Obama today: Documentary travels road to White House
2009-10-29 04:28:00 Getty Images photoBy Alexia Elejalde-RuizRedEyeEarly on in "By the People," a behind-the-scenes documentary chronicling Barack Obama's presidential campaign, viewers meet Ronnie Cho, a field organizer making calls from a cubicle in an Iowa campaign office.The office is almost empty, reflecting a time, at the start of the Democratic primary, when many had never heard Obama's name."It's surreal to think that at one point I had to beg and plead for people to come to a house party in Iowa to meet him," Cho said. "That actually took real convincing."...
Here?s A Quick Way To Spice Up Your Travels
2009-08-31 14:07:00 When I was a kid, I remember being in my best friend’s kitchen as he suckled a bottle of Tabasco sauce for sheer pleasure. I assumed he could inherently handle it because he was Asian, and I wasn’t. In reality, the reason had to do with the differing cultural environments in which we were brought ...Your Free Subscriber Download Download "Dare Me!" now. Enjoy 17 off-the-wall adventures from a RTW trip. Related posts:Thai Delivery, Mexican, & KampucheaDare #12 ? Completed? – Vindaloo Consumption (In India)Marie Sharp’s Fiery Hot Habanero Pepper Sauce
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Sport Fishing Travels to Alaska
2009-08-13 10:27:00 Tip! Nomad Fly Fishing Journals ? A little self-promotion here. Nomad Fly Fishing Journals are compact writing journals that let anglers keep notes on their efforts. Many fishermen are discovering the wonderful sport fishing opportunities available in Alaska and are packing their rods and tackle boxes and taking a relaxing vacation to our northernmost state ...
Google Internet Bus Now Travels Through Andhra Pradesh
2009-07-24 07:08:00 Google is expanding its Internet Bus project, which tries to educate the rural masses about the Internet. After Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, its Andhra’s turn now. The one and a half month long journey kick started from Ananthapur a few days ago and will finally ends at Chittoor (on 30th August). At the end of it all it would have covered 16 destinations (And no, it doesn’t include Hyderabad). The bus is spending roughly 2-3 days at most locations. You can track the position of the bus as well as find out its schedule over here. The major themes that it will focus on are information, communication, entertainment and education. Here’s the route map According to Dr Prasad Ram, Head of Engineering, Google India, this particular trip will lay special emphasis on access to the Internet on low cost data plans and handsets. (Source). A large number of videos related to the Google Internet bus can be found here and pictures can be found here. The Orkut community of the Google Internet B...
By: WATblog
The vehicle by which fear travels
2009-06-09 01:55:00 There is a conduit through which fear must get "to the people" and, of course, the louder and more dangerous that message, the better it fits into that pipe.
Before Your Family Travels - Teach Geography with a Game!
2009-06-03 19:03:00 My working knowledge of geography is limited -- in school I'd memorize enough to get an 'A' on the test, then let it go. Having 3 boys who seem to soak up country, city, mountain, and water body names like sponges, though, has increased my interest in the subject. And now, searching for hotel family rooms in foreign locales for Sleeps5.com has doubled my newfound geography enthusiasm.A while back, wanting to buy a game that fit my kids' fascination with factoids on lands and peoples, I bought a used Take Off board game. It has airplane pieces you move from one destination to another, hopefully faster than your opponents, by rolling the dice and answering questions from info cards. Though it's a winner of parent awards, it didn't really 'take off' as a favorite pastime at our house. Perhaps it is more suitable for younger kids. 2-6 players, not available through Amazon.co.uk.Kept looking -- Still attracted to the idea of the 5 of us regularly playing a board game, howe...
By: Sleeps5.com
Cindy?s Travels: Flooded Kingdom
2009-04-19 02:00:00 76.29 MB “Help Cindy save the Flooded Kingdom!” A massive flood of junk has inundated Cindy?s magical world, and she needs your help to save the Flooded Kingdom! Cindy has found the Miracle Mirror in the castle, and will travel throughout the land using this mysterious item to clean up the mess. Help bring Cindy?s world back to its former beauty! Addicting Match 3 gameplay, impressive power-ups, and clever minigames await in Cindy?s Travels: Flooded Kingdom! Features: Addicting gameplayCute graphicsHelp Cindy save the day!
