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Seriously, though, if you think of yourself as an urban hipster but have a very modest budget for drinking, you’ll want to check out My Open Bar, a website dedicated to listing the latest in nightlife, drink specials and parties.
Currently, information is only available in New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, and […]
I don’t know if this was staged or not, but I’ve seen some of this behavior all too often in my travels.
DON’T try this at home! Or at your hotel!
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We all have men in our lives. Fathers and sons. Husbands, lovers, boyfriends, neighbors, co-workers, and friends. We love them, we hate them, we bond with them. For those of us who are female, we’ll never understand them if we live to be 100. If we are male, we can’t understand what all the fuss and confusion […]
June is a busy month for family travel. The school year is ending, graduations and wedding are rife, and a lot of families choose to travel in June before those dog days of summers.
Traveling with the family is different than traveling on a business trip. It requires a different balancing of needs and preferences. […]
Rocky Balboa (played by Sylvester Stallone) trained for his big fight against Apollo Creed (played by Carl Weathers) by running up the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. While it didn’t look like a big time training regimen in the movie, after walking up those steps, I can see how running them several times […]
We’ve just passed the summer solstice, which means that the days are getting shorter again. Infinitesimally shorter, right now, but shorter.
A friend passed along information about Sunrise Sunset customized calendars, an interesting web site that will show you the sunrise time and the sunset time for locations around the world. I’ll be in Phoenix next […]
Frank Lloyd Wright is probably the best known American architect, with a body of work that has influenced and shaped the course of building in this country. His former home, Taliesin West (pronounced Tally-ehssen) in Scottsdale, Arizona, has become the international headquarters for the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, and is also open for public tours.
Taliesin […]
Details: The Leaning Tower of Pisa, Italy.
I was thinking about Italy for some reason today.
Photo credit: morguefile
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Catalina Island is located off the coast of southern California, about 22 miles southwest of San Pedro, near Los Angeles. It is part of the Channel Islands. The only city on the island is Avalon, and although over a million tourists visit the island every year, the population hovers around five thousand people.
When I’ve visited […]
If you’re looking for one more reason to visit the French Riviera this summer, you may find it in the life of Princess Grace, and the exhibit “The Grace Kelly Years, Princess of Monaco.” This year marks the 25th anniversary of Princess Grace’s death.
From July 12th through September 23rd, you can see an […]
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Written by Mary Jo Manzanares [email] for b5media.
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