I arrived this afternoon in Washington, DC, opting for the more affordable bus over the railroad. It had me thinking about the news this week out of one of my favorite regions in the world, the Balk
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I arrived this afternoon in Washington, DC, opting for the more affordable bus over the railroad. It had me thinking about the news this week out of one of my favorite regions in the world, the Balk
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I'm relieved that international cliché day has now passed.
I don't want to hear anymore "I remember where I was when JFK was killed" style stories.
No more using people's deaths as an excus
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Last week, as I was doing the usual middle-of-the-night TV news network watching, the story of the train bombing aboard the Pakistan-India Friendship Express came up. Initially they called it a fire,
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Planning a trip next month to the United States, and it goes without saying how good it will be to see the family and the friends.
But whenever I think about it, a second feeling comes to mind, fru
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It was one year ago that Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf was elected president of Liberia, promising the enormous task of rebuilding and reuniting the country. One year on, some may wonder how the process is g
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Many of us grew up with stories of how soldiers who disagreed with Vietnam found asylum in Canada. Over 30 years later, soldiers are once again acting on their principles and beliefs and moving to Can
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Greetings once again from the drivers seat of this car somewhere in Portugal.
Briefly, as my hands are cramping up and I predict the neighbors will call the cops or sic the dogs on me...
I have
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It is Saturday and my schedule has surprisingly opened up. Which means lots of watching videoblogs and seeking new vlogs to watch. And instead of discussing some other crazy idea in my head or occur
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