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Climbing Mount Butler and Dragon’s Back

By Douglas Crets on December 21, 2011 in Asia, Central Asia, China, Hong Kong, Photos

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We climbed Mount Butler and Dragon’s Back and here is a picture from Dragon’s Back of the lovely town of Shek O....

Is Aquaculture the Answer to Rising Global Protein Demand?

By Danielle Nierenberg on December 19, 2011 in Africa, Asia, Australia, Canada, Central America, Central Asia, East Africa, Europe, Featured, Mexico, New Zealand, North Africa, North America, Pacific, Photos, South America, Southeast Asia, Southern Africa, USA, West Africa

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According to a recent report by the World Fish Center, while natural fish stocks are being rapidly depleted, aquaculture, or the farming of fish and other aquatic species, could play an important role in meeting...

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All The Reasons Why I Miss Living in Asia

By Robert Schrader on December 5, 2011 in Asia, Bangkok, Beijing, Central Asia, Chiang Mai, China, Featured, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Macau, Malaysia, Photos, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Singapore, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Taipei, Taiwan, Thailand

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As 2011 winds down, I’m beginning to inventory myself on what I want to do in 2012 — and high on the list of priorities is finding a new place to live. Although I’ve been...

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Thanksgiving & Day of Thanks: 8 Other Countries That Pay Homage to Gratitude

By Renee Blodgett on November 24, 2011 in accra, Africa, Asia, Barbados, Caribbean, Central Asia, China, Events, Featured, Festivals, Ghana, Ha Noi, Ho Chi Minh City, Israel, Japan, Jerusalem, Lagos, Malaysia, Middle East, New England, Nigeria, North Africa, North America, Osaka, Photos, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Tel Aviv, Tokyo, USA, Vietnam

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The concept of Thanksgiving has been around much longer than the quintessentially American holiday. For thousands of years, countries and cultures have gathered to celebrate their abundant harvests, independence, and general good fortune by feasting,...

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China City Wars: Beijing vs. Shanghai

By Robert Schrader on November 24, 2011 in Asia, Beijing, Central Asia, China, Featured, Photos, Shanghai

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International travel is very frequently a game of apples and oranges, a matter of personal taste and individual experience — and often, just pure luck. I understand this, so don’t interpret my launching the new...

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International Photography Awards: Where Brilliance & Talent Bring Awe-Inspiring Shots

By Renee Blodgett on November 19, 2011 in Asia, Cambodia, Central Asia, Europe, Featured, Germany, India, Israel, Kathmandu, Lisbon, Middle East, Nepal, North America, Photos, Portugal, Scandinavia, Slovakia, Southeast Asia, Spain, Sweden, Taipei, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, USA

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For starters, I love to shoot and I shoot often. Wherever I go, my trusty Canon 7D is dangling from my arm. I have so much admiration for those who have been glued to their...

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Michelle Obama Is Fabulous In Just About Every Color

By Renee Blodgett on October 14, 2011 in Central Asia, China, District of Columbia, North America, Photos, USA, Washington DC

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Michelle Obama looked amazing in a draped purple one-shoulder dress with designed by Korean-American designer Doo-Ri Chung to join the President and First Lady of South Korea at tonight's state dinner in Washington D.C.The First...

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As Prices Fall China Ousts The U.S. As Top PC Market

By Tom Foremski on October 1, 2011 in Asia, Central Asia, China, Featured, North America, Photos, USA

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Part of Lenovo's distribution network in China. By Intel Free PressChallenged by New Gadgets and Slowing Growth in Established Markets, the PC Industry is Facing Historic Shifts in DemandIn the midst of a steady stream...

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Climbing Mount Butler and Dragon’s Back

Is Aquaculture the Answer to Rising Global Protein Demand?

All The Reasons Why I Miss Living in Asia

Thanksgiving & Day of Thanks: 8 Other Countries That Pay Homage to Gratitude

China City Wars: Beijing vs. Shanghai

International Photography Awards: Where Brilliance & Talent Bring Awe-Inspiring Shots

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