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Former street children run luxury safari lodgeupdated: Wed May 11 2011 08:42:00

In Tanzania, homeless boys living on the streets are seen by many residents as a menace, dangerous or trouble-makers.

Second chances for "street boys"updated: Wed May 11 2011 08:42:00

In Tanzania, homeless boys on the street are seen as menaces. But the Watoto Foundation see them as young kids with potential.

10 natural wonders to see before they disappearupdated: Tue May 10 2011 08:05:00

You've heard the grim timelines: if warming continues, the Great Barrier Reef will be bleached by 2030; glaciers in the Swiss Alps, on Mt. Kilimanjaro, and in Glacier National Park will disappear in under 40 years; and Arctic ice melt will leave the North Pole bare and polar bears extinct.

Martina Navratilova's greatest battleupdated: Mon Dec 13 2010 05:24:00

In September, Martina Navratilova discussed her battle with breast cancer and the decision to share her story.

People.com: Martina Navratilova Recovering in Hospital After Mt. Kilimanjaro Climbupdated: Fri Dec 10 2010 18:28:00

The tennis pro was attempting to climb the Tanzanian mountain for charity when she developed fluid in her lungs

Step right or wrong, just keep movingupdated: Mon Oct 18 2010 11:54:00

I am not sure we ever get past the annoying disappointments, nor do we ever learn to break through walls and climb mountains, but we can get close to it if we just do it.

Giant rats put noses to work on Africa's land mine epidemicupdated: Thu Sep 09 2010 10:24:00

Niko Mushi hated rats, as did most people in his village near Tanzania's Mt. Kilimanjaro -- until he learned the critters had a nose for land mines.

People.com: Jessica Biel Sets Sights on Mt. Everest Climbupdated: Mon May 03 2010 16:31:00

"That's kind of the next goal," the fit actress, who climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro in Jan., tells PEOPLE

People.com: Jessica Biel Loves Justin Timberlake's Momupdated: Fri Mar 12 2010 08:47:00

The actress calls her boyfriend's mother, Lynn Harless, the "most wonderful woman"

People.com: Watch Jessica Biel & Emile Hirsch Climb Mt. Kilimanjaroupdated: Wed Feb 10 2010 13:12:00

The Hollywood adventurers trek 19,340 feet to star in a new documentary for Summit on the Summit

People.com: Jessica Biel Weeps at Mt. Kilimanjaro Summitupdated: Thu Jan 14 2010 10:28:00

The actress and other hikers face whiteout conditions and zero temperatures before making the descent

People.com: PHOTOS: Jessica Biel & Emile Hirsch's Mountain-Climbing Expeditionupdated: Wed Jan 13 2010 17:24:00

In six days and through a blizzard, the Summit on the Summit group scale Mt. Kilimanjaro for a worthy cause

People.com: PHOTO: Jessica Biel, Emile Hirsch Reach Mt. Kilimanjaro's Summitupdated: Tue Jan 12 2010 18:28:00

"Miraculously, we all made it to the top together," says Hirsch of the charitable climb

People.com: Blizzard Hits Jessica Biel, Emile Hirsch on Mt. Kilimanjaroupdated: Tue Jan 12 2010 10:49:00

Everybody's safe despite the cold and low visibility on the trek to raise awareness of global water issues

People.com: Jessica Biel 'Kicking Butt' on Mt. Kilimanjaro Climbupdated: Sun Jan 10 2010 14:28:00

"She and I are throwing jokes at each other," says Elizabeth Gore of the United Nations Foundation

People.com: Jessica Biel and Emile Hirsch Begin Mt. Kilimanjaro Climbupdated: Fri Jan 08 2010 08:12:00

"We are all in this together," says Biel of the group's mission to raise awareness about the need for clean water

People.com: James Van Der Beek Steps Out with New Girlfriendupdated: Fri Dec 11 2009 10:52:00

After splitting with his wife of six years last summer, the actor goes public with model Kimberly Brook

Landslide kills 20 in Tanzaniaupdated: Fri Nov 13 2009 10:19:00

Four days of heavy rains triggered a landslide that killed 12 children and eight adults near Mount Kilimanjaro in northern Tanzania, authorities said Friday.

Glaciers disappearing from Kilimanjaroupdated: Fri Nov 06 2009 08:25:00

The ice and snow that cap majestic Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania are vanishing before our eyes.

FSB: A free lunchupdated: Tue Sep 29 2009 09:20:00

I'd always dreamed of exploring Africa, ever since I read my first Tarzan comic as a child. Finally, in 2004, to celebrate my 60th birthday, I went to Tanzania to experience a safari and climb Mount Kilimanjaro. Seated next to me on the flight from California was Tanzania's minister of water and wildlife development. We talked for thousands of miles, and he made arrangements for me to visit a school in the Monduli district, east of Kilimanjaro.

