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Today's Topic: Selling on Ebay
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Vernon v. Autodesk
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This is a very imporant question, and often misunderstood. Most people think when they "buy" software that they become the "owner" of the software and thus have a legal right to sell the software online. This is not always true and it is very important to look at the terms of the Software Licensing Ageement.
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Judge approves town's annexation; mayor expects growth
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SHERMAN — The town of Sherman has been given the go-ahead to double in geographic size.
The Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal reports Chancery Judge Talmadge Littlejohn approved Sherman's annexation plan yesterday after the third public hearing. The town of 650 people, with portions located in Pontotoc, Lee and Union counties, will add about 30 residents with the expansion, which should be finalized in January.
Sherman mayor Ben Logan said after the hearing that this expansion will position the town to benefit for future commercial, industrial and residential growth. With annexed land, Sherman's geographic size will grow to just under five square miles.
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ActRaiser is a 1990 Super Nintendo Entertainment System action and city-building simulation game developed by Quintet and published by Enix (now Square Enix) that combines traditional side-scrolling platforming with urban planning god game sections.
Author: GameGuerilla
Date: 30 November, 2005
OS Support: Windows 2000 , Windows 95 , Windows 98 , Windows Millennium , Windows NT , Windows XP
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| Tams11 ShutTheBox 22.214.171.124 License: Freeware
Shut the Box is a popular pub game, ussually played for beers or money. The object of the game it to close as many of the boxes as you can. Each roll, you close boxes who's sum equal the sum of both dice.
Author: Tamera A Shaw-McGuire
Date: 25 February, 2005
OS Support: Windows 2000 , Windows 98 , Windows Millennium , Windows XP
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| Tams11 Dingo 220.127.116.11 License: Freeware
This unique dice game combines slots and bingo. Pull the slow lever to roll the dice. Then cover a number that matches one of the dice. Once you fill in a row you earn points. Some dice will give you bonuseslike extra rolls or extra points
Author: Tamera A Shaw-McGuire
Date: 16 January, 2009
OS Support: Windows , Win98 , WinME , WinNT 4.x , WinXP , Windows 2000 , Windows 2003 , Windows Vista
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| Tams11 Wizword 126.96.36.199 License: Freeware
WizWord is a multiplayer game for up to four players. Play alone for practice or with friends for the fun. Use connecting letters in order to form words of up to 12 letters. The more letters the more points. Think fast because this is a timed game.
Author: Tamera A Shaw-McGuire
Date: 02 November, 2005
OS Support: Windows 95 , Windows 98 , Windows Millennium , Windows XP
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| Glug Glug 1.0 License: Freeware
Reveal a secret of Deep Blue Sea! Dive into sea and find chests full of treasures. But diving is very dangerous. There are many terrible fish and crubs will try to kill you. Some kind of fish is immortal for your gun.
Author: Absolutist.com
Date: 02 February, 2003
OS Support: Windows 2000 , Windows 95 , Windows 98 , Windows Millennium , Windows NT 4.x , Windows XP
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| Word-Fit 1.00.19b License: Shareware
Word-Fit is a bilingual (fr,en) crossword puzzle game generator software. You may generate french or english wordfit crossword puzzles with this game software. Complete the 20x20 grill with the supplied word list then create a new one to play again.
Author: Jocelyn Dub
Date: 17 May, 2011
OS Support: Windows , Win98 , WinME , WinNT 4.x , WinXP , Windows 2000
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| Xmas-Circus 1.1 License: Freeware
Xmas-Circus is a fun and addicting game for both children and grown-ups, featuring fast action, a nice musical tune and a moody snowstorm. Free for everyone as a Christmas-present from Mac-Yun-Soft. Zhang Games for your Mac.
Author: Mac-Yun-Soft
Date: 24 May, 2011
OS Support:
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| Patch Worlds 1.1 License: Shareware
Patch Worlds is an innovative board game to play with. Patch Worlds is a philosophic concept presenting you the theory of Chaos in Nature. Chaos is in everything and everywhere, and just around you in the Nature.
Author: Gael Bales
Date: 15 April, 2011
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| Game Plan 1.2 License: Shareware
Game Plan is a new coaches clipboard! Coaches always have to carry around clipboards. When they want to sub in new players they have to cross out the player that has already played and add the new players name.
