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How to Write a Book or a Paper: 8 Steps for a Focused Writing Plan, Fact and Fiction

By on September 30, 2011 in Featured, North America, Photos, USA
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Let’s say you’ve been ruminating over a creative writing project based on true facts, compiled research, or a memoir. At first glance, you have a choice of two markets—fiction or non-fiction—but if we delve deeper, we...
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Travel Hungry But Have No Time to Plan? Let Your Friends Do the Lifting With Trippy

By on September 30, 2011 in Europe, North America, Photos, USA
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Trippy lets your friends plan your trip, helping you more closely tailor your travel plans to your wants and desires. They allow you to harness your online social graph to get your friends’ recommendations for places...
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In One of Uganda’s Poorest Villages, New Farming Technique Helps Raise Income & Spirits

By on September 28, 2011 in Africa, East Africa, Featured, Photos, Uganda
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Katine is one of the poorest villages in the district of Soroti, in north eastern Uganda. For the 25,000 people living in Katine, their livelihood depends on cultivating cassava, ground nuts, millet, and sweet potatoes....
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Cultural Preservation: Folk Villages

By on September 25, 2011 in Jeju Island, Photos
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[My article, reprinted from Jeju Weekly] Folk villages help maintain link to past A look at Jeju’s efforts to memorialize its traditional culture Seongeup Folk Village. [Photo by Anne Hilty.] How to preserve tradition? This is a conundrum faced by...
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