text:
Schedule a visit
The Computer Science Ambassadors are current CS majors who meet with prospective students who are interested in pursuing a degree in computer science at the University of Texas at Austin.
Robotics Consortium
UT recently launched the Robotics Consortium, a group that brings together researchers from industry and across campus to collaborate on robotics research.
Systems Research Consortium
UT and industry will work together to further innovation in the field of computer systems research through a program called the Systems Research Consortium, launched by the UT Department of Computer Science.
Faculty Recruiting
We are recruiting in all areas and at all levels. We especially invite groups of faculty that would like to continue a collaboration, or to establish one. But, all candidates with a passion for research and teaching and the ambition to change the world are encouraged to apply.
Student Blog
Being in UTCS is different from the inside. And there are so many different sides to it. Visit ReadMe to see what being a student at one of the top CS programs in the nation is really like.
Scott Aaronson Awarded Tomassoni-Chisesi Physics Prize for Quantum Computing Research
Aaronson received the award for his contribution to defining the fundamental limits of quantum computation and his research at the frontier of computational complexity and quantum mechanics.
UT Competitive Programming Team Goes to ACM-ICPC World Finals
The competition consisted of teams from 140 regions (approx. 420 students) trying to solve 11 problems in 5 hrs and 20 min. The first-place team, Moscow State University, solved 9 problems. UT solved 4 problems and tied with 42 other teams for 56th place.
Latest News
Talks & Events
Sep 25
EGaDS! Speaker Night
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
Sep 26
Car Talk with General Motors
11:00 am
11:00 am
Sep 26


text:
Our History
John and Sherrill Simpson grew up in beautiful Kamloops BC. In 1999, the two bought their first Malibu. Having always had a deep rooted love for the outdoors and a passion for the water, John and Sherrill instantly fell in love with their Malibu product. John enjoyed the honesty of the product and the couple decided to take on two more and began selling Malibu as a home based business. After some patience and perseverance, the business started to take off and River City Marine began. That was over 19 years ago now and the business has changed immensely.
Now John and Sherrill run a family business that originally started in Kamloops BC, and has now moved to Abbotsford BC. Starting in fiberglass, River City Marine has transitioned into the aluminum market as Thunder Jet's largest dealer. Here at River City Marine our history has become our culture.
We hope to share that same honesty the product has to offer and ignite a similar passion in our customers!
Our Promise
Over the course of their lives, John and Sherrill have owned many different boat makes and models. Through their experience they have discovered that some boat manufactures have mastered the ability to make a product that offers genuine quality. We trust that is what you will find today when you walk into our dealership.
We place confidence in the product we carry and allow the product to speak for itself. We value an honest product and want you to leave here feeling like you've got what you came for and more! Our fully certified Technicians, keen parts and service staff and diligent sales staff are here to offer you absolute customer service.
Our promise is to offer our customers commitment and support throughout their boating experience, year after year.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Need Fantastic Nutrition Info? Attempt These Tips!Most people don't know as much as they should about nutrition. Consequently, although they might want to eat better, they don't know how. Reading this article will give you a good grounding in basic nutritional tips, which will definitely give you a leg up, the next time you are trying to make wise food choices.
Make sure that you are still eating healthy while you are pregnant. Just because you have cravings for unhealthy foods does not mean that you have to cave in to them, or that you can't find healthier alternatives. Make sure you are getting all the vitamins and minerals as suggested by your doctor.
It is important that everyone consumes the appropriate amount of each nutrient the body needs to perform every day. Eating healthy foods is important, but making sure that you intake enough vitamins, minerals, sodium, and carbohydrates, amongst other nutrients, is vital to maintaining good health. Also make sure you don't consume too much of any certain nutrient.
When choosing a diet based on nutrition levels, cut down on microwaveable items. This is important because these type of meals tend to contain large amounts of unhealthy fats and sugars. For best results, prepare your own lean meats and veggies to ensure that you get everything you need and nothing you don't.
When eating out, ask your server for his or her recommendations. Restaurants often specifically train their servers to be very familiar with the menu. The next time you find yourself eating out, do not be afraid to question the staff. They will likely be able to point out to you, the healthiest choices on the menu.
To eat in a healthier way, you should change the way you cook. Cooking an foods in certain ways can make them unhealthy. Avoid fried or roasting your food, as well as barbecues and grills. Instead, try steam cooking, boiling and prefer your oven to your grill or barbecue.
To boost your energy in a nutritious way, eat foods high in magnesium. Magnesium helps your body make a substance called adenosine triphosphate, which significantly increases your energy levels. A wide variety of foods contain magnesium, including cashews, yogurt, and spinach. If you have a sweet tooth, the cocoa powder used in making dark chocolate is another excellent source of this nutrient.
A good nutritional tip is to purchase a cup measure. It can be easy to overeat without using a cup measure to measure the amount of food we're eating. For example, a portion of pasta can be difficult to judge by eye, and a cup measure would accurately measure the right amount
Rather than stressing yourself out by trying to identify things to cut from your daily diet, think about how you can add healthy and nutritious snacks and foods to your regimen. If you make a commitment to add in more vegetables or fiber-rich foods, you may find that you are satisfied with the change and don't even miss the unhealthy snacks.
Look at the ingredients in the food you eat. If you can't pronounce the ingredients, don't buy it. Sticking to foods whose ingredients you can pronounce means that you will be eating in a much healthier way. http://hatmosque5cory.ampblogs.com/Ways-To-Promote-Your-Skin-Care-Retail-Company-Effectively-5519362 are loaded with preservatives and other things that do not help your body.
A good nutrition tip is to be sure your body is getting enough Vitamin D. Vitamin D is very important because it dictates how much calcium your body absorbs. An easy way to make sure you're getting enough Vitamin D is by getting a little bit of sun everyday.
Try to eat foods that are high in fiber right before eating full meals because they will help you to eat much less than you would have otherwise. A good example of that is eating an apple before each meal, since apples are very high in fiber.
When deciding what to eat, keep in mind that you are only eating to gain energy for your body. Eating should not be considered a hobby. When http://www.eater.com/2015/2/12/8025027/what-is-bone-broth-and-why-is-everyone-talking-about-it keep in mind that are only eating to gain energy, you may choose to pass on the unhealthy foods and try to eat foods that will give you the most energy.
Be aware of what you drink. Avoid any drinks that contain alcohol or sugar, replacing them with water, low-fat milk or tea. Sugary drinks are packed full of empty calories that add no nutritional value to your diet. Drinking one sugary drink a day can cause you to put on unnecessary weight, and increases your risk of developing high blood pressure.
If you are overweight and trying to lose pounds through a better diet, always keep in mind that some of today's best nutritionists are former heavyweights. These people desired to lose weight just like you and so they had to learn a lot. If you have anyone like this in your life, ask them to be a type of nutritionist for you.
As you can see from the previous list of tips, nutrition can really make a difference in the quality of your life. Creating and following a good nutrition plan takes large amounts of effort and oversight, but the results justify the time and effort expended.


text:
Do something amazing!
Find places to...
Spend Time CreditsView all
Earn Time CreditsView all
Earn one Time Credit for every hour helping your community and then...
...spend your Time Credits that you've earned with our approved partners!
Be part of something amazing and become a Spend partner
Welcome to timecredits.com!
You can browse hundreds of amazing Time Credits spend offers already, but we're still under development so the site will continue to improve. In particular we'll be working with community groups to list more Time Credits earn opportunities.
Enjoy your visit and come back again soon!


text:
PK 04 : Kayaking Halong Bay (5 Days)
- Hits: 2625
Kayaking Halong Bay (5 Days)
Approx. 390 US$ per person (2 to 3 pax)
Hanoi - Ba Cat Beach - Ho Ba Ham Island - Nam Cat Beach - Cat Ba Island - Hanoi
Ha Long Bay, located in the Gulf of Tonkin, covers an area of 1500 square km. with more than a thousand limestone peaks soaring from its crystalline emerald water. The calm sea provides an ideal location for sea kayaking as we paddle through a maze of islets amid dramatic natural scenery. With our modern kayaking equipment, we are able to maximize on speed and maneuverability as we paddle through the open sea and explore the many hidden lagoons and stalagmite caves that are difficult to access by any other means. After a day of paddling, we unwind on a deserted beach on one of Halong's many islands and enjoy dinner before retiring to sleep under a blanket of stars. This tour is ideal for those people who have very limited time in their schedule. Combining the best of sea kayaking and camping it allows the novice and the experienced kayakers to sample the delights of this sport in some of Vietnam's most stunning scenery.
Our equipment includes modern Zebec Kayaks, which are lightweight,stable and safe with lightweight aluminium paddles. All passengers and guides are supplied with modern, international standard buoyancy vests. We also use lightweight tents, all of which are fitted with mosquito screens.
In keeping with our philosophies on safety, our guides have been trained in basic first aid and CPR by an international medical clinic.
Program :
Day 1 : Hanoi - Ba Cat Beach
Our first day starts with a four-hour drive to Ha Long city stopping on the way for some light refreshments and local hospitality. At Halong city we transfer to our private boat for a cruise in the stunning Halong Bay with a fresh local seafood lunch served on board. Our destination for today is the deserted beach of Ba Cat. Arriving around four p.m. we set up camp for the night before having a few hours spare to get accustomed to our Kayaking equipment and get a sample of what to expect from this World Heritage Listed area.
Day 2 : Ba Cat Beach - Ho Ba Ham Island
We break camp after breakfast, and load our camping equipment and personal effects onto the support vessel, before paddling for approximately 3 hours to Ho Ba Ham island. We set up camp and have lunch before the option of additional kayaking to explore the surrounding area in the afternoon. After our local cooks have prepared our evening meal there is time to sit around the camp for some cultural exchanges with our guides and support staff.
Day 3 : Ho Ba Ham Island - Nam Cat Beach
Once again, this morning, we follow the routine of the previous morning before setting off in our Kayaks for approximately four hours paddling. On the way to this day's destination, Nam Cat Beach, we will visit some of the many lagoons for swimming and relaxing. Arriving around lunchtime or shortly after, we set up camp and have lunch. The afternoon is free then, to explore the surrounding area before returning to camp for the evening meal and relaxing with more cultural exchanges.
Day 4 : Nam Cat Beach - Cat Ba Island
Our last day Kayaking takes us to Cat Ba Island approximately 3 hours away. After checking into our guesthouse, the rest of the day is free time for exploring the national park, local markets, more Kayaking around the fishing fleet or just lazing on the beach. We will spend our last evening together sampling the cuisine of a local restaurant and a chance for a few laughs in one of the many local Karaoke bars.
Day 5 : Cat Ba Island - Hanoi
Today we begin our journey on the early morning ferry from Cat Ba island to Vietnams busiest seaport, Hai Phong. Arriving here around three hours later, we transfer to our waiting vehicle for a two hour drive back to the nations capital, Hanoi and bid our guide farewell.
Special Rates For Internet User
All prices quoted in USD per person
Private (Pax)
5 Day
|2 to 3
|4 to 6
|6 to 8


text:
Know more about this business than we do? Cool! Please submit any corrections or missing details you may have.Help us make it right
Be the first NOLA.com user to add photos or videos of Nguyen Hai Dinh
Nguyen Hai Dinh can be found at Alcee Fortier Blvd 4651. The following is offered: Jewelry Retailers. The entry is present with us since Sep 9, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In New Orleans there are 49 other Jewelry Retailers. An overview can be found here.
Nguyen Hai Dinh is located at 4651 Alcee Fortier Blvd, New Orleans, LA. This business specializes in Jewelry & Watches.


