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Highlights Of North India 10 nts / 11 days
This tour takes you to the city of sacred river Ganges, the sculptured temples of love in Khajuraho, the small capital town of bundela dynasty on the River Betwa and the famous Taj Mahal – one among the Seven Wonders of the World.
Tour Route -:
Arrive Delhi 1 Night > Overnight Standard Train 1 Night > Varanasi 2 Nights ( Sarnath ) > Flight Khajuraho 1 Night > Drive Orchha 2 Nights > Drive & Day Train Agra 2 Nights ( Taj Mahal ) > Drive Delhi 1 Night & Leave.
Day 01 Arrive Delhi
Upon arrival in Delhi International Airport you are met by our Executive and transferred to your pre booked Hotel.Afternoon visit to Lotus Temple – which is a unique flower shape Baháí temple thus making it a very prominent attraction in Delhi.
Overnight stay at the Hotel in Delhi.
Day 02 Delhi – Varanasi (By Overnight Train)
Morning full day city tour of New and Old Delhi visiting Qutab Minar – which is the tallest brick minaret in the world, Humayun's Tomb, India Gate – a war memorial which was built to salute the brave Indian soldiers of the British Army who lost their lives in World War 1, Rastrapati Bhawan or the President's House and the Parliament Street where you can see various government buildings, Raj Ghat the cremation place of the Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi, Red Fort, Jama Masjid and the Chandni Chowk.Later in the evening you are transferred to Delhi Railway Station to board Overnight Train for Varanasi.
Overnight stay in the Train.
Day 03 Arrive Varanasi
Upon arrival in Varanasi Railway Station you are met by our Representative and transferred to your pre booked Hotel.Later proceed to the village of Sarnath on the outskirts of town. It was in this Deer Park that the Lord Buddha gave his first sermon. Visit the Park and Museum. Sarnath was made centre of Buddhist worship by the emperor Ashoka in the 3rd century BC. We will visit the Main Shrine and Ashoka's Pillar. In the Archaeological Museum we will see the beautifully carved capital from the pillar along with many other priceless Buddhist artifacts.
Overnight stay at the Hotel in Varanasi.
Day 04 Varanasi
Varanasi formerly known as Benares is the city where the Hindu followers come and bathe in the sacred waters of the Ganges as it is considered holy and auspicious. Early this morning get ready for a dawn boat ride on the River Ganges. The Ganges is the most sacred river in India. Hindus believe that after taking a bath in the River Ganges their sins get washed away. The Cremations of the dead bodies also takes place here on the banks of the river. After the boat ride walk through the fascinating narrow twisting lanes of the city to watch the performance of various Hindu rituals by the pilgrims.After the boat trip on the Ganges we return back to the hotel. After breakfast we will proceed for a city tour visiting Bharat Mata Temple, Vishweshwara Temple and Benares Hindu University is the largest residential university in Asia.
Day 05 Varanasi – Khajuraho (By Flight)
Today you are transferred to Varanasi Airport to board flight for Khajuraho. Upon arrival in Khajuraho Airport you are met by our Representative and transferred to your pre booked Hotel.Afternoon city tour of the spectacular ninth to thirteenth century Temples of Khajuraho, built by Chandela kings, the temples are exquisitely carved with graceful statues. These fascinating temples of Khajuraho are India's unique gift of love to the world and they represent a highly matured civilization.
Overnight stay at the Hotel in Khajuraho.
Day 06 Khajuraho – Orchha (By Private Vehicle 175 Kms, 4 Hrs Drive)
After breakfast leave by Private Vehicle for Orchha, founded in the 1501 AD as a town situated on the Betwa River. Upon arrival in Orchha check in at your pre booked Hotel.
Overnight stay at the Hotel in Orchha.
Day 07 Orchha
Morning city tour of Orchha visiting Temples and Forts built by the Bundela Kings.
Day 08 Orchha – Jhansi (By Private Vehicle 16 Kms. ½ Hr Drive)
Jhansi – Agra (By Train). Today you leave by Private Vehicle for Jhansi. Upon arrival in Jhansi you are transferred to Jhansi Railway Station to board Train for Agra, the Mughal City. Upon arrival at Agra Railway Station you are met by our Representative and transferred to your pre booked HotelOvernight stay at the Hotel in Agra.
Day 09 Agra
Very early morning visit the Famous Taj Mahal at Sunrise a fine example of the Mughal Architectural Styles is one of the seven Wonders of the Modern World. Built in 1652 by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal. Taj Mahal was built in white marble which took 22 Years to build by 20,000 skilled artisans. The Building's stupendous scale, flawless symmetry, translucent white marble and shimmering reflection in the water channel are truly breathtaking.(Every Friday Taj Mahal is closed).After viewing Taj Mahal we return to hotel for breakfast.After breakfast proceed for city tour of Agra visiting Agra Fort – built near the gardens of the Taj Mahal stands the important 16th-century Mughal monument. Agra Fort was also the headquarters for the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, Itmad-Ud-Daulah a beautiful tomb built of red sandstone in the memory of architect of the Taj Mahal and Visit to the Local Markets.
Overnight stay at the Hotel in Agra
Day 10 Agra – Delhi (By Private Vehicle 205 Kms, 4 ½ Hrs Drive)
After breakfast leave by Private Vehicle for Delhi. Upon arrival in Delhi check in at your pre booked Hotel.
Overnight stay at the Hotel in Delhi
Day 11 Leave Delhi
Today you are transferred to Delhi International Airport to board Flight for your onward journey.
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The Orchha Resort – Orchha
Situated on the banks of river Betwa, about 18 Kms from Jhansi railway station, 'The Orchha Resort' is located in a calm and serene zero polluted area. Completely away from the hustle –bustle of town . It is well connected by road and train from Delhi , Agra , Gwalior , Kanpur , Lucknow & Khajuraho. Acknowledged as one of the India's finest resort, no details over-looked, no luxury underplayed. With Well decorated 32 rooms we provide all international amenities and facilities. 'Kaleva" – the restaurant offers mouth watering Indian, Chinese & Continental cuisine. The lounge bar offers a variety of mocktails and cocktails. Drinks can also be enjoyed at the poolside. It also has a Spa which offers Kerala Ayurveda massages with steam bath. A small meeting or training session can be organized in the board room which is fully equipped with all conference facilities. Children can enjoy rides at the garden with outdoor games .It also offers tented accommodation situated in the gardens near chattries an excellent location for bird watchers. The Orchha Resort is a great place to enjoy the true Indian flavour. Orchha is a great place in all seasons. Beautiful architecture & landscape, historical places & temples, zero Pollution Area, great vegetarian cuisine, 5star Amenities & Comforts
Bundelkhand Riverside – Orchha
Bundelkhand Riverside is a previous hunting lodge spread over 50 acres of scenic land on the banks of the River Betwa. The 4-star property in Orchha features an outdoor pool and a games room. The on-site Turquoise Restaurant serves Indian and Continental cuisines. Featuring handcrafted furnishings, the air-conditioned rooms all come with a flat-screen TV and seating area. During winter, the fireplace can be lit to keep the room warm. En suite bathrooms are equipped with a shower and bidet. Bundelkhand Riverside is 1.5 km from Jahangir Mahal and 2 km from Raj Parveen Mahal. It is 13 km from Jhansi Junction Railway Station and 19 km from Jhansi City. Gwalior Airport is about 116 km away. Hotel offers 24 Rooms
Amar Mahal – Orcha
Amar Mahal is located within 300 metres from the Chaturbhuj Temple and the Chattri Monument. Each elegantly decorated air-conditioned room here will provide you with a minibar and sofa. Featuring a bath or shower, private bathroom also comes with free toiletries. Hotel Offers 46 Rooms. At Amar Mahal you will find a 24-hour front desk, garden and terrace. Special facilities for differently abled guests are provided. Other facilities offered at the property include meeting facilities, a ticket service and a tour desk. An array of activities can be enjoyed on site or in the surroundings, including cycling. The property offers free parking. The property is 16 km from Jhansi Bus Station, 20 km from Jhansi Railway Station and 175 km from Khajuraho Airport. The on-site restaurant serves a selection of Indian and International cuisines. 24-hour room service is available for private dining
The Lalit Temple View – Khajuraho
The Lalit features a spa and outdoor pool. Guests can enjoy working out in the fitness centre and taking yoga classes. It is located 500 m from the famous Khajuraho Temple. The Lalit Temple View is within 7 km from Khajuraho Airport and Khajuraho Railway Station. Modern rooms offer touches of Indian culture and come fitted with large windows overlooking the garden or temples. Flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi is provided. Tea and coffee making facilities are available. Massage services and sauna facilities are provided for guests' enjoyment. Car rentals and currency exchanges can be made at the tour desk. Laundry and dry cleaning services are available. Hotel Offers 47 Rooms
Taj Chandela – Khajuraho
Located 4.5 km from Khajuraho Airport and 8 km from Khajuraho Station, Hotel Chandela is set within 11 acres of landscaped gardens. Featuring a shopping arcade, it also has an outdoor pool and 4 dining options. Fitted with sofas, the air-conditioned rooms have satellite TV and a safety deposit box. A minibar and tea/coffee making facilities are also provided. Hotel Chandela is 1.2 km from Lakshman and Khajuraho Temples, and 2 km from Tribal Art Museum. Panna National Park Tiger Reserve is 15.4 km away. Activities at the hotel include mini golf, tennis, and badminton. Guests can also exercise at the gym, or play indoor games. The hotel also has an art gallery. Local and international dishes are served at Rasana and Rimjhim restaurants. The 24-hour Café De La Paix offers light meals, while Sura Sundari bar features a variety of cocktails. Hotel offers 90 Rooms
Ramada – Khajuraho
Ramada Khajuraho is surrounded by greenery and boasts an inviting outdoor pool, a jogging track and luxurious, modern rooms. Featuring marble flooring, the air-conditioned rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV, a safe, minibar and an electric kettle. The private bathroom includes a bath or shower and free toiletries. Lighting and room temperature is controlled via an electronic bedside console. Raneh Falls is 20 km from the hotel while Panna Tiger Sanctuary and Pandav Falls are approximately 35 km away. Ramada Khajuraho provides airport transfers and same-day laundry and dry cleaning services at an extra charge. It also has a travel desk and a souvenir shop. Dining options include the multi-cuisine Gautama Restaurant. Unwind with a drink from Mahua Bar or head to Downing Street, which is the hotel's disco.
