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Effective: May 22, 2019
Subject to these Referral Program Terms and Conditions ("Terms"), the Soothe Referral Program (the "Program") offers eligible referrers (as further described below) ("you" or "Referrer") the opportunity to earn sixty (60) massage minutes that you can redeem for massage therapy services booked through Soothe.com ("Referral Reward") by referring five (5) friends who (i) are individuals that comply with the eligibility requirements set forth below, (ii) have not previously made any purchases from Soothe.com, and (iii) make a Qualifying Purchase (as defined below) ("Referred Friends"). To trigger a Referral Reward, five (5) Referred Friends must use your active personalized code ("Personal Code") to make their first massage purchase using Soothe.com ("Qualifying Purchase"). When you send a Personal Code to Referred Friends, Referred Friends will receive an online coupon they can redeem for $20 off their first massage purchase of sixty (60) minutes or longer from Soothe.com ("Referral Coupon") if purchased within ninety (90) days of account registration. To participate as a Referrer, log-in to your account (or register for a free soothe.com account if you do not already have one) and get your Personal Code at soothe.com or use our social media referral tool (available at the end of the massage purchase process) to post your Personal Code on your social media account.
By (i) sharing a Personal Code issued through the Program, clicking a button or taking another action to signify your acceptance of these Terms, (ii) participating in the Program, or (iii) claiming or accepting any benefits from the Program, including any Referral Reward or Referral Coupons, you accept these Terms and all terms incorporated by reference as described below. If you do not agree to be bound by these Terms, you may not participate in the Program. These Terms supplement the terms of Soothe's Terms and Conditions of service available at https://www.soothe.com/legal/terms/b2c/us (as they may be modified from time to time), which are incorporated herein by reference ("Terms and Conditions"). In the event of a conflict between these Terms and Soothe's Terms and Conditions, these Terms control with respect to the Program. From time to time, Soothe may publish referral rewards offers on a promotional basis with incentives, coupon values or other terms that vary from those described in these Terms. To the extent the terms of such an offer expressly conflict with these Terms, the express terms published with the applicable offer will control with respect to that promotion only.
Participation in the Program and the opportunities to share a Personal Code and earn and redeem Referral Rewards and Referral Coupons are offered at the sole discretion of Soothe and are subject to your compliance with these Terms. Soothe MAY LIMIT, SUSPEND, OR TERMINATE YOUR ABILITY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAM IN ITS SOLE AND ABSOLUTE DISCRETION AT ANY TIME WITH OR WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE TO YOU.
Eligibility to participate in the Program is open only to individuals who are at least eighteen (18) years of age at the time of participation (or the local age of majority in the jurisdiction where the participant resides, if higher than 18).
The Program is not open to residents of any jurisdiction where the Program would be restricted or prohibited by law. The following individuals are also excluded from eligibility to participate in the Program: (i) officers, directors, employees, agents, and representatives (collectively "Personnel") of Soothe and/or its corporate parents, subsidiaries, and affiliated companies, and (ii) Personnel of any other company involved in the development, presentation or administration of the Program.
For the avoidance of doubt, massage therapists who provide services through soothe.com are eligible to participate as Referrers, but not as Referred Friends in the Program. You may only participate in the Program through your use of a single Soothe account. You are responsible for all uses of your Soothe account and for maintaining the currency and accuracy of the e-mail address and any other contact information stored in your account. The creation or use of multiple accounts, e-mail addresses, online identities or aliases to circumvent the single-account restriction or any other requirement or limitation specified in these Terms is prohibited and may result in your exclusion from the Program and the cancellation of all related Personal Codes, Referral Rewards and Referral Coupons. Soothe may, in its sole discretion, suspend, cancel or combine any accounts that appear to be duplicative. Soothe is not liable for Referral Coupons or other communications sent to suspended or terminated or inaccurately entered e-mail addresses.
The Program is intended only for your personal, noncommercial use and for engaging your warm network of friends, family members and personal connections. The Program cannot be used by businesses or for affiliate lead generation or similar purposes, as determined in Soothe's sole discretion. The sharing of a Personal Code outside of your warm network of personal connections is strictly prohibited.
When sharing your Personal Code, you agree that you will always tell your Referred Friends that you will receive a reward from Soothe if they make their first Qualifying Purchase using your code.
Your Referred Friends must enter your Personal Code while making a Qualifying Purchase. If a Referred Friend does not enter your Personal Code while making a Qualifying Purchase, he or she will not receive a Referral Coupon and the transaction will not help you earn any Referral Reward because Soothe cannot reliably determine that the Referred Friend's purchase resulted from your referral.
You may not post or promote your Personal Code on Soothe's social media pages or on coupon sites or other websites created to take advantage of referral traffic generated from individuals searching for coupons, as determined by Soothe in its sole discretion. Any distribution of your Personal Code that could constitute "spam" under any applicable law or regulation is expressly prohibited. Soothe reserves the right to deactivate any Personal Codes distributed through unauthorized channels and to revoke all related Referral Rewards and Referral Coupons.
Soothe reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to deactivate any Personal Code (and void all associated Referral Rewards and Referral Coupons) which it deems, in its sole discretion, to be used in violation of these Terms or in association with content that Soothe deems offensive or inappropriate in its sole discretion. Without limiting the foregoing, such content includes all forms of pornography, obscenity, indecent language and content that incites hate, is demeaning, disparages or damages the goodwill, reputation, or brand image of Soothe, or incites or endorses discrimination in any form.
You may earn only one (1) Referral Reward for every five (5) Referred Friends who make Qualifying Purchases using your Personal Code, regardless of the number of purchases that your Referred Friends make through Soothe. To receive multiple Referral Rewards, you must introduce multiple unique groups of five (5) Referred Friends who make a Qualifying Purchase using your Personal Code. You cannot refer yourself to help earn a Referral Reward or obtain a Referral Coupon. Purchases by Referred Friends who share your e-mail address or billing address information will not be counted for purposes of calculating Referral Rewards and such purchasers may not use any Referral Coupons.
Purchases by Referred Friends who have previously made a purchase from Soothe.com under any name, account, e-mail address, or alias also DO NOT count as Qualifying Purchases and will not help you earn Referral Rewards. Any Referral Rewards issued in circumstances in which they would be invalid pursuant to these Terms are void.
Instructions on how to redeem Referral Rewards and Referral Coupons are available at https://www.soothe.com/promofaq/.
A Referral Coupon can only be used for a Referred Friend's first massage purchase of sixty (60) minutes or more from Soothe.com. If you are a Referred Friend, you may redeem your Referral Coupon by entering the Referrer's Personal Code to make a Qualifying Purchase. Your Referral Coupon expires at 11:59:59 pm ET ninety (90) days after the date you register for an account on soothe.com.
Each Referral Reward you earn will appear in your Soothe account as sixty (60) minutes of massage time ("Reward Massage Minutes"). Each Reward Massage Minute may be redeemed for one minute of massage service booked through Soothe, provided that such minutes must be applied to the purchase of massage sessions in the standard session lengths offered by Soothe. If you combine Reward Massage Minutes with currency payments to purchase a massage, the portion of your session not covered by your Massage Minutes will be charged to the payment device associated with your account on a prorated basis according to our then-current price for the applicable service in the location where your massage is delivered, subject to any Soothe Plus or other discounts that may apply. Your Referral Reward deposit of Reward Massage Minutes ordinarily will be distributed to your account within 24 hours after the completion of the last Qualifying Purchase made by each series of five (5) unique Referred Friends you refer to Soothe. Please contact us if Reward Massage Minute Coupons you are expecting do not timely display in your account.
Referral Rewards and Referral Coupons may only be redeemed in connection with massage orders placed on Soothe.com. Referral Coupons cannot be combined or "stacked" with any other discount or promotional codes or credits (other than any discount automatically applied to Soothe Plus massages). You may not accumulate in your account Referral Rewards with an aggregate Reward Massage Minutes value exceeding six hundred (600) Reward Massage Minutes at any time. Any Referral Rewards earned while your account includes the six hundred (600) maximum number of unused Reward Massage Minutes will be forfeited and void. To receive more Referral Rewards after reaching the six hundred (600) unused Reward Massage Minute account maximum, use some of your unused Reward Massage Minutes so that your aggregate total falls below six hundred (600).
To redeem or use Referral Rewards and Reward Massage Minutes, your Program account must be active and registered. As provided in more detail below, Soothe reserves the right to "unregister" any inactive account, in which case any Referral Rewards and Reward Massage Minutes earned prior to your Program account being deemed inactive will be forfeited and void.
Referral Rewards, Reward Massage Minutes and Referral Coupons are promotional in nature, are not transferable, have no cash value, and cannot, under any circumstances, be redeemed for gift cards, cash or any cash equivalent. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, Referral Rewards, Reward Massage Minutes and Referral Coupons may not be combined among participants or conveyed by any means to anyone, including upon death through a Program participant's estate, as part of a divorce or domestic relations matter, or otherwise.
