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SHARE | AND | DISCUSSTweetCruising the seven seas Why check in and out of hotels while on a vacation tour? Instead, touch upon several destinations as you sail in vessels of pure luxury. Gustasp and Jeroo Irani tell you why going on a cruise is a better vacation | En voyage | Cruise ships, be it an
The Times Of India - State sector chiefs spend millions flying the flag
| Film festivals, museum exhibitions and tourist junkets are some of the things public service chiefs attended while spending more than $3.3 million in taxpayers' money on travel in just 18 months. | A Herald survey of 120 state-sector CEOs show each spent an average of $28,000 on international and
NZ Herald - >Watch Live: Annular Solar Eclipse Creates Ring of Fire
| An will be visible May 20 from eastern Asia, the Pacific Ocean, and much of the North American West Coast. | A total solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun, casting a shadow that blocks out the sun’s light. But in an annular eclipse, the moon is too far from the
Wired News - Twilight's Kristen Stewart Spotted Sexy Belly Shirt Hot At Snow White Mexico Yesterday
| Twilight's Kristen Stewart spotted sexy belly shirt hot at Snow White New Mexico yesterday. Yesterday afternoon,Twilight Saga hottie Kristen Stewart took her big "Snow White and the Huntsman" press tour down,south of the border into Mexico City,and looked smoking hot in a short blouse that showed
IMDb - Independence ag museum celebrating 5th anniversary
| INDEPENDENCE, Iowa (AP) — It isn't easy to use the huge map of North America in the entrance of Heartland Acres Agribition Center to plot a course from Independence to Des Moines, or anywhere else, for that matter. | There are too many pins with white heads in the way. Thousands are stuck into t
my SA - NATO summit opens with Afghanistan focus
| Leaders of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization have gathered in Chicago for a summit that will be dominated by the withdrawal of forces in Afghanistan. | US President Barack Obama opened the summit in his home town, Chicago, on Sunday, a day after leaders of the eight major industrial
Al Jazeera - South Asia a rising force in global meth trade
| ISLAMABAD - Iran, Pakistan and other South Asian countries are a fast-rising force in the global methamphetamine market, with drug cartels thriving off the weak governance and law enforcement that have long fueled the region's heroin trade. | This environment has allowed criminals to tap into the
Herald Tribune - Earthquake shakes northern Italy
| At least one person has been killed and others injured in a 5.9-magnitude earthquake near the northern Italian city of Bologna, according to the Italian news agency ANSA. | One man was reported killed in the town of Ferrara, rescuers said following the quake early on Sunday. | Firefighters said th
Al Jazeera - Mexico makes arrests over drug violence
| The Mexican army has arrested suspects over the slaughter of 49 people who were decapitated, mutilated and left in plastic bags on the side of a highway. | Among those arrested was Daniel Elizondo, known as "El Loco" ("the crazy man") and believed to be the leader of the gang that carried out the
Al Jazeera - Kristen Stewart Shows Midriff in Mexico City For Swath
| Kristen Stewart and her Snow White and the Huntsman costar Sam Claflin popped up in Mexico City this afternoon. The duo did press at the St. Regis Hotel after promoting the film in Europe last week. Kristen and Sam made appearances in London, Berlin, and Madrid where they were also joined by Charl
IMDb - Joe Strummer: The angry young man who grew up
| "He was quite quiet when I met him," she says. "He wasn't doing anything, just living at home – he wasn't out with the posse. I became more and more aware of his charm, shall we say, as I got to know him." | Nearly a decade has passed since Strummer fell victim to an undiagno
The Independent - Tamae Watanabe, 73-year-old Japanese Woman, Scales Mount Everest
Tamae Watanabe | KATMANDU, Nepal -- A 73-year-old Japanese woman climbed to Mount Everest's peak Saturday, smashing her own record to again become the oldest woman to scale the world's highest mountain. | Tamae Watanabe reached Everest's 8,850-meter-high (29,035-foot-high) summit from the northern s
Huffington Post - Camping and fishing Arizona go together like a great date
| Camping and fishing in Arizona go together like a campfire and fish in a frying pan. Set your fly into a dark pool behind the snag, cast into the lake for trout, settle back with your feet up by the campfire. That’s a rough day, and someone’s got to do it. Doing it in Arizona is the perfect r
The Examiner - Chasing the sun to Mexico, the land of the Mango Tango, haggling and back rubs
| First of all, a confession. Before our trip to Cancun, my perception of the Mexican resort was based upon an MTV documentary I had chanced on late one evening. | Featuring thousands of inebriated American students in various states of undress, it detailed how they take over the city and its surrou
The Daily Mail - Young illegal immigrants coming out of the shadows
| She was tiny and trembling and looked so very vulnerable. Barely 15, having already experienced a lifetime of hardships since losing her mother at 5 and crossing the desert with her father, she clutched a microphone before a crowd in New York's Union Square. | "My name is Diana," she said. "I am u
Herald Tribune - Mexican youth march against old ruling party
| MEXICO CITY - Thousands of college-age demonstrators have crowded Mexico City's main boulevard to protest a possible return to the presidency of the old ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, known as the PRI. | PRI presidential candidate Enrique Pena Nieto leads in polls on the July 1 election
Herald Tribune - Reeling in fish from the Arizona deserts
| The tall, gangly saguaro cactus, desert sand, and the lonely steer skull are proverbial Arizona stereotypes. Nestled in those deserts and half the state’s mountains are hundreds of lakes and streams just waiting for a cast fly or dropped line. Twenty different sport fish await anglers in the G
The Examiner - Mayweather: More Muhammad Ali than meets the eye
| Two weeks before his victory over Puerto Rican bruiser Miguel Cotto, Floyd Mayweather floated around the ring in the Las Vegas gym that bore his name. As fleet with his lip as he was with his feet, the 35-year-old pound-for-pound boxing king charmed visitors, entertained media and onlookers with c
Al Jazeera - Rafting the Grand Canyon an unforgetting E ticket ride
| Accompanied with screams as loud as roller coaster riders, the raft plunges into the wall of muddy waves. Rocks the size of houses looming on either side try to grab the madly paddling group. Moments ago the gentle new age song of water lapping the side of the raft is now heavy metal rock pounding
The Examiner - Bermuda has sand and sunshine - with just a hint of smugness
Bermuda isn't hip, nor does it need to be. It secured its paradise status in the 17th century, says Nigel Tisdall. | Image 1 of 3 Shaped like a hook, Bermuda is slightly smaller than Guernsey and has the feel of a misplaced Channel Island Image 1 of
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