This month
January 2012
365 Charming Everyday Things
"No" is the New "Yes": Four Practices to Reprioritize Your Life
How to cook: fish curry with tapioca - video | Life and style | guardian.co.uk
How to cook: fish curry with tapioca - video Anju George, host of Kerala Homestay, demonstrates how to cook the typical local dish of tapioca served with fish curry. Tapioca is served as part of a traditional Keralan breakfast or as a accompaniment with lunch or dinner
Cowbird · A witness to life
December 2011
Pop-Up Magazine
Road Inc. — It's driven.
JJSA - Journal of Japanese Sword Arts
Raam Dev: The Lifestyle of a Minimalist Digital Nomad
asceseYou don’t need to live out of a backpack or travel the world to realize the benefits of minimalism. Not everyone can, should, or even wants to live with twenty-five items. However, I believe that you can find more happiness and peace by simplifying your approach to life.
Is the American Version of 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' Better Than the Swedish Version? (and 24 Other Urgent Questions) - The Moviefone Blog
Change For A Dollar
Is he asking for Change, or is he asking for CHANGE? Follow a man as he affects multiple peoples' lives with just one dollar, proving that it doesn't take much to be the change in someone's life.
Xmas presents for type fans | Fontdeck Blog
THE HUMANITARIAN IMPACT ON PALESTINIANS OF ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS AND OTHER INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE WEST BANK
November 2011
Anne Kaneko's Blog: Fighting Back
People here are working very hard to stay cheerful and live a normal life, or rather to adapt to the new reality. And they're fighting back.
The Rise and Fall of Bitcoin | Magazine
For a time, one of the easier ways to buy them was to first use Paypal to buy Linden dollars, the virtual currency in Second Life, then trade them within that make-believe universe for bitcoins.
Passer par PayPal et acheter des Linden Dollars pour avoir des bitcoins ? Ces gens là méritent une peine : la privation d'internet.
TÜRKİYE'DE ZAMAN
Life in a Cambodian rubbish dump - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Just 30 kilometres from Cambodia's world famous Angkor temples is an astounding sight tourists don't see.Tucked away from foreign eyes on the outskirts of Siem Reap is a community of about 500 people who live - or survive - in a rubbish dump.Spanish photojournalist Omar Havana spent seven months from October 2010 to April 2011 getting to know the people at the dump and documenting their lives.
Life In A Day – Ein Film, den die Welt gedreht hat