Radisson Jass – Khajuraho
Radisson Jass Hotel is located 3 km from Khajuraho Airport. Khajuraho Railway Station is 7 km away. Attractions nearby include the Archaelogical Museum which is 2.2 km away and Panna National Park which is 27 km away. The modern Radisson Jass Hotel offers car rental, currency exchange and laundry/dry-cleaning facilities. A tour desk can assist guests with travel arrangements. A business centre is also present for those looking to organise meetings. Work-out enthusiasts can break a sweat in the fitness centre. Each air-conditioned room features a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, minibar and an electric kettle. The en suite bathroom contains complimentary toiletries. Temple Café has an a la carte menu as well as breakfast, lunch and a dinner buffet which is accompanied by live Sitar performances. Temple Bar is the place to go for wines and cocktails. Room service options are also available.
The Gateway Hotel Ganges – Varanasi
The Gateway Hotel Ganges is a peaceful getaway in the ancient temple city of Varanasi. Offering an outdoor pool and a spa, it also has 24-hour room service. It is spread over 40 acres of tropical gardens. The modern air-conditioned rooms are all equipped with a flat-screen TV, minibar and tea/coffee making facilities. All enjoy views of the garden, pool or city. Bathrooms come with shower facilities. The Gateway Hotel Ganges is 6 km from Varanasi City Centre, commonly known as The Chowk. It is 1 km from Varanasi Junction Railway Station and 21 km from Lal bahadur Shastri Airport. Guests can exercise at the fitness centre, relax with a massage or buy souvenirs at the shopping arcade. There is a doctor on-call and a business centre. Both buffet and à la carte dishes are available at GAD coffee shop, which serves Indian, Pan-Asian and international delights. Hotel Offers 130 Rooms
Ramada Plaza JHV – Varanasi
Ramada Plaza JHV offers 5 dining options and an outdoor pool. It also boasts a spa, gym and a tennis court. Its spacious rooms feature lawn, pool, or Varuna River views. Offering a modern décor, rooms feature wood panelled walls and carpeted flooring. They are equipped with wired internet access and a TV with cable channels. Marble bathrooms come with a bathtub and hairdryer. In-room dining is possible. Ramada Plaza is 5 km from Varanasi City Railway Station and 6 km from Kashi Vishwanath Temple. Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport is 23 km away. Guests may book an appointment with the barber/beauty salon, relax in the sauna or take a dip in the spa bath. Alternatively, there are shops within the hotel. Other facilities include a tour desk and business centre. Tadka, the in-house restaurant, offers Indian specialities. The Palate features all-day international buffet spreads. Drinks can be enjoyed at Toxic Bar & Lounge and Pool Side Bar. Hotel Offers 120 Rooms
Radisson – Varanasi
Radisson Hotel is located 3 km from local Bus Stationand Varanasi Cantonment Railway Station. Nearby attractions include SarnathBuddhist Place, Main Ghats at the mighty Ganges and Kashi Vishwanath Templewhich are at 6 km. The Tulsi Manas Temple is 8 km away while the Lal Bahadur Shastri Babatpur International and Domestic Airport is 22 km. The air-conditioned rooms are equipped with a minibar,seating area and flat-screen satellite TV. The attached bathroom comes with a hairdryer, shower and free toiletries and it offers 116 Rooms. With a 24-hour front desk, the property providesservices like luggage storage and currency exchange. A meeting/banqueting spaceand business centre are available. Guests can pamper themselves with a relaxing massage. A tour desk is available to make travel arrangements. East West, the coffee shop offers hot beverages. The Great Kebab Factory (TGKF) serves vegetarian and non-vegetarian kebabs. The Oakwood Bar serves alcoholic beverages while R The Lounge serves alcoholic as wellas piping hot refreshing beverages. Guests can enjoy their favourites at the Poolside barbeque.
Rivatas By Ideal – Varanasi
Rivatas By Ideal offers modern rooms and suites at TheMall Cant in Varanasi. Featuring 3 food and beverage options, the property hasan outdoor pool and offers massage services. 1 km from Rivatas By Ideal is the Varanasi RailwayStation and Bus Stand. Riverside Ganges Ghaat and Kaashi Vishwanath Temple areboth approximately 5 km away. Banaras Hindu University is 7 km from the hotel. The air-conditioned rooms come with heating and darkwood furnishings. Each room is equipped with a flat-screen satellite TV,electronic safe and seating area. Tea/coffee making facilities and minibar arealso provided. Private bathroom includes a shower, hairdryer and slippers. Luggage storage facilities and safety deposit boxesare available at the 24r-hour reception. Guests can visit the hotel's spa orrelax in the steam and sauna rooms. Convenient services include a currencyexchange and tour desk. Grill By the Ocean specialises in Indian cuisine.Chinese and European dishes are served at the Ocean Coffee Shop. Light snacksand drinks are available at Blue Lounge
ITC Mughal Hotel Agra
Set amidst 35 acres of lush greeneries, ITC Mughal Agra boasts luxurious accommodation. Guests can lounge by the spacious outdoor pool or choose between 4 dining options. Located just 3 km away from the historical Taj Mahal and Agra Fort, the hotel is also 6 km from Agra Railway Station. Indira Gandhi International Airport is 250 km away with Airport shuttle services available at a surcharge. Elegantly furnished rooms are fitted with air-conditioning, a sofa seating area, a flat-screen TV, a minibar and tea/coffee making facilities. En suite bathrooms include shower amenities and free toiletries. Guests can enjoy a barbeque or relax at the spa and sauna facilities. Mughal Agra also offers a business centre and a fitness centre. A 24-hour front desk can assist with travel arrangements and 24-hour room service. ITC Mughal's in-house restaurants will serve an array of Indian, Chinese and continental dishes. Maikhana Bar, offers a selection of fine wines and cocktails. Hotel offers 233 Rooms
Crystal Sarovar Premiere Agra
Crystal Sarovar Premiere Agra is situated in the Taj Ganj district in Agra 1.9 km from The Taj Mahal. The rooms include a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a safety deposit box. Some rooms feature a seating area to relax in after a busy day. You will find an electric kettle, mini bar and a desk in the room. Rooms include a private bathroom equipped with free toiletries. Crystal Sarovar Premiere Agra boasts of a 24-hour front desk and express check in/check out services. A tour desk and concierge services are also available. Guests can enjoy a meal at the on-site restaurant. The property also offers breakfast in the room and packed lunches. Agra Fort is 2.5 km from Crystal Sarovar Premiere Agra, while Jama Masjid is 2.8 km from the property. The nearest airport is Agra Airport, 10 km from the property. The Agra Railway Station is 7 km. Hotel Offers 136 Rooms. It also offers rooms with a view of Taj Mahal
Double Tree by Hilton Agra
Double Tree by Hilton, Agra is located in Agra. Free WiFi access is available in the public areas of the property. It offers an outdoor swimming pool, a spa and wellness centre and a fitness centre. Each air-conditioned room here will provide you with a satellite TV, a seating area and a minibar. Featuring a shower, private bathroom also comes with a hairdryer and slippers. At Double Tree by Hilton, Agra you will find a 24-hour front desk and a bar. Other facilities offered at the property include luggage storage. The property offers free parking. The hotel is within 4.5 km from the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Taj Mahal and Agra Fort. The Ram Bagh Bus Station and the Agra Airport are 9.5 km away while the Agra Cantonment Railway Station is 16 km away. Dining option includes North27, an all-day dining restaurant, Kebab-e-que, an exclusive Indian restaurant and the Food Store, an all-day café and deli. Taj Ganj is a great choice for travellers interested in architecture, scenery and ancient landmarks. Hotel offers 104 Rooms
Four Points by Sheraton Agra
Four Points by Sheraton Agra is located in Agra. Free WiFi access is available. The famous and magnificent Taj Mahal is just 2 km away. It offers an outdoor pool and a restaurant. Each room here will provide you with a minibar. Featuring a bath or shower, private bathroom also comes with a hairdryer and bathrobes. You can enjoy city view from the room. Extras include bed linen and ironing facilities. At Four Points by Sheraton Agra you will find a fitness centre. Other facilities offered at the property include luggage storage. The hotel is 4.5 km from Agra Fort and 44 km from Fatehpur Sikri. The Agra Cantonment Railway Station is 7 km away, ISBT Bus Station is 9 km and the Indira Gandhi International Airport is 265 km away. Dining options include Oasis, an all-day dining multi-cuisine restaurant, Stop by Henry's, a lounge bar where alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and The Roof Top where guests can enjoy sumptuous grilled option with a view of the Taj Mahal. Hotel offers 165 Rooms
Courtyard by Marriott – Agra
Courtyard Marriott Agra is located in Agra. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of the iconic Taj Mahal is 3.8 km. It Offer's an outdoor swimming pool. Each air-conditioned room here will provide you with a flat-screen satellite TV and a minibar. Featuring a bath or shower, private bathroom also comes with a hairdryer and bathrobes. At Courtyard Marriott Agra you will find a 24-hour front desk and a bar. Other facilities offered at the property include luggage storage. The hotel is 6.3 km from the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Agra Fort, 10.5 km from the Mehtab Bagh and Tomb of Itimad-ud-Daulah. The Agra Cantonment Railway Station is 8.4 km and the Agra Airport is 1.9 km away. The in-house restaurant serves a selection of Indian and International delights. Hotel Offers 194 Rooms
