2012
Speaking Of Business Class
2012 / August 2012
Dec 1, 2012HIV / AIDS
2012 / December 2012
Dec 1, 2012Greek Islands: Sirens Of The Aegean
2012 / December 2012
Dec 1, 2012Cape Town: Atmospheric Pleasure
2012 / December 2012
Dec 1, 2012Tel Aviv: World Flair
2012 / December 2012
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Dec 1, 2012Helsinki: Driven By Design
When Lee Ehnqvist lets her three children taste her handcrafted cupcakes, she isn’t just an indulgent mother. As one of the bakers at Mormor, a boutique cupcake shop in downtown Helsinki, Ehnqvist is also studying their faces while they eat to see if the kids are enjoying both the flavor and the colorful design on top.
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Athens: A city that charms its guests and stirs their emotions
The city took its name from Athena, goddess of wisdom, strategy and war, and protector of the city. The financial, political and administrative center of the country and an all-powerful city-state in antiquity, Athens is a major center of culture. A visit to the first-ever museum dedicated to Byzantium, a stroll around the National Garden and a trip to the Olympeion archaeological site will take you back through time.
2012 / December 2012
Dec 1, 2012Iceland: Going To Extremes
Our first inkling this would not be just another noisy, fumy ride on a snowmobile was on the way up to the Mýrdalsjökull Glacier, when the Super Jeep ahead of us stalled in knee-deep snow. The second clue came at base camp, where we signed the customary liability waivers and spent half an hour gearing up in boots, coveralls, balaclavas, helmets and insulated gloves. Members of our group took turns snapping photos of each other in our spacesuit getups — goofy, sure, but totally appropriate given the otherworldly nature of the terrain we were about to cover.