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No Country: Contemporary Art for South and Southeast Asia at the NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore
No Country: Contemporary Art for South and Southeast Asia at the NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore
About NTU CCA Singapore
The NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore (NTU CCA Singapore) is a national research centre of Nanyang Technological University, developed with support from the Economic Development Board, Singapore. Officially opened in October 2013, NTU CCA Singapore plays an active role within Singapore's art scene, fostering collaborations with local institutions serving as a space for knowledge production and artistic experimentation. Located in Gillman Barracks alongside a cluster of international galleries, NTU CCA Singapore operates as a local hub with a global perspective.
Learn more about NTU CCA Singapore on their website and Facebook page.
Currently on View at NTU CCA Singapore
Simryn Gill: Hugging the Shore
Simryn Gill's first major solo exhibition in Southeast Asia brings together a series of works that reveal the artist's specific attitude towards how we produce meaning and make a place for ourselves in the world. NTU CCA Singapore will present three photographic series: Standing Still (2000-03), Dalam (2001), May 2006 (2006), and a new work, Like Leaves (2015). Much of Simryn Gill's work results from a process of sifting through and documenting her immediate surroundings creating quiet and at the same time commanding work marked by history, culture, the passage of time, and the poetry of daily life. (gillmanbarracks.com)
About No Country at NTU CCA Singapore
Following presentations at the Solomon R. Guggenheim in New York, and Asia Society Hong Kong Center, the third and final staging of No Country: Contemporary Art for South and Southeast Asia was presented at NTU CCA Singapore. For this exhibition, many of the artworks returned to the region from which their makers hail, which called for an even closer examination of the region's interrelationships and cultural representation. Grouped according to four themes—reflection and encounter, intersections and dualities, diversities and divisions, and the desire for unity and community—the works in No Country explored the region's complex aesthetic, economic, historical, and political territories.
Organized by Singaporean curator June Yap, Guggenheim UBS MAP Curator, South and Southeast Asia, and tailored to respond to the local context and venue, No Country at NTU CCA Singapore marked the debut of two works—Loss by Sheela Gowda and Morning Glory by Sopheap Pich—not previously seen as part of the No Country exhibition. Other artists included: Bani Abidi, Reza Afisina, Poklong Anading, Shilpa Gupta, Amar Kanwar, Vincent Leong, Tayeba Begum Lipi, Tuan Andrew Nguyen, The Otolith Group, Navin Rawanchaikul, Norberto Roldan, Arin Dwihartanto Sunaryo, Tang Da Wu, and Tran Luong.
Learn more about how this unprecedented initiative is expanding the Guggenheim's collection and involves the museum in working with curators in residence and collaborating with education teams across the globe.
Find out more about the exhibition through videos and audio, or browse our library of digital content by location or theme.
Discover the inspiration behind No Country and find out how the exhibition explores ideas of nation and community in an essay by June Yap. Download: e-book | PDF
Read, watch, listen to, and discuss essays, stories, and interviews by international artists, writers, and curators. MAP's blogs also highlight exhibitions, programs, initiative news, and related events.
Artist Talks, Forums, and More . . .
With educational and public programming a key component of the Guggenheim UBS MAP Global Art Initiative, NTU CCA Singapore held tours, a forum, artist talks, and education workshops in conjunction with No Country. Highlights include:
- For the first time since its opening, NTU CCA Singapore offered public tours for adults and school groups. Guggenheim education staff worked in close collaboration with the CCA, the Singapore Teacher's Academy for the Arts (STAR), and Friends of the Museum to facilitate professional development workshops for teachers and docents modeling interactive exhibition touring strategies for adults and youth. As a result of the No Country docent training led by Sharon Vatsky, Director of School and Family Programs, Friends of the Museum educators recently held an "Inquiry-based approach for guiding" workshop at the Asian Civilisation Museum.
- Exhibition artists Sheela Gowda, Navin Rawanchaikul, and Norberto Roldan talked about their cultural influences and their use of unconventional artistic methods and materials.
- In a conversation about curatorial approaches to regional issues, June Yap and Zoe Butt discussed concepts such as "localness" and "globalness," center and periphery, theme and history. Yap referred to the representation of Vietnamese historical narratives in No Country, while Butt described exhibition making in the context of international biennials.
- Ashish Rajadhyaksha answered questions from Lee Weng Choy, June Yap, Ute Meta Bauer, and others about his fascination with "the time of celluloid," and with recent art that explores the history of the moving image. He also discussed the evolution of documentary film in India, the rise of video as a medium, and the status of the cinematic archive.
- MAP artist collective The Otolith Group talked about their recent essay-film, The Radiant, about Japan's Fukushima power plant, focusing on their readings of science fiction, and on the imagery and significance of disaster.
- Lee Weng Choy moderated a discussion with the Otolith Group, Marian Pastor Roces, T.K. Sabapathy, and June Yap on the subtleties of national and regional economics, identity, and ideology that shape the area's aesthetic and theoretical practices.