?Nough Said | getting close, 2009
2009-02-07 08:42:00 (courtesy of Nestor and his smartphone ) Tags: MVP Award Program MVP Summit Seattle Washington Sammamish Travels
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Elizabeth gardner wrote a new blog post: travels thus far
2009-01-28 22:29:00 Elizabeth gardner wrote a new blog post: travels thus far So, on Tuesday, G and I set off for down south. Driving went off without a hitch - a few confusing spots and a great deal of traffic, but we made it safe and sound. S, G and I headed back after chatting with T's mom for a few minutes. We stopped for coffee ...
Cameron Diaz travels light
2009-01-08 02:13:00 Pacific Coast News Online OMG! What does she have in all those big suitcases? Her boyfriend? A body? Her money? addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Fseriouslyomg.com%-2F%3Fp%3D10053'; addthis_title = 'Cameron+Diaz+travels+light'; addthis_pub = 'seriously';
Visiting US under Visa Waiver Program
2008-12-22 11:54:00 On January 12th, 2009 the United States of America introduced the new ESTA - Electronic System for Travel Authorization that contemplates (and obliges) to register online receiving a preventive authorization for travelling to the US. Information requested are almost the same that are requested, during travel, using the I-94W Form (the little green card you get on plane). Every passenger needs to: Fill in his/her own questionnaire (for couples travelling together, they both need to do the procedure); Provide an e-mail address where to receive the confirmation and a phone number; It is suggested to do it in advance, when you already have the travel plan, and within 72 hours before the trip; During registration, you need to have: Passport, complete travel plan and hotel name and addresses where you?ll be staying This procedure is mandatory to travel but it really takes a few minutes to fill in. You?ll then receive a confirmation e-mail within few moments. So, if yo...
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Photo Hunt #35: Breakfast
2008-12-05 11:09:00 My husband and I love to spend weekends in Kep. And while there, we stay at our friend's newly opened guesthouse. Called the Kep Lodge, it offers six charming bungalows with a great view of the Gulf of Thailand and Bokhor mountain. We stay longer especially when it's holidays, waking up late, having breakfast at the restaurant and enjoying the view. Breakfast is served free at the restaurant. Although the choices are very limited for the free breakfast, however, the restaurant offers a variety of international menu for lunch and dinner. The bar might be small but you would be amazed at how many drinks they can mix for you! But I digress now.Rob and I loved this simple pork noodle soup, kiwtiew mi, prepared by the local staff for breakfast. A local breakfast fare, kiwtiew mi is served steaming hot; it's so tasty, with generous amount of pork (or chicken, or beef) and vegetables sprinkled with freshly ground Kampot pepper. A bowl of this is surely a great way to start our day.Pho...
Look who's arrived in Phnom Penh!?!
2008-12-05 10:41:00 I am very happy that after more than three weeks, several thousands of miles across the Pacific, and surviving 8-days of stand-off at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok, Miss Igorota, fondly nicknamed Ms. Iggy, has finally landed in the Royal Kingdom of Cambodia. Thanks, Fortuitous Faery, for entrusting to me Ms. Iggy. For now, my Max might be a little jealous of having a new member at home, rest assured they'll be BFF - best friends forever - in no time. Thanks for the greeting card, too. You are right, it's the first one I've/we've received so far :)Am so looking forward to many travels with Ms. Iggy!
Photo Hunt #34: Metal
2008-11-29 05:09:00 To add to the olde-worlde Nepal ambiance, the above heavy, antique silver cutlery are used at the classy Krishnarpan Restaurant.
Wordless Wednesday #61: View from my office
2008-11-26 03:22:00 This was the view from my room-cum-office at the Kep guesthouse where I used to stay. There, my husband and I watched the calm waters of the Gulf of Thailand and the looming Phnom (mountain) Bokor. On lazy days, we brought out our hammocks and enjoyed the view, with the cool mountain breeze lulling us to sleep.
