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Join Gutsy Women Travel to explore Japan's Cultural Treasures on this 12 day/13 night trip starting from Tokyo. Travel Japan and discover the country you've always dreamed about. An Asian land both modern and ancient. You'll enjoy the ancient as well as the modern,and nature with Mount Fuji and volcanic hot springs.
Tour Organizer: http://gutsywomentravel.com
Dates: March 23, 2017 (13 nights, 12 days)
Activities: Walking
Price: $4,095
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Cherry Blossom Festival Japan: The Cherry Blossom Flowering Tidings begins in the Southern Part of Japan (Fukuoka) and moves north toward the middle Japan (Osaka, Kyoto, Tokyo). It then continues North towards Sapporo. Our Gutsy Women tour starts in the Middle of Japan (Tokyo) and heads South.
Join Gusty Women Travel as we explore more than 2,000 years of Japanese history and culture, from ultra-modern Tokyo through the former imperial capital of Kyoto, and all the way back to Kanazawa's unique samurai architecture. Along the way, we'll visit local markets and craft workshops, partake in a traditional tea ceremony, and travel by rail just as the Japanese do. Welcome to Japan—OAT style.
Depart U.S. Depart the U.S. today on your overnight flight to Tokyo, Japan.
Arrive at the Tokyo airport in the late afternoon or early evening today. An OAT representative will greet us at the airport and assist with the transfer to our hotel in Tokyo. There, we'll meet our OAT Trip Leader and fellow travelers, including those who arrived early for the optional Tokyo pre-trip extension.
OVERNIGHT: Hotel JAL City Tamachi Tokyo or similar
Today, we'll have breakfast at our hotel, followed by a briefing about our upcoming days in Japan. Then, we set out to explore fascinating and frenetic Tokyo on a tour that takes us to some of its most famous sites. We'll enter the seventh-century Asakusa Kannon Temple, which—according to legend—was founded after two brothers fished the Kannon statue out of the Sumida River. They threw the statue back in the river over and over, but it always returned to them, so they built the temple to house it forever.
We'll pass by the Imperial Palace, the home to the emperor of Japan. Then we're on our way to the Ginza district. The Ginza district is famous for its high-class shops and glitzy galleries. Following our explorations here, we'll stop for lunch on our own before we visit Yasukuni Shrine. The shrine is a memorial completed in 1869 to honor the 2.5 million Japanese people who died in war. While its name literally translates to "Peace of the Country," Yasukuni became one of Japan's most controversial sites in 1979 when 14 class-A war criminals were enshrined here.
Later, we'll return to our hotel for time at leisure. You may get an overview of Tokyo's history at the massive Edo Tokyo Museum, or stroll the streets of Old Tokyo. We'll regroup this evening as we gather for a Welcome Dinner at a local restaurant.
OVERNIGHT: Hotel JAL City Tamachi Tokyo or similar
Travel overland to Hakone • Japanese language lesson
We start our day with breakfast at the hotel. Afterwards, we'll tboard a motorcoach for the trip to Hakone. Hakone is located 50 miles west of Tokyo. As we drive, our Trip Leader will lead a discussion on language. They'll be giving us a lesson on practical Japanese. We'll stop for lunch at a local restaurant. Afterwards, we'll ascend halfway up the slopes of Mount Fuji by bus (weather permitting), enjoying a scenic drive around this iconic, snow-capped mountain.
Afterward, we resume our journey to Hakone, arriving in late afternoon. After checking into our hotel, the rest of the day is at leisure. If you wish, you can try bathing in a Japanese onsen (hot spring) before we enjoy a Japanese banquet-style dinner at our hotel.
OVERNIGHT: Hotel Kagetsuen or similar
Hakone • Cruise Ashinoko Lake • Visit Hakone Open-Air Museum
We start our day in Hakone with breakfast at our hotel, then embark on a tour of this scenic city. Hakone is beloved by the Japanese for its hot-spring resorts, mountains, lakes, and historical sites. We begin by cruising Lake Ashi from Kojiri to Moto-Hakone, where, weather permitting, you will see views of majestic Mount Fuji. Then, on the shores of Lake Ashi, we'll visit the Narukawa Art Museum, which displays countless examples of traditional Japanese paintings that owner Minoru Narukawa has collected in the past 20 years.
After lunch at a local restaurant, we'll visit Hamamatsuya, a workshop specializing in wooden handcrafts. Here you can see the creation of the elaborate woodwork of Hakone Yosegi Zaiku, a special product of Hakone featuring complex inlaid designs. Later, we'll continue our discovery of Hakone's artistic culture by visiting the Hakone Open-Air Museum, a collection of about 100 works strategically set in 70,000 square meters of green space.
We'll return to our hotel for dinner this evening.
Please note: Alternative activities may be substituted for some of the visits described above depending on weather conditions.
OVERNIGHT: Hotel Kagetsuen or similar
Bullet train to Nagoya • Express train to Kanazawa
We have breakfast at our hotel and then transfer to the train station, where we board our first bullet train—the legendary high-speed train service pioneered by the Japanese.
The Japanese call this train the shinkansen. It is one of the world's finest quick-transit trains, and still amongst the fastest trains in the world, traveling at speeds of up to 200 mph. For boarding, be prepared to stand at a precise location indicated by your coach and seat accommodations. The train stops exactly where indicated and sure enough, your coach is right in front of you. Our trip on the bullet train takes us from Odawara to Nagoya. Lunch is on your own today and we suggest doing as the Japanese do—buy a packed lunch (called eki-ben) in the station and enjoy it on the train. Eki-ben lunches are one of the attractions of train travel in Japan.
We'll then board the Limited Express train for our ride to Kanazawa, enjoying a view of Japan's rolling countryside and modern cityscapes along our route. We arrive in the afternoon and check into our hotel. Dinner tonight is at a local restaurant.
OVERNIGHT: Kanazawa Miyako Hotel or similar
Kanazawa • Visit Omicho Market
Explore Japan and tour a sake breweryWe have breakfast at our hotel and then begin our exploration of Kanazawa with a guided tour of this historic city.
Between the 16th and 18th centuries, Kanazawa was a prosperous castle town in the domain of Kaga, ruled by the Maeda Family, and it has been one of the cultural centers of Japan ever since. Located on the coast of the Japan Sea, Kanazawa was spared much of the destruction that World War II brought to the country. It is famous today for its unique architecture, its exquisite Kaga-style handcrafts—including silk-dyeing and lacquerware—its delicate regional cuisine, and the Kenrokuen Garden, one of the most beautiful in Japan. We start our tour with a morning visit to this garden, which was opened to the public in 1875 and is one of the most visited garden spots in all of Japan.
