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Next day we left chanakkale and left for TROY.TROY Civilization is a city built one above the other. Also there is the famous horse wooden statue. After a thorough tour of the city, we left for Bergama tour. Bergama is the place of Acropolis Civilization. The whole city with its huge Theatre, the temple, the water system, huge rooms all built on top of the hill was so astonishing. In the Acropolis, the remains that you see on the left hand side while going in, are the monumental tombs or heroons built for the kings of Pergamon during the Hellenistic period. Shops are situated at their side. When you enter the Acropolis, the remains seen at your left side, are the foundations of Propylon (monumental gates) which were constructed by Eumenes II. When you pass to the square surrounded with three stoas of the Doric order you will notice the ruins of the temple of Athena, built during the time of Eumenes II in the 3rd century BC. It's just above the theater. The famous Library of Pergamon which contained 200,000 books, was situated north of the square. Antonius gave all the books of the library to Cleopatra as a wedding gift. The remains near the library, are some houses from the Hellenistic period. If you go up the stairs, you will see the remains of the palaces of Eumenes II and Attalos II. Inside the Acropolis there are houses, military barracks and military warehouses called "Arsenals". The building that has been restored at present, is the Temple of Trajan. It is completely marble.
Thursday, December 31, 2015
TURKEY - A long getaway
Next day we left chanakkale and left for TROY.TROY Civilization is a city built one above the other. Also there is the famous horse wooden statue. After a thorough tour of the city, we left for Bergama tour. Bergama is the place of Acropolis Civilization. The whole city with its huge Theatre, the temple, the water system, huge rooms all built on top of the hill was so astonishing. In the Acropolis, the remains that you see on the left hand side while going in, are the monumental tombs or heroons built for the kings of Pergamon during the Hellenistic period. Shops are situated at their side. When you enter the Acropolis, the remains seen at your left side, are the foundations of Propylon (monumental gates) which were constructed by Eumenes II. When you pass to the square surrounded with three stoas of the Doric order you will notice the ruins of the temple of Athena, built during the time of Eumenes II in the 3rd century BC. It's just above the theater. The famous Library of Pergamon which contained 200,000 books, was situated north of the square. Antonius gave all the books of the library to Cleopatra as a wedding gift. The remains near the library, are some houses from the Hellenistic period. If you go up the stairs, you will see the remains of the palaces of Eumenes II and Attalos II. Inside the Acropolis there are houses, military barracks and military warehouses called "Arsenals". The building that has been restored at present, is the Temple of Trajan. It is completely marble.
Sunday, November 29, 2015
On the first day, we left on a long drive to Indian Restaurant for Lunch. After lunch we went to Avenues mall. This one was a must see in Kuwait. A very huge mall which was built like a city with roads and each shop was in its own design. We left for the hotel. Next day we left for the Kuwait towers, then the Liberation tower, Mubarakiya Souq and the Grand mosque then lunch at Saravana Bhavan. Also Watched the Al Kout Beach. From here we went to Kuwait Zoo. The Zoo had few rare to see animals like Zebra, Brown Bear.Then went to meet a family friend at his house. We left from there to Marina Mall and returned to the hotel. On the third day - all the places we went were closed .We only visited the Vintage Cars Museum after much roaming around as the google maps doesn't show the right location. Then in the evening we visited the Scientific Centre.We finally searched for something else and then found it in a small road. Next day we left for the Sadu House, Dickson House, Evangelical Church, National Museum and the planetarium. Sadu House is the place where the authentic tent material weaving is showcased and explained. Dickson house is the house of the British where Mr and Mrs Dickson stayed when he was in Kuwait for the Oil Exploration. National Museum and Planetarium were same like that in Bahrain. Then we left for the Souq Sharq to roam around the Souq and left for the 360 Mall. I liked the fountain in the Mall..Worth watching for hours.
Then left for the Kuwait Airport.
This was a small tour just covering most of the
places to visit in a short period. Most of the places are quite nearby on the same road. Also our hotel was in the centre of the city with all places nearby. We missed seeing the Mirror House, though we heard much about it.
Missing my love..
If everything happens for good, I was surprised to see what good can be in my father's sudden death...He was a nice person, never interfered in anyone's matters, never spoke ill about others. Then I realised the reasons a little later...Yes I still believe in God and think "Everything happens for the good". My father cannot bear pain. Even a simple fever makes him fall on the bed. I cant imagine, him going through a disease or undergoing a surgery or being admitted in a hospital. I believe God always takes people he likes a little sooner.My father was one of them.My father passed away suddenly in the blink of the eye without undergoing any pain.How many of us wish they could die like that.It was good for him that he left that way.
Tuesday, December 30, 2014
Carrot cake recipe
1 packet Super moist Betty Crocker white or vanilla cake mix.
2 cups grated carrot
1 cup roughly chopped walnuts
1 tsp cinnamon
1 handful chopped raisins
Cooking oil
2 eggs
For the icing:
3 cubes of Kraft unsalted cream cheese
1 cup icing sugar or powdered sugar
Mix carrot,walnuts, raisins, eggs, cinnamon and beat well.Then add required quantity of oil( as per instructions in cake mix ) and a little less water than instructed.Beat well and add the cake mix and beat ..If beating by hand, beat for 3 minutes...
Then pre heat oven at 170c for 10 mins. Put a parchment paper in the cake tray and beat once again and then pour the batter in the tray.I initially baked for 25 minutes then checked with a toothpick and then baked for another 10 minutes..
Cool the cake on a cooling rack and do the icing.
I made a thin and transparent icing using unsalted cream cheese and powdered sugar..
Monday, October 27, 2014
Nature's holiday land Oman
Nature's holiday land Oman
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
We reached Jordan from Bahrain in Etihad airways. We were picked at the airport by the driver Mr.Bassim. We insisted on meeting the sales person of Jordan experience Tours who was communicating with us over email. So we went to their office, met the lady and paid the package cost. Then we were dropped at RUM hotel for stay. After taking rest and freshening up we went for a walk and reached The Galleria Mall, Amman. We walked around, took few pictures and returned to the hotel after buying some Nestle water in a store just next to Rum hotel. We were served dinner in hotel.