TechEd (online and offline)
2008-11-24 18:57:00 I recently participated in the TechEd EMEA Developers, which took place in the beautiful Barcelona. I won?t cover the technical sessions here (which many people already did) but I?ll focus on something else. Basically I had 2 main targets in my mind: Promote the MVP Award Program Network with as many people as possible I?m very satisfied with both of them as I would say I accomplished them both. I was attending the Community Booth (which was right in between the 2 Ask The Expert Zones), being available for the customers who wanted to know more about the Program. ?the ATE Briefing? I guess this is the first time (ever!) in which I don?t get any questions like ?Who are the MVPs?? ?What is the MVP Program?? or, even worse, ?Is that a Microsoft Certification??. It seems all the attendees visiting and/or passing through our Booth were very aware about the MVPs which is great! I also wanted to promote the Program internally among my peers, and I did that, meeting with ...
By: Be_Lead Blog
Experiencing old-world Nepal
2008-11-21 03:47:00 ... at Dwarika Hotel.Okay, I didn't actually stay there but I did dine there on one occasion with my colleagues. After a 30-min ride from Hotel Yak and Yeti, where we were staying, we were dropped off in the street amidst the hustle-bustle of the evening rush hour. It felt odd that we were standing out there in the biting cold of the night and in front of a nondescript doorway. We reluctantly stepped in, not knowing whether we were in the right place at all. Once inside, we were all surprised at what we saw! It felt like I was in a different world. Dwarika is a beautiful product of a restoration effort spanning 25-30 years. Built of brick and having ornate architectural bits and pieces added (hand-carved windows, door frames, pillars, etc.), all of which were obtained when old traditional buildings were torn down long ago. Additional wood carvings on the windows, the ceramic sculptures, as well as the pottery were all made in a workshop inside the premises. The result is a gorgeous...
Litratong Pinoy #17: Madumi
2008-11-20 05:15:00 ... ang salamin ng kotse namin. Kagagaling lang namin ng probinsya. Alam niyo naman sa probinsya, hindi sementado ang daan at, kapag tag-init, sangkatutak na alikabok ang babalot sa iyong sasakyan. Kaya ganyan ang hitsura. Isipin niyo na lang kung ano ang itsura ng kotse kapag tag-ulan - inangkupo! Kinuha ko ito habang papauwi na kami at tinatahak namin ang kahabaan ng Norodom Blvd. Kung maaaninag niyo sa kalagitnaan ng litrato ay ang Independence Monument. Maganda sana ang pagkuha ko kaya lang ay nasira dahil sa maruming salamin sa kotse. Tsk.
One Tree Hill travels back in time!
2008-11-19 00:40:00 In a very special episode, Chad Michael Murray pens an homage to the classic films of the 1940s. Karen’s Cafe is transformed into a glamorous nightclub with Lucas (Chad Michael Murray) as its proprietor. I can’t wait to see how the fictional writer does at writing an episode of the show he is on! By the ...
Wordless Wednesday #60: Remembering Sri Lanka
2008-11-18 18:55:00 In 2002, I was invited to a 5-day conference of environmental journalists in Sri Lanka. That being my first trip there, I decided to take extra days to explore the country. Luckily for me, I have a Sri Lankan friend who took three days off from work to give me a guided tour of the country. I was really excited about our road-trip because I only read about/watched Sri Lanka in books/television. First in our itinerary was Minneriya National Park, 182 kms from the capital of Colombo and about four hours travel by car. This man-made lake (reservoir) is the main feature of the park, covering an area of 3,000 hectares. It was built in the 3rd century by King Mahasena who was known to have discriminated Theravada Buddhists in Sri Lanka. Many temples were destroyed including Mahavihara, the main Theravada temple. During dry season, different kinds of mammals, mostly elephants, and birds roam around the park. Not far from Minneriya is Polonnaruwa, dubbed as the ancient Kingdom of Reservoirs ...