After the garden, we'll visit one of the many houses of Kanazawa where the samurai—Japan's famed class of noble warriors—once lived. Several former samurai homes still stand on winding streets, and many are still in use as residences. We'll enjoy a closer look at what constitutes samurai style when we explore the 18th-century Terashima House, home of a samurai who was also a painter. Later we'll tour the Higashi-Chaya district with its old wooden structures. We'll also visit Kaikaro, a 190-year-old ochaya—a teahouse where geishas perform. Here, we'll admire the teahouse's decor, which is a true fusion between modern and ancient Japan.
Then, following lunch at a local restaurant, we visit the Omicho Market (closed Sundays and public holidays). This 300-year-old market, known locally as Kanazawa's Kitchen, is a very busy gathering place, and brims with exceptionally fresh vegetables, fruit, and fish offered for sale to households and to private restaurants. By browsing the many stalls here, we can get a good idea of what the local diet is like and see the range of foods that create the local cuisine. We might see some of the traditional specialties of the region, such as fish pickled in rice bran, fresh crab, Kaga lotus root, seaweed, and a variety of sweet treats.
After walking through the busy market, we'll uncover more local traditions by visiting a gold-leaf workshop. These thin sheets of gold have been produced in Kanazawa since the 16th century, and are used to decorate everything from handcrafts to Buddhist alters. In the workshop, we'll learn more about how gold leaf is made and what significance it still holds in Japanese culture before returning to our hotel. Dinner tonight is on your own.
OVERNIGHT: Kanazawa Miyako Hotel or similar
Day at leisure • Optional Shirakawa-go & Gokayama tour OPTIONAL TOUR
Discover Japanese mountain villages on a guided tourToday you can spend a day at leisure in Kanazawa, making your own discoveries in this historic city.
Or you can join us for an optional full-day excursion to Shirakawa-go and Gokayama, mountain villages—and UNESCO World Heritage Sites—in the forested countryside outside of Kanazawa. Because of their relative isolation, these areas developed independently of Japanese society, resulting in a unique culture and lifestyle.
In addition to creating their own dances, festivals, and traditions, residents developed a distinctive architectural style known as gassho-zukuri. Characterized by steeply pitched thatched roofs that are both striking and elegant, these dwellings are considered to be some of the most efficient farmhouses in Japan—and we'll discover why as we explore the houses of Ainokura this morning.
Then we'll visit a workshop to see how washi—a thick, fibrous paper made from mulberry bark—is created. Afterward, we'll head to Murakami House, which was built in 1578 and is the oldest ghasso-style house in the area.
During our visit here, we'll learn more about the history and culture of Gokayama, enjoy a traditional dance performance, and savor a traditional lunch of soba (buckwheat noodles) at a local restaurant. This afternoon, we transfer to Shirakawa-go, where we'll learn the art of mochitsuki, or rice-cake making, with members of the local community before returning to our hotel.
Dinner is on your own tonight.
OVERNIGHT: Kanazawa Miyako Hotel or similar
Tea with local family • Train to Kyoto
Encounter local Japanese culture at a Home Hosted MealFollowing breakfast at your Kanazawa hotel, we set off to visit a local family for tea and to get a firsthand glimpse of Japanese life at home. This is a wonderful opportunity to talk with a family and experience a bit of their daily routine. After this unique opportunity, we'll enjoy lunch together before we transfer to the train station and board a train bound for Kyoto.
Kyoto was Japan's imperial capital through the eighth to 19th centuries. It remains an important cultural center—and has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site—and we'll have five full days to explore its many wonders. We arrive at our hotel in the late afternoon, take a short orientation walk around the neighborhood, and enjoy dinner at a local restaurant tonight.
OVERNIGHT: Hearton Hotel or similar
Explore Kyoto • Discover Kinkakuji
Among Kyoto's many wonders are some of Japan's most impressive Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines, and we'll have a chance to discover one after breakfast, as we visit Kinkakuji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The striking architecture of Kinkakuji, also known as the Temple of the Golden Pavilion, dates from 1397, when it was built by the third shogun (military commander) of the Ashikaga Shogunate. The reflection of the pavilion on the water of the adjacent pond produces a breathtakingly beautiful and world-famous view.
Next, we visit Nijo Castle, which was constructed between 1601 and 1603. The castle, shrines, and 17 temples here are designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Although meant to represent power, it appears more a royal estate than a military post fortified with weapons. It was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu, founder of the Tokugawa shogunate, and became a meeting place for the shoguns. The largest building on the grounds is Ninomaru Palace, intentionally built with squeaky floors so an intruder would be heard advancing through the room.
After lunch at a local restaurant, we continue on to Sanjusangendo Hall, built in the twelfth century and containing an impressive 1,001 statues of the thousand-handed Kannon, the Buddhist goddess of mercy. Finally, we explore Kiyomizu Temple, another UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its "leap of faith" veranda and wooden terraces once used for sacred dances. Resting at the foot of the Higashiyama Mountains, this temple—which dates back to AD 778—offers a sweeping view of Kyoto and a spring whose waters are believed by some to have a curative quality.
This evening, we return to our hotel and enjoy dinner on our own.
OVERNIGHT: Hearton Hotel or similar
Day at leisure • Optional Nara & Fushimi tour OPTIONAL TOUR
See two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in NaraAfter breakfast, today is free for you to explore Kyoto on your own.
Or you can choose to join us on an optional tour to Nara and Fushimi. This excursion takes us to the distinctive city of Nara, which was the capital of Japan before Kyoto. We will visit two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Nara: Todaiji Temple and Kasuga Shinto Shrine. As we approach Todaiji Temple's Daibutsu-den Hall, you will be impressed by its massive size. It's the largest wooden building in the world. It is also one of the major historic temples in Japan and contains valuable artifacts.
Here, we'll admire the Daibutsu—an impressive 52-foot Buddha statue. As we continue to explore Todaiji, we'll likely notice another charming feature of its park area: its tame, free-roaming deer, which were regarded as the messengers of the Shinto god Kasuga.
If you want a close-up introduction to them, you can purchase shika senbei (special biscuits) to feed them. Be prepared to be very popular with these lovely creatures when you offer them food.
We'll also visit the Kasuga Shinto Shrine, which dates back to AD 768. Here, we'll stroll along the shrine's wooded paths, admiring its collection of 3,000 stone lanterns. After lunch at a local restaurant in Nara, we'll continue to the lovely town of Fushimi, where we'll visit one of the most popular shrines in Japan: Fushimi-Inari.
This evening, you can seek out a local restaurant to have dinner on your own.
OVERNIGHT: Hearton Hotel or similar
Visit Buddhist temple • Optional Japanese Traditional Music tour
After breakfast at our hotel, we'll depart for a day of activities that aim to give us a closer look into the lives of the Japanese people. First, we'll take a boat to Senkoji Temple, which is supported in part by funds from Grand Circle Foundation. At this 400-year-old temple, we'll have a chance to practice Zen meditation.
This afternoon, we say farewell to Senkoji and journey to Kameoka. Here, we'll dive into the country's rich gastronomical traditions by learning how to make a traditional Japanese dish—perhaps sushi or onigiri—with the help of locals.
