January 2011
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My most beloved areas
I haven’t been able to travel for a while so I travel a little through pictures I find in Flickr. I selected some of my favorites and bookmarked them, just in case I can certainly make the time to go.
Who know I will take a plain one of these weeks, what would you do?
May 2010
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Palin's Travel Tonic
winning Chilean poet Gabriela Mistral - the first Latin American Nobel Prize for literature in 1945 - was once moved to the writing of their country wondrous and varied landscape: “trample not the earth, not crush the fragrant fruit. For the love, stoop, smell and give it its mouth. “These sentiments are echoed today in Chile in travelers from around the world. They come through the...
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Gifts under $ 25 for travelers
Since 2001 we have had to bear all, increasing (and sometimes random) delays at airports, primarily associated with flight safety. This can avoid a problem, especially for business travelers, especially when you try to delay the withdrawal period for each checked baggage, are in this sense unloaded.With you must be aware of all the current regulations on the transport of liquids, such as to dress,...
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Inglehart measure of happiness
Parents. Children. Young. Old. Addicts. Christians. Poor. Rich. What we all have in common beyond our humanity? The need to be happy. Mirriam Websters on line dictionary defines happy: enjoying or characterized by the well-being and contentment. Sounds good is not it? I know a secret that can lead to happiness. Now you may ask, what secret is it? It is a secret known, actually. Perform a random...
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My Chile Review
A desert is a region that gets very little rainfall. Where temperatures are high, the rate of evaporation exceeds the rainfall. The ground is dry. Such regions are called hot deserts. But there are also `cold desert’. Although these is a hardly any evaporation in such places, temperatures are so low that the little rain that falls comes in the form of snow. Plants cannot survive...