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Category: Bulgaria
All About Europe
Amsterdam, Athens, Austria, Barcelona, Belgrade, Bordeaux, Budapest, Bulgaria, England, Europe, France, French Riviera, Germany, Greece, Holland, Hungary, Italy, London, Lucerne, Munich, Netherlands, Olympia, Paris, Rome, Serbia, Sofia, Spain, Switzerland, Thessalonika, Trier, United Kingdom, Venice, Vienna
What do you want from your All About Europe tour—historic treasures, amazing architecture, scenic beauty, and exciting cities? Whatever it is, this European vacation offers it to you! You've heard about gladiator contests in ancient Rome—now's your chance to visit the Colosseum where the contests took place. You've seen photos of the Leaning Tower in Pisa—now's your chance to take a photo of yourself pushing back at it. You've heard of the French Riviera—now's your chance to drive along both the French and Italian Rivieras. You've watched the Olympics—now's your chance to visit the birthplace of the Olympic Games in Greece. You've heard how gorgeous the Swiss Alps are—now's your time to see them in person. You've heard how the former communist countries in Eastern Europe have transformed into wonderful vacation destinations—now's your time to visit Budapest, Bratislava, Sofia, and Belgrade to see for yourself.
Day 1: Arrive In London, England
Check into your hotel. in the afternoon, you may want to start exploring the lively British capital. Uniformed hosts and the CosmosGO app are available to help you make the most of your stay.
Hotel: Novotel London West, 2 nights
Day 2: London
Enjoy free time for independent activities. Take a panoramic tour of London's famous landmarks, visit the Tower of London, or choose an excursion to Windsor Castle. Tonight, we recommend our optional "Taste of London" excursion with dinner, followed by a guided illumination cruise on the Thames River.
Day 3: London – Paris, France
Transfer to the railway station and board the Eurostar Train to Paris with your Tour Director. Transfer to your hotel.
Hotel: Kyriad Bercy Village, 2 nights
Day 4: Paris
Enjoy a day of sightseeing in Paris starting with an included guided tour to see the sites and monuments.
Day 5: Paris – Chateaux Country – Tours – Bordeaux
Travel south to Blois and along the Loire Valley, stopping in Tours to see the well-preserved historic centre. Continue to Poitiers, beautifully situated on a rocky plateau. South again to the Grande Champagne wine-growing area. Spend the night in Bordeaux on the banks of the Garonne.
Hotel: Kyriad Prestige
Day 6: Bordeaux – Carcassonne – Barcelona, Spain
From the vineyards of the Gironde and the Garonne, travel eastward to Carcassonne in the foothills of the Pyrenees. Spend some time to admire what is perhaps the best-preserved medieval fortified town in Europe. Later, cross the Spanish border and travel through Catalonia to Barcelona.
Hotel: Porta Fira, 2 nights
Your guided city tour includes a drive around Montjuic to see the Olympic Stadium and a panoramic view of the port and city. Continue to the city centre to Plaza Catalunya and Paseo de Gracia to admire the greatness and eccentricity of Gaudi's architectural masterpieces (entrance fees not included).
Day 8: Barcelona – Arles, France – French Riviera
Back in France, head into the vineyard-covered region of the Herault for a stop in Arles. This is where Vincent van Gogh lived from 1888-1889, and produced more than 300 paintings and drawings. Continue skirting the stunning shoreline of the Mediterranean to arrive in the heart of the world-famous French Riviera.
Hotel: Ibis Styles Vieux Port at Nice, 2 nights
Day 9: French Riviera
A full day at leisure allows you to take advantage of everything the splendid Cote d'Azur has to offer. You might like to explore the Old Town, climb up Castle Hill for panoramic views of Nice, or spend some time in the Marc Chagall National Museum. Tonight, consider joining our optional Monte Carlo by Night excursion to the nearby Principality of Monaco.
Day 10: French Riviera – Venice Area, Italy
Enjoy a scenic drive along the French and italian Flower Rivieras. Then, cross the fertile Po River plains to the shores of the Adriatic to reach the Venice area.
Hotel: Poppi at Mira, 2 nights
Day 11: Venice Area
Your day begins with a Boat Ride to monumental St. Mark's Square. Time at leisure here enables you to explore and absorb the unique atmosphere of this unforgettable city built on water. Watch a skilled Glassblower at work. How about a romantic optional gondola trip?
Day 12: Venice Area – Florence
Today, cross the verdant Apennine hills into italy's most popular region-Tuscany! Arrive in Florence, the renowned "Cradle of the Renaissance." An included walking tour with a Local Guide features all the most important sites, including Piazza della Signoria and the copy of the "David" by Michelangelo.
Hotel: Italiana Resort
Day 13: Florence – Pisa – Rome
Today, hop on a mini train in Pisa to see the famous Leaning Tower in the Square of Miracles, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Hotel: Oly Hotel, 2 nights
Day 14: Rome
The "Eternal City" is steeped in history, vibrantly alive and exciting, and absolutely unique! included sightseeing with a Local Guide starts with St. Peter's Square and Basilica. Other highlights are the iconic Colosseum, the largest amphitheatre ever built, and Circus Maximus.
Day 15: Rome – Ancona (Embarkation) – Overnight Ferry Crossing To Patras, Greece
A day of scenic beauty awaits as you travel through the rugged Apennines past quaint, old-world villages on your way to Ancona on the Adriatic Sea. This afternoon, embark an overnight ferry for your Mediterranean Sea crossing.
Hotel: Overnight Ferry
Day 16: Patras (Disembarkation) – Olympia
Awaken surrounded by fresh sea air this morning as you cross the Mediterranean. This afternoon, disembark in Patras and make your way south for a visit to Olympia, birthplace of the Olympic Games, first held in 776 BC.
Hotel: Olympia Palace
Day 17: Olympia – Tripoli – Athens
This morning, discover the Olympia archaeological site with a Local Guide. Learn about the sacred precinct of Zeus, whose temple once housed a statue that was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Later, travel through the mountains of Arcadia into the heart of the Peloponnese peninsula. Cross the mighty Corinth Canal, then to Athens, capital of Greece and one of the world's oldest cities. This evening, bask in the lively atmosphere of the old Plaka district with its welcoming tavernas and festive bouzouki music, or you could choose to join an optional Greek dinner.
Hotel: Ilissos or Acropolis Select, 2 nights
Day 18: Athens
The cradle of Western civilisation and birthplace of democracy, Athens offers so much to see and experience. included city sightseeing this morning features the highlights and a visit to the Acropolis and the Parthenon. Later, explore the shops and museums or spend the afternoon swimming off the coast.
Day 19: Athens – Delphi – Thermopylae – Thessalonika
On the way to Delphi, your Tour Director will tell you all about the area's fascinating history rooted in Greek mythology. Enjoy a guided tour of Delphi's ancient sanctuary, dedicated to the god Apollo. Hear about the mystical Oracle and tour the Excavation Site, then visit the Archaeological Museum. Next is Thermopylae, site of the famous battle between the Spartans and Xerxes' overwhelming Persian forces in 480 BC. See the Leonidas Monument, commemorating the Spartan king. Travel along the coast to Thessalonika for an overnight.
Hotel: Grand Hotel Palace
Day 20: Thessalonika – Sofia, Bulgaria
Cross the Bulgarian border and head north through the Struma River Valley, Spartacus' mountainous homeland. in Sofia, capital of Bulgaria, join your Local Guide for a city tour that includes the Parliament building, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, the National Theatre, and St. Sophia Church.
Hotel: Rosslyn Central Park
Day 21: Sofia – Nis, Serbia – Belgrade
On to Serbia. in NIS, visit the wellpreserved 18th-century Ottoman FORTRESS. Continue to Belgrade, capital of Serbia.
Hotel: Best Western Hotel M
Day 22: Belgrade – Szeged, Hungary – Budapest
Cross into Hungary. Stop at the border town of Szeged, with fabled ties to Attila the Hun and the ancient home of paprika. Later, arrive in Budapest, one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. This evening, enjoy dinner at a local restaurant.
Hotel: Ibis Castle Hill, 2 nights
Day 23: Budapest
Included sightseeing with a Local Guide today features Buda Castle, which dominates the twin cities of Buda and Pest, separated by the broad ribbon of the Danube River. See Heroes' Square with its iconic monument and Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Also see the Royal Castle, the aweinspiring Hungarian Parliament, Margaret island, Fishermen's Bastion, and Matthias Coronation Church.
Day 24: Budapest – Gyor – Bratislava, Slovakia – Vienna, Austria
Head toward the Austrian border today and, along the way, stop in colourful Gyor with its narrow lanes, characteristic corner balconies, and baroque town centre. Continue to Bratislava, capital of Slovakia, where medieval towers, fortifications, St. Michael's Gate, and gothic St. Martin's Church await your discovery. Cross into Austria and arrive in its dazzling capital-Vienna.
Hotel: Star inn Schonbrunn, 2 nights
Day 25: Vienna
Once the seat of the mighty Habsburg Empire and home to Strauss, Brahms, Beethoven, Hadyn, and Mozart, Vienna blends ornate baroque architecture with an irresistible musical heritage. On the included sightseeing tour with a Local Guide, admire the fabulous State Opera House and Parliament, and stroll through Heroes' Square for views of splendid Hofburg Palace. in your free time, be sure to pop into one of the traditional coffee houses for a slice of heavenly Sachertorte, or you can join one of our exciting optional excursions!
Day 26: Vienna – Salzburg – Munich, Germany
Travel along the Danube to Mozart's splendid hometown, Salzburg. There's time here to discover the charming Getreidegasse, the town's elegant main shopping street. On to Germany through green Bavarian landscapes to arrive in Munich.
Hotel: NH Neue Messe or Achat Premium South
Day 27: Munich – Bregenz, Austria – Lucerne, Switzerland
Your day begins with an orientation drive. See Munich's beautiful main square, Marienplatz, and marvel at the world-famous Glockenspiel. Later, stop in Bregenz before skirting Lake Constance, then cross into Switzerland to head for Lucerne.
Hotel: Royal Hotel or Ibis Styles, 2 nights
Day 28: Lucerne
This morning's visit introduces you to one of Switzerland's finest cities. See the impressive city walls; Chapel Bridge, Europe's oldest covered bridge; and the Lion Monument, a masterful stone sculpture honouring Louis XVi's heroic Swiss Guard. A selection of optional activities is available to perfectly complete your day.
Day 29: Lucerne – Strasbourg, France – Trier, Germany
Cross into France today and spend some time at leisure in magical Strasbourg, seat of the European Parliament. See the monumental gothic cathedral; taste the unique Franco-German cuisine; or explore the city's historic heart in the magical La Petite France district. Return to Germany and head to ancient Trier for an overnight.
Hotel: Vienna House Easy
Day 30: Trier – Amsterdam Area, Holland
Through the industrial Ruhr region and then into the canal-crossed countryside of Holland to Amsterdam, vibrant capital of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. On an included Canal Cruise, experience Amsterdam from water level, then stop to watch skilled craftsmen cut and polish precious stones at a Diamond Centre. Discover the main sites with a Local Guide and spend some time at leisure.
Hotel: Hampton by Hilton Amsterdam Airport Schiphol or Best Western Plus Amedia Airport
Day 31: Amsterdam Area
Your holiday ends with breakfast this morning.
2020 Dates & Prices
Twin Share
Solo Traveller
May: 11 $7,049.00 Price on Application
June: 08 $7,199.00 Price on Application
July: 06, 20 $7,059.00 Price on Application
August: 03 $6,899.00 Price on Application
September: 07, 14 $7,189.00 Price on Application
October: 12 $6,839.00 Price on Application
November: 02 $6,309.00 Price on Application
December: 22 $5,479.00 Price on Application
Meals: 30 breakfasts, 10 dinners
Transport: First-class air-conditioned coach while touring
Rail: Eurostar Train Ticket: London - Paris
Accommodation: 29 nights accommodation & 1 night cruise
Guide: Professional Travel Director and host service in London
Entrance Fees & Touring: Entrance fees & activities as per itinerary
* Tour departure dates are subject to availability at time of booking.
* Prices and itinerary are correct at time of publication and are subject to change without notice.
Escorted Coach Tour
European Supreme
Amsterdam, Assisi, Athens, Austria, Belgrade, Budapest, Bulgaria, Engelberg, England, Europe, Florence, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Hungary, Innsbruck, Italy, Kalambaka, London, Mannheim, Netherlands, Paris, Rome, Serbia, Sofia, Sorrento, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Venice, Vienna
This all-embracing Discoveries trip of Europe, visits Vienna, Budapest, Belgrade, Athens, Assisi and more. It's the A to Z of Europe. Thirteen countries – centuries of culture and history, mesmerising natural landscapes and a feast of flavours on one journey of discovery. From the architecture of Amsterdam to the medieval monuments of Germany, Austria and Bulgaria. Explore myths and legends in Greece, ancient history in Italy and the glittering capitals of Paris, Vienna and Budapest.
