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The Lakers have lost four of their past six games, two to teams that possess sub .500 records; the other two were losses to Miami and San Antonio. At 23-11, the Lakers are tied with Utah for the third-best record in the Western Conference behind San Antonio and Dallas.
But that isn't cause for concern, Fisher said after Monday's practice.
"There are other years where we had to work hard to get 57 or 58 wins and we're still able to put some things together in the postseason," Fisher said. "So if there were things happening that we felt we couldn't be better, if we were playing as good as we could play and we were still getting beat up pretty good, then there is reason to worry.
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Kobe Bryant said the team's recent struggles in their quest for a three-peat is nothing compared to the early 2000's when he and Shaquille O'Neal feuded constantly.
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Fad diets are like most politicians, lots of promises, but few if any results.
The latest star on the "Wheel of Diet Fortune," is the "HCG diet," which combines supplements, or actual injections, of the hormone human chorionic gonadotropin with rather severe calorie restriction. Of course if you're currently on the diet you're probably amazed by the results. But as is so often the case with fad diets, the only real trick here is the steep cut in caloric intake causing the diet's devotees to lose weight. As for the hormone HCG, neither its safety or efficacy as a diet supplement has been tested or proven. HCG is a hormone produced during pregnancy, it is typically purchased as a prescription medication for the treatment of fertility issues.
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Seventy thousand years ago, our human ancestors were insignificant animals, just minding their own business in a corner of Africa with all the other animals. But now, few would disagree that humans dominate planet Earth; we've spread to every continent, and our actions determine the fate of other animals (and possibly Earth itself). How did we get from there to here? Historian Yuval Noah Harari suggests a surprising reason for the rise of humanity.
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SAP will release SAP BusinessObjects Explorer, designed to speed searches of enterprise data for mission-critical information and analysis, at an undisclosed point in summer 2009. In addition to rolling out a number of new enterprise platforms and programs throughout 2009, including its Business Suite 7, SAP has collaborated with Hewlett-Packard and other companies on new projects.SAP will roll out SAP BusinessObjects Explorer, designed to give workers within an organization near-instant access to business data via a user-friendly search interface. The new SAP search tool is scheduled to hit the market in summer 2009, although SAP has not disclosed a specific release date yet. SAP BusinessObjects Explorer allows rapid search through millions of records via the search and navigation capabilities of the SAP BusinessObjects portfolio, which have been combined with SAP NetWeaver BW (Business Warehouse) Accelerator software.
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Jacqueline Wilson believes that children are growing up too fast – and they are being force-fed our "material and consumptive culture" – and her anxieties seem to be borne out by a survey conducted by her publisher, which found that over half of parents believe that their children are effectively grown up at the age of 11.
My knee jerked sympathetically on reading the bullet-point account of her remarks – because they seemed to tie in with a personal sense that living with children is getting more complicated with every passing day. But then I looked a little closer at the findings of the report and found myself stumbling over details that contradicted the simple picture of parents as delinquent gatekeepers, disabled by their own liberality.
You can't blame children themselves for being confused sometimes. As my children have hurdled that critical 11-year barrier and started to hack their way through the undergrowth of early adolescence, I'm conscious that my own parental desires about their development are not always entirely coherent. I have made statements which, if judiciously edited down (and purged of exasperation) could be accurately paraphrased as, "It's about time you grew up and realised you're still a child".
In other words we often require of children an adult's understanding that there are reasons why their liberty is constrained. And that raises the possibility that "growing up too soon" is just a euphemism for "not quite as controllable as they used to be". No one wants to live with an uncontrollable child, of course, but if they are to learn how to do it themselves there has to come a point at which you slacken the reins.
I did wonder a little too how widespread the premature aging actually was, and whether it might be just another artefact of teenage grievance. Any parent of children over 11 will probably have made the acquaintance of that troublesome coeval Everybody Else and his unhelpfully feckless parents. Everybody Else, your teenager will complain, is allowed to go to parties without checks on venue and host being conducted first and Everybody Else is allowed to stay up till midnight on a school day. I'm not convinced that Everybody Else actually exists – even if adults also sometimes have grounds for calling him in evidence, to bolster their sense that everything has gone downhill since they were young. While no one would doubt that some children are exposed too early to things they would be better off insulated from (just as they were in 1960, and in 1860 for that matter) it's also possible that childhood is doing better than we imagine.
