How to avoid hurricanes during your holiday. Tips to travel safely.
Thanks to Gisuser
I’ve recently finished to read this new from Reuters about a new research from the Colorado State University. The Hurricane study team predicted that 13 tropical storms will develop in the 2008 Atlantic season. The long-term average is for 10 tropical storms and six hurricanes during the six-month season starting June 1.
It’s important to note that the main adventure travel destinations are just in the hurricanes paths.
So it’s better to do a list of possible tips to know more info and plan a more safe vacation.
Countries at risk
2 countries hit by the most hurricanes are the United States and Mexico.
Other countries are:
- Cuba
- Central America
- Lesser Antilles
- Canada on rare occasions
- Some East Asian nations are hit by typhoons
Landlocked countries like those in Europe, Africa and other mountainous countries are quite.
Forecast
A good idea is to watch forecasting before travel. Here this website gives a good list of forecast
Weather.com gives a good list of satellite maps:
What to do in case of hurricanes:
- The first thing is to stay tuned with local institute of Meteorology. Television and radio play a vital role in informing the public as the level of alert rises.
- Stay away from disaster areas unless local authorities request volunteers.
- Drive only when necessary. The streets will be filled with debris. Roads may have weakened and can collapse under the weight of a car.
- Stay away from river banks and streams until potential flooding has passed.
- Stay away from downed power lines and report them to the power company. Report broken gas, sewer or water mains.
- Contact your insurance agent. Take photos of or videotape the damage.
- Check battery-powered equipment. Your battery-operated radio could be your only source of information, and flashlights will be needed if utility services are interrupted. Buy extra batteries.
- Store drinking water in clean bathtubs, jugs, bottles and cooking utensils as your town’s water system may be contaminated or damaged by the storm. Obtain extra prescription medications and medical supplies.
There’s no way to predict what will happen before a hurricane strikes, but there are many ways to prepare for the worst. Ease your mind by having a hurricane kit on hand.
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Bangladesh received US$1,096 million loan from the World Bank Group from latter's US$6.6 billion commitment to South Asia for just ended fiscal year 2008-09, which focused especially on reviving growth and protecting the poor amid the global economic … [Link]
Readers' Comments on " Rights groups from Nepal declare solidarity for … - Phayul
Too many sad stories took place in Nepal this past year.It was sad and angering.Yet keeping the past good memories of our relationship between Tibet and Nepal;I could not bring myself to say one bad word against Nepal.Because we Tibetans never do … [Link]
What our MPs did on 'study' tour - News.com.au
FEDERAL MPs have published an extensive collection of valuable insights into the world, gleaned from taxpayer-funded overseas study tours. Among the nuggets of wisdom from their travels: (a) there are poor people in Nepal and Peru; (b) indigenous … [Link]
Controversial law on homosexuality 149 years old - Hindustan Times
The controversial law on homosexuality goes back 149 years when Lord Macaulay introduced the section in the Indian Penal Code, which made carnal intercourse punishable, holding it was against nature. The Section 377 says, "Whoever voluntarily has … [Link]
Recent Interactives - New London Day
A new study that found great white sharks behave a lot like human serial killers – in that they stalk their solo victims while lurking … Steve Fagin is a writer, editor and adventurer who has climbed mountains in Switzerland, Alaska, Nepal and … [Link]
Spokane woman ascends Mt. Everest - Tri-City Herald
Re-entry from the top of the world can be an ordeal in itself. Kay LeClaire could barely drive her car when she arrived in Spokane on June 2 from an expedition to Mount Everest. "Even 20 mph seems very, very fast," she said after two months at a pace … [Link]
Save Mt Everest - with an apple pie - Hindustan Times
Want to save Mt Everest, the universal symbol of grandeur, toughness and adventure? Then eat an apple pie. A mountaineer and entrepreneur has hit upon the novel scheme of selling apple pies to save the world's tallest peak from becoming the highest … [Link]
17 dead, 13 still missing in Qatar boat sinking - Khaleej Times
DOHA - Rescue workers have recovered 11 bodies from a commercial vessel that sank off the coast of Qatar bringing to 17 the number of dead while 13 other people are still missing, a newspaper said on Friday. The boat sank on Tuesday near the entrance … [Link]
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Study trips reveal the obvious
FEDERAL politicians have revealed a host of insights into the world, gleaned from their most recent taxpayer-funded overseas study tours. [Link]
India to provide 30 MW additional power to Nepal - Hindu
India to provide 30 MW additional power to NepalHinduKathmandu (PTI): India has decided to provide an additional 30 MW of power to Nepal, which is expected to relieve the country of its on-going electricity …Load shedding likely to halt as India decides to provide …www.reviewnepal.comIndia decides to provide 30 MW, NEA unawareKantipur OnlineIndia okays 30 MW power feedRepublicaall 9 news … [Link]
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Unique cycle built by teen to combat pollution - Telegraph
From the page: "It looks like a motorcycle that has been in a nasty accident, but the teenage inventor of this electric bike believes it is the answer to urban traffic chaos and pollution." [Link]
MP3 Portable Players, MP3 Players - ConsumerSearch
From the page: "In general, there are two main types of MP3 players. Hard-drive MP3 players, such as the iPod classic and Microsoft Zune, are largest in both capacity and physical dimensions. These players have enough space for entire music collections, not just an hour or two of music. Hard-drive MP3 players, also known as jukeboxes, are generally larger and … [Link]
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8 Tools to Help You Travel Forever and Live Rent Free
