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A Night of Culturazzi in New York
December 14, 2012 by 22 Comments
…ception! The WIRED pop-up store in New York’s Soho neighborhood is a cavernous store that was a perfect venue for a large event. The store itself is two floors with high ceilings, hard wood floors and a long, skinny, loft style appearance, in typical Soho fashion. The store closed its doors at 6pm for the event and I got a private tour of the store and all its features. The pop-up store is only open for about a month around the holidays. It featur…
Christmas Shopping
December 20, 2010 by 5 Comments
…have some sort of deadline to adhere to. If you live in the suburbs then you no doubt have to go to the mall and deal with parking, having no idea what you want to buy and figuring out where all the stores you want to look in are located. If you’re like me and live in a big city then you have to walk over to where the main shopping area in your city is and then deal with tons of tourists, freezing cold and again having absolutely no idea where to…
Europe Road Trip Day 4: Lyon, Avignon & Aix-En-Provence
September 7, 2012 by 12 Comments
…is a great place to walk around and the main tourist destination in town. Tour groups of older people were seemingly everywhere and so was the smell of bakeries, bread and pastries. After all, Lyon is the gastronomic capital of France, allegedly. I must say that while I had some of the best mussels I have ever had in Lyon, I didn’t have a great meal. The places we ate at were good but not great. Certainly not good enough to unseat Paris in my book…
TravelSmart App From Allianz Travel Insurance
May 13, 2016 by 4 Comments
…digit emergency phone numbers for 200 foreign destinations. The list includes countries from Afghanistan (119) to Zimbabwe (999). Each country listed also includes a link to the country’s Wikipedia entry. A Medication Dictionary allows users to store a photo of their prescription label and find international names for common drugs. These features make refilling prescriptions faster and easier while traveling. A First Aid Terms Translation feature…
Kigali 15 Years Later
December 31, 2009 by 5 Comments
…r’s resolution is but mainly-remember how lucky you are…no matter how bad you think you have it sometimes or how cruel you think life can be, if you’re reading this from the comfort of your home or office, blackberry or wherever, then you’re life isn’t that bad and you are blessed. There are billions of people who are sick, starving and have nothing-not even hope. Just keep things in perspective and life won’t seem so hard sometimes. Happy New Yea…
Much Ado About Algeria
March 19, 2011 by 18 Comments
…built by the Chinese in less than a year. Many buildings in Algiers and throughout Africa as a whole are built and/or financed by the Chinese. It is their way of moving westward and south and extending their large diaspora. The Chinese are no doubt going to be the most influential players on the African continent in a few years if they aren’t already. Any country you go to, you see and hear about their influence and their money and labor being giv…
Day Trip to Greenland
June 5, 2012 by 45 Comments
…he village is very primitive. There is no running water and toilets are in outhouses. There is one store to buy supplies, which had very nice people working. Although it was difficult to pay for the bread and fruit we bought because we didn’t have any Danish Krona. Remember that Greenland is technically part of Denmark. Eventually we figured it out with a combination of currencies and made our way through town to the souvenir store that was run by…
How to Pack a Suitcase Like a Pro
April 30, 2019 by 8 Comments
…of clothes to account for the weather and cultural sensitivities. Planning out your activities in advance helps too- since the things you pack can be very different depending on whether you’re visiting sports stadiums, museums, touring a city by foot or exploring the great outdoors. When you have an itinerary, you can create a customized packing list to ensure the stuff in your suitcase matches up with your activities—whether that’s sweaters and s…