Any Qualifying Purchases, Referral Rewards, or Referral Coupons that cannot be verified to the satisfaction of Soothe are subject to adjustment, cancellation, disqualification, or revocation at our sole discretion.
Soothe will not be liable for the failure of any Referral Rewards, Reward Massage Minutes, or Referral Coupons to be accurately issued or redeemed for any reason, including, but not limited to, any technical malfunction or other problems relating to any network, computer system, servers, access providers, computer equipment or software.
Soothe reserves the right, in our sole and absolute discretion, to (i) investigate, invalidate, and revoke any Referral Rewards, Reward Massage Minutes, or Referral Coupons we deem to have been issued in error, or as the result of any violation of these Terms, or as the result of any actual or suspected fraudulent or improper activity (including without limitation, the use of any system, macro, script, bot or fake email address to manipulate the Program) and (ii) bar further Personal Codes and Referral Coupons from being sent by, and Referral Rewards from being issued to, any Referrers associated with any actual or suspected fraudulent or improper activity or violations of these Terms. If Soothe has any reason to suspect improper activity associated your participation in the Program, Soothe reserves the right to delay or withhold the issuance of any related Referral Rewards and Referral Coupons. Soothe further reserves the right to terminate your Program account and deactivate, cancel, or revoke any related Personal Codes, Referral Coupons, Referral Rewards, and Reward Massage Minutes if Soothe suspects that you (or any Referred Friend you refer to Soothe) has used or attempted to use the Program in a fraudulent or abusive manner or in violation of these Terms, Soothe's Terms and Conditions, or applicable law. In the event that your participation in the Program is terminated, you will not be able to redeem any accumulated Referral Coupons, Referral Rewards, or Reward Massage Minutes and you are not permitted to re-enroll in the Program without the prior written consent of Soothe.
Without notice to you, Soothe also reserves the right to "unregister" a Program account that is inactive and cause that Program account to be ineligible for the Program. An inactive Program account is defined as a Soothe account that has not earned or redeemed Referral Rewards for one year. In the event that your Program account is unregistered due to inactivity, then you will no longer be eligible for Program benefits, including earning Referral Rewards or redeeming unused Reward Massage Minutes. You may reactivate your Program account by obtaining and using a new Personal Code, but any Referral Rewards and Reward Massage Minutes earned prior to your Program account being deemed inactive will be forfeited and void.
Any disputes related to these Terms and the subject matter herein will be resolved pursuant to the dispute resolution terms of Soothe's Terms and Conditions. If any provision of these Terms is, for any reason, held to be invalid or unenforceable, the other provisions of these Terms will remain enforceable and the invalid or unenforceable provision will be deemed modified so that it is valid and enforceable to the maximum extent permitted by law. Any waiver or failure to enforce any provision of these Terms on one occasion will not be deemed a waiver of any other provision or of such provision on any other occasion. You may not assign any rights or obligations under these Terms, in whole or in part, without the written consent of Soothe. Soothe may freely assign or transfer these Terms. Any assignment or transfer in violation of the foregoing is void. These Terms are the final, complete and exclusive Terms between you and Soothe with respect to the subject matters hereof and supersedes and merges any discussions between you and Soothe with respect to such subject matters. If you are dissatisfied with any aspect of the Program at any time, your sole and exclusive remedy is to cease participating in the Program.
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Meet The Founders Of Self-Made
Aimé & Brandon
Self-Made is brought to you by Aimé and Brandon, a stylish and resourceful duo of go-getter young gentlemen who know that merely looking presentable is not enough.
"Men with the intent of rising higher in the world need to look in sync with the trends while making their own signature style statement".
This philosophy that became the core of Self-Made when Aimé and Brandon started sourcing their own tailored garments from Shanghai. Extremely happy with the quality and the custom fit of their suits, they sensed immense possibilities in turning their initiative into a full-time online enterprise. The duo decided to set up a company that would provide unique, custom designed and tailored menswear to gentlemen who are driven to excel in their own unique ways.
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Automobiles have really been engineered to go faster and faster over the years. In the early days, say around 1900 when the automobile was just invented, 24 miles per hour was considered fast, and 60 mph was death defying. Today, the world's fastest super sports cars can nudge a little over 200 mph and even "slower" high performance sports cars can easily achieve 160 mph. Truth be told, any so-called sports sedan worth its salt can top out at 160 mph and run with any sports car in the top speed wars. Yes, we have come a long way since the Model T Ford.
It may sound silly to mention these top speeds here in America, where the average legal interstate highway speed is 65 mph, which, allowing for the 10 mph over the posted speed limit rule, is actually 75 mph. However, driving a complex high-speed vehicle at less than half its capability is frustrating, but quite safe. That, my friends, is the secret of most new cars. They are really, really safe as compared to cars built less than two decades ago.
The big danger on the highway is not automobiles, but the people driving them. Cars today are so much more capable than the people behind the wheel. First of all, it is much too easy to get a driver's license here in America. The big part of the driver's test in the U.S. is to see if one can parallel park. No one ever got killed trying to park a car. Teach folks how to get out of a skid. Teach how to avoid a head-on crash. Be aware that to a new driver, 75 mph on a superhighway is a very dangerous thing. Save lives, not egos.
It makes me mad every time I see a car ad on television that advertises a car's new latest and greatest electronic driving aid. Rearview mirrors that warn of a car next to you? Brakes that automatically slow down and stop your car if there is a car stopping front of you? In front of you! This is pure madness. If you are so dumb that you can't stop your car by yourself when a car stops short in front of you, you should not have a driver's license. Period. Also, human beings are endowed with certain physical features for driving. They are called eyes. For 50 years I've counted on my non-electronic peepers to look into my rear view mirror and tell me what's going on. New car manufacturers are not helping us drive, but they are insulting our intelligence and pocketbooks. Automakers should stop adding electronic Band-Aids on their automobiles to inflate their products' prices. They are adding false security to a nation that just needs better driving skills.
The best drivers I've ever seen are on the Autobahn in Germany. The simple reason is because it is very hard to get a driver's license in Germany and those crazy Germans drive their cars at 150 mph all day long on the Autobahn. Simple driving Autobahn tips: Never but never pass another car on the right—they put you in jail. Never but never drive in the left lane unless you are passing somebody—they put you in jail for that. When in the left lane, keep your left signal-light flasher on, especially when going over 150 mph. Germans are very serious about driving. They don't like jail, but they like driving fast.
No, I don't want to live in Germany. I'm just trying to make the point that there is something to learn about driving in a country that produces Porsche motorcars and allows no speed limits on certain highways. That lesson is: forget gadgets, take driving more seriously. No GPS programming or texting while on the move, and please pull off the road if you feel the need to have a meaningful conversation with your shrink on the cell phone.


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There's no better subcompact to take you from point A to point B than the Honda Fit. Back on Ashland roadways for the 2019 model year, Fit arrives in style with a chrome and piano black accented grille, a refreshed light profile that includes multi-reflector halogen headlights and LED taillights, striking body lines, and a rear spoiler.
The Sport trim has returned to the 2019 Fit lineup, featuring front, rear, and side underbody spoilers to promote aerodynamics, and 16-inch black alloy wheels for a little more athleticism.
Fit will save you money at the pump with a capable 1.5-L 4-cylinder engine that achieves an impressive, EPA-estimated 40 mpg on the highway (CVT).
Inside the cabin of the 2019 Honda Fit, there's room for five passengers, while the accommodating 2nd-Row Magic Seat provides up to 52.7 cu. ft. of maximum cargo space with four different interior configurations, including tall mode, utility mode, long mode, and refresh mode.
Drivers can upgrade to leather trim and heated front seats to make those chilly mornings a little more bearable, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to prevent distracted driving, and a 7-inch touchscreen display that houses useful technology like Bluetooth audio streaming and smartphone integration. Stop into any Tri-State Honda Dealers location today and get a firsthand look at the 2019 Fit.
For Tri-State shoppers that are searching for a new, five-door hatchback, the side-by-side comparisons listed below will be a useful tool during your car buying process. Click on the links now to see how the 2019 Honda Fit matches up against key competitors like the Ford Fiesta, Kia Soul, and Nissan Versa Note.
In addition to its distinct exterior design, updated technology inside, and enough cargo space to fit even a kayak, the Honda Fit has also earned the 2019 ALG Residual Value Award as a vehicle predicted to lead its segment in value retention after three years of ownership.
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Looking to feed a crowd? Our Giant Burger Ring is a great way to create an awesome centrepiece to please everyone!