text:
|07 Jul 2013
forgot, the sound devices "AF9015 BDA" is my dual tuner Freeview Card PCI and "Hua Xing" is my miditech Midi Keyboard for music production this one does drop out and can cause a unknown device i sort that by turning off the device when it's not in use. if the first one mentioned has a windows 7 compatibility problem then that could explain alot on errors on recording and could the Floppy Drive cause these problems? as it's not not completely supported
|My System Specs
|07 Jul 2013
No dumps are accessible, as they are with a .tmp file extension.
Post it following the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions. Everytime you need to supply the data, follow it.
And, when you are supplying the SF Diag tool output, explanations are not needed till it is asked for.
|My System Specs
|07 Jul 2013
Desk1 7 Home Prem / Desk2 10 Pro / Main lap Asus ROG 10 Pro 2 laptop Toshiba 7 Pro Asus P2520 7 & 10
The 5V is the 4/8 Pin CPU plug? if SO I use the 8 pin that is provided.
the stupid is rhetorical (or what ever the other word is like that)
Capacitors Didn't replace i don't feel compitant to replace them my self as there are so many layers in motherboard and I don't want to short it out my nearest computer store (private small business) said he won't do it either because it works.
If it isn't broken, Don't Fix It!
What brand of Japanese ones? I was going to get EXACTLY The Same Capacitors, but I don't know I'm going AMD again! Intel is expensive, and I should have stayed AMD
Also If i went amd and plugged HDD into amd nd booted windows would it work or would i have to reinstall windows? and i Think i will have to uninstall ALL drivers before doing so?
There are also different types of caps too and I think the ones you are referring to are electrolytics which are polarised + and - so even if you were competent enough to replace them you have to be very careful which way round they are inserted into the circuit again the wrong way round with these are going to leave you with an awful mess if not injury - believe me I have seen some quite large ones that in my earlier days I did this too that blew apart the stereo I was building and showered the room with aluminium and paper confetti not to mention the droplets of hot (heat and chemically) electrolyte.
Now I won't go on into the rest but suffice to say that if you apply a charge to one of these caps the cap takes up a charge that acts as a reservoir for the charge however that charge will leech out and depending on the size the cap will become discharged. So if like you are telling me the caps are losing heir charge then something is draining them - usually the circuit they are in so it is not an unusual state of affairs. If the caps did not charge at all then there is a problem
The cheaper caps are those ones usually looking like a tin can with leads marked with a stripe down the side and it indicates the negative lead. The Japanese caps are made of different type of construction hence "solid" caps How to Identify Japanese Electrolytic Capacitors | Hardware Secrets
Te others I haven't gone into are usually used for controlling frequencies within a circuit are tiny and usually a round flat disk coloured green or beige for the most part and play an important part in everyday apps like phones etc etc Tantalum capacitor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
So after seeing this you will agree that it is no light matter to identify them let alone replace them.
|My System Specs
|07 Jul 2013
during it's flickering the GPU Fan went to 100% speed, and back down to auto speed not to my set 40%
i just went to into reliability report and viewed temp files and zipped up the dmp sysdata WERInternalmetaData files for you.
|My System Specs
|07 Jul 2013
Windows 7 Ultimate X64 SP1
The 4/8 pin and the PCIe 6/8 pin connectors are both +12V with ground (common) supplies. 3.3V and 5V comes to the board through the main 20/24 pin ATC connector.
|My System Specs
|07 Jul 2013
If the zip you uploaded contains the latest crash dump, it indicates that you havent updated the display driver.
fffff880`04177000 fffff880`041d6000 atikmpag T (no symbols) Loaded symbol image file: atikmpag.sys Image path: atikmpag.sys Image name: atikmpag.sys Timestamp: Sat Nov 17 01:09:13 2012 (50A69661) CheckSum: 00058D88 ImageSize: 0005F000 Translations: 0000.04b0 0000.04e4 0409.04b0 0409.04e4 Mini Kernel Dump does not contain unloaded driver list
|My System Specs
|07 Jul 2013
If the zip you uploaded contains the latest crash dump, it indicates that you havent updated the display driver.
fffff880`04177000 fffff880`041d6000 atikmpag T (no symbols) Loaded symbol image file: atikmpag.sys Image path: atikmpag.sys Image name: atikmpag.sys Timestamp: Sat Nov 17 01:09:13 2012 (50A69661) CheckSum: 00058D88 ImageSize: 0005F000 Translations: 0000.04b0 0000.04e4 0409.04b0 0409.04e4 Mini Kernel Dump does not contain unloaded driver list
and as you can see above i removed the old driver and software and installed new one.
can I do this manually install eg just the sys and inf? (I think it's sandboxing isn't it?)
|My System Specs
|07 Jul 2013
Well, the driver is not updated at all.
The screenshot says ...
Whereas the latest WHQL one is ....
If you cannot update the driver, its bad. You need to be careful to do it. If you cannot, ask us what to do, but dont place proof, as we can understand what is going on. Data and situation talks more than the proof you may supply.
Uninstall everything about the display driver using AMD Catalyst Un-install Utility
Now install the Latest AMD Catalyst Video Driver for Windows 7
Let us know that you are seeing the balloons with the latest version of display driver or not. Not anything else. If there is any BSOD, post it following the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions. Last time you haven't done it, too; despite of being suggested.
|My System Specs
|07 Jul 2013
All I know iis that the CCC installed something, if it's not installing the right one then I am just going to change graphics card will get a basic 45GBP one tomorrow will do for now it beats all the hassle!
But thank you for all your help.
P.S. This is why I want to go back to Mac OS X Had a G5 but i dropped mug of tea on it! :S I never had one problem well apart from not being able to go Snow Leopard lol!
|My System Specs
|08 Jul 2013
Desk1 7 Home Prem / Desk2 10 Pro / Main lap Asus ROG 10 Pro 2 laptop Toshiba 7 Pro Asus P2520 7 & 10
Well Leo I went from the ATi stuff to NVidia and haven't had an ounce of problems that I was having in the Sandy Bridge. So the rest of my machines are all now NVidia.
|My System Specs
|Thread Tools
|Similar help and support threads
Freezing/BSOD - PFN_LIST or memory problem?
My computer is about five years old, custom build (from the internet, I'm not that savvy!), works mostly fine. Today, I've had a range of different crashes. First was while playing KOTOR 2; computer froze and emitted constant beep. Had to power off to stop Since then, it's only sporadically...
|BSOD Help and Support
BSOD's PFN_list, Power_Management, Memory_Management.
I'm having some BSOD's since maybe 1-3 months now. It first started with the Power_Management BSOD a month or maybe more before which was occuring once a day. Now, since a week or so the Memory_Management BSOD is occurring as well. Still 1 BSOD a day, Memory_management more often. Today I checked...
|BSOD Help and Support
pfn_list corrupt BSOD
Hello, this is my first post. This is a bit long-winded :shock: Note: I have never successfully installed w7 with the video card plugged in. Before the partition screen in setup, it freezes, or pops up with a missing resources error. I pull the card, and install windows with my onboard ...
|BSOD Help and Support
BSoD install windows7 professional 32bit PFN_List error
Hi everybody, i really need some help, i was trying to put windows7 pro 32bit on my gf's desktop she was using vista, and it was working just fine only really slow and i wanted to wipe it clean, i reformatted the partition and tried installing, it worked fine until about 25% and it blue screened...
|BSOD Help and Support
Random BSOD - Fresh install, fresh system
Hi. I have installed a whole new windows 7 pro x64. My new mobo an ASus p5e3 pro along with new ram pc12800 gskill 2x2 ddr3 (running in 1066mhz due to my q6600) Everythingi s running perfectly...except some random BSOD. 4 total this week. I have posted a pack of dump file in here, the last 4...
|BSOD Help and Support
|Our Sites
|Site Links
|About Us
|Find Us
Windows 7 Forums is an independent web site and has not been authorized, sponsored, or otherwise approved by Microsoft Corporation. "Windows 7" and related materials are trademarks of Microsoft Corp.
© Designer Media Ltd
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 13:37.


text:
Stay informedwith email newsletters
The Subject Is STDs (Abstinence Version) DVD
MTV2 host Desi Sanchez explains sexually transmitted diseases and infections, describes the difference between bacterial and viral STDs, and illustrates how STDs are spread through social networks. The Winner of the Integrated Curriculum Program AEP Award, this 17-minute video targets adolescents in grades 7-12. The Subject Is STDs is also available in a safer sex version, The Subject Is STDs (Safer Sex Version).
About UsHelpEmail Us
Order StatusReturn PolicyPrivacy Policy
Site Use RequirementsBook Proposal GuidelinesRequest a CatalogPrint Order Form
Tel: 1-800-321-4407Fax: 1-800-435-8433Email: email@example.com
ETR, 100 Enterprise Way Ste G300, Scotts Valley, CA 95066 © 2014 ETR


