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Hotel Belavista da Luz, Lagos
- Free WiFi in lobby and free parking
Main amenities
- 45 smoke-free guestrooms
- Near the beach
- Restaurant and pool bar
- 2 outdoor pools
- Outdoor tennis court
- Spa services
- Childcare
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Garden
- Laundry service
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
- Television
- Garden
What's around
- In Luz
- Luz Beach (0.7 mi / 1.1 km)
- Espiche Golf Course (2.7 mi / 4.4 km)
- Burgau Beach (2.9 mi / 4.7 km)
- Dona Ana Beach (4.9 mi / 7.8 km)
- Meia Praia Beach (6.6 mi / 10.6 km)
Hotel Belavista da Luz, Lagosfrom $48
- Superior Twin Room, Sea View
- Family Suite, Sea View
- Twin Room, Sea View
- Room (Large Twin for 3 people)
- Double Room Single Use, Sea View
- Standard Room, 2 Single Beds
- Twin Room, Sea View (Single use)
- Standard Room, 2 Single Beds, Sea View
- Premium Room, Sea View
- Standard Room, 2 Single Beds, Sea View
- Twin Room, Pool View
- Suite, Sea View
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 45 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free self parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
Nearby Four Star Lagos hotels
In the hotel
- Restaurant
- Poolside bar
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Pool sun loungers
- Fitness facilities
- Outdoor tennis court
- Spa services on site
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Billiards or pool table
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Hair salon
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Elevator/lift
- Garden
- Television in common areas
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Balcony
- Partially open bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Bidet
- Hair dryer
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
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Special features
DiningBelavista da Luz - This restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner.
Belavista da Luz - This bar serves lunch and light fare.
Pool bar - This poolside bar serves lunch and light fare.
On Site
- Fitness facilities
- Outdoor tennis court
- Sauna
- Steam room
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
Hotel Belavista da Luz, Lagos's small print
Also known as
- Belavista da Luz
- Belavista da Luz Hotel
- Belavista da Luz Lagos
- Belavista Luz
- Hotel Belavista da Luz
- Hotel Belavista da Luz Lagos
- Hotel Belavista Luz
Children under 18 years old are not allowed in the health club or fitness facility without adult supervision.
For transfers, guests must contact the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Excellent 4.4 /5 from 117 reviews
Getting to the hotel was a nightmare: GPS and hotels.com directions forced us on a 2 hour scary detour in the middle of nowhere. Gps coordinates direct to an abandoned property, imagine that! The hilltop position warrants nice breezes (Algarve is hot as heck) and a nice view, but is quite a hike from the beach, activities, and restaurants. You need a car! Our first room was at pool level- avoid at all costs: dark, sad, stinky, we almost left. The room and corridors smelled of the most disgusting deodorizers ever (and dreadful for someone who is allergic). I wonder why they want their guests to gag and feel sick. The concierge however found an easy fix: she unplugged them and eventually the stench went away. The next day we moved to an upper floor room with an incredible balcony and that changed the whole experience. Excellent! Breakfast was plenty but not gourmet. Most guests are British or German … not that picky over food as an Italian or French would be. Easy and convenient parking. Staff is friendly, helpful, and multilingual, even though there is only one person at the front desk and that causes long waiting time. Overall we went from very disappointed to happy. Plus the beaches, little towns, and Algarve beauty and friendly people make you forget all problems! This place is perfect for a family who wants to spend a whole week or more. Go to Lagos and take the catamaran (afternoon is less crowded) and kayak tours, so much fun!
My fiancé and I stayed here for two nights, and really wish we made the trip longer. It was such a stunning location with incredible amenities and an unbelievable room. By far the most comfortable bed we stayed in, in Europe. Cannot wait to return!
Very well run hotel, spotlessly clean and well maintained, good reception staff. Also a very good buffet breakfast I really enjoyed my brief stay. Thanks for the loan of a USB charger, got me out of a mess! A short walk up the hill from Luz centre, nothing too strenuous. Strongly recommended.
We have been in Europe for a month and this was the best hotel experience we have had anywhere. We loved our stay and felt very much "at home" here.
Staff very helpful and efficient. Food in the restaurant and by the pool 1St class. Very relaxing.
