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A Miami resort has launched a high technology treatment for better sleep. Carillon Miami Wellness Resort provides a four-night “Sleep Well Retreat” for singles and couples. Know how much it costs.

This luxury resort provides a 4 day hi-tech treatments for better sleep, the cost is sure to shock you

<h2>A Miami resort has launched a high technology treatment for better sleep. Carillon Miami Wellness Resort provides a four-night &ldquo;Sleep Well Retreat&rdquo; for singles and couples. Know how much it costs.</h2>

Would you spend lakhs for a sleeping retreat with high tech amneties?
This resort in Miami has launched a high technology treatment for better sleep. Carillon Miami Wellness Resort provides a four-night &ldquo;Sleep Well Retreat&rdquo; for singles at $3,428 (approximately INR 2,83,800) and couples at $4,028 (INR 3,33,472). The retreat&rsquo;s state-of-the-art &ldquo;Touchless&rdquo; treatments give guests the chance to slumber on the resort&rsquo;s new Bryte Balance Smart Beds.
<h3>What all is included in the package</h3>
One can experience a next level relaxation lying on a heated daybed that shakes like an earthquake. The whole package also provides a 10,000-square-foot gym, more than 75 group fitness classes and expansive thermal hydrotherapy circuit, ans a daily healthy breakfast and lunch.&nbsp;
In the Sleep Well treatment collection, there are several options available. One is the BioCharger NG, designed like a charging station where individuals can sit beside and receive pulsed waves of electromagnetic, electrodynamic, and photonic energy. Another option is the Somadome, an innovative meditation pod infused with technology that integrates color, sound, and energy therapies. Lastly, there's the SpaWave, which combines vibrational and sound therapies aimed at reducing stress, enhancing concentration, and uplifting one's mood.
<h3>The retreat also provides VEMI, know what it is</h3>
VEMI stands for vibroacoustic, electromagnetic, and infrared technology embedded within the platform during the 30-minute session. The VEMI employs therapeutic sound resonance combined with full-body vibrations and Earth frequencies to induce a profound meditative state, purportedly aiding in detoxification according to the company's claims.
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The hotel was built in 1957 and Kennedy spoke there to the Young Democrats Convention in 1961. The Beatles performed there in 1964, recording six songs for "The Ed Sullivan Show."

Watch: historic US hotel that hosted The Beatles and Kennedy demolished

A once-luxurious Miami Beach hotel that hosted the Beatles and President John F. Kennedy during its 1960s heyday has been brought down. The 17-story hotel fell into itself after a series of explosions were set off, sending up a large cloud of dust.

The hotel was built in 1957 and Kennedy spoke there to the Young Democrats Convention in 1961. The Beatles performed there in 1964, recording six songs for "The Ed Sullivan Show."

A once-luxurious Miami Beach hotel that hosted The Beatles and President John F. Kennedy during its 1960s heyday has been imploded.
The 17-storey Deauville Hotel fell into itself Sunday after a series of explosions were set off, sending up a large cloud of dust.
The hotel was built in 1957 and Kennedy spoke there to the Young Democrats Convention in 1961. The Beatles performed there in 1964, recording six songs for "The Ed Sullivan Show."
The property fell into disrepair over the years and was closed in 2017 after an electrical fire.
The property's future is unclear after voters on Tuesday rejected plans for a high-rise hotel and condo tower.
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Celebrities from all corners of the world descended to watch the inaugural Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix&nbsp;on Sunday as Red Bull's Max Verstappen&nbsp;drove home to his 3rd win of the season. Verstappen&nbsp;took the lead from Ferrari's Charles Leclerc&nbsp;who started from the pole in the very first lap. The Dutchman who drives for Red Bull had a near-perfect race and never lost control of the top spot and won the 23rd race of his career.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;Vegas, Baby! Formula 1 to host a street race on the iconic Las Vegas strip next year
Leclerc,&nbsp;who slipped from the top spot finished 2nd ahead of his Ferrari teammate&nbsp;Carlos Sainz&nbsp;Jr in Miami. A little over 8 seconds was the total difference between the top 3 racers during the sweltering and humid conditions in Miami. With the track temperature reaching 48 degree&nbsp;celsius, the drivers found it incredibly tough to compete in Miami.&nbsp;
7-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton finished 6th behind his Mercedes teammate&nbsp;George Russell.&nbsp;

F1 Miami Grand Prix: Max Verstappen's perfect race as Leclerc finishes 2nd 

1. Max Verstappen 
2. Charles Leclerc
3. Carlos Sainz Jr

Everything that happened in the inaugural F1 Miami Grand Prix


Red Bull's Max Verstappen&nbsp;won his 3rd race of the season as the Dutchman won the inaugural&nbsp;Miami Grand Prix&nbsp;

