teaspoon minced ginger
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes
- 1 tablespoon sesame oil
- 4 scallions, cut into one inch sections
- 2 tablespoons sesame seeds
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- For the Sauce:
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- 2 tablespoons sesame oil
- 1/4 cup soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon chili garlic sauce
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 1/4 cup water
- In a wok over medium-high heat heat vegetable and sesame oil together. When hot but not smoking add broccoli. Cook 3-4 minutes.
- Add shrimp, garlic, red pepper flakes and ginger. Cook, tossing occasionally until shrimp is cooked through (4-5 minutes).
- In a separate pot add broth, sesame oil, soy sauce, chili garlic sauce and garlic. Bring to a boil and reduce heat. In a separate bowl mix water and cornstarch until smooth. Add mixture to the sauce and mix until smooth. Reduce heat to low and continue to simmer until sauce has thickened to desired consistency 5-6 minutes.
- Pour sauce over the shrimp stir fry and toss until combined.
- Serve over rice and sprinkle with sesame seeds.


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New York City, NY: Rizzoli Publishers, 2012. First Edition. First Printing.. Hardcover. As New/As New Dust Jacket.. New York City, NY: Rizzoli Publishers, 2012. Hardcover. As New/As New. First Edition/First Printing. 240 pages. Retrospective monograph on subject. The First Hardcover Edition. Precedes and should not be confused with all other subsequent editions. Published in a small and limited first print run as a hardcover original only. The First Edition is now scarce. A brilliant production by An Art Service: Oversize-volume format. The book weighs 6 pounds. Wraparound pictorial hard boards, as issued. Photographs by Ryan McGinley. Text by the great American film director Gus Van Sant and other contributors. Printed on pristine-white, thick coated stock paper to the highest standards. The reproduction quality is vastly superior to the early catalogs that were first published by McGinley. In pictorial DJ with titles on the cover and spine, as issued. Presents Ryan McGinley's "Whistle For The Wind". Some of his finest and most representative images, culled from his oeuvre thus far. Although not intended as such, it is the second major retrospective of its kind, preceded by Twin Palms' "Ryan McGinley: You And I" (2011). While there is inevitably an overlap in terms of the images, there are many beautiful images which appear in this volume only. Notable among them are McGinley's portraits of Coley Brown, who went on to become a photographer in his own right ("Jam Jelly Honey Wild Rice"), but is seen here in full-frontal nudes, a Beautiful Youth. "An artist who understood and chronicled his own generation as no artist had before him. McGinley managed to capture the hedonistic adventures of youth culture, kids hanging out and enjoying life, but without the dark underbelly of earlier artists who mined similar themes. As the work evolved, he moved away from the more documentary aspect of the early photographs and began to create scenarios where he could explore different ideas (aesthetic and otherwise). This eventually led to the now legendary summer-long road trips, capturing groups of twenty-somethings amongst a variety of American landscapes. In his most recent body of work, McGinley continues to explore, in black-and-white as well as in color, the body but in the still, pared-down atmosphere of his studio" (Publisher's blurb). "Whoever I'm photographing, I sort of fall in love with, or rather my camera falls in love with them" (Ryan McGinley). An absolute "must-have" title for Ryan McGinley collectors. <b><i> This copy is very prominently and beautifully signed in black ink-pen on the half-title page by Ryan McGinley. It is signed directly on the page itself, not on a tipped-in page. McGinley made a one-time-only appearance in New York City to launch the book during which his signature was obtained. This title is now collectible. This is one of very few such signed copies of the First Hardcover Edition/First Printing still available online and has no flaws, a pristine beauty. Please note: Signed copies available online command as much as $400. A rare signed copy thus. </b></i> Winner of the "Photographer of the Year" Infinity Award in 2007. One of the most brilliant American photographers of our time. A flawless copy. (SEE ALSO OTHER RYAN MCGINLEY TITLES IN OUR CATALOG). ISBN 0847838315., Rizzoli Publishers, 2012
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Your comfortable home away from home. Located under the big Montana sky in the heart of historical Philipsburg. A screened-in porch greets you and a deck in the back with a small yard gives you a great view and peaceful privacy. Two bedrooms with queen size beds and full bath. Fully equipped modern kitchen with dishware and cooking utensils furnished. Enjoy coffee in the morning and popcorn and snacks in the evening (provided).
