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Hotel Villa Escondida, Zipolite, Oaxaca, México. Google Hotel Villa Escondida, Zipolite, Oaxaca, México. ... Hotel Villa Escondida, Zipolite, Oaxaca, México. Capa sin nombre. Hotel Villa Escondida.
Hotel Villa Escondida, Zipolite, Oaxaca, México.
Hotel Villa Escondida, Zipolite, Oaxaca, México. ... Hotel Villa Escondida, Zipolite, Oaxaca, México. Capa sin nombre. Hotel Villa Escondida.
10,000 families in Mexico have been affected by Hurricane Marie
10,000 families in Mexico have been affected by
Hurricane Marie
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Hurricane Marie, which briefly reached the highest possible category five destructive
power, is still potent but weakening in the Pacific off Mexico, weather officials said Tuesday.
It is far off land, about 750km (475 miles) off Baja California Sur moving west-northwest.
Some 10,000 people in and around Oaxaca, one of Mexico’s poorest states, sustained damage to their homes
from Marie, officials said.
Meanwhile, the marines continue to search for three fishermen who have been missing since their boat sank on
Sunday off the resort of San Jose de los Cabos.
Officials there declared an emergency in ten municipalities due to the effects of the storm, which included
massive flooding.
Friday, November 14, 2014
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Pool - Picture of La Cabana de Puerto Angel , Puerto Angel TripAdvisor La Cabana de Puerto Angel, Puerto Angel Picture: alberca - Check out TripAdvisor members' 590 candid photos and videos.
Pool - Picture of La Cabana de Puerto Angel , Puerto Angel
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La Cabana de Puerto Angel, Puerto Angel Picture: alberca - Check out TripAdvisor members' 590 candid photos and videos.
This photo of La Cabana de Puerto Angel is courtesy of TripAdvisor
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
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Monday, November 10, 2014
¡Bonito Terreno con la mejor vista al Oceáno en Zipolite! Terrenos en venta - Clasificados El inmueble está a 5 minutos caminando a la Universidad del Mar, 8 minutos en auto de la Playa y del centro de Zipolite. Alrededor ya hay casitas ...
¡Bonito Terreno con la mejor vista al Oceáno en Zipolite!
El inmueble está a 5 minutos caminando a la Universidad del Mar, 8 minutos en auto de la Playa y del centro de Zipolite. Alrededor ya hay casitas ...
| Price | MX $ 380,000 |
| Location |
Oaxaca
View on Google MapsSan Pedro Pochutla |
| Type of seller | Real Estate |
| m² | 300 m² |
Description
URBANISED BEING SOLD WITH A BEAUTIFUL LAND OF THE BEST PACIFIC OCEAN VIEWS, A KITE RUSH (in the background), AND OF NUDE BEACH ZIPOLITE! Spend your bonus on a depreciation Well you never taste quite the opposite, nice field 300 m2, with one of the best views of the ocean and the main beach of Zipolite, besides enjoying the best sunsets panoramic postcard from the building in the distance is achieved also display the only known point in the Pacific ocean: Punta Cometa, has potable water, electric light, telephone, internet, car space, etc. The property is a 5 minute walk to the University of the Sea, 8 minutes drive from the beach and the center of Zipolite. There are nice houses around and you built, 40 meters to the side ends to build a hotel that will give you a touch more gain. INVEST IN SOMETHING SAFE AND PROFITABLE! CAN GIVE THE 1st. PAYMENT OF 40% AND THE REST liquidate UP TO 1 YEAR AND A HALF! . (Negotiable payments), Papers in order update can take possession of the land from your first payment, around there are beautiful houses built, ideal for living or rest, direct and personal: Huatulco, Cuatunalco, salchi, Pochutla port angel , zipolite, san agustinillo, Mazunte, white water, little harbor, Puerto Escondido, pinotepa, oaxaca, Mihuatlan, Ocotlan, salina cruz, Juchitan df. CONTACT US for information without obligation and schedule a visit to the property, personal attentionSunday, November 9, 2014
Zipolite As-it-happens update ⋅ November 10, 2014 WEB El Alquimista Zipolite Instagrin El Alquimista Zipolite Location Feed. Instagrin is a web version of Instagram that allows anyone to browse through user, tag, and location feeds.
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Where Does Your Unclaimed Luggage End Up? Caroline Morse, November 05, 2014
Where Does Your Unclaimed Luggage End Up?
Where does your luggage go when an airline loses it? You might imagine that it simply disappears into a black hole behind the conveyer-belt curtain, somewhere akin to the mysterious void where all of your missing socks end up when they disappear from the dryer.
But the truth, of course, is much stranger.
Lost bags and all of their contents eventually find their way to a retail store/warehouse in Scottsboro, Alabama, called the Unclaimed Baggage Center—a facility so large that it's bigger than a city block. All are welcome to peruse and shop a wide selection of goods culled from unclaimed luggage and cargo delivered from commercial airlines, buses, trains, trucks, and other transportation venues. The Unclaimed Baggage Center is open Mondays through Fridays from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Saturdays.
What You Can Buy There
So what can you find there? The short answer: everything. "If it's packed in a suitcase or left on a plane," notes the facility's website, "it could wind up for sale at Unclaimed Baggage." Think: clothes, books, cameras, electronics, jewelry, and sports equipment. The store stocks more than 7,000 new items daily.
And if you're imagining a filthy thrift store crawling with bedbugs, think again. All of the clothing is professionally cleaned before being put on the sales floor; electronics items have their memories wiped and are tested to make sure they work.
Keep an eye on the upcoming events page for special themed promotions such as the annual ski sale. The Etc. building, located next to the warehouse, stocks household goods, beauty supplies, and more.
Where It All Comes From
If an airline or other transportation provider can't track down the owner of a bag, it sells the contents to the Unclaimed Baggage Center. Airlines work for 90 days to find someone to claim lost items before turning them over. (Friendly reminder: Always label your luggage in multiple places.)
By now you're likely wondering if you might find any of your long-lost luggage at the Unclaimed Baggage Center. The answer: Maybe, but it's not yours anymore. Sure, you can comb the shelves for something that once belonged to you, but even if you find it, you'll have to buy it back. According to the Huffington Post, this sometimes happens: A man once unwittingly bought back his wife's ski boots after she lost them on a ski trip years prior.
- People pack (and lose) almost everything imaginable. Some of the good: a Versace gown, an $18,000 Limoges vase (sold at the center for $80), a 5.8-carat diamond ring, and a 40.95-carat emerald.
The weird: 50 vacuum-packed frogs, a full suit of armor, a camera from a space shuttle (returned to NASA), a missile-guidance system for a fighter jet (returned to the Air Force), a shrunken head, someone's ashes, and an engraved headstone (which someone actually bought and turned into a macabre coffee table).
You can view some of these bizarre items at the Unclaimed Baggage Center's museum, located inside the store.
Trash or Treasure?
Only the best stuff is put out on the floor, and anything that doesn't sell is either tossed or donated. Eyeglasses are donated to the Lions Clubs International's SightFirst program, broken wheelchairs are rebuilt for charity, medical supplies are given to developing countries, and suitcases are hand-painted and turned into "Luv Luggage" and given to children who are moving to foster homes.
So the next time you're in Scottsboro, Alabama, why not pay a visit to the Unclaimed Baggage Center? You never know what you might find!
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