В училище не бях фен на философията поради две прости причини:
- учителката не ми се кефеше много и винаги ме режеше, дори да създам някакъв гениален текст, коментар и пр.
- счупих си крака заради един доклад, за който бързах да посетя библиотеката точно на разпети петък отново по философия!!!
Но пък точно по времето на тези уроци научих: „Що е то херменевтика?“ (нали така започваха уроците в 3 клас?). Има много определения във философските речници, в wikipedia и т.н., но аз въпреки старинното му разбиране имам своя интерпретация. Когато по-усилено започнах да пиша за себе си и за удоволствие, осъзнах нещо доста стандартно. Когато ми се пише, пиша. Когато имам задание да го направя не винаги имам възможността да дам максимума от себе си. Това е причината да използвам един хитър ход. Оказа се, че съм дори добра в това 
Та ето тук отново се намесва херменевтиката. Използвам своя капацитет и наличието на информация. Нещо доста ценно в днешно време. Използвам капацитета си, за да създам симпатична структура спрямо това, което ме интересува. От там насетне нагласям разменям и copy/paste. Много хора биха ме обвинили, биха казали, че това не е творчество, че това не е стил. Но аз не съм на това мнение. Открих, че ме бива това и искам да споделя с Вас и последното си творение по въпроса.
Нещо полезно за привлечените от България хора, които искат да получат повече информация, какво би ги очаквало. Не е с ПР насоченост, няма политически нотки, не е и негативно. Все пак, ако някой иска да види хубавите страни на страната и столицата ни, това е нещото, което може да го привлече 
Bulgaria in brief
Republic of Bulgaria has formed a significant part of the Balkans in south-eastern Europe for many centuries. It borders five other countries: Romania to the north (mostly along the River Danube), Serbia and the Republic of Macedonia to the west, and Greece and Turkey to the south. The Black Sea defines the extent of the country to the east. Currently[update] Bulgaria functions as a parliamentary democracy under a unitary constitutional republic. A member of the European Union since 2007 and of NATO since 2004, it has a population of approximately 7.6 million.
Currency – Lev (BGN)
Money exchange: The Bulgarian Lev is pegged to the Euro. 1 EUR = 1.955 BGN.
Approximate Exchange Rates for 1 BGN:
1 USD 1.53 LEVA
1 EURO 1.96 LEVA
1 CHF 1.34 LEVA
1 GBP 2.86 LEVA
You may exchange money in banks and in any of the numerous exchange offices. Some of those offices are opened during the holidays. Euro-checks may be cashed on a lot of banks.
Capital: Sofia (1.2 mil. Inhabitants)
Time zone: GMT (London) + 2 hours, East-European time (Germany) + 1 hour
Official language: Bulgarian, alphabet – Cyrillic
Religion: Orthodox (85%), Muslim (8%), others (7%)
Climate: Continental to Mediterranean in the South parts of the country. Average temperatures during January vary from -2 to 2 degrees centigrade in the valleys to – 10 degrees centigrade in the mountains. Average temperatures for June vary from 19-25 degrees centigrade in the valleys to 10 degrees centigrade in the high mountains. Rainfalls are 450-600 mm in the valleys to 1300 mm in the mountains.
Accommodation
Bulgaria is one of the most popular locations for European investors. Recent infrastructure improvements to supplement increased tourism provide the background for investment property in Bulgaria to become a stable market.
Natural and Cultural Factors
· 11 „Blue Flag“ beaches along 354km of Black Sea Coast
· 37,500km hiking paths and mountain trails
· Roman, Greek and Thracian historical attractions, which includes nine UNESCO world heritage sites
· Top ski resorts with latest equipment – See Bulgaria ski resorts
· Modern, vibrant city of Sofia, steeped in history and bustling with 21st century commercialism. See Sofia city property investment
· Budget air services and short direct flight times from Europe.
· Borders with Greece, Macedonia, Romania, Serbia and Montenegro and Turkey
· Low population density
· Average air temperature on Black Sea Coast in summer is 27°C and the average water temperature is 22°C
· Over 500 mineral springs, some with world-class spa facilities
Economic Factors
1. Early stages of development in Bulgaria make it an ideal time to invest.
2. Huge tourism growth, with figures up by 20% in 2008 compared to the previous year
3. The World Tourism Organisation predicts Bulgaria to welcome in excess of 20 million tourists by 2020.
4. EU member with stable government, committed to further economic reform.
5. Large amounts of ongoing foreign direct investment.
6. Excellent property prices and growth potential compared with most other European locations.
7. Widely considered as one of the most rapidly advancing European countries.
8. Property construction now puts emphasis on high quality design and build with minimal environmental effect.
9. According to the Institute of International Finance, GDP growth is expected to be highest in Eastern Europe at 6% for 2005 / 2006.
NB!!! If you want to rent two-roomed or three-roomed apartment in Sofia / at central place of the city/ you will need about 200 up to 400 euro. /In the smallest cities even less/. The apartments are in new buildings, well – appointed with kind neighbors. You will need 20 minutes even in the traffic jam to get to the center of the city with public transport.