After a satisfying homemade lunch, we'll return to Kyoto, where you'll have the rest of the afternoon to relax independently and enjoy dinner on your own. Or round out today's discoveries with an optional tour that celebrates traditional Japanese music and architecture. We'll travel by taxi to a performer's house to meet a musician couple who still practice on traditional instruments.
Some of these, like the three-stringed shamisen, have histories dating back to the 16th century. We'll learn about the history of this art form before being treated to a brief concert.
Then we'll depart by taxi for the Higashiyama district, in the heart of Kyoto's Gion Corner. This is where travelers can take an evening walk along cobblestone streets that evoke the romance of old Kyoto with their traditional wooden buildings. We'll stroll past shops, merchants' houses, and ryokan (Japanese-style inns) before stopping for an included dinner at a local restaurant.
OVERNIGHT: Hearton Hotel or similar
Kyoto • Day at leisure • Optional Arashiyama tour OPTIONAL TOUR
Today, continue exploring Kyoto on your own. This spiritual city is home to a tremendous number of religious sites—nearly 300 Shinto shrines and 1,700 Buddhist temples—for you to discover. You can view Shinto and Buddhist art at the Hosomi Art Museum. If pottery is your interest, you can browse an enormous selection of bowls, vases, sake cups, and other items fired by local potters at the Kyoto Ceramics Center.
Or join our optional tour to Arashiyama. On this excursion, we'll take a walking tour of two of the most beautiful gardens in this region of Japan. They are renowned for its bamboo groves and Togetsukyo Bridge spanning the Oi River.
We'll gather after breakfast for a walk down to the train station and arrive in the Arashiyama neighborhood, where our first stop is Tenryuji Temple. The primary temple of the Rinzai school of Zen, it was originally built in 1339 and has been destroyed by wars and fires and rebuilt many times. Most of the structures here now date from the late 19th century. The exquisite Zen garden—which includes a large pond, elevated rock groupings, and delicate cherry trees—is many centuries old.
Next we'll see Okochi-Sanso, a lovely garden located on top of a hill, providing a peaceful glimpse of the quiet Kyoto environs. Here you will be served Japanese tea and cake. We'll return to our hotel in the early afternoon.
Tonight enjoy a Farewell Dinner at a local restaurant.
OVERNIGHT: Hearton Hotel or similar
Return to U.S. or begin post-trip extension
Today, you will fly home from Osaka on an afternoon or early evening flight.Or, if you're continuing on our optional post-trip extension to Hiroshima, you'll transfer to this coastal city by bullet train today.
Whats Included/Excluded
- Cherry Blossom time!
- International airfare, airport transfers, government taxes, fees, and airline fuel surcharges unless you choose to make your own air arrangements
- All land transportation, including 3 rail transfers on bullet and local trains
- Accommodations for 12 nights
- 24 meals—daily breakfast, 6 lunches, and 6 dinners
- 13 small group activities
- Services of a resident, English-speaking OAT Trip Leader
- Gratuities for local guides, drivers, and luggage porters
- 5% Frequent Traveler Credit toward your next adventure—an average of $299
Not Included:
About Gutsy Women Travel
We believe that there is a Gutsy Woman inside each of us; one who occasionally needs to make time for herself to refresh and renew her mind, spirit and body. Over the past decade, Gutsy Women Travel has been developing a community of women who have turned to us for the opportunity to recharge their energies in the company of other like-minded women in fascination destinations.
Women are traditionally caregivers, regularly placing the needs of everyone else in their lives ahead of their own. Yet it is undeniably important that women take the time to nurture themselves and travel is one of the best ways to do just that!
After three Gutsy Women Travel trips and counting, I can truly say that my trips with them both invigorate and relax one's spirit. It is such a pleasure to travel with like-minded women, enjoy terrific experiences, and end up being new friends. Life is great and Gutsy Women Travel is a joy! Lorry M – Diamond Bar, California
Travel is not for sissies. Sometimes it is very stressful, that's why I like being with a small group of women. I appreciate being pampered and having all the logistics taken care of so I can really relax. Katie B – St. Louis, Missouri


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Conductor's Baton Silent Auction
Conductor's Baton Silent Auction
this coming June during the
Stars and Stripes Celebration
MacArhtur Park, Little Rock
Each year, the Little Rock Wind Symphony offers you two opportunities to ascend the podium and conduct the orchestra with the silent auction of the conductor's baton. Winner of the Christmas baton will conduct the performance of of Sleigh Ride during Christmas Concert in December, and winner of the Flag Day baton will conduct the grand finale of next year's Stars and Stripes Celebration.
Included is your own conductor's baton, a conducting lesson with Maestro Israel Getzov, and recognition in the concert's publicity. You will learn in your private lesson all you need to know to successfully conduct the orchestra .
Bidding will take place during the Stars and Stripes Celebration concert. Bidding closes 10 minutes after the end of the concert.
Success and fun are guaranteed!
Don't miss your chance to conduct the Little Rock Wind Symphony!

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These top four best internet security antivirus are recommended to general users to protect computers from virus & malware spread through internet.
With the penetration of advanced technology beyond ethnicity, cultural and geographical barriers a high number of computer users have access to the internet. With the passage of time, information technology sector is flourishing globally, as a result high-speed internet connectivity is becoming the need of the hour whether it is for home users, schools or business firms.
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READING – WRITING RELATIONS. Are there any?. Agenda. The Rationale Literature Review The Purpose of the Study The Study The Research Questions The Results of the Study. The rationale.
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More Americans Working After 70
Traditionally, the retirement age in America is 65. The American Dream was all about working hard for 40 years and then relaxing and enjoying life for the next decade or two. According to the AARP, that is changing.
Is Divorce Derailing Your Retirement Fund?
Just as getting married involves financial decisions, so does divorce. Splitting up your assets is one of the main areas of concern - and this includes investments and retirement accounts. It's important for each of the partners to retain some of the retirement fund.
Are You Facing A Retirement Income Shortfall?
According to a study by TransAmerica women are far less confident of their ability to retire with a comfortable lifestyle. The same study shows that most women are planning to retire at 65, or not at all, continuing to work into their retirement years.
Retirement Planning and Financial Professionals
When planning for retirement, making sure the information you have is accurate is very important. How do you know that the person you're trusting with your future has the right information?
Millennials and Retirement
It seems that Millennials have been getting a bad reputation and they don't deserve it. The common view of the next generation of young adults is that they are attached to their phones or mobile devices and have no idea about the real value of money. Many articles mention that Millennials are not saving for the future and, in fact, could be facing a bleak financial future.
Reaching Goals of Financial Success
Saving for retirement, taking care of one's family, eating healthier, exercising more - these are goals that a lot of people have. Sometimes it's difficult to achieve those goals when temptations lead us astray. We want to save for retirement, but then we conveniently forget our budget constraints when making a purchase.
