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Orlando Luxury Travel For Adults, Families and Business Travelers: The Loews Portofino Bay Hotel
from Luxury Travel Hotel Nightlife Restaurants Vacation July 24, 2008
Orlando is a great destination for family travel and luxury adult vacation. With nightlife, golf, spa, entertainment and great dining options, Orlando has made it on the map as one of the best luxury destinations. journeyPod had the pleasure to stay at the Loews Portofino Bay Hotel at Universal, a property that boasts impressive Italian decor and service. Reminiscent of Portofino, Italy, the hotel sends guests on a journey to the Almalfi coast (minus the passport). Send the kids to Campo Portofino and indulge in a spa treatment, room service, bocci ball, fine dining and entertainment. Lay by the villa pool with cucumbers on your eyes, in an Italian garden, and truly feel like you have traveled miles away from home. Enjoy nightly opera performances in the piazza and let Mamma cook for you at Mamma Della's, an authentic Tuscan restaurant in the heart of the piazza. Only a water taxi ride away from Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure, City Walk, Loews Pacific and the Loews Hard Rock Hotel - Loews Portofino Bay Resort is the ideal getaway for any type of traveler!
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bmtv88 Your Lawn, Our Ocean
from CitizenReporter.org July 24, 2008
This video entry is to explain some recent goings-on as well as tell about a good friend who gave up growing a green lawn in suburbia. Around the same time he was telling me this, I had also visited the Jersey shore where there were reports of an dangerous explosion in the Jelly Fish population. The causes? Nitrogen from all the fertilizers people use on their lawns that washes into the ocean. Another cause, warm water from the Oyster Bay nuclear power plant nearby. My focus here is more on the fertilizer and energy wasted on lawn care versus the price we pay collectively for the damage done to the environment. This situation was very well illustrated by a recent edition of On Point from NPR. Wherever you live, I encourage you to stop watering the lawn, stop fertilizing, take a stand in your everyday life and change this rediculous and dangerous suburban tradition. Download Podcast Video
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2811 SW 87 Terrace, #1208, Davie, Fl - Kirk Hearin - Keyes Real Estate - South Florida Real Estate
from Kirk Hearin - Keyes Real Estate - South Florida Real Estate Video Listings July 24, 2008
Looking for an affordable lifestyle in a tranquil community?-then look no further. This corner unit in the much desired location of 'Harvest' offers two upstairs master bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and walk-in closet. The first level includes kitchen, dining area, living room, balcony, 1/2 bath and a convenient utility room with washer & dryer. The Harvest is pet friendly (up to 20 lbs), and you will quickly note the well-maintained grounds and common areas, which includes a clubhouse, pool, tennis courts and car wash area. Nova Southeast University is only 2.5 miles to the east, and I-595 to the north. This lovely unit is priced to sell. Contact Kirk Hearin at 305-469-3344 or Tacey Kearin at 786-683-9319. Agent Tags: Kirk Hearin, South Florida Real Estate, Keyes Real Estate, Harvest condominiums, homes close to nova southeastern, afforadble lifestyle, Miami Real Estate, south florida property Kendall homes, Pinecrest house, palmetto bay, south miami homes, redlands property, coral gables homes, Miam luxury homes, south florida waterfront homes,davie condo, 2811 SW 87 Terrace, #1208, Davie, Fl - Kirk Hearin - Keyes Real Estate - South Florida Real Estate
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Curiously Frustrated: Video
from Wildcast - African bush adventures live-blogged to a screen near you July 24, 2008
