City Cave Float & Wellness Centre in Paddington QLD offering Float Therapy and Hot Yoga
Welcome to City Cave Float & Wellness Centre
City Cave Float & Wellness Centre is driven by rejuvenation and relaxation for your mind and muscles. City Cave on James St is equipped with state of the art float tanks, float rooms, and infrared sauna.
City Cave Wellness Centre in Paddington provides a unique approach to wellness, combining both Holistic and Clinical services to achieve over all well-being. Not only are our float rooms, infrared saunas and massage facilities available, we also offer Hot Yoga and Hot Pilates, and various wellness practitioners to cater for your mind and your bodies needs. For more information, see our Wellness Practitioners Page.
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7 Bayswater Road Paddington QLD Australia 4064
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Melinda Bingley from MAB PT & Adventures gets her freeze on at The Float Space Brisbane!
Our gorgeous long time floater Melinda from MAB Personal Training & Adventures honoured us with a visit at The Float Space Brisbane to get her freeze on! CRYOTHERAPY is our newest addition to The Float Space! Alongside float therapy, we are proud to offer Brisbane residents access to this innovative, cutting-edge treatment. With an expansive list of benefits, cryotherapy is a radical holistic health practice. Aside from its weight loss and anti-ageing benefits, it’s developing quickly as a highly effective and popular way to treat FATIGUE, STRESS and INFLAMMATION.
Whole body cryotherapy has been widely used in Europe and the US, including the teams of Tour de France, NBA, NFL and the world's best soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo have been using it for years to recover fast and uplift their game.
Treat yourself today and experience the benefits for yourself firsthand at The Float Space Brisbane.
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07 3844 4676
4/394 Montague Rd, Brisbane West End
Forever Floating Health Spa a Day Spa in Sydney offering a relaxing Float Therapy
When you float at Forever Floating Health Spa you will get a clean and comfortable environment that will facilitate the best possible float. You have your own private room with a large tiled shower. The tank has the best heater and filter on the market. All external stimulus will float away once you step into the tank and close the door. The water is the same temperature as your skin at 34.5 degrees. You will float effortlessly due to the 400+ kilos of epsom salt. The tank blocks all sound, gravity, touch and sight leaving you with no worries in the world. The line between where your body ends and the water begins will dissolve and you will completely forget about your body and you will be pure thought floating. Your inner voice where all your negativity and fear comes from will silence itself because there is nothing to narrate or judge in the tank. You will be bliss and relaxation left in pure contemplation.
People who float usually do so for the following purposes:
• Pain Management and Relief
• Learning and Creativity
• Athletic Performance and Muscle Recovery
• Beautification and Weight Loss
• Meditation and a Deep Sense of Being
• Pregnancy
Forever Floating Health Spa
50 Oxford Street Paddington NSW Australia 2021
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New Float Centre on James st fortitude valley
Welcome to City cave float centre, we are the latest and greatest float centre in Brisbane.
We are very proud to announce that we are the first to provide Brisbane with float rooms.
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Welcome to City Cave, Brisbanes newest float centre situated in the Heart of Fortitude valleys.
We have 2 Float tanks and 2 Float rooms where you can experience Floatation Therapy.
AP pix of extensive flooding in Brisbane
(12 Jan 2011) SHOTLIST
Oxley Creek Common - West Brisbane
1. Man in his boat on floodwater
2. Flooded petrol station
3. Cars submerged in floodwaters
4. Submerged fuel pumps
5. Man carrying his belongings in a boat
6. Man securing belongings to back of his ute
7. Man carrying a suitcase to his car
8. Floating rubbish bins
9. Man moving his belongings into a boat
St Lucia
10. Wide of flooded road
11. Exterior of flooded house
12. Debris outside flooded house
13. Flooded house with water almost reaching roof tops
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Kathryn (no surname given), Flood victim:
It's going to go probably I think to the peak of the roof.