Top Financial Mistakes That Affect Your Retirement
As retirement approaches more and more Baby Boomers are taking stock of their financial decisions along the road to their golden years.
3 Debts to Pay Off Before Retirement
Heading into your golden years one is likely to consider your financial landscape and take a look at prioritizing which debts to focus on before you retire.
Overcoming a Retirement Shortfall
Workers in their late 50s or early 60s may have saved a lot of money for retirement, but when they take a closer look at their situation they still fall short of being financially secure.
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A big source of unrest in the minds of people is their retirement. More than half of Americans lose sleep thinking about retirement. Studies show that people who are confident about their retirement have a clear goal and vision for their future.
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More than half of Americans lose sleep thinking about retirement. This is mainly because they face the uncertainty of what lies in the great unknown across the River Retirement. Studies show that people who are confident about their retirement have a clear goal and vision for their future.
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What is the work space like in a regular room at Blantyre?
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If you have to do some work while staying at Blantyre, you'll find a small antique desk in each suite that is just big enough to fit a few books and your laptop. A wooden chair and pillow cushion complement the period piece. You can easily imagine women in the 1800s sitting there with their quill pens and writing letters to their loved ones. Luckily, you won't have to mess with a quill pen and inkwell; the desk comes outfitted with a ballpoint pen and the luxury hotel's stationery so you can write to your loved ones, too. Though if you prefer to send an email, you can use the room's complimentary Internet access. The desk also holds a telephone that will connect you to the various areas of the resort. The small drawers in the desk open up, so you can put your belongings in there (we used them for storing power cords and electronic devices). There is often a small vase or bud vase holding a flower to add a little ambiance while you're plugging away on your computer.
Each room at Blantyre has a spacious desk, and we may accommodate any requirement or need for office supplies. Guests may send and receive faxes, and each room offers Wi-Fi access.


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Some of the major highlights in the previous threads:
New Carriers:
- FAX's AirAsia X was scrapped and is now will be known as AirAsia Long Haul. FAX is in the final stages of firming up its interim fleet as it aims to start operations in September 2007.
- MAS-BE Airlines Sdn Bhd was initiated as an aviation arm of Malaysian-Beijing Group of Companies to operate chartered flights. MAS-BE Airlines has direct scheduled chartered flights to Haikou and Chongqing, it planned to have more direct routes to Chengdu, Kunming, Xian, Shantou, Nanning, Zhangzhou and other major cities in China.
New Routes/Service:
- Firefly started serving Koh Samui on 16 April 2007.
- AirAsia will start serving Shenzen on 15 July 2007 from KUL and BKK.
- AirAsia is adding a second flight daily to Hanoi from KUL LCCT with effect from 19 June 2007 to cope with the high demand and strong load.
- Malaysia Airlines is mounting an additional six flights which will transit in Dubai to cater for the increased demand from West Asian tourists wanting to holiday in Malaysia during the peak summer holiday period from July to August this year. The additional flights comprised 3 weekly flights from Kuala Lumpur-Dubai-Kuwait and 3 weekly flights from Kuala Lumpur-Dubai-Bahrain, all using Boeing 777s with a total of 1,680 seats.
- MASkargo has quit Beirut, Milan and Manchester.
- Kuala Lumpur and Vientiane will resume direct air links after almost 10 years. Beginning July, AirAsia will fly direct to the capital of Laos.
Online Facilities:
- Firefly to offer travel packages on its website www.fireflyz.com.my.
- MH is on track to roll out eTicketing on 21 September 2007. This would allow the 15 airlines including Jet Airways, Royal Brunei and Kuwait Airways, which are served by MAS as the ground handling agent, to check in eTicket passengers along with paper ticket passengers.
- For the first time in history, online check in services is now available in Malaysia. AirAsia is the first carrier to introduce such service from their website.
- MH and SQ have successfully rolled out their joint interline electronic ticketing (eTicketing) initiative that would see MH becoming eTicketing capable by this September 2007.
- AK introduces yet another online facility to its customer - Xpress Boarding. AirAsia offers option to choose seat for MYR 20 via its website. This new service provides passengers the opportunity to be amongst the first to board and have the greatest choice of seats, ahead of the general boarding group.
- MH recently made some cosmetic changes to its website. Check it out at www.malaysiaairlines.com.
Price Wars:
- AirAsia AirAsia is celebrating its partnership agreement with the AT&T Williams Formula One racing team by offering 600,000 seats with fares as low as RM1 via its Fast & Furious campaign. The tickets were available online only at www.airasia.com, and guests can start making their bookings from midnight April 23 to April 29 for flights between Oct 1, 2007, and March 2008.
- MH' cheap fares fall under its SuperSavers promotion with 500,000 tickets allocated over six days for domestic locations only. The sales period was from April 23 to 28 for travel between May 7 and May 22, and, June 14 and June 30.
- A Fly Asian Xpress (FAX) Fokker F50 aircraft which carried Miri police chief and several members of the media caused a scare when one of its tyres burst after landing at the airport. However, no casualty was reported.
- A Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) Hawk 208 jet crashed after take-off at the Kuantan airbase. The pilot managed to eject to safety.
- The Sultan Mahmud Airport in Kuala Terengganu (TGG) was closed for 2 days because of runway lights malfunctioning. The closure affected six commercial flights (MAS, AirAsia and Firefly), the King's (Sultan Mizan) special flight and some 335 passengers were stranded on the first day. MAHB had taken all measures to keep the airlines abreast of the development at the airport.
The opening of the KUL-SIN route:
- YTL Corporation is still positive about their plan and introduced the train model that they are going to use for their Kuala Lumpur-Singapore track, the Velaro E Train by Siemen AG.
- DPM Najib Razak said that the KUL-SIN route is unlikely to be opened up any earlier than 2008, when the planned ASEAN air agreement comes into effect.
Plane delivery/movement/order:
- AK has received their 18th A320, 9M-AFR on 13 March 2007.
- FAX orders 10 Airbus 330-300 with 5 option for its long haul LCC operation. Each aircraft carries a price tag of US$175 million. FAX said the first 10 aircraft are scheduled to be delivered in the fourth quarter of 2008 and to be fully delivered by 2011.
- MH will proceed with the purchase of 6 A388s. Airbus to compensate MH for late delivery. Airbus COO, John Leahy said, "We will compensate MAS and other customers for late delivery. For MAS, the delivery is 22 months late." Penerbangan Malaysia Bhd, the parent company of MAS, bought six A380 aircraft for RM1.6 billion. Leahy said Airbus was finalising the details of the compensation with MAS and will set new dates for the deliveries. "I don't see any indication that they (MAS) would not be taking the aircraft. We just need to put in the dates," he added. Bernama quoted MAS as confirming that the discussions with Airbus was on-going. "We are having on-going discussions with Airbus on the compensation and the new delivery date. No decision has been made yet," MAS said.
- MH has invited Boeing and Airbus to quote for 55 aircrafts as a replacement to its 39 B734s.
