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Kenya is possibly the mainplace many safari lovers think of when considering their adventure and notwithout good reason! The great m
view of the snow- capped peak of Mt Kilimanjaro, the park is one you cant miss
loved Elephants and in these place he found all that he wanted to see. If you
could hear my grandpa talk about this place, you would definat
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Saying “Bye” to Continental’s Name... And Free Food
With the Continental-United merger a done deal watch for the legacy name “Continental” to fade into history.
The Houston Chronicle says that Jeff Simisek, Continental’s CEO, starts his new job as CEO of the new United Airlines, a fleet now carrying the name of United but the Continental emblem.
The Continental name and logo won’t disappear tomorrow, and the airlines will continue to fly separately for a 18 months or so until they g
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It’s not easy to find
Go to TripAdvisor.
Look for the hotel whose reviews you want to read.
Then follow the wise but “snarky”owl to “Reviews You Can Trust.”
Then below that, on an already busy page, is TripAdvisor’s latest genius stroke, “Reviews at a Glance”
TripAdvsor has made the job of gleaning highlights and lowlights of hotel reviews easier by capturing the most frequently used, relevant phrases and terms written about hotel
Article first published as Bugs Are the New Sushi on Technorati.
Sumathi Reddy's article, Bug Eaters try to get some Buzz on September 15 in the Wall Street Journal said: "bugs are tasty, and good for you, too—high in protein, low in fat, cheap and good for the environment. 'I think it's what sushi was 20 or 30 years ago,' he said. 'Now it's time for bugs.' Across the country, entomophagy—the eating of insects—has gained a small audience hopeful that the inclusion of bugs in global cuisine from
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Tamarindo Costa Rica, September 29th, 2010.
By Jardin del Eden Hotel, Tamarindo Beach Hotel
Welcome to Tamarindo beach one of the most beautiful beach spots in the world visited by scores of tourists all the year round. This beach spot is globally acclaimed
for its exquisite destinations which are endowed with scintillating beauty of
nature, beaches, wildlife parks and sanctuaries, blissful ambiance and more of
all the world class accommodations and hospitality that makes Tamarindo one of
the most to
Cannon roar and belch fire and smoke. Eyes sting and blur, trying to make sense of the forms emerging through the haze. Hundreds of men march down the cobblestoned street, ten or more across, wearing red and carrying muskets - and now they halt - kneel - and fire!
Thrilling and terrifying, despite the knowledge that it is all smoke and no real ammunition, this is the annual reenactment of the Battle of Germantown that will take place this Saturday, October 2, 2010. Hundreds of re-enactors bring t
We where concerned for the safety of the nest and contacted the Marine Conservation Society of the Seychelles for advice.
The Marine Conservation Society of Seychelles arrived and after a short discussion it was decided the best thing to do is to move the nest to a safe spot - it was decided that betwe
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And the mergers go on.
As Continental and United work toward a seamless merger, today’s news that Southwest Airline will acquire competitor AirTran in effect continues to reduce airline choices for travelers, and continues to hold them hostage to the pricing and fee whims of fewer and fewer airlines.
Southwest, admittedly one of the few airlines not to burden passengers with fees and hidden costs, will pay 1.4 billion in a cash and stock purchase fo
I'm back from Oahu and I miss it already! I'm so fortunate I got to stay with family because this way I could see Hawaii more like a local. Below are some tidbits you might enjoy if you're blessed with the opportunity to visit this beautiful island.
- Eat shrimp in the Kahuka area.
- Visit Chinatown on a busy Sunday morning.
- Take in the sweeping views at the Punchbowl Cemetery lookout (and honor the military service men and women, too).
- Stop at Buzz's for a wickedly strong Mai Tai and calamari "steak" a
THREE GETAWAYS OFFERING FOUR SEASONS OF FUN WITHIN 80 MILES OF MANHATTAN
by Ed Wetschler
Finding resorts near New York City where you can enjoy swimming, golf, and other summertime pleasures is easy. But finding full-service resorts near New York that are affordable and offer great activities in fall, winter, and spring is not so easy. The good news for folks in and around the tri-state (New York, Connecticut, New Jersey) area -- and for visitors to Manhattan who want to see something else on t
The e-mail from my cousin in Mexico was fraught with anxiety.
She had lived in Puerto Vallarta for many years, and had settled down and married a wonderful Mexican man. Their life in Puerto Vallarta had been a simple one, but a happy one. They were both happy at their jobs, and life in this scenic west-coast resort city was buoyed by the constant stream of tourists from the visiting cruise ships. And this blessed white-washed city seemed to be a million miles away from the violence raging in much




