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Taylor Swift Donates to Hospital that Saved GodsonJaime King took to social media to thank Swift publicly.
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Taylor Swift Wishes Blake Lively Happy Birthday, Koala StyleTaylor Swift knows how to melt hearts.
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Israeli Air Force planes attacked a target along the Syrian-Lebanese border overnight, Western sources were quoted in saying.
Lebanese sources reported heavy Israeli Air Force activity overnight but later the Lebanese state run news agency NNA media denied reports of an attack.
Reports said Israel had attacked a weapons convoy. Israeli television said the convoy might have been moving anti-aircraft rockets from Syria to Lebanon.
Syria has been described as a "chemical weapons superpower." Israel has long warned that as the regime in Damascus disintegrates, Syrian President Bashar Assad could try to transfer its chemicals weapons stockpile to Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Israel declined to comment on the reports but earlier this week warned it might intervene if Syria seemed to be losing control of its chemical weapons.
Earlier Israel moved Iron Dome anti-missile batteries to Haifa in northern Israel.
Netanyahu Talks to US Congressmen about Syria
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Fresh images from 'Inside Llewyn Davis' put a different spin on orange and teal
After initially being something of a question mark on the schedule (remember when IMDb rather unconvincingly asserted that it was being released in February?), the Coen Brothers' "Inside Llewyn Davis" now seems to be falling into the prestige groove we expect for the directors' work these days. A high-profile premiere in Competition at Cannes is just around the corner, while last week, an awards-friendly release date of December 6 was announced for the period folk-music drama. CBS Films may not be terribly experienced in this game, but they sure are aware that three of the brothers' last four films nabbed Best Picture nominations.
To whet our appetite for the film, and handful of new stills from it have hit the web, and very handsome they are too. A couple of them we've seen before in monochrome, but they really pop with the addition of color. In a different but comparable way to their last 1960s-set piece, "A Serious Man," the Coens appear to be using a rich but selective palette to evoke the fashions and aesthetics of the era: here, the autumnal hues and natural textures popular in Greenwich Village bohemia (and glimpsed in a certain phase of "Mad Men") are the order of the day. Orange-and-teal has never looked so retro-chic.
The creator of these images, it's worth noting, is not Roger Deakins: the Coens' favorite cinematographer (he's shot 11 of their films, earning Oscar nods for five of them) wasn't available this time round. Instead, it's Frenchman Bruno Delbonnel doing the honors, and he's hardly a secondary replacement. (When Deakins isn't around, nothing but the best will do for the brothers: "Burn After Reading" was shot by an understretched Emmanuel Lubezki.) Oscar-nominated for "Amelie," "A Very Long Engagement" and -- in something of a surprise -- "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," he's well known for his stylized use of color, often to romantic or nostalgic effect; everything we've seen of the film is clearly his work.
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Tori Black is for fans of 80's, Electronic , And Alternative Genres. The Darker Side of Synth!
For Fans of 80's, Electronic, And Alternative Genres! Tori Black is a Solo Project by Victoria Islas. It was made to make you move,groove, and open your mind to a darker side of Synth Pop. "I always thought I was different but I realized I am and I make sure to add that in the music I stay up late at night making". Writing all her music in a bright orange and yellow painted room with crumbled paper all over the floor. She is currently recording her 7 song EP called "Impermanent Human" in San Diego, California and it is to be launched out in February 2011. Catch her newest single "Dark Madonna" on almost all major online digital distributors, Out now!
Dark Madonna
Written By: Victoria Islas PKA Tori Black
Song Title: Dark Madonna
Song & Lyrics Written by: Victoria Islas PKA Tori Black
I want her black eyes
I want her black hair
I want her tattooed skin
Shes my Dark Madonna
Verse 1
She must be a vampire cause she sucked the blood out of my heart.
She said she loved you only once and you fell ,fell for it hard.
This type of girl only comes around one time and she fly's away like a bat.
and you'll never see her again don't expect a goodbye.
Shes dressed in black she'll steal your heart and never give it back.
oh, oh, oh,
She must be a vampire
Verse 2
This girl you'll find her late at night.
She wont look at you or give you any of her time.
Beware shes more poisonous than any rattle snake.
One bite the doctor says its just to late.
haha she trapped another one again.
Shes dressed in black, she'll steal your heart and never ever give it back
And everyday she'll make you feel as if your attending your own funeral
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One Chance
Paul Potts
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In 1990, the joint efforts of the World Cup and the Three Tenors provided opera singing with its biggest ever foray into the pop charts. Unassuming tenor Paul Potts, originally from Bristol, took opera back to the very top of the charts with the album One Chance 17 years later, and he too had a helping hand from the enormously popular television talent show Britain's Got Talent. There is no denying that Paul Potts has indeed got talent, but is he a better singer than any of the Three Tenors? Certainly not. Still, a TV talent show captures the public almost as much as the World Cup, and Potts rides this wave extremely well. He began his trip into TV stardom singing that staple of operatic performance Nessun Dorma, and this aria opens the album too. The problem is that by 2007 the song was so famous that Potts openly invites comparisons with a multitude of operatic tenors who have sung it before. Not that this is any bad thing; it's a difficult song to sing well and Potts does sing nicely in tune, every note well rehearsed, but there is a lack of real feeling and emotion that betrays his rapid rise. In fact, One Chance is not really an opera album at all, and the millions of people who bought it thinking they were buying into a slice of high culture got an album filled with tracks like "Time to Say Goodbye" (Con Te Partirò), a hit single from Sarah Brightman and Andrea Bocelli; "Everybody Hurts" (Ognuno Soffre), originally by R.E.M.; and versions of "My Way," "Cavatina" (the theme from The Deer Hunter), and Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Music of the Night" from Phantom of the Opera. The track "Caruso" had been recorded by almost everyone in this genre from Russell Watson to Il Divo, and in a similar way that Vittorio Grigolo took a modern pop song, Keane's "Bedshaped," and made it sound like an operatic aria, so Potts translates Westlife's "You Raise Me Up" into Italian and produces a sound far removed from the Westlife hit. One Chance was the sort of album that had the stamp of Simon Cowell all over it, very similar to his Il Divo projects. Cowell had an ear for a good tune, and knew what would sell and how to package the moment to maximum effect. This is the type of album that comes along every so often and persuades people that they like opera, when previously they might have thought they did not. If it went on to introduce anybody to other singers in the genre aside from Paul Potts, no doubt he would be one of the first to cheer, but unfortunately, as with the Three Tenors, once out of the spotlight, so was the music. [A ten-track U.K. version of One Chance was also released.]
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Me encanta la voz de este dude es genial
Nacido(a): 13 de octubre de 1970 en Bristol, England
Género: Clásica
Años de actividad: '00s, '10s
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- Publicado: 13/07/2007
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The Fast Food Ban
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"when did you publish this article? Also banning it won't help, it will make things worse. "
Banning Fast Food restaurants will not help people eat healthier, I'm sure most people would just drive further to find them anyway. It all comes down to people taking responsibility for their own actions and choosing not to make a steady diet of the bad foods they serve and choosing healthier items it would force these places to change or close down. But, of course since people are allowed to sue because coffee is too hot and get away with it proves most people will not take responsibility for their actions and would rather sue then admit their own stupidity. So banning these restaurants only serves to take jobs from teenagers and retirees and for people who only get 1/2 hour for lunch or forgot their lunch a side salad is better than nothing. But I do beleive someday people will start to take responsibility for their actions and that will be a whole new set of questions for your readers to comment on.. Can't wait!! But that's just my opinion!! Merry Christmas to all!