- Penerbangan Malaysia Bhd (PMB) is offering interested parties an opportunity to bid for eighteen B737-400 aircraft with leases attached. PMB said in a notice posted on its website on Monday that the aircraft sale would be divided into two lots of nine planes each. Bids could be offered for one lot or both. The 18 aircraft are currently leased to national carrier MH. After the sale, they will be leased to MH by the buyers on identical operating lease agreements.
- 9M-MPA, which is now N718BA is currently sitting in TPE ready to be cut up for the LCF programme.
Government/NGO interferences in airlines' businesses:
- MH has been directed by the government to take back the rural air services (RAS) in Sabah and Sarawak from Fly Asian Express (FAX), which was awarded the duty following the 1 August 2006 domestic air rationalisation decided to give it up to focus on its long haul LCC operation.
- Sarawak State Government and Sarawak Tourism Board are fully supporting the government's decision of returning the RAS to MH (through Firefly).
Bilateral Disagreement:
- Malaysia vs India over landing rights. India claimed that Malaysia did not granted landing rights for Air Sahara and Air India Express in favour of protecting MH. India threatened to ban all MH flights into India.
- MH is facing arbitration at the ICC International Court of Arbitration, Paris, after Air Maldives Ltd alleged that MAS had failed to perform its duties under a management agreement signed on Jan 16, 1996.
Visa/Entry Requirement:
- No more visas on arrival for South Indian travellers at KUL.
- Malaysians are to fill in a special form when they leave the country as the Tourism Ministry wants to know why they go overseas and what do they do there. So far it has yet to be implemented.
- Captain Mohd Fairuz Mohd Sakirin will be flying solo around the world in a French single engine TBM-700 aircraft from Eurocopter. He will undergo training in Los Angeles, Europe and Australia, which is scheduled in late April. He plans to cover 150 countries across seven continents in 120 days. Fairuz will also be on a peace mission in countries along his flying route.
- Blind aviator Miles Hilton-Barber, who is attempting to fly half-way around the globe in a microlight plane, made a brief stopover in Penang to spread the message that blindness is not a barrier.
- Etihad Holidays, the tour operator of UAE's Etihad Airways, has named Malaysia as its top-selling tourist destination. The airline said Malaysia emerged as the most popular destination among European and Middle Eastern travellers, beating perennial favourite Thailand, which was the top choice in 2006.
- Malaysia is vying to be elected into the 36-member Council of the ICAO. Malaysia, an ordinary member in ICAO since 1958, is vying for a Council position (under category III - related to its geographical location). Singapore is already a council member (under category II).
- A Malaysian entrepreneur, Song Hoi See is the proud CEO of 'economy class' lounge, The Plaza Premium Lounges in seven international airports in Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Beijing, Shanghai, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Vancouver.
- Malaysia's premier air (and maritime) show, LIMA 2007 is back, scheduled for Dec 4 to 8, 2007. 800 exhibitors are expected to show up.
- Malaysia has won an award as this year's top choice summer holiday destination for United Arab Emirates (UAE) residents from renowned tourism magazine Asfaar. The magazine's 3,000 UAE residents picked Malaysia as their worldwide favourite because of the reasonable cost and the respect given to Arab and Islamic tradition and culture.
- MH will offer Employee Share Option Scheme (ESOS) to its employees.
- MASkargo, the air cargo division of MAS, managed to maintain its position as one of the top three air cargo carriers in Asia for the fifth consecutive year in the annual Air Freight and Supply Chain Awards or AFSCA ceremony.
- Air France and All Nippon Airways are now MH's partner airlines, where passengers can earn Enrich miles when flying with them.
- MH won't risk its business turnaround plan by taking over the RAS.
- MH has selected SunGard's Kiodex to help it better manage earnings volatility due to changes in fuel prices.
- Effective 1 May 2007, flight MH 8 for Kuala Lumpur/London has been renumbered and rescheduled. It is now MH 4, departing KUL at 12:00 and arriving LHR at 18:10 daily on B744.
- MH and the Malaysian Medical Relief Society (Mercy) have renewed their collaboration in disaster relief initiatives following their successful partnership for the past year. The partnership includes special fares to assist deployment of teams during disasters and excess luggage allowance, fundraising and promotion activities and training for MH staff in humanitarian work and skills in emergency situations.
- A woman from India who boarded a Malaysia Airlines flight from Kuala Lumpur to Penang threatened to "hijack" the plane during the flight. According to sources, the 35-year-old woman boarded the plane with two children, aged one and three. She later claimed that she was only joking.
- MH is refurbishing its A333s. As revealed by Isz1:
9M-MKF, 9M-MKS, 9M-MKR are now with "new" GCC seats w/o PTV. Making its debut soon, the 8 inch AVOD Portable Media Player (PMP) aka eVU Mobile Entertainment Device to be offered onboard MAS A333... if iam not mistaken they also add 2 more seats in that zone.
For EY, they removed the main screen and replaced it with drop down LCD monitor... more or less for every 4 rows. 4 more seats in zone C and removed the main screen divider and doghouse. Slimmer EY seats compared to the older ones.
GCC In flight services onboard MAS A333 to be upgraded to RNSD (Revised New Service Delivery) sytle aka MAS B772 and B744 inflight services... as more and more A333 crew rostered for A333 RNSD Classes. New dining ware etc... phasing out old dining ware etc. All these are temp solution until the arrival of "brand new" "replacement" aircraft... first A333 RNSD flight... september. more and more MAS A333 to be retrofitted into this new confi.
- B734 product enhancement. As revealed by Isz1:
Other than that, our hardworking and very sporting AIC ex-KUL might dress EY seats with new headrest cover... white/light grey as opposed to the current one... blue. i think it looks great as it brighten up the cabin interior. MQO is the only MAS B737 with dark brown interior carpet.
- US-based Wellington Management Company LLP has emerged as a substantial shareholder in AirAsia Bhd after it acquired 129.64 million shares or a 5.5% stake.
AirAsia's Tune Hotels:
- Tune Hotel Kuala Lumpur opened on 27 April 2007. The hotel offers 173 single and double rooms, where guests are given an option for add-on amenities like soap, towel and air-conditioner. Automated teller machine services, an Internet room and currency exchange services will also be made available.
- Tune Hotels to open 2 more hotels in Penang.
- Tune Hotels would launch a hotel in Kota Kinabalu. The 168-room budget hotel in Kota Kinabalu will be opened in January next year at 1 Borneo Lifestyle Hypermall is to be called Tune Hotels.Com 1 Borneo.
Airport performances:
- Passengers can now go to/from KUL LCCT from Subang Parade shopping mall with the introduction of Star Shuttle busses. The journey costs MYR 9 one way.
- Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) is extending its existing range of incentives for airlines, which ends in May 2007, until year-end and is reviewing a new set of incentives that will go into effect in 2008. MAHB was finalising a new scheme of incentives for carriers to fly into KL International Airport (KLIA).