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From the page: "Ther's more then crowded tourist sites…there are 20 regions to visit and every single region has its particular attraction and culture to discover. " [Link]
The Responsible Tourism Awards 2008 - Telegraph
From the page: "Justin Francis invites your nominations for this year's Responsible Tourism Awards, which celebrate the art of travelling in a sensitive, sustainable way - that benefits local people and indigenous wildlife." [Link]
www.cyclingnews.com - the world centre of cycling
From the page: "It's with mixed feelings that most professional riders choose to end their cycling careers. Cyclingnews' Hedwig Kröner talked to retired French pro Christophe Agnolutto on choosing the right moment, switching back into family mode and staying involved in cycling." [Link]
Gaylord Herald Times - Sports & Features - Sea to sea: Gaylord native to ride across country on charity tour
From the page: "Grand Valley State sophomore Katrina Miller will join more than 200 others in the Sea to Sea bike tour, the largest cross-continental bike tour of all time. Courtesy Photo" [Link]
TheStar.com | Ontario | Lance Armstrong cancer ride planned for June
From the page: "RIM billionaire Jim Balsillie and cycling star Lance Armstrong will team up for a local bicycle tour to raise money for cancer treatment." [Link]
Politician study tours reveal the blindingly obvious - News.com.au
FEDERAL politicians have revealed a host of insights into the world, gleaned from their most recent taxpayer-funded overseas study tours. Among the nuggets of wisdom from their travels: • There are poor people in Nepal and Peru. • Indigenous … [Link]
Nepal comes to the library next week - Barrie Examiner
If you think of the 'Wild West' as solely belonging to the Canadian and American West, think again. Nepal's Wild West is a show covering the restricted high-altitude desert kingdom of Mustang, which offers traditional Tibetan culture set against a … [Link]
Controversial law on homosexuality 149 years old - Hindustan Times
The controversial law on homosexuality goes back 149 years when Lord Macaulay introduced the section in the Indian Penal Code, which made carnal intercourse punishable, holding it was against nature. The Section 377 says, "Whoever voluntarily has … [Link]
Lashkar shifting base from Pak to Nepal - Rediff
Indian intelligence agencies are bracing themselves up for a new plan by the Lashkar-e-Tayiba [ Images ]. The dreaded Pakistan-based outfit has plans of shifting its entire base to Nepal in the next few months, according to the confession of Omar … [Link]
INTERVIEW- U.N. fears for staff as Nepal strikes continue - Reuters India
NEW DELHI (Reuters AlertNet) - More frequent and violent strike action in Nepal is threatening the security of United Nations staff and undermining their humanitarian operations, the head of the U.N. operation said on Friday. In recent years, the … [Link]
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Nepali Congress reaping benefit from UML-Maoist fight: Gautam - Nepalnews.com
www.reviewnepal.comNepali Congress reaping benefit from UML-Maoist fight: GautamNepalnews.comUML vice-chairman Bam Dev Gautam has claimed that the Nepali Congress has been instigating animosity between the UML for its own political gain. …Diplomats and ambassador suspects over Nepali Maoistwww.reviewnepal.comParties~ talks inconclusive, but still ongoingRepublicaDahal: Govt a national embarrassmentE KantipurRepublica -www.reviewnepal.com -www.reviewnepal.comall 19 news articles » [Link]
Travel agents fight for survival
BANGLADESH'S travel agents are now looking for new avenues to keep their recession-hit business alive. [Link]
ACC T-20 Women's cricket: Nepal thrashes S'pore - Nepalnews.com
NepalCricket.comACC T-20 Women's cricket: Nepal thrashes S'poreNepalnews.comNepali U-19 Women's team clinched a hard fought victory over Singapore in a bowl-out over on Saturday, continuing the winning spree in the ACC Women's T-20 …Nepal defeat S'pore in ACC T20RepublicaNepal defeats Iran by 62 runsNepalCricket.comNepal crushes Iran in ACC T20E KantipurRepublica -Nepalnews.com -Republicaall 8 news articles » [Link]
Fiscal year 2008-09 Bangladesh receives $1,096m WB loan
Staff Reporter Bangladesh received US$1,096 million loan from the World Bank Group from latter's US$6.6 billion commitment to South Asia for just ended fiscal year 2008-09, which focused especially on reviving growth and protecting the poor amid the global economic crisis. [Link]
The Trail Log
A good resource about outdoor and technology [Link]
Unique cycle built by teen to combat pollution - Telegraph
From the page: "It looks like a motorcycle that has been in a nasty accident, but the teenage inventor of this electric bike believes it is the answer to urban traffic chaos and pollution." [Link]
MP3 Portable Players, MP3 Players - ConsumerSearch
From the page: "In general, there are two main types of MP3 players. Hard-drive MP3 players, such as the iPod classic and Microsoft Zune, are largest in both capacity and physical dimensions. These players have enough space for entire music collections, not just an hour or two of music. Hard-drive MP3 players, also known as jukeboxes, are generally larger and … [Link]
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8 Tools to Help You Travel Forever and Live Rent Free
From the page: "So youâve decided to do it. You have a friend or family member who can store your belongings for an undetermined period of time, youâve tied up loose ends, and your bags are packed. Itâs time to start traveling long term!" [Link]
Home&-&www.tripadventure.org tripadventure
From the page: "Ther's more then crowded tourist sites…there are 20 regions to visit and every single region has its particular attraction and culture to discover. " [Link]
The Responsible Tourism Awards 2008 - Telegraph
From the page: "Justin Francis invites your nominations for this year's Responsible Tourism Awards, which celebrate the art of travelling in a sensitive, sustainable way - that benefits local people and indigenous wildlife." [Link]
www.cyclingnews.com - the world centre of cycling
From the page: "It's with mixed feelings that most professional riders choose to end their cycling careers. Cyclingnews' Hedwig Kröner talked to retired French pro Christophe Agnolutto on choosing the right moment, switching back into family mode and staying involved in cycling." [Link]
