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9-Day New York to Philadelphia, Washington DC, Boston, Corning, Niagara Falls and Woodbury Premium Outlet Tour (Free Airport Pickup)
Tour Code: GOL-NYC-335A
Duration: 9 Day(s) / 8 Night(s)
Tour Guide: Chinese, English
Flushing NY, New York City NY, Newark NJ
Tue,Fri (2021-04-13 To 2021-12-31)
Explore New York, Empire State Building & Skyride, Philadelphia, Independence Hall, Liberty Bell, Washington DC, White House (from outside), Madame Tussauds Presidents Wax Museum, Niagara Falls, Old Fort, Boston, Downtown New York and Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Trinity Church on this exciting 9 day guided bus tour with hotel accommodation and transportation at a deal-breaking prices with great discounts.
Day 1Hometown – New York City
For travelers who arrive at New York City by flight, free airport pick up service is available at all 3 New York City area airports (free pick up time 9:00AM -11:00PM Eastern Time):
*JFK (John F. Kennedy International Airport)
Shuttle bus schedule: 9AM 11AM 1PM 3PM 5PM 7PM 9PM 11PM
* LGA (LaGuardia Airport)
Shuttle bus schedule: 9:45AM 11:45AM 1:45PM 3:45PM 5:45PM 7:45PM 9:45PM 10:45PM
- Travelers who arrival before 1:00PM to LGA or JFK are taken to Flushing, Queens for a half-day leisure tour. Flushing is one of the largest and fastest growing Chinatowns not only in New York City, but also outside of Asia. The SkyView Center located in downtown Flushing is one of the region's largest mixed-use, multilevel shopping destinations offering a growing mix of premier national retail stores and restaurants. Or Chinatown, Manhattan. Shuttle from Flushing to the hotel departs at 3:00PM / 4:00PM from Chinatown Manhattan.
*These two locations depending on the day, traffic or weather conditions.
*EWR (Newark International Airport)
Shuttle bus schedule: anytime from 9AM -11PM
Travelers who arrive at EWR will be taken to the hotel directly to avoid the congested traffic of New York City. All hotel check-in time is after 3PM.
- Our E-world Tours guide will meet you at the airport baggage claim area for domestic flights or the exit outside of Customs for international flights. tourists arrive for free airport pick up service will need to wait for other tourists who arrive in the same time period to transfer to hotel.
- Travelers who are local or do not arrive by flight must meet an E-World Tours guide in Chinatown (6 Elizabeth St, New York, NY 10013) before 3:55PM.
Shuttle from Chinatown to the hotel departs at 4:00PM.
-Self check-in hotel (please ask the hotel 's information in advance)
- Note: Free airport pickup service is available 9AM - 11PM Eastern Time. The guest will need to wait for other tourists who arrive in the same time period to transfer. *Immediate transfer available($125 for 2 people,$10 for each additional person)
-- Travelers who arrive before 4:00PM have the option to join a "New York City Night Tour*" that visits the famous Times Square, historic Rockefeller Center and Brooklyn Bridge. This optional tour ($25/person + $4 service fee for Night tour tour guide and Driver) departs at 6:00PM.
These two locations depending on the day, traffic or weather conditions. Seats are limited and advance purchase is recommended. (*Night tour depending the number of people or weather conditions.)
All times stated above are in Eastern Time (ET).
Hotel: Crowne Plaza Edison, Radisson Somerset or Similar.
China Town, NY
China Town NY, is a neighborhood in Lower Manhattan. China Town NY has the largest population of Chinese in the West and has an estimated population of 100,000 people.
Flushing, NY
It is the name of a neighborhood located at the north eastern side of the city of New York. The area is mostly residential and downtown flushing is considered as the fourth largest district in USA as far as central business is concerned.
New York City Night Tour, NY
New York is a really beautiful city, it becomes even more lively and beautiful in during the night. It is always recommended to go for a night tour of New York City as it is really exciting.
Day 2Optional Tour
Please choose from the following optional tours:
A) $35 per free person - Woodbury Premium Outlet
B) $0 per free person - All Day Leisure in New York City
C) $25 per free person - Atlantic City (by Casino Shuttle Bus, 21+ years old only)
** Due transportation arrangements, all travelers must pre-select an optional tour. Note the optional tours may not be changed upon arrival.
Atlantic City is the Las Vegas of the East. The renowned casinos, famous boardwalk, Absecon Lighthouse, fine golf courses and local beaches will never let you leave Atlantic City.
New York City is often known as just New York, it is the most populated city of the Unite States of America. The total population of the city is 8,491,079 which is really a lot.
Woodbury Commons Premium Outlets, NY
In the central valley New York, the famous outlet centre is known as Woodbury Common Premium Outlets. These outlets are opened in the year 1985 as a Simon Property Group Subsidiary.
Day 3New York City Tour
Our journey will embark by visiting the financial capital of the world, Wall Street. Home to the world's largest stock exchanges by total market capitalization, the New York Stock Exchange. Along the way, we can also see the Old City Hall and the signature Charging Bull sculpture. Next, we will reach up to the One World Trade Center* Soaring to a symbolic 1,776 feet — it is the American tallest building, and an iconic landmark for a panoramic view of NYC. Right after, we are moving on to view the city in a completely different perspective by joining the Liberty Cruise*, the New York most visited attraction you'll forget the busy Manhattan street life, and you'll feel the relaxing breeze of New York Harbor. You'll enjoy magnificent views of the world's premier skyline as it was meant to be seen, from the water - as well as Brooklyn Bridge, Ellis Island and a close-up view of Statue of Liberty. USS Intrepid* will be our next destination, where it carries a variety of aircrafts collections. Passing through midtown, United Nation (UN) and Fifth Avenue can also be seen before arriving at the Rockefeller Center, a national historic landmark one of New York's most inspiring locations, The last destination for the day will be Times Square--the cross road of the world. Upon arrival, visitor will also have a chance to explore the Ripley's Believe It Not Experience the unbelievable mysteries of our world.
Hotel: DoubleTree by Hilton Princeton, Hyatt Regency Princeton or Similar.
New York City Hall, NY
Located at the very heart of City Hall Park in Lower Manhattan, New York City Hall is primarily known as the oldest city hall on the American soil. Built in the year 1812, New York City Hall showcases a spectacular French Renaissance Revival with interior Georgian Revival architecture. It is also designated as the National Historic Landmark.
New York Stock Exchange, NY
The New York Stock Exchange or NYSE is often referred to as the Big Board, it is the world's largest stock exchange as far as market capitalization is concerned as it lists companies at $19.69 trillion.
One World Trade Center, NY
The sixth tallest building of the world is known as One World Trade Centre, standing in New York, US, amid the complex of rebuilt trade buildings. Also, the stunning view of the building impresses the tourists.
Ripleys Believe It or Not Museum, NY
Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum is a museum that is owned by Ripley Entertainment. The museum consists of some of the weirdest looking exhibits and is a popular tourists attractions.
Rockefeller Center, NY
The Rockefeller Center is located in the New York City and is a popular tourist destination of America. It is a huge building with a massive set up for art, entertainment, shopping and much more.
Statue of Liberty Cruise, NY
A symbol of America, a gift from French it is a tourist attraction and a place where 151 feet high statue stands. Nothing is better than watching the statue whilst cruising on a luxury Statue of Liberty Cruise.
Times Square, NY
Once called "The Crossroads of the World," this is nothing but an intersection in midtown Manhattan where Broadway and Seventh Avenue ends. Times Square is a popular destination of America and there is so much to do there.
USS Intrepid, NY
It is famous museum located in the city of New York. The museum is basically a maritime and military history museum. The museum contains some historical ships and is hence a wonderful tourist spot for the visitors.
Wall Street, NY
The street-running blocks in the lower Manhattan of New York with 0.7 m long length is said to be as Wall Street. This leading financial center and powerful city is located in New York.
