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Craft Brews in Prague

December 5, 2009 – 1:11 pm
By EVAN RAIL
Published: December 6, 2009

LIKE a roller coaster freed from its tracks, the double-length Karosa bus shook and dipped as the Bohemian countryside — beech forests, duck ponds and scrubby hills — spilled past our windows. The pastoral landscape temporarily belied our location in Petrovice, a distant village in medieval times but now just a bland suburb of Prague. Soon enough, the towers of panelaky, the prefabricated Communist-era apartment buildings, came into sight…..(more)

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15 Ways to Packing Perfection

August 18, 2009 – 12:56 pm

Travel like a pro with our easy tips for packing efficiently

By Kris Wetherbee Posted August 20, 2008 from  WomansDay.com

15 Ways to Packing Perfection

If looming baggage costs and stronger airport security measures have you in a tizzy, you’re not alone. Things we once took for granted when flying, such as complimentary beverages and checking in luggage, are fading fast. Most U.S. airlines now charge $25 for checking a second bag—but there’s no need to panic. Learning how to pack efficiently is the key to lightening your load (but not your wallet.)…read more

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The 4 Universally Flattering Clothing Colors

August 10, 2009 – 9:44 am

By Yolanda Wikiel, RealSimple.com

Some hues bring out the best in everyone, regardless of skin tone or hair color.

Flattering Color: Eggplant

“Some colors work for all skin tones and hair colors, because they fall into the middle of the color spectrum, meaning they’re not too warm or too cool,” says Leatrice Eiseman, author of The Color Answer Book (Capital Books, $20, amazon.com) and director of the Pantone Color Institute, the international authority on color. Case in point: eggplant (Pantone 19-2311 TC). Eiseman calls the tone “the perfect purple” because it is extremely versatile, almost like a black, a dark brown, or a navy…(read more)

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Europe for Every Budget!

May 2, 2009 – 11:41 am


Best of 10 European cities!

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