Gaylord Herald Times - Sports & Features - Sea to sea: Gaylord native to ride across country on charity tour
From the page: "Grand Valley State sophomore Katrina Miller will join more than 200 others in the Sea to Sea bike tour, the largest cross-continental bike tour of all time. Courtesy Photo" [Link]
TheStar.com | Ontario | Lance Armstrong cancer ride planned for June
From the page: "RIM billionaire Jim Balsillie and cycling star Lance Armstrong will team up for a local bicycle tour to raise money for cancer treatment." [Link]
Save Mt Everest - with an apple pie - Webindia 123
Want to save Mt Everest, the universal symbol of grandeur, toughness and adventure? Then eat an apple pie. A mountaineer and entrepreneur has hit upon the novel scheme of selling apple pies to save the world's tallest peak from becoming the highest … [Link]
Travel agents fight for survival - New Nation
BANGLADESH'S travel agents are now looking for new avenues to keep their recession-hit business alive. According to the Association of Travel Agents of Bangladesh, the global recession has so far forced 20 per cent travel agents out of business and … [Link]
Fiscal year 2008-09 Bangladesh receives $1,096m WB loan - New Nation
Bangladesh received US$1,096 million loan from the World Bank Group from latter's US$6.6 billion commitment to South Asia for just ended fiscal year 2008-09, which focused especially on reviving growth and protecting the poor amid the global economic … [Link]
Readers' Comments on " Rights groups from Nepal declare solidarity for … - Phayul
Too many sad stories took place in Nepal this past year.It was sad and angering.Yet keeping the past good memories of our relationship between Tibet and Nepal;I could not bring myself to say one bad word against Nepal.Because we Tibetans never do … [Link]
Nepal comes to the library next week - Barrie Examiner
If you think of the 'Wild West' as solely belonging to the Canadian and American West, think again. Nepal's Wild West is a show covering the restricted high-altitude desert kingdom of Mustang, which offers traditional Tibetan culture set against a … [Link]
Controversial law on homosexuality 149 years old - Hindustan Times
The controversial law on homosexuality goes back 149 years when Lord Macaulay introduced the section in the Indian Penal Code, which made carnal intercourse punishable, holding it was against nature. The Section 377 says, "Whoever voluntarily has … [Link]
Recent Interactives - New London Day
A new study that found great white sharks behave a lot like human serial killers – in that they stalk their solo victims while lurking … Steve Fagin is a writer, editor and adventurer who has climbed mountains in Switzerland, Alaska, Nepal and … [Link]
Spokane woman ascends Mt. Everest - Tri-City Herald
Re-entry from the top of the world can be an ordeal in itself. Kay LeClaire could barely drive her car when she arrived in Spokane on June 2 from an expedition to Mount Everest. "Even 20 mph seems very, very fast," she said after two months at a pace … [Link]
Save Mt Everest - with an apple pie - Hindustan Times
Want to save Mt Everest, the universal symbol of grandeur, toughness and adventure? Then eat an apple pie. A mountaineer and entrepreneur has hit upon the novel scheme of selling apple pies to save the world's tallest peak from becoming the highest … [Link]
Intro to Travel Writing - Mediabistro.com
Travel the world and get paid for it? Yes, it's true! Whether a long weekend in Mendocino or a long walk across Nepal, there's a market out there for your stories, and a proven path that successful travel writers follow. In this course, you'll learn … [Link]
Bhutan’s unique identity - Financial Times
Almost for as long as I could remember, Bhutan had been a dream – and a remarkably familiar one. The old clichés were rolled out again and again: the concept of Gross National Happiness (GNH), the compulsory national dress and national … [Link]
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Second win for Nepal in ACC T20; Rubina claims hat trick (Nepalnews. com)
Rubina Chhetri appeared as a lifeline for the Nepali U-19 women’s team as Nepal clinched a hard fought victory over Singapore in a bowl out over to continue its winning spree in the ACC Women’s 20-20 cricket tournament in Malaysia. [Link]
The Trail Log
A good resource about outdoor and technology [Link]
Unique cycle built by teen to combat pollution - Telegraph
From the page: "It looks like a motorcycle that has been in a nasty accident, but the teenage inventor of this electric bike believes it is the answer to urban traffic chaos and pollution." [Link]
MP3 Portable Players, MP3 Players - ConsumerSearch
From the page: "In general, there are two main types of MP3 players. Hard-drive MP3 players, such as the iPod classic and Microsoft Zune, are largest in both capacity and physical dimensions. These players have enough space for entire music collections, not just an hour or two of music. Hard-drive MP3 players, also known as jukeboxes, are generally larger and … [Link]
Top 10 Outdoor Blogs | Outdoorzy.com…the blog
From the page: "And why⦠according to me." [Link]
8 Tools to Help You Travel Forever and Live Rent Free
From the page: "So youâve decided to do it. You have a friend or family member who can store your belongings for an undetermined period of time, youâve tied up loose ends, and your bags are packed. Itâs time to start traveling long term!" [Link]
Home&-&www.tripadventure.org tripadventure
From the page: "Ther's more then crowded tourist sites…there are 20 regions to visit and every single region has its particular attraction and culture to discover. " [Link]
The Responsible Tourism Awards 2008 - Telegraph
From the page: "Justin Francis invites your nominations for this year's Responsible Tourism Awards, which celebrate the art of travelling in a sensitive, sustainable way - that benefits local people and indigenous wildlife." [Link]
www.cyclingnews.com - the world centre of cycling
From the page: "It's with mixed feelings that most professional riders choose to end their cycling careers. Cyclingnews' Hedwig Kröner talked to retired French pro Christophe Agnolutto on choosing the right moment, switching back into family mode and staying involved in cycling." [Link]
Gaylord Herald Times - Sports & Features - Sea to sea: Gaylord native to ride across country on charity tour