Day 4Philadelphia – Washington D.C
Our tour bus will depart from hotel to Philadelphia, the second capital of the United States. Upon arrival, you will visit the historical Independence Hall where George Washington was appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army. Right beside the Independence Hall is the Liberty Bell Center, the symbol of Freedom and Liberty for the past 200 years. The bus then will head to Washington D.C. and the first stop there will be the National Museum of Natural History where the famed curse Hope Diamond is located at. Afterward the bus will take us to the Capitol in-depth tour*, A Walking In-depth tour inside of the Capitol, accompanied by a professional US CONGRESS Tour Guide, who is going to show us inside the Capitol, as well as the Rotunda and the Crypt. Next stop will be the Madame Tussaud's President Wax Museum*, in here you will be able to take photos with all of the United States' presidents as well as many famous celebrities! Following next will be the White House (South Lawn View), the principal residence and workplace of the U.S. President. Then you will visit one of the most famous landmarks in the world, the Lincoln Memorial. And the final attraction of the day will be the D.C. Harbor Cruise* which rests on top of the Potomac River- the national river of the United States, with the exclusive view of The Pentagon, the Department of Defense.
Madame Tussauds Museum (due to the tour arrangement ,the tour guide will decide to entrance in New York or Washington D.C )
DC Sightseeing Cruise is usually to be closed from Jan to Mar.
Capitol in-depth tour (If U.S. Capitol closed to visitors, we will see the exterior of the building from outside. The Capitol Visitor Center is open to visitors from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday except for Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year's and on Inauguration Day)
Hotel: Sheraton Dulles Airport, Marriott, Hyatt or Similar.
DC Cruise, DC
DC Cruise starts from March 15th, and there will be cherry blossom cruises. The boat tours are remarkable, and you can view the monuments and blossoms, besides enjoy at the bar having blossom drink specials. The monuments mesmerize as you see from moonlight cruises.
Independence Hall, PA
Located in the Independence National Historical Park, the Independence Hall is the location where both the United States Constitution and Declaration of Independence were debated, written, and ratified by the Founding Fathers of the United States.
Liberty Bell, PA
Liberty Bell Center is located in Philadelphia, PA, is the symbol of the American Revolution which was crafted in the year 1752.
Lincoln Memorial, DC
Refers to the monument constructed in honor of Abraham Lincoln who was the 16th president of United States of America. The monument is situated at the west of national Mall in Washington.
Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, DC
It is a museum located in the capital United States of America which is Washington DC. The unique thing about this museum is that everything in it is made of Wax such as celebrity's statues etc.
National Museum of Natural History, DC
The National Museum of Natural History is located in Washington DC and is administered by the Smithsonian Museum, it is open around the year and has recorded a total of 7.3 million visitors in 2014.
US Capitol In-Depth Tour, DC
The federal capital of America which is a District of Columbia is said to be as Washington DC. The state is approved in the year 1790. It has 409 feet highest elevation. The district has 22nd rank among other states of US.
Day 5Corning Museum of Glass – Niagara Falls, US
The day begins as we travel from the hotel to the Corning Museum of Glass, it is the largest glass museum in the world. You will have the opportunity to see a live Hot Glass Show inside the museum. Afterwards we will head to Niagara Falls City to learn about the history and legend of Niagara Falls inside the Niagara Falls Movie: The Legend of Niagara*. (due to the US Federal government regulation on driving hours and sunset time, Niagara falls night view should be limited and not guarantee) after that, we will go to the hotel.
Hotel: Radisson Grand Island or Similar.
Corning Hot Glass Show, NY
It is a Glass show held in the corning museum of glass. The museum is all about the science, art and history of Glass. The Museum is located in New York City.
Corning Museum of Glass, NY
A glass-made museum located in the NYC is known as Corning Museum of Glass. The science, history and art of the glass can be seen at this place.
Niagara Adventure Movie, NY
Niagara Adventure Movie Theater is built in the Niagara Falls State Park which is located in the City of Niagara Falls. It was built in 1885 and is a really famous tourists attraction,
Niagara Falls Illumination, NY
The City of Niagara Falls is famous for its name and the beauty it contains, it is also the place for the famous Niagara Falls water fall, hence the name. it is visited by many people each year.
Day 6Niagara Falls, US – Boston
The tour begins in the morning ,the historical characteristics of the Niagara city showing by In-depth tour * , The Old Fort Niagara located at the mouth of the Niagara River flowing into Lake Ontario. The earliest war in our country tells a vivid history of America. we also pass by the power vista which are the greatest power generating system throughout North America. Then you will be able to experience the power of nature by enjoying a breathtaking Jet Boat* ride through the spectacular Niagara River. Following that we will head Maid of the Mist*(APR-NOV)(opening depends on ice conditions), the world-famous boat ride that will take you right into the heart of the Niagara Falls to experience the thunderous power of one of the natural wonders of the world. After leaving Niagara Falls City, we will head to Boston. Ending the night with a delicious New England Lobster Dinner*before heading back to the hotel.
Maid of the Mist usually opens during late April to early November.
Jet Boat tour will be closed if the weather is extremer or river icy condition. Kid must be 4-year-old or above to be on board for safety concerns.
Hotel: Doubletree by Hilton or Similar.
Boston Lobster Dinner, MA
Give your taste buds the delight of eating the best Lobster ever. Boston is known for serving more than hundred varieties of Lobsters, so don't miss out on this treat.
Jet Boat Ride, Niagara Falls, NY
Niagara Falls is a very famous spot for tourists, one thing to do there is to go on a Jet Boat Ride. This is a very exciting thing to do in Niagara Fall as it is a really different experience.
Maid of the Mist Boat Ride, Niagara Falls, NY
Maid of the Mist Boat is a famous water ride that runs in Niagara Falls. The boat tour provide beautiful scenic views to the visitors.
Niagara Falls In-Depth Tour, NY
The Niagara Falls is probably the most famous waterfall in the world. People can get in-depth tours of the Niagara Falls at very reasonable rates. The duration of these tours may vary.
Old Fort Niagara, NY
Situated close to Youngstown in New York, US, Old Fort Niagara is a reinforcement constructed to safeguard the interests of New France in America. The Niagara fall and the museum have made the place even more attractive.
Day 7Boston – NYC/ (Start from March 3, 2020) Boston – Rhode Island
We will begin our tour by visiting the campus of the first college in United States, Harvard University. You will take a stroll inside the prestige Ivy League school where some of the world's most influential people have walked. Along with Harvard, we will pass by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, home to 85 Nobel laureates. Then we will pass by Trinity Church also known as the Church of Boston. Guests then will visit the Boston harbor and the best way to see the beauty of the cleanest harbor in the country is by taking the Boston Harbor Cruise*, with a narrated guide, we will learn about the history and lore of the Boston waterfronts. Following the Cruise, we will visit the oldest market in Boston, Quincy Market, here you will find local specialties and souvenirs stands. Noontime we will back to New York city .
Start from March 3, 2020
We will begin our tour by visiting the campus of the first college in United States, Harvard University*. You will take a stroll inside the prestige Ivy League school where some of the world's most influential people have walked. Along with Harvard, we will pass by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, home to 85 Nobel laureates. Then we will pass by Trinity Church also known as the Church of Boston. Guests then will visit the Boston harbor and the best way to see the beauty of the cleanest harbor in the country is by taking the Boston Harbor Cruise*, with a narrated guide, we will learn about the history and lore of the Boston waterfronts. Following the Cruise, we will visit the oldest market in Boston, Quincy Market, here you will find local specialties and souvenirs stands. And later, we will visit the smallest state in the US – Rhode Island, and visiting the Breakers mansion*, one of the largest and grandest of the several historical Newport "cottages" that dot the ritzy coastline. The last stop of the day will be Plimoth Plantation*, a living museum dedicated to telling the history of Plymouth Colony from the perspective of both the Pilgrims and the Native Wampanoag people.
Special notes: Plimoth Plantation will only close to the public between January and March, 2020
Hotel: Crowne Plaza, Radisson, Double tree by Hilton or Similar
Boston Harbor Cruise, MA
The Boston Harbor cruise is lets you sit back relax and enjoy a wonderful ride through the glistering Boston waters as you catch a glimpse of the city's gorgeous surroundings.
Breakers Mansion, RI
Breakers Mansion is the crown jewel of the Newport mansions symbolizing wealth and opulence. It is a 70 room Italian Renaissance- style palazzo created by international craftsmen and artisans.
Harvard University In-depth Tour, MA
Harvard University is located at the heart of old Cambridge town in Boston. It is known as the world's most leading educational institute attracting millions of tourists from all over the globe. Harvard University In-depth Tour let the visitors learn about the student culture, academics, as well as the history of the campus.