Resource Guides
Teacher's Guide
This Resource Guide focuses on seven artists whose work is included in No Country. The exhibition provides an opportunity for students to learn how contemporary artists address the issues and concerns of our time.
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Family Guide
This Family Guide is designed for children and adults to use together as they discover more about the art that is being produced by contemporary artists across South and Southeast Asia.
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Three Bedroom Traditional Holiday Lodge (with Hot Tub)
Woodland Beck is a traditional holiday lodge situated in a quiet woodland location within White Cross Bay. Having recently been modernised it offers a contemporary style whilst keeping a traditional feel.
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We stayed here for a long weekend for my fathers 65th birthday. We had a great family holiday and will be back soon. Very clean and comfortable and hot tub was great. Lea Podmore, Rutherglen
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Woodland Beck is such a beautiful lodge. The location is very peaceful and relaxing. There is everything there that is needed. The lodge is spotless and very modern. The Hot Tub is amazing and I am looking forward to booking again. Guest , Liverpool
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We stayed at woodland Beck over Easter weekend. The cabin was ready when we arrived and was well equipped. We were a party of 6 comprised of 4 adults and 2 children. The only slight disadvantage was that the cabin has just one bathroom but this was not a major issue. Also, due to poor weather before we arrived, we had to park one of the cars further away as the space outside was very muddy. There was space for two cars but only one space was actually useable. The cabin is nicely situated, not far from recycling points or the central amenities. We have stayed at White Cross Bay before so knew what to expect and the facilities are great. The leisure passes were a real bonus. The hot tub was lovely, not overlooked and all of us enjoyed being able to use it. Outdoor space was also ample. We would definitely return to Woodland Beck! Guest , Manchester
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The lodge was lovely and clean and warm and cosey. The only 2 complaints I have (which didn't upset us too much but did disappoint a little) was the hot tub was not 'hot' on day 1 or 2. I was told it took 1 degree per hour to get warm, so we left it hoping that this would be the case. However, on day 2 I had to ring the owner (who was really lovely) and it was mended the morning of day 3. As soon as the man responsible for the hot tub had been it was piping hot within less than an hour. On my return I got an email saying that it had been working properly from the start, but this was definately not the case! I feel that someone was covering their back here! Also, me and my husband we're very itchy after sitting on the living room floor, and had to take antihistamines for the rest of the week. I really do believe that someone had brought a dog or cat into the home. All in all it was a lovely holiday and the above did not spoil out stay, too much. The club on site was lovely and the location superb! Many thanks Shelley Guest , Barnsley


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The Omni King Edward Hotel
The Omni King Edward Hotel
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.3/10
37 King Street East
Toronto, ON M5C 1E9
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Welcome to the The Omni King Edward Hotel
The European panache, sublime spa treatments and stroll-friendly Toronto location are welcome amenities for Priceline guests at The Omni King Edward Hotel.
Hotel Features
The 18-story hotel masters European allure with 298 rooms featuring massaging showerheads and 42-inch plasma TVs. Wi-Fi is available in-room for a fee and is free in the lobby. After a workout in the gym, spoil yourself with a rejuvenating facial or herb wrap in the on-site spa. Brunch and afternoon tea are also served at the hotel. Pets are permitted for a fee. Valet parking is also available for a fee.
Hotel Location
The Omni King Edward Hotel is located within Toronto's financial district, less than one mile from both Lake Ontario and the CN Tower. The hotel's bustling King Street address is along the streetcar route and places it within a 10-minute stroll of Eaton Centre and the Hockey Hall of Fame. For nearby flights, set sail less than three miles south to Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport or 15 miles northwest to Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests "love everything about this hotel." They appreciate the "very attentive" staff and especially praise the convenient central location of The Omni King Edward Hotel.
The Omni King Edward Hotel Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- 24-hour room service
- Accessible facilities
- Additional services/amenities/facilities on property
- Air conditioning
- Airline desk
- All public areas non-smoking
- ATM/Cash machine
- Ballroom
- Banquet facilities
- Beauty shop/salon
- Bell staff/porter
- Bilingual staff
- Body scrub
- Business center
- Business services
- Catering services
- Children welcome
- Concierge desk
- Conference facilities
- Currency exchange
- Door man
- Exercise gym
- Fire safety compliant
- Fitness center on-site
- Front desk
- Full service housekeeping
- Hairdresser/barber
- Hairdryer
- Handicap rooms
- Health club
- Heated guest rooms
- High speed internet access
- Hotel does not provide pornographic films/TV
- Housekeeping - daily
- Ice machine
- Internet access
- Internet services
- Ironing board
- Massage services
- Meeting rooms
- Movies in room
- Non-smoking rooms (generic)
- On-site business center
- Parking
- Pets allowed
- Public area air conditioned
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Safe deposit box
- Sauna
- Secretarial service
- Security
- Shoe shine stand
- Spa
- Toilet
- Valet parking
- Wakeup service
- Wedding services
- Wheel chair access
Hotel Guest Reviews of the The Omni King Edward HotelOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
Sort by: All Travelers | Business Traveler(27) | Solo Traveler(15) | Traveling as Couple(95) | Family with Young Children(16) | Family with Teens(8) | Senior Traveler(2) | Group Traveler(23)
John from Baltimore, MD
May 26, 2015
Solo Traveler
May 26, 2015
Solo Traveler
size of room, bed, gym. lobby was cramped.
hotel facade and streets under construction all around.