On the next day after breakfast we left to Citadel. Amman has Roman, Turkish, Muslim civilization. The Citadel is a city destroyed by the earthquake in 749AD.There is a mosque, Temple of Hercules, Cemetry,WatchTower,Well,Souq, Palace, Houses, Caves used as tombs,TurkishBath,Palace Tower inside the Citadel. We hired a tour guide and went around Citadel.The Citadel had a very good view of Amman and it had a big museum showcasing the pottery, coffins, warfare, ornaments restored from there and from Jerash. Then we left to Roman Theatre in Amman.There is a museum inside the place. Then we left to see the desert castles. The Desert Castles were built as a rest house for people going on a pilgrimage to Mecca or for those who are hunting in the desert. Since the castles are built with sand stones, the temperature inside the castle is very low keeping it cool. First we went to Qasr Al Kharana Castle.this was a big one and in the centre there is no roof and anyone in the first floor can look into the centre of the castle. The rooms were very big to accommodate many people. Then we left to Um Al Khas Desert Castle. It had painting on the floor, walls, Cielings.The paintings were being restored by UN and work was going on when we had been there. This castle is in the world heritage site list because it is the only building restored from the Umayan period.The castle also had mosaic work in its paintings. Then next we visited Azrak castle.It was a very big one with a huge empty space in the middle and many empty rooms.It was built for soldiers to stay. It had stone doors and 1 storey. There was a well and mosque. It was built using asphalt stones. After the visits we had lunch in a local restaurant and we were dropped at hotel. We again went around wakalat street .We had avocado and honey milkshake, strawberry milkshake at lebnani snack. Awesome taste. Then we took a taxi and reached Mecca Mall. Then had some Indian snacks there in an Indian Restaurant and left back to hotel and had dinner.
Some Knowledge sharing: There are 19 hills in Jordan. There are colours in Jordan flag: White Umayan rule Green Fatima rule Black Ottomon Rule Red Hashemite Kingdom 7 stars are the 7 phrases of Quran.(knowledge given by the Guide at Citadel)..
On the 2nd day, we left the hotel after breakfast and reached UM Qaais after a looooonnnnng travel. In Umqaais, we hired a local guide Ahmed.Umqaais was a whole city built by Romans. It was in the shape of Cross. It had a nympheaum,Shops,theatre,Church,Octagon point, Temple of God of Fertility,WaterChannels,A good Viewpoint, Houses of people who lived there. The people were living there for a long time till recently. There was a school there which had been turned into a restaurant there. The roads had diagonal laying of stones for easy movement of chariots. The stones were shaped into bumps because of the chariot wheels going on them. It had a museum inside it where the different statues of the god of fertility was restored and kept. This city was also destroyed by earthquake. Then we again travelled for a long time and reached Jerash. We bought tickets and went for Lunch in a nearby restaurant. The food was good. We had some dessert like gemat. Then we went to Atljun castle. Atljun castle is high up on the hill. Walking just few meters on the steep road tore my muscles apart…Took some rest and went inside the castle. The castle was built high on the top to check for any enemy movement. The military base was stationed there by the ARAB Rulers. After the tired uphill climbing and going around, we left for Jerash . At exactly 5 PM we reached Jerash in 30 minutes. Then we arranged for a guide and rushed inside. Jerash city was built by Romans. It has an Oval Centre, west gate and north gate, 1 arch to commemorate the visit of Roman King, A Very big temple of Jupiter, A temple of the God of hunting, 18 Churches, 1 nymphareum, 1 hypodendrum where the chariot races were held, 1 olive oil press, the colonnaded street, and 2 theatres at two different locations of the city. One private bath and 1 public bath. Later we went to Mr.Basim's home. We had some Turkish coffee and few desserts. Loving family who welcomed us well. We went to the hotel, had dinner and took rest.
On 3rd day, we had breakfast, did checkout and left with a new driver Mr.Baher.On the way to Madaba, we went to the automobile showroom, but it wasn't opened yet. So we continued to Madaba church. Madaba is the mosaic city. The church has a mosaic map where all the Christian places are marked. The Church itself has many mosaic hangings. Then we left to a mosaic workshop where we were explained about the art of making mosaics and the artificial mosaic mimic painting on pottery. I bought few Dead Sea salts and Dead Sea pack in the workshop. Then we left to Mt.Nebo where Moses tomb is present. There we saw the serpentine cross standing high above us. Pope John Paul has visited there and it's a very holy place for Christians. We can see the different places where Moses and Jesus were present from the viewpoint. It's said that Moses went into the desert with a stick and sphere which turned into a snake. Its believed that anyone bitten by snake can be cured if they see the serpentine cross. From Mt.Nebo we went to Beyond the Bethany. This is that place where Jesus was baptised. We had to wait for an hour for the bus to take us inside as private vehicles are not allowed. Then we went to the river where Jesus was baptised. Then we were taken to the border between Jordan and Israel and touched the holy water of the Jordan River where Jesus was once christened. We saw the people from Israel on the other bank of the river. We also saw the Church of John who baptised Jesus. Then went to Hotel Warwick at Dead Sea. After lunch at the hotel, we went to the Dead Sea, had a nice float with the Dead Sea pack. The water in the Dead Sea was oily, salty and also little itchy and caused little irritation. After the float, had a bath, swam in the swimming pool and went to the room. In the room we had a nice view of the sunset. Then had dinner and slept.
