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The room was modern, clean, good size and great... - Review of Hotel Regina Sorrento - TripAdvisor
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The room was modern, clean, good size and great... - Review of Hotel Regina Sorrento
We spent 3 nights here and it was a really nice place. Definitely 4 stars. The room was modern, clean, good size and great part of town. It was about a 10 minute walk into the center of town, central bus station and train station.
The ONLY reason why I'm not rating this a 5 star is because you have to walk through this weird, slightly creepy alley to get to the hotel, but we were there for 3 nights and it was perfectly safe.
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ALACA, Direttore at Hotel Regina Sorrento, responded to this reviewResponded September 28, 2012
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Hotel Regina Sorrento is remodeled and wonderful!!
We spent 2 nights in Sorrento and decided to stay once again at the Hotel Regina. We stayed there in 2009 and liked the location and that they had nice seaview rooms. When we contacted them again they told us the hotel had recently undergone a remodel of their property. We were very happy with our choice to stay there again!! The hotel is beuatiful with the rooms modernized and fresh looking. The decor is modern and the bathrooms have been updated. The balconys have been painted and were a great addtition to the seaview rooms ( overlooking the Bay of Naples with Mt Vesuvius in the distance). We all had wished we would have planned more nights in Sorrento. The hotel staff was very friendly and helpful-they even helped us with arranging some of our train travel for later in the trip. We loved having cocktails at their hotel bar and also outside by their newly added pool!! Upstairs on the 4th floor they had their breakfast in the morning and then it was open till midnight for a late night drink before retiring for the night. They recommened a great seafood restaurant 10 minutes from the hotel down by the seaside. We would recommend this hotel and if we are ever fortunate to return to Sorrento we would hope to stay at this hotel again. When you open the door from your seaview room ( if you choose to stay in one) and step out onto the balcony and view the beautiful view-it makes you say "ahhhh". The street the hotel is on is a narrow older street but fine to walk up to the Tasso Square and past some pretty piazzas, and streets with many shops. Takes about 10 minutes. We felt safe also. Many people walking about in Beautiful Sorrento. The hotel is also airconditioned and lots of hot water/showers
Room Tip: The seaview rooms are a bit higher than the garden rooms but we thought it worth it for the romantic...
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We spent 2 wonderful days at this hotel the first part of Sept. We had a sea view room with a balcony overlooking the sea. The view was fabulous. The room was very clean and nicely appointed. The staff were all attentive and friendly. They went out of their way to assist you. The breakfasts were great. The hotel is conveniently located within easy walking distance of the shopping area and the beach areas.
Room Tip: Request a sea view room. It is well worth the extra money.
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ALACA, Direttore at Hotel Regina Sorrento, responded to this reviewResponded September 26, 2012
Stumbled upon this oasis of excellence. Stayed a week and could not find fault with the facilities or staff on any count. The pool area and dining facilities were a source of endless enjoyment. The position of the hotel within easy walking distance of the city centre was valued (no real climb). In summary -faultless presentation, sparkling clean and real value for money.
Craig & Terry. Australia.
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We enjoyed the view - we had requested a sea view room and had a balcony overlooking the sea and Vesuvius (on a clear day). The staff were all really hard working - it seemed like they all performed different tasks and were very dedicated. It is small enough that you actually get to know the staff. Breakfast was great and convenient. The location was easy walk to the ferries to Capri, the shopping and restaurants, and the private beach areas but was on a very quiet little street.
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ALACA, Direttore at Hotel Regina Sorrento, responded to this reviewResponded September 25, 2012
We didn't stay in this hotel but we had a drink on the roof top terrace one evening. What a stunning view of Vesuvius and the bay, well worth a visit. What a pleasure to sit and watch the twinkling lights as darkness falls. We were surprised by the cost of the drinks, the same as anywhere else, we would have paid more. Bar doesn't open until 8pm. although they did open it a little earlier for us.
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ALACA, Direttore at Hotel Regina Sorrento, responded to this reviewResponded September 4, 2012
We really appreciate your comment, and hope that next time instead of being a guest at our roof top bar, you will be a guest at our hotel.
Stayed at Regina for 7 days at end August 2012 and enjoyed almost every aspect. Unfortunately only had standard room with a some what disappointing view of a small courtyard and the block next door.but most rooms had excellent views.Breakfast very good and plentiful, staff always very helpful, Great views of Vesuvius and bay from roof bar / breakfast room, but NO Gym despite being mentioned on hotel web site and pool being small was crowded if more than a few people bathing. Pool terrace with orange and lemon trees very pleasant.
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ALACA, Direttore at Hotel Regina Sorrento, responded to this reviewResponded September 1, 2012
We thank you for your positive comment we regret that you did not have any view, but the room that you had was as per your reservation. We suggest next time to book a superior or deluxe view for a better view with a supplement. During the rennovation, we had the intention to create a small gym, but it was not possible at the moment, and this option has been canceled from our first description of our website. Maybe you have read an old description.
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How to master Facebook (groups) – Blogger's Memo Pad
How to master Facebook (groups)
Hey pixels!! As I said before, I’m going to start a social media series, where I’m going to share a few tips on how to manage this tools to promote your work/blog.
Social media are a great tool for promoting what you’re doing for free. Whatever you post on Facebook it can be read and shared, and if you’re doing your job well, it can have a big impact: followers, visits, and more.
But, how? Which is the best way to use Facebook? Keep reading, my friends!
Before starting, you should have a few things ready:
the main pillar content, what exactly do you want to share and how are you going to explain it.
Don’t work in secret. Spread your words to the world. Maybe some friends are writing blogs, too, and you can help each other. Or maybe they are not writing, but they can help sharing your posts and following your page.
Work on Facebook interest groups. They are great. Groups are communities where people help each other promote each other’s content.
Go to your Facebook search bar, and search for some keywords related to your particular interest of blog niche. Maybe creative food, travel, design or fashion. Just test a few keywords. Facebook will give you options to search for people, pages, and groups. Go to groups and there you will find a ton of groups that discusses the topics and helps each other to promote their content.
Actually, a lot of these groups are private and you will have to request to join. Most of the times you’ll have no problems to join them. But if the answer is no, you can try again later.
Read carefully groups guidelines before posting, just in case.
I hope this information will be useful!! More tips about Facebook and other social media are coming. Don’t worry, is not over!!
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Facebook groups are definitely helpful! Nice post! x
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Conserving soil : insights from socioeconomic research (Book, 1986) [WorldCat.org]
I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/13092112 Title: Conserving soil : insights from socioeconomic research Author: Stephen B Lovejoy; Ted L Napier; Socioeconomic Factors Affecting the Adoption of Soil Conservation Practices (Group). North Central Regional Research Committee 162; Soil Conservation Society of America Publisher: Ankeny, Iowa : Published for North Central Regional Research Committee 162, Socioeconomic Factors Affecting the Adoption of Soil Conservation Practices by the Soil Conservation Society of America, ©1986. ISBN/ISSN: 0935734120 9780935734126 OCLC:13092112
Stephen B Lovejoy; Ted L Napier; Socioeconomic Factors Affecting the Adoption of Soil Conservation Practices (Group). North Central Regional Research Committee 162.; Soil Conservation Society of America.
