Bobby Sands: how ordinary (Travel destination) people become terrorists

Bobby Sands: how ordinary people become terrorists
Socialist Worker - Twenty five years ago, Irish Republican prisoners went on hunger strike in the H-Blocks of Long Kesh prison in Northern Ireland. After 66 days Bobby Sands, aged 27, was the first of ten hunger strikers the British government allowed to die. Tory

Be wary of supposed e-mail 'deals'
Brampton Guardian - Have you ever been offered or actually sent a cheque from a stranger who in turn is asking you to send money or a balance back to them or to another person, or business? Let me use this fictitious example for clarification. I advertise a personal ski

Breathing new life into an old profession
Southeast Missourian - A lot of people believe Monday was a bellwether day for print journalism. Why? Because on Monday the second largest newspaper chain in the United States, Knight Ridder Inc., was sold. Its price tag shows what the financial world's best and brightest

Travel Agents Protest Travelocity Deal
Travel Trade - For anyone who believes Travelocity will not solicit additional business, I have some beautiful low-lying property for sale in South Florida. I don't understand why the cruise lines would allow them this position, not expecting other organizations to

Where do billionaires go on vacation? Anywhere!
MSNBC - View related photos Contrary to popular belief, not all billionaires travel the same way. For example, not all of them own a yacht or are driven around in a $325,000 Maybach. And many of them don't necessarily opt for the largest and most

Travelocity Onboard Spurs Mutiny
Travel Trade - The online travel agency Travelocity created a storm of agent protest last week, and public relations problems for three cruise partners, after its March 2 announcement launching Travelocity Onboard. The three cruise partners, Holland America

Agents Demand Cruise Lines
Travel Trade - Travel agents reacted swiftly in sending a unanimous chorus of criticism to participating cruise lines and to Travel Trade following the announcement of Travelocity Onboard earlier this month. Travel agents contacting Travel Trade expressed strident