Located halfway between Yellowstone and Glacier Parks in a historical mining town. There are many things to see and enjoy in the area, you may see wildlife at any time! The scenery is awesome with lakes and trees, creeks and mountains surrounding our town - you just have to see it to believe it. We are here all year long, so you'll have accommodations in the winter for skiing as well as during the summer when you can take in many of our annual events, such as the Flint Creek Valley Days, and live theater.
Located just 20 minutes away from Discovery Ski Resort, R House Inn is a great time and money saver for the whole family.
In the summer we have live theater and many town celebrations. In the winter we are only 20 minutes away from a great ski area - Discovery. In town there is an ice skating rink. Open all year is the Sweet Palace, a huge candy store. Wonderful eateries and a new brewery.
The house worked out great for 2 families with kids. Wonderful to have it in a central location. Thanks for the stay!
We enjoyed our great little house in P-burg-truly peaceful-super clean. The owners were great in every detail-we will be back!!!
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The home was clean and quiet. Ronnie the hostess was very helpful and accommodating. The town is charming and we would love to come back and stay longer!
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|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|White wine vinegar
|1 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Sour cream
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 Teaspoon
|Freshly ground black pepper
|To Taste
|For salad
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (Pasta Wheels)
|Red onion
|1⁄2 Medium, finely chopped
|Finely chopped red bell pepper/Finely chopped green bell pepper
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Celery stalk
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|1 Small, diced
|Finely chopped fresh chives
|2 Tablespoon
|Finely chopped fresh parsley
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|Red bell pepper strips/Green bell pepper strips
|1 Tablespoon (For Garnish)
|Fresh parsley
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In a bowl, combine the dressing ingredients. Beat vigorously with a wire whisk until very creamy and smooth.
The Salad:
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Transfer the pasta to a large bowl and add the onion, red or green pepper, celery, carrot, chives, and parsley.
Pour dressing over pasta mixture and toss until well coated. Cover and refrigerate for several hours to blend flavors.
Remove the salad from the refrigerator 30 minutes before serving. Garnish with red and green pepper strips and fresh parsley.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2308 Calories from Fat 1410
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 156 g240.2%
Saturated Fat 18.4 g92.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 108.5 mg36.2%
Sodium 2599.5 mg108.3%
Total Carbohydrates 206 g68.5%
Dietary Fiber 21.8 g87.2%
Sugars 15.7 g
Protein 20 g41%
Vitamin A 277.3% Vitamin C 187.3%
Calcium 18.2% Iron 39.7%
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Vista Hermosa "Beautiful View"
Vista Hermosa is a gorgeous Villa 4 bedroom, 5 bath perched above the village of Sayulita, in the prime neighborhood of Nanzal Hill. The 400-foot-above-sea-level location offers incredible views of the Pacific Ocean, Sayulita Bay, the Village, Monkey Mountain and the surrounding jungle. The short 5 to 10 minute walk to the beach or 15 to 20 minute walk to town gives you a close to town feel with the privacy you deserve. You can still hear the waves without the noise of town.
The home is built in a traditional Mexican style with arched brick roofs, wrought iron gates, mosaic tile columns, thatched roof, talavera tiles in all the bathrooms and stairs, parota wood doors and windows, and topped off with beautiful colors and local art. The property consists of over 1200 m² surrounded by nature on all sides for privacy. Additionally, you are protected with a 7 camera HD private security camera system.
Expansive yard with flowers galore including: roses, hibiscus, birds of paradise, plumeria, ginger, bougainvillea and fruit trees like mango, lime and papaya.
The owners Brenda and Ted are available for all the questions you may have before leaving your home. There's no need for a rent car. We work with a taxi service that is available to bring you to and from the airport (approximately 45 minutes each way) for only $150 total. They use 7 person Chevy Suburbans with leather interior, and they will have refreshments for you when you land. He can even stop for groceries or Cambio/Exchange along the way.
Upon booking, you can find their contact info in the Transportation Icon of your VRBO Hospitality App.
Once you're at the house you will be greeted by the property manager, Ramon. He speaks English and Spanish. He will check you in, give you the keys, and be available during your stay for any of your needs.
Main House
Kitchen/ Living/ Dining.