Ankeny, Iowa : Published for North Central Regional Research Committee 162, Socioeconomic Factors Affecting the Adoption of Soil Conservation Practices by the Soil Conservation Society of America, ©1986.
Ankeny, Iowa : Published for North Central Regional Research Committee 162, Socioeconomic Factors Affecting the Adoption of Soil Conservation Practices by the Soil Conservation Society of America, ©1986
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Based on papers presented at a symposium, held June 3-5, 1985, at Zion, Illinois.
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American, Fast food, British, Diner, Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free Options
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We dropped into the Grazing Shed to fuel up before a gig at the Tramshed. The decor was to my taste - natural materials: crate-lined walls and painted brickwork with exposed electrics and utilitarian benches combine to create an agri-minimalist vibe that riffs on the...More
Poor service, and dry burgers
Waited 30 minutes for two burgers while the place wasn't full, didn't get any apology for the delay. The set up is like a fast-food restaurant, so you expect to get your food quicker. The burgers weren't prepared properly, the meat was dry and there...More
A must when visiting Cariff
If your looking for a place for excellent burgers this is defiantly on top of my list. Very tasty with plenty of choice, refillable drinks and reasonable pricing. They do student meals too :-) 10/10 every time!
Well, it was a good burger!
I went to the Grazing Shed earlier this month with my work colleagues. The place was busy, as expected at lunch time. We've waited for quite a while, but...my burger was worth it! A really nice chicken burger with avocado jam/mousse combo totally made it...More
We come here a fair bit and the food is brilliant. The burgers are good! Especially the veggie options which are normally lacking in such an establishment. The drinks on offer are good too and refillable which is good for money. £10 ish for a...More
I can live on burgers
Burgers are amazing, every time I've visit this place I jut make sure I can live on their burgers. Price are ok because the burgers are so so good, so worth it.
I'd heard alot about the Grazing Shed and had a fair few recommendations. But i didn't enjoy it. Considering we spent 24 pound on 3 burgers, 2 fries and 2 drinks, i personally won't be recommending it!
First time eating here, love the concept, The Grazing Shed has a great atmosphere to it. Really good burgers, loves the different styles, unique burger place in the centre of Cardiff.
Properly lush!!!
Went to Grazing Shed tonight with my best friend for my birthday. Had heard lots about it from people for a long time so really wanted to give it a try. We are both vegetarian so both had the veggie burger with goats cheese. Veggie...More
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Best Burger in Cardiff
Forget your '5 Guys', The Grazing Shed is where it's at, good portions, free refills, and a beautiful burger I can't stay away from. If you're looking for fine dining go somewhere else, if your looking for a superb burger in a rustic setting then...More
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P. 1South Indian Food Menu & RecipeSouth Indian Food Menu & RecipeRatings: (0)|Views: 600
|Likes: 5Published by sanjeev1970More info:Published by: sanjeev1970 on Mar 31, 2009Copyright:Attribution Non-commercialAvailability:Read on Scribd mobile: iPhone, iPad and Android.download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from ScribdFlag for inappropriate content|Add to collectionSee moreSee lesshttps://www.scribd.com/doc/13827141/South-Indian-Food-Menu-Recipe01/12/2013pdftextoriginal SOUTH INDIAN FOOD
The Malabar Coast in the South India is famous for its spices of pungent aromas that luredmany foreign invaders like the Dutch, the French and the English. Cardamom, pepper,cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg are some of the notable spices, which are found in abundance inthe South. The availability of coconut, fish and root tubers have influenced the culinarycreations of the South. Rice is the staple food for the people of South India instead of wheat,which is more popular in northern states.The very mentioning of the name of South India, particularly Tamil Nadu, brings to ones mindthe tastes of Idlis, dosas, Sambhar and Vada. However, there are more than these that cantreat the taste buds. Most of the vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes of this region have agenerous use of spices and coconuts. The final tempering with oil, mustard seeds, curryleaves, red chillies and urad dhal is almost the same for most of the dishes. In Kerala, thestaple food of the people is fish accompanied with steaming rice of big size. Banana chips and jackfruit chips are the specialty snacks of this state and most of the visitors make sure theyhave at least a few bags of these items in their carry home luggage!The Andhra cuisine has a great Mughal impact. Their food is known for its spiciness andhotness. The kebabs and the Briyanis are not to be missed. Home made pickles, pappads anddry chutney powders to be used with dosa or idli or rice are the famous culinary traditions of this region.
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2 Katories / cups of Rava or Sooji (cream of wheat)1 Katori of mixed vegetables such as Carrots, Green peas, Cauliflower etc finely cut and boiledtill tender1 medium size onion2 green chilies or as per taste1 tablespoon of chopped curry leaves1 tablespoon ginger finely cut1 teaspoon mustard seed1 teaspoon black gram Dal (washed) or Dhuli Urad2 tablespoon of oilSalt to taste
1Roast Rava or Sooji (cream of wheat) in a non-stick pan till golden brown. KEEP ITSEPERATELY.2Put the required oil and add mustard seeds and black Gram Dal or Dhuli Urad.3When it starts fluttering, put chopped onions, green chilies, curry leaves and finely cutginger4When onion turns brown add the roasted Rava or Sooji and sauté nicely.Add salt andcooked vegetable (optional) and sauté nicely.5Then in a medium flame add about 4 Katories/cups of luke warm water and mix well.6To avoid lumps keep on stiring till the Uppamma.7Surve hot with cocunut chutney.8If desired add roasted cashews before serving.
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RAVA DOSA (SEMOLINA DOSA) (CREAM OF WHEAT DOSA)
1 cup Rava (Semolina) (Cream of Wheat Dosa)½ cup Urad Dal1 table spoon plain yogurt1 medium onion (finely chopped/paste)2 green chilies (use finely chopped/paste according to taste)Salt to taste
1Soak Urad dal atleast 6 hour or overnight and grind to paste.2Mix rava (semolina), urad dal paste, yogurt and salt with water to make a thin batter.3Leave in room temperature overnight.4Mix onion and chilies to the thin batter.5Heat pan or griddle with little ghee or oil.6Spread the mix on pan in circular motion to make thin Dosa. * SEE TIP BELOW7Cook on both the sides, if desired.8Serve hot with Chutney.
TIP ON MAKING PERFECT DOSA:
Making thin Dosa is probably the trickiest part. Do it by quickly pouring the batter onpan/griddle. Then, evenly and gently spread it out with the ladle or big spoon by drawingconcentric circles on the batter.
PLAIN DOSA (PLAIN RICE DOSA)
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Note From The Book: Flooding And Preparation
There are many ways to prepare for disaster, but the truth is, if you're gonna hunker down, your place could be the victim of circumstance, and if you Bug Out, you can't really take too much with you.. Either way, you gotta plan to sacrifice.
