Month: October 2019

Desperate to escape the gloom of November and/or the doom of electioneering far behind? An island-off-an-island is always a wise plan. Warmth lingers long into the year in the southern Mediterranean, so you might contemplate Gozo, Malta’s smaller sibling and one-sixth scale model. Or even the fascinating fortress island of Spinalonga, a former leper colony
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Slinfold, England (CNN) — We’ve all been there: you board your flight and get settled in, only to find out there’s an issue with the airplane and you’ve got to wait until the new part arrives before you can jet off. Eventually, the airplane’s ready to go, albeit about an hour later than planned. But
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Ratio 8 Automatic Pour Over Machine Ratio 8 For the home artisan brewer, the market for stylish coffee gear is nascent but exploding. While products previously originated from the Asian-design world, nowadays they are being developed all over the world. From a high-end hand-grinder out of Germany, to gorgeous kettles from San Francisco, here’s the
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People in the area are being evacuated, said a police spokesperson, though it is unclear how many evacuees there are or how big the fire is. The blaze started near the main hall of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, according to the fire department in Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan’s national broadcaster NHK reported. Shuri
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Halloween is a celebration of all things spooky, and in the United States, it’s surrounded by a few odd traditions like trick-or-treating and pumpkin carving. Here are a few interesting facts about how some of today’s practices got started as well as other fun tidbits about the unique holiday. 1. “Jack o’lantern” comes from the
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(CNN) — Heathrow Airport has apologized to a UK television presenter who was asked to publicly strip to her underwear by staff. Mary Beard, a classics professor, and author and broadcaster, tweeted that she was required to go through security in a “little black vest, no bra” by staff as she passed through security. “I
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On the day that Ryanair launches one of its shortest-ever routes, The Independent can reveal the quickest and the longest links operated by Europe’s biggest budget airlines. The Irish airline has started flying from Paphos in Cyprus to Beirut, its first venture to Lebanon. The distance is just 183 miles, a hop of barely half
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Granted, there are plenty of logistical challenges that come with serving hundreds of people at 37,000 feet. But some airlines undoubtedly pull it off better than others, as demonstrated by these passengers who shared crime scene evidence of their worst plane meal abominations. As part of Which?‘s annual survey, which involved quizzing more than 2,000
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