text:
Russia travel information, including maps of Russia, food, drink and where to stay in Russia plus the best time to travel in Russia
Moscow, home to fairytale pepper-pot churches, Red Square, Lenin's tomb and some serious nightlife is an obvious pull. So too is St Petersburg; its Heritage Museum is an embarrassment of riches that will have you wandering open-mouthed from one masterpiece to another.
Away from the big cities is the real Russia. Relax in the spa town of Pyatigorsk in the Caucasus Mountains, go rafting or Skiing in Siberia or play some real-life 'Risk' in Kamchatka: it's famous for extreme sports.
If you're buying caviar to take home, look for the label CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species), an international trade-control to reduce sturgeon poaching.
Russians have notoriously sharp elbows in queues or at bus or train stations; sharpen your own or let it slide.
Many smaller towns have their own airport but be aware that facilities are often extremely limited.
June and September are popular times to visit Russia.
July and August are the hottest months but can be rainy.
Avoid late October and March/April when the snow can be slushy rather than picturesque.
Russian winters are bone-chillingly cold but quite beautiful.
Sheremetyevo-2 (28km from Moscow), Domodedovo (22km from Moscow), Pulkovo 2 (17km from St Petersburg). Many other cities also have international flights.
Russia is massive but is blessed with an excellent train and internal flight network. River cruises or scheduled river passenger boats are also good options for getting around. Long distance buses serve areas not covered by the trains. Driving can be hairy.
Russia has everything from 5 star palaces, ghastly Soviet-era concrete mega-hotels to friendly homestays and cheap crashpads.
Organised campsites are rare but wild camping is usually allowed. For something different, try staying in a turbaza – a basic Russian style holiday camp with outdoor activities thrown in.
Soups, salads, nibbles, nutty breads, calorific main courses and sugary desserts are all on offer in Russia – slimming it's not. Look for the colourful and warming borsch (beetroot soup), exquisite caviar, zharkoye (hotpot) and pelmeni (Russian-style filled dumplings). Vegetarians should note that borsch is often made with beef stock.
Drinking is a national pastime in Russia. Look for different types of vodka like starka (apple and pear leaves) or pertsovka (pepper).
See your GP about vaccinations before you travel: tickborne encephalitis is a problem in rural Russia during the summer.
Pick-pocketing is a big problem in cities and bus stations and watch for groups of children who have been known to surround foreigners and take what they can get. Check with the FCO before travelling for the latest advice about danger zones.
Seeing a creature in its natural habitat is one of the greatest moments in travel: here's your guide to finding, tracking, and encountering the most magnificent species on Earth... More
Not sure where to go this Christmas or New Year? Fly out to one of our off-beat winter destinations and experience the festive season like never before... More
There are a lot more differences to these polar regions than the bit of compass they point to. We've reviewed and compared the best of both, so you can choose your ice adventure with ease... More
A trip to the planet's tips remain at the top of most travellers' wishlists. Grab your base layers and head north to discover spectacular Arctic wonders across Greenland, Norway, Russia and more... More
Admire Canada's serene lakes from on board the classic Rocky Mountaineer, or spot wildlife along Zimbabwe's alternative safari tracks – take your pick from these wild and wonderful train experiences... More
Staging the World Cup has revealed a side of Russia that canny travellers have known about for years – a beautiful country full of fascinating history, stunning landscapes and hospitable people More
Want to see big cats in the wild? Emmy Award-winning filmmakers and conservationists Dereck and Beverly Joubert reveal their favourite places to find lions, tigers and cheetahs... More
Blaze a trail to these tiny and tough-to-reach islands, to discover the unique culture and wildlife that thrive in the world's furthest-flung corners More
There's nothing quite like the romance of travelling on a sleeper train, especially in carriages as iconic – and luxurious – as these... More
With news that over 200 languages have become extinct over the last three generations, we find out where you can hear the most endangered ones – if you hurry... More
Travel the world – and satisfy your sweet tooth – with these authentic treats from across the globe... More
From the timeless Trans-Mongolian to the exhilarating Marrakech Express – hop on board these characterful trains that showcase some of earth's best landscapes More
After an amazing wolf encounter? From the mountains of Ethiopia to icy Arctic Canada, here are eight great places where you may see wolves... More
Sail the coast of Portugal, drive on ancient Silk Road trade routes, or take an overland adventure through Africa. These new trips will take you to uncharted territory - and beyond More
Look up, look down, look all around... Get in on the action with these 10 active photos that have been shortlisted to the final round of the Wanderlust Photo of the Year competition More
Make 2018 an unforgettable year, and venture to new corners of the world with inspiration from our annual travel hotlist. These are the destinations we can't wait to visit in 2018... More
A vast country that stretches from Europe to the Far East, Russia has something for everyone. Whether you're looking for culture, wildlife or an epic rail journey, Russia offers it all More
Add a little spark to your next big adventure with these tours to the world's geological hotspots - from the tropics of Hawaii to the remote corners of Iceland and Kamchatka More
Whether you crave snow-dusted cathedrals and steaming roast chestnuts, or Christmas beach barbecues and steamy jazz festivals – head to these cities in November, December and January More
Nichola West discovers that the Russian capital is one of most family-friendly cities in Europe and reveals five things your kids will love to do there... More
From the icy volcanoes of Kamchatka to tightrope walkers in the mountains of Dagestan, telly traveller Simon Reeve shares his hidden highlights of Russia More
We speak to TV traveller Simon Reeve ahead of his latest adventure, travelling east-west across Russia, where he discovers wild landscapes and escapes the clutches of the secret police... More
Survival expert Ed Stafford lists the most extreme places on Earth that he's survived, from Mongolia's Altai mountains to Chile's Atacama desert, as well as one place on his Bucket List... More
Get up close to incredible animals and natural spectacles with these 12 shortlisted photos from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2017, from seahorses to Arctic foxes More
As the Islamic holiday Eid al-Adha (Sacrifice Feast, Aug 31-Sept 4) gets under way, we take a look at the world's most incredible mosques, whose architecture inspires anyone who sets eyes on them More
River cruises can give you a fresh perspective on familiar places and help ford hard-to-reach destinations. Here are 12 trips that will definitely float your boat, from India to Canada… More
Always on the move and fascinated by the world around them, toddlers make the ideal travel companion. Here are five destinations they'll love to explore beside you... More
LensCulture celebrates the excellent work of photographers around the world. From street photos to portraits, these 20 astounding images range from the strange to the sublime More
The midnight sun offers you the chance to do more – and for longer – on your Arctic holiday. Here are 7 surreal activities to enjoy where the sun never sets. More
It's the rail journey that tops every bucket list. Long time rail rider Matthew Woodward reveals the resources you need to ensure your trip of a lifetime runs smoothly More
The Grand prize winners of the 2017 Sony World Photography Awards have just been announced. Check out these 16 amazing photos, from portraits to landscapes to wildlife More
Following a close call with cancer, Sandra Reekie discovered the joys and freedom of solo travel. Here's her story, along with specialist solo trips and our advice for how to make the most of travel-for-one More
From the deserts of Nevada to the outskirts of Edinburgh, these alien hotspots represent your best chance of encountering lifeforms from another planet More
The winners of the Open categories of the 2017 Sony World Photography Awards have just been announced. Check out these 10 incredible photos, from nature and travel to portraits... More
From drifting the backwaters of India and tracing the Nile to fording the Amazon's remotest reaches, these journeys take you, in style, to places the roads just don't go More
Canadian traveller Savannah Grace, aged 26, is on a mission to see every country in the world as soon as possible. Here, she shares some of the most memorable experiences from her journey so far More
New flights, reopened borders, easier access. Get to the planet's freshest destinations first with these exciting trips, including holidays in China, Chile, Guyana and Sri Lanka... More
Inspired by Arctic Live? These Arctic adventures are guaranteed to get you into the heart of this remote and beautiful region More
To celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the longest train journey in the world, Phoebe Smith undertakes the classic Trans-Mongolian railroad, but with a twist: switching direction to travel east to west… More
Experience the romance of rail travel in some of the most stunning locations on the planet More
Every traveller's stumbled upon a beautiful tiny church while travelling. We've collected together some of the most quaint and interesting ones in remote parishes around the globe More
The middle of nowhere can be the most exhilarating destination of all - well worth the effort to get there. Explore pirate islands, volcano villages, incredible wildlife and Arctic tundra in the furthest reaches of the world… More
Built to project the power and wealth of the rulers within, the palaces are opulent and over the top, but well worth a visit. More
Crowd-free crescents, UNESCO-listed dots, the map's hardest-to-reach corners... We've scoured the globe to find the most enchanting islands you've (probably) never heard of but really should visit More
Each year, hundreds of teams complete the Mongol Rally, a challenge that journeys 10,000 miles across Europe and Asia. But what does one pack and prepare for on such an epic adventure? Mongol Rally veteran James Higgins offers some advice More
Matthew Woodward arrives on the Russian/Chinese border to find a Kafka-esque world where he has to question everything and trust no-one More
As Matthew Woodward's journey takes him further into Manchuria he has to say goodbye to the people who have kept him fed and happy since Moscow More
Matthew Woodward goes in search of a decent red to toast his last meal in Russia. Next stop: China. More
As he heads towards Siberia and temperatures plummet, Matthew Woodward discovers what it means to feel really cold More
Matthew Woodward struggles to get to grips with time on the Trans-Siberian Express. But worse, his secret cubbyhole has been rumbled. More
From banana curry to crocodile, you'll be astounded by what some countries like on their pizzas. If you're adventurous, you might even try one... More
When temperatures drop well below freezing, Matthew Woodward learns to adapt to life on board the Trans-Siberian. At least the blinis are as good as he remembers... More
When temperatures drop well below freezing, Matthew Woodward learns to adapt to life on board the Trans-Siberian. At least the blinis are as good as he remembers... More
With a nod and a wink, Matthew Woodward reveals hidden corners of Russian carriages and how to use them to your advantage More
Matthew Woodward leaves Moscow for Hong Kong in the middle of the night and wonders what lies ahead. He's in for a pleasant surprise ... More
Matthew Woodward revels in Cold War borders and hot onboard showers on the brand new night train from Warsaw to Moscow More
From staying in a hotel run by robots to surfing the internet in a historic Moscow cemetery, these are the travel experiences you'll be able to dine out on all year More
As the departure date for his great railway adventure fast approaches, Matthew Woodward scrambles to get everything done More
Meraid Griffin discovers that a visit to Russia's cultural capital doesn't need to cost the earth. Here are five tips to make your roubles go further More
As Matthew Woodward prepares to set off on his next massive train adventure, he explains what is so appealing about the world's longest rail journey More
Missing a train can really mess up your travels. But with multiple time zones and inflexible train timetables, travelling on the Trans Siberian can get very, very confusing More
Missing a train can really mess up your travels. But with multiple time zones and inflexible train timetables, travelling on the Trans Siberian can get very, very confusing More
Eerily beautiful places around the world that have been abandoned by humans – and they're all the better for it More
Are you planning on embracing the cold or escaping to warmer climes this winter? Whether you're seeking snow or sun, one of these trips will be perfect for you... More
Matthew Woodward reveals how to enjoy the finer things on a budget when you're travelling on the Trans Siberian Express More
From Russian vodka and Japanese sake to the world's finest wineries: get to grips with new cultures on these intrepid and intoxicating trips (Not a stag-do in sight – we promise) More
The way to the heart of rural Russia? With a shot (or five) of vodka, of course... More
It's big. It's intimidating. And the writing is tricky to understand. Here's your guide to one of the most fascinating countries on earth: Russia More
Within the vastness of Russia sits 22 tiny federal republics, enclaves where minority peoples – from meadow redheads to Europe's last pagans – cling to their traditions. But with what success? More
Feeling a little nippy this winter? You should try facing the cold in Siberia. One British expat shares the tips he picked up during his first Siberian winter... More
Russian writer and traveller, Anastasia Malyugina, reveals the places that everybody (even the locals!) should visit when they take the Trans-Siberian Railway More
You won't believe what some people will eat for a moment of glory and a tin-pot trophy. Or how much... More
Calamari, cognac and conversation: Wanderlust reader Luke Darracott reflects on his overland adventures through northern Europe More
Treacherous passes and poorly-maintained roads and vehicles combine to make these roads the most deadly in the world. Would you avoid them? Or seek them out? More
Though the 2014 Winter Olympics and Paralympics may have come to an end, there's much more to Sochi than winter sports. For hikes, historic sites and spa breaks, now is the time to go More
Dressed in emerald-green outfits and clutching pints of Guinness, Graihagh Jackson and the rest of the Wanderlust team explore some of the more unusual places to celebrate Ireland's patron saint More
With the British Museum's Viking exhibition now open, we give you the low down on the Medieval Era's most prolific travellers and name the best Viking sites around the world More
In the latest Wanderlust magazine we feature an incredible photograph of Plosky Tolbachik volcano erupting in Kamchatka, Russia. Here's the story behind the photo More
Inspired to get up close with a lava-spewing beauty? Here's our hot picks... More
If you want a real winter's tale this season – something more exciting than mince pies and John Lewis ads – look no further. Here's Wanderlust's pick of the coolest snowy trips... More
Plan an adventure now to ensure you have the best festive season More
From adventurous escapades to timeless tales of romance, Holly Gurr explores the destinations immortalised by classic literature More
Milk and two sugars or strong and black? Holly Gurr takes a look at how the world's biggest tea drinkers take their cuppas… More
It's the world's greatest train journey. But how do you know which route to choose? Or which stations to stop at? Use our guide to plan the ride of your life... More
Four vast nations meet, spacecraft fall from the sky and Buddhism and shamanism mingle: welcome to Central Asia's Altai mountains More
Spring into the new season with these four trips – perfect for March More
Our blogger of the week, Steven Neish, goes to Syktyvkar in Russia to teach English and discovers they do things a little differently More
James Wilcox, co-founder of Untamed Borders, helps you get under the skin of the complex and fascinating region More
From the deadly snake island to Coca-Cola's top secret recipe vault, here's the world's ten most interesting places you'll never get to visit More
Fame and fortune awaits the first person to prove their existence. Could it be you? More
Katherine Price looks at the ten most endangered species in the world, and where to see them in their natural habitat – while you still can More
Shamans, AK-47s and pies that aren't really pies. We lift the lid on Urdmurtia, Russia's strangest region and home of the Buranovskiye Babushki More
Let summer begin with four easy escapes this May or June More
The world's oceans are much more than giant fish ponds – discover life-sized sculptures, ancient caves, ruins and more on your next dive, says Graihagh Jackson More
Eva Stachniak went to St Petersburg to research her new novel and discovered hidden corners you won't want to miss More
Mush a husky team, track wolves or sleep on an ice-bound schooner – welcome to the greatest travel experiences below zero More
Author Thom Wheeler drove across Russia in a rusty old VW camper van in search of employment. Here he gives travellers tips on how to work in the former Soviet Union More
Carrying on his series of 'Top 10 places around the world', here are some of Alastair Humphrey's favourite spots in Asia More
If you're thinking of heading away from the dizzy carnival of the London Olympics, why not visit one of the games' previous host cities instead More
Peter Moore puts his trust in the advice of two old Babushkas and enjoys the cheapest - and tastiest - meal in the Russian capital. More
Jump off the train: for ornate churches, crystal waters and mountain market towns check out these top ten stops More
Want a real winter this year? Head north to Alaska for polar bears, husky-sledding and glorious, ice-bound wilderness More
With its wooden churches, frozen lakes and spirit beliefs, Karelia feels like a land from a children's story – apart from the snowmobiles. We plough away from St Petersburg into the Russian north-west More
Volcanoes, bears, military choppers and Bond-style scientists combine in Russia's dramatic far east More
Welcome to the ultimate rail journey - a 10,000km journey from Moscow to Vladivostok More
Jeremy Head learns how to snowmobile with the locals in Russia's far north-west More
Jeremy Head discovers that everyone loves a Beatle in St Petersberg as he explores John Lennon Street - what else! More
Russia's Siberian Tiger is slowly recovering from near-extinction, thanks to the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation. Mark Carwardine finds out more More
11 of the world's most eruptive volcanic experiences, to get you hot under the collar More
No other train holds the same allure as the Trans-Siberian. Bryn Thomas prepares you for the ride of your life More
Wanderlust subscribers now receive a free £50 voucher valid on trips from a great selection of top tour operators
And the best bit is, this isn't a one-off offer, you get one every time you renew as well!
The £50 discount can be redeemed against one trip booking with one of our tour operator partners, by the expiry date printed on the voucher. The £50 can even be redeemed on top of any discounts our partners are already offering, ensuring Wanderlust subscribers get the best deal possible.
Simply quote your unique voucher code when booking to claim the discount. This offer is only available to Wanderlust subscribers.
UK subscribers automatically receive the voucher each year. Overseas subscribers receive it upon request.
Tucan Travel
From: £579.00
Compare Russia's exciting capitals during this brief tour for a unique insight into Russian culture. Explore Lenin's mausoleum, then wander the Kremlin's red brick towers and gaze over the city's i...
From: £16370.00
Travel along the world longest railway journey visiting some of Russia's highlights including St Petersburg, Moscow and Lake Baikal as well as Mongolia's capital, Ulaan Bataar.
Ramblers Walking Holidays
From: £2125.00
Historic cities and magnificent Baltic coastal scenery...
Oasis Overland
From: £8349.00
From the flat lands of Europe to the peaks of the Himalayas, our Ultimate Asia Overland has something for everyone. Take a walk in Red Square, journey across the Caspian sea for a 4x4 adventure in ...
From: £24300.00
Your icebreaker ship, 50 Years of Victory, will take you to a part of the world more commonly associated with fairy tales and folklore—the North Pole. Crushing through multi-year pack ice, the jour...
Regent Holidays
From: £3995.00
One of the most iconic railway journeys in the world, travel from Beijing to Moscow in style aboard the luxury Tsar's Gold private train. As the ever-changing landscapes of Russia, Mongolia ...
From: £849.00
Moscow Russia's present day capital is home to the infamous Red Square containing Lenin's Tomb, the surreal St Basil's Cathedral and the cavernous Kremlin with its incredible complex of palaces, c...
From: £829.00
This trip reveals the best of Russia's three most fascinating cities and includes entrances to the key monuments of this fascinating country. Free time is also essential to absorb the atmosphere an...
Wildlife Worldwide
From: £Contact us
Sailing from Sakhalin, we explore the Russian Far East to see its rich cetacean life on a unique voyage across the Sea of Okhotsk, then along the Kamchatka Peninsula to the remote Commander Islands.
From: £1715.00
Tibet may have the highest, and Australia and Switzerland the steepest, but Russia most certainly takes the prize when it comes to sheer depth of history and legend in a train trip. Embark on a bea...
Best Served Scandinavia
From: £Contact us
Take in the beautiful city of St Petersburg before boarding one of the world's most luxurious trains, the Golden Eagle, and setting off on a quest to find the Northern Lights in the Russian and Nor...
From: £1575.00
The Golden Ring is the name given to the chain of ancient towns lying to the north and east of Moscow. It is one of the oldest Russian routes in the country, full of history and unique architectu...
G Adventures
From: £1679.00
Get to know St Petersburg on a walking tour, Visit the monastery and forests of Valaam Island, Take a cooking class in the village of Karelian, Let creativity flow with a Matryoshka painting class,...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £650.0000
Moscow is a city of contrasts where ancient monasteries and ultra-modern monoliths stand side by side, epitomising the changes sweeping through Russia. The city's origins as a symbol of Russian spi...
From: £1420.00
This is the perfect tour of Russia's glorious past. Surround yourself with culture, history and breathtaking architecture and get beneath the surface of a country that for so long guarded their tre...
Tucan Travel
From: £1469.00
Enjoy the popular highlights and hidden gems as you journey from Moscow to Prague on this epic group tour through Eastern Europe. Explore fascinating capital cities, witness the sheer size and scal...
From: £3177.00
Big, bigger, biggest! Travel from the world's greatest wall, along the world's longest railway line, through the world's largest nation, to the world's deepest freshwater lake. Explore far-flung ci...
From: £730.00
Discover the Russian capital, full of charm and surprises! Through quiet streets and busy squares, cultural discoveries and relaxing walks, explore the historical greatness of this modern and dynam...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £2995.0000
This 13 night cruise discovers traditional Russia, visiting places off the beaten track. Combining Russia's beautiful countryside, the famous city's of the Volga River like Volgograd and Kazan with...
From: £2420.00
Explore Moscow and St Petersburg, travelling by day train between the two cities.
Wildlife Worldwide
From: £Contact us
This photographic extravaganza visits remote Wrangel Island on the roof of the world, with renowned zoologist and author Mark Carwardine, plus other wildlife experts , to enjoy a multitude of encou...
Best Served Scandinavia
From: £945.00
Enjoy two nights in Helsinki before boarding an overnight cruise to St Petersburg, arriving midday before exploring the palaces and fine art St Petersburg is famed for. This cruise offers the chanc...
Regent Holidays
From: £780.00
This iconic hotel which celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2012 occupies an unrivalled setting in St Isaac's Square in the very heart of St Petersburg's vibrant city centre. All 169 rooms includin...
G Adventures
From: £2599.00
