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Hallowed Grounds Savoring the flavor of Athens'
little-known yet thriving cafe culture (Continental
inflight magazine, Jun 2007)
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Control From personal style to practical convenience,
in Los Angeles, it's all about how you roll. Plus, seven other
great places for car and drive lovers (Continental
inflight magazine, Sep 2006) |
Unheard
Of The reason you may never have heard of Lake
Orta,  a
small glassy mountain lake north of Milan, is because it is
shrouded in silence. Literally. (Continental inflight
magazine, Jun 2005) |
Easy
Rides Motorcyclists will always be searchers and
will do almost anything to ride a cool road. Eight spots where
two wheels are better than one (Continental inflight
magazine, Apr 2004)
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North
Star Montreal's split personality divides the city
while infusing it with unexpected energy. For visitors looking
to escape Puritanical Boston, it's a whole other world (Boston
Magazine, Jun 2001) |
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sports
| Running Package (Boston magazine, April 2009) |
Kicking
It In Milan Local heroes, landmarks, and a little
soccer rivalry in northern Italy (Continental
inflight magazine, Aug 2008)
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| Landon
Calling U.S. soccer star Landon Donovan checks in with
Penthouse's Greg Lalas before leading the Americans
to the 2006 World Cup (Penthouse, July 2006) |
| A
Man Apart When he can keep Cletus in check, Clint Mathis
is an amazing player. Or maybe Clint needs Cletus. Either way,
they're both back and raring to go. (STRIKER, Summer
2005) |
| The
Second Coming Despite unrealistic expectations and obvious
inexperience, 15-year-old Freddy Adu fared quite well in his
first year as a pro. Just wait and see what he does this year
(STRIKER, Spring 2005) |
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Ice in His Veins
Joe Thornton is finally living up to the hype. But can the Boston
Bruins' 23-year-old captain lead the team to the
Stanley
Cup? (Boston Magazine, Mar 2003) |
The
Angel Lion Chris Ohiri arrived at Harvard in 1960
holding all the  promise
of Nigeria's new independence. Six years later, as his country
descended into tyranny, he was struck down (Boston Magazine,
Nov 2001) *Hon. mention in 2002 Best American
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| Two Beers, Please (DraftMag.com, Mar 2009) |
| Beers of the World (DraftMag.com, Feb 2009) |
A
Portait of the Pickup Artist as a Young Man With women
way past liberated and our collective libido in hyperdrive,
it's a glorious time to be a guy. For the desperate ones not
getting any, though, the shame has never stung worse. Fortunately, seduction guru Vin DiCarlo has just the solution to
loserdom, at just two grand a seminar (Boston Magazine, Apr 2007)
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Users Who Read This Article Also Enjoyed... Companies
like Netflix and Amazon.com have no problem telling you what
someone else likes. Cambridge firm ChoiceStream is working to
figure out what you want—even before you do. (Boston
Magazine, Feb 2007) |
| Grillin'
and Chillin' Tailgating, Nobel Prizes, and the perfect
hot dog (Penthouse, Oct 2006) |
| Character
Driven Joan Kim and 826NYC unlock writing superpowers
in students (Continental inflight magazine, Oct 2006) |
| Survivor
In praise of Steven Tyler, 57 and still kicking rock n' roll
ass (Boston Magazine, Oct 2005) |
The
Year of Living Wirelessly  Boston's
on the brink of a revolution—a wireless world where people
in parks and on sidewalks, on subways and in restaurants, everywhere
and anywhere, are plugged into the internet. Are we ready for
a Wi-Fi city? (Boston Globe Sunday Magazine, April
24, 2005) |
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