On the next day we had breakfast and checked out from hotel and left to Mt.Mukawir castle. On the way we stopped for a photo of the hot springs from the mountain. The Mukawir castle is where the John the Baptist was beheaded by the king upon his woman's request. It had 2 pillars and the castle was very steep and too much to climb. We didn't climb the whole stretch. Then we went to Karak Castle, it was a 2 storied castle. It was destroyed and later rebuilt again. It was used as a place to view the entire city. It had balcony, windows and ventilators. It was biggest of all castles we visited. Then we left to The Dana village. Dana village is where the Dana biosphere is. It is the place where people who go trekking rests and carry their journey. It has been restored using US Aid. The stone houses have been used as rooms for the rest houses. We had a lovely view of the Dana biosphere. Then we travelled to Little Petra. Little Petra is a miniature version of the actual Petra. Little Petra has many buildings, with 2 and 3 rooms. These rooms have ventilation, channel for water and other facilities. The interior looks painted and there is a painted room.The sand stones are scooped and looks like a man's face. After taking a walk around the little Petra which in itself has an hour of touring, we left to Petra and checked into EDOM Hotel. This hotel is only 5 minutes walk to the Petra Visitors centre. After checking in we went for a walk to buy water .Then we had dinner and slept.
Next day was the most tiring day of the entire tour. We had breakfast and left to Petra. We had a guide for an hour. He had studied medicine but had taken guide profession as this is more profitable. We walked inside Petra listening to all that the guide was talking about. We were told about the Bedouin people who lived in Petra till recently. They were sent to the nearby location and allowed to come and sell goods, crafts and to operate other shops, camel, horse, donkey ride. We saw the main entrance, the red snapper, temple of sun, the carvings on the walls, the water channels. After walking through the passage , we got a sneak peek of the Treasury. We weren't allowed inside the Treasury as this is stopped now to prevent the erosion of the sandstones. The Treasury has 2 tombs in the entrance .Inside there is a big hall and 2 rooms. In the centre is a tomb. The Bedouin people believed that it contains treasure and shot at the building. The bullet marks can be seen on the building. Then we walked from there passing the Highest Place of Sacrifice, other tombs. We then reached nympheum.The guide bid us bye, explaining the different places we need to see. We went to the church, the different cemeteries. The two storied cemetery which looks painted and had good acoustics. Then we went to the temple of Lion God and passed the colonnaded street. Then we took a donkey ride to the monastery and returned back. We were extremely tired. Walked and walked extremely exhausted and reached the treasury. From the treasury to the entrance where the horses are available, we stopped at 2 places for rest. We then took 2 horses 1 each and took a ride till a little before the ticket counter. I was extremely tired unable to keep a step forward, but I managed to reach a restaurant just before EDOM Hotel. I had my lunch there at around 5 pm.I ordered Shawarma but it was a big bread with grilled chicken unlike what I have eaten in Bahrain. I didn't like it, but I had starved and need to eat something to get my energy and reach my hotel room. I went to hotel, took rest. I was really doubtful if I can really walk for Petra by night. We already took tickets for Petra by night. We had a bath and refreshed. We had dinner again within 2 hours of eating lunch at 7 pm and left for Petra by night. I was still unsure if I would be able to walk again till treasury. But walking in is down hill, hence I reached treasury without any effort. We were served Bedouin tea. There were performances of music from rababa, shababa.Then a small story telling. The whole place from the entrance till treasury was illuminated only by candles .This was lovely. Then we walked back to the entrance which is uphill. I dreaded this but I was able to walk without taking any rest. We had movenpick ice-cream and reached hotel. Took rest.
Next day we had breakfast and checked out and left to WadiRum.We stayed at the Rose Camp in WadiRum.We had lunch and waited for the jeep to pick us up for jeep ride. We went for a 4 hour jeep ride. We went to the house of Lawrence of Arabia, the mushroom, the natural arch, the place with inscriptions by the nabateans, the final arch with the Lawrence of Arabia face. We couldn't see the sunset as the climate was bad. We reached our camp and refreshed ourselves. We then watched the way the buried dinner is excavated. We had dinner and went to our tent. We just couldn't sleep in the tent because there was no air and we were feeling stuffed and heat. We slept for 3-4 hours.
On the next day we woke up and got ready for the air balloon ride. We were picked up from the camp by the company. We went to the place of action; the air balloon was aired and made ready. But finally due to the weather, the balloon was swaying left and right, so the driver of the air balloon said we will wait for some time. We waited, but the climate was the same, so the ride was cancelled. We were dropped back at the camp. We had breakfast at the camp and left for Aqaba. On the way to the hotel, we went to Aqaba birds observatory, watched the birds.Then left for Marine Aquarium, watched many new types of fishes –camouflaged ones,turtles,eels,etc.Then we passed through the city to the Mamoluk fort. We watched it from outside, since it was at a low level from the road. Then we left to Marina Plaza. We checked in the hotel. We had lunch in the hotel and went to sauna, steam bath, swimming pool, Red sea beach. We then had bath and left to the Red Sea beach again and took pictures. We left in the hotel's shuttle bus to the city. We roamed around the city for 2 hours, looked around the souqs, shopping, went to a park nearby, to movenpick hotel and had ice cream there and went back to the post office and left to the hotel in the shuttle bus. We had dinner and slept.
On the next day we woke up and found heavy rain. We had breakfast and checked out and left. We had to reach the Amman airport by 2 pm for the flight back. We were tensed as we heard that the roads are blocked as the mountains have flooded the roads due to erosion by rain. The roads were flooded too. Since there was a road inside the village we were able to reach our destination on time. Thanks to Mr Baher our driver.Mr Baher was a little rough and arguing and we had difference of opinions. But professionally he was very good. We tipped him heavily because we reached the airport on time and entered the airport. We did some chocolate shopping and boarded the flight. We had a nice time in Jordan with all people very courteous and helpful. The Place is also a very good with nature, history blended into one another. I bought few magnets in Petra. Bought the colour sand bottle from Petra, Dead Sea salts, Dead Sea Pack, Loads of memories from Jordan.
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Chicken Chettinad
This recipe is from Sanjeev kapoor's book.Chicken recipes.Tried them many a times and everytime its just great.I have some modifications to the dish.
