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Who Dat Nation

Who Dat Nation

4 . . 3 . . 2 . .1 . . 0: Mouths hang open and a look of shock plagues their faces. The Saints fans in New Orleans watch the final moments of the game in disbelief, and for ten seconds following the moment of victory, not a word is spoken. They’re still trying …

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Stockholm’s Rooftop Tours

Stockholm’s Rooftop Tours

Our goal was to get people interested in history… from a different angle,” says Upplev Mer owner Anna Broman. So far it seems to be working.

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Wild Sweden

Wild Sweden

Sweden’s national parks and nature reserves (over 3,200 reserves in total) cover 12% of the country’s surface area, and I don’t think I’ve ever experienced such a diversity of stunning landscapes in such a small area and in such a short amount of time.

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Enter the Cloudberry Zone

Enter the Cloudberry Zone

In Sweden, all are encouraged to maximize usage of the outdoors under a common law privilege called the “right of public access,” or as the Swedes call it, “Allemansrätten”

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Africa With My Mother

Africa With My Mother

What I witnessed on her return is now a mental picture of my mother, forever frozen in time.

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Perspectives on Iraq

Perspectives on Iraq

For the first time during the deployment I felt stripped of my uniform; it was as if for a moment we were somewhere else, forgetting the unfortunate circumstances surrounding us. She wanted to understand my world and my culture just as much as I wanted to understand hers.

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Beating the Drum for Batala

Beating the Drum for Batala

They radiated samba-reggae rhythms while they drummed in a performance titled “Global Vigil in Support of the Women of Congo.”

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Savannah’s St. Patrick’s Day

Savannah’s St. Patrick’s Day

If you’re one of the lucky tourists, you might even run into what I call the “Legends of Savannah.”

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Mardi Gras Moments: What Not to Do

Mardi Gras Moments: What Not to Do

Do not fight over beads. Remember, at the end of the day they are just plastic, although somehow we’re convinced that they’re worth more than gold during the parades.

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Mardi Gras Moments: Locals Know Best

Mardi Gras Moments: Locals Know Best

The place to be is in uptown New Orleans, on St. Charles Street in the Garden District area. It offers a little more of the easygoing “laissez les bon temps roulez” (let the good times roll) temperament of the natives without the pushing and shoving that you are more likely to experience downtown.

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