1. BELGRADE, SERBIA
2. MONTREAL, CANADA
3. BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
4. DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
5. THESSALONIKI, GREECE
6. LA PAZ, BOLIVIA
7. CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA
8. BAKU, AZERBAIJAN
9. AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND
10. TEL AVIV, ISRAEL

According to Reuters

1- Sarajevo, Bosnia
2- Ghat, Libya
3- Kigali, Rwanda
4- Mount Hagen, Papua New Guinea
5- Granada, Nicaragua
6- Annapurna, Nepal
7- Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe
8- Darien Gap, Panama/Colombia
9- West Bank, Palestine
10- Seal River, Manitoba

According to MSNBC.com

1- Energy
2- People were proud of you things
3- Summers meant something
4- You didn’t need alcohol to have fun
5- You were able to eat anything
6- Girls Weren’t Ruining My Life
7- Pranks and sexual harassment were still acceptable
8- You could still be anything you wanted
9- You were bigger and better than somebody
10- Field Trips

According to Gunaxin.com

1. Hotel Marques de Riscal, Spain- Live like a wine connoisseur
2. Hilton Sao Paulo Morumbi, Brazil - Live like a president
3. The Candili Estate, Euboea Island, Greece - Live like an ancient Greek
4. The Ashram, California, USA - Live like a soldier
5. In The Write Light, Tarifa, Spain - Live like a poet
6. Samudra, Byron Bay, Australia - Live like a surf dude
7. Triple Peak Cow Camp, Wyoming, USA - Live like a cowboy
8. Kopan Monastery, Kathmandu, Nepal - Live like a Buddhist
9. Taj Lake Palace, Udaipur, India - Live like a maharaja
10. ICEHOTEL, Jukkasjarvi, Sweden - Live like an Eskimo

According to Reuters

1. Photos of your checked bag
2. Underwear
3. “Dry” face cleanser
4. Scent-free baby wipes
5. Medications
6. Travel set of toothpaste and a toothbrush
7. Chargers
8. List of contacts
9. A copy of your passport ID page
10. Rule 240

According to Examiner.com

1. Wolverine vs. Sabretooth, Uncanny X-Men #212-213
2. Wolverine vs. Weapon X, Marvel Comics Presents #79-84
3. Wolverine vs. Deadpool, Wolverine vol. 2 #88
4. Wolverine vs. Sabretooth, Wolverine Vol. 2 #90
5. Wolverine vs. The Blob, Uncanny X-Men #225
6. Ultimate Wolverine vs. Ultimate Sabretooth, Ultimate X-Men #12
7. Wolverine vs. Deadpool, Cable & Deadpool #43
8. Wolverine (and Colossus) vs. The Blob, Uncanny X-Men #142
9. Wolverine vs. Gambit, Uncanny X-Men #273 & 280
10.Wolverine vs. Sabretooth, Wolverine Vol. 3 #55

From Newsarama.com

High Tatra Trekking in Poland and Slovakia
Provider: KE Adventure Travel
Length: Eight days
Price: $995

Gorilla trekking and culture tours in Rwanda
Provider: Amahoro Tours
Length: Four days
Price: $1,000

Rafting the Yampa through Dinosaur National Monument
Provider: O.A.R.S.
Length: Four or five days
Price: $702 to $990

Hiking, biking, and surfing in Costa Rica
Provider: G.A.P Adventures
Length: Nine days
Price: $949

Cycling the Maine coast
Provider: Summer Feet…Maine Coast Cycling Adventures
Length: Three days
Price: $725

Discovering Argentina’s high deserts
Provider: Socompa
Length: Five days
Price: $950

Tracking wolves and bears in Yellowstone
Provider: Wildlife Expeditions of Teton Science Schools
Length: Three days
Price: $950

Learning to whitewater kayak
Provider: Nantahala Outdoor Center
Length: Five days
Price: $999

Riding Whistler’s mountain trails
Provider: Whistler Bike Guide Adventures
Length: Six days
Price: $720

Volunteering with elephants in India
Provider: i-to-i
Length: 14 days
Price: $790

According to USA Today…

- Kernville, Calif.
- Washington, D.C.
- Chattanooga, Tenn.
- Charlotte, N.C.
- Boise, Idaho
- San Marcos, Texas
- Friendsville, Md.
- Durango, Colo.
- Hood River, Ore.
- Deerfield, Mass.

According to Forbes…

1- Millennium Biltmore
Los Angeles

Opened in 1923, downtown L.A.’s grand hostelry has been associated with moviedom for decades. In the 1930s and ’40s, its ornate ballroom played host to the Academy Awards ceremonies. “The Biltmore has also been a familiar screen presence over the years,” Reeves says. “Among other roles, it served as the ‘Beverly Palms’ in Eddie Murphy’s blockbuster Beverly Hills Cop and became New York’s ‘Sedgewick’ in Ghostbusters. The Biltmore is also where Michelle Pfeiffer vamps it up in The Fabulous Baker Boys.