Verified Hotel Guest from Thunder Bay, Canada
May 6, 2015
May 6, 2015
Juan from Toronto, Canada
May 4, 2015
Solo Traveler
May 4, 2015
Solo Traveler
Style of the suite
wifi too expensive
Verified Hotel Guest from Toronto, Canada
April 16, 2015
April 16, 2015
Cleanliness and staff we're very friendly.
Verified Hotel Guest from Bothell, WA
March 17, 2015
March 17, 2015
Beautiful decor.
Room was extremely dry - dehumidifier on overdrive. Front-desk staff was great, but in-house restaurant staff was extremely rude and gave poor service. Maid service did not occur on one day, despite ample opportunity. Trash cans never emptied.
Heather from Adjala, Canada
February 27, 2015
February 27, 2015
Very Classy yet romantic historical look
The fire alarm went off in the middle of the night :( and then other reviews said it happens quite frequently. That's disappointing because I'll be worried it will happen again if I stay there.
Verified Hotel Guest from Thornhill, Canada
February 17, 2015
February 17, 2015
Large room, shower. Luxurious bathrobes. Great location. AMAZING customer service.
Laura from Hanmer, Canada
January 26, 2015
January 26, 2015
We had a newly renovated room which was large, spacious and very clean. The staff was friendly, and we loved the bed turndown service and the ice delivery. Would definitely stay again.
We were advised that due to the construction we had to use Vale parking. I was disappointed to find out that we could have saved $50.00 by going around the corner and parking our car ourselves.
Excellent location, close to great restaurants and shopping.
Marjori from Stayner, Canada
December 30, 2014
December 30, 2014
Location / lounge/ bed was extremely comfortable / very quiet
Wish room had small fridge
Jacob from Vancouver, Canada
December 11, 2014
Family Traveling with Young Children
December 11, 2014
Family Traveling with Young Children
The staff was amazing. Our server in the hotel restaurant, Stephen, really took care of us.
No free wifi unless you are a first-time customer.
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By ASHLEY McDOUGAL
Flags poles were cut down and flags left laying on the ground at AMVETS Post 88 in Bronson.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
•June 21, Caroline Anne Argo, 49, Morriston, DUI. Bond $2,500.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
•June 25, George Bailey, 38, Chiefland, DWLSR. Bond $500.
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•June 11, Tiki Monique Albritton, 31, Chiefland, DWLSR. Bond $5,000.
By Carolyn Ten Broeck
Admitting there was a flaw in their current system, Williston City Council members spent more than an hour Tuesday night discussing the special exception for Starnes Daycare that was approved in January.
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Recent Stories
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- Pupils get a taste of science and technology
- Student's solar panel project shines at industry awards
- Lancaster's work to support business and the economy recognised by prestigious award
- Lancaster University launches unique postgraduate agricultural course with support from Waitrose
- Moving to the next generation in wireless technology
- Partnership with EDF Energy to boost student job prospects
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- New Engineering Building wins prestigious architectural awards
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80 Blackpool Companies Successfully Assisted
Twenty new jobs and over a million pounds worth of new sales are the result of a two year project by Lancaster University's InfoLab21 to help local firms in Blackpool become more competitive.
The Blackpool Business Development Initiative provided marketing support to more than eighty small and medium sized companies.
Each company received a tailored package of marketing support, for example market research, branding and website development.
Project Manager Anthony Cook, from the University's Knowledge Business Centre, first spent time visiting the firms individually to find out their needs.
He said: "Most smaller firms can't afford marketing but they come to realise its importance because it makes a significant impact on their business."
The companies which the University has helped range from to a CCTV firm, hotels and manufacturing to those engaged in ICT.
Peter Trunkfield is the managing director of UK Travel Planners which offers car hire and accommodation for overseas visitors. He said business had increased tenfold since Lancaster University set up an e-commerce website to enable customers to book cars online.
Peter added: "I'm delighted - it's made the business and we've taken on more staff. We've achieved in a few months what it would have taken us three or four years to do otherwise.
"Before we had a free phone number for people to call from Australia and Canada but that generated a lot of paperwork and now people can book on the web it's much easier."
The project was part funded by the European Regional Development Fund and was run in partnership with Business Link and Blackpool Borough Council.
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Every year, for more than 20 years now, these prestigious awards have been conferred in recognition of excellence in each category of the demanding Relais & Châteaux standards. This honour is bestowed to the most emblematic properties in cooperation with partners of the Association. In 2011, 13 "Relais & Châteaux Trophies" are awarded to people and properties which have distinguished themselves in these areas.
And the winners are…
Grands Chefs Trophy: the honour roll of the culinary arts
The Grands Chefs Trophy this year is award to eight chefs that have been promoted to Grand Chef status. The great Champagne house, Taittinger, known for its longstanding commitment to culinary enjoyment, has joined forces with the Association for this award.