Photo Hunt #32: Ruin(ed)
2008-11-15 04:27:00 These are just some of the ghost villas of Kep. Kep, in its heydays, was once a favourite holiday town of the French colonial masters and the Cambodian elites. The villas fell into ruin during the 70s when the Khmer Rouge took over and systematically burned and destroyed all the villas and murdered its occupants. This is probably what the Khmer Rouge meant when they declared Year Zero. At present, some of the villas are occupied but most are abandoned and lying in ruins. Vegetation has set in covering the remnants but one can still see the grandiose details of the villas alongside bullet holes and burn marks. The villas are but mere reminders of the golden days of Kep, and, ironically, of the cruelty of the Khmer Rouge regime that ravaged the entire country. The first time I visited Kep was in 2002 and the sight of these decaying villas gave me shivers. To me, Kep, then, had a ghost-town feel to it. These days, however, Kep is undergoing a massive transformation. The once thick jung...
Wordless Wednesday #58: Emulating Bobbie
2008-11-04 09:53:00 Bobbie is one of the duo behind The Right Blue. If I weren't doing what I am doing now, I would probably be doing what Bobbie and Jerry are doing... *tongue-twister, eh* :)Scary-looking shark, Kuala Lumpur Aquaria... and that's "meeting" and (photo) documenting the creatures under the sea, perhaps even working with coastal communities on how to sustainably use natural resources and how to protect endangered species. I should have paid more attention to my environment/ecology-subjects in school. *tsk* :)
Bit’s Travels: The Columbus Day Run
2008-10-19 18:54:00 Well, I’ve been promising you I’d put these pics up for some time, now. These are all from our annual fall run. Since we bought a camper some years ago, we make a habit of one last run of the season on Columbus day weekend. This year, the run took on some import, since every other time we took the trailer out it rained. This time, however, the weather was wonderful, and we had a wonderful time. Took me a while longer than I figured to put this together. In my defense, I’ll say I had several hundred snaps to go through from four different sources. This is round one, whittled down to around 40 or so snaps. Each of them is commented. Drill once to get a slightly larger version of the pic, and a description. Drill twice to get the full sized pic. BitsBlog Tags: Bit's Travels, BitsBlog Related posts No related posts.
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Wordless Wednesday #55: Working girl
2008-10-07 05:05:00 My entry for the Tuesday-Wednesday edition. Taken in Dhaka, Bangladesh in December, 2002. After getting off a bus, I chanced upon this pretty girl, roaming around with this mat on her head. Through my interpreter, I learned that this girl is one of the many displaced people in Bangladesh. She used to live along the Buriganga river and constant floodings swept away her family's house and livelihood. This drove them to the capital of Dhaka where they have no permanent shelter and no food to eat. She earns money picking garbages and, sometimes, begging, too. For more wordless, visit Wordless Wednesday.
Disabled Travels
2008-09-20 09:27:00 This is a guest post by Jean Rasbridge, a disabled traveller who works for a UK Power Chair company.I recently had a very pleasant stay with family who are working in elegant Qatar - I had been apprehensive about the journey itself, as well as travelling to a totally new country where I could not even say "Good Morning" ( I am ashamed to say). However I need not have worried, my fears about a non-disabled friendly trip and reception were unfounded.I travelled from Terminal 3 at Heathrow, and was escorted from the check in desk by very friendly airline staff, to a quiet waiting area, and when the flight was called was accompanied again to boarding. My travel Power Chair was put into the hold after I was ensconced in a front seat, and the journey passed smoothly. On arrival my son had arranged for an amazing service! A lift brought the chair to the door of the plane, and I was then met by a member of a Visa handling service called Al Maha, and taken to a charming area where I...
By: Qatar Visitor
Wordless Wednesday #52: Phuket's Buddha
2008-09-04 08:26:00 Sitting on top of a hill overlooking the whole island of Phuket, this image is considered the biggest in the province.