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Interesting Stuff 2008-09-09
Lots of snap and crackle about the social radio software prototype Radio Pop [see post below | also see: social radio hardware]. Blog posts by creators Tristan Ferne and Chris Bowley have been joined by more from former colleague Dan Taylor and boss (gulp!) James Cridland. Dan even has a feature wishlist, which he concedes is a little unfair for a week-old prototype.
Other comments include Donald Kelly ("in a way, the last.fm of radio listening"); the Beeb's Ryan Morrison, who also has feature requests and who links to the API; Ian Forrester of Backstage ("shows the type of thing we are thinking and building inside the BBC but can't really make public easily") and Ian Hughes:
Nice to see that our license fee isn't being frittered away on pointless exercises too.
(Mind you, if it helps to get rid of Chris Moyles, it can't be all bad.)
Bad news, Ian Hughes:
(Also from Ryan Morrison, a quality contest for iPlayer, too much of a pageload to include in Internet Blog - click, compare and contrast!)
Ex-Beeboid Ben Metcalfe has met frustration trying to watch John McCain's acceptance speech:
one has to ask why the BBC doesn't secure worldwide distribution for 'general news', esp like in this case where it's probably recording the broadcast live from the convention... it's BBC copyright end-to-end.
In The Independent, Ian Burrell talks to Stephen Mitchell (Head of Multimedia Programmes, Radio News) about repurposing material like Evan Davis' piece on the demise of hitch-hiking:
He was able to do a nice piece of radio journalism for the Today programme, a witty piece for the online audience and then join breakfast television on the same story. None of that felt forced.
The imminent appearance of iPlayer on the Nokia N96 phone [see post below] is featured in (deep breath) The Times, The Telegraph, The Guardian, Tech Digest, All About Symbian, Mobile-Ent, CNet, Pocket-lint, Electrig Pig, The Inquirer, Mobile Computer Mag, The Washington Post, Stuff TV and IntoMobile. Read them all! Make notes! Keep for reference when iPlayer comes to a new platform - like, according to Stephen Fry, the fridge!
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Mute have announced that they will release a 50th anniversary retrospective double CD from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, which will feature 100 classic, rare and previously unavailable pieces of music and sound effects from various BBC TV and Radio shows from 1958 through to 1997, including work by the likes of John Baker, Delia Derbyshire, Daphne Oram, Elizabeth Parker, Desmond Briscoe, Paddy Kingsland, Peter Howell and Malcolm Clarke, amongst others.
The BBC Micro, which is in the photo above and the one above that, and which gave our banner its owl, was the talk of BarCampBrighton3 - or at least of one of its talks. BBC technology manager Ant Miller gave "an exploration of whether and what the BBC could or ought to do along the same lines some 25 years later" but blogs that Backstage's Rain Ashford has written a post that's "rather more structured and complete than anything I had written down about it!" Rain's notes begin:
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should staff members have their own blogs aggregated publicly for everyone to read?
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Comment number 1.At 13:12 9th Sep 2008, DaveC wrote:
I would be very interested to hear some elaboration on the reasons for restricting news content online.
Being in the UK, it isn't an issue for me, and I fully understand (and support) the restriction of BBC content to those of us who actually pay for this stuff through the licence fee.
It would, however, be interesting to know if there are other reasons behind it and, if so, what they are.
Comment number 2.At 20:21 9th Sep 2008, Alan Robertson wrote:
Unfortunately even for those of us IN the UK the restriction of video news can be a problem. I'm accessing the web via T-Mobile's 3G 'mobile broadband' service and although I can access BBC iPlayer (both for streaming and downloading programmes, albeit slower than on my home broadband connection), I can't see any BBC News/Sport content.
Given any GeoIP database I've queried sees me as being in the UK and iPlayer of all things sees me as being in the UK, why won't the BBC NEWS website?! I've e-mailed the Beeb and T-Mobile about this but unfortunately they both blame each other!
Comment number 3.At 09:48 10th Sep 2008, Frederic-Belgium wrote:
Living in Belgium, I think it's absolutely ridiculous of the BBC what they're doing. I pay your BBC license fee too, you know (via my local provider), which allows me to watch the BBC channels, even when I'm not in the UK.