2- San Domenico Palace
Taormina, Sicily

Built on the site of a 15th-century monastery and incorporating some of its original structure, the luxurious San Domenico sits on a bluff overlooking the Mediterranean. “It’s a gorgeous setting that’s featured in Michelangelo Antonioni’s classic 1960 film L’Avventura,” Reeves says. “The film ends with a famous scene on the hotel’s terrace, with the peak of Mount Etna visible on the horizon.”

3- Hotel Alfonso XIII
Seville, Spain

“This palatial hotel’s courtyard stands in for the ‘Cairo Officers Club’ in David Lean’s 1962 epic Lawrence ofArabia,” Reeves says. “Star Wars fans will also recognize the Alfonso as the exterior of Princess Amidala’s ‘Naboo Palace’ in Star Wars, Episode II: Attack of the Clones.”

4- York Hotel
San Francisco

Located in the heart of San Francisco a few blocks from Union Square, the York recently completed a major renovation. “The hotel is now much grander than it appeared in the 1958 Alfred Hitchcock suspense classic Vertigo,” Reeves says. “As the ‘Hotel Empire,’ the York is where — in the eerie green glow of its illuminated sign — Kim Novak was transformed into the ‘dead’ Madeleine in the film.”

5- Sidi Driss
Matmata, Tunisia

” ‘Iconic’ is an overused word when it comes to film locations, but if any place deserves the term, it’s the Sidi Driss,” Reeves says. The unusual sunken hotel — a traditional Berber underground structure of “cave rooms” radiating from a large central pit — was used by George Lucas in the Star Wars saga. “Most memorably, the Sidi Driss served as Luke Skywalker’s subterranean home on the desert planet of Tatooine,” Reeves says.

6- The Plaza
New York

Overlooking Central Park, the distinctive Plaza — built in 1907 and currently undergoing a $400 million renovation — is a familiar movie star. “Paul Hogan as Crocodile Dundee figured out the function of the bidet here, and Dudley Moore entertained working girls in the hotel’s famous Oak Bar in Arthur,” Reeves says. “But my favorite Plaza scene is the abduction of Cary Grant from the hotel’s lobby in Alfred Hitchcock’s classic North by Northwest.”

7- Columns Hotel
New Orleans

Built by a New Orleans cigar magnate as his palatial home in 1883, the Columns is located in the Garden District — a short streetcar ride from the historic French Quarter. “The splendid interior of this grand structure became the elegant bordello in Louis Malle’s controversial 1978 drama Pretty Baby,” Reeves says. “This is the film in which a young Brooke Shields shot to stardom.”

8- Timberline Lodge
Mount Hood, Ore.

Nestled on the flanks of Oregon’s spectacular Mount Hood, Timberline Lodge was built by unemployed craftsmen hired by the federal Works Progress Administration in 1937. Fashioned from mammoth timbers and native stone, the lodge was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1978. “The Timberline is an ideal place for a stressed writer to get away from it all,” Reeves says. “But if you’ve seen Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining, you’ll remember that Jack Nicholson’s relaxing winter break goes somewhat awry there.”

9- Cardozo Hotel
Miami Beach

Owned by singer Gloria Estefan and her husband, the Cardozo sits amidst the shops, restaurants and nightclubs of Miami’s vibrant South Beach area. “It’s an art deco gem with great ocean views,” Reeves says, “and it’s been employed in a host of notable films.” Among them: The Birdcage with Robin Williams and Nathan Lane; Oliver Stone’s Any Given Sunday with Al Pacino and Jamie Foxx; and Frank Capra’s 1959 comedy A Hole in the Head, starring Frank Sinatra. “The Cardozo is also Ben Stiller’s hotel in the raunchy comedy There’s Something About Mary.”

10- Oakley Court
Windsor, England

Set on 35 acres of landscaped gardens on the bank of the River Thames, the Oakley Court was built in 1859 as an estate for a British nobleman. The Victorian Gothic country house was transformed into a hotel in 1981, but during much of the 1960s and ’70s it stood vacant. “Right next door was Bray Studios, where many classic British horror films of that era were made,” Reeves says. “The Oakley was used regularly as the lair of Dracula, Frankenstein and various Cornish zombies. In 1975, it achieved screen immortality as the castle of Frank-N-Furter in the cult classic Rocky Horror Picture Show.”

According to www.usatoday.com

10. Dodo: the archetype of extinct species (extinct since the late 17th century)

9. Cave Lion: one of the largest lions ever (extinct 2000 years ago)

8. Great Auk: largest of all auks (extinct since 1844)

7. Aurochs: a very large type of cattle (extinct since 1627)

6. Caspian tiger: the third largest (extinct since 1970)

5. Irish deer: the largest deer that ever lived (extinct about 7700 years ago)

4. Stellar’s cow: the defenseless beast (extinct since 1768)

3. Thylacine: the Tasmanian Tiger (extinct since 1936)

2. Quagga: half zebra, half horse (extinct since 1883)

1. Tyrannosauras Rex (extinct over 65 million years ago)

According to Oddee.com