The kitchen offers high quality appliances (dishwasher, double stainless sink, gas oven, stovetop with 4 gas burners, microwave, side by side fridge/freezer, toaster, blender, electric knife, mini food processor, electric hand-mixer, cast-iron skillet, and coffee maker) and gorgeous granite countertops. You will find the kitchen overly stocked with utensils, dinnerware, cookware, and a martini shaker for all of the beautiful local glassware. The dining table has seating for 8.
The living area has leather furniture, a 42" flat screen television with Satellite (Sky), DVD player and Sirius xm radio. The sleeper sofa folds down into a full and also has a pull out twin trundle
(appropriate for 3 children or 2 adults maximum).
-Master Bedroom
Ground floor as it opens up into the luxurious patio and pool area. It has air-conditioning, a ceiling fan, Queen pillow top mattress, floor to ceiling blackout shades, with its own en suite bathroom.
This room is wheelchair accessible.
-Red Room
Upstairs in the main house. This room has air-conditioning, ceiling fan, queen pillow top mattress, floor to ceiling black-out shades. It is outfitted with a desk and the network printer, a 19" television with Satellite (Sky), and access to the security monitoring system 24/7.
-Gold Room
Upstairs in the main house. This room has a queen bed, AC, ceiling fan, blackout shades floor to ceiling. You will find the board games and DVDs in this room. It also opens up to an expansive upper balcony great for an intimate night beneath the stars.
This ensuite has its own large contemporary master bath, Marble counters with 2 sinks, tile flooring and a glassed in tile shower.
-Upper Bathroom
The upstairs bathroom is decorated in hand painted Talavera tile and located between the Red Room and Gold Room. The view from the shower is spectacular!
The 4th room is an exotic, palapa covered Casita surrounded by the gardens. This room provides a more open air sleeping experience. It has a queen pillow top mattress and an en suite with its own private bathroom. Enjoy an afternoon siesta in the hammock overlooking the ocean, listen to the sounds of the surrounding jungle in your private, open-air cottage.
La vista hermosa desde aqui es magnifica!
Golf Cart
6 person electric golf cart is available at $50/day
4 person golf cart is available at $50/day
($1000 refundable damage deposit ).
The use of the golf cart completely negates the distance from town, so you can have the best of both worlds. It even has a trunk.
Pool & Patio
Heated saltwater infinity pool. This is one of the very few truly heated pools in Sayulita. Makes the water perfect for year round use anytime of the day or night. The only months that we are brave enough to get in the pool without the heater on are June, July and August.
There is a poolside bathroom and outdoor shower.
The spacious patio offers plenty of lounge chairs and seating around the 26 foot heated infinity pool. Have a willing friend or family member mix you a drink without even leaving the water as you sit at the pool bar. Enjoy the sun melting into the ocean, over the hills at Patzcarito. Vista Hermosa is the perfect spot to catch every single sunset over the water.
At night, you can see the lights of town, silhouetted by Monkey Mountain, Gringo Hill and the edge of the bay, Punta de Sayulita.
Do you like to grill? Stop here, there's no other choice! We've installed a stainless steel, Blaze Professional Searing Grill, one of a kind in Sayulita. Grill includes 4 instant ignition gas burners, 2 additional side burners great for pan-frying before you toss the fish on the grill, and an outdoor sink and cutting area for the chef. Turn your days catch into a feast.
Not in the mood? We can set up a private chef.
Purified water is available throughout the entire home. Vista Hermosa has a 2 stage water filter system with a UV light.
The house uses a 50 gallon hot water heater, and an extra 20 gallon heater for the Casita (Most houses use a 20 gallon heater for the whole house).
For drinking, there is a hot and cold water dispenser, using 5 gallon bottled water jugs.
-Wifi Internet available in every room of the home.
-Internet landline for free phone calls to US and Canada (Red Room & Living Room).
-7 camera HD private security camera system.
-XM radio with over 200 channels.
-Walkie-talkies providing a 35 mile radius.
-Safes in every bedroom.
-Gated parking for 2-3 cars.
Daily maid service Monday through Saturday. Their duties include taking out all trash, cleaning the kitchen and sweeping. If you need laundry services during your stay, housekeeping can provide this for a small tip.
Adriana can make Authentic Mexican dishes with ingredients grown in her families' local organic garden.
