Labor Day is here and the fishing effort is intensifying, with the fish even seeing fit to cooperate a little bit.

Contributor: Jeffrey Weeks
Published: Sep 06, 2010

Hummus is Mediterranean spread made from garbanzo beans (or chickpeas) and tahini (sesame seed spread). Hummus is high in protein, contains no transfat or cholesterol and is very nutritious and delicious. Here are recipes to make hummus.

Contributor: Marilisa Kinney Sachteleben
Published: Sep 06, 2010

My opinions and thoughts as a resident of New York City.

Contributor: Syd Stanton
Published: Sep 06, 2010

Jet-setting to another country in search of sun, sea and surf is a popular pastime for British holidaymakers. What will you do if you or a family member falls ill or has an accident? How should you use your EHIC when you need it the most?

Contributor: Sophie S
Published: Sep 06, 2010

If you are traveling to Walt Disney World Resort with a little girl, then Cinderella's Royal Table in the Magic Knigdom is a must. She will meet the princesses, pose for pictures, collect autographs, and enjoy a Medieval banquet.

Contributor: Jenny Sperandeo
Published: Sep 06, 2010

British air travel has stringent rules and regulations in place during domestic UK, as well as international flights.

Contributor: Sophie S
Published: Sep 06, 2010

Here is another haunted hotel in the series. This one is in San Antonio, Texas

Contributor: Faye Fairley
Published: Sep 06, 2010

The confiscated homes of some of the most notorious crime bosses in Sicily have been turned into beautiful B&B's. Could you enjoy a peaceful night's sleep where the Godfathers slept? It will cost you about 45 euros.

Contributor: Michele Starkey
Published: Sep 06, 2010

Washing clothes the same way it's been done for hundreds of years.

Contributor: michael sherer
Published: Sep 06, 2010

Englewood, Florida, is a little beach town snuggled between Sarasota and Fort Myers. It's a perfect place for a vacation, but once you get here you just might find you never want to leave.

Contributor: Barbra Davis
Published: Sep 06, 2010

What do barn quilts, the world's largest popcorn ball and the Chautauqua movements of the early 1900's have in common? They are all connected to Sac City, Iowa.

Contributor: Killeen Gonzalez
Published: Sep 06, 2010

Even if Hurricane Earl didn't have much impact on the Eastern seaboard, U-Haul offers a deal Virginia college students returning to campus can't ignore.

Contributor: J. Andersen
Published: Sep 05, 2010

If you're looking for some unusual Mississippi sites you're unlikely to find in your conventional guidebook, consider these three possibilities.

Contributor: Philo Gabriel
Published: Sep 05, 2010

In Mississippi, you can enjoy everything from high stakes gambling to a catfish festival, from historic battlefields and plantations of the Old South to a world class natural science museum.

Contributor: Philo Gabriel
Published: Sep 05, 2010

Do you live in Los Angeles but need a relaxing place to visit that is cost efficient and mileage friendly? Try these road trip suggestions.

Contributor: Miss Sassafrass
Published: Sep 05, 2010

The Lady In Green, a spirit in Cincinnati.

Contributor: Faye Fairley
Published: Sep 05, 2010

Examples of odd wild animal behavior witnessed on safari in Ngorongoro Crater National Park, Tarangire National Park and Serengati National Park.

Contributor: Sheri Fresonke Harper
Published: Sep 05, 2010

If you think Daytona Beach, Florida is all about NASCAR, think again. This lively town has plenty to do on beachside -- just don't forget your bathing suit.

Contributor: Joanna Romer
Published: Sep 05, 2010

On August 28, 2010, the history of this extraordinary volcano changed once more when the dormant volcano erupted sending dark clouds of smoke and ash into the sky. Ash clouds rose as much as 1500 meters into the skies above the volcano.

Contributor: Kesha Coggins
Published: Sep 05, 2010

The museum is the most visited in the state and offers a comprehensive look at Idaho history via words and artifacts.

Contributor: John Roberts
Published: Sep 05, 2010