In Champagne, in the magnificent property of Les Crayères, Philippe Mille, an avid reader of culinary history, cultivates a classical style "adapted to modern tastes and to a real sense of place". The art of the elegant yet simple, is adapted to suit his two restaurants: the gourmet restaurant "Le Parc", and "Le Jardin", a modern brasserie set in the middle of a delightful herb garden.
In the heart of the Pauillac vineyards, on land belonging to the prestigious Château Lynch-Bages, Jean-Luc Rocha has taken over the reins from Thierry Marx, with whom he had worked, since 2002, running Château Cordeillan Bages. Savoir-faire and technical expertise, classicism and modernity are what guide this chef who delights in local ingredients and constantly rediscovers and refines the culinary traditions of Bourdeaux.
On the way through the French region of Lorraine, what better than to stop off near Lunéville, at the Château d'Adoménil, to enjoy the creative cuisine of Cyril Leclerc, who is constantly experimenting with new flavours and combinations. He adds some bold touches, yet these are kept constantly in check by a cuisine grounded in the finest seasonal produce.
The art of re-interpreting classic dishes, and creating singular pairings between his dishes and the finest wines of the French Jura region: this is what Pierre Basso-Moro at Château de Germiney does best. His is an exacting approach, and this has made of this generous and discreet man a Grand Chef with an enthusiastic following.
There is no doubt that it is Yannick Franques who has made Château St Martin one of the best-known gourmet hot spots on the Côte d"Azur. Every day, perched above Vence, in one of his two restaurants, where its best to reserve well in advance, he replays his "love affair with the terroir", creating a cuisine which is undiluted excitement.
Martin Herrmann has honed his talents in Germany, at Hotel Dollenberg, a exceptional property in the Black Forest. He reinterprets regional traditions and showcases local ingredients for a no less prestigious clientele, having entertained heads of state such as Barack Obama.
As England continues to gain renown as land of fine dining, it is due to chefs such as Martin Burge. At Watley Manor, a delightful country house of aristocratic charm, he shows the full extent of the savoir-faire he has learnt in the finest of restaurants such as Raymond Blanc"s Manoir aux Quat" Saisons.
In this roll call of Grand Chefs for 2011, a prime position has been reserved for the American Christopher Kostow. In Napa Valley, that region of California known for an art de vivre built around its wines, the executive chef at the Meadowood is spearheading a trend based on avant-garde techniques and a passion for the most authentic local ingredients. His is a creative and inspired view of the future direction in which fine dining is clearly headed.
Welcome, Rising Chef, Art de la table, Spa: striving for perfection while appealing to all the senses
Because Relais & Châteaux has always been known for cultivating to perfection the art of generosity and warmth, the Welcome Trophy is awarded to a property particularly noted for the quality of its hospitality and services. With Moët & Chandon, it has been awarded this year to Gorah Elephant Camp in South Africa. Even in the midst of the wilderness, amongst elephants and buffalos, there is a high sense of graciousness to be found here.
The Rising Chef Trophy is awarded to a particularly promising young chef and turns the spotlight on that new generation responsible for the future of the culinary arts. In association with All Clad, the 2011 award has been presented to Daniel Galmiche, executive chef at The Vineyard at Stockcross, in the United Kingdom. Referred to as a "charming French chef" by the British press, this young Frenchman is totally at home in this small property of charm where he prepares John Dory with "a tiny oriental touch… an infusion of red and green peppers with lavender honey"; and his "venison from the Queen's estate at Balmoral with winter root vegetables and a little Brussels sprout salad". He loves to "add a touch of colour and freshness" to create what he calls "happy food"!
In Relais & Châteaux, the pleasure for the eye and the touch is a prelude to delights for the taste buds, and each of the Relais & Châteaux properties displays its own individual style. In association with the San Pellegrino and Acqua Panna, the Art de la Table Trophy has been awarded this year to Gästehaus Klaus Erfort, a property in Germany where the elegance of the table provides a perfect setting for the authenticity of the ingredients prepared by its Grand Chef.
Our spas are places where time stands still offering superbly sophisticated treatments, enhanced by the magic of the surroundings, which are conducive to relaxation and serenity. Expertise in this area has been recognised by the Spa Trophy, awarded, with Laurent Perrier, to Gardena Grödnerhof. This property, in the heart of the Dolomites, the pastel-hued mountains in the north of Italy, dedicates 1300m2 entirely to well-being, fitness and beauty. Quintessentially blissful.
Woman of the Year, Passion, Savoir-faire: the true expression of the soul of the innkeeper
"It is a great honour and I was truly overwhelmed to learn that I was Woman of the Year", says Birgit Reitbauer. And the Woman of the Year Trophy is by no means a trivial award; it is sponsored by Pommery and dedicated to those exceptional women who turn hospitality into an art form. Her fine Viennese restaurant Steirereck im Stadtpark is very much a family affair: "My husband, Heinz and I work together perfectly as a team. I take care of everything that is "front of house" - welcoming our guests, looking after them while they are with us, taking care of the human relations side – and my husband, who is also the chef , takes care of everything behind the scenes". Birgit and Heinz Reitbauer: the ideal couple, he a Grand Chef Relais & Châteaux, and she, the Woman of the Year!