Marvel at Moscow's Kremlin, immerse yourself in bucolic Suzdal, watch the countryside glide by from your Trans-Siberian train compartment, meet the locals at Lake Baikal, discover Buryat cuisine an...
Tucan Travel
From: £5599.00
This tour through Eastern Europe takes you from Russia via the little known Baltic and Balkan states to Turkey. Enjoy the popular highlights and hidden gems including modern cities with historic ol...
From: £2730.00
See the main highlights of Moscow and St Petersburg, with a train journey in between in this family friendly itinerary.
Regent Holidays
From: £21905.00
Calling all pioneering travellers; unleash your inner polar explorer with this once-in-a-lifetime expedition, guaranteed to satisfy any cravings for true adventure. At Regent, w e'll give you the r...
Wildlife Worldwide
From: £Contact us
The Russian Far East offers an extremely diverse and interesting assemblage of wildlife and habitats, and is home to one of the world's most endangered waders, the spectacular spoon-billed sandpiper.
G Adventures
From: £2799.00
Ride the rails through Mongolia's grassy steppe and Siberia's taiga forests, stay in a local village on Lake Baikal, admire the grand structure of Moscow's Kremlin and Red Square, marvel at the ric...
From: £1080.00
Discover the shores of Baltic Sea, arm of the North Atlantic Ocean! Let yourself be seduced by the cold beauty and its sensitivity. The two biggest northern cities St Petersburg and Tallinn are wai...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £1315.0000
Russia's two greatest cities provide an ideal base from which to explore the country's rich and diverse cultural and historical heritage. Moscow is now the epicentre of the 'new Russia', while...
From: £1530.00
Discover the cultural and culinary secrets of Russia on this 10-day tour. Experience authentic Russia in all its diversity, from an evening of eating, drinking and table games with a St Petersburg ...
Tucan Travel
From: £3039.00
Experience Russia's two fascinating and contrasting capitals. Delve into the country's turbulent political past with visits to the Kremlin and the Red Square in Moscow and admire the canals of eleg...
From: £3125.00
This itinerary takes in the main highlights of Moscow and St Petersburg and includes time spent in the historic Golden Ring towns of Vladimir and Suzdal.
G Adventures
From: £1769.00
Journey by train across the steppe, dine on Lake Baikal's fish, admire Red Square and Chinese temples, spend the night in a traditional Mongolian ger, wander Beijing's hutongs.
From: £4120.00
The Trans-Siberian Railway, the most famous railway in the world, offers a unique route through the heart of Russia. Traversing the world's largest country from East to West, from Europe to Asia, ...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £6485.0000
Often viewed as the ultimate rail journey, this 16-day itinerary along the Trans-Siberian Railway aboard the Tsar's Gold will take you from the majesty of the Red Square in Moscow, through the remo...
Regent Holidays
From: £2700.00
Feel like a pioneering adventurer and embark on a journey along the Lena River, one of the longest rivers in the world. Aboard the M/S Mikhail Svetlov from Yakutsk discover remarkable rock format...
From: £1008.00
Taste mystery and intrigue on a revealing tour of Russia - a land that lay hidden behind the Iron Curtain for decades. Experience the grandeur of Moscow, the beauty of Russia's ancient capitals Suz...
From: £1185.00
Get a taste of Russia with a long weekend break in St Petersburg, taking in the main highlights of this beautiful city.
Regent Holidays
From: £1655.00
Explore the enchanting Baltic capitals of Vilnius, Riga, Tallinn and Helsinki before finishing in Russia's cultural capital, St Petersburg. On this group tour explore the magnificently preserved ol...
From: £1150.00
This inspiring 8-day tour of Russia's two best-known cities offers experiences of some of the country's most important landmarks. In Moscow, discover what goes on behind the mighty walls of the K...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £12895.0000
Traversing the expanse of Russia, from Moscow to Vladivostok, the Trans-Siberian Express line covers 9,000 kilometres, passing through eight time zones and 80 towns and cities. Highlights of the jo...
Tucan Travel
From: £969.00
Experience the ambiance of two contrasting capitals, elegant St Petersburg and hedonistic Moscow. Explore the charming Old Town of Riga and the winding cobbled streets of Vilinius, marvel at modern...
From: £2865.00
Come along on an awe-inspiring adventure traversing three great nations - Russia, Mongolia and China. From the opulence of Moscow and St Petersburg to the grace of imperial Beijing, travel along th...
Tucan Travel
From: £1889.00
This fascinating journey takes you from the dazzling capital of Russia through the little known Baltic states and countries once hidden behind the Iron Curtain to Budapest, Hungary's charming capit...
Regent Holidays
From: £1965.00
2017 marks the Centenary of the October Revolution, one of the most defining moments of the 20th Century. To mark this occasion, Regent Holidays together with our Russian partners have put together...
From: £1190.00
Discover two Russian capitals – modern, powerful and dynamic Moscow, a city which never sleeps. Then majestic Saint-Petersburg with its stunning Tsar's palaces and romantic rivers and channels.
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £1795.0000
Seen by military historians as the seminal event in the Eastern Front Conflict, the Battle of Kursk which was fought over a twelve day period in 1943, had over a million combatants at it's peak and...
From: £7655.00
Travel on one of the world's greatest rail journeys, starting in Beijing, crossing the Gobi desert and the vast Siberian plains, finishing in Moscow - or vice versa.
From: £2513.00
Travel across continents and time zones on one of the world's greatest train journeys. Start in busy Beijing before heading to the untamed wilderness of Mongolia to meet its historically nomadic pe...
From: £4670.00
Exploring the highlights of the Trans Siberian route from Beijing to Moscow, this sixteen day itinerary includes stops in Ulaan Bataar and at Lake Baikal.
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £2530.0000
Travel across the vast expanse of Russia and then on through Mongolia to China on this epic rail journey.
Regent Holidays
From: £Contact us
Our most popular Russian River Cruise - all aboard the M/S Shashkov , M/S Chicherin or the M/S Chernishevsky to sail from Russia's cosmopolitan capital, Moscow, to imperial St Petersburg, explorin...
From: £675.00
Hop on this whirlwind tour through Russia from the majestic Kremlin Palace to the artsy Nikola-Lenivets Park, and finish in stunning St. Petersburg. With the hot banyas and warmth of its people, Ru...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £1315.0000
Russia's two greatest cities provide an ideal base from which to explore the country's rich and diverse cultural and historical heritage. Moscow is now the epicentre of the 'new Russia' while St Pe...
From: £3165.00
Taste mystery and intrigue on a revealing tour of Russia - a land that lay hidden behind the Iron Curtain for decades. Experience the grandeur of Moscow, the beauty of Russia's ancient capitals Suz...
Regent Holidays
From: £595.00
This small hotel, with just 29 rooms, is a real find in Moscow where many hotels tend to be on the large side. Even better, it is located just 5 minutes' away from Red Square and the Kremlin, the m...
Regent Holidays
From: £545.00
This comfortable Soviet-style hotel is situated next to Izmailovsky Park which can be seen from most of the hotel's rooms. Partizanskaya metro station, which provides a quick 15 minute direct conne...
From: £1640.00
Experience the festive spirit – and spirited festivities – of the Russian New Year on this special Russian Highlights adventure. See Moscow's famous Red Square and St Basil's Cathedral under a laye...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £1130.0000
Created 300 years ago by Peter the Great as his "window on the West" St Petersburg is a city unlike any other in Europe and certainly in Russia. Its grand beauty, its architectural splendour, the w...
From: £2535.00
It's the multi-faceted culture Russia has to offer that makes it so appealing. Places like St. Petersburg or the cities of the Golden Ring boast so much in art and culture that it would take near d...
Regent Holidays
From: £1745.00
Take the "river less travelled" and sail from St Petersburg to Moscow on this 11-day Russian River Cruise. Journey through the beautiful, pastoral countryside of Russia along canals, wate...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £1130.0000
Created 300 years ago by Peter the Great as his "window on the West" St Petersburg is a city unlike any other in Europe and certainly in Russia. Its grand beauty, its architectural splendour, the w...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £2045.0000
Combine stays in some of Russia's most luxurious hotels with visits to its most celebrated attractions including Moscow Kremlin, the vast Hermitage museum in St Petersburg and Catherine's Palace in...
From: £2460.00
There are expeditions and then there are expeditions; this trip, to the far reaches of Russia, definitely falls into the latter category. After a blink-and-you'll-miss-it stop in St Petersburg, tra...
Regent Holidays
From: £4015.00
Experience the legendary 8,000 km trans-continental Railway between Europe and Asia on board a privately chartered train. During the rail journey your cabin is your 'home on wheels' and in se...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £1095.0000
Moscow, the epicentre of the 'new Russia', is where ancient monasteries and churches mix with Soviet-era architecture and skyscrapers. This 4-night break takes in the incredible cultural and artist...
Regent Holidays
From: £1760.00
Sail from Moscow to Rostov on Don on this 15-day Russian river cruise aboard of the MS Lavrinenkov. Cruise from the Russian capital to the Volga River Delta, discover iconic onion-domed churches, s...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £16995.0000
As rail tours go, experiencing Persia and the Silk Road on board the Golden Eagle is truly stunning. Combining one of the most important trading routes of ancient civilisation with the remarkable t...
Regent Holidays
From: £2345.00
Board the luxurious M/S Volga Dream and choose between two different programmes, Gold or Platinum. This itinerary is ideal for travellers looking to explore both the Russian countryside and the...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £1750.0000
Onion-domed churches, medieval monasteries, traditional crafts and beautifully unspoilt countryside characterise the string of ancient settlements to the north-east of Moscow, known as the Golden R...
Regent Holidays
From: £595.00
Back by popular demand is one of our favourite small hotels in Moscow - Sretenskaya Hotel. Built in 2000 this boutique style hotel is ideally located in the heart of old Moscow, around a twenty min...
Regent Holidays
From: £670.00
Corinthia Hotel St Petersburg is situated on the bustling Nevsky Prospekt within walking distance of the major attractions, the Corinthia is elegantly decorated and all spacious rooms have been cla...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £2350.0000
Travelling through eight time zones, two continents and over 9,000km, the Trans-Siberian railway is often seen as the ultimate rail journey. From the imperial splendour of Russia, venture into...
Regent Holidays
From: £2125.00
This is our best selling independent Trans-Siberian trip using the scheduled trains from Moscow to Beijing. A once-in-a-lifetime journey of 7865km, travelling on the regular service train from Mosc...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £525.0000
Created 300 years ago by Peter the Great as his "window on the West" St Petersburg is a city unlike any other in Europe and certainly in Russia. Its grand beauty, its architectural splendour, the w...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £1650.0000
Often seen as a pivotal moment in the German invasion of Russia, the battle of Stalingrad was one of the bloodiest campaigns seen in modern-day history. This 7-day tour combines stays in the R...
Regent Holidays
From: £2495.00
The 1978 Constitution of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic recognised 16 autonomous republics. Stepping firmly off the tourist trail, this new small group tour, escorted by a tour le...
Regent Holidays
From: £3990.00
You've heard of the epic Trans-Siberian Railway, but have you ever heard of Tobolsk, Perm or Birobidzhan? This 18-day journey travels along the world's most famous railway line, but stops to explor...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £1040.0000
This tour explores Moscow and St Petersburg at a leisurely pace with the main highlights included, allowing you to get your bearings before exploring independently at leisure or by joining one of t...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £1315.0000
Russia's two greatest cities provide an ideal base from which to explore the country's rich and diverse cultural and historical heritage. Moscow is now the epicentre of the 'new Russia' while St Pe...
Regent Holidays
From: £695.00
One of the first hotels in St Petersburg and a haven for artists and poets in the 1920s, the Angleterre retains its class and opulence. It is situated next to its sister hotel, the Astoria, overloo...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £1700.0000
The Volga is the longest river in Europe and is often seen as the heart of Russia. From its beginnings in the far north of the country to the shores of the Caspian Sea, travelling on the Volga, its...
Regent Holidays
From: £2095.00
This pioneering group tour uncovers the dramatic, lesser-known Kamchatka Peninsula on the far east coast of Russia. We know there is far more to Russia than just the titan cities of Moscow and St P...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £1435.0000
St Petersburg has remained almost unchanged since it was built in the 18th and 19th centuries. Conceived by Peter the Great as a 'window to the west', the city became a living exhibit of Russia's s...
Regent Holidays
From: £920.00
This 5-day group tour offers you the chance to unearth one of the world's most opulent and fascinating capitals, Moscow. Staying at the 4-star Novotel Moscow Centre Hotel explore the Kremlin and th...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £1425.0000
From Red Square and the Kremlin in Moscow to the imperial palaces of St Petersburg, join a group of like-minded solo travellers on a 7-day tour visiting some of the best attractions that Russia has...
Regent Holidays
From: £2445.00
To commemorate the 100-year anniversary of the Russian Revolution, this brand new group tour follows the life and movements of Vladimir Lenin throughout this turbulent time in Russia's fascinating ...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £950.0000
Built over 300 years ago by Peter the Great as his 'window on the west', St Petersburg is a city unlike any other. In between the peaceful riverside walkways and canals the city is packed with the ...
Regent Holidays
From: £655.00
You can't fail to find this premium hotel as it is located in one of Moscow's landmark 'Stalin' towers. All the rooms have panoramic views across the city and are decorated using cool, calm t...
Regent Holidays
From: £930.00
Discover the highlights of St Petersburg on this tailor-made short break offering a combination of guided tours to some of the city's most iconic attractions and plenty of free time for independent...
Cox & Kings Travel
From: £2995.0000
Visit both the more rural settings of Russia and the major sights of its two key cities - Moscow and St Petersburg - on this cruise along the scenic rivers, lakes and canals of the Volga. Set amid ...
Regent Holidays
From: £750.00
Location of the Radisson Royal hotel, Moscow is one of its main assets, which distinguishes it among other Moscow 5 star hotels. The location in picturesque curve of the Moscow River, at crossroad ...
Regent Holidays
From: £1325.00
The luxurious Hotel Lotte has been Trip Advisor's top pick of Moscow hotels for many months now and justifiably so. This superb property has received two esteemed awards from the 2014 prestigious P...
Regent Holidays
From: £17150.00
Travel through some of the defining eras of Russian history on an epic journey through the vast country's major cities and landscapes. This in-depth exploration travels by luxury cruise as the M/S ...
Regent Holidays
From: £1365.00
The true Trans-Siberian, this incredible rail journey from Russia's opulent capital to its easternmost coast traverses an unbelievable seven time zones. Vladivostok, a naval outpost forbidden to fo...
Regent Holidays
From: £520.00
Located in the heart of the city's beautiful and historic main square, the Radisson Hotel, Kaliningrad offers you 178 rooms and suites by Swedish designer Christian Lundveld. With the French gourme...
Regent Holidays
From: £2055.00
Sail from Moscow to Astrakhan on this 13-day Russian river cruise aboard of the MS N. Novgorod. Cruise from the Russian capital to the Volga River Delta, discover iconic onion-domed churches, strol...
Regent Holidays
From: £3460.00
This small group tour is only for the adventurous traveller. We prefer our holidays with a twist of the alternative, so you'll embark on a truly unique railway holiday along the BAM section of th...
Regent Holidays
From: £425.00
You will be pleasantly surprised by this good-value hotel, the oldest in Kaliningrad and dating from 1930. It is opposite the zoo and within walking distance of the major sights including Victory S...
Regent Holidays
From: £1195.00
This essential introduction to Russia's two greatest cities is the ideal tour for first time visitors. Moscow and St Petersburg vie for supremacy in Russia but they both possess their own unique ch...
Regent Holidays
From: £825.00
Stay at this luxurious landmark St Petersburg hotel on this short break to Russia's northern capital. This 5-star Orient-Express hotel is perfectly located just off Nevsky Prospekt within walking d...
Regent Holidays
From: £Contact us
Travel from Moscow to Beiing aboard a luxury, private Imperial Train stopping in the grand Siberian cities of Kazan, Yekaterinburg and Novosibirsk. Enjoy a picnic on the shores of Lake Baikal, disc...
Regent Holidays
From: £585.00
Housed in converted 19th-century townhouses, the Budapest is within walking distance of many major attractions including Red Square. Althought this hotel does have a four-star rating, we prefer to ...
Regent Holidays
From: £890.00
The newly renovated five-star Hotel Baltschug Kempinski Moscow offers spectacular views of the Kremlin and St Basil's Cathedral. The property is located across from the Moskva River, and is nearby ...
Regent Holidays
From: £1115.00
There's more to Moscow than glitzy skyscrapers and the iconic monuments of the Red Square - Russia's cosmopolitan capital is also one of the best places to learn about the Soviet history of space e...
Regent Holidays
From: £485.00
Since opening in 2008 the Kaiserhof has already become a major player on Kaliningrad's hotel scene. The handsome building, with Art Nouveau features, is located on the banks of the River Pregel and...
Regent Holidays
From: £3220.00
Board the luxurious M/S Volga Dream and choose between two different programmes, Gold or Platinum. This itinerary is ideal for travellers looking to explore both the Russian countryside and the...
Regent Holidays
From: £1995.00
Explore cosmopolitan Moscow before taking the legendary Trans-Siberian from Russia to Vladivostock via serene Lake Baikal. This is an ideal tour for those who prefer a more inclusive package, altho...
Regent Holidays
From: £1380.00
Discover the history of Stalingrad on this small group tour. Originally founded in 1589 as the fortress Tsaritsyn, Volgograd is better known by its pre-1960s name of Stalingrad. The city played a p...
Regent Holidays
From: £2240.00
Luxuriate aboard an unforgettable cruise through the heart of Russia on the splendid MS Rostropovich. Discover the iconic attractions in Moscow and explore the fairytale island of Kizhi before reac...
Regent Holidays
From: £3380.00
From the Golden Horde to the Soviet era, the scenic cities of Russia's grand Volga River have been witness to some of the most significant events in Russian history. On a journey aboard the deluxe...
Regent Holidays
From: £3995.00
One of the most iconic railway journeys in the world, travel from Moscow to Beijing in style aboard the luxury Tsar's Gold private train. As the ever-changing landscapes of Russia, Mongolia and Chi...
Regent Holidays
From: £Contact us
From the Golden Horde to the Soviet era, the scenic cities of Russia's grand Volga River have been witness to some of the most significant events in Russian history. On a journey aboard the deluxe...
Regent Holidays
From: £1200.00
This group tour takes you to Estonia, Helsinki and Russia, revealing a wealth of cultural treasures. From enchanting Tallinn to the imperial splendours of St Petersburg via the vibrant Helsinki, di...
Regent Holidays
From: £1095.00
Starting from the soviet style capital of Belarus to the little known Russian enclave of Kaliningrad this individual itinerary will introduce you to three very diverse former communist states. This...
Regent Holidays
From: £2370.00
Choose one of our fixed departure Trans-Siberian Railway tours including sightseeing in Moscow, Lake Baikal and the Mongolian steppe. Taking in the very best of the Trans-Mongolian, this is itinera...
Regent Holidays
From: £795.00
Combining Estonia's medieval capital Tallinn with Russia's imperial capital St Petersburg, this 8-day tailor-made tour offers plenty of time for independent exploration. Awash with chic cafés and g...
Regent Holidays
From: £725.00
Surrounded by Moscow's top attractions, this magnificent hotel is perfect for those wanting tostay in the very heart of the city. Elegantly appointed rooms with high ceilings and classical-style de...
Regent Holidays
From: £1675.00
For a taste of an authentic, traditional Russia rarely visited by outsiders, this tour is hard to beat. Visit two of the Golden Ring's most fascinating cities, Vladimir and Suzdal, as well as the m...
Regent Holidays
From: £585.00
Located on Vladimirskaya Square, this charming hotel is surrounded by fascinating architectural monuments and is just a few steps away from the metro. At the end of the day the stylish Raskolnikov ...
Regent Holidays
From: £2025.00
Discover the enchanting Baltic capitals of Vilnius, Riga, Tallinn and Helsinki before finishing in the iconic Russian cities of St Petersburg and Moscow. Explore the magnificently preserved old tow...
Regent Holidays
From: £3845.00
Moscow in winter is nothing short of iconic. The immense historic buildings and squares wear a thick white coat of snow and travellers and locals alike shuffle past, wrapped up in furs to keep the ...
Regent Holidays
From: £2585.00
Take the legendary Trans-Siberian and Trans-Mongolian Railways from Russia to Beijing via serene Lake Baikal and the wild expanses of Mongolia. This extended tour includes a stop in the historic ci...
Regent Holidays
From: £765.00
The W Hotel is a modern wonder that is still firmly in keeping with Saint Petersburg's elegant traditions, where nostalgia meets cutting edge cool in Russia's historical capital of glamour, fashion...
Regent Holidays
From: £2240.00
Experience an upmarket cruise aboard the MS Rostropovich, the only boat offering private balconies sailing along the Russian Riverways. Discover the iconic attractions in Moscow and explore the fa...
Regent Holidays
From: £880.00
Built by order of Peter the Great in 1703, St Petersburg is one of the world's most romantic cities. Well-known for its rivers and canals, getting around the city by boat is a popular choice; sight...
Regent Holidays
From: £565.00
With a perfect location overlooking a canal and within walking distance of Nevsky Prospekt and many major attractions, this is a popular choice for a visit to St Petersburg. The rooms are comfortab...
Regent Holidays
From: £755.00
If you want sophistication and a friendly ambience, you couldn't do better than this superb 5-star hotel. It is located on the banks of the Moika River, looking onto Palace Square, home to the Herm...
Regent Holidays
From: £995.00
Combine Russia's two greatest cities in one holiday. Explore the grand historical sights and Soviet skyscrapers of Moscow, before heading to the palaces, museums and cultivated culture of St Peters...
Regent Holidays
From: £10330.00
SPECIAL OFFER: Save up to £3770pp on a 2018 departure on bookings made before 31st July 2017 This unusual, yet remarkable voyage takes you to some of the Arctic's most remote regions. Encounter a...
Regent Holidays
From: £595.00
Combining stylish 19th century architecture with modern amenities, this delightful hotel is situated in the historic centre of the city. All 251 comfortable rooms have been decorated in pastel shad...
Regent Holidays
From: £850.00
So curl up with a copy of Anna Karenina and watch the world go by, or more precisely the many birch trees! There is something hypnotic and very calming about watching the Russian countryside pass y...
Regent Holidays
From: £4995.00
Travel on this luxury private Imperial Train from Moscow to Vladivostok stopping off in grand Siberian cities such Kazan, Yekaterinburg and Novosibirsk. Picnic by the side of Lake Baikal and dare t...


