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New Zealand: travel, tourism, and grace
In a land of spectacular natural beauty, much of tourism is packaged, commercialized, and designed to reduce the elements of surprise. The best moments come unexpectedly, and not necessarily at a park, mountain, or beach.
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Decades ago, some thought it obscene, but now it's just good clean fun.
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Expo in Shanghai: green lessons for Seattle, U.S.
The world's biggest world's fair is underway, and the U.S. media, for once, is paying attention. There's the Hillary Clinton angle, after she helped make U.S. participation happen, but this is also a fair that shows the U.S. some options for catching up with other nations on sustainability.
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Death and resurrection in the restaurant business
Even in this dreary economy, one restaurateur's failure is another's opportunity. For evidence, look no further than this list of newly opened eateries.
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Light rail, history collide in Jerusalem
You think it's tough building light rail in Seattle? Here's the saga of a much-delayed project in Jerusalem.
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This weekend, Showtunes Theatre Co. kicks off its season with a limited run of the musical on Saturday and Sunday.
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