Holiday Inn New Delhi International Airport
Holiday Inn New Delhi International Airport features an outdoor swimming pool, a 24-hour fitness centre and a Lea Spa and Salon. The hotel is well connected via the national highway and metro, which makes traveling to Gurgaon, South & Central Delhi simple. The DLF Emporio is 5 km away and MG Road and the Select City Walk are 8 km away. The property is 3 km from Indira Gandhi International Airport, 7 km from the Business District of Gurgaon and 18 km from New Delhi Railway Station. The India Gate is 16 km away while Red Fort is 22 km away. Equipped with triple-glazed windows for a peaceful sleep, the rooms here provide you with a flat-screen TV, air conditioning and an iPod dock. Featuring a shower, private bathrooms also come with a hairdryer and free premium Biotique toiletries. Wired internet is available in the rooms. At Holiday Inn New Delhi International Airport you will find a 24-hour reception, sauna and massage parlour. Other facilities offered include 7 meeting rooms and 1 board room. The capacity of meeting rooms varies from 12 to 400 while the board room has a capacity of 10. Dining options include Viva, an all-day dining restaurant where breakfast is served from 8:30 to 10:30. Lunch and dinner can be enjoyed at Viva Deli. Hangar Bar serves refreshing alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Room service is available. Hotel offers 265 Rooms categorized under Superior Rooms, Deluxe Rooms and Suites
The Lalit – New Delhi
Set in a grand building in bustling Connaught Place, The LALIT New Delhi welcomes guests with its full spa and outdoor pool. It offers an extensive range of 7 dining options, including some 24-hour ones. The Lalit is a 10-minute drive from New Delhi Railway Station, while Indira Gandhi International Airport is 24 km away. Spacious, soundproofed rooms offer subtle touches of Indian culture. Generously furnished with a flat-screen TV and DVD player, some rooms offer an iPod dock. An electric kettle and a minibar are provided in each room. Iron and ironing board can be requested. Guests can experience Ayurvedic and natural therapies at Rejuve spa, or opt for a work out in the fitness centre. Other facilities include a business centre, free private parking and The LaLit Galleria, which features a variety of shops. Dining options include Baluchi Indian restaurant and Woks Chinese restaurant. 24/7 Restaurant and Bar are open all day everyday for dining convenience. The hotel also has a 24-hour pastry shop for sweet cravings. Hotel offers 461 Rooms categorized under Deluxe Rooms , Premier Rooms , Executive Club, Suites
The Metropolitan – New Delhi
The Metropolitan Hotel New Delhi is 5-minute drive from Connaught Place, It features an outdoor pool and 3 dining options. Situated in New Delhi's city centre, it also offers a fitness centre and spa. The Metropolitan Hotel & Spa is 1 km from New Delhi Railway Station, 500 m from Airport Express Metro Station (Shivaji Stadium) and 15 km from Indira Gandhi International Airport. Stylish air-conditioned rooms feature Indian motifs. Equipped with an iron and a flat-screen TV with cable channels, they also come with a minibar. Private bathrooms feature bath and shower facilities and a hairdryer. Guests can check e-mails at the business centre or relax at the full-service NeoVeda Spa, which offers massage services and a steam room. There is also a shop selling a range of items including hand-woven scarves, an assortment of teas and aromatherapy oils. Sakura Restaurant serves Japanese dishes, while Chutney Bar + Tandoor Restaurant offers Indian delights. The pool-side Zing Restaurant offers international fare and is open round-the-clock. In-room dining is possible. Hotel has 178 Rooms Divided in the Category of Deluxe , Club and Executive Suites.
Crowne Plaza New Delhi Mayur Vihar Noida
A luxurious escape in the busy business district of Crowne Plaza New Delhi Mayur Vihar Noida offers an outdoor pool, pampering spa services and a gym. Spacious and modern rooms come with a flat-screen TV and pillow menu. Crowne Plaza New Delhi Mayur Vihar Noida is only 500 m from Mayur Vihar Metro Station and a 20-minute drive from the commercial hub of Noida. Shopping at Connaught Place in Delhi's city centre is a 25-minute drive away. The Indira Gandhi International Airport is 25 km and Noida Sector 62 is 15 km. The beautiful Akshardham Temple is 2 km and New Delhi Railway Station is 13 km. Elegantly decorated, the air-conditioned rooms feature soft carpeted flooring and clear large windows which overlook the city. Be pampered with 300-thread-count bedsheets, fluffy bathrobes and a healthy room service menu. Bathrooms have a separate bathtub and walk-in rainshower. There is also a well-equipped 24-hour business centre and luggage storage service. On-site shops include a florist, tailor and souvenir shop. Enjoy delicious all-day dining at Infinity and savor mouthwatering Hotel has 160 Rooms.
The Suryaa – New Delhi
The Suryaa New Delhi is located in the New Friends Colony, about 22 km from Indira Gandhi International Airport. It offers an outdoor pool. Rooms at New Delhi Suryaa feature modern décor and flat-screen satellite TVs. Tea/coffee making facilities and a minibar can be found in all rooms. Ample work space and private bathrooms are included. The New Delhi Spa features spa bath tubs, a sauna and relaxing massage services. Guests can exercise at the fully equipped fitness centre. The Suryaa also provides a beauty salon and florist. Dining options at Suryaa include fine Indian dining as well as 24-hour international cuisine. There is also a rooftop Chinese restaurant and a pastry shop. Drinks can be enjoyed at the Lounge Bar. The Suryaa New Delhi is 14 km from Delhi's Domestic Airport. Hotel has 244 Rooms.
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Good morning Rajiv We have now arrived back to the UK and I/we wanted to let you know that our holiday was FANTASTIC! Everything went perfectly, from the moment we arrived at the hotel in Delhi the representative was there waiting to greet us with a garland of flowers! The "Vacations" company were superb and please can you pass on our warm thanks to all those involved including Vicray ( VJ) our driver for the week, Meena, who did our tour of Delhi ( the rickshaw ride in Old Delhi was amazing) …
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Hi Rajiv Thank you for that. We had a great trip and were very happy with the service and the guides. This was our 4 trip with Tailormade Journeys and We loved Mynamar especially. Karen wanted to get in touch with the nice guide we had in Bagan. Could you ask let us have his name and email address. Thank you.
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Mrs Linda Langrish just returned back from the Maharajas Express Train Journey and this is what she has to say. The perfect way to see a large part of India without the packing and unpacking and of course "the traffic". Just returned from a fabulous trip, thank you Rajiv for arranging all of the finer details of a once in a lifetime trip
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Dear Rajiv,
On behalf of Vic Sue Penny and myself I would like to thank you for organising such a wonderful holiday. The arrangements were excellent and we were chaperoned perfectly by all the representatives and drivers. We would particularly mention Joseph who took us from Cochin to Kovalam, he was a good driver and very helpful.
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See your favorite animals up close and in their natural habitats in the world's largest wildlife theme park. With over 2000 acres of land to traverse and 20,000 animals to see you'll never run out of things to do. The park is also convenient and easily accessible from several points, with a free shuttle bus to take you in and out. Once inside, get on the cable car and see the animals from a bird's eye view, or bring your own car and drive into your own safari adventure! If you're up to it, you can even visit much of the park by foot. Perfect for animal lovers of all ages, there are even activities and science stations where kids can learn about the wildlife you encounter in the park. The great thing about Chimelong Safari Park is that it is also a successful breeding center for koalas, tigers and pandas - and they take extra precaution in ensuring their animals are all well cared for.


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New committee members are appointed annually by the Council Committee on Awards Committee.
The committee meets as needed.
Nominations are due by 11:59 pm Eastern Time on January 31st to the Chair of the Notable and Distinguished Contributions to Accounting Literature Award Screening Committee.
Submissions for this award are collected electronically in Word or PDF format.
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If the paper has been previously published in a journal, the Chair will need to include the name of the journal, the page numbers, and the volume/issue/year of the publication.
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Get ready for the 2014 SciTech Festival and keep track of the great events you won't want to miss. Download the bookmark today.
The themes of the events – including chocolate, aerospace, healthcare and hockey – all reflected a very distinct Glendale industry base. Additionally, families were the main priority for the 2013 Glendale Passport to Science Planning Committee. As an example, the events were held over several dates and weekends so that families with busy schedules would have several chances to participate. The free admission events were designed to provide families with various science education opportunities.
