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Shave And A Haircut? Yes Please.
Story by Sloan Schang, 10 November 2007
Haircuts in foreign lands; there may be no better introduction to local culture. In Asia, few countries do it better than India.
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Madi Madi (Blood Money)
Story by Barbara Davis, 10 November 2007
A true account of a theft and the eventual uncovering of the thief via the wisdom of a traditional doctor.
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Inspirational: Badlands National Park, SD
Photo Essay by Mathilda Williams, 10 November 2007
I was unprepared for mysterious beauty of the Dakota Bad Lands. It is a landscape unlike any other I have encountered anywhere in the world.
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The Best Of The Rock
Story by Howe Sim, 10 November 2007
The top 5 reasons why the province of Newfoundland is a must-see on any world traveller's list.
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Pura Vida in Costa Rica
Story by Angela Rutherford, 10 November 2007
Feeling away from it all in the midst of an active volcano.
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The Golden Years, Bahamas Style
Story by Howe Sim, 10 November 2007
The 6 main reasons retirees should consider relocating to the Bahamas during their golden years.
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Pompeii's Last Day
Story by Howe Sim, 10 November 2007
A visit to Naples, Italy, would not be complete without a day tour to the preserved town of Pompeii and nearby Mount Vesuvius.
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Lost into the romantic Venice...
Photo Essay by Paolo Pizzimenti, 10 November 2007
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Hampi - Reclaiming the lost Empire
Story by Raghuram Ashok, 10 November 2007
Hampi is a village ,on the banks of the Tungabhadra River in India.It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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The Clock: St Ann’s Fort Signal Tower
Story by Keith Clarke, 10 November 2007
Somewhere beneath the St. Ann’s Fort is a vaulted area housing some of the oldest cannons in the world. It collection boast one the two remaining Cromwell Republican arms canons (circa 1652) in existence. Over 400 cannons have been unearthed in Barbados
