Surf’s up in the fitness studio
15.05.12 / Uncategorized / Author: Admin / Comments: (0)
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NEW YORK (Reuters) – Spun out on spinning? Bored in barre class?
Topless Ukraine activist grabs Euro soccer cup
15.05.12 / Uncategorized / Author: Admin / Comments: (0)
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KIEV (Reuters) – A Ukrainian women’s rights activist stripped to the waist and seized the Euro-2012 soccer trophy while it was on public display in Kiev on Saturday in a protest against the forthcoming month-long championship.
IAG losses swell as fuel prices, weak Spain hurt
14.05.12 / Uncategorized / Author: Admin / Comments: (0)
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LONDON (Reuters) – International Airlines Group, formed by the merger of British Airways and Iberia, said first quarter losses more than doubled as higher fuel costs and weakness in Spain undermined strength in premium long-haul travel out of London.
Mexican airport reopens after volcano activity
13.05.12 / Uncategorized / Author: Admin / Comments: (0)
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – The airport in the central Mexican state of Puebla reopened on Thursday night after it was closed briefly by an ash cloud from a nearby volcano, said an official from the local government.
No survivors found after Russian plane crashes in Indonesia
12.05.12 / Uncategorized / Author: Admin / Comments: (0)
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MOUNT SALAK, Indonesia (Reuters) – A rescue team found several bodies but no survivors on Thursday in the wreckage of a Russian plane that crashed into a mountain in Indonesia during an exhibition flight with 45 people on board.
Foiled plot shows militants seek detection-proof bombs
10.05.12 / Uncategorized / Author: Admin / Comments: (0)
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The revelation that militants sought to attack an airliner with an improved “underwear bomb” in a plot foiled by U.S. and allied authorities shows their determination to build bombs that can pass through airport security, U.S. officials said.
Fire safety problems delay new Berlin airport yet again
09.05.12 / Uncategorized / Author: Admin / Comments: (0)
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BERLIN (Reuters) – The opening of Berlin’s new airport will be delayed by up to three months due to fire safety problems, authorities said on Tuesday, dealing an embarrassing blow to the German capital’s flagship project less than a month before its planned launch.
48 Hours in Bruges
09.05.12 / Uncategorized / Author: Admin / Comments: (0)
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BRUGES, Belgium (Reuters) – The well-preserved historic Bruges city centre is a UNESCO world heritage site and with eight Michelin star restaurants and the most independent chocolatiers in Belgium, it is worth a visit even for those who do not like museums.
48 Hours in Bruges
08.05.12 / Uncategorized / Author: Admin / Comments: (0)
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BRUGES, Belgium (Reuters) – The well-preserved historic Bruges city centre is a UNESCO world heritage site and with eight Michelin star restaurants and the most independent chocolatiers in Belgium, it is worth a visit even for those who do not like museums.
For diver, Concordia should be sunk, not saved
08.05.12 / Uncategorized / Author: Admin / Comments: (0)
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ROME (Reuters) – The Costa Concordia, the wrecked liner which has been half-submerged near the Italian island of Giglio since it hit a rock in January, could be a paradise for recreational scuba divers from around the world – if sunk instead of salvaged.
M&C Hotels fears post-Olympic hangover for London
07.05.12 / Uncategorized / Author: Admin / Comments: (0)
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LONDON, May 3 – Hotelier Millennium & Copthorne fears a post-Olympic hangover could hit growth in London, which along with buoyant Asian markets, offset weakness in mainland Europe in the first quarter.
United puts final touches on major 737 order
07.05.12 / Uncategorized / Author: Admin / Comments: (0)
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – United Airlines is putting the finishing touches on an order for at least 100 Boeing Co 737 narrowbody jets potentially worth $10 billion at list prices, industry sources said on Thursday.
Bmi low-cost unit could cease operations in September
06.05.12 / Uncategorized / Author: Admin / Comments: (0)
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LONDON (Reuters) – British airline bmi, which was bought by BA and Iberia owner IAG last month, has begun a consultation process that could see bmibaby cease operations in September, after it failed to find a buyer for the low-cost unit.
Samsung unwraps latest Galaxy rival to iPhone
06.05.12 / Uncategorized / Author: Admin / Comments: (0)
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LONDON/HELSINKI (Reuters) – Samsung Electronics unveiled a new top-of-the-range Galaxy smartphone in London on Thursday, updating the most direct rival to Apple’s iPhone with a larger touch screen and more powerful processor.
Fearful of Putin, rich flee Russian art market
05.05.12 / Uncategorized / Author: Admin / Comments: (0)
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MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russian billionaires are famous for being big buyers of contemporary art, bolstering sales in capitals across the West, but at home it’s a different story.
Fearful of Putin, rich flee Russian art market
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MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russian billionaires are famous for being big buyers of contemporary art, bolstering sales in capitals across the West, but at home it’s a different story.
Helsinki rejects Guggenheim museum proposal
04.05.12 / Uncategorized / Author: Admin / Comments: (0)
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HELSINKI (Reuters) – Helsinki rejected a proposal to build a 140 million euro Guggenheim museum on the Finnish capital’s waterfront, a notice on the city’s website said on Wednesday.
A century later, Niagara Falls high-wire feat set for June 15
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NIAGARA FALLS, New York (Reuters) – High-wire performer Nik Wallenda announced on Wednesday that June 15 is the day his boyhood dream to walk a tightrope over Niagara Falls will become a reality.
Dubai sukuk to fund airport expansion
03.05.12 / Uncategorized / Author: Admin / Comments: (0)
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DUBAI (Reuters) – Dubai will use $1.25 billion raised through an Islamic bond last week to fund the expansion of its airport and is confident of repaying creditors at its flagship conglomerate Dubai World on time, a top Dubai official told Reuters on Tuesday.
Western authorities fear militants will carry implanted bombs
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. and allied officials said they are increasingly concerned that doctors working with al Qaeda’s Yemen-based affiliate will implant bombs inside living militants in order to try to circumvent airport security measures and bring down aircraft.