It's always best things that are essential to your daily functionality and survival, but you gotta prepare. and be Always Ready a head of time, because doing it amidst the danger, angst and panic could cause you to break.
For Katrina, I had little time to prep for anything, and the few things I took were things that I felt were important enough to keep me comfortable. at least for a week or two. I had no clue didn't Houston a whole year after. It took us all out of our comfort zones and changed the course of our lives. This current situation is a clear reminder that we've gotta prepare.
I Feel bad for those who are affected by flooding, especially those who lost all their possessions, I hope and pray for peace of mind and great fortune to you all.
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So I realized I kept moving on with new projects and learning new things, but not doing a lot of sharing the things I learned and did. This was always a good place for that, so I'll introduce my new adventure, bring a little up to speed, and then we all follow along as I figure stuff out. Sound good?
This adventure really starts a couple of years ago when we, on a whim, decided to build a small rock climbing (bouldering) wall in our living room. Please note this was in no way a wise idea, as the house was a rental, but we went for it anyway. You can see the success of this first step here:
It got us interested in rock climbing in general, but eventually we had to move out (and thus take down our artwork). Roll ahead a couple of years, I own my own place, 12' ceilings, and almost within days of signing the paperwork we started building what turned in to this gorgeous thing we have today:
From New rock wall 2011
It has bouldering, it has lead climbing, it can even be used for some short top rope climbing to practice belay systems and learning all the proper techniques of various climbing systems and harnesses. Most of all, it's insanely fun and is a good reason to not bother to own a TV or pay a cable bill.
That brings us up to now, where some friends have decided it's time to take it to the next level: hike out to a good bouldering spot (real life bouldering, like with boulders) and make the most of it. In addition we're looking to go camping for a few days at the spot, do some photography and filming, and for my own love of astronomy I'd like to try to do some minor astrophotography. And that brings us up to today...well except for one thing...
Turns out these aspirations are generally mutually exclusive, and as usual I'm looking to bite off more than I can chew. Carry heavy camera and astrophotography gear for a long hike, along with all the stuff for camping and survival in the deep mountains for several days? Add in rock climbing gear? Can I do it? Can I make it happen by the end of November when scheduled?
I have no idea. But I'm going to try. Also, did I mention I've never done real astrophotography outside of a pre-set-up lab before? Nor have I hiked long distances? Or camped in the cold? Or climbed anywhere besides my living room(s)?
This should be [fun/insane/horrible/suicidal/painful/freezing/impossible].
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♪ Silent Recollections ♪: By My Side….
said... @ July 13, 2008 at 9:25 PM
very nice sid...only fault i could find was "Your calls I saw but I answered not"...shouldn't it be calls i heard?? m not sure just askin...other than that its a beautiful poem...
said... @ July 13, 2008 at 9:42 PM
@ Vinay, I'm glad you liked it, About the calls, when i wrote "saw", i meant saw, coz i was thinking abt the display of an answering machine:)But i liked your interpretation better.
said... @ July 15, 2008 at 4:23 PM
said... @ July 15, 2008 at 4:39 PM
nice! although why "distant shores of York," ?? why not some place in India?? :D
said... @ July 15, 2008 at 5:36 PM
@ Winnie, Thank you. :)
said... @ July 15, 2008 at 5:40 PM
@ Divya, Yes it could have been some Indian city like Benares, But i wanted it to be as impersonal as possible, coz it has been derived from someone's very real experience. He wished to remain unnamed even after his untimely death. Anyway, Thanx for visiting my blog. :)
said... @ July 16, 2008 at 1:01 AM
hey.. tht was a beautiful poetry! loved these lines..Countless thoughts soared through my heartThey pierced it through and throughThe guilt stayed still, love’s labor lostI knew it was too crude..keep posting!cheers!
said... @ July 16, 2008 at 12:12 PM
@ Matangi Mawley, That's so nice of you. I am glad you liked it. Plz do read my other posts and do visit again. Ciao:)
said... @ July 17, 2008 at 2:23 PM
Thats a fantastic poem!..well written!
said... @ July 17, 2008 at 4:15 PM
Hey Archana, I'm so glad you liked it. Be back tomorrow. My new post will be up by then. :) Ciao
said... @ July 19, 2008 at 5:00 PM
Man this write is crafted to perfection!Myriad emotions well contemplated!CheersKeep posting
said... @ July 19, 2008 at 7:11 PM
Thanks Nan, For your wonderfull praise. Do visit again. :)
said... @ July 19, 2008 at 7:54 PM
thanx for the encouraging wordsthey mean a lotcan i hav ya email id?
said... @ July 19, 2008 at 7:59 PM
nd yeah can i blog roll urs? with ya permission?
said... @ July 19, 2008 at 8:25 PM
Hey Nan, Sure you can blogroll me. Hope you dont mind me blogrolling you too. :)
said... @ July 22, 2008 at 7:00 PM
was it fantasy or reality?Is the heart still beating or is the clock still ticking?Answers are in the poem but still thrs something tht makes me read it again and again..
said... @ July 23, 2008 at 1:53 AM
Listener, I'm honoured. :)
said... @ July 23, 2008 at 6:25 PM
from all i read till now i liked this one more... shall be back for reading more :)
said... @ July 24, 2008 at 7:14 AM
Such a beautiful poem and just loved it. It goes well with the pic'.
said... @ July 24, 2008 at 5:47 PM
Hey Lena, Glad you liked it. Do come back anytime you want:) :)
said... @ July 24, 2008 at 5:49 PM
Hey Priya, You liked it? Gr8. Make sure you visit again:) :)


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Journey through the Bars of the Capital: Madrid!
You have chosen Spain for your holiday this year or you know that sooner or later you will want to visit the Iberian Peninsula?! Do you already know before starting thanks to gowithoh what are the most exclusive bars in the Spanish capital? Here's a super careful selection of some of the most original and fun that you can find!
Las cuevas de Sando: The mysteries of the caves
Near the Plaza de Santo Domingo is this sophisticated cave dating back to the sixteenth century and the Spanish Inquisition home to a very glamorous and super colorful place. It's a perfect place to spend an evening in the company of others as it is said to have wonderful mojito and also on Wednesdays you can participate in a contest where you can indulge your creativity when it comes to cocktails and enjoy their creations. The proposer of the best wins a dinner cocktail in the other dining room of the cave!
13 TriBall: Urban Night
The 13 TriBall is a very fun set in a room filled with street art that offers in addition to the scenario underground also a wide selection of cocktails and music every day including indie, soul, electro and more. Another peculiarity of the place are the exhibitions of paintings and photographs inside. But the peculiarity of this place is that customers themselves can bring their own food and enjoy it inside consuming of one of the many local beers proposed by the paper or for the faithful also a great Spritz!
Coconut Bar: Aloha!
