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anyone recomend a place all inclusive,ive been to granada park which was good
but was wondering if anyone been to anywhere in costa adeje.
but was wondering if anyone been to anywhere in costa adeje.
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i was in the las palmeras in las americas in march A.I and it was pretty good mate
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we went to the bittacora in playa les americas last year was great a,I hotel going again this year
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hope yous all went to the ibrox bar lol
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cant say i went there lol went to veronicas afew times tho
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some right dirtys in veronicas lol
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attrac..._de_las_Americas_Tenerife_Canary_Islands.html
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attrac..._de_las_Americas_Tenerife_Canary_Islands.html
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its a right shit hole m8 lol , but when your pissed u dont seem to see it like that
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good cheap drink in most of the bars but fook me its full of cockroaches there everywhere ugly wee coonts lol
did u know
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/7981714/Cockroaches-could-help-combat-MRSA-and-E.coli.html
Scientists at Nottingham University found that the insects, which are widely reviled for their dirty image, could actually be more of a health benefit than a health risk.
They have identified up to nine different molecules in the tissues of cockroaches and locusts that are toxic to bacteria and they hope will pave the way for new treatments for multi-drug resistant bacterial infections.
The tissues of the brain and nervous system of the insects were able to kill more than 90% of MRSA and E.coli bacteria, without harming human cells.
Simon Lee, a postgraduate researcher who is presenting his work at the Society for General Microbiology’s autumn meeting in Nottingham, said: “We hope that these molecules could eventually be developed into treatments for E. coli and MRSA infections that are increasingly resistant to current drugs.
“Also, these new antibiotics could potentially provide alternatives to currently available drugs that may be effective but have serious and unwanted side effects,” he said.
did u know
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/7981714/Cockroaches-could-help-combat-MRSA-and-E.coli.html
Scientists at Nottingham University found that the insects, which are widely reviled for their dirty image, could actually be more of a health benefit than a health risk.
They have identified up to nine different molecules in the tissues of cockroaches and locusts that are toxic to bacteria and they hope will pave the way for new treatments for multi-drug resistant bacterial infections.
The tissues of the brain and nervous system of the insects were able to kill more than 90% of MRSA and E.coli bacteria, without harming human cells.
Simon Lee, a postgraduate researcher who is presenting his work at the Society for General Microbiology’s autumn meeting in Nottingham, said: “We hope that these molecules could eventually be developed into treatments for E. coli and MRSA infections that are increasingly resistant to current drugs.
“Also, these new antibiotics could potentially provide alternatives to currently available drugs that may be effective but have serious and unwanted side effects,” he said.
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Stayed in the las Dalias in Adeje, had a really good time, food and drink was brilliant all inclusive 
Iberostar Las Dalias All-inclusive Resort Reviews and Photos, Playa de las Americas, Spain. - TripAdvisor
Iberostar Las Dalias All-inclusive Resort Reviews and Photos, Playa de las Americas, Spain. - TripAdvisor
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