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Breaking newsIn Syria will be set a ceasefire at midnight on Thursday
Breaking newsIn Syria will be set a ceasefire at midnight on Thursday
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Two main factions of the Syrian Kurds were invited for talks on Syrian crisis
Mon, 30.01.2017 15:16
The two main Syrian Kurdish factions stated on Monday, January 30, that they were officially invited to participate in the talks on the Syrian crisis in Moscow and Washington.
At the end of the peace negotiations, supported by Russia and Turkey, the Russian Foreign Ministry has officially invited the representatives of the Kurdish Democratic Union Party and the Autonomous Kurdistan in a series of meetings in Moscow.
The spokesperson of the People's Protection Units (YPG)-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) Talal Silo spoke to Kurdistan24 regarding Russia's invitation for the PYD and its military group.
"Russia knows well we control wide areas of Syrian territories and we are fighting the Islamic State," he said.
Additionally, Silo pointed out the SDF should take part in the Moscow talks to reach a solution for the Syrian crisis.
According to the foreign representative office of the Rojava autonomous administration in Paris, the Moscow meetings come as preparations for the fourth round of Geneva talks (Geneva 4) are expected to be held on Feb. 8.
Additionally, members of Syria's Kurdish National Council (ENKS), PYD's opposition, said they were invited by the US Department of State to attend talks in Washington.
"This is a diplomatic gain for ENKS to be officially invited by the US Department of State," said Hasan Ramzi, an ENKS member.
None of the parties invited to Moscow and Washington disclosed any further details about the potential meetings.
It is worth mentioning the ENKS was invited to the Astana talks as part of the Turkey-backed Syrian opposition, while the PYD and its military groups were excluded.
Moreover, Syrian peace discussions held in 2016 known as Geneva III also excluded the main Kurdish groups in line with the wishes of Turkey.
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AUD announced its MBA programme which shall commence in 2012. The program is a two year full time course. The key feature of Ambedkar University MBA course to integrate there important business areas:
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Ambedkar University Delhi, India will focus to integrated various issues and concepts of business. Although, it did not specifically mentioned that the program will be an executive one, the report states that it shall target those who are already engaged in various sectors of the Indian economy.
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On the smartphone screen before your eyes a few letters, you must make up words. There are ten stages in each level. The game has forty levels with interesting puzzles. The player expects a colorful interface, beautiful design, cognitive puzzles.
With you will play the character of Slasten, who eats fruits, sweets, sweets. The second part of the puzzle has the same menu, there are clues. Coins the player receives with the correct answer. Coins can be spent on hints and open a letter in a word. The game currency can be purchased at the store.
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It's been a few weeks in the making. Not just this post, but the food involved. I planned it out precisely: One week for beano refrito; next week for making the green salsa; and the third week finding someone to make jumbo nachos with.
Bean week started with soaking pinto beans with double water to the volume of beans. To keep down the fartiness, other than using the usual epazote, I following my crazy uncle's advice, who lived in TJ because he's crazy, and added an inch strip of seaweed to the water.
After letting this business go on overnight, I dumped the water and refilled my pot with fresh water along with the seaweed and brought it to a boil and then a simmer uncovered for two hours minding that the beans remained covered with water throughout.
The next few days were spent rendering a pound of self-cured pork belly that was cut into cubes and finally being able to saute the onions, garlic, a couple serrano peppers, cumin, and oregano in the pork fat. After this went on for about 7 minutes, I roughly mashed the beans and added them to the skillet.
Seventy-two hours of reduction and stirring time made this:
then I entered the sea of beans
Salsa week was characterized with the tender slow dance of making a tomatillo salsa. First I spent four days lovingly slow roasting the tomatillos. Then I tossed them into a blender with a couple cloves of garlic, a chopped onion, a small handful of cilantro, a serrano chili, the juice of four of the dryest limes one can find at the discount grocer, and all this while listening to Salt-n-Pepa.
The final week, I basically harassed one friend day after day until she ultimately relented to let me come over to watch South Park and exploit her fresh vegetables to create one of the most gigantic plates of nachos I have seen, created, and dispatched from this world.
If you can't determine from the photo below, the veggies include radish, cut corn from the cob, fetal tomatos, spring onions, and cilantro. Oh, and my friend had the cheese and fried the segmented tortillas into chips. It probably took her several weeks to prepare these items, so we were on the same page in terms of quality.
One might think that such a platter could be thrown together in a single day, maybe two at the most, but I like to take my time and get things right because anything worth doing is worth doing well; even when it takes three weeks.
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2 bedroom bungalow for saleHorsbere Road, Hucclecote, Gloucester
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Property Description
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- Two Bedrooms
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Offered for sale is this spacious two bedroom bay fronted bungalow in a quiet cul-de-sac in HUCCLECOTE. Accommodation comprises of an entrance hall, lounge/diner, modern fitted kitchen, TWO DOUBLE BEDROOMS and a family bathroom. Outside of the property is an enclosed rear garden, GARAGE, Carport and off road parking. The property further benefits from UPVC double glazing and is warmed by gas central heating.
Entrance - Via UPVC double glazed door.
Entrance Hall - UPVC double glazed door to front aspect. Laid to carpet. Double wall mounted radiator. Telephone point. Doors to lounge, diner, kitchen, bedrooms and bathroom.
Lounge - UPVC double glazed window to rear aspect. Double glazed single door so garden aspect. Laid to carpet. Two wall mounted radiator. TV point. Brick surround. Electric Fire. Single
Kitchen - 10'38" x 7'7" (4.01m x 2.31m) - UPVC double glazed window to side aspect. Double glazed doors to car port. Laminated flooring. Range of eye level and base storage units with roll edge worksurfaces. Plastic one and a half bowl sink unit with mixer tap over. Plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. Part tiled walls. Gas boiler.
Bedroom One - 11'1" x 12'31" (3.38m x 4.45m) - UPVC double glazed bay window. Double wall mounted radiator. Fitted wardrobe. Laid to carpet. TV point.
Bedroom Two - 10'5" x 7'4" (3.18m x 2.24m) - UPVC double glazed window. Double wall mounted radiator. Laid to carpet. TV point. Telephone point.
Bathroom - UPVC double glazed window to side aspect. Laminate flooring. Single wall mounted radiator. Panelled bath with shower over. Vanity wash hand basin with mixer tap over. Low level W.C. Part tiled walls.
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Front Of Property - Single garage ( set behind carport- access from front and side). Carport. Paved off road parking. Mainly laid to lawn with shrub borders. Enclosed by brick walling and timber panel fencing.
Rear Of Property - Single garage. Mainly laid to patio with flower beds. Enclosed by timber panel fencing.
Garage - Single. Power and lighting. Personal door to garden.
Tenure - Freehold
Date Of Particulars - 07/09/2018
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420 Munsters in Dunmore East – NYC Report
The 420 Munster Championships were held at Waterford Harbour Sailing Club in Dunmore East on 19th and 20th August in conjunction with the South Coast Championships of the Flying Fifteens. The sailors enjoyed an excellent weekend of racing that started in bright sunshine with a breeze of 20 knots that moderated as the racing progressed. Four races were completed on the Saturday. Sundays racing provided a contrast in weather with a constant drizzle and a switch in wind direction bringing a large swell into Dunmore East to add further excitement to the downwind legs with plenty of surfing in evidence. The speed of the 420 crews around the course, both upwind and downwind, provided an exciting spectacle for those watching from the harbour wall. Two races were completed on Sunday with Geoff Power and James McCann winning the overall event. Nicola and Fiona Ferguson (pictured) came 3rd overall in the Gold fleet, and Dara Donnelly and Cliona Coyle came 3rd place in the Silver fleet.


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Philadelphia, PA (SportsNetwork.com) - The talking is over in Canada as to who is the best 3-year-old filly of 2014.
Sunday at Woodbine in the $250,000 Wonder Where Stakes, Lexie Lou returned with a three-length victory just five weeks after claiming the $1 million Queen's Plate, Canada's version of the Kentucky Derby.
Most impressive was the fact that the Wonder Where Stakes was Lexie Lou's first career start on turf and it came in one of the important races for Canadian-bred fillies.
"When I worked her 12 days ago, I told Mark (trainer Casse) she's a different horse on the turf," jockey Patrick Husbands said. "She's probably 20 lengths better, but the only problem is I didn't know how I was going to get her to shut off."
It was the second straight 1 1/4-mile stakes win for the filly, owned by Gary Barber.
"I saw her race against Zensational Bunny (in the Star Shoot) and she galloped out like a monster," Barber said. "I said 'Wow'. I watched it three or four times over, called Mark, who was at the sales, and told him this filly could move up on the turf. She's bred for it, yet she's doing so well on synthetics. She was worth (going after) and the rest is history."
Lexie Lou was three seconds faster on the turf Sunday than she was when winning the Queen's Plate on Woodbine's synthetic main track. On July 6, she covered the 1 1/4 miles in 2:03.94 and came back Sunday with 2:00.90 for the Wonder Where Stakes.
