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Darjeeling Tour Darjeeling is a town and municipality in the

Indian State West Bengal.

The place is famous for its tea gardens and Himalayan Mountain Railway which is an UNESCO

World Heritage train route.

It is located at an altitude of 6700 ft. Darjeeling can be an ideal weekend getaway for you if

you love hill stations.

Here is a weekend tour plan of Darjeeling.

Day-1 In order to go to Darjeeling 1st go to New

Jalpaiguri railway station or Bagdogra airport from any part of India.

From there take a car to reach Darjeeling.

A local car will charge around INR 2500 for this trip.

A share cab will charge Rs 200 per person.

You can go to Darjeeling via kurseong or you may go to Darjeeling via Tista bazaar.

Here we are following the 2nd route.

It will take 3 hours to reach Darjeeling via Tista bazaar.

Also enjoy beautiful view of river Tista at this place.

At Tista Bazar you can find local garments, spices and handmade products.

You may enjoy shopping here.

On your way visit Peshok tea estate.

On a clear sunny day mount Kanchenjunga is clearly visible from this road.

You may stop for a while and take some pictures of this majestic mountain peak.

Upon reaching Darjeeling check in to your hotel.

In the evening you can take a walk around the Mall road.

Day-2 On day-2 early in the either go to Tiger Hill

to see sunrise or if you book a good quality hotel then you can also view sunrise from

your hotel room.

After breakfast go for local sightseeing tour.

Local cab fare for a whole day tour including Lamahatta will be around Rs 3000

First go to visit Lamahatta.

Lamahatta is a small village situated at an altitude of 5700 ft at a distance of 23 km

from Darjeeling.

It is a calm and quiet place famous for its natural beauty.

On a clear day, mount kanchenjungha is clearly visible from this place.

Spend some time in the well maintained roadside garden here.

The entry fee to the park is Rs 10 per person.

There are several homestays available in this place for night stay.

From there go to visit Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park and Himalayan Mountaineering

Institute.

The entry fee here is Rs 60 per person.

The zoo was opened in the year 1958.

It is situated at an altitude of 7,000 feet and is the largest high altitude zoo in India.

It is the home of many rare species of animals like snow leopard, the endangered Himalayan

wolf, white tiger and many beautiful birds.

There are some local souvenir stalls in front of the main entrance of the Zoo.

You can shop local handmade products from here.

From Zoological Park go to Tenzing and Gombu Rock.

It is a gigantic natural rock in Darjeeling named after Tenzing Norgay.

It is used for rock climbing training by HMI.

From Tenzing rock go to visit Puttabong Tea Garden.

On your way you can see famous St. Joseph's School Darjeeling.

After visiting the Puttabong Tea Garden go to visit Japanese Temple.

The two storied traditional Japanese style temple is built in the year 1972.

Close to

the temple there is a Peace Pagoda that showcases four avatars of Lord Buddha.

From the top of the Pagoda, you can get a panoramic view of Darjeeling landscape including

the Kanchenjunga range.

Day-3 On day 3 morning enjoy the scenic beauty of

Darjeeling from Mall, which is considered as the heart of the city.

You may enjoy your breakfast at the famous Keventer's Restaurant located on Neheru

Road.

You can buy local products from Mall Market.

In the afternoon, start your journey towards NJP for departure.

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Susan Westwood, AKA "South Park Susan," turned herself into the police after being filmed ranting at two African American women.

Susan Westwood is a North Carolina woman who was filmed confronting two Africa -American sisters, Leisa Meria Garris and Mary Michelle Garris, while they were waiting for AAA in a parking lot in Charlotte.

Westwood was filmed by the sisters in a video that soon went viral, with internet users dubbing her "South Park Susan.

" Westwood has since turned herself in to the police after a warrant was issued for her arrest.

Here's what you need to know.

Westwood Called the Police on the Sisters for No Apparent Reason.

