Jean Claude Van Damme - World-of-Newave.info http://answers.world-of-newave.info/jean-claude-van-damme.htm Latest news and articles about Jean Claude Van Damme en-us Copyright (c)2004-2008.§/Newave SARL. All rights reserved. webmaster@world-of-newave.com (Webmaster) Sun, 23 Nov 2008 20:50:23 GMT Sun, 23 Nov 2008 20:50:23 GMT Newave Lisa XML Engine v1.0 - http://www.world-of-newave.info/about.htm 60 http://www.world-of-newave.info/images/wi8831.gif World-of-Newave.info - Knowledge and Informational Database http://www.world-of-newave.info/ 88 31 {LITERATURE > RSS FEEDS} - 5 Reasons You Must See JCVD! http://articles.world-of-newave.info/arts/literature/genres/science-fiction/rss-feeds/5-reasons-you-must-see-jcvd-2008119208.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/arts/literature/genres/science-fiction/rss-feeds/5-reasons-you-must-see-jcvd-2008119208.htm Fri, 07 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT Let's get this out on the table right away: JCVD, Jean-Claude Van Damme's new film about himself (well, sort of), is shockingly, amazingly, wonderfully good. And not just "Wow, it's better than Cyborg or Universal Soldier" good. Scifi.Com 5 Reasons You Must See JCVD! {new window}   Www.Scifi.Com - Let's get this out on the table right away: JCVD, Jean-Claude Van Damme's new film about himself (well, sort of), is shockingly, amazingly, wonderfully good. And not just "Wow, it's better than Cyborg or Universal Soldier" good.
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]]> Arts > Literature > Genres > Science Fiction > RSS Feeds {VIDEO GAMES > W} - Tainted Tie-Ins: Worst Movie Games Ever http://articles.world-of-newave.info/games/video-games/news-and-reviews/w/tainted-tie-ins-worst-movie-games-ever-2008071061.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/games/video-games/news-and-reviews/w/tainted-tie-ins-worst-movie-games-ever-2008071061.htm Wed, 02 Jul 2008 02:00:00 GMT : Ever since they first fooled around in the Atari era, movies and videogames have had a troubled relationship. Movies based on games -- like Super Mario Bros. and Postal-- deliver pure cinematic dreck, yet somehow games based on movies up the crap ante. Slapped together on tight development schedules by B-list teams, movie tie-in games rarely crawl out of the hole of mediocrity. Quite frankly, they dream of being mediocre. Adding insult to injury, they sell enormously well. The NPD Group reported in June that the PlayStation 2 Iron Man game was May's seventh best-selling U.S. game. Here's our list of the 10 worst movie-to-game translations in history, with input from a Wired.com reader poll. If it seems heavy on retro games, just remember that things used to be a lot worse. Raiders of the Lost Ark Atari 2600 owners who ripped open their Christmas presents in 1982 were probably doubled over in glee at the prospect of jumping into the fedora of America's sweetheart, Harrison Ford, and going on an adventure as Indy. Instead, what they got was a game that we might charitably describe as "ahead of its time" but after a drink would call "ridiculous." Not only were the graphics completely inscrutable -- can you even tell which of these abstract objects is supposed to be Indiana Jones? -- but the game was impossible to understand unless you pored over the instructions. Woe betide you if they ended up in the trash bag with the wrapping paper. "Indecipherably bad graphics, unintuitive 'gameplay' (if you can even call it that) and the worst possible control scheme ever," writes commenter Sakimori. : Star Wars (Namco version) A long time ago (1987) in a galaxy far, far away (Japan), the development house behind Pac-Man decided to try its hand at creating a Star Wars game for the 8-bit Nintendo system. For the most part, it's a mundane side-scrolling game in which Luke hacks away at enemies with his lightsaber and dies a lot. But you know that things have gone horribly awry when he enters the Jawa Sandcrawler after about five minutes of gameplay to find Darth Vader, who transforms into a scorpion. No, really. Luckily for everyone involved, this game was only released in Japan. : Back to the Future Screwed up though it was, Namco's version of Star Wars was more or less faithful to the movie insofar as Luke Skywalker does, at times, use a lightsaber. If we were to apply the same sort of thinking to the Nintendo Entertainment System version of Back to the Future, we would necessarily determine that the film starred a young man who spent all his time being assaulted on the street by killer wasps, girls with razor-sharp Hula-Hoops and men wearing pink. Back to the Future's controls were so shaky that players felt like they were as drunk as the people who programmed it. Even the jump to 16 bits didn't help the series. "Shonky controls and mediocre graphics were just the start of this atrocity that really did seem like it had traveled through time from the past," wrote an anonymous Wired.com reader about Back to the Future III for Sega Genesis. Back to the Future was just one of the flood of execrable movie-to-game releases foisted on an unsuspecting public by the thankfully dead Acclaim Entertainment. (We'll see them again before we're finished with this dreadful expedition.) : Nausicaä Kiki Ippatsu This is another game that only saw release in Japan, but its worldwide impact has been tremendous. The developers at Tokuma Shoten, tasked with creating a game based on animation legend Hayao Miyazaki's breakout smash Nausicaä, turned a film about nonviolence and environmentalism into a vapid shooter. As the story goes, Miyazaki was so enraged by the game that Studio Ghibli never had anything to do with videogames ever again. Sure enough, no game projects have ever been released for any of the studio's later films, like Princess Mononoke or the Oscar-winning Spirited Away. Maybe that's all for the best. : Friday the 13th Yes, it's another inscrutably bad movie-to-game translation courtesy of our good friends at Acclaim Entertainment. You all remember Friday the 13th, that horror film about camp counselors who throw knives at Yetis that burrow up from beneath the Earth. At least the Back to the Future games kept epileptic Marty McFly constantly moving toward the goal. Making a failed attempt at nonlinearity, Friday the 13th mostly left players to wander around the identical screens that made up the virtual version of Camp Crystal Lake, listening to exactly four bars of the worst sonic torture ever devised until they died. Technically it was possible to finish the entire game in three minutes, and we feel terribly sorry for anyone who spent the time to learn how. "I'm not sure if I've ever seen anyone do anything besides run around and die," writes reader (not the real) Bob Dole. : Seven Samurai 20XX