Brendan Stewart
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Visit Iceland with National Geographic's Cruise
A small expedition cruise by National Geographic can make your dream of visiting Iceland true.
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Futuristic Waterfall Skyscraper to Power Rio and 2016 Olympics
Designer from all over the world are coming up with new innovative structures which are eco-friendly and useful, and at the same time minimize the consumption of natural resources.
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Las Vegas to Host 4-day Food Competition
The World Food Championships (WFC) is organizing a four day food-festival in collaboration with Bally's Las Vegas as the official host of the competition.
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Princeton Tops Forbes Best College List
In a recent ranking of best colleges in the United States revealed on Wednesday Princeton overtook Williams College in Massachusetts and California's Stanford University.
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Best Cities for Successful Aging
Provo, Utah, and Sioux Falls topped the list of the best U.S. communities to live for senior citizens.
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American Airlines Coming Up with Lie-Flat Transcon Seats in its New Fleet
American Airlines are planning to change their look and upgrade their in-flight interiors and facilities.
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US Airways Adds $20 'premium' DineFresh food option
US Airways has come up with a new plan in which coach-class customers on the airline can now select a "premium meal option" on international flights.
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Keng Den's Funerary Boat Unearthed in Egypt
Egypt is always been a mysterious place because of its rich past, hidden and revealed; and exciting stories that have been told till now.
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Thai King distributes Motorcade Rules to Ease Traffic
Bangkok's legendary traffic jams might decrease with Thailand's royal family distributing a handbook of guidelines for motorcades and other public appearances to police and other authorities.
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SnowSport Safety Foundation Sends Safety Survey to California Resorts
The SnowSport Safety Foundation has sent a survey to gather information on family safety and injury prevention policies and practices to California mountain resorts.
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Air France to Introduce Self Service Kiosks
Air France has revealed major changes to its ground and in-flight services to make sure that their customers have a more than satisfactory experience.
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New York man to pay $6,500 fine for Illegal 1998 Cuba visit
A New York man finally agreed to pay a fine of $6,500 to settle a long-running dispute with the U.S. Treasury Department against a trip that he made to Cuba as an unauthorized tourist 14 years ago.
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Crystal Cruises Brings Magic Aboard with Magician Rich Bloch
Ultra-luxury Crystal Cruises has come up with a great way of entertaining customers aboard.
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Gorilla Hangs Himself in Prague Zoo
A gorilla in the Prague Zoo dies a sad death by accidentally hanging himself with a climbing rope, this Friday.
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Delta to Shut Down Regional Airline Comair
Air Lines is closing its 35-year-old regional carrier Comair at the end of September and termination notices have been sent to employees.