- Effective 21 May 2007, liquids, aerosols or gels (LAGs) in airline passengers' hand luggage will be limited to 100ml per item on all international flights departing from Malaysia. LAGs carried in containers larger than 100ml will not be allowed, even if the container is partially filled and these containers must be placed in a transparent, re-sealable plastic bag with a maximum capacity of one liter.
- MAHB was awarded the 10-year deal to manage Astana International Airport in Kazakhstan, its third overseas deal after Hyderabad and New Delhi in India. MAHB is also waiting for the outcome of the bids for airport management in Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Oman.
- Allegations that a man succumbed to an asthma attack due to the lack of medical emergency facilities at KUL L LCCT will be investigated. This is in response to a report in a Chinese daily claiming that the man, who was a passenger flying in from Tawau, died at the LCCT early Tuesday morning because there was no emergency room to treat him at the terminal. Last July, actor and Roda Impian (Malaysia's Wheel of Fortune) host Hani Mohsin Hanafi, 43, died of a heart attack after collapsing at the AirAsia counter at the terminal while he was preparing to take a flight to Langkawi, with his daughter.
Airports' constructions:
- SULTAN Ismail International Airport (JHB) is going to be expaned as it will be part of Johor's comprehensive logistic infrastructure plan in the Iskandar Development Region. Under the plan, the airport will be connected with the Port of Tanjung Pelepas (PTP) in Gelang Patah, Johor Port in Pasir Gudang and Keretapi Tanah Melayu (KTMB). Also, under the airport city plan, Sultan Ismail International Airport will be transformed into a "Transit Mall"; a lifestyle mall with appealing services, products and facilities. Renovation at the airport has started in April 2007.
- Freighter services in Senai (JHB) to start in August 2007. The government wants the freighter services at the airport to start despite the potential losses to the airport operator due to the possibility of a price war with Singapore's Changi Airport.
- KUL LCCT is now equipped with free WiFi internet facility, making it the second airport in the country to offer such facility after KUL. MAHB was targeting to equip all its airports with WiFi technology within three years.
- The proposed expansion of the KUL LCCT to cater for AirAsia Long Haul has yet to commence. MAHB was awaiting the government's decision on the matter.
- AirAsia will set up and operate a Low-Cost Carrier Terminal (LCCT) in PEN. Penang Chief Minister said the state had approved in principle the LCCT to be located on a piece of land near the Penang International Airport in Bayan Lepas.
- Negri Sembilan has agreed to the extension of the airport express rail line between Kuala Lumpur and KLIA to Seremban and Port Dickson. Mentri Besar said a committee was preparing a report on the matter, which would be submitted to the Cabinet when completed.
- KUL new facilities. As revealed by Isz1:
KUL A380 gates and boarding lounges are completed and partially operational (2nd floor still close). Installion of the Muhibbah Airlines Support Industries Sdn Bhd Ipoh Mali Aerobridge last month... it can be stretch up to 30m long
MAS New Hangar in KUL taken shape.
Apron for the hangar made of PQC and can withstand very huge load from big planes.
Runway 2 upgrade completed. Now... grooved already to reduce the potential for hydroplaning. it comply to the ANNEX 14 requirement for the new large aircraft. Runway 2 completed, runway 1 next.
New carrier/additional frequency/upgrade/downgrade/movement to KUL:
- Jetstar of Australia will be flying into KUL LCCT in September 2007.
- EgyptAir will add a third weekly (Monday) frequency from 2 July 2007, a month after its first service to KUL on 2 June 2007. The route will be served by Airbus 330-200 via Mumbai.
- Malaysia and Kenya was in talk about possible air link.
- Bangladeshi GMG Airlines is adding two more flights to its presently three flights per week between Kuala Lumpur and Dhaka from May 15, 2007. The flights will be 5 times per week from Kuala Lumpur at 4am every Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and scheduled to reach Dhaka by 6am. From Dhaka, the flight to Kuala Lumpur will depart at 9pm every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and scheduled to reach Kuala Lumpur by 4am the next day.
- Gulf Air will be increasing its flights to Kuala Lumpur starting this July to cater to demand from tourists during the summer season in the Gulf states. Gulf Air has three direct flights weekly to Kuala Lumpur and this is expected to be increased to one flight daily by July.
- Possible direct air link between Astana in Kazakhstan and Kuala Lumpur.
The previous Malaysia Aviation Threads can be found here: Malaysian Aviation Thread (by 9MMAR Dec 29 2006 in Civil Aviation) Malaysian Aviation Thread 2 (by 9MMAR Feb 10 2007 in Civil Aviation) Malaysian Aviation Thread 3 (by 9MMAR Apr 6 2007 in Civil Aviation)#1
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The Delfini scored two own goals as the home side added to its impressive recent run of form with an ultimately facile victory.
The home side scored with the first chance of the game, after Antonio Nocerino was given a chance that he could not miss only a minute into the game. The Rossoneri kept up their pressure throughout the first half but could not make their dominance count as most of the efforts were from long range.
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The away side then shot itself in the foot as Abruscatto headed in an own goal after a Robinho corner. The Pescara striker was clearly trying to put it back out for another corner but his header was wild and gave Perin little chance to save it.
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All of a sudden things looked a lot brighter for Pescara as Balzano's 25-yard drive smashed into the post to deny the club an equalizer on 59 minutes.
However Milan did not let up and even though both teams were creating the occasional change, it was clear that the Rossoneri were the better side. Jonathas scored the second own goal of the match to make it harder for Pescara to get anything from the game and El Shaarawy rounded off the scoring making it 4-1 on 81 minutes.


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<5km, H=3km.
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Desert Aerosol Transport over North Africa and the Mediterranean.
The 2D distribution of aerosols
Concentration for the period
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measurements of
electricity may indicate aerosol
Electric field
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SST (sea surface temperature) variability,
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Solid aerosol provide surfaces upon which
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White-Hot Nurses 9 Trailer (2006)
"Slutty Nurses on a sexual rampage!" 04 January 2006 92 mins
Nurse Rachel plays with her twat and begs the doctor for sexual healing. Melanie gives her pink pussy to Doctor Major. Doctor Vyona takes on a doctor and patient at once in a steamy DP. Slutty nurse Lara and nurse Betty have a hot girl-on-girl fuck. Vanessa and Wanda spread their cunts and asses for a doctor and patient in a fantastic four-way!
Watch the official White-Hot Nurses 9 2006 trailer in HD below.


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Paul's Letters to The Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians and Thessalonians and The Epistles of Timothy: Timothy West reads 'Paul's Letters to The Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians and Thessalonians', and Denis Quilley reads his two 'Letters to Timothy'. Specially composed music is included.
The readings were part of BBC Radio 4's series of 341 daily episodes of the Bible, broadcast in 1991 and 1992. Abridged by Anthony Kearey.