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If you enjoy challenging greens and a not too overbearing of a course, you have come to the right place. Bloomingdale Golf Club offers an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all levels.
Valley Green Executive Golf Course
Valley Green hosts a laid-back, unobtrusive environment perfect for those who are new to golfing, kids, leagues, or those experienced golfers who want to concentrate on their short game. Try their famous Night-light golf! Valley Green is a public, 18 hole, Par 60, 3841 yard executive course. Open all winter...weather permitting.
CITY:North Aurora
Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, Ill., is a $130 million, 1.5-mile, D-shaped, tri-oval speedway that annually hosts the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR XFINITY Series, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series and ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards. Chicagoland Speedway sits on 930 acres of land, which is large enough to accommodate 42 United Centers (home of the Chicago Bulls and Blackhawks). Chicagoland Speedway provides 500 acres of free parking for more than 30,000 vehicles. Standing at 15 stories tall, Chicagoland Speedway's grandstands are approximately the same height as the Navy Pier Ferris Wheel in downtown Chicago!
This premier public golf course was designed by architect Greg Martin on the farmland locally known as "The Ridge" in 2007. The front nine plays as a links-style course, while the back nine features elevation changes and spectacular views of the surrounding countryside. 18 holes, par 71. Distance: 6,604. Whitetail Ridge offers the perfect venue to host your wedding or golf outing. The 24,000 square foot clubhouse features a beautiful restaurant and bar that seats 100 people, with a balcony that overlooks the front nine. The elegant Ballroom accommodates parties of up to 350 people, and is complimented by the Terrace Room, with a private balcony, that can host business meetings and smaller events such as wedding and baby showers, and business meetings. The lower level of the clubhouse features the 19th Hole with a private bar, and seating for up to 50. The patio and outdoor party area provide an ideal place for your outdoor wedding, party, or post-outing summer fun and socializing. Three-time winner Bride's Choice Award and 2014 Couple's Choice Award winner.
Featured on The Golf Scene with Steve Kashul and Heralded as one of Chicagoland's best buys for 18 holes, Settler's Hill is a favorite in Kane County and beyond. Here links, parkland and water holes combine to create a truly varied and memorable golf experience. Quirky greens, deep bunkers and colorful seasonal wildflower displays add to the course's charm. Superb conditioning and a casual atmosphere make Settler's Hill welcoming and enjoyable for all levels of golfers. The course's west-central location in Batavia near the Fox River makes Settler's Hill a natural choice for meeting friends for a round or planning an outing.
Golfers will enjoy all that Bliss Creek has to offer, from the casual atmosphere of the bar and grill, to cocktails on the deck overlooking the first hole. With the addition of the Pine Room, a dedicated building designed specifically for golf outings, it is the perfect course for any size outing or fundraiser. Open to the public daily, it offers beautiful, tree-lined fairways, well-placed water hazards and a challenging 18 holes of golf that can most often be played in less than four hours. Truly one of the best golf values in the Chicagoland area.
CITY:Sugar Grove
Northern Illinois University Huskie Stadium
The 2015 football season will mark the 50th Anniversary of Northern Illinois University's Huskie Stadium, the on-campus facility that has been the site of 163 wins by the NIU football team over the last 50 seasons, four MAC Championship teams and many of the greatest players in school history. Dedicated on November 6, 1965 with a 48-6 NIU win over Illinois State on Homecoming, the stadium was named Huskie Stadium in 1974 as part of NIU's 75th Anniversary celebration. On August 28, 2003, the facility was rededicated as Brigham Field at Huskie Stadium in honor of the late Dr. Robert J. Brigham, an institutional icon who carried the school's colors for more than 50 years as a student-athlete, assistant coach, head coach, director of athletics, and special assistant to the president before his retirement in June 2001. The facility has also been the site of NIU field hockey and soccer matches, high school football games, including the 2013 & 2015 Illinois High School Association Football Championships, drum corps competitions, community events and even weddings.
Old Oak Country Club, located just 20 minutes from Chicago, was built in 1926 on a tract of land in Homer Glen, Illinois that is dominated by large oaks, hickory's and Long Run Creek. The 18 hole golf course has been skillfully carved out of the natural environment. The rustic beauty of the tract is the perfect compliment to this challenging golf course. The golf course measures 6,609 yards from the gold tees, and at par 71 this creates quite the golfing challenge. The blue tees play at 6,239 and the Red tees play at 5,298 so pick the tee box that suits your game.
One of Chicagoland's top five courses, Orchard Valley Golf Course is an 18-hole, 6,800-yard, par-72 championship layout open to the public. Featuring four sets of tees, this beautiful course offers the appropriate challenge to all skill levels. Orchard Valley has been distinguished by Golf Digest Magazine as a 4 1/2 star facility.
Opened in 1930 and designed by C.H. Muelenford and Sam Sneed. Hundreds of tall oak trees throughout the course (some oaks are centuries old), complimented by five lakes and Long Run Creek, will test your shot making abilities. Big Run Golf Club can be difficult but enjoyable, challenging and sporty. The course has never stood on it's laurels, it has been reshaped over the years to compliment both the improvements in today's golfers and to take advantage of this scenic piece of land golfers have come to enjoy.
Come experience a special brand of bowling fun! As one of the largest centers in Illinois, Parkside Lanes is able to offer a variety of bowling formats, including open bowling, junior and adult league bowling, Sport sanctioned bowling, IHSA high school bowling, birthday parties, corporate events, fundraisers and more. Please use their Open Bowl information page or call for lane availability.
Recently sweeping the national award season, Mistwood Golf Club was selected as Golf Magazine's " Renovation of the Year", one of Golf Digest's "Best New Courses", and one of Golf Range Magazine's "Top 50 Public Ranges"! Designed and renovated by course designer Ray Hearn, Mistwood Golf Club features 20 St. Andrews- style sod-wall bunkers, truly bringing a feeling of Scotland to the Midwest. Additionally, Mistwood has five tee placements per hole with the ability to now play over 7,000 yards. Part of the recent renovation also included the construction of a brand new 5,000 square foot Performance Center at the foot of our driving range that offers custom club fitting, club repair services, and lessons. Construction of a new Scottish-style, 26,000 square foot clubhouse is currently underway, and will be complete in the summer of 2015. Come experience Chicagoland's premier public course. Come experience Mistwood Golf Club!
Located in Lockport, IL, just 40 miles southwest of Chicago's Loop, Broken Arrow features 27 holes of Championship Golf, Driving Range, and Banquet Venue. Broken Arrow utilizes the "Prolink" GPS System by GPS Industries on its entire fleet of Club Car Golf Carts. These large and easy to use systems act as "virtual caddies" designed to give you all the information you need. At a glance, golfers can see the entire hole, hazards, bunkers, and rough areas. This system also allows the golf shop to issue weather warnings and other messages to golfers. The clubhouse features a full service golf shop, snack bar, locker rooms, restaurant, and banquet room. Accommodating up to 250 guest events, the Banquet Room is perfect for making your dream event a reality! With 27 holes of Championship Golf, Restaurant, and Banquet Venue, Broken Arrow has plenty to offer.
Put some adventure into your getaway with our CPX package! This package includes two tickets to Challenge Park Extreme Sports, which has a paintball city, skate park, and mountain bike park! Also included is overnight accommodations at our hotel, complimentary hot buffet breakfast, and unlimited use of our heated indoor pool and whirlpool. You must be 10 years of age to participate in any activities at CPX Sports.