Author: AppStoreMod
Date: 08 October, 2010
OS Support: iPad
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| Terminator 2 - The Arcade Game 1.0 License: Freeware
This is a fun gun game based on the film Terminator 2. One or two players can play at the same time shooting the Terminators and various other bad guys culminating in the virtually indestructible T-2000 himself.
Author: GameFabrique
Date: 25 August, 2012
OS Support: Windows , Win98 , WinME , WinNT 4.x , WinXP , Windows 2000 , Windows 2003 , Windows Vista
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| DS Happy Box 2.0 License: Freeware
DS Happy Box is a free application for NDS and PC, you can download and manage the games, videos, music, archive to your NDS. All entertainments are ready in DS Happy Box .
Author: Shen Zhen Gamemorning TECH Co.,Ltd
Date: 21 June, 2012
OS Support: Linux , Unix , Windows , Win98 , WinXP , Windows Vista
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| Super Mario All-Stars 1.0 License: Freeware
Super Mario All-Stars, known in Japan as Super Mario Collection, is a video game that was developed and published by Nintendo for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1993.It contains enhanced remakes of Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.
Author: GameGuerilla
Date: 17 October, 2005
OS Support: Windows 2000 , Windows 95 , Windows 98 , Windows Millennium , Windows NT , Windows XP
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| Death and Return of Superman 1.0 License: Freeware
The Death and Return of Superman is a beat 'em up video game based on the Death of Superman storyline.
Author: GameGuerilla
Date: 12 May, 2005
OS Support: Windows 2000 , Windows 95 , Windows 98 , Windows Millennium , Windows NT , Windows XP
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| Blocks Annihilator 1.0 License: Freeware
Improved version of popular collapse game. You can choose your preferred game mode: when the blocks of colored cubes grow like stalagmites or fall down like stalactites.
Author: FreeGames4Rest
Date: 05 July, 2005
OS Support: Windows 2000 , Windows 95 , Windows 98 , Windows Millennium , Windows NT , Windows XP
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| Barbie Super Model 1.0 License: Freeware
Barbie Supermodel is a one or two player game that allows the player to play as Barbie.The main part of the game comprises very simple arcade-style sequences.
Author: GameGuerilla
Date: 23 October, 2005
OS Support: Windows 2000 , Windows 95 , Windows 98 , Windows Millennium , Windows NT , Windows XP
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The fire department is investigating the cause of the house fire on Neptune Drive that broke out early Wednesday morning.
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A San Leandro man died after a fire broke out in his home early Wednesday morning.
Firefighters arrived at the home at 13111 Neptune Drive a few minutes before 5 a.m. and had the 1-alarm blaze under control within a half hour, according to Aisha Knowles, Alameda County Fire Department spokeswoman.
Before the fire department arrived, neighbors tried to put out the blaze with fire extinguishers and garden hoses, Knowles said.
Firefighters pulled the man from the blaze and preformed CPR on him before taking him to San Leandro Hospital, where he died a few hours later.
No one else was in the home and no other injures were reported, said Knowles.
The coroner pronounced the man dead shortly before 10 a.m. The man's identity has not yet been released, pending the notification of his family.
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The New York Mets named Kevin Long as the club's new hitting coach on Thursday.
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After dying of brain tumor, IDF soldier's organs save 6 lives
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US resupplies Kurds in Kobani, seeking to bleed ISIS
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Dutch Christians boycott church over exhibit on Palestinian children
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European Parliament Member Bastiaan Belder Tours the Negev
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Nigeria says reaches deal with Boko Haram over abducted girls
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Emergency teams resume searches after Nepal blizzard that killed at least 3 Israelis
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Aussie cardinal in hot water for Holocaust comments
Australian cardinal 370.
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Australian Jewish groups have rebuked the head of the country's Catholic church
for comments he made on the Holocaust during a televised debate aired on April
10 with evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins.Archbishop of Sydney
George Pell pointed toward the suffering of the Germans when asked why the deity
he believes in had allowed the murder of six million Jews during the
Holocaust."[God] helped probably through secondary causes for the Jews
to escape and continue," Pell said. "It's interesting, through these secondary
causes, probably no people in history have suffered the way the Germans were
[sic]."The cardinal quickly backtracked, however, when the moderator
said there would be a "strong argument to be made" that the Jews suffered more
than the Germans."Yes, that might be right," a visibly flustered Pell
said. "I mean the Jews... there was no reason why they should
suffer."The Executive Council of Australian Jewry, an umbrella group
that represents the country's roughly 90,000 Jews, responded on Saturday by
calling the Catholic leader's remarks "problematic."The cardinal later
issued an apology."The last thing I would want to do is give offense,"
Pell said."I am sorry that these points which I tried to make did not
come out as I would have preferred."The debate pitted the pious Pell
against Dawkins, a well-known advocate of atheism and scientific method. The two
exchanged opinions in front of a live television audience on a series of issues
including the existence of a supreme being, evolution, homosexuality and climate
change.The controversial remark by Pell came after he was asked by the
moderator why he believed an almighty being had intervened during biblical times
to save the Jews but did not prevent the Holocaust.The EACJ welcomed
Pell's apology, saying it was a "first step" in clarifying his statements.
