Sentences with phrase «ocean pool for»

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If these shallow pools existed at least 700 million years earlier — or when the oceans of Mars began to evaporate — they may have bridged a crucial gap for microbial life on the planet.

But the baroque benefits of Casa Dos Cisnes far exceed these epicurean exploits, as its bevy of other premium amenities — availed in an authentic and stylishly - appointed residential setting — include 24/7 bilingual butler service and multiple staff, monitored security, housecleaning services, private infinity - edge ocean view pool, fully equipped state - of - the - art gym, large media - entertainment room, concierge and spa service, musicians for hire, sports and boating excursions, VIP treatment at the city's leading beach club and most renowned restaurants, and more.

Yesterday was a perfect Saturday - I went for an early morning swim in the near - by ocean pool, had a light breakfast after that and then headed off to hatha yoga for 2 hours.

Acqualina Spa by ESPA, the first ESPA - branded spa in the United States, provides guests with an exquisite 20,000 - square - foot, two - story tranquil sanctuary of excellence and relaxation set in a class of its own offering 11 multi-functional treatment rooms and an extravagant private spa suite for two, along with the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful outdoor terrace complete with a spa pool, heated jet pool, and Roman waterfall — all set against the gorgeous backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean.

Other amenities at this elite escape include 24/7 bilingual butler service and multiple staff, monitored security, housecleaning services, private infinity - edge ocean view pool, fully equipped state - of - the - art gym, large media - entertainment room, concierge and spa service, musicians for hire, sports and boating excursions, VIP treatment at the city's leading beach club and most renowned restaurants, and more.

Rooms in the 14, 15 or 16 block are great for being really close to everything (all though everything is still quite close) but our child still naps so we requested a walk out and were able to put our chairs in the sun and be close enough to take turns strolling to the beach bar or jumping in the ocean or pool for a dip.

While you may never use a diaper for swimming around your house, (I know my sons always wanted to be naked in their little pools in our backyard), you will definitely need one if you are going to a public pool, and you probably want to have one if you are going to the river, lake or ocean to swim.

Then I was on Bub watch duty (and pool - side cocktail duty) while they waited in line for the AquaDuck — the waterslide that goes out over the ocean.

Make sure your kids understand that swimming in a pool is different from swimming in a lake or the ocean — there are different hazards for each.

This easy loop will have you happening upon amazing views of the ocean, as well as large pools should you want to pop in for a dip.

There are some adult only salt - water fed pools down in front of the beach restaurant (great place for brekkie and lunch looking onto the ocean).

Do NOT leave your toddler near or around water (for example, bathtubs, pools, ponds, lakes, whirlpools, or the ocean) without someone watching her.

Last month, the marine animal showcase by the lake introduced Stingray Touch, a place for warm - weather visitors to pet de-barbed, ocean - going bottom - feeders in an outdoor pool.

It's also water resistant for up to 80 minutes so you don't have to worry when you take a dip in the pool or wade out into the ocean.

Rocky tide pools may operate as an indicator for future ocean conditions.

Researchers from around the world have now pooled their data on the movements of a wide array of marine animals, enabling them to look for common features in how animals move throughout the world's oceans.

The effect of Kelvin - Helmholtz instability waves (named for 19th century scientists Lord William Thomson Kelvin and Hermann von Helmholtz) can commonly be seen in cloud patterns, on the surface of oceans or lakes, or even a backyard pool.

Before a brutal 10 - week research cruise in the Southern Ocean in 2009, oceanographer Victor Smetacek, a co-leader of the expedition, encouraged scientists to bring swimsuits for the ship's sauna and small swimming pool.

They stay in the ocean for several years, and then they deliver themselves upstream to the pools that scientists are studying.

But a few billion years ago a slightly fainter sun might have allowed for a relatively cool Venus, one where liquid water could have pooled in vast oceans that were friendly to life.

Some coral populations in peripheral seas (or extreme environments such as tide pools) live today in environments that climate change projections expect for the tropical ocean in about a century.

Fumio Inagaki from the Japan Agency for Marine - Earth Science and Technology, who made the discovery, says the lake probably formed when carbon dioxide seeped out through the ocean floor from a deep - sea volcano and pooled under a blanket of solid, icelike CO2 hydrate and deep - sea sediment.

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Thus, during an El - Nino, much of the heat content of the Indo - Pacific warm pool moves from being too deep for surface measurements to detect, to being spread out on the surface of the ocean, where surface measurements can detect it.

