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NPR 270000 per person without flight
Departure: 2019:
Jan 19, 22, 26, 31 |
Feb 8, 10, 14, 17, 20, 24, 28 |
Mar 4, 7, 10, 14, 17, 21, 24, 28, 31 |
Apr 3 |
There is never an end to the splendor of Southeast Asia on this 19-day tour through Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand. It is easy to imagine the wonders of the area before you even step onto the plane, journeying through the jungles and along the famed patty-fields that stretch, rise, and stretch along the hillside. From historic grandeur to modern elegance, flourishing culture to sensational skylines, experience the highlights of Southeast Asia and experience a different world. The closer you come to landing the more excited you feel; the known and secret splendors of Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand are close enough to taste. Your well-deserved and truly wonderful holiday has begun.
Day 1: Hanoi Arrival
Day 2: Hanoi City tour Half day
Day 3: Hanoi – Halong Bay - Overnight on Cruise
Day 4: Halong Bay – Hanoi – Flight to Da Nang
Day 5: Hoi An Half day tour
Day 6: Hoi An - Free day
Day 7: Hoi An - Danang - Flight to Ho Chi Minh City
Day 8: Ho Chi Minh City Half day city tour
Day 9: Ho Chi Minh City - Cai Be - Can Tho
Day 10: Can Tho – Cai Rang floating market – Chau Doc
Day 11: Chau Doc - Phnom Penh by speed boat
Day 12: Phnom Penh – Siem Reap - Road transfer
Day 13: Angkor Wat Complex Full day tour
Day 14: Free Day in Siem Reap
Day 15: Siem Reap – Flight to Bangkok
Day 16: Highlights of Bangkok Full Day
Day 17: Bangkok – Kanchanaburi
Day 18: Kanchanaburi – Ayutthaya
Day 19: Ayutthaya – Bangkok
Day 1: Hanoi Arrival Meet your tour guide on arrival at Noi Bai International Airport and transfer to hotel in the city center and check-in. (Hotel rooms may not be ready until 14:00 but an early check-in would be guaranteed with a surcharge.). Rest of the day is at leisure.
Optional: We introduce two one-of-a-kind traditional performances which are found nowhere else than in Vietnam. You can choose one of below options:
- Water Puppet Show where puppets are performed on water stage with folk music, presenting ancient tales, folklores and daily life in Vietnamese countryside.
- Tu Phu (Four Palaces) Show - a very unique show about ritual of spirit practiced in the Vietnamese indigenous religion with music, colors and lively dance performance. The Four Palaces Shows take place on Thursday and Saturday every week.
If you're interested in the shows, please contact our travel consultants to book.
Meals: NA
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi
Day 2: Hanoi City tour Half day Half day Hanoi city tour (by car or by motorbike – upon client's interest) - Routes can change subject to client's interest.
Begin the first day of the trip with a tour of Hanoi. Depart from the hotel at 08:00 for a visit to Vietnam's first university: the Temple of Literature. Founded in 1076, Quoc Tu Giam was established within a temple to educate Vietnam's royalty, mandarins and members of the elite.
Continue with a visit to the iconic One Pillar Pagoda, one of Vietnam's most iconic temples. Nearby is the mausoleum of the historic father figure of modern Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh, and his modest house on stilts. (Sites are viewed from outside; closed Mon and Fri and from Jun-Aug)
After lunch at an authentic Vietnamese Restaurant, back to hotel. Free time at leisure for rest of the day.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Hanoi
Day 3: Hanoi – Halong Bay - Overnight on Cruise Halong Bay is listed by UNESCO as a World Natural Heritage and voted as a Wonder of Nature by the New7Wonders Foundation. You will have a night staying in this world famous bay.
After breakfast in Hanoi, depart the capital for the 3hr 30mins drive to Halong Bay. Arrive to Halong City's jetty (around noon) and proceed with check-in formalities. After a welcome onboard, lunch will be served while cruising towards the bay. In the afternoon, enjoy some sightseeing, on-board activities (depending on each boat's itinerary) or just spend some time relaxing on the vessel. Towards the end of the day the boat sets anchor for the night among the karst formations. Dinner is served on board.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: On-board an overnight cruise in Halong Bay
Day 4: Halong Bay – Hanoi – Flight to Da Nang Early risers can enjoy a memorable sunrise over the karst formations of Halong Bay. Breakfast will be served shortly thereafter.
Enjoy breakfast (brunch on some boats) while the vessels cruises slowly through the magnificent rock formations back towards port. Upon disembarkation, our driver will be waiting to provide transport to Hanoi for the departing flight. Take a short flight to Da Nang, then transfer to Hoi An, check in hotel and overnight in Hoi An.
Meals: Breakfast, Brunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An
Day 5: Hoi An Half day tour Morning or afternoon departure depend on availability
Tour guide will take you on a walking of this unique town. The tour will take you down the streets that are being restored and look much like they did over a century ago. Past low tiled buildings, you'll take in a historic house (formerly home to a prominent trader), the Japanese Covered Bridge, a Chinese assembly hall and a museum. The best way to discover Hoi An is to simply wander. Little more than a maze of a few streets, there are temples, museums and preserved houses to visit; yet with some 850 buildings heritage-protected, the best feel for the town comes from the places which are free to all.
Afternoon: Free at leisure
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An
Day 6: Hoi An - Free day Enjoy a free day in the world heritage listed Hoi An. You may like to wander the Central Market and the street stalls selling paintings, woodwork, ceramics, lanterns and much more. Hoi An is also famous for its talented tailors who can make beautiful items to order within a few hours. For those still feeling adventurous, why not hire a bicycle and tour the surrounding countryside?
Other optional activities include a day trip to My Son Cham (elaborate World Heritage-listed temples that reflect the rich cultural traditions of the Cham civilisation), a cruise along the Thu Bon River and a trip to the nearby Cua Dai Beach.
Optional: We introduce some ways to explore the beauty of Hoi An. You can choose one of below options:
Option 1: Discover My Son Holly Land Half day: My Son Sanctuary - a collection of Champa ruins nestled amongst the mountains in a geological basin of the Quang Nam province.
Price from $ US50/ person
Option 2: Life as a Farmer in Cam Thanh village: Join the farmers in preparing and fertilizing the land. Get to know the villagers' daily working routines, like raking the ground, sowing, watering and picking greens and many more gardening activities.
Price from $ US70/ person
Option 3: Hoi An Vespa Tour
Price from $ US80/ person
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Hoi An
Day 7: Hoi An - Danang - Flight to Ho Chi Minh City Enjoy your free time before transferring to airport in Da Nang for flight to Ho Chi Minh City. On arrival, transfer from airport to hotel. Spend free time to relax, unwind or explore the dynamic city on your own.
Formerly known as Saigon, todays Ho Chi Minh City is the bustling and vibrating economic centre of the South. Over the past few centuries, Saigon was called the "Pearl of the Far East" and was an important trading centre for Chinese, Japanese and Western merchants who traveled along the Saigon River.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh
Day 8: Ho Chi Minh City Half day city tour Morning or afternoon departure depend on availability
Enjoy the attraction of Ho Chi Minh City. Sightseeing examples of French colonial architecture and exploring the Vietnam's turbulent in past at the Museum. Our guide will show you the most interesting sights that Ho Chi Minh City has to offer.
Depart from your hotel to the Reunification Palace; this beautifully preserved palace was the residence of the President of the Republic of Vietnam. On April 30th 1975 the American War officially came to an end here. Afterward, we visit Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral, which was built in 1880, and the Old Post Office, which was built sometime between 1886 and 1891. It is one of the best examples of classical French colonial architecture. Our last stop would be at a local Market where you can practice your bargaining skills while shopping for souvenirs. Discover local life and culture. You'll find some of the friendliest, liveliest, most convivial people in the city in here. Return your hotel in Ho Chi Minh City.
