From A to Zihuatanejo

Article Abstract:

Mexico's Pacific coast which in itself is a learning experience is described and the most important word used is 'tope', Spanish for speed bumps which is popped out at every street and can be gut wrenching at the best of times. Traveling with people who know the topography and language helps in exploring tiny villages as well as the major cities but one can also encounter lizards in hats and the pie lady on the beaches.

Mexico, Pacific Coast (Mexico)

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Terminal velocity

Article Abstract:

Steven Spielberg wanted an international airport for his film 'The Terminal', commissioned a full-sized terminal, which was 60 feet tall terminal and nearly 100,000 square feet and was very similar to an actual airport. The sets structural frame required 650 tons of steel, 58,000 square feet of polished granite flooring and 112,000 square feet of glass windows.

United States, Evaluation, Motion picture locations, Movie locations, The Terminal (Motion picture)

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Mid-century Midwest: On a road trip across Michigan (yes, Michigan), David A. Keeps charts the legacy of the Modernist movement

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A couple takes a road trip in a red 1961 Oldsmobile Starfire to visit museums and buildings from the modernist era in Michigan. Although the car threatens to break down mid-trip, the couple are able to visit the Air Museum, Henry Ford Museum, and other attractions.

Michigan, Detroit, Michigan, Modernism

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