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Paperblog Editor's Pick

• How to Avoid Stress on Your Business Trip

  

  We’ve all had this business trip, right? You’re late leaving the office, traffic to the airport is horrendous and then the line for security is a mile long.... Read more

  The 18 September 2012 by   Healthytravelblog
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• The Royal Palace

  

  Cambodia's government is a constitutional monarchy. The king acts as the head of state while the prime minister, the head of government. The king resides in... Read more

  The 18 September 2012 by   Mustachio
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• TRAVEL/EAT: Georgetown Cupcakes in Washington DC

  

  A trip to Georgetown just wouldn’t be complete without a stop by Georgetown Cupcakes. This cupcakery was opened by two friends in 2008 and now serves some of th... Read more

  The 18 September 2012 by   Jsleigh14
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• Sun, Surf and Sand in Bali

  

  Dubbed the Island of the Gods, Bali is a mystical city dotted with enchanting temples, palm-lined beaches, fragrant frangipani trees, majestic volcanoes and... Read more

  The 17 September 2012 by   Smartgirltravel
  

• How to Get Lucky

  

  On good days I accept it as a complement; a sincere expression of admiration. Other times, though, it’s hard not to take the meaning literally. “You’re so... Read more

  The 17 September 2012 by   Everywhereonce
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• Will a Felony Stop You from Moving Abroad?

  

  Angkor Wat in Cambodia Photo Wikimedia Commons I've previously posted about a gentleman who wanted to move to South America, but had a felony on his record.... Read more

  The 17 September 2012 by   Ovid
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• Faro De Punta Malabrigo, the Lonely Sentinel of Lobo

  

  There is something about lighthouses that interest me – much has to with their rich history and my fondness for old architecture. Ever since I started... Read more

  The 17 September 2012 by   Killerfillers
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• 9 Scariest Looking Bridges in the World

  

  Nothing beats going on a trek for a few days, completely at one with nature. Until you reach a canyon or river you have to cross, and the only way to the other... Read more

  The 15 September 2012 by   Ningauble
  

• More Than Macarons

  

  Graduate school has been sweet thus far, and not just because of the macarons at our last cocktail. Today marks the end of my first week! Dare I say it went... Read more

  The 14 September 2012 by   Danielleabroad
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• Foreign Travel & Foreign Ways

  

  Here is a secret: Traveling to a foreign country is exciting no matter where you go. Even if its Canada. Even if they talk more or less like we do. Even if... Read more

  The 14 September 2012 by   Shewritesalittle
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