Wired.com reader Fnord called this PlayStation 2 game "a generic-to-bad brawler game that was trying very hard to be Ninja Gaiden, shoehorned and chopped and hammered into something that tried to resemble the plot of one of the best movies ever made." We simply call it an atrocity. Akira Kurosawa wasn't even five years in his grave, and already his son Hisao was whoring out his classic films to the highest bidder, allowing Japanese pachinko-maker Sammy to turn Kurosawa's samurai masterpiece into a campy futuristic fighting game. It's embarrassing to even say this game's title out loud, let alone play it. : Total Recall For all of Acclaim Entertainment's sins of the 8-bit era, perhaps none was so unbelievably ham-fisted as Total Recall. Turning R-rated films into games for children had to have been hard work, but that still doesn't explain why the gameplay of Total Recall consists of a gorilla that is supposed to be Arnold Schwarzenegger being kidnapped by bearded midgets in pink jumpsuits, dragged into alleys and kicked in the knees. To death. Everything about this game is hilarious, except for the fact that children spent actual money on it back when the dollar was worth something. Also, there was no three-boobed alien hooker. : Street Fighter: The Movie: The Game Quick, what's a worse idea than turning Street Fighter II into a live-action movie? Turning said live-action movie into a videogame. Hey guys, there already is a Street Fighter videogame, and it's awesome. We don't need one starring Raul Julia. But Raul Julia we get. Isn't it amazingly sad that this talented actor's final appearance is in a videogame where he (his stuntman, actually) gets to serve as a punching bag for a squad of B-list actors? Besides Jean-Claude Van Damme and Kylie Minogue, there's also Ming Na, and seeing her jump around in a tiny China-doll dress shouting horrifically mangled Japanese catch phrases more than makes up for how preachy Mulan was. Bonus points: When Street Fighter: The Movie came to the PlayStation and Sega Saturn, it was so bad that it wasn't even published by Street Fighter creator Capcom. Instead, it carried the logo of -- you cannot make this stuff up -- Acclaim Entertainment. : Enter the Matrix Every now and then, there's a movie game that is supposed to change everything we know about movie games. This is inevitably followed by the backlash that results when these massively hyped projects turn out to be just as crappy as their predecessors. Reviewers agreed that the only reason to play Enter the Matrix would have been to watch the extra footage from the Matrix Reloaded shoot, a desire that simply watching Matrix Reloaded should have cured. Otherwise, it was an utter mess. Even sadder? In a past life, lead designer David Perry was responsible for one of those rare-as-a-unicorn good movie games: Aladdin for the Sega Genesis. : E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial Wired.com readers might not have enjoyed the Raiders of the Lost Ark game, but Steven Spielberg liked the Atari 2600 title enough that he asked its designer, Howard Scott Warshaw, to design a game based on his upcoming film E.T. In time for the film's release. Which was six weeks away. Faced with an impossible deadline, Warshaw sequestered himself away in his Atari office, emerging just a month and a half later with E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. It's not the single worst videogame ever created, but it lives in infamy as the videogame industry's first high-profile disaster. Again, let us look back at children opening their presents one fine Christmas morning in 1982, and watch as they attempt to maneuver E.T. around the game screen, only to fall into a pit that they cannot escape from, no matter how many times they try. Repeat until tears are flowing steadily and Mom takes the game back to the store. There are many urban legends about E.T., and all of them are true. Atari manufactured 4 million copies of the game and found itself stuck with 2.5 million leftovers, which it buried in a New Mexico landfill. But E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial remains one of the best-selling Atari 2600 games of all time, proving the old adage that people will, in fact, buy any videogame with a movie license on the cover, no matter how terrible. Wired.Com Tainted Tie-Ins: Worst Movie Games Ever {new window}   Www.Wired.Com - : Ever since they first fooled around in the Atari era, movies and videogames have had a troubled relationship. Movies based on games -- like Super Mario Bros. and Postal-- deliver pure cinematic dreck, yet somehow games based on movies up the crap ante. Slapped together on tight development schedules by B-list teams, movie tie-in games rarely crawl out of the hole of mediocrity. Quite frankly, they dream of being mediocre. Adding insult to injury, they sell enormously well. The NPD Group reported in June that the PlayStation 2 Iron Man game was May's seventh best-selling U.S. game. Here's our list of the 10 worst movie-to-game translations in history, with input from a Wired.com reader poll. If it seems heavy on retro games, just remember that things used to be a lot worse. Raiders of the Lost Ark Atari 2600 owners who ripped open their Christmas presents in 1982 were probably doubled over in glee at the prospect of jumping into the fedora of America's sweetheart, Harrison Ford, and going on an adventure as Indy. Instead, what they got was a game that we might charitably describe as "ahead of its time" but after a drink would call "ridiculous." Not only were the graphics completely inscrutable -- can you even tell which of these abstract objects is supposed to be Indiana Jones? -- but the game was impossible to understand unless you pored over the instructions. Woe betide you if they ended up in the trash bag with the wrapping paper. "Indecipherably bad graphics, unintuitive 'gameplay' (if you can even call it that) and the worst possible control scheme ever," writes commenter Sakimori. : Star Wars (Namco version) A long time ago (1987) in a galaxy far, far away (Japan), the development house behind Pac-Man decided to try its hand at creating a Star Wars game for the 8-bit Nintendo system. For the most part, it's a mundane side-scrolling game in which Luke hacks away at enemies with his lightsaber and dies a lot. But you know that things have gone horribly awry when he enters the Jawa Sandcrawler after about five minutes of gameplay to find Darth Vader, who transforms into a scorpion. No, really. Luckily for everyone involved, this game was only released in Japan. : Back to the Future Screwed up though it was, Namco's version of Star Wars was more or less faithful to the movie insofar as Luke Skywalker does, at times, use a lightsaber. If we were to