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El Jogo Bonito

By Emily Williams Cornejo on January 16, 2011 in Chile, Photos, South America

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In high school, for three months a year, life pretty much revolved around soccer. With my dad as my coach, not only did I go to practice, I also spent every car ride home, dinner...

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Experiences of a First-Time Author

By Puneet Sidhu on January 15, 2011 in All Countries, Photos

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It is a little over a year since I was awash with the euphoria of having been signed up by a publisher for my first book, Adrift. A first-time author is a tough tag to achieve...

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Friday Night Take Away Enables People to Sell Extra Food Portions

By Katherine Hui on January 15, 2011 in Europe, Photos

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Your Friday night take away just got better. Last year we covered Super Marmite and other services that enable people to sell extra portions of food with their friends. This year, Frank Hannon, an ex-chef has...

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The Modern Human Extrovert: The External Stomach, and the External Brain

By Tom Foremski on January 15, 2011 in North America, Photos, USA

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When our distant ancestors discovered cooking it spurred an evolutionary step forward. Our brains grew larger and our stomachs shrank, and were better able to walk upright. Cooking food made a big impact because eating raw...

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Broadcaster Tumi Makgabo: Make a Choice to Influence Others

By Haegwan Kim on January 15, 2011 in Africa, Asia, North America, Photos, USA

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Haegwan Kim: What is your definition of success? Tumi Makgabo: You know I think that’s a very difficult question because success is a little bit of an intangible thing. I think, for a lot of people, they...

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Solo Travel: Is It For You?

By Kim and Clark Kays on January 15, 2011 in Central America, Featured, Guatemala, Photos

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I’m heading down to Guatemala in about a week -- solo. I’ve always wanted to be a Spanish speaker and in Spain my love for the language grew even more. I’m a teacher and...

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My iPad’s Cute Little Raincoat Keeps it Travel-Ready

By Jim Schuyler on January 15, 2011 in California, North America, Photos, Products, San Francisco/Bay Area, USA

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When I got my iPad and started carting it around everywhere with me, it first went into the big backpack along with my MacBook Pro (15”), and since I’m used to carrying 20+ pounds in...

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Oaxaca Mexico Tips and Trips

By Adele Hammond on January 15, 2011 in Featured, Mexico, North America, Oaxaca, Photos

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What would Oaxaca be without its famous roasted grass hoppers, also known as "chapulines". Local lore has it that if you eat them when visiting Oaxaca, you will most assuredly return! We had a meeting with...

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