The filly has never run a race anywhere but Woodbine. In 13 career starts at the Toronto track she has won six with two seconds and a pair of thirds for $1,399,250.
Lexie Lou has notched three straight stakes victories beginning with the Woodbine Oaks and all six of her lifetime wins have come in added-money events.
As good as Lexie Lou has been racing on Woodbine's main surface. her connections were pointing all along for a turf start with more to follow.
"This is why we bought her," said Casse before Sunday. "Gary had done the homework on her and we thought her numbers were good, but not great, on synthetic. Our feeling was that she could be better on the grass and if her number did improve on the grass, she could be as good as any 3-year-old filly in North America."
Certainly, Lexie Lou has wrapped up the Sovereign Award as Canada's champion filly, but she needs a winning start in the United States for any consideration as an Eclipse Award champion. The Breeders' Cup is the place for that.


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Cell Cycle Genes Are the Evolutionarily Conserved Targets of the E2F4 Transcription Factor
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Maintaining quiescent cells in G0 phase is achieved in part through the multiprotein subunit complex known as DREAM, and in human cell lines the transcription factor E2F4 directs this complex to its cell cycle targets. We found that E2F4 binds a highly overlapping set of human genes among three diverse primary tissues and an asynchronous cell line, which suggests that tissue-specific binding partners and chromatin structure have minimal influence on E2F4 targeting. To investigate the conservation of these transcription factor binding events, we identified the mouse genes bound by E2f4 in seven primary mouse tissues and a cell line. E2f4 bound a set of mouse genes that was common among mouse tissues, but largely distinct from the genes bound in human. The evolutionarily conserved set of E2F4 bound genes is highly enriched for functionally relevant regulatory interactions important for maintaining cellular quiescence. In contrast, we found minimal mRNA expression perturbations in this core set of E2f4 bound genes in the liver, kidney, and testes of E2f4 null mice. Thus, the regulatory mechanisms maintaining quiescence are robust even to complete loss of conserved transcription factor binding events.
Autor: Caitlin M. Conboy , Christiana Spyrou , Natalie P. Thorne, Elizabeth J. Wade, Nuno L. Barbosa-Morais, Michael D. Wilson, Arindam
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- to speak or write in favor of; support or urge by argument; recommend publicly: He advocated higher salaries for teachers.
- to act as an advocate: a father who advocates for his disabled child.
- a person who speaks or writes in support or defense of a person, cause, etc. (usually followed by of): an advocate of peace.
- a person who pleads for or in behalf of another; intercessor.
- a person who pleads the cause of another in a court of law.
Origin of advocate
Synonyms for advocateSee more synonyms for on Thesaurus.com
Related Words for advocatingurge, uphold, support, back, favor, encourage, tout, recommend, propose, push, further, promote, defend, justify, plug, advance, champion, vindicate, bolster, bless
Examples from the Web for advocating
Contemporary Examples of advocating
Jumaane Williams, a City Council member known for advocating police reform, spoke at the press conference.Eric Garner Protesters Have a Direct Line to City Hall
Jacob Siegel
December 11, 2014
And they did so with a clear policy agenda, advocating for the needs of an affected community and trying to enact change.Amid Unrest, Afghan Women Push For Role in Peace Process
Molly Raskin
October 17, 2014
Steinauer has a long history of advocating for change in abortion education from within medical institutions themselves.The Internet's First Abortion Class
Samantha Allen
October 6, 2014
The measures these women are advocating will pass, Pelosi said.Square Deal, New Deal, and Now, From Hillary Clinton, a "Fair Shot"
Eleanor Clift
September 19, 2014
A Change.org petition to the British Embassy advocating for attention on the case was shut down, after 516 signatures.Lesbian Brit Kidnapped to Be 'Cured' in Congo
Nina Strochlic
August 29, 2014
Historical Examples of advocating
This last speech was most unhappy and impolitic for the side he was advocating.
I am quite aware of the dangers of this new departure which I am advocating.The Preacher and His Models
James Stalker
From Jefferson's time Southern statesmen had been advocating the purchase of Cuba.The American Empire
Scott Nearing
"I bet they been advocating the taking of us in," chuckled Jimmy.Mr. Opp
Alice Hegan Rice
Of his earnestness in advocating it there was not the slightest question.The Flag
Homer Greene
- (tr; may take a clause as object) to support or recommend publicly; plead for or speak in favour of
- a person who upholds or defends a cause; supporter
- a person who intercedes on behalf of another
- a person who pleads his client's cause in a court of lawSee also barrister, solicitor, counsellor
- Scots law the usual word for barrister
Word Origin for advocate
1640s, from advocate (n.). Related: Advocated; advocating; advocation.
mid-14c., "one whose profession is to plead cases in a court of justice," a technical term from Roman law, from Old French avocat "barrister, advocate, spokesman," from Latin advocatus "one called to aid; a pleader, advocate," noun use of past participle of advocare "to call" (as witness or advisor) from ad- "to" (see ad-) + vocare "to call," related to vocem (see voice (n.)). Also in Middle English as "one who intercedes for another," and "protector, champion, patron." Feminine forms advocatess, advocatrice were in use in 15c.


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WASHINGTON — As the young microbiologist Richard C. Mulligan delivered a speech about human gene therapy before an Institute of Medicine conference here on Oct. 15 of last year, W. French Anderson sat in the audience, listening intently.
Mulligan, after all, was talking about something Anderson had been feverishly pursuing for years.
I want to win, I want to be the first to do human gene therapy, Anderson had often said. Director of the laboratory of molecular hematology at the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, he had already managed to put a new gene into monkeys--the ADA gene, which codes for an enzyme that protects immune system cells from deadly poisons. Now he wanted to try the same with humans.
Must Use Stem Cells
Unless you can put a gene into the human bone marrow's stem cells, Mulligan was saying, the whole game is doomed. Getting into more mature, already developed cells was no good--when those cells died out, so would the transplanted gene. The gene would only proliferate if you got it into the self-renewing stem cells that replenish the entire system.
French Anderson's lab, Mulligan declared, could not have gotten the ADA gene into their monkeys' stem cells. The gene's enzyme activity in the monkeys had lasted only a short time.


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One of Newtown's key town centre retail sites has finally been sold.
MyNewtown can reveal that local company, Evabuild, has purchased the Ladywell Shopping Centre, although it is not known what plans it has for the key site.
The news comes a day after MyNewtown exclusively revealed the Regent Centre in the town centre has been taken over by new investors with plans to re-open it after a substantial refurbishment, although this has no connection with the sale of the Ladywell Shopping Centre.
The site, which was previously owned by a pension fund, had been on the market for a number of years.
A statement from Towler Shaw Roberts, which handled the sale, said Evabuild Ltd had completed the purchase of the substantial retail building and site "which offers scope for future redevelopment."
The total site area, pictured, which includes a large pay and display public car park, extends to just over one acre and is situated within walking distance of the main High Street area of Newtown and the town's railway station.
It also benefits from rental income from the tenants of the small retail units next to the main building.
Evabuild Ltd, founded in 2011, are an award-winning construction company which covers England and Wales, providing high quality civil engineering, construction and groundworks.
Directors Nick Evans and Dan Jones said: "As a local company based in Newtown, we are both proud and delighted to have purchased the Ladywell Shopping Centre. This provides us with an exciting opportunity to regenerate an important part of the town centre."
Toby Shaw, who handled the sale for Towler Shaw Roberts, added: "We have not only sold the shopping centre, but also the adjoining shop units to Evabuild Ltd.
"The site stimulated a lot of interest, but it was always likely that it was going to be sold to a local buyer.
"It's a significant sale and the site comprises a former supermarket building, a public car park and a range of shops that are all let."
"The Ladywell Shopping Centre is right in the centre of Newtown and it shows the confidence that people have in this area. We are pleased to have been retained by Evabuild Ltd to continue the management and lettings of the site's properties."
The property was sold for an undisclosed sum.