apply the same sort of thinking to the Nintendo Entertainment System version of Back to the Future, we would necessarily determine that the film starred a young man who spent all his time being assaulted on the street by killer wasps, girls with razor-sharp Hula-Hoops and men wearing pink. Back to the Future's controls were so shaky that players felt like they were as drunk as the people who programmed it. Even the jump to 16 bits didn't help the series. "Shonky controls and mediocre graphics were just the start of this atrocity that really did seem like it had traveled through time from the past," wrote an anonymous Wired.com reader about Back to the Future III for Sega Genesis. Back to the Future was just one of the flood of execrable movie-to-game releases foisted on an unsuspecting public by the thankfully dead Acclaim Entertainment. (We'll see them again before we're finished with this dreadful expedition.) : Nausicaä Kiki Ippatsu This is another game that only saw release in Japan, but its worldwide impact has been tremendous. The developers at Tokuma Shoten, tasked with creating a game based on animation legend Hayao Miyazaki's breakout smash Nausicaä, turned a film about nonviolence and environmentalism into a vapid shooter. As the story goes, Miyazaki was so enraged by the game that Studio Ghibli never had anything to do with videogames ever again. Sure enough, no game projects have ever been released for any of the studio's later films, like Princess Mononoke or the Oscar-winning Spirited Away. Maybe that's all for the best. : Friday the 13th Yes, it's another inscrutably bad movie-to-game translation courtesy of our good friends at Acclaim Entertainment. You all remember Friday the 13th, that horror film about camp counselors who throw knives at Yetis that burrow up from beneath the Earth. At least the Back to the Future games kept epileptic Marty McFly constantly moving toward the goal. Making a failed attempt at nonlinearity, Friday the 13th mostly left players to wander around the identical screens that made up the virtual version of Camp Crystal Lake, listening to exactly four bars of the worst sonic torture ever devised until they died. Technically it was possible to finish the entire game in three minutes, and we feel terribly sorry for anyone who spent the time to learn how. "I'm not sure if I've ever seen anyone do anything besides run around and die," writes reader (not the real) Bob Dole. : Seven Samurai 20XX Wired.com reader Fnord called this PlayStation 2 game "a generic-to-bad brawler game that was trying very hard to be Ninja Gaiden, shoehorned and chopped and hammered into something that tried to resemble the plot of one of the best movies ever made." We simply call it an atrocity. Akira Kurosawa wasn't even five years in his grave, and already his son Hisao was whoring out his classic films to the highest bidder, allowing Japanese pachinko-maker Sammy to turn Kurosawa's samurai masterpiece into a campy futuristic fighting game. It's embarrassing to even say this game's title out loud, let alone play it. : Total Recall For all of Acclaim Entertainment's sins of the 8-bit era, perhaps none was so unbelievably ham-fisted as Total Recall. Turning R-rated films into games for children had to have been hard work, but that still doesn't explain why the gameplay of Total Recall consists of a gorilla that is supposed to be Arnold Schwarzenegger being kidnapped by bearded midgets in pink jumpsuits, dragged into alleys and kicked in the knees. To death. Everything about this game is hilarious, except for the fact that children spent actual money on it back when the dollar was worth something. Also, there was no three-boobed alien hooker. : Street Fighter: The Movie: The Game Quick, what's a worse idea than turning Street Fighter II into a live-action movie? Turning said live-action movie into a videogame. Hey guys, there already is a Street Fighter videogame, and it's awesome. We don't need one starring Raul Julia. But Raul Julia we get. Isn't it amazingly sad that this talented actor's final appearance is in a videogame where he (his stuntman, actually) gets to serve as a punching bag for a squad of B-list actors? Besides Jean-Claude Van Damme and Kylie Minogue, there's also Ming Na, and seeing her jump around in a tiny China-doll dress shouting horrifically mangled Japanese catch phrases more than makes up for how preachy Mulan was. Bonus points: When Street Fighter: The Movie came to the PlayStation and Sega Saturn, it was so bad that it wasn't even published by Street Fighter creator Capcom. Instead, it carried the logo of -- you cannot make this stuff up -- Acclaim Entertainment. : Enter the Matrix Every now and then, there's a movie game that is supposed to change everything we know about movie games. This is inevitably followed by the backlash that results when these massively hyped projects turn out to be just as crappy as their predecessors. Reviewers agreed that the only reason to play Enter the Matrix would have been to watch the extra footage from the Matrix Reloaded shoot, a desire that simply watching Matrix Reloaded should have cured. Otherwise, it was an utter mess. Even sadder? In a past life, lead designer David Perry was responsible for one of those rare-as-a-unicorn good movie games: Aladdin for the Sega Genesis. : E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial Wired.com readers might not have enjoyed the Raiders of the Lost Ark game, but Steven Spielberg liked the Atari 2600 title enough that he asked its designer, Howard Scott Warshaw, to design a game based on his upcoming film E.T. In time for the film's release. Which was six weeks away. Faced with an impossible deadline, Warshaw sequestered himself away in his Atari office, emerging just a month and a half later with E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. It's not the single worst videogame ever created, but it lives in infamy as the videogame industry's first high-profile disaster. Again, let us look back at children opening their presents one fine Christmas morning in 1982, and watch as they attempt to maneuver E.T. around the game screen, only to fall into a pit that they cannot escape from, no matter how many times they try. Repeat until tears are flowing steadily and Mom takes the game back to the store. There are many urban legends about E.T., and all of them are true. Atari manufactured 4 million copies of the game and found itself stuck with 2.5 million leftovers, which it buried in a New Mexico landfill. But E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial remains one of the best-selling Atari 2600 games of all time, proving the old adage that people will, in fact, buy any videogame with a movie license on the cover, no matter how terrible.
