We are pleased to bring you this new column by writer Dana Rebmann, filled with travel tips, fun destinations, and beautiful videos and photo galleries of places you’ll be longing to visit! There’s something to love about every season in wine country. Thanks to the harvest frenzy, fall may be the most popular time …
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The price of coffee has reached new lows. While you might not see it reflected when you buy your morning coffee, the price dip is certainly felt by the farmers selling coffee to your local cafe. Aida Batlle, a coffee farmer in El Salvador, is selling her coffee beans for their lowest price in two …
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London skyline. Image: Elliott Brown (CC BY 2.0). Thank you for your letter and for asking, once again, about the welfare of my brother. As you can see, I am writing to you from London, as was the case last time. Indeed, I will be here for many more months and probably years. I am a …
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Though sound has ceased Within this dainty box, Who will presume To say its music Has been totally released? Is it not tinkling even now Around this very room? Lilts lightly in upon the dawn— And not by chance Makes even darkness dance? Ah, you must allow When love’s the key, Mute music boxes Blithely …
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Americans love to travel. Immigration, Manifest Destiny, the Great Migration—the instinct to light out for Somewhere Else seems coded into our national DNA. In honor of that ancestral urge, the July/August issue of The Saturday Evening Post features road trips inspired by the pioneer routes and trails that opened up this country to expansion. Here …
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Pep Guardiola has joked that he “can’t be f**ked” with reading about Jurgen Klopp. Manchester City manager Guardiola was speaking at a lecture at Liverpool University this week when he took a comedic jab at his German rival. When asked what books he enjoys reading, Guardiola replied: “I don’t read. I start reading and before …
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Liverpool defender Andrew Robertson insists his side will not get downbeat despite their undefeated start not being enough to put them at the top of the Premier League pile. The Reds have made the 7th best start to a season in English top-flight history, picking up twelve wins in their opening fifteen games and yet …
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Arsenal boss Unai Emery believes his team weren’t good enough defensively after their 2-2 draw at Old Trafford. Shkodran Mustafi gave Arsenal the lead after 30 minutes when David De Gea palmed his header over the goal-line, before Anthony Martial levelled for United in quick fashion. The Gunners would move ahead again as substitute Alexandre …
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Wilfried Zaha Jose Mourinho has never made any attempt to disguise his love for Willian, nor his lust for Ivan Perisic. But then the Portuguese is fixated with the politics of football, so his fascination with the right wing should perhaps come as no surprise. “My initial analysis from January and progressing through other months: …
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Jose Mourinho used Manchester United’s narrow 1-0 win over Young Boys in the Champions League as a chance to stick two fingers up at the doubters. Young Boys looked set to frustrate, and perhaps even embarrass, the Old Trafford giants on home soil on Tuesday, displaying composure, confidence and camaraderie sorely lacking in their opponents. …
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