Free time in the rest of day
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City
Day 9: Ho Chi Minh City - Cai Be - Can Tho Escape the city for a tour of the Mekong Delta, where you'll see what life is like beyond the urban centre of the south. Drive to Can Tho, experience relaxing pace of life in the Delta region. An incredibly fertile region, the Mekong Delta's prime industry is food production, producing approximately half of Vietnam's total agricultural output. Local life for villages in the area revolves around the rivers and canals that make up the delta, so much so that people are more likely to transport by river than road.
Enjoy the fresh air and immerse yourself in the tranquility of the countryside, still untouched by tourism. Board on a long tail boat and experience the diversity of the Mekong waterways first hand as you explore fish farms and exotic fruit farms. Touring the orchards, paddy fields and swamplands of the Mekong Delta, you could be forgiven for thinking you've stepped into the pages of a geography textbook.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Can Tho
Day 10: Can Tho – Cai Rang floating market – Chau Doc Early wake up with a "should not be missed" floating market in Can Tho. Travel along the Mekong and the natural network of canals by motor boat and sampan under the shadows of water coconut trees. Taste seasonal fruits right from the orchard, meet friendly locals, and visit the region's lively floating markets.
Northwest of Can Tho meanwhile, and a stone's throw from the Cambodian border, is the ebullient town of Chau Doc, south of which Sam Mountain provides a welcome undulation in the surrounding plains. The opening of the border here has brought a steady stream of travellers going on to Phnom Penh by boat
Afternoon road transfer to Chau Doc and spend one night at this sleepy little town.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Chau Doc
Activities: From early morning, visit the lively floating markets with lots of local and experience their daily activities. Transfer by road to Chau Doc in the afternoon.
Day 11: Chau Doc - Phnom Penh by speed boat Have breakfast at hotel.Head to the boat station, take speed boat to Phnom Penh. Transfer to your hotel and have a short rest. Then visit significant landmarks of Phnom Penh: Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda, Wat Phnom and the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum.
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Phnom Penh
Activities: Speed boat to Phnompenh
Phnompenh city tour in the afternoon
Day 12: Phnom Penh – Siem Reap - Road transfer 07:45 Transfer to Mekong Bus station for departure to Siem Reap (7 hour drive). Your guide will be not with you on bus but he/she will meet you in Siem Reap. The bus will stop at Arunras Restaurant for restroom and where you can find your own meals or snack before continue to final destination. Upon arrival Siem Reap, meet your guide at Borei Seang Nam station and transfer to check in at hotel for refreshment.
Siem Reap is the gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage Angkor Archaeological Park which is roughly 7 kilometres away. However, the town itself is worth exploring with day and night markets, Khmer massage and spa treatments, a variety of great cafes and restaurants, and even fish massage!
This afternoon, take a fun by Rermork "Tuk Tuk" ride to visit the Angkor National Museum, learn about "the Legend Revealed" and see how the Khmer Empire has been established during the golden period. Continue to Preah Ang Check - Preah Ang chom, the secret place where local people go praying for good luck or safe journey. Tonight enjoy buffet dinner with Khmer Traditional Dance Show at Amazon or Kulen II restaurant. Relax as you prepare for your much-anticipated visit to Angkor tomorrow.
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Siem Reap
Activities: Transfer to Siem Reap. In the afternoon, take a fun by Rermork "Tuk Tuk" ride to visit the Angkor National Museum and Preah Ang Check Preah Angkor. Enjoy buffet dinner with Apsara Dance performance.
Day 13: Angkor Wat Complex Full day tour Morning, visit to jungle Ta Prohm Temple, embraced by the roots of enormous fig trees and gigantic creepers. The temple of Ta Prohm was once used as a location to film the famous Hollywood film Tomb Raider. Begin tour to the antique capital of Angkor Thom, start from the South Gate with its huge statues depicting the churning of the ocean of milk, the Bayon Temple, unique for its 54 towers decorated with over 200 smiling faces of Avolokitesvara, the Phimeanakas, the Royal Enclosure, the Elephants Terrace and the Terrace of the Leper King.
Afternoon, explore Angkor Wat the most famous of all the temples on the plain of Angkor. The temple complex covers 81 hectares and is comparable in size to the Imperial Palace in Beijing. Its distinctive five towers are emblazoned on the Cambodian flag and the 12th century masterpiece is considered by art historians to be the prime example of classical Khmer art and architecture. Last but not least, view a wonderful sunset from Angkor Wat or somewhere possible.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Siem Reap
Day 14: Free Day in Siem Reap Enjoy your free day in Siem Reap
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Siem Reap
Day 15: Siem Reap – Flight to Bangkok Free until transfer to Siem Reap International airport for flight to Bangkok. Guide and driver pick you up at the airport when arriving and transfer to hotel in Bangkok.
Start your Thailand vacation in the stunning city of Bangkok where the past sits beneath the shade of the present offering a respite from the hustle and bustle of the modern world. Skyscrapers tower over the cityscape creating a glistening skyline while temples rise to a lesser extent with gilded and colorful spires giving an impressive and sensitive charm to the a very different vista. Restaurants offer delectable meals with views of the expansive city, where the scent of rich chocolate fondue contains hints of coconut bringing traditional cuisine to the modern age. Vendors and tiny markets give a cultural view of the streets where the alluring aroma of crisp fried chicken and sesame oil drifts beneath the neon lights. Stepping along the streets of Bangkok gives you a stunning diversity, where modern and ancient, lavish and simple decorate the city.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Bangkok.
Day 16: Highlights of Bangkok Full Day A visit to the Royal Grand Palace, the nation's landmark and most praised royal monument in Thailand, with the enclosed and dazzling Wat Phra Keo with its revered Emerald Buddha, the Golden Chedi, the Pantheon of the Chakri Kings and the Eight Coloured Towers, is a must. In Thailand by many, it is considered to be a living example of classical Siamese Court, being the former residence of the kings of Thailand.
Wat Pho is also regarded as the first centre of public education and is sometimes called 'Thailand's first university'. Mural paintings, inscriptions, and statues found in the temple-educated people on varied subjects such as literature, warfare, archaeology, astronomy, geology, meditation and to be considered, home of the Thai traditional massage. Here, you will enjoy a 30-minutes' Thai massage as an excellent break after a morning sightseeing. Experience an afternoon trip along the bustling Chao Phya River and the quiet Klongs (canals) in a long tail boat enjoy scenes of life by water. We bring you to a more traditional way of living, more serene and traditional, away from all the high-rise and modern buildings of Bangkok City Centre, as we gently pass Thonburi residential areas. A stop will be made at the "Temple of Dawn" (officially named Wat Arun).
Finally, a visit to the Flower and vegetable market will round off this day. Located close to the Chao Phraya River, this part of Bangkok brings you to a rural piece of Bangkok where they have a vast selection of all kinds of flowers, especially orchids and tropical flowers and see how the merchants create very special flower garlands. The end of this Bangkok day ends at the Golden Mountain.
Photography is permitted in the Royal Palace Grounds and in the compounds of the Emerald Buddha Temple, but not inside the buildings.
- Please dress respectfully by not wearing sleeveless, shorts or sandals, when visiting the Grand Palace and temple complex.
- The inner courts of Grand Palace are frequently closed on Sundays.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Bangkok
Day 17: Bangkok – Kanchanaburi We will leave early morning and head westwards. Our first stop is the world-famous Damnern Saduak Floating Market. This is a place where traditional Thai lifestyles dating back many years continue to thrive today among a crowded environment filled with vendors and patrons buying, selling and trading a host of goods including fruits and vegetables. The Floating Market is an ideal place for tourists to see the old style and traditional way of selling and buying fruits, vegetables and other from small boats. Tourists will also be able to see traditional Thai houses and the way locals use boats in their everyday lives.