Plimoth Plantation, MA
A historical museum in Plymouth Massachusetts founded in 1672 is known as Plimoth Plantation. In the 17th century, this park was established by the natives of the state.
The Plymouth County's town that is based on a very small portion of America's population is known as Plymouth. The culture, folklore and history of America get higher prominence at this place.
Quincy Market, MA
Located in the Faneuil Hall marketplace of downtown Boston, Quincy Market is a historic building that still presents itself as a souvenir marketplace and food court.
The Breakers, RI
The Breakers is a well-known point located on Atlantic Ocean in the US. A trip to The Breakers with family and kids is a great fun and cool seeing of urban lifestyle.
Day 8Princeton University – Amish Farm / (Start from March 3, 2020) Boston in-depth tour– New York
We will begin the day by traveling to Princeton University, one of the famous Ivy League school. We will have a guided tour of the school, learning about the history of this elite school. Afterwards the tour bus will head for the Amish Farm of Pennsylvania where you will have the chance to experience Amish culture first hand. There will be a guided tour that leads us into an authentic Amish farmhouse where we will have a closer look at the Amish history. Also, there will be a guided bus tour to discover their unique farm town.
Heading to Cambridge in the morning for our first stop at Massachusetts Institute of Technology* – one of the most prestigious institutions of higher learning in the world. It's campus spans roughly a mile along the north side of the Charles River* basin. We will attend the official tour at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Hotel: Crowne Plaza Edison, Radisson Somerset or Similar
(MIT) Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MA
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusetts is a research based university, which is well-known for its intense and highly selective academics. There are 24 Nobel Prize winners and 22 Rhodes Scholars among the alumni of this institution.
Charles River, MA
The Charles River is a famous river which is primarily located on the eastern side of Massachusetts. The length of the river is 80 miles. The river passes through around 23 cities and concludes at the Atlantic Ocean.
Princeton University, NJ
The Ivy League Private Research University in Princeton is said to be as Princeton University. It is one of the oldest research institutions in New Jersey.
Day 9New York / (Start from March 3, 2020) West point –Woodbury outlet-Hometown
Today, we will head to Rockefeller Center for some photos of these world famous buildings which are connected by an underground city! Then, we will go to Saks Fifth Department store on 5th Ave for some shopping before heading to the airport.
*Group activities at the end of the 4 pm, send the guest to the airport (JFK/the LGA/EWR) please arrange after 7:00 PM flight departure time.
Guest will visit the United States Military Academy at West Point,* this famous military academy not far from New York City was established in 1802, making it the oldest in the country. In addition to the school, it is also home of the US military's oldest museum. West Point is also the oldest continuously occupied military post in America which can date back to the Revolutionary War. The tour will be led by the Academy's official tour guide. and then we will visit West Point Museum, The West Point Museum began as the Ordnance Museum at West Point, a private collection of weapons brought to America's top military academy as training aids for its cadets. Next, we will go shopping at the world's finest outlet Woodbury Common Premium Outlets. This outlet mall in Central Valley, New York is loaded with high-value products available at unbelievable discount prices. Come up from New Jersey to shop at Calvin Klein, Nike, Tommy Hilfiger, Polo Ralph Lauren and many more, then Transfer to the airport (*JFK/LGA/EWR)
1. Official guided tour and guests must provide a valid government-issued photo ID.
2. For the guests who do NOT want to visit West Point Academy are able to go shopping in outlets only.
3. 300 mins shopping is not guaranteed if guests chose West Point Tour.
4. West Point is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Year.
Plus, other closing dates as following 4/27 ;5/21;5/24;5/25;9/21;10/5;10/26;11/9;11/16。
Saks Fifth Avenue, NY
Saks Fifth Avenue was founded in 1898 and is an American department store chain. It is owned by the Hudson's Bay Company and is a flagship store. The corporate headquarters are located in New York City.
The order of itinerary may change without any notice depending on weather situations or for some other unforeseen circumstances.
You can skip some optional activities during the tour and plan something on your own. Make sure that you coordinate with Tour guide and stay with the group with next activity. Please note you cannot stay on the bus if you skip some optional activity.
These tours are conducted in a group. A group can have people of several cultures. We expect each person to coordinate with Tour guide to make sure things are on track.
Though attractions are optional but you have to at least take 2 attractions.
Passengers will be picked up and dropped off at their chosen locations. (Please take notice of locations and times of pick up)
All tours are carried out in air conditioned bus. We may also use a minivan depending on the number of people booking the tour.
A professional tour escort will be with you throughout the tour.
 Tour package price includes all the taxes.
 Free Airport pick up is available on this tour. The Tour Package price will not include Mandatory Tour Guide tips for Airport Pickup.
It is possible for rates to change without notice.
Cash payments of admission fee for Optional Activities would be made to the guide. Optional activities price may change or can be different as displayed on the website.
Though meals and drinks are not a part of the package the guide will arrange them upon request.
Minimum service charge for the driver and the guide will be $10 per person per day.
Telephone services, laundry services, Alcoholic drinks and beverages are private room charges.
Additional personal expenditure.
Note: Customers should not buy admission tickets or passes on their own and use them on this discounted tours. In case they do, they will have to arrange their own transport.
Attraction Prices
Child(3-11 yrs)
Senior (65+ yrs)
Boston Harbor Cruise, MA $30.00 $25.00 $28.00
Boston Lobster Dinner, MA $35.00 $35.00 $35.00
Corning Museum of Glass, NY $20.00 $0.00 $17.00
DC Cruise, DC $26.00 $18.00 $23.00
Harvard University In-depth Tour, MA $15.00 $10.00 $15.00
Jet Boat Ride, Niagara Falls, NY $69.00 $59.00 $69.00
Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, DC $23.00 $18.00 $23.00
Maid of the Mist Boat Ride, Niagara Falls, NY $20.00 $12.00 $20.00
New York City Night Tour, NY $45.00 $35.00 $45.00
Niagara Adventure Movie, NY $12.00 $8.00 $12.00
Niagara Falls In-Depth Tour, NY $25.00 $20.00 $25.00
One World Trade Center, NY $39.00 $32.00 $36.00
Ripleys Believe It or Not Museum, NY $33.00 $25.00 $33.00
Statue of Liberty Cruise, NY $35.00 $25.00 $31.00
USS Intrepid, NY $33.00 $24.00 $31.00
Free Airport Pickup from EWR, JFK and LGA between 09:00 AM to 11:00 PM (After this time there will be additional charges of $125 for 1-2 person and $10 for each additional person)
Meet the tour guide at the baggage claim area for Domestic arrivals and For international arrivals meet the guide outside at customs exit.
40-24 College Point Blvd, (The Shops at SkyView Center)Flushing, NY 11354 at 02:55 PM
46 Bowery, Manhattan, New York, NY 10013 at 03:55 PM
Customers can have the option to Self-check-in of the hotel room after 4:00 PM.
Free drop off at LGA, EWR, JFK for return flights booked after 7:00 PM
You can leave the tour at any place only after signing a Tour Departure Form for leaving the tour early.
Please note that price will stay the same even if you leave the tour early.
If you have booked a pre-tour hotel stay, then you will have to arrange your own transport from hotel to departure location.
If you have booked extra night hotel after the tour, then you will arrange transport from drop off point to hotel.
On West Coast tours some bus operators have a lot of departure locations. A slow start is expected on these tours.
Cancellation penalties per person for 1-4 day tours
⇒ 15 days or more prior to departure- 10% of the total amount purchased.
⇒ 7-14 days prior to departure- 50% of the total amount purchased.
⇒ 4-6 Days prior to departure- 50% of the total amount purchased.
⇒ Within 3 days prior to departure- 100% of the total amount purchased.
⇒ Departure day or no show 100% per person.
Cancellation charges for 5 days and above tour
⇒ A 10% cancellation fee of the total tour purchase will be incurred if the cancellation occurs 46 days or more before the departure date.
⇒ A 25% cancellation fee of the total tour purchase will be incurred if the cancellation occurs 21-45 days before the departure date.
⇒ A 50% cancellation fee of the total tour purchase will be incurred if the cancellation occurs 8-20 days before the departure date.
⇒ A 100% cancellation fee of the total tour purchase will also be incurred if the cancellation is done on the day of departure.
