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Surrounded by salty sea breezes, swaying palms, and the echo of the ocean, get lost in the complete serenity of Bali and Lombok from the luxury of your secluded 5* Oberoi villas.
Set in Bali's tropical gardens and Lombok's lush rainforests, each day brings new tropical adventures as you choose between a kaleidoscope of optional activities. Head out on an early morning bike ride, following the sun as it rises over stretching rice paddies and hillside temples. Take your body on a journey of complete transformation as you enjoy the healing hands of well-trained therapists in the outdoor spa pavilions, or rejuvenate with early morning yoga sessions in the gardens. Discover colorful reefs as you snorkel with turtles, horseback ride through remote villages, trek to breathtaking tiered waterfalls, learn to make woven trays from coconut leaves, and more – all from the comfort of your resort. Depending on the time of year, participate in the hotel's turtle release program.
Guided tours take you to the Kerta Gosa full of exquisite ceiling murals, Bali's largest ancient monument the Gunung Kawi temple, incredible beaches with clear turquoise waters, the bustling market of Kediri, villages full of Sasak women creating traditional earthenware pottery, a Hindu temple inhabited by hundreds of holy monkeys & countless more. Featuring private guides, drivers, and luxurious 5* Oberoi hotels.
Meet your driver for an airport transfer with a private vehicle and English speaking guide.
The Oberoi is a a wonderfully secluded cluster of luxury villas and lanai set in 15 acres of tropical gardens on Seminyak Beach. Built in traditional Balinese style, relax in truly fabulous settings that celebrate your privacy with charming thatched roof villas, private pools, unique garden bathrooms and exquisite interiors featuring Balinese art. Relax in the comfort of your fully air-conditioned room, complete with teak and Balinese artefacts, looking out onto private courtyard gardens. Dine at one of the hotel's restaurants, offering the very best in fine ingredients and wonderful settings in which to enjoy them.
Start the day with a visit to Kerta Gosa, or Hall of Justice, built in 18th century in Klungkung. It is beautifully laid out within a moat and provides an exquisite example of the Klungkung style of painting and architecture which can be seen in their ceiling murals. Continue through spectacular views of terraced rice fields to Besakih temple, located on the slope of Mount Agung, Bali highest volcano. It is called Mother Temple of Bali as it houses ancestral shrines for all Hindu Balinese and a complex of nearly 24 temples. Our next stop is Kintamani where you can enjoy your lunch with a breathtaking view over the caldera lake, Danau Batur. Driving down, we arrive in the bottom of a lush green valley, where the Gunung Kawi temple, Bali largest ancient monument is located. It consists of 10 rock-cut candi (shrines) – memorials cut out of the rock face in imitation of actual statues and stand in 7m-high sheltered niches cut into the sheer cliff face. Our last stop will be Goa Gajah.
Enjoy time at leisure to explore at your own pace, or relax at your hotel.
Enjoy a transfer from your hotel in Bali to Padang Bai Harbour with a private vehicle and driver. From there you will take a Gili Cat to Gili and Lombok.
A hideaway with acres of tropical gardens, shimmering ocean and golden sands along a private beach. Lush rainforests, sparkling blue ocean views and beautiful beaches accompany you as you arrive at this idyllic garden resort. The Oberoi, Lombok, has an intimate ambience, with thatched-roof villas and terraced pavilions dotting 24 acres of tropical gardens. The villas and pavilions have expansive, shaded terraces to relax in, while you look out at beautiful gardens or beaches. All the villas and terrace pavilions offer spacious bedrooms and feature local colours, textures and artifacts.
The highlight of this full day tour is the deserted island of Gili Nanggu, with its beautiful beaches and clear turquoise water. On the way you will have the opportunity to sample the daily life of the local Sasak people. Visit the morning market at Kediri and stop off at the village of Banyumulek to see the Sasak women producing earthenware pottery, as they have done for generations. Continue on to sacred Mt. Pengsong, and the Hindu temple, which is inhabited by hundreds of holy monkeys. Sail from Lembar, by traditional motorized outriggers, for the 30 minutes trip to Gili Nanggu, where there will be time to relax and swim on this pristine island. Lunch will be provided midday.
Visit the village of Tetebatu and Loyok, popularly known as a peaceful and tranquil village. You will do some soft trekking to the local forest inhabited by the wild black monkeys (pitu), mahogony trees and clove plantations & enjoy the simple and natural way of life of the locals. You will also visit Lingsar temple, which symbolizes the harmony of Muslim and Hindu, Taman Narmada, a kingly garden which is also the replica of Lake Segara Anak in Mount Rinjani. Lunch will be provided along the way.
Fly from Lombok to Bali. Flight time is approximately 30 minutes.
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The city is hosting the first "Greatest Community Garage Sales and Super Fleas" of the 2013 season. It runs from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday. It's a great chance for bargain hunters to sort through a vast collection of items to find some hidden gems or special items.
This is just the first of many weekends. The sales will return next Sunday, April 28 as well as a multitude of other dates throughout the summer and fall.
If you are looking to do some spring cleaning, you can rent your own spot. Each space cost $25 per week and can be purchased by calling the Market Office at 428-6907 between 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday through Friday.
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Yesterday, I got lunch at Cho-Cho's, a restaurant that opened a few months ago in Wilkinsburg. Cho-Cho's menu is a medley of Southern foods (ribs, fried chicken, mac and cheese) and African food (fufu, a few other things I can't remember). I'd been particularly interested in it because it advertised ribs, and I'm always on the lookout for good barbecue.
The place is pretty bare-bones, with most of the area devoted to food prep. (There's no seating)
I decided to try the unfamiliar options: I got fufu and oxtail stew. I'd read from Wikipedia that fufu is a thick paste made from pounded starchy root vegetables, but I'd never tried it.
I was the only customer in the restaurant, so I was able to watch Paul the proprietor at work preparing the food. The fufu was a very labor-intensive process--it required about ten minutes of mixing fufu flour and water, stirring vigorously, microwaving a bit, and stirring and microwaving more. We had time to talk a bit, also: I learned that Paul is from Zambia, and the restaurant is named for his young son (whom I saw roaming around the place). Paul also told me about the African way of eating fufu with one's hands; one pinches off a small bit, dips it into the stew, then and eats.
I'm willing to experiment; back at the office, I washed my hands, left the knife and fork in the plastic container, and opened up the container.
Wikipedia's picture of fufu was white, so I was expecting something vaguely like mashed potatoes. This fufu, though, was pink and looked like an enormous wad of chewed bubble gum.
The texture was very cohesive in a starchy way, like unbaked bread dough or overbeaten mashed potatoes. These metaphors make it sound unappetizing, and that's not really appropriate; instead, it was just mild and innocuous.