The 2013 season marked the second year of the Arizona SciTech Festival, although it was the first year the city of Glendale and its partners took a leading role in the West Valley. It was also the first year that Glendale launched its own "Passport" concept and website in order to better support the involvement of the partners incurring costs to hold events on their own, allowing the many events to be free to the public. Several local partners also donated prizes as part of a "Glendale Passport to Science Prize Pack" that aimed to encourage the public to attend at least four events. Passport stamps were earned by attending events.
What a difference a year makes. Comparatively, the 2012 Arizona SciTech Festival only held three official events in the city of Glendale and the entire West Valley had a total of nine events. Last year, the West Valley featured a total of 28 events.
The Arizona SciTech Festival officially kicked off in 2012 as part of Arizona's centennial celebration. The Arizona SciTech Festival is a state-wide celebration of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM or STEAM when you include the arts) held annually in February and March. Statewide, more than 350 events took place this year statewide.
Contact Jeanine Jerkovic at (623)930-2985 or via email at: JJerkovic@glendaleaz.com.


Eat your heart out, Tarzan, because the Women of Dynamite Jungle Girl Statue is ready to swing onto the scene.
Jana Sky-Born is Jungle Girl, doing what she can to survive on an island populated by dinosaurs, cavemen, and other creatures that make lions, tigers, and gorillas seem tame in comparison.
Sculpted by Jason Smith, the highly-detailed statue stands approximately 12-inches tall, has a 6-inch base, and features the jungle-dwelling beauty standing on top of a triceratops skull, armed with her spear and knife.
The Women of Dynamite Jungle Girl Statue will be available later this month but it can be pre-ordered now for $189.99 at Entertainment Earth.


The ARTSEE App makes it easier for you to select fine art that will look great in your home or office its the best addition to an art collectors toolkit. ARTSEE is a simple way for you to see how a piece of art will look in your space before you even go to the art gallery or fair. brbrDownload ARTSEE and take a few pictures of the blank walls youd like to fill with art. ARTSEE makes shooting and sizing the walls easy. With ARTSEE on your phone you can take photos of artwork anywhere superimposing them on your walls at home creating artwork wall previews called hangups. You can easily export these hangups or share them with your partner friends or family. brbrHead out to your favorite Galleries or Art Fair. When you see a piece of art you like upload it into ARTSEE using the camera on your device and enter all the important information. ARTSEE partner galleries have QR codes for each piece of art that will automatically upload the Art file with a highquality image and all details. Partner Art Fair catalogues will be available inside the ARTSEE App during the show.brbrYou will find artwork from ARTSEE partner galleries right in the app. Just navigate to the Gallery Directory to see what is available. It is easy to add these paintings to your personal Library. If your favorite gallery is not yet an ARTSEE partner let them know to get on board. brbrGalleries can sign up as a partner on our website: www.artseeapp.com. As a gallery partner its possible to add artwork right into our app as well as print QR codes for your art pieces. Visitors at your gallery can then easily scan these QR codes to view the artwork in the app and preview it in their homes. brbrUse ARTSEE to create an image of the new piece of art on your wall. Share it with your friends on Facebook or send it to your partner and designer to see what they think.brbrOnce youve chosen the right piece you are one click away from emailing or calling the Art Gallery. At Art Fairs you may use ARTSEE to Reserve a piece of art.brbrIf you spot any bugs or have any new feature requests reach out to our support using the email listed on the play store. Your opinion is important to us and we want to ensure you continue to have the best possible experience.
Also Read: 4 Pics Puzzle: Guess 1 Word on PC (Windows & Mac).
In addition, the App ARTSEE Artwork Wall Previews is very interactive and fun to use and the users can enjoy it at any time and anywhere around the world. What are you waiting for? download now ARTSEE Artwork Wall Previews on your smart devices from link below. Enjoy the App ARTSEE Artwork Wall Previews and go as far as you can. Have fun!
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Now it's our turn to download and install ARTSEE Artwork Wall Previews on PC using the emulator we have downloaded and installed. All we need to do for that is simply open the Emulator we installed and configure it using our Google Email, as we normally do in Android Devices. when we are done with the Gmail configuration on Play Store simply Open the Play Store and Search 'ARTSEE Artwork Wall Previews' and Select the App to install. Then click on the Install button to start the installation or Pay the price to get the installation started if the App is Paid. Once installed, Click 'open' to run ARTSEE Artwork Wall Previews for PC. That's All.


We are the Illinois Brewery Running Series and we run for beer!
Join us at Flapjack Brewery Sunday October 6th @ 11AM for a 5k-ish course that starts and ends at this awesome brewery! Weave through the surrounding area at whatever pace you like, no matter what there's a beer waiting for you at the finish line!
Flapjack Brewery's Two-Year Anniversary Party!


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Amarillo-based Merrick Pet Care Inc. is partnering with Amarillo Animal Management & Welfare to offer free dog and cat food to those affected by the partial shutdown of the federal government.
Through Friday, government employees with a valid government ID will be able to pick up 24 pounds of premium Merrick dog food or four pounds of premium cat food for its four-legged family member while supplies last.
The food is being distributed from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Amarillo Animal Management & Welfare, 3501 S. Osage St.
Founded in Garth Merrick's family kitchen in Hereford 30 years ago, Merrick Pet Care is dedicated to making the most wholesome and nutritious recipes for dogs and cats, according to a released statement. The Texas-based company is committed to making a positive impact on local community. Merrick supports homeless pets with shelter-feeding programs and is always looking for opportunities to make a difference in the lives of pets and pet parents.


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Muñopedro is a municipality located in the province of Segovia, Castile and León, Spain. According to the 2004 census (INE), the municipality has a population of 382 inhabitants.

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Boris Johnson refuses to say if he would quit if fined for breaking Covid laws
PM says he 'can't comment' after returning questionnaire to Met police on alleged No 10 parties
Boris Johnson has repeatedly refused to say whether he would resign if fined by the police for breaking Covid laws at a series of alleged Downing Street parties.
After handing back a questionnaire to the Metropolitan police, which is expected to defend his presence at some of the dozen events under investigation, the prime minister dodged a series of questions about the issue.
Asked if he would quit if Scotland Yard issued him with a fixed penalty notice worth at least £100, Johnson told the BBC's Sunday Morning programme: "I can't comment about a process that is under way."
He said he would have "something meaningful to say about this" when the Met investigation ended, but insisted that any answers now "would be interpreted as a point of commentary about the process".
Johnson added he hoped people "won't have long" but said: "There's not a jot I can say until it's done."
Previously, the prime minister has commented on specific events – including a "bring your own booze" garden party to which more than 100 Downing Street staff were invited.
The gathering was held on 20 May 2020, when only two people from different households could meet outdoors socially distanced.
Last month, Johnson denied any wrongdoing and claimed "technically" no rules were broken and that he thought it was a "work event".
However, he apologised for the "rage" people who had made "extraordinary sacrifices" during the pandemic felt because they felt "the rules were not being properly followed by the people who make the rules".
Asked by the BBC if he understood why people found his defence of the event implausible, Johnson said: "There is literally not a bean I can tell you about that."
About a dozen Conservative MPs have gone public with their concerns about Johnson's conduct and the way in which he ran No 10 during the pandemic.
However, more have expressed concerns in private about his leadership, and others are waiting for the Met inquiry to conclude and the publication of the full Sue Gray report before putting in a letter calling for Johnson to quit.
Pressed on whether he was burying his head in the sand about the serious concerns his own MPs had about the parties, Johnson said: "I am fortunate to live in a democracy. I am fortunate to be the PM of a free, independent, democratic country where people can take that sort of decision, and where I do face that sort of pressure, that's a wonderful thing."
Johnson declined to say whether he stood by his promise in the Commons that no Covid laws were broken in Downing Street.
And as to whether there was a party in his Downing Street flat during lockdown, he said: "Respectfully, humbly, I can't say anything more about this until the process is completed."
A staunch ally of Johnson's, the Foreign Office minister James Cleverly, insisted: "I don't think what the country needs right now is a vacuum at the centre of government."
But David Lammy, Labour's shadow justice secretary, responded in a tweet: "I totally agree – this is exactly why Boris Johnson should resign."
The Met has not said how much longer its investigation – known as Operation Hillman – will take. Officers have started receiving back questionnaires sent to those – including Johnson – who it believed attended some of the dozen gatherings being investigated.
Ed Davey, leader of the Liberal Democrats, said Johnson was "not fit to be prime minister", and added: "If he won't resign, Conservative MPs should do the right thing and sack him."


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Waiting for long-terms deals could end poorly for Harper, Machado
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92-9 The Game anchor, and baseball expert, Paul Crane joined John and Hugh on Wednesday to talk about the current free-agency situation and provided some insight as to why stars like Bryce Harper and Manny Machado are still unsigned.
Given the quiet offseason, has he ever seen anything like this before?
"This has been extremely different," Crane admitted. "There's like 70 guys still unsigned, with the two biggest ones – Harper and Machado still without a deal. Where have the 10-year contracts gone? I don't think the owners are interested in doing those anymore."
While it seems like owners are unwilling to gamble on 8- to 10-year contracts, agents and players have been unwilling to, at least thus far, to bite on shorter deals.