In the center of Madrid, in a very artistic part with all its many theaters Silvia Superstar, a former vocalist of Aerolineas Federales y Killer Barbies, inaugurated this local Hawaiian 50s style here. The fabulous Coconut Bar covers two floors. The first floor is where you can have a coffee or enjoy drinks and smoothies and a basement used as a cocktail bar with a wide selection of tropical cocktails. It´s a must visit bar of course! Rich colors, palm trees and kitsch decorations with vintage details is a place that is definitely worth a visit!


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Story of my Life- Marfan’s syndrome
by ashleshasalkar
“Are you on a ‘go zero’ diet, you look malnutritioned!”…. “Oh! please take my share of food and feed yourself.”… “You must be saving up on a lot of ration supply at your place.” … “Why don’t you eat a lot of junk food and take long naps to become healthier”…”Why don’t you opt for modeling, with your long and thin stature you’ll give a pretty tough time to those flat chicks who walk the ramp”… “You look like a stick draped with cloth.”… “And worse still, when it comes upon my family for not feeding me my share of food.”
Well, such concerned comments of the concerned populace and a lot more than these are an inevitable part of my life. My weight has been a constant 42 Kgs since the past five years. And in India where the average female height is around 5ft 5inches, I’m towering above all my batch mates at a whopping 5ft 10 inches. It’s not that I wouldn’t like to be a normal curvy teenager with the right amount of flab, and a normal height as regards Indian standards. But that hasn’t been much of a choice to me.
All throughout my school years I faced the gawking people around me like they’ve just set their eyes upon an alien. It used to be torture to set a foot outside the safe walls of my ‘home sweet home’, and walk the streets without turning a few heads in my direction. With the onset of adolescence, a new volley of comments began to plague my life; where any random stranger would show concern on finding me a groom of my height! I was tired of explaining it to every passing commenter that no matter what I eat I don’t seem to gain weight. And that was an enigma for me too.
My life was filled with this negativity until my 1st year at graduation, where I was doing a bachelor’s in medical technology. In one of the grilling anatomy-physiology lectures we were taught about marfan’s syndrome, and that was the day of my enlightenment. I learnt that people having marfan’s syndrome, which is a genetic disorder are exceptionally tall and thin, and even if such people gobble down an elephant, the needle on the weighing scale wouldn’t budge much. Voila! That was me! The prospect of having one’s life inflicted by marfan’s syndrome isn’t very exciting, and yet I was relieved of all the guilt and offence I’d faced over one and a half decade. Finally I’d come to accept the condition that my body faced, and my mind found its long lost peace.
Even to this day I encounter people with the same comments or advices or criticism. But all I do is nod in agreement or shake it off humorously. It wouldn’t matter to them even if I explained the condition of a marfan’s afflicted person, its true “it’s easier to give advice and criticize, until you put yourself in the marfan’s shoes.” Since the time I’v accepted myself in the body that I am in and feel confident about myself, I’v even met people who compliment me for my amazing height and lean physique. It’s a wonderful feeling to hear that.
Now, I truly love myself the way I am.
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Family Time - Review of Dolphin Quay Apartment Hotel, Mandurah, Australia - TripAdvisor
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Stayed here for a week and was really nice and well positioned, I think the only downfall was the fact the rooms are situated right above a row of restaurants, cafes and bars so on a Friday and Saturday night was a bit noisy till around 1am but other than that i enjoyed staying there
Room tip: Try to book Sunday to Thursday
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All reviews dolphin quay marina view room great location underground parking oyster bar restaurants downstairs large balcony first floor within walking distance small beach friday and saturday night outdoor furniture would definitely stay here again washing machine and dryer stayed for nights short walk fully equipped kitchen
Stevens85susan
My best friend and I had a 2 night stay at Dolphin Quay Apartments and couldn't fault it. Room was clean, secured parking for guests and walking distance to cafes, restaurants, the boardwalk and also the foreshore. We enjoyed our stay and would recommend.
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Apartment only, not a 'Hotel'
Dolphin Quay Apartment Hotel is just an apartment building, no real hotel services are offered. From the limited office hours (closed at 5pm) to a once a week 'lite' service of the accommodation, this property is nothing special for being rated 4.5 stars.
Other issues include noise from the bar's and restaurants that operate on the ground floor-my advice is to get an apartment on the 2nd floor. Apartments also do not have deadbolts, and the master bedroom only has a queen sized bed with no TV. Another big disappointment is NO oven??? Finally the lighting is all low power energy efficient bulbs. Normally I'm fine with this, but they are a little too dim in areas like the bathroom.
All in all a very average stay. I will probably try somewhere else next time.
Room tip: High Floor to avoid noise from the restaurants.
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Our family of 4 had a short stay at Dolphin Quay Apartment from 20-21 June 2019. We booked a 2 bedroom self service apartment and was at level 1-7.
First impression, apartment was clean and comfy with 2 rooms and 2 bathrooms. Had a view of the harbour and children’s playground. The apartment came with free wifi and underground parking which we did not use. We chose to park our car right outside of the estate which was free anyway, and equally convenient.
The location was about 5-7mins walk away from Mandurah City Centre. As we had a car, we drove most of the time. Mandurah was a great place to hang out, in my opinion, for 2 days. I had golf at The Cut which was about 20 mins drive away. In the evening, we had great food and ice creams at Mandurah City Centre, and managed to catch a movie after. Overall the apartment provided us with a comfy and good night sleep. I felt the mattress can be a little harder.
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mandurahluxuryaccomm, Manager at Dolphin Quay Apartment Hotel, responded to this reviewResponded July 2, 2019
Thank you for the great review. We are happy to hear you enjoyed your stay with us and had a great time visiting Mandurah. We look forward to welcoming you again.
Good rooms with balcony views. Though it said marina views we got the other end overlooking a play park.
Saw the marina at a distance. On the other side of the bridge we were sitting near the jetty and there was a big splash and thought kids were diving. That was a huge dolphin. Saw about 3 then playing around and going further down. It was around 5.30 pm. The earlier day my brother saw a mum and baby dolphin swimming under the bridge around 3.30 pm.
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Thank you for your review. We are happy to hear you enjoyed your stay with us and had a great time visiting Mandurah. With regards to the view, all apartments are facing out over the marina and so have water views. Depending on where you are in the building you may be at the small beach end which is where you are located, however there is still a marina view. For a full water view and bigger balcony, you can opt for one of the superior view apartments. We look forward to welcoming you again.


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3 bedroom semi-detached house to rent in Hawksbill Way, PE2, PE2
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UWO | The Librarian, the Wireless, and the Wardrobe
I attended a tour of UWO’s Herbarium a few weeks ago and have written about my experience on the SLA Blog. To read the whole article, click here.
Posted in Uncategorized and tagged Herbarium, SLA Student Chapter, special libraries, UWO on July 21, 2014 by christinepinkney. Leave a comment
Volunteer Management for New Librarians Workshop
I was fortunate to be able to present a workshop on Volunteer Management for the GRC last week. It was a great experience to share some of my work experience with my fellow MLIS Candidates.
Here are my top takeaways from the presentation, for people who want this gist in 60 seconds or less:
Volunteering should always be mutually beneficial to both the library and the volunteers.
