Bethesda Magazine - July-August 2010

Features

	Around the World in 300 Days A Silver Spring family chronicles their around-the-world travels and adventures. By Craig James with Dani James
	The Peak Years How do you approach life in your 70s? A Chevy Chase writer finds the beginning of an answer at Mount Everest. By Dan Morgan
	Who's to Blame? Cue music for a disaster movie: We’re talking about Montgomery County’s budget here. By Eugene L. Meyer
	Survivor For 55 hours, Rick Santos of Silver Spring wavered between hope and despair as he lay buried beneath the rubble of a collapsed hotel in Haiti. By Kathleen Wheaton
	Kids Rock The boys (and girls) in the band just got a whole lot younger. By Julie Rasicot
	The Business of Love What's a women to do when she puts herself on the market—and the right offer just doesn’t come along? A professional matchmaker attempts to broker a deal. By Rachel Manteuffel

Departments

Hometown
	Batting for the Nationals A utility player relishes her role in the team’s front office. By Steve Roberts
Domestic Disturbances
	You Call This a Vacation? Trips that make a week at your in-laws' house look appealing. By Sarah Pekkanen
Driving Range
	Shore Bets Here’s a roundup of some of our favorite beach restaurants from innovative to traditional, all casual and family friendly. By Mary K. Zajac

Bethesda HOME

Archive » Historic Home
	The House at Woodend Marion Wells was a woman who knew what she wanted: an elegant Georgian Revival manor house, and a legacy of environmentalism. By Mark Walston

Marion Wells was a woman who knew what she wanted: an elegant Georgian Revival manor house, and a legacy of environmentalism.

By Mark Walston

Bethesda HEALTH

Archive » Features in Bethesda HEALTH
	Time Bandits Are people who look younger than their age just genetically blessed—or is it really possible to turn back the hands of the clock? By Stacey Colino
	Line Delete Women in their 20s want to erase wrinkles now. By Amy Reinink
'Cosmetic' Changes The latest in looking younger for less. By Amy Reinink

Are people who look younger than their age just genetically blessed—or is it really possible to turn back the hands of the clock?

By Stacey Colino

Women in their 20s want to erase wrinkles now.

By Amy Reinink

The latest in looking younger for less.

By Amy Reinink

Dine

Archive » Reviews
	Tour de France Yannick Cam’s new bistro? C’est magnifique. By Carole Sugarman
Archive » Cooking Class
	Whole Grilled Fish With Spicy Ginger Glaze Cuisine of southeastern Asia. By Chef Brian Patterson of L’Academie de Cuisine