#Creative Uses of Jumbo Water Pearls

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"Crystal Marvel: 15 Astonishing Secrets of YIQUDUO's Jumbo Water Beads"

YIQUDUO's Jumbo Water Beads- Explore the magical world of YIQUDUO's Jumbo Water Beads, a gorgeous addition to your home's decor and a sensory thrill. Discover 15 hidden gems, from innovative sensory play to imaginative décor concepts, and experience the wonder of these safe water jelly pearls."

Now, let's explore the 15 less-known, surprising facts about YIQUDUO's Jumbo Water Beads:

These 15 secrets unveil the enchanting world of YIQUDUO's Jumbo Water Beads, showcasing their versatility for sensory play, therapeutic benefits, and stunning home decorations.

FAQs about YIQUDUO's Jumbo Water Beads

Q: What makes YIQUDUO's Jumbo Water Beads stand out for sensory play?

A unique and adaptable playing feeling, YIQUDUO's Jumbo Water Beads give a larger-than-life sensory experience that is ideal for both kids and adults.

Q: Are these water beads safe for sensory play, especially for children?

A: Yes, these water beads are crafted with non-toxic materials, prioritizing safety for sensory play. They provide a worry-free and enjoyable experience for all ages.

Q: How do these water beads contribute to therapeutic benefits during sensory play?

A: YIQUDUO's Jumbo Water Beads are a great instrument for sensory treatment since they provide therapeutic advantages that encourage relaxation and stress alleviation.

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Before Gatsby: the Wildest Parties of the 1900′s

Contrary to what the popular imagination and Julian Fellowes tell us, the upper-class entertainment in the Edwardian era wasn’t all staid dinner parties and debutante balls. If Horrible Histories are ever going to have a book dedicated to this specific decade, I wish they would name it The Extra Edwardians. I couldn’t  incorporate all this info into my own f/f Edwardian WIP, so I’d be very glad to share it with you.

If you are a histfic writer looking to spice up your WIP, your characters can take the cues from:

- Marchesa Casati. A daughter of a fabulously wealthy Italian industrialist and a wife of an equally fabulously wealthy Marquis, she lived in Venice, where she could be glimpsed down the Grand Canal under a parasol of peacock feathers, and was dubbed ‘a sun-goddess’ by her contemporaries. When the cloudy sky dared to threaten her party’s Aesthetic, she strung up an artificial moon that actually moved against the sky. She also kept a whole menagerie of pumas and leopards, and commissioned satin-lined boxes from her jewellers so that she could travel with her snakes. She had one particular snake with a golden hue wrapped around her neck sometimes and tricked some guests into thinking it a necklace... until it started to move. Her iconic Look consisted of whitened face, black-lined eyes, and auburn-dyed hair piled high. Think David Bowie meets Queen Elizabeth. 

- George Kessler. He made his fortune in the Gilded Age New York as American agent for Moët & Chandon, and spent it rather creatively. His Gondola Party in 1905 could give anything conceived in the Roaring Twenties a run for its money. At first, he wanted to hire a dirigible to perch atop the roof of the Savoy Hotel (as one does) and have his guests dine while floating several hundred feet above the city. After the Savoy objected for some reason, Kessler spent $15,000 to Venice-ize the hotel’s ballroom and courtyard instead. The courtyard was flooded to create a lagoon, and live goldfish, swans, and ducks were let into the water. 120 electricians wired tiny electric lights into the ceiling to create the effect of a starlit sky. 80 guests dined aboard a giant gilded gondola, served by waiters dressed as gondoliers, while Enrico Caruso serenaded them. To mark the end of the evening, a baby elephant called Jumbo Junior was led in. He was carrying on his back an enormous cake.

(His comparatively more modest party included transforming the same hotel’s winter garden into the vision of a North Pole, creating ‘snowdrifts’ out of silver tissue and hiring an army of dwarves dressed as snowmen to be the waiters)

- Anyone swept by the Ballets Russes craze of 1911. The fashionable London hostesses were lucky that Anna Pavlova was so petite, or else they would not have been able to fit her into those large baskets of roses they had her carried into their drawing rooms in to perform at their parties. 

