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Carlsbad Inn Beach Resort

http://www.carlsbadinn.com

Carlsbad Inn Beach Resort offers 62 charming Hotel Rooms accommodating 2 to 4 people and 132 one and two bedroom condominiums accommodating 4 to 6 persons. Many hotel rooms have kitchenettes, views, some have fireplaces and private spas.

This is truly a destination resort! Park your car at the resort and comfortably walk to many boutiques, antique shops and more than 25 delightful restaurants and cafes. Stroll to the water's edge to experience the exhilaration of Carlsbad's five miles of clean, uncrowded beaches.

If you are looking for an apartment at the beach, our spacious condominiums have complete kitchens, dining areas, living rooms and balconies or patios. Carlsbad Inn Beach Resort offers timeshare Condominiums for Rental, Purchase or RCI exchange.

Scottsdale Resort and Athletic Club

http://www.scottsdaleresortandathleticclub.com

Boasting 11 championship tennis courts, two pools, multiple levels of intimate workout studios and top of the line fitness equipment, the Scottsdale Resort and Athletic Club also offers unlimited fitness classes with separate Pilates and Spinning studios. The club features a library, childcare center, and a full-service spa featuring aromatherapy massages, European facials and seaweed body wraps. The club also houses the OC SEVEN Restaurant & Bar for casual and fine dining, as well as banquet and meeting rooms for special events.

Resort accommodations range from standard guest rooms and suites to one, two and three-bedroom villas, deluxe villas, presidential suites, and the grande dame 3-bedroom presidential villas plus den. Guest rooms and suites feature king beds, wet bar with fridge and microwave, 27-inch televisions with over 80 cable channels, DVD player, and working desk with complimentary high-speed Internet access.

 

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NASA Scientists Identify Smallest Known Black Hole

 If you want to know the universe's ultimate tough guys, look no further than black holes. These strange objects gobble up gas from their surroundings, and sometimes swallow entire stars. But a black hole's gravity is so powerful that nothing, not even light, can escape its grasp.

But just as Olympic boxing teams have their flyweights, somewhere out there in the depths of space exists the lightest black hole in the universe. It's still a tough guy, but it's smaller and lighter than all other members of its kind.

Astronomers may never find the universe's lightest black hole, but in results announced on March 31, they have come close. Nikolai Shaposhnikov and Lev Titarchuk, who work at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., have identified the smallest known black hole in the universe. This black hole would weigh the same as 3.8 of our Suns if it could be put on a giant scale.

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