Sleeping environment !!

Simple lifestyle changes can make a world of difference to your quality of sleep.

Create a restful sleeping environment. Your bedroom should be kept for rest and sleep and it should be neither too hot nor too cold. Keep it as quiet and dark as possible. Temperature, lighting and noise should be controlled to make the bedroom conducive to falling (and staying) asleep.

Wall Colour Tips For Bedroom

• While deciding on the bedroom color scheme, select the colors that make you feel peaceful and cool
• If you are peace-loving kinds and appreciate sobriety, then you can go in for quiet quiet colors. These colors are soothing and create the perfect feeling for relaxation.
• In the category of cool hues, there are number of options available to you. However, colors like blue, green and lavender are the best for bedrooms.
• The main advantage of painting walls with cool colors is that it makes the room look slightly bigger. Also, the bedroom appears to be more airy.

• However, if you want to lend some youthful touch to your bedroom, then you can choose to go in for some warm colors. When used properly, evEN warm hues can create a peaceful environment. The apt colors would be misty peach, delicate pink and buttery yellow. You can opt for other colors also, but select the lighter shades like pastels instead of deep shades.

• If you are fond of lively atmosphere but at the same time, like sobriety also, then the perfect choice for you is a neutral shade that offers a lot of flexibility and usually goes with any kind of interiors. With neutral colors, you can keep trying innovative ideas regarding bedding, artwork etc, to give your bedroom a new fresh look.

How QATAR use PR to convey the key messages of 2022\Bid

Qatar has also used several Media relations tools to convey their key messages to the world. The country’s biggest newspaper Gulf Times has published numerous articles and reports on Qatar’s Bid extending full support to the bid. Through press conferences and press releases, the bid committee has tried to attract world’s attention on Qatar and bring it in the spotlight. The major challenge for Qatar was to convince the world that inspite of its small size; the country is capable of holding an unforgettable experience. Qatar 2022 Bid Committee chairman Sheikh Mohamed bin Hamad al-Thani, said as the delegation left Doha for Zurich:  “The submission of our bid book in Zurich is a historic moment for Qatar and its people.  I am here not only on behalf of the government of Qatar and all those involved in the game of football; I am here to represent the dream of each and every single boy and young girl of Qatar.” Hassan al-Thawadi, the CEO of the Qatar 2022 Bid Committee, added: “Qatar 2022 would be a tailor-made, compact FIFA World Cup with stunning stadiums and seamless transportation.  The bid book demonstrates our capacity to host a completely unique FIFA World Cup; one that will enable fans to see more than one match in a day as no stadium will be more than an hour apart by public transport. Fans will also be able to stay in the same accommodation throughout the tournament, saving them time and money.  And by 2022, Qatar will have approximately 110,000 hotel rooms and serviced apartments, 90,000 of which have been guaranteed for FIFA’s use during the 2022 FIFA World Cup.” 

Qatar’s bid has gained momentum lately, especially with Blatter saying that it’s about time the World Cup is hosted by an Arab country. The stage is now set for an exciting run-up to the FIFA executive committee vote in December. Speaking in following the handover of Qatar’s bid book to FIFA president Sepp Blatter, Sheikh Mohammed spoke of the “honor and responsibility” of representing the Middle East in the contest. “I’m here not just representing myself, I’m here representing a huge population that has so much hope for the success of this bid,” the 23-year-old told INSIDER.

Sheikh Mohammed said the revolutionary stadium cooling systems unveiled by the bid team in recent weeks represented an environmentally friendly “solution” to the problem of Doha’s searing heat. “It controls the temperature to a peak performance level, which is 27 degrees Celsius. What we’re presenting is a perfect bid that can be presented in June or July according to FIFA’s regulations.” He added that the technology would allow Qatar to host the tournament “on any day of the year".

Thus the use of media relations like press conferences, interviews, press releases and several other online media has enabled both countries to get their message across to a large number of people; not only in their respective countries but to the world at large. Celebrities and high officials were interviewed on their respective country’s bid and thus media relations also served the purpose of endorsements for the two countries thereby enhancing their public relations campaigns.

Written by: Alanoud Al hajri

The History of chocolate

 

History of chocolate:

Chocolate history starts out in Latin America, where cacao trees grow wild. The first people to use chocolate were probably the southeast Mexico and Maya. They lived in the area around 1000 BC, and their word, "kawaka," gave us our word "cacao.

The cacao beans were used as currency. 10 beans would buy you a rabbit . 100 beans would buy you a slave.

In 1657, the first chocolate house opened in London. You could go to the chocolate house, have a drink, and play some cards, talk politics, that sort of thing.

In the 1850s, Englishman Joseph Fry changed life by adding more cocoa butter, rather than hot water, to cocoa powder and sugar. The world's first solid chocolate was born

How is Chocolate Made

First, the beans were harvested, fermented, and dried.

Next, the cacao beans are roasted in large, rotating ovens, at temperatures of about 210-290F.The paste was mixed with hot water and spices, such as chili, vanilla, annatto, allspice, honey, and flowers.

Then the mixture was frothed by pouring it back and forth between two containers.

This way is the same way from 1000 B**

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A great relaxation island

The Racha is a island which is full of coconut trees and has only one five star hotel " THE RACHA RESORT" which is isolated from the social noisy life and people go there usually for honey moon to enjoy the neuter and the beach life in quite five star place .The Racha island is 5 minutes far away from "Phuket" island in Thailand and there is a boat to take you to it and from it whenever you want free of charge. Also the resort provide a very wide selection of activities such: mountain bike, yoga, swimming pool, diving and more.. it's a really great place to have your holiday there and refreshing your minds and body !!

here are some views from the hotel:

-The Lobby -The Racha Resort

The Grand pool suite

The swimming pool

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