This morning the hyaena den produced a new hyaena but no sign of the others. This youngster, about 18months old strolled up to the back of my car and proceeded to chew on it. Not on the rubber tyres but on the metal handle! They sure love eating cars. Wanting to get some better photos of the youngster I got out the car. He ran off but was immediately back to investigate. Instinct told him to run but he just couldn’t resist coming to check me out. He would come up close, scare himself, run off and then come right back again. This went on for about half an hour. Eventually we both got bored of each other and he moved off. He was walking away in the dense mopanie when I suddenly saw he take off like lightening. What could be chasing him, a lion? No, it was a mother warthog with her 2 little piglets. And so the game started. The hyaena would saunter back towards the warthog and the mother would chase him off. This must have gone on at least 20 minutes. I could only just see glimpses through the mopanie and was frustrated as it was pointless me even trying to film anything. When the hyaena finally gave up on the warthogs, I left. Walking up to the wild dog den, crunching every leaf I could find, I got there with no sign of the adults or pups. I was standing close to the den when the adults suddenly barked. They must have smelt me. It was then only that I saw the pups. They were on top of the den and came careering round the front only to find me a few meters away. It didn’t stop them as they bolted underground. But 2 of them battled to squeeze through the hole. It’s actually quite worrying ‘cos the pups are quite big now and getting in and out the den is a problem. And even more of a problem getting out. I just hope they don’t get stuck in there. No doubt they’ll soon move again. At least I got to see the little guys. They seemed well. I wasn’t able to get a head count but there seemed to be enough of them. With both those bases covered, wild dogs and hyaenas, I went drifting around the reserve for a few hours before heading back to camp to work on my vehicle. It’s been taking quite a bashing and I haven’t worked on it for ages. It’s probably going to keep me busy a few days yet. Banyini was pretty active this afternoon with lots of plains game scattered around. And then at sunset I took my chance on the elephants. There was a small family herd drinking at Simbiri dam. This time I caught them just as the sun set. Still not the best time but at least I was able to film something!
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Post-apocalyptic Skunks and Fevers - Postcard #54
from Postcards from Gravelly Beach July 24, 2008
From a skunk-scented perch along Mosquito Creek, Dave spiels about feverish dreams in a Mexican clinic, personal archeology, mirages about the Wonder Hotel, and reads verse about late trains, dammed rivers, watching ships, and men in white coats walking past. Take your vitamins for Post-apocalyptic Skunks and Fevers - Postcard #54 (.mp3, 16:35, 15MB) Read along at Mountain Highway One way these tracks night lake diving Comfortably Lonely, Cabin Porch Waiting at Jericho betwen night and light Coastal Starlight 2 hours late Subscribe to PfGB Feed Subscribe in PfGB in iTunes Library at Uncleweed.net Via Postcards from Gravelly Beach More pods Chillaxin’ Podcast Syndicate
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Travelography: Europe's Airline Woes
from Travelography July 24, 2008
Stories discussed in this podcast are from the Travelography Twitter Blog for the week of 21 July 2008. This podcast is also available at Blubrry.com and Travelgeography.info. Germany | Pilot walkouts ground nearly 1,000 Lufthansa flights Meanwhile the German division of British no-frills airline easyJet said it hoped to cash in if Lufthansa is hit by lengthy strikes. A strike at Lufthansa would of course be just fine by us, ... Lanzarote, Turkey - close enough? The family had booked an all-inclusive holiday in a five-star hotel in the Canary Islands and were supposed to be flying into Arrecife, Lanzarote. But instead they found themselves in Bodrum airport, Turkey where they then had to pay a 10 visa charge... World's most expensive tourist attractions A family of four would have to pay 549.30 pounds if they wanted to take part in all 10 activities in London, compared with 386 pounds in Paris, 376pounds in New York and 216 pounds in Rome. Airlines deliberately ignoring safety regulations and getting away with it ...the majority of European pilots do not always report defects as and when they occur. They are delayed until it is more convenient for the airlines to carry out repairs. International travel booming despite oil prices A report commissioned by Amadeus also showed that growing global migration would fuel thirst for international travel. Many migrants remain strongly connected to their country of origin with many reasons to return, such as visiting family and friends...