An add-on fee of 6% for handling fees is charged in addition to the above penalties. No matter what the reason of cancellation is this processing fee will be deducted on each refund.
Each Complaint needs to be in writing.
Buy 2 Get 3rd Free:
⇒ In the case of late cancellation request or free passenger does not show up on tour day then $128 will be charged.
If you wish to reschedule your tour (change the departure date or choose a different tour) then a reschedule fees may be applied. A reschedule fees of $25 or 6% (which one is higher) will be applied. Please note that all reschedule requests should be made before 8 days of tour departure. Requests made after the mentioned duration shall not be entertained.
We were waiting for our project to get completed to finally experience the bus tour with all of our colleagues. Our work company managed us booking the seats of this bus tour, and believe me, it's the best tour I could have ever imagine. The places like the Niagara Falls, Empire State Building, Independence Hall, Liberty Bell, White House, Harvard University, and similar others were amazing to visit on the course of nine days. I'm really happy that we had very nice hotels to stay the night.
My wife and I planned on taking the kids out to the famous theme parks on their vacations from school. As the holiday season began, we booked the seats online and joined the team in Orlando. They just drove us to the theme parks in Orlando and similar regions; we had so many options to select any of the theme parks and explore it. Our kids enjoyed a lot at the Island of Adventures Park, thus we spend acouple of days there. This is the best bus tour with hotels and appropriate services as we discovered.
The very thought of going on a tour delights me and until the tour ended I was beaming with joy. The seats of the bus to the accommodation, everything was rightly organized. A 9 day tour and lovely places to visit included the premium outlet tour, Boston, Niagara Falls, and lots more.
I had been with my family to Washington DC and to Niagara Falls, Philadelphia and Boston with Golden bus. It is unbelievable that we visited so many places in such a short time. In fact, in each place we had enough time to spend and the entire tour was a magical experience. Our drive was smooth and the others traveling with us were also really great and now we all stay in touch. I would recommend this tour company!
Aashirya
One thing I really admire is that its optional tours, if don't like to visit someplace we could have the alternative, such as instead of wasting our time at the Woodbury Outlets, we decided to go to the Atlantic City; the lavish casinos and the nightlife were absolutely enthralling. However, the day we spend at the Philadelphia &Washington DC could be less exhausting if don't have to travel on our feet at the historical district and many sites in the Washington DC. It requires a lot of energy to fully enjoy the tour, but I loved the way it was. Thanks a lot!
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History made in Somalia as first soccer match televised
By MAREEG	 On Dec 18, 2015
History was made in Somalia when the first football match in the country's history has been watched live on Thursday. The military club [Horseed] won the General Da'ud Cup final match after beating their rivals, the Somali police-owned club of Heegan 2-1.
Thursday's match is recorded as the most watched Somali football game in history as millions of Somalis in and outside the country were watching it on TV, while tens of thousands turned up for the match at stadium Banadir.
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Both teams were fully prepared for the match which local media voted as 'the most hotly-contested' football game in Somalia ever.
The police club [Heegan] who are the current champions of the country scored the lone goal in the 32nd minute of the match when Deeq Abdullahi Nur AKA Aariyo, placed a beautiful shoot into the opponents' goal, ending the first half 1-0 in favor of Heegan FC.
Horseed stepped up their attacks to compensate for the goal, but one of their playmakers, Robert Kareithi Meme [Kenya] was awarded with a red car in the 34th minute. However, that didn't stop his side from moving on, as Adaani Barre Isse, did score the equalizing goal for his team in the 49th minute.
Daniel Matengo [Kenya] scored the winning goal for his team in the 60th minute of the match. Heegan didn't despair of trying to equalize, but they lost several opportunities which could have made them at least a goal.
The 2-1 victory for Horseed was already predicted by football journalist Mohamed Barre. "My prediction of the final match result is that Horseed will win 2-1" the Minneapolis-based journalist said on Tuesday.
Somali minister for youth and sport, Mohamed Abdullahi, described the first televised football match in the country as a 'big step' forward.
"Today I am more than happy. The first live match in Somalia shows we are moving forward" the minister for youth and sport Mohamed Abdullahi said while talking to the media at the stadium after the end of the first half.
"I praise the Somali Football Federation authorities for their professional organization. Football is playing a big role in the country's development, peace building and income generation" the minister said while standing alongside the president of Somali Football Federation, Abdiqani Said Arab.
The president said that the live coverage was a test that his federation can televise a match saying it went on successfully. "This was a starting point and we have understood that we can put live matches on air. I know it is a hard work which needs much money, but we are committed to continuing it" the president said.
"In the months to come, we will at least try to have some of the hottest matches televised and I am sure we will finally approach our target which is to get every Somalia match screened live" said president Abdiqani Said Arab.
Somalia has realized this major approach and other developments made in the country, as the young age president has only been in the leadership officer for less than 14 months.
Somali parliament member, Mustafa Sheikh Ali Dhuhulow, who was one of several government officials at the stadium, told the media that football is now making Somalia recover from past wounds.
"A window of progress and public integration has been opened by the Somali Football Federation. This is an encouraging move" the law maker said. "I am a fan for Heegan, but I don't mind if we have been defeated. It is a football, so you can win or lose" added Mr. Dhuhulow who is one of the most football-bad government officials.
However, apart from the trophy, the winners were awarded with 45 million Somali shillings as prize money, while Heegan FC received 25 million Somali shillings for the second place.
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Pope Francis Rightly Declares That Migrants Have Been "Forced Like Jesus Christ To Flee"
By Andrew Bieszad on March 8, 2020 in Featured, General
Pope Francis, speaking on the world day of migrants and refugees and reported by the Vatican Pontifical Mission to Asia (PIME) news source AsiaNews.It, says that migrants today have been "forced like Jesus Christ to flee", and they should be welcomes just like Our Lord.
The 106th World Day of Migrants and Refugees will be celebrated on Sunday 27 September 2020. As the title for his annual Message, the Holy Father has chosen "Forced like Jesus Christ to flee". The Message will focus on the pastoral care of internally displaced persons (IDPs), who currently number over 41 million worldwide.
As the title makes clear, the reflection begins with the experience of the young Jesus and his family as displaced persons and refugees. This provides a Christological grounding for the Christian action of welcome or hospitality. Over the coming months, the theme will be developed in six sub-themes expressed by six pairs of verbs: to know in order to understand; to draw near so as to serve; to listen in order to reconcile; to share and thus to grow; to involve in order to promote; and finally, to collaborate and therefore to build. (source)
I have made clear my disagreements and questions about Pope Francis, something that many others have done, and is a very important thing to do, because there are a lot of questions that need to be answered and issues that need to be resolved.
However, this one on migration is not one of them because where is the lie?
Shoebat.com has been very emphatic for almost four years now, on the basis of consistent and solid evidence, that the refugee crisis has nothing to do with any "invasion" of Europe. Rather, it is being caused by geopolitical fighting made to destabilize their native homelands so that people would migrate.
These people are not migrating because they have nothing better to do. It was not as though some morning a goat herder somewhere in Mali, or some Arab woman in Syria going to the bazaar to buy fruits with her 3-year-old son got up and said "Gee, I really hate white people and Europe. I think I am going to walk thousands of miles across deserts and cross a sea so I can get free welfare benefits and urinate publicly while I celebrate the destruction of the white race and European Christianity."
These people are migrating because the Americans and Europeans, as Shoebat.com warned about in articles and wrote on for years and have reported, intentionally destabilized their nations, prompted a migration crisis, and then paid a small army of companies, nonprofits, and NGOs as contract partners with the European navy to traffick people into Europe.
This was a forced population transfer. It was done to revive nationalism and militarism, and ultimately in the words of Professor Jason Jorjani, to blame the migrants for Europe's problems, slaughter them by the tens of millions in death camps with mass deportations as well, and to rehabilitate the image of Hitler as a "great European leader instead of a monster who deserves his own category" while also reviving Europe's old empires and place as a world power but in a pagan context.
The Holy Family in the Bible did not want to flee to Egypt- but they had to because Herod wanted to murder Jesus.
These migrants are fleeing not because they want to, but because many do not want to die in the chaos that has been forced upon their lands.
Unfortunately, they are fleeing into another trap.
