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...what's driving the movement toward chichi sideshows? Baby boomers, for the most part. They are the ones who can afford the often steep price tag that comes with these adventures (trips average about $2,500 a week, not including travel to the point of departure). As bike trips have grown in popularity, tour operators such as Butterfield & Robinson butterfieldandrobinson.com in Toronto and Backroads in California--two of the oldest active-travel companies--have learned that they can snag more customers with a tour that includes evening theater trips and fine wines than if it's just about the bike...
...Record Straight • The article "So, What Went Wrong?" on miscalculations in the war in Iraq [Oct. 6] referred to Office of Management and Budget Director Mitch Daniels' estimation a year ago that the "total price tag of the Iraq adventure would be just $50 million to $60 million." The reference should have been to billions, not millions...
Parishioners have been struggling for more than two years to meet the $2 million price tag that the Swedenborg House of Studies, the seminary which currently owns the property, has placed on the land...
...year later, the six statuettes have been returned to China. They're currently on show at a tatty museum on the outskirts of Xi'an in a display proudly titled "The Special Exhibition of Returned Pottery Figures of Western Han Dynasty from America." Pointedly, each statuette still has a tag from Sotheby's attached to its feet. Li Ku, vice director of the museum, rejoices in the figurines' return. "Looking at these figures, I feel like my family has come home at last," he says...
What's the price tag? We've probably raised a couple hundred million over the next five years. We need $700 million for Africa and the Caribbean, and I think we'll get it. We could do other countries, but it would require more money. And other people not associated with me could follow the model...