Photo Hunt #28 and 29: Wrinkled/Beauty
2008-08-30 05:28:00 I am re-posting the image below, same one I used in last week's PH. For some reason, I couldn't leave my comment and link at the PH home. Anyways, I used the photo again because I think last week and this week's theme can be found in the said photo. Her face may be marred by age and years of hard work , yet, I find her beautiful. Who says being wrinkled and old can't be beautiful? The picture above portrays both.
Photo of the Day: Madonna Travels Immediately After Showering
2008-08-29 19:02:00 Yesterday, at an airport in Germany, Madonna walked through the metal detector wearing a bath robe, clip-on bangs and tennis shoes. Written on the back of her robe were the words, “Dancing Queen.” source: Vadge Can Do Whatever She Wants [dlisted] Copyright © 2008 Gone Hollywood. This Feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If ...
By: Gone Hollywood
Wood Burning Truck Travels Coast to Coast
2008-08-29 05:32:00 Almost everyone is looking for ways to provide cleaner means of transportation without breaking the bank in the process. Renewable Energy Systems (RES) LLC has teamed up with Auburn University in an endeavor to show that such system are out there and often times are well with reach of many people. Cars and Motors Environment Gadgets Innovation Technology Travel Cars Automotive Auto News Innovations Green Hybrid Wood Burning Syngas Dodge Dakota
Wood Burning Truck Travels Coast to Coast
2008-08-29 05:32:00 Almost everyone is looking for ways to provide cleaner means of transportation without breaking the bank in the process. Renewable Energy Systems (RES) LLC has teamed up with Auburn University in an endeavor to show that such system are out there and often times are well with reach of many people. Cars and Motors Environment Gadgets Innovation Technology Travel Cars Automotive Auto News Innovations Green Hybrid Wood Burning Syngas Dodge Dakota
[OOF] Entering the caruggi..
2008-08-27 08:00:00 Caruggio (or Carugio) is ligurian slang that means lane, little passage. They are mostly referred to Genoa, but you can find caruggis everywhere in Liguria (even in Cote d?Azur, especially in places/villages that were once part of the Republic of Genoa) And this is one of the many you can find in Monterosso :)
By: Be_Lead Blog
[OOF] On the way to Vernazza
2008-08-23 16:01:00 ..and this is me, laying down on my yacht (well, erhm, it?s more like of a pedalň :)) ?leading to the beautiful Vernazza, the second of the five villages of Cinque Terre: you can see a tiny little village on the left corner. Pedal after pedal, we eventually got there (and then I was in need of a lift to get back to Monterosso :-))
By: Be_Lead Blog
Photo Hunt #28: Wrinkled
2008-08-23 05:52:00 Her face may be marred with hard work and age, yet, I find her beautiful.
Litratong Pinoy #009 : Mithi (Wish)
2008-08-22 04:46:00 Sa uulitin, nais ko pong ihabol ang aking litrato para sa linggong ito. Ang tema ngayong linggo ay mithi, o wish, sa wikang Filipino. Kaya naman ito po ang aking naisipang isali:Bata pa ako ay talagang pinangarap ko nang makita ng malapitan ang Mt. Everest na siyang tinaguriang pinakamataas na bundok sa buong mundo. Kung hindi naman ito posible ay kahit na lamang sa paanan nito. Natupad naman ang minimithi kong ito nuong nakaraang Disyembre nang ako ay pumunta ng Nepal para sa isang conference. Hindi man ako nakasama sa mga duon sa chartered flight papuntang tuktok mismo, nakita ko naman ito mula sa bintana ng eroplanong sinakyan ko pauwi. Tulad ng Mayon Volcano, hindi basta-basta nagpapakita ang Mt. Everest, kaya dyan sa litrato ang tuktok nito ay nakabalot sa ulap. Sayang, ano po? Pero teka, yan nga ba ang Mt. Everest? Kayo na po ang humusga dahil ako man ay nalilito kung alin dyan ang bundok na pakay ko *lol*Sana sa susunod, makapunta naman ako sa Bhutan, Tibet at Mongolia. Iyan...
