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The 5 Best Airports for Business Travelers

Thanks to terminal makeovers executed with business travelers in mind, layovers are becoming a less hellish experience. To find out which airports are the most business-friendly, Business 2.0 quizzed travelers, analyzed stats, and cross-checked passenger polls. Read the full story…

* Minneapolis-St. Paul International (MSP)
* Charlotte Douglas International (CLT)
* Denver International (DIA)
* San Francisco International (SFO)
* Dallas-Fort Worth International (DFW)

Add comment August 29th, 2006

20 Hamburgers You Must Eat Before You Die

GQ magazine has compiled a list of the “20 Hamburgers You Must Eat Before You Die.” Food critic Alan Richman traveled 23,750 miles and consumed more than 150,000 calories while evaluating 162 burgers across the country. The top 10 burger locations are listed below. Read the full article for details about all 20…

1. Le Tub. Hollywood, FL
2. Peter Luger Steak House. Brooklyn, NY
3. Spiced Pear Restaurant. Chanler Hotel, Newport, RI
4. Rouge. Philadelphia. PA
5. Barclay Prime. Philadelphia, PA
6. Houston’s. Santa Monica, CA
7. Buckhorn. San Antonio, NM
8. Miller’s Bar. Dearborn, MI
9. Burger Joint. le Parker Meridien Hotel, NYC
10. Keller’s Drive-in. Dallas, TX

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AskMen.com’s Cool Site of the Day

Popular men’s lifestyle portal AskMen.com features their pick for the coolest site on the web each day…

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Inc.’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies 2006

Each year, Inc. magazine produces the Inc. 500, a list of the nation’s fastest growing private companies. Learn about this year’s top 25 companies, discover success stories of some of this year’s honorees, or take the Inc. 500 quiz to test your knowledge of lists past and present…

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The Ultimate NYC Celebrity Homes Map

NewYorkMag.com recently researched and compiled their first-ever Star Map. The addresses were culled from publicly available real-estate records, selected published reports, and widely used Internet directories as well as the occasional in-the-know friend or well-placed source. NY mag opted not to print specific addresses. But you can still see, generally to within a block, where Drew Barrymore and Fabrizio Moretti live, that Uma Thurman and Julia Roberts could easily buy their lottery tickets at the same corner deli, where Kim Cattrall shares an elevator with Neil Sedaka, and that Herman Melville and Joey Ramone were practically neighbors (albeit in different centuries)…

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10 Perfect Places to Live in America

The Fine Living Cable Network has selected the Ten Perfect Places to Live in America. Check them out…

1. Downtown, New York City
2. Grand Marais, Minnesota
3. Austin, Texas
4. Portland, Maine
5. Santa Barbara, California
6. Sedona, Arizona
7. Seattle, Washington
8. Saratoga Springs, New York
9. Jupiter, Florida
10. Salida, Colorado

Add comment August 20th, 2006

America’s Best Colleges 2007

U.S.News & World Report today announced the publication of its 2007 America’s Best Colleges guide. America’s Best Colleges is a comprehensive guide to colleges and college admissions — detailing and ranking more than 1,400 accredited four-year schools across the country. View the survey results…

Best National Universities
1. Princeton University
2. Harvard University
3. Yale University
4. California Institute of Technology
– Massachusetts Institute of Technology
– Stanford University
7. University of Pennsylvania
8. Duke University
9. Columbia University
– Dartmouth College
– University of Chicago

Add comment August 19th, 2006

The Best U.S. Cities to Find a Job

College grads often flock to New York City, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Chicago to start their careers. But they’d be far better off in Washington D.C., Phoenix and Las Vegas. Forbes.com ranked the largest 100 metropolitan areas according to their unemployment rates, cost of living, median household income, job growth and income growth. View the full story…

Top 10 cities for job hunting
1. Washington D.C.
2. Phoenix, AZ
3. Las Vegas, NV
4. Orlando, FL
5. Bethesda, MD
6. Richmond, VA
7. Raleigh, NC
8. Jacksonville, FL
9. Oklahoma City, OK
10. Virginia Beach, VA

Add comment August 16th, 2006

The 50 Best Birds in the World

Birdwatcher Don Roberson of Monterey, California has compiled a list of the 50 Best Birds of the World. Criteria: how impressive, unique, rare, and hard to find each bird is. He included a diverse selection across continents and oceans, and throughout the spectrum of bird families.

