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Marshall Zelaznik Reveals Why The UFC Will Visit Smaller Brazilian Cities
Marshall Zelaznik Reveals Why The UFC Will Visit Smaller Brazilian Cities Posted by Joseph Lee on 05.16.2013 Fans will show up... UFC executive Marshall Zelaznik has told MMA Junkie just why the UFC has decided to hold UFC on FX 8 in Jaragua do Sul, Brazil, a city so little-known that he had to tell the UFC's Brazilian partners were it was.
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"Cai Guo-Qiang: Da Vincis do Povo," his latest over-the-top roadshow, is traversing Brazil, with the current stop taking over one of the busiest intersections in Sao Paulo, as well as the interiors two cultural institutions.
Critical Need For Intervention For Brazil's Crack Users
A Brazilian investigative team, collaborating with a Simon Fraser University researcher, is citing an urgent need for targeted interventions among young crack users in cities throughout Brazil, identified as the world's biggest crack market, and further research to better address the problem.
Greeley and Hansen Plans to Increase Infrastructure Export Opportunities in Latin America
ED Note: Greeley and Hansen is a global leader in developing innovative engineering, architecture, and management solutions for a wide array of complex water, wastewater, and water-related infrastructure challenges.
Jui Kretzu has been appointed General Manager at Grace Beijing, China
The award-winning Grace Hotels has announced the appointment of Jui Kretzu as General Manager of Grace Beijing.
Visiting Top Hostels in Salvador
To keep up with the ever-growing multitude of backpackers that flood Salvador, the capital of Bahia state and Brazil's second biggest tourist destination, the city has seen an impressive increase in the number of hostels over the past few years.
During his relentless travel around the world over the past few weeks, seeking support for his candidature, the newly named director general of the World Trade Organisation , Brazil's Roberto Carvalho de Azevedo would have realised that the world is far more complicated than most imagine it to be.
Crack user study finds critical need for intervention
A Brazilian investigative team, collaborating with a Simon Fraser University researcher, is citing an urgent need for targeted interventions among young crack users in cities throughout Brazil, identified as the world's biggest crack market, and further research to better address the problem.
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Britain launches 'super priority' same-day visa service for Indians
The first-of-its-kind service to be launched anywhere in the world by the UK Home Office is open for appointment bookings in India from today.
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Student Team From Malaysian Varsity Shortlisted For Airbus' "Fly Your Ideas" Challenge
KUALA LUMPUR, May 14 -- Airbus has shortlisted a student team from Universiti Putra Malaysia to compete in the third edition of the Fly Your Ideas Challenge with fellow students from Australia, Brazil, India and Italy.
Where does Latin America stand?
That's a frequent dialogue among witty Spaniards. I imagine that women could respond the same way.
Travel Editor's Blog: Canada can't ignore American tourism
Fascinating news that the U.S. is considering a law that would allow Canadians to spend more time on American soil.
As a species, humans are hunter/gatherers who love nothing better than capturing a treasure to bring back to the home lair, and thus we truly appreciate those among us who, like Deborah and Rob Phebus, are highly successful at discovering art and artifact, particularly if they managed to acquire these at incredible bargain prices.
Over 78,000 Apply for A One-Way Trip To Mars
Ever wanted to leave planet Earth behind for a one-way ticket to Mars? Here is your chance to apply for a mission that claims to make it possible.
The Dream Project adventure scholarship program 2013 recipients
The Dream Project adventure scholarship program has five outstanding recipients for 2013.
Brazil clips wings of Indian affairs office in land dispute
The Brazilian government sought to appease the country's powerful farm lobby on Wednesday by broadening the decision-making process used to designate land for Indian reservations, following controversial expropriations.
How India plans to FIGHT cyber ATTACKS
While a proposal to develop national cyber security architecture is believed to be awaiting the last round of approvals, the government is also taking steps to train cyber security experts.
Paul McCartney swarmed by grasshoppers
Paul McCartney shows are known for attracting multi-generational audiences but last night in Brazil he attracted a different kind of crowd altogether.
Traveling the world means trying everything around you including fresh fruit indigenous to the area.