Day 1: London – Amsterdam
Bid farewell to England and the mystical White Cliffs of Dover as you board your ferry to France. Journey through the Belgian and Dutch countryside bound for Amsterdam, where you'll spend a memorable evening exploring the capital's scenic canals on a Welcome Reception cruise with your fellow travellers and Travel Director.
Hotel: Mercure City, 2 nights
Day 2: Amsterdam
Explore the maritime history, tree-lined canals and gabled façades of Amsterdam on an orientation of the city's 17th-century canal ring district. Enjoy the rich aromas and flavours of Dutch cheese this afternoon in Volendam, where you'll 'Dive Into Culture' yet again and gain insights into traditional cheese-making and the crafting of Holland's characteristic wooden clogs.
Day 3: Amsterdam – Rhine Cruise – Heidelberg – Rhineland
We cross the German border and board a cruise in Boppard. Journeying along the mighty Rhine past vineyard-clad hills and medieval castles, we disembark in St. Goar, avoiding the allure of the legendary Lorelei. We travel to the university city of Heidelberg to admire its magnificent ruined sandstone castle which stands imposingly overlooking the Neckar River.
Hotel: Mercure am Rathaus
Day 4: Rhineland – Munich – Innsbruck
Arriving in the Bavarian capital of Munich today, we see the Hofbrauhaus, City Hall and iconic Marienplatz with its Glockenspiel. Crossing the Austrian border, we arrive in Innsbruck for an orientation that will include views of St. Jakob's Cathedral and Emperor Maximilian I's glittering Golden Roof. This evening, consider a rousing evening of Tyrolean entertainment. Admire the fascinating crystal installations and browse for precious gifts and souvenirs at the Swarovski Crystal Worlds Store.
Hotel: Hotel Innsbruck
Day 5: Innsbruck – Venice
Cross the snow-capped Alps to Italy today, travelling via the Brenner Pass to Venice, where you will join your travel companions for a delicious Regional Dinner at a local restaurant.
Hotel: Novotel Mestre Castellana, 2 nights
Day 6: Venice
'Dive Into Culture' and gain insights into the centuries-old tradition of Venetian glassblowing. Glide through the waters of the Adriatic by private launch arriving in the gateway of Venice, St. Mark's Square. Delve into the history of this beautiful Byzantine city, see the ornate Doge's Palace, St. Mark's Square and the famous Bridge of Sighs. Spend the rest of your afternoon on your own exploring in the labyrinthine calle of this city of islands.
Day 7: Venice – Vienna
Journey through the Veneto plains, across the Styrian Alps and to Austria's imperial capital of Vienna. Celebrate the city's iconic reputation as the world's music capital and perhaps consider an evening Optional Experience including dinner and entertainment.
Hotel: Hilton Danube Waterfront, 2 nights
Day 8: Vienna
Join a 'Local Specialist' on an exploration of this elegant capital, including views of the State Opera House, St. Stephen's Cathedral and the Hofburg, once the home of the powerful Habsburg Dynasty. Spend the rest of your day at leisure, soaking up the cosy coffee culture or visiting such iconic sights as the Schonbrunn Palace with its exquisite gardens. This evening, perhaps indulge in Vienna's intoxicating musical talent, enjoying a concert of classical music at one of the city's concert halls, churches or palaces.
Day 9: Vienna – Ljubljana
Leave the City of Music behind, crossing the Slovenian border to Ljubljana. Join a 'Local Specialist' for a sightseeing tour and delve into the 'Beloved' city's iconic and unexpected highlights. Wander along the Baroque façades of its Old City and admire the medieval castle, the City Hall and Cathedral of St. Nicholas, with its exquisite 18th century frescoes. Good food and good company are guaranteed as we 'Connect With Locals' during a 'Be My Guest' dinner with a local Slovenian family. Learn about their life in one of the world's greenest cities, as well as the role that honey plays in the country's cuisine.
Hotel: Radisson Blu Plaza
Day 10: Ljubljana – Plitvice Lakes
Journey across the Croatian border and via Zagreb to Plitvice Lakes National Park, where you'll join a 'Local Specialist' for a guided walking tour. Connect with the exquisite beauty of this UNESCO-listed natural wonder, admiring the cascade of spectacular waterfalls and crystal-clear waters reflecting green, grey and blue against the lush landscape. Witness panoramic views over the park from Tomicevo Pgledalo, then settle in for your overnight stay amidst this stunning backdrop.
Hotel: Jezero
Day 11: Plitvice Lakes – Dubrovnik
Journey south along the picture-perfect Dalmatian coast, past seaside villages to the ancient city of Dubrovnik – its terracotta rooftops appear to tumble into the waters of the cerulean Adriatic.
Hotel: Croatia Cavtat, 2 nights
Day 12: Dubrovnik
Stroll through the marble streets of the Pearl of the Adriatic on a Small Group Sightseeing tour with a 'Local Specialist'. Admire the Rector's Palace, Onofrio's Fountain and the Franciscan and Dominican monasteries. Consider taking a sunset cruise along the spectacular Dalmatian coast to enjoy a delicious local dinner.
Day 13: Dubrovnik – Tirana
Journey to Kotor, an enchanting medieval city, perched on the deepest natural fjord-like bay in the Mediterranean. Travel through Montenegro into Albania and overnight in its colourful capital of Tirana. Explore the previously communist-dominated capital with a 'Local Specialist', including such highlights as the Skanderbeg square and the Palace of Culture. Wander up the main boulevard and see the Prime Ministry building, the Presidential office and the Pyramid Building.
Hotel: Hilton Garden Inn
Day 14: Tirana – Kalambaka
We travel to Greece, enjoying views of the scenic Plains of Thessaly en route to Kalambaka with its gravity-defying Meteora monasteries that cling impressively to immense, rounded rock towers.
Hotel: Amalia
Day 15: Kalambaka – Delphi – Athens
We cross the fertile Thessaly region and see the battle site at Thermopylae, where the heroic Leonidas and brave Spartans battled against the invading Persians. We arrive at the centre of the world and Mount Parnossos, joining a 'Local Specialist' to explore the ancient sanctuary of Delphi and seat of the most important oracle in the ancient classical world. Wander through the centuries-old ruins of the Sacred Way to the 5th-century Temple of Apollo and marvel at the site where athletes once competed in the Pythian Games held in honour of Apollo and the Arts. We arrive in Athens this evening.
Hotel: Divani Palace Acropolis, 4 nights
Spend the day discovering the birthplace of democracy – a centre for the arts, learning and philosophy. Stroll through the tiny, colourful alleyways of Plaka, join Athenians for a noisy coffee stop at an open-air café or consider embarking on our three-day Aegean Cruise.
Today is yours to embrace the spirited atmosphere of the Greek capital. Perhaps, venture by funicular to Mount Lycabettus for the most magnificent views of the sprawling city below, watch the pageantry of the changing of the Evzoni or join an Optional Experience.
Soak up the sights, sounds and smells of the bustling Central Market this morning. Maybe admire the remarkable antiquities and remnants of Ancient Greece at the fascinating Acropolis Museum or wander through the colourful stalls of Monastiraki Square.
Day 19: Athens Sightseeing – At Sea
Travel to the heart of ancient Athens, back to a time of philosophers and great thinkers. Join a 'Local Specialist' to marvel at the ancient Acropolis, see the Parthenon, dedicated to the goddess Athena, and view the stadium where the first modern Olympic Games took place in 1896. We cross the Corinth Canal that connects the Gulf of Corinth with the Saronic Gulf in the Aegean Sea and board our overnight ferry in Patras en route to Italy.
Day 20: Ancona – Assisi
Spend today worshipping the sunshine, as we sail up the dramatic Adriatic coast towards Ancona. This evening we arrive in the mystical medieval town of Assisi, the home and final resting place of beloved St. Francis.
Hotel: Grand Hotel
Day 21: Assisi Sightseeing – Sorrento
Join your 'Local Specialist' today and enjoy a sightseeing tour to see the Basilica of St. Francis. We pass the Benedictine Abbey in Monte Cassino before arriving in the sophisticated seaside retreat of Sorrento.
Hotel: La Residenza
Day 22: Sorrento – Pompeii – Rome
We join a 'Local Specialist' in Pompeii to hear the story of this remarkable ancient Roman settlement buried under ash following the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Continuing through the green and golden countryside of Lazio, we arrive in Rome, the 'Eternal City' this evening.
Hotel: Barceló Aran Mantegna, 2 nights
Visit the centre of Christianity, the Vatican City. 'Dive Into Culture' with your 'Local Specialist' and ascend the spiral staircase designed by famous architect Donato Bramante. Then, admire Michelangelo's exquisite frescoed ceiling of the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter's Basilica, before crossing the Tiber to visit the Colosseum. Spend the afternoon as you wish. Sit on the Spanish Steps or indulge in a cappuccino on the Piazza Navona. This evening, we enjoy a delicious Regional Dinner in Rome.
Day 24: Rome – Florence
Journeying north through the beautiful landscapes of Umbria and Tuscany, we arrive in the Renaissance city of Florence. Join a Local Specialist for a sightseeing tour of some of the city's iconic sites. View Giotto's Bell Tower and the Baptistery with its renowned bronze doors, and visit Piazza della Signoria. Learn about the quality and workmanship of one of this city's historic industries at a demonstration of Florentine leathercraft.
Hotel: Nilhotel
Day 25: Florence – Engelberg
Travel north across the snow-capped Alps into Switzerland, past beautiful Lake Lugano, continuing along the scenic St. Gotthard route into central Switzerland. We spend the next two nights in the popular winter sports resort town of Engelberg.
Hotel: H+ Hotel & Spa, 2 nights
The lakeside setting of Lucerne is ours to explore today. Pay tribute to the brave Swiss Guard at the Lion Monument and admire the wooden Chapel Bridge with its exquisite ceiling. Spend the rest of the day ambling through the medieval streets with their characteristic painted façades, or perhaps embark on an Operational Experience up one of the surrounding peaks.
Day 27: Engelberg – Paris
We cross into France and traverse the rolling Burgundy vineyards en route to the glittering capital of Paris. The City of Light shines brightly tonight as you explore the grand boulevards on your terms. Enjoy dinner at a cosy bistro or consider attending a colourful Parisian Cabaret performance.
Hotel: Crowne Plaza Neuilly, 2 nights
Day 28: Paris
Join a 'Local Specialist' today for an informative sightseeing tour of the French capital. Drive along the Champs Élysées and see the Place de la Concorde. View Notre Dame and enjoy a stroll through the Latin Quarter. This evening, we celebrate an epic European voyage with newfound friends and our Travel Director at a Farewell Dinner.
Day 29: Paris – London
Departing Paris, we head north to Calais and bid France a fond farewell as we board a ferry to Dover and return to London.
April: 30 $9,895.00 $12,925.00
May: 14 $9,895.00 $12,925.00
June: 11, 18 $10,350.00 $13,380.00
July: 02, 16, 30 $10,350.00 $13,380.00
August: 13, 27 $10,350.00 $13,380.00
September: 03, 10 $10,350.00 $13,380.00
September: 17 $10,125.00 $13,155.00
Transport: Luxury air-conditioned coach
Ferry: Ferry Crossing from Dover - Bruges - Dover
Guide: An expert Travel Director and separate Driver
Treasures of the Balkans & Transylvania
Balkan States, Belgrade, Brasov, Bucharest, Budapest, Bulgaria, Cluj-Napoca, Europe, Hungary, Romania, Serbia, Sofia, Veliko Tarnovo
Discover the treasures of the Balkans on this adventure that starts in Budapest, the lively city on the Danube. Guided sightseeing introduces you to the highlights, including the Royal Castle, Parliament, and Fishermen's Bastion. Next, head south through ever-changing landscapes to Novi Sad, famous for its citadel, then Serbia's capital of Belgrade and the breathtaking gorges leading into Bulgaria. Explore Sofia with its ornate orthodox churches; visit Rila Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site; and explore Plovdiv's charming Old Town and Roman Amphitheater. Continue to medieval Veliko Târnovo and Arbanassi before arriving in beautiful Bucharest, Romania, for two overnights. On to the picturesque mountains, fortified villages, and castles of Transylvania. Visit Sinaia Monastery and Bran Castle, the medieval dwelling of legendary Count Dracula. Enjoy additional stops in enchanting Sighisoara and Cluj-Napoca, and return to Budapest for the final overnight on this outstanding holiday.
Day 01: Arrive In Budapest, Hungary
Check into your hotel. Take advantage of the CosmosGO app to visit Budapest at leisure. in the early evening, meet your Tour Director and fellow travellers.
Hotel: Ibis Styles City West, 2 nights
Budapest is a treasure trove of architectural wonders, from Gothic to Baroque; Neoclassical to Art Nouveau, but also full of history, a food capital, and surprisingly rich in thermal waters. Discover all of this and more during the guided city tour.