Take the fact that many of the markers of "adulthood" contained in that survey – staying out late, trying alcohol, the encounter with "grown-up" fictions and culture – were acknowledged as being permitted or introduced by parents. It wasn't that young teenagers never sought out these experiences 30 or 40 years ago, and it certainly wasn't that they never successfully found what they sought. What's new now is that they do it with the assistance and knowledge of their parents.
That can be a problem, but it could also be evidence that a different kind of relationship between parents and children has evolved -- one in which we're better at recognising that "growing up" isn't a swift overnight transition from one state to another but a process taking years – during which the dependent eight-year-old and self-reliant 18-year-old take it in turns to share the same body. Parents who aid and oversee that tricky transition aren't necessarily abdicating their responsibilities. They might be exercising them.
Fantasies we're all prone to
You have to feel some sympathy for Robert Irvine, a British chef who had carved out a career on America's Food Network cable channel with regular references to his royal connections and his knighthood. When checked, these turned out to be so much piped mashed potato, which Irvine explained as the result of "social pressure". I know how he feels. I don't really like to talk about my own breakthrough work on the Higgs-Boson particle or the assistance I've given JK Rowling in plotting the later titles in the Harry Potter series ... but sometimes when I meet impressive new people and there's a lull in the conversation these things just pop out. Blame social pressure, not me.
* Really dedicated political bloggers don't bother with the overt message of the Clinton and Obama campaigns but dive straight into the subliminal sub-text, with often deranged results. Last week there was much debate about Hillary's "who you gonna call" ad, after the revelation that the night-dress of one of the sleeping children just happened to frame the letters NIG. Was this a covert attempt by the Clinton camp to awaken racial anxieties in voters? Now I find that Jack Nicholson's internet promo for Hillary – cutting together scenes from his films – has provoked comment about the mental state of those notionally endorsing Mrs Clinton, who include The Joker, Jack Torrence from The Shining and Colonel Nathan Jessup from A Few Good Men. Jessup's vote-winning pitch is a reference to Clinton's potential status as Commander in Chief: "There is nothing on this earth sexier ... than a woman that you have to salute in the morning". That has to be covert sabotage.
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Beoordeling door: Seylan A , juni 2014
Die Tour war super! Wir (3 Mädels) waren die einzigen, daher hatten wir so eine Art and quot;Privattour and quot;. Die Dame konnte ein einwandfreies English und war sehr sympatisch. Nachdem wir ihr erzählt hatten, dass wir den letzten Punkt der Reise (Saatkulesi) schon kannten, hat sie das mit dem Fahrer besprochen und wir haben einfach ein weiteres Museum angehängt. Wir haben an diesem Tag sehr viel gesehen und auch Geschickte gelernt. Werden wir sicher wieder machen, nur dann den Tagesausflug nach Ephesus. An unserem Ausflugstag fanden auch die Demonstrationen - unter anderem auch an unserer Endstation - statt. Die Reiseleitung hat dann gemeinsam mit dem Fahrer besprochen, wie man die gesperrten Straßen umgehen kann und uns sicher zurückbegleitet. Da wir nicht in die Stadt (Kemeralti) zum einkaufen gehen konnten, da es durch die Demos zu gefährlich/unsicher war, hat sie uns einen Besuch in Karsiyaka empfohleun und uns sogar mit dem Schiff begleitet. Eindeutig hat die Reiseleitung mehr gemacht, als nötig gewesen wäre. Wärmstens zu empfehlen. Ihr Mann hätte sogar Deutsch gekonnt, und steht bei rechtzeitiger Info auch für Führungen zur Verfügung. Wir waren und sind immer noch sehr begeistert. Nur zu empfehlen!
Beoordeling door: sofia r , januari 2014
it was very nice tour,gide was very polite and introduce us to a very interesting thing we did not know before
Beoordeling door: Larry A M , juli 2013
Great. Fantastic. Our guide was so nice and so knowledgable. The driver was very good, and also very personable. I enjoyed the tour and guide so much I didn't want it to end. Also, it was obvious how much she loved her country, and that was wonderful.
