LIVE VIDEO NOW AVALIABLE ON INTERNATIONAL BASIS ON MSN AND GOOGLE NETWORKS OF TODAY SHOW AIRING OF MS EXPLORER LISA PAISOLA, POSTED BY ROBERT PAISOLA

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THE VIDEO OF LISA PAISOLA'S APPEARANCE ON THE TODAY SHOW IS NOW LIVE ON THE MSN INTERNATIONAL NETWORK

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MUCH MUCH MORE TO COME

-LISA PAISOLA IS NOW EXCLUSIVE CLIENT OF "AGENT TO THE STARS" MAX MARKSON

OFFICIAL RELEASE TO BE FORTHCOMING.

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Lisa Paisola to Arrive in Salt Lake City today at 11:10 AM TODAY!

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ROBERT PAISOLA
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This is a very short update, but everything that we have done has come to this moment.

Lisa Paisola, my sister and passenger aboard the MS Explorer is arriving at the Salt Lake City International Airport at 11:10 AM MST on American Airlines from Dallas.

She is finally going to be home.

The next update will be from Lisa Paisola herself!

With Love

Robert Paisola

First batch of Antarctic shipwreck survivors arrive in S Chile, Posted by Robert Paisola

Photos of Abandoned Lifeboats, Courtesy US Military

Latest News Update as of 2007-11-25 10:25:23 , Posted by Robert Paisola

About half of the more than 150 passengers and crew who survived the shipwreck of a cruise ship in Antarctica arrived in southern Chile on Saturday, local media reported.

Seventy-seven people, who were on board the Ms Explorer when the cruise liner struck ice and sank off King George Island in Antarctic seas on Friday, arrived at Punta Arenas in southern Chile by a Chilean air force plane.

The plane, Hercules, was due to set off again to ferry the remainder of those rescued. The cruiser, owned by Canadian travel company G.A.P. Adventure and built in 1969, offered tours around Antarctica at a cost of about 8,000 U.S. dollars per cabin. It sank hours after hitting the ice.

With 91 vacationers from Argentina, Australia, Britain, Canada, Japan, the Netherlands, the United States and elsewhere, 54 crew members and nine other employees on board, the cruiser was a week away from completing a 19-day trip.

All the people aboard were evacuated by life rafts and were plucked up by a Norwegian cruise hours later.

They spent the night at two military bases on King George Island for flights out.

The G.A.P. company said earlier it was making arrangements to send the passengers to their respective homes.

NBC Interviews Robert Paisola on Sister Lisa's MS Explorer Adventure

ANOTHER DAY OF CONTINUOUS INTERVIEWS ON THE MS EXPLORER DISASTER- THE NBC VIDEO IS NOW LIVE

Mr. ROBERT PAISOLA Interviewing with KSL TELEVISION for CNN and NBC, MSNBC, and NBC INTERNATIONAL WITH ALEX CABRERO, THE VIDEO IS NOW LIVE.

FOR MORE VIDEO FEEDS SEE http://www.robertpaisola.com/

KSL, The local NBC Affiliate was just doing an interview with Mr. Paisola and Jeremy Castellano's report for CNN is now live. Special thanks to NBC for permitting us to go National via a local news feed. Watch the Live Video!