Arts for the avatar (The Australian)
Preview: Montezuma's revenge is only one of the many potential hazards affecting international travelers. Long airline flights and exposure to unfamiliar environments, new infectious diseases, emergency situations, or criminal encounters can threaten travelers' health and safety. With adequate preparation, however, travelers can reduce their risk of illness and injury. In this comprehensive review, Dr Bratton discusses the many hazards of international travel and offers advice about what to tell your patients before they go.
Arts for the avatar (The Australian)
GOVERNOR-GENERAL Michael Jeffery was grilled about gay dads, while Foreign Minister Alexander Downer was given such a hard time over climate change, he complained he was not up for a polemical debate.
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New Zealand draw first blood (FIFA)
After 1192 days of absence, New Zealand got their FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign on track with an important 2-0 away victory over Fiji in Lautoka.
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Travelers to Rise, Shine and Thrive in Leawood, Kansas (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y.----Waking up in Leawood, Kansas never felt so good thanks to a new mode of extended stay travel. Today, Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. , announced an agreement with Presidian Companies to open an ELEMENT hotel in Leawood, Kansas in July of 2009.
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W Hotels Heads to Thailand's Cosmopolitan Capital with the Announcement of W Bangkok (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
NEW YORK----Rapidly expanding its reach in the world's most alluring destinations, W Hotels today announced plans to open its second hotel in Thailand with the new W Bangkok. The newly constructed, 400-room hotel will debut in 2011 as part of a luxurious, mixed-use development at the core of the city's commercial and diplomatic center.
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The Turning Point of the American Revolution (American Heritage)
John Burgoyne was a born gambler. He had developed a knack for cards as a teenager, and by the 1770s the aristocratic British major general known as “Gentleman Johnny” might wager on anything.
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Akshay Kumar is a Punjabi by nature (Hindustan Times)
The Akshay Kumar-starer Bhool Bhulaiyaa , has registered the biggest box office opening for any Bollywood films this year in the UK. He's considered a super-safe bet in the Mumbai movie trade. He has nixed tempting corporate film offers to clinch high-profile endorsement deals instead.
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W Hotels heads for the great city of angels in Thailand (AME Info)
Rapidly expanding its reach in the world's most alluring destinations, W Hotels today announced plans to open its second hotel in Thailand - W Bangkok.
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Italy take group fight to Hampden (The Scotsman: Sport)
ITALY got the three points that mattered in Genoa on Saturday to remain firmly on the heels of Scotland in Euro 2008 qualifying Group B.
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Douglas react angrily to match-fixing allegations (The Herald)
DOUGLAS WARRIORS have reacted angrily to suggestions that their match against Zifa Northern Region Division One leaders Lengthens at Rudhaka on Saturday might have been fixed.
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ELEMENT Hotels: Travelers to Rise, Shine and Thrive in Orlando, Fl (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y.----Travelers to the home of Mickey and Minnie can now wake up to the newest mode of extended stay travel. Today, Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. , announced an agreement with JHM Hotels to open an ELEMENT hotel in Orlando, Florida.
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Arts for the avatar (The Australian)
Immunizations Travelers should review the specific immunization requirements for their destination. Most countries require yellow fever vaccination before entry, and immunizations for tetanus, measles, rubella, hepatitis B, influenza, and pneumococcal disease may be recommended for healthy adults. Depending on their destination and intended length of stay, serum immune globulin injections (Gamastan, Gammar) as well as immunizations for hepatitis A, cholera, meningococcal disease, typhoid fever, polio, rabies, and Japanese encephalitis may be recommended.
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