Wide open spaces

While a jaunt to a large city is always fun, sometimes what you really need from a trip is to get away from the crowds.
Here is a list of Europes least populated countries:

1. Iceland -3 people per sq. km
2. Russia - 8 people per sq. km
3. Norway - 15 people per sq. km
4. Finland - 16 people per sq. km
5. Aland Islands - 17 people per sq. km
6. Sweden - 21 people per sq. km
7. Estonia - 30 people per sq km
8. Faroe Islands and Latvia - 35 people per sq. km
9. Montenegro - 45 people per sq. km
10. Belarus - 47 people per sq. km

on the right track

Here's some news to kick off 2010.
To assist the growing number of woman who are joining the workforce in India the state Railroad has introduced woman only cars in their trains. The train cars, known as "Ladies Specials" are now running between India's largest cities, New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Calcutta.
Japan, Egypt, Taiwan, Brazil, Mexico, Belarus, the Philippines and Dubai are other countries who have had similar problems with men behaving badly during the daily commute and have jumped on the right track with similar programs.