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Francis Miles Finch - What So Proudly We Hail
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These in the robings of glory, Those in the gloom of defeat, All with the battle-blood gory, In the dusk of eternity meet;— Under the sod and the dew, Waiting the judgment-day;— Under the laurel the Blue, Under the willow, the Gray. -The Blue and the Gray, reported in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, 10th ed. (1919).
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If you're looking for easy denim crafts that don't require any new fabric, this project is for you. Use old, tattered or ill-fitting jeans to create your own Denim Pocket Pincushion from Cyndee Kromminga. Use the reverse applique technique to add a star to your creation.
- Adult size blue jeans
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- 3-inch star-shaped cookie cutter
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- Straight pins
- Stuffing
Cut out the back pockets from an old pair of adult jeans. When doing so, cut around the pockets, through the fabric of the jeans. Each pocket will resemble a little bag.
Lay one pocket on your work surface with the back facing up. Center a 3-inch star-shaped cookie cutter on the pocket and trace around it using a marking pen.
Cut a fabric scrap slightly smaller than the stitched edges of your pocket. With the pocket facing right side up, insert the fabric in the pocket with its right side facing up.
Place the pocket under the presser foot on your sewing machine with the marked star facing up. Sew the shape of the star on the marked lines.
Using small pointed scissors, carefully cut out the front layer of the star shape 1/4 inch inside the stitched lines. Remove the cut denim to reveal the fabric that is sandwiched between the layers.
Center and trace a circle around the cut star using a compass. Make the circle as large as your pocket will allow. Cut out the circle through all the layers. Place the remaining pocket on your work surface with the wrong side facing up. Center and pin the cut circle on the pocket with the star facing up. Sew the circle to the pocket using a 1/4-inch seam allowance and leaving a 2-inch opening for stuffing.
- Cut the backing around the circle. Fill the pincushion with stuffing. Close the opening using the same 1/4-inch seam allowance as was used on the rest of the cushion's edge.
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First up, we'll hear about a book of portraits on the life of the American mother and later we have an audio essay on the complicated mother/daughter relationship. Bringing cellos to the people By Scarlett Robertson • May 4, 2012 Tarina Westlund Portland Cello Project is a collective of classically trained cellists that came out of, you guessed it, Portland, in 2007. And they're bringing the cello to pop culture, playing music that you may not normally associate with the instrument. They've played everywhere from a punk rock club in Fargo North Dakota to a sports bar in Lubbock Texas. I spoke with the group's artistic director Doug Jenkins who started off by explaining how the group began. Missouri's newest state park donated by creator of spot remover By Scarlett Robertson & Lee Jian Chung • Apr 20, 2012 Photo courtsey of Nancy Rice This week: St. Louis area entrepreneur Don Robinson died last month, leaving 843 acres of land to Missouri—the same size as New York's Central Park. And an audio postcard of a notorious outlaw's mock trial. Lunafest travels to Columbia By Scarlett Robertson & Bailey Brewer • Apr 13, 2012 Photo courtesy of Lunafest This week's show highlights a film festival by for and about women. Andlater in the show: an audio essay from a woman who gives a unique perspective to kissing and being kissed. Down by the river By Scarlett Robertson & Kurt Wook & Natalie Cheng • Apr 6, 2012 Scarlett Robertson / KBIA This week we head down to the Missouri River, hear a technology-centric essay about cell phones and celebrate Easter a few days early. Riding with the Bike Brigade By Scarlett Robertson & Harum Helmy & Lee Jian Chung • Mar 30, 2012 SFBike / Flickr This week, we hear how one person deals with homesickness, when home is almost ten thousand miles away. But first, we hit the streets of Columbia on bikes. Second chance, first opportunity through basketball By Scarlett Robertson & Matt Veto • Mar 23, 2012 Matt Veto / KBIA This week we hit the basketball court for a story about how, sometimes, the game can take on a deeper meaning. And stay tuned till the end of the show, where we have a new Sonic ID, this time from Speaker's Circle. Women playwrights highlighted at the short Women's Play Festival By Janet Saidi • Mar 16, 2012 Harum Helmy / KBIA This week, Janet Saidi sits in for Scarlett Robertson as host of Off the Clock. A week after True/False weekend, Columbia was home to another cultural spree: Independent Actors Theatre's fourth annual short Women's Play Festival. KBIA's Harum Helmy brings us