The New Testament: These abridged readings of the New Testament are taken from the 1989 Revised English Bible, which was translated directly from the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek into modern English to produce a Bible that was at once accessible and authoritative.
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Certified Lighting Consultant
Wilmington's Oldest and Largest Showroom Since 1952
Coastal Lighting has been supplying lighting to the contractor and homeowner market for more than 65 years. We have the largest display of lighting products in eastern N.C. and the inventory to back it up.
Since 1952, our mission has been to serve our customers as we would want to be served. Our professionally trained salespeople, with more than 100 years of combined experience, will assist you in finding items that perfectly suit your home or business.
Coastal Lighting offers products and services from a wide range of high-quality brands, including:
We have Gas Lanterns!
We have a certified lighting consultant on staff. Candeliers, Kitchen Lights, Tiffany's, Table & Floor Lamps, Framed Mirrors, Ceiling Medallions, Outdoor Lights: Chain Hung, Wall Mounted & Post lights, Landscape Lights, Lighted silk flowers, Furnishing & Accessories.
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3917 Market St.
Wilmington, NC 28403
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This past Saturday evening my partner Atara and I hosted our fourth The Wandering. An intimate home cooked late autumn feast, we opened our home and our table to eight of Washington, DC's 'Wanderers' in the hopes of fostering community and conversation in a real life, accessible atmosphere. The evening surpassed every expectation, giving us the opportunity to meet and mingle with such a refreshingly wonderful group, filling our night with this immense and altruistic magic after a week of seemingly endless national commotion. Perhaps it was the bottomless cider hot toddies, perhaps our table was that welcomed reprieve – fostering this intimate moment in time where we could step away from day-to-day this's-and-that's and just be.
With offerings ranging from an array of heirloom crudité to my Warm Cannellini and Browned Carrot Salad, all eyes and bellies were drawn to our caramelized onion and butternut squash butter. Served on a dark rye toast, this simple yet wonderfully vibrant and intense squash butter boasts roasted butternut squash, slow cooked onions, and subtle hints of sweetness and acidity from pure maple and apple cider vinegar. Topped with your choice of crumbled almond milk based cheese or feta and pops of fresh mint, we bet you can't munch just one.
Caramelized Squash Butter
1 large butternut squash, halved and deseeded
¼ cup + 1 tablespoon olive oil, divided
1 large yellow onion, peeled and sliced very thin
¼ cup apple cider vinegar
¼ cup pure maple syrup
salt & pepper to taste
Preheat oven to 425 degrees F, rack in the middle. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
Brush the flesh side of each butternut squash half with the 1 tablespoon olive oil. Season with salt & pepper, then place flesh side down on the parchment. Bake for 30-35 minutes, or until squash is fork tender. Allow to cool, then scoop out flesh, discarding of skins.
Meanwhile, in a medium saucepan heat remaining ¼ cup olive oil over medium heat until just hot. Stir in onion and gently stir for 10-15 minutes, or until onion is very soft, but not burnt. Add vinegar and maple and continue to heat, stirring occasionally, for 30 minutes, or until mixture has greatly reduced and has an almost jam-like consistency. Remove from heat.
Fold in butternut squash, season to taste, then serve and enjoy!
All ingredients generously provided by Washington's Green Grocer in celebration of DC's local farmers and makers. Snag 25$ off your next order with the promo code WANDERING and also find kits with all of the ingredients from some of our favorite The Wandering recipes, here.


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Beitar Provence Trailer (2002)
19 December 2002 Drama, Comedy 85 mins
The story of a little town, Givat Zurim, and its lowest-ranked soccer team. The lot for the quarterfinal of the national championship set Beitar Givat Zurim to host no less than Maccabi Tel Aviv, one of the best teams around. Those ten days until the game, and the historical arrival of Maccabi's players, will not be easily forgotten.
Watch the official Beitar Provence 2002 trailer in HD below or find more Beitar Provence videos on Vidimovie.


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Historic King Place Apartments
2200 N Dr Martin Luther King Dr Milwaukee, WI
Welcome to historic king place apartments, ideally located in downtown milwaukee, wi close to vibrant shopping, farmer's market, lake view, city view and bucks arena. Inside your spacious one or two bedroom home you'll find amenities to suit your lifestyle like central air and open/gallery kitchens. Everything has been designed with you in mind.
Ask for mario our property manager ! Accepts section 8.
No pets allowed
Amenities:Property manager.
Unit Count: 20
Last Updated: about 1 month ago
Contact Number: (414) 273-8326
2200 N Dr Martin Luther King Dr Milwaukee, WI
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Oh, the dreaded pimple.
Table of Contents
- 1 Don't you wish you could wave a magic wand, get rid of your acne, and banish all of your blemishes to purgatory forever?
- 2 Apply a sulfur mask to your skin
- 3 Use benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid to fight your acne breakout
- 4 Apply a sugar paste to get rid of acne.
- 5 Zap zits with a baking soda paste.
- 6 Try an at-home, handheld, acne-zapping instrument to get rid of acne fast.
- 7 Two last things you should never do to get rid of acne fast
- 8 There are so many trusted methods to getting rid of acne.
Don't you wish you could wave a magic wand, get rid of your acne, and banish all of your blemishes to purgatory forever?
Thanks to a few over-the-counter acne medication and two zit-busting devices, you can rid your face of embarrassing acne, and reduce the appearance of splotchy skin. Here's how:
Apply a sulfur mask to your skin
A sulfur mask is a great way to get rid of acne fast. For a cheap beauty option, try the $3.99 Queen Helene Mint Julep mask. Apply this mask to the face and neck to unclog pores and reveal clean and freshly toned skin. As an added boost to your skin, use this product to relax tired facial muscles and give yourself a salon quality treatment for less.
Use benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid to fight your acne breakout
Visit your local drugstore for a cheap beauty alternative to get rid of your acne fast. To remove a pimple fast, consider spot treating your acne. Drugstore.com is featuring Clearasil Ultra® Rapid Action Treatment Cream at $6.99. This acne-busting formulation has 10% Benzoyl Peroxide Acne medication, which is the highest nonprescription strength available.
This product may reduce your pimples within 4 hours of treatment. Apply the cream solution to the pimple, before bedtime, to kill the bacteria that cause acne. A topical acne cream can soothe blemished skin, reduce redness and unclog pores.
BEWARE: When using benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid: apply sunscreen to your skin, avoid long-term sun exposure and do not combine the over-the-counter acne products with other topical medications. Test for skin allergies or consult your pharmacist or physician before using these medications.
Apply a sugar paste to get rid of acne.
Sugar has disinfectant properties that heal blemishes and banish bacteria. Because sugar is less harsh exfoliant than other over the counter acne scrubs, create a free home acne remedy to fight your pimples. Mix two tablespoons of brown sugar, a tablespoon of honey and three drops of water to create a acne-fighting paste. Massage the scrub into your face, then rinse.
Zap zits with a baking soda paste.