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]]> Games > Video Games > News and Reviews > W {NORTH AMERICA > LODGING} - Quiet, complete vacation cottage on the Mendocino Coast (Little River/ Mendocino) $145 1bd http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/travel-and-tourism/lodging/quiet-complete-vacation-cottage-on-the-mendocino-2008113192.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/travel-and-tourism/lodging/quiet-complete-vacation-cottage-on-the-mendocino-2008113192.htm Mon, 03 Nov 2008 08:34:32 GMT Rosie’s Cottage is a charming one bedroom cottage in a quiet rural garden setting on the edge of the Redwoods in Little River on the Mendocino Coast, ½ mile from the ocean and two miles south of Mendocino village. Its’ off highway location ensures maximum quiet and privacy. The cottage sleeps four comfortably with a queen bed in the bedroom and a full size inner spring futon in the living room. French doors in the bedroom open on 100+ year old redwoods in a deep gulch with a year round creek. The kitchen and living room face a half acre of developed gardens featuring flowering plum and Japanese cherry trees, Japanese maples, roses and rhododendrons. The fully equipped kitchen includes gas stove, microwave, full size fridge, pots, pans and service for six plus. The living room features an open beam ceiling and also has cable TV, DVD, CD and private telephone. The cottage is well located – just five minutes from Van Damme State Park beach and the Little River golf links and ten minutes to historic Mendocino village, Big River State Park, Russian Gulch State Park and Mendocino Headlands State Park. It is close to hiking and biking trails and six other state parks and reserves. Your hosts will provide a complimentary fruit, wine and cheese basket with your favorite breakfast foods and coffee, teas, juices and plenty of fresh flowers. Rosie’s Cottage is wheelchair accessible and children are welcome. Kids under six stay free. Sorry, no pets except registered service dogs. No smoking in the cottage. We have a two night minimum and three nights on national holiday weekends. Rates are $145 per night for two persons, $15 for each additional person per night. The weekly rate is $850. Please call for longer term stays. Payment in check or cash only. We do not accept credit cards. A brochure is available either by e-mail or post. For further information and reservations, please call 707-937-5477. Sfbay.Craigslist.Org Quiet, complete vacation cottage on the Mendocino Coast (Little River/ Mendocino) $145 1bd {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - Rosie’s Cottage is a charming one bedroom cottage in a quiet rural garden setting on the edge of the Redwoods in Little River on the Mendocino Coast, ½ mile from the ocean and two miles south of Mendocino village. Its’ off highway location ensures maximum quiet and privacy. The cottage sleeps four comfortably with a queen bed in the bedroom and a full size inner spring futon in the living room. French doors in the bedroom open on 100+ year old redwoods in a deep gulch with a year round creek. The kitchen and living room face a half acre of developed gardens featuring flowering plum and Japanese cherry trees, Japanese maples, roses and rhododendrons. The fully equipped kitchen includes gas stove, microwave, full size fridge, pots, pans and service for six plus. The living room features an open beam ceiling and also has cable TV, DVD, CD and private telephone. The cottage is well located – just five minutes from Van Damme State Park beach and the Little River golf links and ten minutes to historic Mendocino village, Big River State Park, Russian Gulch State Park and Mendocino Headlands State Park. It is close to hiking and biking trails and six other state parks and reserves. Your hosts will provide a complimentary fruit, wine and cheese basket with your favorite breakfast foods and coffee, teas, juices and plenty of fresh flowers. Rosie’s Cottage is wheelchair accessible and children are welcome. Kids under six stay free. Sorry, no pets except registered service dogs. No smoking in the cottage. We have a two night minimum and three nights on national holiday weekends. Rates are $145 per night for two persons, $15 for each additional person per night. The weekly rate is $850. Please call for longer term stays. Payment in check or cash only. We do not accept credit cards. A brochure is available either by e-mail or post. For further information and reservations, please call 707-937-5477.
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]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Travel and Tourism > Lodging {NORTH AMERICA > LODGING} - Quiet, complete vacation cottage on the Mendocino Coast (Little River/ Mendocino) $145 1bd http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/travel-and-tourism/lodging/quiet-complete-vacation-cottage-on-the-mendocino-20081044229.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/travel-and-tourism/lodging/quiet-complete-vacation-cottage-on-the-mendocino-20081044229.htm Mon, 27 Oct 2008 08:16:41 GMT Rosie’s Cottage is a charming one bedroom cottage in a quiet rural garden setting on the edge of the Redwoods in Little River on the Mendocino Coast, ½ mile from the ocean and two miles south of Mendocino village. Its’ off highway location ensures maximum quiet and privacy. The cottage sleeps four comfortably with a queen bed in the bedroom and a full size inner spring futon in the living room. French doors in the bedroom open on 100+ year old redwoods in a deep gulch with a year round creek. The kitchen and living room face a half acre of developed gardens featuring flowering plum and Japanese cherry trees, Japanese maples, roses and rhododendrons. The fully equipped kitchen includes gas stove, microwave, full size fridge, pots, pans and service for six plus. The living room features an open beam ceiling and also has cable TV, DVD, CD and private telephone. The cottage is well located – just five minutes from Van Damme State Park beach and the Little River golf links and ten minutes to historic Mendocino village, Big River State Park, Russian Gulch State Park and Mendocino Headlands State Park. It is close to hiking and biking trails and six other state parks and reserves. Your hosts will provide a complimentary fruit, wine and cheese basket with your favorite breakfast foods and coffee, teas, juices and plenty of fresh flowers. Rosie’s Cottage is wheelchair accessible and children are welcome. Kids under six stay free. Sorry, no pets except registered service dogs. No smoking in the cottage. We have a two night minimum and three nights on national holiday weekends. Rates are $145 per night for two persons, $15 for each additional person per night. The weekly rate is $850. Please call for longer term stays. Payment in check or cash only. We do not accept credit cards. A brochure is available either by e-mail or post. For further information and reservations, please call 707-937-5477. Sfbay.Craigslist.Org Quiet, complete vacation cottage on the Mendocino Coast (Little River/ Mendocino) $145 1bd {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - Rosie’s Cottage is a charming one bedroom cottage in a quiet rural garden setting on the edge of the Redwoods in Little River on the Mendocino Coast, ½ mile from the ocean and two miles south of Mendocino village. Its’ off highway location ensures maximum quiet and privacy. The cottage sleeps four comfortably with a queen bed in the bedroom and a full size inner spring futon in the living room. French doors in the bedroom open on 100+ year old redwoods in a deep gulch with a year round