37 Articles for Dan Piccolo

Avid cyclist, regular swimmer, and practitioner of tai chi – but he's still obese!

A suburb of Honolulu with several miles of shoreline on historic Pearl Harbor.

The largest US state, with the 4th-smallest population, Alaska offers you glacier-carved valleys and towering mountains, rocky coastline and deep fjords, and white nights and northern lights.

Whether you're looking for a healthy lifestyle, challenging mountains, pristine waters, wilderness adventure, or Old World nostalgia, you'll find it all in British Columbia.

This community offers residents access to all the amenities of the Bay Area, as well as an extensive park system and great recreational opportunities.

Located in the beautiful Rockies, Colorado is known for its incredible ski resorts and abundance of locations for extreme sports such as rock climbing, rafting, and mountain biking.

Located on Pearl Harbor's Mamala Bay, this community offers easy access to Honolulu, as well as two championship golf courses, lush surroundings, great weather, and warm, sandy beaches.

Sun worshippers, golfers, water-sports enthusiasts, music buffs, art lovers, nature fanatics, and shopaholics will all feel at home in Florida (pop.17,019,068).

"The Sunrise City," is one of the oldest communities on the state's Atlantic coast.

Amazing beaches, tropical sunshine, welcoming waters, and that friendly, Aloha attitude … yes, it is a tough decision to move to Hawaii (pop. 1,257,608).

Home to the blues, skyscrapers, major league sports, and an arsonist cow, Illinois (pop. 12,653,544) offers the excitement of big cities as well as the peacefulness of small towns.

What do popcorn, a maize maze, the Eskimo Pie ice cream bar, and hogs have in common? You can find them all in surprisingly diverse Iowa.

A vast urban landscape, Los Angeles, the USA's 2nd-largest city after New York, offers an array of restaurants, nightlife, beaches, cultural diversity, and attractions in a sun-drenched, palm-lined setting.

Nature, farmland, and a rural lifestyle – plus easy access to Atlantic beaches and the larger centers, such as Fort Lauderdale.

Beyond the distinctive Ukrainian, Icelandic, Russian, and Mennonite prairie farming towns, Manitoba (pop.1,119,583) offers a water-filled wilderness for boating and fishing as well as the cosmopolitan city of Winnipeg.

A small, friendly town, set in the rich agricultural area of south central Manitoba.

Though recently voted the "fastest-growing city" in the US, this city is able to maintain its small-town charm and lifestyle.

A friendly village with tree-lined streets and affordable homes.

Mysterious, friendly, supernatural, and home to Mardi Gras and jazz. New Orleans will not only keep you on your toes – it will keep those toes tapping!

Foggy fishing villages; awesome icebergs and whales; the splendid Gros Morne National Park; friendly folk; welcoming watering holes; and delicious fish 'n' chips. It's time to be "screeched in" in Newfoundland & Labrador.