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World's worst airports to sleep in Some might say Helsinki itself is pretty soporific, so this snooze-friendly airport should really knock you out, according to SleepinginAirports.net voters. "There are a few 'beds' made of four seats together (no armrests)," writes one airport sleeper ecstatically. A new entry to the site's top five, Schiphol scores for its "comfortable couches" and a forest-like area with nature sounds between Departures 3 and 4. Travelers love the traditional dance performances here -- although whether that's because they're a good Valium substitute isn't clarified. The dormouse's favorite, Singapore Changi, wins top spot for the 17th year in a row. Rest and relaxation are apparently "mandatory."

Vango Banshee 200 Tent Ideal for trekking and backpacking through any conditions, the Vango Banshee 200 is a reliable shelter with a handy porch area for cooking and storage. There are 2 versions of this tent available, the 2013 version in Green/Black and the 2014 version in 'Cactus' Green. The 2014 version has been updated with a lower silhouette and a door on each side, giving you dual access and extra storage if you need it. The tent can be pitched either all as one, or flysheet first, depending on the conditions you're in. The flysheet is fire-retardant Protex HC polyester with a hydrostatic head of 5000, with taped seams for extra protection and reflective webbing and zip pullers to help you find it in adverse conditions.

If they won't contact you, contact us! Who do the aliens choose, and why haven't they chosen you? Each abduction provides the growing community of Ufologists and related researchers with more information, but we must nevertheless accept that the answers to our questions about alien abductions are still a long way off...if, indeed, our questions can ever be fully answered. The fact of the matter is that most people will probably never have the opportunity to be abducted by aliens.

10 places to move abroad and extend your life Throughout history, people have been intrigued by legends of societies where residents thrived well past 100 years old. Today, there is skepticism whether any such place exists, but health scientists do scour the globe in search of medicinal remedies and other lifespan enhancements. In fact, many “pockets” around the world have been identified as “Blue Zones,” where locals enjoy high quality of life and health in old age. While failing to offer one “secret,” these regions share community factors such as diet, social integration, activity level, and outlook on life. While genetics plays a role in how long we live, researchers believe lifestyle factors account for 75% of our longevity. 1.

businessinsider Here’s something that has always puzzled me, growing up in the U.S. as a child of Russian parents. Whenever I or my friends were having our photos taken, we were told to say “cheese” and smile. But if my parents also happened to be in the photo, they were stone-faced. So were my Russian relatives, in their vacation photos. The Best Airport Micro-Hotels - Airports are a terrible place to sleep and the there have been many times when I have had a long international layover, a flight cancellation, or a number of other unforeseen events where I simply need a power nap or extended rest. In most cases this means spreading out on some airport chairs or getting down on the floor to catch a nap. But thanks to the new trend of short-stay micro-hotels that is hopefully changing.

Hi Gear Tibet 55 + 10 Backpack The Hi Gear Tibet 55 + 10 Litre Travel Rucksack is loaded with features, comfortable and durable - a versatile rucksack that's good for many situations. Constructed from 600D polyester with PU coating, it's tear and abrasion resistant and water resistant too, and comes with a raincover in case you get trapped in a sudden downpour. Hi Gear's 'Cool Air Design' back ventilation system, combined with the adjustable back, chest strap and hip belt with lumbar support, all means that you'll be carrying your load in comfort. The compression straps mean that the bag can be slimmed down when not full, to keep weight next to your body and ease any strain, while the 2-section bag divider helps you to spread any load evenly. A functional and stylish option for transporting your kit with you, wherever you are. Attributes

Where The Hell Is Matt? - About Matt Matt is a 37-year-old deadbeat from Westport, Connecticut who used to think that all he ever wanted to do in life was make and play videogames. He got lucky, landing a job as a game designer in Los Angeles at a young age, and figured he had everything pretty much figured out. At 23, he moved to Brisbane, Australia, where it's a pretty typical thing for people to take off and travel the planet for a while before settling down. He thought that sounded amazing, and was also starting to realize that maybe videogames weren't the only thing that mattered. So in early 2003, he quit his job to go wandering around Southeast Asia until the money ran out.

Cities of Color: 10 Vibrant, Colorful Cities of the World Cities of Color: 10 Vibrant, Colorful Cities of the World The most colorful cities around the world – There’s more to a city than just concrete, steel and hard work. The color of a city’s architecture and the creativity of its people can turn a dull, functional town into a thing of vibrant beauty. From the favelas of Rio de Janeiro to the Blue City of India and beyond, color is a core characteristic of some of the world’s most stunning cities. Join us to explore 10 of the most bright and colorful cities around the world today. Cinque Terre – Italy

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