Very often, the success of a property is the result of a life"s journey, lived with passion and in harmony with the spirit of the place. And that is why we have the Passion Trophy, in association with Hennessy Cognac, to pay tribute to people with a remarkable personality. In 2011, it has been awarded in recognition of the talents of Harry Chancey and David Oxford, the owners of the Kingsbrae Arms, a romantic cottage in New Brunswick, one of the most beautiful regions in Canada.
The professionalism of teams, and the savoir-faire of those men and women who make them up, is recognised by the Savoir-faire Trophy, awarded in association with Glenmorangie whisky. This year, it recognises the talents of Marie-Noëlle and Pierre-Alain Bonnigal, owners and Maîtres de Maison at the delightfully buccolic Domaine des Hauts de Loire, with the inspiring Rémy Giraud, Grand Chef Relais & Châteaux, manning the kitchen.
Lounge, Environment, Garden, Innovation, Art de Vivre: the creation of a contemporary life style with glimpses of what the future will bring
The lounge bar is a secluded and inviting setting which plays an essential role in the charm and magic of a hotel. The Lounge Trophy, awarded in association with Grand Marnier, recognises this. In 2011, it takes us to Malaysia, to sip a cocktail somewhere between the sound of the waves and the beauty of nature. Japamala Resort, nestled between white sands and luxuriant vegetation, is the 2011 winner.
Because respect for nature is one of our main, on-going concerns, we are keen to salute those members who espouse ambitious environmental projects. That is the case with Michel and Sébastien Bras, father and son who live in the heart of the Aubrac country. They endeavour to ensure that their architecture, their cuisine and their art de vivre work in harmony with nature. In association with Orlane, it is only natural that the 2011 Environment Trophy should belong to them.
Inspired by illuminations and medieval tapestries, the magnificent gardens of the Prieuré d'Orsan, in the Berry region in the centre of France, are clearly deserving of a Garden Trophy, awarded with Rozès Port: 40 acres of orchards and kitchen gardens (providing ingredients for
the restaurant, "La Table d"Orsan") and symbolic landscaping provide a sumptuous setting for this ancient monastery, now a charming retreat.
Uphold the best of our heritage and ensure its safe passage into the future, create brand new experiences and pleasures unknown hitherto: this is what leads us to give of our best. The Innovation Trophy, awarded in association with Nespresso, recognises this year the bold steps that Raymond Blanc has taken in the pursuit of excellence, in his creation of a unique sensory universe in his fine property in Oxford, Le Manoir aux Quat' Saisons. His slogan says it all: "I am not interested in good, only sublime".
The last of these major awards is not the least cherished, far from it, as it pays tribute to ultimate refinement. This is the Art de Vivre Trophy, and it is awarded for 2011, with Descamps, to L'Oustau de Baumanière, a magnificent property which is part of the history not only of the hotel industry and fine dining, but also of literature and the cinema. In the valley of Les Baux de Provence, this ancient 16th century mas, which has echoes of Jean Cocteau"s "Testament of Orpheus", offers, under the management of Jean-André and Geneviève Charial, the ideal ambiance in which to enjoy precious moments of intimacy.
Château d'Adoménil - France, Lunéville
Restaurant and hotel in a park
This charming château is close to Lunéville, a town which Voltaire wrote "felt" just like Versailles. In the so-called "Little Versailles" of the Dukes of Lorraine, you can explore the Baccarat crystal works and Nancy's famous Stanislas square, a Unesco World Heritage site. Adoménil is an 18th century building that has been beautifully restored and enhanced by subtle touches of modernity. Chef Cyril Leclerc creates audacious gourmet cuisine that gives pride of place to fresh products, many of them from the surrounding Lorraine countryside. The best of both the past and present come together in the courteous service and fine cuisine at this beautiful hideaway. ...Read more
Bras - Sébastien et Michel - France, Laguiole
Restaurant and hotel in the country
Sébastien Bras has been at the helm of Le Suquet since 2009, and is forging his own path, reminiscent of the one his father also took. His intuitive and carefully crafted cuisine provides the perfect showcase for the treasures of the vegetable world offered by the Aubrac plateau. Imagination is given free rein in subtle pairings and harmonies which express this multifaceted living world. The pearly white monkfish and its black olive sauce tell of Gods battling in the skies over Aubrac: your plate is a fragment of the universe. Nature is at the very heart of the Bras family's daily endeavours. ...Read more
Château Cordeillan-Bages - France, Pauillac
Restaurant and hotel in a vineyard
On the route of the châteaux, close to Château Lynch-Bages, grand cru classé of Pauillac, this 17th century charterhouse invites you to discover true art de vivre. Around a garden, the bright guestrooms with their muted, timeless décor, the pool, the sauna and the terraces near the vineyards create a haven of well-being. In the dining room, Jean-Luc Rocha, Best Worker of France, refines the products of the South West and proposes a delightful dialogue between a contemporary cuisine and the Bordeaux grand crus. Visits to châteaux, tasting classes, elaboration of own wine, strolling with the family in the village… Share the savoir-vivre of Epicurean Médoc. ...Read more
Domaine Les Crayères - France, Reims
Restaurant and hotel in a park