creek. The kitchen and living room face a half acre of developed gardens featuring flowering plum and Japanese cherry trees, Japanese maples, roses and rhododendrons. The fully equipped kitchen includes gas stove, microwave, full size fridge, pots, pans and service for six plus. The living room features an open beam ceiling and also has cable TV, DVD, CD and private telephone. The cottage is well located – just five minutes from Van Damme State Park beach and the Little River golf links and ten minutes to historic Mendocino village, Big River State Park, Russian Gulch State Park and Mendocino Headlands State Park. It is close to hiking and biking trails and six other state parks and reserves. Your hosts will provide a complimentary fruit, wine and cheese basket with your favorite breakfast foods and coffee, teas, juices and plenty of fresh flowers. Rosie’s Cottage is wheelchair accessible and children are welcome. Kids under six stay free. Sorry, no pets except registered service dogs. No smoking in the cottage. We have a two night minimum and three nights on national holiday weekends. Rates are $145 per night for two persons, $15 for each additional person per night. The weekly rate is $850. Please call for longer term stays. Payment in check or cash only. We do not accept credit cards. A brochure is available either by e-mail or post. For further information and reservations, please call 707-937-5477.
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]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Travel and Tourism > Lodging {NORTH AMERICA > LODGING} - Quiet, complete vacation cottage on the Mendocino Coast (Little River/ Mendocino) $145 1bd http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/travel-and-tourism/lodging/quiet-complete-vacation-cottage-on-the-mendocino-20080928715.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/travel-and-tourism/lodging/quiet-complete-vacation-cottage-on-the-mendocino-20080928715.htm Mon, 08 Sep 2008 05:44:23 GMT From the guest book at Rosie's Cottage: "Thank you for allowing us this wonderful stay. Inside and out, this place will remain in our memories. The curtains, the flowers, and every piece of furniture is simply beautiful and made us feel like we were home away from home. S,V and Jane, San Jose" "Thank you, thank you! We had such a wonderful time! The cottage is just lovely, homey and welcoming. Take good care, C&P, Novato" Rosie’s Cottage is a charming one bedroom cottage in a quiet rural garden setting on the edge of the Redwoods in Little River on the Mendocino Coast, ½ mile from the ocean and two miles south of Mendocino village. Its’ off highway location ensures maximum quiet and privacy. The cottage sleeps four comfortably with a queen bed in the bedroom and a full size inner spring futon in the living room. French doors in the bedroom open on 100+ year old redwoods in a deep gulch with a year round creek. The kitchen and living room face a half acre of developed gardens featuring flowering plum and Japanese cherry trees, Japanese maples, roses and rhododendrons. The fully equipped kitchen includes gas stove, microwave, full size fridge, pots, pans and service for six plus. The living room features an open beam ceiling and also has cable TV, DVD, CD and private telephone. The cottage is well located – just five minutes from Van Damme State Park beach and the Little River golf links and ten minutes to historic Mendocino village, Big River State Park, Russian Gulch State Park and Mendocino Headlands State Park. It is close to hiking and biking trails and six other state parks and reserves. Your hosts will provide a complimentary fruit, wine and cheese basket with your favorite breakfast foods and coffee, teas, juices and plenty of fresh flowers. Rosie’s Cottage is wheelchair accessible and children are welcome. Kids under six stay free. Sorry, no pets except registered service dogs. No smoking in the cottage. We have a two night minimum and three nights on national holiday weekends. Rates are $145 per night for two persons, $15 for each additional person per night. The weekly rate is $850. Please call for longer term stays. Payment in check or cash only. We do not accept credit cards. A brochure is available either by e-mail or post. For further information and reservations, please call 707-937-5477 Sfbay.Craigslist.Org Quiet, complete vacation cottage on the Mendocino Coast (Little River/ Mendocino) $145 1bd {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - From the guest book at Rosie's Cottage: "Thank you for allowing us this wonderful stay. Inside and out, this place will remain in our memories. The curtains, the flowers, and every piece of furniture is simply beautiful and made us feel like we were home away from home. S,V and Jane, San Jose" "Thank you, thank you! We had such a wonderful time! The cottage is just lovely, homey and welcoming. Take good care, C&P, Novato" Rosie’s Cottage is a charming one bedroom cottage in a quiet rural garden setting on the edge of the Redwoods in Little River on the Mendocino Coast, ½ mile from the ocean and two miles south of Mendocino village. Its’ off highway location ensures maximum quiet and privacy. The cottage sleeps four comfortably with a queen bed in the bedroom and a full size inner spring futon in the living room. French doors in the bedroom open on 100+ year old redwoods in a deep gulch with a year round creek. The kitchen and living room face a half acre of developed gardens featuring flowering plum and Japanese cherry trees, Japanese maples, roses and rhododendrons. The fully equipped kitchen includes gas stove, microwave, full size fridge, pots, pans and service for six plus. The living room features an open beam ceiling and also has cable TV, DVD, CD and private telephone. The cottage is well located – just five minutes from Van Damme State Park beach and the Little River golf links and ten minutes to historic Mendocino village, Big River State Park, Russian Gulch State Park and Mendocino Headlands State Park. It is close to hiking and biking trails and six other state parks and reserves. Your hosts will provide a complimentary fruit, wine and cheese basket with your favorite breakfast foods and coffee, teas, juices and plenty of fresh flowers. Rosie’s Cottage is wheelchair accessible and children are welcome. Kids under six stay free. Sorry, no pets except registered service dogs. No smoking in the cottage. We have a two night minimum and three nights on national holiday weekends. Rates are $145 per night for two persons, $15 for each additional person per night. The weekly rate is $850. Please call for longer term stays. Payment in check or cash only. We do not accept credit cards. A brochure is available either by e-mail or post. For further information and reservations, please call 707-937-5477
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]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Travel and Tourism > Lodging {RESOURCES > NEWS AND MEDIA} - Athletics: Bolt to race Powell & Gay http://articles.world-of-newave.info/sports/resources/news-and-media/athletics-bolt-to-race-powell-gay-2008099337.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/sports/resources/news-and-media/athletics-bolt-to-race-powell-gay-2008099337.htm Fri, 05 Sep 2008 22:28:37 GMT Usain Bolt wins the 100m at the Van Damme Memorial meeting while 800m runner Pamela Jelimo clinches the Golden League's entire $1m jackpot. News.Bbc.Co.Uk Athletics: Bolt to race Powell & Gay {new window}   News.Bbc.Co.Uk - Usain Bolt wins the 100m at the Van Damme Memorial meeting while 800m runner Pamela Jelimo clinches the Golden League's entire $1m jackpot.
