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Residents of Bolinas, a quirky coastal town north of San Francisco, have decided overwhelmingly to declare their love of nature, skunks and a few other things perhaps not as easily understood.
Two British men who spent more than a year retracing the rugged route of the 1930s "Long March" by Mao Zedong's communist guerrillas said it turned out to be about one-third shorter than reported by Communist Party propaganda.
Despite the Internet's ability to deliver information quickly and frequently, the World Wide Web is littered with deadwood — sites abandoned and woefully out of date.
