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On the 16th of December 1989 some brave citizens of Timisoara started a protest against the communist system. Protests were forbidden by law. In fact, if Bucharest didn't rise up against the system as well, Timisoara would have literally been erased from the ground. Back then, while Romania was under communist domination, Ceausescu (the dictator) infiltrated some kind of a secret police system. It was called 'Securitate'. Translated, it means Security but I am sure it is not the right term. Frankly, I don't know the English term for 'Securitate' so I will address to it as 'secret police system'. The communist ideology itself is not necessarily a bad one. It demands equality between citizens. However, what makes it evil is the fact that under communist domination you were literally not allowed to leave the country, talk about the dictator in a mean way and so on. Under communist domination there was no such thing as a private company. Moreover, you were not allowed to have (for example) 2 bicycles per person, 2 apartments per person and so on. As my philosophy teacher said, communists came up with some rights to make up for the fact that they totally neglected the fundamental human rights. For instance, there was not a single person to leave on the street. Everyone received an apartment. However, if you had 2 apartments one of them was taken by the state. You were literally not allowed to have 2 apartments.
Under communist domination everyone had a place to work. There was no such thing to say as 'I want to work but I can't find a job'. However, you were not allowed to refuse to work nor to have 2 jobs. Having 2 jobs means having more money which is contradictory to the ideology. Everyone must be equal. One must not have more that another one.
Now, going back to the secret police system. Everybody knew about its existence but nobody knew who was part of it. The system worked like this: X doesn't agree with communism because it is immoral and it neglects the human rights. X has very strong arguments regarding this matter. X must keep his arguments for himself otherwise he will go to jail. X tells Y by mistake. Y is part of this secret police system and he gets X in jail. X dies MISTERIOUSLY in jail after a few days. OR Y knows somebody who might get X to jail and Y gets a reward. Moral of the story: you cannot trust anybody. This mentality, ideology haunts us still. In fact, I was raised not to trust people. I was raised with the idea that there is no such thing as friends, no such thing as good people. Unfortunately and involuntarily these ideas, this mentality haunts me as well. I am not a person to trust people and I am not a person to have faith in humanity.
My boyfriend told me a really interesting and true fact today. He was told this by his teacher. Communist is exactly like Christianity. The problem is that while Christianity is 'ruled' by God, communism is ruled by a dictator. Now, don't get me wrong, I do not approve with communist but its ideology is not all that bad. The problem with it is that it encourages people who are not aiming for higher intellect. It doesn't encourage intellectual people, curious people. It burns them. Literally.
As I said at the beginning, brave citizens of Timisoara practically started the 1989 Revolution. It is known to be the most violent revolution from Eastern Europe. The only revolution where citizens executed the dictator and its family. (There are, obviously, some conspiracy theories that claim that Ceausescu and his family actually escaped but you know what it's like with all the conspiracy theories. They eventually drive you mad.)
Some of you may know, on the 16th of November we will be choosing the new president of Romania. Every citizen who is over 18 years old has the right to vote. We already voted once, on the 2nd of November but there were 14 candidates and it was impossible for any of them to have 50% + 1 votes. The first 2 candidates (greatest in the number of votes) will be the ones from which we will have to choose on the 16th. The first one, with a percentage of 40 or 41% is Victor Ponta, PSD (Social Democratic Party) and the second one with a percentage of 30 or 31%, Klaus Iohannis, PDL (Democratic Liberal Party).
In my opinion, PSD is an insult towards the heroes of the 1989 revolution. Wake up, Romanians! Those people bled for this country to be a democratic country and you and you are literally shitting on them. PSD has communist ideology and I see no God in Victor Ponta. Not to mention that PSD literally bought people's votes. They literally went to long forgotten villages and gave food and money to old people. Honestly, is this the kind of party you want your country to be ruled by?
It is a known fact that Romania has been through an economical crisis just like many other nations. The former president, Traian Basescu, was supported by PDL. I am not saying that he was a good person nor that he did great things for Romania but he (or his party) came with solutions for the economical crisis. By the time these solutions solved the problems Victor Ponta claimed that the problems were solved by his solutions. I don't know if this makes sense to you, I'm still figuring out all the information. It is, however a good thing that at least some people think. They ask questions.
