A riveting movie about Che’s rise to hero status

Filed Under (World Travel) by Admin on 23-03-2009


Director Steven Soderbergh delivers a thrilling war movie with Che: Part 1, the story of Dr. Ernesto Che Guevaras rise to hero status during the Cuban Revolution.

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DAM Revisits the Psychedelic Sixties

Filed Under (Travel Babel) by Admin on 23-03-2009

Denver Art Museum showcases San Francisco poster art of the era


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Spam frittata with leftover pasta

Filed Under (World Travel) by Admin on 23-03-2009

Spam and pasta frittata

1/2 can (6 oz) Spam cut into small cubes
6 eggs
1 cup grated pizza cheese
1/3 medium tomato, diced
1 tablespoon of dried garlic
1 tablespoon of dried shallots
Pinch of parsley
1 1/2 cups plain spaghetti noodles, cooked and drained
Tabasco to taste
Salt and pepper to taste

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Thoughts About Travel Safety

Filed Under (Travel Babel) by Admin on 21-03-2009

Well-traveled American septuagenarian traveled to Iraq without incident

When I was heading for Egypt a few months ago, a number of people asked whether I was “afraid” or “nervous” about visiting the Middle East. My response was, “No.” After I returned, people were happy that I had a “safe” trip. Several weeks later, when an explosion in Cairo rocked a popular tourist area, the questions and expressions of relief that my trip was uneventful continued.

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A nice restaurant with a not-so-sweet view

Filed Under (World Travel) by Admin on 21-03-2009


BEAVER, Pa. Lock 6 Landing is a restaurant in an impressive industrial building with a bizarre view.

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Question & Answer #4

Filed Under (Uncategorized) by Admin on 21-03-2009

@BrooklynNomad Are there days when you just want to give up your travels, call it a day and go back to a 9-5 life?

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RIP: Hawaii Superferry

Filed Under (Travel Babel) by Admin on 19-03-2009

Hawaii Supreme Court decision scuttles high-speed, interisland ferry service

I cheered when I first heard about the Hawaii Superferry. It promised fast, reasonably priced passenger and vehicle transportation connecting the islands. That seemed like good news for both visitors and locals. Besides, I just plain like ferries. But when I heard the backstory and side effects of this service, I had mixed feelings. To borrow a phrase from Peter Pan, I still believe in ferries. They are efficient mass transportation, but there were disturbing aspects to this one.

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Off to Wadi Rum

Filed Under (Uncategorized) by Admin on 19-03-2009

Mr. Dryden: Lawrence, only two kinds of creature get fun in the desert: Bedouins and gods, and you’re neither. Take it from me, for ordinary men, it’s a burning, fiery furnace.
T.E. Lawrence: No, Dryden, it’s going to be fun.

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Win Travel Trinkets Thursday: Egyptian Necklace

Filed Under (Uncategorized) by Admin on 19-03-2009

My last contest took forever and was sort of confusing. This time I’m going to make it much easier on everyone, including myself. All you have to do to win is to vote for Everything-Everywhere.com as Best Travelogue in the Lonely Planet Travel Blog Awards and leave a comment with “I voted”. This is on the honor system, so if you cheat and win, I’m going to put some sort of internet curse on you.

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Crowded lawn speaks to town’s good spirit

Filed Under (World Travel) by Admin on 18-03-2009


CANONSBURG, Pa. The jumbled assortment of lawn ornaments outside Canonsburgs borough building could rival the number in a national park.

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