some highlights from the event, which featured six short plays, four different playwrights and three local directors. Listen Listening... / Q&A with Undefeated director Dan Lindsay, Pt. 2 By Scarlett Robertson & Nick Gass • Mar 2, 2012 "Undefeated" is the Oscar winning documentary from MU grad Dan Lindsay which will open and close True/False this year. The film follows an underdog high school football team in North Memphis, Tenn. KBIA's Nick Gass spoke with Lindsay about the biggest challenges the directors faced and the process that went into making the movie. True/False Preview By Scarlett Robertson • Feb 24, 2012 Renee May / Flickr As Columbia gears up for the True/False Film Fest, this week we're giving you a preview of a few of the best things happening at this year's fest. A baseball fan's fantasy week By Scarlett Robertson • Feb 17, 2012 Kelly Famuliner Listen Listening... / 8:16 For major league baseball fans, this next week is an important one. Pitchers and catchers report for spring training and players at the rest of the positions follow suit in the coming weeks. 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Service, food and atomphere all come together at this quaint European influenced restaurant. From start to finish the evening was perfect. First time ever we had a sever ask if we were enjoying the pace of the evening. An experience to remember.
We stayed there but many people caome just for the dinner. reasionable pricing for a supurb dinner..
The dinner selections are limited, but each is a very carefully crafted work of art. We talked with the chef and it is instantly obvious this is a man that loves his work and knows all the details. The setting is warm and cozy.
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The restaurant is full of charm. The small front dining has a welcoming log fire and there are several tables in the back part of the restaurant and a patio for those warm evenings.
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We ate on a true 'winter's night'--pouring rain; cold. The ambiance was a tad off by virtue of a table cloth laid down at the entrance to keep water off of the tiled floor, but that discretion was well worth the effort. Our experience was simply excellent. Wonderful table for two; solicitous service that was not off-putting; patient pace; and...
From the moment my call was connected to reservations and through to the reservation confirmation, to the wonderful Christmas dinner served by A++ waiter, Seth, to our final grounds walk guided by gracious and knowledgable Rene, the Europa had it all! Every Europa employee we met, radiated genuine professionalism.
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Needed last minute place for dinner and I noticed the great reviews. It was very close to my hotel, so I booked a table for two. Europa is a small restaurant in the Villa Royale Inn. The staff was very friendly and the service was on-point. We ate a several well-known Palm Springs spots and Europa was one of the...
Oh, my, what a gem!!! Down Indian Trail off of Hwy 111, behind a motel, it is a lush beauty, inside and out. It is part of a motel itself but the swimming pool seems like a garden attraction. The service and food are excellent--there is real pride on the plate. Thursdays, they compete with the downtown outdoors event that...
Great atmosphere and great service. The Turkey was dry! A spoon full Cranberry sauce very Disappointing for a 3 course meal.
We went to Europa to celebrate my birthday, after having heard about it from friends. We were in Palm Springs at our condo for the weekend. Europa is located in the lovely picturesque boutique hotel Villa Royale of South Palm Springs. We were not disappointed! We experienced wonderful service, and amazing drinks and gourmet dinners in an atmosphere not unlike...
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You can enjoy delicious Turkish mezes with a beautiful Bodrum scene. Staff are very polite. The food is very delicious and the portions are bigger than most of Bodrum restaurants. They know what they're doing. O reaaly recommend..
I really did not care for the food ! I am very familiar with Turkish food ; I can tell a difference between a good food and not so good food. The service was great but the small mezes plates we got were not great / delicious. The location was good. It is by the sea side , there is...
I have been here many times with family, friends and as a couple. And every time I go, I have always been treated very well. The staff is very nice, they are always there to make you happy with their food and service. To be honest I have never eaten fish here but tried all the mezes and calamari and...
Don't get too excited about this run of the mill fish restaurant. Competition in fish in Bodrum is fierce and there are better. Meal didn't get off Tia flyer and the tiny chair I was offered was a joke. Ok I am 1m91 and average punters wouldn't mind, but being comfortable with me is so important . Anyway this tired...
