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Toronto’s Wabora is Active, Complicated, Hustling….

By Jim Bamboulis on April 29, 2011 in Canada, North America, Photos, Toronto

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Wabora has the look and feel of an upscale Manhattan steakhouse.  Decorated dark black and grey, it’s big, flashy, sexy. Add a splash of Thompson Hotel inspired pretentiousness and you get the same old first...

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Lebanon’s Saida Souks in Bright Colors

By Sherry Ott on April 19, 2011 in Featured, Lebanon, Middle East, Photos

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I traveled south of Beirut to the old city of Saida along the Mediteranean.  Luckily I had a personal tour guide in my friend Mark, a local friend I had made during my stay in...

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Getting Fired Up About ICHI Sushi

By Marcia Gagliardi on April 12, 2011 in California, North America, Photos, San Francisco/Bay Area, USA

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I’ll be honest—every time I hear about yet another crappy little sushi place opening in the city, I want to say a prayer for all the unagi, hamachi, ebi, toro (did you really just offer...

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East Versus West: What of Goddesses and Strong Women?

By Dr. Anne Hilty on April 8, 2011 in All Countries, Asia, Featured, Jeju Island, Photos, Seoul, South Korea, Southeast Asia

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Below is a a presentation I gave at the Business & Professional Women Forum on Jeju Island addressing the WEP within the context of culture. Women’s Empowerment Principles have been co-created by UN Development Fund for...

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INDEX Announces Partnership with Helsinki, Singapore & Copenhagen

By Renee Blodgett on April 4, 2011 in Asia, Copenhagen, Denmark, Europe, Events, Featured, Finland, Helsinki, Photos, Scandinavia, Singapore, Singapore

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INDEX:’s mission is to promote and to apply design and design processes that have the capacity to improve people’s lives worldwide. By entering the INDEX: Partner City Network, Helsinki, Singapore and Copenhagen become a vital...

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A Little Magic in Madagascar’s Rice

By Danielle Nierenberg on April 4, 2011 in Africa, Featured, Madagascar, Photos, Southern Africa

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Rice is Madagascar’s main staple crop, eaten at nearly every meal. Dista rice, which is cultivated in the Toamasina province near Lake Alaotra, is named after the farmer who discovered it. The rice, a pale pink...

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The Challenge of the “T” Executive

By Natalie Petouhoff on March 24, 2011 in North America, Photos, USA

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Are you a “T” executive? I was recently speaking with my friend John Shiple and he told me I was a “T” executive. Someone who had vast cross-functional knowledge, but also deep subject matter expertise....

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Artist Interview: Songwriter Wendy Beckerman

By Deborah Crooks on March 23, 2011 in California, Featured, New York, New York City, North America, Photos, San Francisco/Bay Area, USA

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I first heard Wendy Beckerman when I began attending the Bay Area Songwriter's Exchange, which she co-founded. A New Jersey native and veteran of New York's rich and fabled Greenwich Village folk scene, Wendy...

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