Day 03: Budapest – Novi Sad, Serbia – Belgrade
Travel to Serbia. Stop in Novi Sad, capital of the province, situated on the Danube River and famous for its Petrovaradin Citadel, the fortress known in the west as the "Gibraltar of the Danube." Continue to Belgrade, and discover the capital of Serbia on a guided city sightseeing tour.
Hotel: Best Western Hotel
Day 04: Belgrade – Sofia, Bulgaria
Cross the border into Bulgaria to arrive in the capital city of Sofia. Join a Local Guide for a city tour that includes the Parliament building, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Bojana Church, a medieval Bulgarian orthodox church listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the National Theatre, and St. Sofia Church.
Hotel: Crystal Palace, 2 nights
Day 05: Sofia – Excursion to Rila Monastery
This morning, discover Rila Monastery with its colourful frescoes, located inside a nature park. its checkered history goes back to ivan Rilski, a hermit who founded it in 927. During the long Turkish rule over the country, the monastery became a beacon of Bulgarian culture. Return to Sofia.
Day 06: Sofia – Plovdiv – Veliko Tarnovo
Head eastwards to Plovdiv, Bulgaria's second-largest city, located along the banks of the Maritsa River. Stop here to visit the charming Old Town and the ROMAN Amphitheatre. Journey northwards through fine scenery over the Stara Planina Mountains to Veliko Tarnovo.
Hotel: Yantra Grand Hotel
Day 07: Veliko Tarnovo – Bucharest, Romania
Today, time to see some of the highlights of Veliko Tarnovo, located on the Yantra River. During the Middle Ages, it was Bulgaria's capital and it still retains some of its most attractive medieval features. Visit nearby Arbanassi, world famous for its house design, a cross between a dwelling and a fortress. The village is known as an architectural and historic reserve and was at one time the summer residence of Bulgarian kings. One of the highlights of the visit is the Church Of The Nativity, built in 1637. Carry on north to Rousse and cross the Danube to reach Bucharest.
Hotel: Pullman, 2 nights
Day 08: Bucharest
Flower-festooned parks, gardens, and wide boulevards shaded by century-old trees contribute to Bucharest's beauty. The highlight of your sightseeing tour is a visit to the open-air Village Museum, a unique collection of traditional farmhouses, cottages, windmills, watermills, and artisans' workshops from all parts of the country. Your Local Guide will show you other places of interest, including the Government Victoria Palace, the Royal Palace, and the Savings Palace. There is also an optional afternoon visit to the massive Romanian Parliament, known as the "House of the People".
Day 09: Bucharest – Sinaia – Brasov
Travel to Sinaia in the Prahova Valley. This is a lovely ski resort, almost 3,300 feet above sea level. While in Sinaia, there will be time to visit the Sinaia Monastery and Peles Castle, considered among the most romantic castles in the world. Only a few more miles and you reach Brasov, a lovely medieval town famous for its town square filled with baroque architecture and outdoor cafes.
Hotel: Aro Palace, 2 nights
Day 10: Brasov
This morning, depart for Bran and visit its legendary Castle, built in 1377 and inhabited by Vlad the impaler-better known as Dracula. in the afternoon, a walking orientation of the Old Town of Brasov includes a visit to the Black Church, followed by leisure time.
Day 11: Brasov – Sighisoara – Cluj-Napoca
Stop in Sighisoara, a medieval town with 11 towers within the city walls that surround cobblestone streets, ancient houses, and churches-one of Romania's prettiest towns. Legend has it that it is also the birthplace of the notorious Vlad (Dracula). Continue to Cluj-Napoca, the film capital of Romania.
Hotel: Golden Tulip Ana Dome
Day 12: Cluj-Napoca – Budapest, Hungary
Cross the border at Oradea into Hungary and return to Budapest.
Hotel: Ibis Styles City West
April: 14 $2,739.00 $3,603.00
May: 05, 12, 26 $2,909.00 $3,773.00
June: 02, 09 $2,979.00 $3,843.00
June: 23 $3,029.00 $3,893.00
July: 14 $2,939.00 $3,803.00
August: 04, 11, 18 $2,879.00 $3,743.00
August: 25 $2,939.00 $3,803.00
September: 01, 08, 15 $2,909.00 $3,773.00
September: 22 $2,809.00 $3,673.00
Meals: 12 breakfasts, 4 dinners
Transport: Deluxe air-conditioned motorcoach while touring
Accommodation: 12 nights accommodation
Guide: An expert Tour Director and separate Driver.
Local Guides for city Sightseeing in Budapest, Sofia, Bucharest & Peles Castle
Treasures of the Balkans
Albania, Belgrade, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Brasov, Bucharest, Budapest, Bulgaria, Europe, Hungary, Kotor, Macedonia, Montenegro, Ohrid, Romania, Sarajevo, Serbia, Sofia, Tirana, Veliko Tarnovo
This is where the sway of the Mediterranean meets Central Europe and blends with the exotic East. From the Danube to Dracula's castle, there is history at every turn.
Day 1: Welcome to Bucharest
Transfers depart Henri Coandă International Airport at 12:00, 14:00 and 16:00 for your hotel, which is one of the city's most sophisticated and prestigious landmarks. At 18:00, join your Travel Director and fellow travellers for your Welcome Dinner served with wine.
Hotel: Athénée Palace Hilton
Day 2: From Bucharest to Brașov
Join a Local Expert for a sightseeing to view University Square and the former communist headquarters. Visit the immense Parliament Palace, one of the largest buildings in the world. Travel along the Prahova Valley to the elegant mountain resort of Sinaia to visit Peleș Castle, the former summer residence of Romania's first royal family. Led by a local historian, admire the lavish rooms filled with art, armour and tapestries. Continue through the Carpathian Mountains to the charming medieval city of Brașov, founded in 1211 by the Teutonic Knights. This evening you are treated to a sumptuous dinner at a local restaurant.
Day 3: Transylvania: Castles, Myths and Legends
With your Local Expert, take a walk around Town Hall Square, lined with beautiful red-roofed houses and dominated by the Black Church. Then, picture a horse and carriage careering up a wet mountainous road, thunder booming and lightning illuminating the medieval fortress guarding the Transylvanian border. Visit Bran Castle, said to be the inspiration for Bram Stoker's novel and discover if this popular image of Dracula's castle is true or like the vampire story itself, only a myth.
Day 4: Veliko Tarnovo
Cross the Danube into Bulgaria and continue to Veliko Tarnovo, the City of the Tsars, where houses cling to the cliffs of the River Yantra, making it one of the country's most beautiful towns. In the evening, enjoy a Highlight Dinner of local specialties and wine, followed by an authentic folklore show.
Day 5: To Sofia
In the morning, see the Monument of the Assens, before meeting your Local Expert to climb up to the ruined Tsarevets Fortress, a reminder of the town's former imperial status. Enjoy the stunning views over the old Bulgarian capital and the Yantra Valley. Arbanasi is one of Bulgaria's most beautiful villages and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The frescoed churches and fortified dwellings offer a unique insight into the former wealth and spiritual commitment of the settlement. Visit a traditional 17th century merchant's house and the Church of the Holy Nativity. Cross the Balkan Mountains to Bulgaria's modern day capital of Sofia. On arrival, sightseeing with a Local Expert takes you to St. Sofia Church, across the square from the golden domed St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and the archaeological complex, dominated by the church of St. George Rotonda.
Hotel: InterContinental Sofia, 2 nights
Day 6: Sofia at Your Pace
Enjoy the day at your leisure. Perhaps visit the Rila Monastery or enjoy a fascinating insight into the largest and most famous Eastern Orthodox monastery in Bulgaria?
Day 7: Skopje
Cross the border and continue to the Macedonian capital of Skopje, an ultra-modern city juxtaposed by an ancient bazaar, where Turkish influences can still be seen and felt. Enjoy sightseeing with a Local Expert.
Hotel: Bushi Resort & Spa or Aleksandar Palace
Day 8: Ohrid and Tirana on the Move
Making your way to the border, stop by the scenic Lake Ohrid for lunch. As you cross into Albania and journey to Tirana, renowned for its friendly locals, you are joined by a resident expert. Continue to the landmark Skanderbeg Square for an insider's look at the Albanian capital.
Hotel: The Plaza Tirana
Day 9: Kotor and Dubrovnik
Journey through the spectacular scenery of Montenegro to the Old Town of Kotor, known as Stari Grad. Located beside a beautiful bay near the limestone cliffs of Mt. Lovćen, its no surprise it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Continue over the Croatian border to the fortified port of Dubrovnik where you are at leisure to explore the Old Town, bustling with street artists, cafes and restaurants.
Hotel: Hotel Kompas Dubrovnik, 3 nights
Join a Local Expert for a morning of exploring the stone-paved streets within the 16th century bastions. See Onofrio's Fountain and the Rector's Palace, the city walls and the Franciscan and Dominican monasteries. The rest of the day is free for you to immerse yourself in the beautiful surroundings. Perhaps enjoy an Optional Experience to a stunning town on the Adriatic coast, Cavtat, where you can wander along the pine-forest paths beside the crystal-clear sea. At night you may choose from a fine selection of restaurants for your Dine-Around Evening.
Day 11: Dubrovnik, Paradise on Earth
Spend a day at leisure in the Pearl of the Adriatic. Sunbathe by the pool or stroll with friends along the ancient city walls. Perhaps explore some of the filming locations of the award-winning series 'Game of Thrones' and appreciate the enterprising spirit of the Old Harbour? As the sun starts to set, maybe take a relaxing cruise to admire the city and its incredible walls from the water.
Day 12: Mostar and Sarajevo
Journey to Mostar. With your Local Expert, see the famous Stari Most, the Old Bridge, reconstructed after being almost completely destroyed during the war. Explore the cobbled Old Town stretching on both sides of the bridge and filled with shops selling souvenirs. Continue your travels following the scenic route to Sarajevo for a unique and rewarding insight into the local way of life as you are invited into a Sarajevan family home for a dinner with drinks. Savour the authentic cuisine and traditional Bosnian coffee as you hear inspirational stories.
Hotel: Swissotel Sarajevo, 2 nights
Day 13: Sarajevo, City of Culture
Start the morning with sightseeing. Visit the Sarajevo War Tunnel Museum and talk to one of the survivors, for whom the Siege of Sarajevo remains a defining moment in his life. With a Local Expert, see the Latin Bridge where Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated sparking World War 1. The rest of the afternoon is for you to explore as you wish.
Day 14: The Serbian Capital of Belgrade
Trace your way along the Drina river, that lies on the border of Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Take in beautiful landscapes of lush, green mountains that create magical forest canyons, winding your way through deep valleys as you make your way to Belgrade.
Hotel: Metropol Palace, A Luxury Collection Hotel, 2 nights
Day 15: The Best of Belgrade
Join a Local Expert to see the best of Belgrade including Terazije Street, the national museum and national theatre in Republic Square, as well as a visit to the famous St. Sava Church. Finish your sightseeing at the Kalemegdan Fortress, situated at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers. Enjoy a free afternoon to relax or continue exploring on your own.
Day 16: Across to Budapest
Journey north and cross the Province of Vojvodina to reach Palić on the Hungarian border. See the picturesque lake, where you can admire the art nouveau buildings. Continue on through the vast wilderness of the Puszta, where once cowboys rustled up goulash under the stars. Your destination will be Budapest on the Danube.
Hotel: Corinthia Hotel Budapest, 2 nights
Day 17: Budapest, Queen of the Danube
Venture into the heart of Buda's medieval Castle District with a Local Expert to visit Matthias Church and take in the view of the immense Hungarian Parliament Building from the Fisherman's Bastion. Cross the Danube to the Pest district to visit Heroes' Square and travel down elegant Andrássy Boulevard. Enjoy time to wander through the Central Market Hall. Spread over three levels, the market is a foodie's paradise, brimming with aromatic food stalls offering delicious salamis, spicy paprika, delicious Tokaji wines and an array of flavoured Pálinkas, a traditional Hungarian fruit brandy. Tonight you are in for a treat with your Celebration Dinner at Gundel, one of Budapest's most renowned restaurants for over a hundred years. Dine in elegance as you savour hearty, Hungarian delicacies accompanied with specially-selected Hungarian wine.
Day 18: Depart Budapest
Departure transfers arrive at Ferenc Liszt International Airport at 07:00 and 11:00.
May: 11, 18 $6,295.00 $7,585.00
May: 25 $6,325.00 $7,655.00
July: 06, 20 $6,450.00 $7,925.00
September: 07, 14 $6,495.00 $8,025.00
Transport: Airport Transfers & Luxury air-conditioned coach