• 1kg high quality ground beef
• 60g American mustard
• 1/2 tbsp salt
• 1/2 tbsp pepper
• 250g streaky bacon, each rasher cut in half
• 8 rolls, sliced in half, toasted and buttered
• Lettuce leaves
• 1 red onion, thinly sliced
• 1 tomato, sliced
• Burger sauce
• 120g mayonnaise
• 70g ketchup
• 70g American mustard
• 6 sweet pickled onions, very finely chopped
• 1 tbsp caster sugar
• 2 tsp white vinegar
• 2 gherkins, finely chopped
1. Preheat oven to 190˚C.
2. In a bowl, add the beef, mustard, salt and pepper. Mix with your hands to combine.
3. Grab your bundt tin and press the meat mixture into it to form a large circle. Turn out on a wire rack set over a lipped baking sheet and gently press the circle flat until it's 2 inches thick.
4. Place each piece of bacon around the meat ring, overlapping them and tucking underneath.
5. Bake for 20 minutes in the hot oven and then turn the oven to grill and grill for 10 - 15 minutes until the bacon is crisp. Quite a lot of fat will collect in the bottom of the baking sheet, which is why it's best to have the meat ring on a wire rack.
6. In a small bowl mix together the ingredients for the burger sauce and set aside.
7. Arrange the bottom of each roll in a circle and place the meat ring on top of buns. Add lettuce, onion and tomato on top of the meat ring then place the top part of the buns around the top of the meat ring.
8. Place burger sauce in the centre of the meat ring. Slice and serve immediately.


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This 4-night affordable trip to Malaysia includes visit to Langkawi and Kuala Lumpur with activities. We offer the best prices in the market.
Yugo.pk gives you the best travel deals along with the flexibility to select your own dates, even add number of nights and activities in each destination and change your hotel type as per your budgets. The first website in Pakistan which has the facility of dynamic packages.
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Discover the modern and colonial architecture of Kuala Lumpur on a half-day tour and marvel at attractions from the upscale shopping mall of the Petronas Twin Towers to the on-of-a-kind street markets. Continue to the King's Palace (Istana Negara) and take pictures of the intricate royal residence. Contrast the glass and steel marvels of the city center with the manicured grounds of the National Mosque and its dome of blue and green tiles. Pay your respects to those who lost their lives in the struggle for independence at Tugu Negara. Visit the Sultan Abdul Samad Building and Cocoa Boutique, where you can purchase exquisite chocolates.
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Langkawi is an archipelago made up of 99 islands on Malaysia's west coast. Surrounded by turquoise sea, the interior of the main island is a mixture of picturesque paddy fields and jungle-clad hills. If you're intent on carting off duty-free beverages, cigarettes and chocolate, then this is the place to be. Still, nature lovers will find the island just as agreeable as the shoreline is fringed by powder-fine sand and swaying coconut trees.
Below is the list of best rated Halal food resturants in Langkawi:
1. Alhamdulillah Restaurant
Cuisine: Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, Arabic
Address: Lot 6 Pekan Rabu | Baru Baron, Langkawi 07000, Malaysia
2. Yasmin Restaurant
Cuisine: Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, Grill
Address: 1225 Jalan Pantai Cenang | Mukim Kedawang, Langkawi 07000, Malaysia
3. The Argan Trees Restaurant
Cuisine: Moroccan, Seafood, International
Address: Sunblock, Jalan Teluk Baru, Pantai Tengah | Near Sunba Club, Langkawi 07000, Malaysia
4. MY French Factory
Cuisine: French, Cafe, European
Address: Jalan Pantai Cenang | Ground floor of the Langgura BARON Resort, Langkawi 07000, Malaysia
5. Nasi Dagang Pak Malau
Cuisine: Asian, Malaysian, Halal
Address: No. 186, Jalan Makam Mahsuri | Hadapan Masjid Bukit Temin, Langkawi 07000, Malaysia
6. Arang BBQ & Grill Langkawi
Cuisine: Barbecue, Middle Eastern, International
Address: 62A Jalan Teluk Baru | Pantai Tengah, Langkawi, Pantai Cenang, Langkawi 07000, Malaysia
7. Maroush
Cuisine: Indian, Asian, Middle Eastern
Address: 1 Landcon, Langkawi 07000, Malaysia
8. Nasi Kandar Tomato
Cuisine: Indian, Asian, Malaysian
Address: Jalan Pantai Chenang, Langkawi 07000, Malaysia
9. Mumbai Palace
Cuisine: Indian, Asian, Vegetarian Friendly
Address: Jalan Pantai Cenang, Langkawi 07000, Malaysia
10. German Food Corner
Cuisine: German, Fast Food, International
Address: Jalan Telaga Tujuh | Oriental Village, Langkawi 07000, Malaysia
11. Yasmin Express
Cuisine: Middle Eastern, Arabic, Pizza
Address: Next to Cenang Mall, Langkawi 07000, Malaysia
Although Langkawi is small (the main island being only about 320 sq kms), you will need a road transport to explore the island or visit the attractions. The road network of Langkawi is considered quite good and reach out to almost all corners of the island.
There are two kinds of roads - the main roads that connect the main places of the island and the side roads that take you to the nooks and crannies.
The main roads are wide and very well maintained. However the side roads can be really narrow and get muddy when it rains. From north to south, the road distance would be about 30kms and from East to west little more. So the maximum driving distance between two points in the island never exceeds more than 40 minutes. In Malay Language, a road is called 'Jalan' and therefore all road names in the island are prefixed by this word. So what are the options of getting around the island and which are the best local transports? Let's look into each one of the options available:
Taxis are available in abundance and they are the most popular and convenient transport in the island. However the flip side is, they are quite expensive compared to the other modes. A 15 minutes ride on a taxi can cost you RM18. But you get taxis almost everywhere - at the airport, ferry terminal, main tourist places, several taxi stands, and you can also stop a vacant taxi on the road and get in. Check out Langkawi Taxis to know about the service, fares, rules and reserving a taxi for tours.
Car Rentals
This is another great option if you know driving and can manage Left Hand Drive. If you plan to tour around the island, a car rental can be much more economical than a taxi. Driving in Langkawi is also easy and the roads are scarcely populated. There are plenty of car rentals available in the island. Check out Langkawi Car Rentals to know the do's & don'ts, the best rental companies, rental rates etc.
Motorbikes, Scooters & Bicycle Rentals
You can rent two wheelers in the island. Scooters and motorbikes usually come for RM25-40 a day depending on number of days you are renting whereas a bicycle rental would be about RM15 a day. You are required to wear a helmet by law and it is provided by the rental agency. You will also need a valid two wheeler license for renting scooters, motorbikes and even mopeds. Your own country's license should be fine. There is hardly any checking for the licenses by the police unless you meet with an accident. There is a small security deposit taken by most rental agencies.
If you are coming by ferry, there are plenty of kiosks outside the jetty offering Motorbikes, Scooters and Mopeds. There are also many agencies in Pantai Cenang along the road and other popular tourist places. The T-Shop in Pantai Tengah also rents scooters & bikes. If you plan to stay for several weeks and looking for cheap Motorbike/Scooter rentals in Langkawi, then you can try Hoe Sin Motor located just outside Kuah Town (Phone: 04 966 8358). Their rate is RM220 a month or RM140 for 2 weeks. You can also bargain with other agencies if you plan to rent for long.
However do check out if the Motorbike/Scooter has proper permit, otherwise you will not be able to claim any insurance in case of damages. Also I would strongly recommend that you take insurance coverage (usually RM 8-10 per day). Accidents in two wheelers are quite common in the island.
The best attractions in Langkawi make the most of the natural landscapes, expansive parks, and iconic structures that no first-time visitor should skip on their travel itinerary. As one of Malaysia's best-known and most popular beach destinations, the massive island is home to historical attractions, great fare, excellent diving opportunities, exciting nightlife and dirt-cheap shopping.
1. Langkawi Sky Bridge
Langkawi Sky Bridge is a 125 metre-long curved pedestrian bridge that offers an exhilarating (and sometimes terrifying) view of the verdant Gunung Mat Cincang, Telaja Tujuh waterfalls, and several islets surrounding Langkawi. Set 700 metres above sea level, it is only accessible via the final station of the Langkawi Cable Car ride, which is priced at RM35 for adults and RM25 for children (two to 12 years old). This sturdy bridge can accommodate up to 250 people at a time, and is fitted with double steel railings, an enclosed wire mesh, and two triangular platforms where you can relax and enjoy the cool breeze.
2. Dataran Lang (Eagle Square)
Dataran Lang, also known as Eagle Square, is a striking 12 metre-tall sculpture of an eagle poised to take flight is displayed atop an elevated platform. Set in Kuah, this prominent landmark is just a five-minute walk from Kuah Jetty, Jetty Point Mall, Taman Lagenda Dalam Langkawi, as well as numerous restaurants and duty-free shops. Dataran Lang also houses beautiful miniature fountains, terraces and bridges, while its close proximity to the sea makes it a popular spot for watching ferries ply across the harbour in the evening.