15. Pan of flooded road and shopping centre with people watching from road side
16. Tracking shot of current in Brisbane River
17. Floodwaters with buildings in background
18. Debris floating down river
19. Zoom in to helicopters flying over Brisbane River
20. Zoom in to barge with chairs still in place floating down Brisbane River
21. Mid of water rushing past an apartment block
22. Wide of partially flooded apartment blocks
23. Women on balcony using binoculars
24. Mid of damaged garden fence
25. Mid of garage littered with debris from flood waters that have receded
26. Exterior of flooded apartment blocks
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Deadly floodwaters that have cut a swath across northeastern Australia flowed onto the streets of the nation's third-largest city on Wednesday, forcing people to flee suburbs and skyscrapers as rescuers elsewhere searched for 67 people still missing.
Almost 20-thousand homes in Brisbane were expected to be swamped in the city of about 2 (m) million by the time the Brisbane River reaches its expected peak on Thursday, Mayor Campbell Newman said.
The figures were constantly being revised as the threat became clearer, and it was getting consistently worse.
At least 22 people have died in Australia's northeastern state of Queensland since drenching rains that began in November sent swollen rivers
spilling over their banks, inundating an area larger than France and Germany combined.
The crisis escalated when a violent storm sent a 26-foot (eight meter), fast-moving torrent, described as an inland instant tsunami, crashing
through the city of Toowoomba and smaller towns to the west of Brisbane on Monday.
Twelve people were killed in that flash flood, and 67 remain missing.
Emergency sirens wailed throughout Brisbane on Wednesday afternoon.
Boats torn from their moorings floated down the rising river along with massive amounts of debris.
A popular waterside restaurant's pontoon was swept away by the current and floated downstream.
Some streets and riverside parks were covered with water, though no major flooding was reported early Wednesday.
Two evacuation centres have been established in the city and Newman said up to 6,500 were expected to use them in coming days.
Officials have urged anyone in a growing list of low-lying suburbs to prepare their homes, then get out to stay with friends and family and keep off the streets.
The Brisbane River broke its banks on Tuesday and was continuing its rise on Wednesday, partly controlled by a huge dam upstream that has had its floodgates opened because it is brimming after weeks of rain across the state.
Water levels were expected to stay at peak levels until at least on Saturday, but many people won't be able to access their homes for several days beyond that, Queensland state Premier said.
Some residents waited in line for up to four hours on Tuesday to get sandbags being handed out at emergency services depots.
Supermarket shelves were emptied of bottled water, milk and batteries.
The mayor urged people to stay away from downtown, and most office towers stood virtually empty on Wednesday.
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Queensland Air Museum on the Sunshine Coast
#visitsunshinecoast Unless you're an avid aviation fan, you might be surprised to learn that one of best air museums in Australia is located on the Sunshine Coast.
Queensland Air Museum has an impressive collection of historical military and passenger aircraft, aircraft engines, equipment, photographs, models and books.
Collections highlight the aviation history of Queensland and Australia, such as displays on Charles Kingsford Smith, women in aviation, World War II, the Korean and Vietnam wars, Qantas Airways and the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
The centrepiece is a General Dynamics F-111, which is on loan from the Royal Australian Air Force. The F-111s were best known for their fiery dump and burn exhibitions at air shows around Australia. They could fly at two-and-a-half times the speed of sound and when they retired were still one of the fastest strike aircraft in the world.
The museum also has operational aircraft and engines dating from the 1940s.
The sound of a 1500-horsepower 14-cylinder radial engine powering up is an unforgettable experience. You can hear the engines roar to life at the museum's Aero Engine Run Day on 28 September 2013 (10am to 4pm). Scheduled run times are 11am, 12.30 pm and 2pm. For more details phone (07) 5492 5930 or go to
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Toyota Huski 5SDK10 skid steer review | Earthmovers & Excavators
In this video, TradeEarthmovers.com.au chief heavy machinery reviewer Ron Horner climbs into the cabin of a Toyota Huski 5SDK10 skid-steer loader to give it a bit of a workout.
He’s immediately impressed with the comfort and visibility.
This, as he explains in his full review, was a bit of a worry going into Toyota Material Handling Australia’s (TMHA) yard at Larapinta in Brisbane.
I usually give any of the smaller machines a wide berth when it comes to operating, Ron says. I find that the confined cabin space, short wheelbase and non-uniform controls tend to be at odds with this old, worn out body and its ever-expanding waistline and rear end.
Only those with some age on them or carrying old injuries will understand what I mean.