The Vatican has seen many migrations of peoples before. It is the job of the Church to look out for the good will of all and to preach Christ to them, and to help them with their salvation as much as possible. It is certainly not to slaughter them, or to promote eugenic ideas.
There are migrants who can cause problems, but this is with all migrant groups. Does one ban all Italians because of cosa nostra? Of course not. If so, then does not the same standard apply to other peoples, as they are different in appearance and culture but not in dignity?
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There was no "safe house" for Saadi Gaddafi in Mexico
Cynthia Vanier is a 52-year-old mother of two who hails from the small town of Mount Forest, Ontario. She loves golf, has a devoted husband, organizes her life around her rescue dog, and has a solid reputation as a mediator in Canada's indigenous communities.
She is also, according to Mexican authorities, the international ringleader of an organized crime organization that planned to smuggle Saadi Gaddafi, the playboy third son of fallen Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi, to a safe house in Mexico along with his wife and two children.
In fact, central to the Mexican authorities' case against Ms. Vanier is the accusation that she was negotiating the purchase of a property for the younger Gaddafi on Mexico's Pacific coast.
And, though the freelance journalist hired by Canada's National Post newspaper, David Agren, did his damndest to write an honest story about how unlikely this scenario was, the Post has persisted in inaccurately referring to the property as being in Punta Mita, the playground of the rich and famous up the coast from Puerto Vallarta.
Let's get the facts straight. The house in question is not in Punta Mita. It is, instead, at the swampy end of a public beach in La Cruz. Same general area, but a very different neighbourhood.
The beach in front of the house at La Cruz (© La politica es la politica)
Ms. Vanier's story is that she was moving to the house in La Cruz to accommodate her rescue dog. That sounds odd. It is the sort of thing that is easily dismissed on Internet message boards. But have any journalists to date spoken to impartial individuals with knowledge of Ms. Vanier's situation to see if her story pans out? Has anyone from the Canadian government even bothered?
To establish once and for all why this house was being purchased, La politica went on the ground to Bucerias – where Ms. Vanier has her condo – and to La Cruz, where her new house was to be purchased.
We spoke to her real estate agent, who confirmed her story, and also to former neighbours of Ms. Vanier in her condo. Not friends. Not relatives. Simple acquaintances. The man and woman, who don't want their names used (there is federal police officer on permanent guard now at their property) made it very clear Ms. Vanier was selling her condo and purchasing her house up the road in La Cruz because of her dog.
"Another neighbour complained about the noise, so she was moving," said the man, clearly un-nerved by the federal officer, radio crackling, on permanent watch at the gate. "I would have just sent the dog back."
Then we went to La Cruz and spoke to Steve Needham, an Oregonian in his late fifties. Mr. Needham is Ms. Vanier's would-be future neighbour in La Cruz. He is the man who jokingly put up the "Casa Kadafi" sign on her intended new home – the photo that made it into the National Post story. He too was under the impression that Ms. Vanier's new residence had to accommodate her dog.
"I know they had a dog, and they were having some fencing made so that it couldn't get out of the back yard," he says. "She just seemed like a nice sweet woman."
Mr. Needham's understanding is that the house, called "Estrella", was sold to Ms. Vanier for about $590,000. According to Mr. Needham, she had permission to go into the house and do renovations before closing.
But after the accusations broke, Ms. Vanier clearly had a credibility problem. She still does. In Mexico it makes more sense for a dictator's son to buy a half million dollar house than for a woman to purchase it to accommodate her rescue dog. Persist in explaining to someone in La Cruz that Canadians use plastic bags to hand-pick dog excrement, and you'll find laughter can turn to wariness.
Nonetheless it is clear from even the most cursory investigation that it was ludicrous for Ms. Vanier, who signed her contract with SNC-Lavalin on June 30, to be prepping this house for Saadi Gaddafi and his wife and two children after her July 16 trip to Libya. All indications are that she was organizing it for her own use.
"It makes no sense at all," says her sister, Rhonda. "She couldn't have fooled us, and she wouldn't have wanted her daughter there for Christmas if she were part of this plan."
Mr. Needham also heard that Ms. Vanier was pressing ahead with her intention to move –
"I had heard they had rented the condo and the people were supposed to move into the condo on November 17th, the same day they were suppose to take possession here," says Needham. "But then the shit hit the fan."
The Mexicans authorities would also have us believe that the Gaddafis were intending to cool their heels at the St. Regis apartment hotel complex in Mexico City, where Ms. Vanier's co-accused, Gabriela Davila Huerta, had a condo, and where Ms. Davila Huerta often put up her international clients.
"Cyndy and Gabriela looked at a model suite," says Ms. Vanier's father, John. "And the Mexicans have construed that into a plot to buy something for the Gaddafis."
It clearly makes no sense that Ms. Vanier would move the Gaddafis into her house in La Cruz. There is also no evidence – none – that there was a plan to move them into the St. Regis. This is a fantasy of the Mexican authorities and easily disproved – if anyone bothered to ask around.
But what about the document forgery? What about all that money? What about Ms. Vanier's and Saadi Gaddafi's body guard, Gary Peters? And what about SNC- Lavalin, the presumed intellectual author of this mess?
Stay Tuned. La politica has news on those fronts, too.
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Bicultural and transgender, detective Ernesto Sánchez seeks a missing Canadian woman on Mexico's Pacific coast. Moving uneasily in a world where benign tourism co-exists with extreme violence, he becomes a pawn in a shadowy power-play between corrupt police and drug cartels. Forced to make hard choices – desperate, wounded, and friendless – Sánchez takes refuge in the lawless mountains of Oaxaca. And discovers his fate.
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"Mezcalero is a remarkable read, with sustained suspense, surprise explosions of poetry and violence, and some new answers to old questions...Wilson understands something about violence and gender that I have never encountered before: that women's violence is perhaps the most feared. Sanchez's womanly violence in his manly body is a mystery revealed, a truth told that we suspected all along. This is a profoundly feminist book. The women in the book are the power brokers, the activators of action; even the most oppressed empleada is a container of her own complete power. Mezcalero is deftly plotted, and deploys an acrobatic narrative that is, frankly, exhilarating. Sanchez has a lot to teach us. Wilson, too."
Janette Platana, author of A Token of My Affliction (2015 Frank O'Connor International Short Story Prize; 2016 English Language Trilium Book Award finalist).
"T.E. Wilson's Mezcalero is, as a novel, a tacit consequence of the author's real-world work as a reporter/journalist in Mexico. His work is rich in essence, and rich in detail, of how widespread organized crime and corruption permeate Mexican society. Highly recommended. This is great, well-grounded fiction."
Dr. Edgardo Buscaglia, Senior Research Scholar in Law and Economics, Columbia University, and President of the Citizens' Action Institute (Instituto de Acción Ciudadana).
"T.E. Wilson has crafted a terrific, terrifying and yet sensationally witty portrait of modern Mexico. Detective Sánchez is irresistible. You won't soon forget his journey through that unpredictable jungle that is Mexico today."
León Krauze, Mexican journalist, author and news anchor.
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In this section we're looking at a broad swath that lies to the east of the base, just outside the East Gate, and stretches north for about 10 kilometers. It encompasses the cities of Musashi-Murayam and Sayama. There's no unifying theme here. Hidden gems, urban greenery, convenient shopping, kid stuff – it's all here. Musashimurayama — 武蔵村山 — (often spelled without the hyphen in English) is the community closest to the East Gate. It includes the Aeon Mall, which people still call Diamond City, despite a name change a few years back.
Updated July 2013 and now includes locations on the east gate and right.
A great resource only 1km out the east gate is the Daiei. It is a store very comparable to Walmart in that you can buy groceries as well as clothes, household goods, toys, and more. The first floor houses a few fast food restaurants, a shoe store, the grocery section, and all the household goods such as dishes, towels, sporting goods, makeup, and many other items.
On the second floor you will find a sit down restaurant, a ¥100 section, an arcade that includes games and small rides for little ones, clothes for men/women/children, restrooms, and even a small indoor play land.