Beoordeling door: Linda Abbott T , maart 2013
Superb guide, fascinating site. I especially enjoyed the opportunity to enter a small mosque and discuss its traditions. The guide's historical knowledge and sensitivity made for a very special tour.
Beoordeling door: Harry C , oktober 2012
Our tour guide knew all about Izmir and took us to places and explained things that large tours could not do. A wonderful tour with a fantastic tour guide.
Beoordeling door: June T , oktober 2012
Our guide was excellent and we enjoyed his tour - another viator success! June Terlich
Beoordeling door: Lynne B , oktober 2012
This was a really great half day tour with Mehmet who looked after us extremely well. He is a very personable character with a friendly but professional style - loads of knowledge, history and cultural background. By lunchtime we felt that we had a good flavour of Izmir as a City and how it fits into its historic background. Mehmet made the the whole visit both interesting and lighthearted - we were lucky to be the only visitors on this particular tour so we had undivided attention ! Great stuff.
Beoordeling door: Stephanie M , februari 2013
Mahmet was an excellent guide. Great historic background talk on Izmirs' past. A very cold day in Turkey, but he and the driver kept us comfortable and entertained throughout the tour. Be prepared for typical bantering by the leather salesmen during your walk through the city market.
Beoordeling door: Mateo B , september 2012
Everything perfect. The guides were very kind and told us interesting stories about the city. They carried us to every place we wanted to go. Nice excurssion.
Beoordeling door: William W B , september 2012
Surprised to see such a cosmopolitan city. Guide was well versed and patient with our group.
Beoordeling door: Mary-Anne F , juli 2013
we were met at the ship on time and that was good. I thought that from the information before booking we would visit the Izmir Museum, which did not happen, perhaps i was mistaken, as we did visit an historical sight. the guide was very kind to my 5yr old grandson which was very special. the highlight was a delicous lunch we enjoyed at one of the cafes at the market.
Beoordeling door: Benoit L , december 2012
Actually, we finally went to Ephesus... beware, as Izmir is not the Turkish name for Ephesus (that's what I tought, from the documentation of our cruiseship..., and I met others who tought the same). Ephesus is really great, you must see it. As for Izmir, it looks nice, but we did not see it a lot..
Beoordeling door: Elie S , Canada, november 2012
it was not worth the money.
Beoordeling door: Richard J , juni 2013
This tour was one of the most boring tours on my cruise. We spent most of our time in a museum listening to our guide tell us about so many dates and places that it was over saturation. I couldn't remember any of it. We were led to believe that the tour was riding , most of it was walking. Would not reccomend it.


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- Malaria killed around 438,000 people in 2015, including an estimated 306,000 children. There are about 200 million cases of the disease every year.
- Insecticide treated bednets are one of the most effective ways to prevent transmission of malaria and have averted about 450 million cases from 2000 to 2015
- The Against Malaria Foundation (AMF) fights malaria by funding and tracking/monitoring insecticide-treated mosquito nets in Sub-Saharan Africa
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The Against Malaria Foundation fights malaria by distributing insecticide-treated mosquito nets in Sub-Saharan Africa.
How it works
- AMF receives and reviews requests for mosquito nets from local ministries of health.
- It carries out pre-distribution surveys to establish the number of nets needed.
- It works with local health leaders to educate populations on all elements of malaria prevention, including the correct use of malaria nets.
- It purchases the nets and delivers them (through its distribution partners). It also provides independent supervisors to ensure that the nets are not misappropriated, and go to the people who need them.
- It continues to monitor local malaria rates, and carries out post-distribution surveys to monitor the use and condition of the nets.
- Depending on the outcomes of these surveys, it provides further malaria education and additional nets as needed.
- It publishes its pre- and post-distribution reports on its website (AMF links every donation you make to a particular distribution, which you can check on this page).
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Malaria is a life-threatening disease transmitted by mosquitos. At first the symptoms are flu-like, but if untreated it can lead to respiratory distress and severe anaemia. According to the World Health Organisation, malaria kills around 584 000 deaths (range: 367,000–755,000) people a year, primarily African children who have been unable to develop immunity. It is one of Africa's biggest killers.
AMF's program has a strong track record of preventing malarial infections. It is also highly cost-effective, as its lean organisational structure, careful use of technology and partnerships with local charities keep its costs exceptionally low.
