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  Along with the rest of the country, we just finished watching the U.S. win their group in dramatic fashion. In our little suburban office here on the North Shore of Boston, there were no cheers to be heard out...

Day two started bright and early at 8am on Sunday morning. Thanks to FEED Granola and Honest Tea we had a great breakfast to get our brains moving for the conclusion of the summit. We were treated to the America’s...

We didn’t have to be in the summit tent again till 4pm – so I explored more and went to the Bethesda Fountain to see EMS and Confluence Watersports setting up and renting out kayaks and canoes for free to...

It is a gorgeous day in NYC today! Perfect day to celebrate the outdoors. Waiting in line to register for the Outdoor Nation Youth Summit here in Central Park but I’ve already taken a lay of the land on the...

June 18, 2010   This weekend while Chris is out on the open water, I will be attending the first annual Outdoor Nation Youth Summit in New York City’s famed Central Park. This summit will unite young people from across...

June 14, 2010 Five days from today is the start of the Newport Bermuda Race, a 635-mile ocean race, most of it out of sight of land, usually lasting three to six days. It crosses a stretch of the Atlantic...

June 11, 2010 BP has been on the tip of everyone’s tongues lately;  it was just a matter of time before  viral videos started popping up. Ever wonder how BP may handle a coffee spill in a staff meeting?  Take...

June 11, 2010 As expected, the editors at some of the biggest national fashion and lifestyle magazines in New York love the new gloves and ear warmers from 180s as much as we do. In October, look for the Susan...

June 9, 2010 We’re in NYC this week with 180s, previewing the fall/winter 2010 line of ear warmers and gloves. We LOVE the new colors, especially the down ear warmers and the Susan G. Komen for the Cure line, and...

June 4, 2010 Media entrepreneur and owner of Conde Nast Publications, Si Newhouse, feared licensing would cheapen the Conde Nast name and divert focus from the respected printed magazine that had endured for so long. He was all about preserving...