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Friday, November 25th, 2011

La Defense: Renting Holiday Apartments in Paris

La Defense is one of the major business hubs in Paris. It is home to some of the largest business centers in the globe. You can find a number of towering buildings that consists of corporate offices. It is one of the districts specifically developed for business. It is also home to the Great Arch and the popular Esplanade. This district includes the municipalities of Puteaux, Nanterre and Courbevoie.

For art enthusiasts, La Defense is an open air museum that portrays various architectural and art marvels with 60 statues, sculptures and pieces of contemporary art. Full article here…

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Monday, November 14th, 2011

Making Vacation Arrangements in the Emirate of Dubai

The United Arab Emirates have quickly become one of the most prosperous regions in the world since striking oil in 1966. Since then the country has exploded in growth, and just since 1990 the city of Dubai itself has exploded in the size of infrastructure and overall size of the city. Due to the efforts of Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the current ruler of Dubai, the city has become arguably the most extravagant and one of the most industrious in the world.

It is said that the Emirate of Dubai has around 20% of the world’s cranes working on even further construction projects. If you have become interested in seeing the Emirate of Dubai and want to see the many different attractions that the city has to offer you will not necessarily need millions of dollars. I Full article here…

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Monday, November 14th, 2011

Famous Foods: Coe’s Noodles

Photo provided by Judy Coe

Ive heard talk about some locally made, mind-blowing noodles called Coes Noodles for sometime now. So, I thought I would get to the bottom of the mystery and email the force behind the foodJudy Coe herself. And, Judy promptly responded with a call, because thats the way she operates: old-school style.

Can I tell you a story? were the first words she said to me, and she sounded so sweet when she asked, that I simply couldnt say no.

Judy told me that she took her noodles to the Indiana State Fairgrounds last weekend, when a 70-something-year-old woman came up to try her chicken noodle dish.

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Tuesday, November 8th, 2011

Israel To Attack Iran Soon

As the press has been alluding to recently regarding Iran’s ability to get the nuclear weapon very soon, the war storm clouds are definitely gathering in the Middle East. Whether you choose to believe it right or wrong, it looks like Israel will be attacking Iran’s nuclear sites sometime between now and end of January 2012.

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Friday, November 4th, 2011

Tourism crucial to NZ economy

With the success of the recent Rugby World Cup, Tourism Industry Association New Zealand (TIA) is highlighting to the NZ government the importance of tourism to the countrys economy.

TIA chief executive Tim Cossar said over a six week period, New Zealanders welcomed tens of thousands of international visitors and despite people not realizing, this was not unusual for the country to host this many people during the summer period.

While not every region or operator profited immediately from the tournament, the sheer volume and impact of fans in centres like Wellington and Auckland would have left candidates in the 26 November election in no doubt of the benefits international visitors deliver to our country.

Full article here…

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