From the page: "Grand Valley State sophomore Katrina Miller will join more than 200 others in the Sea to Sea bike tour, the largest cross-continental bike tour of all time. Courtesy Photo" [Link]
TheStar.com | Ontario | Lance Armstrong cancer ride planned for June
From the page: "RIM billionaire Jim Balsillie and cycling star Lance Armstrong will team up for a local bicycle tour to raise money for cancer treatment." [Link]
Save Mt Everest - with an apple pie - Hindustan Times
Want to save Mt Everest, the universal symbol of grandeur, toughness and adventure? Then eat an apple pie. A mountaineer and entrepreneur has hit upon the novel scheme of selling apple pies to save the world's tallest peak from becoming the highest … [Link]
Domestic help on the run after loot nabbed - Times of India
MUMBAI: A 26-year-old Nepali domestic help, who attacked and robbed his senior citizen employees at their Borivli residence, was arrested near the India-Nepal border while he was trying to flee to his hometown. The arrest was made after the police … [Link]
Like Lalu, Mamata too favours home state - Times of India
NEW DELHI: Mamata Banerjee inviting comparison with her predecessor Lalu Prasad after presentation of rail budget was perhaps only to be expected. While Mamata too has followed the principle of political exigency, just like Lalu, in framing the … [Link]
Amnesty urges Malaysia to stop caning immigrants - Adelaide Now
HUMAN rights watchdog Amnesty has urged Malaysia to abolish caning, saying that tens of thousands of migrants have received the "inhuman and degrading" punishment in recent years. Amnesty cited a statement in Malaysian parliament last week that said … [Link]
Win a trip to Nepal with Capital Cause - Scoop
The team behind Capital Cause Charitable Trust are pushing past Wellington’s city limits and taking their unique spin on charity engagement global. This winter the team have got their sights set on the Orphan Help Centre in Nepal and created a … [Link]
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2008 Asia - Telecoms, Mobile & Broadband In Central Asia
Date : Sat, 4 Jul 2009 12:54:00 +0500 2008 ASIA - TELECOMS, MOBILE & BROADBAND IN CENTRAL ASIA Live-PR.com 02.07.2009 16:15:02 2008 Asia - Telecoms, Mobile & Broadband in Central Asia - a new market research report on companiesandmarkets.com - .. This annual publication looks at 11 of the developing … [Link]
The Trail Log
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Unique cycle built by teen to combat pollution - Telegraph
From the page: "It looks like a motorcycle that has been in a nasty accident, but the teenage inventor of this electric bike believes it is the answer to urban traffic chaos and pollution." [Link]
MP3 Portable Players, MP3 Players - ConsumerSearch
From the page: "In general, there are two main types of MP3 players. Hard-drive MP3 players, such as the iPod classic and Microsoft Zune, are largest in both capacity and physical dimensions. These players have enough space for entire music collections, not just an hour or two of music. Hard-drive MP3 players, also known as jukeboxes, are generally larger and … [Link]
Top 10 Outdoor Blogs | Outdoorzy.com…the blog
From the page: "And why⦠according to me." [Link]
Recent Interactives - New London Day
A new study that found great white sharks behave a lot like human serial killers – in that they stalk their solo victims while lurking … Steve Fagin is a writer, editor and adventurer who has climbed mountains in Switzerland, Alaska, Nepal and … [Link]
8 Tools to Help You Travel Forever and Live Rent Free
From the page: "So youâve decided to do it. You have a friend or family member who can store your belongings for an undetermined period of time, youâve tied up loose ends, and your bags are packed. Itâs time to start traveling long term!" [Link]
Controversial law on homosexuality 149 years old - Hindustan Times
The controversial law on homosexuality goes back 149 years when Lord Macaulay introduced the section in the Indian Penal Code, which made carnal intercourse punishable, holding it was against nature. The Section 377 says, "Whoever voluntarily has … [Link]
Home&-&www.tripadventure.org tripadventure
From the page: "Ther's more then crowded tourist sites…there are 20 regions to visit and every single region has its particular attraction and culture to discover. " [Link]
The Responsible Tourism Awards 2008 - Telegraph
From the page: "Justin Francis invites your nominations for this year's Responsible Tourism Awards, which celebrate the art of travelling in a sensitive, sustainable way - that benefits local people and indigenous wildlife." [Link]
Save Mt Everest - with an apple pie - Webindia 123
Want to save Mt Everest, the universal symbol of grandeur, toughness and adventure? Then eat an apple pie. A mountaineer and entrepreneur has hit upon the novel scheme of selling apple pies to save the world's tallest peak from becoming the highest … [Link]
www.cyclingnews.com - the world centre of cycling
From the page: "It's with mixed feelings that most professional riders choose to end their cycling careers. Cyclingnews' Hedwig Kröner talked to retired French pro Christophe Agnolutto on choosing the right moment, switching back into family mode and staying involved in cycling." [Link]
Gaylord Herald Times - Sports & Features - Sea to sea: Gaylord native to ride across country on charity tour
From the page: "Grand Valley State sophomore Katrina Miller will join more than 200 others in the Sea to Sea bike tour, the largest cross-continental bike tour of all time. Courtesy Photo" [Link]
Sue Watt - Journalism.co.uk
Regular contributor to: Travel Africa Magazine. Contributor to "1001 Escapes to Make Before You Die," a travel book by Quintessence for publication in Summer 2009. Also recently published in Guardian Unlimited and Italy Magazine. Other information: I … [Link]
TheStar.com | Ontario | Lance Armstrong cancer ride planned for June
From the page: "RIM billionaire Jim Balsillie and cycling star Lance Armstrong will team up for a local bicycle tour to raise money for cancer treatment." [Link]
Lashkar shifting base from Pak to Nepal - Rediff
Indian intelligence agencies are bracing themselves up for a new plan by the Lashkar-e-Tayiba [ Images ]. The dreaded Pakistan-based outfit has plans of shifting its entire base to Nepal in the next few months, according to the confession of Omar … [Link]