Its administrative costs are paid by established private donors, and the costs of distribution are covered by its distribution partners. This means that donations from the public go straight towards purchasing more nets. What's more, its website lists all donations received and links each donation to a specific distribution, so donors can follow its progress and see the impact that they are having.
Its emphasis on preparation, distribution and follow-up ensures that it realises its potential in combating malaria and its effects. Delivering a net costs only $5.31 donated depending on location (including the costs of its distribution partners), and for roughly every $3,500 donated, a death from malaria is prevented. For comparison, the UK's National Health Service will spend up to £20,000 (over $30,000) for a single year of healthy life saved!
AMF is also extremely transparent about its operations. By posting its pre- and post-distribution reports online, it allows the public to see how effective it is in each instance.


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There are many great places to travel in the world and witness with your own eyes, but there are some which are almost required to see firsthand.
These are places which almost everyone has seen in the history books, along with various television shows. Most often they are featured as locations for the plots of many a popular story, television show or movie.
Travel is becoming more affordable as the number of cheap international flights increase, making it easier than ever to get out and see the world.
It will be hard to choose only nine places to see before you die, since which ones are a better sight is a matter of opinion. However, we will give it a try and start out with nine.
While you might think this would be mostly for those in the United States, the Grand Canyon is truly a sight to behold. This is a steep canyon carved over the tens of thousands of years by the Colorado River.
Pictures do not truly do justice to the sheer size of the Grand Canyon. Being able to stand near the edge and see the huge rock walls which span for well over 200 miles.
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The Great Wall of China is first structure ever constructed by man to be visible from space, so this is certainly a must see. When you stand on the Great Wall, looking down towards the horizon and seeing that it stretches beyond, it can be hard to imagine that this was built by human hands.
Being over 5,000 miles long, this truly is a marvel to behold. It is hard to imagine just how much labor went into the construction, and if you plan the proper tour, you will even see some of the many statues contained inside.
Each of these terracotta statues are life-sized, and individually numbered. It is estimated that inside the Great Wall of China there are around 8,000 of these statues earning them the name Terracotta Army.
Read more: Climbing the Great Wall of China
This small island in the Pacific isn't very interesting by itself. The ancient culture used up all the trees before vanishing, possibly to aid in the construction of the many 13 foot tall statues that line the island.
Not much is known about why or who created them, and while we have seen pictures they just don't convey the sheer size of these 10-14 ton behemoths.
It has been speculated that the peoples responsible for these statues left when the island was running out of resources. They have been a focus of study for quite a long time, and have inspired some truly unique stories.
The canal streets of Venice Italy are truly unique in the world, and to see firsthand just how people go about their daily lives is an interesting experience.
The city was built on over 100 small islands, which made travel by boat a necessity. With such easy access to sea trade routes, it is easy to see how this great city became known as an industrial center.
Taking a guided tour down the many canal streets is a truly unique experience which cannot be replicated. Every faucet of modern living as we know it will be different when your roads are canals.
Read more: Things to do in Venice Italy
This huge mausoleum was built in the 1600's at a time when most people would not have thought it possible to create such a magnificent place. While many people might think that this is one huge building, it is actually made up of many smaller structures, which all add up to make the place truly beautiful when viewed by the naked eye.
The large white dome is a world renowned landmark and although people have tried to replicate the look, it just isn't the same. Even from afar this is truly a sight to behold, but what is even more spectacular are the decorations on the buildings themselves.
Calligraphy carved into the side and many small adornments that were painstakingly handcrafted have held up to the test of time, and even by today's standards considered very impressive.
To this day much effort is put into maintaining, both the Taj Mahal itself, and the grounds surrounding the area so that you are surely to not be disappointed.
Read more: 5 unique and authentic ways to experience India
The name of this place means "city temple" and this exactly what it is. Located in Cambodia, Angkor Wat is an example of what truly marvelous structures can be created without the aid of technology.
The large statues carved inside the structure itself is what most people think of when hearing the name, but seeing the great temple from afar truly is impressive.
For anyone wanting to see great examples of architecture, Angkor Wat has to be high on their list. As there is so much to take in, you would be wise to schedule a guided tour so that you are sure not to miss out on the more interesting aspects of the city temples design.
