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Saturday, March 29, 2008

Start Your New Life Off Right With A Destination Wedding

If you are planning your wedding to your special someone, you know the stress of nailing down all of the details.

You can relieve all of that stress -- and turn your wedding into a vacation while you're at it. That's the beauty of destination weddings.

Whether you are planning a 2008 wedding, or a 2009 ceremony, think of the adventure, fun and romance of getting married in Mexico, on the Riviera Maya. To ensure the proper atmosphere for your wedding, Karisma operates resorts that are adult-only and dining dress codes are strictly enforced.

The professionals at Karisma Hotels are ready to help you plan your special day. Start by browsing the Karisma website, using the web link above. Once on the Karisma website, you can even chat with a specialist for live help.

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Monday, October 01, 2007

Innovation: More than Science and Technology

As global economic competition intensifies, more countries are deliberately using public policy to shape national systems that allow firms to access innovations that can give them a leg up, according to a special section on global innovation policy in the fall edition of Issues in Science and Technology.

The section focuses on national innovation systems in Mexico, Belgium, India, Korea, Japan, and the United States, and includes articles by R. Chidambaram, the principal scientific adviser to the government of India, Sungchul Chung, president of Korea's Science and Technology Policy
Institute, and Fientje Moerman, vice-minister-president of Flanders and minister for economy, enterprise, science, innovation, and foreign trade.

Managing a national innovation system is a constant challenge -- and struggle, according to Charles Wessner, deputy director of the National Research Council's Board on Science, Technology, and Economic Policy.

"What works in one context will not necessarily work in another," Wessner writes. "What works in one decade will not necessarily work in the next. And with the global economic system in flux, every country must be ready to reexamine and revise its policies.

"These articles contain no easy answers," Wessner continues. "They offer something much more useful: candid and perceptive discussion of the successes and failures that are slowly leading all of us to a better understanding of how innovation can be tapped and directed to achieve human goals."

In the United States, substantial changes in the national innovation system will be needed, argues Christopher Hill of George Mason University. In his article, The Post-Scientific Society, Hill writes that although science and technology will continue to play a vital role in innovation,
the critical ingredients for continued U.S. economic success are likely to come from other disciplines.

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Friday, April 27, 2007

Leave Your Wallet Behind

The Internet is cluttered with literally dozens, if not hundreds, of travel websites. How do you know which is the right one?

Try vacations.net, which will be your one-stop and all-inclusive shop for your next getaway!

Your room, meals, drinks, and activities are included in one price -- eliminating financial stress, the final worry surrounding your vacation.

Choose from relaxing and exotic locales in the Caribbean, Mexico, Central America, South America, Asia and the South Pacific, and the Mediterranean.

In addition to the increased functionality of the booking engine, Vacations.net new website, www.Vacations.net, offers new features such as:

• Compelling visual images & virtual tours
• In-depth information on the destinations including amenities & recreational activities
• Thorough information on accommodations with detailed room options
• All-Inclusive vacations sorted by vacation style and related preferences
• Resort ratings from travelers who have experienced the resort first-hand
• Hot Deals and much more…

Visit www.Vacations.net or call toll-free at 1-888-205-3315 for reservations or more information. Paradise is just a click away!

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Friday, April 06, 2007

Apprehensions Down 30 Percent Along Southern Border


Apprehensions through the end of the second quarter are down 30 percent compared to the sameperiod during the previous fiscal year, continuing a trend in the overall decline of border apprehensions between ports of entry, according to the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency.

From Oct. 1 through March 31, CBP Border Patrol agents made 418,184 arrests along the US southern border compared to 594,142 apprehensions during the same period last year, with all southern bordersectors experiencing declines in apprehensions. The Del Rio, Texas and Yuma, Ariz., sectors experienced the greatest declines, with a decrease of 68 percent in Yuma (24,726 apprehensions) and a decrease of 57 percent in Del Rio (12,151 apprehensions), CBP says.

Apprehensions of other than Mexico nationals declined 55 percent along the southern border, which totaled 25,269 through the second quarter 2007. The decrease in other-than-Mexican apprehensions reduces the time agents spend transporting and processing and increases time spent patrolling the border, the agency adds.

Under the Secure Border Initiative, CBP continues to strengthen border security efforts through the deployment and integration of tactical infrastructure, proven technology and additional personnel. Other significant efforts include the expansion of expedited removal, thedeployment of National Guard personnel through Operation Jump Start, targeted operations within the sectors and strong federal, state, local and tribal law enforcement partnerships, CBP says.

Additionally, Border Patrol agents have seized more than 1 million pounds of marijuana (a 31 percent increase) and 7,275 pounds of cocaine (a122 percent increase) compared to same period in fiscal year 2006. Agents in the Tucson, Ariz., sector accounted for nearly 50 percent of the southern border marijuana seizures with 498,815 pounds and the Rio GrandeValley, Texas, sector accounted for 55 percent of the cocaine seizures with4,021 pounds, CBP says. The total combined estimated value of the narcotics seizedalong the southern border is more than $1.03 billion, it adds.


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Tuesday, January 30, 2007

Make Your Vacation Even More Relaxing: Go All-Inclusive

When my wife and I went on our honeymoon, she booked us at an all-inclusive resort in the Caribbean. And I'm so glad she did.

An all inclusive honeymoon vacation is even more relaxing because you've already paid all your costs in one "all inclusive" fee. That means no more pulling out cash or plastic at the end of a romantic evening.

Sure, at first, it was a little odd not to have to pay for everything but soon enough it removed that last little bit of stress -- money -- from any vacation. And boy, did it make hanging out at the bar a lot easier and nicer!

You can search for all inclusive honeymoons at Vacations.net. Destinations include Ocho Rios, Jamaica; Cancun, Mexico; St. John's, Antigua and more!

Vacations.net offers 50% off regular rates as well as beautiful virtual tours so you know just where to spend your all-inclusive getaway. Paradise is just a click away!

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