3. Langkawi Cable Car
Langkawi Cable Car takes visitors on a vertiginous 15-minute ride to the top of mount Mat Cincang, offering breath-taking views of Langkawi's rainforests, islets, and waterfalls. The journey starts out at the Oriental Village where you'll pass several stops fitted with open-air view decks along the way. As it gets a little chilly towards the top, we advise bringing a sweater along for the ride. After reaching the 708 metre-tall peak, visitors can enjoy the cool breeze, grab a quick bite, browse through the stalls selling T-shirts and souvenirs, and of course take lots of photos from the observatory deck.
4. Underwater World Langkawi
Set along the vibrant Pantai Cenang beach town, Underwater World Langkawi houses more than 500 species of sea creatures including harbour seals, rockhopper penguins, seahorses, as well as flamingos and mandarin ducks. One of the highlights is a 15-metre walkthrough underwater tunnel, where you can enjoy close-up views of sharks, giant stingrays, and green turtles. Accessible via a 15-minute drive from Langkawi International Airport, Underwater World Langkawi is also set next to The Zon Shopping Paradise and Coco Valley where you can shop for an array of duty-free goods.
5. Gunung Raya
With an altitude of 881 metres, Gunung Raya is hailed as the highest peak in Langkawi. According to local beliefs, the mountain is the cursed form of a giant called Mat Raya, who had once lived on the island. The dense rainforest is home to numerous wildlife such as leaf monkeys, flying foxes, macaque monkeys, squirrels, mountain hawk eagles, white bellied sea eagles, and great hornbills. Gunung Raya is also a popular destination for hiking, but bringing a guide along is highly advisable as the trail can be quite challenging for novices.
Langkawi's duty-free shopping is the next best reason to visit the tropical island. With a large concentration of duty-free stores that stock in-demand items ranging from cigarettes, beverages and chocolates to luggage, sports shoes, perfumes, and cooking utensils, Langkawi is undoubtedly a shopper's paradise.
1. Teow Soon Huat Duty-Free Shopping
Teow Soon Huat, a popular shopping venue along the Padang Matsirat area, is a massive duty-free shopping centre with 60 outlets, 12 eateries and a supermarket. Shoppers can find specially priced household commodities, a wide variety of apparel, luggage and bags, groceries, not forgetting imported tobacco, liquor and confectionery products. Best of all, Teow Soon Huat also offers daily discounts of up to 70% off the original retail prices.
2. The Zon Shopping Paradise
The Zon Shopping Paradise is a duty-free shopping complex situated on the southern end of Pantai Cenang. In addition to some of the cheapest chocolates, liquor, tobacco and perfumes in Langkawi, The Zon Shopping Paradise also house cosmetics, gift and souvenir items, clothing, jewellery, stationery items, watches, as well as branded sunglasses, luggage and bags.
3. Jetty Point Complex
A two-storey shopping mall conveniently located at the entrance of Kuah Jetty, Jetty Point Complex is a popular last-minute shopping stopover for visitors before they board the ferry back to the mainland. Shoppers can find branded clothing and accessories for men, women and children as well as duty-free cosmetics, perfume, leather goods, sportswear, beverages and cigarettes.
4. Cenang Mall
A two-storey shopping complex in Pantai Cenang, Cenang Mall houses a pharmacy, supermarket, as well as several restaurants and local retail outlets. It is comparably less frequented compared to the countless souvenir stores and duty-free complexes in the vicinity, but Cenang Mall is perfect for those who prefer a more comfortable shopping experience during Langkawi's rather scorching afternoons.
5. Atma Alam Batik Village
The Atma Alam Batik Village is a batik textile factory, and art gallery which showcases exquisite batik prints and a wide array of cultural works. Atma Alam Batik Village also houses a large retail outlet which offers an extensive range of batik apparel, songket and batik fabrics, original oil paintings, bags, purses, handmade crafts for sale. Atma Alam Batik Village is the perfect place to pick up some traditional Malaysian items for souvenirs or personal mementos of your time in Langkawi.
6. Coco Valley - Underwater World Langkawi
Located beside Underwater World Langkawi, Coco Valley stocks a dizzying assortment of cocoa products as well as a satisfying selection of wine, whiskies, and champagnes. Best of all, Langkawi's duty-free policy means that chocolates sold here are considerably cheaper than most places in the country. Coco Valley stocks major chocolate brands from most parts of the world, making it a one-stop shop (or paradise) for unapologetic chocolate lovers.
7. Temoyong Night Market
The Thursday Temoyong Night Market is one of the island's most popular street bazaars. It is a lively affair filled with local delights, fresh produce, clothes, trinkets, watches, sunglasses, wallets and handbags, paintings, and many other knick-knacks. Well-frequented by foreigners and locals alike, the Temoyong Night Market is undeniably one of Langkawi Island's most popular shopping paradises.
8. Langkawi Fais Shopping Mall
Langkawi Fair Shopping Mall is a one-stop establishment with several fast food outlets, a food court, money changers and an information counter for tourists in Kuah. Similar to most duty-free shopping complexes on the island, visitors can get a variety of items here including electronic items, apparels, cosmetics, perfume, leather products, sportswear, accessories, confectioneries, liquor, and cigarettes.
9. Perniagaan Haji Ismail Group Sdn. Bhd.
While Perniagaan Haji Ismail Group Sdn. Bhd. offers a selection of kitchenware, apparels, bags and luggage at duty-free prices, it is more renowned for its vast array of confectionary products. Visitors can find chocolates from well-loved brands such as Hershey's, Cadbury's, Ritter Sports, and Toblerone which are sold at very attractive prices.
10. Langkawi Geopark Enterprise
Langkawi Geopark Enterprise, located next to the Langkawi Cable Car ticket booth, is a great place to purchase kitsch souvenirs as well as genuine batik apparel. Offering a wide range of trendy apparel, beach wear, beach toys, optical wear and souvenirs, the air-conditioned retail store is also a welcoming reprieve from the often scorching afternoon heat.
Kuala Lumpur is the capital city of Malaysia, boasting gleaming skyscrapers, colonial architecture, charming locals, and a myriad of natural attractions. Divided into numerous districts, its main hub is called the Golden Triangle which comprises Bukit Bintang, KLCC and Chinatown. KL is widely recognised for numerous landmarks, including Petronas Twin Towers (the world's tallest twin skyscrapers), Petaling Street flea market, and Batu Caves, which is over 400 million years old. With frequent sales events throughout the year, expansive shopping malls like Pavilion KL and Suria KLCC are also among the biggest tourist attractions in the city, hosting a wide range of upmarket labels from all over the world. Plus, if you need more reason to love Kuala Lumpur, there is the abundance of gastronomic delights – with thousands of hawker stalls, cafes, and restaurants serving every imaginable type of delicacies.
You can easily find Halal food in Malaysia. All fast food chains serves Halal only. Below is the list of top rated restaurants in Kuala Lumpur:
1. Dinner in the Sky Malaysia
Cuisine: Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Halal
Address: The Malaysia Hotel 231 Jalan Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur 55100, Malaysia
2. My Burger Lab Oug
Cuisine: American, Fast Food, Vegetarian Friendly
Address: 8 Jalan Awan Hijau | Taman Oug, Kuala Lumpur 58200, Malaysia
3. FS Nasi Kandar Corner
Cuisine: Indian, Asian, Malaysian
Address: 21 Jalan Melaka, Kuala Lumpur 50100, Malaysia
4. Songket Restaurant
Cuisine: Malaysian, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options
Address: No. 29 Jalan Yap Kwan Seng, Kuala Lumpur 50450, Malaysia
5. Al-Halabi Gourmet Resturant
Cuisine: Lebanese, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern
Address: 168 Jalan Bukit Bintang | Level 7 Pavillion Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur 55100, Malaysia
6. Tg's Nasi Kandar
Cuisine: Indian, Asian, Malaysian
Address: 3 Jalan Tengkat Tong Shin | Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur 50200, Malaysia
Cuisine: Indian, Barbecue, Asian
Address: Jalan P Ramlee | Wisma Rohas PureCircle, Kuala Lumpur 50450, Malaysia
8. Qureshi Malaysia
Cuisine: Indian, Asian, Vegetarian Friendly
Address: 1 Ground Floor, East Wing, TPC Kuala Lumpur , No 10 Jalan 1/70D Off Jalan Bukit Kiara, Kuala Lumpur 60000, Malaysia
Covering this Malaysian city in full is a mighty feat, so travellers should take advantage of the city's vast and efficient public transportation system to get the best out of the city's offerings.
KL Sentral
If you're looking to travel about this city using trains and buses, KL Sentral will be the main place to familiarise yourself with. It serves as the main station that allows travellers to interconnect between almost all train lines. Make sure to map out a route to this station from where you're staying to guarantee a smooth transit within the city.
This is also the most accessible station in terms of getting tourist information, with an incredibly helpful information counter in the centre (all staff can speak English), and even a Tourism Malaysia outlet to help out with any further questions.
Single-ride passes are generally available for purchase at ticket machines and counters. These often require exact change, and can be hassle especially at peak hours where massive lines can be expected, especially at major stations.