The play area is called Kid's Us Land. It is open from 10am-8pm and is located at the very back of the store. The first time you go you will have to buy a membership card for yourself and any child over the age of two. The membership card is ¥300.The price to play is ¥105 for each 15 minutes you play and you pay this fee at the end. When you enter they will give you a necklace with a paper inside which shows your arrival time. Just show this to the cashier when you are ready to leave and pay for the amount of time you stayed. The area has tables and vending machines with drinks and ice cream and it seems acceptable to bring in snacks. There are video and arcade games that are all free. Kids can jump on a trampoline or run around in the play area that has tunnels, slides, and a ball pit. The best part about this place is the free massage chairs for the parents to lounge in while children play. There is a very small gold fish pond where your kids can actually buy bait and go fishing. There is an additional fee for this activity so be sure to ask the cashier for details. Visit the stores website if you would like more information. Note that the site is in Japanese. GPS:35.73557, 139.378889.
from the East gate. It is housed in a 2-story structure with the restaurant on top and parking on the bottom. The buffet comes with 85 items to order from plus the salad bar, dessert bar and cotton candy- all you can eat for 100 minutes. It costs ¥2480 plus tax. Grade schoolers cost ¥1240 plus tax while kids under 6 eat for free! There is also a menu to order from where items are ¥1980 plus tax, but this doesn't include the salad-dessert bars. The drinks are a separate charge, all you can drink soda is ¥200yen/person. All you can drink alcohol is ¥1200/person. All parties at the same table have to order the same menu and all additional orders are placed via a tablet on the table. I think the tablet menu came with pictures (my friend did all the ordering). The first plate of meats comes with the initial order and then you can start ordering from the tablet. It is that is non-smoking in the general restaurant. There is an enclosed room for smokers. Open M-F 1700-2400, weekends and holidays 1130-2400. GPS 35.750761, 139.390193.
DIRECTIONS: Exit left out the East gate. Turn right at the Seven-Eleven. Turn left on Route 59 towards the AEON mall. Turn right on Route 5. It will be on the left side across from a Seven-Eleven past the "Sanbonenoki" light. – Hiromi Arita, July 2013.
If you like thrift stores then you will love Hard Off. Located in various locations around Japan, Hard Off is a chain second hand store that sells a variety of gently used items. You will be amazed at all the treasures you can find at these stores such as furniture, clothes, electronics, toys, baby gear, dishes, sporting goods, purses, jewelry and much much more. Need a surf board or shelves for your storage unit? Dying to have a designer purse? Then visit Hard Off to see if you can find one for a discounted price and still in great condition.
The nearest Hard Off is out the east gate and about a 8-10 minute drive depending on traffic. It is open daily from 10:30 am-7:30pm and has ample parking space. They do accept credit cards and yen. There is an area to try clothes on. Just remember to take off your shoes. If you find a piece of furniture that won't fit in your car they will hold it for you for a few days. Thus allowing you time to borrow your friend's van to come back and get it. However, you will have to pay for it before they will hold it. They will write you a receipt which you will show upon pick up.
Note that this second hard store is actually three stores in one; Hard Off, Hobby Off, and Off House. Purchases must be made at the appropriate cash register depending on what "store" or section you found your item. If you aren't exactly sure which cashier to use the workers will direct you. To purchase an item from upstairs use the checkout located on the second floor.
Just outside the East Gate is Châteraisé Desserts, a small storefront boasting more types of ice cream desserts than I've ever seen in one place, as well as an adorable bakery. Very few signs are in English, but you'll see a number of ice cream sandwiches, ice cream bars, and various other ice cream confections in the outdoor area. It is a great place to go on a hot afternoon if you are hungry for something sweet and feeling adventurous. The ice creams range from ¥100-¥300. Meanwhile, inside is a veritable wonderland of puddings, pastries, crackers, cakes, and tarts. Many of their items are available individually or in gift sets, ranging anywhere from ¥105 for a pudding, to ¥300-¥800 for a cookie or pastry, to ¥1000-¥4000 for a gift set. They also sell three types of wine to add on if you're purchasing a gift. Open daily 9am – 9pm.
Located about 30 minutes from Yokota is an amusement park to delight any fancy. Seibuen is a spacious, beautifully landscaped park, filled with over 20 attractions. A giant ferris wheel dominates the skyline, while rocket rides, a carousel, a pirate ship, teacups and much more are tucked into the hillsides of the park. The center has a cute Hello Kitty Land. They even have a heart stopping roller coaster that loops and twists over water. A unique rotating observation deck provides spectacular views of Sayama Dam. While modest, Seibuen is a lovely place to spend the afternoon without venturing too far from base. There are several water attractions, including a "wave" pool. These are open only in the summer months. Parking is readily available and costs ¥1000. For ¥3200/adult and ¥2700/child you can buy a one-day pass with full access to the park, no additional charge for rides. General admission is ¥1000/adult and ¥500/child 3-12. This allows admission to the park, but you will have to purchase tickets for the attractions. The ticket machines are located near the entrance of each ride. Depending on the ride, tickets range from ¥200 and up. In December the Christmas lights are spectacular. There is also ice skating from mid December to mid March. During the Christmas lights display arrive at 4pm and purchase an all inclusive ticket for ¥1300/person (unless you are planning to ride, then it will cost Y2300). Lights turn on at 5:15pm and it is fun to enjoy all the rides in a sea of Christmas lights. Food stalls and drinks are readily available, but kind of pricey. You can bring your own lunch. GPS coordinates to parking lot: 35.770426, 139.440549.
Comments & Photos: Sarah Straus, December 2013: We went to Seibuen again this year for the Christmas lights display. At ages 4 and 6 our kids were just the right age to really appreciate almost all of the rides in the park, though I think they would be fun for older kids too. Last year we went on a night that was really crowded. This year we went on a Saturday night in the middle of December and it was quiet – which made the whole experience even more enjoyable for us. We were able to ride everything multiple times and get right on the Ferris Wheel. The rotating observation deck has a really lovely view – don't miss it.
There is a beautiful running/biking trail around Tama Lake as well as a nice park near Sayama Dam. I love running here because it is off the road, there are lots of trees and shade, it is safe and well used. Also, every two miles there is something really interesting to look at including two beautiful pedestrian bridges, Sayama Dam and park, sculptures, a roller coaster, Ferris wheel, Seibu Dome and a temple. GPS coordinates for free parking next to the dam and Sayama Park: 35.75963, 139.43951. Bring your kids and their bikes for a nice ride over the dam or just enjoy Sayama Park.
DIRECTIONS: You can get here easily from the East Gate or the Terminal Gate. From the Terminal Gate, turn right onto Route 16 and stay left (0.9km) to avoid going under the underpass. This puts you on 166, which follows the Yokota fence line to its northern-most tip. At the the light (2.1km) turn right onto Route 5, a major multi-lane road (not a sharp right onto the minor road that hugs the Yokota perimeter.) Stay on this road and you'll see, on the right, a big billboard for Joyful Honda. Turn right at the Lawsons (3.3km). Make the very first left and look for the parking lot entrance. (3.4km). Parking is free.
DIRECTIONS: Turn left out the East Gate, then right at the first light onto a narrow road. At the second light (1.2K), turn left and drive past the Aeon Mall (1.9K). After the next light, turn right (2.2K) into the parking lot (opposite a 7/11). Teresa Negley, Fran McDaniel, 2010.
Komeri is a garden store close to base that has a fair number of plants, pots and yard tools.
DIRECTIONS: Reset your odometer as you turn left out the East Gate. At the second light (0.6km), a "Y" intersection, stay left. When the road ends, turn left. You will pass a large Dorama store and a baby clothing store with the bunny on the sign, both on the right. Turn right at the next light, at 1.5km (Shiritsu Susho Minami Intersection.) Komeri will be a a few blocks up on the left. The sign is only in Katakana, but you can recognize it by the big red rooster on the sign. GPS: 35.7558, 139.3668 Brian Marriott, 2001. Directions updated 2011.
This is a baby clothes store about a mile from the East Gate. It has a larger selection than the BX at a reasonable price. You can find cute clothing that makes good gifts for babies back in the States as well as baby showers at Yokota. They also carry a wide selection of strollers and car seats. The back wall is full of shoes and socks. You can also buy Japanese diapers and general baby and child gear, like training chopsticks. The selection of girls' tights is also very good.