The oxtail soup, though, was very tasty, with lots of braised-beef flavor. There was also a lot of bone and fat to eat around, but I think that comes with the territory of oxtail soup.
The eating experience was novel enough that a coworker took video of it:
Paul encouraged me to come back in a week or two to try the egusi soup he hopes to add to the menu. I'll give it a try at some point.
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Should being outspoken disqualify a Palm Beach County judge?Wednesday, May 16th, 2012
Palm Beach County Judge Barry Cohen doesn't like certain things about the criminal justice system. Other judges share his views, but they don't express their feelings publicly, as Judge Cohen does.
He talks, in court and out, about the problems of mandatory sentences, restrictive drug laws and racial profiling.
The last three state attorneys have griped privately about Judge Cohen, believing him to be pro-defendant.
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We purchased these as party favors for a birthday party. The headband part was tight even on 5 and year olds. They all still had a blast with them. We left the glow sticks standing straight up for alien antennae. I think you could save the headbands and just buy the glow bracelets to use as refills, however my children used silly straws after the glow sticks died out.
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F-35 successfully targets aerial drone (is still a moneypit)November 1, 2013 11:28 am | by Kasey Panetta, Managing Editor | Comments
The F-35 Lightning II program, which surpassed 10,000 flight hours in September, has another reason to celebrate today. On October 31, the F-35A, a 5th generation fighter, successfully launched an AIM-120 radar-seeking missile from the internal weapons bay.
Should the government regulate Google Glass?October 31, 2013 4:22 pm | by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Comments
Every new technology or consumer widget must inevitably run headfirst into the regulatory powers of government — often in conjunction with automotive safety. So this was no surprise: San Diego police have pulled over a motorist and ticketed her for wearing Google Glass, touching off the latest battle between federal legislators and the private sector.
BooOctober 31, 2013 12:47 pm | by Screaming Circuits | Comments
Gooood evening (said with my best vampire accent) Turn out the lights. Hide your Mosfets. Keep your phase-locked loops locked. Calm your Verilog. Your simulation is useless against the terrors of the infinite state machine. Your impedance is no longer...
This wallet will take your money and runOctober 31, 2013 10:33 am | by Chris Warner, Executive Editor | Comments
There's chasing money and then there's chasing money. According to Japan's RocketNews24, one company has come up with a wallet that runs away before you run out of cash. (OK, it actually rolls away.) Not only does the "Living Wallet" sense its owner's hand reaching for it and try to sneak off, it also, when caught, can scream....
When online marketers target mobile device users, nothing's out of boundsOctober 28, 2013 2:54 pm | by Chris Warner, Executive Editor | Comments
Online ad companies are scaling down their use of cookies, particularly on mobile devices, to track consumers. Until recently, these companies had no way of determining if someone viewed an ad on one device, say a smart phone, and then went to the advertiser's web site....
WWII vet screws with the TSAOctober 25, 2013 4:49 pm | by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Comments
If you haven't met the TSA – meaning you somehow haven't flown anywhere in the last 12 years – know that they're the crotch-grabbing, nude-scanning, senior-citizen harassing government agency in charge of airport security. And they really hate shoes. But the mighty TSA has apparently met its match in an 87-year-old, half-deaf World War II vet.
Do we need an Internet of Things? Or, when your fridge gets on your nervesOctober 25, 2013 9:45 am | by Matthias Poppel, Cheif Operation Officer, EnOcean | Enocean | Comments
I think it's time to distinguish between an "Internet of Things" and an "Internet of useful Things." When I'm talking to customers who are looking for remote sensor solutions, there are many fields where the IoT could really solve emerging problems. A service
Iran's newest "drone" held together with duct tapeOctober 24, 2013 4:20 pm | by Kasey Panetta, Managing Editor | Comments
A recently released video of Iran's new "suicide remotely piloted vehicle" called the Ra'ad 85—aka Thunder 85—reveals it might be less impressive than originally announced. A few weeks ago, Brigadier General Ahmad Reza Pourdastan, Commander of the Iranian Army Ground Force, announced the Ra'ad 85 would be a game-changer for Iran's military.
Board game indoctrinates kids on global warmingOctober 24, 2013 10:23 am | by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Comments
I'm torn here. As a child's toy, MELTDOWN – the "first board game that melts" – is extremely clever. I probably would've loved playing with the cute little polar bears and fake ice floes. But I can't ignore the transparent attempt to indoctrinate children on the theory – yes, the theory – of global warming.
A critical lesson in UPS transfersOctober 23, 2013 3:50 pm | by Chris McLean, PE, Director of Design for Markley Group | Comments
Uninterruptible power supply (UPS) transfers are tricky, yet critical undertakings for many organizations' infrastructures. No matter what form an electrical apparatus takes, it must provide conditioned power to a load. For many organizations, losing that power supply is not an option....
Are we addicted to smartphones?October 22, 2013 4:13 pm | by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor, Photography by Melissa Spivak | Comments
Do you own a "Crackberry" or, god forbid, an iPhone? Is it always within arms' reach, and do you compulsively check it every 5-10 minutes? Do you scour your smartphone with no clear purpose in mind? And do you have a strong desire to resist this "constant connectivity"? You may be experiencing "pushback", according to a new paper from the University of Washington. But is this a symptom of smartphone "addiction"?
An uncertain future for lightingOctober 22, 2013 1:14 pm | by Clifton Lemon, Marketing Communications Manager, Soraa | Comments
All of us in the lighting industry today face daily decisions—allocating resources, making specifications, calculating ROI, planning product roadmaps, and a host of other things—that rely on our best judgment about an increasingly uncertain future. "Uncertain" means in ways both bad and good, for we all know some kind of shakeout is pending....
Watch these DARPA-funded robots run through their frightening pacesOctober 16, 2013 3:46 pm | by Chris Warner, Executive Editor | Comments
Boston Dynamics recently posted more video eye candy (but not necessarily ear candy) for those who can't get enough of their amazing, creature-like robotics. The two new videos are its quadroped called the WildCat and the bipedal Atlas. The all-terrain Wildcat can run at 16 mph on a flat surface and can either gallop or "bound." Atlas is intended to walk upright and keep its balance even on rough terrain.
This women's makeup can launch dronesOctober 16, 2013 2:06 pm | by Jason Lomberg, Technical Editor | Comments
At long last – this red-blooded American male might finally wear makeup. And no, this isn't an "admission" of sorts. But the ability to control electronics with metallized false eyelashes and conducting eyeshadow could simplify my life and improve my fashion sense.
Here is the military-issued rifle for every country in the worldOctober 16, 2013 10:15 am | by Kasey Panetta, Managing Editor | Comments
It's always pretty interesting to see what other military forces are working with, so Maps on the Web has graced us with this baby, which takes a look at the military rifles of all the countries. Each color signifies a particular "family" of guns with variations signified by shading of the same color.