If you are planning to use public transport for most of your travelling, it is recommended to go cashless and buy a Touch 'n Go (TnG) card for around RM20 ($4.70 USD), which includes a RM10 ($2.35 USD) stored credit. The card is a prepaid smartcard that allows users to pre-load it with credit that will be deducted automatically as you tap in and out of trains and buses, as well as enjoy cheaper prices. These cards are available at the airport or at any major train station, and can be reloaded at most retail outlets and convenience store counters.
MRT-SBK Line
The brand new Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) line runs through the Kuala Lumpur city centre, providing direct access to tourist spots such as the National Museum and Central Market. The train line is also a great option for shoppers as it provides direct access to a plethora of malls, and even has a station in Bukit Bintang, the shopping and entertainment hub of Kuala Lumpur.
Most major stations have a large network of underground tunnels and bus services that connect them to the surrounding facilities, just grab a map and ask the friendly and helpful staff on duty to help you map out your route. A ride costs between RM1.10 ($0.25 USD) to RM6.40 ($1.50 USD), with cheaper prices available when using the cashless option of a TnG card.
Not as conveniently available within the KL city centre, the KTM Komuter system caters more to the local residents of the city rather than tourists. However, it is does provide travellers with a much cheaper travel option to the beautiful Batu Caves, which is otherwise only reachable by taking a tour bus or taxi to the location, either of which can be rather costly. A trip from KL Sentral to Batu Caves will cost about RM2 ($0.47 USD) one-way, and upon arrival at the Batu Caves, just walk across the car park to get to the main entrance.
Go KL City Bus
Easily the best option to get around KL as a traveller right now is via the GO KL City Bus. It's a free city bus service with four routes that covers most of the major tourist spots of Kuala Lumpur, which includes the likes of Bukit Bintang, Chinatown, and KLCC. These pink buses are hard to miss and can be boarded at any of its stops, and has a frequency rate of about 15 minutes – with each bus being fully air-conditioned and equipped with free Wi-Fi.
RapidKL Bus
The other major public bus service, the RapidKL Bus, is generally not as encouraged as a mode of transportation for non-locals, given their erratic scheduling. The best way to approach taking a RapidKL bus is to board them at a train station, after having previously established and mapped out your route with the information counter or with the bus drivers themselves. These buses usually cost up to RM3 ($0.71 USD), and can either be paid in exact change or through tapping your TnG card twice, once upon entering and another upon alighting.
The Light Rail Transit (LRT) system is the most widely used of the public transportation systems, and will be your best bet to get to most areas of KL that aren't immediately within the city centre. Stations are often located at popular areas in KL, and serve as a good mid-way point to destinations, but don't often provide direct access. Travellers will often have to pair using the LRT with walking a slight distance or grabbing a taxi/ride-hail car to their destination. A ride can cost between RM0.80 ($0.19 USD) to RM8.00 ($1.90 USD), with cheaper fares for those using the cashless option of a TnG card.
Taxi/Ride-hailing apps
Taxis in Malaysia have a notorious reputation for not using their meter and tricking individuals into paying exorbitant costs. Many Malaysians have mostly foregone the use of taxis in favour of ride-hailing apps such as Grab or Uber, as rates are easier to track and allow online card payment through the app. Most popular locations even have designated pick-up spots for users of these apps.
If necessary, it is advised to use a taxi with caution. Before boarding the taxi, ask if the driver can take you to your destination and if they could use the meter. If they try to barter, politely decline, thank them, and move on to find another taxi. The standard fare for taxis are RM3 ($0.71 USD) for the first 1km and subsequent 150 metres is RM0.10 ($0.02 USD), and need to be paid in cash only.
KLIA Express
Solely for travelling to and from the airport, this non-stop airport transfer travels between Kuala Lumpur International Airports (KLIA and KLIA2) and the city centre (KL Sentral). The service provides free porter service at platforms and high-speed Wi-Fi onboard. Trains depart every 15 minutes during peak hours, and have a travel time of below 30 minutes. Train tickets cost RM55 ($13 USD) for a single-trip, and RM100 ($23.50 USD) for a return. If your place of stay doesn't provide an airport service, this may be a cheaper alternative, given that a taxi fare for the same trip, may cost upwards of RM60 ($14 USD) one-way.
When visiting a destination, some things you can do without, while others are considered the essence of a place. So we decided to compile a comprehensive guide of Kuala Lumpur's best attractions - making the cut are world famous iconic landmarks like the Petronas Twin Towers, religious hotspots like Batu Caves, as well as culturally enriching streets markets and botanical gardens.
1. Petronas Towers
Anchoring the sprawling Kuala Lumpur City Centre, are the iconic Petronas Twin Towers. Hailed as the Twin Jewels of Kuala Lumpur, a visit to KL just is not complete unless you have visited these doppelganger structures. The 88-storey chrome and steel towers are joined at the 41st and 42nd floors (175m above street level) by a 58m-long, double-decker Sky Bridge
2. Menara KL Tower
Standing atop the Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, the 421m-high KL Tower is, at present, the world's fifth tallest structure. Officially known as Menara KL, it has been outshone by the Petronas Twin Towers but remains an important architectural marker and boasts spectacular views of the city. The viewing deck is at least 100 metres higher than the Petronas Tower's Skybridge - to get free tickets be sure to arrive early.
3. Chinatown
The colourful Chinatown is a well-known bargain hunter's paradise that seemingly never sleeps. Deeply immersed in Oriental culture, heritage and history, it is undoubtedly one of the most popular tourist spots in Malaysia, and holds its own against its more glamorous neighbours, KLCC & Bukit Bintang. Representing Malaysia's multihued multicultural background perfectly, you can find all sorts of stuff, from Chinese herbs to imitation goods in this area.
4. Batu Caves
11 km north of KL, Batu Caves is a 400 million-year old limestone hill (with a 100-year old temple incorporated within it), best known as the focal point of the annual Hindu festival of Thaipusam. The celebration attracts thousands of visitors who come to see the colourful spectacle of devotees who pay homage by carrying ornately-decorated 'kavadis' (frameworks) combined with various metal hooks and skewers which are used to pierce the skin, cheeks and tongue.
5. Sultan Abdul Samad Building
Among Kuala Lumpur's earliest Moorish-style buildings, the Sultan Abdul Samad Building is a distinguished city landmark that originally served as the secretariat for the colonial British administration. Today it is home to the offices of the Ministry of Information, Communications and Culture of Malaysia. Built in 1897 and designed by AC Norman, it is set to the east of Merdeka Square (Dataran Merdeka) and is frequently the backdrop for Malaysia's annual Independence Day parades.
6. Sunway Lagoon Theme Park
Water slides that whirl and twirl, a manmade 'river' ride, surf beach, wave pool and 360° revolving pirate ship… the list of fun attractions at the 323,749sqm Sunway Lagoon Theme Park is extensive. Located in Petaling Jaya, the park encompasses a total of five different zones - the water park, Scream Park, Amusement Park, Extreme Park and Wildlife Park.
7. Jalan Alor
Called the cultural heart of the city's local cuisine, Jalan Alor (ocated just behind Jalan Bukit Bintang), is basically a strip of atmospheric air-conditioned Chinese seafood restaurants, with a row of hawker stalls set up on the five-foot walkway on both sides and plastic tables and chairs spilling out onto the road. The variety of food available is amazing with barbecued meats, noodles and desserts recognised as some of the best (and cheapest) in the city.
8. Aquaria KLCC
On the concourse level of the KL Convention Centre, the 464,515sqm Aquaria KLCC is home to over 150 species of marine life. Some people write it off as a tourist trap, but they're sorely missing out – beyond the gallons of water filled with necklaces of kelp, coral and sea creatures, is one of KL's foremost sightseeing attractions with real depth and complexity.
9. Central Market
The focus for the city's artistic community, Central Market is a KL cultural landmark, just a short walk away from Petaling Street. Also called Pasar Seni, it was built in 1928 and used to be a simple wet market, until the early 1980s when it was revamped into a handicrafts outlet. In similar vein to New York's SoHo flea market – the merchandise here is cheap and comprises traditional goods such as batik, embroidery carvings, souvenirs, and sculptures.
10. Perdana Botanical Gardens
The Perdana Botanical Gardens boast the largest collection of flower gardens and animal parks in Kuala Lumpur city centre. Formerly called Lake Gardens, one of its standout features is the Orchid Garden, which is fitted with walking paths and manmade fountains, as well as a semi-circle pergola and rock garden that house 800 species of orchids. Another must visit is the Hibiscus Garden, where you can find Malaysia's national flower in full bloom and a colonial-era building. Within the building is a quaint tearoom and a gallery showcasing the history and significance of the hibiscus flower in Malaysian history.