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City Cave Float & Wellness Centre: Rejuvenation and relaxation for your mind and muscles!
Welcome to City Cave Float & Wellness Centre
City Cave Float & Wellness Centre is driven by rejuvenation and relaxation for your mind and muscles. City Cave on James St is equipped with state of the art float tanks, float rooms, and infrared sauna.
City Cave Wellness Centre in Paddington provides a unique approach to wellness, combining both Holistic and Clinical services to achieve over all well-being. Not only are our float rooms, infrared saunas and massage facilities available, we also offer Hot Yoga and Hot Pilates, and various wellness practitioners to cater for your mind and your bodies needs. For more information, see our Wellness Practitioners Page.
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City Cave Float & Wellness Centre
7 Bayswater Road Paddington QLD Australia 4064
The Cave Club
The City Cave Club provides you with amazing deals with various payment options. We have packages & bundles for float therapy, infrared sauna sessions, massage & so much more! By becoming part of the City Cave Club, you also receive exclusive discounts from our other services.
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Light + Co Apartments West End
Reigniting in WEST END
West End is there to be loved, to be lived in and to be enjoyed. Making the most of the colourful sense of energy around it, this is a place that adds verve and diversity to your outlook on urban life.
Featuring modern brick tile splashbacks and stylish display cabinetry in all kitchens, plus functional, elegant bathrooms; intricately designed by renowned RotheLowman, Light + Co breathes new life into this historic site.
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A giant floating rock is making its way towards Australia
Friday, 23 August 2019
A giant floating rock is making its way towards Australia | Sky U.K
An island of floating rock known as a pumice raft is gradually heading for Australian shores across the Coral Sea and is so expansive it can be tracked via satellite.
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Allure Apartments West End 4101 QLD by James Kozionas
Property Video of Allure Apartments West End 4101 QLD by PlatinumHD for Kozcorp
Golden Boy Mr. Balloon Australia Street Performer, Floating and Levitating trick !
Street performer in Australia. Unique concept to float in the air.
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Think possible: The story about the award-winning Brisbane Ferry Terminals
This short video tells the story about the devastating floods of Brisbane in 2011, and how Aurecon’s design of flood resilient and accessible ferry terminals is helping to reconnect the city now and into the future. The project received the highest honour possible from Good Design Australia in 2017 – ‘Good Design Award of the Year’. Read more:
Supporting the Australian space sector
We have a long and successful history in space, from managing and operating Australia’s leading radio telescopes and NASA’s Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex, to advanced manufacturing and using Earth observation technologies to develop to deliver insights in areas from climate to emergency response.
Our technical capabilities, extensive international relationships and innovative culture are helping to support and grow Australia’s emerging space sector.
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Orchard Prahran a Wellness Spa in Melbourne offering Float Therapy
Come and experience the ultra-deep relaxation of floating here at The Orchard Prahran! Offering new home for Floatation Therapy, Infrared Sauna treatments, Naturopathy, Nutrition and more.
The Orchard Prahran
201 Commercial Road South Yarra Melbourne VIC Australia 3141
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ANTICS:Tales from the Bug Apple Part 2
Made in 1993, Antics makes A Bug's Life and Antz look stone-age! That's because we're talking about space-age bugs with credit cards, shrinks and anti-gravity, who live in an insect New York called Antlantis, one million years from now. I created Antics in 1991. This trailer was completed in 1994 at Bug Apple Pictures in Brisbane, Australia. Animation by Shanghai Animation Studios. Animation director Ray Van Steenwyk. Antics had the producer of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles behind it, because he thought it was the best thing he'd seen since the Turtles. Warner Bros in LA were red hot to sign a deal, but it all fell over at the last minute, for reasons our US representatives at the time never satisfactorily explained. Antics hasn't dated though and it's Magimation's intention to redevelop the show in 3D animation. © All Rights Reserved
Floating Flower Garden – 花と我と同根、庭と我と一体と βVer.