An inexpensive meal with the dollar/lira exchange rate. Stop by the display cases on the main floor to pick your meze before looking at the menu. The choices change daily. Good fresh seafood
The fish (calamaries) that I had were not fresh. The portions are very, very small but you have to pay full price. I would not recommend this place.
I was eating there tonight and there was a big difference between portion of local people with me as tourist . Expensive and NO FREH FISH in offer.Really dissapointed because when you walk through you see a lot of people eating there, you think that food must be good but the difference is that you are a tourist and they...
We had a family dinner at this restaurant during peak season of Bodrum. I didn't want to be overcharged as the prices in the centre of Bodrum, next to sea, are always "tourist prices". I found this restaurant on TripAdvisor, later also suggested one of the locals we've met. The food was really good with very different types of mezes...
While touring Turkey, my friends and i came across this restaurant in Bodrum and decided to give it a go. We were greeted by the friendliest staff and seated in a marvellous location just by the waters. Shortly after we ordered our drinks and the starters we met the amazing chef Burke who brought to our table amazing signature dishes...
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What Purpose Religions Serve in Human Life?
Many people use their religion whereas it should be practiced rather than used.
There is an increasing awareness among people about their religious beliefs. Public surveys show that people's attitude towards their faiths and religious beliefs have been gradually changing. A recent survey conducted in the USA revealed that many educated people drew their inspiration from multiple religions, instead of a single faith. Some even prefer to renounce their religious beliefs to follow spirituality. Sri Aurobindo suggested that at some stage in their progress people should give up their religious identities and practice spirituality to transcend their limited consciousness.
However, for most people religions are still important and form the core of their worldviews. Each religion has a social dimension and a personal dimension. It has aspects that appeal to a whole group of people and aspects that are purely personal and inspirational. When they represent groups and classes, religions come under the dark and heavy influence of human passions and aggression whereas in their relationship to individuals they play a significant role in transforming and improving their character and conduct.
Unfortunately, the social dimension takes precedence in public affairs and attracts wider attention as it creates more noise and conflicts. Religions lose their shine and sanctity when they are dragged into human conflicts and used by power players to further their aims. When people are drawn into the medley of group loyalties and resultant confusion and conflicts, it degrades them and leads to crises of faith. In the conflicts of human egos, religions are mute witnesses, whose authority is frequently invoked by morally corrupt minds to justify their acts of violence, passion and incitement. In the chaos it creates, even the quiet ones cannot remain quiet as they are obliged to defend their faith and stand their ground.
History proves that religious fundamentalism has been a major source of violence, wars, and aggression. Religions in the hands of evil people can incite the worst of the human passions and draw even the sane ones into the middle of it. Unfortunately, there is no immediate solution to it because you cannot easily reason with those whose minds are clouded by the darkness of ignorance and prejudice. It is even more difficult when it helps a few to invoke religious authority and control people for selfish ends.
Your faith has the potential to transform your life and elevate your consciousness. Your affinity with your religion is part of your destiny. You can use it to become a better human being and forge a deeply personal connection with the God you worship. Problems arise only when you do not practice your religion or do not live its ideals but use it to express your anger or incite passions for egoistic reasons.
Why do people practice their faith? What purpose it serves? If you are a religious person, have you ever wondered why you should practice your faith and what you might expect from it? What is important to you, practicing your faith for self-transformation or denigrating the faiths of others for your ego satisfaction? Are you one of those who provoke others by telling them that their faith is inferior and they need to convert to your faith? Many people do it and do not even realize how offensive it is, and how it will set in motion a chain negative of thoughts and reactions. If someone comes to you and tells you that you need to convert to another faith, is it not that in the estimate of that person you are an ignorant fool who cannot choose what is good for you even in the information age?
They are important questions, which everyone needs to answer to stay away from the destructive influence of religious sociopaths. You should not practice religion to gain the approval of others or secure social benefits. Your connection with your religion is purely personal, and you must practice it to improve your thinking and behavior. Faith is important, to keep yourself motivated, calm, and on the right side of life. In the following discussion we will examine the importance of religions, and why people should practice them.
Religions help you fulfill your desires
From the time you wake up until you go to bed you are subject to numerous desires. Desire for food, water, comfort, rest and sleep are the basic desires, which you cannot ignore. Then, you are subject to higher desires such as desire for success, recognition, happiness, satisfaction, love, belongingness, status, esteem, and self-actualization. They cannot be ignored. You need them to enrich your life and experience peace and fulfillment.
