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The true essence of a place can only be felt by exploring those of its parts that reveal its identity. Only by walking can you explore those special sites.

Draft-N (the latest version of the 802.11 Wi-Fi standard) was supposed to be a panacea that promised faster speeds and greater range. Does it live up to the hype?

The "Fringe", as it is affectionally called, is a world reknown theatre festival, held in Edinburgh. Performances are in a range of genres and styles.

With features like trip timers and health management software, pedometers can make walking interesting.

Where are there easy online answers to the question, "How do I get from Point A to Point B in New York?" Here are a few places to start in the search.

Thanks to increased travel during the European Renaissance, pilgrims were able to visit many religious sites all over Europe.

Historic sites like Slieve Mish and Burnham House plus Irish gardens, wildflowers, Dingle Town hospitality and traditional breakfasts provide a winning combination.

Scientific studies show conclusively that aluminum bats outperform wood bats by generating greater batted ball speed, which causes the ball to travel longer distances.

Many think people on welfare should just get a job, and cutting welfare rates will encourage more people to work instead of live "on the dole". Not so, say researchers.

The Oregon Zoo is enchanting any time of year, but during the winter holidays it becomes a place of magic, glowing with a million lights.

Juneau is a regular stop on Alaskan cruises and there are a number of great shore excursions, from basic sightseeing tours to the adventurous dog-sledding on a glacier.

Navy PIer in Chicago, Illinois features Santa Claus, fireworks, Winter WonderFest, holiday lights, entertaiment, carnival rides and more during the Christmas Season.

A great social studies picture book that looks at how travel has evolved in North America and how it has affected the lives of people.

A public health professional discussed the role of public health and the relationship between the built environment and health at recent bicycling and walking conference.

There comes a time in every reader's life when you just put a book down, finished, completely certain that what you just read means everything and nothing at all.

Eco-tourists concerned with living green and leaving a small carbon footprint can travel easily as foot passengers on ferries to Washington's San Juan Islands.

Located in the state of California, in the United States, Yosemite National Park abounds with giant rocks, giant trees, and giant waterfalls.

The Three Godfathers is an American Western, directed by John Ford and starring John Wayne, Pedro Armendariz and Harry Carey Jr., set in the parched Arizona desert.

There have been many reports of Thunderbirds in the United States and at least one terrifying encounter. What might this strange winged creature be?

The Durham Miners' Gala dates from 1871 and still brings a huge crowd to one of England's most attractive cities, home to one of the finest cathedrals in Britain.

Magneto's mutant offspring prove not all superheroes come from wholesome upbringings. Twins Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver were members of the Avengers.

It's been suggested that movies reflect the age in which they were made. The current trend for visceral horror perhaps holds a mirror up to these darker times.

The Chickahominy River watershed is one of hundreds of sub-watersheds of the Chesapeake Bay and includes 470 square miles of the Bay's 64,000 total square miles.

There are scientific explanations for many spooky feline abilities, but there are also reports of feline intuition that are not so easily explained.

London, one of the world's most popular cities, is also one of its most expensive. Travel to London, however, doesn't have to deplete the contents of one's bank account.

Visiting historic Nauvoo, IL can be an amazing experience for Latter-day Saints or those interested in Mormonism. Get the most out of the trip with this planning guide.

The second hour of the two-hour premiere episode of The Amazing Race took teams from Tokyo, Japan to Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam.

The Disney Dream, the newest ship in the Disney Cruise Line, keeps the focus on family cruising with activities and venues for children, tweens, teens, and adults.

Zeno of Elea may have been an iconoclast, but he posed several interesting problems that would baffle thinkers for generations to come.

The 15th season of CBS's popular reality series The Amazing Race continues as one team breaks one of the cardinal rules of the Race and loses a passport.

Evidence shows more people were traveling during the 16th century in France than in previous centuries and also that advances in the travel industry were being made.