Les Crayères is a mythical property in the heart of Reims, nestled discreetly in a seven hectare park full of lush vegetation. This former home of the de Polignac family permanently recreates and modernises the "chateau style" in an atmosphere which is one of elegant sophistication. Perfectly appointed rooms and suites await with a love of detail which is characteristic for pure classical French style. The warm welcome, impeccable service and Chef Philippe Mille's gourmet restaurant with its wine list featuring more than 600 champagne labels, make this the ideal place to start discovering all the treasures of this region. ...Read more
Hotel Dollenberg - Germany, Bad Peterstal - Griesbach
Restaurant and hotel in the woods
In the guest book of the Hotel Dollenberg, one visitor wrote: "What a shame you can't cuddle a hotel." This hotel offers a hospitable atmosphere and excellent service, both of which engender such warm feelings. The relaxing treatments in the spa, the magical dinners in romantic forest clearings of Bad Peterstal and the delightful landscapes of the Black Forest all make for a wonderful stay. Chef Martin Herrmann, the figurehead of the Dollenberg, focuses on the elements which are absolutely indispensable for the dishes. He creates an inventive cuisine inspired by France and the Baden terroir. ...Read more
Château de Germigney - France, Port-Lesney
Restaurant in a village
Renowned interior designers Roland and Véréna Schön have turned this former home of a marquis, located amongst pristine lakes, into an astonishing hotel. Cedarwood parquet floors, period furniture and silky wall hangings make each room like a work of art. Enjoy a swim in the environmentally friendly pool with 100% natural water, sink into an armchair to read a book or sample the best wines of the Jura, before sitting down to savour generous, subtle cuisine. The hallmark dishes, like Bresse chicken from the Roussel-Voisard farm in a sealed terrine with Vin Jaune, are worthy of feasts from bygone days. ...Read more
Domaine des Hauts de Loire - France, Onzain
Restaurant and hotel in a park
A hunting lodge, built in 1860, on the wine trail through the castles of the Loire. This historic residence, with walls clad in pepper vine, nestles in an unspoilt setting amidst ponds teeming with birdlife and offers the ideal peaceful retreat for nature lovers. Wake up to a bright new day from the cosy comfort of one of its guestrooms. Chef Rémy Giraud serves local Loire cuisine with a modern twist. On the menu: Loire shad, parsley mousse, Monsieur Marpault's asparagus and "mariguette" strawberries and hibiscus. It also offers a wide selection of excellent wines, including the finest Loire, Vouvray, Montlouis and Touraine whites. ...Read more
Kingsbrae Arms - Canada, St Andrews
Hotel and restaurant on the seafront
New Brunswick is one of the most beautiful parts of Canada, famous for its constantly changing beaches and coast inhabited by whales. On the heights of St. Andrews, on the Bay of Fundy, which boasts the world's highest tides, overlooking the little harbor, stands a romantic country house built in 1897. The house has been decorated in polished wood and marble, with period fireplaces and four-poster beds. Seasonal dinners include fresh fish from the Bay of Fundy with organically grown produce from the kitchen garden. Next door, discover the famous 11-hectare Kingsbrae Garden, which is home to a dizzying array of horticultural treasures. ...Read more
Meadowood Napa Valley - United States, St. Helena
Restaurant and hotel in the country
In the heart of Napa Valley's prestigious wine country, Meadowood invites you to embark on a unique tasting journey. Learn about and enjoy local wines while relaxing on the estate or going on private tours and tastings at the legendary wineries in the area. The Restaurant at Meadowood, headed by Chef Christopher Kostow, is one of the best in the region. Activities include golf, tennis, hiking, swimming and Meadowood's signature activity: croquet. In the cozy lodges, rooms and suites, with decks and views of the fairways or forested hills, everything comes together to create memories that will last a lifetime. ...Read more
Baumanière & Spa - La Cabro d'Or - France, Les Baux-de-Provence
Restaurant and hotel in the country
As a result of the merger of La Cabro d'Or and L'Oustau de Baumanière, Baumanière is the epitome of Mediterranean art of living in a unique place in the midst of the Baux-de-Provence rocky outcrops. It encompasses five buildings: L'Oustau, the historical centre, La Guigou, a Provencal mas, the Manor of the 18th century and finally
Carita and Flora, in a rural setting. It also includes two gourmet restaurants, L'Oustau de Baumanière – an institution to enjoy the refined, subtle, simple cuisine of the chef – and La Cabro d'Or. A table d'hôte for lunch, a bar and numerous terraces supplement them. Moreover, the estate boasts a spa, three outdoor pools and a tennis court. ...Read more
Steirereck im Stadtpark - Austria, Vienna
Restaurant in town
The Steirereck is a jewel of Art nouveau architecture, in one of the most beautiful parts of Vienna, the Stadtpark, close to the famous statue of Johann Strauss. Drawing on produce from local farmers as well as from his own farm, Chef Heinz Reitbauer creates the very finest of contemporary Austrian cuisine in a relaxed, chic setting. The dishes and their origins are explained in detail on small cards, which make a lovely memento of a unique culinary experience. Also in the building, the Meierei Milk Bar proposes 120 cheese varieties from 13 different countries as well as traditional Austrian pastries. ...Read more
Château Saint-Martin & Spa - France, Vence Cedex