You should take time and research on the items you are about to buy before you proceed to negotiate. For instance, you should know the market price so that you can negotiate objectively. If it is a business deal, you should research and know other service providers who can offer same services to your company and know the cost as well as other benefits. Enough preparations will make it possible for you to negotiate and strike the best deal.
Negotiations should never be a battle at all. You should always make the event less tense. Both parties have a stake in the outcome hence you should always try to stay cool all through the process. If the deal is not working your way, you should not appear abusive instead walk away from the deal if it is not working. Your opponent should know you can as well take other options if it is not working well for you.
If you don't know the price of an item which you are about to start negotiating, then you should relax and let the seller make the first move. For instance, he can quote a given price from where you will start your negotiation. It is a strategic move you can make for you to avoid cases where you will quote a price which is too high for you to strike the best deal.
There are several ways you can save money when negotiating. For example, if you are looking for a heavy item, you will need shipping services as well as installation. You can ask about free installation or even shipping services to be included in the price. You will cut down few dollars which will end up saving you money. It is a useful method for you to negotiate rather than going straight to the prices.
Even if you need something so much, the seller should know there are other options, and you can walk away from a deal. If the potential seller knows you are capable of walking away from the deal, he will be ready to negotiate further. You should be careful when employing the deal. Make the seller know you are willing to buy, but if the deal is not good, you are also capable of walking away.
There are several methods you can use to pay. You can use your credit card among other means. But, having cash ready will show the seller you are willing. If you negotiate and reach a given price, show him the money with less some amount which you request for a discount. It will be easy for the seller to cut down on cost if he can see cash at hand.
The negotiating table can be very intimidating. Other people can raise moods and appear harsh to you. They can act that way due to their lack of skills in negotiating. You should avoid becoming irritated to an extent where you will end up exchanging harsh words. Let the seller know you are ready to take some offers even if he becomes harsh. Staying cool makes you appear responsible which makes it possible for you to secure a deal.
You should avoid going to your lowest point where you can accept immediately. The bottom line will make you stuck which is not easy for you to increase your offer. Start from a point where you can go down if you are a seller and a point where you can climb few steps if you are a buyer.
There are some offers which will motivate the other party to agree, try to use the emotional motivators so that you can have a head start in your negotiation.


