Come 3rd of July, 2015, the Supreme Court ruled that the U.S. Constitution provide same-sex couples with the right to marry. The court ruled in a 5-4 decision that resulted in a historic victory for the gay rights movement. From now on, same-sex marriage will no longer be up for debate —it’s now legal in all 50 states. The United States is the 21st country in the world to allow same-sex marriage in every jurisdiction. Ireland made history by becoming the first country to legalize same-sex marriage in May, by popular vote, giving gay people the right to marry once the law is written into the legislature in the next couple of months. Same-sex couples can now be legally married or have a commitment ceremony in an incredible variety of spectacular locations all over the globe — from the world’s most beautiful beaches to the side of a volcano to a game reserve surrounded by wild animals.  According to a famous website Yahoo! These are Travel’s recommendations for some of t

You might wonder today as who are the most powerful people in the world. Wonder not 'cause we took the liberty to research and share them with you ;-) They’re all featured on Forbes’ 2012 ranking of the World’s Most Powerful People if you're thinking what do the president of the United States, the Pope and the founder of Facebook all have in common? Forbes' 2012 ranking is an annual look at the heads of state, financiers, philanthropists and entrepreneurs who truly run the world. They have considered hundreds of candidates from various walks of life all around the globe to compile the list, and measured their power along four dimensions. First, they asked whether the candidate has power over lots of people. Pope Benedict XVI, ranked fifth (5th) on their list, is the spiritual leader of more than a billion Catholics, or about 1/6th of the world’s population. Michael Duke (17th), who employs two million people is a CEO of Wal-Mart Stores. Next they assessed the financ