The Great Barrier Reef is the largest living coral reef in the world is actually made up of many smaller reefs which span for over 1600 miles.
The large abundance of colorful sea life make this a real hotspot for divers worldwide. If you are lucky enough to view this spectacle from the air you will see just how large this reef really is.
Reefs are composed of millions of tiny creatures, so one of this size would take untold ages to be able to form as it has.
Read More: How to visit the Great Barrier Reef
No one really knows just who built this great city in the mountain walls.
The very large entry ways which can be over 14 feet tall have inspired many tales of a city inhabited by giants. It is estimated that the city itself is well over 3,000 years old, and served many purposes over it's ancient history.
It has been reported to be a capital, caravan trading post, as well as a temple of sorts and has been ruled by several different cultures.
The hardness of the stone must have made construction of the ancient city a project that spanned over multiple generations.
The Great Pyramid of Giza has been chosen for number one as it is one of the most widely known ancient structures in existence.
It was built precisely to match the geographic directions of the compass, proving that mankind could indeed manipulate numbers back in ancient times to create great marvels of engineering.
While all of the other pyramids have a recorded history, and are proven to serve as a tomb, the Great Pyramids reason for being built is largely unknown.
The top of the pyramid is missing though many believe from ancient writings that it was a huge piece of gold that would shine from the horizon.
When looking at pictures, you have to envision that many centuries of erosion and vandalism have changed the way this site looks. The outer walls were made of highly polished stone, which make some scientists believe that it would shine bright enough at parts of the day to have been visible from orbit around the Earth itself.
I must admit that the order of these great sites to behold is based on personal preference, but this does not mean that these are not must see places before you die.
The many photographs available truly do not let you behold and feel the presence of these unique places around the world.
How many of these places have you seen?
Need more inspiration? Check out 1,000 Places to See Before You Die, the second edition.
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6 years ago
I haven't see none of these… time to get kickin.
6 years ago
thanks for your comments Sarah Wu,
am with you, i have not seen any of these myself. Though my writing team has visited all of them and hence it was possible to compile the list.
Taj Mahal is on top of my list to visit, because it is also the closest. Would like to see "Angkor Wat" soon, always wanted to, due to the temples. I love those rock carvings anyway, so Petra is always on my list. Among other places, i guess any one would like to visit Venice, take a ride on the gondolas, it would be amazing.
It is hard to choose, i just hope in time, i make a visit to all of those.
Evance Komu
4 years ago
Angko Wat and Petra and Pyramids tops up my list.
6 years ago
Only two (Venice and Louvre) and I would add the Mayan sites of Yucatan (especially Uxmal) and Iguazu falls on the Argentinian side especially.
6 years ago
@Akafix, thanks for your comments,
it is great to know that you have visited two of the ten places already. Thanks for suggesting your favorite places, the list seems to keep increasing all the time.
6 years ago
Usually when it comes to these lists of places you should see before you die, they always pick places I've never gone to. Surprisingly I've been to three (Grand Canyon, Venice and The Louvre). Of course a lot of people might argue there's a lot more out there than this. But this is certainly a good start.
6 years ago
thanks Alouise for your comments,
good to know that you have visited 3 of the above mentioned places already. am sure you will soon cover them all.
6 years ago
Not a good way to begin the weekend – depressed because I have only been to two of these places. Just let me get a coffee, then I'll reread and instead of being depressed will be inspired and determined to see the rest!
6 years ago
@islandmomma, thanks for your comment,
don't be too depressed, sooner or later you will get to visit them all. I have covered almost all of India, yet the only place from India that i put on this list, is also the only one that i have yet to visit.
I remember when i wrote the ten top beaches article on my blog, i was deeply depressed because i wanted to visit them right away.
6 years ago
All except the Grand Canyon, Angkor Wat and Easter Island. The last two are high on my list of future spots to explore :).
6 years ago
@Sophie, thanks for your comment,
great to know that you have visited most of the places, keep us updated when you visit the rest of it.
5 years ago
if you go to the grand canyon you have have to see antelope canyon goggle it the most beautiful place I've ever been
5 years ago
putting it on the listl. Thanks for sharing
6 years ago
Nicely listed! I've got at least one more to add: Macchu Picchu. I've seen many beautiful places, and this old Inca settlement in Peru one is high on my 'amazing things I've seen' list. A magical place.
