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Gujarati girls in India are very professional travel guides. So don’t miss to select a Gujarati girl guide when you traveling in India.Gujarat is one the most popular and populating province or states in India, Gujarati is the local language there in government offices as ell as in schools and colleges. Gujarat is very rich in cotton production, that’s why Gujarat is also called the textile Manchester of India. Gujarat cotton varieties and ready made garments re exported into world wide cloth markets. However, due to those traditional garments factories there, some of the world’s best weaving cloths and bridal dress materials are still found there in Gujarat. Gujarat is also a popular beautiful tourist spot. Indian Gujarat I famous for its white sandy beaches, Hindu temples, historical buildings, lakes and natural jungles. Tours from all over the world who travel to India, must visit Gujarat states too because of its attracted traditions and simple living people. Gujarati student girls are also doing part time job as a travel guides to make some extra cash from foreigners ho visited there. These girls are mostly wear tight jeans with open neck T shirts. These beautiful Gujarati girls also attract visitors toward their attractive beauty and some girls got success to become life partners of these foreign travelers. Many Gujarati girls are now living in UK and other European countries who get married with these visitors. So if you have any plan to visit India don’t forget to visit Gujarat state to play your luck there with cut and hot Gujarati girls.

Bindiya Rahul belongs to Jaipur. Bindiya is wildlife travel guide in Jaipur city. She has done so many courses and reseach on wildlife. Bindiya writes in her email that if you are a wildlife lover then travel to India can be really magnificent for you. India is considered as the magnet for wildlife lovers. India is one of the few places on earth, which has incredible wildlife. In India you will find different wildlife sanctuaries and national parks. There are about 70 national parks and 450 wildlife sanctuaries in India, which attract plenty of tourists all over the globe. Bindiya tells that in fact around the closing time of the monsoon season, the tourism for wildlife is on a high. India is also known as bird paradise as you can find approximately 1200 species of birds. Today, India offers immense opportunities for wildlife tourism. Although all the national parks have a good population of variety of species but some of the parks are famous for particular species such as Kaziranga for rhinos, Corbett and Ranthambore for tigers, Gir for asiatic lions, Periyar for elephants and Bharathpur and Kumarakom are popular bird sanctuaries of India.In the end Bindiya recommends that before planning to travel India, it is essential to hire a good India travel agent. He will plan the perfect itinerary for your trip to India by allowing you to visit the most happening places in India. You can yourself choose the India tour packages or can buy customized packages by including places according to your choice and preference. The rate of the package will depend upon your choice of places and trip duration. Well Bindiya what a profession you have and I wish to have a trip to Indian wildlife under the guidance of a really pretty guide like you.

Tabassom Zari is beautiful Iranian girl currently settled in New Zealand. Tabassom tells that she was settled in New Zealand five years ago with her complete family. After the completion of her post graduation Tabassom start her profession as a travel guide. And today she is going to tell about New Zealand. Tabassom says that New Zealand is becoming more and more popular as a tourist destination during the northern hemisphere winter so the summers in New Zealand are becoming more populated. If you really want to stay anywhere, when ever you want you will find 1st May until the end of September quiet, with great deals for accommodation, vehicles, and activities. The middle of this period is New Zealand’s winter with the ski areas around New Zealand open for business.Tabassom more tells New Zealand is a geographically breathtaking country with glacier carved mountains, lakes, beaches, thermal springs, sub tropical pools etc., and where you can enjoy everything from skiing to surfing, from fishing to mountain climbing

Built in Kotohira in 1835, Kanamaruza Theater is Japan’s oldest surviving, complete kabuki playhouse. From time to time, it still stages kabuki performances.When no shows are held, the theater is open to visitors who can explore Kanamaruza’s audience hall, stage, and dressing rooms. Be sure to check out the basement to see the workings of the human powered rotating stage and trapdoors used by actors to dramatically enter and exit performances.Uchiko-za, a similar historical kabuki theater, can be found in Uchiko in nearby Ehime Prefecture.

