British Airways has confirmed its schedule of operations during the planned strike action by cabin crew. Between the 18 and 23 May, British Airways plans to operate all flights to and from Gatwick and London City airports. The airline has also confirmed its schedule to and from Heathrow – for more information and to check the status
See the original post here:
BA confirms Heathrow schedule during strike
Note: Click here for a map of The Pomegranate. A couple of weeks ago when people asked if I planned to go to the Strawberry Festival or the Midi Festival or the Blueberry Festival or the Chaoyang Park Festival or whatever music festival, I had a stock answer: I’d rather have a yard of barbed wire
More here:
Rynostock 2010: Beers and bands in the Beijing ‘burbs
I just came across some really exciting material this weekend. Apparently the biggest “school” in the world right now is run and taught by one person. I put school in quotes because it’s not a school in the traditional sense – it is just one guy who started making tutoring videos for his cousins on YouTube.
Read more:
I Just Saw The Future Of Education, And It’s Online
One of the great things about living in my little town of Duarte right now comes in the form of a small hole in the wall restaurant called Tacos Ensenada.
Continue reading here:
Tacos Ensenada: A Duarte Foodie Gem
Usually one doesn’t associate Dim Sum and Indian Food together; yet, at Rajdhani, there actually is a connection between these two thoughts, albeit in a round about way. Like Dim Sum, there are servers that dispense food from table to table, from patron to patron, plus it’s not going to cost you an arm and a leg to eat at Rajdhani.
Follow this link:
Gujrati-Style Dim Sum at Rajdhani
Cancun recently ranked number two in Orbitz’s Index. This year, Orbitz Index was based on the most popular travel for the summer season, and destinations that are budget-minded for travelers looking to find the best deals. Cancun in Mexico invite travelers to discover the vast natural, cultural and gastronomical cultures
Visit link:
Cancun Mexico, Top 2 Summer Travel Destinations for 2010
For the longest time, my only experience with Burmese food was at the Golden Triangle Restaurant in Whittier . In fact, for the longest time, it was the only game in town when it came to Burmese food. Slowly, but surely, other players became as prominent and that included Yoma in Monterey Park, so one night, I set up an outing for my dining group to check it out.
Read more from the original source:
Burmese Dishes at Yoma
If you’re looking to get away next weekend, consider traveling to South Carolina’s most beautiful resort town – Hilton Head . Just 95 miles north of Savannah, Georgia, this luxurious escape boasts subtropical climate with a sophisticated and upscale flair.
Visit link:
Next Weekend Away: Hilton Head
In the wake of Arizona’s announcement to implement SB1070 this summer, businesses and cities as a whole are boycotting the state in protest. Yesterday, Austin, Texas made it official that it would cut off both business and travel ties with Arizona, since the law requires police to detain people who they suspect may be illegal immigrants. The only travel that is encouraged will be those trips related to police investigations, humanitarian efforts, or for protecting the health and safety of Austin’s citizens.
Go here to read the rest:
Austin, Texas bans travel to Arizona due to SB1070
It looks like a new burger place is going to be opening in the Fenway neighborhood of Boston. Based on information from a business license post on the EveryBlock Boston site, Tasty Burger is looking to open on Boylston Street (at the Yawkey Way/Jersey Street intersection), about one block south of Fenway Park. No further information has been made to the public yet, but we are working on finding out more and will post updates as we get them
Here is the original post:
Tasty Burger Coming to Boston’s Fenway Neighborhood
About the Institute Shankara Institute of Technology, promoted by the S.K Chaudhary Educational Trust , is affiliated to the Rajasthan Technical University, Kota, Rajasthan. It was established to promote quality education in Technology and Management.
The rest is here:
Shankara Institute of Technology, Jaipur
The first annual Killeshandra Coarse Angling Festival sponsored by The Shamrock Innn, Killeshandra, has just been run from 3rd-6th May and a total of 663.45 kilo ( 1,462 lb) of fish was caught by 21 anglers. Anglers consisted of a number of local anglers, also some from Northern Ireland and the UK. The overall festival was won by Preston Innovations rep.
Read the original here:
1,462 lb caught at Killeshandra Coarse Angling Festival
Expo 2010 Shanghai China is sheduled from May 1st to October 31st 2010. With over 190 countries and 50 International Organizations participating, expected 100 million visitors. This big event promises to be the biggest ever.
More here:
Come to Shanghai for the Expo 2010
Yes, you read that right. The first reaction to these is a reliable double take, the second reaction is to ask if they are real. They are.
The rest is here:
Photos of Note: Boeing 787 and Model 40 fly formation
An Asian restaurant is coming to Hingham this summer, moving into a new residential, business, and commercial complex along the coast of this South Shore town. According to the Hingham Journal and Wicked Local, Typhoon Asian Bistro and Lounge will be opening at The Launch at Hingham Shipyard, a mixed-use community that is just off Route 3A near the Weymouth border.
Read more:
Typhoon Asian Bistro and Lounge to Open in Hingham
(I wrote an article on student travel for my Journalism class in college. This is the fifth and final part. You can go read the first part here! ) Another cost effective way to travel is through a tour company
Original post:
Student Travel on a Budget: Part V
Lufthansa is set to take delivery of its first A380 – MSN038 ( D-AIMA ) on May 19. Final preparations are underway for the arrival of the first of four superjumbos to join the German flag carrier this year. The first, arriving next week, will be followed by additions in June, July and September.
Read more:
Lufthansa preps for arrival of first A380
If anyone is interested in helping translate the TravelManager into the following languages then please contact us as soon as possible. We are looking to start the translation process from the 1st June. French German Spanish Italian Polish Lithuanian Portuguese Swedish Danish Dutch Romanian Turkish Mandarin Chinese Bengali Hindi / Urdu Arabic Russian Japanese Many Thanks
Read the original here:
Translators required
I often rant about my bus journey to and from work; the buses are rarely on time, the cost is increasing. Last week I travelled down to London, to find that the underground was pretty much closed off. I realise the bank holiday will be quieter but its still a popular time for tourists and locals to visit the city
View post:
Vote for the world’s worst public transport system
This year’s Camden Green fair will be better than ever Get yourself enjoying the great outdoors, not only by joining in the fun on World Environment Day on the 5th, but also at Regent Park for the Camden Green Fair the following day, powered by renewable energy. This is a great opportunity to see London becoming a greener city and what’s more it is free for the whole family to enjoy.
See more here:
Camden Green Fair and Bikefest 2010