Month: November 2017
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Chile’s Punta Arenas: Museums and Historic Sites
Patagonia’s largest city, Punta Arenas is also the regional capital and the traditional port of entry, whether by air, land, or sea. Home to several museums, it’s a base for excursions to historical sites, nearby penguin colonies, and whale-watching areas.
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Argentina’s Cueva de las Manos (the Cave of Hands)
The Cueva de las Manos is a UNESCO World Heritage Site where stencils of hundreds of human hands, guanacos, and abstract forms cover the walls in orange, red, and yellow tones. The oldest date from around 7370 b.c. and represent hunter-gatherers from immediate postglacial times.
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Lagardère announces financial results for Q3 2017
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Yellowstone Winter Activities
Winter is a time when you can find solitude in Yellowstone with only a handful of people instead of a thousand at Old Faithful Geyser.
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15 Books for the Writing Life
The Writing Life is all-encompassing, and it would take hundreds of books to even scratch the surface, but these 15 recommendations are a great place to start.
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Sledding in Rocky Mountain National Park’s Hidden Valley
In Rocky Mountain National Park, the place to slip-slide to your heart’s content is Hidden Valley, a now-defunct ski area that continues to entice powder enthusiasts.
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The New York Times: Brave Enough to Be Angry
Last month, an Access Hollywood correspondent asked the actress Uma Thurman to comment on abuse of power in Hollywood, presumably in light of the sexual assault allegations against the producer Harvey Weinstein. Speaking slowly and deliberately, through gritted teeth, Thurman responded . . .
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An op-ed by WAR IN 140 CHARACTERS author David Patrikarakos on Time.com
New York again. Uzbek immigrant Sayfullo Saipov has now been charged with the death of eight people after ploughing into them in a truck in downtown Manhattan on Oct. 31. He also stands accused of “providing material support and resources” to the terror group ISIS.
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Jeremi Suri’s THE IMPOSSIBLE PRESIDENCY reviewed in the New York Times Book Review
“[A] succinct and original volume.”
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An essay by THE ANIMALS AMONG US author John Bradshaw in the Wall Street Journal
“It’s referred to as “the pet effect.” Some researchers have proposed that having a pet bestows a dazzling array of health benefits, such as lower cholesterol, reduced blood pressure and a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease. Others have claimed that pets can combat stress, relieve depression and enhance self-esteem, and that their company makes children…
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Vote! with The Tapper Twins Activity Kit
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10 Gifts for the Dog Lover in Your Life
Looking for the perfect gift for the dog lover in your life? You can’t go wrong with these heartwarming and hilarious books!
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