text:
Canine Bark Collars - How we securely and easily retrain your Puppy's barking - get leads to below 10min
On the other hand, if excessive barking continues, the stimulation depth will enhance with Each and every successive bark until finally the barking stops. This stimulation degree will become the starting degree the subsequent time the Doggy barks. Once the Canine has uncovered to lessen the barking, the Original warning stimulation is lessened.
A totally consumer replaceable battery to get rid of the trouble of charging Once in a while. Other batteries call for a lot more get the job done from you by charging it each and every 7 days or two.
With Routine use and instruction, this collar does seem to be productive in breaking pet dogs conduct troubles. Hope you have found this evaluation valuable and don't fail to remember to take a look at our other Bark Collar Reviews for more enable!
I would like to halt my neighbours dog from barking an excessive amount! There is a great deal of Barking Puppy Collars to stop dogs barking too much. The Dog Line understands how your future-doorway neighbours Pet barking loudly and without having letup could make your life quite depressing!
A Element of our mission is to assist you look after your best friend. Their basic safety is a higher precedence worry which function is made for that distinct explanation. We do not want to prevent your dog from barking totally but only wish to Lower down or end your complete nuisance barking.
eBay determines this cost through a machine figured out model of the products's sale prices throughout the very last 90 days.
Proprietary Silent Husband or wife technologies detects and learns your Pet dog's unique bark to ensure correction is barely sent when he barks.
5. Allow for your Puppy to have on the collar for a number of minutes. Enable him be comfy then recheck the suit.
Check out the tightness with the NoBark by inserting a person finger between the end of a Make contact with level and also your Pet dog's neck. The healthy really should be comfortable but not constricting. Allow your Puppy to use the SBC-R for quite a few minutes, then recheck the match as your Canine will become much more comfy Along with the NoBark.
The iQ No Bark Collar makes use of a dog pleasant Learning Vibration attribute that gives a warning vibration just before correction for just a more quickly Discovering curve with significantly less stimulation. The iQ No Bark Collar is the good choice for canine ten kilos and up with sensitive skin.
Connected: bark collars no bark collar citronella innotek no bark collar cat end carbon wheels bark collar undefined prevent bark collar samsung s batteries
As well as receiver is totally water-proof in addition, so the education doesn't have to prevent In case the temperature must take a change or if with the Seaside. As with any collar a plan training plan should be adhered to, to produce the top leads to your instruction efforts.
Finding out expertise and will raise their here makes an attempt to bark. This generally takes place for the duration of the second 7 days a Pet
Helping The others Realize The Advantages Of bark collar sportdog
Canine Bark Collars - How we securely and easily retrain your Puppy's barking - get leads to below 10min