Botonist travels the around the globe - Estes Park Trail Gazette
An Indiana Jones by any other name might be Steve Popovich from Fort Collins. This globe-trotting botanist's humanitarian aid assignments began when he was a member of an International Rotary Exchange team that took him to Calcutta and Katmandu in … [Link]
The Trail Log
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8 Tools to Help You Travel Forever and Live Rent Free
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The Responsible Tourism Awards 2008 - Telegraph
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www.cyclingnews.com - the world centre of cycling
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Nepal comes to the library next week (Barrie Examiner)
If you think of the 'Wild West' as solely belonging to the Canadian and American West, think again. Nepal's Wild West is a show covering the restricted high-altitude desert kingdom of Mustang, which offers traditional Tibetan culture set against a backdrop of stunning high-altitude desert scenery.[...] [Link]
Shark
A new study that found great white sharks behave a lot like human serial killers - " in that they stalk their solo victims while lurking out of sight, stay incredibly focused and attack in low light - " sends shivers down my spine, instilling fresh, somewhat irrational fears and also resurrecting some nightmarish memories.Researchers, who … [Link]
Save Mt Everest - with an apple pie
Want to save Mt Everest, the universal symbol of grandeur, toughness and adventure? Then eat an apple pie. [Link]
Cher talks about her Vegas gig
Cher's concert stand in Las Vegas may be the ultimate representation of Sin City: it's decadent, glitzy, oversized, over-the-top and a thrill-a-minute experience. [Link]
The Trail Log
A good resource about outdoor and technology [Link]
Unique cycle built by teen to combat pollution - Telegraph
From the page: "It looks like a motorcycle that has been in a nasty accident, but the teenage inventor of this electric bike believes it is the answer to urban traffic chaos and pollution." [Link]
MP3 Portable Players, MP3 Players - ConsumerSearch
From the page: "In general, there are two main types of MP3 players. Hard-drive MP3 players, such as the iPod classic and Microsoft Zune, are largest in both capacity and physical dimensions. These players have enough space for entire music collections, not just an hour or two of music. Hard-drive MP3 players, also known as jukeboxes, are generally larger and … [Link]
Top 10 Outdoor Blogs | Outdoorzy.com…the blog
From the page: "And why⦠according to me." [Link]
8 Tools to Help You Travel Forever and Live Rent Free
From the page: "So youâve decided to do it. You have a friend or family member who can store your belongings for an undetermined period of time, youâve tied up loose ends, and your bags are packed. Itâs time to start traveling long term!" [Link]
Home&-&www.tripadventure.org tripadventure
From the page: "Ther's more then crowded tourist sites…there are 20 regions to visit and every single region has its particular attraction and culture to discover. " [Link]
The Responsible Tourism Awards 2008 - Telegraph
From the page: "Justin Francis invites your nominations for this year's Responsible Tourism Awards, which celebrate the art of travelling in a sensitive, sustainable way - that benefits local people and indigenous wildlife." [Link]
www.cyclingnews.com - the world centre of cycling
From the page: "It's with mixed feelings that most professional riders choose to end their cycling careers. Cyclingnews' Hedwig Kröner talked to retired French pro Christophe Agnolutto on choosing the right moment, switching back into family mode and staying involved in cycling." [Link]
Gaylord Herald Times - Sports & Features - Sea to sea: Gaylord native to ride across country on charity tour
From the page: "Grand Valley State sophomore Katrina Miller will join more than 200 others in the Sea to Sea bike tour, the largest cross-continental bike tour of all time. Courtesy Photo" [Link]
TheStar.com | Ontario | Lance Armstrong cancer ride planned for June
From the page: "RIM billionaire Jim Balsillie and cycling star Lance Armstrong will team up for a local bicycle tour to raise money for cancer treatment." [Link]
Controversial law on homosexuality 149 years old - Hindustan Times
The controversial law on homosexuality goes back 149 years when Lord Macaulay introduced the section in the Indian Penal Code, which made carnal intercourse punishable, holding it was against nature. The Section 377 says, "Whoever voluntarily has … [Link]
Recent Interactives - New London Day
A new study that found great white sharks behave a lot like human serial killers – in that they stalk their solo victims while lurking … Steve Fagin is a writer, editor and adventurer who has climbed mountains in Switzerland, Alaska, Nepal and … [Link]
Spokane woman ascends Mt. Everest - Tri-City Herald
Re-entry from the top of the world can be an ordeal in itself. Kay LeClaire could barely drive her car when she arrived in Spokane on June 2 from an expedition to Mount Everest. "Even 20 mph seems very, very fast," she said after two months at a pace … [Link]
Save Mt Everest - with an apple pie - Hindustan Times
Want to save Mt Everest, the universal symbol of grandeur, toughness and adventure? Then eat an apple pie. A mountaineer and entrepreneur has hit upon the novel scheme of selling apple pies to save the world's tallest peak from becoming the highest … [Link]
Four arrested with stolen idol - Times of India
LUCKNOW: The crime branch of Lucknow police on Friday recovered an Asthadhatu idol from four persons who were later arrested for bringing the stolen idol from Nepal which they had planned to sell in the state capital. Those nabbed identified … [Link]
Dehradun, July 3 - Tribune
A sharp decline in demand for drawing and survey instruments coupled with unrestricted imports from China have left the local manufactures high and dry. They are blaming government policies for the mess that the local industry is finding itself in … [Link]
Avalanches and Landslides - Chicago Tribune
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles Kings acquired left wing left wing Ryan Smyth from the Colorado Avalanche on Friday night for defensemen Kyle Quincey and Tom Preissing and a fifth-round draft pick next year. The 33-year-old Smyth had 26 goals … [Link]
