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The Power of a Smile

19th April 2010
"Smile. Your smile lights up a room." It was more than 20 years ago and I had been going through a difficult time. The stress was starting to show on my face. One of my mentors took me aside and she said: " Smile, your smile could charm a ratbat!" Eve... Read >
Author: Lorna Blake

Communication Styles: Low-context Westerners vs. High-context Chinese

15th April 2010
This article defines and explores communication styles as they pertain to Chinese culture. Perhaps one of the most difficult aspects of Chinese culture for people new to China to grasp is the vast difference in communication styles. Understanding how the ... Read >
Author: Will-Excel TESOL Courses China

Chiang Mai Tailor: A Great Place to Start Your Search for High Quality at Low Prices

17th March 2010
If you're going to be making a trip to Thailand, you probably already have in mind a few bargain of the century purchases you want to make while you're there, because let's face it, the Southeast Asian paradise is well known for our favorite goods at rock... Read >
Author: dru-man

The History of Harem Pants

01st March 2010
In the mind of the average westerner, the latest fashion trend known as harem pants might seem more like a throwback to those few years covering the late 1980's and early 1990's. Although we might reminisce with a smile the phrase "Hammer time!", the his... Read >
Author: the_hendo

Eastern vs Western Spiritual Practices

23rd February 2010
Personally, I am tired of seeing Westerners adopting an Eastern stance for Personal Growth and Connecting with Spirit. This comes across to me as an unnecessary rejection of Western Practices and their ability to bring us to Source. I've been a Psycholo... Read >
Author: Maurice Turmel Phd

The Largest Camel Fair in the World

23rd February 2010
Indians refer to a fair or festival as a 'mela'. However, the words more prone to be at the forefront of a westerner's mind are mayhem and madness. A unspoiled example of this is the planet's largest camel fair, held each year in Pushkar during the Hin... Read >
Author: Arnoldo Watson

A little in the history of surfing

19th February 2010
Surfing does, has done, and continues to, have a grip on the world. Those who start it rarely quit. Where did this unusual sport originate? What challenges did it face to become the sport it is? Read on for a little of the history behind surfing. First... Read >
Author: ollyellice

Asian women and western men - What's the attraction?

18th December 2009
Young and mature Asian women are increasingly becoming a popular choice for western men to partner with. Many Asian cultures for females lend themselves to a submissive type role within relationships and some men find this quality appealing whereby their ... Read >
Author: Matt

Holidaying in Dubai a Hot Proposition in 2010

16th December 2009
All across the world, the jet setting bunch of our world's trendsetters prepare so religiously for their winter and summer holidays. From the luxurious beaches on the French Riviera to the picturesque islands of Crete, from the casinos of Monaco to th... Read >
Author: Jhonson

Cambodia Holiday: More Than Temples

26th November 2009
Now that 30 years of civil war have ended, Cambodia is once again becoming a very popular tourist destination. With its mysterious ancient temple and gorgeous pristine beaches, it truly has something that will be interesting to everyone type of traveller.... Read >
Author: Lauren Piper

How to Date a Beautiful East European Woman

24th November 2009
I am sure many of you have looked at the internet dating sites for Russian women or had scam emails through your mail system and thought "Wow they are stunning, can they be real" The answer to your question is an unreserved Yes, they are real. Having ... Read >
Author: efpromo

Patong Hotels and Resorts – Tourist Guide

24th November 2009
If you are on your way to confirm your flight tickets to Phuket, you could do with some education about this famous Asian island. Remember, it is a Thai-speaking nation and being a Westerner, you should be apt enough to get your way with the locals. Sure ... Read >
Author: marketingignite1@gmail.com

Etiquette Expert NYC grades Obama's bow-wow in Japan

24th November 2009
By Lyudmila Bloch, Etiquette Expert New York City www.etiquetteoutreach.com Those of us who have visited Japan, worked or lived there, know that Japanese people bow all day long. I personally have great respect and admiration for Japanese culture, hav... Read >
Author: New York Etiquette Guide

Men's Leather Belts

11th November 2009
Men's Leather BeltsMen's leather belts can be a real attraction for the ladies and make the other gentlemen in the room jealous from your sleek appearance. It can add that special touch to an outfit that is needed to finish it off with a bang. Men's leath... Read >
Author: Nelson Carr

Destination Vietnam: From the Mekong River Delta to Ha Long Bay

14th October 2009
Fortunately, the present-day experience of traveling from South Vietnam to North Vietnam is not at all like it was during our parents' time. Instead of fighting from a swift boat in the Mekong Delta, you can now be enjoying cheap beer on a luxury liner. ... Read >
Author: Sam
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