JA Huber
Spent a decade in Death Valley, Everglades and Yellowstone Ntn'l Parks and now living happily in Florida working in tourism, editor of SoloTravelGirl.com; traveling alone, not lonely.
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Endeavour's Last Liftoff, My First Space Shuttle LaunchSpace shuttle Endeavour rocketed into the sky for a final time on May 16, 2011. I finally fulfilled a dream of seeing a space shuttle launch by being one of 150 Twitters selected to participate in the NASA Tweetup to learn more about the space program. -
Learn How Dr. Beach Rates BeachesSix hundred fifty beaches are considered but only 10 make Dr. Beach's annual Best Beaches of America list. Learn how America's foremost beach expert uses scientific research to name top 10 best beaches. -
Where to Eat Lunch When Visiting Atlanta, GeorgiaI am always on the search for delicious restaurants. Following are overviews of the eateries Shout, Table 120, and Urban Pl8 in Atlanta, Georgia. -
Florida Travel: Day Trip to Downtown St. PetersburgSt. Petersburg, Fla., is full of cultural treasures including dozens of art galleries and numerous museums. If you can only afford to spend a day, head to the waterfront to visit the Dali Museum, Chihuly Collection, and enjoy lunch. -
Florida Travel: 8 Tips for Visiting the New Dali Museum in Downtown St. PetersburgNinety-six oil paintings and more than 2,000 other pieces of art by Spanish surrealist Salvador Dali have a new home in downtown St. Petersburg, Fla. The grand opening was 01/11/11 and following are 8 tips for planning your visit to the new Dali Museum. -
Travel to Loveland, Colorado, for the Bronze Sculpture SceneTravel to Loveland, Colorado, to see more than 280 pieces of public art. Visit Art Castings of Colorado, Benson Sculpture Garden and the Faces Bridge to see a slice of the thriving sculpture community. -
Florida Travel: Dog-Friendly SarasotaTravel-savvy canines enjoy Sarasota as much as their human counterparts. Fido can receive a spa treatment, shop, play and sleep well during a vacation to this Southwest Florida community. -
8 Tips for a Budget Summer Vacation in Yellowstone National ParkVisiting the United States' first national park is guaranteed to create memories to last a lifetime. With planning and these eight tips, travelers can enjoy a budget summer vacation in Yellowstone without missing the national park experience. -
Tips for Planning a Day Trip to Cumberland Island National Seashore in GeorgiaLocated on Georgia's southeast coast, Cumberland Island is only accessible by boat. Use this beginner's guide to get there, where to see horses and what do during a day trip to Cumberland Island National Seashore. -
Review of the Jane Hotel: A Hipster, Budget Place to Stay in New York CityThe Jane's 50-square-foot rooms may be small but the savings, West Village location and hipster vibe make this hotel an ideal budget place to stay in New York City. -
University of Florida Bat House is One of Gainesville's Most Interesting Ecotourism AttractionsTens of thousands of bats inhabit the University of Florida campus and their departure from the Bat House each evening is one of Gainesville's most interesting ecotourism attractions. -
'Disneynature: The Crimson Wing - Mystery of the Flamingos' Out on Blu-Ray, DVD Oct. 19, 2010There's something magical about flamingos and Disney: The Crimson Wing - Mystery of the Flamingos shares the circle of life of these lanky yet graceful pink birds, out on Blu-ray and DVD Oct. 19, 2010. -
Six Ways to Show Your Hotel Housekeeper Some LoveChances are when staying in a hotel room your personal housekeeping habits slack off because you think it is someone else's job to clean up. Show respect with these six ways to show your hotel housekeeper some love during your next hotel stay. -
Inhaling Autumn Aromas of Cajun CountryLouisiana's Cajun Country is a destination best enjoyed with all the senses. While traveling in and around Lafayette one autumn, my nose sniffed out the area's best experiences. -
My Girlfriend Getaway to Seattle, WashingtonSeattle's abundant restaurants and food-related activities make it an ideal destination to spend a culinary girlfriend getaway. Savor the foodie finds I experienced during my travels. -
Hotel Duval, the Chic Place to Stay in TallahasseeWhen traveling to Tallahassee for legislative session, a Florida State University or Florida A&M University football game, or just for a vacation, consider checking into Hotel Duval, a luxurious place to stay in Florida's capital city.
