0Wherever you are, whoever you’re with, it seems human nature to try and blend into your surroundings; perhaps it’s the innate survival-of-the-fittest kicking in. Regardless, sometimes as hard as you try, the color...
0So much bloodshed, violence and hostility and they claim that we are humans, I feel sorry to be a human. Last Thursday the blast at the shrine of Hazrat Usman Ali Hajwari (famously known as...
0Like virtually every other newspaper in the world, Le Monde is losing cash. As respected by Europeans as the New York Times is to Americans, it appears that the 66-year old newspaper may be out...
0Look at "Thinking Big by Starting Small" in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer which was co-written with Stephanie Hanson, the Director of Policy and Research at the One Acre Fund.Here is how it begins: "It's easy to feel overwhelmed...
0Going back, for the 2nd time, to Chania, Crete, for a 5 days trip. It's a magical place, where the past has managed to slip into the present and nature is mighty and mild, tender...
0A few nights ago someone mentioned that it would be possible to see the International Space Station (ISS) in orbit over London. I made a note to remember to look out for it and then...
0This is not a new topic. But it's not one you normally see in your US newspaper, and I was surprised to see a syndicated article on it today in the front section of my...
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