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Food and Wine Pairing with Piper Heidsieck at Picholine NYC - Classic Wines TV
from Classic Wines TV July 24, 2008
Food and wine pairings are not an exact science, however a beautiful pairing can be a wonderful thing. In this episode of Classic Wines TV we visit Picholine in New York City for a top of the line food pairing with one of Piper Heidseick s Rare Champagnes. Join Brian Freedman, Christian Holthausen of Piper Heidsieck and Jason Miller of Picholine Restaurant as they sample this delicious pairing. To search for your favorite wine or champagne please visit us at ClassicWines.com.
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En Amsterdam, camino a Japón
from hombreloboTV, viajes por el mundo July 24, 2008
En Shipol, Amsterdam, camino a Japón. Suscribíos a los video feeds RSS: Suscríbete a los vídeos de viajes de hombrelobo Para iPods y AppleTVs, usad iTunes: Y para suscribiros al videoblog con Miro, pulsad aquí: Descarga el vídeo gratis a tu ordenador ShareThis
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Way Down South (Szeged)
from BUDACAST.hu July 24, 2008
For towns on Hungary s great plain Szeged is their big city, a friendly university town that invites you to gaze at its gorgeous secessionist architecture. Spanning the Tisza river, it s the scene of numerous cultural festivals. So climb on board with us in this episode of Budacast for the two and a half hour journey to way down south. But don t be late for the train.
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Beginner Lesson #15 - There’s a package for you
from Learn German | GermanPod101.com July 24, 2008
Do you remember the last lesson, where John found some embarrassing things at Michaela’s place? Well, lucky for her she was saved by the doorbell. The postman wants to deliver a package. Who is it for? Or more important yet: what might be in there? Stop by and listen if you want to know the answer. Also, we [...]
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Living Planet: Environment Matters Around the Globe
from Living Planet July 24, 2008
Beijing Olympics water demand puts farmers under pressure -- Climate change turns world’s drying wetlands into "carbon bomb“ -- A key region in biodiversity protection: the South American Pantanal -- these stories and more in this edition of Living Planet. Tune in via the live-stream or download the programme as a podcast. Send your comments and questions to features@dw-world.de. Beijing Olympics Water Demand Puts Farmers Under Pressure Beijing says it will host ”green Olympics” next month. But the water needed for the greenery is taken away from farmers in the provinces around Beijing.Thousands of trees have been planted in Beijing, new parks have been built, and in the weeks until the opening ceremony on August 8th, 40 million flowers are being planted alongside roads and at the Olympic venues. All that ”greenery” needs water of course – and that is usually in short supply in Beijing. The authorities have come up with a plan to transfer water from a neighbouring province, Hebei province. Locals there are angry. The plan also highlights much broader problems with China’s water policies. Report: Ruth Kirchner Climate Change Makes World’s Drying Wetlands "Carbon Bomb“ The Pantanal wetland is one of the largest annually flooded savannas of the World. Cuiabá, which lies in Brazil, north of the Pantanal, is host city of the INTECOL International Wetland Conference. Wetlands are important carbon sinks. If they are destroyed further, experts fear a "carbon bomb" could explode.“Pantanal” is Portuguese for “swamp". The Pantanal wetland is situated in the triangle formed by Bolivia, Brazil and Paraguay. The town of Cuiabá borders the Brazilian part of the Pantanal. This year Cuiabá was chosen as host city for the INTECOL wetland conference. Every four years scientists working in the field of wetland conservation come together to discuss the latest studies, conservation politics, and mechanisms to sustainably use wetlands. Dr Paulo Teixeira is the co-chair of the INTECOL. He calls wetlands a carbon bomb that could potentially have a dangerous impact on our climate if their destruction is not prevented. Interview: Nina Haase The Pantanal is one of the areas declared by global conservation group WWF to be a key-eco-region for the protection of the earth's biodiversity. It was one of the areas featured in a Deutsche Welle feature series on WWF Eco-regions, in which Living Planet talks to the people involved in conserving the Bolivian side of the Pantanal wetlands. Report: Robin Cubie