- The Savoy Ball. This fancy dress ball offered 250 guineas and a four-hundred-stone diamond and gold pendant as a prize for the best costume in 1913. The competition was stiff: there was Earl of Shrewsbury as an Apache Indian with full feather headdress and a knife, Princess Kawananako of Honolulu in a cape of yellow feathers worn over a black dress (forming, together, the colours of the Honolulu flag), and Jennie Cornwallis-West, a.k.a. Churchill’s mother, as Empress Theodora in an embroidered Byzantine cape, not to mention the countless Pompadours and medieval princesses. Anna Pavolva ended up being a runner-up, getting a 60 guinea-worth beauty case for her native Russian costume. 

- Lady Michelham. Her approach was more elegant than over-the-top, but still:  one course at her dinner partly was made to resemble a lighthouses, surrounded by ortolans representing seagulls, with surf made of white sauce. Also, those handwritten menus inscribed on the surface of water-lily leaves were nice.

- Hector Baltazzi. He was so exhiliarated by winning the Derby once that he had his chef float a pearl in every plate of watercress soup served at the celebratory dinner party. 

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Top 100 Unique Hotels you should visit before you die

Read also: 1000+ enchanting destinations you need to visit before you die! Top 100 Unique Hotels you should visit before you die 1) Whitepod Hotel, Switzerland An eco-luxury alpine escape for adventure seekers. Website 2) Attrap Reves, France This extraordinary bubble hotel lets you sleep comfortably but still feel like a part of nature and the night sky. Website 3) The Caves Resort, Jamaica A luxurious oceanfront resort built into the cliffs. Website 4) Hotel de Glace, Canada A magical hotel intricately sculpted from ice. Website 5) Magic Mountain Lodge, Chile A strange place for eco tourists to feel close to nature. Website 6) Singita Sweni, South Africa One of the many luxurious game reserves in southern Africa. Website  7) Sala Silvermine, Sweden An underground hotel with a few unique guest rooms. Website 8) Poseidon Undersea Resort, Fiji An underwater resort. Although it is up and running, I can’t seem to find a single photograph- so you get concept art instead. If I’m buying into a hoax, let me know. Website 9) Iglu Dorf, Switzerland Spend the night in a cozy igloo in a winter wonderland. Website 10) The Atomium, Brussels This strange structure provides an escape from everyday life and is an experiment in communal living. Website 11) Ngorongoro Crater Lodge, Tanzania Another gorgeous safari lodge in Africa that puts you close to nature. Website 12) The Oberoi, India Staying in this gorgeous hotel will make you feel like royalty. Website 13) Jade Mountain, St. Lucia A stunning luxury resort in a tropical paradise, with private infinity pools. Website 14) Ice Hotel, Sweden Staying in the largest ice hotel in the world is like living inside a diamond. Website 15) Kakslauttanen Igloo Village, Finland A magnificent  winter wonderland with bold colors and luxurious accommodations. Website 16) Juvet Landscape Hotel, Norway Located in the heart of a fairytale forest, each room has at least one wall of glass and overlooks the dramatic scenery. Website 17) Nhow Berlin, Germany A vibrant and colorful hotel dedicated to celebrating music. Website 18) Amangiri Resort, Utah, USA A luxurious hotel designed to blend into the desert landscape. Website 19) Viceroy Hotel, Bali A stunning hotel in paradise with an amazing view. Website 20) Sorrisniva Iglo Hotel, Norway Another magical ice dwelling for the adventure seekers. Website 21) Ubud Hanging Gardens Hotel, Bali Where each room comes with a private infinity pool hanging over an island jungle paradise. Website 22) The Mirrorcube Tree House Hotel, Sweden Stunning rooms of glass hang nearly invisibly among the trees of a winter landscape. Website 23) Hotel Villa Honegg, Switzerland Comes with an amazing view of the Swiss Alps from a steamy infinity pool. Website 24) Fairy Chimney Hotel, Turkey Hotel built into an alien landscape. Website 25) Atholl Palace Hotel, Scotland A majestic castle hotel overlooking the highlands. Website 26) Barin Ski Resort, Iran A futuristic resort with modern comforts. Website unknown 27) Air Hotel, Belgium Whimsical hotel rooms built off the ground are an exciting place to spend the night. Website unkown 28) Koija Star Beds, Kenya Part of a larger resort, these star beds are a truly unique