"I've heard the deals for both guys are short-term (contracts)," Crane said. "But the players aren't willing to do something right now. It wouldn't surprise me if they're still waiting to do something until March."
Crane said that while the San Francisco Giants and New York Yankees have made offers to Harper, he's refused to agree to the three- to five-year deals that have been offered.
Related: Biggest Braves questions ahead of pitchers & catchers reporting
"It's kind of mindboggling," he added. "And for the pitchers who are looking for six-year deals, like (Craig) Kimbrel, it's not happening either."
How will the two deals affect other free agents like Craig Kimbrel and Dallas Keuchel? Crane cites the issues shown by the pitchers of late, and given the length of their careers thus far, he's not surprised owners have shied away from anything long-term.
"At one time, I thought Manny would be first, but I don't know right now…and I wouldn't be surprised if it extended into March," said Crane. "If Scott Boras and Harper wait for that 10-year deal, they might have to wait. Like we said at the beginning, we've never seen anything like this."
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The family de Mitton
Ancient history and legacy
1066 and why they could not get along?
12th century de Mitton genealogy; (the Coucher Book of Whalley)
A. Roots in the lands of the King
A. Williams Lands
All about the name; "Mitton"
B. "Harrying of the North"…. or don`t mess with Bill !
c Doomsday Book Reference to 'Mitune'.
C. Farm at the 'Mythe' aka 'Mitune', Mitton
C. Historical Notes
It's all about politics man
Churches, chapels, manors and abbeys……
Bailey Manor
Mytton church
The church of St Mary-All Saints and Mitton Chapel in Whalley
The Shireburn chapel at All Hallows' church, Great Mitton.
Whalley Abbey
D. Ancient de Mitton genealogy made easy
Norman de Mittons
D. Clitheroe Castles Norman founding Father: Ralph the Red
D. Doomsday
de Mitton family scions are the Baileys and the Shireburnes
de Mitton genealogy
Bloodline foreclosure
de Mitton Stonyhurst property owners from the Conquest
Descendent's of Ralph the Red and how to be sure?
E. The de Mitton family progenitor
Ralph gets established as a local manor lord
Early Norman de Mitton genealogy
Mittons' "hood" for over 700 years in England.
F. A Bailey took the surname Shireburne and all Shireburnes to follow…
Great Mitton Hall and Little Mitton Hall
Little Mitton Hall from back in the day
Manley Hillard Mitton visiting Great Mitton in 1937 & son 2014
Mittons "hood" for over 700 years
Mittons on the move to Canada
Canada, eh!
Eddie the clerk's 1906 'roots' memo to document the family`s past genealogy.
Kent County Ontario line began here:
US Mittons
Ralph`s Manor
A demesne manor is yours and for your benefit
Shireburne Arms
Cromwell`s Bridge & rectory table as his bed.
Staying on the "right side" of the road in medieval times….and don`t wander off the road.
The end of the de Mittons as Lords of their Manor
The Mittons of Craven as documented by Jack Knowles 1982
The Mittons of Craven genelogy
Craven area Mitton genelogy from Roger to Edmund Mitton
From Ralph the Red to "Squire" Joseph Mitton 1723-92
The Norman de Lacys as de Mitton family precursor`s & de Mittons as precursor`s to the de Lacy`s own feudal demise…
The Norman de Lacy`s – roots, apogees and outings
De Lacy`s of the Conquest
Was "Lord of the Rings" really "Lord of Mitton Manor"?
Web site references and bibliography
Was Ralph the Red a de Lacy bastard? The stone effigy of "hard evidence" makes it a church evidence clincher.
The "peripeteia' of the de Lacy Barons and their liege de Mittons.
End of story… for now…
Mitton family today's 5th. Cousins Documentation and Addenda
"Mitton House" in the USA
1818 Horton Baptism of 'Grover John' Mitton at St. Oswalds
Bibliography and Web Site References
Edmund D. Mitton's handwritten memo of ancestry
Family Tree from Horton in Ribblesdale to Canada and the US
The coat of arms of the great de Lacy family at All Saints church in Whalley.
The Norman de Lacy`s were from Lassy, France
Please see the following "The de Lacy Family in England" found on the following website; http://tinyurl.com/oz2gxun
Hugh de Lacy (b.1009-d. 1095) is the Norman born father of the great conquest family. His feudal lord was Odo, Bishop of Bayeux and the half-brother of William, Duke of Normandy.
Hugh married Emma "de Bois L`Eveque" from that same-named location and it was their sons who took part in the 1066 Conquest; Ilbert, whose descendants ruled in Yorkshire and Lancashire, and Walter, whose descendants ruled in the Welsh marches and later in Ireland. Emma de Bois L`Eveque was the second wife of Hugh de Lacy, Lord of Lassey, Normandy. She was one of two children of Ilbert, Marshall of Normandy from Bois L`Eveque. A Norman Marshall was the person in charge of the horses on behalf of the paramount lord.
The de Lacy brothers accompanied Duke William and his army to England in 1066. Ilbert de Lacy was in the train of Bishop Odo of Bayuex and Walter de Lacy who came in the train of William fitz Osbern. They fought at the Battle of Hastings and both received lands as a reward. Ilbert was prominent in the "harrying of the north" in present day Yorkshire in the winter of 1069-70 led by King William as the final subjugation of the Saxons in England.
Ilbert de Lacy was a favorite of the Conqueror and William granted him 170 lordships in Yorkshire, Nottingham-shire, and Lincoln shire, including the Barony of Pontefract where he built a castle. He became a trusted companion and tenet in chief to both King William and his heir King Rufus until his death in 1093.
Pontefract Castle Seat of the de Lacys
His son Robert was heir and Lord of the Blackburnshire 100 and Pontefract. In 1102 he became lord of Bowland and held the honour of Clitheroe having been granted those crown retrieved lands the prior year by Henry l having seized (escheats) them from Roger Pouti.
The de Lacy family continued to accumulate vast areas of land in northern England until the death of Henry de Lacy (2) the 3rd. Earl of Lincoln Feb. 5, 1311, after which they reverted to Thomas Plantagenet, Earl of Lancaster.
Thomas had married Henry de Lacy`s only daughter and heir Alice. This did not have a happy ending. Later Thomas was executed in 1321, at his wife's family castle Pontefract, when his open hostility against Edward the 2nd. was put to an end (beheaded) after a civil insurrection. His de Lacy lands reverted to the crown and later became part of the new Duchy of Lancaster.
The de Mittons had already been disenfranchised of their Mitton manor holdings previously as a result of the above mentioned Henry de Lacy's death (3rd Earl of Lincoln) went to Alice`s husband Thomas Plantagenet as a life estate. The de Mittons ceased to be lords of their sur-named manor from that time forward.
Note: The de Mitton family ceased to be Lords of Mitton manor after 1312 coinciding with the death of Henry de Lacy and were replaced as manor lords by Thomas Le Surreys as Lord of Mitton manor under that new feudal lord. Other lands did remain in de Mitton family possession including Aighton, Bailey, etc. as a witness by later deeds in 1362 from the de Mitton sisters of Roger de Mitton to their cousin John de Bailey. Those holdings were part of what eventually (1392) became known as the Shireburnes of Stonyhurst Hall.
Note: The best explanation of the de Lacy's is on Elizabeth Ashworths website. Ms. Ashworth is a local Lancashire historian who has written extensively on the de Lacy's and other historical subjects of Lancashire. This reference explains far better than my humble attempts regarding the de Lacy's of the Conquest and their subsequent descendants and other principals' prominence in Lancashire's and England's early history. Please see the following; http://elizabethashworth.com/the-de-lacy-family/
The de Lacy lines of Normandy and the Conquest
(Dates are approximate and difficult to substantiate)
Hugh (Hugues) de Lacy b.1018-49 Lassy, Vire, Normandie =  m. abt. 1038 Emma de Boi Eveque br.1022
Three children, born in Lassy, Vire, Normandie, France
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Emmeline de Lacy Ilbert de Lacy (b. abt 1043 d, 1193 )= Hawise Walter de Lacy
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Robert (succeeds Ilbert) b. ? d. by 1129 = m. Matilda. Hugh b.? d. 1090
Robert's 4 Children:
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Ilbert de Lacy(2) = Alace de Gant. Henry. Albreda(1) m. Robert de Lisoures. Robert
(succeeds father Robert) (Henry succeeds brother Ilbert)
Ilbert Identifies Ralph the Red as his brother. Albreda(2) succeeds her cousin Robert(2) (Nov. 23 1102)
*Robert de Lacy (2) son of Henry d.1193
No male heir last of first line de Lacy. ……
Roger Fitz Eustace grandson of Albreda and great grandson of the first Albreda, daughter of Robert and granddaughter of Ilbert de Lacy of the conquest inherits and takes name de Lacy. This was the closest bloodline back to Ilbert de Lacy the original grantee from the Conquer, King William
Robert de Lacy had died in 1193 with out issue. Then the daughter of his mother Albrida, by her 2nd husband, Eudo de Lisours was also his half sister, Albreda Lisours, was then the wife of Richard fitz-Eustace. She then possessed herself of the Barony of Pontefract and all the other lands of her deceased brother Robert de Lacy, last of the original male line de Lacys of Nomandy who died without issue.Then her grandson Roger Fitz Eustace inherits from Alberta and takes the surname de Lacy and the second line of de Lacie's begins from that date 1193.