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Thursday July 24, 2008 - Kansas City Weather Forecast
from Kansas City Weather Podcast July 23, 2008
The heat is on the next few days, but could relief come sooner than I thought? Thursday - Partly cloudy with a very slight chance for a bubble-up t-storm. High: 93 Thursday night - Partly cloudy. Low: 72 Friday : Partly cloudy. High: 96 Saturday - Partly cloudy. High: 94 Sunday - Partly cloudy. A chance for showers and t-storms Sun. night. High: 92 Monday - Partly cloudy. High: 91 Direct link to the audio Post from: Kansas City Weather Podcast
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ep#84 - Tokyo Honey, Haunted, and Splash Mt. Meanderings
from Meandering Mouse and Meandering Mouse Club TV-(AUDIO and VIDEO) Disney Park Fun July 23, 2008
*HEADPHONES STRONGLY RECOMMENDED* *NEWS* Head over to The DPN and pay a visit to our newest official DPN podcaster. I'd like to welcome Keegan from The Adventures of a Teenage Disney Geek Podcast to The DPN Roster. Tokyo Disneyland Morning Meandering Photos Taken by The Meandering Mouse in Tokyo - found at http://www.flickr.com/photos/meanderingmouse - Check them out! This show will open with an in-park recording of Tokyo's special 25th Anniversary Theme Song. I was captivated by this song during my entire Tokyo Disney experience. They played this song throughout the parks on many occasions especially after parades and shows. Unfortunately, the CD single of this song I purchased in the park came only in Japanese and doesn't sound nearly as enchanting. The clapping you hear is coming from guests as each of the Fab Five passes in front of Lido Isle on floats to conclude DisneySEA's Legend of Mythica. Listen closely to the girl FREAKING OUT when Minnie waved to her. It was an oddly funny moment and insight into how serious the Japanese are over the Disney Characters. And for the main portion of the show....Join myself, Superdry, and Matt from Dallas for a relaxing morning at Tokyo Disneyland. We first take in, arguably, one of Disney's best attractions with Pooh's Hunny Hunt. Then we head over to the Haunted Mansion which is oddly located in Fantasyland along with Pooh. To finish things off, we take in my favorite version of Splash Mountain in Tokyo's Critter Country. Overall, it's a well-rounded offering of Tokyo e-ticket attractions. Website at: www.meanderingmouse.com Email: podcast@meanderingmouse.com Discuss at The Disney Podcast Network: www.thedpn.com
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Episode #254 Ways to make you Hawaii Vacation Unique
from Hawaii Vacation Connection July 23, 2008
Today we talk about making your Hawaiian Vacation Special. Hawaii has something for just about everyone except gamblers. The question is, how can you make your trip memorable and unique? We discuss some ways to do just that and also talk about a podcast listener question from Mike who wants to know about helicopter rides.
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Tryall Club - Luxury Villas in Montego Bay, Jamaica
from The Caribbean Insider Video Tour Feed July 23, 2008
A video tour featuring The Tryall Club - Luxury Villas in Montego Bay, Jamaica. Lying near to Montego Bay, Jamaica - Tryall Club is home to a distinguished membership of discerning individuals and families who enjoy the comfort, security and convenience of our luxury villas. Here, we provide the finest accommodations, amenities, and individualized service, tailored to discriminating tastes. Our spacious, immaculately kept bedrooms define elegance and comfort. Exquisitely decorated lounges open to picturesque landscapes. For more information, visit the Tryall Club online at www.tryallclub.com, email them at karenbull@mindspring.com, or call them toll free at 1-800-361-9949 today.
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Slovenia: Ljubljana
from Rick Steves' Europe Video July 23, 2008
Sitting on the sunny side of the Alps, Slovenia feels almost Tyrolean. In Ljubljana, Slovenia's capital and largest city with over 300,000 people, festivals fill the summer, sophisticated cafes thrive, and people enjoy Sunday strolls any day of the week. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit www.ricksteves.com.
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