“For last year’s words belong to last year’s language and next year’s words await another voice.” – T.S. Eliot — HuffPost Books (@HuffPostBooks) January 1, 2012 In February 2011, author Cole Stryker looked at the correlation between several common resolutions and their popularity in Google Trends for Urlesque.com. The results were almost comically not surprising. …
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I arrived in Buenos Aires filthy, exhausted, and on the other side of a virus that had emptied my body of a weeks worth of food. So, my tour leader at Contiki Holidays, who were sponsoring me on this trip through South America, could have placed a bowl of Cheerios in front of me and …
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My fiance and I had Walt Disney World’s list of recommended rabbi, clergy and officiants for four months now. It sat in my inbox, and his, tagged and starred. It was clear and simple to read, there was really no room for error. So why we were suddenly scrambling to find a rabbi with just …
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The mountain has finally come to Moses. If New Yorkers aren’t able to get out and visit a nearby farm, well then, the farm will just have to come to them. After connecting the declining health of children in specific New York neighborhoods with the availability of fresh fruits and veggies, the city has started …
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There are a lot of debates among travelers as to whether a day-trip to Macau from Hong Kong is worth it. Besides the mix of excellent Portuguese food and solid Cantonese history, there’s a unique biosphere happening. Even if you’re not a fan of the flashy sights and sounds of spots like Vegas and Atlantic …
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