DIRECTIONS: Reset your odometer as you turn left out the East Gate. At the second light (0.6km), a "Y" intersection, stay left. When the road ends, turn left. You will pass a large Dorama store on the right just before the Baby Mam store at 1.4km, also on the right. The Bunny store is easily identified by the large rabbit on the sign. 5-130-1 Musashimurayama-shi. GPS: 35.7521, 139.3659. Brian & Kristen Marriott, 2002. Alexis Roberts, 2007. Directions updated 2011.
There is a conglomeration of markets nearby in Murayama, about 15 minutes or 5km away. These markets are closed on Thursdays. A bit of advice: do not buy at the first vegetable market on the corner – browse through several stores to make your selections.
DIRECTIONS: Turn left out the East Gate. Stay in the right lane at the second light, proceeding through the "Y" intersection to the "T" intersection. Turn right and continue to another "T" intersection (Jomo gas station on the right). Turn right at the "T", then left at the first traffic signal (bookstore on the left corner). Go to the next "T" (overhead sign says Tokeidai Higashi) and turn right. Take the first left onto Gakuen Dori. Follow the road to the Inageya Supermarket sign and park in the supermarket lot on the left. Stores are across the street, through the alley, and around on the next larger street.
On Tuesdays and Fridays, you can shop for fresh produce at Shimoda's Mitsugi Market, ten minutes from the East Gate.


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Ray was ejected from his Dodge Caravan after losing control on I-664 north near Route 58 west and hitting a guardrail, say Virginia State troopers.
A report on WAVY.com highlighted how the artist's heartbroken family is seeking answers after this Christmas Day wreck.
Ray landed on the pavement and was struck by another vehicle that didn't stop early on Christmas Day.
Ray was an art instructor at Pinot's Palette in Norfolk. His son Hunter told WAVY, he loved art and had a vibrant personality.
We wrote about this Chesapeake hit and run death and three other fatalities on the roads of Virginia on Christmas Day.
Hit and run accidents occur far too often. There are many reasons why drivers don't stop at an accident scene but they are usually to blame. The driver who hit Mr. Ray may have been drunk, or driving recklessly or without a license. This is not the first Chesapeake hit and run death we have seen in recent months. There is never a reason to leave an accident scene.
Our thoughts are with the family of this talented artist and the other people who lost their lives over the holiday.
In Suffolk, Shauna Burton was killed in a multi-vehicle accident on Whaleyville Boulevard.
Burton's car hit another vehicle around 5:15 p.m. on Christmas Day. The other car overturned in a ditch. As Burton got out of her car to check on the occupants, she was reportedly struck by an oncoming pickup truck.
Over the holidays the roads will be very busy at certain times. Mornings and evenings are dark and more people may be drinking alcohol. If you are driving in Hampton Roads, you should look out for accidents and people who may be on the roads.
Pinot's Palette will hold a public memorial service at their studio, 240 W. 21st St. in Norfolk, on Jan. 8 at 1 p.m. Virginia State Police are seeking information about this fatal wreck. Call them at 757-424-6800.


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Decades later, a belated welcome home for Vietnam veterans
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An older veteran rose to speak the other night at a public meeting about Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's budget. First, he pointed to two young servicemen, both recently returned from Afghanistan. The audience rose as one and applauded.
It's kind of story Ted Graziani enjoys hearing, even if reminds him of how he and his fellow Vietnam veterans were ignored upon their homecoming.
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"We've learned to separate the warrior from the politics of the war," Graziani, a former lawmaker from Ellington, told an audience Wednesday at Connecticut's second annual "Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day."
Graziani said he and his fellow Vietnam vets came home, if they were lucky, to simply be ignored by a nation deeply divided over a long war that ended one American presidency and haunted another.
"The first thing we did, as we all know, we put our fatigues away and we pretended we never served, because it wasn't a popular thing to do," Graziani said.
Graziani sponsored the legislation that designates March 30, the anniversary of the day the last American serviceman left Vietnam in 1973, as an annual "welcome home" day for the state's 80,000 Vietnam veterans.
It is a day for thanks and amends for a time when the nation did not separate the sacrifice of the warrior from the politics of the war.
The governor, lieutenant governor, legislative leaders and other elected officials crowded into a hearing room in the Legislative Office Building in Hartford with dozens of veterans, some wearing patches from their days in the service.
The ceremony was simple. A four-man color guard marched into the room and presented the American and Connecticut flags, squeezing behind the lineup of politicians who waited to make brief remarks, all of a similar theme:
It was overdue.
"To all the families touched by the Vietnam war, and the casualties as well, thank you on behalf of this little state, this one of 50, from which you came and for which you served," Malloy said. "Thank you for your service."
Malloy said a brother served in Vietnam, as did a cousin. Most families seemed touched in ways large and small by the war.
Secretary of the State Denise Merrill said every vet left a mother and father, brother and sister. Her own brother, she said, never was the same after his return from his tour of duty.
Connecticut's war dead from the conflict: 612.
Lt. Gov. Nancy Wyman, who helped create a wall of honor in the LOB for the casualties of Afghanistan and Iraq, said that she always notices the Vietnam veterans in attendance at the send-off and welcome-home ceremonies accorded to Connecticut's military units in the nation's two continuing wars.
"Our Vietnam vets are there all the time. It's a reminder of what they didn't have when they came home. But it's such an absolute support for the families and those solders who are coming home," she said.
"To all of you Vietnam vets, we will never forget you," she said. "We know we should have said, 'Welcome home.' "
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Штип () — крупнейший город в Восточном регионе Северной Македонии, административный центр общины Штип.

История
Штип один из старейших городов Северной Македонии. Впервые упоминается в I веке н. э. под названием Астибо (от названия древнегреческого города Астиб, ). Позже славяне дали ему имя Штип. С IX века город входит в состав болгарского государства.

В последующие века контроль над городом неоднократно переходил от болгар к Византии и Сербии (после 1330 года), пока в 1382 не был захвачен Оттоманской империей, под властью которой он остаётся до 1912. Турки дали городу имя Истип (Иштип). В XIX веке Штип становится центром казы в Османской империи. В XIX веке город был центром македонского Возрождения. В 1840-х годах русский славист Виктор Григорович отметил, что местные жители сохранили славянские школы.

По данным болгарского этнографа Васила Кынчова в конце XIX века численность населения Штипа составляла 20 900 человек — 10 900 болгары, 8 700 турки, 800 евреи и 500 цыгане.

В 1912 году, во время Первой Балканской войны город был освобождён болгарской армией, но после Второй Балканской войны, в 1913 году входит в состав Сербии.

27 марта 2007 года был открыт государственный Университет Гоце Делчев.

Достопримечательности

 Монастырь Святого Якима Осоговского
 Храм Богородицы в Ново-Село
 Церковь Святого Николая

Население
Данные переписи 2002 года для общины Штип состоящей 44 населённых пунктов, центром которой является город Штип:

Родились в Штипе
  Милетич, Любомир (1863—1937) — болгарский славист;
  Балабанов, Александр (1879—1955) — болгарский литературный критик и переводчик;
  Александров, Тодор (1881—1924) — руководитель ВМРО;
  Павлов, Тодор Димитров (1890—1977) — болгарский философ;
  Михайлов, Ванче (1896—1990) — руководитель ВМРО;
  Глигоров, Киро (1917) — первый Президент Македонии (1991—1999);
  Клюсев, Никола (1927—2008) — первый Премьер Македонии (1992);
  Чучков, Емануел (1901—1967) — член Президиума АСНОМ;
  Михаил (1912—1999) — бывший Архиепископ Охридский и Македонский, глава на МПЦ;
 / Апостолский, Михайло (1906—1987) — командир партизанских отрядов;
   Георгиевский, Любчо (1966) — первый председатель ВМРО-ДПМНЕ, с 1998 по 2002 был Премьером Македонии;
  Йордановский, Любчо (1953) — председатель Партии свободных демократов и бывший председатель Собрания Республики Македонии;
  Кедев, Сашко (1962) — македонский политик.

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Tulsimart is a devotional product's store where you can get all type of devotional products. We have many categories of product. For ex. We have devotee accessories, wooden jewelry, natural perfumes, incense perfumes etc. This a unique shop where you may find all in one place what you want.


Dolores de Sade's work is concerned with knowledge, memory, nostalgia and narrative. Looking at possible portrayals of an event, place or object, her work explores the temporal nature of such states of being.