However, you know that with your limited abilities and resources you cannot fulfill all your desires. It is an important lesson which you learn from your early childhood. For your own peace of mind, you learn to choose within your limitations, and live with feelings of failure and frustration. When those desires are not fulfilled, how can you cope with them?
It is where your faith comes to your help. Your scriptures do not discourage you from pursuing desires. They ask you to choose wisely so that your actions do not violate the order and regularity of the world or lead to your own suffering. You have the permission from scriptures to pursue your goals and desires according to the laws they prescribe. They give you the assurance that if you want your desires and wishes to be fulfilled, you should look to God and pray to him with faith and devotion.
Your faith gives you the power to manifest your thoughts and desires and overcome any obstacles that you may face in realizing them. It gives you strength, courage, and the power of conviction to pursue your dreams and goals. With your limited abilities, you may not achieve much in your life, but when you bring God and faith into your thoughts, you greatly improve your chances of success. Through prayers and worship you can offset your limitations and bring God into your life to be your guide and protector. It is not an exaggeration to say that people would not practice any religion if they had no desires or if they do not have any hope or faith in the ability of their prayers to invoke divine help.
They make you feel secure
What is your biggest fear in life? It is always the loss of something, a friendship, a relationship, a gain or a possession, status, name and fame, virtue, peace, and life. Hindu scriptures say that this world is ruled by the Lord of Death, who devours everything. Even gods are afraid him. Impermanence characterizes our existence, which is a great source of fear and insecurity. Fear rules our minds. Truly, it is the lord of our wakeful consciousness. We perceive the impermanence of the world and live between the dualities of pain and pleasure, loss and gain, and birth and death. We cannot hold on to anything, and we cannot feel secure in this world even with the best of amenities and protection. The unpredictability of human nature, and the depths to which human wickedness can sink are themselves sources of anxiety and fear.
The main concern of people in this world is mostly how to secure their lives and feel protected. They are motivated by fear rather than anything else. In the process they raise around them physical and mental barriers and restrict themselves further. Whether you forge relationships, seek wealth, power or status, it is done mainly to secure your life against the wrath of Nature and the uncertainties of life. Yet, none of that make you feel secure since life is so uncertain and unpredictable. Material possessions do not guarantee you freedom from fear. This is an important lesson which many people learn in their lives.
Religions teach you how to cope with fear and endure the impermanence and uncertainty of life. Through prayers and worship and seeking divine help, you can greatly reduce your fear and anxiety. Since God is considered the protector and preserver of good, and destroyer of evil, for many people the very thought of him is assuring and comforting. Alternatively, you can practice detachment and renunciation to suppress your fears and cultivate indifference towards the uncertainties of life. For mentally normal people, there is no better antidote than having faith in God's help and protection.
They make you feel good
What does "feeling good" mean? It is the feeling that you are on the right side of things, you are not corrupted by evil, and you are making right choices and progressing in the right direction. It also means having peace, happiness, and moral strength to be yourself and live in your mind and body without feeling conflicted and remorseful. How can you have that when you live in a world that is driven by relative values and selfish interests? Even if you are leading a virtuous life, people may criticize you because they are jealous of you or unhappy that you are a good person. How can you be certain that you are making right choices and your actions are not creating negative consequences? Since there is a lot of confusion about our values and morality, it is difficult in this world to be free from guilt, remorse and fear of sin. There is no way that you can be truly certain about anything in this world. You may use reason and discretion, but they cannot be effectively applied to every situation.
It is where your faith comes to your rescue. Through scriptures and through the examples of seers and saints who exemplify it in the past and by presenting to you an ideal code of conduct, it tells you how to conduct yourself and lead a virtuous life. Your religion offers you many role models whom you can safely emulate. Every seer, sage, prophet and incarnation gives you the same message. They set examples and provide you with laws, teachings, and ethical standards to live virtuously.
You will not get that much clarity about virtue and morality anywhere else. One of the rewards of being religious and a follower of God is that it makes you feel good. It empowers you to use the tenets of your faith in your daily life and feel assured that in the battle of life you are on the side of righteousness. You may not be rich. You may not have all the things that you need in life. Yet, being a religious person and living virtuously, you will have the comfortable feeling that you are closer to God, and he is guiding your life and actions. One of the greatest comforts of life is the belief that God is in on your side, and you are with him.
