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January 04, 2017 / Astoria Chloe / Decorations
Breakfast is important to have. You are better to have the breakfast in the cozy place that is very comfortable. You may get the breakfast in the kitchen for sure, but what about breakfast nook decorating ideas? Indeed, you can do these ideas for sure to get a better breakfast from the better place. If you want to decorate your breakfast nook, you can do these following ideas for sure.
The idea to create breakfast nook decorating ideas is by a modern design that will look more beautiful, simpler, fresher, neater and cleaner. Indeed, modern design is a great choice that you can choose for decorating the breakfast nook. Furthermore, the modern design will make your room in a minimalist style. Minimalist style will get you feel more comfortable. Sure, you should know how to create the simple and minimalist design for the breakfast nook.
One of other modern ideas is by breakfast nook furniture. Indeed, the simple design will be easily looked by the furniture. The simpler the furniture the better and fresher the room will be. You can get this furniture in many furniture stores. The thing that you need to consider is about the color ideas. Color ideas here means that you have the fresh color both for the furniture and also the interior design. For minimalist and simple design, you will need the colors with fresher one like white and other light colors.
The next idea of breakfast nook decorating ideas is the layout. It will be much better if you have the good layout of the breakfast nook for sure. You can choose the layout of this nook near the large window where you can see the sun or the sunlight will come through the windows. It is better if the windows design and curtain are also in a simple one.
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Discover challenging and dramatic walking trails shaped by the footsteps of traders, smugglers, saints and pirates. Cornish walking trails will reveal ancient tin mines, clifftop castles, timeless fishing villages and wild moors as you travel through a landscape of huge cliffs and hidden coves that goes back to the depths of time itself. In between the coastal drama, iconic harbours such as St Ives and Padstow give walkers access to some of the UK's best restaurants and coastal hotels. A county encircled by the wild Atlantic ocean, there is over 330 miles of spectacular world class coast path here taking you around the farthest corners of England - put simply it feels like walking on the edge of the world.
Stretching from coast to coast across the southwest of England, Devon is a richly diverse county with rugged shores and cliffs in the north, and classic Victorian seaside resorts in the south. In between you'll find tranquil green pastures, wooded gorges and the two dramatic wild moors in the National Parks of Dartmoor and Exmoor. Choose Devon for its walking variety, and you'll find that the popular image of cream teas and thatched cottages is true - but that Devon is so much more once you explore it on two feet. Coast to coast routes like the Two Moors Way will offer a journey through it all from the wild northern shores that inspired the Romantic poets to the maritime ports of the south coast.
Free your soul and clear your mind! Walking on the wild moors of these National Parks is a wonderful antidote to modern living. England's last true wilderness, Dartmoor offers 365 square miles of virtually uninhabited freedom with high moors and twisted dramatic granite tors a land of myths, ghosts and legends. Exmoor, its smaller and more gentle neighour, is 250 Square miles of near perfect and unique beauty, with high uplands swathed in heather and steep, wooded gorges and rushing streams. See Dartmoor ponies and Exmoor stags in these wildlife rich areas, home to 30 species of mammals and over 240 types of bird. The moors offer a unique opportunity for more challenging walking where the only human sound you will hear is the rhythm of your own breath.
Avoid the crowds and discover "Secret Somerset" missed by so many rushing headlong for the far South West. The 'land of the summer people' was named in a time when this area could only be visited in the summer months as the sea receded. Today its a rich, fertile and 'for real' landscape crowned by the fine walking ridges of the Mendip and Quantock Hills both protected areas of outstanding natural beauty. Rising up over King Arthur's Vale of Avalon along with the magical Tor at Glastonbury, walkers will find hidden gorges, wooded combes and the best inland panoramas of the South West. Also boasting its own Jurassic Coast Path, providing a gateway into the wilds of Exmoor National Park, Somerset offers walking routes without the crowds for those who want to find..... what the rest miss.
Dorset has a comfortable old world "English" feel to it and its walking routes traverse a rather more green and agricultural land of thatched cottages, cream teas.... and fossils ! Walkers here will find the more gentle rolling farmland, pretty villages and chalk ridges beloved by Thomas Hardy that sweep down to end abruptly at the World Heritage Jurassic Coast. Here, alongside the sea, those after more challenging routes can take a walking holiday through time itself amongst the dramatic chalk stacks, cliffs and arches of the Dorsetshire fossil coast. An area that can be very busy in high season but often suits walkers looking for more gentle and less exposed walking than the far west of the region.
Wales offers some of the best walking and outdoor activities to be had anywhere in the world. The 870-mile Welsh Coast Path was only fully opened in 2012 and is the world's first walk along the entire coast of a nation. The terrain is on an equally grand scale with towering cliffs, vast stretches of unspoilt golden sands, imposing castles, offshore islands and to the north there is the backdrop of Snowdonia National Park with its stunning mountains. Wales in general offers walkers great value for money compared to more popular areas like Cornwall with walking options to suit everyone, from those who want the cosmopolitan restaurants and facilities of towns like Tenby and St Davids, through to isolated and remote forests and coastal hills that sit on the very cusp of the Snowdonian Peaks. Bursting with confidence and pride in its "Welshness", its Celtic history, language and culture there has never been a better time for walkers to enter Wales.
The South West Coast Path is the UK's longest National Trail and one of the top ten walking routes in the world. It snakes, dips and rises continuously on its way through a staggering 1014km (630 miles) of pristine coastline, 450 miles of which is through nationally protected areas. It's a challenge too; walking the entire South West Coast Path is the equivalent to scaling Mount Everest four times! From towering cliffs to hidden coves, ghostly tin mines to lush subtropical wooded creeks. One minute a dramatic rock theatre hewn out of the cliffs, the next a prehistoric fossilized forest or a 20thC Art Deco Island Hotel. What sets The South West Coast Path apart from other trails is that around almost every corner is yet another surprise as you retrace the footsteps and histories of the tin miners, fisherman, smugglers, wreckers and the customs men who chased them.
Distance - 14 miles : Grade Moderate 6 miles and Strenuous 8 miles - what these grades mean
River Avon - Limited Ferry Crossing from Bigbury or the inland Avon Estuary Walk
Today's route gradually tests you more and more as short climbs and drops to Inner Cove turn into some challenging ascents en route to Bolt Tail and from here to Bolt Head one of Devon's finest high cliff walks. A scramble round the rocky headland at Starehole Bay is required before a drop into the woods and idyllic estuary of Salcombe.
The start of today's walk is famous for its breadth of fauna, carpets of wild white clover, sea thrift and marguerite daisies. This is also Adder territory and you may well be lucky enough to see one along the trail. A short run of sandy bays draws you to Thurlestone with its pink thatched dwellings (Thurlestone meaning holed stone a huge one can be seen offshore) Fine beaches here have the two vital Devon ingredients golden sands and teeming rock pools below the famous Rock Archway immortalised by Turner in his painting.
An impressive 70m Long wooden footbridge brings you over a marshland Nature Reserve on route to Hope Cove climbing Beacon Point en route, its claim being the point the Spanish Armada was first spotted from the land. Descend to Hope Cove with its square of thatched white cottages set below the hillside and the old lifeboat house and slipway which were stood down at the end of the 19C.
The afternoon section through Bolt Tail to Bolt Head as the names suggest is an exhilarating journey in itself and starts with a steep ascent to the wild Bolt Tail Headland. Breathtaking views reveal themselves back to Burgh Island, Plymouth, inland to brooding Dartmoor and even into Cornwall and the Dodman a long 8 days walk behind you. The location of an Iron Age Cliff fort, you can still make out the ramparts across the narrow section of headland.The next cove the Ramillies is named simply after the boat which gave one of the most tragic events along the coast path with over 700 troops drowned off here in 1760 during a fearful gale. Climb and climb 440ft on up Bolberry Down and onto the top of the cliffs a stunning section with kestrels, sparrow hawks and peregrine Falcons spotted from the heather, gorse and grasslands. Twisted spiky outcrops and precipitous cliff sides start to envelop the walker near Bolt head where a second world war accommodation shelter and lookout point is built amongst rocks, now only home to the malevolent ravens.
