NYT Travel Story Ranked #4
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The article No Shoes, No
Shirt, No Worries was the fourth most-read travel story of 2008 by New York Times readers. The article appeared as a three-page spread beginning on the cover of the print edition's Sunday Travel section on April 27 and online. It featured AANR clubs,
AANR participating businesses, and the history and future of nude recreation.
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to view the rankings, read the article and watch a slideshow.
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2009 Vacation Opportunities
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It's not too early in the year to start making vacation plans. AANR regional meetings and conventions are a great way to participate in what's going on in your region as well as a chance to visit AANR clubs across North America. And don't miss the 2009 AANR Convention, to be held at Oaklake Trails in Oklahoma. Click here to view the 2009 meeting and convention schedule. Plus, there's still time to enter the latest Government Affairs Challenge which will take one lucky couple on a Hawaiian cruise. |
TNS Guide to Nude Beaches and Resorts
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Those who travel worldwide will want to check out The World's Best Nude Beaches and Resorts, the sequel to the popular New York Times bestseller The World Guide to Nude Beaches and Resorts.
This coffee-table quality guidebook, published by The Naturist Society (TNS), contains stunning photography and information on the top 1,000 places to get naked worldwide. Continuing the legacy of the late Lee Baxandall, who passed away in November, the book is a must for nude travelers.
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Members Angry At Facebook Policy
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 Facebook, the online social networking site, has angered some members with its policy regarding nonsexual nudity. Particularly upset are moms who post pictures of themselves breastfeeding their babies only to have the photos deleted. A Facebook group called "Hey, Facebook, breastfeeding is not obscene!" now has over 97,000 members. 11,000 of them participated in the group's "virtual nurse-in" by swapping out regular profile photos with pictures of them breastfeeding. Although Facebook says that it does not search for photos that contain nudity, they are quick to remove them if they are flagged as inappropriate by another user.
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Did You Know...
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An individual AANR Premier membership costs approximately 31 cents per day and includes these member benefits.
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