Articles by Lena Vazifdar
"Bronco Bama" Girl: Four-Year-Old Cries Becase she is Tired of "Bronco Bama and Mitt Romney" [VIDEO]
A video has gone viral of a 4-year-old girl crying about being tired of the Presidential campaign. In the video, Abigael Evans, of Colorado, tells her mother Elizabeth Evans that she is tired. She says, "I'm tired - I'm tired of Bronco Bama and Mitt Romney," as tears flow down her face.
New York Marathon 2012 To Happen Despite Hurricane Sandy's Aftermath
Despite Hurricane Sandy devastating New York, the NYC marathon is still occurring on Sunday. Despite Hurricane Sandy devastating New York, the NYC marathon is still occurring on Sunday.
Candidate Killed in Storm: GOP Candidate, John Rose of West Virginia Struck By A Tree Limb
Hurricane Sandy has killed a West Virginia state legislative candidate. John Rose, 60, was a Republican candidate for the House of Delegates, reports The Los Angeles Times reported. He was killed by a falling tree in a snowstorm due to Sandy in West Virginia.
Robin Hood Theme Park Could Make It's Way to the UK
A Robin Hood theme park is vying to open in the UK. The Huffington Post reported that Nottinghamshire City would be working with Discovery Attractions on a new Robin Hood themed park that will be a "world class visitor attraction celebrating the Forest and life and times of Robin Hood, [which] will be located by his spiritual home at Sherwood Forest," said the Nottinghamshire City Council website according to The Huffington Post.
MTA Opens Limited Subway Lines in New York City After Hurricane Sandy, Routes and Information
For the first time since Sandy hit New York, subways are starting to run again on Thursday Nov. 1. Though some subway lines are working, many of them are still shut for service especially in hard hit areas of lower Manhattan, reported The Associated Press.
La Guardia Airport Opens After Hurricane Sandy 2012, JFK and Newark Open for Flights [VIDEO]
La Guardia Airport in New York has resumed flights on Thursday Nov. 1. USA Today reported that the airport reopened at 7 a.m. when a number of arriving flights came in. As of 8 a.m. however there had not been any flights taking off but departures should take off later this morning.
Hurricane Sandy 2012: Thousands of Travelers Left Stranded, Flight Cancellations Continue
Hurricane Sandy has left travelers grounded with thousands of flights canceled. The Associated Press reported that major airlines such as American, Delta and jetBlue have canceled all flights into and out of New York airports and the AP reported that nearly 7,500 flights have been canceled due to the storm.
Hurricane Sandy 2012: New York Asseses the Damage, Major Flooding, Power Outages and MTA Shutdown
Hurricane Sandy Hit New York hard on Monday night leaving nearly half of Manhattan without power, a number of areas flooded and the mta shut down completely due to flooding. By Tuesday evening in Manhattan subway and rail service remained suspended and some bus service resumed at 5 p.m.
Hurricane Sandy 2012: Transportation is Shut Down in New York City, New Jersey, Evacuation Zones in New York [MAP]
As Hurricane Sandy hits the East Coast, public transportation has been shut down in major cities. New York shut down its subway, bus and commuter rail city on Sunday, with last subway routes leaving at 7 p.m. The Huffington Post reported that MTA chief Jay Lhota said that it New York City's transportation should be back up and running by Wednesday.
Hurricane Sandy 2012, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Guards in Arlington Stay Put Despite Storm [PHOTO]
As Hurricane Sandy hits the East Coast, some people refuse to leave despite evacuation warnings. Same goes for the Soldiers of the 3rd Infantry Regiment who have stood guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Virginia's Arlington National Cemetary throughout the storm. The photo of three men standing guard went viral today on Twitter and Facebook as the storm spirals through the East Coast.
Hurricane Sandy 2012: Major Power Outages in New Jersey, The Hudson Valley, Westchester County, New York City Braces For The Storm
Hurricane Sandy is getting stronger as it makes landfall in New Jersey. Newsday reports that forecasters predict that there will be a six hour beating from approximately 12:00 to midnight with storm surges that could be up to 11 feet on the Hudson River.
Hurricane Sandy 2012: New York City Evacuation Zone Maps, Shelters, Storm Surges East
New York City is waiting in the wake of Hurricane Sandy threatening 50 million people. CBS News reported that the category 1 storm gained strength on Monday according to forecasters and The National Hurricane Center said on Monday that "Hurricane Sandy increased its top sustained winds from 75 mph to 85 mph, with higher gusts, and was picking up speed."
Hunt For the Northern Lights in Lapland at Your Own Pace With Activities Abroad
(TRAVPR.COM) UK - October 29th, 2012 - Not every Lapland visitor wants to hurtle down ski slopes and go husky-sledding but, while this trip is all about relaxing, it doesn't compromise on Northern Lights-hunting.