The Kuala Lumpur shopping scene is a pretty comprehensive one. For high end fashion, the Bukit Bintang and KLCC areas provide the most variety, with upmarket malls such as Pavilion KL and Suria KLCC home to international brands such as Jimmy Choo, Diane Von Fürstenberg and Louis Vuitton. Meanwhile, shopping centres like Low Yat Plaza and Berjaya Times Square are great places to spend your ringgit on tech-related products, and indie fashion finds. We just love street markets too, such as Petaling Street and handicraft emporium Central Market – the perfect places to get a real sense of the city's local shopping scene. There's something for every taste and budget here: designer labels, local indie brands, and street markets with artsy finds and cheap reproductions – it all depends on what you are looking for when shopping in Kuala Lumpur
1. Pavillion Kuala Lumpur Shopping Mall
Located at the centre of the uber trendy Bukit Bintang district, Pavilion Kuala Lumpur is a sprawling 1.37 million square feet complex comprised of three major components – a retail mall, an office block and two residential towers. Occupying prime real estate along Jalan Bukit Bintang, the mall was opened in 2007 and is noteworthy as the city centre's trendiest and most popular shopping development.
2. Suria KLCC
Located at the base of the 88-storey, steel-clad Petronas Twin Towers (which rise to 451.9m), the crescent-shaped Suria KLCC is more than just a shopping and dining venture. Opened in 1999, the retail and entertainment complex on the junction of Jalan Ampang and Jalan P. Ramlee houses a plethora of interesting attractions.
3. Mid Valley Megamall
The best shopping opportunity is not actually within Bangsar itself, but very near it; the Mid Valley Shopping mall is one of the largest in Southeast Asia and is arguably the Klang Valley's most popular shopping attraction. From Bangsar, it is a mere few minutes away using a large flyover that cuts across the smaller Bangsar roads that lead to other areas.
4. The Garden
Linked to Mid Valley Megamall via a covered pedestrian bridge and underground corridor, The Gardens Mall offers an upscale retail environment with a lengthy roster of luxury labels under its roof. Some of the brands represented at this mall include Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Versace, Hermes, Michael Kors, AX Armani Exchange, Gucci and Calvin Klein.
5. Starhill Gallery Kuala Lumpur
Connected directly to the five-star JW Marriott, Starhill Gallery is a high-end shopping mall with seven floors of luxury retail experience. The Feast and Relish floors feature a myriad of fine-dining options, while the Indulge and Adorn floors showcase a variety of designer labels with the former focusing more on fashion labels.
6. Berjaya Times Square
Comprising 10 floors and more than 700 retail outlets, Berjaya Times Square is a one-stop leisure destination for all ages. Linked to a five-star hotel of the same brand name, it also comes with several food courts, an indoor theme park with an IMAX theatre, a cinema, a spa centre, a games arcade, a karaoke lounge, a supermarket, a post office, a bank, an IT mall and hundreds of retail outlets offering everything from food to fashion.
7. Sunway Pyramid
Sunway Pyramid is 1.7 million-sqft Egyptian-themed mall adjacent to Sunway Lagoon Theme Park in Bandar Sunway, Subang Jaya. A distinctive retail landmark, it is one of the largest shopping centres in the country and the only one with an indoor ice skating rink. Some of the brands represented at this mall include Coach, Ms. Selfridge, Mango and Timberland.
8. One Utama Shopping Mall
Located away from the city centre, but still within the Kuala Lumpur limits, is the expansive 1 Utama shopping mall (fondly known as 1U to locals). Housing over 650 stores along with a smorgasbord of eateries and entertainment outlets, 1U spans over five million square feet and is located in Bandar Utama, a small suburb just off the Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong.
9. Sungei Wang Plaza
Sungei Wang Plaza has been around for more than two decades and is one of the oldest institutions in the Bukit Bintang area. Still attracting throngs of visitors even after all these years and despite being surrounded with more glamourous competition, Sungei Wang Plaza houses more than 500 retail outlets selling everything from food to clothes, with the topmost floor dedicated to fashion for youth from a variety of home-grown labels.
10. Low Yat Plaza Shopping Mall
Low Yat Plaza – commonly referred to as LYP or Low Yat – is a well-established commercial shopping centre in Kuala Lumpur's busy city centre. Specializing in electronics and IT products. Ranking high as one of the city's best known spots for gadgets and gizmos, the 12-storey mall is divided into a series of inter-connected stores surrounding a main concourse.
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text: Our committee Chair and Trustee, Roderick Rhys Jones I graduated in Civil Engineering from Imperial College in 1964. Whilst at College I was Vice-President of the engineering faculty student's union and an editor of Phoenix, the arts magazine founded by HG Wells. After graduation I worked as a surveyor in Antarctica before travelling through South America, the United States and ending the trip by sailing the Pacific in a small ketch. Returning to London i worked as a journalist on business magazines before working in the engineering industry. In 1978 I founded a management consultancy in the construction and engineering industry with my wife Sandi working on projects all over the world. I have been involved in alumni activities since graduation firstly editing and then publishing the Imperial Engineer and subsequently in building up Friends of Imperial College as an independent association concerned with promoting public understanding of the advances in science and technology and thereby supporting the mission of the College. In 2013 I was awarded the Imperial College Gold Medal for my contribution 'for substantially increasing Imperial's engagement with the public, alumni, supporters, and local people. Deputy Chair and Trustee, Bill Blackburn Bill studied Mechanical Engineering at Imperial College while working for Rolls-Royce aero engines in Bristol. He specialised in combustion engineering, combining R&D activities alongside computer modelling. Bill has worked in a range of defence, manufacturing firms and financial institutions supporting technology-enabled business transformation. He now works as an independent business consultant supporting organisations on major business change programmes. Bill joined Friends of Imperial College in 2009 and recognised the importance of blending interesting events with the social aspects. The accessibility of Friends promotes the work of Imperial College into the wider community. The position of Treasurer became vacant in 2010 and Bill volunteered for this role. His goal has been to streamline processes and manage our finances so that we can invest in promoting our exciting programme of events and grow membership. Bill has enjoyed recording our talks and many of these are available to download from the website. Bill lives in Dorking, Surrey and enjoys walking, cycling and music, particularly live jazz. External events co-ordinator, Rita Leek I have lived close to Imperial for many years now and joined the committee in 2006 after attending, and being very impressed by, Friends lectures at the College. My background is somewhat eclectic. I began my undergraduate life by taking an Arts degree, followed by a BSc in PPE at Birmingham University and then reading for the Bar. However, after completing my pupillage, I decided than the courtroom was not for me. Instead, I bought a restaurant in the City. This was a great challenge as I had absolutely no prior experience in catering. Nonetheless, I ran it very successfully for five years before selling and moving into property. This has been my field ever since, despite the sometimes dramatic ups and downs of the economy and the market. Originally I was very much a non-scientist, it was my worst subject at school. My interest in it has developed over the years and I will now readily share my enthusiasm for science with my friends (or anyone else who will listen!). Many of my own friends have now become members and staunch supporters of Friends. I hope I have also helped Friends not only to grow, but also to 'spread our wings' a little by organising trips further afield, such as Diamond Light, STFC, and the inaugural Friends visit to CERN in April 2013. These visits have proved hugely popular and I hope to help initiate some more for our future programmes. Committee member, Professor Richard Kitney OBE, FREng, FRSE, DSc (Eng), FCGI Dick Kitney is Professor of Biomedical Systems Engineering; Chairman of the Institute of Systems and Synthetic Biology; and Co-Director of the EPSRC National Centre for Synthetic Biology and Innovation. He was Founding Head of the Department of Bioengineering, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering. He chaired The Royal Academy of Engineering Inquiry into Synthetic Biology. He is a member of the Ministerial Leadership Council for Synthetic Biology and was one of the main authors of the UK Roadmap for Synthetic Biology. Dick is recognised as a leading researcher in synthetic biology and, with Professor Paul Freemont, has been responsible for developing the Imperial College Hub for Synthetic Biology, recognised as one of the leading international centres in the field. In 2013, they were successful in winning the national competition to establish the UK national industrial translation centre for synthetic biology. Kitney was made a Fellow of the World Technology Network in 1999 for his innovative work in the fields of health and medicine. He was made an Academician of the International Academy of BioMedical Engineering in September 2003 (this is the highest honour bestowed by the International Federation of BioMedical Engineering Societies). He is also a Fellow of AIMBE, the America Academy of BioMedical Engineering. In 2006 he was made an Honorary Fellow of both The Royal College of Physicians and The Royal College of Surgeons. In June 2001, Professor Kitney was awarded The Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the Queen's Birthday Honours List for services to Information Technology in Biomedicine. Event promotion, Paresh Parmar Currently I am a senior tutor at Westminster Kingsway College, responsible for the delivery of the digital arts curriculum, mainly within a further education sector. Although my teaching experience extends to the HE sector, developing multidisciplinary teaching and learning materials that promote knowledge transfer between research and post graduate. I am particularly interested in how new technology is embedded in everyday life along with its social, cultural and ethical