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• color and the city {№3}

  
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  soho. marianne elliott was in the city on her book tour and we got to hear her tell stories from  zen under fire . hells kitchen flea:  reflections of sky and scrapers and pucci. a fortune teller in union square. the citibike program was the most-talked-about ...
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• Head to Arizona & Sleep in a Wigwam

  
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  “I actually planned the entire trip around this,” Chris confesses as we creep her vehicle through the parking lot of the Wigwam Motel.  Trucks and cars in light blue - a hue typically associated with polyester dress suits – sit in confused inactivity.  A 1940s Ford pickup, a 1960s Lincoln and a 2010 Escape ...
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• color and the city {№1}

  
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  moments of brightness in nyc.
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• Nashville Unleashed…

  
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  Quote for Today : After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.   Aldous Huxley Today is Entertainment Wednesday and we are pleased to feature singer-songwriters Jack & Diane hosts and performers of Nashville Unleashed . Their music history of easy listening, ...
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• 57th Annual Panhandle Watermelon Festival

  
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  Quote for Today:  ”When one has tasted watermelon he knows what the angels eat.”   Mark Twain 57th Annual Panhandle Watermelon Festival It’s time for celebrating the bountiful watermelon crops harvested in Washington County, Florida this June 28th and 29th at the 57th Annual Panhandle Watermelon ...
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• Manfest Destiny: The Vast American Southwest

  
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  Manifest Destiny – that ol’ American concept of space as entitlement – becomes a wide, open reality west of the Rockies.  From Utah’s  Bryce Canyon down to the border towns of Mexico; between the Mojave Desert and the Navajo Reservation; beyond Santa Fe but before the resorts of California’s Palm ...
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• Four Down Two Across: The Alaska Table Tennis Club And Mendenhall Glacier

  
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  Filed under: North America , United States Its almost midnight in Anchorage as I write this, and the sun is just setting. Dawn is only a few hours away. The sheer length of a June day here takes some getting used to. Robert and I started the day with a 9 a.m. meet-and-greet at KTOO, the public radio station in ...
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• Dîner des trois empereurs – Chef Adolphe Dugléré

  
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  Quote for Today :  To me, life without veal stock, pork fat, sausage, organ meat, demi-glace, or even stinky cheese is a life not worth living.   Anthony Bourdain The great  Chef Adolphe Dugléré  was a pupil of famous  French Chef Marie-Antonin Carême .  Adolphe was born in Bordeaux in 1805 and died in ...
  2 weeks ago

• 33rd Annual Hemingway Days Celebration…

  
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  Quote for Today:   “There is nothing to writing. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed.”   Ernest Hemingway   The Florida Keys is the place to be for the 33rd Annual Hemingway Days Celebration July 16-21, 2013. Ernest Hemingway was a Nobel and Pulitzer Prize-winning author who left a powerful ...
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• Tonke Campers Are The Modern Nomads Motorhome

  
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  Filed under: Biking , Arts and Culture , Business , Europe , Netherlands , Camping , Transportation , Ecotourism , Budget Travel , Luxury Travel When I was 3 years old, my parents invested in a Roll-A-Long camper. It wasnt sleek, like the Winnebagos of the day. It was more like a super-sized camper shell ...
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• Mulligan Brothers to celebrate debut album release…

  
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  Quote for Today : I think music in itself is healing. It’s an explosive expression of humanity. It’s something we are all touched by. No matter what culture we’re from, everyone loves music.   Billy Joel Courtesy of The Mulligan Brothers The Mulligan Brothers will celebrate their debut album ...
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• Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch; Part L

  
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  Wow, cant believe its the 50th edition of Meanwhile Back at the Ranch...and so close to my 50th Jubilee-got to be a good sign...like this beautiful rainbow outside our window the other day!   Last weekend we went and got iris and raspberry plants...and 6 kittens! Weve had the hardest time keeping barn cats ...
  3 weeks ago

• Mesilla, New Mexico: Discovering A Different Side Of The Southwest

  
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  Filed under: Arts and Culture , History , Festivals and Events , Food and Drink , North America , United States , Airports , Budget Travel Alex Briseño, Flickr A couple of weeks ago, I traveled to El Paso on short notice for a magazine assignment. I found it enjoyable, but on my final day, I was itching ...
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• Memorial Day Weekend 2013: Top Spots for History Buffs

  
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  Quote for Today : As America celebrates Memorial Day, we pay tribute to those who have given their lives in our nation’s wars. John M. McHugh Memorial Day is upon us once again. Falling on the last Monday of May, this National Holiday is in remembrance of all our fallen military personnel in the illustrious ...
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• An oyster by any other name is not the same…

  
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  Quote for Today : He who truly knows has no occasion to shout. Leonardo Da Vinci Today in food history (May 22, 1946) the world’s premier culinary school, The Culinary Institute of America was founded in Hyde Park, New York. This milestone brought to mind some reflections from my past. In 1997, I gave up ...
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• The End of an Era – Today in Food History

  
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  Quote for Today : Prohibition has made nothing but trouble.   Al Capone Today in History:   The famous New York City restaurant, Delmonico’s , closed its door on May 21, 1923. Regarded as one of the finest restaurants in the nation, they just could not survive during prohibition. First of all, it is very hard ...
  4 weeks ago

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