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"January, 2011 update:
Maggie is back in Venice after a quick, easy Delta-to-Air France connection at Paris CDG two weeks ago. "Maggie in Venice" dog blog posts about the trip (with pictures and a video) are at:
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Maggie is back in Venice after a quick, easy Delta-to-Air France connection at Paris CDG two weeks ago. "Maggie in Venice" dog blog posts about the trip (with pictures and a video) are at:
…"
"Europe for Visitors
http://europeforvisitors.com
A Forbes and Washington Post "Best of the Web" editorial planning site about European leisure travel and cruising. The site has been online since 1997 and at its current domain since 2001. It attracts…"
http://europeforvisitors.com
A Forbes and Washington Post "Best of the Web" editorial planning site about European leisure travel and cruising. The site has been online since 1997 and at its current domain since 2001. It attracts…"
"Another thought on dog travel: We encountered a Beardie yesterday that was the spitting (or drooling) image of ours, but it was shy and a bit nervous, while ours is outgoing and unfazed by new experiences. If our dog were a nervous nellie instead of…"
">>I would welcome any comments anyone might have on the Alliance.<<
Ashley, you do a nice job with your newsletter (the events listings are especially useful), but the PR announcements and press-trip listings seem to be geared to UK-based writers,…"
Ashley, you do a nice job with your newsletter (the events listings are especially useful), but the PR announcements and press-trip listings seem to be geared to UK-based writers,…"
">>People die on planes (regardless of their nose sizes) probably due to crashes though.<<
The stats that I liked to concerned inflight, as opposed to crashed-flight, deaths.
I remember reading in CNT a few years ago that Singapore Airlines has…"
The stats that I liked to concerned inflight, as opposed to crashed-flight, deaths.
I remember reading in CNT a few years ago that Singapore Airlines has…"
"People die on airplanes, too--about 100 per year on airlines that use MedAire, to judge from this 2008 article:
http://www.cnn.com/2008/HEALTH/02/25/air.medicine/index.html
Back in the late 1980s, JAMA reported an average of 72 human inflight…"
http://www.cnn.com/2008/HEALTH/02/25/air.medicine/index.html
Back in the late 1980s, JAMA reported an average of 72 human inflight…"
"What terrible news! I met Rich only once (I was on the press trip to Portugal and Spain, too), but I enjoyed his company during the week or so that we traveled together."
"We took our dog to Venice, Italy for three months this year and expect to repeat the experience in 2011. The trip led to a "Maggie in Venice" blog (which is linked from our Veniceforvisitors.com travel-planning site), and as a result of the blog, we…"
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