implications. My other interests include colour communication, digital colour reproduction and design applied to both visual art and science, sensory responsive technologies, database and network art, intersection of technology and users, and phases of the technological development from mechanical, electronics to digital. I decided to join Friends of Imperial College and volunteered since 2009 as a committee member mainly focusing on event promotions and outreach activities and efforts. Event reception, John Sanderson After serving as an RAF radar technician with 617 Squadron, I read Physics at the Royal College of Science, then a branch of Imperial College. I then joined Elliott Automation designing and maintaining the first computer controlled air defence systems. And becoming responsible for computer aided design and automatic testing. After designing integrated circuits for Philips to upgrade the London telephone system I stood as an independent candidate for Parliament. (and lost my deposit) With a family of two boys and girls I became a consultant to the M o D Navy on the use of microcomputers in training sub-mariners and designed early touch screen devices. Which were also used by patients of the Cheyne Centre for Spastic Children where my wife, Marion and I helped. Our family moved to Borrowdale in the Lake District to run a hotel, intending to start an educational software company but were caught by a recession in 1991. Working with an avionics company at Stapleford, I designed GPS and autopilot interfaces for light aircraft and worked in Texas on specialist radio systems. When Marion died I spent more time with the Friends and the RCS Association were I eventually became president. Currently I am chairman of PSI, a group of scientists trying to explain the folly of anthropomorphic causes of climate change and the drift away from the scientific method in many areas. As a member of the committee I try to keep everyone smiling as I collect cash at the reception desk with Angie. Hon Treasurer and Trustee, Stewart Katz Born in Reading in 1946 Lived in Edgware, Brighton, Stanmore, Beverley Hills, Brighton, and finally West London. But still found time to qualify as a Chartered Accountant. Despite doing three science A- levels, I never went into science. But, I have always had an abiding passion for all the sciences, including sociology, psychology, astronomy, biology and nutrition. Self-taught, well-read and still keen to increase my knowledge.Someone even wrote my tombstone epitaph: "From bookworm to earthworm"I trust my financial background and my passion for science will be of use to the Friends Committee and I took over the role of Treasurer in September 2019. Committee member, Alan Grant Born in Dundee, I graduated in Physics at the University of St Andrews, followed by a PhD at Trinity College, Cambridge. I continued experimental work in solid state physics at the Cavendish Laboratory with a research fellowship at St John's College and subsequently as an IBM Research Fellow at the Thomas J Watson Research Center at Yorktown Heights, New York. I have spent most of my career in the Civil Service, first at the Royal Signals and Radar Establishment in Malvern, and then in Whitehall. Since leaving the Civil Service, I worked as an independent consultant on IT related projects. Now retired and living in Dulwich, my interests include cosmology, genetics, and golf. The Friends of Imperial College offer an excellent way to keep the remaining grey cells stimulated! Committee member, John Evans I came from Manchester to Imperial in 1979 to do a Physics degree. Despite spending my adult life in the real world of risk and safety engineering, I always followed developments in my subject. I attended Brian May's long awaited Doctorate lecture in 2007 and I found that there was more of interest going on at Imperial than I had realised. I have now been coming back for lectures at IC for longer than I attended as a student! I was very happy that after attendance at the Friends lectures, I had to chance to provide input into the committee. I am exceptionally pleased that among those showing an interest in the subjects Rod, Angie and the team organise are my family and friends. Katri Yates, Membership Secretary Katri read Business Studies with a major in Finance at University of Helsinki before moving to London where she now advises a number of investment funds and Banks on their investment strategy.


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Kitaab Review: Desmond Kon's 'Sanctus Sanctus Dirgha Sanctus'
By Mandy Pannett
Several things about this book suggest a medieval manuscript – not literally of course, for this is a publication designed for a twenty-first century world – but in the sense of it being precious, valued, holy and unique. The title, which translates as Holy, Holy, For a Long Time Holy emphasises this mood as does the epigraph by Allen Ginsberg. An essential part of the atmosphere is enhanced by the quality of the actual publication itself – fine paper, black and white geometric designs, the luxury of a single line per page, the cover with the rising/falling bird.
Plenty has been written about the constrictions of the Sestina form. The demands of its pattern together with the accompanying anxieties and pitfalls involved in finding six words that repeat and develop the overall piece, are well recorded. By focusing on the single line Desmond Kon has freed the sestina from the grip of its rules. Here the pattern is dispersed – or rather it remains the underlying pulse, the energy behind the language, but no longer obviously so. In this author's hands it is 'not bottled'.
Each of the four sestinas addresses a different person or thing. Each has its own motifs, references and moods. Together they offer an impression of paths on a journey, words and symbols which deconstruct, musical notes that digress in improvisation but always return to the theme.
The tone of the first sestina, Horseshoe, is the most ominous. Here we have the 'retelling of history and its darkness'. References to Hitler, engines and tanks and an 'ugly manifesto' reinforce this impression as does the recurring image of the shoe which in turns is a boot, a 'big shoe in the face of tragedy' and later becomes a pair of sandals which bind 'like shackles'. There is a sense of waste and meaninglessness when the shoe comes to resemble a fencer's foil with 'its invisible tip aimed at nothing in particular'.
There is a falcon in this poem, or the hint of one, but here there is no rising to heaven. This is a predatory bird diving down in the form of a god abducting Ganymede – an image of falling and descent like 'ideals glistening in this/miasma of sinking labyrinths but buoyed in a slowly dying dystopia'.
'Loneliness, I remember you' begins the sestina 'The Object of White Noise' and this sets the tone of a poem where 'life is but its own long wait'. There are echoes of absence, loss, missing texts and although there is flight it is seen as 'escape, denouement, hurtling towards the poplar'. Here, stitched into the backcloth, is the figure of Hephaestus, rejected by his mother because of his deformity and tossed out of heaven into Milton's Aegean Isle which seems to be insignificant 'like any other mapped dot'.
Later in the poem there is a reference to another Isle – Tennyson's Happy Isles where Ulysses hopes that it is 'not too late to seek a newer world'. In this sestina there is a hint there may be 'hope for soft courage'.
Patmos Blues Along Highway 131 is addressed to a lake. 'Dear Lake Charlevoix', begins the single line, there's an old sedan, its trunk filled with things blue'. This theme of blue is the keynote of the poem which is written in a variation of the sestina form. Blue images and associations wander like musical phrases and songs through the lines. This is a poem rich in atmosphere with its passing references to Al Jarreau, Bob Marley, Cesaria Evora and Collin Raye. The last beautiful line has 'Dinah Washington taking us home in her twelve-bar blues'.
The final poem Eunoia Eye to Eye is an acrostic where each of the six sestinas spells out the word 'Eunoia' – which at first reading I took to be a woman's name until I read the notes and remembered it is the shortest word in the English language that uses all the vowels. 'Oiseau' I found out, is the equivalent French word. The word means 'beautiful thinking' and seems to be a medical term relating particularly to mental health – an important element when 'faith and hope sit by side, over us returning'.
This is a beautiful poem where lists of phrases and images, as in all the sestinas, juxtapose and flow in continuous enjambment. There are layers and layers of riches to be discovered in Sanctus, not only in the inventive deconstruction and re-assembling of the form but in the pleasure of tracking down allusions, the teasing out of motifs and themes, the author's skill and joy in language and its very roots.
Mandy Pannett works in the UK as a creative writing tutor. She has won prizes and been placed in international competitions and has judged several others. She is the author of The Onion Stone (novella) and of four poetry collections: Bee Purple and Frost Hollow (Oversteps Books), Allotments in the Orbital (Searle Publishing), All the Invisibles (SPM Publications), and Jongleur in the Courtyard (Indigo Dreams Publishing).


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Peggy Mohr
Electric Stimulation; Ultrasonic Therapy; Wound Healing
When a patient enters a physical therapy clinic for wound therapy, a physical therapist must decide the best way to provide care. The therapy that is decided upon depends on the client, the therapist, and the goals that are trying to be achieved.
Through a literature review, I will compare two methods of wound care treatment: therapeutic ultrasound and electrical stimulation. This paper will look at the way these two treatments work and how these treatments are beneficial in wound healing.
The benefit of this literature review will be to provide a source of information in choosing an effective or optimal treatment regime for the patient with delayed wound healing. This literature review has found that ultrasound works by stimulating the release of mediators and attracting monocytes to the area, stimulating fibroblasts, epithelial cells, and indirectly, monocytes in accelerating the growth of new tissue. Electrical stimulation is used to accelerate and enhance healing by retarding bacterial growth, increasing local circulation, and enhancing the natural process of tissue repair. Finally, electrical stimulation increases the number of leukocytes, increases collagen synthesis, and accelerates wound epithelializaton.
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Bryngelson, Josette, "Differences Between Ultrasound and Electrical Stimulation in Wound Healing" (1998). Physical Therapy Scholarly Projects. 78.