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Running a duplicate file finder when you don't need to is both unnecessary wear and tear on the drives, not to mention a big waste of time.
Wanted: A duplicate file finder that will cache the file information of certain folders so that those whose contents don't change need not be re-scanned every time a dupe check is run. If you're wondering, no, I couldn't think of a more concise way to word that. I've tried, like, almost every program of that sort known to man, and have not yet found one that does what I need. Re-scanning the unchanging folders every time is both unnecessary wear and tear on the drives, not to mention a big waste of time.
Pertinent info: Running Windows 7 Home Premium x64.
So, any suggestions?
Posted 31 October 2011 - 03:42
Visipics is a freeware duplicate image finder which can cache results. You must use Load Project / Save Project under the File menu to do so. I use it to find duplicate wallpapers.
Trying to compare newly acquired images against old ones that are in folders, basically. Since the contents of most of these folders won't change, there's no need to re-scan them each time.
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Overseas Fidos and Fifis are getting a taste for New Zealand petfood, with export sales increasing at 9 per cent a year.
Petfood has emerged as one of the six best "emerging growth opportunity" sectors of the New Zealand food and beverage industry, in a report released by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.
Retail analyst Tim Morris of Coriolis Research, the company which prepared the report, said the latest figures (2012) showed total petfood export sales were worth $300 million a year. He forecast this could rise to more than $500m in the near future.
At present petfood comprises 1.4 per cent of food and beverage products, which make up 56 per cent of all New Zealand exports.
Of the $300m export sales, $70m is in the highest value, retail product form.
The remainder is either meat and bone meal or seafood meal, which is processed by companies overseas into retail form.
"Some time ago we asked the question: what could be the next wine industry?
"Twenty-five categories came out of that and petfood was identified as one of the potential stars," Morris said.
"For a long time petfood has been seen as the unwanted redhead child by the food industry but big global companies are involved and for them it's very profitable," he said.
Globally, people spend US$67 billion (NZ$78b) on dog and cat food.
Manufacturing companies include Mars, Nestle and Colgate. Mars, with Royal Canin, Pedigree and Whiskas among its brands, is a private company which has by far the world's largest market share of 31 per cent or US$16.2b in sales per year. Morris said New Zealand was in a relatively unusual position of being a meat-based petfood industry, as opposed to grain-based. This meant it could develop products for developed markets "where the money is".
"We are never going to be a global low-cost provider."
At present, New Zealand's biggest retail petfood markets are Australia, the United States, Japan, Taiwan and Canada, but the report points out New Zealand is missing out on making money in countries heavily reliant on imports, such as Germany, Britain, Italy, France, Belgium and the Netherlands.
Germany is the world's leading importer, buying US$857m a year but New Zealand sells only $1m worth of retail-ready petfood into that market.
Calvin Smith, chief executive of K9Natural which is based in Christchurch and was set up in 2006, said his company was on track for 50 per cent growth for the coming year, mostly in the "star" markets of the US and Japan, although it sold well in New Zealand too.
About 75 per cent of the product is exported. K9 employs upwards of 30 people, including demonstrators overseas.
"Ours is the most natural petfood in the world.
"It's 85 per cent meat, 10 per cent vegetables, and 5 per cent mussels or seafood extracts with no additives or preservatives.
"It comes either frozen or freeze dried, the latter an advantage for exporting because it's so light," Smith said.
All the ingredients are New Zealand-based and good quality.
"We are lucky to have a plentiful supply of raw material, which is all graded for human consumption. It's not fillet steak but a dog doesn't differentiate over the type of meat it's eating."
Smith sees a growing trend towards natural, freeze-dried food.
