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Guatemala’s Volcan Pacaya

By Jeff Lee on October 29, 2010 in Central America, Featured, Guatemala, Photos, Videos

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Being told the prices of things in other countries is a little like constantly having to adjust a barometer. Price equates to value, and so by adjusting to the countries price systems, I gain...

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Tofutilla, A Tofu Tortilla

By Naomi Kuwabara on October 27, 2010 in Asia, Japan, Photos

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Tofutilla, say what? I was wandering around a local farmer's market and I came across this vendor with unique soy products. He had smoked tofu, spicy tofu, soy pasta and you name it! One of...

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Stones Throw Record Cohort Dam-Funk & The Master Blazter Crew

By Renee Blodgett on October 26, 2010 in Europe, Photos, Videos

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Intruders TV managed to grab a quick chat with funkmosphere resident and Stones Throw Record cohort Dam-Funk along with the rest of the Master Blazter crew about their current tour, projects and plans for the...

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Don’t Let the Bride/Wife/Daughter-in-law Eat Nasu/Nasubi (Japanese Eggplant)

By Naomi Kuwabara on October 26, 2010 in Asia, Japan, Photos

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Nasu or Nasubi (Japanese eggplant) is usually more slender, smaller and has less seeds than other varieties of eggplants. The skin is also thinner and can be eaten raw. Someone at work was growing them...

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David Pogue: RIM BlackBerry Storm, A Piece of Crap

By Jean-Baptiste Su on October 26, 2010 in Europe, North America, Photos, Products, USA

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Why RIM failed the Blackberry Storm During his keynote on consumer products failures, New York Times columnist David Pogue shared his personal RIM nightmare story with the audience here at FailCon. For Pogue, RIM decided to ship...

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Late Sunset at Koh Libong (Trang Province, Thailand)

By Damon Billian on October 25, 2010 in Asia, Photos, Southeast Asia, Thailand

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My wife and I stayed at the Koh Libong Nature Beach Resort when we stayed here over Songkran, 2010. While the amenities at the resort were not five-star, which was a nice change of pace...

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Crater Lake Oregon: Well Worth a Detour

By Claire Rogers on October 25, 2010 in Featured, North America, Oregon, Pacific Northwest, Photos, USA

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Click on photo to see full size Mount Mazama, once over 12,000 feet in elevation, went through a half-million years of alternating eruptions and quietude. Between seven and eight thousand years ago, Mount Mazama erupted violently...

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The Spice of Life in Guatemala

By Jeff Lee on October 25, 2010 in Central America, Guatemala, Lodging, Photos

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Talking with travelers along the way convinced us to do a “highlight” tour of Guatemala. According to the travel websites, guides, travelers, and even a few locals, these are the places you visit if...

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