They help you endure suffering
Suffering comes to you in many ways. Whenever you perform any action against your will, it produces suffering. Whenever you fail to fulfill your desires, you experience suffering. From the time you wake up from the bed, and as you keep pushing yourself during the day against unpleasant feelings, and until you return bed, you remain in the grip of suffering. Suffering is universal. Everyone is its victim. Whether he is a billionaire, a minimum wage earner, young or old, illiterate or literate, male or female, one thing that is common to them is that they all suffer in their individual ways, nurse their wounds, and cope with physical and mental disturbance.
No one is free from the oppression of life and the helplessness which they experience against the forces of the world. Yet, people learn to cope with their problems and manage to keep their depression and dissatisfaction within limits. From where does they get this strength? It arises mainly from their religious beliefs. There is an invisible connection between a person's ability to endure suffering and the strength of his faith. If you believe in God and practice your religion, you are less likely feel oppressed by the pressures of life. Your faith gives you courage and strength to endure your suffering and accept it as part of your life. You may learn to view it as a direct consequent of your past actions, past sins, divine retribution, karma, or even a learning and correcting mechanism.
Religious people know that suffering is a cleansing process, and with each suffering they become purer and grow in divine light. Religions also give hope and solace to those who are terminally ill. Their faith helps them cope with the fear of death and accept their suffering, with the positive belief that there will be light at the end of the tunnel. The scriptures are a great source of comfort to those who go through periods of darkness in their lives. They explain why suffering arises and how you can resolve it. Religions prepare you to accept suffering and endure it by teaching you how you may cultivate the virtues of detachment, dispassion, sameness and compassion towards both pain and pleasure. They also encourage you to serve those who are suffering from problems and need help. Many people find relief and comfort in the scriptures and words of God, and in serving the devotees of God.
They encourage you to live a virtuous life
Is there is any practical reason why in this world anyone should be virtuous or practice morality? Why do you think that world is still largely peaceful, and why the humanity is still surviving? It is because people still have faith in the rule of God and the fear of divine punishment. They still believe that God is watching over the world, and he is the ultimate witness, enforcer, protector and upholder of righteousness. They know that at some point in their existence they become answerable to their actions, and therefore they need to be on the right side of things. Who wants to be an object of divine wrath and retribution? Without religious values and morality, it will be difficult for anyone to practice virtue or pursue the path of righteousness.
Is there any rational basis why you should be moral for morality sake or good at your own expense? What happens when you are honest, but others are not? When you have many selfish and dishonest people around you how far it is practical to be their opposite? You can see with your own eyes how this world treats good people. Its ways are not comforting to anyone who wants to exemplify the virtues of humanity. For example, what happens if you have a business competitor to whom means do not matter but only the end? How can you compete with him from your moral high ground and how far you can sacrifice your interests to give up your fight? Most likely, if you stick to your values, you will lose your competitive edge and suffer great losses. It may even cripple your financial status and hurt your family.
The fact is, in worldly life you do not find rational justification to practice morality. If you are a straightforward person most certainly you will have more enemies than friends and you will not be trusted by many. If you speak truth without discretion, you will be shunned by the world. We see how the world worships success and ignores the questionable methods used by people to achieve it. The only justification to be morally righteous comes to you from your faith or your belief in God and his eternal justice. Religions are the basis of human morality.
Without religions this world will be a chaotic place. You do not find any morality in Nature. It does not care whether your methods are morally correct or not. It only cares whether your methods ensure your survival and success. Even deception is part of Nature's design to protect the species. Religions are therefore, the moral guardians of the world. Unfortunately, many people in today's world are not committed to the morality they preach. Yet, the situation will be worse if religions are completely suppressed and replaced by political ideologies and materialistic values.
They inspire you to think beyond life
If you think that your life is for a day, you will pay attention to the day and think no more. If you think that it will last for a year, you will plan for that period and try to spend it carefully and purposefully. Most religions suggest to the possibility of an eternal life. If you are a truly religious person, it should naturally expand your vision and your thinking. People will not take the idea lightly if they believe that they have a life after death and it depends upon how they live upon earth. When you believe in that possibility, you will plan for it and make sure that your journey into the next life will be smoother and without any problems.