You now circumnavigate Starehole Bay on a rocky scramble to reach the spine of crags at Sharp Tor that thrust out towards the ocean the path now ending the day along the Earl of Devon's Courtenay Walk hewn out of the rocks to give access to Bolt Head from Salcombe and round a corner suddenly a new world opens up in the mellow rounded creeks, sands and wooded hillsides of a very inviting looking Salcombe. Enter through oak, chestnut and pine woods as you approach the yachts and bobbing boats of this placid harbour pausing to look over at the squat ruined tower of Henry 8th's Salcombe Castle the last Royalist outpost in Devon.
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Support For New York Marijuana Decriminalization Far Higher Than For Mayor
Category: News | Posted on Mon, December, 1st 2014 by THCFinder
During the 2014 Election, we found out that support for marijuana reform was higher than support was for most popular candidates. New York City did not have an initiative on the ballot (New York does not have an initiative process), but New York City did decriminalize marijuana. A new Quinnipiac Poll has found that marijuana decriminalization in New York City is far more popular than Mayor Bill de Blasio. Per Quinnipiac:
New York City voters approve 71 – 26 percent of Mayor Bill de Blasio's decision to decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana, but give the mayor an overall 49 – 36 percent job approval rating, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released today.
Today's rating compares to a 50 – 32 percent job approval in an August 26 survey by the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pe-ack) University. The racial divide over Mayor de Blasio grows wider, with black approval at 71 – 14 percent and Hispanic approval at 56 – 27 percent, as white voters disapprove 50 – 34 percent.
Support for decriminalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana is 51 – 45 percent among Republicans and over 66 percent among every other party, gender or racial group. Even voters over 65 years old support it 66 – 31 percent. Support in the boroughs ranges from 65 – 31 percent in Queens to 84 – 14 percent in Manhattan.
New York City voters say 70 – 27 percent that decriminalizing simple marijuana possession will not lead to an increase in crime, an opinion shared by every group listed.
I'd love to see a similar poll, but for full marijuana legalization. If just about any politician in New York City or New York State went head to head with marijuana reform, I bet reform would win just about every time. I'm hopeful for New York to legalize marijuana in 2016, but it will be an uphill battle since New York does not have an initiative system, as previously mentioned.
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If you are tired of hauling your old newspapers to the dump or recycling there are a couple good uses of it for around the house. First its important to note that newspaper is biodegradable and most of the inks are soy based so there will be no harm to the environment. In fact the newspaper should add to the organic content of the soil.
Idea #1
Use the newspapers to make paper pots. The pots are biodegradable and relatively easy to make. First gather your newspapers and an appropriately sized can. A soda can or vegetable can will work fine. Whatever size can you choose will determine the size of your pot. Then tear a suitable size strip of newspaper lengthwise. Next lay the can on the newspaper so that long strip of the newspaper will wrap around the rounded parts of the can. Be sure to let some newspaper hang over to cover the bottom of the can. Wrap the newspaper around the can and fold over on the bottom and there is your pot. Fill it with dirt and set it in a flat or a tray so that the pots hold together well. When you water these in the tray do not water the pots themselves, just put the water in the tray and it will gradually seep up to the top of each pot. When you are ready to plant them just bury the pot and all into the ground. It will decay gradually.
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Rather than dig up an area to lay a new bed, use newspaper then cover with mulch or dirt. First mow the area as short as you can. Then layer 3-5 sheets of newspaper to make it thick enough to block any weeds from coming up. Cover all gaps between the newspapers (if you don't the weeds will come back). The newspaper and grass will degrade and will help improve the quality of your topsoil. It will take about 4-8 months for the newspaper to degrade. It all depends on how much water the area gets.
You can use this around trees. I like to remove the soil around the trees in a 3 foot circle first. Then leave a small open area around the tree itself, maybe 8″-12″ or so. This is so the moisture can easily get to the root ball of the newly planted tree. Then lay the newspaper around the outside of the hole to prevent weeds and cover with mulch! If a weed does pop up, it's usually pretty easy to remove once you've done these hints. I hope you can use this in your garden!


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Thanks to Anny Ballardini of Fieralingue's Poet's Corner for publishing a poem of mine in the Winter Anthology, part of Anny's Four Seasons Anthology Project. My poem is called "An Account of Snow Settlement in the Palouse Region." Anny has already published a few other poems of mine on the Poet's Corner. These also include… Read More »


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6 Children, obey your parents in the Lord, for this is right. 2 "Honor your father and mother"—which is the first commandment with a promise—3 "so that it may go well with you and that you may enjoy long life on the earth."
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About the HELUZ company
We are a family
We are not any common company, we are much more, we are a family. We are engaged in production of bricks since 1876. In that year, Jan Řehoř built the first furnace in Dolní Bukovsko and fired first bricks from the mined clay. This was the beginning of a long story at which we can look back with pride.
Thanks to our products, thousands of people got new homes that could be utilised by other generations thanks to their durability and congenial environment. Carefully processed bricks are so resistant that despite their age of many dozens of years they can still be used for reconstruction of rural farmsteads up to the present time.
The family tradition was interrupted by coming of communists that nationalised the brickworks in 1950. More than forty years later, the descendants of the founders acquired the brickworks back and consigned their management to their son-in-law Vladimír Heluz. In the period after the Velvet Revolution the company experienced rapid development and factories in Hevlín and Libochovice were added up.
Leadership among the supranational companies needs more than only purchase modern equipment and extend production. It is necessary to dispose of an excellent team loving its work. Simply a family.
We live for bricks
Brick clay is a perfect natural material with unique properties. When fired properly, it is hard like a stone, at the same time it is permeable, with precise details. It cools in summer and warms in winter, offers congenial and healthy home. No wonder that on the market of real estates people are willing to spend more for living in a brick house. Final price of constructions made of HELUZ products is nowise different from constructions of other materials and the work proceeds quite quickly.
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In these days, we belong to the top three masonry systems' producers in this market. That is a proof of the fact that betting on quality and innovation was worth it. Moreover, from these three companies, only the our one is a Czech-based company, proud of the skills of our employees. We are constantly working hard and thoughtfully to be the best. We want to achieve the top position together with our innovative products.
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We built a sample passive house using single-row brickwork in the Czech Republic. No additional insulation, bricks only.
As the first producer of fired walling units in the CR we got an environmental declaration of the product (EPD) based on verification of bricks production in view of impacts on the environment. There are still not many products with this declaration that is necessary for environmental certification of buildings.
In September 2015 the company obtained an EPD certification for all brick products in all its production plants.
It is launches the first compact polished AKU brick with an airborne sound insulation of Rw = 57 dB under the name HELUZ AKU COMPACT 21 polished. This innovation in the form of a sandwich structure brick-mineral wave-brick significantly increases the acoustic damping values and, at the same time, its lower width allows the living space at the same building space to be increased.


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- Presented paper entitled "A Review on Removal of Rain Streaks from a Video" in the? 2 nd National Conference on Emerging Trends in Computer Science and Engineering held by Department of CSE & ISE at BGSIT, BG Nagara on 29th April 2016. This paper is indexed in ISRASE eXplore Digital Library and also in IEAE-International Journal of Engineering as a special issue.
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Moderator: Bill Schieken of www.cxhairs.com
Panelists: Amber Pierce, Reno local, Founder of Network for Advancing Athletes, Professional cyclist.