[OOF] Live from Cinque Terre
2008-08-20 19:09:00 Nice weather, lovely place, relaxing time.... What should I ask for? Ok, I'll go for a beer on the beach and think about it! Talk to you soon :)
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Wordless Wednesday #50
2008-08-19 09:30:00 This is my 50th WW entry - woohoo!!Gold and bronze images of Buddha sold in one of the many souvenir stalls in Patong Beach, Phuket, ThailandCome join the Wordless fun here.
The Magic Stays
2008-06-08 21:21:00 I remember asking my parents to take me to Echanted Kingdom when I was a kid. Back then Enchanted Kingdom was the premiere theme park in the Philippines. It is located in Santa Rosa City, Laguna,... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit MyWebsite.com for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Leaving for Chippewa National Forest
2008-06-06 21:16:00 Tonight the guys and I are packing our gear and early tomorrow morning we’ll be heading up north to Chippewa National Forest to stake a claim on our camping location for the week. Despite recommendations from rangers and friends, we’re forgoing the usual reservation system and ‘knowing where you’re going to be’ for more of a ...
Photo Hunt #23 - Myself
2008-06-01 11:02:00 Ta Prohm TempleSiem Reap, CambodiaMy first visit to Angkor Wat was unforgettable. It was when going to the great land of Angkor Wat, and walking the same path as the ancient Khmers who lived thousands of years ago; seeing the crumbling ruins, some still hidden in the midst of the jungle - unleashed the Indiana Jones in me. Above is a photo of me at Ta Prohm temple. It is an eerie sight - rubble all over the place with overgrown trees and tangles of tree roots that seem to grab at unsuspecting tourists (see pic) and give it an almost supernatural feel. I got so carried away most of the time, hopping from one pile of rubble to another, that I forgot I was with someone (my husband), and that I was just one of those millions of excited, camera-toting tourists who visit Siem Reap every year.
Calculate Gas Prices for Summer Travels!
2008-05-31 20:43:00 Riehlife contributor Judy Tart sends this gas calculator from an AAA website. It allows you to calculate gas prices for a trip anywhere in the US, but only calculates between large cities. It does help compare between specific models of cars, which is very informative. Judy calculated the gas cost for a round trip from ...
Litratong Pinoy #5 - Hangin (Wind)
2008-05-29 06:13:00 Windchimes from JapanIto ay mga wind chimes na gawa sa Japan. Isa ito sa mga karaniwang palamuti hindi lang sa mga temples kundi pati na rin sa mga kabahayan doon. Bakit kaya mahilig sa wind chimes ang mga Hapon? Tinanong ko ang aking kaibigang si Kanako-san at sabi niya, ang mga chimes daw ay naghahatid ng good luck sa mga nakarinig sa kaaya-ayang tunog na nagmumula dito. Ayon sa isang article sa internet, ang mga Hapon ay in tune sa sounds o tunog, at sila rin ay sinasabing may koneksyon sa hangin na nakapalibot sa kanila. Sinasabi pa sa article na ito na ang dalawang elementong ito ay pinagsasama ng wind chimes. Ang hangin o ang ihip ng hangin ang siyang nagbibigay ng tunog dito. Kaya naman tuwing sasapit ang summer o tag-init sa kanila, isang paraan na nakapagbibigay ng ginhawa sa kanilang pakiramdam ay ang pakikinig sa kaaya-ayang tunog ng wind chimes. Translation:These are wind chimes from Japan. I took this photo two years ago when I was in the Asakusa area of Tokyo. Everywhe...
Wine Travels And Tours - The Pastime Of The Ages
2008-05-28 00:00:00 As history continues to be made each day, leisure activities such as the ones associated with wine travels and tours continue to increase in popularity. These are not the type of activities that came from today’s society. Wine travels and tours were more likely part of medieval society. While the assortments of wines were less ...