Charity group to hold information session for trek - Gulf News
Dubai: An information evening for trekkers planning to hike in Nepal later this year is going to be held this week. The hike is part of a Gulf for Good challenge to raise money for children in need. Participants and anyone with an interest to join … [Link]
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Three Nepali youths raise money to support students in Namje - Nepalnews.com
Nepalnews.comThree Nepali youths raise money to support students in NamjeNepalnews.comThree energetic Nepali youths have raised over US$ 5300 by taking part in the Mt. Washington race last month to support 20 high school students in Bhedetar …and more » [Link]
The Mountain Biodiversity and Climate Change Booklet [July 2009]
July 04, 2009 /EIN News/ — ICIMOD has recently produced a new public interest booklet on 'Mountain Biodiversity and Climate Change' developed from the contributions made at the International Mountain Biodiversity Conference in November 2008 in Kathmandu, Nepal. [Link]
Nepal defeat S'pore in ACC T20 - Republica
NepalCricket.comNepal defeat S'pore in ACC T20RepublicaKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, July 4: Rubina Chhetri bowled a sensational last over setting up Nepal's 2-1 victory in a bowl-out over Singapore after the scores …Nepal defeats Iran by 62 runsNepalCricket.comNepal emerges victorious in ACC Women's T20 tournamentNepalnews.comNepal crushes Iran in ACC T20E KantipurRepublica -Republicaall 7 news articles » [Link]
Spokane woman ascends Mt. Everest
Re-entry from the top of the world can be an ordeal in itself. Kay LeClaire could barely drive her car when she arrived in Spokane on June 2 from an expedition to Mount Everest. [Link]
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Unique cycle built by teen to combat pollution - Telegraph
From the page: "It looks like a motorcycle that has been in a nasty accident, but the teenage inventor of this electric bike believes it is the answer to urban traffic chaos and pollution." [Link]
MP3 Portable Players, MP3 Players - ConsumerSearch
From the page: "In general, there are two main types of MP3 players. Hard-drive MP3 players, such as the iPod classic and Microsoft Zune, are largest in both capacity and physical dimensions. These players have enough space for entire music collections, not just an hour or two of music. Hard-drive MP3 players, also known as jukeboxes, are generally larger and … [Link]
Top 10 Outdoor Blogs | Outdoorzy.com…the blog
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8 Tools to Help You Travel Forever and Live Rent Free
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From the page: "Ther's more then crowded tourist sites…there are 20 regions to visit and every single region has its particular attraction and culture to discover. " [Link]
The Responsible Tourism Awards 2008 - Telegraph
From the page: "Justin Francis invites your nominations for this year's Responsible Tourism Awards, which celebrate the art of travelling in a sensitive, sustainable way - that benefits local people and indigenous wildlife." [Link]
www.cyclingnews.com - the world centre of cycling
From the page: "It's with mixed feelings that most professional riders choose to end their cycling careers. Cyclingnews' Hedwig Kröner talked to retired French pro Christophe Agnolutto on choosing the right moment, switching back into family mode and staying involved in cycling." [Link]
Gaylord Herald Times - Sports & Features - Sea to sea: Gaylord native to ride across country on charity tour
From the page: "Grand Valley State sophomore Katrina Miller will join more than 200 others in the Sea to Sea bike tour, the largest cross-continental bike tour of all time. Courtesy Photo" [Link]
TheStar.com | Ontario | Lance Armstrong cancer ride planned for June
From the page: "RIM billionaire Jim Balsillie and cycling star Lance Armstrong will team up for a local bicycle tour to raise money for cancer treatment." [Link]
Experts call for concerted efforts to control Malaria
Speaking at a workshop 'Annual Research Planning and Development on Malaria' organised by Nepal Health Research Council in Kathmandu on Saturday, experts call for joint efforts from all stakeholders to control Malaria. [Link]
Save Mt Everest - with an apple pie - Hindustan Times
Want to save Mt Everest, the universal symbol of grandeur, toughness and adventure? Then eat an apple pie. A mountaineer and entrepreneur has hit upon the novel scheme of selling apple pies to save the world's tallest peak from becoming the highest … [Link]
'Terrorists not allowed to use territory' - Times of India
AJMER: Paramananda Jha, vice-president of Nepal, said here on Thursday that his country would not allow terrorists to use its territory as a gateway to India. "I cannot say about the past but the present government will not allow Nepal to be used as … [Link]
The long road to safe motherhood in Nepal - Science Centric
Women in Nepal face the highest risk of maternal death in South Asia. The country's high rates of maternal death and reproductive morbidity will be discussed today at the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) South Asia Day. The … [Link]
South Asia Day - Historic meeting to promote Millennium Development … - Science Centric
A group of international experts will meet today at the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) on the occasion of South Asia Day to discuss ways to achieve Millennium Development Goals 4 (reduce child mortality) and 5 (improve … [Link]
Avalanches and Landslides - Chicago Tribune
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles Kings acquired left wing left wing Ryan Smyth from the Colorado Avalanche on Friday night for defensemen Kyle Quincey and Tom Preissing and a fifth-round draft pick next year. The 33-year-old Smyth had 26 goals … [Link]
Interview - U.N. fears for staff as Nepal strikes continue - Reliefweb.int
NEW DELHI - More frequent and violent strike action in Nepal is threatening the security of United Nations staff and undermining their humanitarian operations, the head of the U.N. operation said on Friday. In recent years, the impoverished Himalayan … [Link]
Refugees get chance to celebrate newfound freedom in America - Abilene Reporter-News