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Last year was the first time in my life I was ever patient in a hospital. Being 60, I never realized the responsibility placed on nurses. It is not the glorified job you see on television.ReplyDelete
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Scott Brown believes Celtic face their toughest ever challenge to reach the group stage of the Champions League as they prepare to join Uefa's revamped qualification process for Europe's elite club competition.
While Celtic will be a seeded team throughout, they now have to come through four qualifying rounds to reach the group phase of the tournament, one more round than in previous years.
The Scottish Premiership winners will be paired with one of six possible opponents in today's first qualifying round draw in Nyon after Uefa yesterday divided the ballot into three separate groups of seeded and unseeded teams.
The potential opponents are: Slovakian champions Spartak Trnava, Armenian side Alashkert, Latvia's Spartaks Jurmala, Valletta of Malta, Estonian champions Flora Tallin or Montenegrin side Sutjeska Niksic.
Celtic captain Brown said: "Uefa seem to making it harder and harder for us to get there.
"We've made it a few times, we've done it in the last two years which gives us hope, but then they make it harder and harder. We just need to make sure that, no matter what they put in our way, we need to jump over those hurdles.
"We'll get whoever we get. I'm not worried too much about it. I don't take too much notice of who we can get before the draw is made. Someone will come out to the training pitch on Tuesday and let us know who it is. We'll see what happens and take it from there.
"It could be anyone – it could be hard or easy but we have to be ready for the games in three weeks. I just hope we get the best draw possible and get into the next round.
"We're getting stronger and better so we need to push on and get into the Champions League proper. That's the main thing we need to do at the start of the season.
"It would be a better achievement than the last time because it's getting harder and harder but I don't think it's like winning a trophy. It's something our fans expect us to do and it's what we want as well."
The draw for the second qualifying round will also take place today with Celtic in the "champions path" section, which would see them face other domestic title winners.
The first leg of the first qualifying round tie will be on 10 or 11 July, with the second leg the following midweek.


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1000 year Chandelier
Everyone's heard that styrofoam takes 1000 years to break down, but we still use it for coffee cups and packaging. The least we can do is upcycle. Eric Lawrence just won the Sustainable Prize in Design Within Reach Austin's M+D+F competition for his beautiful chandelier made out of the styrofoam packing material from Apple laptops.
It reminds me of all those crazy 70's plastic lamps-of-the-future.
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Inspiring Upcycling: Electricity-Free Lighting
It's the simplicity of this project that makes it so beautiful. A man in Brazil is using soda bottles to light his workshop during the day (they're rated at 50 watts!). This would never work in our climate, but I would love the opportunity to see pop bottles sticking out of people's houses.
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Drive-in movies are back at Manfeild on 17 February for the first round of the 2017 Summer series.
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Ideally located on the Morne Peninsula, the Paradis is fringed by a stunning lagoon on one side and a spectacular golf course on the other, with the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Morne Brabant Mountain in the backdrop.
- Stretched over several kilometres of fine white sand beach bordering a turquoise lagoon
- A luxurious beach resort offering an ideal choice of accommodation for golfers, families and honeymooners
- Private villas on the waterfront for a stay in total privacy
- Access to all the facilities of the Dinarobin, an adjacent same category Beachcomber hotel
A spectacular golf course located within the spacious grounds of the resort:
- An 18-hole, par 72 golf course within walking distance from your suite
- The hotel's own Golf Academy
- Exclusive golf events available for guests
- Access to three other golf courses: Heritage Golf Club, Tamarina Golf Estate and Avalon Golf Estate
A wide range of land and water and sports for guests of all ages:
- 2 hammams
- Group or individual coaching
- Exciting activities available for children
A choice of 4 restaurants:
- A variety of cuisine with a feet-in-the-sand dining experience at some restaurants
- Access to 4 additional restaurants at Dinarobin
- This natural haven will gently embrace you with a sense of peaceful well-being
- Warm and homely place to relax in, inspired by the riches of Nature
- Pamper yourself with our own "fémézon" facials, body scrubs and wraps formulated with fresh seasonal ingredients
A Kids Club specially designed for children with swimming pool, free of charge for children between 3 and 12 years old:
- Activities promoting creativity and discovery
- Educational games
- Qualified personnel that are attentive to the children and available throughout the day
- A babysitting service available on request with additional charge and a 24-hour notice
Helicopter transfers and tours available from the hotel grounds.
280 rooms & suites (with terraces/balconies)
- 39 Deluxe Rooms (50 m2): 2 inter-leading pairs
- 120 Tropical Rooms (76 m2): 36 inter-leading pairs and 2 suites for disabled guests
- 50 Ocean Beachfront Rooms (50 m2): 8 inter-leading pairs
- 54 Tropical Beachfront Rooms (76 m2): 16 inter-leading pairs
- 4 Ocean Beachfront Suites (94 m2): 5 Ocean Beachfront Family Suites (100 m2)
- 8 Senior Suites (147 m2): Tropical Family Suite on request (152 m2). Corresponds to 1 pair of inter-leading Tropical Rooms
- Luxury Family Suite Beachfront on request (223 m2): Corresponds to 1 Senior Suite inter-leading with 1 Tropical Beachfront Room
Rooms, Suites & Villas capacity
- Deluxe Room: 2 adults + 1 child
- Tropical Room: 2 adults + 2 children
- Ocean Beachfront Room: 2 adults + 1 child
- Tropical Beachfront Room: 2 adults + 1 child
- Ocean Beachfront Suite: 2 adults + 1 child
- Ocean Beachfront Family Suite: 2 adults + 2 children
- Senior Suite: 2 adults + 1 child
- Tropical Family Suite: 2 adults + 3 children
- Luxury Family Suite Beachfront: 2 adults + 3 children
- Paradis Villa: 8 guests (4 adults max)
- Presidential Villa: 10 guests (6 adults max)
Features of the Rooms & Suites
All the rooms and suites are oriented towards the sea and possess the following facilities:
- Individually controlled air-conditioning
- Private bathroom with bathtub, shower and separate toilets
- Hair-dryer
- Individual safe
- Telephone with international direct dialling
- Television (satellite channels)
- DVD player and coffee machine in Ocean Beachfront Suites, Senior Suites and Villas
- Complimentary WIFI access
- Mini-bar with complimentary tea and coffee
- Electricity: 220 Volts
The Villas ensure space and comfort to its privileged guests, with an amazing view over the west coast and its unforgettable sunset:
- Ideal for couples and families- Private beach for a peaceful seclusion- Private club car and bicycles available at the villa- Villas with car access- Private Butler
- Chef and waiter on request
- In-villa massage
- Villa available on arrival and late check-out
Access to all the facilities of the Paradis and Dinarobin:
- A choice of 8 inventive restaurants for a variety of gastronomic dining experience
- 2 exotic spas
- Helipad
Features of the Villas
12 Paradis Villas (275 m2)
- 3 rooms including 1 children's room
- 3 bathrooms
- 2 rooms with double beds, 2 bathrooms with bath, shower, separate toilets and outdoor shower
- 1 children's room with two single beds, 1 bathroom with shower and separate toilets
- Living room with home cinema
- Terrace with dining area and lounge
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Barbecue
- Gazebo
1 Presidential Villa (450 m2)
- 4 rooms including 1 children's room
- 4 bathrooms
First floor:
- Presidential room with double beds
- Bathroom with bath, shower and separate toilets
- Spacious balcony overlooking the lagoon
Ground floor:
- 2 rooms with double beds, 2 bathrooms with bath, shower, separate toilets and outdoor shower
- 1 children's room with 2 single beds, 1 bathroom with shower and separate toilets
- Living room with home cinema
- Terrace with dining area and lounge
- Kitchen
- Barbecue
- Two gazebos
- Solarium
Restaurants & Bars
Daytime: casual
Evening: smart casual dress code for all guests in all our restaurants at Paradis and Dinarobin. Gentlemen are required to wear shirts or collared polo shirts, long pants and closed shoes.