On October 26, Westwood confronted the two sisters for no apparent reason, and then proceeded to harass them while they waited for AAA in a parking lot of Charlotte, North Carolina, near the apartment complex where one of the sisters lives.

It's unclear how, exactly, the altercation began.

But in the earliest video posted by Garris, one of the sisters can be heard saying that she feels threatened, to which Westwood replied that she was hot and beautiful and white, before proceeding to ask the sisters if they live at the apartment complex.

"Why do we feel like we need to be here, like, on this, like, beautiful place?" Westwood continued.

When one of the sisters replied with another question, asking why Westwood felt the need to be in their "space," Westwood answered, "Well, I live here.

I pay rent.".

Westwood later added, a bit nonsensically, "My kids go to Meyer's Park, so I want to make sure there's nothing going on…and why are you hanging out? Where do you live?".

Westwood Asked the Girls a Series of Racist Questions, Including Asking "Where Their Baby Daddies" Were.

Throughout the recorded videos, Westwood makes a series of apparent racist remarks, including, "I'm hot, I'm beautiful, I'm 51, what we going to talk about tonight? Being hot? Being beautiful? Being white? My new weave?".

She continued later, Is your boyfriend here? Is your baby daddy here? Nobody cares.

I'm white and I'm hot, so what are you doing here?".

Throughout the video, while the sisters continued to reference Westwood as "ma'am", Westwood replied by mocking them in racist stereotypes of African Americans.

"I make $125,000 a year!" she declared at one point.

She talked about her whiteness too many times to count throughout the videos, saying at one point: "I'm white, f*ck off…I'm white, b*tch.".

Westwood Falsely Claimed the Girls Were Trying to Break Into an Apartment Complex.

First, one of the sisters called 911, noting that Westwood was making racist threats and making them uncomfortable while they waited for AAA.

Later, Westwood called the police, herself.

During her 911 call, Westwood falsely claimed that the two women were trying to break into her apartment complex, one that she claimed she paid over a thousand dollars in rent monthly for.

On the 911 call, Westwood reportedly said, "There are folks that are trying to break in.

They're trying to get in the apartments.

I'm trying to do it in a very clandestine manner because it's actually on Fairview Road," Westwood told police, reports ABC.

"They are actually people that I've never seen here before—but they are African American.".

Prior to Turning Herself in to the Police, Westwood Was Fired From Her Job.

Prior to the event, Westwood worked at Spectrum Enterprise, per a screenshot of her LinkedIn, which has since been deleted.

However, since then she has been terminated, a point that wsa confirmed by Patrick Paterno, Director of Communications of the Carolina Region for Charter Communications.

In a statement, he said, "The incident recorded in Charlotte is a blatant violation of Charter's code of conducts and clearly disregards the company's commitment to inclusion and respectful behavior.

As such, Ms.

Westwood's employment with the company has been terminated, effective immediately.".

Westwood Now Faces Four Criminal Counts for Assault and Communicating Threats.

Westwood currently faces a series of charges, having initially been slapped with an outstanding misdemeanor warrant, as well as "misuse of the 911 system.

" Since turning herself in, she has been charged with four counts of simple assault and communicating threats.

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Amy Stefanowski is married to the Republican candidate for governor of Connecticut, Bob Stefanowski.

Bob has promoted himself as a political outsider with a successful background as a businessman.

His main focus has been on explaining how he would improve Connecticut's economy and promising to lower taxes.

His wife Amy is a business professional as well.

She spent the beginning of her career working in corporate finance and now owns her own real estate company.

Here's what you need to know.

Amy Wilson Stefanowski is a Connecticut Native But Spent Part of Her Childhood in London, England.

Amy Wilson Stefanowski lists New Haven, Connecticut as her hometown on her Facebook page.

Her birthday is September 26, 1965.

She graduated high school from Sacred Heart Academy in the town of Hamden in 1983, according to her Linkedin profile.

But at some point during her childhood, Stefanowski had the opportunity to live overseas.