I thought BBC was ment for everyone! I mean, what harm could be done when allowing everybody to watch the newsclips (I'm not talking about copyright-stuff like Top Gear clips)? Why can't I see the previews of The Apprentice on iPlayer?
Does the license fee paid by a UK resident has more value to you than a license fee paid by a Belgian (the amount is roughly the same)?
To end with: the internet is a place which is accesible to everyone. CNN, Fox, VRT, they all sent their news down the www stream. So please Beeb, stop building a fort around England and lighten up: see that protectionism 1 allways fails after some time and 2 is totally pointless because 3 it (almost) doesn't anything to open up!
Comment number 4.At 16:34 10th Sep 2008, Up Your Ego wrote:
Frederic-Belgium - it isn't the 'licence fee' you're paying though - you are paying for the channels and are paying for a commercial service from your local cable operator - who in turn licence the channels from the BBC (in fact I'm not even 100% certain they have to pay the BBC).
So you are NOT paying a licence fee as the BBC doesnt' directly get your money - what you're paying for is the right to watch those channels through your cable operator.
So in answer to your question "Does the license fee paid by a UK resident has more value to you than a license fee paid by a Belgian" the answer is and should remain a resounding 'YES'.
Comment number 5.At 12:00 11th Sep 2008, Frederic-Belgium wrote:
Hi upyourego (same from finalgear?):
I asked my local cable operator and they assured me that the money I pay (in order to recieve BBC channels) is being transfered directly to the BBC!
Comment number 6.At 02:04 15th Sep 2008, Orville Eastland wrote:
As someone who's come to love the news from the BBC, but can't get it as often as he would like, I'd greatly appreciate allowing more access to the BBC's news sources. (I'd also enjoy access to other BBC stuff, like Songs of Praise or Doctor Who...)
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Comment number 8.At 01:12 20th Jun 2009, matthewgb2 wrote:
Wowsers, great shot of that BBC Micro, now that takes me back sometime. I hope these are not installed throughout the BBC offices still? I jest,.. Good work, and interesting stuff indeed.
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|1 Medium, cut into 1/4-inch dice to make about 1 cup
|Canned plum tomatoes
|70 Ounce, drained but 1 cup juice reserved, tomatoes lightly crushed (3 Cans, Two 28 Ounces Each, One 14 Ounces)
|Tomato paste
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|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Dry red wine
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Garlic clove
|2 Large, lightly bruised
|Cinnamon sticks
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|Fresh mint leaves
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1) In a large heavy pot, over low heat, heat oil and sauté onion in it for 10 minutes until they are wilted.
2) Mix in crushed tomatoes, with the reserved juice, the tomato paste, honey, red wine, garlic, and cinnamon stocks.
3) Uncover and simmer the mixture for 1 hour, stirring occasionally.
4) Take off the garlic and cinnamon sticks from the sauce and mix in the chopped mint.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1376 Calories from Fat 502
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 54 g83.2%
Saturated Fat 4 g19.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 4585.7 mg191.1%
Total Carbohydrates 185 g61.7%
Dietary Fiber 24.7 g99%
Sugars 125.5 g
Protein 22 g43.4%
Vitamin A 274.8% Vitamin C 565%
Calcium 48.6% Iron 12.4%
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First Nation mothers once collected the soft insides of milkweed to pack around their babies before strapping them into a papoose board. Eskimo moms gathered moss during the short summer months and placed it inside the animal skins in which they carried their babies.
Over the years, mothers have relied on a variety of methods to diaper their babies. From prairie plants to plastic-covered paper to all-natural cotton, busy moms have tried to balance what's best for their baby with what's convenient for them.
It's hard to believe, but in Elizabethan times, babies were treated to a fresh diaper every four days! Little sons and daughters of royalty were more fortunate - and changed once a day. The diapers themselves were squares of cloth held on with string tied around the baby's stomach.
When the pioneers pushed westward in covered wagons, mothers made all their children's diapers, carefully rolling and hand-stitching the edges. Wet diapers were seldom washed, just hung by the fireplace to dry.
The first all-cotton diapers were made in America. A 21 by 40-inch rectangle was folded and tucked and pinned. Mothers might buy six to seven dozen diapers to keep up with their baby.