3 areas seating 50, 100 and 150, as well as a terrace seating 50. Main restaurant overlooking the swimming pool and the beach.
Breakfast: buffet from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Lunch (seasonal): from 12.30 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Dinner: themed buffets every evening from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Seats 40 and 28 on the beach.
Restaurant located at the heart of the resort.
Lunch: Italian "à la carte" menu from 12.30 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Dinner (on reservation): Italian "à la carte" menu* from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Seats 100.
Beachfront restaurant. Seafood specialities.
Breakfast: from 7.30 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Lunch: from 12.30 p.m. to 3 p.m."à la carte"
Snacks: from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Dinner (on reservation): "à la carte" menu* from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Lobster menu on Mondays and Thursdays
Bar: from 7.30 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Seats 60. Open-air restaurant located close to the villas. Mauritian cuisine. Open 6 evenings a week.
Dinner (on reservation): from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. "à la carte" menu*
Bar: from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.
LE PARADIS Bar
Main Bar overlooking the pool and the lagoon. Open from 10 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Tea & pancakes: from 3.30 p.m to 5.30 p.m.
GOLF CLUB Bar
Facing the magnificent Le Morne mountain.
Opening hours:
In summer (between October and April) – 6.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. In winter (between May and September) – 7 a.m to 6 p.m.
Refreshing drinks and sandwiches are available to golfers at this bar.
*à la carte menu with supplement and a daily changing set menu included in the half-board package
The restaurants and bars at Dinarobin Hotel Golf & Spa are also open to guests of Paradis (on reservation)
Paradis Nature Spa
8 indoor massage rooms including 2 couple massage rooms (outside shower available in each room):
- 1 Vichy Shower room + 1 outdoor cabin
- 1 Balneotherapy room + 1 outdoor cabin
- 1 outdoor yoga platform
- 1 Aesthetic room
- 1 Hair salon
- 1 Consultation room
- 2 Saunas and 2 Hammam rooms
- 1 Relaxing pool
- 2 changing rooms
- Rest area
Golf: 18 hole Par 72
The outstanding Paradis golf course emphasizes the site's unique scenery and tropical feel. Fringed by the lagoon on one side and backed by the legendary Morne Brabant Mountain on the other, it offers a peerless combination of stunning scenery and challenging play.
- Paradis Golf Academy
- Practice range
- A clubhouse with an elegant bar welcomes guests between games
- Additional bar at 10th hole
- Golf pro-shop
- Callaway equipment rental
- Privileged access to three other golf courses: Heritage Golf Club, Tamarina Golf Estate and Avalon Golf Estate
Musical entertainment by Mauritian artists every evening
Water Sports
Activities available for free:
- Water-skiing
- Windsurfing
- Sailing
- Optimist
- Laser
- Hobie cat
- Glass-bottom boat
- Snorkelling
- Pedal boats
- Kayak
- Stand-up paddle
- Aquagym
Activities involving cost:
- Kitesurf
- Scuba diving
- Initiation to scuba diving
(at sea and in the pool)
Land Sports
Activities available for free:
- Bocciball
- Tennis (6 floodlit courts)
- Table tennis
- Football
- Volleyball
Activities involving cost:
- Mountain-biking
- Tennis balls
- Private coaching
Sports Centre
(as from 14 years old)
- Fitness and cardio room
- Aerobic room
- Body-building room
- Personal training room
- Personal trainer
Kids Club
- Free for kids aged 3 to 12
- A qualified team which has children's care at heart and which is available all day
- A convivial setting with a private pool, furnished with children in mind
- Creative workshops (drawing, painting, collage)
- Discovery workshops (nature, gastronomy, culture)
- Play and learn activities
- A baby-sitting service which is available on request with supplement (24-hour notice required)
Conference Room
Classroom style: 80 pax.
Theatre style: 180 pax.
- Lectern
- Flipchart
- Screen
- LCD projector
- Public address system
- DVD player
- WIFI access
- Additional material on request
N.b. lunches, tea breaks and cocktails on request.
Other Services
- Boutiques
- Duty-free jewellery
- Excursions
- Car hire
- Infirmary
- Business centre
- Complimentary access to WIFI/ADSL
- Departure lounge with showers and dressing rooms
- 24-hour shuttle service between Paradis and Dinarobin
- Helipad
- Limousine service by BMW X5
Credit cards
- American Express
- Visa
- Mastercard
- Diners
N.B. Personal cheques are not accepted.
Non-smoking policy
All guests must comply with the smoke- free law in effect in Mauritius since 2009.


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And this, my Dear Reader, is Sarani, the queen snow leopard of the Brookfield Zoo. Last year, she gave birth to two female cubs, Malaya and Daania. I love watching these majestic animals, and the viewing glass lets me be near enough to practically touch them.
One of our visits in December, we found all three of them curled up on each other. Sarani's resting her head on one of her daughters, which is exactly how my cats sleep at home.
And I was a little started to see I'd taken over 100 shots of them on just one visit! I picked my favorites for you today:
Malaya and Daania wandering around, sniffing things.
My cats do this all the time.
Um… I'll just stand here and look at the… log! I'll look at the log, not the large predatory cat that just caught me spying…
Look closely at this one. The cub is curled up on TOP of Mamma's tail. o.O…
Hunting! My cats do this exact same thing. "What izzit? Can I jump that high? I wanna catch it. I think I'll catch it. Is anybody watching me? No? Go!"
"Wait… I'd better check and see if I can climb up there first." … "Nope. Can't climb that. Is anybody watching? Go!"
Turns out, somebody was watching.
I meant to do that.
Tomorrow, it's T for pTerasaur!
No, of course not, those are extinct. Must be a typo. Now what did I pick for T? Hmm…
Thank you for joining me for the A-Z Blog Challenge. If you're blogging in the challenge, please leave me a link so I can come visit you too. If you have a moment, please check out these other fine blogs:
My theme on my Knoontime Knitting craft blog is Letterforms In Nature and the Built Environment. I'll be exploring my daily round, looking for shapes in the natural world and build environment.
The theme at Noon & Wilder is The A To Z of Chicago. Since I live here in the city and we have our Chicagoland Shifters based here, I figured I'd share a window into the city, Noon & Wilder style.
The Nice Girls Writing Naughty have a new home, and we're blogging in the challenge again this year. Throughout the month you'll be hearing from each of the Nice Girls, and during the RT Booklovers Convention from April 12th to the 17th, you'll be getting live convention reports. Join the conversation!
The Writer Zen Garden's brand new website is up and running, and we're bringing you posts from me, Noony; my partner in crime, Rachel Wilder (the Wilder half of Noon & Wilder); the talented Darla M. Sands – a blogger in her own right, see below; as well as Grace Kahlo, Evey Brown, and author Tina Holland. Check it out!
My friends who are participating in the challenge (and if you're not on this list, tell me and I'll add you!):
- Darla M. Sands, Awakening Dreams and Conquering Nightmares with a Pen
- Kari Trenten, The Cauldron of Eternal Inspiration
Write on, and Happy Blogging!


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30th May- 2nd June 2013
Anthony Strano
"It's time to become an angel"
In a subtle atmosphere of pure thoughts we can feel the power and beauty of our maximum spiritual potential: our higher self, pure, selfless and completely colored with divine qualities. We can already experience the inner perfection that is not related to the temporary things, people and places, that are not influenced by our limited desires, nor compliments and complaints... Such a person is fully commited to help others to overcome their weaknesses, pain, sorrow and stress with his or her level of awareness, attitude of mercy and deep understanding, as well a vision of the worthy, dignified and joyful world.
