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| It Creeps, it Crawls... |
| And it's for Dinner! |
| I stumbled into the little wood and grass hut in the middle of the Amazon jungle and sat down for my morning meal, courtesy of the nearly stone age Waorani tribe. |
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| Surviving Sharks |
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| Breathing hard into my face-mask and trying in vain not to swallow the salt water while a dozen nine-foot lemon sharks and a few eleven-foot tiger sharks swam around me... |
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| Surviving: Inner Wild |
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| You may not know everything about how to make your summer camping trip a fun and hassle-free one, but take heart -- they don’t call it “roughing it" for nothing, right? |
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| Lap of Luxe Lounges |
| Porter Airlines |
| Have you flown Porter Airlines? Seems like everyone who isn't is stuck with regular no nonsense food and services, but Porter's got some signature services. |
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| Survivorman Himself |
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| Check out more escapades, escapes and exotic adventures with our pal, Les Stroud. |
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The Family Get-Together



The doorbell rings. You check the calendar, then obsessively recheck. No. It can’t be. Didn’t we just have one of these? You look for someplace to hide, then realize it’s futile.
They know where you live.
The doorbell sounds another death chime. You walk slowly, steps heavy, heart constricted. You pause, take a steadying breath, and grip the doorknob for strength. The door swings open to reveal your worst fear.
It’s your family.
Yes, another holiday has arrived and your relatives, young, old and insane, have descended upon you for a good, old-fashioned “get-together." Sound ominously familiar?
If this scenario fills you with dread, don’t sweat it. Pour yourself a cold one and take some tips from those who have been there on how to deal with the stress of the family gathering, and no, it doesn’t include cooking and eating them.
According to thelifenetwork.ca, the number one cause of stress during a holiday season is trying to fit too much work into too few hours, when even the most anal among us may not be able to meet tight deadlines. Some of their tips for running a smoother show include the most anal activity of all: list-making!
Apparently it’s much easier to keep track of what needs to be done, and what has been accomplished, if you have a list to consult. Who knew?
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