Category Archives: General

Manga Cafes: Japan’s Overnight Back-Up Plan

Originally posted on 「The Only Shinyuu Site」:
An internet cafe may seem like a relic in today’s world of near-universal connectivity, but they are alive and well in Japan where they have a firmly established niche and even double as…

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Food in Tokyo

Originally posted on Evangeline Travels:
September 2016 Food is mostly served in a manner where very little human interaction is required. Tokyo is definitely a high-tech city, where machines are utilized whenever possible and they take over most of the…

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The Truth About Semba & Kizomba

Originally posted on Eddy Vents:
Semba is a social dance from Angola.  A dance with an important history from a very culturally rich African country.  A dance that is passed from one generation to the next. The beauty of semba…

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Street art by Mr. Super A and Colin Van Der Sluijs

Originally posted on WORDVIRUS:
Street art by Mr. Super A and Colin Van Der Sluijs

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Veggie North: The Eighth Day Co-Op

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Globalization, National Identity, and Beer

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2017 Fevereiro

Originally posted on Foto Mundo:
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The Brazilian Roller Coaster … Still Heading Down

Originally posted on AULA Blog:
By Fábio Kerche* Rodrigo Maia (center), Speaker of the House of Representatives, gives an interview to the Brazilian press. If President Temer loses the House, Maia may replace him as President. The political situation in…

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You Can’t Stop Progress…

It was highly fitting that the skies were overcast and winds blustery on the opening day of The Omega Project; the latest body of work by progressive street artist Rone. A soon-to-be-demolished house in the inner-city suburb of Alphington, Melbourne…

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Today in Transportation History – 2009: An International Bridge Opens

Originally posted on Transportation History:
The Takutu River Bridge, which links the town of Lethem in Guyana with the municipality of Bonfim in Brazil was opened to traffic. Construction of the bridge was a project within the Initiative for the…

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