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Have road will travel: Top 10 drives along the coast
Few things celebrate the end of winter like a great drive and enjoying the beach. Whether you can put the top down or not, members and editors of travel website VirtualTourist.com are sure you'll enjoy any of our "Top 10 Coastal Drives." 1. Pacific...
Tags: Cape Town (South Africa), Melbourne, Montenegro, Highway Transportation, Tourism and Leisure
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More from former FSU CB Greg Reid on his push for redemption
AVENTURA -- In case you missed our lengthy Sunday morning read on former Florida State cornerback and punt returner Greg Reid over the weekend, please pause for a moment, click this link and check it out. I hope you enjoy that piece. In addition to it,...
Tags: Entertainment, NFL Draft, National Football League, Marcus Lattimore, Bobby Bowden
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Police: Bombing suspects planned more attacks
BOSTON (AP) — As churches paused to mourn the dead and console the survivors of the Boston Marathon bombing Sunday, the city's police commissioner said the two suspects had such a large cache of weapons that they were probably planning other...
Tags: Politics, This Week (tv program), Religion and Belief, Television Industry, CBS Corp.
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Tax-refund travel destinations in Florida, the Bahamas and the Caribbean
Special CorrespondentWith National Tax Day having passed, and the IRS reporting that many Americans will get refunds of close to $3,000, some of us may be looking for “tax refund-worthy” destinations. Here are some deals to consider in Florida, the Bahamas and the...Tags: Amusement and Theme Parks, Personal Service, Harley-Davidson Inc., Rentals, Travel
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Antares rocket blasts into orbit for first time in test for NASA
In its maiden flight to space, a commercially built 13-story rocket blasted off from a launch pad off the coast of Virginia in a test mission for NASA. The Antares rocket, developed by Orbital Sciences Corp., roared into orbit after launching Sunday...
Tags: SpaceX, Science, Science and Technology, Charles F. Bolden, Jr., NASA
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Alligator Princess quenches thirst for adventure by kayaking St. Johns
LONGWOOD — Tired from paddling her kayak on the St. Johns River, the Alligator Princess set up camp in a clearing near Cape Canaveral. During the night, she heard rumbling outside her tent. Looking out, her knife nearby, she saw a herd of cattle....
Tags: Rivers, Environmental Issues, Enzian Theater, Sports, Canoeing and Kayaking
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Facts about the St. Johns
It is Florida's longest river at 310 miles. With a drop of less than 30 feet from its origination point in the swamps south of Melbourne to the Atlantic Ocean, it is known as one of the world's laziest rivers. It flows through Central Florida at about...
Tags: Melbourne, Wildlife, Environmental Issues, Endangered Species, Conservation
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Pay to play in Ocean City
In the off-season, Ocean City often adds some new feature for tourists: a miniature golf course perhaps, a seafood restaurant or maybe a bar that caters to the beachgoing crowd. But here's a possible addition that might not be so welcome — parking...
Tags: Ocean City, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Oceans, Worcester County, Bodies of Water
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Six months later, Superstorm Sandy's impact still being felt
The Obama administration approved $1.83 billion to help New Jersey recover from the effects of Superstorm Sandy, which six months ago to the day pounded through the state and metropolitan New York City areas, bring flooding, destruction and death....
Tags: Politics, Roman Catholicism, U.S. Congress, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Long Island
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Ocean City mom, daughter see progress on dyslexia in Trenton
The Press of Atlantic City, Pleasantville, N.J.Two bills and a resolution that would require more training for teachers on dyslexia and other reading disabilities unanimously passed the Assembly Monday, with the Ocean City mother and daughter who inspired the bills there to see it happen. "I was...Tags: Atlantic City (Atlantic, New Jersey), Ocean City, Dyslexia, Teaching and Learning, Education
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Climate change will make flights bumpier, study says
In the future, white-knuckle fliers may be able to blame those brutally bumpy flights over the Atlantic Ocean on greenhouse gases. Turbulence will be stronger and occur more often if carbon dioxide emissions double by 2050, heating up the atmosphere,...
Tags: Science and Technology, Transportation Accidents, Federal Aviation Administration, Global Change, Environmental Issues
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Va. scientist finds rising East Coast sea levels
Richmond Times-DispatchGLOUCESTER POINT -- For years, computer simulations have predicted that climate change will cause East Coast sea levels to rise at an increasingly rapid rate. In a 2010 study, Virginia Institute of Marine Science oceanographer John Boon looked at...Tags: Weather, Oceans, Global Change, Norfolk (Norfolk, Virginia), Marine Science
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