Jordan de Mitton b.after 1100 & succeeds his father Ralph the Red.
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(Mitton descendants)
*Robert (2) above and son of Henry, half brother of Ralph the Red, is end of direct male de Lacy bloodline from Ilbert de Lacy of the Conquest. He was a second cousin of Hugh de Mitton grandson of Ralph the Red.
de Mitton scion de Lacy line begins with:
"Ralph the Red" born before 1090 and living after 1135
De Lacy "rapaceus eagal" (below) on effigy of Sir. Richard Shirburne at Mitton church denoting the family bloodline connections and descent of the Shireburnes from the Baileys, de Mittons and directly from Ralph the Red, founder of Mitton church and first lord of Mitton manor to and from Robert de Lacy's as the paramount Lords of Bowland family. Robert de Lacy was progenitor of all these scion families thru his illegitimate son "Ralph the Red".
The same "rapaceus eagal" appears at Whalley Abbey not far from Mitton on the wall denoting Henry de Lacy`s death mask and his grandfather John de Lacy, (signatory of the Magna Carta) tombstone also at Walley Abby built by Henry de Lacy, 3rd. Early of Lincoln.
"Rapacus eagals" left and center right of the de Lacy`s on Sir Richard Shirburne`s effigy. Shireburn chapel at Mitton Church
"Rapaceus eagle" meaning a ferrous bird denoting the de Lacy's as a historically powerful family of the conquest and defenders of the realm.
The "Rapaceus Eagle" on Henry de Lacys death mask relief at Whalley Abby. Same as on Richard Shireburns tomb at the Shireburn chapel in Mitton Church.
*Some have suggested that Ralph the Red was really the brother of Robert. That would mean he died in his 70s in the 1140s. It could have been what Ilbert meant when he identified Ralph as a brother on the charters.. But the date here would not have allowed Ralph to succeed. There is no record of that ever happening.
*Ilbert identifies "Ralph the Red" calling him his brother on the charter which confirmed his grant of lands in 1135.
*Robert, brother of Ilbert and Henry probably dies at the Battle of Standard 1138.
*Albreda (2) is the daughter of Albreda de Lacy and Robert de Lisours. It is from her that the 2nd male line of de Lacys is begun after 1193 through her grandson Roger Fitz Eustace. He takes the de Lacy name and is the first of the second line of de Lacys. Roger is of no direct male bloodline to Ilbert de Lacy of the Conquest
The First Line of Norman de Lacy Barons from the Conquest:
Restored painting made before 1649 of Pontefract Castle, seat of the de Lacy's.
1.Ilbert de Lacy (of the Conquest), who dies before 1093. Begins building Pontefract Castle first as a mote and bailey circa 1070. Succeeded by:
2. Robert de Lacy (1) and "Ralph the Red's" father who died before 1129.
3. Ilbert (2) eldest son of Robert (1) and who identifies Ralph the Red as his brother on a charter dated after 1135. (Ralph is the progenitor of the family de Mitton after the 1102 en-feudalisms). Ilbert(2) strongly supported King Stephen against Matilda . He fought at the Battle of the Standard [1138] at Cowton Moor where David I [Ceannmhor] of Scotland was defeated. Ilbert II de Lacy (2) dies (childless) in 1141 after the Battle of Lincoln and is succeeded by Henry.
4. Henry, son of Robert (2) and younger brother of Ilbert(2) inherits from his brother.
5. Robert (2) son of Henry (1) dies in 1193 leaving no direct heir. Robert (2) was " the last of the true Norman line" of de Lacy's in England. Hugh de Mitton was often a witness to this Robert de Lacy's charters. Hugh would have been a second cousin removed to Robert de Lacy. Roberts father Henry would have been the half brother of Ralph the Red and Ralph was Hugh de Mitton`s grandfather along with Otto de Mitton or as he became sometimes known as Otto de Bailey.
*For a time the de Lacy's were banished by King Henry 1 around 1108 (?)-1135. The de Lacy's were replaced during that period as Lords of Pontefract and Clitheroe. Ilbert de Lacy (2) regained the de Lacy Barony upon King Stephen's accession to the crown.
Interloper holders of de Lacy Barony
1. Hugh de La Val: 1114 to 1129.
2. William Maltravers: 1129 to 1135. ( richard of Hexham records that Maltravers was murdered by a knight named Paganus or Pain so that Ilbert could return. Ilbert and his men were pardoned by King Stephen 'for all that they had done amiss' between the death of King Henry I and Stephen's coronation. Ilbert immediately confirms Ralph the Red's original 1102 grant from his father circa 1135 with the addition of a second restated feudal grant recorded.
The Second Line of de Lacy Barons:
1. Roger Fitz Eustace, also sometimes known as "Helle" beginning 1193. He was the great, grandson of Albreda de Lacy, sister of Ilbert (2), Henry and Robert. From the male line of the original de Lacy family the estates passed to the female. The heiress, Albreda (2), daughter of Albreda de Lacy (daughter of the first Robert) and Robert de Lissours, had bee married twice, first to Richard Fitz-Eustace and afterwards to William Fitz-Godric. She was a first cousin to their last possessor Robert de Lacy and closest blood relative to Robert de Lacy (2) at the time of his death in 1193. There is record of a fine levied in the King's Court at Winchester, on April 25th, 5th year of Richard 1 (1194), in which Albreda makes Roger the heir to all the de Lacy estates, whilst he at the same time quits claim to her other lands, inherited from her father, Robert de Lissours.
Roger, immediately assume the surname of de Lacy. Thus a second de Lacy scion family came into existence from which the Constables of Chester, 5th Baron of Halton, and the Earls of Lincoln were incorporated from Fitz-Eustance side of the family. The Eustace's had been the Constables of Chester and the Earls of Lincoln. Roger assumed the titles upon his fathers death and later inherited the lands and honor's of the de Lacy's, but not a drop of the de Lacy male bloodline.
Pontefract and the de Lacy lands remained intact of his successors until the beginning of the fourteenth century (1310), when another failure in the male line left it in the hands of Alice, daughter of Henry de Lacy, the 3rd Earl of Lincoln and wife of Thomas Plantagenet, Earl of Lancaster who was executed at Pontefract in 1322 after the battle of Boroughbridge.
Roger having assumed the name of de Lacy, (even though he was not of a male de Lacy bloodline) as founder of the second de Lacy scion line made "their residence at the great fortress and place of Pontefract". Roger was also the Constable of Chester from 1193 to 1211 as was his father. Roger de Lacy held the de Lacy lands until his death in 1211. He was married to Maud (or Matilda) de Clere and had at least three sons.
2. John de Lacy; 1192 to1240 who became Earl of Lincoln in 1232, by his marriage to Margaret, daughter of Robert de Quincy. John was the eldest son of Roger (above). He was one of the 25 barons entrusted with of ensuring that the King John kept the agreements made in Magna Carta to which he was a was a principal signatory. Lacy died on 22 July 1240 and was buried near his father in the choir of the Cistercian abbey of Stanlaw (Lancs.), his bones being moved to Whalley Abby (right next to Great Mitton and built by his grandson Henry de Lacy), when the monks transferred there in the 1290s.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontefract_de_Lacys%27_family_tree
Below is the grave tombstone of John de Lacy at Whalley Abby today. Their is the faint outline of the de Lacy Rapaceus eagle as is on Sir Richard Shireburnes effigy (above) at the Shireburn chapel in Mitton church.
John de Lacy, signature and surety of the Magna Carta relief from Great Mitton Hall, courtesy of Mrs. Jean Kay
3. Edmund: 1230 to 1258 was the son of John (above). He married Alice, the daughter of Manfred III, marquess of Saluzzo. After the death of his father, John de Lacy, Edmund became a ward of the king and was given into the care of a tutor, Richard Wych, who later became Bishop of Chichester and was made a saint after his death on 3rd April 1253. He died at the age of 28.
The last of the great de Lacy`s… their historic significance to the times and demise of the de Mitton family manor holding.
Plaque in St. Paul's, London identifying Henry`s DOD and as Lord Protector of the Realm.
4. Henry de Lacy, third Earl of Lincoln, Lord Protector 1249 to Feb. 1311 succeeded his father at the age of eight.
Henry the good Earl of Lincoln,
Who embraces and loves valor,
And holds his sovereign in his heart,
Leading the first squadron, the historic arms with the lion purpure of the
de Lacy family.
Caerlaverock Castle in Scotland beseiged by Edward I in 1300;
In the Caerlaverock Roll, Henry de Lacy, Earl of Lincoln is described in that assulet:
"Henry the good Earl of Lincoln, heart aflame with valour sure, led the van, his silken banner saffron with a lion purpure".
Note: "I think this is the first written evidence of the de Lacy lion"
It wasn't only the purple on the de Lacy banner that denoted wealth. It was the yellow too. It was 'saffron dyed' and saffron was very, very expensive.- Elizabeth Ashford
Had a banner of yellow silk
With a purple lion rampant.
This Henry, the third Earl of Lincoln whose name plays a conspicuous part in the history of his time-that "period of national glory," as Hunter calls it, "the "reign of Edward I."-was Lord of Pontefract for fifty-two years.