Diaper services grew all over the country during World War II. Many mothers were working in defense plants making airplanes, tanks and submarines instead of washing diapers at home.
Back in the 1940's, fresh cotton diapers were delivered wrapped in blue paper. In the evening, the family gathered around the radio to listen to the news and Fibber McGee - and fold diapers.
During the Eisenhower era (1950's), there was another big change in the diaper. Mrs. Hellerman - owner of a diaper service in Milwaukee - went to the Kendall Company, which made Curity® brand diapers, with a new invention. It was a fold that put extra cotton layers in the centre of the diaper and made it about the right size for most babies. The fold was sewn shut, and the prefolded diaper was born. No more family folding parties!
A few years later, Kendall Company began making the prefolded diaper in a smaller size especially for diaper services. They fit newborns from a
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I love Dame's Rocket, too. I keep one big plant on the south side of the
house and there's a few seedlings every year that I usually pot up. LOV is
a pain; if it bothers me enough I yank it out. Not much more can be done
because it is always mixing in with the desireables.
I went out to do a little deadheading last neight and realized the lilacs
that surround the Magnolia tree are sort of inhibiting its growth. Off with
their heads! I removed about 6 of them. It's left a few gaps, but I think
the Magnolia will fill them in over time. Also cut some excess redbud
limbs. I bundled the cuttings for the trash tonight while Mick chased the
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By State Rep. Brandon Reed
The General Assembly returned to Frankfort this week after a brief organizational break, and the week has been filled with legislative meetings as well as the daily session. Most importantly, when we returned we heard from Governor Matt Bevin as he delivered the State of the Commonwealth to a joint session of the House and Senate.
Monday, Feb. 20: no school.
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Thursday, Feb. 23: maple mini pancakes and cinnamon toast or cereal and cinnamon toast, mixed fruit, apple, jelly, juice, and milk.
The following Western Kentucky University students from the Marion County area were named to the dean's and president's lists for the fall 2016 semester. Full-time undergraduate students with a semester grade-point average of 3.4 to 3.79 are named to the dean's list. Students with a GPA of 3.8 to 4.0 are named to the president's list. Their names are marked with an asterisk (*).
The academic honors' president's list for the fall 2016 semester has been announced by Dr. Donna Hedgepath, Campbellsville University's vice president for academic affairs.
Following are the students from Lebanon: Amelia Rachelle Bradshaw, freshman; Tiffany Amber Ford, junior; Emily Mae Ford, junior; Amanda Lauren Hamilton, junior; Sara Jean Hughes, sophomore; and Kaleb Kewayne Lee Ibarra, sophomore; from Bradfordsville: Allie Clarice Evans, junior and Kellie Hogan Evans, junior; and from Raywick, Sharon Ann Bach, freshman.
Central Kentucky Community Action will again offer educational awards for graduating high school seniors and GED recipients in our eight county service area.
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Accumulation of proteinaceous aggregates is one of the defining hallmarks of neurodegenerative diseases. How these proteins cause disease and how they are subsequently cleared has remained an enigma. Tau, a microtubule binding protein, is one such aggregated protein found in multiple neurodegenerative syndromes including Frontotemporal dementia (FTD), Alzheimer's disease (AD), Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP), and Corticobasalganglionic Degeneration (CBD). Understanding tau mediated neurodegeneration may lead to important therapeutic strategies for these disorders. Our goal is to study how decreasing tau levels and decreasing 4R:3R tau ratios affects the behavioral and pathological abnormalities in mouse models of dementia. Previous studies demonstrate that tau knockout animals are protected from amyloid beta induced behavioral abnormalities in mice. Our goal is to test whether decreasing mouse tau in older animals will also provide protection. Some mutations in tau that cause FTD lead to changes in alternative splicing and increased levels of 4R:3R tau. An N279K FTD mouse model replicates the splicing defect and behavioral pathological changes. Our goal is to test whether reversing the splicing defect in an adult N279K can reverse the behavioral and pathologic changes. In order to decrease tau mRNA and protein levels, we will infuse antisense oligonucleotides into the cerebral spinal fluid that bathes the brain and spinal cord. These oligos activate RNAse H and degrade tau mRNA. To decrease 4R:3R tau ratios, we will use a similar antisense oligo strategy, but with antisense oligos designed to promote exclusion of exon 10 (and thus decrease 4R:3R ratio) rather than decreasing tau mRNA. We show preliminary evidence for a set of oligos that decrease tau mRNA in vitro and for another group of oligos that decrease 4R:3R ratios in vitro. After establishing the efficacy of these oligos following intraventricular infusion, we will treat J20 APP mice with oligos that decrease mouse tau mRNA and protein and treat N279K tau mice with oligos that decrease 4R:3R ratios by changing tau splicing. We anticipate that these oligos will prevent the behavioral and pathological changes seen in these models. These data would form the basis for a similar treatment strategy in patients.
