With its long and sometimes tumultuous history, through the ages Spain has proved to be about as spooky and haunted as any place on earth, with lore ranging from...
31/10/2014
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Month: October 2014
To feel emotionally safe, you need to feel physically safe. Though flying is one of the safest things you can do, you need to have a good sense of why...
30/10/2014
Back in the day, hotels and resorts were always fairly predictable. From simple to grandiose, they pretty much conformed to basic expectations and conventions. Then in the 20th century,...
29/10/2014
One of the world's quintessential imperial cities can sometimes leave one more than a little overwhelmed, even in an age where sensory overload is the order of the day. That's...
28/10/2014
Java hounds sniffing after both a copacetic cup of coffee and the chance to experience key aspects of history, culture, and ecology in several Latin American countries have the...
27/10/2014
Most people, of course, board airliners and have little or no difficulty during their flights. And the reason is due to automatic regulation of arousal. It's a response which...
24/10/2014
One of Spain's foremost chefs (as well as one of the four distinguished chefs who put together Iberia's Business Plus menus) may have come from humble beginnings, but they...
23/10/2014
A fair number of folks know that Great Britain is still hanging on to its colony at the southernmost point of Iberia, Gibraltar. Fewer are aware that Spain, too,...
22/10/2014
My previous post focused on the role of light and darkness in jet lag - as has most research into the effects of environmental time cues in both animals...
21/10/2014
At first glance, you might not feel you are in Peru's capital - Barranco has a different flavour from, say, the historic centre or modern Miraflores. This petite district ending...
20/10/2014
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