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On Sunday, January 28, 2007, dental hygiene students (Brittany & Seema) and I decided to have a trip to Peace River, Alberta, Canada. Kevin decided not to go. He wanted to do his laundry, lab work, and grocery shopping. He should have come with us, because I found foods are cheaper in Peace River than in McLennan.

Peace River — the Land of Twelve-Foot Davis. It’s about 45min drive from the Town of McLennan.

Some signs by Highway 2

Panoramic view of Peace River Mountain & Bridge

Views from river side

Top left: The Mall in Peace River
Top right: the Bargain shop
Bottom left: Value Drug Mart
Bottom right: Post Office
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Seema & Brittany (hygiene students) and Kevin & I (dental students) had a blast at McLenna Hotel last night with Rita & Melanie (dental assistants). Feeling drunk and hangover, we decide to stay home and watching hockey games all day.

Upper: west balcony view from our residence
Lower: east balcony view

Top left: McLennan Church
Top right: Continuing Care of McLennan Hospital
Bottom left: A pavilion nearby McLennan Lake
Bottom right: Lake Side Motor Inn

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Whoa, ocean hotel?! That’s a massive construction. Absolute magnificent. I think it should be listed on the New Seven Wonders of the World.

Holy macro. The hotel can be seen from the sky (or satellite?)!

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Here are some panorama photos of the world tallest building, Taipei 101.

Animated panorama can be viewed here.

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Ok, the Dutch Airline is offering wedding on the airplane. This is…uh……kinda dangerous, isn’t it? What if the plane crashed? That’s definitely a ticket to the “Paradise”.

For couples who can’t wait to jet off on their honeymoon, Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport has, since last month, been offering airport weddings.

They actually have four different kinds: a contemporary aviation-style ceremony in a spot that has a spectacular view of the runways, a retro-style wedding called “Fly Away to Yesterday,” a quickie service held just before the newlyweds hop onto a plane, and a wedding that starts on Dutch soil and continues either in the air or abroad, with the wedding party chartering all or part of a plane.

Read more: canada.com

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