I am not saying that PDL is a saint party. I believe that every president will eventually steal as much as he can. However, Klaus Iohannins was (or he still is) the mayor of Sibiu. Sibiu is one of the must-see destinations in Romania. It is one of the most visited city not only by Romanians but also by foreign tourists. If you ask a Romanian for a top 3 cities he wants to visit, Sibiu is most probably one of them. From my point of view, Iohannis encourages culture while Ponta encourages stupid, mediocre people.
Now, finally, I can disappoint you. No matter who wins the elections, the country is going to hell. If Ponta wins, well, we are going to hell obviously. If Iohannis will, however, win, we are still going to hell because the Parliament will be mostly under PSD dominance and even if Iohannis tries to do something good for this country he will be stopped by the members of the Parliament.
Don't get me wrong, I don't advise you against voting. Being able to vote is one of the aspects of democracy. It is one of the things people fought for in December 1989.
Funny how after fighting so hard for a non-communist country we still vote for communist ideology-based parties.
Funny how after fighting so hard for a non-communist country we still vote for communist ideology-based parties.
My advice? Go abroad. Go away and never come back. Take your family and never come back. There is nothing left for you in this country and if you haven't lost hope yet you will by the end of this year.
Eventually, Romania will be populated by politicians and their mediocre followers. I'm dying to see how that's gonna` work out for them.


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That's a nice souvenir - very nice of your in-laws to do this. Best, DeanReplyDelete
Now that is very cool.ReplyDelete
That is a super souvenir. Someone once brought me back a perfect, smooth, round, clean, certificated-as-genuine musket ball from Waterloo. Yeah, right. My friend De Vries assures me that the total weight of musket balls sold to Waterloo visitors since 1815 would have taken the combined transport sections of both armies several months to shift. A bit like the pieces of the Berlin Wall, or the original Holy Cross.ReplyDelete
Anyway, your cards are terrific - I like them.
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V for valet... Nice cards!ReplyDelete
I confirm : R for "Roi", the King or the Emperor here. D for "Dame". Actually the Queen also called "Dame" for "Première dame" or first lady. And finally V for "Valet" which does not reflect the status of Marshall Ney...ReplyDelete


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English/ICT Teacher required for SEN school in Wolverhampton
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Balfor Recruitment is an award winning recruiter to the public, private and non-profit sectors for temporary, contract and permanent staffing. With over 20 years of proven success within the recruitment industry we can provide specialist staff in the following areas:
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I had this small piece of walnut sitting around the shop for years. Because of the fancy grain I kept it around and finally figured out what to do with it. I shaped the sheath then split it, hollowed it out then glued it back together. The brass with the ruby I saw on a Jim Bowie movie so I slipped that in. So hang on to those small pieces of scrap…you never know
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Nice job
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Nice Job looks really smart. As far as hanging onto old pieces of scrap, I do , much to the bewilderment and sometimes embarrassment of my wife and sons. I am always bending down in the street picking up old pieces of metal that look unusual . Again when I buy things from people giving up on their businesses, I always delve through the old junk boxes they have their either selling for scrap junk or sitting ready to be thrown out. Cheapskate, hoarder, and even recently been called in the nicest way a magpie or similar I can't quite remember the exact words. LOL anyway I do eventually find a use or help friends out by giving them some pieces they now badly need even though they were the ones frowning at me for stooping so lo as to rumble or rake through the trash left over at the end of an auction. I thought everyone did that So tell me am I just an old Scottish cheapskate?? LOL Alistair
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The story of a crazy lady in a house full of boys trying to get through it all with a sense of humor. All hail the queen!
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Dear Morning, I Hate You.
Dear morning, I hate you. I don't mean this in a funny ha ha way. I mean this in a very literal every sense of the word way.
When morning comes and it's time to wake up, I loathe it. I milk every last minute in bed. I hit snooze over and over doing the math in me head the whole time. You know the math. What time will it be if I snooze again? If I hit snooze again I can skip the shower and just wash my hair. If I hit it one more time I can skip breakfast and just make a cup of coffee. If I hit it once more, I won't get dressed and I'll just wear my pajamas to work- they look like clothes right? Don't laugh. This is literally what I do.
The sad part is that I don't even work right now. I sleep until 9:00am because the one thing my kids listen to me about is sleeping in! Yet I still can't seem to pop out of bed in a good mood. I draaaaaaaaaag myself to the kitchen to make the one cup of coffee a day I can have. It's agony. Thank the Lord Sweet Baby Jesus my husband has come to terms with who I am and he gets up early to take our oldest to school in the morning. The man is a saint. Or he values his life.
