If you sported colors and country pride while cheering on the likes of Brazil, England and Iran during last summer's World Cup soccer tournament in Germany, but you can't wait three more years for the next round of international World Cup action, we have good news.
By Jon Palmer | July 10, 2007
Bastille Day, according to Entre Nous chef/owner Stephane Ohayon, is about more than French pride and independence. The native of Nice says the real reason his countrymen celebrate July 14 is because they have another day off from work (as if they didn’t have enough already with their 35-hour work week).
By Cody Ellerd | July 10, 2007
Should you ever find yourself in the great city of Chicago, I would suggest that you visit the John G. Shedd Aquarium, located adjacent to the Field Museum of Natural History. It's the second-largest indoor aquarium in the world (second to the Georgia Aquarium, which opened in 2005). Thousands of species of fish, mammals, birds and amphibians call the Shedd home, and you can easily spend a day gawking at them.
By Geoff Carter | July 10, 2007
Daily Find
One of my favorite travel books is P.J. O'Rourke's "Holidays in Hell." O'Rourke travels through – well, let's just say they're destinations you won't find in glossy travel magazines.
By Kathy Schultz | July 10, 2007