BBC SPORT | Athletics | Bolt defeats Powell in Brussels {...}
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]]> Sports > Resources > News and Media {NORTH AMERICA > LODGING} - Quiet, complete vacation cottage on the Mendocino Coast (Little River/ Mendocino) $145 1bd http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/travel-and-tourism/lodging/quiet-complete-vacation-cottage-on-the-mendocino-2008099764.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/travel-and-tourism/lodging/quiet-complete-vacation-cottage-on-the-mendocino-2008099764.htm Tue, 02 Sep 2008 06:32:14 GMT Rosie’s Cottage is a charming one bedroom cottage in a quiet rural garden setting on the edge of the Redwoods in Little River on the Mendocino Coast, ½ mile from the ocean and two miles south of Mendocino village. Its’ off highway location ensures maximum quiet and privacy. The cottage sleeps four comfortably with a queen bed in the bedroom and a full size inner spring futon in the living room. French doors in the bedroom open on 100+ year old redwoods in a deep gulch with a year round creek. The kitchen and living room face a half acre of developed gardens featuring flowering plum and Japanese cherry trees, Japanese maples, roses and rhododendrons. The fully equipped kitchen includes gas stove, microwave, full size fridge, pots, pans and service for six plus. The living room features an open beam ceiling and also has cable TV, DVD, CD and private telephone. The cottage is well located – just five minutes from Van Damme State Park beach and the Little River golf links and ten minutes to historic Mendocino village, Big River State Park, Russian Gulch State Park and Mendocino Headlands State Park. It is close to hiking and biking trails and six other state parks and reserves. Your hosts will provide a complimentary fruit, wine and cheese basket with your favorite breakfast foods and coffee, teas, juices and plenty of fresh flowers. Rosie’s Cottage is wheelchair accessible and children are welcome. Kids under six stay free. Sorry, no pets except registered service dogs. No smoking in the cottage. We have a two night minimum and three nights on national holiday weekends. Rates are $145 per night for two persons, $15 for each additional person per night. The weekly rate is $850. Please call for longer term stays. Payment in check or cash only. We do not accept credit cards. A brochure is available either by e-mail or post. For further information and reservations, please call 707-937-5477 Sfbay.Craigslist.Org Quiet, complete vacation cottage on the Mendocino Coast (Little River/ Mendocino) $145 1bd {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - Rosie’s Cottage is a charming one bedroom cottage in a quiet rural garden setting on the edge of the Redwoods in Little River on the Mendocino Coast, ½ mile from the ocean and two miles south of Mendocino village. Its’ off highway location ensures maximum quiet and privacy. The cottage sleeps four comfortably with a queen bed in the bedroom and a full size inner spring futon in the living room. French doors in the bedroom open on 100+ year old redwoods in a deep gulch with a year round creek. The kitchen and living room face a half acre of developed gardens featuring flowering plum and Japanese cherry trees, Japanese maples, roses and rhododendrons. The fully equipped kitchen includes gas stove, microwave, full size fridge, pots, pans and service for six plus. The living room features an open beam ceiling and also has cable TV, DVD, CD and private telephone. The cottage is well located – just five minutes from Van Damme State Park beach and the Little River golf links and ten minutes to historic Mendocino village, Big River State Park, Russian Gulch State Park and Mendocino Headlands State Park. It is close to hiking and biking trails and six other state parks and reserves. Your hosts will provide a complimentary fruit, wine and cheese basket with your favorite breakfast foods and coffee, teas, juices and plenty of fresh flowers. Rosie’s Cottage is wheelchair accessible and children are welcome. Kids under six stay free. Sorry, no pets except registered service dogs. No smoking in the cottage. We have a two night minimum and three nights on national holiday weekends. Rates are $145 per night for two persons, $15 for each additional person per night. The weekly rate is $850. Please call for longer term stays. Payment in check or cash only. We do not accept credit cards. A brochure is available either by e-mail or post. For further information and reservations, please call 707-937-5477
Quiet, complete vacation cottage on the Mendocino Coast {...}
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Category: Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Travel and Tourism > Lodging

]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Travel and Tourism > Lodging {NORTH AMERICA > LODGING} - Quiet, complete vacation cottage on the Mendocino Coast (Little River/ Mendocino) $145 1bd http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/travel-and-tourism/lodging/quiet-complete-vacation-cottage-on-the-mendocino-20080839611.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/travel-and-tourism/lodging/quiet-complete-vacation-cottage-on-the-mendocino-20080839611.htm Mon, 11 Aug 2008 06:48:45 GMT Rosie's Cottage is a charming one bedroom cottage in a quiet rural garden setting on the edge of the redwoods in Little River on the Mendocino Coast, 1/2 mile from the ocean and two miles south of Mendocino village. Its' off highway location ensures maximum quiet and privacy. The cottage sleeps four comfortably with a Queen bed in the bedroom and a full size inner spring futon in the living room. French doors in the bedroom open on 100+ year old redwoods in a gulch with a year round creek with waterfall at the bottom. The kitchen and living room face a half acre of developed gardens featuring flowering plum and japanese cherry trees, japanese maples, roses and rhododendrons. The ornamental trees are especially beautiful in the spring, the roses in summer. Inside, a fully equipped kitchen includes gas stove, microwave, full size fridge, full set of pots, pans and service for six plus. The living room features an open beam ceiling and also has cable TV, DVD, CD and private phone. Rosie's Cottage is well located - five minutes from Van Damme State Park beach and the Little River golf links-ten minutes to Mendocino Headlands State Park, Big River State Park and historic Mendocino village. It is close to hiking and biking trails and eight other state parks and reserves. The hosts will provide a complimentary fruit, wine and cheese basket, coffee, teas, juices and beautiful fresh flowers. Rosie's Cottatge is wheelchair accessible and children are welcome --those under six stay free. Sorry, no pets except registered service dogs.No smoking in the cottage. We have a two night minimum, and three nights on national holiday weekends. Rates are $145 per night for two persons, $15 for each additional person per night. Weekly rates are $895. Please call for longer term stays. Check or cash only. We do not accept credit cards. One night's deposit required on booking. For further