Within Takamatsu’s city center is a long, covered shopping arcade, stretching from Takamatsu Castleto Ritsurin Koen. Made up of various stores, restaurants and two department stores, it is claimed to be the longest covered shopping arcade in Japan with a combined length of nearly 2.7 kilometers.The northern end of the shopping arcade near Takamatsu Castle and Mitsukoshi Department Store has recently been redeveloped into a large plaza and shopping center with upscale stores like Louis Vuitton and Coach. Lion Dori, a branch street running parallel to the main shopping street, contains mostly restaurants including those serving Sanuki Udon.

Though transportation in Japan is largely defined by the country's extensive system of super-fast shinkansen, or bullet trains, one of the best ways to see the mountain villages and less trod rural areas is by booking a ticket on one of many easily available buses in Japan. Public transportation in Japan has, since the inauguration of the first shinkansen in 1964, been largely defined by the bullet and commuter train; but for travelers spending more than two weeks in Japan, and looking to visit areas like the Japan Alps or tour Hokkaido (Japan's northernmost island), a great way to explore the far reaches of the country is to combine train or plane travel with various buses in Japan. If you are planning to travel long distance, public transportation in Japan offers tourists and locals the option of taking a highway bus (kosoku bus). Though buses in Japan can't compete with the speed of an express train, they are usually 20 to 50 percent cheaper than the shinkansen. Japan is thoroughly covered by a network of buses, and every prefecture and larger city has at least one bus company. Remember, as with all public transportation in Japan, seat reservations are necessary on a long-distance Japan bus. Reservations can be made at major bus terminals, through travel agents, online, or, if you are traveling on one of the Japan Railways (JR) buses, at the ticket counters of JR railway stations. During holiday seasons transportation in Japan fills up quickly so reserve a seat early, but don't give up if the bus appears full, if there are any spaces left it is always possible to get a reservation on one of the buses in Japan just prior to departure. There are three basic ticket types for bus transportation in Japan: round trip, one way and multiple. Round trip Japan bus tickets are usually 10 percent cheaper than buying two, one way Japan bus tickets. Multiple tickets are 10 percent cheaper than single tickets and usually come in packets of four or five, and are a good idea if you plan on traveling throughout the country for a month or so. And while Japan Railways owns and operates a large number of the buses in Japan, a Japan Rail Pass is not valid on most highway buses. If venturing forth on a public bus seems a bit daunting, Japan travel also affords many opportunities for private bus tours. If you are looking forward to checking out the mountainous and beautiful Japan Alps, The Alpico Group offers daily service to Nagano Prefecture and almost all cities and towns in the Shinsu area. Another option for a guided Japan travel tour is the Orion Tour Company. This travel outfit offers discount bus fares with English Speaking guides to all the major sights on the central Honshu Island, as well as service to the ski areas of Hokkaido. Like the Alpico Group, information and reservations for the Orion Tour Company can be found online or through a travel agent. Though trains will always dominate Japan travel, buses provide both a means to access some of the countries more remote mountainous villages, as well as a way for first time visitors to the country to familiarize themselves with the landscape at sometimes half the cost of a high speed bullet train.

                                                             Mesothelioma

 is a rare cancer of the tissue that lines your lungs, heart and other organs. This tissue is known as mesothelium. Mesothelioma usually begins in the lungs but it has been known to develop in the abdomen or other organs. The majority of people that get Mesothelioma have worked in an environment where they inhaled asbestos particles or have been exposed to asbestos dust or fibers. Mesothelioma can take as many as 20-50 years from the time of asbestos exposure to the time that you actually get the disease.




                                                   Types of Mesothelioma

There are 3 types of Mesothelioma; Pleural Mesothelioma, Peritoneal Mesothelioma and Pericardial Mesothelioma. Pleural Mesothelioma is the most common form of this disease. Pleural Mesothelioma develops in the lining of the lungs called the pleura. Peritoneal Mesothelioma develops in the lining of the abdomen, which is the peritoneum. Pericardial Mesothelioma affects the lining of the heart, known as the Pericardium.