6 years ago
@Ellen, thanks for your comment,
glad you liked the list.
yes, Macchu Picchu, would be a great place to visit. I hope some day i will visit it too,
6 years ago
Two down (Louvre and Venice, several times each, do I get more points?), eight to go… Could be worse. (to be honest I doubt I'll ever get to see the 10, but who knows)
6 years ago
@David, thanks for your comments,
great to know that you have visited two of the places already, surely everyone wants to make a return trip to the places they like most.
6 years ago
Wow. I'm ashamed to say I've seen none of them!
6 years ago
@Dorothy, thanks for your comment,
don't think from the point of view of what you have not seen, but what is still left on the list and how much more you can explore,
6 years ago
When I was in India I intended visiting the Taj Mahal but I met up with a young man who was horrified that I wanted to see a place built 'by cruelty and blood' he explained that the craftsmen who built it had their hands cut off so they couldn't replicate the work. Put me right off, something so beautiful stands as monument to the suffering of those poor people.
6 years ago
This is tragic. I never knew about this. Makes you think twice.
6 years ago
@Vicki Edmunds, thanks for your comment,
unfortunately, it is true. And it is, after all, the grave of Mumtaz Mahal. But all things agreed, it is still one of the most beautiful structures available in the present day earth.
Gloria B
2 years ago
Amazing places that I like to know . I only have been in Venice, as you said it is a wonderful city . Thank you for your excellent information. I hope some day I visit these wonderful places.
6 years ago
Great list – I hope I'll get to see them all someday. Of those you list, I've only been to the Grand Canyon and the Louvre, but feel very lucky that I have. Awesome places.
6 years ago
thanks Cathy Sweeney for your comment,
glad you liked the list, also good to know that you have been to two of the places already.
6 years ago
I've been to five of these: Grand Canyon, Louvre, Venice, Giza, Petra
With regards to the top of the Great Pyramid missing – that's inaccurate. In my most recent trip to Egypt (2009), the top of the pyramid was actually displayed at the foot of the pyramid. They found it among the debris.
6 years ago
thanks Adventuress for your comment,
if you had put your name in the name field, i could have addressed you better,
excellent that you have been to the 5 places already, am sure you will cover the rest of them soon,
6 years ago
Petra seems so hot right now! I keep hearing about it. I'd love to check it out. I've been to some of the places on this list, including Angkor Wat, the GBR and the Grand Canyon, and agree they are amazing destinations.
6 years ago
thanks Leslie for your comment, and i agree that everyone keeps talking about Petra so much these days, feels like visiting it right away.
4 years ago
Petra was a marvelous experience and I am so glad we made it there before we have to turn in our traveling shoes. Keep in mind that Petra is limestone. It's weather beaten and getting worse. It will no doubt be gone by natural causes within 50-100 years. (If i'm wrong, somebody please corret this.) Go before it's too late.
6 years ago
This his is a great list! We have only been to three of these places so far, there is so much more to see in the world 🙂 … Our list is never-ending!!
6 years ago
thanks Globetrottergirls for your comment, and yes, there is always so much more to visit, perhaps next time will come up with a list of top 50 or something…
Good though the list is never ending, always something new to look foreword to,
6 years ago
All great choices! We're feeling quite good having visited all of the above except the Great Wall… they all live up to hype too. Especially Easter Island and Venice
6 years ago
thanks Cam for your comments, they very well live up to the hype 🙂
So, The great wall of China is your next spot? Let us know about your travel once you have visited it,
6 years ago
Wow! Excellent list! Now I have to start saving a million dollars and start a nomad trip to these places. My favorites are – The Great Barrier Reef and The Louvre. I have a great fascination with art. and I've always been in love with the beach and the sea.
Thanks for sharing!
6 years ago
thanks Bocas Del Toro for your comments, i love the beaches too, nothing better than a relaxing holiday to some peaceful beach. Andaman in India is my favorite when it comes to untouched beaches…
6 years ago
Nice job. It's hard to pick just 10 places, but this is a great list. I'm lucky enough to have seen 9 of them (still missing Easter Island). I agree that Macchu Picchu would be a great addition, but otherwise I'd be hard pressed to come up with a better list.
