Neon signs have been lighting up the night for decades around the world. Look around and you will see some of these cool signs in you neck of the woods.
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Neon lights up the night
August 10th, 2009
Some nice cars in Monaco
July 29th, 2009
Monaco is a small dot on a map of the world, but it contains immense wealth. The world’s most densely populated sovereign country has only about 33, 000 inhabitants and most of those are quite wealthy. That wealth allows this country to have a huge variety of exotic sports cars from around the world. Take a look at what you will see walking down the street when you decide to take your next vacation to South Western Europe.
Japan Subway Commute
July 28th, 2009
Working in New York I thought we had some crowded subways to deal with during rush hour, but we have nothing on Japan. When the train is over crowded we just wait for the next one, head above ground and catch a bus, or walk, but in Japan they find creative ways to make sure you get on the train!
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The Hotel Puerta America
July 22nd, 2009
The Hotel Puerta America in Madrid is a one of a kind unique travel destination. The 12 story hotel is a showcase of some of the world’s most creative architects with each floor having been designed by a different designer including Foster and Partners, Zaha Hadid, John Pawson, and Ushida Findlay. Check out the luxury and features that you won’t even find in Vegas.
From Stewardess to Flight Attendant
July 20th, 2009
I think I would have enjoyed the days when a flight attendant was called a stewardess and they wore nice mini skirts. Nor that I don’t enjoy the pantsuits and male attendants that are on the plane now, but if I am going to be 40,000 feet in the air at least give m some sexy legs to admire if we go down.
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The Amazing Grand Canyon
July 15th, 2009
The Grand Canyon is one of the greatest natural wonders in the world. It was carved by the Colorado River and stretches 277 miles long, between 4 and 18 miles across, and depths over a mile. The canyon is located in Arizona within the Grand Canyon National Park.
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Colorado River Bridge
July 10th, 2009
The Colorado River Bridge is being constructed over the Hoover Dam and should open 2010. This massive engineering accomplishment will measure 579 meters in length and rise 256 meters above the Colorado River. The bridge will be open to both auto and pedestrian traffic creating a massive new tourist attraction to the already popular Hoover Dam.
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The beauty of Vietnam
June 16th, 2009
If you are like me the most you have seen of Vietnam is what you see in movies like Forest Gump, Platoon, and American Gangster, but you will be surprised that it is a beautiful country with a strong cultural history. These images only paint a small picture of some of what the country has to offer.
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Amazing Sunsets
June 11th, 2009
Take a break from your busy day and sit on and just relax. Admire a sunset and appreciate the world around you. Sometimes I feel that I need to be a bit philosophical to get all of you to stop staring at all the hotties on this site.
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Brazil getting like Venice
June 4th, 2009
Certain regions of Brazil are suffering through flooding that has turned streets into rivers and forced residents to move through several feed of water and for those that are lucky boat around like they were in Venice. Some people seem to be making the best of it by hanging out at the bar…well on top of the bar.
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Who has butter for my Coconut Crab?
June 2nd, 2009
The Coconut Crab is a monster…the largest terrestrial arthropod in the world and is known for cracking up coconuts with it’s claws. The crawly critter is usually located in the Pacific and Indian Ocean. These things can grow up to 40 inches long with a wingspan of up to a meter. I am all for appreciating nature, but can you imagine the the meat that would come out of those claws??
Yungas Road is deadly
May 28th, 2009
If you are ever traveling through Boliva and want a bit more adventure for your tourist dollar hop on a local bus and tour Yungas Road. The road is also known as El Camino de la Muerte or the Road of Death, and is responsible for the death of between 200-300 people each year. the 60 some odd kilometer road was named the world’s most dangerous in 1995 and crosses mark spots where people have lost their lives.
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