Her bio on the Carbutti & Co Realtors website states that her family previously lived in London, England.

This appears to be where Stefawnowski developed an appreciation and a passion for design.

On her bio, she explained that the experience allowed her the chance to "travel throughout Europe and soak up not only the culture but the architecture and design via the many enrichment programs.".

Amy Stefanowski Put Her Love for Design on Hold, Choosing Instead to Study Accounting in College & Work in Corporate Finance.

Amy Stefanowski has a love for renovation and design.

But she chose to pursue business at the beginning of her career.

She graduated from Bryant University in 1987 with a bachelor's degree in accounting.

Stefanowski worked in the world of corporate finance for a decade after college.

She started as a senior auditor with Price Waterhouse Coopers.

After three years, she moved on to Corning Incorporated in upstate New York.

Then in 1992, when the family returned to Connecticut, she joined the accounting team at Pitney Bowes in its corporate headquarters in Stamford.

She stayed in that job for six years.

Amy Stefanowski Became a Real Estate Agent in 1998 & Launched Her Own Staging & Renovation Company in 2014.

Amy Stefanowski became a real estate agent in 1998.

She started with William Raveis Real Estate, Mortgage & Insurance and stayed with the company for seven years.

She worked with three other real estate agencies between 2006 and 2015.

Stefanowski joined her current team at Carbutti & Co Realtors in September 2015.

On the website bio, Amy is praised for her ability to "ensure your house is looking its best when it hits the market.".

She is also the founder and CEO of her own staging and renovation company, called Sound Homes.

Stefanowski explains on her company's website that she and her family moved 8 times over 12 years.

She said that experience gave her a lot of practice at making a house feel comfortable.

In addition, Stefanowski touts her background in accounting to promote her business.

"If you are looking for your dream home, she can help you find the diamond in the rough… and can help you determine what to budget for renovations to help in negotiating with the seller and planning your budget – both in terms of time and cost.".

Amy & Bob Stefanowski Have Three Daughters.

Amy Wilson Stefanowski has been married to her husband Bob for nearly three decades.

They have three daughters.

Their oldest, Lauren, turned 24 years old in September.

She graduated from the University of California, Berkeley in 2017.

The Stefanowski's appeared to make an effort to shield their daughters during the majority of the gubernatorial election.

Their daughters' names are not on the campaign website, and multiple local media outlets refrained from printing their names too.

But the girls did make an appearance toward the end of the campaign.

The entire family, including the dog, were showcased in an ad showing Bob Stefanowski doing household chores, such as putting groceries away, throwing out trash and helping the girls get ready for school.

They explain that their dad "is used to cleaning up big messes." Amy Stefanowski also makes an appearance, saying that her husband is prepared to "clean up the biggest mess of all: Connecticut.".

The Stefanowski's Live in a Mansion in Madison, Connecticut & Earned Nearly $10 Million in 2017.

Amy Stefanowski and husband Bob are both successful business professionals.

In late October, they released their joint tax returns for 2016 and 2017.

Their total gross income for 2016 was $6.86 million and $9.73 million in 2017.

In 2017, they paid more than $4 million in taxes.

According to the Connecticut Post, Bob Stefanowski paid for his gubernatorial campaign with his own finances.

The New Haven Register also took a look at the family's real estate holdings.

(The aforementioned article listed both Stefanowski and Democrat Ned Lamont's real estate).

The Stefanowski's own a mansion in Madison, Connecticut, that is reportedly worth about $3 million.

They also own two beach houses worth more than $2 million combined.

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Elissa Slotkin is a former Obama staffer who is now running for Congress as a Democrat in Michigan's 8th District.

Slotkin is different from many other Democrats running for Congress this cycle, in that she doesn't directly identify with the notion of "resistance." To TIME, she said, "Since Ronald Reagan we have had this assumption in the United States that the Republicans are the party of the military, the Republicans are the party of patriotism, the Republicans are the party of American values.