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My Most Excellent Adventures Bowing in JapanBowing shows respect in Japanese culture and it is equivalent to the Western world's handshake. By my second week of a month-long visit, bowing in Japan became an instinctive reflex even on the ski slopes of Mt. Fuji.
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Four Great Florida Museums and Attractions for GuysMen don't seem to be fans of most tourist sites and they simply wander through without much interest. When traveling to Florida, check out these four great museums and attractions guaranteed to capture their attention.
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Guide to Four Fabulous and Tacky Florida SouvenirsThe Sunshine State is the world's top travel destination so remember a Florida vacation with one or more of these four fabulous and tacky souvenirs.
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Tips for Planning a Girlfriend Getaway to San FranciscoFabulous dining, gateway to wine country and bohemian attitude make San Francisco a fun girlfriend getaway. This is not a travel guide offering what to see and do in San Francisco collection of smart tips for planning a memorable girl vacation.
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See New York City Through Eyes of a Local with Context TravelEnjoy a slice of the Big Apple with a New York City walking tour offered by Context Travel. Tours are led by scholars, limited to six participants and designed for intellectually curious travelers.
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Five Things Frequent Travelers Almost Never Have to BuyA frequent traveler shares secrets of saving money off and on the road by taking advantage of freebies ranging from using hotel shampoo at home to trading frequent flier miles for magazines.
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Five Things to Do During a Twilight Vacation in Forks, WashingtonWhether a member of Team Edward or Team Jacob or just someone who appreciates pop culture, Forks, Washington, is worth the trip to experience the fictional Twilight world. Use this guide on five things to do during a Twilight vacation.
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Five Tips for Visiting Walt Disney World AloneVisiting Walt Disney World alone can be an intimidating experience, especially when passing through the entrance alongside thousands of families and couples. Use these 5 tips when traveling solo to Orlando, Fla., for an enjoyable Disney vacation.
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Icelandic Volcano Changed but Did Not Ruin My European VacationAn April European vacation to celebrate my 40th birthday was changed because of the Icelandic volcano but I ended up finding international flair as tulips, chocolate and beer in the Pacific Northwest.
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Gear Review of Scottevest's Essential Travel Jacket for WomenIf it's possible to fall in love with a travel garment then I'm in the "deep like" stage of love with Scottevest's Essential Travel Jacket for Women. This multi-pocket lightweight jacket has been my travel companion to the Pacific Northwest.
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Three Conferences Travel Bloggers Should Consider AttendingBeginner and seasoned travel bloggers looking to improve their craft with latest trends, technology and tricks and network with fellow bloggers should attend either one or all of these conferences in 2010 or 2011.
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Where to Take a Swamp Buggy Ride in FloridaDiscover Florida's wilderness with these three family-friendly swamp buggy ride operators and see alligators, birdlife and other native wildlife.
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Children Ages 4 to 10 Can Enrich Vocabulary with "WordGirl: Earth Day Girl" DVDThe PBS animated superhero fights crimes and enriches children's vocabulary in new DVD, "WordGirl: Earth Day Girl" appropriate for kids ages 4 to 10.
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Things to Do During a Solo Weekend in Lafayette, Louisiana'Laissez les bon temps rouler!' Let the good times roll during a solo weekend getaway to Lafayette, Louisiana, and travel through Cajun Country to experience Acadian Culture.
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8 Tips for Attending the South Beach Wine & Food FestivalFood Network's South Beach Wine & Food Festival is a wine connoisseur's and foodie's paradise with its tasting tents and celebrity chef events. Following are tips for attending the annual SoBe festival in Florida.
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Where to See Manatees on Florida's West CoastSeeing a manatee during a Florida vacation is a magical moment. There are several locations to view the gentle giants with many opportunities on Florida's West Coast. From Homosassa Springs to Fort Myers here are five places to view manatees.