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Il John Collins è un cocktail la cui esistenza è testimoniata fin dal 1869, ma che potrebbe essere nato anche prima. Si ritiene che sia stato creato da un omonimo capocameriere che lavorava al Limmer's Old House di Conduit Street, nel quartiere di Mayfair a Londra, un popolare locale londinese attorno agli anni 1790–1817. È un cocktail ufficiale IBA.

Storia
Il John Collins è un cocktail realizzato con bourbon o gin, succo di limone, zucchero e acqua gassata. La prima ricetta attestata del John Collins si trova all'interno dello Steward and Barkeeper's Manual del 1869:

Lo storico di cocktail David Wondrich ha speculato che la ricetta originale introdotta a New York negli anni 1850 potrebbe essere stata molto simile ai punch di gin che erano serviti nei locali di Londra, come Garrick, durante la prima metà del XIX secolo. Wondrich afferma che questi ultimi sarebbero dovuti essere del tipo «gin, succo di limone, acqua gassata fredda e Maraschino».

Il richiamo specifico al Old Tom Gin nella ricetta del 1869 è la probabile causa del cambio di nome avvenuto in seguito nella ricetta di Jerry Thomas del 1876, dove il cocktail viene indicato col nome di "Tom Collins". Al giorno d'oggi, con "John Collins" si intende un "Tom Collins" preparato con whiskey al posto del gin. Le versioni precedenti dei punch di gin erano probabilmente preparate invece con jenever.

Composizione

Ingredienti
 4,5 cl di gin
 1,5 cl di sciroppo
 3 cl di succo di limone fresco
 6 cl di acqua gassata

Preparazione
Versare tutti gli ingredienti direttamente dentro l'Highball riempito di ghiaccio. Mescolare lentamente. Decorare con una fetta di limone e una ciliegia sotto spirito.

Note

Voci correlate
 Punch
 Singapore Sling
 Tom Collins

Collegamenti esterni

Cocktail ufficiali IBA
Cocktail a base di gin

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The latest LEGO Ideas set, a LEGO Caterham Seven 620R sports cars, will get its first public 'drive out' at BRICKLIVE, held at The NEC, Birmingham from 27th to 30th October. Designed by Carl Greatrix, the original model is to sit beside the full sized Caterham the set is based on, with an appearance by Carl over the weekend.
Originally submitted by AFOL Carl to the LEGO Ideas platform, in which fans can submit their ideas for new LEGO sets, the sports car gained the requisite 10,000 votes and the LEGO Ideas Review team selected the 620R to go into production.
Resplendent in Caterham's typically garish yellow, the set consists of over 770 pieces, including a replica 620R engine and gear stick. The LEGO Caterham stands 10cm tall and 28cm long. Other unique features which may cause fans to blow a gasket include a removable nose cone and engine cover, steering wheel, opening boot, and functioning axle stands which allow the wheels to be removed.
The Caterham LEGO 620R will be available to buy from October 1st, priced £69, and will be available from the Toys 'R' Us superstore at BRICKLIVE, with Carl available for signings on Saturday and Sunday.
BRICKLIVE will be held from Thursday 27th to Sunday 30th October. General admission tickets are £20 or upgrade to a Premium ticket for £35.


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Q: How to run another python file in the same directory with manage.py I cloned a GitHub repo. Everything is working fine. But I need to populate sample data for all the endpoints. There about 20 files with sample data for each endpoint. Then there is a file(dataload.py) in the root folder that should call all those 20 files and populate the database.
I ran python dataload.py but I got the error
File "manage.py", line 17, in <module>
    "Couldn't import Django. Are you sure it's installed and "
ImportError: Couldn't import Django. Are you sure it's installed and available on your PYTHONPATH environment variable? Did you forget to activate a virtual environment?

This is the content of dataload.py
from subprocess import call

print ('**** starting ***')

SETTINGS_FILE= 'promedic.settings_prod'
# SETTINGS_FILE= 'promedic.settings'

call(['python', 'manage.py', 'makemigrations', '--settings=%s'% SETTINGS_FILE])
call(['python', 'manage.py', 'migrate', '--settings=%s'% SETTINGS_FILE])

call(['python', 'manage.py', 'loaddata', 'core/fixtures/allergies.json', '--settings=%s'% SETTINGS_FILE])
call(['python', 'manage.py', 'loaddata', 'core/fixtures/blood_group.json', '--settings=%s'% SETTINGS_FILE])
call(['python', 'manage.py', 'loaddata', 'core/fixtures/disabilities.json', '--settings=%s'% SETTINGS_FILE])
call(['python', 'manage.py', 'loaddata', 'core/fixtures/drug-forms.json', '--settings=%s'% SETTINGS_FILE])
call(['python', 'manage.py', 'loaddata', 'core/fixtures/drug-brands.json', '--settings=%s'% SETTINGS_FILE])
call(['python', 'manage.py', 'loaddata', 'core/fixtures/dispense-types.json', '--settings=%s'% SETTINGS_FILE])
call(['python', 'manage.py', 'loaddata', 'core/fixtures/genotypes.json', '--settings=%s'% SETTINGS_FILE])
call(['python', 'manage.py', 'loaddata', 'core/fixtures/states.json', '--settings=%s'% SETTINGS_FILE])

I have change dataload.py to
from django.core.management import call_command
#from subprocess import call

print ('**** starting ***')

SETTINGS_FILE= 'promedic.settings_prod'
# SETTINGS_FILE= 'promedic.settings'
'''
call_command('makemigrations', )
call_command('migrate')
'''
call_command('loaddata', 'core/fixtures/allergies.json', settings='SETTINGS_FILE')
call_command('loaddata', 'core/fixtures/blood_group.json', settings='SETTINGS_FILE')

Now getting this error
in _setup
    % (desc, ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE))
django.core.exceptions.ImproperlyConfigured: Requested setting DATABASES, but settings are not configured. You must either define the environment variable DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE or call settings.configure() before accessing settings.