This indoor sports facility offers soccer, lacrosse, floor hockey and basketball.
CITY:St. Charles
Home for soccer, go-karts, mini-golf, indoor golf and batting cages.
Chicago Golf and Tiki Tees course commands some of the finest views of Dekalb open space and trails. The facility features a challenging 9-hole championship golf course. Its beautiful, mature and lush foliage and trees complement the manicured greens, tees and fairways. Combined with its exceptional course design, golfers of all skill levels return time and again to play. There is also a Club House, Tiki Bar for outdoor events, and indoor banquet hall for up to 160 guests.
GameWorks is the perfect place for your next event. You can eat, drink and play all under one roof! GameWorks has an awesome catering menu, private rooms and lounge areas, pool tables and state of the art video games. GameWorks provides options for groups of all sizes from 10 to 1200 guests.
This public course has tree-lined fairways and a hilly terrain. There is a creek and lake that come into play on six holes, and out-of-bounds stakes on just about every hole.
Blackhawk Restaurant Group has created four brands in Illinois--- all with the same contemporary style, comfortable design, and tempting menu-- but each with its own unique personality. We offer a warm, contemporary and comfortable setting for adults to enjoy smaller plates, sweet treats, gourmet coffee and tea, along with beer and wine. We are your neighborhood place to play Illinois' newest slot and video poker games. Come in and experience a new kind of fun!
Nestled on the banks of the Fox River and used annually by tens of thousands of people, the 9-hole regulation Pottawatomie Golf Course, which is owned and operated by the St. Charles Park District, is certainly the most beautiful golf course in the Fox Valley area offering scenic views with lush landscapes along the shore of the Fox River.
CITY:St. Charles
This is the ultimate destination for anyone who loves sports. The only sports bar with 22 projection TVs and 140 flat screen TVs. If your sport is on TV they have it! OTB, slots, shuffleboard tables, pool tables, sand volleyball, team trivia, indoor tobacco shop and lounge. Fantastic menu, MUG club and drink specials. Three separate bars and private spaces available for catered parties. Salsa dancing w lessons featured on Tuesday's and Friday's as well as Team Trivia Tuesday's and Thursday's.
This 18-hole championship golf course, featuring wildflowers and elevated tees, offers spectacular views of the Fox Valley region.
A state-of-the-art ice training facility featuring figure skating, hockey for every age and skill level, goalie training, meeting rooms and concessions.
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EUGENE, Ore. - Infrared cameras may be able to detect changes in heat patterns in breast tissue that indicate increased risk for breast cancer.
Ingrid Edstrom, a Eugene nurse practitioner, is one of two people in Oregon using the tool to examine patients.
The camera detects changes in the breat which could indicate a risk for breast cancer.
Since breast cancer takes years before it shows up on a mammogram, the camera may help provide an early warning to patients concerned about developing the disease.
"Infrared cameras see into the future," Edstrom said.
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What Doesn't Show Up On The Bottom Line Counts
In corporate life, we often hear a distinction between the hard stuff, specific numbers that are boldly manifested on the balance sheet, and soft stuff, essential but invisible concepts like engagement, participation, respect, and trust that can't be directly quantified.
Best Places to Work: Where Innovation and Mindfulness Meet
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Alicia Keys, Lenny Kravitz Coming to 'Empire' Season 2Ne-Yo will pen music for the show, too.
Interview: Ne-Yo on 'Non-Fiction,' His Infidelities & the Power of BeyoncéFor Ne-Yo, writing his latest album, Non-Fiction, was a bit like standing in front of a large group of people totally naked.
Related Questions: Ne-Yo - 'She Knows'This time around we're talking with Ne-Yo about his latest single to find out what it is she actually knows, why his mom will always know best and the one thing Beyoncé knows how to do that all other female performers wish they could do.
Ne-Yo Sues Ex-Manager Who Allegedly Cheated Him Out of Over $4 MillionNe-Yo appears to be out some $4.5 million after his manager, he claims, ripped him off.
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Celine Dion Drops New Song 'Loved Me Back To Life,' Announces New AlbumSay goodbye to the "My Heart Will Go On" Celine Dion you used to know and love, and say hello to a more EDM-influenced Celine.
Beyonce's New Album Isn't Coming As Soon As We Think, Ne-Yo Claims"I'm still putting stuff together for Beyonce's album," he told Billboard. "They're still trying to figure out what they want that to be, which I'm not mad at."
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"Exciting," "addictive, and "believable" are but a few of the adjectives presenters at the "Top Thrills" panel at LJ's 18th annual Day of Dialog used to describe their latest books, among the season's best suspense and mystery novels.
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For librarians headed to ALA Midwinter in Seattle, may I strongly suggest NO STARBUCKS. As a general rule, this is expected of the resident. For the visitor, abstaining for one day is good enough.
Instead, as a Seattle native, I recommend a ten-minute walk (probably in the rain) to a few of Seattle's superlative and nearby-the-Convention-Center cafés, located along the E. Pine/ E. Pike St. corridor in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.


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Location: Cunjerong Point
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Overnight, the mysterious evil bond vigilantes not only launched another attack on Italy (didn't they just renew the ban on naked short sell?), but also set their sights on Spain. I have a hunch that this might be bad news, though with today's market you never know.
Back in early August, when bond vigilantes' Assault of 2011 was just starting, I was cautiously optimistic that Eurocrats might, if only barely, be able to hold things together this time. Since then, I have been increasingly acquiring a sense of awe over the seemingly inexhaustible and inexplicable ingenuity of Eurocrats in their relentless pursuit of experiencing all 4,819 ways of Painful, Slow Suicide. They have managed to severely punish everybody, including MF Global and Goldman (NYSE:GS), who has the audacity of placing any trust, confidence, or hope on them. How dare you.
Could this be It, the climax after what seemed like never-ending dry hump? In any case, it's very likely that eurozone is finally finding itself at the fork in the road: they either get serious about saving the euro or call it quits. I shall refrain from making any suggestions, of which I'm sure more than enough have already been offered by people much better qualified. Suffice it to say here that it will be an interesting day.
Aside from the usual, expected, boring stuff -- equities crash, dollar surge, commodities crash, gold crash, possibly even US treasuries crash, more intriguing and revealing will be the following:
- What happens in CDS land -- will it price in the possibility of non-triggering haircuts in Italy/Spain/France? If banks ultimately agreed to be volunteered on the Greek haircuts, ostensibly the same calculation could hold in the case of Italy/Spain/France, except on a scale that's a few orders of magnitude bigger.
- Will there be bank runs in peripheral (which now includes France apparently) and transfer of deposits to the core (Germany)? It's already happened, silently, in Greece. Will it happen in Italy now especially that Unicredit has been exposed?
- How far and wide will deleveraing chain reaction go once started by banks? It's hard not to link the recent selling of Chinese bank stakes by US banks to the euro crisis, aside from concerns on Chinese banks and economy itself. What will they sell next?
- How stressed will money markets (bank funding) be in Europe and US?
Get ready for the adrenalin rush, boys.
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There are lots of short distance suggested hikes (called PR) that run through the park. One popular day hike is the trek to the Yelmo, one of the highest peaks in the area. The route from the village is well-marked by red and white stripes painted onto rocks. It's a long day walk so be sure to pack enough food and water.
Level of Difficulty: Medium (if you're going to bivvy, Easy if you're just going for a day hike). Bus 724 from Madrid's Plaza de Castilla interchange departs every half an hour.
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Best time to go: late spring or early summer before the fierce Madrid summer heat descends.