Volunteers are motivated by something other than money, so you need to be honest with and know what that motivation is and capitalize on it. If their motivation is experience for their resume, make sure they know you can give them a reference letter after they’ve accomplished a certain goal or length of service.
Job Descriptions are essential for the role you want volunteers to fulfill. Volunteering should be treated as Human Resources because that is literally what it is! Similar rules and processes should apply to both.
Your organization should know the difference between what roles are paid and what can be volunteer. In libraries a quick rule is operational services are always paid, value-added services can be volunteer positions. What is operational and what is value-added? Ideally, this should be clear in your organizations mission, vision, and goals. Ultimately that question is up to each library to decide.
Risk Management is key to a successful volunteer management. This means a clear job description, honesty with potential volunteer about their role, reference check, (usually) police check, (often) skill checks, training, and ongoing support. If librarians do their due diligence when hiring volunteers, then you have done your best to ensure a good placement.
Thanks again to the GRC for putting on this presentation.
Posted in Uncategorized and tagged GRC, library volunteers, presentation, UWO, volunteer management in libraries, volunteerism, volunteers, workshop on April 6, 2014 by christinepinkney. Leave a comment
Librarians improve the quality of the question and the user experience
I really loved this explanation from the Humans of New Librarianship Conference that happened yesterday at Western and thought. Photo was originally posted on the UWO CLA Student Chapter Facebook group.
Posted in Uncategorized, Image format and tagged Canadian Library Association, CLA, Conference, Humans of New Librarianship, UWO, Western University on March 22, 2014 by christinepinkney. Leave a comment


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A Stitching Love Affair: May 2012
Well I finally went back to Tuscany Town Mandala, and this how far I have got -
Well I must say I am getting there, and hopefully I can actually finish it this year!
Here is my progress on Holiday Cookies before I put it away for a wee holiday...
Maybe I will even finish this one as well! I have been doing a bit of back stitching as I go because there is LOADS of it!
I have been dying to do a new start, but I have been very, very good and not giving into temptation. When and only when I have finished one of these two WIPs can I start another one - Oh the agony!!!
Other than stitching nothing much has been happening at my house, winter is nearly upon us and it's getting really cold, so I have set up my bike on the indoor trainer (it's virtual reality) so I can go cycling in France! Stops me getting completely bored and throwing the whole bike out the window :)
Lucy is very talented and plays the drums, piano, sings and can also play the ukulele! (think I spelt it right) Anyway onto the stitching. I have still only been doing the Holiday Cookies so not much to show other than that..


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Tech Erudition: October 2005
I started off with my application with the decision that it will use xml to handle data communication. It was doing well for a long time, I was happy. Now the day came where my application just was getting broken as xml was not being parsed properly. Well, I had to fix the issue, but was not really happy about my decision of using xml for the kind of data I am working with. I was really sad when I tried to open the xml file isocontrol.xml in the browser and it says parsererror.
It was really had for me now, as some character was getting into xml from my application (which I had not expected). I started to fix this, I looked around the web to know more about this kind of problem. Many suggested using different encoding, tried so but could not fix it. One more solution was to encode the data in base64 encoding (as we do for binary data like images), well I was not sure should I do this as I was handling more of text in my application than binary data.
It was late in the nigth I had no other choice except to read the xml file and get to know what was that character that was causing the problem. Well, I figured out it was the character with value '6' (integer) or CONTROL-F that actually made my xml go for a toss. Now, I looked at some references which stated that control character from 0 to 31 that is not handled by most xml parsers and will lead to parser failures. So all I had was to convert the control character to entity references. So I wrote a small fix to my application. Link to Source.
* Get proper xml string value (with ISOControl characters converted to
* entity references)
* @param source String which has to be converted
* @param startTag Start tag of the xml data (null if not needed)
* @param endTag End tag of the xml data (null if not needed)
* @return String with ISOControl characters converted to entity references.
public static String toXMLdata(String source, String startTag, String endTag) {
StringBuffer xmldatasb = new StringBuffer();
if(startTag != null) xmldatasb.append(startTag);
if(source == null || "e;"e;.equals(source)) {
xmldatasb.append(source);
for(int index = 0; index < source.length(); ++index) {
char sourceCh = source.charAt(index);
if(Character.isISOControl(sourceCh))
xmldatasb.append(entityReference(sourceCh));
xmldatasb.append(sourceCh);
if(endTag != null) xmldatasb.append(endTag);
return xmldatasb.toString();
* Get the entity reference for the character.
* @param sourceCh character whose entity reference is needed.
* @return Entity Reference &#integer;, where integer corresponds to
* to the number that represents sourceCh.
public static String entityReference(char sourceCh) {
return "&#" + (int)sourceCh + ";" ;
The few lines of code was worth a lot to my application. All it does it when it sees the iso control characters (0 to 31) it will be replaced by entity references (&#integervalue;)
# posted by Prasad.A : 5:41 AM 3 comments
This Sunday I came across the kjParsing module, "A parser generator written in Python for Python". It is good for writing experimental translators, code generators, interpreters, or compilers. I wanted to work with it and get atleast a simple application built on it. By end of night, yep I got my "Simple Calculator Program" working :). I tried to get the Calculator program, as I get a chance to playaround defining different rules for the grammar which are very simple. Here is the Source. You can download the complete source here.
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Bush Lead Dwindles, or Does It?
Here's the difference a day makes: 17 points in a presidential horse race poll. Or at least that's what the Gallup Organization told us last week via USA Today and CNN.
On Aug. 7, Gallup reported that Gov. George W. Bush had a whopping 19-point lead over Vice President Gore. The next day it turned around and said Bush's lead had plummeted to 2 points, based on a one-night poll conducted the previous evening.
That's a 17-point swing -- big enough to get the poll on the front page of USA Today and featured on CNN, and certainly big enough to send the political punditocracy chattering into the night.
For Bush, the numbers suggested a collapse of epic proportions. For Gore, who on that Monday announced the selection of Connecticut Sen. Joseph Lieberman as his running mate, it was a unexpectedly bountiful pre-convention bounce.
One problem: The Gallup poll was probably wrong (note the hedge). The second problem: Its media clients were probably ill-advised (note the second hedge) to feature the results as prominently as they did. In fact, many political reporters, as opposed to the pundits, were skeptical of the second Gallup poll from the moment it was released. The Washington Post, for example, decided to make no reference to the poll in its coverage the next day.
The reason for this caution was obvious. Leads that big rarely fall that fast, at least not without good reason. And the Lieberman announcement struck many as not a good enough reason to explain why the proportion of Bush supporters dropped a full 10 percentage points, from 57 percent in Gallup's post-GOP convention poll to 47 percent in its Aug. 7 one-nighter.
The skeptics were wise to wait. By midweek, the evidence was accumulating that the Gallup's drop in support for Bush was overstated. A Post-ABC News survey found that the Republican maintained his double-digit lead over Gore at least through last Thursday, although it was slowly shrinking.