Chicken: 1/2 kg
Red chillies: 3-4 nos
Grated coconut:handful(optional since adding coconut reduces the spicyness of the dish)
Coriander seeds:1 tsp
Cumin seeds: 1tsp
Cardamons: 2 nos
Cloves: 2 nos
Cinnamon : 1 pc
Fennel seeds: 1tsp
Ginger:2 tsp chopped
Garlic: 2 tsp chopped
Oil:3 tsps
Onion : 1 large Chopped
Tomato: 2 med size chopped
Curry leaves:handful
Turmeric powder: 1/ TSP
Coriander leaves: handful
Red chiili powder: 1tsp
Salt: to taste
Saute the red chillies, corinader seeds, fennel seeds,cumin seeds, coconut,cinnamon, clove,cardamons in a little oil and grind to a fine paste along with fresh ginger, garlic.
Heat oil in a pan, add onions and fry them.Add curry leaves and the ground paste and fry.Then add tomatoes, chilli powder, salt,turmeric powder.
Add chicken and some water and cook them kept closed.
Finally garnish with coriander leaves.
You can try the recipe with mushroom for vegetarians.Probably name it Mushroom chettinad. :)


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seaQuest: what if we could learn to live on/underneath the oceans (or in orbit)? [previously(er)] [more inside]
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From the mid 40s to the mid 50s Coronet Instructional Films were always ready to provide social guidance for teenagers on subjects as diverse as dating, popularity, preparing for being drafted, and shyness, as well as to children on following the law, the value of quietness in school, and appreciating our parents. They also provided education on topics such as the connection between attitudes and health, what kind of people live in America, how to keep a job, supervising women workers, the nature of capitalism, and the plantation System in Southern life. Inside is an annotated collection of all 86 of the complete Coronet films in the Prelinger Archives as well as a few more. Its not like you had work to do or anything right? [more inside]
The Failure of Judges and the Rise of Regulators
The Control Revolution And Its Discontents - "the long process of algorithmisation over the last 150 years has also, wherever possible, replaced implicit rules/contracts and principal-agent relationships with explicit processes and rules."
neocolonial OCP-like company towns: changing the rules (in a good way)
The Politically Incorrect Guide to Ending Poverty In the 1990s, Paul Romer revolutionized economics. In the Aughts, he became rich as a software entrepreneur. Now he's trying to help the poorest countries grow rich—by convincing them to establish foreign-run "charter cities" within their borders. Romer's idea is unconventional, even neo-colonial—the best analogy is Britain's historic lease of Hong Kong. And against all odds, he just might make it happen. (via cc) [more inside]
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Paul Romer: A Theory of History, with an Application - "His economic theory of history explains phenomena such as the constant improvement of the human standard of living by looking primarily at just two forms of innovative ideas: technology and rules." (previously, via) [more inside]
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Following a year-long $40 million renovation Southern California's Monarch Beach Resort, formerly a St. Regis property, has announced the completion of the project, which includes a new Miraval Life in Balance Spa, new pool areas, updated guest rooms, and fresh dining options. Read more below from our sister publication, Luxury Hotel Insider.
The resorts renovated arrival area now has beach house-inspired details with panoramic windows, over-sized seating, wide plank wood floors and blue and sea-glass green accents.
Also new is the Miraval Life in Balance Spa offering more than 70 treatments at its Monarch Beach Resort location. Each is designed to "awaken the senses, create balance and promote a sense of well-being" for guests throughout the spa's 24 treatment rooms. There is also a lap pool, multiple spa suites, a boutique, Drybar, Deborah Lippmann Nail Salon and relaxation and tranquility zones. Healthy menu items inspired by Miraval's philosophy are also available at the resort's restaurants, as well as the new Miraval Spa Café inside the spa.
For dining, chef Michael Mina's Stonehill Tavern continues to provide a private beachfront dining space for guests, while the resort is also debuting five new dining concepts led by executive chef Collin Thornton as part of the renovation. The new dining options focus on using fresh ingredients from local purveyors and exercising sustainable practices, and include:
- AVEO Table + Bar: A Mediterranean restaurant and bar designed by San Francisco-based hospitality firm Puccini Group. Dishes are inspired by the cuisine of Spain, Italy, Greece and Morocco, and are crafted using local ingredients.
- 33° North: This venue includes three separate dining areas; a contemporary bar serving hand-crafted cocktails; a living room salon; and an outdoor patio with fireside seating and live music Thursday through Sunday.
- Part & Parcel Market: Also designed by Puccini Group, the all-day dining option serves small bites and healthy options for guests on-the-go.
- Club 19: A refreshed indoor-outdoor gastro pub situated near the golf course offers beers on tap, cocktails, and classic American fare.
- Sombra: A Mexi-Cali, family-friendly poolside cantina offering a fusion of Mexican/American dishes along with salads, vegetarian options and modern Mexican comfort food.
The resort's new pool areas include an adults-only Monarch Pool, Family Pool with splash zones and two infinity-edge spas. Private cabanas have built-in music and stocked outdoor mini-bars, while chaise lounges and an outdoor fire pit provide space for guests to gather in the evenings. The pool area's multi-level design now has a second tier dedicated to sunning and lounging.
Refreshed guestrooms designed by Los Angeles-based Rodrigo Vargas Design have a color palette of blues, greens and whites. All rooms and suites have balconies furnished with modern patio furniture, and all first floor balconies include fire pits.
Tip: In addition to the renovation, Monarch Beach Resort is also offering several new land and sea experiences in Dana Point. At the resort's private access beach, guests can enjoy activities like standup paddle boarding, trail hikes, bonfire communions and one-on-one surf lessons led by a resort Surf Host.
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March 24, 2015
By: Five Star Alliance
St Regis Monarch Beach Resort features three swimming pools, including the Main Pool (pictured),
the more family-oriented Lagoon Pool, and the 3-lane lap pool, located at the Spa Gaucin fitness center.