Europe's third largest city may not have a beach like Barcelona, but if you come on a city break to Madrid sunbathing is the last thing that'll be on your mind. Spain's capital is one bursting with culture and activities for tourists at every turn, with museums, art galleries and night after night of sexy flamenco.
Madrid's tourism board will proudly inform you that the city has more bars per square metre than anywhere else in Europe. When it comes to appearances Madrid is hard to beat too, having retained much of its historic and regal flair seen in its wide boulevards, elegant fountains and royal parks. And for those of you who are bad with your bearings, don't worry, despite the size of this metropolis, Madrid's centre is surprisingly small. It has one of Europe's best metros too.
The mercury bursts out of thermometers in July in Madrid, so the best place to head to is a terrace. Atenas is one of the city's best, located in a park just a stone's throw from the Manzanares River. Expect chilled-out tunes, live music and respite from the soaring temperatures (Calle Segovia/Calle Cuesta de la Vega, terrazaatenas.com).
As the temperature shoots up in June, all minds turn to matters aquatic. The biggest and arguably most enjoyable pool is to be found in the Casa de Campo (Paseo Puerta del Ángel, 7. Metro Lago) but there is also a swanky rooftop watering hole atop the Emperador Hotel on Gran Vía (www.emperadorhotel.com)
Hang your head in shame if you leave the city without visiting the Prado art gallery (Calle Ruiz de Alarcón 23). The permanent collection is wonderful and the temporary exhibitions are very good too. This month Goya's portrait of Don Pedro de Alcántara Téllez-Girón y Pacheco, 9th Duke of Osuna is on display - on loan from the Frick Collection in New York, where it is normally housed. Until 24 April, museodelprado.es.
The Matadero cultural center in the south of the city is a hub of all kinds of artistic activity, but it also plays host to a farmers market every month. In November, more than 50 stallholders will be plying their local wares to visitors, anything from Spanish cheeses and olive oils, to hamburgers and fresh veg. 28-29 November, http://mercadoproductores.es.
Flamenco continues to thrive in the Spanish capital, and while there are plenty of tourist based options, for something a little more underground head to El Juglar on Sunday nights, where up and coming local talent struts its stuff on a tiny stage (37 Calle de Lavapiés, Metro Lavapiés).
For some unbeatable views of the city, check out the Gymage Lounge Resort, which is a gym, hotel, restaurant and rooftop terrace cocktail bar all rolled into one. In the scorching August heat a late-night visit to the roof to take in the sights is the best plan. (gymage.es)
May is a great month to visit Madrid, as the weather is pleasant without being too hot and Madrileños of all ages get out on the streets to enjoy their patron saint festivities (May 11-15). San Isidro is the saint being celebrated, with parades, concerts and fireworks marking the occasion. (www.esmadrid.com/en)
Part of Madrid's so called "golden triangle" of museums, the Reina Sofía is Madrid's home for 20th-century art. Picasso's Guernica is the most famous part of its collection, but there is also work from Salvador Dalí, Joan Miró and Juan Gris. Unlike the other museums in the city it's open Monday (but closed Tuesday!).
Madrid's penitents, in their distinctive hooded garb, take to the streets for the annual Easter processions. Check http://www.esmadrid.com/ for the full routes for these atmospheric religious marches, which will run from March 20 to 27.
Forget Father Christmas, for Spaniards gifts are delivered courtesy of the Three Kings, who will be arriving in Madrid with their own special parade on Kings Night, 5 January. The procession is a firm family favourite, and will run from Nuevos Ministerios down to Plaza Cibeles. (http://www.esmadrid.com/en)
A visit to Madrid would not be complete without a trip to the Rastro flea market, which sets up every Sunday and bank holiday down Ribera de Curtidores street in La Latina. From vintage clothing and military memorabilia to classic vinyl and samurai swords, you'll find it all here. madrid.es
Madrid is now teeming with gourmet markets, and it's much the better for it. One of the more interesting options is Mercado de San Ildefonso, which finds its home in the shopper's paradise of Calle Fuencarral. Expect a mix of mouth-watering food, including prawns, calamari, Iberian jamón and Spanish sausages on offer, and a very cool crowd of locals (57 Calle Fuencarral, Metro Tribunal).
If the limited pools in the city centre aren't enough to cool you down, then catch a bus from Avenida de America and head to the brilliantly named Aquopolis water park, where you can enjoy the flume rides, slides and dolphin shows. villanueva.aquopolis.es
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Finger foods n sippy cups
We are using a sippy bottle type thing. Its a bottle with sippy cup handles and a nipple type spout. LO loves it!! She will feed herself even if it takes an hour to drink the entire bottle, lol... We got the 6m+ NUK sippy bottle.
As far as finger foods, we've just let LO taste what we eat. Last night she had mashed potatoes and a few sucks of an oreo :)
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I think you are a little early on these things IMO. My DD wasn't interested in puffs and other finger foods till more like 8-9 months. I know some people start sippy cups earlier, but I don't plan on trying until closer to lo's first birthday. With my DD it was a slow process getting off the bottle. The last one she ditched was her before bed bottle and that wasn't until 18 months (and my pedi said that was good).
Don't worry, lo will get there. In terms of the finger foods maybe just take a break with the finger fioods for a few weeks and then introduce again.
ETA: I know every baby is different and maybe I was just late on all these!
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My lo is the exact same way. I am also a ftm. My lo is really not all that interested in solids, she does not hold her own bottle and does not yet have her pincher grasp. We have been trying at least a little purees everyday but she is just really not into it. Dont worry so much go with your gut and you lo will let you know what she is ready for. I would think you could try a sippy cup now... My personal opinion is that the only thing that should ever be in a bottle is milk/formula. A sippy cup is for everything else.
My LO is very interested in finger foods, he stole a piece of pizza off my plate the other day and started gnawing on it. Of course I took it away, I'm terrified. He does get Mum Mums and LOVES them. I have given him the Gerber puffs and yogurt melts but he is still learning.
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I got the Gerber puffs because someone posted them here and I was curious to see if lo would eat them without choking. He loves them and they melt very easly. I give lo a few once in a while. I haven't tried anything else besides these yet. As for the sippy cup, I got one a couple of months ago and he would only chewed on it and a few weeks ago I got one with a straw and I was surprised to see that he can actually drink from the straw. I only put a little bit of water in it, but for us the one with the straw works better. They are for 4 months and up.
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I need some schooling on lipos I don't know much but I do now they are dangerous so if I can get some advice about lipos that would be great
Thanks guys
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In my opinion, NiMH is more dangerous than LiPo. I have seen NiMH pop a cell without any warning... I have never seen a LiPo vent without warning. As a matter of fact, I have severely abused a LiPo trying to get it to do vent out in the spectacular fashion you see on YouTube. I over discharged it, I over charged it, I exceeded the maximum charge rate, I charged it in NiMH mode... everything I could think of. It didn't do anything out of the ordinary until I stabbed it repeatedly with a nail... and then it only swelled up (puffed) and let out some smoke. No flame. No explosion. No fire. Kind of a let down, really. lol
I wrote this a while back so not all of it will apply here, however, I feel that it is important to have as much factual LiPo information as possible all in one location. Try not to get overwhelmed... just take it in bit by bit. Once you know the information below, using a LiPo is really not all that complicated. After a few months of using your LiPo powered RC most of this will become second nature.
That being said...
LiPo 101
now in session
1) NEVER discharge below 3v/cell
-- If your LVD/LVC is adjustable, set it no lower than 3.4v/cell.
-- This also means to unplug your pack between runs.
