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  • Iceberg drinks and Arctic vistas

    Oct 19, 2005

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    Paul Roberts
    in miscellaneous, travel

    “It is one of the most barren and inhospitable places to live on the planet. Yet the Arctic landscape of Greenland attracts thousands of visitors yearly who marvel at the astounding beauty of icebergs, glaciers and a vast ice cap.” Link: cnn.com

  • Some tourists trickle back to New Orleans

    Oct 19, 2005

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    Paul Roberts
    in travel

    “Jeanie Reavis has come for Mardi Gras and Jazzfest and Creole Christmas, dozens of trips to the city she loves. She will head to New Orleans again Monday, undeterred by the destruction she witnessed on her TV screen from 700 miles away.” Link: cnn.com

  • Couple completes coast-to-coast hike

    Oct 19, 2005

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    Paul Roberts
    in travel

    “A husband-and-wife team reached the Pacific Ocean on Saturday after a 4,900-mile cross-country hike, becoming the first to backpack the transcontinental American Discovery Trail in one continuous trek.” Link: cnn.com

  • World Music Central

    Oct 19, 2005

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    Paul Roberts
    in travel

    “World Music Central is a portal dedicated to World Music. Featuring the latest World Music news, CD and concert reviews, articles, an events calendar, and resources for music fans, industry professionals and researchers.” Link: http://www.worldmusiccentral.org

  • Italian ambassador opens new Ryanair route

    Oct 15, 2005

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    Paul Roberts
    in travel

    “The Italian Ambassador to Slovakia Antonio Provenzano officially opened Irish airline Ryanair’s new route between Bratislava and Milan (Bergamo), the TASR news wire reported. Ryanair plans to carry around 100,000 passengers on this route in its first year.”Link: slovakspectator.sk

  • Ryanair Defends Decision To Eject Blind Passengers

    Oct 14, 2005

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    Paul Roberts
    in travel

    “Irish no-frills airline Ryanair defended its policy on disabled passengers on Thursday after it was slammed for ejecting nine blind and partially sighted passengers from one of its flights.” Link: airwise.com

  • A Traveler’s Guide to Japan

    Oct 11, 2005

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    Paul Roberts
    in travel

    “Because your first trip to Tokyo can be like going to another planet. Planet Tokyo there to guide you through the culture shock that many western travellers experience upon arrival in Japan. If you’re planning a trip, or just hoping to learn something new and interesting have a look at this western traveller’s guide to…

  • Turning the Pages, the British Library

    Oct 8, 2005

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    Paul Roberts
    in miscellaneous

    “Discover the British Library’s award-winning Turning the Pages. ” Link: http://www.bl.uk/onlinegallery/ttp/ttpbooks.html

  • Robotic fish make aquarium debut

    Oct 8, 2005

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    Paul Roberts
    in travel

    “The three newest inhabitants at the London Aquarium move like all others in nearby tanks, but the brightly colored fish are robots.” Link: CNN.com

  • Modern potato had roots in Peru

    Oct 5, 2005

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    Paul Roberts
    in travel

    ???¢?¢?€š?¬?…?€?Until now it was believed potatoes had no single origin US scientists have found that all modern varieties of potatoes can be traced back to a single source – a spud grown in Peru over 7,000 years ago.???¢?¢?€š?¬?‚?? Link: bbc.co.uk

  • Call to ban destructive fishing

    Oct 5, 2005

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    Paul Roberts
    in travel

    “Conservation groups are calling for a UN moratorium on the fishing practice known as bottom trawling.” Link: bbc.co.uk

  • Autumn in the Alps

    Oct 3, 2005

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    Paul Roberts
    in travel

    “Summer is gone in the Alps, but those who remain are glad. It’s taken the crowds and high prices with it, but left crystal clear air, brilliant foliage and vantage points uncluttered by tour parties or even any other people at all.” Link: cnn.com

  • Fragile Venice to get sea barrier

    Oct 3, 2005

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    Paul Roberts
    in travel

    ???¢?¢?€š?¬?…?€?Work on an underwater dam to try to save the lagoon city of Venice from floods will go ahead, Italy’s Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has said, despite mounting calls for it to be halted because of environmental damage.???¢?¢?€š?¬?‚?? Link: cnn.com

  • Tony Blair flys Ryanair!!!

    Sep 23, 2005

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    Paul Roberts
    in travel

    “Tony Blair and family flew Ryanair to Carcassonne for a recent chateau holiday in south-west France, not far from where Lionel Jospin takes his holidays. And Lord Lawson, former Chancellor of the Exchequer, bought a 19th-century retreat in Gascony a few years ago.” Link: Independent Online Edition

  • Ryanair wants to link Malta to 26 destinations

    Sep 23, 2005

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    Paul Roberts
    in travel

    “Ryanair has promised to fly two million passengers to Malta within four years and base six aircraft on the island in return for a long-term low-cost deal which the airline claims would “save” Malta’s tourism.” Link: The Times & The Sunday Times, Malta

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