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Monday, March 30, 2015

2:44 AM

12 Amazing Guest Houses You Should Stay At In India!


12 Amazing Guest Houses You Should Stay At In India!




Here's some of the best Home Stays and boutique Guest Houses in India!

1. Rosie's Lakeside Retreat Homestay, Udaipur, Rajasthan

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Overlooking Lake Pichola, this duplex apartment comes with all the modern luxuries required by the 21st century tourist would require. The veranda is comfortably designed where the soothing breeze from the lake is perfect to end the evening in contemplation.
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A two minute walk away is the City palace which is home to the Maharaja's family and the 15th century Jagdish temple with its intricate stone work. 
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Right at the buildings doorstep is the boat stand where you can cruise on the waters of the lake into the idyllic sunset. 

2. Heritage Apartment @ Hauz Khas, New Delhi

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One Bedroom beautiful apartment designed as a of blend of contemporary and traditional Rajasthani style with a fantastic view of the Deer Park lake and the 13th century monuments in the buzzing area of Hauz Khas Village. The apartment has one bedroom, one drawing room with a dining space and a balcony. 
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Feel the old bygone days of Delhi as you look at the monuments and visitors soaking in the natural splendour of the deer park. 

3. Jade Munnar, Kerala

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Nestled in the mountains of the tea producing hill station of Munnar, the Jade guest house is run by a family who make sure that guests get to appreciate the beauty of nature while dining under the stars and gazing into the greenery of the mountain forestry while soaking in the emerald chemical-free pool. 
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4. Lovedale Lakeside Home Stay, Alappuzha, Kerala

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Facing Lake Vembanad, the house is located in Alleppey. Experience life in God's own country as you take boat rides in the lake, learn how to fish and enjoy delicious cuisine in an al-fresco setting. Soak in the sun as you relax on a hammock or find inspiration to get your creative juices flowing. 
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Thursday, May 26, 2011

1:19 AM

Here is the first man to be cured of HIV- AIDS




Timothy Ray Brown, 45, from San Francisco Bay Area, is in the news – as the first man cured of HIV- AIDS. “I think so,” he calmly tells his interviewers who ask if he actually is cured.
Watch Online: Man cured from Aids
http://www.videozer.com/video/uY5Jft

Brown has been facing cameras, gun mikes and diagnostic kits ever since the publication of a research paper on his unique case in the journal Blood in December 2010.

The researchers led by Kristina Allers and Gero Hutter at Charite University Medicine Berlindocumented what can be dubbed as a miracle.

The successful reconstitution of a set of white blood cells that the HIV eats up in Brown’s body is a “very rare” occurrence, they noted.

Brown, who was tested HIV back in 1995 in Germany, was later diagnosed with another disease — leukaemia or blood cancer that involves an abnormal increase in white blood cell.

He was treated with bone marrow stem cell transplant — a cure for blood cancer. The stem cells came from a donor with a rare gene mutation that involves immunity to HIV — again a rare occurrence.
 The mechanism involved special white blood cells called CD4+ helper T cells.  When a dangerous material like a bacterium or a virus is detected in the body, immune cells immediately stimulate these special cells.

The helper T cells further activate and direct other immune cells to fight the disease. HIV specifically attacks helper T cells, making the body unable to launch a counter offensive against invaders.
Hence, AIDS patients suffer from other lethal infections. The researchers in Berlin showed that after stem cell therapy Brown’s body had reconstitution of CD4+ T cells at a systemic level and specifically in his gut mucosal immune system.

“While the patient remains without any sign of HIV infection,” they wrote. Brown has quit taking his HIV medication. The secret is that if the white cells could be manipulated to a state in which they are no longer infected or infectable by HIV that would mean a functional cure.

Researchers, however, have warned that though the study offers promise, it is not a surefire cure from the dreaded disease — transplants are risky, and this involved a very rare transplant. Brown is a rather lucky man. He said in a recent interview that appeared in the San Francisco media about his cure: “It makes me very happy — very, very happy.”

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