Hotel and restaurant in the country
Overlooking Vence, between Nice and Cannes, the Château Saint-Martin & Spa, with its fourteen hectare park, boasts exceptional panoramic views of the Mediterranean. This former residence of the Knights Templar, a place steeped in history, provides an awe-inspiring and serene setting. Discover gourmet cuisine and an exceptional wine cellar, which make for tasty moments to share. An infinity pool and the spa Saint-Martin by La Prairie are perfectly integrated into the landscape and offer absolute relaxation. Several villages in the surrounding area, which have served as a source of inspiration for talented artists, are now renowned for their museums and art galleries, like the Maeght Foundation. Also worth visiting: the Chapel of Rosary, which owes its fame to the works of Henri Matisse. ...Read more
The Vineyard - United Kingdom, Newbury
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Le Manoir aux Quat' Saisons - United Kingdom, Oxford
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Gorah Elephant Camp - South Africa, Addo National Park
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Experience the adventure and romantic mystique of authentic African safaris of centuries-past at Gorah Elephant Camp, a malaria-free luxurious tented camp in the heart of Addo Elephant National Park and a Hunter Hotels property. This is an incomparable wilderness teeming with game, boasting Africa's Big Five, the densest population of elephants on earth and the first ever private concession in a National Park in South Africa. After exhilarating game viewing, enjoy sundowners on the old-fashioned veranda overlooking the waterhole, before savouring gourmet cuisine in the elegant colonial candle-lit dining room of Gorah House. ...Read more
Whatley Manor Hotel & Spa - United Kingdom, Malmesbury
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Two hours from London, the Cotswolds is an enchanting world of wide-open countryside and honey-coloured stone buildings. It is known as the Heart of England, not because of its geographical location – it is in the Southwest – but because of the emotion that it inspires amongst its visitors. It is here that you will find Whatley Manor, a beautiful private manor house hotel, set in twelve acres of English country gardens that are divided into 26 areas with different themes, based on plans dating back to 1920, with manicured lawns and herbaceous gardens. There is also a private cinema and contemporary spa. ...Read more
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A former monastery and listed historical monument, the Prieuré d'Orsan invites you on a journey back in time. Far from the hustle and bustle of the modern world, there are no phones or televisions here. Nestled in a wooded valley in Berry, this charming hotel has spacious and inviting rooms. They all boast breathtaking views of the magnificent Orsan Gardens. Extending over three hectares, these gardens inspired by medieval illuminations feature stunning architecture and orchards, herb and vegetable gardens that produce ingredients for the culinary delights served in the restaurant. The art of hospitality is well cultivated here. ...Read more
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Seth seems like a great guy and is a good fighter. He has had some bad luck in the big leagues but hey his Zuffa record is still better than Tiki's.
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Good luck Seth, if your are in LA again let me know on FB, we can spar/grapple if I am healthy
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What a wonderful place to stop and view the beauty!
Large variety and each geyser basin you stop is different and worth viewing!!
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What a wonderful place to stop and view the beauty!
Large variety and each geyser basin you stop is different and worth viewing!!
The crowd moves rather quickly and I never had a problem getting the pictures that I wanted.
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Many pass by this area on their way to Yellowstone's other, more touted jewels. The basin is quieter than the Upper Basin (the one with Old Faithful), but there are still some geysers and springs. The paint pots are different than many of the other features in the park as they have more mud in them and when active, are...
This place was really cool. It still boggles my mind that when you're in Yellowstone you are literally standing on an active volcano.
Lower Geyser is an excellent reminder of the volatile volcano beneath. The area is easily accessible via a wood boardwalk.
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We didn't stop at this attraction, but did get to view it from the street as we drove by. These geysers appeared to be more steam vents than actual blow in the air geysers. However, they were still captivating from afar.
Fountain Paint Pots is the most popular attraction here. Other than this, there are lot's of small geysers here. Most of them, I guess erupt frequently (we saw at least 3 erupting). I for some reason loved the way the entire area was covered in steam.
We drove the one-way Firehole Lake Drive twice to see the geysers. Did not get to see the Great Fountain Geyser spout but still interesting sights on the short drive. Many bison in the area resting on the warm ground.
Even though I studied the park website before traveling, we were still amazed at how many colorful geysers and springs exist in Yellowstone NP. The lower geyser basin area is north of the Old Faithful area and Grand Prismatic Spring on Grand Loop Road. Lower Geyser Basin has two areas of activity -- the Fountain Paint Pot and the Firehole...