6 years ago
thanks Bob Riel for your comment, am glad you found this list good.
Yeah, there can be a few more additions to it, the one that you mention was on my mind too, but it is hard to remove any that are already on the list. Next time i just need to make a longer list.
6 years ago
I would love to see the Grand Canyon simply because it's so close to me and I still not have seen it!
6 years ago
Oh. Don't you hate it when you have so many great places like that close to you that you haven't seen but everyone else has!! You can do it.
6 years ago
thanks Joya for your comments,
It is ok to leave the close ones for later visiting, because you can always visit them when you want to or when you have free time.
Lisa Rosas
6 years ago
I have been lucky enough to have traveled to 2 of those places (Louvre and Venice). I am sad I have not yet been to the Grand Canyon because I live in the USA and right next door. One day I will get there. Living in California I think that The Sierra's are a wonderful destination. I love camping and if anyone travels here, you should head to Yosemite, Sequoia, King's Canyon, Mammoth..any of those places. They are absolutely gorgeous! For crazy backpackers…John Muir Trail (JMT) or the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT). I hope to be able to do those trips in my lifetime. Maybe not a Top 10 but up there.
Last Year I read a book called "Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed" by Jared Diamond. He has done extensive research on Easter Island and the statues there. He explains how and why the statues were built and what happened to the people. If anyone is interested in it I suggest you read the book. It is very good.
5 years ago
@Lisa Rosas, thanks for your comments. It is a good idea to leave the close destinations for the later travel, they can be easily covered when ever you want… but the far ones need more planning, so good to know that you have already traveled the distance and visited 2 of the 10 mentioned on the list.
Also, thanks for recommending the book on Easter Islands, will try to get it from the library if available.
6 years ago
5 out of 10! I'm very pleased with my efforts. I'll try to make the other 5 before I'm 40 🙂
6 years ago
Something to work towards!
5 years ago
@Runaway Brit, excellent work. Good for me, am just 25… so will visit a lot more places before i hit 40 or more. After that i will start writing more on senior travel perhaps…
6 years ago
Where is Nepal dude ????? This list is incomplete without the majestic Everest and the Annapurna Range..
5 years ago
@Jaya, i was planning to write a separate article on mountains, actually if you notice, there are no beaches mentioned as well… because mountains/beaches etc. falls in a separate category. It is hard to make these lists because ten is a very small number when you try to cover the entire world.
However, Nepal is a great place to visit, next time will make a longer list and include all the recommendations on it.
6 years ago
Easter island? Wouldnt even feature on my top 50.
6 years ago
To each his own
5 years ago
@shane i just read a comment, a few comments before yours. That comment was made by Lisa Rosas, she has recommended me a book on Easter Islands. So, as Caz said it herself, "To each his own".
6 years ago
Hey !!!
Were is Parthenon and Acropolis ?
5 years ago
@Bear, good suggestions, when i make a longer list, will surely mention those places of historic importance.
5 years ago
hey you forgot MACCHU PICCHU!!!!!! NAZCA LINES!!!!! AMAZONE RAIN FOREST!!!!!! PERU & BRASIL!!!! IGUAZU FALLS!!!!! also rome!
5 years ago
Great list, thanks for sharing these some amazing places all of which feature on our 100 places to visit before you die.
chittaranjan saha
4 years ago
I already visit one ofthe place.
4 years ago
Im surprised the list doesnt include Himalayas…Something whose beauty cannot be described using any vocabulory of any known language
Kasuni Samara
3 years ago
wooow…what a beautiful world. Sri Lanka….A land Like no other.
Set in the Indian Ocean in South Asia, the tropical island nation of Sri Lanka has a history dating back to the birth of time. It is a place where the original soul of Buddhism still flourishes and where nature's beauty remains abundant and unspoilt.
Few places in the world can offer the traveller such a remarkable combination of stunning landscapes, pristine beaches, captivating cultural heritage and unique experiences within such a compact location. Within a mere area of 65,610 kilometres lie 8 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, 1,330 kilometres of coastline – much of it pristine beach – 15 national parks showcasing an abundance of wildlife, nearly 500,000 acres of lush tea estates, 250 acres of botanical gardens, 350 waterfalls, 25,000 water bodies, to a culture that extends back to over 2,500 years.