way to spend a night under the stars. Website 29) Jade Screen Hotel, China A hotel built into the mind bogglingly beautiful cliffs of China. Website unkown 30) Orient Express Safari Camp, Botswana Yet another gorgeous and luxurious game camp in southern Africa. Webstite 31) Propeller Island City Lodge, Germany Many themed rooms provide a unique atmosphere without being too kitschy like other theme hotels; this is the amazing mirror room. Website 32) Free Spirit Spheres, Canada Spherical tree houses constructed like boats hang among the foliage. Website 33) Quinta Real Zacatecas, Mexico Built around an old bullring and updated to be grand and elegant. Website 34) Hotel Endemico, Mexico The setting and comfort of these little rooms packs a surprising punch for the size. Website 35) Tree House Point, Washington, USA Little cabins in the canopy provide an upgraded wilderness experience. Website 36) Aurora Express, Alaska, USA The train converted to a hotel retains some old school elegance without being too corny. Website 37) Kolarbyn, Sweden Traditional forest huts in the woods, like little fairy houses. Website 38) Eco Camp Patagonia, Chile These cozy and comfortable domes are an eco-friendly place to stay in one of the most beautiful places in the world. Website 39) Hotel Jested, Czech Republic A strange and tough structure built atop the mountains. Website unknown 40) Hotel Puerta America, Spain Stay in one of the many exotic and futuristic rooms at this unique hotel. Website unkown 41) One by the Five Hotel Paris, France One room superbly decorated for a romantic couple’s experience. Website 42) Crazy Bear Hotel, United Kingdom There is a fine line between extravagant and kitsch, but this hotel is go big or go home. And it looks awesome. Website 43) Katikies Hotel, Santorini, Greece Stunning white walls built into the cliffs overlooking the sea provide an luxurious and exotic escape. Website 44) Seven Hotel, Paris, France This gorgeous hotel is sleek, modern, and mysterious. Website 45) Jumbo Stay, Sweden A Boeing 747 turned hotel provides a unique, but rather cramped, hotel experience. Website 46) FantaSuite Hotel, Minnesota, USA A hotel with various strangely themed rooms, seems a little on the lower quality side but still fun. Website unknown 47) Cabanes Als Arbres, Spain Another fun and comfy treehouse hotel with a spectacular view of the forest. Website 48) Locanda Rosa Rosae Inn, Italy This very romantic inn considers all the details and provides a luxurious, back-to-basics hideaway. Website 49) Kasbah Du Toubkal Hotel, Morocco The colorful architectural flair of Morocco comes through in this luxurious hotel set amongst the highest mountain peaks of North Africa. Website 50) Hotel Antumalal, Chile This luxurious hotel plays with rich textures and colors for a comfortable experience in lush private gardens. Website 51) Marrakech Hotel, Morocco One of the most beautiful, colorful, and luxurious hotels in one of the most beautiful places in the world. Website unkown 52) Saguaro Hotel, California, USA This hotel is colorful and vibrant, inside and out, and is an exciting place to stay in an exciting town. Website 53) Wanderlust Hotel, Singapore This hotel has themed rooms, but they are pretty epic and unique, and seem to remain high-quality rather than kitschy. Website 54) Hotel Missoni, Scotland This hotel has a sleek and modern style all its own, with bold and vibrant colors and decor. Website 55) W Retreat & Spa, Puerto Rico This hotel is exquisitely detailed and uniquely designed for an exotic getaway. Website 56) Hotel Areias do Seixo, Portugal A super classy, sleek, and bold hotel for luxury seekers. Website 57) Sofitel So Bangkok, Thailand A stunning and bold hotel with rich modern comforts. Website 58) Citizen M Hotel, England This vibrant and quirky hotel focuses on what is new and stylish. Website 59) Buqshan Hotel, Yemen A colorful hotel in an arid landscape. Website unknown 60) Taj Lake Palace, India A majestic hotel in the middle of a lake, with an air of royalty. Website 61) Adrere Amellal Ecolodge, Egypt A simple but fun setting built into the natural environment. Website 62) Klapsons Hotel, Singapore A futuristic, bright, and sensory hotel designed to provide guests with a unique experience. Website 63) Grotta Palazzese Hotel, Italy A spectacular hotel carved into a cave on the Mediterranean Sea. Website 64) Monte Bianco, Italy A hotel precariously perched on the mountainside. Website unknown 65) Hotel