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5 Gross Things Commonly Found in Hotel RoomsWhether traveling for business or pleasure a hotel room should be a haven for resting a weary head and not a den of surprises. After decades of traveling, I've compiled a list of 5 gross things commonly found find in hotel rooms.
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Eating Casual when Visiting Atlanta, GeorgiaFinding the best places to eat in Atlanta can be overwhelming. Dining on good casual food is easy and Flip Burger Boutique, Flying Biscuit Cafe; and The Varsity are my three favorite restaurants when traveling to Georgia's capital.
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Visiting Birmingham, Alabama, with iPhone Travel AppsDiscovering what to do and where to eat in Birmingham, Alabama, with iPhone travel apps "Birmingham Travel Guides", "Birmingham Sights" and "Local Picks by TripAdvisor". Which one is best?
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Bill Clinton's Whirlwind Sarasota VisitPresident Bill Clinton rolled into Sarasota September 30 to launch the 30th anniversary of the Ringling College Library Association's 2010 Town Hall Season. Local connection is responsible for his Southwest Florida visit.
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8 Basic Safety Tips for Camping in National ParksCamping in a national park is as American as apple pie and baseball. These 8 basic safety tips for camping in national parks will maintain happy campers who sleep in America's backcountry, campgrounds and hotels.
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How a Hiking Trail Led to a Career PathNational park vacations are treasured experiences but many of us have had the privilege of working in them. Ken Burns's documentary, The National Parks: America's Best Idea, inspired me to share how a national park hiking trail led to a career path.
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My Plans for Barack Obama's InaugurationBarack Obama will be sworn in as the 44th President of the United States on Tuesday, January 20, 2009, and I've searched through Associated Content to build a travel itinerary to prepare for my attendance at this historic U.S. event.
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Securing Tickets for Barack Obama's Swearing-in CeremonyI'm about bragging rights and attending the 56th Inaugural Swearing-in Ceremony to see the Barack Obama sworn in as the 44th President of the United States is my next journey. Enjoy I learned about securing tickets for the presidential inauguration.
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Senator Hillary Clinton Stumps for Barack Obama in Central FloridaHundreds attended a rally with Sen. Hillary Clinton in Winter Park, Fla. and heard her explain why Florida needs Barack Obama as the next President of the United States.
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Hillary Clinton Campaigns for Barack Obama in Central Florida, Nov. 1, 2008New York Senator Hillary Clinton
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Gov. Sarah Palin Campaigns in TampaA Road to Victory Rally with Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin was held on Sunday, October 26 at the Tampa Convention Center. Elisabeth Hasselbeck of The View TV show introduced the Republican Vice Presidential Nominee to thousands of supporters.
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Gov. Bill Richardson Campaigns for Barack Obama in Port Charlotte, FloridaGovernor Bill Richardson of New Mexico stopped in Port Charlotte, Florida as part of the Obama-Biden "Early Vote for Change" Rallies. Early voting in Florida opened on October 20.
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BlogOrlando 3 UnconferenceHeld September 25 - 27, 2008 at Rollins College just outside Orlando, Florida, BlogOrlando 3 was a meeting of the blogging and social media minds. Didn't make the blogging conference? See what you missed.
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National Public Lands Day, September 27, 2008National Public Lands Day is this Saturday, September 27, 2008, and Americans will be stepping into some of the country's beautiful parks, forests and natural habitats to spruce them up. But I have to ask, are you a good or bad Bob?
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Fireproof the Movie, a Must-See for Couples Considering Marriage"Never leave your partner behind," is echoed throughout the movie "Fireproof" starring Kirk Cameron and Erin Bethea. This love story, opening in theaters September 26, 2008, is about the covenant of marriage versus the contract of marriage.
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My 10 Favorite Things to Do in TallahasseeMoving away from Tallahassee last spring was bittersweet and saying goodbye to the many things I love about the city was difficult. When planning a vacation to Florida's Capital City, use this as a guide to experience some of the my favorite things to do in Tallahassee.
