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Across The Ocean In Hours
Paula Adhikari
You take in the smells and see the sights like the new place were the insides of a marvelous palace.
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The first female space tourist is enjoying her stay on the international space station (ISS)
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The first female space tourist is enjoying her stay on the international space station (ISS) and is passing her time by taking photos of the view, a German astronaut told a news conference in a live link-up on Friday.
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Hurricane chief foresees 'mega-disaster' but there are no signs of sorms this year
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Max Mayfield says U.S. setting up for storm worse than Katrina...
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Virgin America causing massive scare among incumbent US Airlines
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Start-up U.S. air carrier Virgin America Inc. has not flown a plane or even gotten a license to operate, but it is already creating turbulence in the U.S. airline industry.
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Virgin America causing massive scare among incumbent US Airlines
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Start-up U.S. air carrier Virgin America Inc. has not flown a plane or even gotten a license to operate, but it is already creating turbulence in the U.S. airline industry.
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Transportation Security Administration allows up to four ounces of non-prescription medicine, glucose gel for diabetics, solid lipstick and baby food
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TSA first ordered the ban on liquids, gels and lotions after the overseas arrests of people allegedly involved in a plot to blow up planes flying from the United Kingdom to the United States.
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United Airlines has sparked a round of fare cuts for leisure travel among leading U.S. airlines this week
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United Airlines has sparked a round of fare cuts for leisure travel among leading U.S. airlines this week after months of rising prices and a record percentage of seats filled across the industry.
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Growing political unrest and drug violence are making foreigners think twice about visiting Mexico
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Mexico has been struggling since last fall, when Hurricane Wilma hit the country's biggest tourism moneymaker, Cancun.
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housands of passengers across Italy were left stranded by the cancellation of some 40 Air One flights since Saturday
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Thousands of passengers across Italy were left stranded by the cancellation of some 40 Air One flights since Saturday and delays of up to 15 hours over the weekend...
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lakes of northern Idaho -- Coeur d'Alene, Pend Oreille and Priest -- are deep, blue and busy
Caroline Patterson, Sunset magazine
Escape to Idaho's lake country
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Wildlife officials in Mexico, the United States and Canada have agreed to work together to protect the Monarch butterfly
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Wildlife officials in Mexico, the United States and Canada have agreed to work together to protect the Monarch butterfly, which makes a spectacular migration every year from Canada to Mexico.
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Chicago airport O'Hare last in on-time departures
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About 69 percent of the flights leaving O'Hare International Airport took off on time in May, putting the airport in last place in the country for on-time departures, according to government data.
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The USS Intrepid , museum to be renovated
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Now, the aging ship will undergo an extensive overhaul.
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An amazing diversity in the world of squamates - NY museum goes high on lizards
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From iguanas and geckos to pythons and milk snakes, a new exhibit looks at the amazing diversity in the world of squamates...
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How much can you trust online travel sites?
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Typically a travel site will list only 25000 of 47000 hotels in US with 20 or more rooms.
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Pamper yourself on July 4th - Western celebrations to patriotic extravaganzas
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Planning to spend the July Fourth weekend with your usual barbecue in the back yard, followed by the local fireworks?
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Are you ready to raft? Rafting industry on a major rebound
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Companies in the West are making a more significant recovery than those in the East, where demand has been flat and in some cases declining.
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