Costa Verde 727 Fuselage, Costa Rica This old plane-turned-hotel is perched in the trees as if it crash landed there, and actually provides a surprisingly nice experience for guests. Website 66) Yellow Submarine Hotel, England A neat little hotel on water with a trippy interior. Website unknown 67) Hotel Parador de Ronda, Spain A former town hall on the edge of a gorge provides an epic view. Website 68) Yankee Ferry, New Jersey, USA An old ferry converted into a wacky hotel. Website unknown 69) Giraffe Manor, Kenya Where the giraffes stick their necks through the windows and eat dinner with you. Website 70) New Hotel, Greece The design is modern and vibrant, but strange and quirky. Website 71) Burj Al Arab, Dubai The iconic and futuristic hotel has quickly become a Dubai landmark. Website 72) Cocoa Island Hotel, Maldives The famous boat hotel in paradise. Website 73) Hotel Marques de Riscal, Spain Whimsical, curvy architecture and bright colors make this hotel an iconic part of the landscape. Website 74) Boscolo Exedra, Italy A modern luxury hotel that transports you to another world. Website 75) El Cosmico Hotel, Texas Renovated RV’s , teepees and yurts provide an artistic place to spend the night. Website 76) Llandudno Lighthouse Bed and Breakfast, Wales A picturesque setting and old-world elegance in a lighthouse. Website 77) La Claustra, Switzerland An underground hotel with a cool, mysterious atmosphere. Website unknown 78) Chalet White Pearl, France A rich and luxurious chalet with all the expensive amenities. Website 79) Museumotel, France The fact that it is a motel should give you an idea about the quality, but the shape is unique and it looks cool from the outside. Website 80) Hang Nga Guesthouse, Vietnam The exterior is what earns this place a spot on the list, but from the few pictures I’ve seen, the interior seems hideous. Website 81) Palacio de Sal, Bolivia Located in the strange salt flats, this hotel is entirely made of salt. What it lacks in style it makes up for in creative use of resources. Website 82) Jules Undersea Lodge, Florida, USA Terribly ugly and cramped, this place makes the list for a great concept- it is the first underwater hotel. You have to scuba dive to get in. Website 83) Marataba, South Africa An ultra-luxurious game resort in the middle of the African wilderness. Website 84) 25 Hours Hotel, Germany A playful and unique hotel with whimsical decorations. Website 85) Una Vittoria, Italy This hotel mixes old Italian art and tradition with modern style for a completely unique experience. Website 86) Hotel Everland, France A one-room hotel in Paris with vibrant colors, sleek curves, and an amazing view of the Eiffel Tower. Website 87) Earthship Biotecture, New Mexico, USA Spend some time in this sustainable structure and feel closer to nature and the plants that grow inside. Website 88) La Balade des Gnomes, Belgium Jump right into a fairytale at this strange and intricate bed and breakfast. Website 89) Utter Inn, Sweden This hotel, while cramped and unpleasant, makes the list because it is half underwater, and underwater is where you sleep. Website 90) Huvafen Fushi Resort, Maldives This hotel makes the list mainly for its stunning tropical location and attention to details- who doesn’t want sparkle lights in their swimming pool? Website 91) Hotel Sidi Driss, Tunisia While not a very pretty hotel, it makes the list simply because part of Star Wars was filmed here. Nice. Website unknown 92) Hotel Le Moulin du Roc, France Lounge in this charming hideaway among lush foliage. Website 93) Grand Daddy Hotel, South Africa This rooftop trailer park was made sheik and stylish with modern designs. Website 94) Golden Nugget, Las Vegas, USA Cool features like an indoor water slide through a shark tank land this hotel on the list. Website 95) Hotel Au Vieux Panier, France A very interesting and artistic hotel, where each room has its own cool design. Website 96) Marina Bay Sands, Singapore A hotel with an awesome infinity pool looking over the skyline. Website 97) Marriot, Shanghai Sleek, dark, and futuristic. Website 98) La Rosa Campsite Extraordinaire, United Kingdom Not exactly luxurious, but definitely interesting- spend the night in a gypsy wagon or circus tent. Website 99) Barcelo Raval Hotel, Spain This bold designer hotel is go big or go home. Website 100) Arte Luise Kunsthotel, Germany A super unique and artistic hotel with many differently styled rooms. This one doesn’t even seem real. Website