SI.com: Tim Layden: Boston Marathon tops Bucket Listupdated: Mon Aug 10 2009 11:28:00

1. Boston Marathon I was once a good runner. Not Olympic/NCAA good, but better-than-most-road racers good. I ran 32:50 for 10K and 50:59 for 15K and several times tried training for a marathon, but on each occasion got injured. This was 25 years ago. Now I have arthritis in one knee and can't run much, so I ride a bike. I have covered many Boston Marathons, but never ran it. I wish I had. I wish I had just sucked it up, qualified, and run it once relatively slowly, even in the years long after my prime.

120 degrees + 150 miles - toilet = funupdated: Sun May 17 2009 07:44:00

Let's just say it. The whole thing sounds insane.

Chelsea star Cole apologizes after arrestupdated: Mon Mar 09 2009 12:00:00

Chelsea and England defender Ashley Cole has apologized to London police for a foul-mouthed tirade that led to him being arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct in the early hours of Thursday morning.

Time.com: British Court Deems Gore Film 'Political' updated: Fri Oct 12 2007 11:00:00

Al Gore may have just won the Nobel Peace Prize, but some of his ideas are under fire in the British court system

Lizzie Cameron in Musomaupdated: Thu Sep 20 2007 07:36:00

Lizzie Cameron is a 26-year old graphic designer from Edinburgh, Scotland.

Arctic sea ice cover at record lowupdated: Tue Sep 11 2007 15:20:00

Ice cover in the Arctic Ocean, long held to be an early warning of a changing climate, has shattered the all-time low record this summer, according to scientists from the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder.

Taking the kids: Trips for part of the familyupdated: Mon Aug 13 2007 08:39:00

Patricia Pasechnick was sailing to some of the most romantic ports in Europe, but she'd left her husband home in New Jersey. Instead, she was sharing Rome, Tuscany and the French Riviera with her mother-in-law and 13-year-old daughter.

Solo travel: One for the roadupdated: Tue Jul 10 2007 23:25:00

People who have experience traveling alone share some tips for doing it right.

Dream trip: Climbing Kilimanjaroupdated: Tue Mar 14 2006 10:37:00

No one should miss out on certain experiences in this life -- and yet actually planning these trips can be intimidating, even paralyzing. We're here to help. It's time to spin the globe and think big. Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro is the first in a series of Budget Travel dream trip destinations. Check back each Tuesday for a new trip idea.

Giving life some Englishupdated: Wed Feb 15 2006 13:10:00

One wrote songs about village greens, humble homes with names like "Shangri-La," bickering sisters and night descending on Waterloo Station. Pete Townshend once said he should be poet laureate of England.

'Prosthetics helped me beat Kilimanjaro'updated: Tue Dec 13 2005 05:53:00

Warren Macdonald had both legs amputated above the knees after a climbing accident. But by modifying or trying out new types of prosthetics, he was soon back on top of the world. This is his story:

Disabled climbers reach summitupdated: Mon Jan 19 2004 06:51:00

Four disabled climbers have reached the summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro after nine days of tough mountaineering.

Climbers accept ultimate challengeupdated: Tue Jan 13 2004 13:58:00

An international team of four mountaineers has begun its ascent of northeast Tanzania's Mt. Kilimanjaro, the world's highest freestanding mountain at 19,335 feet.

FSB: Sure, It's Business The IRS is making it tougher. But you shouldn't write off the time-honored practice of boondoggling.updated: Tue Feb 01 2000 00:01:00

In the annals of boondogglery, can there be any greater hero than Senator John Glenn? A generation ago he orbited Earth three times at taxpayer expense, an arguably legitimate--if obscenely expensi...

Money Magazine: Color Commentary What you'll pay for a sapphire, emerald and ruby--or their cheaper alternativesupdated: Mon Feb 01 1999 00:01:00

Keep this in mind as Valentine's Day approaches: Even though diamonds may have been Marilyn Monroe's best friend, plenty of women--as well as some men--prefer the warmth of a sapphire, an emerald o...

Fortune: OUT OF TIME LET'S FACE IT: THE MILLENNIUM HYPE IS ALREADY WEARING THIN. SO HERE'S SOME DIFFERENT ADVICE ON HOW updated: Mon Dec 29 1997 00:01:00

Have you heard enough about the millennium? Too bad. The talk has barely begun. Millennium watchers predict that the two years of promotional run-ups that lie ahead of us will reach peak intensity ...

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