text:
You Like It, You Love It, You Want More Of It?
Contact Me:email@example.com
Follow My Pins!
Tag Archives: Kanye
Things I've Learned This Week
Posted on May 23, 2014 by nuckingfutsmama
** If you take up two parking spaces, you shouldn't be surprised when you're door-dinged. ** Putting my husband in charge of homework supervision is like putting my kids in charge of homework supervision. ** Some people really don't understand … Continue reading →
Posted in mom blog, mom trying to stay sane blog | Tagged dinner reservations, family, homework, husband, Kanye, kids, Kim Kardashian, lice, memories, moms, motherhood, parenting, parking, showering, summer, V Stiviano, wedding | 1 Comment
Things I've Learned This Week
Posted on January 4, 2013 by nuckingfutsmama
** Much to my surprise, the New Year's Day puker turned out to be neither my husband nor me, but rather, my daughter. ** There's just never enough sleep to go around. ** An overnight getaway would be cheaper than … Continue reading →
Posted in mom blog, mom trying to stay sane blog | Tagged bedtime, Downton Abbey, family, Gangnam Style, guinea pig, Kanye, kids, Kim Kardashian, moms, motherhood, movies, new year's, parenting, patience, school, sleep | 1 Comment


text:
Gluten-Free Baking Classics for the Bread Machine
By Annalise Roberts
Gluten-Free Baking Classics for the Bread Machine contains a well-tested collection of delicious recipes that were developed for and tested on a 2-pound Zojirushi bread machine. The book showcases forty tempting, traditional breads that individuals with gluten-sensitivities will be able to easily integrate into their baking repertoire. There are twenty recipes containing dairy and egg, and twenty that are dairy- and egg-free.
Classics for the Bread Machine was written with the same attention to detail for which Roberts has become known. She discusses gluten-free bread baking basics, provides critical insight into how the Zojirushi bread machine works, and much needed guidance into how to troubleshoot problems. Roberts also explains why bread recipes developed for traditional ovens often fail to produce good results when used in a bread machine and discusses the nuances of how to adapt wheat-based recipes. In her own indisputable way, she confirms, through testing, the often-ignored contention of bread machine producers and experienced bakers that recipes are machine specific.
Most importantly, Classics for the Bread Machine provides readers with dependable recipes for high quality breads that come as close to wheat in terms of taste, texture and appearance than any recipe you are likely to find. The recipes make tender loaves with the consistency of a homemade white bread and the rich taste of millet and sorghum, two ancient grains that will more than make up for the lack of wheat flavor. Roberts includes classic Basic Sandwich and Oatmeal Sandwich Breads and even an egg enriched Challah. She also offers a few special favorites from her own house: a Multi-Grain Pecan Sandwich bread that makes delicious sandwiches with slices of cold roast chicken and fresh tomatoes; and, a Black Forest Onion "Rye" Bread which she says makes the best patty melts you've ever eaten.
Published By Agate Surrey Books, April 1, 2009. Order now on Amazon.


