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The females of the royal family were not allowed to be seen in public. Windows overlooking the courtyard had these ornate screens in them, so the women could look out and see all the activity while remaining hidden
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11"x17" manilla folders for voters to put their ballots into while walking from the booths to the scanner.
(From London to Rio de Janeiro)
British Airways invests £100 million in its new longhaul business class.
The multi-million-pound investment builds on the success of British Airways' existing Club World flat bed - the industry's first completely flat bed in business class - and sets new standards in privacy, confort and service for the business traveller and those leisure travellers who require a little more luxury when they take their holiday. The new-look Club World cabin is due to be rolled out across the airline's longhaul fleet over the next 18 months. Customers will recognise the familiar yin-yang configuration with forward and rearward facing seats, but every element of the inflight experience has been enhanced , taking advantage of the latest innovations in designs technology and interior design.
IN REPOSE
The British Airways design team worked closely with Martin Derbyshire from the Tangerine desing agency to develop the new bed, which will be more than five inches wider than the existing flat bed. This is wider than most major competitors' beds, thanks to the drop-down armrests that sink into the seat to give more room across the shoulders and upper body. The flat bed provides the perfect position for relaxation when it is reclined to a new "z-shape position", which allows the body to adopt the most natural position at zero gravity, similar to that identified by NASA.
PRIVATE PRACTICE
Club World customers can now enjoy more personal space and complete privacy, thanks to the unique "privace window", which is made from state-of-the-art materials never before used in aviation. At the touch of a button,. the screen ensures customers are not overlooked by fellow travellers in neighbouring seats, but allos cabim crew to be albe to check on passengers and ensure they have everything they need.
MAKE A MEAL OF IT
Inspired by the airline's Culinary Council, the traditional, ful inflight menu has been updated and customers can expect a high level of service. As well as the traditional full inflight menu, travellers can choose when and what they wish to eat from a selection of hot and cold snacks, light meals and refreshments from the new Club Kitchen located in the galley. Pre-flight dining in state-of-the-art lounges is also available for those who want to maximise their sleep.
HOME COMFORTS
the cabin, developed by internationally renowned designer Tyler Brule', will benefit from a brand-new look and feel to create a lounge environment rather than an aircraft cabin. Contemporary soft furnishings inspired by the popular Osborne&Little damask design and lighting effects create a warm and relaxed atmosphere. A new, righ-quality cotton quilt and pillow wil help provide the perfect night's sleep.
SPA TREATS
On the ground and in the air, the airline's partnership with Molton Brown continues. Pssengers on board will receive a newly designed grey cotton hessian washbag ful of goodies such as cotton socks, an eye mask and vitamin lip balm. The Molton Brown Travel Sapas in the airline's departures and arrivals lounges at London Heathow Terminals 1 and 4, and the departures lounge at New York JFK, continue to offer travellers a range of treatments to relax or rejuvenate before or after their flight, and ensure they arrrive at their destination refreshed and ready to do business.
(Texto from High Life - British Airways' magazine/ january 2007/ For more information about Club World, visit www.ba.com/newclubworkd)