Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, Image Source: Visit Wales
Back on November 16th, 1945, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization was founded. continue reading...
Image Source: Motopony’s Facebook
The low-fare carrier Southwest Airlines is celebrating its 40th year of service by having Seattle folk band Motopony perform sets for its customers in several cities across the United States all in one day. continue reading...
It’s all fun and games until someone takes it over the edge…. literally. continue reading...
This year’s festival will be bigger, longer and much more pleasurable! continue reading...
Happy Earth Day, everyone! continue reading...
Did you know that Wales is considered the castle capital of the world? continue reading...
New Orleans’ Mardi Gras is just one big party that lines the streets of the city and marks the end of the Carnival celebrations and a day of overindulging before christians practice 40 days of lent. continue reading...
One of the world’s most active volcanoes just got a little more violent. continue reading...
Every good partying experience needs a good setting, and there’s no better place to party than Whistler Village. A historic and infamous mountainside village filled with bars, restaurants, hotels and shops, this place is guaranteed to be a good time. WatchMojo.com Presents a guided tour through the magic and wonder of Whistler village hours before it’s to be invaded by the Coors Light Golf Experience. continue reading...
James Lawrence raises money for Tri And Give a Dam. He does so by racing in half-Ironmans.
Recently, on a trip back from Hawaii, Delta charged him $200 to ship his (snazzy) bike, wrecked it, and won’t pay for it or even refund the $200 he paid to have it shipped. Essentially, this is the Delta-specific version of United Breaks Guitars, but it hurts just that extra little bit because Lawrence got screwed while trying to help people. continue reading...