Hello Travellers! Today we return to the Western Hemisphere and the Republic of the Equator or more commonly called Ecuador. To get there from East Timor we head back across the Pacific in an easterly...
Back to Thailand for some mystery and more.......
We asked our friend Mr. Oath to meet us at the Thai/Lao border. Since photography in the border zone is forbidden, I didn’t get any photos of him...
Although I have not yet become compulsive about entering tasting notes for every wine I experience, below gives you a glimpse of some of the wines that have graced my glasses (and lips) recently. The...
It was a meeting of high-powered Italian scientists working in California, the one which was held last April 19, at Cadence Research Laboratories in Berkeley. Organized by the Italian Scientist in North-America Foundation, the event...
Female students speak out on social media in the classroom at the recent 140 Character Conference in New York. (#140conf) They talk about how they use Twitter and other tools to share information about homework,...
Off the tip of Northern Cebu lies the island called Bantayan, which means ‘sentinel’. Only a few Cebu locals, some intrepid foreigners and even fewer Manila folks knew about Bantayan some years back. It was...
Photos by MJ Klein
On the way to visiting a Lao village, our guide told us that the trucks carrying huge logs were on their way to Vietnam.
We saw quite a few of these over-loaded logging trucks on...
O'Reilly Media and UBM TechWeb, co-producers of Web 2.0 Expo, Web 2.0 Summit, Gov 2.0 Expo and Gov 2.0 Summit, today announced the five companies chosen to participate in this year's Launch Pad.
Launch Pad is...
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