Traveling

We've Come a Long Way Ladies, but There Are Many More Places to Go

Kim Mance | Posted 07.25.2008 | Living


Kim Mance

Travel changes people. It widens worldviews and lays a lot of misconceptions and stereotypes to rest. So why is travel writing, especially so much of the kind marketed to women still perceived as shallow? Probably because it is.

The Auschwitz Pilgrim?

Alison Stein Wellner | Posted 05.07.2008 | Living


Alison Stein Wellner

The "March Of The Living" draws about 8,000 participants in total, covers the two miles that lie between what was the main concentration camp at Auschwitz and Birkenau.

Will Your Vacation Destroy Your Destination?

Alison Stein Wellner | Posted 02.25.2008 | Living


Alison Stein Wellner

There is a battle brewing in the Bahamas, involving all the Commonwealth's veins of lifeblood: its natural beauty, its economy, its people, and of cou...

Solo to Antarctica: Why Me? Why Now? (Part 1)

Lea Lane | Posted 02.20.2008 | Living


Lea Lane

I've traveled to over a hundred countries, and when I twirl my globe that jagged white landmass at the bottom always, taunts me: Come on down already, you wimp. What's a little frostbite?

The Greatest American Diplomats: International Volunteers

Jake Brewer | Posted 12.11.2007 | Living


Jake Brewer

100,000 Americans traveling abroad in service to communities will not only be more effective than any number of official envoys; it will be more appreciated too.

The Art of Letting Bad Things Happen (and Weapons of Mass Distraction)

Tim Ferriss | Posted 10.25.2007 | Living


Tim Ferriss

Any problem found in the inbox will linger on the brain for hours or days after you shut-down the computer, rendering "free time" useless with preoccupation. Be focused on work or focused on something else, never in-between.

Have You Been Upgraded to the Valley Wing (and Not Realized It)?

Michael Melcher | Posted 10.14.2007 | Living


Michael Melcher

It's easy to think that we are only going to get things in life if we struggle for them, and that the outside world is our opponent rather than our collaborator. But what if it's more complex than that?


 

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