If you believe in karma and rebirth, you will be even more responsible in your thinking and behavior. You will avoid sinful conduct and try to secure a better future for yourself. Most importantly, when you view your life on a broader time scale that extends beyond this lifetime, you will automatically transcend your small thinking and narrow-mindedness. As you view your life on the scale of eternity, you will see your life and your problems differently. You will develop insight, discernment, patience and courage as you become acutely aware of your spirituality, your unity with others, and your true purpose upon earth.
Suggestions for Further Reading
- Why Are Religions Destructive?
- Creation in Hinduism As a Transformative Evolutionary process
- Creation in Hinduism As a Transformative Evolutionary Process
- Devotion and Meditation in Hinduism
- Why is Hinduism Called Sanatana Dharma?
- Wealth and Duty in Hinduism
- Do You Have Any Plans For Your Rebirth or Reincarnation?
- Lessons from the Dance of Kali, the Mother Nature
- Letting your God live in You - The True Essence of the Hindu Way of Life
- Maslow's Hierarchy Of Needs From The Perspective Of Hinduism
- Self-knowledge, Difficulties in Knowing Yourself
- The Construction of Hinduism
- The Meaning and Significance of Heart in Hinduism
- The Origin and Significance of the Epic Mahabharata
- The True Meaning of Prakriti in Hinduism
- Three Myths about Hinduism
- Does God Control Your Life?
- Does God Take Birth?
- क्या तुम ने कभी शान्ति की खोज में निकल पड़े हो?
- मजबूरी से मुक्ति कैसे मिलेगी?
- क्या कोई तुमको देख रहा है?
- Hinduism - Rules for Fasting
- Conditioned Ignorance, The New Social Evil
- Confusion Over Indian History
- The Dharma of Helping Others
- Teaching Faith in Classrooms
- The Problem of Conversion - Make Hinduism a Missionary Religion
- Hinduism and Its Intellectual Appeal
- What is Your Notion of God?
- The Construction of Hinduism
- Are You a Secular Person? Should You Be?
- Battle over Indian History
- Hinduism and Caste System
- Significance of Death in Hinduism
- The Role of Archakas, Temple Priests, in Hinduism
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DR ASHIT from Mumbai, India recommends this hotel Posted: Room Quality: 1/5 Service Quality: 1/5 Dining Quality: 1/5 Cleanliness: 1/5
Very very worst hotel in mumbai and you must remove this hotel from your list of booking
Thu, 02 Mar – Fri, 03 Mar (1 Night) | 1 Room | 1 Guest
186/4th floor, Shere Punjab society, Mahakali rd,Near shukuntala hospital,, Andheri - East, Mumbai , 400093 | Show on map
Very very worst hotel in mumbai and you must remove this hotel from your list of booking
Worst hotel in india very very bad behaviour towards customers also very bad service
My stay was very bad and i did not like the rooms. Service was not upto mark and the food was bad.Rooms were unclean and hence I would never recommend this hotel to others.
This property claims to provide 3 star facilities but there is a lot that needs to be done to even reach a 2 star level. Location - I chose this place as it was closer to the place of my work but that resulted in lack of conveyance for reaching my work. The place is in the interiors of Andheriit is difficult to get transportation. Cleanliness - The cleanliness was not up to the mark. There were ants all around in the room as well as in the bathroom. I had to repeatedly call to get the bathroom cleaned. The bed sheets were not changed in my four days of stay. I asked for a blanket but I was told that the blanket is not available. Cons - There are hardly any plus points but if you are looking for a low budget accommodation with not even the basic facilities then you could go for this property. There is complementary Wi-Fi facility. Recommendation - If you are staying there alone you could go for this option. A stay with family is not at all recommended. This is not a hotel but an apartment with rooms that have been converted for the stay of guests. There is no kitchen in the room.
If we visit again then we will prefer Arora House only because it is safe and at a very genuine Price.