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Saturday, April 19, 2014 - All you can eat breakfast buffet from 7 am - 9:30 am at the VFW, 8 Pine St, Danville. Eggs scrambled or your way, french toast, pancakes, bacon, sausage, potatoes, white gravy, biscuits. Orange juice and coffee provided. Carry-outs available. Price $6.00.
April 19, 2014 from 2-5 pm at the Vermilion County Fairgrounds. Easter Egg Hunt, Baby Contest, Petting Zoo, Bounce House. $5 per child under 12; $3 per adult (1 & under free); this fee gets you: all events, lunch, candy bag, mud bog, electric trucks, face painting, chalk art contest, take pictures with the Easter Bunny. For more info: Carla Haga 217-497-9897 or Lori Rouse 217-304-6082.
American Legion Post 210 will be hosting a cancer benefit for Jim Swider on Saturday, April 19, from 2pm-8pm. All day = live auctions, hourly drawings, 50/50, door prizes, entertainment; and the raffle of a 1968 Chevy Chevelle will be held at 5:30 pm. For more information, contact Danny at 217-213-4799 or Debbie at 217-304-5975.
The Mt. Vernon United Methodist Church (Champaign) is opening their Easter day activities to the community. All are welcome to a free, full breakfast beginning at 9:00 A.M., followed by an Easter egg hunt for children at 9:45. The service celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus Christ will begin at 10:30 A.M. This country church is located at 2201 CR 900 East, Champaign. To reach the church, drive north on Mattis road out of Champaign three miles past Olympian Drive, turn left at the church sign (CR 2200 north) and drive one mile to the church. Call the Rev. Dr. L. Rachel Berry, 217-359-0196, for more information.
Caring for someone afflicted with Alzheimer's disease can present daily challenges. That's why the Illiana Alzheimer's Alliance (IAA) of Presence United Samaritans Medical Center's Foundation is hosting a day-long conference for caregivers entitled "Alzheimer's Disease Challenges & Choices," on Thursday, April 24, 2014. The conference will be held at the Beef House Banquet Center in Covington, IN. Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. Illinois time. The conference is 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and includes lunch. Cost is $30 for caregivers/CNAs/public; $80 for professionals (includes CEUs), and $30 for students with ID. For more information or to register, contact Presence United Samaritans Medical Center's Foundation, 551 North Logan Avenue, Danville, IL 61832, 217.442.6583.
Registration deadline is Monday, April 21, 2014. Seating is limited.
The second annual South View Family Council Entertainment and Shopping Extravaganza will be taking place on Monday, April 21st from 5-7:30 in the South View Cafetorium. There will be vendors, raffle items, a silent auction and a 50/50 drawing. All proceeds raised will benefit the South View Music Department as well as the general fund that helps all South View students.
Friday, April 25 from 11 am – 3 pm in the cafeteria. To make an appointment, contact Nancy Burris at 217-443-2977 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Covington United Methodist Women's annual rummage sale will take place Saturday, April 26, from 8 am - 1 pm EST at the church, 419 Washington St, Covington. Clothing for adults and children, small appliances, glassware, toys, crafts and miscellaneous. Proceeds will help the United Methodist Women support various local, national and world mission projects. For additional information, please contact Fauneil Bever @ 765-793-3016 or Jane Moore @ 765-366-1302.
Join us as we assist Marcy (Partin) McCarty in "Kicking Cancer's Butt". Saturday, April 26, 2014, 4pm til whenever. Sarge's Tap, 409 E Main St, Danville. Karaoke, Auction, Food, Games, Picture Booth, and 50/50 Raffle. If you are unable to attend and would like to donate, an account has been set up at Midwest America Federal Credit Union (210 N Gilbert St) in the name of Monica Wisecup. Any amount you feel you can contribute is appreciated. Thank you in advance - Prayers are also appreciated.


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This year's commencement speaker and honorary degree recipient is Mary Evelyn Tucker.
A graduate of a Holy Child high school, Mary Evelyn Tucker is a senior lecturer and research scholar at Yale University where she has appointments in the School of Forestry and Environmental Studies as well as the Divinity School and the Department of Religious Studies.
Monsignor Bonner & Archbishop Prendergast Catholic High School started their college partnership program in the fall of 2012 and it has more than doubled since that time. This fall, Rosemont College joined them to offer their students a college art program on Saturday mornings.
Philadelphia Business Journal has announced that Sharon L. Hirsh, president of Rosemont College, has been honored as a 2013 Women of Distinction award recipient. The region's most dynamic women will be recognized on Tuesday, November 19.
Rosemont College students, Saarah Hussain and Hailey Summa, accompanied by their mentor Dr. Aikaterini Skokotas, received second prize at the 16th Annual Research Symposium in the Chemical and Biological Sciences.
Lawrence Gallery is pleased to announce a new exhibit "AGAINST THE ODDS A TRIBUTE TO SANDE WEBSTER GALLERY" on display November 7, 2013 to January 9, 2014. An opening reception will take place November 7 from 4:00 to 6:30 p.m., and Sande Webster and various artists will talk at 4:30 p.m. The event is free and open to all.
Jane Golden, founder of the Philadelphia Mural Arts program, will be the featured speaker at Rosemont College's annual Presidential Lecture Series, scheduled for Thursday, September 19, at 7 P.M. Golden's lecture, which is free and open to the public, is titled "A Conversation with Jane Golden: Public Art and Social Change."
Lawrence Gallery is pleased to announce a new exhibit featuring the paintings and photographs of Jonathan Beer, Sandra Gottlieb, and Martin Weinstein. "The Landscape Revisited" will be on display September 6 - 27, 2013. An opening reception will take place September 12 from 4:00 to 6:30 p.m., with an artist's talk at 4:30 p.m. and is free and open to all.
Provost and Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs Chris Dougherty has announced the appointment of Troy Chiddick as Dean of Students for the Undergraduate College at Rosemont College. The Dean of Students is responsible for non-academic areas of student life in the undergraduate college.
The Princeton Review named Rosemont College one of the best colleges in the Northeast while also being named a College of Distinction. Further, AffordableCollegesOnline ranked Rosemont as a college having one of the highest lifetime return on investment in Pennsylvania.
Amid the growl of Caterpillar® tractors, the Rosemont College campus is undergoing a transformation the likes of which it hasn't seen in years. It is also a first for the Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) and the only known fully gray field in the United States.
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Vinclozolin disrupts the proper function of hormonal systems in animals by blocking male sex hormones. The scientific literature has documented disturbing effects in developing fetuses when pregnant females are exposed to the chemical.