Here's the funny thing. I actually like the morning part of the day. The clean still air and the birds chirping. It's a very quiet and calm part of the day. I just hate the 5 minutes where you actually HAVE to drag it out of bed and make the day start.
When you mix this loathing of mornings with my penchant for bouts of insomnia it's just a battle I've come to terms with. I'm never going to like mornings. I'm never going to be a "morning person". And I'm never going to not need coffee to make me pleasant to the world. I've come to terms with it. My husband has come to terms with it. And by the grace of God my children have come to terms with it too. Just thought you should know.
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I love mornings when I get enough sleep! Lately, stupid insomnia has been screwing up my world. Tonight, a hot bath, lavender lotion and a glass of red are going to be the magic formula (I hope!)ReplyDelete
Good morning. Love the blog and now following from bloggymoms.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 16, 2011 5:50 AM
The cat picture was so me. I feel the same way...every morning. We don't have kids yet, but my husband has also accepted that anything that needs to be done before 10 am on a non work day...is not going to happen.ReplyDelete
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2017 marks the 21st Anniversary of CBM UK, the UK's leading overseas disability charity. An event was held to mark the occasion, thank UK supporters, and highlight the urgent need for more to be done to tackle disability in the world's poorest places. Some well-known CBM supporters attended, including Paralympic Wheelchair Racer Anne Wafula-Strike MBE and actress Trudie Goodwin. The Rt Hon Emily Thornberry, Shadow Foreign Secretary and MP for Islington South & Finsbury made a speech at the event.
CBM works in the poorest communities of the world to prevent blindness, improve health and help people with disabilities go to school, earn a living and be active in their communities. CBM UK was established in 1996. Since then UK doctors, disability experts, volunteers and supporters have played a vital part in delivering life-changing work. CBM UK currently works with local partners to run programs in 14 countries across Africa, Asia and Latin America while also contributing to work in over 60 countries as part of the global CBM federation. Worldwide CBM helps around 30 million people each year.
CBM UK Chief Executive Kirsty Smith:
"Our 21st birthday is an opportunity to thank our supporters across the UK whose generosity has transformed millions of lives in the world's poorest places, but also to highlight how much we still need to do. The world has made great strides forward in combating poverty but people with disabilities – 1 in 7 of the world's population – are being left behind. People still go blind because of conditions that could easily be treated. Disabled people are still routinely denied the chance to go to school or earn a living and face prejudice and stigma. So while we're celebrating all that we've achieved since 1996, we're also taking this opportunity to share our ambitious plans for the coming years and to inspire people across the UK to get involved."
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Women in Engineering event helps attendees with their career goals
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5 August 2014
Annual ceremony salutes video game pioneer, smart grid proponent, and top tech corporate leaders
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7 August 2014
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22 August 2014
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22 August 2014
A collaborative environment for developing shared results
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15 August 2014
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25 August 2014
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21 August 2014
IEEE commissioned a supplemental publication asking engineers and policy-makers to weigh in
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29 August 2014
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High-Tech Companies Launch Code Camp Programs
21 August 2014
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8 August 2014
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Many countries are investing significant amounts of money into promoting international food and agricultural trade, a new study completed on behalf of several U.S. agri-food export market development organizations says.
The study was prepared by Agralytica Consulting, Alexandria, Va. It is the first to take an in-depth look at competing export market development programs as well as the source and amount of funding, says Shannon Schlecht, vice president of policy at U.S. Wheat Associates.
"Exports are vital to U.S. agricultural producers with 95% of consumers living outside our borders. The analysis was designed to give organizations like ours strategic, competitive information we can use to help make our export promotion plans more effective for the farmers, ranchers and small businesses we represent," Schlecht said.
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- The EU allocated an estimated total of $360 million of public funds in 2011 to member states for export promotion. Additional public investment by governments in France, Italy, Spain and The Netherlands brought that total to $460 million.
- Public support to small and medium sized enterprises is a key objective of competitor programs.
- Focus on market access is growing. In general, monitoring trade policies and securing market access are seen as essential components of market development.
The study also makes comparisons between competing programs and U.S. market development programs administered by FAS, including MAP and the Foreign Market Development program.
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This course was developed by the Toronto Police Service and contains video produced by the Ontario Police Video Training Alliance. OPVTA has provided permission for the course to be made available to all Canadian police services.
