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Nick McGregor
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Lifestyle
Jun 19, 2017
These California Surfboard Shapers Are Revolutionizing Surfing
The 5,000,000+ surfers bobbing up and down California’s 840 miles of coastline spend a lot of time in the spotlight, but there is a small group of artisans working in the background to make all those epic YouTube-worthy rides possible: surfboard shapers.
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Travel
May 5, 2017
Why Your Next Group Vacation Needs to Be on a Cruise
Planning a vacation for more than four people can be hell.
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Travel
May 1, 2017
I Had No Idea I'd Love Going On A Cruise... Until I Did It
I love transforming a basic vacation into an adventure -- the more extreme, the better.
Travel
Dec 9, 2016
Mexico City Is A Serious Cultural Destination
At just over 760,000 square miles, Mexico is the 13th biggest country in the world.
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Eat
Dec 9, 2016
Why Your Next Foodie Vacation Needs To Be Mexico City
Mexico City, with its temperate climate and easily navigable neighborhoods, makes exploring the tastes and smells of this culinary epicenter mouth-wateringly enticing.
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Tech
Jul 21, 2016
How to Transform Your Laptop Into the Ultimate Home Theatre System
Back in the day, before smartphones and smart TVs and smartwatches revolutionized the electronics industry, building a home theatre system meant dropping thousands on fancy equipment.
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Lifestyle
May 27, 2016
The 10 Best Trips to Take With Dad This Father’s Day
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Travel
May 17, 2016
9 Big Summer Vacations on a Small Budget
We all want to leave it all behind and escape into beach, ski, or paraglide bum status on an exotic island.
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Lifestyle
Apr 15, 2016
How Politicians Ran for Office Before Internet, TV, and Radio
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Travel
Apr 15, 2016
How on Earth Did People Drive Across the Country Before the Highway System?
Until the 1960s, country roads, city streets, and a confusing patchwork of barely paved byways were all that linked the four corners of the United States.
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Eat
Apr 15, 2016
Running a Restaurant Back in the Day Was Crazy Hard
We’re used to a restaurant-going experience where nearly anything is available at anytime.
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Travel
Mar 4, 2016
Badass Hotels, Motels & More You Can Barely Find on a Map
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