"EPA had flouted the law and the health of farm workers and consumers exposed to vinclozolin by allowing its use on numerous fruits and vegetables," said Patti Goldman, senior attorney with Earthjustice in Seattle. "Our appeals spurred EPA to crack down on this pesticide, and this agreement ensures that EPA will not secretly reinstate the cancelled uses," she added.
"This agreement is designed to provide more information to farm workers who are on the front lines of exposure to this dangerous pesticide," said Ramon Ramirez, president of PCUN. "Our hope is that these procedures will permanently stop the regulatory abuses that spanned fourteen years and got us involved in this issue in the first place."
Although the EPA announced a multi-year phase out of the pesticide, the agency has indicated to agricultural industry representatives that it will leave open the opportunity to apply for an emergency exemption once the phase out has occurred in order to continue vinclozolin's use on snap beans. Under the agreement conservation and farmworker groups will be notified by EPA before an emergency exemption is even considered.
"When pesticides are sprayed directly on food, some of the chemical inevitably ends up where we don't want it, including on the food that we all eat," said Norma Grier, executive director of the Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides (NCAP). "By having a more transparent process, we can do a better job of protecting the health of both farm workers and consumers," she added.


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However, for the second consecutive year, Nevada's oldest brewery has sponsored the competitive trek, which will begin and end outside the doors of Great Basin Brewery in downtown Sparks. Last year the competition attracted the capacity number of 50 teams, prompting Race Director Gary Glogovac to open the field to 100 teams for the Oct. 12 fundraiser benefiting the Food Bank of Northern Nevada.
The gun will fire in front of Great Basin Brewery at 8 a.m. and runners head east on Victorian Avenue, loop the Sparks Marina, take the Truckee River path to Glendale Park (exchange point 1), then to Rock Park (exchange point 2), then to Reno's Idlewild Park (exchange point 3), then to the Patagonia Factory store where runners reverse and return to Great Basin.
"One of the revisions we have made this year, due to the SouthEast Connector Project, is the Marina loop, and it is a very popular place to run. That revision probably suits us well," Glogovac said regarding course layout.
He added that designing the course and its accompanying map catered to advanced and novice runners, which led to new additions, such as a written narrative for the map and spray chalk arrows guiding runners. It also improved the placement of volunteers and course experts, who guide and oversee the race, ensuring the safety of the runners throughout the course.
"I think maybe the recruitment of new teams," Glogovac said, when asked what constitutes success for the second annual event. "I think another success would be bringing in people from outside the area. I think at this point we bill ourselves as a community event. It starts and finishes in Sparks. It is an event that I believe has great potential, even if our signups are down from last year. It is a mini RTO (Reno-Tahoe Odyssey)."
While the Great Basin Brew Relay does not span the 178 miles the RTO does, Glogovac said it allows participants to see an extensive view of Sparks and Reno and caters to the ever-growing "appetite" for relay races and running events. The key ingredient, according to the longtime Washoe County School District educator, is the help of volunteers on race day.
"I think one of the things that makes us successful is our volunteer base," he said. "The school district ROTC, McQueen High School in particular, has been a tremendous help for us. I need trained volunteers and experienced runners hold orientations for them to understand how to handle the course. Etiquette, safety and joy. That is what we need to have a great race."
Glogovac, a Spanish Springs resident and graduate of Sparks High School and the University of Nevada, Reno, said he has enjoyed seeing the increased enthusiasm in the city for running events and fundraisers. He said the culture of competitive running, and running in general, has brought several changes throughout Sparks.
"This is symptomatic of a national, and probably international, appetite for running," he said. "It is growing everywhere. I also think there is a proliferation of causes, charities and organizations who are becoming real interested in wedding their cause or need for resources with healthy lifestyles and activities. I think there is a human interest on an unparalleled scale.
"In Sparks, in particular, I have seen a real uptick and there is a broader-based interest in running. With that base, there needs to be some forum or avenue for these people to participate. I think the city and some of the businesses tend to be more ready, willing and able to support us."
Glogovac cited new walking, running and biking paths as proof of the progress Sparks has made in the physically active community. He said relay-style races, like the Great Basin Brew Off, have "great potential" and he expects to see a continuous number of charity events using running as an attraction.
"I do agree that it is contagious," Glogovac said, "So the more of us that are running or staging events for a range of causes the more people can participate."
For more information or to register for the Great Basin Brew Relay on Oct. 12, visit www.greatbasinbrewingco.com.


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Yoggie Makes USB Stick Firewall Open Source
Israeli security firm Yoggie has released its Linux-based USB Stick Firewall Gatekeeper product in an Open Source version. The open firewall products also include a developer kit.
Yoggie's products are hardware firewalls in the form of USB sticks that include complete Linux processors. The small devices contain an XScale PXA270 processor from Intel along with a 128-Mbyte Flash and 128-Mbyte SDRAM. They serve as protection for Windows and Mac OS X systems.
The company now makes the technology available for developers. The Open Firewall Pico (for a single computer's USB port) and Open Firewall SOHO (for two Ethernet ports) allow access to the firewall's Linux via SSH. Developers can execute commands, upload data and install Debian packages on the device. Yoggie provides an SDK and a developer's website that includes download instructions.
Yoggie hadn't revealed much about licensing for its open source offering, even in their developer forum. A glance at the SDK shows a Linux system with a lot of GPL software. In fact, the newest word from Yoggie is that the open code is indeed GPL licensed.
Yoggie offers a three-month reduced price for their devices. Open Firewall Pico goes for about $50, while the SOHO variant is priced at $80.
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Sheffield United opened the new season with a 2-1 win at home to Notts County.
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United's Jamie Murphy threatened a couple of times early on, putting one effort wide and having a free-kick saved by Bartosz Bialkowski.
After County's Danny Haynes had a header well saved by George Long, the visitors were reduced to 10 men moments later when Gary Liddle was sent-off in the 14th minute following a reckless challenge on McDonald.
McDonald put United in front 16 minutes later with a 12-yard shot after meeting Darryl Westlake's low cross.
County's Joss Labadie headed wide after finding himself unmarked and United's Chris Porter then put an effort off-target from a great position before County equalised.
Substitute Showunmi, who had only been on the pitch for a few minutes, fired past Long in the 59th minute after a long ball forward dropped to him just outside the area.
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Prevent the onset, symptoms, and progression of impairments, functional limitations, and disabilities that may result from diseases, disorders, or injuries.
Physical Therapists have the necessary training to meet the total range of patient care responsibilities involved in preventing disabilities and promoting restoration of function to the physically impaired, including musculoskeletal, neuromuscular, cardiovascular / pulmonary and integumentary disorders that interfere with physical function. Physical Therapists practice in hospitals and medical centers, rehabilitation centers, private practice clinics, home health settings, sports medicine facilities, colleges, universities and in various other settings. The broad options in Physical Therapy allow PTs to develop and pursue a focus of care in any specific population from children and athletes to senior citizens. Physical Therapists also work as educators, researchers, consultants and administrators.