From right in the heart of Kanchanaburi, we will board the train a ride on the historic Death Railway Train (approximately 30 minutes – from Tha Ki Len to Tham Krasae), which passes through a lush forest along the original wooden viaducts. Internationally famous, thanks to several motion pictures and books, the black iron bridge was brought from Java by the Japanese Army and reassembled under Japanese supervision by Allied prisoners of war labour as part of the "Death Railway" linking Thailand with Myanmar.
We disembark at one of the local train stations along the railway.
Have lunch at restaurant near the train station.
After enjoying not a good and much-needed lunch yet also the stunning surroundings.The journey continues to Kanchanaburi, a place with a unique and important history relating to World War II. Sites guests will visit include the Allied War Cemetery and JEATH War Museum, which is a replica of prisoner of war camp and contains many photographs, artefacts and other memorabilia. Apart from the fascinating natural geography, this region has many major attractions affiliated with World War II: The Bridge over the River Kwai, still in use today, was the target of frequent Allied bombing raids during 1945, and was rebuilt after the war end. The JEATH Museum, an enclave constructed largely as an Allied prisoners of war camp, contains a collection of photographs. The War Cemetery is the final resting place for over 6000 prisoners of war who perished during the construction of the "Death Railway," (also
known as Hell Fire Pass). Visitors to Kanchanaburi will be moved as they reflect on how these memorials have come to signify the harsh realties of war.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Kanchanaburi
Day 18: Kanchanaburi – Ayutthaya After breakfast, we check out of our resort and drive to the Hellfire Pass, a part of the Death Railway and were cut through the stone mountain during World War II. A part of the Death Railway, constructed during the Second World War and now abandoned, is located in
the thick forest near km. 66 of Sai Yok – Thong Pha Phum Road. A long passage made through the stone mountain by the Allied prisoners of war indicated the extreme difficulty in constructing the Death Railway. The enclosed impressive museum will fill in the parts and/or give a much more extensive explanation, which is not shown inside the JEATH Museum. Continue to Ayuthaya via Suphan Buri. The scenery near the Burmese border is dominated by fertile farmland and jungle-style mountain range. Travelling around the Suphan Buri province is like drifting through historical novels: Suphan Buri is an ancient town (more than 4000 years old), rich in natural and historical heritage. The province was once an important border town involving battles and important wars during the period of the Ayutthaya Kingdom. Located just 100 kilometres away from Bangkok, the town can easily be visited in one day from out of Bangkok.
Lunch included at local restaurant en route.
In the afternoon, arrive in the former capital of the ancient city of Siam, Ayutthaya. The mixing of cultures in Ayuthaya began in the mid-16th century when ships from Ayuthaya plied the Asian seas, trading with neighbouring countries. When the Dutch began showing up in the 17th century, Ayuthaya became a port city and trade routes were extended to China, Japan, Indonesia, Portugal, Holland and France and up to the Scandinavian countries later. Although the ancient villages of foreign traders lining the Chao Phraya riverbanks were abandoned when the city was sacked by Burmese troops in 1767, some remnants survive to showcase the cities past glory.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Ayuthaya
Day 19: Ayutthaya – Bangkok This morning visit to famous temples in Ayuthaya i.e. Wat Srisanpetch, Wat Yai Chai Mongkol and another
of Ayuthaya most beautiful temples at Wat Chai Watthanaram. Spending a few days visiting Ayuthaya without any knowledge of its history is like going to the beach without ever taking a dip. Ayutthaya's Historical Studies Centre (But now is closed for renovation until further notice.) is a good start with clear pictures of what Ayuthaya looked like at its peak. On almost any day of the week, students on school tours visiting the centre can be seen admiring the ruins and learning more about Thailand's rich history. More than simply marvelling at the remarkable prosperity evident in the ruins of Ayuthaya, getting a chance to observe the lives of local people perhaps gives a clearer picture of what it was like to live in the ancient capital of the Kingdom of Siam at its peak. Proceed to Bang Pa In, the former summer residence of the kings of Ayuthaya built in the 18th century. This beautiful palace is some 30 kilometres south of Ayuthaya. It was built in the reign of King Rama V. The palace consists of many Royal Buildings built in contrasting architectural styles. Thai, Chinese, Italian and Victorian styles predominate. The most well known building is a Thai pavilion in the centre of a small lake. Many as one of the finest examples of Thai architecture regard it. The only building in the palace open to visitors is the Chinese style Wehat Chamrun Palace. Please dress respectfully by not wearing T – shirts, shorts or sandals, when visiting the Bang Pa In Summer Palace.
After this exiting visit, we head down to the riverbanks and board our booked river cruises, sailing during the afternoon downstream back to Bangkok.
An extensive lunch buffet will be served on board, where you will not only find the most famed international, yet also some traditional Thai dishes from around the country. Of course, fruit and deserts complement an excellent meal with even a better view, while sailing.
The river cruise gently sails down to Bangkok. The Pearl of Siam, a five-star pleasure yacht equipped with state of the large sea ship including damage art accessories. The hull structure is designed with top technology of the large sea ship including damage control system and life accessories. With expert captains and security men system will allow all passengers ensured of the top smooth and pleasure on board along the waterways. Touch an enchantment of our Thai and international lunch buffet. Cool down yourself by sipping variety of our cocktails from great bartender and try our exclusive wine from World's selected vineyards. Come and touch a dreaming moment with our
superb catering along the cruise line. Where the pleasure is secured and indulged by our professional state of the art function systems.
While you are sipping your drinks enjoy the beautiful night scenery on both sides of the Chao Praya River in our open-air deck, before you know it, you're in Bangkok. The captain will be leading the boat gently under the Pinklao Bridge and then, you will have an unique opportunity to get some great pictures of the Wat Arun – also known as the temple of Dawn and the Grand Palace & Wat Pra Kaew -The Temple of Emerald Buddha. After take pictures of The Temple of Dawn and the Grand Palace for your memory.
At around 17:00 hrs, arrival at the River City Boat pier and transfer to your hotel in Bangkok. End of services
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Price Includes
Overnight in shared Twin/ Double room with Air-condition (AC) at hotel.
Overnight on local train at a shared compartment with 4 soft berths (if any)
Overnight at local homestay in a shared room, private blanket and mosquito net (if any)
All transport during tour on air - conditioned vehicle as per itinerary (including airport pick up & see off)
All in-tour stationed local English speaking guide.
Meals as indicated in the program
Entrance fees as per itinerary
Speed boat ticket Chau Doc – Phnom Penh
3 domestic flights Hanoi - Hue; Danang - Ho Chi Minh and Siemreap - Bangkok (20kg luggage inclusion)
18 Breakfast, 9 Lunch, 1 Brunch, 3 Dinner
Airplane, Car, Cruise, Motorcycle
Hotel (17 nights), On-board an overnight cruise in Halong Bay (1 night), NA (1 night)
Price Excludes
Hotel EARLY check in & LATE check out
Peak season surcharge & compulsory dinner at the accommodation (if any)
International flights and taxes
Visa or Passport Fees
Travel Insurance
Tips, laundry and gratuities
Meals not marked on itinerary, and water during meals


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Balkan Beats music & meditation retreat
Come and study traditional Bulgarian music and meditation at Wild Thyme. Your music tutor is professional musician Dimitar Trifonov. Mitko is an excellent teacher who has been playing the accordion and teaching Bulgarian folk music for over thirty years.
Each day kicks off with an active meditation to get your energy flowing. Meditations are led by Claire Sulochani, an experienced meditation facilitator. After breakfast, the group of musicians meets to learn new tunes. The session involves one to one time with Mitko as well as group work where all the musicians play together. The songs you learn are either dances (horo) or songs usually accompanied by singing voices (pesen). You will learn a few of each. There is time for practice in the afternoon and the day ends with an active meditation.
