June 2012
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- MARINE CORE: A father/daughter team goes underwater in Bermuda on a marine biology adventure that involves hermit crabs and sea turtles, and finds that a family trip can be more than just a vacation.
- NO RESERVATIONS: Forget hamburgers and pasta. One family conquers five meals—from foul to foie gras— in a mission to expand their broods’ pint-sized palates on a New York food odyssey.
MARINE CORE
- In Brief - Flint, Michigan:
- Local Faces: Creative natives draw their inspiration from Flint's unflagging energy.
- Track Record: Gearheads, auto-fanatics, car nuts: Welcome home.
- Dog And Coney Show: Flint is home to the delectable coney dog — a meat covered hotdog-like local dish you'll be hard-pressed to find anywhere else.
A spotlight on one of AirTran Airways many great destinations.
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- Note Taken: Flash a hint of style — whether it's boho or business — to stay on top of meetings. Colleagues will take note when you pull out these portfolios and pens.
- Riesling's Buzz: In the Finger Lakes, Wineries — and a region-specific grape better known for its German roots — mean big tourism dollars.
- Dollars and Scents: The sweet smells of success wafts through hotel lobies nationwide, but are signature scents really effective at drawing return customers?
- Curtains Up: The old lyric “there’s no business, like show business” is an apt description of Broadway’s impossibly unpredictable backend. We give you a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes for a show to make it in the ultra-competitive world of Broadway.
In Business
- The List - Branson: The top 10 must-dos in Branson, MO
- Events June 2012: This month’s nerdiest events
- Mural-cles: Diego Rivera inspired a Mexican movement of murals and street art, and its epicenter naturally lies on the labirynthine walls of Mexico City where the monumental murals speak volumes of the vibrancy and flavor of a pulsating city.
- Mercury Rising: Forecasts predict another hot and humid summer. Go gives you the best tips for fresh, hydrated and dewy skin.
- Where the Styled Things Are: Joanna Wilkinson has one simple mission: to keep Austin stylish. And she does, one blog post at a time. Her blog is a potpourri of street style photos giving readers a taste of Austin chic, thoughtful fashion deliberations on the latest trends, reviews of local stores and designers, as well as photos of herself, in outfits ranging from 80s-licious to vintage diva. "My blog is focused on Austin fashion because I think it's really important to support the local economy and to keeping Austin the unique city that it's known to be," she says. "My personal style is an eclectic mix of vintage and modern, combining high end and low end pieces, and I try and support local designers as much as possible." Check her out at www.keepaustinstylish.com
- Master & Apprentice: Top chefs infiltrate through underlings — what's the secret ingredient?
- Choose Your Own Adventure Race: Go the distance with these mud jumping, zip lining, boulder hauling, rock climbing, gravel crawling, heart stopping, obstacle-laden races, nationwide.
- Blast into the Past: Find your ideal interactive history museum.
- Parve for the Course: An only-in-New-York-story about how three Jewish machers turned religious traditions into kosher ice cream flavors and scooped the world of delectable desserts.
- Dog And Coney Show: Flint is home to the delectable coney dog — a meat covered hotdog-like local dish you'll be hard-pressed to find anywhere else.