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• Foodies Eagerly Await a Taste of Amsterdam

  

  The internationally renowned food festival Taste of Amsterdam is set to take Holland by storm for the third year in the row. For food fanatics, it is the... Read more

  The 30 August 2011 by   Amsterdam City Tours
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• Hurricane Strands Passengers, Brings Unexpected Guests

  

  This past weekend, Hurricane Irene slammed into the East Coast, leaving billions of dollars in damage, millions of people without power and thousands more... Read more

  The 29 August 2011 by   Travelersmind
  

• The Defeated Army - Travelling with Children and Unlucky 13s

  

  Triskaidekaphobia - the phobia of the number 13. Methinks I may partake in a little of that...It's the number Judas took when he sat at the table for Jesus' las... Read more

  The 29 August 2011 by   Thehedonista
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• San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA)

  

  The Steins Collect Entrance to SFMOMA San Francisco with Calder Sculpture above Imagine being a personal friend of Picasso, Matisse, Juan Gris and other avant... Read more

  The 29 August 2011 by   Carolinearnoldtravel
  

• Photographing Flower Power for Marvelous Monday!!!

  

  Flower power, for those of us old enough to remember it, will always remain a reminder of a very complex time to be young in the United States! Nothing... Read more

  The 29 August 2011 by   Jpbrandanophoto
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• The Most Versatile Learning Method to Learn Russian Language

  

  There are so many ways to kill a cat; so many ways to solve algebraic expressions; therefore, there are also various ways a learner can learn Russian language.... Read more

  The 29 August 2011 by   Tlb
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• Paris, FRANCE?

  

  If you are an American living in Paris, you may get tired of Americans back home asking, "Paris, FRANCE?" when you say where you live (followed often by, "Wow,... Read more

  The 28 August 2011 by   Sedulia
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• Perils Among Foreign Language Teachers

  

  “The recent decision in Gyeonggi Province to drastically scale back its number of foreign English teachers must be troubling to any observer who has looked on... Read more

  The 28 August 2011 by   Tlb
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• Wine in Bordeaux, Beer in Bruges, and Contextual Temperance

  

  Aristotle has left us with a theory of ethics based on morale and intellectual virtues. Morale virtues are instilled in us through habituation from practice,... Read more

  The 28 August 2011 by   Realizingresonance
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• Capsule Hotel

  

  image credit There are a lot of strange hotels in the world. One of the strangest is the Capsule Hotel at the boulevard of Scheveningen near The Hague in the... Read more

  The 27 August 2011 by   Gerard