And if there was ever a moment for a strategic shift, it's now.".

Slotkin first worked under the Bush administration before working for the Obama administration.

Here's what you need to know.

Slotkin Is a Former CIA Analyst Who Served Three Tours in Iraq in the Early 2000's.

Prior to announcing her bid for Congress, Slotkin attended Cornell University as an undergraduate, then Columbia University for  graduate school.

She cited her experience being in New York during the September 11 attacks as having a huge impact on her decision to go into civil service.

After she graduated from Columbia, she then served as a CIA analyst throughout three tours in Iraq.

Following her work with the CIA, she served on the National Security Council as director for Iraq underneath George W.

Bush's administration.

She then stayed on when Barack Obama was elected president, and eventually served as Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for the Obama administration.

Slotkin now lives in Michigan, on a farm in Holly, MI, running her own consulting business.

Slotkin's Husband, Dave, Served as a Colonel in the Army for 30 Years.

Slotkin's husband, Dave, has also served the country as a colonel in the U.S.

army for 30 years.

Dave was reportedly an Apache helicopter pilot in the First Gulf War, Korea, and Kosovo, and he also served two tours in Iraq.

Dave has been a constant presence throughout Slotkin's social media during her campaigning for Congress in the last year.

Slotkin and Dave actually met while they were both serving in Iraq, according to a video Slotkin tweeted, in which she wrote, "My husband Dave and I met in Iraq, when I was doing my third tour, serving alongside our military and diplomats.

He was a colonel in the Army on his fourth tour in combat.

We're proud to be a service family.".

Dave said in the video, "You can bring service to your community and your country by voting in November." Dave has two daughters of which Slotkin is a stepmother.

One of those daughters is in the Army, and the other is a working physician.

Slotkin Decided to Run for Congress For Two Reasons: Health Care & Partisan Ugliness.

According to TIME, Slotkin's two major motivating factors that inspired her to run for Congress were the current state of health care, and the increasingly partisan ugliness in D.C.

She said, "For me, as someone who worked for both Republicans and Democrats, [the atmosphere after the 2016 election] felt so different, and so ugly, and so unbecoming of this country.".

For the issue of health care, Slotkin had some personal experience to impact her political beliefs.

Her mother, who had breast cancer when she was a young mother, struggled to find affordable coverage for herself before she passed away because of her pre-existing conditions.

Slotkin noted to TIME that her opponent, Mike Bishop, was a visible and smiling presence at the White House when Trump signed the bill repealing the Affordable Care Act.

She said, "It was like Christmas for him.

And I turned to my husband and I said, 'No, You don't get to do that.

You don't get to ignore your constituents and vote against their interests and keep your job.'".

Slotkin Has Distinguished Her Campaign by Reflecting a More Moderate Democratic Platform Than Other Progressives.

Since one of the reasons she ran for Congress in the first place was because of how shocked and disgusted she was by the partisan ugliness in D.C., it might not be surprising that Slotkin has built her campaign around a mild friendliness to the Republican party.

To TIME, she said, "I don't believe all Republicans are bad.".

Slotkin's father is a Republican, and she also noted that her in-laws are supporters of Trump.

She added, "I don't consider myself part of the Resistance because that's against something, and you have to be for something.".

Slotkin's desire to cross the partisan aisle is also a noted strategy towards the region of the country where she's running for office.

She said,  "In the Midwest, we cannot stand the vitriol.

People's neighbors see the signs and they walk on eggshells around each other.

Moms tell me they don't want to talk to other moms when they drop their kids off at school.

Thanksgiving dinner is super uncomfortable.

Midwesterners can't stand that.".

Slotkin Is Running on a Platform of Health Care, Education, and Economic Opportunity, in Order to Keep the 'American Dream in Michigan' Alive.

Some of Slotkin's largest issues that she's campaigned upon have been health care reform and education reform in Michigan.

Specifically, she cites the need for affordable health care and access to affordable prescription medication.