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Pleasure in Pain at Fetish Con in Tampa, FloridaFetish Con rolled into Tampa last weekend, a four-day event and the East Coast's largest fetish trade show with exhibits, late-night parties and educational sessions. What exactly is Fetish Con? Join this vanilla to find out.
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American Idol: Syesha Mercado's Hometown Visit to SarasotaSyesha Mercado, finalist on Season Seven of Fox's "American Idol," made a hometown visit to Sarasota Friday which included a free concert at the John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art.
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American Idol Syesha Mercado to Perform Free Concert in Sarasota on Friday, May 9American Idol finalist Syesha Mercado is returning to her hometown of Sarasota, Fla. this week to perform a free concert at the Ringling Museum for her fans.
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Tourism Cares for New OrleansTourism Cares brought together close to 350 members of the travel industry to repair Louis Armstrong Park in New Orleans on April 19, 2008. This is a first-hand account of the event.
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Budget Travel Tips for Bird-Watchers Visiting Sanibel IslandAs winter chills the U.S. it's time to follow the birds and seek warmth with a spring break getaway to Florida. Discover budget travel tips for enjoying a spring break getaway to Sanibel Island while taking advantage of the destination's spectacular bird-watching.
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Six Secrets to Budget Travel in ItalyA vacation to Italy is a dream for many Americans but with the weak U.S. dollar it can be expensive. Allow me to share my six secrets to budget travel I learned during my November 2007 vacation in Italy in hopes your trip won't be as expensive.
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Afghanistan's Future: Her YouthMeet some of the young people I met when I traveled to Kabul, Afghanistan in March 2006 with Global Exchange. Afghanistan's children and young adults provide hope for this country at a crossroads.
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Have You Seen the First "Sex and the City" Movie Trailer?The "Sex and the City" movie debuts May 30, 2008 but you can catch a glimpse of the chick flick with the movie's new trailer. Fashion, glamour and fabulousness shine throughout, but the trailer left me saying, "Huh?"
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The Worst Christmas Gift I Ever ReceivedIt was a simple fifth grade Christmas gift exchange, yet, it was a pivotal moment in my life. The worst Christmas gift I ever received made me into the world's greatest gift giver. What was the awful Christmas gift I received?
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Tallahassee's Word Traffic Books Celebrates Grand Opening with ReadingsWord Traffic Books is Tallahassee's newest locally owned bookstore with new and used books. The community joined in the grand opening celebration by hearing readings by Jeff Parker, author of Ovenman, and Bridget Kamke, children's author of Infinpede.
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Big Brother 8's Zach Talks About Dolphin Crash"Big Brother 8" Houseguest Zach Swerdzewski placed third on the CBS reality TV show. Now living in California, Zach recently returned to Tallahassee to decompress before launching his new surfwear line called Dolphin Crash. This the second interview in a two-part series.
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Interview with Tallahassee's Big Brother 8 Houseguest Zach: Part 1Big Brother 8's Zach Swerdzewski placed third on the CBS reality TV show. Now living in California, he returned to Tallahassee before launching his surfwear line, Dolphin Crash. In this interview, Zach discusses Big Brother 8. This is Part One in a two-part series.
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An Evening with S.I.T.E., Tallahassee's Newest Ghost HuntersAn evening in a cemetery with Tallahassee's newest ghost hunters, S.I.T.E., is not as creepy as it may seem. And good news for those into the paranormal, the group is looking for a few good Tallahassee ghost hunters to join in the investigations.
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Why I Want LaVell Crawford to Win NBC's Last Comic StandingTwo funny comedians are left in this season's "Last Comic Standing" but LaVell Crawford gets my vote because I got to party with him in Chicago, kind of...
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Bob Woodruff, ABC Newsman Injured in Iraq, Discusses How Life Changed in an InstantLife changed for "ABC World News Tonight" anchor Bob Woodruff as he reported from Iraq in Jan. 2006. An IED exploded resulting in a traumatic brain injury. Nineteen months later, he and his wife shared their experience with attendees of the ASAE Annual Meeting in Chicago.