Cover My Travels - Travel Insurance For EveryOne
2008-05-25 13:41:00 Life is a journey and journey is important part of in our life. With out traveling it is impossible to do each and every work. Insurance is most important thing in our life besides traveling. Mostly we need insurance while traveling abroad. Covermytravels.co.uk is providing this service to the people of United Kingdom. They have been in business from many years. And they are doing a lot of effort to reach out to people so that they can get the best insurance needs. They are different types of policies available in Covermytravels.co.uk. You will get a receipt for any type of insurance you buy. It is one of the best travel medical cover I have never seen on Internet. At present they are having special offers. We can save 25% when we buy travel policy from them. If you have any queries then you can call their toll free number and get the required details. We can get quick quote for insurance online by going to their website. So what are you waiting for just go to their website and...
By: Blogging Demo
Somali Hospitality
2008-05-24 16:26:00 Somalis are renowned for their hospitality. Though in their breast lies an indomitable spirit, sculpted by the asperity of their surroundings, Somalis are generally a pleasant people with a keen eye for generosity and are known to indulge in the pleasures of conviviality. In the vast arid countryside, where the nomadic settlers roam, hospitality is of ...
Travels “Dragon’s Den”
2008-05-20 17:01:00 Sell more, reduce distribution cost and keep customers happy. Some of the key goals of any successful travel company and one of the purposes of the summit. It gives all sectors of the travel industry a chance to increase business development and plan strategies to achieve their goals. For OFF2, not only was the summit a chance to form exciting new partnerships, but we were also selected as one of the 20 most exciting new travel companies in Europe. Taking part and competing with other budding travel industry entrepreneurs, and showcasing our products to a select board of industry experts, venture capitalists and angel investors was nerve wracking to say the least! For James McDowall the CEO and Michael Waylett the CEO this was an exciting opportunity to take part in such a large scale event. During the preparations the nerves could be felt throughout the team as this was our first time publicly showcasing our products in front of the some of the biggest players in travel. (Watch her...
By: OFF2 Travel Blog
Planning my vacation...
2008-05-16 10:08:00 I'm here in the middle of our training and I'm blogging! Hahaha! Me and my co-worker Kweng are planning on going to Hongkong, Macau and Shanghai by November... Hmmm... Tickets are really cheap... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit MyWebsite.com for full links, other content, and more! ]]
4 Bloggers travels the world with an N82
2008-05-06 02:08:00 Four lucky bloggers have been chosen to travel the globe packed with a Nokia N82. Its like Amazing Race or should i say.. Amazing N82.. Their objectives are clear: To record their journey and the people they meet on the way. To tell stories of the places they’ve been and capture the beauty of those places. Its that ...
By: Buddy Blogs
Brazilians impress on their travels
2008-05-01 10:20:00 Flamengo and Fluminense won away in the first legs of their last 16 ties, Sao Paulo drew 0-0 in Uruguay and Cruzeiro lost 2-1 at Boca Juniors.
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Summer Class--- Subject to Change based on Travels
2008-04-30 22:43:00 Basic Photography Tell a Friend! This fun, basic photo course is designed to acquaint the student with camera operations and creative use of camera controls. Topics covered will include lens and accessory choice and use, film types, use of flash, composition and metering techniques through weekly assignments. This class has produced award-winning photographers! Bring your camera if you have one. Section Dates Days Times Location Instructor Fee Aux Total #M2001 june 12-July 17 6 Thu 6:30-8:30pm Bullard TALENT, Rm 36 McCoy 59.00 - 59.00 Add to Cart http://www.adultedreg.com/fresn-o/index.cfm?processtype=departm-ent&deptid=196----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- top How to Use Your Own Digital Camera Tell a Friend! If you have a digital camera or you are thinking of buying a digital camera, this workshop is the one you need. Learn ways to use your digital camera, explore applications and find ...
Steffi Jones travels to Chile
2008-04-28 14:05:00 After unveiling the official logo of the FIFA Women's World Cup on 19 April in Berlin, OC President Steffi Jones is journeying to the other side of the world.
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