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Nov 29(Sat), 2014 - May 10(Sun), 2015
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF EMERGING SCIENCE AND INNOVATION
チームラボ 踊る！アート展と、学ぶ！未来の遊園地
Nov 29(Sat), 2014 - May 10(Sun), 2015
日本科学未来館
MAISON&OBJET PARIS 20th Anniversary
Sep 4(Fri), 2015 – Sep 8(Tue), 2015
Parc des Expositions de Paris Nord Villepinte
MAISON&OBJET PARIS 20th Anniversary
2015年9月4日（金）～2015年9月8日（火）
Parc des Expositions de Paris Nord Villepinte, Experimental Installation at the entrance of Hall 7
・Floating Flower Garden; Flowers and I are of the same root, the Garden and I are one
A floating flower garden filled with living flowers that float up and down in relation to the movement of people in the space.
When a viewer gets close to this flower-filled space, the flowers close to the viewer rise upwards all at once, creating a hemispherical space with the viewer at its center. In other words, although the whole space is filled with flowers, a hemispherical space is constantly being created with the viewer at its center and the viewer is free to move around wherever they want. If many viewers get close to one another, the dome spaces link up to form one single space. In this interactive floating flower garden viewers are immersed in flowers, and become completely one with the garden itself.
Over 2,300 floating flowers bloom in the space. These flowers are alive and growing with each passing day. Each flower has a partner insect and the scent of the flowers becomes stronger at the time that the insect is most active, as a result the scent of the air in the garden space changes according to the time of day, morning, noon, and evening.
Japanese Zen gardens are said to have been born as a place for Zen priests to carry out training so that they can become one with nature, the garden is a microcosm of the vastness of the surrounding natural mountain areas where they gathered to train.
There is a Zen kōan in china (a question or story that is part of a Zen priests theological training) called, Nansen’s Flower. A man named Rikukô Taifu, while talking with Nansen, said, Jô Hoshi says, ‘Heaven and I are of the same root. All things and I are of the same substance.’ How wonderful this is!. Nansen, pointing at a flower in the garden said, People of these days see this flower as if they were in a dream.
A person will become integrated with a flower when they look at a flower and the flower looks at them, possibly at this time the person will truly see the flower for the first time.
・Floating Flower Garden; 花と我と同根、庭と我と一体 / Floating Flower Garden; Flowers and I are of the same root, the Garden and I are one
鑑賞者の動きに合わせて浮遊する花々が、空間に埋め尽くされた庭園。
鑑賞者が、生きた花が埋め尽くされた展示空間に入っていくと、近くに浮遊している草花は、一斉に上がっていき、鑑賞者中心に半球状の空間が生まれる。つまり、空間は花に埋め尽くされているが、常に鑑賞者中心に半球上の空間が出現し続け、鑑賞者は内部を自由に動き回ることができる。複数の鑑賞者が互いに近づくと、ドーム空間はつながり、空間はひとつになる。本作は、鑑賞者が花の中に埋没し庭と一体化する庭園である。
2300本以上の花々は、空間に浮遊しながら咲き渡っている。草花は生きており、日々成長している。花々は、それぞれのパートナーである昆虫の行動する時間に合わせて、香りが強くなる時間がさまざまであるため、この作品空間においても、朝、昼、夜と香りが刻々と変わっていく。
日本の禅の庭園は、山の中で大自然と一体化するように修行を行っていた禅僧が集団で修行をするための場として、生まれてきたとも言われている。
中国の禅の公案に「南泉一株花（なんせんいっちゅうか）」というのがある。むかし、陸亘大夫という人がいた。陸亘大夫は、筆法師の『筆論』の有名な句「天地と我と同根 万物と我と一体也」を「也甚だ奇怪なり」と南泉和尚に問うた。南泉和尚は「時の人この一株の花を見ること夢の如く相似たり」と、言ったという。
人は花と一体化したとき、人が花を見ると、花もまた人を見る。そのとき人は、はじめて花を見ていることになるのかもしれない。
From Brisbane to Nadi, Virgin Blue Australia, Pacific Ocean
Virgin Australia Airlines, formerly Virgin Blue Airlines, is Australia's second-largest airline as well as the largest by fleet size to use the Virgin brand. Now based in Bowen Hills, Brisbane, the airline was co-founded by British businessman Richard Branson and former Virgin Blue CEO Brett Godfrey. It was established in 2000 with two aircraft operating on a single route, and suddenly found itself catapulted to the position of Australia's second airline after the collapse of Ansett Australia in September 2001. The airline has grown to directly serve 29 cities in Australia from hubs in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney, using a fleet of narrow-body Boeing and Embraer jets; and Airbus and Boeing widebody jets. After several years operating as a low-cost carrier it improved its services to become a so-called (self-described) New World Carrier essentially a business model which offers the guest the choice of purchasing a ticket with aspects of the no frills approach of low-cost carriers or paying a little more to receive services more in line with full-service airlines in order to