Anthony Strano is an Italian-Australian living in Athens, Greece. He is a writer, teacher and traveler. He is a member and coordinator of the NGO Brahma Kumaris Spiritual University. He directs meditation centers throughout Greece and Hungary and their activities in Cyprus and Bulgaria. He has practiced Raja Yoga meditation for the past 35 years and has travelled to over 40 countries to conduct seminars and retreats. This is his first visit to Croatia.
Accomodation: Hotel Korinjak - the first and only hotel on the Adriatic specialized for ecological, health and holistic programmes, offering only healthy vegetarian diet (www.korinjak.hr,); double and triple rooms.
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Za neke život ne vrijedi ništa...
No ipak, ništa nije vrjednije od života.


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|SHADES OF DARKNESS by George E. Brummell
Excerpt from Chapter 25
I flipped open my watch. Twenty-five past ten. It was too late to call clients to see if they knew someone I could hire to drive me to visit veterans and agencies. I decided to go to the lobby and ask the bellhop if he knew someone who might be interested.
I grabbed my cane and headed out the door. Which way was that elevator? I almost let the door close but then remembered I had not increased the TV volume, a way of helping me find my way back to my room. I also placed the "Do Not Disturb" sign on the outside door knob. The room numbers were painted on the doors so I wouldn't be able to feel my way back.
I stood outside my room for a few moments, listening for the telltale "ding" of elevators. Hearing nothing, I chanced left. A short hall came to a dead end. I turned, stepped to the opposite wall, and felt my way along until I came to a connecting corridor near my room, apparent by the volume of the TV.
A door closed behind me. "Good evening, sir," a male voice said. "I'm from Room Service and I just delivered food to Room 459. Where are you trying to go?"
I explained my predicament and he suggested I go to the restaurant and ask for Lola, who he thought might be available and appreciate the extra money. Lola was up for the challenge. "I sure can use the money. Sure, I'll do it. Besides, it sounds like fun and you're sorta cool. There's a lot of snow out there. Can you handle going to them houses in all that white stuff?"
"I was five years in the Infantry, camped out in many places and under all kinds of conditions. I can handle just about anything, and that includes you."
Lola, who was black and had an Alabama accent, chuckled shyly. We made our plans and I headed back to my room. As soon as I stepped off the elevator and turned the corner, I heard music from my door. Next time I'd turn the volume down. At least I didn't get lost.
Lola called at seven o'clock the next morning to tell me she would be in front of the hotel by eight-thirty.
I phoned the first veteran, got directions to his house, and recorded the instructions on my new toy, a microcassette recorder. After a room service breakfast, I went down and stood inside near the entrance. Lola rolled up on time, tooting her Road Runner horn. Her little car was like an oven inside, and smelled sweet from the fruity cologne she wore.
"Very comfortable," I said, settling in to the seat. "We're going to National Street first. Do you know where it is?"
"Of course. I know every house on that street." Within a few minutes we were there. She guided me by voice through the drifts to the front door.
"Come on in!" said Mister Brock. The house stunk of dog shit and damp dirty clothing. Brock was a World War Two veteran, sixty years old. Like most of the men and women I would meet, his blindness was due to aging—macular degeneration. Also, like so many other blind veterans, he lived alone. His house was paid for, with insurance money from his wife's death, and he received a small pension from the VA.
I stumbled over some shoes just beyond the entrance. Unopened mail, a tee shirt and other objects cluttered the living room floor. He showed me where the couch was by beating on its cushion. I pushed away a shoe box, a pair of underwear, and a 33 rpm record.
Brock could barely find his way around in his own home. When I asked for a glass of water, he ended up in the bedroom. I tried to convince him to go to blind rehabilitation. He needed it. If he had gone, maybe the house would have been in better order, and he could have found his chair when he returned with the glass of water. Brock was impressed that I came into the house alone through all the snow. I continued talking to him about blind rehabilitation, and I felt triumphant when he agreed to go to the rehabilitation center.
I told him that a sighted person could escort him at no charge on the Greyhound bus. I also explained the Talking Book Program of the Library of Congress. He was especially pleased to learn that he was entitled to a thousand extra dollars a year in his pension.
It was time to go. I dug out my veterans' list in Braille from my brief case and asked for the phone.
"It's the kind of phone you turn. I usually call and have the operator dial for me," Brock said.I assured him that the rotary phone was not a problem for me to dial, and showed him how I did it. I put his right index finger in the zero slot.
"Count the holes from the zero forward or from the one backwards." But I could tell he wasn't interested in learning. I guess he liked talking to the operator.
I took the phone back and called the next vet, recorded directions to the vet's house on my recorder and headed for the door.
"Where you going? You're not leaving yet, are you? I ain't told you about Normandy," Brock said, moving slowly toward me.
"I really would like to talk longer, but I got to go." He took my hand and shook it vigorously.
When I got outside, Lola hollered, "Over here, baby!"
The day went quickly and efficiently. I visited five more vets. One was a retired sailor from the Korean War era who was blinded a decade after he was discharged. "My ex-wife urinated for days into a container, then mixed lye with the stinky stuff, cooked it, and threw it in my face while I was asleep."
"Damn! That's crazy. Why did she use piss?"
"Piss has more impact than water, so I've been told. It worked on me," he replied bitterly. "A ten cent pistol, she called it." I couldn't tell if he was making it up or not, but either way, he was clearly a paranoid schizophrenic.
"Listen," Charles said, crying, "my mother's coming back to get me. Don't you hear her coming through the wall? Don't you hear her? Damn! You gotta hear her!"
There wasn't any one coming through the wall, only sounds of people walking past the front door of his apartment.
"Yes sir, I hear her," I said. "Let's not disturb her. Let her come in." A long pause, then he started laughing wildly, stomping his feet and clapping his hands.
"You're all right! I like you. You understand."
After a day with Lola, and a little bit of flirting, she returned me to the hotel. I undressed and hung my suit up. The room seemed noisy. People outside sounded like they were in the room with me. I heard their voices and footsteps. I turned on the television just as the phone rang.
"Hello, Mister Brummell? This is Sarah at the front desk." She giggled. "I don't know how to tell you this, but I think you need to put something on or close your drapes." She chuckled some more. "You have quite a few admirers looking in on you."
"My goodness, yes! I'll do something about that." I quickly hung up and turned my back toward the fan club. I stood there for a second or two, wondering what to do. I decided to back over to the window. I bumped into a table, then a chair and knocked it over. I nearly fell. By then I was really disgusted, and I could hear people laughing at me. They probably thought I was drunk.
I turned, faced the window, and tapped on it while looking for the draw cord. Someone, a crowd pleaser, tapped back and several outbursts of laughter followed. At least I was wearing my clean white jockey underwear.
"The show's over!" I yelled and pulled the cord. I was afraid I would run into some of those spectators in the lobby, so I had dinner alone in the room.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Smoking in New York City's parks, beaches, boardwalks, pedestrian plazas and other public spaces will be banned from May 23 despite complaints about excessive meddling by government in people's private lives.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg signed the legislation on Tuesday after the city council voted 36 to 12 in favour of the smoking restrictions earlier this month. The law extends the city's existing ban on smoking in restaurants and bars.
"Frederick Law Olmsted hailed public parks as the 'lungs of the city' — a haven where one could escape the overcrowded, noisy and polluted streets," Bloomberg said in a statement. "We need to ensure that our public spaces provide just that — a healthy place in which to relax and enjoy the surroundings."
New York joins Chicago and San Francisco with initiatives fighting second-hand smoke in public places.
New York City's parks department will enforce the ban, which said it would give a warning before issuing a $50 fine. Police will not enforce the ban.
"This is tyranny, rationalized by a lie," said Audrey Silk, director of New York Citizens Lobbying Against Smoker Harassment. "That second hand smoke is harming anybody outside is an absolute lie."
