Unless you're living under a rock, not opening your window shades to see the outside world in which case you probably have no need to read my articles anyway you've most likely noticed two things: Washington, DC gets a fair amount of snow in the winter; this city does not know how to adequately plow the streets or remove snow from the sidewalks. Case and point, it's been several days now since our most recent snowfall, and some sidewalks are still impossible to traverse. This invariably makes the morning commute to Capitol Hill a little messy to say the least, resulting in the feeling that one must choose between comfort and fashion.
Developing content across a variety of different media, National Geographic is looking for new and exciting stories. Gregory McGruder, Vice President of Public Programs at National Geographic, also sits on the Expeditions Council, as well as the Young Explorers Grant Committee. He helps to pick from among the many projects that apply for support and fu