When Edward l was on military campaign against the Scots and left Henry in charge of England in his absence with the title "Defender of the Realm" or as noted above on the inscription at St. Paul's in London, "Lord protector". Edward l admonished his son the Prince of Wales that he was to "listen to Henry" during his absences. He was King Edwards chief consular and closest boyhood friend.
In May 1301 he attended Edward, the Prince of Wales, during his invasion of Scotland, the king having made Henry Lord protector of the realm and told his son to listen to what Henry told him as he trusted Henry for decisions over his son.
Over the next two years he was heavily involved in negotiations with the French, was an envoy to the pope and continued to support the king in his attempts to take Scotland by force.
Henry de Lacy was present at the death of Edward I at Burgh-on-Sands on 7th July 1307. He was the most senior of the English earls and remained influential during the early years of the reign of Edward II. At first he supported the new king's friendship with Piers Gaveston and agreed to him being given the title of Earl of Cornwall. But as Gaveston's influence over the king became more insidious, his concern grew and in 1308 he was influential in the drawing up of the 'Boulogne declaration' which drew a distinction between loyalty to the crown and personal loyalty to the person of the king.
Gaveston, who had nicknamed Henry de Lacy 'Monsieur Boele-Crevee' (Mr Burst Belly), was exiled and Henry joined his son-in-law, Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, in calls for a reform of the royal household.
It was Henry de Lacy who later after the death of Edward l confronted the now King Edward ll regarding his favorite Piers Gaverston by leading a group of magnates and produced 3 articles of constitutional importance ie; "Homage and the oath of allegiance are more in respect of the crown than in respect of the king`s person". His reputation was such the other barons backed Henry in this admonishment to the King.
Gaveston, who had nicknamed Henry de Lacy 'Monsieur Boele-Crevee' (Mr Burst Belly), was exiled and Henry joined his son-in-law, Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, in calls for a reform of the royal household. Gaverston was executed a few years later outside of his wife's family seat at Pontefract castle.
Authors note: this may be where the concept of the "office of the Presidency" as enunciated by Harry Truman. It is the office that is to be respected from the person who holds the office. That is what President Harry Truman meant regarding General Douglas MacArthur usurpation of Truman`s office as the President and Gen. MacArthur obligation to respect that office regardless of what he might think of Truman personally.
Henry de Lacy died Feb. 5, 1311 at a pivotal political juncture and was buried in St. Paul's, London. Of his two sons and two daughters only his daughter Alice alone survived him. He was Lord of Pontefract, the 10th Baron of Halton, and Lord of Denbigh. He was also the 7th Lord of Bowland, so-called Lord of the Fells, being the last member of his family to hold that title.
In 1294, Henry's daughter and heiress had been contracted in marriage (when only nine years old) to Thomas Plantagenet, Earl of Leicester and a first cousin of Edward ll.
The death of Henry de Lacy was significant to the history of the times given the conflicts of Edward ll reign. Henry was also earl of Salisbury and was the elder statesman of the magnates given his close and important relationship with Edward l. As a leading Baron he was well regarded, "vastly experienced and respected by all". His death robbed England of an influential steady hand and altered the balance of England's noble`s power.
The problem with Henry's untimely death was further complicated from the specific following family circumstances;
Henry has first married Margaret Longespee, the eldest daughter and co-heiress of Sir William Longespee and Maud de Clifford, daughter of Sir Walter.They were married before 01 June 1268, contracted on or before 23 Dec 1256, and had two sons and two daughters:* Edmund, born in 1271, drowned in a well in Denbigh Castle.
* John, died at Pontefract Castle during his father's lifetime.
* Margaret, died in childhood.
*Ann, only surviving daughter or issue of Henry became wife of Sir Thomas of Lancaster having been pledged to him at age 9 by her father, Henry. His lands were to go to Thomas upon his death. Henry retained a life estate to his lands until his death.
The result was;
Henry de Lacy`s son-in-law Thomas Plantagenet inherited Henry's lands from Henry`s only daughter Ann upon his death as a result of the previous agreement. As Earl of Lancaster his already vast estates doubled with these new lands of the de Lacy`s that included the great fee of Pontefract. It immediately gave him lands now throughout England that were double that of the next most senor baron along with their military resources. History records he was an abrasive figure which resulted in schisms with his first cousin Edward ll and Thomas eventual execution in 1322. His tragic end was probably ordained by his complicity in the murder (execution) of King Edwards favorite Piers Galveston in June 1312.
Henry`s death leads to the de Mittons out of there …
With the death of Henry de Lacy Feb. 2010 without male heir and the estate going to Henry de Lacy's daughter Ann, the de Lacy lands went by agreement to her husband Thomas Earl of Lancaster. It was he who then removed the de Mittons from their manor by 1312 and replaced them with another family as the lords of Mitton manor. Thomas had a reputation of treating his tenants poorly. It seems to be the case here as well as the de Mitton family had held their manor for 208 years. But under the feudal system the paramount lord could do what he wanted with your manor lands no matter how long the family may have held them.
The quick and the dead;
The two sons of Henry, Edmund and John both tragically predeceased him as noted. It is thought that Edmund drowned in the well at Denbigh Castle and John fell from a turret at Pontefract (or from a window at Ightenhill Manor). These deaths may have affected the history of the times as much as the White ship death of Henry lst. son. After Alice de Lacy husband Thomas Plantagenet was executed as a traitor in 1322 most of the de Lacy lands were claimed by the King Edward II. Ironically they were the lands of his fathers great friend and principle consoler. And ironically Henry was the principle Baron who had stood up to the abuses of Edward ll much as his grandfather had to King John as a signatory and surety to the Magna Carta.
In May 1301 he attended Edward, the Prince of Wales, during his invasion of Scotland, the king having told his son to listen to what Henry told him. Over the next two years he was heavily involved in negotiations with the French, was an envoy to the pope and continued to support the king in his attempts to take Scotland by force.
Alice de Lacy
Alice de Lacy (25 December 1281, Denbigh Castle – 2 October 1348, Barlings Abbey) married Thomas, 2nd Earl of Lancaster on 28 October 1294. She and Thomas were divorced about 1318, because she was convicted of adultery with the Earl of Surrey's squire, Sir Ebulo Lestrange, Lord Strange, a Shropshire Baron, after being abducted 1317 at the instance of John de Warenne, 7th Earl of Surrey. Her husband continued to hold the title of Earl of Lincoln, having been left the right to bear it in the Will of the previous Earl of Lincoln, her father. He kept his divorced wife Alice in custody in Lancaster.
However, upon the execution of the Earl of Lancaster, the Earl of Surrey seized the Countess from Lancaster – much to her delight – to prevent her title being claimed by her brother-in-law, Henry of Lancaster.. She then married Sir Ebulo Lestrange before 10 November 1324, although she was considered too old to bear children. She married Hugh de Freyne, Baron Freyne, before 23 March 1336, and died childless in 1348, her titles becoming extinct upon her death.
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This genealogy of the de Lacy family comes from Arthur Langshaw's,' Clitheroe's Thousand Years'. Langshaw was a local historian who died in 1952. (click to enlarge)
The de Lacy family from Normandy and successors to the de Lacy barony.
Hugh de Lacy (c.1020, lord of Lassy (Normandy) – 27 March 1085, Hereford)
Ilbert de Lacy, of the conquest, 1st Baron of Pontract (1045, Lassy – 1093, Pontefract), son of Hugh de Lacy, who received lands in Pontefract.
Robert de Lacy, successor, 2nd Lord of Bowland, 2nd Baron of Pontefract, the son of Ilbert. He founded Pontefract Priory and built Clitheroe castle.
Ilbert de Lacy, 3rd Lord of Bowland, 3rd Baron of Pontefract, the eldest second son of Robert de Lacy and successor to his father Robert above.
Henry de Lacy, 4th Lord of Bowland (1070, Halton, – 1123), 4th Baron of Pontefract, the second son of Robert de Lacy. Successor to his older brother Ilbert above.He built Kirkstall Abbey.
Albreda de Lacy, daughter of Robert de Lacy, who married Robert de Lissours. Sister to Ilbert, Henry, Robert and half-sister to Ralph the Red.
Robert de Lacy, successor to Henry above, 5th Lord of Bowland (died 1193), 5th Baron of Pontefract, son of Henry.
Albreda de Lissours (de lacy), the daughter of Albreda (1) de Lacy above who married Richard fitz Eustace John FitzRichard (1171–1190), the son of Richard fitz Eustace. He served with King Richard I of England in the Third Crusade and died at the siege of Tyre.
Roger de Lacy (1170–1211), 7th Lord of Bowland, 6th Baron of Pontefract, 7th Baron of Halton, was the son of John FitzRichard and the grandson of Albreda de Lacy (2). He adopted surname de Lacy. In addition to inheriting his grandmother's vast holdings, Robert also inherited his father's titles of hereditary Constable of Chester and the Barony of Halton.
John de Lacy, 2nd Earl of Lincoln (c.?1192 – 22 July 1240), 8th Lord of Bowland, 7th Baron of Pontefract, 8th Baron of Halton, son of Roger. He and his cousin Robert de Vere, Earl of Oxford, chosen surety to enforce the King's adherence to Magna Carta. John de Lacy was buried in Stanlow Abbey.
Maud de Lacy, Countess of Gloucester, eldest child of the 2nd Earl
Edmund de Lacy, Baron of Pontefract, 9th Lord of Bowland, 8th Baron of Pontefract, son of John. He inherited his father's titles but as he predeceased his mother he never became the Earl of Lincoln.