Dueling horse race numbers aside, there were other reasons to approach the Aug. 7 poll with caution. For one thing, it was done in a single night. USA Today appropriately quoted Gallup's David Moore as noting the problems inherent in doing an overnight poll -- difficulties that can but don't always skew the horse race results.
This overnight suffered from another design flaw: Gallup stopped interviewing at 8:45 p.m. EDT, or shortly before 6 p.m. on the West Coast. Who's at home at that time in Los Angeles, or anywhere else in the Pacific time zone, for that matter? Gore supporters, apparently.
Then there's the matter of party identification. The Gallup sample last Monday included a surprisingly large number of self-identified Democrats: 39 percent of their sample identified themselves as Democratic, compared with 33 percent in their weekend project. (The proportion of unleaned Democrats in the post-GOP convention Post-ABC News poll was 33 percent.)
Likewise, the Gallup poll released Aug. 7 included fewer Republicans than in Gallup's earlier project (31 percent versus 35 percent).
Those numbers raise this disquieting possibility: Perhaps the big and abrupt shift in the horse race wasn't because of Lieberman, but simply because more Democrats and fewer Republicans happened to be interviewed.
Perhaps, but probably not, says Frank Newport, editor of The Gallup Poll. Party identification is "variable, and it can shift," often in response to developments in the news, he says. "We've documented that over the years." Thus the increase in Democrats merely reflected the fact that weaker partisans or independents were feeling particularly Democratic last Monday night when Gallup polltakers called, and not because of problems with the sample.
Jim Norman, the polling editor at USA Today, also notes that the horse race number can vary significantly from day to day, which he suspects might be related to short-term reactions to news events. That might explain the big changes in the horse race. "If you dominate coverage in a positive way, it is going to give you several points on that one day. It might be ephemeral, and be gone by the next day."
Norman says they looked at the day-to-day results of their post-GOP convention poll and found Bush "had a 20-point lead among those interviewed on Friday, and a four-point lead among those questioned on Saturday." He suspects the big Bush lead was a direct result of the strongly favorable coverage Aug. 4 of Bush's acceptance speech to the convention the previous night.
Well, perhaps. One thing is clear: This has been a volatile period for the polls. On Aug. 7, The Post and ABC News reported the Republican nominee with a 14-point lead, Gallup/USA Today/CNN had him up by 19 -- and the Los Angeles Times showed the race to be statistically tied, with Bush up 2 points.
"We have certainly found a great deal of volatility," Newport says. "It's particularly unsettled during this convention period, with a lot of information going back and forth. It wouldn't surprise me in our next poll to find something else. At this point, it's a very fluid electorate out there. We'll have to wait until polling after the Democratic convention to tell us what the actual shape of the race is."
While I believe Gallup was wrong last week, the polling organization may be right this week. If Gore gets the expected bounce up in the polls from his convention, the race will inevitably tighten, at least briefly. And Gallup can say to me, "See, we were right all along."

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Perfect present! - Escape Yachting - Day Sails, Lymington Traveller Reviews - TripAdvisor
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Owner description: Set sail on the Solent aboard your large luxurious yacht, in the safe hands of your friendly, experienced skipper and crew. Get involved or just sit back and enjoy the view! Relax and unwind on deck in the sunshine. A complimentary glass of bubbly on arrival and a delicious freshly prepared lunch or dinner served at anchor off the Isle of Wight is included. Discover new places, new perspectives and learn how to sail - even swim if you're brave enough! Day (Sail with Lunch) or Evening (Sail with Dinner) trips are available. Great for individuals, couples and groups of family, friends, clients and colleagues!
We were given this by our children as our joint 50 th birthday present and I must say it was the perfect gift. The whole day was wonderful, lovely lunch with a swim watch by a friendly seal. Weather was beautiful on the sail before lunch but a sudden storm hit on the way back which actually made for exciting sailing. We felt save in the hands of David and Rafiel and would like to book again, this time for the whole family.
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Matthew L, Owner at Escape Yachting - Day Sails, responded to this review, 19 August 2014
Thank you for your perfect review! I am so pleased that you both enjoyed your very special birthday treat and had such a wonderful day of sailing on the Solent! I will pass on you thanks to your crew who looked after you so well. We look forward to seeing you all again soon - sounds like a 51st birthday day out for the whole family next year!
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Another brilliant day in great company in the capable hands of Nigel! We were glad we caught the last day of cowes week and we even saw a seal. The lunch was delicious and the service we received was first class. We even took the helm, very exhilarating day with our fellow sailors who were all lovely we had a good laugh and will definitely return next year probably bring more friends and hire a full yacht the sail with Michelin chef onboard looks lovely! Don't miss out on such a brilliant day
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Thank you for your review of your brilliant day out with Escape Yachting! We were delighted to welcome you back on board and I am so pleased that you all had such a good time. We look forward to seeing you on board with a group of friends next summer - the perfect day out with relaxation and excitement for all ages!
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“A great day out, wonderful sailing experience.”
This was my birthday present and was absolutely fantastic. The weather was kind, the food was excellent and the crew went out of their way to make it a great experience. We thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience and in particular brushing up our competent crew skills.
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Matthew L, Owner at Escape Yachting - Day Sails, responded to this review, 11 August 2014
Thank you for your review of your wonderful sailing experience with Escape Yachting! I am delighted that you enjoyed yourself so much and that the crew looked after you so well! I look forward to seeing you on board again soon as you progress to Day Skipper level!
We managed to get a last minute cancellation with Escape and on the last day of Cowes week! My husband and I, plus 8 other people had a fantastic day's sailing. Good wind at about 20 knots, so quite exhilarating and fun. David the skipper and Rafael were brilliant and very friednly. Everyone was asked if they wanted to helm or crew and several people had a go. We anchored at Newtown Creek for lunch where we saw a seal basking in the sunshine. The lunch was excellent and plentiful and we had a bottle of local wine which was very reasonably priced. We will definitely do this again as we thoroughly enjoyed the experience, thank you.
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Thank you for taking the time to write such an excellent review of your fantastic day out with Escape Yachting! We enjoyed your company and are delighted that you both enjoyed yourselves too! I will certainly pass on your thanks to your crew for looking after you so well - and we look forward to seeing you on board again soon!
Thankyou to the Captain and Rafael for a great day out sailing on The Solent. There was only one thing lacking and that was 'wind' !! That's the only thing that Escape Yachting can't rely on! There was plenty to eat and drink....alcoholic and non alcoholic. Good lunch anchored in a calm Alum Bay. I'm sure the sea was warm enough for a swim but I'm afraid it has too be a bit warmer for me!
I feel sorry for you all tonight as you head up to watch the Fireworks and Red Arrows in Cowes in the rain. Good luck!
We will return sometime soon. Thankyou.