Celebrities from all corners of the world descended to watch the inaugural Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix&nbsp;on Sunday as Red Bull's Max Verstappen&nbsp;drove home to his 3rd win of the season. Verstappen&nbsp;took the lead from Ferrari's Charles Leclerc&nbsp;who started from the pole in the very first lap. The Dutchman who drives for Red Bull had a near-perfect race and never lost control of the top spot and won the 23rd race of his career.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/vegas-baby-formula-1-to-host-a-street-race-on-the-iconic-las-vegas-strip-next-year-1648711939738" target="_blank">Vegas, Baby! Formula 1 to host a street race on the iconic Las Vegas strip next year</a>
Leclerc,&nbsp;who slipped from the top spot finished 2nd ahead of his Ferrari teammate&nbsp;Carlos Sainz&nbsp;Jr in Miami. A little over 8 seconds was the total difference between the top 3 racers during the sweltering and humid conditions in Miami. With the track temperature reaching 48 degree&nbsp;celsius, the drivers found it incredibly tough to compete in Miami.&nbsp;
7-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton finished 6th behind his Mercedes teammate&nbsp;George Russell.&nbsp;

In a scary video viral on social media, a dolphin at the Miami Seaquariam attacked its trainer. Animal rights group PETA claimed that the trainer was forcing the dolphin, named Sundance, to perform, following which she was attacked.
In the video, the trainer is thrown around in the water a few times, before she is able to reach the edge and climb out. The trainer was reportedly hospitalised after the incident.
The Miami Seaquariam reportedly claimed that the dolphin and the trainer "accidentally collided" in the water, and the "uncomfortable interaction" led to the dolphin "breaking away from the routine and striking the trainer".
PETA has claimed that the Miami Seaquarium has been found subjecting animals in its care to horrible conditions in the past. The animal rights group has been pitching for shutting down the Seaquarium and sending the animals to seaside sanctuaries.

Watch: Dolphin attacks trainer at Miami Seaquarium during show; PETA wants facility shut

Scary video of dolphin attacking its trainer at Miami Seaquarium. Watch what made 'Sundance' angry


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 In a scary video viral on social media, a dolphin at the Miami Seaquariam attacked its trainer. Animal rights group PETA claimed that the trainer was forcing the dolphin, named Sundance, to perform, following which she was attacked. In the video, the trainer is thrown around in the water a few times, before she is able to reach the edge and climb out. The trainer was reportedly hospitalised after the incident. The Miami Seaquariam reportedly claimed that the dolphin and the trainer "accidentally collided" in the water, and the "uncomfortable interaction" led to the dolphin "breaking away from the routine and striking the trainer". PETA has claimed that the Miami Seaquarium has been found subjecting animals in its care to horrible conditions in the past. The animal rights group has been pitching for shutting down the Seaquarium and sending the animals to seaside sanctuaries.
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CAPTIONS Viral video of dolphin attack Dolphin attacked trainer Incident at Miami Seaquarium Trainer reportedly hospitalised PETA blamed Miami Seaquarium

The Miami Seaquariam reportedly claimed that the dolphin and the trainer "accidentally collided", and the "uncomfortable interaction" led to the dolphin "striking".

In a scary video viral on social media, a dolphin at the Miami Seaquariam attacked its trainer.&nbsp;Animal rights group PETA claimed that the trainer was forcing the dolphin, named Sundance, to perform, following which she was attacked.
In the video, the trainer is thrown around in the water a few times, before she is able to reach the edge and climb out.&nbsp;The trainer was reportedly hospitalised after the incident.
 The Miami Seaquariam reportedly claimed that the dolphin and the trainer "accidentally collided" in the water, and the "uncomfortable interaction" led to the dolphin "breaking away from the routine and striking the trainer".
 PETA has claimed that the Miami Seaquarium has been found subjecting animals in its care to horrible conditions in the past.&nbsp;The animal rights group has been pitching for shutting down the Seaquarium and sending the animals to seaside sanctuaries.

Plus-sized model, Naomie was recently denied entry into Story - a Miami night club. According to BuzzFeed News, the model was on her way to the club when she was informed by the promoters to refrain from coming to the venue. Allegedly, rapper Future told the promoters not to let "fatties" in to the club. The model then turned to Instagram to call out the discrimination using #EveryBODYclubs, and might be pursuing legal action against the club.

Plus-sized model, Naomie was recently denied entry into Story - a Miami night club. According to BuzzFeed News, the model was on her way to the club when she was informed by the promoters to refrain from coming to the venue. Allegedly, rapper Future told the promoters not to let "fatties" in to the club. The model then turned to Instagram to call out the discrimination using #EveryBODYclubs, and might be pursuing legal action against the club.

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