
Friday, January 29, 2010
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Choose the best time to visit Cancun
Most would outline traveling off-peak as'traveling outside rush-hours to avoid overcrowding in public way of transport.' This sounds all too easy and as we'd expect - quicker said than done. If you like to be around other tourist than I advocate any time of the year to go to Mexico. You will also gain a difference point of view on travel - particularly the extra virtue of enjoying your dream destinations without huddling with the masses of visitors during vacations. And are you aware that traveling off-peak means traveling during vacations ( not before or after ) when airfares are lower and there's less road traffic? Best Times to go For both air and vehicle travel, escape the hordes by traveling in the week, particularly from Tues. thru Thursday. An additional bonus is that airfares for travel Tues. thru Thursday are often less expensive. This site also offers the load on late-night flights ( AKA red-eye flights for obvious reasons ) : these flights will help you avoid traffic but it is only effective if you can sleep sitting up-right on a plane! Some of the cheapest Cancun travel deals of the year can be discovered in the decline.
If you happen to find nonresistable super offer during off-peak dates that fall between major holidays, do not squander time. Book instantly with your discount travel agent. You may say what is the point in going to Mexico in winter when you are going there to savor the beaches? But the truth is, there's barely such a thing as winter in the Mexico as it stays warm almost all of the year. In reality, it isn't an excellent idea to fly there in the top season ( I.e, summer months ) as this is the period when the hurricanes often come.
It also helps to sign up for online newsletters of discount air travel agents like Travelocity or Expedia. By having yourself included in these companies' contact list, you can get your hands on off-peak travel promotions quicker than people who failed to. If you are the kind who can leave at a minute's notice, you are able to save a lot from last-minute flights and accommodations.
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Saturday, January 23, 2010
El Grande de Coca Cola
This riotous and wacky musical comedy stars one of South Africa's all time favourite slapstick comedians, Tobie Cronje. Impresario Papa Pepe Hernandez hires a troupe of international cabaret acts to perform in Sandton Square, but they let him down. Ever resourceful, Pepe hires his own family to do the job - with chaotic consequences. A hilarious mixture of Spanish ramblings and visual humour, this is perfect festive season fare.
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Thursday, January 21, 2010
Full Moon
San Francisco based Michael Light trawled through 32,000 photographs taken of and on the moon during the years of the Apollo Missions to select the 100 that appear here. Some are as familiar as the footprint in the lunar dust, others have been rarely sighted before but all of them produce a sense of awe. The technical quality of the images is excellent and, considering all of the photographers were by amateurs, the artistic sensibility is exceptionally high.
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Monday, January 18, 2010
Rab Noakes
A solo appearance from the infamous broadcaster and musician.
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Sunday, January 17, 2010
Tamou's
If you're a lover of couscous and tajines, then this is the kind of place you will want to keep to yourself. In a tiny street running between rue Neuve and the place des Martyrs, you could easily miss it. Everything is freshly cooked, the food is delicious and the prices are unbelievably cheap. Along with the standard Moroccan fare, try their pastries and the fresh mint tea. It's very popular at lunchtimes, so weekend may be preferable for a more relaxed meal.
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Saturday, January 16, 2010
Monday, January 11, 2010
The Night Salome Danced
Flexible Deadlock combines a production of Wilde's last play, more poetic and different in tone than his earlier comedies, with Doric Wilson's Now She Dances, a Pirandellean reflection on Wilde's characters. The fascinating double bill promises an evening of intriguing camp.
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Sunday, January 10, 2010
Sammy Hagar and The Waboritas
Sammy Hagar leaves his home in Mexico to bring you once again good ol' American rock and roll. As the ex-singer and guitarist of 1970s band Montrose, Sammy went solo until singer Dave Lee Roth was dumped from Van Halen and Hagar was called upon to replace him. After 11 years with one of rock's greatest bands, he released his first solo album in over a decade, 'Marching to Mars'. It was a lean, tough record and a critical gem in a much-maligned genre of music. His newest album, 'Ten 13', is a return to rock. Expect a very fun night as this guy knows how to party.
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Friday, January 8, 2010
Tilos Radio Party
The underground Tilos Radio station is off the air for now, but their spirit lives on in the form of all-night parties, which are among the best in Budapest. Though the DJs were enlisted a few weeks before the event, these parties usually feature the city's best purveyors of house, drum'n'bass, trip hop and acid techno. Tilos parties at the Petofi Csarnok always have at least two dance rooms with different sounds to match your mood, as well as two or three bars to keep you juiced up.
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Thursday, January 7, 2010
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Monday, January 4, 2010
Au-delà du Spectacle
A dynamic investigation into the fascination contemporary artists have with entertainment, tinsel town, cartoon heroes and popular culture. Co-curated with the Walker Art Institute in Minneapolis, the show is, for once, not laden with theory. It is a jumble of installations, videos, photos, painting and sculpture. There's Charles Ray's fairground carrousel or Paul McCarthy's 'Red Bunkhouse', Japanese manga characters, Koons kitsch, Pierre Joseph's living fairytales, the spangled costumes of Lee Bowery and a fab 3D video by Mariko Mori.
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