text:
33 Combatants Fight to Survive on May 7th
Hi CHIKARMY, have you heard about the Infinite Gauntlet? It's coming to the Wrestle Factory on May 7th, and is the featured attraction on our 7:00 pm card entitled "The Distant Future"! Everything you need to know about it is in this special "Infinite Gauntlet Report" from our own Bryce Remsburg:
With a Golden Opportunity hanging in the balance, 33 combatants will enter the fray, 88 seconds apart, until only 1 is left to rule the ring. This massive match isn't the only thing we have on tap for you at "The Distant Future," though. These other bouts are also set for May 7th:
Back at the Tag World Grand Prix, two French-Canadian lumberjacks came to make an impression, and unfortunately for The Osirian Portal – they did! After tasting defeat at the hands of the Egyptian duo, Mathieu St. Jacques and Thomas Dubois took out their frustrations in the most physical manner possible. Now, Ophidian and Amasis have the rematch they've requested – and a chance for some revenge!
Two of the most recent graduates of The Wrestle Factory are set to lock-up on May 7th! The gekko-roamn wrestler Argus has been honing his craft under the tutelage of Ophidian, and made a name for himself in Season 15. But Officer Warren Barksdale turned a lot of heads in his debut match at National Pro Wrestling Day (back in February) and is looking to put Argus under arrest!
We've got this and a whole lot more in store for Saturday, May 7th at the Wrestle Factory!


text:
RapidLash declares 'Wink Week' in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month
MASHPEE, Mass. — RapidLash, an eyelash and eyebrow enhancing serum for the mass market, is encouraging women of all ages to participate in its second Wink Week event in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
RapidLash is committed to supporting breast cancer awareness throughout the year by donating 5% of all company profits to multiple cause-related charities. In an effort to boost awareness and contributions during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the brand is celebrating with its second official Wink Week campaign. From Oct. 22 to 29, RapidLash will donate an additional $1 for all fan activity on its Facebook page.
The RapidLash Facebook page will be the central hub for Wink Week. Consumers can instantly give back by "liking" the page, and all fan engagement with the brand's daily polls and product giveaways will qualify for additional monetary donations. It will feature "Wink Worthy" beauty trends and lash tips from celebrity makeup artist Nick Barose. Fans also will be encouraged to share their own favorite lash and brow looks on the Facebook page.
RapidLash eyelash and eyebrow enhancing serum is designed to help improve the overall appearance and condition of lashes and brows. RapidLash is available through spas, physician practices, skin care professionals, and at drug and mass merchandisers nationwide for $49.95.
Report: Ricky's NYC new CEO aims to position the retailer for the digital age
NEW YORK — New York's hip and edgy beauty retailer Ricky's NYC has tapped Catherine Moellering, former EVP at the retail consultancy Tobe Report, to serve as its new president and CEO, according to a published report.
According to a Crain's report, Moellering joined Ricky's in order to better position the brick-and-mortar business for the digital revolution.
"It's about practicing what I preach," Moellering was quoting as saying in the Crain's article. She joined Tobe in 2010 after leading the now bankrupt Best & Co. childrenswear company. She was named a Crain's 40 Under 40 honoree in 2009. "I've been lecturing for years about changing consumer expectations at stores."
According to the article, she said that beauty and tech accessories — such as iPad covers and retro headphones — are areas of focus.
Earlier this year, Todd Kenig, the former chief executive who founded the company with his brother Ricky, left the brand. He was succeeded by Richard Krantz, a retail consultant, in late spring. Krantz is no longer with the company, Crain's reported.
Ricky's currently operates 29 retail stores across the New York metro area, along with one location in South Beach, Fla.
NYX Cosmetics celebrates coast-to-coast expansion with new retail partnerships
LOS ANGELES — Beauty brand NYX Cosmetics has announced new retail partnerships with Ricky's NYC and PacSun.
"Within the last year, NYX Cosmetics has experienced significant, multi-faceted company growth, and we are extremely excited by the continued expansion these new, strategic retail partnerships will afford us," stated Scott Friedman, CEO NYX Cosmetics. "Our partnership with both of these retailers represents our company's commitment to not only meet the expectations of our current customers, but also introduce the NYX brand to new audiences."
In early October, NYX launched into all 619 PacSun store locations, selling NYX in all three categories of the California-based company's retail locations. Featured products will include Glam Shadow Stick, Mega Shine Lip Gloss, Super Skinny & Super Fat Eye Marker, Roll on Eye Shimmer, Fabulous Eye Lashes and Studio Liquid Liner, and Liquid Crystal Liner.
In mid-October, NYX Cosmetics launched into Ricky's NYC and will initially be sold in 28 stores. The one-stop-shop for everything beauty will be the first major retailer in the heart of New York City to carry the NYX line and will offer more than 384 SKUs, featuring products such as The Curve, Roll on Eye Shimmer, Soft Matte Lip Cream and Collection Noir.
"Ricky's is excited to be the premier retailer of NYX cosmetics in NYC," stated Marlyn Roquemore, director of buying and product development at Ricky's NYC. "The brand is a perfect complement to our extensive product range in color and cosmetic accessories. "
Ricky's NYC and PacSun join NYX's current availability in 50-plus countries at department stores, freestanding shops and beauty supply stores.