What to expect
Bulgarian Music
The traditional instruments in Bulgarian folk orchestras in this region are the accordion, a large drum (tapan), a form of upright violin (gedulka), a wooden flute (caval) and the Bulgarian bagpipes (gaida). However the music suits a whole range of western instruments such as the violin, guitar, bass guitar, keyboard, clarinet, saxophone and flute. Mitko is assisted by Chris, who plays the violin along with the group and helps out with language translation.
These sessions suit musicians of any level of expertise apart from absolute beginners. Some of the tunes are easy to play whilst others are much more demanding and fast. No previous knowledge of Balkan or Bulgarian music is required. Just bring yourself, your instrument and a willingness to learn something new.
The lessons are generally suitable for those who want to learn the songs and dances by ear and a recording device is always a good accessory to bring along so that you do not forget the basics of each tune overnight. Mitko provides sheet music if required. The holiday ends with a small concert where students play their newly learned tunes.
OSHO Meditations
OSHO, created a large number of meditations for the modern active mind which include a stage of movement, including jogging, jumping or dancing, to help release blockages, before sitting in silent meditation.
Meditations on the retreat may include:
*OSHO Mandala meditation
*OSHO Natraj meditation
*OSHO Kundalini meditation
*OSHO Dynamic meditation
*OSHO Chakra breathing meditation
*OSHO Chakra sounds meditation
Dimitar Trifonov (Mitko), has been playing the accordion all his life and has worked as a professional musician for over twenty years. Mitko teaches at the Popovo Music School but also acts as musical director for the Palamartsa folk ensemble, a renowned group who sing, dance and play music in the local Kapantsi tradition. He has a deep knowledge of Bulgarian traditional music. He played for many years in the Popovo orchestra and ran the orchestra for the famous Popovo traditional dancing school. He has travelled all over Europe performing with his students.
He is a patient teacher and will pass on his encyclopedic knowledge of Bulgarian dances and songs for any instrument.
Your meditation facilitator Claire Sulochani is an experienced Reiki practitioner, teacher trainer, meditator and meditation facilitator.
She is trained in Family constellations, OSHO Art Therapy, OSHO meditation facilitation and ayurvedic and deep tissue massage.
She and her husband Chris moved to Bulgaria 9 years ago and set up Wild Thyme, an organic small holding and eco-retreat. She has been offering workshops at Wild Thyme since 2013.
What's included
- 4 nights accommodation at peaceful Wild Thyme Organic Farm
- 3 three-hour music classes
- 7 60-minute meditation classes
- Professional experienced tutors
- Freshly prepared breakfast, lunch, and dinner with many ingredients sourced from the farm (includes dinner on the first evening; and breakfast on Day 5)
- Selection of local herb teas, coffee, snacks, spring water
- Evening by the campfire and barbecue
- BBQ and garden concert
- Wi-Fi
- Small group of maximum 5 people
- recording device
- walking shoes for local walks
- sun hat, sun cream & sunglasses
Non participating partners are welcome.
Not included:
- Extra drinks
- Massage therapy
- Flights & transport of musical instruments
- Transport from airport. We can help arrange this.

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Almaty. September 2. Kazakhstan Today - Legal status of the Caspian Sea will be discussed at the summit in Baku on September 5-6. The Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Azerbaijan, Serik Primbetov, informed, the agency reports referring to Trend information agency. According to Trend, "the 23rd session of five-sided special working group on development of Convention on legal status of the Caspian Sea will take place on September 4 in Baku. According to S. Primbetov, "the representatives of five Presidents of the near-Caspian states - Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Russia and Turkmenistan are expected to participate in discussions." "The 23rd session of five-sided special working group on development of Convention on the legal status of the Caspian Sea at the level of Vice Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the Caspian littoral states (Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Iran, and Russia) had been planned for July 23-24, but did not take place for technical reasons and was postponed until September of 2008," the message informs. "The main stumbling-block in this issue is the position of Iran that still insists on transfer of 20 percent of the surface and bottom of the Caspian Sea," the Ambassador said.
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The Work of the Holy Spirit, Vol. II
It is a distinct pleasure to have the privilege of writing the foreword for Marion Fox in his work,
The Work of The Holy Spirit
, Volume II. He is a mild mannered, unassuming Christian gentleman. In addition he is one of the most serious students of God's word I have ever known. He is truly a scholar, never satisfied with generally accepted assumptions until he has proved them to be true.
Marion Fox is highly qualified to write such a volume. He has continued his in-depth studies of Greek. Never content with Basics of Logic he has attained a mastery of the discipline few men in the brotherhood ever attained and continues to probe the depths of the discipline. His desire to know and understand truth is a compelling factor in all his studies and writings. Combined with his scholarship and ability, this desire gives him an additional edge in exegesis of Scripture.
Brother Fox already has in print
The Work of The Holy Spirit
, Volume I and
Studies In The Biblical Flood
, along with several other titles. This volume is an outstanding addition to his already prodigious journalistic endeavors. Other works are now in progress.
The Work of The Holy Spirit
, Volume II is an excellent reference work that preachers and students of Greek and Logic will find most helpful. Brother Fox deals with some material in ways that incorporate both Logic and Greek in a most productive way and provides some information only found in better text books not usually read by beginner and intermediate students of the disciplines. Because such a large number of preachers have never had a formal study in logic and Greek they especially can use his studies to great advantage in learning and avoiding many errors common to beginners.
Any person who is willing to take the time to read carefully will find much valuable and useful material one can digest without a knowledge of Logic and Greek. It is a book nearly every Christian can use with extreme profit. This is a book deserving to be in every church library, every preacher's library, every elder's library, every Bible teacher's library, as well as in possession of every person wishing to learn more about the work of the Holy Spirit.
Many sections are worthy of special note but he saves some extra special material for Chapter Seventeen. Two things of wonderful note in this chapter are special discussions of the definite article, and the Middle Voice in Greek. This is an "Added Value" section and makes this book extra valuable.
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Selmer, Tennessee
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Both Steve and Randy worked for their father from graduation of high school until his untimely passing on April 1, 1995. Steve and Randy picked up where their father left off and completed projects that were underway at the time, and incorporated the family business in June 2006.
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Long distance moves can be either an adventure or a headache, depending on your experience and point of view.
According to the U.S Census Bureau, 34.9% of all moves are long distance, and on average, a long distance move costs nearly double what it costs to move locally.
The average cost of moving to a different state is $4,300, and the average cost of moving locally is $2,300, according to the American Moving and Storage Association. From buying moving boxes to hiring movers, it's an expensive endeavor.
In the infographic below, we'll look at some of the statistics of long distance moves, such as how much it costs, why people are moving long distances, and where they are going.
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Top 3 Reasons for Long Distance Moves
The reasons for taking on a long distance move are as wide and varied as the people who are moving.
By reviewing Census data, we found that 22.2% of long distance movers do so for work — either a new job or a job transfer. Next, 14.9% of people report family as the reason they take on a long distance move. And 8.7% of long distance movers did so because they wanted a new or better home or apartment. (We can only imagine that they were browsing online listings of luxury apartments with balcony views of a new skyline.)
Where Are People Moving?
Using the numbers released by the U.S. Census Bureau, we took at where people are moving from, and where they are moving to.
The results reveal that the western region of the U.S. is the least active for long distance moves. Only 18.8% of long distance moves originate from the West, and only 18.3% of movers relocate to the West.
Conversely, the South is the most active region of long distance moving. 36.3% of long distance moves originate from the southern states, and 38.9% of movers relocate to the South.
As to the Northeast, we find that 24.2% of long distance movers originate there, but far fewer people move to the Northeast. Only 13.7% of long distance movers move to those states, showing a negative net migration with more people leaving than arriving.
The relocation numbers for Midwest fall somewhere in the middle. Movers leaving the region account for 20.7% of all long distance moves, and 18.3% of long distance movers move there.
