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A closer look at outstanding wines from Australia's best regions

Although Ainsworth adheres to the Victorian feminine ideal with his portrayal of Winifred Wood, he breaks this stereotype with his portrayal of Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Maggot.

Anpsi is animal psychic phenomena. Debbie, the feral cat, visited Mrs. Ainsworth, but usually stayed only for offered dinners except for one holiday morning.

Dick Turpin was the most famous highwayman who ever lived. Finally captured in York in 1739, a fluke brought about his conviction.

Dick Turpin was a career criminal who stole, tortured and killed. Despite this, he is remembered as a heroic figure, and a gentleman among highwaymen.

William E. Dimorier (pronounced Dimoree) was ahead of his time when he self-published two books of poems in the 1940s.

The Culinary Institute's acclaimed Boot Camp attracts aspiring gourmet chefs to the Hudson Valley to improve their cooking skills.

At Naval Base, Coronado, the most recent addition to the United States Navy's amphibious assault ships was commissioned for active service on October 24, 2009.

On Feb 6, 2009, as one of Canada's most controversial films opens in Quebec to be shown nationwide, Adam Kelly, who collaborated on this film, lives a strange paradox.

Sacajawea State Park, near Pasco, Washington, honors Sacajawea, Lewis & Clark's guide on their Corps of Discovery journey from St. Louis, Missouri, to the Pacific Ocean.

As Europe becomes more expensive and the Caribbean too crowded, cruising South America has become a viable option. Here we breakdown the most common sea routes.

Hamilton Island Race Week is held annually amid Queensland's Whitsunday Islands. This major sailing phenomenon combines offshore racing with complimentary social events.

The 2007 Dora Award Nominations were announced this morning, celebrating the best of the Toronto theatre scene.