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San Diego Hotel Deals Guide to Popular Areas and Lodging Options
No matter when you want to go, there is always accommodation available in San Diego. There are nearly 1,500 hotels, cozy bed and breakfasts, well-equipped health clubs, comfortable motels, hostels, and more accommodation options. Whether you’re looking for budget accommodations or a luxury suite, finding San Diego hotel deals isn’t hard. Internet travel agencies have…
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Emily and Lee’s Kenya Safari
I love to start trips on the weekends. The traffic to escape Nairobi is clear and we don’t have to start a safari in a rush. Emily and Lee conveniently started their trip to Mombasa on a Saturday morning, and we met early at the Wildebeest Eco-Camp in Karen. So it was a reasonably nondescript…
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How to plan a successful corporate retirement
Most companies know that an off-site company retreat can be a great morale boost and help employees focus on team building and goal setting. However, in today’s still unstable economy, companies also want to ensure that company withdrawals are productive and fiscally responsible. Rather than taking employees to expensive resorts or expensive weekend gatherings, more…
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Sports parks, games for kids and fun by the lake! Oh my!
Options for outdoor sports and recreation are plentiful in and around Tyler, Texas. The area offers a range of activities for the little ones up to the little ones’ grandparents. Sports parks: If there is something that Tyler does not lack in his sports parks and baseball fields. No matter where you are in the…
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Bringing People Together, Making People “Stand Out”: Honey Farms and Anthropology
Bringing people together, making people “stand out”: Oh dear Almost everyone discovers that food unites and separates people. Bread and rice start medieval peasant riots, GMOs strain or heal international relations, family businesses for many people happen around the table, and in some countries, chocolate can win a girl’s affection for a day. In Charlottesville,…
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Oklahoma City deserves to lose – Long live the Sonics
It’s fun to watch Oklahoma City fans get upset when Kevin Durant comes to town. On Wednesday night, the Golden State Warriors arrived at MidFirst Bank Arena and, as happened last year, the Thunder Faithful treated KD and his scorching Twitter account with a healthy round of boos, taunts, and signs proclaiming things like ”…
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Cunnilingus and 9 other ways to keep your woman satisfied
The definition of cunnilingus: the art of practicing oral sex with a woman. Okay, with that out of the way, let’s not be too prudish in this current world. For the most part, relationships require a lot of work and constant attention. It is a lot like gardening or raising an orange tree. You water,…
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Chinese Restaurant Tea – What teas are served in Chinese restaurants?
Many Americans greatly enjoy the tea served in Chinese restaurants. Because China has a much richer and more active tea culture than the United States, the teas served in Chinese restaurants can tend to be of higher quality than what a typical American is used to drinking. Also, for historical reasons, most of the conventional…
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Alicante Cheap Pet Friendly Hotels
Worried about your budget for a trip to the Costa Blanca? There is no need to feel that way because there are many cheap hotels in Alicante that are available throughout the city. These are, in fact, the cheapest hotels with amenities comparable to many mid-range accommodations. Here are four of the two-star hotels in…
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The history of Delta Air Lines and its TriStar fleet
As the oldest existing passenger airline, Delta traces its roots back to 1925, when, in its initial form, it operated crop dusting services such as Huff Daland Dusters with the Petrel 31. Nicknamed the “Puffer”, it was the first agricultural aircraft designed specifically to protect cotton fields in the southern United States from the cotton…
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