2) NEVER charge above 4.2v/cell
-- This setting should be set in your charger.
3) NEVER puncture your pack
-- I suggest hard case packs in open chassis RC's.
4) NEVER short out your pack
-- When changing connectors, cut only one wire at a time and keep them covered.
5) NEVER use a pack that has puffed
-- It is a recipe for disaster!
6) NEVER charge unattended
-- If you are not there it will take longer to respond should something go awry.
7) NEVER charge at a higher C rate than recommended
-- Those limitations are there for a reason.
8) NEVER use a pack that has been over charged/discharged
-- Even 1 time is enough to damage a pack.
9) ALWAYS check cell voltage before connecting your pack to anything
-- A $5ish cell checker is available via eBay.
10) ALWAYS keep your LiPo pack well balanced
-- Most of the LiPo horror stories come from a time before balance chargers.
To calculate the charge rate of your pack
mAh x charge C rate / 1000 = charge amps
For example:
A 2200mah 20-40C pack that states a 2C charge rate.
2,200 x 2 / 1000 = 4.4
This battery pack can be charged at 4.4 amps.
- Please note that if no charge C rate is stated, 1C is standard.
To calculate the constant discharge rate of your pack
mAh x minimum discharge C rate / 1,000 = available amps
For example:
The same 2200mah 20-40C pack.
2,200 x 20 / 1000 = 44
This battery pack can consistently provide up to 44 amps.
To calculate the peak/burst discharge rate of your pack
mAh x maximum discharge C rate / 1,000 = available amps
For example:
Again, the same 2200mah 20-40C pack.
2,200 x 40 / 1000 = 88
This battery pack can provide a peak discharge rate of up to 88 amps.
Peak rates are limited in time... unfortunately, this amount of time does not have an industry standard. This is how a lot of inflated discharge ratings can be claimed. In my experience, honest retailers/manufactures of packs will list the constant discharge rating along with the burst discharge rating and not only the burst rating.
When setting up your power system for your RC, make sure that the lower discharge C rate matches or beats the continuous amperage rating of the ESC. I try to beat it by at least 10-20%. This practice will provide you the most out of your system and it will also keep your batteries from working too hard. A LiPo should NEVER be hot... during use or charging. If it is exceeding recommended temperature limits, you are abusing the pack. Also, the less your pack has to work the longer it will last.
LiPo's perform at their best once they are between 100°F - 120°F. Do not exceed these temperatures. This is yet another reason to have a temperature gun for this hobby.
Running two LiPo's in parallel will double run time and also your available amperage... which is handy for high demand systems. Some misinformation I have read about the discharge C rating of packs in parallel is that the rating of the pack doubles. This is not the case. The C-rating of a battery pack is a fixed parameter of that pack; well actually it is the cells within the pack that have the C rating. Connecting two packs in parallel does not change either pack as they still have the same specifications, however it does create a battery "system" with twice the effective C rating. The packs are the same, but the parallel system is now theoretically capable of discharging at twice the amp rate. This is much like the cumulative capacity available when connecting two packs in parallel.
The packs ran in parallel MUST be of the same cell count and should be the same age, capacity, and brand.
Running two LiPo's in series will double voltage, therefore nearly doubling the speed of your RC. Capacity remains the same. The two packs ran in series MUST have the same capacity and discharge rate. Also, they should be of the same age and brand.
Be prepared to gear down when increasing voltage on your power system.
There are many charging options out there... it can get really confusing really fast. The best advise I can give is to get the absolute best charger you can afford and to ask before you purchase. Your charge system is the backbone of your electric RC hobby, treat it as such. RC's will come and go, but your charge system will remain.
The following features are what I consider to be the absolute bare minimum for a charger... balance charging and a storage charge/discharge feature. If the charger cannot perform these tasks, look for another charger. If you are going to be charging multiple LiPo's at the same time or 10th scale or larger packs, I recommend getting a charger that is capable of at least 10 amps or more. Also, ANY half-decent charger can charge multiple LiPo's at a time. It does not require a dual or multi-charger to perform such a task. It only requires the right support equipment... such as a ParaBoard (which I use), or a Traxxas dual charge board. The ParaBoard charges the packs in parallel and the Traxxas board charges them in series.
Storage voltage is 3.85v/cell. This voltage is the only voltage that is not super critical for LiPo. Anywhere between 3.5-4v/cell is considered to be acceptable for short term storage. If the pack is going to be stored for more than a few days, bring the pack closer to 3.85v/cell. I suggest putting a full pack to storage voltage if it is not going to be used within 30 hours or so. The longer a pack is at full capacity, the shorter its lifespan will be. I also suggest bringing a pack up to storage voltage shortly after a run. When a LiPo's voltage lowers to a certain point, they begin to loose their voltage quickly. I would hate to see you loose a pack (or more) due to not charging up within a few hours after a run.
For long term storage; I bring my packs to storage voltage, seal them in an airtight container, and stick them in the refrigerator. As I type this, I have had my "speed" set of 3S packs in the fridge for over 8 months at storage voltage... I check them monthly and they are still at 3.85v/cell. Almost makes me regret buying them. lol
Making your LiPo's last
I will give an example of how much a small change in how a pack is taken care of can dramatically change how long the pack can be safely used: Two identical packs were both charged and discharged in the exact same matter.... except one pack was charged to 4.20v/cell and the other to 4.10v/cell. This was done in a very controlled environment... not in an RC. After 500 cycles, the pack that was charged to 4.20v/cell had reached its life expectancy... it would not take more than 65% of its original capacity; meaning the LiPo was no longer able to be used safely. The pack that was charged to 4.10v/cell was still at 70% capacity after 1,000 cycles... so the .10v/cell difference more than doubled the life expectancy.
I hope this information helps!!
Whatever it is I just typed... could be wrong.
I myself am as green as green gets with electric . That being said , I have bought a mini revo , ez peak plus and 2 lipo 2200 traxxas power cells. Now I just need to re read your explanation again and ask some questions . Everything I have read is just plain jibrish to me As I sit in front of my charger and batteries I still am afraid of not charging things correctly . I know once I figure it out it's going to be simple but I've been a nitro guy forever this is a big step for me .
Keep the shiny side up!
And always store and charge them in LiPo bags....
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Thanks , first I have got to figure out how to charge them . Lol
Keep the shiny side up!
You are on the right path with quality packs and charger!
How to start charging:
Flip through the menu until you see "Balance Charge"... then connect the main lead and balance lead to the charger and press start.
Whatever it is I just typed... could be wrong.
It's that easy ? The charger will know what to do ?
Keep the shiny side up!
That easy... the right charger takes a lot of "work" out of caring for LiPo's.
When using, make sure the LED glows green for LiPo mode on the ESC.
When finished and going to put it away for a bit, put the charger in storage mode and let it do its thing.
When finished and want to keep driving, put the charger in balance mode and let it charge the pack up.
Whatever it is I just typed... could be wrong.
All you need to know is the MAH, # of cells, put the charger on balance, then put on 2s or 3s ect. And like in "lipo 101" if its a 5000mah, it's 5 amps. 2200mah, 2.2amps. Easy as pie. BTW I was afraid at first, now, ill never look back
Thanks guys , I'm in the city now but when I get home in a few hours I will play. Can I charge today for play tomorrow ?
Keep the shiny side up!
Yes, just don't leave them fully charged for more then a day or two
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The bit that confused me with the ez peak plus 6 is that you don't use the "charge" mode to charge. You charge in "balance" mode.
Putting your packs to storage is the process of not having them fully charged or fully discharged. They should be about 3.85v per cell.
