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US Department State Travel Advisory 2022

26 February, 202426 February, 2024 by Giancarlo Bonfiglio

US Department State Travel Advisory:Travel the world without stress Global travel has increased: the number of international tourists became. Many people see travel as a way to relieve stress, it turns out that Reality shows you otherwise. And so, at the end of the speech they end up more stressed than when they started. Right I nformation The most common stressful travel experience was related to pre-trip problems and planning. These include packing, concerns about finances, making travel …

A Picasso in New York

26 February, 202426 February, 2024 by Traveling Cook

A Picasso in New York A large, vibrantly colored portrait by Pablo Picasso of his lover and muse Marie-Thérèse Walter fetched $ 103.4 million at a Christie’s auction held in New York on Thursday. The bidding for Femme assise près d une fenêtre (Woman sitting by a window) started at $ 45 million and soon after surpassed $ 55 million, the approximate value that the auction house experts had given it, to end in a price $ 90 million hammer, …

Very Easy Chocolate Cake

26 February, 202426 February, 2024 by Traveling Cook

Easy Chocolate Cake Master the chocolate cake with an airy, light sponge and rich buttercream filling. It’s simple enough for an afternoon tea but special enough for a party too Easy Chocolate Cake Ingredients For the cake 200g golden caster sugar 200g unsalted butter, softened plus extra for the tins 4 large eggs 200g self-raising flour 2 tbsp cocoa powder 1 tsp baking powder ½ tsp vanilla extract 2 tbsp milk For the buttercream 100g milk chocolate, chopped 200g butter, softened 400g icing sugar 5 tbsp cocoa powder 2 tbsp milk For the chocolate shards (optional) 50g dark …

The Statues of Liberty by the Sculptor Bartholdi

26 February, 202426 February, 2024 by Traveling Cook

The Statues of Liberty by Auguste Bartholdi New York + Buenos Aires + Paris + Bordeaux + Washington The Statue of Liberty is that huge bronze statue that dominates the mouth of the Hudson River and is located south of Manhattan. It was a good gift that the French people made in 1886, to the American people to commemorate the Declaration of Independence of the United States of 1776 The First: New York City …

History of Vacations

26 February, 202426 February, 2024 by Traveling Cook

History of Vacations in USA and the world The annual break from work is a fairly recent phenomenon. Greeks & Romans The Greeks were the first who saw the need to have rest periods to perform more work and intellectually, but it is the Romans who can be said, invented the Vacations. Although it was a privilege destined for the wealthy classes, many families in the months that their emperors were honored, left their city to go to one of …