Henry de Lacy, 3rd Earl of Lincoln, 10th Lord of Bowland, 9th Baron of Pontefract, Lord Protector of the Realm (regent), son of Edmund and grandson of the 2nd Earl. Lord protector of the Realm and principle consular to King Edward l and regent to the Prince of Whales.
Alice de Lacy, 3rd Countess of Lincoln, only surviving child of the 3rd Earl of Lincoln henry de Lacy above. She was the last member of the family to hold the Lordships of Bowland and Pontefract and the de Lacy titles until her death in 1148.
The Mittons and the de Lacy's: https://thefamilydemitton.wordpress.com/the-de-lacys/the-mittons-and-the-de-lacys/
For another historical biography of the de Lacy family please see the following website by Elizabeth Ashworth, author of "The de Lacy Inheritance". It has a history of the family members including Ralph the Red.
http://elizabethashworth.com/the-de-lacy
-family/
Summery of de Lacys from Hugh of Normandy
Ilbert de Lacy (1045, Lassy – 1093, Pontefract), 1st Baron of Pontefract, son of Hugh de Lacy,[7] who received a large fief in Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire and built Pontefract Castle.[8]
Robert de Lacy, (probably died before 1130)[8] 2nd Baron of Pontefract, 2nd Lord of Bowland, the son of Ilbert. He founded Pontefract Priory about 1090 and built Clitheroe castle.
Ilbert de Lacy, (died c.1141) 3rd Baron of Pontefract, 3rd Lord of Bowland, the eldest son of Robert de Lacy. He was captured with King Stephen during the Battle of Lincoln (1141), possibly dying in captivity.[8]
Henry de Lacy (died 1177[8][9]), 4th Baron of Pontefract, 4th Lord of Bowland, the second son of Robert de Lacy. He built Kirkstall Abbey.
Robert de Lacy (died 1193), 5th Baron of Pontefract, 5th Lord of Bowland, son of Henry. Although he married he had no children. Buried at Kirkstall.[8]
Albreda de Lacy, daughter of Robert de Lacy the 2nd Baron, who married Robert de Lissours.
Albreda de Lissours, the daughter of Albreda de Lacy who married Richard fitz Eustace.
John FitzRichard (died 1190), 6th Baron of Halton, the son of Richard fitz Eustace. He served with King Richard I of England in the Third Crusade and died at the siege of Tyre.[10] He founded Stanlow Abbey on the banks of the River Mersey in 1178.
Roger de Lacy (1170–1211), 6th Baron of Pontefract, 7th Baron of Halton, 7th Lord of Bowland, was the son of John FitzRichard and the grandson of Albreda de Lissours. He adopted surname de Lacy. In addition to inheriting his grandmother's vast holdings, Robert also inherited his father's hereditary title of Constable of Chester and the Barony of Halton with Halton Castle and the lordship of Donington in Leicestershire.[11] In 1205 he purchased the barony of Penwortham[12] It seems that one of his daughters married Alan, Lord of Galloway (died 1234), who later marry Rose the daughter of Hugh de Lacy, 1st Earl of Ulster.
John de Lacy (c. 1192 – 22 July 1240), 2nd Earl of Lincoln (from 1232), 7th Baron of Pontefract, 8th Baron of Halton, 8th Lord of Bowland, son of Roger. He and his cousin Robert de Vere, Earl of Oxford, chosen surety to enforce the King's adherence to Magna Carta. John de Lacy was buried in Stanlow Abbey.
Maud de Lacy (1222–1262), eldest child of the 2nd Earl. Married Richard de Clare in 1238 becoming the Countess of Hertford and of Gloucester.
Edmund de Lacy (c.1230-1258), 8th Baron of Pontefract, 9th Lord of Bowland, son of John. He inherited his father's titles but as he predeceased his mother (Margaret de Quincy) he never became the Earl of Lincoln.
Henry de Lacy (c.1251–1311) 3rd Earl of Lincoln, 9th Baron of Pontefract, 10th Lord of Bowland, son of Edmund and grandson of the 2nd Earl. In 1282 he was granted the Lordship of Denbigh and built Denbigh Castle. He oversaw the transfer the monastery from Stanlow to Whalley near Clitheroe in 1296.
Alice de Lacy,4th Countess of Lincoln, 5th Countess of Salisbury (daughter of the 3rd Earl). Also inherited the Earldom of Salisbury through her mother Margaret Longespée. In 1294 Alice was married to Thomas of Lancaster, the nephew of King Edward I of England. Under the terms of the marriage settlement the bulk of her inheritance would go to her husband upon her father's death.
A brief biography of Henry de Lacy the last paramount blood line connection to the Mittons.
Jan., 1251
Lincolnshire, England
London Borough of Camden
Greater London, England
Knight, Earl of Lincoln, hereditary Constable of Chester, Baron of Clifford, Hertfordshire and Bolingbroke, Lincolnshire. Governor of Knaresborough and Corfe Castles, King's Lieutenant in Gascony, and Aquitaine, Trier of Petitions in Parliament.Son and heir to Sir Edmund de Lacy and Alasia de Saluzzo, grandson of Magna Carta Baron Sir John de Lacy and Margaret de Quincy, Manfred III, Marquis of Saluzzo and Beatrice, daughter of Amadeus IV, Count of Savoy. He was born 06 or 13 Jan 1251.Henry married Margaret Longespee, the eldest daughter and co-heiress of Sir William Longespee and Maud de Clifford, daughter of Sir Walter. They were married before 01 June 1268, contracted on or before 23 Dec 1256, and had two sons and two daughters:
* Edmund, born in 1271, drowned in a well in Denbigh Castle
* John, died at Pontefract Castle during his father's lifetime
* Alice, wife of Sir Thomas of Lancaster
* Margaret, died in childhoodSecondly, he married Joan Martin, the daughter of William Martin, Lord Martin, and Eleanor, daughter of Sir Reynold Fitz Peter. They were married before 16 June 1310 and had no issue.Henry also had an illegitimate son, John de Lacy, who had a son, Edmund, and bore the coat of the Lacy Earls.Henry lost his father when he was a young child, and inherited all the titles and lands from Edmund and his paternal grandmother under the wardship of his mother until he reached twenty-one when he became the Earl of Lincoln.Sir Henry was known as one of the most trusted and influential men of his time, clearly devoted to King Edward I as one of the king's chief councillors. Henry and John de Warenne, the Earl of Surrey, were involved in a private war about some lands, which Henry III stopped by bringing that issue to court. Henry was knighted in 1272 along with the king's nephew, Henry of Almain. Henry was present at the Siege of Castle Baldwin and the taking of Dolforwyn Castle near Montgomery. Henry went 'beyond the seas' in 1278 to arrange for the marriage of the French king Louis IX's daughter Marguerite, to John, the son of the Duke of Brabant. Soon after he escorted King Alexander III of Scotland on his visit to England. He was appointed to be one of the Lieutenants of England during the King's absences in France, and was awarded the cantreds (can = hundred, tred/tref = town or village) of Rhos and Rudeniog for his service in Wales, as well as the Lordship of Denbigh where Henry built Denbigh Castle.


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My American Idol Prediction: Jordin Sparks
I write this post on Tuesday night after having returned from a long walk along the lake with my doggy, but before watching American Idol on Tivo. Not that it really matters - I don't need to watch Jordin and Blake actually sing again to make my prediction that Jordin will win. Because as we've already learned, it's not about who sings the best.
Having said that, I'm glad that Melinda got the boot last week. I COULD NOT STAND her and her no-neck, faux-shocked expressions. Yes, she is an incredible singer, but she just didn't seem to connect with the audience or viewers at home, and she was definitely not "contemporary," as Simon always likes to say. If you're constantly being compared to Tina Turner, that should tell you something about the "wrong generation" vibe you're giving off!
My personal favorite was LaKisha, and not just because she hailed originally from Flint, Michigan (represent!). I just liked her personality and also of course her voice. But like Melinda, she didn't really have that connection to the audience.
While Blake, BY FAR, is the best entertainer, he will not win. Even though this decision is going to be made mostly by pre-teens and teenagers across the country, and even though the young girlies like him, they like Jordin, too. Blake is the only person in the competition this year who had a stage presence and could actually move naturally and be at ease in front of the crowd. He also was the most original, hands down.
But what is going to kill Blake is the frightening memories we all have of Jimmy Walker Blue.
Absolutely inexcusable!
Plus the fact that he looks like a 5-year-old choir boy when his mouth makes an elongated "O" when he hits high notes. And have you noticed that he has NO LIPS? It's really bizarre.
So there's my take. I've never watched American Idol before this season. I got sucked into it this time around when Tivo "recommended" the audition shows early on. Those were definitely hilarious and worth watching, so I'll probably watch those early episodes again next season. But overall, the "Rock Star" series was way better than American Idol. If they could get Simon to judge "Rock Star," then they'd have the best of both worlds.
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var Base = require('../base-fs-list');
var util = require('util');
module.exports = FsList;
function FsList () {
  Base.apply(this, arguments);
}
util.inherits(FsList, Base);
FsList.prototype.urlPath = 'files';
FsList.prototype.FileModel = require('../../models/debug-container/file');
FsList.prototype.DirModel  = require('../../models/debug-container/dir');