This is an island of magical proportions, once known as Serendib, Taprobane, the Pearl of the Indian Ocean, and Ceylon. Discover refreshingly Sri Lanka!
3 years ago
Great collection of must see tourist places and i would like to visit these places once in my lifetime.
3 years ago
I am more into nature, rather than building :). I've been to Venice more than 10 times and I've seen the Pyramids as well. My visit to the Pyramids lasted 1h or so and it was a huge dissapoiment. Not much to see honestly and many people around you just asking for money. I'd take that down from the list honestly. I agree with Venice. I would add either Galapagos (I didn't see it) or Socotra Island (I have visited it).
2 years ago
Awesome list!
2 years ago
With regards to no. 1 the most widely known ancient structure in the world :http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megalithic_Temples_of_Malta
Great place to visit ! ☺
2 years ago
The Great Wall and the Terracotta Warriors are two completely different sites. The Great Wall is nice but the Warriors are truly a sight to behold. Especially if you know a little of their history first.
2 years ago
Wow… !!! I've actually been to 7 out of these 9 places and am planning a trip to India and the Taj Mahal for November this year !!!
So that leaves me with only one left that I haven't seen yet… Easter Islsnd…!!! And that will be when I get to visit my #1 destination islands in Paradise: Tahiti and Bora Bora in the South Pacific… Hopefully some time soon…!!!
2 years ago
I saw 1-6, hope to see the Easter Island, not sure about China and the Grand Canyon. Some other favourites of mine: Uluru/Australia, Prague/Czech Republic, Siena (Tuscany/Italy) and Sulawesi/Indonesia 🙂
Happy travelling,
2 years ago
There many worthwhile places in the Americas as well. Most people seem to put a great emphasis on places similar to this, however. Mexico for example has many archeological sites whose history rival the Egyptian sites. Same goes for Bolivia, Peru, various places in Central America.


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Title:100 titres sur l'Europe Editor(s):ZILLER, Jacques; LAFARGE, Francois; PEGUET, Thierry; RIVET, SylvainDate:2005Type:BookSeries/Number:Vient de Paraître, Hors-Série, 2005, 4Abstract:Le débat engagé dans la perspective de la ratification du traité établissant une constitution pour l'Europe, signé à Rome le 29 octobre 2004 et soumis à référendum le 29 mai 2005, a révélé à quel point l'opinion publique ...
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Title:An audit of democracy in the European Union Editor(s):BANDUCCI, Susan A.; FRANKLIN, Mark N.; GIEBLER, Heiko; HOBOLT, Sara; MARSH, Michael; VAN DER BRUG, Wouter; VAN DER EIJK, CeesDate:2012Citation:Florence : European University Institute, 2012Type:BookSeries/Number:EUDO; PIREDEUAbstract:This eBook contains some of the first fruits of a large collaborative project funded by the EU's DG Research under their FP7 Programme: an "infrastructure design study" whose ultimate goal is "Providing an Infrastructure ...
Title:Bearing the losses from bank and sovereign default in the Eurozone Editor(s):ALLEN, Franklin; CARLETTI, Elena; GRAY, JoannaDate:2014Citation:Philadelphia : FIC Press, 2014Type:BookAbstract:The European University Institute (EUI) and the Wharton Financial Institutions Center (FIC), Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania) organised a conference entitled "Bearing the Losses from Bank and Sovereign Default ...
Title:Becoming Europeans. Cultural Identity and Cultural Policies Author(s):SASSATELLI, MonicaDate:2009Citation:Basingstoke UK, Palgrave Macmillan, 2009.Type:BookAbstract:This book addresses European identity as an object of both theoretical and empirical investigation. At the theoretical level it focuses on the academic and institutional debate on European cultural identity. It places this ...
Title:Benchmarking Democratic Development in the Euro-Mediterranean Area: Conceptualising Ends, Means, and Strategies, EuroMeSCo Annual Report Author(s):SCHUMACHER, Tobias; LANNON, Erwan; DRISS, Ahmed; DEL SARTO, Raffaella A.Date:2007Citation:Lisbon, EuroMeSCO Secretariat at the IEEI, 2007Type:BookAbstract:The Report is also available online at: www.euromesco.net