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consumerist.com — Airline fees are a controversial topic these days, so we look a look at the fees that airlines were charging and picked the top 3 most and least "fee crazy" airlines. Avoiding fees is hard, so why not try to avoid the airlines that charge them instead?

matadortrips.com — These days, with super advanced equipment, tow in access, and internet swell tracking, a growing number of surfers are getting rides on incredibly powerful waves.

wow...why is obama not making an issue of this? New orleans is such an obvious example of "laissez-faire" , you're on your own politics by the neocons. And mcsame is a proud member of them!

thomashawk.com — "After purchasing my family membership and visiting the museum today I was forcibly thrown out of the museum by two museum security guards at the direction of the Director of Visitor Relations Simon Blint. My crime? Taking a photograph from the second floor stairs in the SFMOMA's atrium (an area where the SF MOMA's own website explicitly says..."

omoikane.minstrum.net — *****

lame. sweaty has-been.

It's been like that a long time. The nice neighborhoods are near the lake, obviously, but as you go farther and farther west, the income level declines pretty fast. The scariest parts though are when you cross a street where on one side are nice upper-middle class homes, and on the other is a ghetto. I'm not joking. Once you cross a street called division at certain parts, it does just this...

There are a bunch more very good tree pics at that site. http://www.bergoiata.org/fe/trees/

forbes.com — Could some of the world's cities disappear by 2100? It's hard to predict, of course, but factors as diverse as global warming, industrial decay and aging populations mean that even as the global urban population continues to grow, some cities are facing possible extinction

slorker.com — The Giant ’s Causeway is located in the northeast coast of Northern Ireland. The area is made up of 40,000 interlocking basalt columns… the steps you see are the result of an ancient volcanic eruption. Discovered in 1692 and announced to the world, it became a popular tourist attraction ever since the 19th century.

farm4.static.flickr.com — Mount Rainier is an active stratovolcano in Pierce County, Washington, located 54 miles southeast of Seattle, Washington, in the United States. It is the highest peak in the Cascade Range and Cascade Volcanic Arc at 14,410 feet. It is a prominent feature of the southern landscape in most of the Seattle metropolitan area.

wow...why is obama not making an issue of this? New orleans is such an obvious example of "laissez-faire" , you're on your own politics by the neocons. And mcsame is a proud member of them!

gizmodo.com — If you want to build a skyscraper 2,275 feet tall, you will face engineering challenges comparable just because its sheer size. One of them is communications. When the unbelievable Burj Dubai started to get really high, the construction workers discovered one problem that seems obvious now: their walkie-talkies stopped working as they climbed up

slorker.com — The Giant ’s Causeway is located in the northeast coast of Northern Ireland. The area is made up of 40,000 interlocking basalt columns… the steps you see are the result of an ancient volcanic eruption. Discovered in 1692 and announced to the world, it became a popular tourist attraction ever since the 19th century.

Just one destination and a couple of weeks/months ... anyone with Western skills can survive happily!

forbes.com — Could some of the world's cities disappear by 2100? It's hard to predict, of course, but factors as diverse as global warming, industrial decay and aging populations mean that even as the global urban population continues to grow, some cities are facing possible extinction

consumerist.com — Airline fees are a controversial topic these days, so we look a look at the fees that airlines were charging and picked the top 3 most and least "fee crazy" airlines. Avoiding fees is hard, so why not try to avoid the airlines that charge them instead?

lame. sweaty has-been.

youtube.com — The footage, filmed by a passenger, shows the tornado whipping up power before overturning the vehicle, to the audible horror of the people inside.

buried.