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Day 1: Arrive Dublin
Arrive Dublin Airport and after collecting your luggage & golf clubs meet with your experienced Irish driver/guide. All of the drivers we use are qualified guides and have great personalities that really will make your trip unforgettable. Travel into Ireland's capital city and visit Trinity College which houses the famous Book of Kells, transcribed by 9th century monks. Continue on to a more modern attraction, The Guinness Storehouse, which tells the 250 year story of one of Ireland's greatest exports. At the end of the tour, sample a pint of "The Black Stuff" whilst enjoying 360 degree panoramic views of the city from the Gravity Bar. After checking into your hotel, the remainder of the afternoon is free for individual sightseeing or a practice round of golf. This evening, enjoy a welcome dinner at the hotel, where details of the tournament will be discussed. Overnight Dublin DBB
Day 2: Island Golf Club
Play Island Golf Club. The Island Golf Club is one of Ireland's Premier Links Courses. This links course is located across the estuary from the quaint village of Malahide, just North of Portmarnock. The Island Golf Club was established in 1890 and, surrounded by the sea on three sides, it enjoys a unique setting. Until as recently as 1973 the club was approached by boat from Malahide across the estuary. Fred Hawtree, Eddie Hackett and more recently Martin Hawtree have made course design improvements, ensuring that the true nature and character of the links are enhanced. A Classic Links Experience.Following the morning exertions, your coach will return you to your hotel. The remainder of the day & evening is available for you to sample some of the wonders of Ireland. Several attractions are available including The Old Jameson Distillery, Dublinia & The Viking World, The National Leprechaun Museum to name but a few. Of course, there are also the famous shopping areas of Grafton Street, O'Connell Street and George's Street to visit. Dinner is not included tonight, so why not sample one of Dublin's many cosmopolitan restaurants. As an optional extra, we can arrange a traditional Irish dinner followed by a music & dance show at one of several recommended locations such as The Abbey Tavern, Irish House Party, Arlington Hotel etc or perhaps a night at the dogs including dinner. Overnight Dublin BB
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Play Royal Dublin Golf Club. Visitors from home and abroad are always most welcome at The Royal Dublin Golf Club. The Club is situated on the North East Coast of Dublin approximately 5 km from the city centre. It is located on the Bull Island Nature Reserve, separated from the world by Dublin Bay, yet only minutes from historic Dublin. This famous links course has been drawn on the lines suggested by the surrounding nature reserve, and provides a test of golf that has been enjoyed by golfing greats and amateurs alike for over 100 years. Following the completion of the tournament, you will be transferred back to your hotel where the remainder of the day is free. In the evening a farewell and prize giving dinner will be held at your hotel. Overnight Dublin DBB
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Youth Meets Film: Issue 6, 2014
15 December 2014
On Winning: The 25th Silver Screen Awards
From the invitation alone, which specified a dress code that is 'all that glitters', one would already expect the Silver Screen Awards held this year at the delightfully modern Sands Theatre to be something that can be recalled and talked about for years to come.
Indeed, on the 25th anniversary for the birth of the Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF), things have never gotten grander than before. Boasting a total of 103 films, SGIFF has never been so big or extensive, and covered so much ground in its sparse ten-days time span.
With almost inhuman amounts of effort put in by the surprisingly small skeleton crew and their intrepid team of volunteers, SGIFF manages to be both larger than life and a trim, lean machine-like efficiency that even foreign film festivals with much more resources struggle to imitate.
And naturally, it all culminates in the final arena of competitive film-making: the revered Silver Screen Awards.
It could be noted that even whilst during the opening party, the atmosphere is already a veritable sizzling pool of anxious energy as novice filmmakers with their ambitious debuts lock eyes with the seasoned veterans of the film festival circuits. Pictured within the Awards' live tweeting and Instagram session by members of the Youth Jury, VIPs such as veteran Hong-Kong actress Cheng Pei Pei and the festival chairman Mike Wiluan, are photographed alongside the lesser known but no less essential members of the festival such as Leong Puiyee, the chief programmer for the short film segments, and Tan Wei Keong, director of Pifuskin an entry within the SEA Short Films Competition.
It would seem that canapés and nervous glances are being shuttled back and forth with almost astoundingly similar frequency as wines are sipped and gins are downed, everyone is truly, deeply apprehensive about the events that are about to unfold for them.
If one word can be used to describe the tension within the Sands Theatre, it would surely be 'electric' when Master of Ceremony, the ever charismatic Adrian Pang, finally starts on the prize presentation:
The first of the prizes to be awarded is that of the Most Promising Project from the Southeast Asian Film Lab, won by Bradley Liew of short film Xing and his pitch for a film titled Singing in Graveyards (Awit Ng Puntod) who he promised to develop and complete.
Next up, is the Best Singapore Short Film, won by Not Working Today, the third work of consummate director Shijie Tan, whose apt and subtle social commentary woven into the impeccably constructed narrative earned the critics' fancy.
Following that, the inaugural Youth Jury Prize is awarded to Giancarlo Abrahan's May Dinadala, a searing and provocative work that challenges the audience into reflecting on their intimately unique living experiences.
Moving on, Aditya Ahmad is awarded Best Director, for his whimsical blend of youthful girlish naivete and local mythology in the bouncy and rainy On Stopping the Rain, and the Special Mention is awarded to Vanishing Horizon of the Sea by Chulayarnnon Siriphol, a weird and beautiful take on human identities and the idea of self.
Naturally, after that, we have the Best SEA Short Film, which goes to Kirsten Tan for her seminal work in her short film Dahdi, a haunting exploration of the nature of the human condition and loneliness set against the backdrop of the arrival of an unexpected intruder into the stilted life of a solitary old lady.
Veteran actress Cheng Pei Pei then takes the stage to deliver a most touching tribute to the late Sir Run Run Shaw, whose cinematic exploits led to his fortune and subsequent philanthropy.
Following the end of the commemorative video, local singer Jill-Marie Thomas performs three pieces to enthusiastic response to sooth the transition into the presentation of the Honorary Award to Korean film legend, Im Kwon-Taek, whose 102th work, Revivre is screened as part of the SGIFF programme. Director Im then gives his address shortly afterwards.
After this, we move on to the Asian Feature Film Category of the Silver Screen Awards.
Actress Marine Vacth presents the Best Performance Prize to Sekar Sari of Siti fame, while actress Huang Lu and festival chairman Mike Wiluan presents the Best Director Prize to Indian director Chaitanya Tamhane, whose work Court also won the Best Film. Special Mention went to Korean director Park Jung-Bum's actor, with a special note on its 'passion and conviction'.
Finally, pending the closing address jointly delivered by Chairman Mike Wiluan and Adrian Pang, the various guests-of-honours and the award winners gather for a group photo-taking, before the Award Ceremony finally ends and the after party begins.


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Tonto Dikeh Beats Ini Edo to grab Future Awards In Port-Harcourt
Controversial Nollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh beat her colleague and fellow nominee in the Best Actor of the Year category at the Future Awards 2012 to win the award.
The event, which is taking place in Port-Harcourt, River State, saw Tonto being announced the winner in the category of the award keenly contested by the two sexy and top actresses.
Before now, shortly after they were announced as nominees in the category,
This seems to be the first major award Tonto Dikeh is winning after joining the movie industry in Nigeria for about six years ago. She has many movies to her credits.Congratulations


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After a lengthy, impassioned battle against Shell heavyweights, community members devastated by oil spills along the Niger delta will finally receive an $84 million payout.
The six-year long legal action wrapped up with Royal Dutch Shell assuming responsibility for major oil spills occurring in 2008 and 2009, and agreeing to pay 15,600 Nigerian fishermen $3,300 each for damages incurred.
The spills were caused by pipeline operational failures, subjecting the nearby Bodo community to environmental devastation that impacted their livelihood.
According to the Anglo-Dutch oil giant, the extent of these impacts was largely due to a "scourge of oil theft and illegal refining." Despite these claims, Bodo community members argued that Shell downplayed their responsibility to protect their infrastructure from damages caused by such things.
Amnesty International, which conducted an independent analysis of the impacts of the spill on the Bodo community, agrees that this payout is a long awaited victory, but remains dubious of Shell's sense of accountability throughout this process.
"It shouldn't have taken six years to get anything close to fair compensation," said Audrey Gaughran, Director of Global Issues at Amnesty International.
Shell has publicly assumed responsibility for impacts caused by approximately 4,000 barrels of oil. Meanwhile, Amnesty International, said that the magnitude of the volume was likely closer to 10,000 barrels of oil.
Bodo community members rejected a $50 settlement offer last July, arguing that the offer only took into account operational incidents, and neglected the oil company's responsibility to protect their pipelines from vandalism and oil theft.
Clients are "absolutely delighted" with the outcome of this case, according to Martyn Day, the lawyer representing the Bodo community, noting that this is one of the largest sums paid out to an entire community subjected to environmental devastation. Some members from Bodo are hoping that this money goes towards improving their circumstances and is invested in education, agriculture, health, and even water supplies.
According to Day, the initial compensation offered to the entire community by Shell was as low as $6,000.


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Golden Triangle Tour WITH OTHER DESTINATIONS
Golden triangle with Rajasthan
Tour Overview
The golden triangle tour with Udaipur starts off exquisitely from Delhi and then to Agra, Jaipur and then covering the central attraction of the tour Udaipur and finally back to royal Delhi. The tour focuses mainly on Udaipur, the "Venice of the East". Udaipur, a city of lakes is well famous for its charming and aesthetically gorgeous Mahal and Forts as well as commendable and unforgettable beauty of lakes. Some of the eye catchers include Sheesh Mahal, tremendously attractive Moti Mahal, Krishna Villas, Dilkush Mahal and resplendently beautiful Lake Pichola.
