Chrysler's latest concept car points the way to an ultraluxury flagship sedan which revives the historic name of Imperial. Read More »
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More than One Place to Peep a Leaf
This fall, travelers will “hail” to the peep as inngoers take to the hills by day and scenic B&Bs by night. BedandBreakfast.com editors have compiled this list of their favorite undiscovered treasures, all offering not only romantic accommodations but sweeping views of fall foliage, right from each inn’s porch or deck. Read More »
Hawai`i’s Big Island Island of Adventure
Hawai`i’s Big Island is Hawai`i’s Island of Adventure. Its diverse eco-system provides infinite possibilities for cultural, culinary, natural and spiritual adventures. Read More »
Forum on Motorcycle Safety can be Catalyst to Reverse Fatality Trend
"I am delighted to participate in the National Transportation Safety Board’s (NTSB) Forum on Motorcycle Safety and commend the Board and Member Debbie Hersman for their leadership on this issue." Read More »
Oil Companies Manipulate Markets and Gouge Consumers, Harming Both Economy and Environment
Americans are paying more for gasoline than they would if they had access to competitive markets, and oil companies are using the windfall profits to buy back their stocks rather than make investments in sustainable energy, according to a report released today by Public Citizen. Read More »
Reader Laments Cell Phone Driving Death of Neighbor
On this day every year, we pause to remember a horrific loss and tragedy. So I thought it appropriate to print the letter of a reader whose life will be forever touched by a different, yet no less significant, loss. Read More »
Race Car Driving, Wild Boar Hunting, Scaling Cliffs & Diving For Sea Monstery
Drive cattle, cavort with California condors, safari with sea lions… what adventure-travelers want is an adrenalin-based escape fresh with bracing sea breezes, stiff martinis and wide open spaces. Read More »
The Japanese Garden of Portland Selected to Host One of Nation’s Most Important Bonsai Exhibit
For the first time in its 43-year history, The Japanese Garden of Portland, Oregon will host a special exhibition of the Weyerhaeuser Pacific Rim Bonsai Collection, October 6 through November 15, 2006, called “Autumn Leaves.” Read More »
Pony Express Ride 2007
The Bracelin/Bratcher 1000 The next Pony Express Ride is scheduled for 2007 and will be billed as "The Bracelin/Bratcher 1000," in memory and honor of Pony Express Riders Bill Bracelin and Dottty Bracherand and their battles with breast cancer. Read More »
EPA Proposes Strategy to Reduce Foreign Oil Dependency Courtesy MEMA
Projecting annual cuts up to 3.9 billion gallons in petroleum use and 14 million tons in greenhouse gas emissions, the Bush administration proposed a Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS) Program on Sept. 7. Read More »