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Tips on How to Be a Rude Wedding GuestBringing last weekend's hookup, drinking like a fish and rumbling are guaranteed etiquette tips for being a rude wedding guest and ruining the happy day for the bride and groom.
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Review of Portland, Oregon Walking ToursPlanning a Portland vacation? Portland Walking Tours offers a collection of walking tours giving visitors and residents an insider's view of Oregon's City of Roses, or does it?
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Tallahassee's Aveda Institute: Head-to-Toe Makeover on a BudgetTallahassee's Aveda Institute is a training ground for hairstylists and spa therapists. The institute advertises $12 haircuts and for those looking to go easy on the budget, it's a great place for a head-to-toe makeover.
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Priceline and Travelocity Battle it Out on MySpaceThe battle between online travel Web sites have hit MySpace. In the battle to be Online Travel King, will Priceline's "The Negotiator," be tops or will Travelocity's Roaming Gnome win the title?
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Hugging Trees and Sipping Wine with San Francisco's Extranomical ToursWill wine lovers and tree huggers visiting San Francisco enjoy a trip to California's wine country and Muir Woods with Extranomical Tours? This traveler shares her review and determines whether the "Wine Country & Muir Woods Tour" is worth it.
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How I Stumbled onto the "Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer" Movie SetWandering the streets of Vancouver, I unknowingly stumble onto the movie set of "Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer."
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Review of Fancy Sushi Japanese Grill and Sushi Bar in Fernandina Beach, FloridaAmelia Island has an eclectic mix of independently-owned restaurants. Fancy Sushi is the newest sushi restaurant in Fernandina Beach, but does it fit in? Read this traveler's review about the Japanese grill and sushi bar.
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Don't Let High Gas Prices Spoil Your VacationDon't let high gas prices spoil your vacation. As an avid traveler and road tripper, I'm sharing my tips for watching expenses with rising gas prices. My philosophy: nothing's going to prevent me from taking my vacation, not even the price of gas.
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Tips for Planning a Girlfriend Getaway Road TripGirlfriend getaways are the hottest travel trend these days. My favorite type of girlfriend getaway is hitting the open highway for a road trip. Having traveled over many American roadways with my gal pals, I'm sharing the tips I've learned from these road trips.
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A Getaway for the Girlfriends: Cassadaga, Florida's Spiritualist CampGrab your favorite gal pal(s) for this Florida girlfriends getaway to meet with mediums and communicate with the "other" side.
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Tallahassee Recognizes National Tourism Week"Get Out & See Tallahassee" kicked off National Tourism Week on May 12, 2007. Select attractions waived admission fees so Tallahassee residents could experience them and become tourism ambassadors for the city. Read how this Tallahassee resident spent her day.
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Tallahassee Restaurant Review: A&J Blues CafeA&J Blues Cafe is a new flavor to Tallahassee's restaurant scene. Enjoy traditional soul food kicked up with Cajun and Creole tastes for lunch or dinner. Live music complements dinner Thursdays through Saturdays.
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Sarasota Children's GardenAn enchanted land is tucked away in Sarasota. It's a place where fairies and pirates play side by side. A Floridian takes her niece and nephew to the Sarasota Children's Garden. The Auntie thinks it's kind of cool, but what do the children think of the garden?
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Fun Ways and Places for Tallahassee Women Can Get in ShapeTallahassee women looking to get in shape have many exercise options within Florida's Capital. Try pole dancing, belly dancing or give your all at boot camp. Getting in shape has never been this much fun.
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Sumo Sabi Rolls & Bowls: Revolutionizing Sushi in Tallahassee, FloridaSumo Sabi Rolls & Bowls is Tallahassee's newest, casual sushi restaurant. Is the taste worth a return visit?
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Spike Lee Inspires Students in TallahasseeAcclaimed filmmaker Spike Lee visited Tallahassee and offered advice and inspiration to Florida State University and Florida A&M University students.
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Savoring the Flavor of Your Florida VacationA Florida resident shares her favorite foods visitors should enjoy during their next Florida vacation. Let foods such as Moon Soup, Stone Crab Claws and Conch Fritters be the must-eat attractions.
