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Vancouver is Getting Ready for 2010

By Victoria Revay on April 28, 2009 in Canada, North America, Photos, Vancouver

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I'm Victoria Revay and I'll be your We Blog the World Canada correspondent leading up to the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics. In a few weeks, I'll be taking you on a cross-country journey, where together...

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What makes these gardens grow? Part II

By Rory Keane on April 20, 2009 in Asia, China, Photos

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Inside the Humble Administrator's Garden, one can be fooled into thinking that heaven had touched down to earth in this precise location. This sprawling garden occupies 5 hectares. There are ample vistas to intoxicate the...

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What makes these gardens grow? Part I

By Rory Keane on April 20, 2009 in Asia, China, Photos

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Suzhou is a city that is renowned for it's gardens. There are various gardens to visit, nearly every one of them offering magnificent scenery and endless pleasant perspectives. So many impressive gardens can be found...

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My Top Five for Brussels Belgium

By Jackie Grandchamps on April 17, 2009 in Belgium, Europe, Photos

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Jackie, your travel guide and specialist about Belgium, France and California(see bottom of article for latest trip discounts)The new Magritte museum is opening soon! On June 2, its doors will open on the magic world...

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Night at the “International” Airport

By Jeff Lee on April 13, 2009 in Central America, Guatemala, Photos

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At the airportSince our flight to Costa Rica departed at dawn, we opted to spend the night in the Guatemala City airport. Apparently, although it is an international airport, people simply do not stay...

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Future Captains of Industry, or leaders of the not-so-free world

By Rory Keane on March 31, 2009 in Asia, China, Photos

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I believe it's time to share the titles of the faux companies I've formulated in my "Business English" courses. I've waited long enough, there's no excuse for denying you readers any longer. Here are some...

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A Train Sandwich

By Renee Blodgett on March 23, 2009 in Asia, China, Photos, Videos

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And I thought jumping on a bus in Romania in the early 90s was bad. Try China's trains....

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Cooking from the End of India

By Avi Kramer on March 19, 2009 in Asia, India, Photos

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[Note: I'm catching up from the the last few weeks -- this post, as well as those from March 15th and 17th, originally took place earlier this month, but I've just published all of them...

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Vancouver is Getting Ready for 2010

What makes these gardens grow? Part II

What makes these gardens grow? Part I

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Night at the “International” Airport

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