Statue of Liberty Crown Opens to Vistors Sunday October 28
This weekend New Yorker's will be able to get the best view of the city from the Statue of Liberty's crown. NBC News reported that the Statue of Liberty's crown after a year of renovations. The crown opens this Sunday and for visitors seeking amazing views of New York City, the crown is as good as it gets. Visitors can also get a glimpse of the inside of the historic statue.
Snakes on a Plane: Snake found on a Plane in Scotland
"Snakes on a Plane" isn't just a Samuel L. Jackson movie movie, it is now a reality after an incident on Tuesday on an airplane.
Hurricane Sandy 2012: "Frankenstorm" Complicates Presidential Election Plans, Set to Hit The East Coast
Hurricane Sandy came in the U.S. on Saturday and it threatens to hit the east coast early next week. Reuters reported that the U.S. will likely be hit with high winds, torrential rains, flooding and power outages just a week before the presidential and congressional elections.
Hurricane Sandy 2012: "Frankenstorm" Causes Airlines to React About Potential Disruptions for Travelers
Hurricane Sandy is likely to hit the East Coast early next week and has already caused havoc in Haiti, Cuba and The Caribbean.
Swedish Princess Madeleine Engaged to New York Banker Christopher O'Neil
Princess Madeleine Therese Amelie Josephine, of Sweden and Christopher O'Neill, an American banker, have announced their engagement Thursday.
Jack Scalia, "Dallas" Actor, Arrested at LAX for Gun Possession in His Carry On
Actor Jack Scalia has been arrested at Los Angeles International Airport. The AP reported that TSA found an handgun that was unloaded in his carry-on bag
Eid Mubarak: Eid al-Adha, Muslim Religious Holiday Facts and Traditions [VIDEO]
Eid al-Adha a Muslim religious holiday which coincides with the Hajj, or the pilgrimage to Mecca in Saudi Arabia. Every year nearly two million Muslims visit Mecca on a religious pilgrimiage.
World's Strongest Beer: Brewmeister Brewery's 65 Precent Brew
With a 65 percent alcohol volume, Brewmeister Armageddon could be the world's strongest beer. Fox News reports that a Scottish brewery, Brewmeister, claims their brew has topped the list as strongest beer in the world.
Hurricane Sandy 2012, "Frankenstorm" Very Likely to Hit East Coast on Halloween, Path Map
Experts are saying that Hurricane Sandy is getting more and more likely to arrive in the East Coast on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Sensation Barclay's Center to Rock NYC, Lineup and Info [VIDEO]
The newly minted Barclay's Center opened up by Jay Z in Brooklyn is celebrating Halloween weekend with Friday and Saturday night parties put on by Sensation.
Royal Caribbean to Gain Another of the World's Largest Cruise Ship, Oasis of the Seas [VIDEO]
Royal Caribbean confirmed on Oct. 25 that it is under negotiations to get another Oasis of the Seas, which is the world's largest cruise ship.
Jennie Garth: Spotted on a Date with Jason Clark After Her Split with Peter Facinelli
Former Beverly Hills 90210 actress, Jennie Garth was spotted with Jason Clark, managing director of healthcare solutions at Jones Lang LaSalle in L.A, recently on a date at the W Hotel in Hollywood. US Weekly reported that the actress has romanced a few other men since her March breakup with long-time love Peter Facinelli.
Rare Ladybug: Headless Insect Discovered in Montana
A rare headless ladybug has been found in Idaho. Reuters reported that the ladybug is newly discovered and it tucks its head into its throat. Reuters reported that it is not only a new species but a new "genus" which is a "larger classification of plants and animals."
World's Longest Flight, Singapore to Newark, Canceled by Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines is canceling its Singapore to Newark, New Jersey flight, which is the longest commercial flight in the world.
Top Ten Cities to Visit in 2013, Lonely Planet [PHOTOS]
Lonely Planet's annual list of The Best in Travel 2013 includes their top ten countries, top 10 regions and top 10 cities for the coming year to visit. With the input of hundreds of authors and editors their best cities list includes lesser-traveled places like Hobart, Tazmania and Hydrabad, India this year. The popular guide's website states, "Drawing on the knowledge, passion and miles travelled by Lonely Planet's staff, authors and online community, we present a year's worth of travel inspiration to take you out of the ordinary and into some unforgettable experiences."
National Hurricane Center Maps: Hurricane Sandy 2012 Hits Cuba, Could Hit The East Coast Next Week [PATH MAP PHOTOS]
Hurricane Sandy has already hit the Caribbean and has hit Cuba on Thursday. Now forecasters are saying it could hit the U.S. East Coast next week, reported USA Today.
Catarina Migliorini: Brazilian 20-Year-Old Auctions Off Her Virginity for $780,000 [VIDEO]
A 20-year-old Brazilian woman is auctioning off her virginity for a hefty price. The Huffington Post reported that Catarina Migliorini could make $780,000 for her virginity, which she is auctioning off online for charity.