Day-By-Day Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive Delhi
Arrive Delhi in the night / evening, our representative will meet and greet you at the airport and will be transferred to hotel for overnight stay. Delhi stands on seven successive cities and is one of the oldest cities in the world. This history helps one appreciate the scale of the sprawling metropolis. It's a quintessential Indian city, marrying the ancient with the cosmopolitan. Revel in marvellous shopping, a treasure trove of architectural monuments, some of the swankiest restaurants in India and heavenly street food.
Day 2: Delhi – Agra: 205 kms/123 miles- 4 hours by car
In the morning after breakfast proceed for Delhi Tour. Drive past Rashtrapati Bhavan, India Gate and parts of central Delhi. Visit Jama Masjid, Raj Ghat, Himayun Tomb, Qutub Minar. Later drive to Agra, reach Agra in the evening and check into your hotel. Stay overnight at Agra hotel. Agra is famous as being home to one of the seven wonder of the world-the Taj Mahal. The architectural splendour of the mausoleums, the fort and the palaces is a vivid remainder of the capital in the 16th and early 17th centuries.
Day 3: Agra – Jaipur: 249 kms/150 miles – 5 hours by car
In the morning visit the world famous Taj Mahal built by the Moghul Emperor Shahjehan in 1630 for his Queen Mumtaz Mahal to enshrine her mortal remains. Also visit Agra Fort containing the Pearl Mosque, the Halls of Public and Private Audience. Later in the day drive to Jaipur en-route visit Fatehpur Sikri (old deserted town of Mughal Dynasty). See the beautiful Jama Masjid / The Buland Darwaza, palace of Queen Jodha Bai, Birbal's (a Minister) Palace. Drive further to reach Jaipur in the evening. Check into your hotel and relax. Stay overnight at Jaipur hotel.
Day 4: Jaipur
Enjoy a hearty breakfast at the hotel and leave for a half-day sightseeing tour to the hilltop fortress at Amer. Ascend the imposing fort on a painted elephant. The Fort, originally built in the 16th century by Maharaja Man Singh encloses superb palaces and a beautiful temple in marble dedicated to the fearsome goddess Kali. In the afternoon, tour the old walled city of Jaipur. Founded by Maharaja Jai Singh II, this 'pink city' is meticulously constructed on the lines of the Shilpa-Shastra, an ancient Hindu treatise on architecture. Visit the unique Jantar Mantar Observatory situated in the heart of the city. Built in the 1700's (A.D), it still looks futuristic. Nearby is the ornate Hawa Mahal (the palace of winds). The old City Palace & its museum display a rare fusion of Mughal and Hindu architecture, and house a rare collection of paintings, Rajasthani armory and costumes. Evening visit to Chokhi Dhani, an ethnic village resort (optional). The vitality of Rajasthani folk culture comes alive as children dance rhythmically to the loud tenor of folk songs sung by men and women, festooned in bright clothes. Gaily caparisoned camel, horses and bullock carts offer joy rides. Stay overnight at Jaipur hotel.
Day 5: Jaipur – Udaipur
After breakfast leave for Udaipur. Udaipur has been dubbed as the 'Venice of the East'. On arrival in Udaipur, check into the hotel. Enjoy rest of the day at leisure. In the evening, take a boat ride on Lake Pichola/Fateh Sagar Lake and later visit Sajjan Garh Fort/Monsoon Palace for beautiful sunset. Stay overnight at Udaipur hotel.
Day 6: Udaipur
Let the glorious sunrise dazzle you at breakfast. After breakfast, take a sightseeing tour of Udaipur. Visit the City Palace where the royal family still occupies a part but the main portion is now a museum, which houses a lavish collection of artifacts, intricate miniature paintings and sculptures. Take a stroll around Sahelion-ki-Bari, a beautiful garden with fountains. Admire the Jagdish Temple in the heart of the city dedicated to Lord Jagannath. Enjoy rest of the day at leisure. Stay overnight at Udaipur hotel.
Day 7: Udaipur Departure
Today you will be transferred to Udaipur airport to board your flight for onward journey. Your tour come to end but its sweet memories and vivid colour of India will remain for ever.
Golden triangle with ranthambor national park
Tour Overview
If you are an art & nature lover and has got a keen eye for architectural as well as natural beauty then Golden Triangle Tour with Ranthambore is the best tour for you. This tour is an amazing and marvelous way to see exquisite beauty of Mother Nature along with acquisitive glorious Rajasthan Forts. The Ranthambore National Park is the central attraction of tour. Along with this glorified Raj Bagh Talao, exquisite Kachida Valley, attractive Surwal Lake and enticing Jogi Mahal are some other alluring attractions of this tour.
Day by Day Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival in Delhi
As you arrive in Delhi, India for the start of the Golden Triangle and Ranthambore Tour of Classic Taj Tours, you will be received by the warmest of welcomes at the airport/ railway station form where you would be escorted to the pre-booked hotel of your choice by our very own tour representative. Day is free for leisure. Overnight in Delhi Hotel.
Day 02: Delhi Sightseeing
After an early morning breakfast, embark on a full day sightseeing tour of New Delhi, with visits to the Red Fort, Jama Masjid, India Gate, Laxmi Narayan Temple and Lotus Temple. You will also be driven past the Parliament House, Rashtrapati Bhawan and Rajpath. Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 03 Delhi - Agra
After an early morning, breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive towards Agra that is at a distance of 225 kms. Enroute there will be a stopover at Fatehpur Sikri, the historical town built by Akbar where you can see the Bulund Darwaza, the largest gateway in the world; Jama Masjid and the tomb of famous Sufi saint Shaikh Salim Chisti. Arrive at Agra, check in at a hotel and relax a while. Post lunch, visit the world famous Taj Mahal, Tomb of Itmad-ud-Daulah, Chini ka Rauza, Agra Fort, Akbar's Fort at Sikandra, Dayal Bagh Temple, Jami Masjid and the Ram Bagh Lawns. Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 04: Agra - Ranthambore (292 kms)
Day three will bring you to Sawai Madhopur, where you can check into a forest lodge, on the outskirts of the Ranthambore National Park. Post lunch, enjoy an exhilarating jungle safari inside the wildlife sanctuary and have fun spotting wild animals and exotic birds. Overnight stay at the Hotel
Day 05: Ranthambore National Park
Spend the whole inside the park enjoying wildlife safaris on jeep and elephants. Try your luck at spotting the elusive Indian tigers. Visit the Ranthambore Fort situated inside the tiger reserve. Overnight stay at the lodge
Day 06: Ranthambore-Jaipur (187KM)
On the third day of the tour, set out for Jaipur, situated at a distance of 187 kms. Upon arrival, check into a hotel and freshen up. Then evening set out on a tour of the exquisite City Palace as well as Hawa Mahal.Then evening walk in a local market . Over night at Hotel
Day 07: Jaipur
fter morning break fast start for sight seeing. Vist forts and palaces of Jaipur with visits to Amber Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Nahargarh Fort and. Afterwards, Evening enjoying sun set from Nahargarh Fort. Over night at Hotel.
Day 08: Jaipure - Delhi (265KM)
The Golden Triangle and Ranthambore Tour comes to an end as on you drive back to Delhi. Upon arrival, you would be directly transferred to the airport/ railway station for the journey back home
Golden triangle with Jaipur-mathura-varanasi
Tour Overview
One of the most lovable and rollicking places to visit with golden triangle tour, especially if you are a Krishna lover, is the alluring and resplendent Braj Bhoomi – the birth place and youth area of Krishna. Braj Bhoomi is famous especially for Mathura and Vrindavan as a serenading symbol of India's rich religious splendid culture. When visiting Mathura Vrindavan don't forget to pay a visit to decorous and stunning Banke Bihari Mandir, aesthetic Prem Mandir, classy yet historical Mathura museum and the famous and magnificent Maa Vashino Devi Mandir.
Day-By-Day Itinerary
Day 01- Arrival At Delhi
On your arrival at the Delhi airport or the railway station, our representative will be meeting you up and pick you in order to transfer into your hotel. The rest of the day will be yours doing leisure and staying overnight at the hotel within Delhi.
Day 02- Tour around Delhi
For the morning, take up your breakfast and visit the old Delhi right after it. Some of the important places that you have to visit would be the Raj Ghat, Red Fort as well as the Jama Masjid. You could even consider getting into Chandni Chowk, spice market and so on. After some time, you can move ahead visiting New Delhi. The Qutub Minar, which happens to be the tallest stone tower within India is imposing India Gate and the Rastrapathi Bhawan, Lotus Temple, Laxmi Narayan Temple as well as the newly built Akshardham temple with greater significance. Throughout the evening, you can then return into your hotel and have some relaxing overnight stay.
