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Silicon Valley Culture and Burning Man…

By Tom Foremski on August 31, 2010 in California, Events, Featured, Nevada, North America, Photos, San Francisco/Bay Area, USA

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{Rebecca Kaplan and team built the above 20-ft metal sculpture for Burning Man which traveled to San Francisco.)There's a strange hush around San Francisco and the Bay Area. There's fewer people around, there's a little...

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The Guest

By Jacques Legume on August 31, 2010 in All Countries, Europe, Featured, France, Paris, Photos

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Antony, 28 Aug, 2010It's finally happened. An acquaintance from the states came to Paris, and actually wrote an asked to stay with me. I tried to explain that I lived in a rather...

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5 Fun Things to Do with Kids in & Around Anchorage

By Glennia Campbell on August 31, 2010 in Alaska, Anchorage, Featured, North America, Photos, USA

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Planning a family vacation to Alaska? Be sure to stop in Anchorage, where fun activities for the whole family abound. We spent a week in Anchorage in June, and these were some of the highlights...

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All the Tea in China

By Duncan Kabinu on August 31, 2010 in Asia, China, Featured, Photos

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The people of Chengdu love tea. No question about it.The city has the highest density of teahouses of any city in China. There are literally thousands of teashops, where people go to play cards, chat...

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An Interview with Ben Hammersley

By Haegwan Kim on August 31, 2010 in All Countries, Featured, Photos

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Haegwan Kim: Your professional engagement as a journalist widely expands to business to technology to foreign affairs. How does this happen?Ben Hammersley: Well, I think really the reason I do so many things is because...

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The Meaning of Life

By Fred Hatman on August 30, 2010 in All Countries, Featured, Photos, Videos

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So, here we are on another Moanday (sic), sitting in a post-weekend stupor in offices all over the globe. Same grumpy old boss. Same boring old meetings. Same rubbish coffee. Same old grubby work colleague...

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Women In Tech: Sol Tzvi on Starting a Startup…

By Tom Foremski on August 30, 2010 in All Countries, Featured, Israel, Middle East, Photos

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[Sol Tzvi is head of Genieo, an Israeli startup. She shares her story of starting a startup.]By Sol Tzvi, CEO of GenieoAs a young CEO and Co-founder of a startup company I often find myself...

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Chengdu: the World Panda Capital

By Duncan Kabinu on August 30, 2010 in Asia, China, Featured, Photos

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Chinese languages reveals a lot about pandas. In Taiwan they refer to them as ‘cat bears’ – cuddly black-and-white animals, with Mickey Mouse ears and an endearing appetite for sitting around harmlessly chewing bamboo. Elsewhere...

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Silicon Valley Culture and Burning Man…

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An Interview with Ben Hammersley

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