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Sacramento, California: Finding Arnold Schwarzenegger
November 13, 2007
A favorite California pastime is arguably the pursuit of celebrity hunting. And with such an iconic Governor, California's capital is not exempt from such activities. “Arnold-spotting,” has become a popular activity with Sacramento visitors and residents alike, ever since the superstar Arnold Schwarzenegger became California’s governor in November 2003,
Detroit, Michigan: Glittering Attractions Along the Detroit River
November 12, 2007
The city of Detroit, which features 14 miles of coastline along the Detroit River, has interconnected the finest of its waterfront attractions with the opening of the Detroit International RiverWalk. The project’s first phase, known as “East RiverWalk,” is made up of a three-mile series of scenic, interconnected pathways, bike and jogging trails, fountains, and playgrounds. Along this walkway, pedestrians can stroll from the Joe Louis Arena (home of the Detroit Redwings), past the GM Renaissance Center, Tri-Centennial State Park and end up Mt. Elliott Park, all the while enjoying pleasant river breezes while watching the Windsor (Canada) skyline, and views of the ocean freighters passing by.
Seattle, Washington: America’s Contemporary Frontier
November 9, 2007
Seattle’s history is made up of the stories of adventurers and explorers. In its earliest days the city called to loggers seeking their fortunes in timber. Then tall ships and schooners sailed into Elliott Bay bringing with them sailors who would call the city home. The eventual discovery of gold only added to the city’s appeal. Today the city continues to be an American frontier, where modern-day adventurers have made their fortunes in aeronautics, coffee, high-tech and independent music. And just as Seattle offers a rich tribute to its early beginnings, so does the city provide a diverse and eclectic collection of some of the most contemporary exhibitions, programs and tours in the country.
Los Angeles, California: International Flavors, No Passport Required
November 7, 2007
It’s no secret that Los Angeles is an international stomping ground. And when you have this many international populations coming together, you know the eating has to be good. Rather than a melting pot, however, the City of Angels is a giant, endless smorgasbord of international feasting. Of course the eats in Los Angeles can range from budget-busting, white-tie extravaganzas to street-side snack stands, so we've eaten our way through the city in order to find some its best international flavors.
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