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IDW scribe Flint Dille dishes on Transformers Primacy finale
Chris joined the Allspark community in 2002 and has been a member of the News and Content team since 2014.
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IDW's Transformers: Primacy miniseries wraps up this week with issue 4, in stores today, and Comic Book Resources has a fresh interview with writer Flint Dille. Warning: Minor spoilers ahead if you haven't read the issue yet!Continue reading »


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Czech and Polish: from the medieval western Slavic personal name Kalist, Late Latin Calixtus (from Latin calix 'cup', specifically the cup containing the wine of the Christian sacrament). The name was borne by three popes, including a 3rd-century saint (d. 222); it became especially popular in Bohemia among members of a Hussite sect who called themselves Calixtines, referring to Latin calix 'cup': they believed that wine as well as bread should be given to the laity in the Eucharist.
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Similar surnames: Kalina, Kalis, Kalita, Kalata, Klish, Valis, Kasza, Basista, Batista


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Agriculture's only nationally-syndicated radio talk show will have a new host in the new year.
"Chip Flory will become the new host of AgriTalk beginning January 2nd," Mike Adams announced to the AgriTalk audience at the end of Thursday's broadcast. "After just over 16 years, tomorrow will be my last day as AgriTalk host."
A special, farewell broadcast is planned for Adams on Friday to highlight the people and stories behind his time at AgriTalk.
Flory is just the third host of AgriTalk since the first broadcast in 1994. According to a statement from Farm Journal Media, Flory will continue to also host the Market Rally Radio Show which he founded in 2013. Flory also serves as the Farm Journal Economist.
"I wish you all the success," Adams told Flory on the Thursday AgriTalk broadcast. "I pass the baton on to you, and I know you'll do great things with the show."
"We are pleased to welcome Chip as the next host of AgriTalk," said Brian Conrady, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Farm Journal Broadcast. "We know he is committed to carrying on the tradition and commitment to excellence established by Mike Adams, and we believe Chip's expansive industry knowledge and entertaining personality will serve our audience well for years to come."
Listen to Mike Adams and Chip Flory announce the changes on AgriTalk in the player above.


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What women want
I once read an article about a gigolo where a 21-year-old Indonesian gigolo claimed it was easy to be a gigolo. "Women tell us what they want, and we'll give it to them. When they say they want a massage, we give them one." What he doesn't realize is that a woman never tells you exactly what her heart really desires. Female thinking is much more complicated and if you are not Mel Gibson in the movie What Women Want, then it is hard to tell what they really have in their minds. I thought I would contact the young gigolo and ask him how he meant it.
We texted for a while and his answers really struck me. He was a nice but incredibly naive boy. But I thought I'd be a little collegial and give him some advice. Not that I thought of myself as a guru over women's thinking, but it was necessary to undeceive him a bit. And even in terms of safety. For example, he didn't mind not using protection when the client wanted it. He said he would save money and enjoy it more. I explained to him that the experience of sex is something completely different and that the principles of safety for him and for the client are extremely important. And above all, it is necessary to focus on the woman and not on himself only. After all, the woman's delight is in itself a really satisfying feeling. And only if he is able to connect with the mind of a woman, he can detach himself more from his own with the conscious awareness of that connection. It needs to be empathetic, receptive. Listen carefully to the woman and try to make her feel the best. "Listen not only to her words but also to her movements. Feel her breathing, focus on her heartbeat, experience every her touch, and lovingly return it to her. Give everything to this moment, live it to the fullest." I felt that how grateful he was for my advice. He asked how he could pay me back. I just smiled: "Give the women joy. After all, it is our goal, our mission. "


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This article updates trends in the re-enrolment of school students from Christchurch and surrounding areas following the quake in February.
Read our original article here
After consistently declining since mid-March, the numberof student re-enrolments has spiked again following the school holidays inApril. Total re-enrolments have now reached 10,206, up by 543 from before theschool holidays. Graph 1 shows that total re-enrolments are now equivalent to13.4% of students from the quake zone.
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The start of the new school term has also seen a lift inthe number of students returning to their original school, with 36% ofre-enrolled students now back at the school they were attending before thequake. Once we account for re-enrolments within the quake zone and atcorrespondence school, Graph 2 shows that 6.3% of the quake zone's school-agepopulation is still in other parts of the country.
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Our other graphs show little change in the regionalpopulation trends over the last few weeks. Christchurch now has the highestnumber of re-enrolled students who are still away from their original school. This figure reflects population movements within the city, with people movingaway from the more heavily affected eastern suburbs. Since our last update inmid-April, Christchurch and Waimakariri are the only areas to have recorded adefinite increase in the number of re-enrolled students that are still awayfrom their original school.
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The latest data also shows that 38.1% of students whore-enrolled within the South Island have now returned to their original school,compared with a 28.3% return rate from the North Island. The South Islandfigure is significantly higher if the quake zone is excluded, highlighting thetemporary nature of many re-enrolments within the South Island, compared with(at this stage) more permanent re-enrolments within Christchurch.
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International migration data for March has confirmed ourview that permanent departures from the quake zone would spike following thedisaster. The number of permanent departures from Christchurch, Waimakaririand Selwyn was up 686 people, or 115%, from March last year. Permanent arrivalnumbers were also lower. Once we adjust for the nationwide trend in netmigration, which has been weakening since early 2010, we estimate that thequake had lowered net migration by about 675 people by the end of March.
Temporary departure numbers for people heading overseasfrom the quake zone also rose sharply in March and were up 36% from a year ago. We estimate that around 6,300 more people from the area headed overseas for aholiday in March than would have otherwise been the case. As we mentioned inour previous update, it is possible that some proportion of people intending toleave for less than 12 months do not end up returning to New Zealand. However,with a lack of regional data available on holidaymakers returning to thecountry, we are unable to quantify this effect.
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Jennifer Dulos disappearance: Fotis Dulos challenges mother-in-law's foreclosure action
Fotis Dulos is contesting his mother-in-law's foreclosure action on the Farmington home his company built in 2012.
Gloria Farber purchased the mortgage to the property at 4 Jefferson Crossing in August, three months after her daughter Jennifer Dulos disappeared and 10 months after Fotis Dulos stopped making mortgage payments.
After his wife left with their five children and filed for divorce, Fotis Dulos had been living at the Jefferson Crossing home with his girlfriend, Michelle Troconis, until they were arrested in June in connection with the disappearance.
Farber's attorneys contend in court documents that her family put up $2.3 million in cash and securities so Jennifer and Fotis Dulos could develop the property as their home. Farber paid off the mortgage this summer and transferred the deed to a trust created to deal with the mounting financial issues involving Fotis Dulos and the family as part of an effort to close the estate of her late husband, Hilliard Farber.
Farber is also suing Fotis Dulos for $2.5 million in what her attorney claims are unpaid business loans he owes the family. Those lawsuits went to trial last week and will be decided by a judge.
The foreclosure action against Fotis Dulos was initiated after Farber paid the mortgage off and turned the Jefferson Crossing property over to the trust.
But in court papers filed Nov. 27, attorney Michael Habib, representing Fotis Dulos in the foreclosure, claims Farber did not properly notify his client that she was paying off the mortgage and that she and the trust don't have standing in the foreclosure since neither is the property owner.
Habib is also seeking damages from Farber and the trust contending the foreclosure action doesn't take into consideration the amount of equity Fotis Dulos owns on the property. The counterclaim also seeks a judge's ruling on who owns the property and to what extent.
Fotis Dulos had been making $5,000 monthly mortgage payments to New York Mellon Bank on the property up until November 2018, court papers said. He and Jennifer Dulos also were making payments on a $500,000 loan from the family that was also used to build the palatial 14,000-square-foot home up until she filed for divorce in June 2017. The remaining balance of $191,000 is part of the lawsuits.
Fotis Dulos still lives in the home, where he also maintains an office for his high-end real estate development company, Fore Group, which is also being sued by Farber. He is free on $1 million bond after being charged with tampering with evidence and hindering prosecution in the May 24 disappearance of his estranged wife.
He and Troconis are banned from contacting each other as the criminal cases are pending.
According to arrest warrants, police believe Fotis Dulos was "lying in wait" when Jennifer Dulos arrived home from dropping off their children at school around 8:05 a.m. May 24.
Police said two people resembling Fotis Dulos and Troconis were seen on video the night of the disappearance in Hartford. Fotis Dulos was seen on the videos dumping bags that were later determined to contain his wife's blood and clothing, the warrants said.
Police said Fotis Dulos and Troconis also took a red Toyota Tacoma pickup truck belonging to a Fore Group employee to a car wash in the days after the disappearance.
Fotis Dulos also urged the employee to remove the seats, which he did but turned them over to investigators who found Jennifer Dulos' blood on one of them, according to arrest warrants.
Fotis Dulos is due back in state Superior Court in Stamford on Jan. 6. The state Supreme Court will hear his attorney's appeal of a gag order in the case on Thursday in Hartford.


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