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Heavy snow in recent weeks has already wreaked havoc across Europe -- now it is damaging some of the continent's most recognized historic monuments.

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What's new in Venice and Romeupdated: Mon Mar 08 2010 10:02:00

Rome and Venice are two of my favorite cities. But to enjoy these classic destinations fully, you need to be prepared for changes in 2010. Knowing about a few recent developments will make your visit smoother this year.

Designers developing virtual-reality 'Cocoon'updated: Tue Jan 13 2009 11:55:00

You're walking along a street in Roman Pompeii at the start of the first millennium when you notice a spectacular stone building. You reach out towards it and your guide informs you it's a temple to the god Jupiter, built in 200 BC. With a flick of your wrist you save the data and, school assignment complete, you step out of your Cocoon and back into your living room.

Time.com: Why Is the Pope So Silent About the Mob? updated: Tue Oct 21 2008 14:00:00

As thousands express their anger at the Camorra's threat to a young writer, the Pope chooses to say nothing

Taking the kids: Pompeii perspectivesupdated: Mon Sep 17 2007 11:43:00

We 're standing in a dusty square trying to conjure up an image of a bustling gathering place with white marble floors, gleaming columns and fashionable people buying and selling wine, beautiful fabrics and exotic treasures -- imagine SoHo in New York, I tell the kids. Powerful politicians work just across the way. In our imaginations, there are gorgeous bronze statues everywhere. In reality, all that's left are a few crumbling columns.

Time.com: Putting a Cap on Wine Corksupdated: Wed Aug 22 2007 12:00:00

Screwcapped wines are quickly gaining popularity, and it's got cork producers coming up with new ways to stay on top

Lost worlds become virtual heritageupdated: Tue May 08 2007 11:28:00

Six of the seven Ancient Wonders of the World have vanished into history, like the Lighthouse of Alexandria, which crumbled into the sea after an earthquake, and the Statue of Zeus, destroyed by fire thousands of years ago. Only the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt remain on the list.

Fortune: Our New Year's vow: Keep piling on the debt!updated: Mon Jan 10 2005 00:01:00

AS WE GREET THE NEW YEAR, LET'S THINK CLEARLY about one of America's most popular and least realistic New Year's resolutions: to get out of debt.

Fortune: The Trouble With PowerPointupdated: Mon Dec 20 1999 00:01:00

You've got to hand it to Scott McNealy--he never misses an opportunity to try to stick it to Bill Gates. A couple of years ago the Sun Microsystems CEO went so far as to try to ban the use of Power...

Money Magazine: MONEY'S 1994 TRAVEL CALENDAR The best-priced, best places to visit in each of the next 12 monthsupdated: Sat Jan 01 1994 00:01:00

So you're looking for adventure? Or a relaxing getaway with the kids? If you experiment with new destinations, off-peak seasons and schedules, your payoff will be terrific. Travel prices have jumpe...

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