This was our third time to Yellowstone, but have never seen so many geysers all with in a certain time frame. The timing was just perfect for us, sawI Old Faithful twice,beehive geyser, which only goes once a day and grand geyser, as well as sawmill geyser and all within a two hour timeframe boy where we excited.
We stopped at the Lower Geyser Basin on our way back to Old Faithful Inn, and I'm so glad we did - along the boardwalks there are steam vents, vents that make a huge rumbling noice, and geysers - Fountain Geyser even went off while we were there! The colors and variety are amazing.
This was my favorite geyser in Yellowstone. The Fountain Paint Pots erupted almost continuously, with huge sprays that you could feel from the path. We stood and watched these for at least 30 min. It's an easy walk, and a must-see at Yellowstone. Give yourself an hour at this spot.
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::shudder:: I've heard about this happening but haven't had it happen to me before. I'm a FTM and 25 weeks so I guess I'm just now showing enough to where people notice. I was checking out at Wal Mart and the woman in front of me asked if I was pregnant and then when I said I was she walked over and started rubbing my belly and talking to it like I wasn't there anymore. It was really awkward but I couldn't even go anywhere since there were people behind me so I just kind of let her finish talking and she eventually went away. Anyone else have this happen lately?
Stranger Rubbed My Belly Today...
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awkward to say the least
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I honestly think that some people see pregnant bellies as being a separate entity from the mother. So weird.
That's what she said.
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I would have grabbed her boobs to hopefully give her the picture that it is NOT okay to touch me.
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I feel weird enough when my inlaws or brother in law rubs my belly more less a stranger! I would be lik ughhh what the efff are you doing?!!!
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I had one of my customers rub my belly and actually pray over it the other day! It was weird but still kinda sweet. I guess it all depends on the vibe I get from the person. I lady wouldn't be as weird as a strange man to me fir some reason. I dunno... Lol
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Also...i am a heavily tattooed women, so I am used to people trying to touch me....like you can feel a tattoo!!!! I hate that!!w
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My Life as a Hooker: When a Middle-Aged Bloke Discovered RugbySteven Gauge's response to an impending midlife crisis didn't involve piercings, tattoos, or a red sports car—instead, he decided to take up rugby. What he found on the pitch was a wonderful game, far removed from the professional televised glamour of international rugby, where ordinary blokes with ordinary jobs (and some extraordinary bellies) get together once in a while and have a great time
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The Absurd Ascent of the Most Important Man in FootballEver since the dawn of the professional era, the beautiful game?s most intriguing individual has been inching his way from the boot room towards the back pages. Along the way he has shared in the preoccupations of the nation - from conflicts and economic crises, to a fascination with fashion and a wholly unhealthy interest in celebrity. This book traces the remarkable journey of the football
$6.99In the vein of Hotel Babylon and Confessions of a GP, The Secret Player will fascinate footballs fans with its wealth of insider knowledge and willingness to talk, albeit anonymously, about the inner workings of the game. Based on the hugely popular 'The Player' columns in FourFourTwo magazine, the book gives a warts-and-all insight into the daily life of professional footballers. Month by month,
My Father Invented the World's Greatest GameMark Adolph was the envy of his schoolmates - he never had any problem getting rare Subbuteo teams because his Dad invented the game and owned the factory that made it.Mark tells the story of Subbuteo from the very early days when his father Peter had thousands of orders but no games with which to supply them.He recounts his father's adventures in football as a director of Tonbridge FC and
The Margaret Thatcher Book of QuotationsMargaret Thatcher enthrals whenever she speaks. Her political career has spanned five decades and her influence on world politics is undeniable. From followers she inspires devotion; from detractors she induces unprecedented venom but they listen all the same. Margaret Thatcher is the most quoted British political leader since Winston Churchill and in this unique collection Iain Dale and Grant
A History of Political ScandalsA MUST-BUY BOOK for everyone interested in history and the scandalous behaviour of politicians across the world. Andy Hughes' fascinating book guides us through centuries of political abuse - and just plain stupidity. The Profumo Affair is still shocking to modern voters, possibly because the MP actually stepped down after being caught out after sharing his mistress with a Russian spy. This Pocket
$20.99A political adviser to the formidably intellectual Foreign Secretary Tony Crosland and to Prime Minister Jim Callaghan, and a senior journalist at The Times and The Economist, David Lipsey has been close to the heart of government for more than four decades. Providing a unique perspective on a period of great economic and political upheaval, In the Corridors of Power details such flashpoints as
$11.69The Ripper's legacy left many more victims in its wake than he could have ever imagined. From the Royal Family and the British Government to the London Police and the London poor, the list of 'other' victims that happened as a direct result of the Jack the Ripper murders goes on and on... The members of the Whitechapel Society have painstakingly researched original sources for many years and are
$17.491963 is a compendium of milestone stories and watershed events in popular culture, national and international politics. This year alone saw: the Beatles' first number one; Martin Luther King's 'I Have a Dream' speech; the BBC launch Dr Who; the Great Train Robbery; Ian Brady and Myra Hindley begin operating; the Profumo Affair rocks politics; Valentina Tereshokova first woman in space; coldest