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Hanover Township resident heading to the Galapagos Islands with Alex Trebek
Karen Yellin and her son, Mike Willey, right, are going on cruise to Galapagos Islands as winners of Jeopardy TV show sweepstakes.
Congress and Taxpayer Funded Trips
Members of Congress just love to use the American taxpayers as their own personal ATM.
50th Anniversary of Charles Darwin Foundation and Galapagos National Park
The Charles Darwin Foundation and the Galapagos National Park have completed 50 years of invaluable service to the global community.
Congressional Travel Tab Swells in Recent Years
Spending by lawmakers on taxpayer-financed trips abroad has risen sharply in recent years, a Wall Street Journal analysis of travel records shows, involving everything from war-zone visits to trips to exotic spots such as the Galapagos Islands.
Valley residents win Galapagos cruise with Alex Trebek
Two Lehigh Valley residents are among 25 winners of a cruise to the Galapagos Islands with ''Jeopardy!'' game show host Alex Trebek.
Amherst plastic surgeon puts smiles on faces of boy, parents
A year-old Galapagos Island boy was born with a cleft lip and a cleft palette, facial deformities that could force parents to disown their child in many Third World countries.
UNESCO panel considers new World Heritage sites
The Dolomite mountains in northern Italy and architectural works by Le Corbusier are among sites nominated to join UNESCO's World Heritage List at a meeting that began Monday in Spain.
The Galapagos Islands: Conserve These Unique Islands and Their Species
The Galapagos Islands are isolated in the Pacific Ocean. The closest mainland to the Galapagos Islands is Ecuador.
Google Maps Tells Us Whata s Here
Just the other day, I was browsing through Google Maps and I saw what is properly classed as a "big ol' building." Aerial shots and even Street View couldn't tell me what said building was, and I wished that Google could just check the repository of the Internet tell me what that building was.
Art in Bloom is this weekend at Black Mountain Center for the Arts
The Third Annual Art in Bloom will take place this weekend at the Black Mountain Center for the Arts, located in the beautifully renovated original city hall at 225 W. State Street.
Faculty couple wins Japanese Nobel
It's often referred to as the Japanese Nobel, and early this morning, Peter and Rosemary Grant got a phone call with news that they had won it.
Ceremony marks New Mexico spaceport launch
Construction has started on a multi-million-dollar spaceport in the New Mexico desert that is meant to launch private citizens into space.
Princeton University biologists, Japanese scientist, French composer win Kyoto Prizes
A husband-and-wife team of biologists from Princeton University are among the winners of this year's Kyoto Prizes for their decades of research on evolution in the Galapagos Islands and will share an award of $515,000. Peter and Rosemary Grant were awarded the prize in biological sciences for field work over more than 35 years on the response of ...
Students 'rough it' on Galapagos trip
A group of AU students and professors participating in an interdisciplinary course, Practices of Environmentalism, recently returned from their trip to the Galapagos Islands.
About South America for Visitors
Long haul wildlife adventures "ECLIPSE GALAPAGOS CRUISE - 7 nights for the price of 5 on July departures on an 11-day trip to Ecuador that includes two nights in the capital Quito and a seven-night cruise of the Galapagos Islands on board the M/V Eclipse, one of the most luxurious and spacious expedition ships in the Galapagos.
Volunteer in Galapagos National Park in Ecuador
Blogs Parque Nacional Galapagos works to implement and promote effective conservation and reforestation strategies within the park, and in the region.
K.B. Dixon's "The Sum of His Syndromes," a finalist for a 2008 Oregon Book Award, has just been published by Academy Chicago Publishers.
Esther J. Cepeda: Where in Chicago is Ecuador?
I'm taking a look at the presence of Ecuador in Chicago because in less than one month, Ecuador will find a piece of Chicago in it.
Volunteer for Escuela Pedro Pablo Andrade [Galapagos]
Blogs Volunteer for Escuela Pedro Pablo Andrade [Galapagos] Unidad Educativa offers educational opportunities for children and teenagers specializing in eduaction, culture, sports, and the knowlegde of flora and fauna conservation in the Galapagos.
Further proof that all law bloggers end up in Cincinnati eventually
Further proof that all law bloggers end up in Cincinnati eventually: Tomorrow I'll be traveling to Covington, Kentucky where, on Thursday, I'll be a CLE presenter at the 2009 Kentucky Bar Association Convention .