Physical Therapy is a sought-after career with virtually unlimited opportunities. It is a profession that offers a lifetime of satisfaction while directly helping people move more efficiently and function more effectively.
USA's Doctor of Physical Therapy Degree
The Department of Physical Therapy has provided quality physical therapy education for nearly 30-years with continuous accreditation. A friendly faculty that is clinically and academically strong teaches the curriculum leading to the Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree. As its Mission, The Department of Physical Therapy is 1) dedicated to the education of physical therapists who provide the highest levels of professional care to diverse communities while maintaining a commitment to life-long learning, and 2) committed to service and the advancement of knowledge in the profession through research and scholarly activity.
The exciting and challenging DPT program is offered in an 8-semester (32 continuous months) format, a new class entering each Fall semester. The curriculum includes a variety of professional training / educational experiences to prepare students to enter PT practice. Students benefit from significant hands-on clinical practical labs and formal lectures/discussions led by faculty with experience in each clinical practice area, clinical problem solving activities, clinical research plus 33 weeks of full-time clinical internship supervised by licensed physical therapists. The clinical internships are available in over 200 affiliated general hospitals, rehabilitation centers and various specialty practices representing a wide variety of educational opportunities for the student. While clinical sites are spread across the United States, the majority are within the Southeastern region.
The Doctor of Physical Therapy program at the University of South Alabama prepares graduates for professional practice and is designed as an entry-level, first PT degree. Throughout the program, students develop necessary communication skills in addition to professional and manual skills and techniques. Strong emphasis is placed on gaining clinical reasoning/ problem solving skills and the ability to practice as an independent primary care provider in any employment setting. Graduates will also have the capability of assuming responsibilities in areas of administration, consultation and research in physical therapy.
Accreditation and Licensure:
The entry-level Doctor of Physical Therapy program at the University of South Alabama is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE) of the American Physical Therapy Association, 1111 North Fairfax Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314; telephone: 703-706-3245; email
; website:
Graduates of the program are eligible to sit for the National Physical Therapy Examination (NPTE) to gain licensure. Applicants are hereby informed that a history of felony conviction or moral crime, use of drugs or intoxicating liquors which affects professional competence, or narcotic law conviction will prevent physical therapy licensure. See Alabama Board of Physical Therapy site:
Filing a Complaint or Comment
There are several ways you can submit a complaint or comment regarding the Physical Therapy Program at the University of South Alabama or the faculty, staff or students.
For Complaints or Comments Regarding the Accreditation of the PT program.
The Physical Therapy Program at the University of South Alabama is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE), a nationally recognized accrediting agency. As part of the accreditation process, the Physical Therapy Program is encouraged to provide a method by which the general public and academic community can file a formal written complaint regarding any aspect of the program or the conduct of one of its faculty/students.
You can provide the accrediting agency with written testimony regarding the program or file a formal complaint following the procedures detailed at the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education's web site or by directly contacting:
American Physical Therapy Association, Attention: Accreditation Department, 1111 North Fairfax Street, Alexandria, VA 22314-1488; Fax: 703/706-3387; or e-mailed to
CAPTE Web Site
For Informal Complaints or Comments You Wish to Bring to our Attention.
Informal comments, suggestions or complaints regarding the program can be made through the office of the Chair of the Department of Physical Therapy. Individuals wishing to make a complaint or comment about the program, its faculty or students may do so following these procedures:
Detail your complaint in a brief written narrative. Identify all the important details and identify those individuals involved.
Provide dates when applicable.
Provide details regarding your role in the complaint/comment.
Give suggestions as to how you believe the complaint/comment should be resolved.
Provide steps that you have taken to resolve the issue.
Give contact information so that we may get back to you. When possible your identity will be kept confidential
Complaints and Comments should be mailed to the Chair, Department of Physical Therapy, University of South Alabama, HAHN 2011, Mobile, AL 36688. Fax: 251/473-3822; or e-mailed to
. Once you have submitted your complaint or comment you can expect to be contacted to obtain additional information. You will be notified regarding the action taken in response to your concern.
For Formal Complaints Regarding the Physical Therapy Program.
There are established procedures for filing formal complaints about the program, its faculty and students. If the nature of a concern is major and you desire to file a formal complaint with the University, you should contact the
Office of the Dean, Pat Capps Covey College of Allied Health Profession, University of South Alabama, Mobile, AL 36688
to discuss the nature of your complaint and to determine what procedures should be taken to initiate the formal complaint process.
Two Categories of Applicants are Considered for Admission:
It is highly recommended, and in most cases required, that applicants complete a bachelor's degree prior to starting the PT program.
Regular Graduate Applicants:
These applicants must hold a bachelor's degree in any field from an accredited college or university and complete all prerequisites for regular graduate admission as listed below with a GPA
3.00 by the time they would start the PT program.
Advanced Undergraduate Applicants
This special Advanced early-entry option is reserved for the highly motivated and academically strong student. Students with at least 96 semester or 144 quarter hours of specific college prerequisites listed below and an overall GPA of
3.50 may apply for entry to the program prior to completion of the bachelor's degree. The student applying with three years of prerequisites is then able to complete the Doctor of Physical Therapy degree with just six years of college. Applicants in this category should carefully review
Additional Information for Advanced Undergraduates
that follows the list of prerequisites.
Admissions rankings
for both groups are determined using the same criteria. Acceptance will be based on the student's academic ability and aptitude for a career as a physical therapist including GPA emphasizing Science prerequisites, GRE score, and interview score.
Minimum Requirements for All Applicants
The applicant must declare one of the above categories on the application form (deadline Dec. 15th) and meet all applicable requirements including prerequisites.
Graduate Record Exam (GRE) scores must be officially reported to
by Dec. 15th with a minimum score of 290. GRE must have been taken within the last 5 years. Verbal, Quantitative and Analytical Writing sections may be utilized.
Regular Graduate applicants must have a minimum 3.0 (A=4.0) overall grade point average (GPA); Advanced Undergraduate applicants must have a minimum 3.5 overall GPA.
All applicants must have a minimum grade of "C" in each of the prerequisite courses.
Observation or work experience in Physical Therapy (50 hours minimum) under the supervision of a licensed Physical Therapist. Must be completed and must be verified and submitted electronically to PTCAS.
International applicants must have a TOEFL score > 600, TSE > 60, and TWE > 4.5 and must submit the following to the Department of Physical Therapy by
October 15 of the year
prior to admission.
Additional requirements as of July 1, 2014 for applicants who will apply in 2014 and plan to start the program in 2015: Applicants may have a maximum of 8 credits of science prerequisites remaining by the application deadline (December 15). The remaining prerequisites must be completed in the spring and summer prior to the start of the program.