Regional Migration of Long Distance Movers
From the Northeast to the:
South: 322,000
West: 97,000
Midwest: 51,000
From the Midwest to the:
South: 197,000
West: 172,000
Northeast: 34,000
From the South to the:
West: 296,000
Midwest: 244,000
Northeast: 166,000
From the West to the:
South: 238,000
Northeast: 67,000
Midwest: 60,000
What is the Average Moving Cost?
Moving can be a significant expense. And while each move has its own factors that determine your total cost, there are some guidelines that you can use when calculating the cost of a long-distance move with a full-service mover.
While local moves are priced based on the number of hours and the number of movers, the calculations for long distance moves are a bit different. The two main factors that determine your cost are the distance that you are moving and the total shipment weight.
To calculate the distance side of the equation, start with a simple Google search to learn the exact mileage. For example, Indianapolis to Philadelphia is 643 miles. To help with your estimates, keep in mind that the average long distance move is 1,225 miles. Of course, your mover will walk you through their exact price structure, but a baseline cost estimate is $1 per mile.
To calculate the shipment weight, it's much easier to use average weights than to start weighing your dishes and furnishings.The average weight of objects in a studio apartment is 1,800-2,000 pounds. The furnishings in a 1-bedroom apartment weigh on average 2,500-3,500 pounds. And a 2-bedroom home weighs approximately 5,000-6,000 pounds. A baseline cost estimate would be $1 per 1,000 pounds.
For example, in a 1,225-mile move of 3,000 pounds, the distance calculations would be $1 x 1,225, multiplied by the weight calculations of $1 x 3. That would make the total cost of that move about $3,675.
Each move is unique, as is each moving company. When you are getting moving quotes from full-service movers, speak with them about the particulars of your move to get an accurate price quote. Be prepared that there may be additional charges for packing and unpacking, furniture disassembly, and difficult loading or unloading situations.
What Does it Cost in My City?
Location is a significant factor when it comes to moving. Due to the variety in relocation patterns, we see this translating to cost figures of how much people are spending on a long-distance moves. After running a comprehensive analysis of city-by-city data, here are the average amounts residents are spending on their long distance move.
Average Moving Costs By City
Chicago: $2,461
Atlanta: $2,536
Dallas: $2,973
Cleveland: $3,030
Denver: $3,275
Houston: $3,442
Boston: $3,553
Phoenix: $3,589
Los Angeles: $4,509


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TOP 50: Most watched in 2017: 40 TO 31 - Junior Eurovision Song Contest
The year 2017 is almost at it's end and you've watched over 48 Million (!!) minutes of Junior Eurovision Song Contest videos this year. It is time to find out which songs you have watched the most! Today: numbers 40 to 31. You can see the next video on Wednesday the 27th of December!tags 2017 Junior Eurovision Song Contest history Bzikebi Ula Ložar Destiny Chukunyere Songs Shir & Tim Mina Blažev Grigol Kipshidze Maria Iside Fiore Mariana Venâncio Ana Kodra Most watched Christina top top 50 40 to 31
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Chapter 1 examines the state of the U.S. flag Maritime Industry including the U.S. Merchant Marine. It includes testimony from the U.S. Coast Guard (Coast Guard or Service), the Maritime Administration (MARAD), and representatives of the maritime industry.
The U.S. government relies on U.S.-flag vessels that trade internationally to transport cargo and to provide a pool of U.S. mariners who could be called upon in times of crisis for DOD's reserve fleet. Chapter 2 discusses: (1) the effect the U.S. government's support for the U.S.-flag fleet has had on national defense needs and other government programs; (2) the challenges identified by stakeholders in sustaining the U.S.-flag fleet for defense needs; and (3) the status of the mandated national strategies related to the U.S.-flag fleet
The U.S. economy is dependent on the expeditious flow of millions of tons of cargo each day through the global supply chain—the flow of goods from manufacturers to retailers. Chapter 3 discusses the progress and challenges associated with CBP's implementation of initiatives and programs responsible for enhancing the security of the global supply chain.
Chapter 4 examines emerging maritime technologies. It will explore how such technologies could improve U.S. Coast Guard mission performance and enhance the safety and efficiency of maritime transportation.
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"By reason of their state in life, Christian spouses have their own special gifts in the People of God. This grace proper to the sacrament of Matrimony is intended to perfect the couple's love and to strengthen their indissoluble unity. By this grace they help one another to attain holiness in their married life and in welcoming and educating their children. Christ is the source of this grace. Christ dwells with them, gives them the strength to… submit to one another out of reverence for Christ and to love one another with supernatural, tender, and fruitful love. In the joys of their love and family life he gives them here on earth a foretaste of the wedding feast of the Lamb." – Catechism of the Catholic Church #1641-42
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There are many digital camera manufacturers out there, although a small number make up a very large proportion of the market. Once you are sure on the type of camera you are after, then you should carefully consider which make and model to go for. When choosing a compact or bridge camera this is a reasonably straight forward task of matching your needs with a camera that offers the right quality and features for your budget. For DSLR buyers the choice is more difficult, as the camera body you buy will tie you into a certain range of accessories. Taking the time to make sure you get it right now will help make sure you don't regret choosing a camera later on.
One of the two biggest players (alongside Nikon), Canon have an established reputation at all levels of the market and a as popular with everyone from professionals to those just wanting something easy to use for holiday snaps.
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Very much on a par with Canon, Nikon also offer a wide of highly regarded consumer and professional digital cameras. Although Nikon had played second fiddle to Canon in popularity in the digital SLR market since it's inception, the last few years have seen them reach parity. Their latest and greatest cameras tend to have larger, full-frame sensors and are known for their innovation and performance in low light conditions. Nikon also produced the first digital SLR to record video, a feature found on many modern digital SLRs from other manufacturers.
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Panasonic are the first of the general electronics companies to be listed here, but don't necessarily let that put you off. They offer a range of highly regarded cameras, particularly in their compact range. The G-series of interchangeable lens cameras offer a real alternative to traditional DSLRs, utilising the same Four Thirds lens system as Olympus.
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Fujifilm are an established camera manufacturer, and one of the first to develop bridge cameras (so called as they attempt to 'bridge' the gap between a point and shoot and DSLR). Fuji currently offer a wide range of compacts, from the budget friendly to the high-end. Fuji have maintained a reputation for their superior low light performance across many models in their compact range, so if you envisage wanting to take photos at night or at partys/bars/clubs without relying heavily on the flash then you should seriously consider Fujis offerings.
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Olympus are a well established digital camera manufacturer, offering a full range of compacts, digital SLRs and their small form factor PEN range of interchangeable lens cameras. Whilst some of their lower end compact models lag behind the competition, the PEN compact system offers a very real DSLR alternative and their full-size DSLR range has a relatively small but loyal following.
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1199SEIU Mourns Orlando Victims
Sunday morning, at the Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, FL, more than 50 people died in yet another senseless mass shooting.
With heavy hearts, the 450,000 healthcare workers of 1199SEIU stand with the victims, their families and all the people of Orlando during this time of tragedy.
We will will do everything in our power to help shoulder Orlando's burden of grief. Our caregivers throughout the area stand ready to provide the highest levels of skilled, dedicated care to the victims of the Pulse massacre and support all of those affected by these events.
All of 1199SEIU joins with our sisters and brothers in the LGBTQ community – in Florida and across the nation – in condemning the hatred that breeds this violence; our union is founded on the principle that there is no place for bigotry or intolerance in our society. An injury to one is an injury to all.
1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East is the largest and fastest-growing healthcare union in America. We represent over 400,000 nurses and caregivers throughout Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Washington, D.C. and Florida. Our mission is to achieve quality care and good jobs for all.
