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By AVCr8teur's Photo Blog on Sep 10, 2010 in: arch, photography, whale, travel, beach, Santa Cruz, avcr8teur
I am not sure what these round things are, but they remind me of eggs yolks. There is an inscription, but I could not make out the half-faded words which were flooded in bright sunlight.If anyone knows, please enlighten us.This life-size gray whale m...
By Gizmodo on Sep 9, 2010 in: Privacy, Airport, Airports, Body Scanner, Republished, Security, Travel, Tsa, Tsa body scanners
Airport security scanners that literally see through your clothes are contentious. Because ... well, think about shadowy TSA guys peeping at your bits. Hence some firms are now tweaking them to anonymize your "x-rays" to protect your decency. More...
By The TravelSphere on Sep 9, 2010 in: USA, geology, education, travel, North America, earth science, Grand Canyon
In your wildest dreams, you could never imagine experiencing the Grand Canyon like this. Looking over the rails at one of the most remarkable geological formations on earth is a wonderful experience, not to be discredited. However riding a board and...
By Tips For Travellers: The Global Travel Destination Blog & Podcast on Sep 9, 2010 in: travel, W, Hotel Review
Tweet I get quite a lot of emails about offers and competitions, but do not always write about them on the blog unless I think they are interesting, unusual and would appeal to the people that read my blog. I was very intrigued by this one thoug...
By The Consumerist on Sep 9, 2010 in: Government and Legal, JetBlue, air travel, dave barger, flight attendants, jetblue, law, legal, steven slater, the jetblues, travel
Authorities have interviewed every single passenger that was on Steven Slater's last flight, and not a single one says events went down the way he's been describing them, according to a Port Authority police official. "Some passengers found him...
By The Consumerist on Sep 9, 2010 in: airlines, british airways, customer service, international, luxury, openskies, travel
One airline is trying a refreshing marketing strategy, competitively differentiating itself based on customer service. Luxury airliner OpenSkies says they guarantee you will enjoy your flight, and offers a full refund, minus taxes and fees, if you're...
By Life Hacker on Sep 8, 2010 in: Siteseeing, Fun, Travel, Vacation
FourEyesUp won't take you to the seven wonders of the world, but instead to the birthplace of the modern computer or the home of the largest Arctic research team. It's a great resources for geeky travel destinations. More »...