Day 03- Delhi To Jaipur
For your day 03, you can drive into the pink city of Jaipur after your breakfast, en route to visiting the Fatehpur Sikri, which is the deserted red sandstone city, being built by the Mughal Emperor Akbar. On your arrival, you could check into your hotel, rest for the day, getting the benefit of leisure, and have some overnight stay at a hotel in Jaipur.
Day 04- Jaipur To Agra
For this day, after having your breakfast, you can drive to the Mughal City Agra and simply check in to your hotel. En route, you could also take the time visiting Mathura, which happens to be the birth place of Lord Krishna. For a good afternoon, simply visit the Agra fort, being built by Emperor Akbar and the ever famous Taj Mahal, a place for love, being built by the Emperor Sha Jahan for the loving memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal. You could also consider visiting Dayal Bagh. By evening, you can go back into your hotel and enjoy for a wonderful night stay.
Day 05- Visiting Mathura and Vrindavan
After taking up your breakfast, you can drive forward to Mathura visiting the birth place of Lord Krishna, the Shri Krishna Janma Bhumi. After then, you can go straight to Jama Masjid, built by Abo-in Nabir-Khan in 1661; this mosque has 4 lofty minarets having bright colored plaster mosaic, in which some of the panels are existing. You can then go through Vishram Ghat, the sacred spot where Lord Krishna is believed to have rested right after the slavery of the tyrant Kansa. You could also consider going through Vrindavan and visit Gopi Nath Temple, it closely resembles the Madan Mohan Mandir in both dimension and style and built by Rai Shilji. He was a Sekhavat Rajput of Jaipur. You may also want to go directly to the Glass Temple, which is a marvelous glass art that works with dazzles on every eye of the pilgrims. The last thing that you may want to visit is the Nidhi Van, which happens to be the playground of the Krishna's consort and a place for the Hindu Veneration. The image of the Bihajiri was then discovered by Swami Haridas Ji. If you are tired, you can go back to your hotel and take a deep sleep at your hotel.
Day 06- Delhi Departure
The best Golden Triangle trip is totally the best, wherein you could see the beauty and nature of Delhi. After visiting those places, pack your things up, as your tour is coming to an end and move forward through the railway station or airport up to your respective destination.
Golden triangle with Varanasi
our Overview
Golden Triangle with Khajuraho tour takes you around the cities of Jaipur, Agra, Delhi, Jhansi and Khajuraho as Islamic architecture weds into the erotic sculptures of ancient Aryavanshi design. This amazing journey into the ancient and medieval heritage and constructions of India is a must for all those who are architecture enthusiasts and whom History never ceases to amaze. The tour offers a ride through the epitome of romance, Taj Mahal, to the sheer eroticism of the Khajuraho temples, to the grand scale of the Amber fort. This tour is a must for all go get that bag pack and come visit.
Day by day itinerary details
Day 1: Delhi – Arrival, City Tour
On arrival at Delhi our representatives will receive you and escort you to the hotel for a check-in. After getting refreshed you will be taken for the Delhi city tour, which will include a trip to both the Old and the New Delhi. The important memorials, building s and the monuments will be visited, which are a trip to Raj Ghat, the memorial ground of Mahatma Gandhi, a visit to the Red Fort, the Qutub Minar, Humayun's Tomb, the Lotus Temple and then a drive down the Rajpath passing the Presidential Residence, India Gate and the Diplomatic Enclave. After this city tour the guests will be taken back to the hotel for dinner and overnight stay.
Day 2: Delhi – Jaipur
From Delhi we leave for Jaipur after breakfast. On reaching the capital city of Rajasthan the guests will check in the hotel and get time to refresh and relax. From there after the lunch the city tour continues with a visit to the City Palace, where the Royal family of Jaipur still resides. A visit to the Birla Temple, the Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds) and the famous Janatar Mantar the astronomical observatory ends the tour of the city, after which the guests will return to the hotel for a dinner and a night stay.
Day 3: Jaipur City Tour
The day starts with a leisurely breakfast at the hotel, after which the guests will be taken for the Pink City Tour. The trip starts with an elephant ride to the top of the Amber Fort, situated on a hill top. Rest of the free at leiaure or shopping. Evening excursion at Chokhi Dhani: the ethnic village resort. It will give you the feel of the traditional village culture of Rajasthan, it has folk dances and songs performed by the Rajasthani folk artists and the food served to the guests are of authentic Rajasthani cuisine as well as continental dishes. This 15 km away destination from Jaipur will definitely be one of the highlights of the tour. At night the guests will be taken back to the hotel for the overnight stay.
Day 4: Jaipur – Fatehpur Sikri – Agra
The day starts with breakfast and the trip starts for Agra from Jaipur. On the way we visit Fatehpur Sikri, the abandoned capital of the Mughal Empire. The place is famous for its colossal Buland Darwaza and the stunning blend of Islamic and Hindu architecture with influences from Jainism and Buddhism. Emperor Akbar shifted the capital to this place but due to lack of water supply the Mughal capital was moved back to Delhi. We arrive at Agra in the evening and check in the hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 5: Agra tour
Guests have the option of visiting the Taj Mahal early in the morning and see the sun rise and glimmer at the white marbled monument. Or start the day with a leisurely breakfast before embarking on the Agra sightseeing tour. The first stop is at the Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders of the World and UNESCO World Heritage Site. After marveling at the mausoleum built by Emperor Shah Jahan in his wife Mamataz Mahal's memory we continue the trip towards Agra Fort. The red sandstone fort with its palace and green plush lawn with splendid architecture is a sight that will only awe you. From there we move to the Sikandara, the tomb of Emperor Akbar, that is once again an architectural blend of various religions and cultures. The night stay is at Agra so we return to the hotel after the trip.
Day 6: Agra – Jhansi – Khajuraho via Orcha
It's an early morning start as the guests have to board a train from Agra to Jhansi. Our representatives will receive the guests at the Jhansi railway station and check in the hotel. From there the trip of Jhansi begins, the first stop will be at the Jhansi Fort where one can hear the legends and the stories about the great warrior queen and freedom fighter Rani Laxmibai. This land is filled with myths and bard songs about the bravery of the queen. The next stop for the night is at Khajuraho, but before that we visit Orchha, the medieval town, that has the serene and beautiful river Betwa flowing and visit the Jahangir Mahal, Orchha Fort, Ram Raja temple and Raj Mahal. On reaching Khajuraho we check the guests in a hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 7: Khajuraho – Varanasi
After the breakfast the half of the day is for sightseeing of Khajuraho, the beautiful medieval Hindu and Jain temples that has been built from sandstones without using of mortar. The stones are put together and are held by gravity. Thought often the temples are well-known for its erotic sculptures and the portrayal of "Kamasutra" the interpretations of these sculptures have varied over the years. There are 22 temples inside and none of them have the erotic sculptures hear the deities. Some of the deities are still worshipped like in the Matangeshwara temple, which has been going on for 1000 years. From Khajuraho the guests will board a flight for Varanasi. At the Varanasi airport our representatives will escort you to a hotel.
Day 8: Varansi Tour
This day will be unlike any other as the guests will have the priviledge to get a boat ride on the river Ganges at the dawn, before the sunrise and watch the miracle happen, but it will be a feeling that is hard to describe, as the morning chants at the Ganges ghat will make it even more special. The day starts with the breakfast and then the tour of Vranasi, visiting various temples and the famous ghats of the town. On this day itself we take the guests to Sarnath, where Lord Buddha preached his first sermon, the place is 12 kms from Varansi. The guests can get a rickshaw ride or walk around the town on their own. The guests will then board a train from Varanasi to Delhi and it will be an overnight train journey.
Day 9: Delhi
The train arrives in the morning the guests will be taken back to the hotel and then they can relax or go around the city on their own. Pay a visit at the famous Chandni Chowk market and other markets of Delhi and enjoy t the life in the metro. Guests will have an overnight stay in the capital city.
Day 10: Delhi – Departure
It's the final day of the Golden Triangle Tour, the guests will be taken to the railway or the airports from the hotel for their onwards journey.
Golden triangle with tajmahal-golden temple
Day-By-Day Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival – Delhi
On arrival at Delhi our representatives will escort you to the hotel and you can check in there. The day is for you to relax, get refreshed and if you want you can even go out and explore the capital city of the country on your own. There is an overnight stay at the hotel in Delhi.
Day 2: Delhi City Tour
The second day begins with a breakfast at the hotel and then starts this Golden Triangle Trip with a tour of the city. This tour will include a visit to the monuments and places of both Old and New Delhi. One can witness the stark difference between the Old and the New Delhi but the guests will also get to see how the traditional Delhi has mingled with the contemporary Delhi. The visits in Delhi will be at the Raj Ghat (the memorial place of Mahatma Gandhi), the Red Fort and Jama Masjid to New Delhi which hold another old yet impressive Qutub Minar. It is still the world's tallest brick minaret and UNESCO World Heritage Site. The trip continues with a drive along the Rashtrapati Bhawan, the India Gate, and the Diplomatic enclave. The Delhi city tour ends with a visit to the Lotus Temple, Laxmi Narayan temple and the Akshardham Temple. In the evening the guests will return to the hotel for dinner and overnight stay.