Combine a tablespoon of baking soda with three or four drops of water. Apply this gummy paste to your pimple immediately. As the baking soda mixture hardens and dries, it will suck the oil and dirt out of your pores fast!
Try an at-home, handheld, acne-zapping instrument to get rid of acne fast.
If you can't afford a quick visit to the esthetician or a cortisone skin injection from your dermatologist, try the Zeon Pro or the Thermaclear acne-clearing devices. Both products use a low dose of heat to zap and kill the bacteria that causes acne. These products are at-home favorites to spot-treat pimples, reduce inflammation and yield results within 24 hours. Beware, beauty barganistas, the Zeno Pro and the Thermaclear device are not cheap. The Thermaclear retails for $149.95;while the Zeno Pro will cost you $159.00.
Two last things you should never do to get rid of acne fast
- Pop your pimple. I know that you are tempted to squeeze that pus-filled pimple, but don't. Pimple popping is not a suggested acne treatment. Squeezing only injects more bacteria from your fingernails and hands into your skin. Also, popping and squeezing the blemish can increase your chances of scarring.
- Washing your face repeatedly with soap and water. Acne-prone skin is already irritated, so go easy on the washing. Every time you wash your face, you remove oils from the skin. If you wash your face to dry out the pimples, you may inadvertently irritate the skin further.
If you must use soap, use a mild formulation like Dove or soap with a low concentration of benzoyl peroxide.
There are so many trusted methods to getting rid of acne.
It really depends on the severity of the acne and resources at your disposal, like finances and time. Some people completely rely on household items like peroxide and salicylic acid. And some go the more industrial route, like using acid face masks and IPL machines. Whether you are looking to get rid of back or chest acne, or removing the cause of acne breakouts from your life forever, use these tips to stay pimple-free and conquer your zit and pimple problem once and for all.


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$35,000 1680 sq ft home in Kings Court. Corner lot over looking woods. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, den . Central air, sprinklers. Home offers an open floor plan. For more information on this home go to http://www.2302summerfield.info For more double wide homes, some single wide homes go to http://www.schmidtmobilehomes.com or call Schmidt Mobile Home 231-995-7419 and ask for Vera Owen SOLD!!!
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The Hillside house is a very warm, updated and inviting cabin to curl up with a good book or share a hearty meal at the farm table. The middle floor has an open kitchen with a seating area to grab a quick bite before hitting the trails. The kitchen flows into the dining room surrounded by large windows with views to the surrounding trees. Double wooden doors open out to a deck with a propane BBQ that is in use year round. The family room has a reading/resting nook with a curtain just in case you have a little one that needs to rest while you enjoy dinner. There is another window seat that overlooks the trail head into Royal Gorge. A wood burning stove heats things up nicely. There is a bathroom with a shower on this floor. If you head up the light filled stairway the master bedroom with its high vaulted ceilings and en suite bathroom is to your left right across the way there is a 'kids' bedroom with two full beds and hanging Huggle Pods for curling up with a good book. Down the hall there is another bathroom with an antique claw foot tub. Down the stairs from the main floor there is a family room with cork flooring, schoolhouse lighting and an electric fireplace that provides warmth and ambiance. There is a 58' Smart LCD TV so that you can enjoy Netflix Streaming/Amazon Prime Movies/Hulu Plus. This is a great area for the kids to hang out while the adults sip wine and relax upstairs. To the rear of the family room there are two additional Queen bedrooms. All the mattresses in the Hillside House were carefully selected to provide a relaxing rest after all the outdoor activities. Right off the family room there is also a washer/dryer and toilet and a staging area for the winter gear.
We are a family from San Francisco that lovesthe snow and outdoors. We have always rented in Lake Tahoe and Tahoe Donner and have dreamed of creating a cozy and inviting retreat to enjoy some time with friends and family.
Michelle Lapuz Delen purchased this cabin in 2014
The area of Serene Lakes is so old school and family friendly. None of the pressure of the resorts nearby - not many restaurants, bars or shops. Just the beautiful outdoors right out your doorstep and family style shared meals. Also, this area near the summit gets SO MUCH snow - the kids love to play about and are free to wander in this safe family friendly neighborhood...
The home itself is warm. From the reclaimed wooden floors to the thick wooden windows. The beds are comfortable and all the bedrooms have custom thermal roman shades ensuring a good sleep. We like the separate family area downstairs where the kiddos can watch a movie while the adults linger over a shared meal.
this home is so well equipped we wanted for nothing. The children appreciated the games, toys, and books. The adults loved the two fireplaces, stocked kitchen, covered outdoor eating spaces and window seats. There were 8 in our group and we only needed 3 of the 4 bedrooms. We drove to the nearby beach only because we wanted to bring the home's kayak to use at the lake. Our stay was too short and we hope to come back soon. Michelle is gracious and responsive. Highly recommended!
My (rather large) family recently visited Soda Springs for a wedding. We were thrilled with the house. It was not only beautiful, but it was also very comfortable. It had everything we needed and more! Cozy beds, lovely views, a nearby lakefront, a fully stocked kitchen, even various forms of entertainment for the children. I really cannot say enough nice things about this house. It turned what would have been a hectic, chaos-filled weekend into a lovely getaway. Not one person in my family had a complaint (a fact which verges on the miraculous). We all decided it was just like home, only better!
The cabin is very nicely decorated and arranged for a stress free getaway. We had three couples in our party and with it having two separate living spaces and 3 full bathrooms it was wonderful for allowing everyone to have their own personal space. Michelle is wonderful in responding to any inquiries and giving travel tips. Would loves to return for another visit
We loved this immaculately clean and adoreably decorated home. It was very cozy and warm with the wood burning fire place. The views and nearby lake were beautiful. We had everything we needed and really didn't need to bring much. Kids loved the kayak and hanging pods in their room. I enjoyed the claw foot tub. Michelle was always available and responded readily to questions.
Immaculate and cozy design. We loved the wood burning fire place. My kids loved the hanging huggle pods in their room. We had everything we needed from a kayak to games and plenty of books. The lake was beautiful though cold this time of year. Easy walk to lake. The claw foot tub was my favorite for relaxing.
Our family with 2 wee kids had such a wonderful time spent here last year that, we wasted no time rebooking this retreat for another long weekends in January and February! This home is absolutely lovely and fully stocked with everything you need. The owner Michelle takes great pride making sure our stay is memorable and indeed, it has been more than we can imagine!! We have so much fun staying here that when it's time to go, our kids cry about it. Lucky we told them that we are coming back again and again.
Serene Lakes is a small little enclave centered around two lakes that are warm in the summer and freeze over in the winter. The area is very popular with families, in the summer kids can be seen biking to the beach to swim and buy ice cream from the snack shack in the winter kids are dragging their sleds behind them and looking for some good hills. We love the area because if there is snow there is a lot of snow here at the Summit and it is much closer from the Bay Area - 25 minutes shy of Tahoe Donner and 45 minutes to the Lake.
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