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How about a membership that gives you a value greater than a timeshare at a fraction of the cost?  The discount savings involves airfare, car rentals, resorts and cruises.  We tell others about the membership and we make money when they join.  Win/Win!  Great savings and income too!  Contact John Bohannon @248-796-8430 or jorjam@gmail.com
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Pleasant and sociable, bars are great places to unwind in after a day’s work or a day of leisure. Paris is no exception to this trend, with chic or offbeat establishments that never fail to amaze. The Paris Convention and Visitors Bureau has created a list of the most unusual bars in Paris.

In Part 3 of Unusual Bars in Paris, we explored the Large Venues for those inclined to claustrophobia or who favor going out as a group. Now, let's celebrate the end of our journey with some champagne - the es

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The Jim Corbett Park is a famous wildlife reserve housing more than 160 tigers that have been declared endangered species by the forest department. The park encloses approximately 1318.54 square kilometers of forest that is still virgin and untouched by the wrath of modernism. An ideal place for nature and animal lovers, the park offers a rich exposure to rarest of birds’ species, dense Sal and Khair forests, and murmuring rivers. Not only nature, but some of the finest resorts and hotels also b
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Are you planning to go to Ranthambore National Park? The very first thing which you have to take into consideration is to book a resort or a hotel for yourself. Ranthambore National Park is strategically located in the Sawai Madhopur district of Rajasthan, and is well known for Indian tigers. The best way to take a closer look at Indian tiger is to go for an elephant safari ride. You can also opt for a jeep safari. But all of this adventure activity comes later. Once you have reached your destin
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Are Rivers Male or Female?

Susan Farlow, Special Contributor for the Dallas Morning News and freelance writer in Maine, shares an interesting and fun piece exploring the history of the genders of rivers.

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"Let’s say you’re embarking on a river cruise. Would you know whether the  river was masculine or feminine? Would you even know that rivers have  genders?"

Click here to read the full article: http://www.dallasnews.com/travel/cruise/20110527-are-rivers-male-and-female.ece


Explore the endless possibilities when navigating t
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Yoga has been practiced for thousands of years by many people around the world. Etymologically Yoga means union, trying to connect the absolute principle with the conscience.

Yoga is an empirical science that helps to purifies body and mind giving a number of benefits, providing a balance on the physical and mental conditions of people. This discipline has grown based on thousands of years and experiences from yogis within the history, having its own methods and practices.

9008632269?profile=originalThe objective of yoga

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Welcome to Dominica

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Hi, I would like to take a minute to tell you a little bit about Dominica the nature island of the Caribbean.

A place rich in its cultural diversity and friendly people.  The island of Dominica offers a luxury in travel like no other. You may not find the big name hotels from the biggest chains with all the expensive amenities, but we surely can boast of the luxury you find in the peace of mind, the leisure and the freedom that you get on island and a service such as that of the sunset bay club s

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Two-storey accommodation for travellers to Glacier National Park is soon to be available at the Historic Tamarack Lodge and Cabins.

Located on the edge of the Flathead National Forest, with easy access to the West Entrance of Glacier National Park, our seven new Mountain Lake Cabins provide cozy accommodation for up to four guests and are scheduled to open in May 2012.

We have one cabin that is fully ADA compliant.

On the lower floor is a full kitchen and bath, a fold out sofa or futon bed and flat

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Volunteering Abroad in The Movies

“Everybody's a filmmaker today.” -John Milius. Many willing volunteers for any project often lack the complete picture of what exactly is in store for them when they leave and what they are going do. Well if you are in any of these categories then volunteer movies and documentaries are just what you need. Movies about volunteering have a  revealing quality to new volunteer, memories for those who were once volunteers and that basic information for those not in the know. Here is a look into some

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motel.jpg?w=213&h=150&width=213When you come to Brazil, whether it’s on vacation, a business trip or other purposes, and no matter if you’re a man or a woman, there is always the possibility (chance, risk, call it what you want…) that you end up in a situation where you need a room for one, two or three hours.

So what do you do? If you’re in Rio de Janeiro, you might find a hotel that rents rooms by the hour, but the more obvious choice would be a motel.

Motels here are not exactly the same as in, for example, the US. In Brazi

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It’s every traveler’s worst nightmare: you’re having a great time on your vacation, then – boom – a fall or a fever sends you to a local hospital. After initial treatment, the big question is: “Now how do I get home without breaking the bank?”

 
While there is more than one option, MedjetAssist is one of the premier medical evacuation membership services in the United States. If a member is hospitalized more than 150 miles from home - virtually anywhere in the world and requires continued hospital
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Country of the rising Sun

Japanese landscapes are even more beautiful than it is on Japanese paintings. The distinctive ancient country will charm visitors in any time of the year. To view a nice video about the country click here: http://tours-tv.com/en/japan.

 

Summer is a good time to visit Hokkaido to see beautiful sceneries when the weather is cooler than other regions. Furano Biei area in Central Hokkaido is known for its picturesque views of many hills and flower fields and is a popular tourist destination during th

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While traveling across Brazil since January 2009, I have already taken a few thousand photos. It was a tough selection process, but here is a collection of my 30 most beautiful shots so far…  

 

Leave a comment and let me know which one is YOUR favorite...


Enjoy!!!

 

Parana river sunset - Mato Grosso do Sul - Brazil

Sunset over the Rio Parana - Mato Grosso do Sul

Sunset Rio de Janeiro - Brazil

Sunset over Rio de Janeiro seen from the top of Sugarloaf mountain

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View over Rio de Janeiro (by day) from Sugarloaf mountain The first beach is Praia Vermelha... in the background to the left

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Death by Too Many Reviews

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Death by Too Many  Reviews

Chris Colin writes a great essay in Wired Magazine.

He’s probably best known for the terrific and funny, What Really Happened to the Class of ’93.

But in his recent Wired Magazine piece, he suggests we are suffering from “review” overload.

For every slew of new data and information that’s produced, he says, (think videos, blogs, ebooks, tweets, Facebook postings) there is an equal avalanche of reviews that follow.

He talks about a “parallel universe” of stars, rankings,
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Visiting Nantucket

 

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We stepped out from the tiny prop plane and I stood for a moment on top of the stairs breathing in the salty air of Nantucket, filled with the scent of Lilies and memories of teenage debauchery. The words from Diddy’s song, “Coming Home,” swimming in my head:

“Back where I belong, yeah I never felt so strong
I feel like there’s nothing that I can’t try
And if you with me put your hands high
If you ever lost a light before, this ones for you
And you, the dreams are for you….”

Waiting for my sisters, m

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Kefalonia, Greece

I first visited Kefalonia in 2000 for my honeymoon. One of the largest of the Ionian islands and probably one of the most unspoilt it is situated off the west coast of Greece. The island seems to have escaped mass tourism but has gained popularity in recent years following it's use as the location for "Captain Corelli's Mandolin" which was filmed there.

The island is developed mainly around the coastal edges and although I have stayed in the south, which is more touristic with sandy beaches, my f
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Just wanted to let you all know that my time-travel novel, The Time Baroness, has been holding steady on Amazon in the #1 spot of travel novels about England. I find that funny, since it's actually a romantic, TIME-travel novel, set in Jane Austen's England, but still pretty cool!
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