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State Parks Become Victim of Budget Slashing

by Andrew Burmon. Posted Aug 2nd 2011 10:30 AM

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Several states struggling to fight budget shortfalls are announcing plans to shutter parks, recreation areas and reserves in an effort to save a little money.

Air France 447's Pilots Lacked Training, Investigation Finds

by Andrew Burmon. Posted Jul 29th 2011 10:00 AM

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French investigators have found that the pilots at the helm of Air France 447 when it plunged into the Atlantic killing all aboard lacked the training to deal with a crisis at altitude.

Cornell Computer Students Create Program to Keep TripAdvisor Honest

by Andrew Burmon. Posted Jul 27th 2011 12:00 PM

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A group of Cornell University computer science students have created a program that can determine with nearly 90% accuracy whether hotel reviews on travel sites like TripAdvisor or Expedia are real or promotional.

Man V. Food's Adam Richman Talks Traveling and Food

by Andrew Burmon. Posted Jul 22nd 2011 08:15 AM

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Adam Richman is finally full. The Travel Channel host spent the last few years traveling around the country stuffing his face with down home cooking for his hit program Man v. Food, which featured him facing down the many consumptive challenges thrown at him by America's best BBQs and steakhouses. No more.

Machu Picchu 100 Years After Hiram Bingham: She's Still Got It.

by Andrew Burmon. Posted Jul 8th 2011 08:30 AM

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Travel writers who made the trek to Peru for the 100th anniversary celebration of Hiram Bingham's arrival at Machu Picchu are facing a dilemma, whether or not to put the word discovery in quotes. As more than a few scribblers have rightly observed, the American merely followed native guides to the abandoned city: His revelation was their morning stroll.