This thesis reports on the potential influence of OA on element pool partitioning and particulate organic matter stoichiometry with consequences for biogeochemical cycling of elements in the ocean.

Sharks that had been swimming for five days in pools of regular ocean water spent more than 60 percent of their time in the squid - scented stream.

I also incorporate lots of ocean swimming, and the occasional and brief pool session, for the feel and flow of being in water.

For sprint style, swim as hard as you can to the other side of a 25 - meter or 50 - meter pool (or sprint swim similar distances in a lake or the ocean if you like to swim outdoors).

This may work for cold pools and oceans, but you'll have no such luck with new health and fitness habits.

Worth New York's off the shoulder dress in pale azurine proved to be the perfect option when visiting La Valencia's 7th floor terrace, MED Ocean View Restaurant, for a quick lunch overlooking the colorful gardens and pool.

Maybe it's the anticipation of finally being in a pool or an ocean again, but I love to think ahead to what I might want to wear for the new season.

We did a yoga class overlooking the ocean yesterday morning and then spent the rest of the day alternating between eating, laying next to the pool (I practically bathed in sunscreen), and occasionally going for a dip to mix things up.

For anyone with a backyard near a lake, pool or ocean, this is a fabulous idea.

Pero, there's no need to dwell on that, summer is still here and there's absolutely no reason for you not to wear your favorite swimsuit and jump into the ocean (or pool).

The last thing you want is for one of them to decide the ocean looks like a swimming pool and start running out of your sight.

IdleBird offers a stunning selection of women's SPF beach clothing online throughout Australia.Combining popular fashion trends with a level of UV protection typically associated with rash tops, these versatile garments offer women the ultimate outfit for lounging by the pool or ocean and going out afterwards.

For this reason, the ocean of «liquidity on the sidelines» in money market funds is not a pool of money waiting to be invested in stocks or bonds, but is instead a measure of how dependent U.S. borrowers are on short - term debt.

For dogs that will be by a river, lake, ocean or backyard pool we also look at swim lessons as «survival training» in case of an accident.

During the dog days of summer, a dunk in the pool, lake, or ocean can be refreshing, not just for you but for your pooch as well — if he's a strong swimmer.

I found an awesome collapsible pool for dogs on Amazon that works just as well as these little pools and they're made for Frenchie - sized dogs, too, so they're much safer than swimming in creeks, lakes, ponds, or oceans!

This can be bad for them, as chlorine, salt, or pollutants will be present in pools, oceans, or lakes.

Princeville, Kauai, Hawaii — From private swimming pools to ocean views, these newest Kauai vacation rentals from The Parrish Collection Kauai open in time for summer vacations.

Tennis is complimentary and so it the shimmering ocean view swimming pool ready for you to take the plunge.

Great location on a wonderful beach73 North Kihei Road, # 504, Kihei, HI, 96753, United States Nani Kai Hale is perfectly located ocean view apartment, building directly on the beach with great pool and outdoor space, in the middle of Maui for: • Going whale watching, especially out of Maalaea • Driving to Haleakala, Kula, Makawao, Paia and more • Enjoying Kihei, Wailuku, and Kahalui • Eating great in Central Maui • Walking Sugar Beach • Swimming in Maalaea Bay, snorkeling down the coast • And more!

Guests at Poipu Kapili can relax in the ocean view swimming pool, play a round of tennis, pick herbs for their farmer's market sourced meal or just relax on their ocean lanai gazing at the soothing waves rolling by.

From the pristine infinity pool / spa with golf course and ocean views, to the four well - appointed ensuite bedrooms, to the comfortable great room with sound system and glass doors opening to the deck, Casa Stamm provided a wonderful experience for our group of eight.

Peppers Beach Club & Spa Palm Cove Guest Review Response from Cairns Holiday Specialists Thank you for your feedback Sue, We are glad you enjoyed the variety of pool options and the views are pretty amazing from the Ocean View rooms!

While the upstairs living room features a pool table, bar, ideal seating for a large HDTV and huge pocket doors that open to the lanais and offer more epic ocean views, the media room with AC hosts a digital home theatre system with a wall size HD projector screen and DVD player.

At Poipu Kapili, you can relax in the sparking oceanfront swimming pool, play a round of tennis, pick herbs for your farmer's market sourced meal or just relax on your ocean lanai, gazing at the tranquil waves rolling by.

The tidal pool is always a hive of activity, not only does it boast gorgeous views but you will always find people sitting on the beach gazing out into the ocean, children swimming (mostly in summer), families playing soccer on the grass, eager fishermen trying their luck for the day and more.