Three years ago K9Natural was the only company featuring freeze-dried at an Orlando conference but this year there are 10 in the market. K9's products do not come cheap but they are aimed at what Smith describes as "pet parents" - people who see a dog as part of the family, or as a replacement for children. "I often like to say that the daily cost of feeding an average-size dog with our product is the price of a Starbucks cappuccino," Smith said.
The main constraint to growth is the cost of marketing. A serious marketing campaign in the US could cost $50m "which we just don't have", so the company has embraced a combination of social media marketing and sophisticated and persuasive videos.
New player in the market Addiction Foods launched in 2012 and already has turnover close to $10m a year.
Owned by Singaporean interests, with manufacturing based in Te Puke, chief executive Jerel Kwek said growth had been 30 per cent a year.
The fledgling company now employs 40 people.
Addiction Foods' dry dog and cat food is made from an intriguing mix of ingredients - possum, duck, hoki, eel, buffalo, venison, lamb, seaweed, cranberries, blueberries, apples and apricots.
'The company was founded by a veterinarian and clinical nutritionist who saw thousands of disease-stricken cats and dogs plagued with skin and gastrointestinal conditions caused by allergies to beef, chicken, lamb and artificial additives. So he developed a range of ultra-premium dog and cat food that contained no byproducts, fillers or preservatives, Kwek said.
The US, Japan, Canada and Singapore are Addiction Foods' top markets. Its products are sold in 3000 retail outlets.
In Tauranga, Ziwipeak produce the only air-dried petfood in the country. Chief executive Geoff Morgan said it was a complete food, as opposed to a treat, and the drying process took out two-thirds of the moisture content.
"Ninety-seven per cent of our output is exported, with our biggest market the US which takes two-thirds of our products. Of the 20,000 independent pet stores in the US, our products are in 1200 of them. Amazon approached us last year because they want to get into the petfood business. Because it's air dried, our food is very light and relatively inexpensive to transport," Morgan said.
The company attempted to replicate the natural diet of a wild dog or cat. Most of the products were venison-based, although lamb, hoki and mussels were also used, he said.
"When a carnivore like a dog captures an animal, it immediately eats the organs because they provide the most value. It then moves on to the meat and bones.
"So what we do is mix up everything in the same proportion as a wild animal might eat," he said. Ziwipeak employs 34 fulltime staff in Tauranga and six in the US. Its turnover is more than $15m a year and up until now has been growing at close to 40 per cent a year. "We could grow more, we are running the plant 24/7. We are hoping to double output in the next few years," Morgan said.
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majority believe that God is "punishing" Israel for occupying Arab lands and
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Strip.RELATED:Police allow some fire evacuees to return homeAnalysis: Heroism, resilience… and gnawing questionsMany Arabs also strongly condemned Egypt and Jordan for agreeing
to help in extinguishing the blaze.Others called on Israel's enemies,
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with Israel over the tragedy and loss of many lives.Following is a
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media: "May Allah punish all Arabs who helped put down the fire.We pray
to Allah that the fire will grow and spread to oil wells in the Arab world." "O
Allah, burn them [Jews] before the Day of Judgement.O Allah, destroy
them and all the enemies of Islam.""May Allah take revenge against them
and displace them together with our corrupt [Arab] governments.""This is
the right time for Iran. If one fire has caused panic in the Zionist entity,
where are Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Hassan Nasrallah? And where is Syria? One
rocket could set thousands of fires.""Allah gives time, but never
neglects. The Israelis are being punished for their deeds. We hope their end is
nearing.""Sounds strange that Arabs are sending aid to our enemies.
Allah is punishing the Jews by making the fire. No military force or US
veto can stop the fire.""Thank God for this new Holocaust and shame on
the Egyptian authorities who rushed to save the Zionists while continuing to lay
siege against our brothers in the Gaza Strip.""Thank God for burning the
Jews the same way they burned our Muslim brothers in Palestine.""To
Hizbullah, Hamas and all Arabs: This is a golden opportunity to get rid of
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British scientists have discovered that the most fragile, microscopic compounds can be saved from the harmful effects of radiation when under the microscope if they are "sandwiched" between two sheets of graphene. The technique could soon be the answer to being able to directly study every single individual atom in a protein chain—something that has not yet been achieved—and transform the determination of cell structure, how the immune system reacts to viruses, and help in the design of new antiviral drugs.