Prerequisites Required For All Applicants
English Composition
2 courses
Social Science
3 courses - at least two of which must be Psychology
Precalculus Algebra / Trigonometry or Higher Mathematics
1 Course, or Pre-Calculus Algebra and Pre-Calculus Trigonometry (2 Courses), or higher Math
1 course
College Physics -with labs
2 semester or 3 quarter sequence
General Chemistry for science majors -with labs
2 semester or 3 quarter sequence
General or Cell Biology for science majors -with lab*
2 semester or 3 quarter sequence
Human Physiology, Mammalian Physiology OR a course
sequence in Anatomy and Physiology
Minimum 6 credits
(Human physiology is the preferred sequence.)
Additional Prerequisites for Advanced Undergraduate Applicants
Fine Arts (History or Appreciation)
1 course
Literature I & II (World Lit, American Lit, or British Lit)
Both courses must be in the same series
Oral Communication (Speech)
1 course
History of Civilization or U.S. History
1 course
Computer Science
1 course
Microbiology or Infectious Disease
1 course
21 Semester hours**
For all prerequisite courses, credit older than ten years from the application deadline must be repeated or validated by examination or other appropriate mechanism.
For Advanced Undergraduate applicants, prerequisites must total at least 96 semester hours.
*Botany may not be used to satisfy this prerequisite.
**Electives should be concentrated in a back-up major of the student's choice.
Recommended Courses
A number of courses are determined to be good preparation for certain components of the PT graduate program and therefore are recommended if they fit into the applicants preparation: Microbiology or Infectious Disease (one is required for Advanced Undergraduate applicants), Medical Terminology, Kinesiology, Exercise Physiology, Basic Motor Learning, upper level Anatomy, Neuroscience, Pathophysiology, Abnormal Psychology, Physiological Psychology, Developmental Psychology.
Additional Information for Advanced Undergraduate Applicants
Students who have completed 96 semester or 144 quarter hours of prescribed and elective course work and who meet all admission criteria and the terms specified below are eligible for application to the program. Thus, these students may be able to complete the DPT degree in 6 years from entry into college. Students planning to pursue this category of admission must be working toward a back-up major in a discipline of their choice by the Junior undergraduate year. This will insure that students who are not admitted to the graduate program or who elect not to apply will be able to complete a degree within a normal time period. Also, students who go on to complete a bachelors degree and who meet all admission criteria (GPA
3.0) will be eligible to apply later as Regular Graduate applicants.
In addition to the minimum admission requirements listed above, advanced undergraduate applicants also must acknowledge an understanding of the following:
That, according to University policy, no more than 64 semester hours of transfer credit from two-year colleges will be accepted.
That they will be officially classified as an undergraduate for the first 2 semesters of the program but will be taking graduate courses of the DPT program.
That in the first 2 semesters of the program, while classified as undergraduate students, any financial aid is restricted to the types and amounts for which undergraduate students are eligible.
That upon satisfactory completion (minimum GPA of 3.0 in all course work) of the first 2 semesters of the program, they will be awarded the Bachelor of Science in Pre-professional Health Science degree. These students must then complete application for reclassification and admission to the Graduate School. Upon satisfactory completion of the next 6 semesters of the DPT program, students will be awarded the Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree.
That tuition will be assessed at the graduate level for the entire eight semesters of the professional program.
That the academic program for students in both categories is identical in its entirety.
That for the entire eight semesters of the program they will be held to the same standards and policies as students enrolled in the graduate school (see the policies of the Graduate School).
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The multi award-winning Royal Cliff Hotels Group is conveniently located between Pattaya and Jomtien, in a 64 acre
private parkland estate overlooking the stunning Gulf of Thailand.
The Royal Cliff Hotels Group offers the perfect beachfront setting with traditional Thai style furnishing with a touch of modernity, extraordinary service and the ambience of absolute luxury. This eminent property is home to four 5-star hotels, each offering a sensory experience defined profoundly by its individual styles, characters and elegance - all presented with the distinctive spirit of the State of Exclusivity and Fascination.
The Royal Cliff Hotels Group is a winner of the prestigious World Travel Awards and is the only hotel group in Asia Pacific to be elevated to the TTG Travel Hall of Fame.
|Royal Cliff Beach Hotel
|Royal Cliff Beach Terrace
|Royal Cliff Grand Hotel
|Royal Wing Suite & Spa
Royal Cliff Beach Hotel - Casual LuxuryExtensively renovated in 2010, the vibrant Royal Cliff Beach Hotel is located at hte heart of the property providing exceptional value for money. The Royal Cliff Beach Hotel offers a wide range of accommodation with all the benefits and facilities of a luxurious resort including a classic-designed swimming pool capped with an infinity edge pool, and terrace area with panoramic views of the Gulf of Thailand.
Mini Suite Sea View (size: 36.25 sq.m.)
Exquisitely furnished with intricate wood accents, the Mini Suite provides a cosy seeing with its raised living area which comes with a sofa, easy chair and a coffee table. This is further complemented by a comfortable bed. All Mini Suites have been refurnished with new flooring, linen, added furnishings and mood enhancing lights.
The room's sea view balcony has 2 chairs and table.
Mini Suite Plus Mountain / Mini Suite Plus Seaview (size: 36.25 sq.m.)
This newest room category is a complete refurbishment of the existing Mini Suites. Spacious marbled foyer areas lead into contemporary designed rooms which are well-furnished to give that 'fresh-smooth' feel and look. The raised living area comes with a sofa, easy chair and a coffee table. The modern bathroom comes with wide glass windows that look across the spacious room.
The room's sea or mountain view balcony has 2 chairs and table.
Royal Cliff Beach Terrace - Exotic LuxuryThe contemporary style Royal Cliff Beach Terrace is a low-rise 5 storey building built into the cliff face close to and directly facing the sea. The hotel was fully refurbished and reopened in 2010 with brand new facilities throughout. The secluded beachfront location and tranquil atmosphere is perfect for a family holiday or romantic getaway, with easy access to the resort's trendy beach bar; Breezeo - Be Yourself Dining and the "Infini Pool and The Bar".
Mini Suite (34.55 sq.m.)
Completely renovated in a chic, modern Thai inspired style, the Mini Suite offers a unique tropical ambience. The deluxe room, separate step-up lounge area and spacious beachfront balcony or terrace all offer stunning views of the Gulf of Thailand. The balcony comes with sunloungers. This room is ideal for couples.
2 Bedroom Terrace Suite (size: 75.75 sq.m.)
The newly refurbished Family Suite is the perfect choice for families. This suite is furnished in a charming character and is family-oriented with a raised lounge with sofas, chairs and a table. The 2 amazingly large sea view balconies have sunlungers and tables for that family-time out in the balcony. The master bedroom has its own separate bathroom and walk-in closet; where else the second bedroom comes with twin beds.
