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UNESCO Travel: Heritage Sites Through the Eyes of ArtistsJaunted - Sep 5, 2008Other artists visited the Atlantic Forest South-East Reserves in Brazil and the Galápagos Islands in Ecuador for inspiration. If you're interested in a …
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Archive for September 6th, 2008
UNESCO Travel: Heritage Sites Through the Eyes of Artists - Jaunted
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Rambling man - Salina Journal
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Rambling manSalina Journal, KS - Sep 5, 2008He spent most of last winter visiting Brazil, Chile and the Falkland Islands. A number of magazine stories about those journeys are to follow. …
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Kenexa Research Institute Reveals Employee Attitudes Regarding … - MarketWatch
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Kenexa Research Institute Reveals Employee Attitudes Regarding …MarketWatch - Sep 4, 2008The purpose of this study was to determine if employees whose travel requires them to spend at least one night away from home, are more or less engaged in …
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SkyWest buying stake in Brazil airline - CNNMoney.com
Posted in September 6th, 2008
SkyWest buying stake in Brazil airlineCNNMoney.com - Sep 4, 2008Trip Linhas Aereas SA is dwarfed in Brazil by market leaders Tam Linhas Aereas SA and Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes SA. But Trip has been expanding in …
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TelePresence saves HSBC money - and airmiles - Silicon.com
Posted in September 6th, 2008
TelePresence saves HSBC money - and airmilesSilicon.com, UK - Sep 5, 2008By Nick Heath HSBC is on course for big savings and to slash its air travel by millions of miles as it begins a global rollout of Cisco's videoconferencing …HSBC introduces virtual conference rooms ComputerWeekly.comHSBC rolls out Cisco virtual conferencing technology Finextraall 4 news articles
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Dangerous Travel: Watch for Caimans in Rio - Jaunted
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Dangerous Travel: Watch for Caimans in RioJaunted - Sep 4, 2008Police making what a local newspaper called a "mega-operation" on the Rio favela of Coréia discovered two caimans, which they say drug traffickers used to …
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Mangalore: Globe Travels Shifts to New Premises - Daijiworld.com
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Mangalore: Globe Travels Shifts to New PremisesDaijiworld.com, India - 52 minutes ago… Nepal, Indonesia, Taiwan, Thailand, Tanzania, Canada, Brazil, Greece… and the list is long, each member a specialist in the field of travel & tourism. …
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Argentina, Paraguay draw 1-1 in WCup qualifier
Posted in September 6th, 2008
Paraguay took advantage of a troubled defensive outing by Argentina to earn a 1-1 draw and continue to lead South American qualifying for the World Cup on Saturday.An own-goal by Gabriel Heinze in the…
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Gremio draws Fluminense 0-0 in Brazilian league
Posted in September 6th, 2008
Gremio increased its lead atop the Brazilian league with a 0-0 draw against Fluminense at Maracana on Saturday.Gremio has 49 points, six more than Cruzeiro and Palmeiras. It had a five-point lead ente…
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Ecuador overcome 10-man Bolivia
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Ecuador defeated Bolivia 3-1 in a FIFA World Cup™ qualifier on Saturday helped by an early sending-off for their opponents and a controversial penalty at the start of the second half. The visito…
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Uruguay beat Colombia 1-0 in tight South American qualifiers
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Bogota - Uruguay beat Colombia 1-0 Saturday in Bogota to climb to third place in the South American qualifiers towards the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. A header from Sebastian Eguren was on target …
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Tevez sent off as Argentina held 1-1 by leaders Paraguay - Update
Posted in September 6th, 2008
Buenos Aires - Argentina were held to a tricky 1-1 home draw Saturday by Paraguay, who remain the lone leaders of the South American qualifiers towards the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. In the secon…
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City guide - Rio de Janeiro
Posted in September 6th, 2008
WEDGED between white sandy beaches and lush mountains, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil's capital for 200 years, is blessed with an abundance of natural features and charm âÂ?Â? and like its population, it…
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Argentine president inaugurates plant in Brazil
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SAO PAULO, Brazil – Argentine President Cristina Fernandez inaugurated a new wind generator manufacturing plant in Brazil on Saturday. IMPSA Wind, part of Argentina's Pescarmona group, said i…
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Football controversy between Lula da Silva and the national team
Posted in September 6th, 2008
In comments published Thursday by the Folha de S. Paulo newspaper, Silva said Brazilian players were not trying hard enough on the field and called Argentina forward Messi the best player in the world…
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Ecuador to host Travel Mart Latin America
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Quito.– Ecuador will be hosting this year’s edition of Travel Mart Latin America scheduled for September 10, one of the most important business development event of the year for the area. It is a…
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Petrobras rides high on oil price surge
Posted in September 6th, 2008
Brazilian state oil company Petrobras saw first half net income surge 65% year on year on soaring oil prices and a modest increase in production. The record oil prices seen in the period drove strong …
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Latin American artists protest persecution of Nicaraguan poet
Posted in September 6th, 2008
More than 60 writers and cultural leaders in Latin America have banded together and called for an end to what they say is a vendetta by Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega against poet Ernesto Cardenal…
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Brazilian swimmer banned for life over two-time doping offense
Posted in September 6th, 2008
Brazilian swimmer Rebeca Gusmao has been banned for life after twice failing a doping test, the Brazilian Confederation of Water Sports (CBDA) said on Friday. "The CBDA… has just received from …
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Resentment in Brazil as Lula calls Messi world
Posted in September 6th, 2008
Rio de Janeiro, Sep 6 : Brazil goalkeeper Julio Cesar said Friday he was 'really annoyed' about the praise that Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva lavished on Argentine striker Lionel Messi…
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