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Documenting the North Atlantic Trash Gyre
By Eddy Patricelli
March 19, 2013
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By now, you’ve heard of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Sadly, there’s also one in the Atlantic, and more emerging elsewhere. Islands cinematographer Justin Lewis is creating a documentary film on the North Atlantic Trash Gyre, and a hard cover book showcasing the sea life it impacts. That is, if his project can gain more support.
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Travel Deal for the Hopelessly Unromantic
February 19, 2013
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It's long past Feb. 14, and you forgot Valentine's Day. You slipped. You went brain dead. You whiffed. And now you're in a doghouse so big, you can even afford the property taxes on the square footage. But we're here to rescue you.
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Starbucks Arrives on Harbour Island, Bahamas
By Eddy Patricelli
January 22, 2013
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No, don't worry. Quaint, cozy Harbour Island remains quaint and cozy, with no signs of American franchises. Well, except one. Locals Ryan and Gem Austin recently opened Cocoa, a Starbucks-infused coffeehouse. Located across the street from the iconic Valentines Resort, Cocoa opened one month ago, shortly after Starbucks coffee and espresso machines arrived from Italy.
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Royal Caribbean's Hidden Cruise Playground
By Sarah Greaves-Gabbadon
January 10, 2013
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Almost every cruise line sailing the Caribbean can boast of having its very own private island. But only Royal Caribbean can claim its own peninsula, Labadee, an exclusive playground on Haiti’s north coast where the action aboard the world’s two largest cruise liners, Allure of the Seas and Oasis of the Seas, moves from ship to shore. The 26-acre playground comprises seven “neighborhoods”: Columbus Cove has a water park with floating “icebergs”; there’s Adrenaline Beach, with the Dragon’s Tail roller coaster; and the Barefoot Beach Club, where private over-water cabanas await those with a taste for the finer things (and a spare $200 to reserve one for the day). But don’t leave Labadee without ... 
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