Royal Cliff Grand Hotel - Formal LuxuryThe Royal Cliff Grand Hotel accommodates every possible need of today's sophisticated traveler with its elegant design and modern features. Guests at the Royal Cliff Grand Hotel have exclusive use of its beautifully landscaped swimming pool and sun decks as well as the Lotus Club Lounge, where you can enjoy daily complimentary Continental Breakfast.
Club Seaview (35.75 sq.m.)
Tastefully furnished in elegant and modern simplicity, the Club Sea View room bedrooms are welcomingly accommodating. The bedroom is finished with wooden floors and the spacious marbled bathroom come with a separate walk-in rain shower and double washbasins. The sea facing balcony has sunloungers and offers spectacular views of the Gulf of Thailand.
Grand Club Seaview (38.99 sq.m.)
Elegantly furnished with modern accents, this room prides of a chic comfortable bedroom and a large marbled bathroom which has both a separate walk-in shower and double washbasins. The sea facing balcony has sunloungers for a restful retreat.
Royal Wing Suites & Spa - Ultimate LuxuryExtensively refurbished in 2009, the luxurious all-suite Royal Wing Suites & Spa is recognised as one of the world's finest hotels offering highly personalised service and attention. Exclusivity at the hotel also extends to its private free-form swimming pool set amidst beautifully landscaped gardens with reserved sun loungers and pool butler service.
The Royal Wing Suites & Spa is a member of the Great Hotels of The World, Luxury Collection.
1 Bedroom Royal Wing Suite (53.57 sq.m.)
The Royal Wing Suite is furnished in a timeless Thai-inspired decor with its opulent bedroom that extends beautifully to the lounge area and through to the luxurious marbled bathroom, which is furnished with a circular Jacuzzi and a separate walk-in rain shower. Two idyllic balconies come with a pair of sunlungers, tables and chairs. A unique feature is the turn-about LCD TV which can be viewed from both the bedroom and the lounge area.
|Breezeo - Be Yourself Dining
In the evening, watch the panoramic sunset view across the Gulf of Thailand before the night's entertainment really begins. The comfortable atmosphere is carried by the friendly staff that ensures your visit will be one to remember. Bring your family, bring your friends, and enjoy a new style of service in a dynamic and charismatic atmosphere of Breezeo - Be Yourself Dining at the Royal Cliff Hotels Group.
Location: Royal Cliff Beach Hotel & Royal Cliff Beach Terrace
Restaurant opening hours: 11.00am to 22.30pm (Daily)
Bar opening hours: 11:00 am to 23:00 pm (Daily)
Seating: 120 pax al fresco
Dress code: Casual
|Caprice - A Taste of Riviera
Caprice is Pattaya's first designer restaurant offering new world cuisine and fine wines in a chic, sophisticated setting. Here guests looking for something special can enjoy great food and drinks in a truly romantic ambiance.
Location: Royal Wing Suites & Spa
Restaurant opening hours: 18:30pm - 22:30pm (Daily)
Bar opening hours: 18:00 pm to 23:30 pm (Daily)
Seating: 45 pax air-conditioned; 36 pax al fresco
Dress code: Smart casual
Chamu - Japanese Corner
Enjoy fresh sushi, sashimi and other traditional Japanese favorites at this trendy and cozy restaurant. Our talented Japanese chefs prepare mouth-watering dishes using only the freshest ingredients.
Location: Royal Cliff Grand Hotel
Opening hours: 11:00 am - 22:30 pm (Daily)
Seating: 24 pax air-conditioned
Dress code: Casual
|Chrysanthemum - Dynasty Chinese Cuisine
The Chrysanthemum offers a superb range of elegant Chinese cuisine and Cantonese specialties, including bird's nest and Peking duck, with enticing flavors that make this a favorite Asian dining spot.
Location: Royal Cliff Grand Hotel
Opening hours: 18:30 pm - 22:00 pm (except Thursdays)
Seating: 190 pax air-conditioned; 100 pax al fresco; 4 VIP dining rooms
Dress code: Smart casual
La Ronde - Pool Sensation
An oasis located in the centre of the luxurious Royal Wing Suites & Spa pool, La Ronde is open for snacks, lunch and afternoon tea.
Location: Royal Wing Suites & Spa
Opening hours: 11:00 am - 17:00 pm (Daily)
Seating: 32 pax al fresco
Dress code: Casual
Larn Thong - Authentic Thai Traditions
Discover the real taste of Thailand at Larn Thong, where a superb menu offers a fine selection of exotic and authentic Thai cuisine in a very Thai setting.
Location: Royal Cliff Grand Hotel
Opening hours: 07:00 am - 22:30 pm (Daily)
Seating: 48 pax air-conditioned; 108 pax al fresco
Dress code: Casual
Maharani - Queen of Indian Flavours
Newly renovated, Maharani serves authentic Indian dishes from all over the subcontinent. Our talented Indian kitchen team combines imported Indian ingredients in creative recipes for some of the best Indian cuisine in Pattaya, enhanced by a spectacular view of the Gulf of Thailand.
Location: Royal Cliff Beach Hotel
Opening hours: 11:00 am - 14:30 pm & 18:00 pm - 22:30 pm (Closed Mondays)
Seating: 35 pax air-conditioned; 26 pax al fresco
Dress code: Casual
|Panorama - Dramatic Atmosphere
Open round-the-clock, the Panorama restaurant serves international favorites and fusion dishes. The very popular American Breakfast buffet offers a vast range of cooked dishes, fruits, cereals, etc. At weekends guests can enjoy delicious Dim Sum lunches. Seating is both indoor and outdoor with a choice of pool or sea view.
Location: Royal Cliff Beach Hotel
Opening hours: 24 hours (Daily)
Seating: 124 pax air-conditioned; 66 pax al fresco
Dress code: Casual
|Rossini - The Godfather's Favourite
This definitive "Ristorante Italiano" serves authentic Italian regional cuisine and home-made pasta specialties with such fine taste that it is the most talked about restaurant in Pattaya. Live music, lively ambience, exquisite interior and over 900 fabulous wine labels make this a premier dining choice.
Location: Royal Cliff Grand Hotel
Opening hours: 18:30 pm - 22:30 pm (except Wednesdays)
Seating: 54 pax air-conditioned; 50 pax al fresco
Dress code: Casual
Royal Grill Room & Wine Cellar - Excellence & Heritage
This Chaîne des Rôtisseurs-accredited venue serves high quality grilled imported meats and seafood, enhanced by a magnificent Wine Cellar with over 1,000 new and old-world wine labels in its multiple award-winning wine lists. The outdoor terrace provides spectacular views of the sea.