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February 5, 2015
By: Five Star Alliance
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Perched atop a seaside bluff with panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and miles of sandy beach, The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel continues to redefine guest experiences by creating distinctive, unforgettable and epic memories. The resort is kicking off 2015 by each week highlighting an Epic Bucket List experience guests would want on their Bucket List. These experiences are for guests to enjoy while visiting the oceanfront resort and Southern California. From sipping champagne at sunset or meeting world renowned marine life artist Wyland to snorkeling with a Garibaldi or going behind the scenes at Pageant of the Masters, an epic experience will be added to the Bucket List each week via the resort'social media channels including Facebook and Twitter. Guests are invited to follow the Bucket List through #RCMemories #BucketList and are invited to share their Bucket List ideas.
The Epic Bucket List Experience includes overnight accommodations in The Ritz-Carlton Suite featuring cascading views of the sparkling Pacific Ocean and California Riviera. Guests will experience personalized surprise and delights designed by expert memory makers – the ladies and gentlemen of The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel.
The Epic Bucket List Experience includes:
o Three night's accommodations in The Ritz-Carlton Suite
o Dinner for two catered by a personal butler on the patio of the suite
o A private butler, creating personalized experiences such as
o Private star gazing lessons and a magnum of Moët & Chandon
o Surf Lessons with a Pro
o Shopping Extravaganza
o Reserved seating on 180blu, the resort's bluff-top lounge
o A couples massage in The Ritz-Carlton Spa
o Personal paparazzi to capture the epic memories
o Round the clock transfers from the airport and around town
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Wonders of Wyland Reception
The Wonders of Wyland Reception will be held Friday, March 6, 2015. The evening will include film highlights from Wyland's thirty-year campaign to create 100 life size marine life murals in more than 12 countries around the world. Spanning the sides of skyscrapers, sports arenas, and structures, these landmark public murals have captured the imagination of millions and helped inspire a new generation to become better stewards for our environment. The evening presentation will share the story of Wyland's epic campaign, from its humble beginnings to the final, all-encompassing project for the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. Through original video footage and photographs, guests will get an up-close look at the murals and one man's dream to change the landscape of art - and to create a gentle reminder to communities around the world that everyone, everywhere can make a difference. The Wonders of Wyland Reception will also feature Wyland painting twelve original sumi brush paintings to be auctioned off that evening. Sumi brush paintings are done in traditional Chinese brush-style with black ink on paper. The reception is $125 per person, with $25 of the ticket price going to support the Wyland Foundation. Reservations are required for the reception.
Whales, Wonders, and Wyland
The Whales, Wonders, and Wyland overnight experience is offered nightly through April 30, 2015 and includes overnight accommodations, two tickets for a whale watching excursion with Dana Wharf, a special Wyland gift while on the whale watching cruise, an in-room Wyland amenity, a personal note from Wyland and resort fee. The experience starts at $620 per night.
Guests who attend the Wonders of Wyland reception and book the Whales, Wonders, and Wyland overnight package that evening will also receive a Wyland coffee table book.
Located halfway between Los Angeles and San Diego, The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel sits on a 150-foot bluff with panoramic white-water views of the Pacific Ocean and two-miles of sandy beach. The resort is a re-imagined surfside retreat that awakens guests' senses with its unique ocean-front setting and remarkable service heritage. As the premiere destination for travelers who desire a playful approach to Southern California luxury, the resort has been the recipient of many awards over the years.
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January 8, 2014
By: Five Star Alliance
The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel celebrates its 30th Anniversary in 2014. Traditionally, a 30th anniversary is celebrated with a gift of pearls, so in honor of its Pearl Anniversary, the resort has joined with luxury pearl jeweler Mikimoto to provide guests with The Pearls of Inspiration Experience.
A celebrated icon along the California coast, The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel is perched atop a 150 foot bluff, and set against cascading views of the Pacific Ocean. This surfside retreat has a unique beachfront setting and remarkable service heritage, and is located halfway between Los Angeles and San Diego, along the coast of Dana Point. The resort boasts amazing dining options and all 396 guestrooms have been redesigned with decor that reflects the sparkle of the Pacific Ocean. Outdoor fireplaces have been added to the patios of first floor oceanfront guestrooms. Additional enhancements to the luxury property include major changes to the resort's gardens and grounds, and an Eco-Adventure Center.
The Pearls of Inspiration Experience is exclusive to The Ritz-Carlton Club Level and includes:
• The opportunity to discover a His and Hers Mikimoto cultured pearl jewelry gift on your pillow in your guestroom
• Overnight accommodation on The Ritz-Carlton Club Level or Suite
• Pearls of Inspiration White Chocolate amenity
• Breakfast for two either through In Room Dining or in Raya
• Round trip transportation to and from South Coast Plaza
• Lunch for two at South Coast Plaza and visit to Mikimoto.
The package is available January 1 through April 30, 2014 and starts at $750 per night.
Package is subject to availability and cannot be combined with any other offer. Additional rules, regulations, and restrictions may apply.
In conjunction with the Pearls of Inspiration Experience, the hotel has created three events that explore the genius of Kochi Mikimoto, and an exclusive look at the jewelry company and how it uses a blend of talent, discipline and artistry within their craft.
Events include:
• The Pearl King - January 23, 2014; 4-8pm
The skill of a scientist and the soul of an artist combined to create the genius of Kokichi Mikimoto, the inventor of cultured pearls. A visionary on a quest for beauty, it was his dream to "adorn the necks of all women around the world with pearls."
• The Romance of Pearls - March 6, 2014; 4-8pm
The pearl's iridescent luminosity has bewitched men and women alike for thousands of years. Whether offered in romance or taken in victory, worn as a symbol of chastity or a mystical aphrodisiac, pearls have been and continue to be among the most coveted gems in the world.
• Birth of a Pearl - May 8, 2014; 4-8pm
In 1893, after years of painstaking efforts, Kokichi Mikimoto succeeded in creating the world's first cultured pearl. The method he developed is still used by Mikimoto today to form beautiful, lustrous pearls.
