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People.com: Not-So-Amazing Racers: 'It Just Wasn't Our Day'updated: Tue Sep 28 2010 16:28:00

Ron Kellum and Tony Stovall missed a turn, flipped a boat and went from first place to first elimination

Armenian cave yields what may be world's oldest leather shoeupdated: Wed Jun 09 2010 17:31:00

Get a kick out of this: Researchers reported Wednesday finding the world's oldest leather shoe in a cave in Armenia.

Basking in France's Dordogne River Valleyupdated: Thu May 27 2010 10:09:00

A reader once asked me if I were to bring a spry, 73-year-old grandmother to Europe, where would I go? My response: France's Dordogne River Valley. I'd take her for a float down the river in a canoe, then cap the day with a great riverside meal -- letting her enjoy goose liver (explaining what it was later) with the finest glass of French red wine she's ever had.

Macedonia's forgotten gemupdated: Mon May 24 2010 12:43:00

CNN's Nic Robertson discovers an ancient city of hundreds of churches and monastries.

Waiting for the end of the world: Georgia's 30-year stone mysteryupdated: Mon Mar 22 2010 11:04:00

In the beginning, there was the stone.

Stone circle suggests Stonehenge part of burial complexupdated: Thu Oct 15 2009 09:41:00

Stonehenge, an enigma to visitors and scientists alike for so many years, became less of a mystery after a discovery announced to the world this week.

Nominations open for world's worst in travelupdated: Thu May 28 2009 09:59:00

Tired of the tripe being dished up by some of his contemporaries, one travel writer has launched his own bid to find the worst of the worst in the tourism industry.

What's the best way to keep my calendar online?updated: Tue May 05 2009 09:35:00

Is it safe and secure to keep my calendar online? What's the difference between a Google calendar, an Exchange calendar, and an intranet calendar?

She saws, he sautesupdated: Thu Apr 09 2009 11:15:00

If you asked my wife what her number one complaint is about our marriage, I know what she'd say: She can never get me to level with her.

The art of journaling as you travelupdated: Fri Sep 26 2008 10:30:00

Travel can make you a poet. Travel can be spiritual. You meet people on the road you'd never meet otherwise. Traveling rearranges your cultural furniture; challenging truths you assumed were self-evident and God-given. By traveling, you learn not only about the people and places you visit -- you learn about yourself.

Time.com: Experts Speculate Stonehenge Was Place of Healingupdated: Mon Sep 22 2008 15:00:00

The first excavation of Stonehenge in more than 40 years has uncovered evidence that the stone circle drew ailing pilgrims from around Europe for what they believed to be its healing properties, archaeologists said Monday

Time.com: Microsoft's New Digital Photo Siteupdated: Thu Aug 21 2008 01:00:00

Digital cameras have liberated awe-struck travelers and proud parents from worrying about the price of film processing. But showing off those megapixels of memories is still reminiscent of tedious living room slideshows -- and perhaps now worse

Time.com: Protecting the Wonders of the Worldupdated: Fri Jul 11 2008 12:00:00

A spot on the World Heritage List means prestige and tourist dollars. But does UNESCO have the teeth to protect its sites?

Time.com: Stonehenge: Summer Solstice Arrivesupdated: Sat Jun 21 2008 00:30:00

The summer solstice drew thousands of revelers to Stonehenge to watch the sun rise over the ancient monument Saturday for the first time in the new season

Time.com: Study: Stonehenge Once a Burial Siteupdated: Thu May 29 2008 17:00:00

England's enigmatic Stonehenge served as a burial ground from its earliest beginnings and for several hundred years thereafter, new research indicates

Falling into the tourist trapupdated: Fri Aug 17 2007 07:11:00

A visit to the Eiffel Tower, the Statue of Liberty and the Pyramids is on the itinerary of most jet-setting travelers.

New 7 wonders of the world namedupdated: Mon Jul 09 2007 00:40:00

The new seven wonders of the world were named Saturday following an online vote that generated server-crushing traffic in its final hours.

'7 wonders' to be revealed 7/7updated: Mon Jul 09 2007 00:40:00

'7 wonders' to be revealed 7/7

Review: 'Guitar Hero' gets an encoreupdated: Fri Dec 01 2006 13:24:00

As with the original game, "Guitar Hero II" is played with a guitar-shaped controller that plugs into the console. You can buy one with the game as a bundle for $79.99 (which now includes a "classic red" Gibson SG controller) if you don't already own an older one. The stand-alone game costs $49.99.

FSB: Ambassadors groupupdated: Mon Sep 25 2006 10:08:00

The past three years have given American parents many reasons not to send their precious progeny overseas: terrorist bombings, bird flu, and a tsunami, for starters. But Ambassadors Group (EPAX), N...

FSB: Ambassadors Groupupdated: Mon Jun 26 2006 09:40:00

The past three years have given American parents many reasons not to send their precious progeny overseas: terrorist bombings, bird flu, and a tsunami, for starters. But Ambassadors Group, No. 78 on the FSB 100, shows that small firms can overcome a world of obstacles.

Contemporary art: a cause without rebelsupdated: Wed Mar 15 2006 12:24:00

With a fiery, alcohol-fueled temper and a dynamic splatter-gun technique, Jackson Pollock was one of many painters and sculptors who, from the 1950s to the 70s, embodied the classic role of the rebel artist.

Patek Philippe -- The ultimate watchupdated: Thu Oct 27 2005 07:51:00

Timekeeping has been an obsession for mankind ever since the era when our Ice Age ancestors would pop out of their caves to check if the sun was up and they weren't late for the morning mammoth hunt.

Money Magazine: Temporary jobs; on-line investing tips; the Bushes' new house; car alarms OUR MAN HUNTS FOR STOCK TIPS ON THE ELECTRONIC HIGHWAYupdated: Wed Sep 01 1993 00:01:00

Hot, hot, hot, hot tip! reads the message staring back at me on my Macintosh screen. My pulse quickens as I punch up the text. It informs me in breathless computer-speak that a small interactive me...

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