George Gresham is President of 1199SEIU
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text: Influenced by the classic songwriting of John Martyn, Scott Walker, and Serge Gainsbourg, London-born Jonathan Jeremiah's authentic timeless sound combines gritty acoustic R&B with folk-tinged soul. Born in London to an Anglo-Indian father and Irish Catholic mother, he began performing at the age of 14 after developing a deep rich baritone voice. During a road trip across America, he started writing songs in between journey stops and landed a job playing the piano in a New York bar, influencing his decision to pursue a career in the music industry on his return to the U.K. After signing to Island Records in 2009, he released his debut EP, What's a Guy Got to Do?, supported Rumer and the Pierces on their U.K. tours, and provided vocals on "Good Riddance," a track from dance duo Aeroplane's second album, We Can't Fly. Written and recorded with former Suede guitarist Bernard Butler and the Roots ' ?uestlove, his self-produced debut LP, A Solitary Man, was released in 2011. ~ Jon O'Brien, Rovi


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Indonesia, sometimes known as the "fifth BRIC" (after Brazil Russia India China) because of its population size and growth potential, now has debt rated at investment grade for the first time since the Asian financial crisis:
While a credit-rating cut hangs over some nations, the Southeast Asian giant's sovereign debt has been bumped back up to investment grade by Fitch Ratings, in December, and Moody's Investors Service this week. Standard & Poor's will surely follow suit.
Investors have already rewarded the country for solid fundamentals—foreign direct investment grew 20.2% last year to a record $19.3 billion, the government said Thursday, and, earlier this month, Indonesia sold 30-year bonds at a record-low yield of 5.375%. Meanwhile, gross domestic product growth is trotting along at a healthy 6%-plus, public debt is under control, and inflation is relatively benign at under 6%. Still, there are reasons to be cautious.
Corruption and weak infrastructure are perennial problems. Crumbling roads and inadequate ports especially stifle trade, costing as much as 1% of GDP, according to analysts. A recently enacted land acquisition bill should help. But there is much work to be done.
While India and China gain many more headlines, Indonesia may be both a more attractive bet for investors and a better case study for development professionals trying to find lessons applicable to less developed countries.


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Sleep paralysis, horror fiction, daemonic creativity, and dark religion: Matt Cardin interviewed
Teeming Brain founder/editor Matt Cardin was interviewed on the October 14, 2012 edition of the Expanding Mind Radio show, which is devoted to exploring "the cultures of consciousness." The hour-long conversation with co-hosts Erik Davis and Maja D'Aoust delves into the deep psychological, philosophical, and spiritual underpinnings of the dark side of religious experience and explores the implications of the fact that this aspect of religion, which is so foreign to modern, mainstream Western ideas about religion's nature and function, actually stands at the very center of what it has always been about for people around the world and throughout history.
The episode is titled "Daemonic Creativity" — indicating another subject that it explores at some length. You can download it from its main page or click to listen to it here with this streaming player:
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"Parapsychology Today" – David Metcalfe interviewed
Our own David Metcalfe recently appeared as the featured guest on the Expanding Mind radio show. The episode, which is fully streamable and downloadable, is titled "Parapsychology Today" and described like this: "Parapsychology, esotericism, and the changing information landscape: a talk with writer and blogger David Metcalfe."
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Expanding Mind is a weekly show in which co-hosts Erik Davis and Maja D'aoust "explore the cultures of consciousness: magic, religion, psychology, technology." Erik is of course the author of, among other things, the widely praised 1999 book Techgnosis: Myth, Magic, and Mysticism in the Age of Information, about the hermetic, mystical, millenialist, and apocalyptic-visionary impulse that has always accompanied technological revolution in general and the current digital information technology revolution in particular. D'aoust, as described in a nice 2010 profile by LA Weekly, is the self-proclaimed "White Witch of L.A. … a writer and lecturer on mysticism, magic and ancient teachings." She is the co-author (with Adam Parfrey) of The Secret Source: The Law of Attraction and Its Hermetic Influence throughout the Ages. Their past guest list is an amazing roster of significant mainstream and subcultural figures in the realms of religion, technology, academia, esotericism, the paranormal, and more.
So, congrats to David for being invited to appear in such excellent company and add his voice to the conversation.


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World Refugee Day
There are so many problems in the world that go unnoticed because they do not directly affect us or our families and relatives. One of such issues is about Refugees. But art is the mirror of society, they say. And it is true, because the following art pieces by artist from all over the world depict the different narratives about problems surrounding the state of Refugees.
We have collected some that artworks from around the web that we thought had something really important to say!
Za'atari Syrian Refugee Camp, 2014 collaboration with local youth, who painted about what they missed most about their homes in Syria in the colored shapes
Za'atari Syrian Refugee Camp, 2014 collaboration with local youth, who painted about what they missed most about their homes in Syria in the colored shapes.
"The Future is in Our Hands." Created near the entrance of Za'atari Syrian Refugee Camp, this piece emphasizes the need for displaced people to rebuild their communities.
Inability of media to capture the colorless atmosphere of war.
Expressions of national grief, of futures destroyed.
Recreation of the infamous photograph captured by a journalist of a three-year old boy, Aylan, washing up on the shores, an image that ignited international outrage
Red Blue Day – A Prayer by Kathryn Kaiser
Refugee Crisis by Alejo Porras
Refugees-La Sagrada Familia
Painting by Solara Shiha Syrian refugee
These artworks were retrieved from the following sources:
- https://joelartista.com/syrian-refugees-the-zaatari-project-jordan/
- http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jordan-hewson/syrian-refugee-art_b_9673096.html
- http://www.graphicart-news.com/adl-artists-around-world-tell-story-refugees-art/#.WUi2e2iGPIV
- http://www.prayerandpolitiks.org/signs-of-the-times/2017/02/02/news-views-notes-and-quotes.2441300?preview=true
More of Such Artwork:
- http://www.widewalls.ch/banksy-london-teargas-stencil/
- http://www.itv.com/news/westcountry/update/2015-09-04/watch-banksy-stands-with-syria/
- http://www.warscapes.com/art/art-becomes-therapeutic-refugees


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AGNAN, THE AMERICAN Demon
Demon VERY LITTLE KNOWN, ESPECIALLY PRESENT IN AMERICA, ESPECIALLY IN BRAZIL, AGNAN LIKES TO TORMENT AND CAUSE DISEASES. BUT TO MY SURPRISE, AGNAN IS ALSO THE name OF A BISHOP WHO LIVED IN THE FOURTH CENTURY, A MIXED FIRST name WORN BY MANY CHILDREN AND THE name OF SOME FRENCH COMMUNES. I WANTED TO KNOW MORE …
This Demon does not belong to the list of 69 Demons of the "Pseudomonarchia deamonum" of Jean Wier.
Samuel Mathers, in his "Lemegeton and Goetia" does not mention it.
On the other hand, Collin de Plancy, in his "Dictionnaire Infernal" mentions him and this is what he says: " Agnan or Agnias: Demon who torments the Americans by appearances and malice. He shows himself especially in Brazil and among the Topinamboux. It appears in all forms, so that those who want to see it can meet it everywhere. "
Nahema-Nephthys and Anubis in their "The Prince of this World, Precise Western Demonology and Dictionary of Demons" write, I quote, that Agnan is a "Demon who torments mainly Americans (?) By apparitions and malice. Its forms are varied.
What can we understand from these two definitions?
Agnan is a Demon who loves to torment and who shows himself in different forms, sometimes human, sometimes animal. Its territory is America and especially Brazil. And here I ask myself a question: why America? Who decreed that this Demon would only appear in America?
I went deeper into other manuscripts and the internet, and what I found left me speechless.
There are several French communes that bear the name of this Demon (Saint-Agnan, in Aisne, Saint-Agnan in Eure, Saint-Agnan in Moselle, Saint-Agnan in Nièvre and Saint-Agnan in Saône-and -Loire).
