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The World's Most Terrifying Public Transit Rides

image credit: Erik Cleves Kristensen cc The scariest parts of most commutes may be missing a bus or finding an unidentifiable substance spilled on the seat of a train. But some... Read more

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Managing Common Health Risks Around the World

We’ve all been there before. It’s day two of your trip and you have horrible food poisoning. Or you’re lobster red after the first day at the beach. Read more

The 05 November 2013 by Healthytravelblog
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What Time is It at Chatime?

First Time. The first time I tried Chatime was early this year. Since then I have consumed about a dozen of their drinks. There are over a hundred drinks to... Read more

The 25 November 2013 by Mustachio
Slow and Relaxing Travel

It’s practically impossible to plan a trip without cramming every must-see attraction into your itinerary—and understandably so! Read more

The 14 November 2013 by Healthytravelblog
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Eerie Food from Sardinia – Casu Marzu

Casu Marzu is eerie, very, very eerie. It’s a pungent cheese made from sheep milk and is left outside, uncovered, to rot. Tiny cheese flies infest the cheesy... Read more

The 04 November 2013 by Jenniferavventura
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The European Union Budget: The Gourmands of Brussels

// THE European Union is on the verge of cutting its spending for the first time ever. A 3% cut in real terms will save €34 billion ($ 47 billion) from the... Read more

The 05 November 2013 by Stizzard
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7 Things to Do in Kilkenny, Ireland

What if you only had a day in Kilkenny and a local offered to show you around? We had the unique opportunity to be guests of Failte Ireland (Ireland’s tourist... Read more

The 07 November 2013 by Aswesawit
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SKARA BRAE, a Prehistoric Stone Age Village in Scotland's Orkney Islands

The ruins of Skara Brae face the Bay of SkaillOn a windswept island at the northern tip of Scotland, thick, stone walls lie half buried by the edge of the sea. Read more

The 18 November 2013 by Carolinearnoldtravel
Lanson Place Hotel: Hong Kong's Hidden Gem in Causeway Bay

Lanson Place Hotel, discreetly tucked in one of Hong Kong’s most vibrant shopping and lifestyle districts, is a boutique luxury hotel boasting of a classical... Read more

The 04 November 2013 by Thelostboylloyd
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How to Make Classroom Rules

The majority of teachers, if not all of them, have classroom rules. The problem with these rules is that they make the classroom into a dictatorship. Read more

The 10 November 2013 by Naturegirl321
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Badajoz, the Town Between Spain and Portugal

Badajoz is a town in the Spanish autonomous province of Extremadura.Situated near the Portuguese border, the town has experienced much of the troublesome Spanis... Read more

The 14 November 2013 by Zubitravel
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