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October 25, 2013
By: K. Clare Johnson
During the holiday season, The Ritz Carlton Laguna, Niguel is transformed into a holiday wonderland with sparkling lights, sweet treats, and special events. In celebration of the season of giving, the resort is collecting canned goods and non-perishable items for the Orange County Rescue Mission and toys and books for Miracles for Kids.
The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel premiered as the first luxury beach resort along coastal Orange County. Today, the Dana Point resort boasts a newly re-imagined vibe, services and spaces, yet still occupies its perch atop 150 foot bluff featuring cascading views of the Pacific Ocean. The beautiful seaside city of Dana Point is located in Orange County, Southern California, about halfway between Los Angeles and San Diego.
Festive Holiday Events at the luxury hotel include:
-Surfing Santa Competition:Saturday, November 23; 7:30 a.m.
A fun surf competition where men, women and children dress like Santa or other holiday inspired characters and surf Salt Creek to benefit Surfers Healing.
-Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony: Sunday, November 24; 4 p.m.
Holiday music performed by The Jeeps and a special appearance from Santa Claus. Guests are asked to bring a new, unwrapped toy to be donated to Miracles for Kids.
-Holiday Surf Board Auction: November 23 through December 31, 2013.
The Sixth Annual Surf Board auction benefits Surfers Healing. More than three dozen surf boards donated from well-known surfers and local artists that have painted the boards, will be on display with bidding closing at noon on December 31. Bid online at www.biddingforgood.com/surfershealing.
-Gingerbread Spectacular: On display November 23 through December 31.
This year's display is dedicated to all of the Community Footprints partners the resort supports throughout the year. Each year the luxury resort's pastry team creates a sweet decadent edible spectacular that is on display throughout the holiday season.
-Holiday Tea: Monday through Thursday, November 18 through December 19. Seating from 2 to 2:30 p.m. in Raya.
$55 per person.
Enjoy a more contemporary version of tea served oceanside from Raya.
-Yappy Howl-iday Celebration: Saturday, December 7; 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Located on the Dana Lawn This festive gathering of canines and their companions provides Fido with the opportunity to be photographed with the "Big Dog" himself – Santa Paws. Guests are asked to bring unopened canned or dry dog food, treats, or dog toys to be donated to the Friends of Orange County's Homeless Pets.
-Holiday Storytelling: Friday and Saturday, December 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, and 21 at 5 p.m.
Complimentary in the Eco-Adventure Center. Guests are asked to bring a new children's book to be donated to Miracles for Kids.
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April 8, 2013
By: Five Star Alliance
20 million people gathered across the country to show support and their increasing concern about the visible ruined environment, on the very first Earth Day on April 22nd, 1970. Led by Senator John McConnell along with a small team of environmentalists and scientists, concerned citizens and the like, they successfully raised awareness about the absence of green issues from the United States' political agenda. It has grown to be recognized as an annual global event, and even has been adopted by the United Nations in 2009. Celebrated in more than 192 countries every year, numerous communities celebrate Earth Day by participating in activities focused on environmental issues.
It is becoming a norm for companies to participate in being green and responsible corporate, by adopting green initiatives within their business model. The Ritz-Carlton Laguna Niguel, has followed suit by extending the invitation of being more green, and being an eco-hero to their guests and local residents. The hotel chain has teamed up with the Southern California's expert-naturalist organization, the Eco-Adventure Center to help with this effort. The Beach Clean Up is the Ritz-Carlton property's annual Earth Day initiative where they invite local residents and their hotel guests to come join them and help do their part in keeping Salt Creek Beach clean. Naturalists from the resort's Eco-Adventure Center will provide trash bags and gloves for participants, and will manage the removal of the trash that is collected. The Ritz Carlton hopes that this event helps guests and locals to extend eco-efforts in their own homes.
The Ritz-Carlton Laguna Niguel beach clean-up will be held Saturday, April 20 at 10 a.m.
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March 11, 2013
By: K. Clare Johnson
Why have an ordinary hotel stay when you can have an eco-adventure?
The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel, which premiered as the first luxury beach resort along coastal Orange County, is located halfway between San Diego and Los Angeles. It sits high up on a 150 foot bluff that features cascading views of the Pacific Ocean.
Set amidst such a beauty, it's not surprising that the luxury hotel has an Eco-Adventure Center that turns the local surroundings into a natural classroom and living laboratory. The Center offers adventures for all ages, with the aim to encourage sound environmental practices and a deeper respect for nature.
Sample events and adventures include:
-Garden tours where guest will learn about sustainable gardening practices and about the indigenous flora and fauna of Southern California.
-Whale-watching excursion to Dana Point, which is the Whale Capital of the West. Blue, Humpback, and Gray Whales are all visible as they migrate along the Pacific Coast.
-Exploration of Strands Beach. Guests will investigate the local foliage and wildlife of the Dana Point Headlands and learn how they adapt to the ever-changing coast.
-Body Boarding at Salt Creek Beach. Learn how waves are created, study the effects of a rip current, and discover the longshore drift. Then cap off all that learning with some body boarding.
-Snorkeling the kelp forest. Learn about the harmonious and diverse kelp forest and learn what can be done to protect it.
-Customized programs for groups, including unique team building activites that bring individuals in touch with the ocean, planet, and themselves.
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) Amazon.com Inc. is expected to pick up share in the tablet market in the fourth quarter with strong sales of its Kindle devices, though Apple Inc.s iPad will remain the dominant product line in the segment, according to a brokerage report on Tuesday.
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I used to lay around reading for fun. The past few years I have been so upset all I can read for any length of time is the Bible, I certainly can't read some stupid novel. I wish I could
I don't understand why men always capitulate to their wives.
I recently got an iPad Mini, and really like having a device this size. Much more convenient than a laptop or a large tablet (which last I never bought because I always thought them too big and ungainly).
Try it, you may end up liking your Fire more than you thought you would.
Very wise of you. You seem to be able to read your wife without HD.
Ah, that would be why my husband is saying he "needs" a new Kindle. Whatever.
