Story that needs to be heard: Bilby Brothers of Charleville, Australia There is this small town called Charleville, somewhere in Queensland’s outback. Charleville is for someone who likes to experience the authenticity of the country and like to be in the middle of nowhere, so to speak. It was probably one of the favorite places […]
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How can you tell if anything will ever come of it? How can you endure the waiting for someone else to, well, recognize you? How can you stand the not knowing? People say no one read books anymore. There are just too many temptations that seem more fun than black and white text. Nevertheless, books
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What do you do when your computer crashes? Last week, I encountered with one of my biggest nightmares: a crashing laptop. It’s been four years since I purchased my Macbook Pro, and I know for a fact that I overused this poor machine. It is a laptop but I don’t think it’s meant to traveled
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I’m opening my own photography exhibition in June! Opening on June 13, 2014 @ CAD Centre for Arts & Design When I decided to relocate myself to Kota Kinabalu, or KK as locals call it, I didn’t expect this to happen. Working with a local community has been always my goal (if you are
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This week, I was invited to give a talk at Webcamp KK, a gathering of technology enthusiasts and creative minds in Kota Kinabalu. The organizers were interested in my background and current career path. KK is a small place, but there are surprisingly many creative people around here. Singer-song writers, illustrators, visual artists, guitar players,
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Life lessons learned while I was jigging for squids One of the oddest festivals I’ve been to to this day is no doubt the International Squid Jigging Festival in Terengganu, Malaysia. I almost didn’t take the email seriously because of the name. I mean, would you? Squid jigging is, unlike how it sounds, fishing for
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“Isn’t it a dangerous country?” When I shared that I was going to Oman for the Oman in Focus photo exhibit, that’s the response I got from friends and family. No one really knows a lot about this region: the Middle East and Gulf Countries. This is my first time here as well, and I
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Three-Day Rule On my first backpacking trip, I almost booked my flight back to Korea on the third day. It was a month-long trip, but I remembered what my dad said, “You can always change your ticket if you want to come home early.” On the third day, I was lying on my hostel bed
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Please Support #aweasia14 Thanks everyone who supported AWE ’13! Because of your help and affection, we successfully hosted our very first global conference. Asian Women’s Empowerment Conference 2014 ✪ Presented by AWE Organization (founder: Juno Kim) ✪ Website: http://conference.aweasia.org ✪ Twitter: @aweasia #aweasia14 ✪ Facebook: AWE Organization Last year, I wanted to present this idea to all of you
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You will find the natural gore-tex, gut parka, in Alaska Isn’t it amazing to learn how much more our ancestors knew about the world, than what we know now? We think that technology’s evolved, that all the studies and Google helped us understand the world better, but in fact, we know so little about the
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