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Best Season to Visit Ladakh - Hotels and Flight Details | Bike Details In Comments
Hub request: I am planning to go to Leh in June. Please suggest a good itinerary or any good tour operator service?
Best Season and climate to Visit Ladakh
Planning to visit Ladakh and confused? Don't worry, just go through the following paragraph and learn about things such as "when to visit" Leh, Ladakh.
Unlike other regions in the Himalaya mountains, Ladakh has 9 months of winter and 3 months of summer, so best time to visit Leh Ladakh is in the summer and that is from June to September.
After that period, temperature plunges to sub Arctic level and this region becomes too cold for comfort.
By early October, all the trekking paths in higher altitudes are closed because of heavy snowfall.
One more reason for visiting Leh Ladakh in the summer month is that, this is the right time when some Ladakh's important Buddhist monasteries or Gompas host their annual festivals which are spectacular.
June July is also the best time because later on the ice melts.
I would suggest you go on you own with friends or fellow bikers, as going through tour operators is just like spoon feeding, no fun.
Even I did it with some fellow riders and we all were doing it for the first time and trust me, you do not need to worry, but it is your own wish and it also depends that how and with whom you are going.
If you are going with your family with women also, then it is safe to go for a tour operator service. There are also daily flights which go from New Delhi to Leh. Read below.
Daily flights from Delhi to Leh
Yes, you will get daily flights from Delhi to Leh. Kingfisher flies daily, Indian Airlines and Jet Airways on alternate days.
You can also check this website for tour operators, as this will provide you the complete information on Ladakh and tour operators of Ladakh.
Hotel Options in Leh
My travel agent when I got there with my family gave me following options in Leh - Hotel Auspicious, Hotel Lumbini, and Hotel Kaal.
In Leh, you will find several options depending on your budget. You can also visit, http://www.duniyagolhai.com/
If you are at Keylong , Hotel Chandra Bhaga is the best, as it is owned by the Himachal Pradesh government and has an awesome location and decent staff.
If you need more information, please do let me know through comment and I will be glad to help you out.
Two different routes to visit Leh Ladakh
I guess you already know that there are two ways of reaching Leh from Delhi:
One is through Manali>Rohtang>Changla>Upshi and Leh. Other is through Srinagar>Kargil>Leh. Both these routes have their own advantages and both the routes will not disappoint you. The climax is Leh and once you reach there, you can go north to Kardungla and Nubra, South to Upshi, East to Moriri And Pangong and west until Lamayuru.
The best would be to travel from Delhi to Leh via Manali and then reach Delhi back via Srinagar so that you do not miss out anything. You can follow the map in reverse as well. I suggest stay in Leh city and make it as your base camp. The trip completely depends upon how much time you take to cover each place. Be assured you will not home sick or bored. In fact when you are about to leave from Leh, you feel sick of home.
Do remember to carry AMS drugs and junk foods for consumption at remote places. If you want details about places to stay, cabs to hire, places to eat and bikes to hire, you can search google for contacts for service providers.
If you are a photography fan, this place is your heaven. Trust me, your index finger will be itching always and if you use an SLR, you will be seeing the places more through your camera view finder than naked eyes. Also, remember to carry extra batteries for your video cameras.
Leh and the Ladakh Festival with cute college girls
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Hi Friends I am planning to go to Leh Ladakh via manali in the first week of June This is my first trip to this place and I would like to know if
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Nice and very informative. Ladakh is amazing place to visit. pl visit http://ladakhpackage.in for more details.
hws march to go there
hii there..me n my wife is plannin g for ladakh in may end..is it worth???
Your article was very informative and useful for upcoming visitors. But i need an information that is it ideal or enjoyable to visit ladakh during the month of march and also i need ideal tour program, i.e from which place i should start and how many hours/days to spend at every place, to visit ideal places and mode of travel to all places in ladakh especially economic one. please help me in this perspective.
nice & informative hub about traveling to ladakh,.
Hi soni!
We are 6 frnds making plan to go leh laddakh in momth of oct 19 to oct 30. Pls advise is it suitable time for visit thr nd wht precausion we have to follow thr?
Thk you So much soni.
Hello Soni, Plz help me out
I am planning to visit Leh Ladakh in the month of sept .... Is it gud to go there during sept ??