compete more effectively with Qantas in the business travel market. In 2011 it took this strategy further by introducing new uniforms; new catering options on board; new widebody aircraft to compete with Qantas on Perth -- Sydney services; and the concurrent introduction of business class in January 2012; together with a new livery and renaming of the brand to Virgin Australia. Virgin Australia was launched as Virgin Blue in August 2000, with two Boeing 737-400 aircraft, one leased from then-sister airline Virgin Express. Initially offering seven return flights a day between Brisbane and Sydney, this has since been expanded to cover all major Australian cities and many holiday destinations. The Virgin Blue name was the result of an open competition; it was a play on the redominantly red livery and the Australian slang tradition of calling a red-headed male 'Blue' or 'Bluey'. The timing of Virgin Blue's entry into the Australian market was fortunate as it was able to fill the vacuum created by the failure of Ansett Australia in September 2001. Ansett's failure allowed Virgin to grow rapidly to become Australia's second domestic carrier, rather than just a cut-price alternative to the established players. It also gave Virgin access to terminal space without which growth would have been significantly limited. Delays in negotiating access to the former Ansett terminal at Sydney Airport however forced Virgin to use its original terminal there—a collection of prefabricated buildings without aerobridges—longer than was needed. As the airline grew, it acquired new equipment, enabling it to phase-out its older 737-400s in favour of 737-700 and −800 series aircraft with modern glass cockpits, winglets and greater fuel efficiency. Virgin Group's holding in Virgin Australia has since been reduced, initially via a sale of a half interest to Australian logistics conglomerate Patrick Corporation, and later by a public float. In early 2005 Patrick launched a hostile takeover for Virgin Blue. Patrick had been unhappy for some time with the company's direction. By the closure of the offer, Patrick held 62% of the company, giving it control. Virgin Group retains a 25% share. In May 2006 Toll Holdings acquired Patrick and became the majority owner of Virgin Blue. In July 2008 Toll sold its majority holding via a special dividend and now holds 1.7% of the company. As at June 2013 Air New Zealand owned 23% of the company. Virgin Blue previously used a familiar formula pioneered by airlines such as Southwest Airlines and Ryanair eliminating costs such as included in-flight meals and printed tickets in favour of selling food on-board and using telephone and internet booking systems. It also cut costs in the past by limiting the number of airports serviced and by operating one type of aircraft, the Boeing 737. This strategy changed with the introduction of a second type into the fleet. The airline ordered 20 Embraer E-jets, in a mix of six E170s and 14 E190s. These were ordered specifically so that the airline could re-enter the Sydney--Canberra market that it abandoned in 2004, and to fly to less populous areas. The first E-170 arrived in Australia in September 2007 and by the end of the year the three on initial order had been delivered. These were placed on limited-frequency services before full-scale operations were launched on 4 February 2008 with services from Sydney to Canberra (branded as 'Capital Jet' services), Mackay in Queensland, and the New South Wales regional centres of Port Macquarie and Albury, which were promoted with a one-cent fare.
ONEWORLD | The newest charter yacht in Australia
Launched in February 2018 ONEWORLD is proudly the newest yacht on the Australian charter market.
With modern interiors and large expansive deck spaces, ONEWORLD caters to large corporate and entertaining groups right down to the more private and exclusive holidays.
Overnight, ONEWORLD can accommodate up to 12 guests in five luxuriously appointed guest suites each with their own ensuite bathroom and state the art entertainment systems. Let the on-board chef take you on a culinary adventure tailored just for you or take a slip on the slide the possibilities on ONEWORLD are endless.
With a travelling itinerary, ONEWORLD is scheduled to spend from May – July in Sydney and cruise north to the beautiful Whitsundays in August – October. Returning to Sydney in late October to begin the busy Christmas and New Year period on the Harbour.