Day 3: Delhi – Agra
After a leisurely breakfast at hotel we start for the next town Agra. The town that has become synonymous with Taj Mahal, the pristine white marbled tomb that is a remembrance of love that Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan had for his second wife Mumtaz Mahal. From there a visit to Agra Fort on the banks of River Yamuna is another architectural masterpiece of the Mughal era. The construction of Agra Fort was started in 1566 by Emperor Akbar and the red-sandstone fort has many legends and stories. From one side of the fort the Taj Mahal can be seen. After the visit one can engage in some shopping and leisurely roaming before returning to the hotel at Agra for a night stay.
Day 4: Agra – Jaipur
After the breakfast the trip continues for Jaipur, but before reaching the capital of Rajasthan we take an en-route to Fatehpur Sikri. Emperor Akbar shifted his capital to this place once but due to the problem of water supple he had to reinstate the capital back at Delhi. The place is also known as the "ghost town" and boasts the huge Buland Darwaza along with quite a few palaces like the Jodha Bai Palace and Birbal Palace. After reaching Jaipur the guests are taken to the hotel for a night stay at Jaipur.
Day 5: Jaipur
The day begins with a leisurely lunch then an elephant back ride to the top of the Amber Fort. The Fort is a majestic one with a backdrop of wooded hills, from there we move to the City Palace, the Hawa Mahal (the Palace of winds), it is a five storied building made in the shape of honeycomb, and from there the ladies could sneak to view the outside world. The Palace is at the centre of the Pink City. The visit to the Jantar Mantar, one of the best kept five observatories made by Sawai Jai Singh II is a perfect example of the blending of the past, present and future. In the evening the guests are free to explore the Jaipur market and engage in some authentic Rajasthani folk culture and cuisine and then retire to the hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 6: Jaipur – Amritsar via Delhi
After having breakfast the guests will be taken to Delhi, from Delhi board a train for Amritsar. On reaching Amritsar they will be taken to the hotel in the town for night stay.
Day 7: Amritsar tour
The seventh day is an early morning start as the guests will be taken to the Golden Temple, the most sacred place for the Sikhs. However, people of Hindu belief too visit the temple and offer their prayer. The temple came to be known as Golden Temple after Maharaj Ranjit Singh turned the upper floors of the gurdwara with gold after securing the region of Punjab from outside attack. The trip continues to Jallianwala Bagh, the place where people attending a peaceful meeting for the freedom movement were shot mercilessly on April 13, 1919 under the order of British General Dyer. The evening ends with a visit to the Wagah Border and one can witness the Border Retreat Ceremony and it is a amazing sight to see the Pakistani land in a distance of few feet away. The guests will then be taken back to the hotel for a dinner and night stay.
Day 8: Amritsar – Delhi
Today guests will board Shatabdi Exp for Delhi. Thus Golden Triangle Trip with a visit to Amritsar comes to an end with the representatives taking the guests to board their train or flights for their individual destination.
Golden triangle with taj mahal- Jaipur
Day by Day Itinerary
Day 1: Delhi – Arrival
On the arrival at Delhi airport or railway station our representatives will receive you and escort you to the hotel for a check-in. the guests are free to go around the city on their own and enjoy the nightlife of Delhi or stay back at the hotel and relax for the night.
Day 2: Delhi City Tour
After the breakfast the Delhi City tour commences with a visit to Red Fort, Jama Masjid, the famous colourful and vibrant Chandi Chowk market and a walk past the old hawelis of the street that has its own history and stories to tell, a Haveli in that area once belonged to the famous poet Mirza Ghalib, from there we go to raj Ghat to pay our tribute to mahatma Gandhi. After luch we move to New Delhi and visit Qutub Minar, Humayun's Tomb, Lotus Temple, Akshardham temple and a drive along the Rajpath, passing the Presidential Residence, India Gate and the Diplomatic Enclave. We then go back to the hotel for the dinner and night stay.
Day 3: Delhi – Agra
A drive to Agra after breakfast from Delhi begins; the journey along the beautiful countryside will be a constant reminder of the Mughal Empire that had flourished in this region. This erstwhile capital of the Mughal Empire has a whole lot to offer to its visitors. But before we reach Agra we pay a visit to Akbar's tomb at Sikandra, the architecture in that place is a blend of Islam, Hinduism, Budhism and Jainism. After arriving at Agra we check the guests in a hotel and then visit the Agra Fort, another architectural marvel. The red sandstone has many stories to tell and from there one can see the beautiful Taj Mahal in a faraway distance. The trip of Agra on the third day ends with a visit to Itmad-ud-Daula, the tomb that was built by Empress Noorjahan in the memory of her father. The guests are then taken to the hotel and they are free to explore the Agra market and then retire to the hotel for the night.
Day 4: Agra – Jaipur en-route visit Fatehpur Sikri
The day begins with an optional early visit to the Taj Mahal and witness the sunrise, which will leave you awestruck or the guests can have breakfast and then visit the magnificent Taj, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. It was commissioned by Shah Jahan in the memory of his wife Mamtaz Mahal. The journey then continues for Jaipur but on the way we make a trip to the one time capital of the Mughal Empire during Emperor Akabr's reign Fatehpur Sikri. The towering Buland Darwaza and the palaces inside it will captivate you. On arrival at Jaipur the guests will be taken to the hotel where they can retire for the night or make a visit at the Chokhi Dhani to get the feel of the Rajasthani village lifestyle with authentic Rajasthani cusine and the folk dance and songs. That night the guests will stay at the hotel in Jaipur.
Day 5: Jaipur City Tour.
The day starts with an early breakfast and then an elephant ride, which will take the guests to the top of the Amber Fort. The fort is a blend of Mughal and Rajansthani architecture, and though now abandoned one can still feel the power of that place. A brief visit to Jal Mahal and the ride on a camel back on the Aravalli hills along the lake. Post lunch the tour resumes with a visit to the City Palace, where the royal family now resides and is a t the heart of the Jaipur city, next visit is at the Hawa Mahal which is once again another architectural spectacle, a five storied building, built in the shape of honeycomb. A tour of Jipur would be incomplete without a visit to the City Palace Museum and the Jantar Mantar(the astronomical observatory). Then the guests are taken to the hotel where they will retire for the night, the guests can visit the Jiapur market on their own if they wish.
Day 6: Jaipur – Ajmer – Pushkar
The last stop in the Golden Triangle Tour is at Pushkar from Jaipur. The day begins with a leisurely breakfast and the guests are then taken to Pushkar. Pushkar is a small holy city in the Ajmer district; on the arrival at Ajmer the guests are checked in a hotel and then take to the holy shrine the Dargah of Saint Harzrat Khwaja Moinuddin Hasan Chisti. The guests are also taken to the Pushkar Lake, the Brahma Temple and the Ghats, one will also have the chance to see the amazing camel fair at Pushkar. The guests then head back to the hotel for the overnight stay.
Day 7: Delhi – Departure
The day begins with a breakfast at the hotel and then a drive back to Delhi. On arrival at Delhi our representatives will take you to the railway station, airport or hotel for your onward journey.
Golden triangle with temples
Day 01: Delhi – Mathura - Vrindavan – Agra
Pick up from Delhi & drive to Mathura Vrindavan visit Krishna Janam Bhoomi , Hare Krishna Temple, Banke Bihari Temple. Evening drive to Agra & stay overnight.
Day 02: Agra – Ayodhaya (465kms, 7hrs drive approx)
Morning visit Taj Mahal & Agra Fort. afternoon drive to Ayodhaya upon arrival check into the hotel & stay overnight.
Day 03: Ayodhaya – Varanasi ( 200 Kms / 5 Hrs)
Morning visit Ram Janma Bhumi, Hanuman Gadhi, Dasharath Bhavan, Kanak Bhavan. Afternoon drive to Varanasi. Upon arrival check into the hotel & stay overnight.
Day 04: Varanasi
Enjoy morning boat ride at Ghat. Visit Durga Mandir, Mana Mandir, Sankat Mochan Mandir & Birla Mandir Evening Followed by Ganga Aarti at Dasaswamedh Ghat, Late night transfer to the railway station to catch the train for Haridwar. Overnight train journey.
Day 05: Haridwar
Arrive Haridwar late afternoon. Pick up from & transfer to the hotel. After some rest proceed for the sightseeing Temples of Haridwar, evening perform Aarti & overnight stay at Haridwar.
Day 06: Rishikesh
Full day Rishikesh Sightseeing Lakshman Jhula. Ram Jhula, Bharat Mandir, Gita Bhawan and Ganga Aarti at Parmarth Niketan, overnight at Rishikesh.