My wife has the Fire, and loves it. When we were at my parents for Thanksgiving, my brother in law, who is a big Apple Fanboy, got to play with the Fire. He was impressed enough that he thought about buying one.
They aren't as powerful as an Ipad, but do a lot of the same stuff.
I too have the Kindle app, on my iPad. I love being able to carry the iPad around with several books on it. I also love being able to brighten the page and enlarge the print. Then, if I'm tired of the book, I can send and receive email, texts, surf the net etc. I'm not sure of the capabilities of the newest Kindle but although it's quite a bit more expensive, I do love my iPad.
Always? not even close. Its just that arguing over purchasing something as cheap as a 130 bucks is not worth it especially when we spend so little on non-essentials.
When she started talking about purchasing a new car, I would not relent. I've owned one new car in my life and unless I get to a point where money is never a concern (like winning a multimillion dollar lottery jackpot) I will never buy a new automobile again. Its just not worth the outlay of capital.
She believes these gadgets will be fun and we will use them alot. Me I use a laptop and love it. I can't for the life of me see where this gadget will replace my laptop. But hey if she gets a bit of enjoyment out of it then who am I to squelch it.
I'm reading a lot of classics. This year I've read Nicholas Nickleby, Paradise Lost, Dante's Divine Comedy, some Shakespeare, and of course, the Lord of the Rings Trilogy and the Hobbit. If you prefer sacred or theology I recommend the two books on Jesus of Nazareth by Pope Benedict, Men and Women He Created Them a new translation of John Paul II's work on the theology of the body, and anything by C.S. Lewis.
"I dont understand why men always capitulate to their wives."
Which would explain your name.
It is simpler than listening to the whining.
Same reason why my bride lets me buy books and a rifle every once in a while. The cost is less than seeing me drool at the gun shop or book store.
I had a Kindle Fire and liked it but I liked my old kindle first edition with the ink screen because you could very easily read outside or at the beach. I just bought a Nexus 7 and I like that for browsing the web and doing all my reading except for outside. If I want to read outside I load up my first kindle and take it with me. The Swype function on the keyboard is also great on the Nexus 7, I'm not sure if the newer Kindle Fires come with it.
my major concern is that if I understand it right a Kindle Fire is "touchscreen" which for me is a problem.
First I like a keyboard and a touchscreen interface seems so slow to me.
Second I hate fingerprints on my screen it annoys me to the point of being an obsession.
Third for some reason my hands get very dry which means I am using hand cream every day which aggravates the issue of fingerprints on my screen.
You can be right, or you can be happy :-)
Nothing electronic shall ever replace, in my humble hovel, a real book! I may be old school, but books, my glider rocker, and either sunlight, moonlight, or electric light (incandescent bulbs only, the others are not in my budget), and a cup of tea or coffee, and I'm fine.
You can't break a printed book. It will not have software issues, battery fires, or broken in frustration glass screens.
I have an iPhone so thought of sticking with Apple when hinting for a mini pad for CHRISTmas.
Son#3 has a Kindle Fire and when I held it, it seemed heavy and bulky. Is the iPad Mimi easier to hold than the Fire. I'm not big on apps. I just like to go and bookmark where google takes me-— mostly current news. So my tastes are simple.
Would I like Apple or Amazon Kindle do you think?
Wish my wife were on Fire
I have an iPhone so thought of sticking with Apple when hinting for a mini pad for CHRISTmas.
Son#3 has a Kindle Fire and when I held it, it seemed heavy and bulky. Is the iPad Mimi easier to hold than the Fire. I'm not big on apps. I just like to go and bookmark where google takes me-— mostly current news. So my tastes are simple.
Would I like Apple or Amazon Kindle do you think?
Sorry folks, Kindle is good, but Audible is best. I listen to books while running, moving grass, driving, doing house repairs, before going to sleep at night. I'm about to finish my third book this month and will have read 23 for this year so far...including Gone with the Wind, which is like three average books in length. Fiction, non-fiction, best sellers and classics.
Audible on Droid with bluetooth headphones rock!
LMAO! Awesome name. First time I've come across it.
Oops- sorry 'bout the double posting.
Not sure because I have used neither gadget much to date. However there are others on the thread who have seemed to use both. Maybe then can enlighten you.
I got it from this.
Because it just isn't worth the stress. With a guy you can tell him to get over it and a day later he'll still be your best bud. Women don't ever forget.
Uh...OK. I think maybe you missed the joke.
Anyway, maybe this will help. A wise man once told his newly married son that he now had a choice to make in determining how he wanted to live the rest of his life with his wife — he could either be right, or he could be happy.
""She who must be obeyed""
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The Kindle has for me. Try it, perhaps, like me, you'll find it much, much better, and wind up reading many times more than before. The advantages I've found (in no particular order) are: (1) The Kindle is very light and much easier to hold than a book; you won't know how much of a difference that makes until you try it for a couple of days. (2) You can hold more than 1500 books on a Kindle, and each book stays right on the page where you left off. This allows me to easily read three or four books at the same time. (3) The type size is adjustable, a great benefit for those of us who need glasses. (4) The Kindle covers either have integrated lights, or, as with the Kindle Fire, the screen itself is illuminated. This makes it very cozy for reading at night. (5) You can search for and download a new book in less than a minute. Sometimes, I'd be reading a book review and decide I'd like to read that book, and it's there on my Kindle in less time than it took to read the review. (6) There are very nice leather covers for the Kindles that look like antique bindings and add hardly anything to the weight. This allows me to take the Kindle with me anywhere, and I do. (7) Amazon lets you to have up to six Kindles on one account, all loaded with the same books without an extra fee. This allows you to have a Kindle everywhere, at home, at work (for lunch), or where ever, and each Kindle automatically synchronizes to the last page you read on any other Kindle.
BTW, I've had my Kindles for three years, and have never had a sofware failure, a broken screen, or a malfunction of any kind.