There are no treatments which substantially delay the progression of Alzheimer's disease or Frontotemporal dementia. This proposal tests whether changing a protein called tau will improve behavior and pathological changes in mouse models of Alzheimer's disease and Frontotemporal dementia. This novel therapeutic strategy, if successful would be applicable to human dementias.
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# India Gold # Gold Prices # Gold Market # Gold Prices # Gold Demand # Tax
India is challenged only by China in its appetite for gold, and with nearly all demand covered by imports, the country's purchases are a major factor in global prices.
By Rajesh Kumar Singh, Siddesh Mayenkar
India's passion for gold is putting such a strain on state finances that the government may slap higher import taxes on the precious metal, but demand buoyed by heady inflation and meagre savings will blunt the impact of any rise in duties.
Initial success from a tax hike in March last year was stifled by the arrival of major festivals such as Diwali, when gold is a must-give present, and the winter wedding season.
That has scuppered New Delhi's goal of reining in spending on gold by around a third to $38 billion in the fiscal year that ends in March, prompting Finance Minister P. Chidambaram to say another tax increase could be on the cards.
But market participants say that would do little to dull gold's lustre for most Indians, especially with bullion prices heading north.
And the finance ministry would ideally like imports to be around $30 billion, an economic adviser there has told Reuters, with industry experts dismissing this as little more than wishful thinking.
India is challenged only by China in its appetite for gold, and with nearly all demand covered by imports, the country's purchases are a major factor in global prices.
The latest figures show the volume of imports jumped 48 percent in July-September from the quarter before and were only 8% down on 2011.
"It is the disease that needs to be cured rather than the symptom," said Munish Dayal, a partner at Baring Private Equity Partners India Limited.
With inflation above 7% and India's central bank keeping key rates at 8%, it's no wonder that a 13% rise in domestic gold prices in 2012 looked attractive to so many.
Add to that a near total lack of banking facilities in rural areas, where about 69% of the 1.2 billion population lives, and it's easy to see why Indians would rather invest in bangles than bonds.
India wants to reduce gold's share of its import bill from 11.5% - the second-highest outlay after oil.
The petroleum bill, while inflated by subsidies, is largely unavoidable for such a huge economy that imports 80% of its oil needs and is growing around 5.5% a year, but the government sees money tied up in gold as dead investment.
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text: DepartmentsLiver Transplant ProgramTransplant CenterGastroenterology and HepatologyLocationPhoenix, ArizonaLanguagesEnglishExisting patientsSend a secure message via patient portalRefer a patient Share Facebook Twitter Print details Email Conditions treatedHepatitis CHepatitis infectious disease Procedures performedLiver transplant InterestsExtrahepatic HCV replicationHCV and HIV interactionDevelopment of new therapies of chronic viral hepatitis in immunocompetent as well as transplanted patientsDevelopment of bioartificial liver support systemsRecurrence of hepatic diseases after transplantation Mayo Clinic locations Phoenix, Arizona Driving Directions More info Billing & insurance Accessibility services Education1977Fellow - Liver Diseases & Gastroenterology Year I-IIIUniversity of Southern California1974Resident - Internal MedicineUniversity of Chile1972FellowDepartment of Virology, University of Chile1971MDSchool of Medicine, University of Chile Activities and honorsCertifications2006Transplant HepatologyAmerican Board of Internal Medicine1981GastroenterologyAmerican Board of Internal Medicine1980Internal MedicineAmerican Board of Internal MedicineAwards and honors2013Arizona's Top DoctorsCastle Connolly Medical Ltd.2013Invitado Nacional 2013 AwardChilean Society of Gastroenterology2012Getz Family Research ProfessorshipNamed Professorship Committee - Mayo Clinic, Mayo Clinic Committees2011Elected and vested to Mastership at annual meetingAmerican