information and reservations, please call (707) 937-5477. A color brochure is available either by e-mail or post. Sfbay.Craigslist.Org Quiet, complete vacation cottage on the Mendocino Coast (Little River/ Mendocino) $145 1bd {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - Rosie's Cottage is a charming one bedroom cottage in a quiet rural garden setting on the edge of the redwoods in Little River on the Mendocino Coast, 1/2 mile from the ocean and two miles south of Mendocino village. Its' off highway location ensures maximum quiet and privacy. The cottage sleeps four comfortably with a Queen bed in the bedroom and a full size inner spring futon in the living room. French doors in the bedroom open on 100+ year old redwoods in a gulch with a year round creek with waterfall at the bottom. The kitchen and living room face a half acre of developed gardens featuring flowering plum and japanese cherry trees, japanese maples, roses and rhododendrons. The ornamental trees are especially beautiful in the spring, the roses in summer. Inside, a fully equipped kitchen includes gas stove, microwave, full size fridge, full set of pots, pans and service for six plus. The living room features an open beam ceiling and also has cable TV, DVD, CD and private phone. Rosie's Cottage is well located - five minutes from Van Damme State Park beach and the Little River golf links-ten minutes to Mendocino Headlands State Park, Big River State Park and historic Mendocino village. It is close to hiking and biking trails and eight other state parks and reserves. The hosts will provide a complimentary fruit, wine and cheese basket, coffee, teas, juices and beautiful fresh flowers. Rosie's Cottatge is wheelchair accessible and children are welcome --those under six stay free. Sorry, no pets except registered service dogs.No smoking in the cottage. We have a two night minimum, and three nights on national holiday weekends. Rates are $145 per night for two persons, $15 for each additional person per night. Weekly rates are $895. Please call for longer term stays. Check or cash only. We do not accept credit cards. One night's deposit required on booking. For further information and reservations, please call (707) 937-5477. A color brochure is available either by e-mail or post.
Quiet, complete vacation cottage on the Mendocino Coast {...}
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Category: Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Travel and Tourism > Lodging

]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Travel and Tourism > Lodging {NORTH AMERICA > LODGING} - Quiet,comfortable vacation cottage on the Mendocino Coast (Little River/ Mendocino) $145 1bd http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/travel-and-tourism/lodging/quiet-comfortable-vacation-cottage-on-the-mendocino-20080770611.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/travel-and-tourism/lodging/quiet-comfortable-vacation-cottage-on-the-mendocino-20080770611.htm Tue, 15 Jul 2008 07:28:04 GMT Rosie's Cottage is a charming one bedroom cottage in a quiet rural garden setting on the edge of the redwoods in Little River on the Mendocino Coast, 1/2 mile from the ocean and two miles south of Mendocino village. Its' off highway location ensures maximum quiet and privacy. The cottage sleeps four comfortably with a Queen bed in the bedroom and a full size inner spring futon in the living room. French doors in the bedroom open on 100+ year old redwoods in a gulch with a year round creek with waterfall at the bottom. The kitchen and living room face a half acre of developed gardens featuring flowering plum and japanese cherry trees, japanese maples, roses and rhododendrons. The ornamental trees are especially beautiful in the spring, the roses in summer. Inside, a fully equipped kitchen includes gas stove, microwave, full size fridge, full set of pots, pans and service for six plus. The living room features an open beam ceiling and also has cable TV, DVD, CD and private phone. Rosie's Cottage is well located - five minutes from Van Damme State Park beach and the Little River golf links-ten minutes to Mendocino Headlands State Park, Big River State Park and historic Mendocino village. It is close to hiking and biking trails and eight other state parks and reserves. The hosts will provide a complimentary fruit, wine and cheese basket, coffee, teas, juices and beautiful fresh flowers. Rosie's Cottatge is wheelchair accessible and children are welcome --those under six stay free. Sorry, no pets except registered service dogs.No smoking in the cottage. We have a two night minimum, and three nights on national holiday weekends. Rates are $145 per night for two persons, $15 for each additional person per night. Weekly rates are $895. Please call for longer term stays. Check or cash only. We do not accept credit cards. One night's deposit required on booking. For further information and reservations, please call (707) 937-5477. A color brochure is available either by e-mail or post. Sfbay.Craigslist.Org Quiet,comfortable vacation cottage on the Mendocino Coast (Little River/ Mendocino) $145 1bd {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - Rosie's Cottage is a charming one bedroom cottage in a quiet rural garden setting on the edge of the redwoods in Little River on the Mendocino Coast, 1/2 mile from the ocean and two miles south of Mendocino village. Its' off highway location ensures maximum quiet and privacy. The cottage sleeps four comfortably with a Queen bed in the bedroom and a full size inner spring futon in the living room. French doors in the bedroom open on 100+ year old redwoods in a gulch with a year round creek with waterfall at the bottom. The kitchen and living room face a half acre of developed gardens featuring flowering plum and japanese cherry trees, japanese maples, roses and rhododendrons. The ornamental trees are especially beautiful in the spring, the roses in summer. Inside, a fully equipped kitchen includes gas stove, microwave, full size fridge, full set of pots, pans and service for six plus. The living room features an open beam ceiling and also has cable TV, DVD, CD and private phone. Rosie's Cottage is well located - five minutes from Van Damme State Park beach and the Little River golf links-ten minutes to Mendocino Headlands State Park, Big River State Park and historic Mendocino village. It is close to hiking and biking trails and eight other state parks and reserves. The hosts will provide a complimentary fruit, wine and cheese basket, coffee, teas, juices and beautiful fresh flowers. Rosie's Cottatge is wheelchair accessible and children are welcome --those under six stay free. Sorry, no pets except registered service dogs.No smoking in the cottage. We have a two night minimum, and three nights on national holiday weekends. Rates are $145 per night for two persons, $15 for each additional person per night. Weekly rates are $895. Please call for longer term stays. Check or cash only. We do not accept credit cards. One night's deposit required on booking. For further information and reservations, please call (707) 937-5477. A color brochure is available either by e-mail or post.