Reporter-News photo by Nellie Doneva Pat Cranfill, center, shows teenagers from Nepal, how to play Uno Friday, July 3, 2009. Cranfill and a couple from Southern Hills Church of Christ invited the refugees to celebrate Independence Day with food and … [Link]
The Trail Log
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Unique cycle built by teen to combat pollution - Telegraph
7 reviews [Link]
NAHBS 2008 - Home
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MP3 Portable Players, MP3 Players - ConsumerSearch
1 reviews [Link]
Top 10 Outdoor Blogs | Outdoorzy.com…the blog
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8 Tools to Help You Travel Forever and Live Rent Free
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Home&-&www.tripadventure.org tripadventure
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The Responsible Tourism Awards 2008 - Telegraph
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www.cyclingnews.com - the world centre of cycling
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Gaylord Herald Times - Sports & Features - Sea to sea: Gaylord native to ride across country on charity tour
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Diplomats and ambassador suspects over Nepali Maoist - www.reviewnepal.com
Diplomats and ambassador suspects over Nepali Maoistwww.reviewnepal.comKATHMANDU, NEPAL- diplomats and ambassador of different countries to Nepal have urged the UCPN Maoist to let the session to smooth functioning and to be …Defeated Minsiters inslut Nepal: PrachandaTelegraphnepal.comDahal: Govt a national embarrassmentE KantipurDahal meets Norwegian, Finnish envoysKantipur Onlineall 6 news articles » [Link]
The Trail Log
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Unique cycle built by teen to combat pollution - Telegraph
From the page: "It looks like a motorcycle that has been in a nasty accident, but the teenage inventor of this electric bike believes it is the answer to urban traffic chaos and pollution." [Link]
MP3 Portable Players, MP3 Players - ConsumerSearch
From the page: "In general, there are two main types of MP3 players. Hard-drive MP3 players, such as the iPod classic and Microsoft Zune, are largest in both capacity and physical dimensions. These players have enough space for entire music collections, not just an hour or two of music. Hard-drive MP3 players, also known as jukeboxes, are generally larger and … [Link]
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8 Tools to Help You Travel Forever and Live Rent Free
From the page: "So youâve decided to do it. You have a friend or family member who can store your belongings for an undetermined period of time, youâve tied up loose ends, and your bags are packed. Itâs time to start traveling long term!" [Link]
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From the page: "Ther's more then crowded tourist sites…there are 20 regions to visit and every single region has its particular attraction and culture to discover. " [Link]
The Responsible Tourism Awards 2008 - Telegraph
From the page: "Justin Francis invites your nominations for this year's Responsible Tourism Awards, which celebrate the art of travelling in a sensitive, sustainable way - that benefits local people and indigenous wildlife." [Link]
www.cyclingnews.com - the world centre of cycling
From the page: "It's with mixed feelings that most professional riders choose to end their cycling careers. Cyclingnews' Hedwig Kröner talked to retired French pro Christophe Agnolutto on choosing the right moment, switching back into family mode and staying involved in cycling." [Link]
Gaylord Herald Times - Sports & Features - Sea to sea: Gaylord native to ride across country on charity tour
From the page: "Grand Valley State sophomore Katrina Miller will join more than 200 others in the Sea to Sea bike tour, the largest cross-continental bike tour of all time. Courtesy Photo" [Link]
TheStar.com | Ontario | Lance Armstrong cancer ride planned for June
From the page: "RIM billionaire Jim Balsillie and cycling star Lance Armstrong will team up for a local bicycle tour to raise money for cancer treatment." [Link]
Save Mt Everest - with an apple pie - New Kerala
By Sudeshna Sarkar, Kathmandu, July 4 : Want to save Mt Everest, the universal symbol of grandeur, toughness and adventure? Then eat an apple pie. A mountaineer and entrepreneur has hit upon the novel scheme of selling apple pies to save the world's … [Link]
Intro to Travel Writing - Mediabistro.com
Travel the world and get paid for it? Yes, it's true! Whether a long weekend in Mendocino or a long walk across Nepal, there's a market out there for your stories, and a proven path that successful travel writers follow. In this course, you'll learn … [Link]
Four arrested with stolen idol - Times of India
LUCKNOW: The crime branch of Lucknow police on Friday recovered an Asthadhatu idol from four persons who were later arrested for bringing the stolen idol from Nepal which they had planned to sell in the state capital. Those nabbed identified … [Link]
Sue Watt - Journalism.co.uk
Regular contributor to: Travel Africa Magazine. Contributor to "1001 Escapes to Make Before You Die," a travel book by Quintessence for publication in Summer 2009. Also recently published in Guardian Unlimited and Italy Magazine. Other information: I … [Link]
7 killed as Nepal villagers clash - Gulf Times
The Gorkha victims were killed when they tried to enter forests in Manang district to the much sought-after yarsagumba, a herb believed to have high aphrodisiac qualities Six people have been arrested after a turf war over what is known as Nepal’s … [Link]
Swine flu infection cases rise to five in Nepal - Gulf Times
The Nepalese government has said more swine flu cases have been discovered since the virus was first reported in the country earlier this week. The new cases were confirmed in two children in the Kathmandu valley, the Ministry of Health and … [Link]
Near-Total Solar Eclipse To Be Visible In Korea, Asia Pacific Region … - All Headline News
Seoul, South Korea (AHN) - A near-total solar eclipse will be visible in the entire Korean peninsula and parts of the Asia-Pacific region on July 22, South Korea's astronomical institute has said. The partial eclipse, which will block 80 percent of … [Link]
Men killed over 'Himalayan viagra' - News.com.au
POLICE are investigating reports that seven men were killed in a remote area of Nepal as they searched for a rare fungus known as "Himalayan viagra". Yarsagumbar, or caterpillar fungus, is a rare species of parasitic fungus known for its aphrodisiac … [Link]