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Virginia Blooms with April EventsVirginia's April events celebrate the outdoors, blooming flowers and patriotism. Whether you're planning to travel or are local, enjoy Virginia's Southern hospitality, local charm and historical significance during these April events.
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Book Review: "The Last True Story I'll Ever Tell: An Accidental Soldier's Account of the War in Iraq""The Last True Story I'll Ever Tell," by John Crawford is a soldier's gritty account of the War in Iraq through a series of short stories. It is a must-read for anyone wanting a better understanding of what American soldiers experience.
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American Opens Opportunity for Women at the Kabul Beauty SchoolHope exists in war-torn Kabul, Afghanistan. American Deborah Rodriguez oversees the Kabul Beauty School and Oasis Salon in efforts to educate and empower some of Afghanistan's women one haircut at a time.
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Doritos' Sassy "Check Out Girl" Super Bowl Commercial is a WinnerMeet Doritos' sassy "Check Out Girl." She comes to us from the Doritos "Crash the Super Bowl" contest. Was this Super Bowl commercial a winner? Read to find out.
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Review of the American Heart Association's Super Bowl XLI CommercialWhile fans gobbled up cheesy pizzas, deep-fried chicken wings and salty chips during Super Bowl XLI, the American Heart Association raised awareness about heart disease. Was it effective? Read the review for "You Gotta Have Heart."
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Review of Doritos' "Live the Flavor" Super Bowl XLI CommercialThe winning commercial in Doritos' "Crash the Super Bowl" contest may be this year's cheapest Super Bowl spot produced. Despite a budget of $12.49, the commercial rivals others aired during the big game. If you didn't catch it, read the review.
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Super Bowl Ad 2006: Burger King and the WhopperettesBurger King appeared in 2006's Super Bowl 40 for the first time this decade. The "freaky King" introduced us to his Whopperettes for a gala performance. Will the King appear in Super Bowl 41?
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Buffalo Hawg Wings Are in Town: Western New York's Braun's Serves Up a Tasty TreatHawg wings have entered the Buffalo wing scene, thanks to Braun's Restaurant in Newstead, NY. After reading this review, you'll be hungry for these tasty shanks.
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How to Milk a RattlerRattlesnake expert Ken Darnell demonstrates how venom is extracted. Rattlesnakes were caught in the Whigham, Georgia area by rattlesnake hunters during the 47th Annual Rattlesnake Roundup on January 27, 2007. The venom collected will be used for research. Rattlesnake venom is in the drug Byetta,
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Popping the Question in Charleston, South CarolinaPlanning on popping the question to the love of your life in Charleston, South Carolina? Make sure you find the best place to propose by knowing your love's personality.
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January 24 is Belly Laugh DayBelly Laugh Day is January 24. It's a 21st century holiday celebrating smiles and laughter. Elaine Helle, Belly Laugh Day's founder, discusses the holiday.
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Sarasota's Best Places to ProposeSarasota men, listen up. While your love and devotion are important to your soon-to-be fiance';, you need to "wow" her with the proposal. Use this guide to find Sarasota's best place to propose so she says "yes."
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"Munsters" Star DeadActress Yvonne De Carlo, best known for her role as Lily Munster on the television series "The Munsters" and as the lead in the movie "The Ten Commandmetns" has died in Los Angeles.
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Schnebly Redland's Wines: Florida's Surprisingly Good WinesSchnebly Redland's Winery produces flavorful and surprisingly good Florida tropical fruit wines. The wines produced from blemished tropical fruits are gaining well-deserved attention.
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Search-Pirate.com - New People Search Site LaunchedHave fun and find people on the Net with a pirate. Search-Pirate.com is a new people search site.
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Top 10 Celebrity Babies of 2006They're cuddly. They're cute. They coo and drool. Everywhere we turned in 2006, some celebrity was having a baby. See who made the list of the top 10 celebrity babies of 2006.
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Rachael Ray Promotes New Book in AtlantaFood Network celebrity Rachael Ray stops in Atlanta as part of a book tour to promote her latest cookbook, "Rachael Ray 2, 4, 6, 8: Great Meals for Couples or Crowds."
