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About Active Volcanoes in the United States

By Anne Minard

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Most people have heard of Mount St. Helens, but how many people know that Mississippi once hosted an active volcano? The volcanic history of the United States is rich and varied, with eruptions arising from the global phenomenon of plate ... more »

About Airplane Seats

By Launie Sorrels

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Airline seats are chairs on an airliner which passengers use for the duration of their flight. Airline seats are typically arranged in rows running across the plane's fuselage. They vary in color and material depending on the owning airline. ... more »

About Attractions in Ohio

By Michael Hinckley

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Ohio has dozens of attractions for all tastes, from wild and exciting roller coasters to the legends of rock 'n' roll. Located in "the heart of it all" of the Midwest, Ohio has rural and urban attractions, museums and outdoor ... more »

About Costa Rica

By Angela

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Located in Central America, Costa Rica has become a tourist hot spot in recent years. Positioned between neighbors Panama and Nicaragua, which experience constant turmoil, Costa Rica offers visitors a peaceful tropical paradise. Even though it is ... more »

About Disney Vacations

By Lea WhiteFeather

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If your acquaintance with Disney only goes so far as a knowledge of the company's films like "Beauty and the Beast," "Aladdin" and "The Little Mermaid," there's much more for you to discover. Regardless of your age, you can enjoy Disney vacations ... more »

About Eurail Passes

By Christie Leman

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Eurail passes are a convenient way to travel throughout over 20 countries in Europe on the extensive railway networks that prevail in the region. Purchasing Eurail passes and using trains for transportation allows for great mobility and ... more »

About Ghana International Airlines

By Catnipp

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Ghana International Airline employs less than two hundred people and is seventy percent government owned. Ralph Akin, founder of United States SkyWest, was involved in its creation, as well other notables like Kenya Airways past CEO, Brian ... more »

About Greenwich Village

By NYLady

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Greenwich Village, the downtown section of New York City now known for its high rents and designer boutiques, has always been a thriving hub of history, creativity and nonconformity... more »

About Handicapped-Accessible Parks & Trails in Massachusetts

By Susan Spencer

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Enjoying the outdoors in Massachusetts from Cape Cod to the Berkshires is accessible to everyone, regardless of physical abilities. Public parks and conservation areas offer enhanced facilities, adaptive recreation equipment and special ... more »

About Haunted Places in Shreveport, Louisiana

By Stephen Lilley

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It seems like no matter what city, big or small, you may visit all across America, you won't have to go far to find a "haunted house." Described as "a location said to be inhabited by the spirits of those who have passed ... more »

About Naples

By Catnipp

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Naples, Italy, is situated on the sea at the midpoint of two volcanic regions. They are the Phlegraean Fields and the Mount Vesuvius volcano. Naples has the second-largest population in Italy and also one of the biggest in Europe. It is a ... more »

About New York City Tours

By NYLady

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New York City can be huge and overwhelming for first-time visitors and even for those who visit frequently. Taking one of the many fascinating tours is an easy way to get your footing right away, to see one specific landmark, or to take in many ... more »

About Nude Beaches

By Melissa Voelker

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For many people, the idea of sunbathing or swimming in the nude seems as natural as showering or sleeping naked. Even though nude beaches are usually public places, this does not stop fans of nudism from utilizing their facilities. Luckily for ... more »

About Romantic Getaways

By Lars Tramilton

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What could be better than a romantic getaway to a beautiful location, whether it's for a honeymoon, anniversary, Valentine's Day or "just because"? Whether you want to take a romantic getaway to a picturesque snowy mountain town or to a warm, ... more »

About San Diego

By Robin Raven

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San Diego is a fantastic coastal city in Southern California. It's south of Los Angeles, and located in the southwestern corner of the United States of America. It is a mecca for people from all over the world who want to sit on San Diego's ... more »

About Springs in Florida

By Jennifer Gregory

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If you are looking to experience the best natural beauty of Florida, visit one of the 700 freshwater springs located in north and central Florida. Florida has one of the largest concentrations of freshwater springs. The springs provide fresh ... more »

About Sunken Ships

By Sharon L. Cohen

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When you consider that the oceans of the world cover about three-quarters of the earth's surface, it is still amazing to hear that under these waters rest as many as three million sunken ships. There are many reasons why these ships have dropped ... more »

About the 1793 Yellow Fever Outbreak

By Rose Kivi

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In the summer of 1793, an estimated 5,000 residents in Philadelphia were infected with a deadly fever known as Yellow Fever. Philadelphia was in a state of panic. People were afraid, doctors didn't know the cure for Yellow Fever or how to prevent ... more »

About the Atacama Desert

By Melinda Secor

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Known as the driest desert in the world, the Atacama desert is located along the coast of northern Chili. It's next to the largest body of water on Earth--the Pacific Ocean. The diverse landscapes of Atacama desert stretch from the coast into the ... more »

About the Dairy State

By L. Kelley

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Wisconsin is called the Dairy State because of the large number of dairy farms located in the state, and the dairy products the state produces. While Milwaukee is the largest city in the state, Madison is the capital. Wisconsin has a varied ... more »

About the Inca Indians

By Mark Orwell

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The Inca Indians were an indigenous group in what is now Peru. They created a highly advanced civilization for its day and had a complex and rich culture. Many important discoveries in medicine and science were made by the Incas, and their ... more »

About the State Motto of Arkansas

By Ann Johnson

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The United States of America is comprised of 50 states, each with its own name, flag and identity. States also have mottos, which are a phrase used to express the state's identity, character and spirit. Arkansas' state motto is "Regnat ... more »

About the World's Tallest Building

By Michael Hinckley

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Examine the world's tallest building, TAIPEI101 in Taipei, Taiwan, including its dimensions, its tenants, and the controversy surrounding the title "world's tallest building.".. more »

About Travel Size Storage Bottles and Jars

By Mary Crocco

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Whether you want to travel light or avoid excess luggage fees, a major source of bulk and weight in suitcases and carry-on bags is large containers of toiletries and cosmetics. To reduce the amount that they have to carry, experienced travelers ... more »

Australia Visa Application Forms

By Wordsmith

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Australia is a country in the Southern Hemisphere that attracts countless numbers of travelers every year. Travelers of all kinds head to Australia for its beaches, surfing, sun, scenery and laid-back culture. Before you can enter Australia, ... more »