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Some will argue that life at sea was easier before the IMO, the US Coast Guard and ABS set the regulations. But was it really? Most of the ships were foreign flags. That meant long periods of service and no union. Today, sailors prefer American flagships; the pay is better and they are unionized. "There's a lot more paperwork today,"
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Portland, Maine by Casco Bay, is a city where the past and the present coexist. Portland is the largest city and commercial center in Maine. Its annual tourism business exceeds 3.5 million. The reason is simple. Amidst commercial activities, the city has a wonderful cultural flavor that includes a symphony orchestra, ballet, theater, and art museums.The Maritime Signal Tower at
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Investing in real estate in Manhattan has become a must for both affluent and up-and-coming real estate investors. Manhattan real estate maintains its value thanks to 2012 which brought increased foreign investment, favorable interest rates, and inventory declines. A recent industry analysis found that residential property investments in Manhattan are outpacing those in comparable big cities like Los Angeles and
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Only two media outlets in Spanish-speaking countries offer RSS: the Spanish newspaper El Mundo and the Argentine newspaper ClarÃn. Although blogs are increasingly visible in the media and are becoming a topic of research, they are still something of small "evangelistic groups", promoting their use ... but this may change in a short time. To face this great challenge, Spanish-speaking
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San Diego is a year-round tourist destination and is packed with beautiful parks and gardens. As well as gazing at the impressive biodiversity, you can also hike and ride beautiful trails in the well-kept green spaces. Whether you are traveling alone or with your family, you will have many options in the city of San Diego that can make it
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Kansas City is without a doubt one of the cities most worth exploring in the United States of America. This city is in Missouri, with tons of great attractions and many entertainment related things to do.From history to music to construction to food, the city maintains a great reputation in terms of everything.You can book Spirit Airlines plane tickets to
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During the day, the Tombland district of Norwich (derived from the term for 'Vacant Land' - it doesn't actually refer to anything serious about it) is a huge draw for tourists and locals alike, is home to numerous historic buildings and is flanked between the majestic Cathedral and Elm Hill. The immediate area also has many excellent cafes and restaurants,
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American consumers are constantly raising the bar on the services and products they are willing to spend their hard-earned money on. Meanwhile, the craft beer craze continues to grow as newer and more innovative beers are created and become very popular. Local breweries and craft beers are rapidly gaining popularity, and when combined into one industry, they begin to seriously
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Quote of the Day: "If we insist on the visible proofs of God, it is very possible that we prepare the way for a permanent state of disappointment. True faith tries not so much to manipulate God into doing our will as to position us to do so. In the Bible models of great faith, I was surprised to see
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New York is a lively and vibrant city that attracts thousands of tourists each year who come to experience its massive buildings, fantastic museums, quality restaurants, and world-class shopping. New York is a place where diverse multicultural and diverse populations can be found, it also ranges from desperate poverty to the height of excess. This diversity and variation ensures an
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