There is also a Saint-Agnan church in the hamlet of Saint-Agnan in Moselle.
To put the holy word in front of a name of Demon leaves me perplexed, not to mention other communes which carry an extension of this name, like Saint-Agnan-of-Cernières, Saint-Agnan-in-Vercors … It is perhaps to be in reference to Agnan Bishop of Orleans.
Agnan is also a mixed first name worn by both girls and boys. It's a Greek name that means agnê, chaste, innocent. It is celebrated on November 17th.
This name was worn by the Bishop of Orleans, who saved the city from the hordes of Attila in 451. So Saint-Agnan is one of the patrons of Orleans.
As for Agnan the Demon, we do not find much on French sites that we already know. You have to visit American sites. And that's what we find:
According to Reginald Scott in his book "The Discovery of Witchcraft" released in 1584, Agnan is a Demon who lives in America and breeds plague.
So Agnan, in addition to tormenting humans, causes disease.
I found a video on the site You tube in which we see a Demonic presence. This video is not very good. She is shot in Brazil. I put the link to you, to make your own opinion. It might be Agnan .


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Here for the summer firefly event held at "Seichi Park" on Fridays/Saturdays/Sundays in June - it is a 7-minute walk from the entrance of Yomiuri Land following the signs. Quite a few more fireflies than "Yuyake Koyake Fureai no Sato" near Takao but also a lot more people (including noisy children)! Don't expect to see fireflies everywhere though - some spotting effort required.
You have to get a numbered ticket for 300 yen per person (kids are free) then wait until your turn - they do tell you approximately how long the wait is though. We arrived just before 8 and had to wait for about an hour and a half. There are a few tents with Japanese quizzes/things to do, food trucks, and benches. There's also a Shakey's (pizza buffet at 1650 yen/person) by the entrance that opens until 9 pm (last order at 8:30 pm).
You can get tickets starting at 6 pm but entry is not until 7:30 pm. It took us about 30 minutes to slowly walk through the lanterns and fireflies area. The place was closing down when we left at 10 pm. It's a 25-minute walk from Odaykyu Line's "Yomiuri Land-Mae Station" - exit the station, walk left until you see Family Mart then make a right and walk straight the rest of the way.
|They also have winter illuminations here - 5 million lights! We went via Keio Line's "Yomiuri-Land Station" followed by a short cable car ride. The illuminations were nice and the attractions were also open at night then. It's basically a budget amusement park - fun in a tacky way. The highlight was a water slide where you get to go down in a giant tube in full winter wear! There was also a choreographed dance routine behind the water fountain show which was very cool.


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Beautiful Pictures of Surrealist Nature and Beauty of Kyrgyzstan
Beautiful Pictures of Surrealist Nature and Beauty of Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyzstan does not require a visa to access it. It is easy enough to travel if you are ready to transfer somewhere. It does not really offer direct flights from most places. You will fly to the capital Bishkek which is already surrounded by crazy mountains. It starts right there. When entering the city,you already see snowy peaks around you. Basically, this whole country has immense heights and mountains. It's on a different level than we are used to in Europe.
Being at an altitude of about 3000m is quite common here,with peaks over 7000m and occasional hikes over 4000m. I had a little trouble with the altitudes at the beginning of my visit but it disappeared after a while.
The nature in Kyrgyzstan is really intact and many locals live like nomads. The country roads are rather bad. In fact, I was surprised to learn that most vehicles were marked on Google Maps because a normal rental car could never be used. You need at least a high 4 × 4. But with some effort (driving on bad roads and steep hiking trails), you'll be able to see one of the most beautiful unspoilt nature you've ever seen. Endless valleys with huge mountains around you, turquoise lakes, wild eagles, canyons, etc. This country has everything.
A few hours' drive took me to snow-capped mountains and moon-like landscapes with red canyons and supernatural textures. Americans would see it as "Utah". Because of the remote areas,there is literally no light pollution here. During the night, looking up, you'll see the brightest milky way in the sky you've ever seen.
Kyrgyzstan is an incredibly beautiful country with a truly unspoilt nature and I would definitely recommend visiting it.
I will let the pictures speak for themselves.


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Central Information Commission
Room No.307, II Floor, B Wing, August Kranti Bhawan,
Bhikaji Cama Place, New Delhi110066
Telefax: 01126180532 & 01126107254
website: cic.gov.in
Adjunct to Appeal : No. CIC/LS/A/2010/000894DS
Appellant /Complainant :
- Ms Gita Diwan Verma, New Delhi
Public Authority :
- Delhi Development Authority, N.Delhi
- Dy.Director/CPIO and (Ms H.K. Bharti,Sh. K.Sriragavan, CPIO)
Date of Hearing : 10 June 2011
Date of Decision : 10 June 2011
- Ms Gita Dewan Verma submitted RTI application dated 1 December 2009 before the CPIO, Deputy Director planning – I, DDA, New Delhi seeking information pertaining to Local Area Plans and zonal plans of MPD 2021 through four points – enclosed herewith as Annexure A.
- Vide CPIO order dated 5 February 2010, point wise information was provided.
- Applicant preferred appeal dated 6 March 2010 before the first appellate authority.
- Matter was decided by FAA order dated 19 April 2010 whereby The Deputy Director (planning)–IMPPR/PIO was directed to procure all the files/records dealing with a matter and provide opportunity of inspection to the applicant. He was also directed to provide specific and subjectwise replies. In respect of points number 2 and 3 he was also asked to provide opportunity of inspection of the concerned file by the appellant. The RTI application was also forwarded to the CPIOs of MCD, NDMC and Cantonment Board to provide information directly to the appellant.
- Not being satisfied with the above orders the appellant preferred second appeal before the Commission. Matter was heard 7 April 2011 and is reviewed again today. Both parties were present as above in person and made submissions.
Decision notice
- Appellant stated that so far she had been shown only two files in the month of November 2010. These files were held by Joint Dir (MP) and Joint Dir (DC) to whom the RTI application had been forwarded under section 6 (3) of the Act. Appellant expressed her doubts whether they were in fact only two files on the subject. Accordingly abovementioned officers are directed to provide affidavit to the Commission that there are no other files other than the two files that have been shown to the appellant namely 'Review of Zonal Plan for Notification –F 1 (1) 06/ZP' and 'Guidelines for Preparation of Sanction of Local Area Plans –F 3 (84) 2008 /MP' on this subject. In case other files are available, respondent will list out all the files he can offer to the appellant for inspection and also clearly state that there are no other files on the subject available with them.
- In respect of points 2 and 3, Joint Dir (DC) is directed to provide specific information to the appellant and also offer her opportunity of inspection.
- Information as above and opportunity of inspection to be provided within four weeks of receipt of the order.
- Appellant also submitted that in respect of point 4 she informed Deputy Director (MP), who is also the first appellate authority that there is another file on the subject matter, namely F. 15 (14) 96 – MP. However the first appellate authority had never responded to the appellant. It was also pointed out that the first appellate authority, in his order of 19 April 2010 did not give any time frame within which information was to be provided to the appellant.
- This matter has already been adjudicated upon vide Commission's order of 7 April 2011 and therein also it is reported that the CPIO had not taken any action on the directions given to him by the first appellate authority vide his order of 19 April 2010. At today's hearing also, the situation has not changed and the appellant has yet to be provided information.
- Through this order, notices issued to the then CPIO, to appear before the Commission to show cause why penalty should not be imposed upon him for not having provided information to the appellant within the time frame specified in the RTI Act. Accordingly he is directed to appear before the Commission on 12.8.2011 at 11.15 AM.