Diagnosing Mesothelioma can be difficult because it has symptoms, similar to other illnesses. To test for Mesothelioma, many times the person will need a physical exam, a chest x-ray and in most cases, lung function tests. Once diagnosed with Mesolthelioma, there are many treatments available. Some newer Mesothelioma treatments include chemotherapy medications such as Alimta and Cisplatin. Both Alimta and Cisplatin are used when patients that have been diagnosed with Mesothelioma are unable to have surgery. However, the more conservative Mesothelioma treatments including chemotherapy, radiation and surgery are still very good options. In many cases, some people have chosen alternative therapies such as massage, acupuncture, medication and Yoga. Many people like these alternative methods because they are able to find peace and comfort while enduring this difficult disease. These alternative methods also provide a heightened sense of relaxation and they notice that their bodies release natural pain relievers, known as endorphins.

There are many Mesothelioma symptoms and symptoms differ depending on which type of Mesothelioma you have.

Pleural Mesothelioma symptoms include:

• Shortness of breath

• Chest pain

• Persistent cough

• Fever

• Night sweats

• Weight loss

Peritoneal Mesothelioma symptoms include:

• Abdominal pain

• Abnormal buildup of fluid in the abdomen

• A mass in the abdomen

• Complications with bowel function

• Nausea

• Weight loss

• Anemia

Pericardial Mesothelioma symptoms include:

• Irregular heartbeats

• Chest pain cough

• Breathing difficulty

• Fatigue

• Fever

• Night sweats

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with Mesothelioma, FreeMedPrograms.com may be able to help. Pharmaceutical companies have developed patient assistance programs for those people that are unable to afford the rising cost of prescription medication. FreeMedPrograms.com has compiled these patient assistance programs in an easy to use, free website. At FreeMedPrograms.com, you will find an extensive list of medications including free Alimta. Alimta is the most commonly used FDA approved Mesothelioma medication.

                                                 Wonderfull way to generate electricity.

Scoring free stuff at nice hotels is a rare occurence (hello, $10 bag of mini-bar peanuts!), so when a classy establishment like the Crowne Plaza pays guests to embrace green energy, we get a little bit excited. The chain’s Copenhagen hotel offers guests free meals for pedaling stationary bicycles to power generators.Crowne Plaza’s stationary bicycles are hooked up to generators, which provide electricity for the hotel. Guests staying there can receive a $36 meal voucher if they produce 10 watt-hours of electricity, which typically takes about 15 minutes of pedaling. iPhones attached to the bikes’ handlebars display power generation as it’s occurring. Crowne Plaza execs hope the offer will lessen the hotel’s carbon footprint and incentivize fitness for guests.The fraction of the hotel’s energy generated by biking is probably pretty small, but the concept is quite novel. If all stationary bikes could be hooked up to generators like Crowne Plaza’s, think about how much carbon-free energy could be generated in places like gyms, hotels and college campuses

                                                       Hotel building view from out side.





                          Hotel Main Gate.Here is a beautiful girl ready every time for your serve.

The course of world society in the twenty-first century is likely to be substantially influenced by a single resource: drinking water. The first and most obvious fact is that water is an absolute necessity. Without water, life—animal, plant, or human—cannot exist. Water comprises approximately 75 percent of the human body. Without adequate water, the body ceases to function. Depending on one's exertion level and weather conditions, the average adult should consume a minimum of eight 8-ounce glasses (or about 2 liters) of water daily. One might think that drinking water should not be a problem in the twenty-first century, but it can be. Several related factors define the challenges. First, quantities of water on planet Earth suitable for drinking are extremely limited. Less than 1 percent of all water on Earth is available as groundwater and surface water suitable for human uses such as drinking and cooking. The remainder is either salt water (97 percent) or is locked up in ice (just over 2 percent). Second, precipitation, which replenishes groundwater and surfacewater resources, does not fall evenly over the face of the Earth. Additionally, some times of the year are rainy, other times dry. Thus, water resources are bountiful at some times and in some places, but extremely sparse in others. Third, for more than a billion people in developing countries, water is scarce and frequently contaminated, thereby posing a health risk. In these parts of the world, contaminated drinking water along with primitive (or nonexistent) sanitation systems annually result in widespread illness and millions of deaths annually. The majority of the victims are children.