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The "Cultural Ambassador," or Q1 visa, was created by Congress back in 1983 to help the Disney Corporation staff its newly opened Florida theme-park. The Epcot Center showcases the pavilions of eleven foreign countries and has an endless World's Fair vibe. It's almost possible to imagine that a foreign worker who is serving beverages and bussing tables is sharing "cultural heritage" when dressed in lederhos
Wolf Creek Ski Area is one of the last vestiges of old Colorado, a family-run, rustic, relaxed ski area with tons of powder and no pretense.
Not surprisingly, a Texas developer took one look at the stunning spot and decided to build a massive resort village nearby -- one that could bring in as many as 10,000 people, over roads incapable of handling that amount of traffic, into a remote area lacking in infrastructure. Red McCombs's $1 billion plan for Wolf Creek was so ambitious that the the c
At 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 31, Lannie's Clocktower Cabaret will host "A Night in Ireland," featuring Irish food, whiskey and entertainment. Tickets are $45; to reserve a spot, go to www.lannies.com.
Lannie's staycation is clearly a fantasy. But Jason Sheehan has his own view of an ideal Irish bar, as he described in this essay.
DENVER BEGINS A LITTLE-PUBLICIZED DOWNHILL RUN INTO THE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS AT WINTER PARK. BUT WHOSE CASH COW IS IT?WHITE OUT THE CITY AND WINTER PARK BURY THE DETAILS OF A FOR-PROFIT REAL ESTATE DEAL ON PUBLIC LAND.