She said that her organization plans to organize an outdoor "smoke-in" on May 23.
Bloomberg has also promoted health measures including a ban on trans fats in restaurant food and a requirement that chain restaurants display calorie counts on menus.
Bloomberg is campaigning nationally for food companies to cut salt levels in their products and for the federal government to ban the purchase of sugary drinks with food stamps — federal vouchers used by 42 million low-income Americans to buy food.
New Yorkers can smoke on sidewalks, parking lots, streets and in their homes, although most landlords don't allow it.
Reporting by Bernd Debusmann Jr., editing by Michelle Nichols and Philip Barbara


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I am SO excited to share some of the highlights of the Brisbane convention that took place just this past weekend. It came and went FAR too quickly, but I have LOADS of photos to remember all the fun and excitement and am going to have a little show and tell session right here! So buckle up folks, this is going to be a long one.....!
First I just HAVE to show you this cute shot of my girls at the airport before we left.
The lady that checked us in gave the girls these stickers just to amuse them for 5 minutes, but I'm not sure she realised how apt they were! They amused us and other passers by for a bit longer as they wandered around the airport with them stuck to their shirts!
This next one is of mum and I while we waited for our flight to be called. Hope you don't mind me putting your picture up on the net Nanny :) (Thursday!!!)
The flight itself was as good as could be expected with a 19 month old in tow. There was a total in-flight chuppa chup ban as a result of the funny (although I'm sure it wasn't at the time!) story that my stampin' friend Gail told me. Other than the grumpy bugger in front of us that complained when Hannah was just getting her tray table out for dinner, it was mostly uneventful!
I must just get in a quick plug for the delightful La Toretta bed and breakfast in South Brisbane where we stayed for the five days we were there. Dorothy and Charles have set up a gorgeous little spot and we completely settled in and made ourselves at home. Highly recommended if you find yourself in need of accommodation with easy access to Brisbane city :)
My absolute FAVOURITE thing about convention was catching up with people that I first met in Sydney last year, meeting up with girls that I had previously only 'known' via email or blogging, and having the opportunity to meet some of my stamping idols. (WARNING, SERIOUS NAME DROPPING AHEAD!!) Here's a bit of an overview of some of the gorgeous folk I got to hang out with on the weekend...
Last year's winner of Demonstrator of the Year and all 'round cool chick Viiiiicki Deeeeeean!
Gorgeous Sam who I met last year in Sydney and LOVED catching up with again! This girl is a CRACK-UP and always makes me smile :)
The awesomely talented and occasionally potty-mouthed Teresa who NEEDS TO SET UP A BLOG so that we can all see her amazing work!
Lovely Trish who I FINALLY got to meet in real life after emailing back and forth throughout the year.
Another blog-buddy Di who always has lovely things to say in the comments section of my blog :) Go check out the gorgeous stuff she makes!
Lovely Linda the very humble and VERY deserving winner of 6th place in Demonstrator of the Year '08!
Fabulous Madonna, who frightened the life out of me when she came barelling up to me at the Leadership session on Friday night before I realised who she was!!
Here I am with Naomi, who along with Gail, adopted me to their teams over the weekend! The little green pins are for the Palm Cove Incentive Trip that we both earned and are going to with 23 other demonstrators in August this year!
Gorgeous Marelle, my pin twin (we got exactly the same awards in Brisbane!) with whom my Stampin' Up! journey has been amazingly similar :)
This is Aaron our Australian Stampin' Up! Manager - really nice bloke :)
This handsome fella was my hot date for the awards dinner! Scrubs up pretty good huh?!
Speaking of the dinner, look who else was there....
SHELLI!!! This woman is amazing and is the reason that I have a job that I love and get to hang out with 300 or so like minded crazy stampers every year :) I got to hug her 4 times on stage for the different award categories and I even stepped on her foot - oops! She promised me it didn't hurt....
Wendy from Inverell, AKA the Lady in Red - sweet, bubbly and just plain fun!
Here's Marelle again, all gorgeous and bling-ed up!!
Oh and then I got to hang out with Alisa for a while - every bit as sweet (and cute!) as she is talented, which is a LOT!! I did warn you there would be name dropping....
And here is Karen, another of my blog buddies that I was so excited to meet! I started seeking her out as soon as I arrived as I wanted to make sure I got one of her amazing swaps!!!
Speaking of swaps, here is the selection that I made to swap - many of which were completed at 2am on the Thursday night immediately prior to convention! Thanks to mum sticking and tying and bagging with me, it wasn't a 5am finish!! I actually think I may have damaged a nerve in my right middle finger from cutting out 48 flowers in one sitting - I still have limited feeling in the fingertip!
But enough about my stamping related injuries, here are my swaps (click on the thumbnails to see the full cards):
I ended up with somewhere between 60 and 70 cards to swap, and here's what I scored in return...
Instant array of fabulous ideas!! Gotta love a card swap :)
As for the stuff we actually made while we were at convention, here you go. Gorgeous watercoloured cards, a funky scrapbook page, another fun card using the fabulous Happiness background stamp and a sweet little box:
Finally, I am delighted to share with you my excitement in being named the 9th placed demonstrator in Australia. This also makes me 2nd top in Western Australia, which pretty much blows my mind! HUGE congratulations to Ngaire Anderson - another person who needs to set up a blog! - for being number one in WA and also top in the whole of Australia! As mentioned earlier, I am also one of 25 lucky stampers heading to Palm Cove in August for a 5 day luxury holiday, all expenses paid by Stampin' Up! All in all an amazing year and one that I could never have predicted when this whole stampin' caper started almost two years ago.
Actually, that wasn't the final thing I wanted to say. The most important thing is a HUGE thanks to my biggest supporters in my handsome man Tim and my wonderful mum. Thanks also to Aunty Mary who made sure to have a congratulations card (hand made of course!) in my mail box for me upon our arrival home :) My amazing team of stampers who are such great fun to hang out and stamp with. My wonderful hostesses and customers who have become my friends along the way. And those of you who come and visit me here (and actually READ what I write - hi Pat!!!) and make this whole blogging thing a big bunch of fun.


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These air carriers are taking customer service to new heights.
Singapore Airlines was named the best airline in the world by TripAdvisor's 2018 Travelers' Choice Awards released on Monday, and Southwest Airlines landed the top spot in the U.S.
The travel booking site's biggest Travelers' Choice Awards selected the 69 airlines that are going above and beyond by using an algorithm to crunch customer reviews of hundreds of airlines worldwide over the past year. It also expanded the honors to recognize the best airlines in seven global regions (Asia, Europe, North America, Latin America, South Pacific & Oceana, Africa & Indian Ocean and the Middle East) and to name the top airlines in service classes, including international first class, business class, premium economy and economy.
And Singapore Airlines emerged the clear winner overall, landing Best International First Class and Best Economy service provider, as well as soaring high as the the number one airline in the world. According to one highlighted TripAdvisor reviewer: "I flew from Sydney to Singapore in business class. The food was the best I have had in the last 10 years. Service was great and the staff actually wanted to be there. One of the best, if not the best airline."
Singapore Airlines invested $350 million in the new business class and refreshed economy class cabins, Conde Nast Traveler recently reported, including leather seats, mirrors that slide out from the side of your seat and 18-inch high-definition touchscreen TVs.
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"The award is a validation of the hard work and dedication of our thousands of staff all around the world, who focus their attention every day on ensuring that Singapore Airlines remains competitive on a global level," said Singapore Airlines' CEO, Mr. Goh Choon Phong in a statement.
Air New Zealand took second place, with rave reviews for its friendly flight attendants, "excellent" dinner and complimentary red and white New Zealand wines. Asian airlines dominated the global list with four carriers (including Japan Airlines, Taiwan-based EVA Air and Korean Air, as well as Singapore) making the top 10, and the Middle East scored two spots on the elite list with Emirates and Qatar Airways recognized among the best airlines in the world.