The storage mode on the ez peak only charges at max 2.0A so if your packs are 2000mah or higher just set to 2.0A and set the cell count as normal.


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This afternoon, board a flight to Dà Nang and transfer to your hotel in Hôi An.
Optional Excursion - Cù Chi Tunnels $25pp* Details
At Cù Chi, you'll visit the vast underground network of tunnels built as a defense against the French and expanded during the Vietnam War. From here, the North Vietnamese waged guerrilla warfare against the South. See secret trapdoors, underground kitchens, living areas and meeting rooms. The more adventurous may explore the deeper-level tunnels. Those preferring to remain above ground will have ample opportunity to view excavated areas. Some tunnels are easily accessed by stairs. Your guide will advise you of the length and level of difficulty of each tunnel before entering. Please note: Good walking shoes and sun protection are recommended, as are clothes that can get slightly dirty.
Save $10 when you book this excursion up to 3 days before your tour departs. (On-tour price: $35)
Day 6: Thu Bôn River cruise & sightseeing tour of Hôi An
Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Explore Hôi An on a guided tour, shop its local markets and sample its cuisine.
• Cruise the Thu Bôn River, a highlight of central Vietnam, with a local guide
• Select ingredients from a local market and try your hand at making authentic Vietnamese cuisine in a cooking class and lunch
• Discover Hôi An's landmarks, including the Japanese covered bridge and Old Town
Huê 1 night Hotel info
Day 7: Sightseeing tour of Huê
Included meals: Breakfast
Travel through the Hài Vân Pass to Huê for a guided tour of this former capital.
• Cruise down the Perfume River, so named due to the amount of heavenly scented flowers that fall into the river each autumn
• Explore the Thiên Mu Pagoda, Vietnam's tallest religious building
• Visit the walled fortress and palace known as the Imperial City
Hanoi 2 nights Hotel info
Day 8: Flight to Hanoi
Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Enjoy a free morning in Huê or add an excursion.
This afternoon, board a flight to Hanoi and transfer to your hotel in time for dinner with the group.
Optional Excursion - Tu Dúc & Khài Dinh Tombs $29pp* Details
The hills surrounding Huê are dotted with the tombs of the Nguyen dynasty emperors. You'll visit the two most impressive tombs, designed in contrasting styles. First, you'll behold the tomb of Emperor Tu Dúc, resplendent in traditional architecture, paved walkways, resting pavilions overlooking tranquil lotus ponds and a small forest for hunting. The tomb of Emperor Khài Dinh, who is remembered as the "Puppet Emperor" because of his affiliation with the French, exemplifies colonial flair. A glass mosaic frieze dominates this tomb's interior.
Save $10 when you book this excursion up to 3 days before your tour departs. (On-tour price: $39)
Day 9: Sightseeing tour of Hanoi
Included meals: Breakfast
A guided tour introduces you to the local highlights.
• Pass Ba Dinh Square, where Hô Chi Minh read the Proclamation of Independence of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam
• View the soaring Hô Chi Minh Museum and nearby mausoleum
• See the Governor's Residence
• Examine the lotus-like One Pillar Pagoda
• Wander through the Temple of Literature, a walled complex dedicated to Confucius
• Admire Hoàn Kiém Lake, a focal point for Hanoi public life
Enjoy a free evening in Hanoi or add an excursion.
Optional Excursion - Vietnamese Home-Hosted Dinner $35pp* Details
Get a taste of authentic local flavors with a home-hosted dinner at Ms. Nga's house in Hanoi. Listen to her stories of everyday life and enjoy the opportunity to tour her home. Then, dine on regional specialties like Vietnamese vegetable soup, spring rolls, fried fish or chicken, sautéed vegetables and papaya salad. Finish the meal with tea and peanut candy before saying your goodbyes.
Save $10 when you book this excursion up to 3 days before your tour departs. (On-tour price: $45)
Ha Long Bay 1 night Hotel info
Day 10: Ha Long Bay cruise
Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Transfer to Ha Long Bay and embark on a luxurious overnight cruise. You'll pass by 3,000 limestone towers, cliffs and arches, as well as local fishing villages.
Siem Reap 3 nights Hotel info
Day 11: Flight to Cambodia
Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Disembark your cruise ship this morning and transfer to Hanoi for your flight to Siem Reap.
Day 12: Sightseeing tour of Angkor Wat & Angkor Thom
Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Today, you'll experience some of Southeast Asia's most iconic sites.
• Begin the day by watching the sun rise over the sprawling Angkor Wat, one of the largest religious monuments in the world
• Step inside Angkor Thom, the ruined capital of the Khmer Empire
• View the Terrace of the Elephants and Terrace of the Leper King
Day 13: Ta Prohm, Preah Khan & Tonlé Sap Lake cruise
Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Continue your exploration of Siem Reap with your Tour Director as your guide.
• Visit Ta Prohm, a temple largely reclaimed by the jungle, now well-known as the setting of the "Tomb Raider" movie
• Wander among the ruins of the Preah Khan temple
• Take an afternoon cruise past the floating villages of Tonlé Sap lake
• Tonight, you'll see a performance of traditional Apsara dance during dinner
Bangkok 1 night Hotel info
Day 14: Flight to Bangkok
Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Board your flight to Bangkok this morning and enjoy a free afternoon in the city. Later, celebrate your adventures with the group at a farewell dinner.
Day 15: Departure
Included meals: Breakfast (excluding early morning departures)
Transfer to the airport to board your early morning flight home or continue your tour in Bangkok.
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Day 15: Free day in Bangkok
Included meals: Breakfast
Enjoy a full free day in Bangkok or add an excursion.
Optional Excursion - Bangkok Market Visit & Cooking Class $105pp* Details
Pay a visit to a bustling market where your guide will introduce you to a wide variety of fresh produce. Then, step off Bangkok's busy streets and head over to Baipai, a charming home-style culinary school where you'll try your hand at preparing traditional Thai recipes. In a relaxed and cozy environment, seasoned local chefs will show you the tricks of the trade as you craft authentic cuisine. Then, enjoy your freshly prepared lunch.
Save $10 when you book this excursion up to 3 days before your tour departs. (On-tour price: $115)
Day 16: Sightseeing tour of Bangkok
Included meals: Breakfast
Today, your Tour Director leads a sightseeing tour of Bangkok.
• Explore the sprawling Grand Palace complex, built in 1782 for the king of Siam
• See the city's vast array of Buddha statues at the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew), the Temple of the Reclining Buddha (Wat Po), and the Temple of the Golden Buddha (Wat Traimit)
• Tour the city's canals, called klongs, on a speedboat and converted rice barge
Day 17: Departure
Included meals: Breakfast (excluding early morning departures)
Transfer to the airport to board your early morning flight home.
Passport & Visa Requirements
In order to enter Vietnam, Cambodia (and Thailand on the post-tour extension), U.S. and Canadian citizens need a valid passport with an expiration date extending at least six months beyond the date of your return home. Additionally, U.S. and Canadian passport holders must obtain a visa in order to enter Vietnam and Cambodia. The visa for entry into Vietnam must be secured in advance, a Cambodian visa may be purchased upon arrival for $30 USD (two passport-sized photos required). You may choose to obtain your individual visas by applying directly to each country's consulate or by using a visa provider, such as our partner company, VisaCentral. If you're not a U.S. or Canadian citizen, you must contact each country's consulate for your specific entry requirements.