College of Physicians2007Best Doctors in AmericaBest Doctors, Inc.2003Recipient of "Distinguished Investigator Award in Honor of Robert A. Kyle, M.D."Mayo Clinic in Arizona2003Best Doctors in AmericaBest Doctors, Inc.20012001 Educator of the Year AwardMayo Clinic Arizona Fellows Association2001Outstanding Contribution as a Member of the Training and Workforce Committee for 2001-2003American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases2001Best Doctors in America, 2001-2002Woodward/White, IncorporatedSee moreProfessional memberships2013 - 2015MemberBasic Research Committee, American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases2011 - presentMasterAmerican College of Physicians2010 - 2012MemberNominating Committee, International Liver Transplantation Society2009 - 2012ChairAdvisory Council for Neurological Surgery, American College of Surgeons2009 - 2012MemberResearch Career Development Subcommittee - Mayo Clinic, Mayo Clinic Research Committee, Mayo Clinic Committees2009 - presentMemberMayo Clinic Research Advisory Council, Mayo Clinic Committees2009 - presentMemberMayo Clinic Research Advisory Council, Mayo Clinic Committees2006 - 2012MemberExecutive Operations Team - Arizona, Mayo Clinic Arizona Committees2004 - 2005MemberBoard of Governors, Mayo Clinic Arizona Committees2002 - 2012ChairDepartment of Internal MedicineSee morePublicationsSee my publicationsResearch activitiesSee a description of research activities. Conditions treatedProcedures performedInterestsMayo Clinic locationsEducationActivities and honors Request an appointment PST-20220605 Doctors & Medical Staff Rakela, Jorge M.D.


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Recipes : Cajun/Creole : Entrees
Chicken Alfredo Soup
This chicken Alfredo soup is absolutely loaded with flavor, making this rich and creamy version of an Italian classic so good it might even be better than the pasta.
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Louisiana Crawfish Etouffee
Holly Clegg shares her recipe for Crawfish Etouffee that is packed full of flavor but it is still cautious of your waistline. Make this recipe at home today to be part of her trim & terrific lifestyle!
Holly Clegg
Cherry Creole Chicken Marsala
Combine Creole, Italian, and a taste of Wisconsin to create this one of a kind chicken Marsala masterpiece.
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Parmesan Peppercorn Roast Beef Panini
Parmesan-Peppercorn Roast Beef Panini. This bistro-inspired sandwich features deli-sliced roast beef, melted Swiss cheese, grilled peppers and onions and a signature peppercorn Parmesan mayonnaise layered on buttery toasted focaccia bread.


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Friction burning the flesh,
As we move in such rhythm of our heartbeat
Overcome by
The pleasures of the moment we share.
Fiery love
Engulfing our souls and minds
Holding back
The explosive end that was near.
This wondrous sensation to last a moment longer.
Each nerve in the flesh
Igniting at once,
The feeling we both adore.
Sweat rolling down my brow,
While I hold back as long as I can.
Holding it! Holding it! Holding it!
Oh yes! Oh yes! Oh God Yes!
It's over
Within a moment of release
Of my essence
Into her womb.
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Status: Finished
Genre: Poetry
Michael! I think you may have squeezed a blush out of me! I thought this was fantastic!! Who ever she is you'd better keep her around for all that inspiration.
I Loved It... Your A Fantastic Writer! =]
I love this...you have a real talent. She must be a very special woman. :)
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Tatjana Soli's debut novel begins amid the chaos of the US withdrawal from Saigon in 1975.
Helen, a photojournalist, and Linh, her injured lover, battle through the crowds to board an evacuation helicopter. But then Helen jumps out, desperate for a few final photographs, and leaves Linh to escape alone. It is a masterful opening, with a strikingly cinematic style: fitting for a book that examines how the camera lens refracts reality. As Helen becomes inured to the horrors of conflict, Soli explores the moral ambiguity of war photography: her bold and haunting novel evokes the ghoulishness of the profession and the peculiar detachment it requires.
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