Day 07: Rishikesh – Delhi
Morning after breakfast checkout from the hotel & drive to Delhi. Dropping would be at Delhi airport
Cost of the tour is Rs. 17,550/- per person (based on 04 pax)
0-5yrs child would be on complimentary basis (without extra bed)
· Transportation by AC Innova car throughout the tour
· All transfer & sightseeing by car
· 05 nights' accommodation on double occupancy basis in 3* hotel
· Breakfast at the hotel
· Drivers T.A. – D.A.
· ALL fuel, and state taxes, parking fee
· All taxes.
· Any airfare / train fare
· Lunch & Dinner, or any personal expenses like Laundry, STD calls, etc.
· Camera fee & Entrance fee to The Monument
· Any insurance
· Any claim & delay charges due to natural Calamities such as land slide, road blockage, Heavy Rains, etc.
· Or any other things which are not mentioned in cost included column
Golden triangle with south india
Day-By-Day Itinerary
Day 01: Arrive Bangalore
After arriving at the Bangalore airport, Garhwal Himalayan expedition representative and will be transferred to the hotel. You will have to then relax and check in at the hotel.
Day 02: Bangalore - Srirangapatnam - Mysore
After breakfast at the hotel, you will be driven to Srirangapatnam. This is a capital of the legendry Tipu Sultan. Then after seeing the Tipu's Mausoleum, see the beautiful summer palace. Later we will drive to Mysore. This city is very famous for sandalwood. Then we will arrive and check in to the hotel for some relaxation.
Day 03: Mysore
After breakfast In the morning, a sightseeing tour of Mysore should be enjoyed. The fabulous and elegant Mysore Palace should be visited. The palace is a great visual delight for the people as it has ornate entrance. The Maharaja's Howdah is very well decorated. 24 carat gold was used for making this seat. The Royal Wedding halls has peacock designs and has stunning stained glass. The public hall is made from magnificent marble. It has gilded colonnades and is brightly painted. Later we go to the Chamundi Hills for seeing the Durga temple made during 12th century. It is very renowned for its solid gold statue of the Goddess as well as its 40m high Gopura. The Nandi temple must also be visited. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva for the magnificent 5 meter Siva's bull or Nandi. A single piece of granite is used for carving it.
Day 04: Mysore - Sravanbelagola - Hassan
After breakfast In the morning we will drive to Hassan. Then we will visit Sravanbelagola which the ancient town. The place has a Jain statue which is huge and 17m. This is the highest monolithic statue in the whole world. Then we will check in the hotel and relax.
Day 05: Hassan
After breakfast In the morning, you will enjoy an excursion to Halebid and Belur. You can visit the 11th century Hindu temples. They have been the sculptural rivals. The exteriors and interiors of the temples are full of intricate sculptures of Hindu sages, animals, Hindu deities, birds etc. Scenes of the lives rulers, music and dance are depicted. Even the sensual activities of the dancing girls are depicted.
Day 06: Hassan - Bangalore
After breakfast at hotel before the drive to Bangalore. Then we will check and arrive in the hotel for relaxation. In the afternoon, you can enjoy the tour of Bangalore by visiting the Vidhana Soudha. Later we will visit the fort.
Day 07: Bangalore Departure
In the morning, you will be assisted by Garhwal Himalayan expedition representative in your transfer to the airport for boarding the flight for your journey.
Golden triangle with beaches
Tour Overview
If you have the spirit of the carnival then this tour is designed to be travelled by you. From the regal nature of Delhi, Agra, Jaipur to the glitz and glamour of Mumbai to the serenity of the beaches in Goa the Golden triangle offers it all. After the rendezvous with the Mughals and Rajputs the panoramic view of the land of Bollywood you may detoxify yourself in the scintillating sun of the Goa beaches. SO what are you waiting for? Grab those bag packs and come visit us at once.
Day-By-Day Itinerary
Day 1: Delhi – Arrival
Garhwal Himalayan expedition representatives will receive you at the Delhi airport or railway station as per your mode of transport and take you to the hotel for check in. The first day the guests are free to go around in the city on their own or rest at the hotel.
Day 2: Delhi City Tour
Morning breakfast at the hotel and then visit to the old Delhi monuments, like the Red Fort to Jama Masjid and the famous Chandni Chowk. From there to the Mahatma Gandhi;s memorial Raj Ghat. In the afternoon after lunch the trip continues through the New Delhi with a visit to Qutub Minar and Humayun's Tomb and a drive along the Rajpath passing by the Presidential Residence, India Gate and the Diplomatic Enclave. The city tour ends after taking the guests to the hotel for the overnight stay.
Day 3: Delhi – Agra Tour via Mathura Vrindavan
After breakfast, morning drive to the town of Agra through the countryside is a wonderful experience. But before reaching Agra we willt ake you the holy Mathura and Vrindavan, the places are related to Lord Krishna's birht and childhood, one can also offer prayers at the Lord Krishna temples there. After checking in at the hotel the trip continues with a visit to the Agra Fort built by Akbar on the banks of River Yamuna and from their one can have the first glimpse of the marvelous Taj Mahal. From there one goes to the white marble architectural wonder the Taj Mahal, the monument that redefines love for many all over the world. The guests can go around shopping at the Agra market and then move back to the hotel for dinner and their overnight stay.
Day 4: Agra – Jaipur en route Fatehpur Sikri
Morning departure after breakfast for Jaipur, but before reaching the Pink City, we take an en route to visit the famous Fatehpur Sikri, a place known as the "Ghost Town". Mughal emperor Akbar shifted his capital there but due to water supply failure had to move back to Delhi. One can stand under the towering Buland Darwaza and get amazed by its architectural grandeur. On arrival to Jaipur one can engage in seeing the village life at the Chokhi Dhani a resort built in model Rajasthi village style. Then after dinner retire to hotel for the next morning.
Day 5: Jaipur City Tour
After breakfast visit Amber Fort and get an elephant ride to reach the top of the fort. In the afternoon the City Place visit is underway, where one can see the marvelous artifacts of the gone by eras. The trip continues with a visit to Hawa Mahal (Palace of winds) and Jantar Mantar (the astronomical observatory built by Sawai Jai Singh II). In the evening the guests can walk through the streets or hitch a rickshaw ride in the Jaipur city market, before retiring to the hotel for the night.
Day6: Jaipur – Mumbai – Goa
Around afternoon the guests are taken to the airport to board a flight to Mumbai. After reaching the Mumbai airport the guests will be onboard on a flight to Goa. The visitors will them be taken to a hotel at Goa and will be checked in hassle free. This place is fun filled but has a unique history to tell unlike another other places in India. Goa has been under the Portuguese rule for centuries and its culture is a true blend of the Eastern and the Western world. So relax and enjoy the sun-kissed beaches of Goa.
Day 7 –Goa
All these days, you will be able to travel around this beautiful beach city with white chapels, coconut forests, paddy fields and take a sip of the feni also engage in some adventure and water sports. The place will intoxicate you and the guests can enjoy the beaches as well as the nightlife that the place is renowned for. One can choose to stay at the hotel or inn.
Day 11: Goa – Mumbai
Around afternoon the guests will board the flight for Mumbai from Goa and it will take about one hour to reach the city of dreams. Guests will be taken to the hotel for the night and if they wish they can go around the commercial capital of India on their own.
Day 12: Mumbai tour
Guests are given the option of enjoying the watercraft ride from the Mumbai Harbour to the Elephanta Island to visit the ancient 8th century caves. After returning from seeing the huge cave that has the Hindu Trimurti a lunch will be in the offering. The tour of the city will then continue visiting the Gateway of India, the Towers of Silence, the marine Drive and the well known Dhobi Ghat of Mumbai. This city is an enchanting one where the Victorian architecture that came into existence during the British rule has amazingly blended into the modern architecture of the city. This evening the guests can chose to stay back at the hotel or go around the city by themselves or board their return transportation.
Day 13: Mumbai – Departure
The guests will have to check out and start their journey to their respective destination.
Golden triangle with Kerala
Tour Overview
Kerala is renowned to provide a pampering, luxurious and a rich holiday experience which is often termed as a divine experience by many travellers. Kerala is naturally gifted with astounding hill stations, lovely beaches, mind-blowing greenery, stunning backwaters, bird & wildlife sanctuaries and incredibly rich culture. The Kerala backwaters are among the most popular tourist attractions and have been rated in the top 100 places that you must visit before you die.
From colourful butterflies to elephants, Kerala is overflowing with an amazing range of natural wonders. Kerala backwaters present an ideal honeymoon destination as the place is immensely beautiful and offers a quiet romantic environment for the couple. The splashing sound of water, gushing wind and shining moon make the place a perfect romantic getaway. Thus, if you are looking for a strong dose of tranquillity you must visit Kerala. The breathtaking beauty and peace make it a perfect holiday destination for you.