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Positive Mental Attitude Moulds Leadership

Awanti Polymoulds, Pune - the leader, the trendsetter in manufacturing of PET bottle moulds has from day one has implemented the above way of work-achievement through positive attitude!

 They say sometimes opportunity of success arrives in disguise- the same probably happened with Shirish Kshirsagar, the mechanical and production engineer and the founder, director of Awanti, in 1990- around 3 decades ago, in the factory in Pune, India. A down to earth, the self-made man without any mumbo-jumbo and hoopla about work, had a vision to make it big, fire in the belly, the strength of engineering knowledge and most important- the profound desire to meet the technology challenges. 

 This is when Awanti Polymoulds began with the opportunity to manufacture jar moulds for Pearl Polymers. After the approbation and successful delivery of the mould, Awanti stood strong and straight, looking beyond the horizon, geared up to welcome the next opportunity. In a short span, Awanti worked with giants like Coca-Cola and Sidel offering them PET bottle moulds that met their critical standards.

 Soon Awanti expanded its work in all directions, manufacturing moulds for all product categories like packaged drinking water, natural mineral water, sparkling water, carbonated fruit-drinks, hot-fill, and cold-fill juices, edible oil, liquor, pharma, and home-care products.

Slowly and steadily, Awanti created a niche in blow moulds for PET bottles. Growing from strength to strength. Specializing in PET moulds for rotary machines, as well as linear machines, the company has worked for all the leading brands like Coca Cola, Bisleri, Patanjali, Pale agro, Budwiser, Kingfisher, Kraft Heinz amongst others.

  Here is how they interpret, inculcate and implement in the company this attitude - in the entire flow-chart of proficient work and accurate plastic bottle mould manufacture.

  Positive     belief system- When     you believe it, you can achieve it!- when you visualize it – you can     implement it! Awanti team has an undeterred belief system that makes them     reach the goal of global standard PET mould.

  The 24X7     creative spirit- Every     sunrise is a new, fresh day that begins at Awanti- to study the briefing     of the new PET bottle requirement. This is handled by the research, design     and production team of engineering firebrands at Awanti. They know-     creative ideas can find a solution to problems in the process, and also     give rise to new inputs in mould making. This has made them innovative in     mould manufacturing.

   Go the extra     mile- This     they do, where others would have given up. The team goes ahead the extra     mile to achieve the mark set higher than the beverage or any other bottle     manufacturer. 

  Integrity- This     is in the axiom and attribute of the team as well as the differentiator of     the Awanti PET mould- both are integrated. In the human effort, integrity     is eloquent in the teamwork, team- interpersonal, interdepartmental     communication, at every stage of mould     manufacture. The same mark of integrity is achieved in the mould     design, manufacture, the especially alloys used for moulds and ultimately     the testing of the mould performance.

  Now for Awanti Polymoulds, the thematic substratum is: every mould manufacturing success is a goal and also a brief stopover to go for the next, in the journey. This has made Awanti transend the seven seas and carve a niche footprint in several countries like Poland, Awanti expertise has won accolades from several countries like India, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Srilanka, Maldives, Ghana, Nigeria, Zambia, Bahrain, Guinea, Kenya, Cyprus, Cape Verde, UAE, Poland, Australia.

 The list is growing. Success through positive mental attitude is also growing for Awanti- positively.