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The Day I Met President George W. BushNo matter what your political stance, everyone wants to meet the President, right? Well I did, and this story summarizes my interaction with President George W. Bush during his brief visit to Everglades National Park in June 2001.
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Blog Spotlight: Queen of Sky's Turbulent Blogging JourneyEllen Simonetti, aka: Queen of Sky, began her blog, "Diary of a Flight Attendant," in January 2004 to help cope with the loss of her mother. She was later fired for blogging. Everyone who blogs and works in corporate America needs to hear her story.
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Reasons Not to BlogEveryone's blogging these days. But, what are the reasons NOT to blog? A blogger shares her insight why you should not blog.
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How to Use a Japanese ToiletPeeing in Japan is not as complicated as it looks, but like all Japanese customs, there is etiquette to follow. A seasoned traveler shares her advice on conquering Japanese toilets.
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Guide to Hamamatsu, JapanStep away from the tourist traps and discover a modern, authentic Japan in the City of Music, called Hamamatsu.
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Why You Should Visit Homestead, FloridaHomestead, Florida is a small community with many hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. Alligators, national parks and exotic fruits are a handful of the reasons to visit.
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Why You Should Visit Sarasota, FloridaBicycling Amish, the original fountain of youth and fossils from a prehistoric era are some of the reasons to visit Sarasota, Florida.
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The Top Five Lunch Spots in TallahasseeTallahassee is more than fast food chains and greasy spoons. A Tallahassee local shares her favorite lunch spots in Florida's capital.
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Southeast Tourism Society's Marketing College Advances Tourism CareersTourism marketing professionals looking to advance their career should consider pursuing a Travel Marketing Professional certification from the Southeast Tourism Society. Following is a summary of the program and what attendees should expect.
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September 19 is International Talk like a Pirate DayRaise a cup o'grog on September 19 t' commemorate th' silly holiday of International Talk Like a Pirate Day. Learn the history of this holiday created in 1995 along with a few key pirate words.
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Safety Tips While Visiting National ParksA national park vacation should be a happy memory. But, one step too close to a bear or veering off the hiking trail can end in tragedy. Remembering simple safety tips will make your next visit a memorable one.
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Visiting Afghanistan: A Country at a CrossroadsTerror. Tourism. The latter of the two is not usually associated with Kabul, Afghanistan. Travelers are finding their way into this war-torn nation and finding the attractions are the people and culture as this nation rebuilds itself.
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Travel to Japan Via the Rotary International's Group Study ExchangeYoung professionals looking to experience another culture should consider Rotary International's Group Study Exchange. Join a GSE alumna as she describes the program and her journey in Japan.
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Avoiding Disease in AfghanistanMore travelers are finding their way to Afghanistan. A recent visitor to Kabul offers tips on a healthy visit to Afghanistan.
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Vacation Horror StoryWe've all been sick, but being ill away from home is no vacation. This road warrior shares her tale of a night spent with a porcelain god.
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Summer Flight Delayed? Tips to Make the Most of Your Visit to the AirportFewer flights at near-full capacities will cause airport delays this summer. A seasoned road warrior shares tips on passing the time if in the event of a travel delay in the airport terminal.
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Wedding StoryStart with a tuxedo-clad dog, throw in an intoxicated groom and mix with pouring of rain to create the most unusual wedding I could have imagined.
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State Parks and a Wildlife Refuge to Take a Walk at in Florida's Big Bend RegionFlorida's Big Bend region amazes both visitors and residents with its rolling hills, lush forests and historical tales. Following is a summary of easy day hikes and walks near the Tallahassee area.
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A Traveler's Guide to Responsible TourismWestern travelers are finding their way into developing countries. Travelers have responsibilities when visiting long-standing cultures and need to take certain steps to minimize their impact to preserve them.
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Former President Carter Teaches Sunday School in Hometown of Plains, GaFollowing his presidency, President Carter returned to Plains, Ga where he and wife Rosalyn are still active. Mr and Mrs. Carter conduct Sunday School classes at least three times a month and invite the general public to attend.