| Aruba offers more than sand, sea and sunsets (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review) More than a half-million Americans visit Aruba each year. Huge cruise ships dock daily at Oranjestad and disgorge crowds of passengers to shop or grab a meal in the crowded downtown. us.rd.yahoo.com |
A Diving Powerhouse Springs From Georgia’s Sandy Soil A land-locked farm town in Georgia is home to the Moss Farms Diving Tigers, perhaps the country’s most improbable diving champions. nytimes.com |
Court to Lucas: 'Star Wars' costumes aren't art (CNET) The Star Wars creator loses a case in a British court against the original designer of the Stormtrooper costumes, who has been selling replicas online. us.rd.yahoo.com |
Body of missing Fort Myers Beach boater found near Lovers Key A body has been recovered near where Paul Taefi went missing after Thursday after trying to save a friend off Fort Myers Beach. marconews.com |
Tampa Boat Show reaches out to entry-level, non-boating public By Terry Tomalin, Times Outdoors Editor Thursday, September 9, 2010 TAMPA — The boat business, like many other industries, has suffered as a result of the Great Recession. Some established boat builders failed to weather the storm and shut their doors. Others have scaled back production and now only offer their top-selling lines. But if there is a phoenix that will rise from the ashes of this ... tampabay.com |