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by shrey j on July 12, 2016
Good clean rooms... Polite n frndly owners... Must go for a budget and comfortable stay... Basic amenities wifi television fridge hot water clean bathroom 24*7 water .. Breakfast was nice .... Overall had a comfortable and a happy experience...
by Sharavanan C on March 9, 2015
no hot water,no lock for the room,waste of money,i planned to say fr a week but i cancelled all the programes and came of,not upto the level for the money given,dont believe the pictures in the site..
by KinnarShah on January 5, 2015
Don't go by the reviews on other portals that mercilessly bash this place. This is a budget B&B and it lives to the expectations (it is no 5 star hotel and don't expect such treatment). The owner was homely and courteous and ensured that we had a hassle free experience. The B&B has all the basic amenities you can expect, including a fridge, a TV and AC. The staff was helpful and made our stay enjoyable. I would recommend this place for business trips, couple outings and trips with friends.
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Enjoyed my stay at Arora House.. It was like home away from home... I had a host of amenities like common socializing area, wifi... Firdge, microwave and kitchen were easily accessible so I could parcel my favourite food from outside and store it... the staff too is friendly and kind enough to extend help any time of the day.. Overall a good place to hunch in in a new city...
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A friend and I had an early lunch on a Friday. I was going to have a 1/2 sandwich & cup of Tomato Basil soup. Unfortunately, not all sandwiches are available in this combo ... so I settled for just the sandwich ... the Bavarian Reuben ($7.95), which was served with pickle slices and wavy potato chips. The ingredients were fresh, the corned beef lean, but the sandwich was very bland. No nuttiness to the Swiss cheese, no pucker to the sauerkraut, no zing to the Thousand Island Dressing. My companion had the Veggie Burger ($6.95), and had the same comment ... it was bland. My lemonade was tasty as was the raspberry iced tea, but refills weren't offered. Service was prompt and friendly.
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How Life Imitates Chess: Making the Right Moves, From the Board to the Boardroom
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Place Published: New York
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Get an overview of this hotelLakefront hotel with full-service spa and restaurant
Situated on a lake, this spa hotel is 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from Kurpark Malente and within 9 mi (15 km) of Museum des Kreises Ploen and Schlossgarten. Obst-Erlebnis-Garten Hohwachter Bucht and Langenrader Windmuehle are also within 12 mi (20 km).
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A full-service spa, a restaurant, and an indoor pool are available at this smoke-free hotel. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, and a spa tub are onsite.
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to a full-service spa, Wyndham Garden Bad Malente Dieksee features an indoor pool and a spa tub. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This 4-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms. 4 meeting rooms are available. This business-friendly hotel also offers a sauna, spa services, and a library. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
Wyndham Garden Bad Malente Dieksee is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 70
- Bar/lounge
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Train station pickup (surcharge)
- Pool sun loungers
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- Smoke-free property
- Spa services on site
- Steam room
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- Free WiFi
- Luggage storage
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Family Hotel
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- Free Wi-Fi
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- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
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- Bathrobes
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- Cable TV service
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- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
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- Room service (limited hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
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Wyndham Garden Bad Malente Dieksee has a restaurant on site.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Water skiing nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Game viewing nearby
- Boat tours nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Segway rental/tour nearby
Spa Services
Wellness Villa has massage/treatment rooms. Services include hot stone massages, Thai massages, massages, and facials. The spa is equipped with a sauna and a steam room.
- Hot stone massage
- Steam room in spa
- Thai massage
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- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
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- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at 10 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 9 per pet, per night, plus a deposit of EUR 4.50 per day
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 5 years of age.
Optional extras
- Self parking fee: EUR 5.00 per night
- Pet deposit: EUR 4.50 per day
- Pet fee: EUR 9 per pet, per night
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- Bad Malente Dieksee
- Dieksee Bad Malente
- Wyndham Garden Bad Dieksee
- Wyndham Garden Bad Dieksee Hotel
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This property offers transfers from the airport and train station (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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Born on July 12, 1947 in San Pedro, CA passed away unexpectedly on June 17, 2013 at the age of 65. Lifetime resident of the Harbor Area. Graduated from Fermin Lasuen, class of 65'. Preceded in death by his parents, Frank and Alice Nunez. Survived by son, Michael; brothers, Robert and Alfred (Ruth); sister, Patsy; granddaughter, Daisa; an aunt, uncle, and numerous nieces and nephews, cousins, and friends. Please leave a message at
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