A: There is a third-party library django-extensionslink can do this work for you. create a scripts folder from your one of your app and run your desire python script from that, or as this seems like for fixture data loading, you can load these fixtures from your script.
Say app structure is like this
|-main_app
      | - models.py ... ( etc )
      | - fixture_folder
           |-fixtures
      | - scripts_folder
           | - __init__.py
           | load_data.py
| - manage.py

Your load_data.py may like this
from django.core.management import call_command

def run():
    call_command('loaddata', 'fixture_file.json')

call_command can actually do a lots of thinglink

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Home Veterans Call of Duty Endowment Launches Memorial Day Campaign to Increase Funding for...
Call of Duty Endowment Launches Memorial Day Campaign to Increase Funding for Hire Heroes USA
To Increase Funding The More People to "Like" the CODE Facebook Page, the More Funding for HHUSA
WASHINGTON – Today, the Call of Duty Endowment (CODE) announced it is launching a five-day Memorial Day campaign to increase its grant funding for Hire Heroes USA (HHUSA) and to build awareness about the issue of veterans' unemployment. HHUSA is an organization that focuses on providing career transition assistance to recently returning veterans. For every new fan that helps CODE support veterans and says they "Like" the Call of Duty Endowment Facebook page, between Thursday, May 27th and Monday, May 31st, CODE will increase their donation to HHUSA by $1. The campaign will last until 11:59PM PST on Memorial Day, or until a grant of $50,000 has been reached, whichever benchmark expires first.
The grant awarded from CODE will go towards employment training programs that help military veterans successfully compete for 21st Century careers. HHUSA partners industry professionals with transitioning veterans during employment transition workshops, provides veterans with intensive career development programs, and gives returning service members the necessary tools needed to sustain a successful outcome when entering the 21st Century workforce.
CODE is a non-profit, public benefit corporation, which was created by Activision Blizzard, Inc. in November 2009. The organization seeks to help veterans transitioning to civilian life find work and establish careers and to assist other organizations that provide job placement and training.
Brian Stann, Executive Director of Hire Heroes USA welcomed the campaign and funding for his organization, "People need to wake up and recognize what's happening to our vets when they leave the service. We're thrilled that CODE chose us to help them engage more folks on this issue, and gave us the opportunity to help more vets."
Recent figures from the Labor Department cited that one in three veterans under the age of twenty-four is unemployed and that the unemployment rate for Iraq and Afghanistan veterans has jumped to more than fourteen percent.
MCPO Maurice Wilson (USN-Ret.), a member of the CODE advisory council, explained the timing of the campaign. "Memorial Day is a sacred time when we honor those who have fallen for our country. But it's also a time when we think of all those serving in our armed forces, and more people need to be aware of the challenges those service members face as veterans. Hire Heroes USA has a great program to help them, and they are a motivated group that will help us get the word out!"
Activision Blizzard, a worldwide online, PC and console video game publisher and publisher of the best-selling Call of Duty® video game franchise, created CODE with a commitment to donate and raise millions of dollars to help increase awareness of veterans' unemployment. Recognizing that Call of Duty is extremely popular among troops, the company chose to give back to veterans by using the proceeds from the franchise to fund the organization.
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Kevin C. Donovan, Acting Special Agent in Charge of the FBI, state of Alaska, advises that Alaskans may be targeted for an ongoing e-mail-based scheme that threatens death to the recipient by an unknown professional hitman. The fraudster contacts the potential victims via e-mail claiming their team was hired and paid a lot of money by a friend of the victim to kill them. The fraudster demands $10,000 to call off the hit and claims he will provide a tape containing evidence as to who hired him once the amount is paid. The recipient is threatened with murder if they fail to comply. The recipient is also threatened that they are currently being watched by the hitman's team and that the hitman will kill the recipient's family if the recipient contacts law enforcement.
Not to be too picky here but professional hitmen never struck me as the type of folks who communicate their threats via email. I mean, you know, there's that troubling thing about the return email address (imagine if the hit team sent from "BigBunny123"); and there is that ever-present obstacle of a spam filter blocking the message's receipt. What's next -- hitmen will threaten to alter your dating status on social media or un-Friend you?
Of course, I grew up in the '50s with Superman and Sgt. Preston; so, maybe my sense of how hitmen threaten folks is a tad dated -- after all, I never did quite understand why Superman put his arms on his hips and expanded his chest as he impatiently watched the bullets bounce off his "S" but then ducked when the bad guy threw the emptied gun at him. And let's not even get into that whole thing about why Alaska was being patrolled by the Royal Canadian Mounties.
Anyway, if you're an Alaskan resident and you get an email about a gang of wannabe killers who are happy to call the whole thing off for $10,000, the FBI press release references FBI Special Agent Eric Gonzalez at (907) 276-4441. Also, Agent. Donovan advises that should you receive a similar extortionate e-mail, contact your local FBI office and file a complaint at the Internet Crime Complaint Center's website at www.ic3.gov.


Black mold is a common household problem that grows in damp and humid locations that are void of sunlight. Not only is black mold a musty smelling eyesore, it can cause serious health problems in those who come in contact with it and its spores. There are a few chemicals that can successfully remove black mold from your home. Before using these chemicals, familiarize yourself with the directions and warnings printed on the labels.
Bleach is a common household item that has been used for years to brighten whites and disinfect. Bleach can effectively remove black mold from a variety of surfaces such as walls, flooring and wood. When using bleach, always work in a well-ventilated area, and wear protective gloves and eyewear. Bleach is an irritant that can cause redness and pain to your skin. To remove black mold with bleach, first wipe the mold off the item with a damp cloth. Fill a 5-gallon bucket with 1 gallon of warm water and 1 to 2 cups of bleach. If the black mold is growing on wood, use a scrub brush to scrub the mixture into the wood. For walls and flooring, use a sponge saturated in the mixture, and scrub the surface. Allow the bleach mixture to sit on the item for 10 minutes. After the allotted time has passed, wipe the surface with a clean, damp cloth, and allow the item to air-dry.
Trisodium phosphate, also called TSP, is a tough cleaning agent available at home improvement stores. It is used to remove grease, stains, soap scum, and black mold from a variety of surfaces both inside and outside the home. Always use TSP in a well-ventilated area with safety goggles and rubber gloves. TSP must be diluted with a ratio of 1 tsp. per gallon of water. Use a soft-bristled scrub brush or sponge saturated with the mixture to scrub the item. After you have thoroughly cleaned the area and removed all traces of black mold, rinse the item with a clean damp cloth, and allow to dry. One teaspoon of TSP can also be added to 1 gallon of water and 1 cup of bleach for a stronger mold killer.
Borax is a made from mineral sodium borate, and is a common cleaning agent and laundry detergent. Borax does not contain harsh, toxic chemicals, and is safer for removing black mold than bleach or TSP. You can find borax in either the laundry detergent or cleaning section of department or grocery stores. For washable items with black mold growth, add 1/2 cup of borax--along with the appropriate amount of laundry detergent--to the washing machine. For other areas--such as tiles, walls, and hard surfaces--mix 1/2 cup of borax with 1 gallon of water. Use a nylon scrubbing pad to scrub the mixture into the black mold. Wipe the surface clean with a damp rag. Fill a spray bottle with the mixture and mist the area liberally. Allow the mixture to dry on the surface.