I bought my husband a Kindle for his birthday 2-3 years ago. He had said he really didn't need or want one. Now that he has it, he uses it a lot. He reads heavy theological material. Heavy in both size of book and its contents. He isn't able to get all of them on Kindle, but enough that it makes it a little easier for him to take his reading along.
"Always" is a bit strong. We have a nice simple rule for harmony in the kevkrom house -- she makes all of the small decisions, and I make the big ones. And in 14 years, amazingly, we haven't had a big decision yet...
Any way, one of the admin people there posted a negative review of the Kindle Fire because it really wants to show ads, even if you shut it down. That is, it will turn itself on at night to display ads. That, and Amazon made it difficult to load books from other sources.
The end of the review also includes a link to an app to load from Gutenberg, FWIW, to restore some of the expected generic functionality. I have a rooted B&N Simple Touch, myself. I'll eventually upgrade, once the dust and prices settle in the 7" market.
For that usage profile, I'd lead toward Kindle (or Nook, if you're so inclined). The strength of the iPad is that it's more versatile and powerful -- if you don't need that, then a less expensive alternative is probably better.
I have a Kindle Fire myself, and while I have some apps installed, I rarely use them (as opposed to the apps on my iPhone). It's used 99% of the time for reading books, and frankly, the only benefit the Fire has over the basic Kindle in that respect is that it's in color, which can help for illustrated books.
I disagree. The higher the resolution and more particularly the greater the pixel density the nicer the text looks as there would be less pixelation noticeable with the characters. This is why Apple's new retina display Ipad is so nice and also Google's new Nexus 10" tablet. I use the Kindle app as well for reading on the retina and I find it much easier on the eyes then my older Ipad2.
We're getting my daughter the new Kindle iPad-equivalent.
I have found with advancing age that I'm now seriously thinking about the paper white version. Sure, I can enlarge the font on my gen 1 but the paper white looks very sharp.
Anyone have any hands on with the paper white?
There are some advantages an ebook reader. Being able to carry multiple tomes and news sources for one. Another is the built in dictionary. Highlight a word, and it look it up.
Okay, the dictionary can be sorely lacking, and very annoying when handling adverbs.
"my major concern is that if I understand it right a Kindle Fire is "touchscreen" which for me is a problem."
I prefer the Kindle keyboard for reading some books, and the laptop for others (e.g. diagram-heavy books and manuals). The easy portability of the Kindle is the main selling point for me. I find the Nook (touchscreen) less efficient so it usually stays home in the drawer.
I have not bought the Kindle Fire, but my son purchased a Nexus as soon as it came out. I have taken it over. Just upstairs in my bedroom. I had been using a tv up there and a bluray system that let me stream netflix. After getting the Nexus up there, I can surf the web, watch Netflix, and have found I am not turning on the tv. And for reading I still have my Kindle 3G. For real computing, I still sit down at my desktop computer. I have it setup to work like a laptop, though, or better, with wireless keyboard & mouse. But for crunching power, nothing beats desktops, still.
I believe the Kindle Fire is comparable in apps to the Nexus, and a bit cheaper.
The mini iPad is wonderful, it's light and you can read all your Kindle books on it .
I just gave it as a gift and it was a big hit!
Use a stylus, I do.
As my father told me..."son once you're married you have a choice to make. From now on you can chose to be happy or you can chose to be right. You can't be both"
Audio books.
I never go anywhere without my Zune loaded with audio books downloaded from the public library. I can cook, clean, fix, shovel, mend, solder, sweep, drive while enjoying a good book.
That's a big advantage I forgot to mention. Amazon has done a remarkable job of making out of print books and books in the public domain available on the Kindle for a buck or two, or sometimes for nothing. Often, these out of print books are not available except through the Kindle. As an example, last Summer I had an itch to read about the Boxer Rebellion. Within ten minutes I had downloaded three first hand accounts, long, long out of print. I could not have had access to these books any other way except through the Kindle. Another example would be WWI first hand accounts, many of which are esoteric, and of which there are dozens and dozens available on the Kindle.
That's a big advantage I forgot to mention. Amazon has done a remarkable job of making out of print books and books in the public domain available on the Kindle for a buck or two, or sometimes for nothing. Often, these out of print books are not available except through the Kindle. As an example, last Summer I had an itch to read about the Boxer Rebellion. Within ten minutes I had downloaded three first hand accounts, long, long out of print. I could not have had access to these books any other way except through the Kindle. Another example would be WWI first hand accounts, many of which are esoteric, and of which there are dozens and dozens available on the Kindle.
No worries about scratching the screen? (Otherwise it sounds like a plan.)
I tried most all those tablets Nook,Fire,Samsung but ever since I got the Toshiba Thrive I haven't had my laptop or desktop on. T he Thrive is heavy and the speakers could be better but functionally its the tops......
Absolutely not.
"Boxwave" at Amazon has a wonderful one, I've given them out as gifts.
Tons of out of print old stuff here, even the 1790 census . Many older herb books it may take awhile to find what you want but more than likely it is here! Also they are all free....
Me too. And recently I stumbled upon http://archive.org/details/oldtimeradio
This site has thousands of radio shows from the '40's and '50's, in MP3 format. All are free and easy to download. Comedies, dramas, detective stories, westerns, etc. Most are 30 minutes in length.
If you like detective stores, I recommend "Yours truly Johnny Dollar". For westerns, "Gunsmoke".
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Anyway back to the topic, this error can be fixed by pausing your anti-virus, it worked for me both times I used the game, with having the anti-virus running it brought the error screen. Also if I turn Vista from 32 to 16 bit it runs and loads a little faster, hope this helps and I hope all problems can be fixed.
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Thanks...will be on the alert.
This thread just brought back memories of the day my mother died 13 yrs ago, August 11, 1996. That night was one of the biggest meteor showers that I have ever seen. I hope I see them again.
Of course, in the Pacific Northwest, it's going to be overcast with rain showers. Seems like it happens every year about this time. Sure wish I were in Arizona right now. I have property in North Central Arizona that has very little light pollution. However, my job keeps me away from there at the moment.
Right on my birthday!
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