Hi Friends I m going to leh-ladakh from delhi via manali 21 june for 10 days can one please tell me what is the ideal budjut for per person n we would like to prefare local vehicle.. ......thnx alot
Hi Dear,I am going to leh-ladakh on 24th june.If you kindly say me about hotel details and I will stay there for six days,what will be best plan for me???Is it good time to visit there???and how can I book a hotel securly there???
Dear, u've mentioned d informations in a nice manner. M planning to visit Ladakh this July with my wife. Can u help me plan my tour at an affordable budget.
wooww...dear sony,
your post seems to be very helpful for us.....thnx for doing this effort for us....
Your article was very informative and useful for upcoming visitors. Leh and Ladakh are
two beautiful place of India. If you are planning your next visit of Leh Ladakh then you must come during the onset of summers.
Visitors can travel to Leh Ladakh by air and road. You can find regular services from Jammu, Delhi, Srinagar and Chandigarh or you can also bring flights from Shimla that hardly take 40 minutes. Leh is the district of Jammu and Kashmir. If you are from abroad and want see this beautiful place get flights to India http://www.southalltravel.co.uk/ and enjoy world one of gorgeous tourist destination.
I am planning to go to Leh in june- july this year for trekking with a friend. This Will be My Third visit to Leh. The other years was in september, oktober. It was very nice. At High altitude it was of course cooler. We had some problem with the plane fr.o.m. Leh going home. Thát late in season the plane cannot always fly because of weather. Better have an extra day so you do not miss your fight connection in Dehli.
The other year we was there during the catastrophic landslade. We was out there on the trekking when it all happened. All the raining. We are longiing to come back for all the nice people, the tibetan atmosphere, the culture, the nature.
Just me and another friend. To women of age.
hey i wanna go leh in the month of july v 3 couples r planning 2 go.. so whatzz the best going thrugh bike or by flight.. n which r d best places 2 visit in leh hw can v make our trip most memorable.. what r the adventures v can do in leh...
Hi Soni, I've just found your hubpage interesting and it's very helpful.
Me & my friend is plannig to visit leh-ladakh probebly during the month of April/May/June with wife and children(5-6 yeas). Our femily wants to enjoy snow-fall and to have fun in ice-mountain, which we didn't got at our north-east (Sikkim) tour last year. Whether in the period I mentioned, all these can be expected at there? Kindly also suggest the places to visit enjoy scenic beauty as well.
Ur information is really good...provides excellent insight in a short n crisp manner...
Thanx a lot
Hi all,
I am planning to go from Delhi to leh by June 2013 ..
Any one Intrested please let me know to firstname.lastname@example.com...
Rajinder Soni you are awesome ..
Thanks a lot for your info
Dear all,
I m planning a trip to leh very soon with my frinds .. actually we are planning a bike trip with our own bikes.we r from kerala (Trissur), so we have to travel 3500+ kms. and we decided to catch the train till possible destination (New Delhi).the bikes we r taking with us r Pulsar 200,220(2),Kawasaki Ninja 250 and a R Enfild. Please help me to find till which railway destination we can take our bike with us.and is it a good idea to take R enfild and ninja to this tarain? i m worried abt fuel ;-). what will be the minimum expence , we don't have any friend who have been there before... We r ready to ride and don't know how to get there,, so please help.
hows it to celeberate new year in leh...........ny one can sugest
Is it possible to visit leh on the month of november
I want go to ladhakh with my friend please suggest us
We are planning to visit Ladakh during october end. Please let me know if it is the right time?
i am planning to visit leh in the month of march. how will be the weather conditions during that time.
Hi all,
We as a group of 4 ppl planning to visit leh ladakh in the month of february/march.Please let me know the weather conditions over there in that season.Is it ok to visit ladakh in february/march or to postpone our trip to june/july?????
and also tell me what would be the approximate amount we need to spend if we want to stay in ladakh for 5 or 6 days..
Thanks buddys...... This is only the site where i found more appropriate information that i needed.Great work.Thanks once again.
Hi Soni...
We are group of 6 young boys and wants to visit in the period of Dec 08 to Dec 15... Is it advisable to visit during this period to Leh and Ladakh?
hey :) i wanted to go to leh with my family but the only time im free is in the month of october. i have done other treks also but we just want to go to leh to see the place .... what problems will we face going in october?
hello sir m in jalandhar planning to visit leh with my 7 frnds,can u tell me hw much budget is needed to visit there.
Hello soni..