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Vainglory for PC (Free Download)
Download Vainglory for PC
Download, Install and Play Vainglory on your Desktop or Laptop with Mobile App Emulators like Bluestacks, Nox, MEmu…etc.
How to Play Vainglory on PC (Easy Steps):
Install Vainglory Apk from the Store.
Download & Play Vainglory for PC without Bluestacks (Alternatives to Bluestacks)
Vainglory Game Info and Screenshots
Developer: Super Evil Megacorp
Vainglory Review, Main Features, Gameplay and Video
Vainglory was one the games that Apple used to showcase how powerful the iPhone 6 was at rendering graphics and it wowed the crowd. A little later Super Evil Megacorp delivered the game to players and it truly is as beautiful as they promised it would be.
Vainglory is a Multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game which is a new genre that is yet to pick up in the mobile gaming world however if the rest of the tittles on this genre are as a good as Vainglory then the genre is sure to gain plenty of fans very soon.
New developments will be made for the platform but right now it's very simple. You've got 3v3 gameplay and only one map for now however the developers did a splendid job of bringing the most out of this one map. MOBA fans will get exactly what they love about this new genre.
During gameplay the minions fight it out for control of the main lane while turrets pick off any stragglers on the outskirts. Outside of that area is the jungle filled with neutral monsters that you can take down for experience and resources.
New minions appear every four minutes to mine for gold you can take that gold from enemy minions by taking them down before they can deliver their payloads.
The Jungle is the best place to find minions. The Kraken appears every fifteen minutes and and if you deal enough damage to it then it takes off down the enemy's lane and destroys their turrets. Once it reaches the enemy's Vain it delivers a terrible blow to their crystal which is what does the most destruction to your enemies.
Strategy is an important part of Vainglory because you have to keep an eye on every part of the map and ensure that your enemies aren't trying to flank you.
The game will you give you visual and audio warnings if the enemy is about to sneak up on you and you can even use some of those cues to distract your enemy while you blindside them.
Battles last an average of half an hour and you have the option of choosing between four main classes of heroes; Assassin, Sniper, Protector and Warrior. Each has two regular abilities and an Ultimate attack which you can unlock when you reach level 12. Your success in the game is dependent on how well you deploy your heroes according to their abilities.
MOBA is new genre so the developers took their time to ensure that players new to MOBA are given a smooth introduction with plenty of tutorials that are easy to understand and training modes which give a feel for each of the heroes' abilities. The graphics are very cool as well, just as beautiful as the pre-release demos promised.
The map is pretty small and 3v3 is rather few for a game that's supposed to be for multiplayer enjoyment. It works well if you're playing locally however the queues for online games are a major drawback.
Vainglory is the best example of how great MOBA games can be. We're sure to see better versions and possibly even clones in the new future that will take this brilliantly developed game and make it even better.
I hope you enjoyed this guide, please rate and share. If you have problems running Vainglory on your PC or any other issues, leave a comment below.
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Kelly Cronin and Ahmed E. Haque | April 2, 2015
Beginning this month, ONC is partnering with the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to develop specialized technical assistance as well as comprehensive online health IT tools and resources for State Innovation Model (SIM) states. The online resources are also available to states not participating in the program.
The State Innovation Model initiative supports states in developing or implementing a customized, fully developed plan capable of creating statewide health transformation to improve health care. Together with over $665 million in awards, over half of states (34 states, three territories and the District of Columbia) representing nearly two-thirds of the population are participating in the initiative. The initiative is part of the Department of Health and Human Services effort to find better ways to deliver care, pay providers, and distribute information to spend the nation's health care dollars more wisely, and have healthier communities, a healthier economy and a healthier country.
Program grantees are designing and testing state-based models for multi-payer payment and health care delivery system transformation with the aim of improving health for the residents of participating states. Their work supports the Secretary's priority to improve the nation's health care delivery system by centering care around the patient, changing how we pay for care and making sure that both consumers and providers have the information they need to improve their health and care. Finally, making tools and technical assistance available to providers – along with the resources we are now making available to states – will help in meeting this goal.
This partnership was established to foster additional innovation and sharing of resources and best practices to drive forward health IT innovation around transforming health care delivery and overall population health.
At ONC and CMMI, we know that successful implementation of the model requires an important balance of mastery of health IT, health information exchange infrastructure, and motivated community participants. Working together to achieve the highest quality of learning and sharing innovative practices across the states that are participating in the program, we will be able to aggregate existing materials and create powerful new tools that will help support state efforts to transform their health systems at state, community, and provider levels.
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Pope Francis Rejects Lamborghini Huracan Given to Him as a Gift, Puts It Up For Auction
A Lamborghini sports car worth a whopping N76 million has been given to the head of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis as a gift.
Pope Francis on Wednesday got a Lamborghini sports car as a gift. The white-painted, special edition Lamborghini Huracan, which sells for around 180,000 euros (N76 million), perfectly matched the pope's white cassock as he blessed it outside the Casa Santa Marta, the guesthouse within the Vatican where he lives.
Sadly, will not be seen cruising around in the car as he has pledged to auction with the proceeds to go to three of the pontiff's favoured charities.
They include a fund to rebuild homes and churches for Christians chased out of Iraq by Islamic State terrorists. The rebuilding efforts will be focused on the Nineveh Plains, north-east of Mosul, where Christians were forced to flee years of fighting.
The aim is to allow Christians who were forced to leave the region "to finally return to their roots and recover their dignity," the Holy See said.
Of the two other charities that will benefit from the sale, one helps migrant women who are trafficked and forced into prostitution and another provides medical aid in Africa.
The Pope's blessing of the car is likely to ensure that it sells for far more than its original value. When he was given a Harley-Davidson motorcycle in 2013, it sold a year later at auction in Paris for $327,000, despite retailing for around $13,000.
The fact that the Pope had signed his name on the tank hugely increased its value. A leather Harley-Davidson motorcycle jacket, also signed by Francis, sold for $77,000.
Proceeds from the auction at Bonhams went to a hostel and soup kitchen for the homeless at Rome's main train station. Harley-Davidson gave the motorbike to the Pope as a gift to mark its 110th anniversary.
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Doherty: "We won't be shying away"
Matt Doherty believes the Wolves camp have come to terms with playing behind closed doors and are focused on not letting it affect them once the Premier League returns.
Wolves' final game before lockdown was played in an empty stadium out in Greece, so Nuno Espirito Santo's group are more familiar than most with the situation awaiting them. Having watched German football return in recent weeks, Doherty expects the English game to follow a similar pattern and for it to be business as usual once out on the pitch.
On social distance football
"We watched the Bundesliga, and nothing has changed. Once the whistle goes, everything will be the same except for no fans in the stadium. We will still be tackling and be beside each other. It is impossible to be social distancing while playing football.
"Most of us have our heads around the fact that once we play again, we will tackle and do everything we can to win and people won't be shying away from that."
On having this experience before in Greece
"It wasn't ideal. It was a bit strange and the atmosphere between the players felt a bit flat.
"I feel after one or two games we'll get used to it and realise it is what it is and that we'll be able to block out the fact that there are no fans. People might even be better because there are no fans and no pressure in the stadium."
On finishing strongly
"We were doing really well before the break and I just can't wait to resume and see where we finish. To win all nine matches will be difficult but we came off the back of a win over Tottenham and I don't see why we can't go and achieve something really special."
On still enjoying the journey
"Growing up, I always wanted to play in the Premier League and now I get to resume living my dream, which is playing games and I can't wait to get back. We're fighting on two fronts, in the Premier League and the Europa League, so a lot of things are possible."


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Why I support Thomas Frank
by Thomas Frank | May 19, 2015
Mike Jones wrote a letter of support published in the West Linn Tidings on May 7, 2015: I have worked with Mr. Frank for more than a few years. He is honest, courageous and a solid leader. He has made every effort to move West Linn forward in a positive direction,...
Frank: ethics, leadership and experience
Bill Hill wrote a letter of support published in the West Linn Tidings on May 7, 2015: Ethics: Thomas Frank conducts himself professionally in any service position he holds. Whether it be the President of the West Linn City Council, or other positions like serving on...
Vote for experience, vote Frank
Merle Kovash wrote a letter of support published in the West Linn Tidings on May 7, 2015: Experience matters when it comes to governing a city. Thomas Frank is the only candidate for mayor with experience as a city councilor and council president. The leadership he...
Frankly, Thomas gets my vote
Alice Richmond wrote a letter of support published in the West Linn Tidings on May 7, 2015: Being proud to be an American, I vote carefully. That said, we need to speak about the city's priorities in a "Frank" manner. We are the city; we're entitled to and worthy of...
Frank is the right leader for West Linn
Scott Fromherz wrote a letter of support published in the West Linn Tidings on April 30, 2015: Please join me in voting for Thomas Frank for mayor. I first got to know Thomas after he decided to get involved with our HOA. This was a very difficult time for our...
Vote for Thomas Frank
David Baker wrote a letter of support published in the West Linn Tidings on April 30, 2015: My first encounter with Thomas Frank was via Twitter last year. I was seeking the city's help with repairing a pothole in front of my driveway. The primary reason I reached out...
Frank's knowledge and skills will benefit West Linn
Glen Friedman wrote a letter of support published in the West Linn Tidings on April 23, 2015: There are many reasons that I support Thomas Frank for mayor, but some of these reasons stand out more than others. The first time I met Thomas was several years ago, as a...
Frank is the right choice for mayor
Elizabeth Smolens wrote a letter of support published in the West Linn Tidings on April 23, 2015: In 2011, West Linn needed an upgrade to our pre-war police station. It was historic and iconic, but crumbling and overcrowded. Despite the need, voters had remained cool...
Vote Frank for mayor
Don and Anne Frank wrote a letter of support published in the West Linn Tidings on April 23, 2015: After being West Linn residents for the past 15 years, we have experienced changes in population growth and city governance. In recent years, we have seen a more...


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Q: Autocomplete="on" not working in chrome, on Angular ng-submit I am submitting a angular form using ng-submit. This is the code which I am working on.
      <form class="awesome-form" id="loginForm" name="loginForm" ng-submit="submit();" novalidate>

      <input id="loginEmailAddress" name="loginEmailAddress"
            ng-model="login.loginId"
            ng-pattern="/^[_a-zA-Z0-9]+(\.[_a-zA-Z0-9]+)*@[a-zA-Z0-9-]+(\.[a-zA-Z0-9-]+)*(\.[a-zA-Z]{2,4})$/"
            ng-keyup = "checkType($event,'login-label');"
            required="" type="text" autocomplete="on">
       Email

       /*some other form elements come here*/

       <button class="login-button-blue"
        ng-disabled="!(loginForm.loginEmailAddress.$valid  && loginForm.loginPassword.$valid)" type="submit">SIGN IN</button>

        </form>

The submit method is calling a service which in turn sends a http post request.
        $scope.submit = function() {
                          SampleService.sampleMethod(angular.toJson(request)).then(function(successData){
            /**do something**/
                  }
        }

The sampleservice is as follows:
     app.service('SampleService', ['$http', '$q', function ($http, $q) {
          this.sampleMethod= function (request) {
              var deferred = $q.defer();
              $http.post("url", request).success(function (data, status,   headers, config) {
                deferred.resolve(data);
             }).error(function (data, status, headers, config) {
               deferred.reject(data);
             });
             return deferred.promise;
          };
     }]);

After successful submission of my form, I expect the browser's native autocomplete feature to work. The email address is to be autocompleted when I type in the next time.
It works successful in firefox, but not in chrome. I tried several methods mentioned in other stack overflow questions. But the solutions proved useless.
(Trigger autocomplete without submitting a form)
A fiddle has been given in the solution for that question that it worked in all the browsers(http://jsfiddle.net/6cve0z98/). But it was also not working for me.

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*I am using chrome version 41.0.2272.118.

*A post method is used.

Is it a problem with the browser itself or am I doing something wrong? Help me with the solution. Thanks in advance.


Nepal Drugs Limited is all set to produce paracetamol from mid September this year.
NDL, which started producing medicines with the manufacture of oral rehydration salt from April is producing cetamol in the second phase.
A meeting of the Council of Ministers on August 18, 2016 decided to revive the government-run NDL after eight years since its closure.
The pharmaceutical company was closed after the World Health Organization, seven years back, made the Good Manufacturing Practice mandatory.


