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You got it! In Sao Paulo, would you travel from: SAO-Guarulhos-SP(GRU) In Rio, would you travel from: RIO-Galeao-RJ(GIG) Are you getting one way ticket each time? Do you have business class on these flights? I did not see that as an option.

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It all started when I retired and moved to Nevada to live with a friend of mine. As it happened he was in Thailand when I moved to Nevada. He kept telling me I have to come to Pattaya and that I just would not believe it. I let him know that I had no interest in SE Asia and couldn

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Thanks. You are right! I do appreciate the help. Is there a way to get the site in English?

The Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa, whose deeply political work vividly examines the perils of power and corruption in Latin America, won the 2010 Nobel Prize in Literature on Thursday. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/08/books/08nobel.html?_r=1&partner=rss&emc=rss Has anyone read any of his books? I'd be curious to know what others think before I order a few of them to test. Thanks.

Would you recommend waiting till I get there to book as I'll be in Sao Paulo for a week? or, should I get online?

Makes 4 Servings Ingredients: • 4 tuna steaks, about 5 to 6 ounces each • 1 tablespoon olive oil • Salt to taste • Freshly ground black pepper • Green beans Cooking Instructions: 1. Preheat the grill to medium-high heat. 2. Season the tuna with salt and pepper and then drizzle with olive oil. 3. Grill each tuna fillet for about 3 to 5 minutes on each side, depending on the thickness of the fish steaks. 4. Serve with green beans. Nutritional Information: Per Serving: 1 tuna fillet Calories: 178 Fat: 5g Carbohydrates:Og Protein: 31g Fiber: Og Sodium: 346mg Saturated fat: 19 Sugar: Og

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Here is the word for this week: frabjous \FRAB-juhs\, adjective: Wonderful, elegant, superb, or delicious. He bombarded her with imported candy and American beauties, and cluttered up the spring with a series of whist parties, which butted into the social calendar something frabjous. -- George Fitch, At good old Siwash If there's a more frabjous pairing of writer and director than Lewis Carroll and Tim Burton, I can't imagine it. -- Mike Scott, "'Alice in Wonderland' movie review: Callooh! Callay! Tim Burton creates a frabjous delight," The Times-Picayune, March 2010 Frabjous is one of many words coined by Lewis Caroll in Through the Looking-Glass.

I found an old journal that I kept back in 2005 and thought this entry was interesting. Things change but they often stay the same. Journal: What strikes me during the early morning hours in Pattaya is how much quieter it is than the farm I grew up on in Alabama. There are no crickets chirping, no birds singing and no roosters crowing. The streets are dead and the only sound and movement anywhere comes from the few foreign tourists that get up with the sun. As an early riser, I often start stirring around 7 to the site of the sparkles of sunlight light that manages to filter through my bedroom curtains. When the powerful sunlight pushes through the heavy fabric and creeps into my eyes, I let my day begin. After years of not even going to bed until the early morning hours, I often feel uncomfortable embracing the dawn, but am comforted by memories of my grandmother. When I was a child she would rise at the crack of dawn to brew coffee and start her day. Sleeping on her couch I would wake up to the comforting smell every morning. It was my rock. Whenever I went to bed I knew I could depend on that smell the next morning. The same is true of the sunlight in Pattaya. Every morning here it takes awhile before my mind catches up with my body. When I slowly stumble while I pick up my computer and hit the elevator button to descend the five floors to the street. On most days the streets are empty as I make my way to Starbucks. While some shops open at 7 most stay close until at least 11. This irks me. I want to start my day and can't stand the idea of waiting hours before embracing each day. It pulls on my last bits of sanity and the idleness plays tricks on my mind. Luckily, Starbucks opens at 7 and they have high speed internet access so I can get work done while the rest of the city sleeps. As I walk into the coffee shop, the employees know me by name and offer to get me the usual. I nod my head, sit in MY chair and open my laptop. I answer emails, surf the web and chat with friends in the States. The hour flows by easily. As I head back to my apartment, there is more activity in the streets but the stores remain closed. Back home I water the plants I bought at the local orchid farm. There are five here now

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I am going to open up a bank account in Brazil. I have all the needed documentation. I am looking for the best one and easiest one to deal with that will give me an ATM card as well as easy to wire money into. Any information would be appreciated! Thanks.

I am looking for the best choices to go from Sao Paulo to Porto Alegre and then to Rio and back to Sao Paulo. I do carry a few 70 pound bags. What are the baggage restrictions in Brazil? Is this going to cost me a fortune? When I went back and forth from Sao Paulo to Rio so often, I had a car service take me with my luggage in the back and on the top. Now, I am looking for best way to go the route above. Thanks.

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Breast Cancer stole Pink from US. Thanks for the article though. Interesting read.

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I have pinned this event to the top of the forum for the rest of this week. Good luck with the event and I hope it everyone that is in the area will go out and support you!

I believe I have resolved the log in issues that some were having. We now have the log in on the main top banner and have added the "remember me" back as well. Please let me know if anyone is having any other issues. Thank you.

This is the rumor. Do you think this will come to fruition? I'd love to see it and may be the way out of the mess Obama has gotten himself in.

Even their statues of Christ are pink. Who knew?

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