Transport and telecommunications
The cities and many smaller towns have well-organised public transport systems, using buses, trolleys (in about 20 cities) and trams (in Sofia). The Sofia Metro in the capital Sofia has three lines with total length of about 48 km (30 mi) and 52 stations, but much currently[update] remains uncompleted.
NB!!! In the capital the ticket for the public transport costs 1 BGN. If you have a monthly card you will pay 50 BGN for the whole public transport network including metro, trams, trolleybuses and buses.
Taxi-cabs: In towns and resorts there are taxi-cabs situated in the respective taxi ranks. People can take a taxi by calling a taxi company or in the street.
Car rental : You can rent a car from international rent-a-car companies such as AVIS, Hertz, Budget , Eurocar, etc. Many of the hotels in Bulgaria offer this service through a licensed Bulgarian rent a car companies.
Post offices and telecommunication: Working time of post offices is from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Postage stamps and postcards may be bought from the desks in the post office or from pavilions selling newspapers. There are a lot of internet-cafes from which you may talk cheap or send e-mails (most of them work 24 hours).
Local and international telephone services are covered through automatic street telephones operating with tokens and calling cards. Tokens for local calls (0.20 leva) and calling cards are available for purchase from any post office or places where newspapers are sold.
Cuisine
Owing to the relatively warm climate and diverse geography affording excellent growth conditions for a variety of vegetables, herbs and fruits, Bulgarian cuisine offers great diversity.
Famous for its rich salads required at every meal, Bulgarian cuisine also features diverse quality dairy products and a variety of wines and local alcoholic drinks such as rakia, mastika and menta. Bulgarian cuisine features also a variety of hot and cold soups, for example tarator. Many different Bulgarian pastries exist as well, such as banitsa, a traditional pastry prepared by layering a mixture of whisked eggs and pieces of sirene (Bulgarian Feta cheese) between filo pastry and then baking it in an oven.
Sofia Night Life
Generally speaking, Bulgarians naturally love to celebrate, dine, go to the theater, see an opera and movies and especially to party. In addition, the local people place a great emphasis on friendships and amusement in their acquaintances each other and that is why, the different city dwellers often meet with their friends up in some popular and beloved cafes, restaurants and bars, especially on the summer evenings. So, it could be actually reasonable for you to consider in advance that Bulgarian capital Sofia, nowadays, boasts quite long list of comfortable and lovely discos, hip bars and night clubs with highly competitive prices.
Additionally, eating and drinking here is a significantly cheap experience – a real pleasant winner for budget travelers, that do not want to spend too much money on their journey. Do not forget that with a bit of luck you will have the opportunity to discover everything on the music style spectrum – from house and trance to rock and hip-hop. On the other hand, even in the different restaurants, there is usually some live folk music and you will, undoubtedly, be invited to get up and join in the „horo“ – the traditional Bulgarian dance.
Sofia is a city that truly comes alive at night. The Sofians love to party – and the fact that there are no laws restricting the selling of alcohol means that they like to party long and hard into the night. Even the prices are more than attractive. In a club you will pay 30 euro/ 60 BGN per a bottle vodka, or 50 euro/ 100 BGN for a whiskey.
For anyone keen to initiate themselves into the Sofia nightlife scene then the Vitosha Boulevard is the best place to head. The area either side of this main strip teems with cool cafes, funky bars and watering holes of many more descriptions. With fifty different beers to sample you might want to try Schweik! Meanwhile if you’re in Sofia for summer the many outdoor cafes around the National Palace of Culture give the Bulgarian capital a Parisian air.
Around midnight the bars start to empty out as Sofia’s nightowls begin to make their way to some of the city’s pulsating nightspots. Caramba is a must for lovers of latin music, whilst techno heads will enjoy raving it up at the vast Exit club or the hip Scream club. Of course nightlife connoisseurs shouldn’t leave Sofia without experiencing Club Chervilo. Full of posers it can also provide you with the sorts of legendary nights out that you’ll be talking about to your grandchildren.
If live music is more your thing then Sofia can also offer you a first class nightlife experience. Backstage and Social Club are probably the most well-known and is highly regarded for the quality of acts that play there whilst Swinging Hall is renowned for its great atmosphere.
With all these and many many more to choose from we’re pretty confident your Sofia nightlife experience will be a fruitful one – certainly it will be if the famously friendly locals have anything to do with it!
If you want to be more attractive you can use the words below to become closer with the locals:
Здравей [ zdravej] Hello
Добро утро [dobro utro] Good morning
Добър ден [Dober den] Good day
До виждане [Do vizhdane] See you later
Моля [ molja] Please
Благодаря [Blagodarja] Thank you
Извинете [Izvinete] Excuse me
Да [Da] Yes
Не [Ne] No
Наздраве [Nazdrave] Cheers
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