She will prepare family-style meals and deliver them to the house. The cost averages $20 per person for a complete meal including dessert. Arrangements can be made with Ramon once you arrive.
Also Available:
-Beach supplies: beach towels, umbrella, cooler, boogie boards
-Adult cot with tempur-pedic mattress topper.
-Grayco Pack and Play Crib
-Soap and shampoo
BG's goal is to provide the best value and highest quality vacation rental for it's guests. We have enjoyed sharing our homes in Galveston, Texas for almost 10 years. One of our properties has even been featured in Best Life magazine. The ultimate compliment is knowing you made a memory in this magical place and we were a part of it. We own vrbo #280485 and manage 2 duplexes in College Station, Texas. We manage everything ourselves, from our home nearby. We feel we are blessed to do this, especially when we enjoy it so much. We look forward to speaking with you personally. Ted and Brenda
Ted purchased this house in 2010
This location is magical Sayulita, Mexico. The people are fantastic- helpful, caring, accommodating and fun loving. The restaurants are amazing - so many great ones to choose from in such a small place. The Beach- big white sandy beach with many more close by. The View- To sit and look into space the sunset and the unlimited horizon-ahhh! .
RELAXATION, PRIVACY, and in HARMONY with NATURE. The only place to be.
Thanks much. Your place is great and the town fabulous. We have rented a number of Vrbo places In Central America, Europe and even San Diego county. An always been pleased. But never had a better equipped place than yours.
Ramon is a gem as well.
My husband and I had a relaxing stay here with 3 other adult couples. It comfortably suited all 8 adults. You cannot beat the amazing views! The town and beach are walkable (15 - 20 min, depending on speed) and we chose to walk for exercise several times instead of taking a cab or golf cart. The hills to the house are steep, but this wasn't an issue for our healthy crew with decent walking shoes. Sayulita was exactly what we wanted in regards to escaping the resort scene! All of the food we ate in town was incredible. The house manager, staff, and driver were reliable and helpful when needed. We hope to be back for another stay with friends or family.
We found Vista Hermosa to be an amazing house with all of the amenities that we were expecting. Fortunately we had excellent weather for early August which is the rainy season. However as part of this it was extremely hot. The AC in the bedrooms worked very well and we were quite comfortable. The kitchen is well stocked with everything you need to make just about any meal. The outdoor patio is really where we spent most of the time in the pool and under the sun umbrellas. The sunsets from the pool were stunning. The owners Ted and Brenda were extremely friendly in helping us setting up transportation and making sure we were well taken care of. The home is very secure and we did close the large gate to the driveway whenever we were either present or out of the house. ON the whole, we found everyone we met in Sayulita to be very friendly and welcoming to tourists. The only negatives i had on the house was that the cable tv never worked and the local phone did not work. The TV was worked on for a few hours the 2nd day we were there but it never was able to work so we stopped trying. Since this was during the olympics it would have been nice to get away from the Sun and watch a little but there were several dvd's in the collection that we did watch. The phone not working was also an issue because we were not able to reach out to the house manager Ramon without using our international roaming on our cell phone. Wifi did work in the house and was actually very good.
Extremely nice owners and very accommodating. The house was great with everything you need. Can't beat the view from the pool. The staff was helpful. I really enjoyed my stay here and would highly recommend it!
The house and views are beautiful. Extremely comfortable. In addition, you are taken care of by Ramon to fulfill every need during your stay. Only negative was the miscommunication of number of bedrooms. There are 3 Bedrooms inside. The 4th is a cabana like bedroom outdoors that while beautiful and relaxing, isn't apt for staying in during the hot months. So make sure if you are a group of 4, somebody has to sleep in the cabana or on a pull out in one of the bedrooms. Overall a great stay and owners go out of they're way to take care of you.
Our stay was 1.5 weeks and we had an outstanding time the entire visit.
The house is beautiful and comes with everything you need to have a great vacation. We were greeted by Ramon for the initial walk through, and he
was extremely responsive for anything we needed. Ramon's staff were also very personable and did a great job with housekeeping, pool, cooking, golf carts, etc.
My advice to anyone that stays at Vista Hermosa is to not hesitate to ask for help, things can happen in an unfamiliar house (wifi down, pool upkeep...etc) and Ramon is there to make sure the visit is 5 Stars and he did.
