October 14th, 2008
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The American Empire still stretches around the globe. Learn how modern day colonists can best experience each destination’s unique bounty.
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May 1st, 2008
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Stepping into bars, alone and in foreign climes, can be intimidating. Break the ice with these tips.

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Recently I was talking to a female friend of mine - a friend who is incredibly gutsy when it comes to solo travel.
We were talking about my bar-hopping habit when I travel solo, and she mentioned how impressed she was by my ability to wander into a local drinking hole on the road and make myself at home.
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May 1st, 2008
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Planning a destination wedding can seem like a daunting task. Here’s what you need to know.

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Destination weddings have become increasingly popular in recent years, and a growing number of couples say they’d like to celebrate their special day in an exotic location.
Planning a destination wedding, however, can seem overwhelming, especially when so many details are being coordinated from afar.
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April 4th, 2008
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Seeker: “Teach me the way to liberation.” Zen master: “Who binds you?” Seeker: “No one binds me.” Zen master: “Then why seek liberation?”

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The desire to travel can be motivated by a variety of desires. To see the world. To push our boundaries.
Perhaps to gain the ultimate truth: enlightenment.
But what is enlightenment? And how would we know it if we found it? For me, I’ve found a valuable guide in Zen Buddhism.
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March 31st, 2008
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For unbiased ratings and opinions about nearly everything related to travel, check out 10 Best, an online compendium of worldwide travel guides. Whether you’re looking for entertainment and nightlife in Akron, Ohio or the best antique shops in York, Pennsylvania, 10 Best has the info you crave.
If you may also make your own recommendations for hotels and lodging, sightseeing, local activities and events, dining and more by contributing to this vibrant online travel community.
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February 29th, 2008
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Cape Hatteras has a huge variety of land, sea, and air fun in the sun that is sure to keep the whole family engaged, entertained and exhausted while vacationing in the Outer Banks?
The on-island towns and villages offer so much to see and do - a week or two almost isn’t enough time to see it all. Try one, two or all of the following:
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February 20th, 2008
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When I left college with a degree in journalism I found myself saturated in theory, but lacking in practical and applicable knowledge.
I will always be learning about how to become a better travel journalist.
I’m no expert, but one of the great things about journalism is that there are no experts; the best travel journalists are curious, engaged people who are always ready to learn something new.
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January 31st, 2008
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The Brave New Traveler Guide To Hostel Sex will get you out of the dorms and into sweaty, awkward bliss faster than you can say ???light my fire???.
What do you get when you drop a few dozen backpackers into a hostel, soak with beer and mix in a healthy dose of liberation from social norms?
A tidal wave of hormones??and one major problem: where to go to get it on?
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January 4th, 2008
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My mother always said she had only two rules for me in life: ???Never ride a motorcycle and never hitchhike. That??s all I ask. Everything else is up to you.???
The first time I rode a motorcycle, it took only five minutes for me to burn a hole the size of a grapefruit in my right calf. Mom drove me to the hospital. ???Please, please don??t hitchhike,??? she said.
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December 17th, 2007
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???You??re vegan? What do you eat? Can you eat rice????
I try to imagine a universe where rice isn??t grown, but hunted - the wild rice beast, a dangerous prey??
???Of course I eat rice. It??s a plant.???
???And ketchup? Can you eat ketchup????
There are a lot of people in the world who have absolutely no idea what being vegetarian or vegan really means. Some people think it means you don??t eat rice or ketchup. Some people think it means you DO eat fish and chicken. And there are people who think you??re a lunatic hell-bent on starving yourself to death.
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