Southwest Airlines was named the best North American air carrier, and was also the only U.S. airline to make the global top 10 list, scoring sixth place. It received an additional nod as the Best Economy class airline in North America.
Ryan Green, Southwest Airlines vice president and chief marketing officer, said in a statement that, "It's an honor to receive several TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice awards for Airlines, including being the only U.S.-based carrier named a top ten airline in the world."
Rival JetBlue won Best Business Class. And TripAdvisor's North American award-winning airlines mirrored WalletHub's recent report, listing Alaska Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Hawaiian Airlines, JetBlue and Canada's WestJet as the cream of the carrier crop.
ALSO READ: This is the best U.S. airline to fly
For the complete list of winners from the 2018 Travelers' Choice awards for airlines, visit https://www.tripadvisor.com/TravelersChoice-Airlines.
And here are the Top 10 Airlines in the World according to TripAdvisor:
1. Singapore Airlines, Singapore
According to a TripAdvisor reviewer: "I flew from Sydney to Singapore in business class. The food was the best I have had in the last ten years. Service was great and the staff actually wanted to be there. One of the best, if not the best airline."
2. Air New Zealand, New Zealand
According to a TripAdvisor reviewer: "The flight attendants are friendly, courteous, professional, and dedicated to customer service. The dinner was excellent, even in Economy class, and there was complimentary NZ red and white wine. Even the safety videos are entertaining. I wouldn't fly any other airline between the U.S. and New Zealand."
3. Emirates, United Arab Emirates
According to a TripAdvisor reviewer: "This airline is the essence of style, class and comfort. Everything I had expected was surpassed. From their presentation, to their service, which is professional, but does not override their personable approach to travellers. The Airbus is huge, but the atmosphere within is comfortable, seats are wider, windows are bigger."
4. Japan Airlines, Japan
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APH Birmingham reviews
We strongly encourage our customers to give feedback and share their experience of parking at Birmingham. If you have used APH Birmingham and would like to tell others about it, please submit your review. Thank you!Write a Review
Here are some comments that our customers have made about APH Birmingham
Airport parking was first class with APH. Excellent drop off and pick up service at a very reasonable price for 8 days.
April 15, 2009
The overall service was good. The site was a bit further away from the airport than I would have liked, especially coming from the South. Quick to drop off the car, speedy pick up from the airport, cheap and the car was fine. About as much as you can expect.
April 14, 2009
Reasonably priced, good check-in and collection system and nice receptionists and drivers. Will return every time I fly. It is a very good service - once you find the place! (My sat-nav doesn't take postcodes and decided to take me to another Faraday Avenue south of Birmingham - but that's my problem!) Thanks again - i will be back!!! Bernard Marsden
April 11, 2009
Chose APH for ease of finding and price. Vry happy on both counts compared with other airports I have flown from. Check in and transfers were quick and efficient. Would happily use again.
April 6, 2009
very good, second time we have used this car park. It could do with more signposts as the first time we went we got lost!!
Fast service, no problems. Would use again.
March 31, 2009
Very pleased with competetive prices. Finding the car park wasn't difficult but larger/ more prominent signs would be very helpful at the roundabout on Faraday Ave and at the drop off/pick up point at the airport. Very friendly and effecient service at reception - outgoing and return and only had a few minutes to wait outgoing and return. Overall an excellent service. Thank you.
March 29, 2009
It all worked like clockwork! Didn't have to wait long for a shuttle either direction. Friendly efficient service and car was right outside the reception when we returned. Highly recommended.
March 27, 2009
Overall a very good experience.
The staff were efficient and polite and there was i minimum of fuss and waiting.
I will use this service again.
March 20, 2009
Easy to find car park, bus was waiting as we walked out of arrivals when we got back. Can't fault the service.
March 9, 2009
Excellent service and value. Need to remind/make phoning at carousel/ entrance/exit instructions clearer - didn't ring but coach was outside and available to bring us back, so not a problem for us on this occassion.
March 8, 2009
Easy to find, excellent prices, quick and easy transfer to airport will definatley use this service again.
March 4, 2009
Good value.
Site appears to be a fair distance from the airport so may throw you a bit but good directions sent and sat nav managed it easily. Good bus link so not really too much trouble.
March 3, 2009
Our flight was cancelled but we received courtious treatment from the APH staff. However I am not sure if we will get a refund for the unused time that we had prepaid for.
February 14, 2009
February 10, 2009
Very efficient service, only criticism was the wait after the phone call when we landed, the collection bus was only despatched from the depot when we called; leaving us waiting outside (very cold) for over 20mins.
December 4, 2008
having used this car park for the first time i would say that the service was excellent. from entering the car park to being picked up from the terminal on my return everything went smoothly. it was good value for money and i will certanley be using your car park again next time i travel abroad
November 29, 2008
I did fill in a review form similar to this but with more information on this morning, briefly again, 1) I was not for any security info. for the car and was nearly at the airport when your office contacted the transport bus to ask for my keypad code, suggest you ask this at the desk at check in. 2) The card I was given said ring from the APH phone next to the baggage reclaim conveyer belt number 6, well there are only 2! suggest you change your instruction. Now you send me 2 e-mails on the same subject both different. On the positive side we where on your bus at 11pm last night when it broke down at the airport another one wqas quickly provided. we will use your service again next time we fly from Birmingham.
November 25, 2008
I don't want to complain too much as all but one of your staff provided excellent service. However we were frustrated that the instructions provided on the 'blue parking ticket' were useless regarding using the phone in arrivals to contact the car park (there was not one!!) We used our mobile phone to make the call and when we made comment that there was no internal phone to use my daughter was flippantly told "yeah I know love its been like that for ages" he then provided adequate instruction. I do feel that his manner was very dismissive and certainly not polite or courteous, maybe that was not in his job description or person specification or an expectation of the company? It is a shame that due to one individuals behaviour towards customers the company could lose future/word of mouth bookings or a 'you get what you pay for' reputation? Other than that the service was very good:-)
November 19, 2008
Excellent service. The staff were very friendly, and helpful when we rang them for directions when we got lost! Also very good value for money.
November 17, 2008
I used the APH service for Birmingham airport and can only say that I found it to be first class. The price for five days parking was very reasonable and much cheaper than any of the others I tried.After finding the well signposted carpark I was very quickly given details of how to collect my car on my return.The staff were able to identify my return flight number and record when I would be back. A very efficient coach took me to the airport and on my return swiftly back to the carpark. On my arrival back at the car park I received my car keys, directions to where my car was parked, the code to exit the car park and was on my way within 5 minutes.A very good service which I would recommend to anyone and which I will definitely be using again.
November 9, 2008
The car parking experience was very quick and easy on the whole. It was a pleasant change not to have to find a parking space and the handover of car and keys was smooth and painless! Getting back, was just as easy and thankyou for such a stressless part of our journey.
The only negative comment I have is that the postcode provided did not lead us to the car park. (probably our sat navs fault) And having gone round in circles we decided to follow the directions provided. The problem we had there was that we were confused as to whether we were meant to go on m42 north or southbaound. This was probably our fault initially but felt that directions could be slightly clearer (for thickos like me!)
November 8, 2008
Excellent and efficient parking. Easy to find, good directions, prompt attention and transport to and from airport. Friendly and efficient staff. A very smooth operation.
November 8, 2008
We have used this service on several occasions and it is first class. Fast and efficient we have booked the parking again for our next holiday. The driver also helps with the luggage which is especially appreciated.
November 2, 2008
APH was easy to find from the M42 with a quick transfer to and from the airport - thanks from a satisfied customer.