How are you.me and my 5 more friends plannig to celebrate our new year in leh ladakh only.Hope u got to know now that season would be December.So tell me what we should do.Because i come to know that december will be the chillest season.If its that so then its ok we will switch our plan to other destination MAnali or dharamshala ..SO please tell us.Thankue
hello soni,
we are planning for delhi- mnali - leh on bikes from october 3 to october 13 is dis a good idea ........v r 6 friends......
which bikes should v prefer?
Hi soni,
We are planning for a road trip starting from Bangalore - Mumbai - Leh in the month of Oct 2011. we will leave B'lore on 22nd Oct. Could you guide how to go about..
Thanks & Rgds
Hi, Me and my husband planning to go to LaDAKH FROM 26 OCT TO 30 OCT, though we know it will be chilling temperature their but we don't have option, so pls prepare an itinerary for us for a successful trip.
Is mid august a good time? I hear melting snow causes problems or is it ok even then?
Hello Soni,
I must thank you for the crisp information on Leh,Ladakh. Going through this makes it really easy to get the best out of your trip.
May I suggest that for accommodation in Ladakh travellers can book online through : www.indianhomestays.org
great hub - do you have a link for the festival dates for 2011? we'd like to visit next fall and do day hiking
i've also got a number of india travel hubs if you'd like to exchange links
Knowledge when traveling is important. The hotels, the time of year, these are the items that we must look for - great store of information here. Thank you!
you are really adding a good value
Hi Soni,
I've just found your hubpage interesting and it's very helpful since am planning to visit India for the first time in the second half of October for a week and still have a vague idea where to go..;-)
I had Himalaya in mind, but after reading your comments, looks like October is not the best time to go...so I'll be considering to see the country major highlights, i.e golden triangle, taj mahal, etc...I've checked through some tour operators offering the program.
Could you suggest me any good, reliable tour operators in Delhi for budget traveler like me?
I am planning a trip around teh last week of September. I am told that it is towards the end of tourism season although the weather is still not too hostile. Thouhgt I should check with teh experts.
Also, is it a good time to bike around Leh? I plan to rent a bike locally for this. I am travelling with my wife and both of us have teh adventurous spirit in us.
What temperatures am I bound to experience in Sept. Also, with the recent flash floods will things ease up in time for my trip?
Hi, I had also visited Kausli this week. It's like a heaven on earth i think all people should visit at once.
Hello-Soni-When are you going next by mobike, I may join.Nice one.
hie .. thank you for all the informations given above .. i would be obliged if you could tell me if there is a direct route by train from delhi to leh, ladhak ?
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I am planning a trip to Leh - Ladakh with my 4-5 friends
The tour duration from delhi is 6 days.
Please help me out in planning the itinerary. I do want to travel be road and do not want to go by packages offered.
Hi, I appreciate the information, well thought out and written. Thank you.
hey Soni awesome bit of information here..keep up the good work.
I'm planning to go there around 20th June with 2 fellow bikers.
what do u suggest do we hire a tour operator or just be there on our own? Can we go up till the highest motor able road in June or do they open in July or august.Any suggestions from you are most welcome.
Thanx again.
Best regards.
Great info!! me too planning to visit Leh this session, can you please let me know from where to hire bikes. Thanks
You have included quite a lot of information in a single page, and made this article a real helping one...
Thanks Dear...
A really impressive hub soni. You have answered the question in a perfect manner, you have even covered hotel options, flight details, and routes to visit Ladakh but can you tell me something about less traveled routes in Ladakh. I am an adventurous person and having fun at less traveled routes in my hobby. I love visiting new places and meeting new people. I have asked a question about the same in the hub request section. I hope you will answer the question.


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Republican Mike Liffrig, who ran against Democratic Sen. Byron Dorgan two years ago, said he is considering another bid -- this time against Democratic Sen. Kent Conrad. Liffrig, a lawyer, said he would decide in the next week whether to run, the Associated Press reported.
Dorgan was re-elected by a 2-1 margin over Liffrig, who now says he relied too much on out-of-state consultants and negative ads.
One Liffrig ad that received attention in 2004 targeted gay marriage: It showed two men in black ties about to kiss each other, as an announcer intoned, "You can kiss our North Dakota values goodbye or you can kiss Sen. Dorgan goodbye."
... "I made mistakes in the past and I want to try a different approach, a totally different approach," Liffrig said ....
Tuesday, March 21, 2006
That Issue Didn't Work for All of 'Em
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