
The Faster Times
Published July 30, 2009 Travel Leave a CommentTags: animal planet, indonesia, komodo, pornography, wildlife

The Faster Times
Published July 22, 2009 Travel Leave a CommentTags: bali, indonesia, jakarta bombings, terrorism
The Faster Times July 21, 2009
A Little Terrorism Won’t Stop Us – Probably: The Australian foreign ministry freshened up its warning against travel to Indonesia a few days ago in the wake of the Jakarta hotel bombings. “We advise you to reconsider your need to travel to Indonesia, including Bali, at this time due to the very high threat of terrorist attack,” the government’s website reads. If they hadn’t singled out the island of Bali, I wouldn’t be writing this piece. But my family is planning a trip to Bali this winter – our first vacation together in about 20 years.
Women’s Health
Published July 21, 2009 Fitness , Sports Leave a CommentTags: Fitness, motivation, women's health
Women’s Health July/August 2009
Stay Motivated: If your fitness drive has pulled a disappearing act, don’t despair. Learn how to maintain your workout mojo – for good.
The Faster Times
Published July 16, 2009 Politics , Travel Leave a CommentTags: appalachian trail, argentina, buenos aires, governor sanford, mark sanford, south carolina governor
The Faster Times July 16, 2009
Where in the World Is Mark Sanford This Time? A Midlife-Crisis Travel Odyssey: It’s another secret vacation this week for South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford, who skipped town again Wednesday. This latest bit of news begs the questions: Where could he be? Argentina? New York? Here’s a look at the highlights so far in his midlife-crisis odyssey.
The Faster Times
Published July 13, 2009 Politics , Travel Leave a CommentTags: alaska, sarah palin
The Faster Times July 13, 2009
Sarah Palin’s Alaska: An Annotated Travel Guide: “Progressing”* the great state of Alaska with a guide to some of the Palin family’s favorite haunts.
The Faster Times
Published July 1, 2009 Travel Leave a CommentTags: kenya, maalim, sheldrick wildlife trust, travel philanthropy, voluntouring
The Faster Times July 1, 2009
Voluntouring Like Angelina: I adopted an infant from Kenya yesterday. It was sort of a spontaneous thing. He’s five months old and his name is Maalim. He was born premature and he landed in an orphanage when he was just two days old after his mother abandoned him in Tsavo National Park. Like any new parent, I’m totally obsessed. But the thing is, I may never actually see Maalim again.
Outside’s GO June 2009
Dimon in the Rough: Travel writer and TV host Julia Dimon scours the globe in search of the most authentic travel experiences – from ice fishing in the Yukon to female wrestling in Bolivia.
Popular Mechanics
Published May 3, 2009 Tech Leave a CommentTags: battery engineer, carbon fiber fabricator, CHP mechanic, digital detective, energy engineer, energy explorer, indie video game designer, live 3D sportscasts, underwater welder, zero-energy architect
Popular Mechanics May 2009
Future-Proof Jobs: Want a job? Investment banks aren’t hiring right now, but if you’re interested in the new wave of energy exploration (underwater or on wind-swept ridges), in digital tech (like game design and 3D sportscasts) or even in building spaceships, here are some leads for you.
Men’s Journal
Published February 16, 2009 Food Leave a CommentTags: chili, Food, football, men's journal, recipes, texas
Men’s Journal February 2009
Chili Three Ways: In certain circles (many of them located in Texas), football and chili are sacrosanct: A team’s honor and the superiority of a recipe are defended with equal ferocity.