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What International Law can learn from the Renaissance
Posted in General Thoughts and Comments with tags art, history, New Haven, treaty interpretation on March 4, 2009 by jeremyleong
A very interesting discussion on treaty interpretation is ongoing at Opinio Juris, in particular, over textual vs contextual interpretation and the use of travaux preparatoires of treaties. The discussion has, so far, culminated in an intriguing post by Duncan Hollis, “Art and the Auto-Interpretation of Treaties”. (See http://opiniojuris.org/2009/03/03/art-and-auto-interpretation-of-treaties/)
He asks, “(s)imply put, I wonder what the artistic axiom — that beauty lies in the art of the beholder — does for our art of treaty interpretation. What constitutes a “good” interpretation of a treaty may be as difficult to agree upon as what constitutes good “art.” Indeed, I see the question of the continuing salience of Prof. McDougal’s work (or the concept of textuality raised by Professor van Damme) as essentially a debate over which treaty interpretation techniques we should celebrate and which we should disapprove. We might analogize it to debates among various schools of art. Do we consider photorealism (i.e., textualism) to be better than abstract art (i.e., the New Haven School)? Or, is the answer somewhere in between a la impressionism (i.e., the VCLT rule)?”
This statement reminds me of something I once wondered about the Italian Renaissance. During that period, many scientific breakthroughs took place in the shadow of developments in art. Brunelleschi’s design of the Dome of the Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore, at that time the largest self supporting brick dome in the world, was a scientific as well as an artistic marvel. Similarly, the work of Leonardo da Vinci and Michaelango speak volumes of the connection between artistic endeavor and scientific discovery. What can the “science” of treaty interpretation learn from the “art” of treaty interpretation? Or are they mutually exclusive enterprises?
Remembering Some Founding Fathers: Interdisciplinary International Law
Posted in General Thoughts and Comments with tags Fletcher, Hans Kelsen, history, personalities, Robert Hudec, Roscoe Pound on October 6, 2008 by fletcherfila
While FILA… may be new, the interdisciplinary study of international law at the Fletcher School is not new. Some greats in this field have, and continue to, grace our halls.
We start with Roscoe Pound. Roscoe Pound was one of the founding fathers of the Fletcher School while he was Dean of Harvard Law School. With him driving the enterprise, the Fletcher School was founded as a joint enterprise between Tufts College and Harvard University.
Roscoe Pound was one of the first legal realists. He invented a brand of (what he termed) sociologicial jurisprudence which called for judges to make decisions by weighing up social and economic consequences. No doubt, his scientific approaches to legal philosophy also came from his immense interest in the science of botany.
Next, we have Leo Gross, who was a protege of Hans Kelsen (who I believe also taught at the Fletcher School at some point). Leo Gross’s research and teaching always focused on international institutions and paid special interest to the International Court of Justice. In particular, his scholarship was always keenly rooted to political studies and the political evolution of these institutions.
Another founding father, in more recent times, comes to mind. Robert Hudec taught international trade law at the Fletcher School in the 1980s and 90s. Hudec was a giant in the field and was was once described as a better lawyer than most lawyers and a better economist than most economists. He was a legal realist who recognized that international trade law is “inextricably joined with international trade politics” (J. Trachtman, 2003). He was an empiricist and legal scientist (possibly due to his prior training as a chemist).
Current faculty members have stepped admirably into those footsteps, be it in law and economics; law and social constructivism; law and political realism, etc etc. Due to them, the Fletcher School remains a place where the empiricist meets the reductionist philosopher while having coffee with the historian and sociologist. In that light, FILA… has pretty big shoes to fill.
But having seen those shoulders on which we stand, I’m pretty confident.


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February | 2008 | metta}morph.osis
Royal Library, more commonly known as the Black Diamond: The older building is encased inside the black granites, thus giving its name. The interior was cery dynamic as old and new coexist inside the ‘diamond’. Directly opposite is the Nordea Bank by Henning Larsens Architects. More would be described in other post ;), as I’m getting lazy.
This building sits right next to it, which I can’s remember its name as I just happen to chance upon it. It was a timber structure ‘inner box’ enveloped by a glass exterior, connected between two existing buildings. I remember entering it asking to go in and have a look, and found out that many architects’ offices are located in it but I was declined. I thought of begging them, claiming that I’m a poor archi student flew all the way from Aus to have a glimpse of it(trust me, sometimes it works); but the high-powered, very busy architects scared me away.Ha! Reminder to oneself: Never be mean to archi students when working. You were once one of them. But it figures, since we’re considered to be the know-nothing-in-the-industry-at-all brats, inspiring to be them-the great-O-Ones. Oh, well.
3A residence
Posted in It's my life, Life's simple pleasures on February 26, 2008 by shiying86
I went from mingling with brothers, back my bunch of sistas in my Sydney residence. From left(clockwise): me, Susan, Rosie and Linus in Sunnataram 2007
Sadly, Susan is now in Melbourne working, I’m wishing her all the best here and that I miss her.
So, it’s back to gossipy nights and Gal’s PJs. Or just me, bugging everyone, like good old days.
Posted in Art/Inspiration/Creativity, Grunt,groan,sigh, Photography on February 23, 2008 by shiying86
So is Sydney home? maybe
Photos coutesy of Cheng Tuck
Is Malaysia the REAL home? I guess. Maybe. I don’t know.
Do u think Europe can be ur home? I think so.
So really, where’s your home? Wherever life takes me.
Happy Birthday God Brother!
Posted in It's my life, Thoughts and Musings on February 23, 2008 by shiying86
It’s 1:52am in Sydney now. so technically it’s 11pm in Malaysia.
This post is a 22nd birthday dedication to Yinn Khurn, my dear god brother. Here’s our early birthday party at his place right before I left for Sydney.
Honestly, I am too lazy and busy for a new post as I just got back to Sydney yesterday. However, I think you deserve a birthday shout out.
Yup, that’s the birthday boy
His two favorite woman in the world: Mum and girlfriend
Family cat fights
Yinn Khurn,
Happy 22nd Birthday,
and have the time of your life in Jefferson University.
Come whatever may, I’m sure you’ll handle it with confidence and care.
May you be blessed with wisdom and courage to accompany ur journey.
Wishing you all the best, and it was great having a chance to catch up again. I’m proud to be your god-sister, and certainly cherish our ‘family bond’.
From Left:(Top)Sook Yee, Chai Ying, Zee Hui, Sin Li, me;(bottom)Chiau Huei, Yinn Khurn and Peng
Certainly could not forget Ee Ling as well, who had to leave early!(Go girl! ur working class now!)
Always remember this group of friends, for better or worse, for laughters and tears or just for nothing.
Take care, and probably the next time we meet, U’ll be Dr. Ooi =P
Oh! and as I had emphasized: U better invite me to ur wedding dinner!!! I am just waiting for it to happen. Lotsa Love,
Your god-sis
Posted in It's my life on February 12, 2008 by shiying86
It’s a tradition for this CHS group of friends to meet up during CNY for a little gathering. We have all changed, choice of studies, country we’re in, relationships, new friends.