Location: Royal Cliff Beach Hotel
Opening hours: 18:30 pm - 22:30 pm (except Tuesdays)
Seating: 90 pax air-conditioned; 30 pax al fresco
Dress code: Smart casual
|The Terrace @ Caprice
Dine al fresco in a colonial poolside setting. International dishes served during lunch and the Caprice menu for dinner.
Location: Royal Wing Suites & Spa
Opening hours: 7:00 am - 11:00 pm (Breakfast) 11:00 am - 22:30 pm (Lunch / Dinner) Daily
Seating: 36 pax al fresco
Dress code: Casual
|The Bar @ Royal Cliff Grand Hotel
The perfect place to unwind after a hectic day. Experience breath-taking sunsets and nightly serenades from our resident pianist. Happy Hours are from 17.00-19.00 when you can order two drinks for the price of one. Refreshing traditional Thai iced tea, iced coffee, iced Latte and milk shakes are also served here.
Location: Royal Cliff Grand Hotel & Spa
Opening hours: 11:00 pm - 01:00 am (Daily)
Seating: 70 pax air-conditioned
|The Bar @ Royal Cliff Beach Hotel
Enjoy your favorite cocktails and watch the world go by, listening to the melodic sounds of our Resident Band, which plays daily except Mondays from 20.00 to 01.00 hrs.
Location: Royal Cliff Beach Hotel
Opening hours: 09:00 am - 01:00 am (Daily)
Seating: 87 pax air-conditioned
|The Bar @ Royal Grill Room & Wine Cellar
Join us before or after dinner in this popular entertainment spot to listen to our Resident Pianist tinkle the ivories between 19.30-22.00 hrs.
Location: Royal Cliff Beach Hotel
Opening hours: 18:30 pm - 22:30 pm (except Tuesdays)
Seating: 42 pax air-conditioned
|The Bar @ Royal Wing Suites & Spa
Enjoy a quiet drink as you relax in the beautiful, panoramic marble lobby.
Location: Royal Wing Suites & Spa
Opening hours: 10:00 am to 22:00 pm (Daily)
Seating: 26 pax air-conditioned
|Sunset Lobby Terrace Bar
Yet comfortable area in which to enjoy the afternoon sun, bask in the glow of twilight and indulge in tapas, wine and sensational cocktails. An atmosphere that highlights tropical sunsets, and compliments the evening ambiance, the Sunset Lobby Terrace is one of Royal Cliff's many gems worth exploring.
Location: Beach Terrace Hotel's rooftop
Opening hours: 17:00 pm to 01:00 am (Daily)
|Devine Wine Club
The Royal Cliff Wine Club was launched on 28th April 2001 as the visible face of the resort's enthusiasm for promoting wines and hosting wine-related events. It has enjoyed tremendous success from its very first function.
The opening ceremony was presided over by Lord Mayor of Pattaya, Khun Pairat Suthithamrongsawat, and Mrs. Panga Vathanakul, Managing Director of the Royal Cliff Hotels Group. Then for the next two hours, wine club members and invited guests were enjoyably educated in the art of wine appreciation.
Today, membership has grown substantially and we are now Asia's leading wine club. Our monthly dinners are always very popular, offering an exquisite seven-course meal. At each event the resort invites renowned international wine experts to introduce and offer their wines to our members.
The Royal Cliff Hotels Group, together with Pattaya's largest and
best multipurpose convention centre-Pattaya Exhibition And
Convention Hall (PEACH), offers extensive meeting facilities in
terms of space and choice. With 53 different meeting venues
measuring over 23500 sq.m. and the capacity to seat up to 10,000
delegates at any time, meeting options are completely flexible and
versatile. Ideal venue to hold comprehensive incentive programs,
high level events, product launches, concerts, gala dinners,
weddings and banquets. Dedicated M.I.C.E. professionals are based at the hotel.
Cliff Spa
The Royal Cliff grand Hotel or the Royal Wing Suites & Spa, you have the choice from one of the two luxurious Cliff Spa retreats at the Royal Cliff Hotels Group. Both havens are simply relaxing, offering the serenity and tranquility essential to reawaken the soul!
Combined, the Cliff spas' offer 18 enchanting treatment suites for a pampered indulgence from the fitness treatments and therapies carefully selected from treatment from around the world, to the friendly and skillful therapists. To soothe away the stiffness or simply spoil yourself in total relaxation in the comfort of the sauna, steam rooms and the Jacuzzi. To further complement this pleasant experience, our Spa Cafe serves a delightful selection of healthy and nourishing cuisine which blends perfectly with an assortment of freshly brewed herbal teas.
Business Center
For the business and technology oriented personalities, the property's technological facilities have undergone a significant upgrade to include Internet Protocol television (IPTV). IPTV can be utilized to send and receive SMS, e-mail, access Internet, watch High Definition movies and reserve a table at their favourite Royal Cliff restaurant from their room or suite's television screen.
Funtasea (Club's Kid)
Over 200 sq.m of indoor play area for the children, Funtasea is the best edutainment centre in Pattaya. Edutainment is derived from combining entertainment and education. Our objective is to offer kids activities that are both fun and productive. Activities in this children arena are designed to stimulate creativity and imagination. These include cooking classes, origami classes, balloon making classes, balloon modeling, pottery workshop, story telling by kid's club manager and bed making classes (Royal Cliff has won an award for the best bed making hotel). Funtasea also features an intricate maze and soft toys.
The Verge
Royal Cliff is proud to present Pattaya's coolest teen zone, The Verge. Designed by internationally renowned interior design firm, the centre boasts a variety of activities to keep the teens entertained. The Verge features the latest video game consoles including Xbox 360, the flagship motion sensor product Kinect, Playstation 4 and Nintendo Wi-Fi. The game stations are equipped with the newest games with different varieties to suit all tastes. There will be a computer zone where teens can enjoy surfing the net and chatting with their friends from abroad using the latest Apple Mac machines. Stepping away from the computers the teens can challenge their friends to a game of Fuss ball (table football) or Pool. For those that want to relax and mingle with their friends then there is the lounge section. Here they can watch sports, movies and retreat on the comfortable sofas.
A snack bar is located by the reception desk and everyone is welcomed to order food and drinks from the hotel.
|Infinity Edge Pool
|Swimming Pool - Royal Wing
|Fitness Center
|Business Center
|Supper Club Lobby
|Royal Cliff Beach Terrace Lobby
|Cooking Class
|Tennis Court
|Conveniently located on the headlands between Jomtien and Pattaya, The Royal Cliff Hotels Group is only 135 km (approximately 75 minutes by car) from the Suvarnabhumi Airport and 145 km. from Bangkok. Royal Cliff is on the south of Pattaya and about 1 km. from Pattaya city centre.


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