The Trail Log
1 reviews [Link]
Unique cycle built by teen to combat pollution - Telegraph
7 reviews [Link]
NAHBS 2008 - Home
1 reviews [Link]
MP3 Portable Players, MP3 Players - ConsumerSearch
1 reviews [Link]
Top 10 Outdoor Blogs | Outdoorzy.com…the blog
1 reviews [Link]
8 Tools to Help You Travel Forever and Live Rent Free
139 reviews [Link]
Home&-&www.tripadventure.org tripadventure
1 reviews [Link]
The Responsible Tourism Awards 2008 - Telegraph
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www.cyclingnews.com - the world centre of cycling
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Gaylord Herald Times - Sports & Features - Sea to sea: Gaylord native to ride across country on charity tour
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The racket no one dares name - Brisbane Times
We care. Really and truly, we care. Our prime minister and all the state premiers swear they do. Tomorrow, a delegation of Australian officials, educationists and police land in New Delhi to insist: we care. Yes, we care about the experience Indian … [Link]
Save Mt Everest - with an apple pie
Want to save Mt Everest, the universal symbol of grandeur, toughness and adventure? Then eat an apple pie. [Link]
The Trail Log
A good resource about outdoor and technology [Link]
Unique cycle built by teen to combat pollution - Telegraph
From the page: "It looks like a motorcycle that has been in a nasty accident, but the teenage inventor of this electric bike believes it is the answer to urban traffic chaos and pollution." [Link]
MP3 Portable Players, MP3 Players - ConsumerSearch
From the page: "In general, there are two main types of MP3 players. Hard-drive MP3 players, such as the iPod classic and Microsoft Zune, are largest in both capacity and physical dimensions. These players have enough space for entire music collections, not just an hour or two of music. Hard-drive MP3 players, also known as jukeboxes, are generally larger and … [Link]
Top 10 Outdoor Blogs | Outdoorzy.com…the blog
From the page: "And why⦠according to me." [Link]
Servant held for attack on couple - Daily News and Analysis
Mumbai: Borivili police on Thursday arrested a 26-year-old domestic help, who had fled with Rs1 lakh after attacking his employers, an elderly couple. Bhima Thakrulla was nabbed when he was about to cross the border to Nepal. Thakrulla worked for … [Link]
8 Tools to Help You Travel Forever and Live Rent Free
From the page: "So youâve decided to do it. You have a friend or family member who can store your belongings for an undetermined period of time, youâve tied up loose ends, and your bags are packed. Itâs time to start traveling long term!" [Link]
Times New Roman - San Francisco Gate
Don't miss: The International Mountain Museum in Pokhara, Nepal, which presents the history and equipment of mountaineering, and it features the many cultures of Nepal. Don't bother: Rushing from one tourist venue to the next. Find out where the … [Link]
Home&-&www.tripadventure.org tripadventure
From the page: "Ther's more then crowded tourist sites…there are 20 regions to visit and every single region has its particular attraction and culture to discover. " [Link]
The Responsible Tourism Awards 2008 - Telegraph
From the page: "Justin Francis invites your nominations for this year's Responsible Tourism Awards, which celebrate the art of travelling in a sensitive, sustainable way - that benefits local people and indigenous wildlife." [Link]
Stop caning immigrants - Straits Times
KUALA LUMPUR - RIGHTS watchdog Amnesty on Friday urged Malaysia to abolish caning, saying that tens of thousands of migrants had received the 'inhuman and degrading' punishment in recent years. Amnesty cited a statement in Malaysian parliament last … [Link]
www.cyclingnews.com - the world centre of cycling
From the page: "It's with mixed feelings that most professional riders choose to end their cycling careers. Cyclingnews' Hedwig Kröner talked to retired French pro Christophe Agnolutto on choosing the right moment, switching back into family mode and staying involved in cycling." [Link]
Avalanches and Landslides - Chicago Tribune
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles Kings acquired left wing left wing Ryan Smyth from the Colorado Avalanche on Friday night for defensemen Kyle Quincey and Tom Preissing and a fifth-round draft pick next year. The 33-year-old Smyth had 26 goals … [Link]
Gaylord Herald Times - Sports & Features - Sea to sea: Gaylord native to ride across country on charity tour
From the page: "Grand Valley State sophomore Katrina Miller will join more than 200 others in the Sea to Sea bike tour, the largest cross-continental bike tour of all time. Courtesy Photo" [Link]
Interview - U.N. fears for staff as Nepal strikes continue - Reliefweb.int
NEW DELHI - More frequent and violent strike action in Nepal is threatening the security of United Nations staff and undermining their humanitarian operations, the head of the U.N. operation said on Friday. In recent years, the impoverished Himalayan … [Link]
TheStar.com | Ontario | Lance Armstrong cancer ride planned for June
From the page: "RIM billionaire Jim Balsillie and cycling star Lance Armstrong will team up for a local bicycle tour to raise money for cancer treatment." [Link]
Refugees get chance to celebrate newfound freedom in America - Abilene Reporter-News
Reporter-News photo by Nellie Doneva Pat Cranfill, center, shows teenagers from Nepal, how to play Uno Friday, July 3, 2009. Cranfill and a couple from Southern Hills Church of Christ invited the refugees to celebrate Independence Day with food and … [Link]
IRO’s bid to scoop up more than target - Himalayan Times
KATHMANDU: Inland Revenue office (IRO) area no 2 aims to collect 110 per cent of the targeted revenue of Rs 1.85 billion in the current fiscal year. To fulfill the goal, it has intensified its monitoring activities visiting at least 10 firms and … [Link]
17 dead, 13 still missing in Qatar boat sinking - Hindustan Times
Rescue workers have recovered 11 bodies from a commercial vessel that sank off the coast of Qatar bringing to 17 the number of dead while 13 other people are still missing, a newspaper said on Friday. The boat sank on Tuesday near the entrance to the … [Link]
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