#1 is the Philippine Eagle. The largest and most spectacular raptor in the world is also among the rarest; it is threatened with extinction as the Philippine forests are destroyed. Perhaps only 250 adults remain in isolated and difficult to reach remnants. Check out the other extraordinary birds on the list…

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TIME’s 50 Coolest Websites 2006

From arts to shopping, from time wasters to time savers, TIME picks its annual list of the 50 coolest sites…

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The 25 Greatest PCs of All Time

IBM’s first PC was announced on August 12, 1981. To commemorate the anniversary, PCWorld.com’s editors compiled a list of the top 25 PCs ever, from machines you owned and loved to systems you’ve never heard of. PC World made their selection based on four factors: innovation, impact, industrial design, and intangibles. Check out the list…

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The 50 Greatest Movie Stars All Time

In Premiere magazine’s list, you’ll see 50 embodiments of that most indefinable term, star quality. You’ll see male sex symbols who are undeniably Adonis-like, and others who are not nearly as refined in the physical-feature department but could still make their targets melt. You’ll see a squeaky-clean singer with a sultry side and a toddler with all the confidence of ten seasoned vaudevillians. The thing about star quality is that it’s mercurial. As the saying goes, you know it when you see it…

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The Top 200 Albums of All Time

AskMen.com has compiled their list of the Top 200 Albums of All Time. The guide contains 10 different genres of music, and within them, the 20 best artists that have carved out their spot in music history. The lists are based on sales, originality, impact on genre, influence on fans, production and engineering, reader votes, as well as tour length and success…

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857 Esquire Magazine Covers Since 1933

The Esquire Cover Gallery contains every magazine cover from Autumn, 1933 until the present. You can navigate the cover gallery archive by year and month…

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10 Great Health Foods

Following, in alphabetical order, are the Mayo Clinic’s top picks. These 10 foods are some of the healthiest because they meet at least three of the following criteria…

1. Apples
2. Almonds
3. Broccoli
4. Blueberries
5. Red beans
6. Salmon
7. Spinach
8. Sweet potatoes
9. Vegetable juice
10. Wheat germ

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The Best Podcasts

PodcastBunker.com finds and lists the best podcasts, taking audio quality and the value of the content into consideration. The site offers podcast reviews and 30 second previews to help you decide what you want to hear…

Podcasting is online audio content that is delivered via an RSS feed. Podcasting works the same as a standard RSS feed reader or news aggregator, the only difference is that the feed you subscribe to contains an audio file in it. While podcasting was named for the iPod, you do not have to have an iPod to listen to a podcast. Podcasts can be displayed on websites with clickable links to audio files and many of the standard RSS readers have begun supporting audio enclosures.

Add comment August 7th, 2006

The Top 50 Movie Endings of All Time

FilmCritic.com has posted a roundup of the top 50 movie endings of all time. Check out the full list…

1. Dr. Strangelove (1964)
2. Fight Club (1999)
3. Chinatown (1974)
4. Casablanca (1942)
5. Bonnie and Clyde (1967)
6. Boogie Nights (1997)
7. Night of the Living Dead (1968)
8. Big Night (1996)
9. Don’t Look Now (1973)
10. Some Like It Hot (1959)

Add comment August 3rd, 2006

The International Best-Dressed List Hall of Fame

The International Best-Dressed list was created in the 1940s by fashion publicist Eleanor Lambert. Before Ms. Lambert died in 2003 at age 100, she passed it on to Vanity Fair, with the idea that the magazine would continue publishing an annual list. Eleanor started the best-dressed list in New York in 1940 at the onset of the Second World War. She took up the idea from a previous French-oriented best-dressed list that came to an end when France fell to the Nazis. She launched it with the intention of promoting American fashion and its designers. This was both a practical and revolutionary idea, and with it Eleanor transformed the garment industry into the world-famous fashion business.

In its earliest years it was dominated by very rich women and/or socialites, members of royalty, and occasionally a movie star (Rosalind Russell was the first). Ten years later the number of movie stars had increased substantially. An individual must be on the best-dressed list four times in order to be inducted into the hall of fame. This year Kate Moss joins the list and appears on the cover of VF wearing only patent-leather stiletto boots and white gloves. View the list…

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