Baggage Allowance
Airlines have varying weight restrictions on luggage. Some airlines may impose additional charges if you choose to check any baggage; be advised that you are responsible for any such costs. Contact your airline for detailed information regarding luggage size and weight restrictions for your flight, but please note that Go Ahead travelers are restricted to one checked bag per person due to storage limitations on motor coaches and other internal transfers, which may include train connections or flights. One carry-on bag is also permitted, provided that it does not exceed 45 total inches (length + width + height). Make sure you label your baggage and carry valuables, medication and documents in your carry-on bag.
Clothing & Packing Tips
Light, loose-fitting clothing that provides comfort when exploring the sights is essential for your tour. A sun hat, sunglasses and a sturdy pair of walking shoes or sneakers are recommended for sightseeing. It's always a good idea to be prepared for any eventuality—a lightweight sports jacket and emergency rainwear are advised. Remember that it is preferable not to visit temples or other religious sites with bare legs and shoulders (and entrance may be denied on this basis).
There are no major health risks when traveling to Vietnam and Cambodia. However, some of the diseases known to exist in Vietnam and Cambodia include hepatitis A and B, typhoid, tuberculosis, Japanese encephalitis, diphtheria, dengue, malaria, tetanus, polio, rabies and HIV/AIDS. It is always advisable to check with your doctor or health-care provider for the latest updates and overseas travel requirements. More information on vaccinations and other health precautions can be found via the CDC website.
One of the most enjoyable aspects of traveling is the delightful variety of local cuisine. A wide range of international cuisines is available in both Vietnam and Cambodia, but the indigenous cooking styles are among the best in Southeast Asia. The subtle mixing of herbs, spices and market-fresh ingredients makes dining a special culinary experience. The staples in both countries are rice and noodles, accompanied by a variety of dishes that can be eaten in almost any order and seasoned to individual taste. Fresh seafood is abundant, and there are many options for vegetarians.
Round-trip flights arrive in Hô Chi Minh City and depart from Bangkok. Included transportation on this tour is by private motor coach and internal flights.
The electrical current for both Vietnam and Cambodia is 220 volt, 50 cycles. Many sockets will take both two-prong round pins and U.S.-style flat pins; however, it is recommended to bring a universal adaptor. It is a good idea to use a power surge device if using a laptop computer. Adapters may be available in Vietnam and Cambodia; however, it advisable to bring one from home.
Time Zones
Vietnam and Cambodia are seven hours ahead of Greenwich meantime, and 12 hours ahead of Eastern Standard time. When it's 9 a.m. in New York, it's 9 p.m. the same day in Vietnam and Cambodia.
The official unit of currency in Vietnam is the dong (VND). It is recommended to use VND for most transactions. ATMs are widely available in airports, major cities and towns and issue VND only. United States dollars (USD) can be used in some hotels and restaurants, or for larger purchases; however, other currencies (AUD, GBP, CAN, NZD) will need to be exchanged into the local currency. It is useful to bring a combination of debit and credit cards, as well as some USD cash. If you bring traveler's checks, it is best to use USD, but these are now becoming harder to cash. It is not possible to exchange dong outside Vietnam. The official unit of currency in Cambodia is the riel (KHR). In Cambodia, USD cash is accepted everywhere, though change may be given in riel. ATMs dispense U.S. dollars and can be found in most major tourist centers. Most hotels and restaurants, shops, taxis, buses and airlines set their prices in U.S. dollars, but small transactions (less than a dollar) are usually done in riel. Change of less than $1 is given in riel. Always carry some small riel for motorcycle taxis, snacks and other small purchases. There is no coinage in Cambodia, only currency notes. Cambodian riel notes come in 50, 100, 500, 1000, 2000, 5000, 10,000, 50,000 and 100,000 denominations, but the distinctive red 500 riel note and the 1000 riel note are the most useful and common. Riel cannot be exchanged outside Cambodia. Cash advances via Mastercard or Visa can be obtained at exchange booths and banks and Siem Reap. Credit cards (Visa and Mastercard) are accepted in most mid-range to upmarket hotels, as well as some boutiques and restaurants. If you bring traveler's checks, it is best to use USD, but these are now becoming harder to cash.
Shopping on Tour
Please note that some excursions may include a stop at a market or specialty store. Go Ahead Tours has no relationship with these vendors and encourages you to research specialty items you're interested in purchasing abroad before you leave to ensure you're receiving the best quality.
At the conclusion of your tour, it is customary to offer your Tour Director and driver a gratuity. We recommend tipping in your tour country's currency, the equivalent of $3 USD/CAD per person per day for your driver and $6 USD/CAD to $9 USD/CAD per person per day for your Tour Director. If applicable, we also recommend the equivalent of $2 USD/CAD per local guide. Tips can only be paid in cash. Please keep current local currency exchange rates in mind when tipping.
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Best Tour Director
In Vietnam our tour director was Hung. He was THE BEST. He knew exactly what to recommend for our days off, hang out places, and sightseeing. He would adapt our schedule to our best interests and was extremely nice. Our group was 29 people and our time was well spent and just amazing because of his professionality and knowledge. If you ever visit Vietnam, you must ask for Hung as your tour guide!
Hi Veronica! We're thrilled to learn that your Tour Director offered great recommendations for things to see and do. It's also great to know that his professionalism and expertise enhanced your experience. We will be sure to share your feedback with his supervisor. Thank you for your review, and we hope to welcome you on tour again!
Posted by Daniela, Director of Quality Control | July 20, 2016
Best food and housing
I can't say enough about the beautiful housing; comfy beds, outstanding food, salt water pools, balconies. The pace was a bit hectic but there was a lot to see. One day I chose not to do the tour and stayed by the pool to relax which was always an option. The buses were always clean and cool with cold water and wipes on return as the weather was hot which aided in keeping us all comfortable. Tuan our guide in Vietnam was very knowledgable and gentle as all the Vietnam and Cambodia people were. I came out of the experience understanding the Vietnam war with knowledge and compassion for the people. .
Hi Daryl! Thank you for your review! We're thrilled to hear you enjoyed your accommodations. Our Operations team is careful to select each hotel based on the same criteria: location, comfort, cleanliness and charm. As this is a fast-paced itinerary, we're glad you took some time for yourself to relax by the pool. Sometimes down time is needed, and as travelers, we totally understand that! We're so glad that you enjoyed your Tour Director and experienced the kindness of the Vietnamese and Cambodian people. It's great to know that you came away from this tour with a better understanding of the war and a great compassion for the people. We hope to welcome you on another tour soon!
Posted by Daniela, Director of Quality Control | April 05, 2016
Peace in Vietnam
For al of my adult life, when I thought of "Vietnam" the next word to immediately follow was "war." Now all that has changed. The words that follow "Vietnam" now are "peace" and "prosperity." Go Ahead Tours has made that shift possible. Vietnam is a young and vibrant country with traditions steeped in the past. Education is important and technology speeds its young citizens into the 21st century. Their cell service is light years ahead of ours at home. There is an ease of movement throughout the bustling city streets, with family-laden scooters zipping along easily in streams like fishes, always parting gracefully for oncoming and crossing vehicles and pedestrians. People laugh and smile and always meet your eyes. There is color, humor and levity evidenced in even concrete expressions - like the engineering of the Dragon Bridge over the river Han in Da Nang, which lights up and blows smoke and fire out of its nostrils. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlLO5JDgYXQ. These people do not resent Americans, but chose to proudly display their country's unity, prosperity and progress. From the sandy, resort-speckled beaches of China Bay to the density of its ancient cities, in Vietnam the peace sign is flashed everywhere. Cambodia is welcoming from the moment you set foot on the tarmac. It reminded me of Hawaii. The people are so beautiful. Buddhas grace every park and public place. People bow in greetings of warmth and respect. I watched a lovely young woman sweep and wash a floor with all the dignity and grace of a queen. The young population is liberal and open to change in a country on the verge of making its mark in the world. If you can feel the sanctity of sacred space and wish to be blessed by the ambiance of walking there at sunrise, don't miss Angkor Wat and the other massive ruins nearby.