Quiet,comfortable vacation cottage on the Mendocino Coast {...}
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Category: Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Travel and Tourism > Lodging

]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Travel and Tourism > Lodging {NORTH AMERICA > LODGING} - Quiet comfortable vacation cottage on the Mendocino Coast (Little River/ Mendocino) $145 1bd http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/travel-and-tourism/lodging/quiet-comfortable-vacation-cottage-on-the-mendocino-2008075277.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/travel-and-tourism/lodging/quiet-comfortable-vacation-cottage-on-the-mendocino-2008075277.htm Tue, 08 Jul 2008 06:43:46 GMT Rosie's Cottage is a charming one bedroom cottage in a quiet rural garden setting on the edge of the redwoods in Little River on the Mendocino Coast, 1/2 mile from the ocean and two miles south of Mendocino village. Its' off highway location ensures maximum quiet and privacy. The cottage sleeps four comfortably with a Queen bed in the bedroom and a full size inner spring futon in the living room. French doors in the bedroom open on 100+ year old redwoods in a gulch with a year round creek with waterfall at the bottom. The kitchen and living room face a half acre of developed gardens featuring flowering plum and japanese cherry trees, japanese maples, roses and rhododendrons. The ornamental trees are especially beautiful in the spring, the roses in summer. Inside, a fully equipped kitchen includes gas stove, microwave, full size fridge, full set of pots, pans and service for six plus. The living room features an open beam ceiling and also has cable TV, DVD, CD and private phone. Rosie's Cottage is well located - five minutes from Van Damme State Park beach and the Little River golf links-ten minutes to Mendocino Headlands State Park, Big River State Park and historic Mendocino village. It is close to hiking and biking trails and eight other state parks and reserves. The hosts will provide a complimentary fruit, wine and cheese basket, coffee, teas, juices and beautiful fresh flowers. Rosie's Cottatge is wheelchair accessible and children are welcome --those under six stay free. Sorry, no pets except registered service dogs.No smoking in the cottage. We have a two night minimum, and three nights on national holiday weekends. Rates are $145 per night for two persons, $15 for each additional person per night. Weekly rates are $895. Please call for longer term stays. Check or cash only. We do not accept credit cards. One night's deposit required on booking. For further information and reservations, please call (707) 937-5477. A color brochure is available either by e-mail or post. Sfbay.Craigslist.Org Quiet comfortable vacation cottage on the Mendocino Coast (Little River/ Mendocino) $145 1bd {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - Rosie's Cottage is a charming one bedroom cottage in a quiet rural garden setting on the edge of the redwoods in Little River on the Mendocino Coast, 1/2 mile from the ocean and two miles south of Mendocino village. Its' off highway location ensures maximum quiet and privacy. The cottage sleeps four comfortably with a Queen bed in the bedroom and a full size inner spring futon in the living room. French doors in the bedroom open on 100+ year old redwoods in a gulch with a year round creek with waterfall at the bottom. The kitchen and living room face a half acre of developed gardens featuring flowering plum and japanese cherry trees, japanese maples, roses and rhododendrons. The ornamental trees are especially beautiful in the spring, the roses in summer. Inside, a fully equipped kitchen includes gas stove, microwave, full size fridge, full set of pots, pans and service for six plus. The living room features an open beam ceiling and also has cable TV, DVD, CD and private phone. Rosie's Cottage is well located - five minutes from Van Damme State Park beach and the Little River golf links-ten minutes to Mendocino Headlands State Park, Big River State Park and historic Mendocino village. It is close to hiking and biking trails and eight other state parks and reserves. The hosts will provide a complimentary fruit, wine and cheese basket, coffee, teas, juices and beautiful fresh flowers. Rosie's Cottatge is wheelchair accessible and children are welcome --those under six stay free. Sorry, no pets except registered service dogs.No smoking in the cottage. We have a two night minimum, and three nights on national holiday weekends. Rates are $145 per night for two persons, $15 for each additional person per night. Weekly rates are $895. Please call for longer term stays. Check or cash only. We do not accept credit cards. One night's deposit required on booking. For further information and reservations, please call (707) 937-5477. A color brochure is available either by e-mail or post.
Quiet comfortable vacation cottage on the Mendocino Coast {...}
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