Taking established paradigms as a starting point de Sade attempts to find understanding using text and images found on internet searches, conversations with friends and strangers, from literature and newspapers, film and television.
Influenced by eighteenth and nineteenth century book and periodical illustration, these works demonstrate an interest in the ways that information is given the authority of knowledge and how knowledge is transposed through memory, nostalgia and archetype. De Sade explores parallels between the challenges brought about by the sudden plethora of images and information that new printing techniques and the early beginnings of mass media in the eighteenth and nineteenth century brought about, and those of our own digital age.
Her work spans a range of media, including etching and engraving, painting, writing, sound, performance and film. It is held in private and public collections including V&A, Government Art Collection, British Library, Royal Shakespeare Company, Royal College of Art, Sir John Cass School of Art, Ministry of Culture, Thailand and Guangdong Museum, China.


Universal/Island Records issued a 19-CD complete retrospective simply titled Sandy Denny in the fall of 2010. Containing her entire studio recordings, outtakes, demos, live recordings, unissued radio sessions and interviews, the set additionally offers over 100 previously unreleased recordings, and a 72 page hard back book that provided the most comprehensive visual record of Sandy's career to date; plus a wealth of other memorabilia. The box set was released to universally good reviews, including a 5-star review in Uncut and a 4-star review in The Guardian.
If according such a thoughtfully compiled and annotated package for a singer/songwriter who died in 1978 at the appallingly premature age of thirty one, appeared mere marketing hyperbole, then the contents told a different story. What marked Sandy apart from her peers was a near effortless ability to sing like a nightingale.
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Designed and compiled by Andrew Batt and Kyle Orosz, the site contains a concise biography for the uninitiated and a superb links section. Scans from several major rock journals bear testimony to her reputation as a major singer/songwriter.
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When the front of a commercial truck hits and runs over another vehicle, it is known as an override collision. This type of truck accident is extremely dangerous because the driver and passengers of the vehicle being run over can sustain critical injuries or possibly be crushed to death. Override collisions can easily be prevented if truck drivers use reasonable care when driving, but unfortunately, not all truck drivers do. If you have suffered injuries from an override accident, the Little Rock truck accident attorneys at Nahon, Saharovich & Trotz can discuss your case with you and may be able to assist you in bringing a lawsuit against the truck driver and possibly their employer. For more than 25 years, our large regional personal injury law firm, consisting of over 30 lawyers and more than 120 staff members, has been fighting for truck crash victims in the South.
While you can experience an override crash practically wherever there is a commercial truck in Pulaski County, you are more likely to experience one while traveling on an interstate highway, such as Interstate 30, Interstate 440, Interstate 430, and Interstate 630. This likelihood is due to the high speed at which vehicles usually travel on interstate highways and the fact that commercial trucks tend to be heavy, which results in them taking longer to slow down and come to a complete stop. Many of these accidents happen due to the negligence of truck drivers, which can range from driving while fatigued to intoxicated driving.
This type of collision usually leaves victims with exorbitant medical bills and significant lost wages. In order to recover compensatory damages from a truck driver, you must prove his negligence by showing that he directly caused you to suffer injuries because he breached a duty of reasonable care that he owed you. A skilled truck accident lawyer in the Little Rock area can help you substantiate your claim of negligence against the truck driver and even possibly hold the truck driver's employer liable as well. There are many theories of liability that can be used to hold a trucking company liable. For example, the truck driver's employer may be held liable under the theory of direct liability for acts of negligence like negligent hiring, negligent supervision, and negligent training. To determine which causes of action may apply to your case, an attorney will investigate the accident and can send a spoliation of evidence letter to the trucking company to help ensure critical information does not get destroyed.
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The Scottish Parliament's rural economy and connectivity committee was seeking views from local businesses, organisations and individuals as the Bill to create the new body progresses through Holyrood.
I'm pleased that awareness is growing nationally about the unique nature of the region's economy and challenges faced.
Encouraging business growth, infrastructure improvements and creating an enterprise environment which allows more of our young people to study and work locally must be key objectives.
I was concerned that the initial £10m budget would not make a big difference.
However, I'm encouraged by assurances that the agency will eventually be funded in a similar way to the long-established and better resourced Highlands and Islands Enterprise.
IT'S BEEN a good beginning to 2019 with plenty of opportunity for me to get out and about in the constituency.
Among my highlights was watching Queen of the South begin their centenary year with a fantastic victory at Palmerston beating Ross County 4-0.
It was also good to catch up with the team at the charity Sports Driving Unlimited at Cleuchheads, near Lockerbie.
They provide therapeutic and enjoyable pony driving to people of all ages, who may be disadvantaged through health, disability or in other ways.
Meanwhile, I was delighted to accept an invitation to attend the St. Michael's Burns Club Burns Supper in the Cairndale Hotel, Dumfries. A good time was had by all!
I WAS pleased to learn during a briefing I attended with senior officers at Police HQ in Dumfries that a new recruitment drive is planned in the region.
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More New York City residents voted for Barack Obama on Tuesday than for John Kerry in 2004 and for Al Gore in 2000. But an analysis suggests that overall turnout increased only slightly from four years ago.
The analysis helps to show how Mr. Obama, the Democrat, beat Senator John McCain, the Republican, by a ratio of nearly four to one, and reflects voting patterns seen elsewhere in the country. Mr. Obama received about 1.84 million machine votes in the city, and Mr. McCain's total fell a little below 500,000.
Voting was heavier this time than in 2004 in districts that strongly supported Mr. Obama, among them Park Slope and Bedford-Stuyvesant, both in Brooklyn, and the Upper West Side and Harlem. But turnout was depressed in other neighborhoods like Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, where Mr. Obama did less well and where Mr. McCain apparently did not generate much enthusiasm either. With polls predicting that Mr. Obama would easily win the state, some McCain supporters may have stayed home.
The expectation about Mr. Obama's performance and the resulting inactivity may have also reflected the McCain campaign's efforts here: While about 15 percent of the people who voted for Mr. Obama said they had received some contact by his campaign, only about 2 percent of McCain voters said they were contacted by the Republican's campaign, according to exit polls taken by a consortium of television networks.
Both candidates recorded their highest shares of votes in Brooklyn. According to the preliminary machine count on Tuesday, Mr. Obama carried the predominantly black 55th Assembly District, which includes Brownsville, with 98 percent of the votes from the nearly 35,000 people who cast ballots. In 2004, fewer than 30,000 people there voted at the polls.
In the mostly white 48th Assembly District, which includes Bensonhurst, Mr. McCain got 71 percent of the nearly 24,000 votes cast. In 2004, nearly 26,000 voted at the polls in that district.
In the mostly black 58th Assembly District in Brooklyn, which includes Flatbush, Mr. Obama polled 34,999 to Mr. McCain's 826. Collectively, the minor party presidential candidates got 31 more votes than Mr. McCain, according to the counts.
The counts are subject to official tabulation, which may be affected by absentee ballots and other changes that could increase the total. Of the 4.6 million registered voters in the city, nearly 2.35 million voted on Tuesday, compared with 2.28 million four years ago, according to the city's Board of Elections. There were about 4.5 million registered voters during the 2004 elections, according to the board.
The preliminary analysis by Prof. John H. Mollenkopf of the City University of New York Graduate Center found that a decline in voter turnout in white and Asian districts was largely offset by a rise in turnout in black and Hispanic districts.
While 60,606 more people voted at the polls in 2008 than in 2004, Professor Mollenkopf found that Mr. Obama received 11,680 more votes at the polls than Mr. Kerry. In 2000, Mr. Gore received about 1.6 million votes overall in the city.
"Of the white Democrats — who in the past have shown a propensity to vote for Republicans in mayoral elections, in preference over black candidates or even white candidates who have strong black support — the Jewish neighborhoods were least likely to fall away from Obama, and the Italian neighborhoods the most," he said.
Professor Mollenkopf, the executive director of the Center for Urban Research and a co-author of "Inheriting the City: The Children of Immigrants Come of Age," was also the senior adviser to an Election Day exit poll sponsored by the New York Immigration Coalition.
The poll found that 41 percent of first-time voters in the city were foreign born. Turnout rose by about 13 percent in black districts and 5 percent in Hispanic districts compared with 2004. Professor Mollenkopf said there was even greater enthusiasm for Mr. Obama in Caribbean neighborhoods.