Authenticated true copy:
(Smt. Deepak Sandhu)
Information Commissioner (DS)
(T. K. Mohapatra)
Under Secretary & Dy. Registrar
Copy to:
- Ms Gita Diwan Verma 1356,
D1, Vasant Kunj
New Delhi - 110070
- The CPIO Delhi Development Authority,
Dy.Dir.(Planning)1 O/o Master Plan for Delhi2021
13th Floor, Vikas Minar,
New Delhi - 110002
- The Appellate Authority Delhi Development Authority,
Dir.(Planning) O/o Master Plan for Delhi2021
6th Floor, Vikas Minar,
New Delhi - 110002
- The Sr. Research Officer (RTI) DDA,
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Centene Corporation to Acquire Majority Stake in Fidelis SecureCare of Michigan
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 18, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Centene Corporation (NYSE: CNC) ("Centene") announced today that it has signed a definitive agreement to purchase a majority stake in Fidelis SecureCare of Michigan, Inc. ("Fidelis SecureCare"), a subsidiary of Fidelis SeniorCare, Inc. ("Fidelis"). Fidelis SecureCare was recently selected by the Michigan Department of Community Health as one of six health plans to provide integrated healthcare services to members who are dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid in Macomb and Wayne counties. The program is expected to serve approximately 90,000 of the dual-eligible beneficiaries in the state, with enrollment expected to commence in the fourth quarter of 2014. Fidelis is a leader in the development of Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plans for eligible individuals residing in their own homes, nursing homes and assisted living communities, with extensive knowledge and experience in caring for people with complex chronic conditions…
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Allan Brennan is on a mission to find out what actually happened when his father Henry died while on a climb up Mt. McKinley. He finds an apprentice job with a seasoned mountain guide who turns out to be the guide who had taken Henry up the mountain on that fateful trip. Henry's business partner claims it was the guides error. What could cause a seasoned guide to make such an unlikely mistake?
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text: This record took me back to my childhood days when I would borrow punk and rock CDs and music video VHS tapes from our Youth Pastor. There is a heavy grunge sound present; at times, it's reminiscent of classic Audio Adrenaline and Switchfoot tracks, even more so their secular contemporaries. The standout track on this release is "Y," soon ripping into the first verse with a powerful guitar and vocal line. Closing the album we have a haunting duo; "Follow Me Anyway," a slower almost-ballad of a song featuring female backing vocals, followed by the albums closer, "Zombieland," a faster homage to hardcore punks (think about the essence of Hermosa Beach bands like Black Flag maintaining the grunge sound). Be aware, though. Some songs are lyrically edgy like, "Watch What You Wish For." It may be a throwback sound, but they'll need another album to mature before they're considered a credible force.


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Durian is well known as King of Fruits. Sunshine selects durian with thick flesh, dense texture and a strong aroma Monthong durian. Every year we acquired up to ten thousand tons of durian from our orchards in Thailand. We carefully select high quality durian, with ripe fruit sweetness guarantee up to the requirement levels. Only after inspection approved of fresh fruit then can be washed, peeled, rapid freezing IQF machine and other standard operating procedures. Sunshine produced and guaranteed Vacuum Freeze Dried Durian, from raw materials to end products absolutely has no additives, preservatives and any flavorings.
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If there is a point to this screed it is this,... do not always trust those who seem credible just because everyone else does. And, if you know someone that is talking about doing something awful to others, grow a set of balls and report them!
Remember the fact that none of the people who have become known as "GOD in human form" and so now are worshiped by millions, ever had a college degree, certificates of achievement from state or federal entities or any money. So try not to be so quick to dismiss anyone who is willing to give to you from a loving place.
I feel everyone will be surprised to discover who the next "Son of GOD" will be.
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Using a Dermalogica toner is an essential step to securing skin health. Toning is an essential, yet often overlooked part of skin health regimens. Traditionally applied after cleansing, Dermalogica toners can also be used to refresh and hydrate as needed throughout the day. Refreshing and hydrating, the products will also help to smooth the surface of the skin in preperation for improved moisturiser absorption.


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Do My Fans Need to Know I Administer the Facebook Fan Page
Here's the deal. You created a Fan or business page under your personal profile; that makes you the administrator of the page. Unless you post something on the Fan Page that gives it away as to who you are; your Fans cannot tell.
Two Steps to Better Hide Your Identity
If you are still worried the best way to hide the details about yourself is through the security settings on your personal profile. What you want to do is manage the information that you want to share with everyone, your friends, and your friend's friends.
The other protection is deciding who you will accept as a friend. You can control this and if there are people that you do not want to have access to your personal information do not send a friend request or accept a friend request from them.
You can also classify your friends using the FB "list" process and create lists and then assign your friends. When you post you have the option to select the lists that you want to see the post you are leaving. That provides an additional method of restricting who sees what content.
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The last thing is that your business reputation and brand come for most of us from our personal reputation. What role does your personal reputation play in your business and how much do you count on your friends for referrals. The more restrictive you are the fewer the referrals you will receive.
Tom Staskiewicz is a Social Media/Social Networking Coach helping businesses, organizations, and individuals to establish and manage their Social Media presence. Your Social Media presence doesn't just happen and will not take care of itself. Tom helps you with those processes so your Social Media efforts will work for you.


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From puppies to parrots, if you are going to be allowing pets into your rental property then it's important to be clued up on your tenants furry friends. Our pets jargon buster provides you with a break down and definition of all the words and phrases that are commonly used throughout this section of our advice centre and might be confusing you.
Very small jumping insects that feed on the blood of mammals and birds, including humans. They tend to colonise and spread quickly and their bites cause itchiness.
Similar to fleas, ticks feed on the blood of mammals, birds and sometimes reptiles and amphibians. They are part of the spider family and are bigger than fleas so can usually be spotted attached to skin/fur. They commonly spread disease and are linked to Lyme Disease.
Usually naked to the human eye, mites tend to feed only on animals and are generally harmless to humans. You may be familiar with certain types such as dust mites and 'bed bugs'.
Nuisance Dog
Under the Companion Animals Act 1998 a dog is a nuisance dog if it makes persistent or excessive noise, repeatedly defecates on private property other than the one it lives in, repeatedly chasing a person or someone else's pet, endangers the health of a person or someone else's pet or repeatedly causes substantial damage to anything outside the property that it lives in.
Nuisance Cat
Makes persistent, excessive noise that disturbs the peace, comfort or convenience of neighbours or repeatedly damages anything outside the property that it lives in.
This is where an animal defecates and the faeces is not picked up by the owner.
Assistance Dog
Dogs that are trained to do work and perform tasks for people with disabilities i.e. hearing dogs for the deaf and guide dogs for the blind.
Emotional Support Dog
These are typically dogs but can also be cats or other animals. They care for and support people with a range of physical, psychiatric or intellectual disabilities.
Behavioural Training
This refers to teaching animals specific responses to specific conditions or situations and can be used to combat destructive behaviour and excessive noise.
Destructive Behaviour
Not all destructive behaviour is the same, however most commonly it refers to chewing household items such as furniture, doors, skirting boards and carpets, digging and being protective over territory.
Exotic Pets
If it's not a farm animal, or a cat, dog or goldfish fish, then it's likely classed as an exotic pet. It often refers to animals usually found in the wild. Examples include tortoise, rats, ferrets, insects such as stick insects, frogs, lizards snakes and bats.
In the same way that we can get an Anti-Social Behaviour Order, dogs can too if they are aggressive towards the public. This can result in mandatory dog training classes and needing to wear a muzzle in public.
Disturbance of the Peace
This is a crime generally defined as the unsettling of proper order in a public space through one's actions, such as disturbing others by loud and unreasonable noise.


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Drugs That Cause Hyperkalemia – Can You Name These Seven?
If you have ever had a patient that has had a substantially elevated potassium level, you have likely been very nervous about their medication list. I really start to get concerned when I see levels above 6 mEq/L. There are numerous drugs that affect potassium that you should be aware of. I wanted to give […]Read More