The views from the deck are incredible, and while sometimes VRBO pictures can be misleading...Vista Hermosa does not disappoint both inside and out.
We would not hesitate to return again and had a memorable vacation in beautiful Sayulita.
We had a grand time at Vista Hermosa. From our very first contact with the owners, Ted & Brenda Ginsberg, we knew we had hit upon a special place. That impression stayed with us for our six week stay. The Vista Hermosa staff—Ramon, Lalo & Roxanna—were helpful, informative & patient in answering all our questions.
The location proved to be good for body and soul. The view was fantastic (so many beautiful sunsets!) and I grew stronger and stronger with each walk up and down the hills. The golf cart made our journey even shorter for trips to the beach and back. The wifi was the best we experienced in our three years coming to Mexico and staying in various homes. The pool was warm and refreshing—we're sold on the saltwater solution!
The refrigerator, water cooler, coffeemaker, blender, house phone, & air conditioning all worked well. The extra luxury of having access to Sirius radio was a plus.
We were the fortunate recipients to experience a new upstairs bathroom that had just been installed. It was WONDERFUL!
1) Hire Chef Enrique for your first night in Sayulita & you will be asking him to return. He and his partner, Juan, will prepare a meal you will love. We had them come several times and every meal was fantastic. Ask for his Flan! Ted & Brenda have his contact information.
2) Get at least one massage from the Studio for Holistic Bodywork in Sayulita). You won't regret it!
3) Get your hair cut at the Jungle Hair Design. Make an appointment as soon as you get there, as they fill up quickly.
4) If you plan to rent a car, use Gecko Rent a Car (www.geckorentcar.com). They are reasonable and flexible.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is offering a $2,500 reward for information about two wolves that were poached in the Flathead National Forest. The two wolves were found in two separate locations and both died of gunshot wounds.
NBC Montana quotes Fred Hodgeboom, president of Montanans For Multiple Use "If the executive government isn't going to [delist wolves], the judicial isn't going to do it, then the people are going to do it themselves."
Last month two hunters killed another wolf in self defense while packing out an elk in the Flathead National Forest.
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Submitted by jonesklan71 on Mon, 2010-12-06 10:27.
Man oh man what a sore subject. If there is a more controversial subject in the conservation war than Wolves right then I would like to see it. Its too bad that with all of these "experts" that it is so hard to come to agreement on this. Its a sad state of affairs in any case. My 2 cents would say let the people that live and breath the situation deal with the situation. Too many outside influences from people who only guess how life is at the epicenter of the conflict.
CVC Wrote: "They are
Submitted by hawkeye270 on Tue, 2010-11-23 11:45.
CVC Wrote: "They are beautiful animals, but are no more special than any other animal. Just an observation that probably means nothing, but look at the coyote compared to the wolf. The coyote is hunted year round, hated by many and yet it survives without the protection of the federal government. Wolves on the other hand need the nanny state to protect them and insure their survival."
-- But the thing is, they do not need the nanny state to survive any longer. They only needed man's help in introducing them. They have done a fine job of re-populating their old stomping grounds and are recovered to a point where they need to be managed like all other big game. If we control and manage thier population at reasonable levels then we can dampen the population cycles (boom and busts) in both wolves and their prey species. If they are not hunted and thus controlled than there are going to be big crashes in prey populations, followed by big crashes in wolf populations, the prey populations will rise again the the whole cycle will start over. Dampening those cycles is the best for everyone. "The greatest good for the greatest number", Gifford Pinchot.
CVC wrote: "I think wolves have a place in nature and we should protect them, but not at the expense of other animals. They need to be properly managed through hunting, but not poaching."
--Spot on brother... I can not agree with you more!
I agree with you about the
Submitted by CVC on Tue, 2010-11-23 14:05.
I agree with you about the wolves not needing the government to take care of them anymore to a degree. My point is that states have a year round hunting season for coyotes with no bag limit. Farmers and ranchers kill them on site and even poison them and yet they survive. The wolves on the other hand need government intervention to prevent their decimation and extinction.
I'm just saying
Submitted by WesternHunter on Fri, 2010-11-19 12:51.