Before I begin with this review, let's take a minute to recapitulate all the things we do in a day.
Wake up. Check notifications. Comb hair. Wash face. Have breakfast. Run off to school/college/work/classes. Do some household chores. Chat with friends. Prepare meals. Read a book. Watch TV. Check out the latest Netflix star show. Sleep. Rewind.
I'm damn sure that the thought you so passionately spoke about among your friends may have occupied your mind just for those couple of minutes. The moment the social need to be supportive of a cause ended, your enthusiasm for that cause ended too. And then you searched for a new pursuit for your wandering mind. Of course, it's not your mistake that you behave in such a manner. All of us fall prey to the same problem.
But what if I told you that there were 16 women who graced this earth with their beautiful personas, their dedication to a cause as high as a mountain peak, their willingness to sacrifice everything which could shake the earth, their resilience to personal tragedies which made them formidable, their hearts of gold which shines out to their near and dear ones and the world alike?
"Battling Injustices: 16 Women Nobel Peace Laureates" by Supriya Vani is a book that brings the stories of these 16 women to light. This book enlightens our minds to the possibility of doing more than what we do everyday. It also shows us avenues where we can provide help, and encourage others to do so too. It teaches you to humble yourself and get to the ground level and get things done, not for yourself, but for the whole humanity at large.
The stories of Malala Yousafzai, who almost gave her life for girl's education in Pakistan, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, who entered the dangerous world of politics to save her country Liberia's falling economic conditions, Leymah Gbowee, who inspire of her broken personal relationships, roused women of all races together to fight against the dictators of Liberia, Tawakkol Karman, who fought for equal rights for women in Yemen, Wangari Maathai, who toiled hard and gathered people for a single cause of saving the deforested lands of Kenya, Shirin Ebadi, an Iranian lawyer, who inspire of losing her job and endangering her family decided to lead a revolution against the Iranian government… All these stories and many more shook me. They made me wonder whether everything I had done in these 19 years ever made sense from a global perspective. Did my stupid rantings and shouting ever make a difference? Did I ever stand up for a worthy cause? Did I make sure my voice was heard when it needed to be heard?
And so, with a humble heart, I request you to read this book. Share it with your friends. Read each word with meaning. Devour each chapter daily. Make the best of this book. Do something, anything that will make a difference not only to this whole world, but also to the generations to come.
It could be as simple as refusing to pay a bribe, to as great as volunteering for a social cause you identify with. The spectrum is wide, and there's a lot of work yet to be done. Take inspiration from these 16 Women Nobel Peace Laureates, and also be hopeful just like them. If they could overcome threats by the government and military, personal tragedy and inhumane suffering, we can too.
I give this book a 5/5 star rating, and recommend this book specially to every teenager.


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LOUISBURG - Brenda Cooper Alvis, 68, died Friday, June 16, 2017. The family will receive friends Sunday, June 18, from 2-2:45 p.m. at Calvary Baptist Tabernacle, 394 Ferrells Bridge Road, Louisburg, where funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Burial will follow at Lancaster Memorial Park.


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Q: Numpy Array Lists not successfully appending all integers Code:
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np

poslist = []
numlist = []
i = 1

num = int(input('Number to check?'))
plt.title(str(num) + ': Collatz Graph')
plt.xlabel('Step')
plt.ylabel('Value')
print(num)
poslist.append(poslist, i)
numlist.append(numlist, num)

while True:
    i = i + 1
    if num % 2 == 0:
        num = num // 2
        print(num)
    elif num == 1:
        break
    else:
        num = num * 3
        num = num + 1
        print(num)
        poslist.append(poslist, i)
        numlist.append(numlist, num)

print('Number Array:', numlist)
print('Position Array', poslist)
plt.plot(*(poslist, numlist))
plt.show()

When I use the listname.append(listname, var) NumPy functions, it skips over most of the variables. It only adds every 3rd or 4th variable to the list. The same is true for the step counter array. Even when adding a time.sleep(4) function, it appears to calcuate 3 or 4 numbers at once - only logging the first one.

A: There appear to be two issues.

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*Your append command is for a np.array but poslist and numlist are list types. For those it would just be numlist.append(num) and poslist.append(i). Instead of numpy.append you want the list version.

*As diggusbickus pointed out, your append statements in your while loop are inside an if statement and you need to push them back so they are outside of it.

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
#import numpy as np <--- You are not using numpy

poslist = []
numlist = []
i = 1

num = int(input('Number to check?'))
plt.title(str(num) + ': Collatz Graph')
plt.xlabel('Step')
plt.ylabel('Value')
print(num)
poslist.append(i) # <--- Change append statement for list
numlist.append(num) # <--- Same as above

while True:
    i = i + 1
    if num % 2 == 0:
        num = num // 2
        print(num)
    elif num == 1:
        break
    else:
        num = num * 3
        num = num + 1
        print(num)
    poslist.append(i) # <--- Shift out of if/else statement and change append
    numlist.append(num) # <--- Same as above

print('Number Array:', numlist)
print('Position Array', poslist)
plt.plot(*(poslist, numlist))
plt.show()

The other option if you want to use numpy arrays would be to change your lists. If one wanted to use np.append, you would use something like poslist = np.append(poslist, i). However, as recommended in the comments to this answer by hpaulj, if you want to use np.concatenate it would look like more like poslist = np.concatenate((poslist, [i,])). (This post compares the two methods.)
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np

poslist = np.array([]) # <--- change list to array
numlist = np.array([]) # <--- change list to array
i = 1

num = int(input('Number to check?'))
plt.title(str(num) + ': Collatz Graph')
plt.xlabel('Step')
plt.ylabel('Value')
print(num)

#poslist = np.append(poslist, i) # <--- Fix syntax of np.append
poslist = np.concatenate((poslist, [i,])) # <-- Or use concatenate instead
numlist = np.concatenate((numlist, [num,])) # <-- Or use concatenate instead

while True:
    i = i + 1
    if num % 2 == 0:
        num = num // 2
        print(num)
    elif num == 1:
        break
    else:
        num = num * 3
        num = num + 1
        print(num)
    poslist = np.concatenate((poslist, [i,])) # <--- Move out of if/else statement
    numlist = np.concatenate((numlist, [num,]))

print('Number Array:', numlist)
print('Position Array', poslist)
plt.plot(*(poslist, numlist))
plt.show()


The RAKTEK RLR1 portable remote racking device is designed specifically for use with Siemens/Allis-Chalmers "RL-series" of low voltage circuit breakers. There are three major components to the RLR1. The power supply which can be fed from either the on-board sealed lead acid batteries or an AC power source, the hand-held control unit, and the racking head.
The geometry of the racking head works in unison with the geometry of the breaker's racking mechanism. The tang on the racking head provides anti-torque for the racking motor. A high-quality, low-light video camera is mounted in the rear of the unit and is aimed at the breaker position indicator allowing the operator to continuously monitor the position of the breaker as well as the progress that is being made in racking. In addition to displaying the breaker position indicator, the video display has a bar graph on the right side which indicates the current level of torque that is being applied to the racking mechanism.


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Disclosure Unveils Gleaming New Track "Moonlight"
Maria Marcano
After a long hiatus from the music world, Disclosure surprised fans a few months back with their perfect ode to summer song "Ultimatum." As if that wasn't shocking enough, earlier today the brotherly electronic duo eagerly unveiled the official release of their most fresh track to date titled "Moonlight." Once announced, the highly-anticipated track from the English house legends was to appear first on BBC Radio 1, and is now streamable on all major music media platforms including Spotify, SoundCloud, Apple Music, Deezer, and more.
After surprising fans back to back, we're thrilled to hear Disclosure is finally making a full comeback. This time around, the duo decided to drop the tempo down a notch on "Moonlight" and deliver an undisclosed sound. The infectious instrumental house track features some original Disclosure deep house chords and hypnotic basslines that intertwine harmoniously, and truly captures what the essence of house music is all about. It's the perfect tune to simply vibe to, and just flow through life with. Although out of the ordinary, 'Moonlight' surely captures the incredible talent and genuine passion behind it all.
With no official word on an upcoming tour and very little commentary on an official third album to come anytime soon, we're just ecstatic to finally be able to hear yet another raw tune from such brilliant electronic artists. "Moonlight" successfully presents some undiscovered beats and synths while simultaneously delivering the classic Disclosure sound we're all familiar with and can't get enough of. That right there defines talent. Highlighting Disclosure's striking production abilities, "Moonlight" is out now and is sure to spread those infectious dance vibes everywhere it's played. It's safe to say that Disclosure is officially back in the game!
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The Flock Symposia have become a tradition over recent decades, having taken place since the 70ties.
It all started with seminars, which used to be, and still are, the meeting point of the flock industry to exchange information with colleagues and moreover, to talk about the latest developments.
The 25th International Flock Symposium 2019 will take place from 22nd to 23th of March 2019 at the Hotel Schloss Hohenkammer near Munich. We are happy to inform you about the latest developments in different sectors of flocking and its possibilites.
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Esco Italia is also the first Esco at a national level to have voluntarily obtained the UNI CEI 11352/2010 (now UNI CEI 11352:2014) certification relating to the requirements that companies supplying energy services must possess.
Ever since the issuing of the UNI CEI 11352 standard in April 2010, Esco Italia's intention was to be a forerunner with its practical application in order to provide a complete, top-quality, certified service for those wishing to exploit energy efficiency.
Esco Italia has also obtained the UNI EN ISO 9001:2008 certification relating to quality management systems and the ISO 14001 certification for its environmental management system.


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Wichita heart surgeon Badr Idbeis filed suit this week against his own company, CHA, seeking $3.1 million.
Idbeis, who founded the company and is still its CEO, alleges in the suit that he hasn't been repaid for $600,000 in loans to the company and is owed $2.4 million for wages he was never paid.
Idbeis said Wednesday that the suit is essentially a legal maneuver to bolster his position in any kind of legal settlement involving company creditors.
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