Day byDay Itinerary
01: Cochin (Kochi)
When you reach the Cochin International Airport, our Garhwal Himalayan expedition tour representative will accommodate you at a hotel. After having a delicious lunch at your hotels of Kerala, we will take you to visit the colonial buildings like Dutch Palace, Jewish Synagogue, St. Francis Church and Chinese Fishing nets. If you wish you can also visit the Jew Town located at Mattancherry. Evening you can laze at the Marine Drive, the most romantic hang-out of Kochi city. Dinner and night stay at the Kochi Hotel.
02: Cochin-Kumarakom
On the second day of the Kerala Backwater Tour, leave your Kochi hotel and head towards Kumarakom; an enchanting backwater destination in Kerala>. Today just enjoy the Ayurvedic therapy at the resort for mental and physical well being. For dinner, enjoy the taste and flavors of Kerala cuisine at the South Indian restaurant.
03: Kumarakom- Alleppey
Houseboat ride early morning wildlife viewing and bird watching in the park. Post lunch, you will check into the traditional houseboat for a day and night cruise to Alleppey. Lunch, dinner next day breakfast and tea snacks will be provided in the boat.
04: Alleppey (Alapuzzha)
On the third day of the Kerala Backwater Tour we reach Kerala's backwaters destination at Alleppey. On arrival, our representative will transfer you to a hotel. Lunch follows a city tour of Alapuzzha visiting the local bazaars of Kanyamkulam and Mullakkal. Next you head towards Alapuzzha beach and see the sunset as Alapuzzha beach is famous for its spectacular sunset views. GHIJ representative will offer you a dinner at an Alleppey restaurant. Spend the night at the hotel in Alleppey.
05: Alleppey-Cochin-Departure
Today bid farewell to your Kerala Backwaters Cruise. Later in time, our representative will transfer to the Cochin Airport to connect train/ flight for your onward destination.
Golden triangle with Bangalore-maysore-ooty
Tour Overview
Golden triangle takes u down to another amorous location of the southern part of India. Karnataka with its capital as Bangalore and the main cities being Mysore, Mangalore and Hampi is just second to Kerala in its beauty and wonderment. Amidst the hustle and bustle and the busy life of metropolitan Bangalore, romance takes a back seat and not much time. So this tour offers the perfect get away for the couple.
Day by Day tour Details
Day 01: Bangalore – Arrival, Sightseeing
Early morning after breakfast, drive to Mysore. Enjoy spectacular sights of Tipu Sultan's capital city Srirangapatnam, home to splendid monuments, Channapatna Toys Center and Ranganathaswamy Temple on the way. Reach Mysore and transfer to hotel. After lunch, leave for a sightseeing tour through the 'old capital town'. Visit Mysore Palace, an architectural beauty exemplifying the grandeur of the kings of the time. The flood lit Brindavan Gardens and Krishnarajasagar Dam at night will leave you spellbound. Return to hotel for overnight stay.
Day 02 - Bangalore to Mysore (142 Kms / 4 Hrs)
Early morning after breakfast, drive to Mysore. Enjoy spectacular sights of Tipu Sultan's capital city Srirangapatnam, home to splendid monuments, Channapatna Toys Center and Ranganathaswamy Temple on the way. Reach Mysore and transfer to hotel. After lunch, leave for a sightseeing tour through the 'old capital town'. Visit Mysore Palace, an architectural beauty exemplifying the grandeur of the kings of the time. The flood lit Brindavan Gardens and Krishnarajasagar Dam at night will leave you spellbound. Return to hotel for overnight stay.
Day - 03 - Mysore - Ooty
After breakfast, leave for a guided sightseeing tour. Spend fun moments at Zoological Gardens, one of the best zoos in India, and then visit Shri Jayachamarajendra Art Gallery to witness a rich collection of ancient paintings and musical instruments. Proceed to the serene St. Philomena's Church, one of India's largest churches beautifully built in Gothic style. Chamundi Hills, abode of Goddess Chamundeshwari, the deity of Mysore royal family, is an important pilgrimage site. Evening drive to the picturesque Ooty hill station. Transfer to hotel upon arrival for overnight stay.
Day - 04 - Ooty
Spend the entire day at ease exploring the inexplicable beauty of the scenic resort Ooty. Leave for post-breakfast guided sightseeing tour to Botanical Gardens, home to rare trees, shrubs and a wide variety of beautiful flowers flanked by a serene Lotus Pond. Proceed to Dodda Betta, the highest peak in Ooty, lush Conoor Tea Gardens, Dolphin's Nose, the favorite picnic spot offering stunning vistas of Catherine Falls, Ooty Lake, Lamb's Rock and Kodanadu's View Point. Return to hotel for dinner and overnight stay.
Day - 05 - Ooty - Bangalore
Early morning, check out of the hotel to drive back to Bangalore. Proceed to the Airport on arrival to board the onward flight back home. Classic Taj Tours offers online booking for Bangalore Mysore Ooty Tour and other tour packages for South India.
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Spinach and cheese samosas
Spinach and cheese samosas is a samosas with a twist deferentially worth trying and the results will speak for themselves . Whether for
party guests or as canapes or as a starter.
Spinach and cheese samosas
Spinach and cheese samosas
- For your the pastry
- 375g/13oz plain flour
- 150g/5oz self-raising flour
- 125g/4½oz butter
- For your filling
- 2 tbsp vegetable oil
- 2 red onions, finely chopped
- pinch panch phoran (Indian spice blend)
- 500g/1lb 5oz spinach
- 1 green chilli, finely chopped
- cheese (use your favourite)
- salt
- vegetable oil, for deep-fat frying
The How to
- The How to
- For the pastry, mix the plain flour, self-raising flour and butter. Add a splash of warm water and knead well until it makes an elastic dough.
- Form the dough into small balls and roll each out into a circle. Cut each into two half-circles (you should have about 24 half-circles in total). Cover with a clean tea towel and set aside.
- For the filling, heat the cooking oil in a frying pan. Add the red onions and panch phoran and fry until the onion is golden-brown. Add the spinach and chilli, and season with salt. Cook the mixture over slow heat, stirring regularly, until the spinach has wilted. Take off the heat and add cheese, to taste.
- Add a teaspoon of the filling to the middle of each semi-circle of dough and fold into a triangle. Repeat to use up all the dough and filling.
- Half-fill a deep, heavy-based pan with vegetable oil and heat until a breadcrumb dropped in sizzles and turns golden-brown in 30 seconds (CAUTION: Hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended). Fry the samosas in small batches for 4-5 minutes, or until golden-brown and crisp. Remove from the oil with a slotted spoon and drain on kitchen paper. Serve.
Spinach and cheese samosas
Yum Yum that's all I can say about this Spinach and cheese samosas recipe and as always if you would like to add a recipe or have any tips you would like to share with all of us please just reg and posts its that simple and thanks for read


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Family friendly fun at Edith Rodaway Friendship Park located on Prospect Avenue & Hollowell. Come in costume and march in the costume parade! Pick a pumpkin, decorate it and take it home. Games, crafts, face-painting, hot dogs, popcorn and a fantastic Puppet show by Franklin Haynes Marionettes.
11am-1 pm
This event supports HB Friends of the Parks non-profit foundation and their efforts to improve, preserve and promote the parks and recreation programs in Hermosa Beach.
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Pumpkins in the Park
Saturday, October 14
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Moe's Bar B Que expanding in the Grand Strand area
With a very popular location already up and running in Pawleys Island, Moe's Original Bar-B-Que will bring another location to the Georgetown area in mid-April at 919 Front Street beside the Harborwalk.
Moe's Bar B Que will be open daily from 11am-9pm, with plenty of table seating in the restaurant, on the deck, front sidewalk and in the back private event area as well as along the 60 foot long bar. Moe's will also offer a full selection of adult beverages plus 16 TVs, pool tables, dart boards, happy hour, and live music as well as several activities for SundayFundays. While the new restaurant will be moving to a historic spot located in an old brownstone-type building, it will still have the original Moe's Bar B Que feel with a beach/harbor vibe.
"With so many regulars and catering orders already coming from Georgetown, customers kept asking me to add another local restaurant so they wouldn't have to drive down the highway to Pawleys Island for their favorite BBQ and Southern sides," said Moe's Original Bar B Que operating owner Meg Lonon. "As Georgetown is on the rise, I am excited to be a small part of the future in such a beautiful area to live, work and play."
In 2014, Lonon brought the first Moe's Original Bar B Que to the lowcounty area. Moe's features award-winning pulled pork, ribs, wings, turkey and chicken smoked over hardwood served along with Catfish and a Shrimp sandwich. A daily rotation of traditional, down home sides and house-made desserts are prepared fresh from recipes passed down for generations. In over a decade Moe's Original Bar B Que has grown from a junkyard pit to over 50 successful restaurants in 15 states. Moe's Original Bar B Que has been named one of the Top 10 Rib Joints in the U.S. by Relish and Top 10 BBQ Chains in America by USA Today and The Daily Meal.
Moe's plans on opening their new Georgetown location in mid-April.