Seeing the structure of some the smallest of objects at the atomic level, such as proteins and other sensitive two-dimensional (2D) substances, requires a powerful electron microscope. This is extremely problematic because the radiation from the electron beam can kill the very fragile object being imaged before any valuable data can be effectively recorded. However, by protecting fragile objects between two sheets of graphene they can be imaged for longer without damage under the electron beam, making it possible to quantitatively identify every single atom within the structure.
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The team of scientists, which included Sir Kostya Novoselov, who shared a Nobel Prize in Physics in 2010 for utilizing the remarkable characteristics of graphene, was able to visualize the effects of encasing a microscopic crystal of another highly delicate 2D material, molybdenum disulfide, between two sheets of graphene. They discovered that they were able to apply a high electron beam to directly image, identify, and obtain complete chemical analysis of each and every atom within the molybdenum di-sulfide sheet, without causing any defects to the compound through radiation.
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Charleston and Savannah: The Haunted Cities of the South
Separated by less than 100 miles of coastline and Hilton Head Island, Charleston and Savannah compete for the title of Most Haunted City in America. Episodes of the Sci-Fi channel's Ghost Hunters and HGTV's If These Wall Could Talk feature hotels, gravestones, and other sites known to host apparitions. Diner, pub, and brewery guests tell tales of having their hair pulled, feeling otherworldly presences, and even seeing dishware moved by invisible hands. With more buried history than in just about any other cities in the nation, it's no wonder some souls are looking for redemption… or justice.
September 3, 2014 by Cyndi Waite
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Where to Go in September: 20 Great End-of-Summer Spots
Why does everyone always ask, "are you going away at all this summer?" Traveling isn't limited to July and August. Which means that just because you didn't get a vacation this summer doesn't mean you have to wait another ten months. The month ahead happens to be one of the best times to travel. From the changing colors of the leaves to the crisp pleasant weather to the tasty fall beers, we are actually surprised that more people aren't jetting to the airports during the not-quite-fall-yet month of September. We aren't complaining about the lack of crowds, though!
September 1, 2014 by Maggie Parker
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12 Tips for Traveling Like an Insider, From the Viator Travel Ambassadors
To keep bringing you more insider knowledge of destinations around the world, we're working with a team of Viator Ambassadors, expert travel bloggers who've been around the block (and around the world) a few times. Collectively, they've visited hundreds of airports, logged thousands of miles of flight time and learned through experience how to make the most of any trip. We asked our ambassadors for their best tips for traveling like an insider. Here's what they had to say.
August 27, 2014 by Viator Travel Team
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Two Countries, One Trip: How to See More on Your Next Vacation
Even if you're not the kind of traveler who wants to check off as many destinations as possible in a week-long vacation, you might get restless staying in one place for that long. With some cities, you not only have the option of visiting another region, you can also stamp your passport by going to a whole different country for a few days.
August 18, 2014 by Viator Travel Team
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Photos: Viator Celebrates Joining the TripAdvisor Family
On July 24, 2014, Viator announced some exciting news: we've been acquired by TripAdvisor, the world's largest travel site. As a part of the TripAdvisor family, the Viator site will continue to offer tours and activities around the world, all handpicked by local experts. Being a part of TripAdvisor will allow us to grow, adding new […]
August 14, 2014 by Viator Travel Team
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Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Panama Canal
Known as the "Crossroads of the Americas," Panama is more than just the meeting-point of North and South America, it's a tropical junction, famous for its beautiful beaches, thriving jungle, and, of course – its renowned waterway.
August 12, 2014 by Hudson Hornick
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Out of Office: Daniel in Bolivia
Viator's team of travel insiders is obsessed with finding the best things to do everywhere we travel. In this new series we'll bring you their stories. Here, Daniel Hackett details his trip to La Paz, Bolivia.
August 11, 2014 by Viator Travel Team
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Antarctica – The Last Unique Place on Earth [PHOTOS]
Antarctica – the last unique place on Earth
August 11, 2014 by Viator Travel Team
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10 of Europe's Best (Lesser Known) Art Museums
Europe is blessed with an abundance of art museums that extends well beyond the indisputable acclaim granted to places like the Louvre or the Prado. While these art museum giants tend to leave a visitor dizzy after covering hundreds of years of art in one afternoon, the lesser known museums frequently focus on a single artist or time period. This narrower scope is less overwhelming and often provides a unique opportunity to see how an artist evolved and matured. Here are ten lesser known art museums guaranteed to surprise and charm.
August 8, 2014 by Viator Travel Team
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