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To celebrate the July wedding of His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco to Charlene Wittstock, Lexus gave the couple something a bit nicer than a toaster: a very special version of its flagship sedan. The hybrid LS 600h L Landaulet features a one-piece transparent roof—just right for the ...
Read More »Simply Irresistible Meals at the Four Seasons’ Santa Barbara
Customizable dining allows foodies freedom to explore their palates, learn about food and wine, and more. Now, with the Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore Santa Barbara’s new Simply Irresistible dining experiences, guests have three opportunities to do just that
Read More »Monaco Hosts One-of-a-Kind Watch Auction
Forty venerable watchmakers, including Harry Winston, Montblanc, Breguet, Van Cleef & Arpels, Chopard, and more, have each created a special timepiece for the fourth annual Only Watch charity auction at the Hotel Hermitage in Monaco on September 23. Prior to the auction, the Only Watch 2011 collection will be showcased ...
Read More »Harrington puts money on Tiger to pass Nicklaus
Padraig Harrington still puts his money on Tiger Woods breaking Jack Nicklaus' record 18 professional majors.
Read More »Wie set to defend Canadian Women’s Open title
When she was pounding the ball off the tee as a 15-year-old, it was thought that Michelle Wie would be well into a dominating golf career by the time she was 21.
Read More »Reusable Silverware That Doesn’t Leave A Bitter Aftertaste To Chemotherapy Patients
Rather than use plastic silverware to combat a common side effect of chemo, patients now can use these silverware-like utensils that don't ruin food. It's a common problem for cancer patients: Chemotherapy changes the taste buds so that using metal silverware suddenly causes a bitter metallic aftertaste. Plastic cutlery is one alternative, but it's not exactly the most environmentally friendly, elegant, or cost-effective option
Read More »Looking for dominance in an era of parity
If the PGA Tour really wanted to put a positive spin on the playoffs, it could claim that three of the four FedEx Cup champions were voted player of the year.
Read More »Cruise lines offer prepaid packages for booze
Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., which includes Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruises, has taken a lead in expanding the prepaid concept to alcoholic beverages.
Read More »The Navy Likes Google+ Because Facebook Isn’t Private Enough
The United States Navy is considering embracing Google+ for communicating with sailors and the greater public. The reason, it seems, mostly has to do with Facebook's counterintuitive security settings
Read More »Castrodale: So, what if Tiger never wins again?
Castrodale: Even if Tiger Woods never catches Jack Nicklaus, he'll still be known as the most dominant golfer — and 2nd most dominant athlete — who ever lived.
Read More »PGT: Daly, Mediate to play Nationwide Tour event
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Read More »Sweet Deals For High Efficiency Retrofits In Sour Economy
While it may seem that people want to cut back on spending, companies that shape up inefficient buildings and get paid back via the energy savings are doing booming business. What's the ideal economic environment to get a free high-efficiency upgrade worth tens of millions dollars
Read More »More HP Rumor Mill!
It shouldn't be called "mergers and acquisitions." It's more like "mergers and acquisitions… and rumors… and speculation." Ever since last week's announcement that Hewlett Packard plans to buy the software data mining company Autonomy rumors and speculation has been, uh, let's just say, thick. Here are some of my favorites: 1
Read More »GolfChannel: No regrets losing to Tiger in Amateur
GolfChannel: Fifteen years later, Steve Scott is still reminded daily of his loss to Tiger Woods in the 1996 U.S. Amateur
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