I'll just say this - We've succeeded in removing or reducing vital species that once played a critical role in wildlife management. Wolves played and currently can still play a nessesary role in the management of wildlife. Enter the rancher and farmer into the wild west and we make it that much more complicated. Therefore that means wolves need to sometimes be killed in self defense too or too protect livestock. I would not be one to kill a wolf for no reason. But I do realise there may be times when it is nessesary for protection. Poaching? That's not good for any of it. I'll leave it at that.
I'm not advocating poaching
Submitted by ecubackpacker on Fri, 2010-11-19 13:48.
I'm not advocating poaching at all. I'm saying it's probably going to happen if the current situation isn't resolved and the states given the right to manage the wolves so they can conduct hunts if they see fit.
Mr Hodgeboom is right in his
Submitted by ecubackpacker on Fri, 2010-11-19 10:41.
Mr Hodgeboom is right in his statement. If the gov't isn't going to take the right course of action and delist the wolves for management by the states, then individuals are going to poach the wolves. The gov't is going to make law abiding citizens become criminals. They'll be force to protect their herds and keep their families safe. In the process of doing this, they'll leave the carcasses in the woods in fear they will be persecuted.
The gov't is investigating the two hunters who shot wolves in self-defense. I know it's the right thing to do, but why would someone come forward if they see the current view towards the killing of wolves, even if it is self-defense.
With the de-listing, the agencies would be able to manage the wolves in the proper way. I belive it could be beneficial for "some" wolves to remain in the wild, but they have to be managed and even culled if they get overpopulated or threaten people and livestock.
I'll never under stand some
Submitted by Chuck-n-Alaska on Thu, 2010-11-18 19:30.
I'll never under stand some peoples mind set elk and deer feed people not wolves. De-list them and get rid of them. If the wolf worshippers want to ogle a wolf let them go to Ted Turners ranch where they are protected.
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I think that a lot of these
Submitted by CVC on Thu, 2010-11-18 19:50.
I think that a lot of these wolf worshippers and that is what they are, probably have never seen a wolf in the wild, but have some romanticized notion of a wolf from tv. Funny how these same people don't want man interferring with nature, but are okay with man reintroducing the wolves.
They are beautiful animals, but are no more special than any other animal. Just an observation that probably means nothing, but look at the coyote compared to the wolf. The coyote is hunted year round, hated by many and yet it survives without the protection of the federal government. Wolves on the other hand need the nanny state to protect them and insure their survival.
I think wolves have a place in nature and we should protect them, but not at the expense of other animals. They need to be properly managed through hunting, but not poaching.
After reading the other
Submitted by gatorfan on Thu, 2010-11-18 16:01.
After reading the other article about the two guys that were surrounded by that pack of wolves and eventually ended up shooting one, I can see why someone would shy away from turning themselves in. I'm not saying it's right, I can just see why someone would dispose of the wolf and continue on. Those guys are still being investigated and, in my opinion, they were just protecting their lives and the lives of their horses.
If these cases were blatant acts of poaching, shame on them!
There are a lot of guys out here in Cali that feel the same way about lions as a lot of guys feel about the wolves. They consistenly post the 3 S's theory. Shoot, shovel, SHUT UP!
Sounds like these guys forgot their shovel!
No CVC, I agree with you. I
Submitted by Ca_Vermonster on Thu, 2010-11-18 15:54.
No CVC, I agree with you. I am no friend of the wolf, and I do wish the federal government would allow hunting for them. However, if it's illegal, it's illegal. Period. I have to think though, that if they were to open a season on them, that might ease the tensions enough to make this happen less often.
Submitted by BikerRN on Thu, 2011-11-17 19:43.
I will have to disagree with you a little in that while some things may be illegal one can be perfectly justified and morally correct in violating the law.
As far as I'm concerned this wolf issue may very well be the Second War of Northern Aggression.
Perhaps some will say I have
Submitted by CVC on Thu, 2010-11-18 13:48.
Perhaps some will say I have no right to weigh in because I don't live with the wolves. I don't have a say because it isn't my stock or game that is being killed, but I think I do. Regardless how you feel about the federal government and the usurptin of state rights by not allowing the states to manage the wolves, killing a wolf illegally is still poaching and still criminal and I do not condone.
We cannot take the law into our own hands everytime we disagree with the federal government or even local regulations. No one should support the illegal killing of wolves.


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