But as I told my ‘god brother’ (cos’ we’re the rare ones with the surname Ooi), no matter, how we change, it’s the old comfortability factor that will bind us all together. We don’t judge, we don’t care what you do now; what we do is we care for one another, and hope the best for one another. If we were to meet each other at this day and age as new friends, we won’t necessarily get along, but because we got together during those youthful times, there are no walls of barier, just sweet memories of the times spent laughing, crying and teasing each other. When we meet again, we try to relive those dreams and simple happiness. Some things change, but as for now, ours won’t.
The whole Gang-bang having a CNY lunch
Lou Yee Sang: I remembered Chai Yong had many wishes for us, well, hopefully they’ll all come true =)
From left: me, Sook Yee, Sisters, Chai Yee and Chai Yong Cheers to our friendship and future
Posing in Pavillion. I think we became crowd attraction. Next time, probably we should carry some lion heads and we’ll be collecting some Ang Paos.
From left:Chiau Hui, Wait Theng, Zhi Yoong, Xiang Hao and Boon Beng.
Bachelors on the market(the 3 to the right): Any interested parties please contact me, and I’ll gladly be ‘Mei ren’. Remember to prepare Ang pao ya? If you need more information than my photos, I’ll gladly provide them. Let me reassure you, they are decent, gentlemanly and of course a bit shy 😉 That’s why they need a bit of my advertisement.
Chai Yong and Chiau Hui: Gosh, ain’t they lovely? they need to frame up this picture
My Sista’: my partner in crime in form 3-skipping class, making so much noise and she was the class monitor. tsk!tsk!
Boon Peng and me. I got very bored of mediocre posings.
Chums for life: me, Sook Yee and Chai Yong
One thing that never change and I absolutely dread? GUYS! Can we NOT lepak(lounge) at every corner, in front of every shop?
Not only do we create human traffic, some people/store might soon sue us for stalking. *rolls eyes*
“What are you still looking at??? Move along!!! JEEZ!” Me trodding along, defeated…
I love seeing vines growing on the old buildings. It breathes a scent of historical past, mysterious and engaging. Amelianborg Palace or known as Marmorkin
All in all, it’s the experience that counts. A warm smile a freindly gestures goes far. Even far up North, and definitely down South. Every human being can be so different, and yet they can be so similiar. Culture, lifestyle, appearence, language, scenery and even weather makes us all a different person. Travelling helped me open my eyes to the phrase of people from all walks of life. But really, what everyone wants is just genuine love, kindness and happiness in their lives. And all those things mentioned above characterise and mould a person’s lifestyle. You can be rich and you still suffer; you can be poor and still be happy. Nothing defines anything, and nothing is always as what it seems. An open heart, open mind and big smiles goes a long, long, long way, even on the rainy days and painful moments. To see through darkness, and believing that like everything, it passes and light is at the end. This whole travel made me understand myself a bit better, made me grateful for the good people I am often surrounded with, showering me with love, kindness and support. Really, things are taken for granted till you lose it /away from it. Believe me, even a 2 mins familiar voice can be a huge moral support to 2 days of depressing weather and a series of SERIOUSLY unfortunate events and a lot of stupidity on my part. Honestly, I got through those bad times, just by ranting in my head, knowing that my freinds will empathise me when I recap to them-that kept me sane enough to think, plan and move further along the way. On a rare day that I saw sun: Scandinavian sunset
Other musuems and galleries: Statens Musuem for Kunst(Denmakr’s national gallery), Nationalmuseet(The National Museum), the Danish design Centre, The Jewish Musuem, Lousiana Museum of Modern Art (My fav)-Loads of Picassos and Giocomettis and Ny Carlsberg Glptotek-a vast collection of Gaugin’s paintings and Rodin’s sculptures. Denmark is a very expensive country to visit and live in. Proper planning have to be made to save cost and pray for the weather’s cooperation if you’re visiting during the winter months. I will always remember that, planning and execution, are never as expected but prior planning is always a must for the latter to happen.
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Wonderful stay at Mountain Sanctuary - Review of Mountain Sanctuary B&B, Eagle Heights - TripAdvisor
Wonderful stay at Mountain Sanctuary - Review of Mountain Sanctuary B&B
Wonderful stay at Mountain Sanctuary
Wow!!! Lovely spot, really close to gallery walk and so much thoughtfulness. So many lovely details like fresh flowers, comfy bed. Candles, chocolates and lovely card.
Loads of lovely details, huge spa and awesome breakfast!
Just book it! You'll be so glad you did.
Ask Emma M about Mountain Sanctuary B&B
Linda G, Owner at Mountain Sanctuary B&B, responded to this reviewResponded 17 October 2017
Thank you for the feedback Emma. Thanks for noticing all the extra touches- it makes it all worthwhile when they are appreciated by our guests.
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Excellent location and facilities. The room was large, luxurious and clean.
Linda was excellent and cant do enough for her guests. She kindly drove us to a local restaurant for dinner.
Ask Adam B about Mountain Sanctuary B&B
Thanks for your review Adam. It was a pleasure to look after you both and hope you can return one day.
As soon as we walked through the front door we were given a lovely greeting and tour by Linda. We were so impressed with the presentation of our room, the photos online just don't do it justice. The trip was for my partners 25th birthday and we were delighted to see that there was a welcome/happy birthday card with some complimentary chocolates-such a lovely personal touch. We absolutely loved our spa and enjoyed a night in watching Netflix on our tv and ordered in pizza. The next morning we enjoyed a delicious continental breaky in the sun room listening to the kookaburras and watching the cockatoos. Overall, our stay was perfect and I couldn't fault one thing. It so hard to find 10/10 accomodation however in this case, Linda and Jeff have absolutely nailed it!! Thank you again and we hope to see you again soon!
Ask Brandz1992 about Mountain Sanctuary B&B
Thanks for your review Brandie. We so appreciate when guests take the time to give positive and detailed feedback. We hope to see you again too!
What a wonderful weekend experience. Property was as described on Booking.com and exceeded our expectation. Lovey hosts, made you feel very welcome, meet us at the door. Very private and left to enjoy the experience. Room was very clean and had everything you could want away from home with access to wifi and netflicks. Fantastic breakfast with a great selection of food. Could not recommend this B&B enough...will be returning for another weekend escape A+++
Ask Gaz L about Mountain Sanctuary B&B
Thanks Gaz for your kind review. It is a pleasure to host lovely guests like yourselves. We are really glad you managed to find the time to return and welcome you to our regulars club!
Amazing views, service and facilities
Room was stunning, private spa bath and spacious bathroom were truly outstanding. Staying here exceeded our expectations and we loved every minute. The service was fantastic - tea/coffee and a fudge sample on arrival, more than enough towels, and quality recommendations for what to do on the mountain. Thank you for a lovely stay!
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Close by to the main street, about 10 minutes walking distance. Beautiful property and rooms with a nice view from our room. The optional hot breakfast was well worth it, although the included continental breakfast would be sufficient for most. I would stay here again.
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Jason G, Owner at Mountain Sanctuary B&B, responded to this reviewResponded 8 May 2017
Thank you for your review. We look forward to welcoming you back, regards Linda and Jeff