As for education reform, she believes in investing in educational systems "from the bottom up.".

Slotkin writes on her official campaign site, "College shouldn't be considered a luxury, or a requirement for success, and should be affordable for those who are interested.

We need more options — more certification programs and college apprenticeship programs that are paired with the specific job opportunities available right now in our state — to ensure that we are educating and training our young people to contribute to growing Michigan's economy.".

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From VOA Learning English, this is Everyday Grammar.

Ashley: Before we get started today, Adam, I wanted to ask you about your weekend at

home!

Adam: It was great, thanks!

But the drive was a little tiring.

Chicago is a lot further away than I thought.

Ashley: Sorry, you mean...Chicago is a lot farther away than you thought.

Adam: Yes, that is what I said.

Ashley: No, you said "further."

In American English, "further" is usually used for non-physical or figurative distances.

"Farther" is the correct word when talking about actual physical distance - or distance

that you can measure.

Adam: Non-physical distances?

Can you give me an example?

Ashley: Sure.

If you cannot decide on which presidential candidate to support, you might look further

into their positions on important issues.

Here there is no actual, measurable distance.

Adam: Okay, I guess that makes sense.

Farther and further are words that English learners - and even native English speakers

- often confuse.

The English language is full of commonly confused words.

These words may sound the same but mean different things.

Or maybe, they are spelled the same but mean different things.

Let's look at some of these commonly confused words.

We will start with the two words we just mentioned: farther and further.

The word farther is usually used as an adverb.

In American English, we say farther when talking about a physical, measurable distance.

For example, "We walked farther than we had planned."

The word further has several meanings.

It can be used as an adverb, adjective, and even a verb.

As an adverb, further means "to a greater extent."

For example, "The scientists are looking further into the new research."

As an adjective, further means "more or additional."

For example, "Further research is needed to reach a conclusion."

Notice how there is no physical, measurable distance in these examples.

Further can also be a verb.

In its verb form, it means "to help the progress of something."

For example, you might hope to "further your career" by learning English.

In other words, you hope learning English will help you advance your career.

Again, there is no physical, measurable distance.

Our second set of commonly confused words is lose and loose.

These are words that even native English speakers confuse.

Lose [L-O-S-E] is a verb.

Lose has several meanings.

It can mean "to be unable to find."

You might tell a forgetful friend, "Don't lose your keys again!"

Lose can also mean "to fail to win something."

For example, "People expected the team to lose the football game."

It can also mean "to have less and less of something over time."

If someone is looking smaller than before, you might ask, "Did you lose weight?"

The word loose, [L-O-O-S-E] is usually used as an adjective.

Notice that loose ends with a strong "s" sound, while lose, the verb, ends with a "z"

sound.

Loose has no relation to lose.

Loose means "not tight, secure, or attached."

For example, you can have a "loose tooth", "loose clothing," or "loose pieces of

paper."

Loose can also mean "not exact."

For example, if you try to very quickly translate something from your native language to English,

you might be writing a "loose translation."

Another set of commonly confused words is accept and except.

Although they are spelled differently, many American English speakers pronounce these

words in almost the same way.

But, these two words are not interchangeable.

Accept [A-C-C-E-P-T] is a verb.

To accept means to receive or take something that is offered.

For example, if a company offers you a new job, you will probably accept their offer.

Except [E-X-C-E-P-T] can be used as a preposition, conjunction or a verb.

In general, it means "not including."

For example, the post office is open every day except Sunday.

Here's an example of accept and except in the same sentence.

"This machine accepts all coins except pennies."

As a verb, except [E-X-C-E-P-T] means "left out."

It is used in formal speech.

You might say "Women were excepted from the study."

As verbs, accept and except have almost opposite meanings, making these two words all the more

confusing.

And that's Everyday Grammar for this week.

Join us again next week as we take a look at more examples of commonly confused words.

I'm Adam Brock.

And I'm Ashley Thompson.

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