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[13 Oct 2011 | Add Your Comment | ]

The holidays can be a stressful time. TV commercials may depict how wonderful it is for families to be together–laughing, drinking and having a good time. But the reality for many people during the holidays is very different. Here are some practical guidelines to help you through the upcoming months of joy, peace and stress.
1. People often feel overwhelmed during the holiday season. Social gatherings, gifts and family often all come together and this can be stressful because people feel pressured to do a number of things that they do not …

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[14 Feb 2009 | Add Your Comment | ]
Love, lust, and leading economic indicators

Economic indicators may be sagging, but erotic indicators appear to be up, up, up–reassuring news to celebrate on Valentine’s Day.

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[9 Feb 2009 | One Comment | ]
3 ingenious safe travel tips

Planning a trip? Medex, which sells travel health insurance, also offers advice on how to stay safe. A few of the ideas in their latest email are so clever we had to pass them on.

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[30 Nov 2008 | Add Your Comment | ]
A tasty travel tip

Wherever you travel, it’s worth checking out the local farmers market, not only to cast your vote for a vital local agriculture but to get a grassroots sense of the place and its people. Here’s a special report from one of our favorites.

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[30 Nov 2008 | Add Your Comment | ]
Strolling Mendocino

Sweeping vistas, icons of boom-and-bust history, and a half day’s worth of gallery hopping and browsing, plus trails to seaside bluffs, a gentle beach, and shady woods—not too bad for a lane just five blocks long.

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[1 Nov 2008 | Add Your Comment | ]
Keeping history alive in Mariposa

Like its 150 year old courthouse, Mariposa, located about 40 miles northeast of Merced on Highway 140, balances the past and present with grace.

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[25 Aug 2007 | Add Your Comment | ]
A country drive to Clearlake

California’s Clear Lake fulfills a landscape painter’s fantasy with vistas of rippling blue water and springtime displays of redbud and pear blossoms. Two hours north of San Francisco, it feels a world away.