Hi Sandra! Thank you for your outstanding review, in which you highlight the power of travel and its ability to transform our impression of the world around us. We are thrilled this tour was able to change your association with the country of Vietnam from one of war to one of a peace and prosperity. Vietnam is indeed a vibrant country, home to incredibly kind and happy locals. Cambodia is also a warm and welcoming country, and Angkor Wat is surely not to be missed. Again, we are thankful to hear about your experience on tour, and we hope to welcome you on another tour soon!
Posted by Daniela, Director of Quality Control | April 04, 2016
Phong was the BEST!
Our trip to Viet Nam was exceptional. For many of us who grew up in the 60s, this was a trip of great healing. Our guide, Phong, showed us his country with great pride and knowledge. He shared his and his family's lives and brought both today and yesterday into sharp focus. He made sure that we interacted with wonderful local people. They were all welcoming and kind. The hotels were really good, the food fresh and delicious. I highly recommend seeing this vibrant country and, if you are lucky, Phong will lead you! This was the 11th trip for the Travel Pals of Cincinnati. We consider ourselves very fortunate to have seen the world together.
Hi Karen! We are thrilled to hear your experience on tour was exceptional! It sounds like your Tour Director, Phong, was a highlight. Our Tour Directors are well-loved by many of our travelers, and we feel very fortunate to work with them. You're right that the local people are wonderfully welcoming and kind. We're so glad you enjoyed the hotels and meals. We wholeheartedly agree with your recommendation to see this beautiful country. Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with us, and we hope to welcome you on tour again soon!
Posted by Daniela, Director of Quality Control | February 17, 2016
Best Parts of Vietnam/Cambodia
I did not know what to expect from this trip but was pleasantly surprised that I enjoyed it so much. The two optional excursions I chose to include in Vietnam were both excellent. The Mekong Delta Cruise and the visit to the tombs in Hue were the high points in Ho Chi Minh City and Hue respectively. The overnight cruise on Ha Long Bay was the highlight of Hanoi. The food was great; the accomodations were first rate; the itinerary had a lot of variety. The only downside was the number of flights necessary to do everything we did. I was not as impressed with Angkor Wat as I had expected to be. It is a huge complex and has some beautiful bas reliefs. I'm glad I saw Angkor Wat but I found Machu Picchu in Peru more awesome.
Hi Rose! Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. We're glad to hear you were pleasantly surprised by your tour to Vietnam and Angkor Wat. We're also happy you were pleased with the food, accommodations, and itinerary. Our Operations Team strives to provide the best options for our travelers, and we're thrilled that you agree. Though the travel time to that part of the world is considerable, it sounds like you're glad you made the trip. We're glad you did too! Again, thank you for your thoughtful review, and we hope to welcome you on another tour soon.
Posted by Daniela, Director of Quality Control | February 17, 2016
Beautiful Vietnam, Amazing Angkor Wat
I totally enjoyed my tour of Vietnam and Cambodia. It was an incredible experience to really get to see the beauty of Vietnam, which previously had only negative connotations for me. Now the word Vietnam will forever bring to mind waving rice fields, hard-working people, motorbikes crowding the streets of Saigon but somehow making way for pedestrians, and inviting white beaches. Of course, there are still reminders of the bitter wars with the French and Americans in the Cu Chi tunnel area and the Hanoi Hilton prison, now converted into a fascinating and heart-breaking museum. But everywhere we went the people emphasized that that the past is past, and the country only looks forward to the future. I was also thrilled to see Angkor Wat in Cambodia, which has been high on my "must-see" list for years. It was amazing, much bigger and grander than I'd even anticipated, ranking right near the Taj Mahal on my list of unforgettable travel memories. Our guide Chung through Vietnam managed to handle our hundreds of questions with ease. And I was very impressed with the first-class hotels throughout the trip. Many of my fellow travelers had been on Go Ahead tours previously, and we found we were all enthusiastic about the value and quality of the tours.
Hi Carol! We are so happy you had an incredible experience on tour. Vietnam is a fascinating and beautiful country with a dense history. From the dramatic limestone islands to the terraced rice fields, its natural beauty alone is breathtaking. It's wonderful you were able to see Angkor Wat, as well. We feel that this historical site should be on everyone's "must-see" list! We're glad to know that your Tour Director handled all your questions with ease and generally enhanced your tour experience. Thank you for taking the time to share your experience, and we hope to see you on tour soon!
Posted by Daniela, Director of Quality Control | February 02, 2016
Comprehensive Tour
If you are looking for a comprehensive tour of Vietnam and Angkor Wat, this is the tour for you. The hotels were excellent, good locations and accommodations . The cooking class at the Red Bridge Cooking school was informative and fun. The Mekong Delta cruise was very interesting. Cruising on Ha Long Bay as we spent the night there and visiting the nearby caves was an unexpected fun. The highlight of the tour was the optional dinner in a private home. A real insight into the life of a Hanoi family. The charming town of Hoi An was enjoyable to walk through. Angkor Wat and the temples of Angkor Thom as well, were fascinating. This is a fast paced tour with interesting optional excursions . We extended the trip in Bangkok, and although it was a busy day of touring it was well worth it. The optional cooking class there was sensational at BaiPai Thai Cooking School. This trip provides excellent economic and content value.
Southeast Asia Adventure
Anyone contemplating a trip to Vietnam and Cambodia would be doing themselves a favor by booking this tour. The hotel accommodations were all luxurious and centrally located. It was easy to do things in the evenings that were free. Taxis and tuk tuks were inexpensive and readily available. The meals were very inexpensive and most of the food delicious. Our guides James and Rath were young and took advantage of events that occurred around us by providing us with spontaneous adventures. The trip was fast-paced and included four internal flights. One of the highlights was the cooking class in Hoi An. The chef/instructor could have been a stand-up comedienne he was that funny. The overnight cruise in Ha Long Bay provided a respite and a chance to relax. Cu Chi Tunnels and Mekong Delta Cruise were worthwhile optionals. Angkor Wat is everything you expect and more. If you have an adventurous spirit, this trip is for you!
No regrets!
I hesitated visiting Vietnam because of the Vietnam War era memories! I have never been more pleased to visit a county and have all those hesitations erased! Vietnam is a vibrant, bustling and absolutely beautiful county! The people are very warm and friendly. The culture and foods are so very interesting! I loved the cruise on Halong Bay. I seriously want to return. Cambodia was also extremely interesting and enjoyable. The cuisine was outstanding.
Hi Margaret! We're thrilled to hear you were pleasantly surprised by your tour in Vietnam and Cambodia. You are so right – Vietnam is indeed a vibrant, bustling, and beautiful destination! Between the culture, the food, and the natural beauty, it's not to be missed. We're so happy you enjoyed your time on tour, and we thank you for taking the time to share your experience. When you want to return to Vietnam, be sure to give us a call at 1-800-590-1170.
Posted by Daniela, Director of Quality Control | February 08, 2016
best trip ever
This trip was fantastic at all levels. Everything that could be controlled, i.e. flights, hotels, schedule could not have been better. I would recommend this trip/company to anyone.


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