text:
I Am the Walrus: A Story of Ambien and Nighttime Excursions
Today we discuss Zolpidem, or Ambien, the sleeping medication notorious for its paradoxical side effects and dip into what it reveals about the science of consciousness.
Benjamin Turley: Hello, my name is Benjamin Turley and welcome back to Pharmatopia. In this podcast we explore the history and laws that make up modern drug culture and give in-depth analysis into the amazing and occasionally odd stories from the world's black, and not-so-black market.
Benjamin Turley: On today's show we will be discussing Zolpidem, or Ambien, the sleeping medication notorious for its paradoxical side effects and dip into what it reveals about the science of consciousness. We'll talk about its use recreationally with Reddit moderator Tyler, who you may know better as Tyzon05, and medically with Dr. John Whyte who is studying whether this class of sleeping medication can help people, of all things, out of comatose states. So sit down, relax, and let's find out if that bump in the night was you all along.
Benjamin Turley: One of the beauties of the social media site Reddit is its niche communities, or subreddits. The drug presence is especially fascinating to me and I've spent a good amount of time browsing those small populations dedicated to their mind altering substance of choice. However, there is one subreddit in particular which caught my eye that resides a little outside the rest of the pharmaceutical sphere. It is a community dedicated to the drug Zolpidem, or Ambien as you probably know it, which is the most popular prescription sleeping medication in the world. Right off the bat, you might think this is a little odd. How could a drug which puts people to sleep amass twenty-three thousand subscribers in its dedicated community? Well, the answer lies on the right front page of the subreddit. Unlike other drug communities which post dosage information and articles relating to the substance, r-slash-Ambien is dedicated to experience. You see, Ambien is unique in that it can posses paradoxical properties. That means instead of its normal effect of sedating you, in some cases it will do exactly the opposite and make you more active, even when asleep. If you take the drug as recommended and experience this effect, it could mean getting up in the middle of the night and making yourself a sandwich. However, for those psychonauts on the Ambien subreddit, this means resisting the urge to sleep altogether. On today is a fellow Reddit user who is pretty familiar with the goings on of the Ambien community.
Tyler: My name is Tyler. I go by Tyzon05 on Reddit. I moderate a couple of subreddits over there, including r/Ambien.
Benjamin Turley: So how did you get into this drug scene?
Tyler: It's just something I gravitated towards when I started using Reddit. I guess the timing was just right. I'd say I'm pretty familiar with it. I'm not prescribed it anymore, but for about six months there I was taking the drug fairly regularly as a sleep aid.
Tyler: Most of the posts you'll see on the front page are people on Ambien either writing or sharing things that happened to them while on Ambien.
Tyler: I think a lot of it is exaggerated. I hate to say it but a lot of it I think is just people looking for upvotes.
Tyler: We get everything you can think of almost from just complete gibberish to screenshots of people, like I said texting or communicating with other people on Ambien. I will get people that just come in and tell disaster stories. We get people who come and and tell just stories where they have a great time. It's a real mixed bag.
Tyler: There's a theme that I think is kinda common and its (this has actually happened to me as well) people ordering things while under the influence, like on Amazon that sort of thing. My favorite that I've seen on the subreddit was someone bought a live Golden Tibetan Yak. But he posted a receipt, a credit card receipt from 2:00 AM for about three thousand dollars. Yeah, a Yak? That's a whole nother level. You're ordering livestock.
- Adventure, Darling – Gillicuddy
- Enthusiast – Tours
- Ode to a Baby Sandstorm – Ghostly Dust Machine


text:
Personal Info
1. Name: André Vartanian
2. Age: 25
3. Location: South England
4. What kind of work/studies do you do?: HGV Mechanic
Basic character info
1. Your character's armory: http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/character/a ... y/advanced
2. Your warcraftlogs reports: https://www.warcraftlogs.com/rankings/c ... est#boss=0
3. Your raiding UI (video or screenshot) this is optional but appreciated to give us an idea of how you play: https://www/aurumguild.net/forum/viewto ... ?f=9&t=302
Guild and raiding history
1. What is your raiding history?: Raiding since Molten core but I skipped Cata and Mop as expansions. (Mage in vanilla and BC, Tank in WotLK)
2. What is your guild history and what is your reason for leaving previous guilds? (lack of progression, loot system, clash of opinions etc): Recently Left "Two Tents" because they changed their mind about progressing Mythic HFC
3. Do you play any alts and if so what classes/specs? If so, what is your raiding experience with your alts? I have a feral/resto druid with leg ring and full professions.
4. Why do you want to join Aurum and what goals do you have as a raider? To finish this tier of content before Legion and meet new players for that time.
5. What do you think you can bring to Aurum and what do you expect of us as a guild? I expect light-hearted professionalism and I'll give the same.
6. How did you hear of Aurum? MMO champion, word of mouth, wow-europe forums etc I looked through wowprogress.com
7. Do you know anyone in Aurum that can vouch for you? No I've only spoken to colles so far.
1. Your battle.tag: Rikity#2734
2. Do you have an authenticator linked to your account?: I don't think so.
3. Any additional info you feel we should know?:


text:
Meet the 2016 'Father of the Year' finalists.
- Gregory Washington, father of 5
- Carl Williams, father of 3
- And Rick Jamison, father of 4
Each of these dads completed an intense 6 week 'boot camp'. All day sessions are led by caring instructors. The men discover they do have what it takes to be good parents. They just need a little help pulling it out and building strong family ties. Depending on need, clients have at their disposal a legal clinic, GED classes, job preparation and parenting classes.
How did the program help the three finalists?
Greg Washington says, 'I went there just wanting an understanding on how to deal with the child support and everything, and doing one on one with Mr. Irons. I learned more. I learned how to communicate, how to wear a tie to interviews, just to present myself better as a man.'
Carl Williams says, 'It really taught me, how to handle life situations a little better to be more responsible. It really changed my frame of thinking and even towards my kids.
Rick Jamison says,"It changed me a lot because it not only made me patient, but it made, actually I got a better relationship with my kids. I didn't think I could do that but I actually have a better relationship because that patience goes a long way."
'When dads are absentee or marginally involved children suffer.
The Father of the Year will be honored at the Fathers' Support Center annual Toast to Fathers Dinner on June 16, 2016. For information about client services, voting for one of the graduates or dinner tickets you`ll find the link below. You have until midnight tonight to cast your vote.
More information: http://fatherssupportcenter.org/events/father-of-the-year/


text:
The Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel was fastest during the morning session of the first day of testing in Barcelona this week.
On the Medium tyres four-time world champion of Formula 1 showed the best time is 1.20,396, yielding a second result of Lewis Hamilton, which was installed last Friday.
Exactly two tenths from Vettel behind Valtteri Bottas, who rode one lap less than the Germans. Vettel ran 86 laps and was the leader of the passed distance.
Took third place in the Red Bull Racing driver Max Verstappen, who replaced the unwell on Tuesday Daniel ricciardo and recorded in the asset 85 laps as Bottas.
Fourth place at the end of the morning took the pilot Toro Rosso Pierre went Out and rounded out the top 5 Kevin Magnussen.
Russian racer Sergey Sirotkin drove 41 circle and became the seventh with a lag 1,192 seconds.
The last line of the Protocol held the pilot of McLaren Stoffel Vandorn staying on the track due to technical problems after four laps.
Text online broadcast of the first day of the second block the pre-season tests in Barcelona with photos you can view on our website.
Subscribe to our channel in the Telegram!
Source translated by Яндекс.Переводчик


text:
Tensions boiled over at the election rally of Germany's anti-euro party Alternative fuer Deutschland (AfD), when far-left activists attacked the leader on Saturday.
Leader of German anti-euro party attacked at election rally
Leader of German anti-euro party attacked at election rally
Bernd Lucke was pushed to the ground in the northern city of Bremen and one campaign worker was attacked with a knife.
It is the latest in a string of scuffles between the far-left and the party which is calling for the return of the deutsche mark.
Over in Berlin, 150 far-right nationalists protesting against a new home for asylum seekers were met by a 750 strong force of counter demonstrators.
The issue of refugees is proving a hot topic ahead of the elections in less than a month. Last week Chancellor Merkel warned against far-right extremism. Polls suggest she is likely to make a comfortable to return.


text:
Search Categories
Wholesale Kitchen Ware and Table Ware Suppliers
Counter top sales, point of sale, impulse buys and add-on purchases can really help your bottom line. Delight and surprise every customer with a range of add-on products; kitchen ware and table ware that will add unexpected dollars to your bottom line.
Eco Chopping Boards
Eco Chopping Boards are made from genuine, sustainable camphor laurel in beautiful Byron Bay. Naturally anti-bacterial, they are wonderful for kitchen uses as cutting and chopping boards however they also deserve high visibility on buffets and for table service where they double as gorgeous platters. Look for the Eco Chopping Boards logo to guarantee quality and that you are getting the only Byron Bay made chopping...
Earth Bottles
Earth Bottles are out to save the world, one reusable bottle at a time! With their elegant good looks and infinitely practical design, they make hydration stylish and sustainable. Choose from pale or ebony faux wood and do your little bit for the environment.
Fressko Flasks
Fressko presents stylish, practical and convenient glass flasks for porting water, fruit-water, hot or iced tea, hot or chilled coffee or juices when on-the-go. Double walled for safety and to maintain the contents' temperature, they feature a beautiful bamboo, leak-proof lid. Made from chemical free, pure glass, Fressko Flasks won't taint or contaminate contents.
tchill Bag Ice Bucket
TchillBag is the funkiest, trendiest & most versatile Ice Bucket At last, an ice bucket you can take proudly anywhere, anytime! Looking for a convenient alternative to a heavy, metal ice bucket? Don't want to carry around a big wine cooler container? Need an attractive gift bag for a bottle of wine or champagne?


text:
Thank your for visiting our Dubai Call Girl Agency Website. We opens 24/7 and Have Incall Services Available at All Major locations.
If you are Near Dubai Marina, Deira Dubai, Bur Dubai, JBR, JLT, Jumeirah Road, Sheikh Zayed Road, Jebel Ali, Downtown Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah etc. you can expect our services to be as fast as within 30 Minutes.