November 2, 2008
I recently went to Florida for 2 weeks and parked at APH Birmingham who were excellent. I borrowed a cheap sat nav which got me on the right road but i had to phone APH for their exact location as my eyes weren't working so early in the morning and i missed their sign. Upon arrival booking the car in was straight forward and the much needed heated bus was sat waiting. The bus driver was helpful and friendly (even in the early hours of the morning) and the journey to the airport was short and comfortable. We were dropped right outside the airport.
When returning, we landed back in the UK in the early hours of the morning and it was freezing. Whilst waiting for out luggage we noticed there was an APH courtesy phone in the baggage collection area which was a godsend as in the past we have had to go outside to ring car park companies. We were informed the bus would be there in a few minutes. Just as we got outside of the airport, the once again much needed heated bus was just pulling up. The driver was friendly and chatty and the short journey back to the car park was comfortable. Upon arrival we saw our car parked opposite the reception so my wife collected our keys and we were on our way. Excellent, faultless service and we will certainly be using APH again.
My only potential negative is that you leave your keys with APH and they move your car about for you whilst you are away and i am not sure what the companies policy is if they damage your car.
October 28, 2008
Excellent service everything went well, shame that the building work at the airport,meant that all bus passengers ended up in a mingled queue. No fault of APH who's service was faultless.
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Obituary – Juanita Pearson
July 20, 2018
MISSION – Juanita Pearson, age 99 of Mission, TX passed away on Tuesday, July 18, 2018 and is now in the arms of Jesus. She is the widow of W.O. Pearson.
Juanita was born in Hope, AR. She was the daughter of Clarence and Elsie Harrison Johnson. She was a member of the Baptist church and the Daughters of the American Revolution. She enjoyed arts and crafts, puzzles and chocolate miniatures.
She is survived by her sister, Lucille McClain. She is predeceased by her husband, W.O. Pearson, brothers J.W., Merle, Paul and Louis Johnson, sister Rachel Dunn and sister-in-law Doris Ward.
There will be a graveside service on Friday, July 20th at 2 p.m. at Valley Memorial Gardens in Mission. Services have been entrusted to Ric Brown Family Funeral Home of Mission.


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Over the years I have created an extensive collection of beautifully illustrated children's books, mostly from my native country, former Czechoslovakia. Some of them are quite old: some are beginning to deteriorate, some are no longer being published, and others are just beginning to fade from our memories. All of these books deserved to be remembered and hold a special place in my heart. So from now on, I'll be posting these illustrations weekly. I hope you'll find them inspiring!
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Included with each Optris infrared camera is Optris PI Connect software for your Windows based PC. The software is very easy to use and allows you to get the most from your camera. It has no licensing constraints allowing you to install it as many times as necessary within your organisation. Updates are regularly released and are freely available. Optris PI Connect software is compatible with all netbooks, notebooks and PC systems via Windows 7, 8, and 10. Some features of the Optris PI Connect software are described below.
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The software can be configured to detect hot and cold spots automatically either on a real time image or as part of your post processing of recorded images and videos.
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You are free to create as few or as many measuring areas on the thermal image as necessary for your process. The measuring areas can be as small as one pixel but you can also configure rectangles and ellipses depending on your object.
The measuring areas function is very important and links in to other aspects of the software such as the alarm function. Temperature data for each measuring can also be saved in CSV format.
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PI Connect enables you to fully integrate the Optris PI series of thermal imaging cameras into your process and existing measurement systems.
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On January 15 Congresswoman Shelley Capito (R-WV) voted in favor of the $1.1 trillion omnibus spending bill, praising spending provisions including $8.6 billion in Head Start funding, $41 billion for highways, and $63 billion for the VA Department. But less than a month later, she voted against the debt limit extension required for the Treasury to pay for that spending.
In essence, Capito voted to run up charges on the nation's credit card and then refused to pay the bill when it came due. And she wasn't alone: 135 representatives and 17 senators voted the same, a 'default caucus' made up almost exclusively of Republicans. Many - perhaps even most - of these legislators may very well have liked to vote 'yes' on the debt ceiling bill, but felt constrained against doing so by pressure from Tea Party-aligned deficit hawks. But the fact a significant faction in Congress can vote to run up debt, refuse to pay for it, and bill themselves as "fiscal conservatives" shows just how much that term has lost its meaning. You can search below to see how your representatives voted on these measures. (Capito did not respond to a request for comment).
In contrast, 63 representatives and 26 senators – all Republican - simply voted 'nay' on both spending and debt bills: say what you will about their politics, you can at least respect their ideological consistency. The same can be said for the 215 in the House and the 54 in the Senate – mostly Democrats, but some Republicans - who voted in favor of both measures.
It's worth noting that historically, the parties not controlling the White House have used debt ceiling votes as opportunities for grandstanding and accusations of fiscal recklessness - during the Bush administration, it was the Democrats voting against the debt ceiling increases. The perpetual see-sawing on the debt limit makes hypocrisy a near-inevitability. Default caucus member Tom Cole, for instance, claims that his previous debt-ceiling support had hinged on "meaningful reforms to spending" or "ongoing economic recovery efforts," even though his "aye" vote on a clean debt ceiling bill in 2004 demonstrates otherwise.
The 152 members of our modern default caucus are unique in their refusal to acknowledge that federal spending currently isn't possible without federal borrowing. It's a throwback to pre-recession thinking, when Americans believed they could run up debt indefinitely and worry about the consequences later.
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Normally I wouldn't write an entire blog post about this. I mean, quizzes have been around since forever ago. I think young, impressionable Jenna was going ham on them during the days of MySpace, and I'm sure I've done my fair share of Buzzfeed quizzes that came across my Facebook timeline. But this one is very different, and let me tell you why.
Most quizzes are fun. You take them once and move on with your day, but these ones can actually be integrated into your website and blog. Meaning you can create some pretty specific quizzes for potential clients. Quizzes that people can fill out when they visit your site, and if they choose to enter in their email, you can follow up with them later.
If you're savvy enough to have your email list broken down into categories and subgroups, you can create a different email campaign for every result in the quiz.
So say you're a family photographer, you can separate your client email list into subgroups depending on the ages of their children. Maybe they have high school seniors, middle schoolers, elementary aged kids, or little tots. You could create a quiz with results specific to each age group, and as people are added to your email list they are also automatically separated into the relevant subgroups, giving you the power to create a specific email campaign for each subgroup of your clients.
Before I made my first quiz, I felt anxious. I knew this was something I absolutely had to try (it's just a flat out brilliant feature for online marketing), but would I have to learn an entirely new program? Would it take me all day to figure out how to put one of these things together? I knew there was email integration, social media sharing, all kinds of extra stuff, would I have to learn to do all of this too? I work from home with a 2 year old and a 1 year old climbing all over me. I just flat out figured I wouldn't have the time and would have to bookmark the whole thing for later.
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After you select a template, you have the option of what kind of quiz you want to create: an assessment, a personality quiz, or a scored quiz. For my quiz above, I chose "personality". It then takes you to a list of already created quizzes to choose from, or you can still create your own.
Each of these pre-made quizzes, really are already good to go. If you read through the answers and decided, "Yup, this looks good," you could publish it right then and there. If you want to change a question or answer, just click on the text and change it. Seriously, I'm not exaggerating here. It's pretty damn easy.
If you want to change the image, just click on it and do a quick search in the database. Plenty of free to use images come up. Just pick the one you want and done!
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At the top left is the option to "Enable lead capture and data collection for my quiz." It's automatically set to off. You'll want to turn this on.
First step – set up opt-in form. This is just want people see after they take the quiz, and they can decide if they'd like to enter in their email. I just set it to email only, for a few reasons: because it's the default selection and I don't want to do any extra work, and the less stuff people have to fill in the more likely they are to complete the process. You can edit all of this if you want by just clicking on it, but I just hit "Save and Continue" and moved on to email integration.
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