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Derelict Dhows - Mandvi, India Michael Britton Barmer, a three hour local bus ride south of Jaisalmar, is the starting point of a painting journey around the Western rim of India's Gujarat State bordering the Arabian Sea. Thai Street Food John M. Edwards As someone used to eating Thai food in New York City...I was blown away when I tasted real Siamese fare Indian Twister Evan Denno To fit twenty-one people (including two small children and a baby) into one Range Rover knock off, first forget about seating; it's about volume. Bali Fred C Wilson 111 I’ve studied up on Bali; it’s all good. The scenery, indigenous art galleries, Hindu temples laden with ancient artifacts, the spicy foods, exotic markets and the wonderful folks who make up this beautiful place

Crimea: The Russian Problem James Cameron Take a moment and thank your preferred deity or talisman that John McCain didn’t become president in 2008. Regardless of what you think of this current model, McCain is certifiably insane with aggression My Friend - The Next Governor of New York? James Campion + Readers Responses Rob Astorino has managed to succeed at the impossible ... State of the Union James Skinner on Spain It will be a test for the present government to see which way the political ideological wind is blowing and how the majority of Spaniards feel about all the hardship that they are still enduring Nigeria at 100: Let’s Take This Country Where It Needs To Go - Prince Tonye Princewill Looking around our country, it is not hard to focus first on the differences between us and dwell on the numerous negatives of today. Easy to miss the positives and overlook our strengths.

‘Ou est Baudelaire?’ Joe Swain At about the age of 14, I decided to become French. I left my heart-shaped box in San Francisco John M. Edwards For a city known for its liberal viewpoint and gay lifestyle, its earthquakes and trollycars, this epiphanic epicenter is all about desire and longing Dani Girl Roy Valenzuela When scrolling through the many faces of the google plus community, I mainly ignored all until I was slightly hooked and just had to take a look... Foreign Education in China Antonio Graceffo With tuition fees for foreign students of $38,000 or more per year, education in the US is way out of reach for the average Chinese family. The solution that China has found is to move the foreign education to China. The Henry Doorly Zoo Marianne de Nazareth Two warm days in the middle of winter in Omaha? So off we went to the Henry Doorly Zoo, the best zoo in the world...

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Immigrant Gotham Mamik ‘Pineapple!’ Of all the eccentricities I have had to get used to in this new country, this is probably the most vivid: A crazy man sitting next to me in a coffee shop, suddenly shouting out ‘Pineapple’ The Lady from San Diego Martin Green The phone rang. I was having my morning coffee.  I picked it up and growled a hello.  “My, my, Arnold, you sound so grouchy.  I bet you haven’t had your coffee yet.” Zapateado - Chapter Two The Bottom of the Ninth Sam North Leonard woke to find Jan gone.  This was a new development.  It was the tree. She was paying him back for the bloody tree.  He thought she must have been damn quiet about it...

Female Nude Abigail George They ate fried chicken on Monday but on Friday he liked a steak with his hot tea and chips. This was before I came along screaming blue in the face. The Cage Oswaldo Jimenez One bite. That’s all she thought she needed to satisfy her hunger. One bite of the funnel cake. No more than that. There was no need for more. A single bit of food would have satiated her starving stomach In Memoriam Oswaldo Jimenez The old gentleman didn’t just sit on the well worn, distressed leather club chair, he was part of it. His body blended into the nothingness of the chair.

How I Accidentally Started The Sixties by Howard Bloom Dan Schneider review If one has ever read the poetry of Eugene O’Neill or Tennessee Williams then one is familiar with writers who are good in one form of writing, but mediocre, bad in another. Silmido (South Korea 2002) Director: Woo-Suk Kang Dean Borok Like repels like. Positive charges reject each other. No finer example of this rule exists than the Korean peninsula, which has been engaged in a vicious civil war for over six decades.

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