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The Solo Female Traveler: Married, Have Kids? (How Do You Handle It?)

By Sherry Ott on February 25, 2011 in All Countries, Jordan, Middle East, Photos

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We had been driving for about an hour, and that’s when he finally asked me what he wanted to know. “Cherry, I want to ask you question – private question.  Is ok?” I knew exactly where this...

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3 (More) Figures From Folklore I Hope We Never Run Into

By Lainie Liberti on February 24, 2011 in All Countries, Featured, Photos

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This is a sequel to 3 Figures From Folklore I Hope We Never Run Into. Here we go! Grootslang Lets start with the Grootslang. The Grootslang is from Richtersveld, South Africa. It is said to be a big elephant...

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MacBook Air: Like an iPad With a Keyboard, Only Better

By Larry Magid on February 24, 2011 in Europe, North America, Photos, Products, USA

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Apple, in its earnings report last week, announced that Mac sales in its most recent quarter were up by 23 percent over the same quarter last year despite the popularity of the iPad, which competes...

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Swerve Connects People to Great Things To Do

By Renee Blodgett on February 24, 2011 in Events, North America, Photos, USA, Videos

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At the LAUNCH Conference in San Francisco this past week, I interviewed Swerve's John Magdziarz about their iPhone app. Swerve connects people to great things to do. Serving up thousands of events in cities across...

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Experiencing Food Shock in Jordan

By Sherry Ott on February 24, 2011 in Amman, Featured, Jordan, Middle East, Photos

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I sat on the couch and my stomach grumbled wondering why in the hell I hadn’t given it anything but a thin piece of bread, oil, thyme and an abundance of coffee for the last...

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Off the Beaten Path in Vietnam

By Linh Vien Thai on February 24, 2011 in Asia, Photos, Vietnam

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This road is almost as off the beaten path in Vietnam as it gets. I took my motorbike through here and the ride was amazing. The way was dusty, rough, and the foliage at times...

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Walter Hood: Start With Community and Build the GREEN Around Them

By Renee Blodgett on February 24, 2011 in California, Featured, North America, Pennsylvania, Photos, Pittsburgh, San Francisco/Bay Area, USA

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Walter Hood talks and walks a green path and lives and breathes his passion. His view of what green landscape should look like in urban areas? Listen to what he said about Oakland's Lake Merritt...

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Making Faces in Wadi Musa, Jordan

By Sherry Ott on February 24, 2011 in Jordan, Middle East, Photos

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I’ve taken a lot of pictures of people around the world.  But this young man surprised me.  He was the first who actually had a sense of humor and wasn’t afraid to show it to...

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