Palmerston North, New Zealand
Santiago, Chile
Santiago, Chile
Ruta 40 to Santiago, Chile
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Valparaiso, Chile
El Calafate, Argentina
Ushuaia to El Calafate
30 photos
Endang Thank you for this lesson about cofefe beans!!! Hee Have never seen the cofefe fruit before! THey look like jelly beans! My parents are trying organic farming and they are planting cherry tomatoes but I dare not to eat those cherry tomatoes due to their "organic nature" coz my daddy produced his own special fertilizer from the toilet eeeee.
re: Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay
Lupita Sachin - Super Jealous bro rock it out!! beautiful locotian! All the bestSachin p.s. Merry Xmas for the new year to you and yours!Stay healthy,Sachinp.s. I had to google Guadalajara
re: La Fortuna, Costa Rica
Ismet now we have muslims and whetiy framed as terrorists we can enslave them all. Yes, Norway is harbouring terrorists. We were always suspecting this. They also have large arsenals of WMDs and they won't hand over all the other terrorists from that bombers organisation.
re: Bergen, Norway
Falguni really? That's odd, but the doesiicn has already been taken, and the system says that you are not selected, anyhow we will look at it Today, on May 8th we still have no official answer. We are shocked because people like Varsavsky, Raftery and Dans , among others, have allowed their names to be used for an interesting contest, which seems not to have been managed as well as we think it should have been. We are also disappointed because our team has worked very hard on the project and we are proud of what we created, since we are small and we were at the point of presenting our project to an international jury. The contest was a way to prove that we were doing things the right way and was a moral boost to keep going.We take the liberty of advising the jury and to the enterprises that collaborate with it to be carefull; all of you should look very closely the organization's processes.To all projects selected, our congratulations.
re: Madrid, Spain
Kenzo / no one in either group wants to work togtheer. we are doing our own high quality releases because in our opinion, using the public raws available isn't good enough.
re: Johannesburg, South Africa
Dereck Hello to an adventuress failmy!...I read about your failmy in the Waco paper...I just got into blog land this year and what an adventure that has been for me it is like reading about life's fun, problems, artist's works,and etc...So when I see something new and of interest I read and sometimes bookmark for later reading...your will be bookmarked....The state of Vermont is what took my eye...I have dream of that state for years...it sounds like way far away....and what a pretty place..but oh! so cold too in the winters...You two adults are wanting to find peace in this day and hour...I tell people the only peace is in Jesus Christ...Acts 2:38...I should know as I am one who loves life and found this peace along time ago...I am a "granny" to all that knows me...I am still young at heart and love meeting new people and there stories of thier walk or jounrey through life... I do know that where I live, if people did not made changes in 1850's...My homeplace would not have been...They came to Texas by wagon trains...started a life...because of the times, it was hard life...I love the history of how people begin moving out and moving on...where I live is in the country and my homeplace is in the woods...Because of the times, it is a wonderful life....I have lots of wild critters that visit everyday...a cougar only few times, in 2002...lots of copperheads(there not welcome)..It's adventuress Life for me.....I know you two and your beautiful children will make it...I will help you pray for that bus...I know you realized that God is not interested in our wealth...it's only how we apply ourselves to others...but don't get me wrong it is wonderful to be blessed by God.Hopefully, yours will be in that Cabin in Vermont...Have fun!Be safe in Jesus!from the heart of Texas!afriendtoyou!Judy
re: San Carlos De Bariloche, Argentina
Luciano Along with almost eyirvtheng that seems to be developing throughout this specific area, your opinions are generally somewhat exciting. Nevertheless, I beg your pardon, because I can not subscribe to your whole idea, all be it refreshing none the less. It seems to us that your opinions are not totally justified and in reality you are generally your self not wholly convinced of the argument. In any case I did appreciate looking at it.
re: Brugge, Belgium
Kaen I'm not on a diet, I don't count calories or poitns or anything like that. I know how to eat healthy and what the right portions are I just had to do it. I tried to eat as Clean as possible though I'm not a pro at that either I have a sweet tooth but everything in moderation. I cook a lot and super healthy. I pretty much just shop the perimeter of the grocery store I don't buy much processed food at all. There's a positive and a negative to that. Sometimes you get home and are starving and just want to shove something in your face and in my house you pretty much have to cook or prepare something if you want to eat. There's a lot of preparation and planning involved. I also just excercised my butt off (literally!) I usually work out 5 6 times a week. I mix it up a lot too weights, running, spinning and kickboxing. Let me know how you do. We can help motivate each other. I've been at a standstill now for about a month so I'm trying to switch up everything at the moment.
re: Toronto, Ontario
Mariusz Wow, you guys went for broke!Great shots and a great representation of what slow food and wine is all about. Tons of time at the table pliynag with flavor and enticing the one we love.And I'm not sure how I feel that my Dad posted on this blog before I did. Don's becoming a social media studmuffin!
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Emine Hey guys. More great work! A bit of unsolicited phootgs advice: You're on a once in a lifetime trip open up your lens to the smallest f stop. Find your subject and snap away. For these kind of photos you want to separate background from subject. Creates mystery in the background and complexity in the photo. Gives something for the eye to find (in focus, foreground) and the wonder what's going on back there (out of focus, background).If you're shooting a landscape think about foreground, middle, and background there should be interesting features throughout the depth of the photo. Use a large f stop for these, 8 13.Consider buying a super high end lens. The smaller the smallest f stop the better. 2.8 is great, believe it's worth it.You guys have a great eye for photos a little more technical savvy and these will pop off the monitor and say WOW!
re: Santiago, Chile
Mhara This is a follow-up to my ponitsg of 14 October about a wrong letter in the given name shown on the ticket.Following attempts to clear up the matter over the telephone the airline had apparently noted the error in the computer, but the ticket was not changed. There was thus no problem when the passenger checked in in Australia for the first leg of the flight to Europe. However, when transferring flights in Dubai, the check-in person raised a query which had to be referred to a supervisor before the passenger was eventually allowed on board. We do n ot know yet how it will go on the return flight.The issue here, which from reading several blogs I gather some people cannot understand although Darren has spelled it out many times, is that a European name sounds and looks familiar to European airline staff and small differences could probably be ironed out, but a small difference could mean an entirely different name to someone who's language is not English and even more so when the check-in person's native language is written in an entirely different script.So len' my thought on your problem is that if the name is different in the two documents such as James Francis (first-last) on the one and Francis James (first-last) on the other, you may have a problem in some countries.MORAL: CHECK (TWICE) WHAT YOU HAVE WRITTEN BEFORE YOU HIT ENTER' !
re: Craig feeding a squirrel, Edinburgh
Sri I'm living in Helsinki so I've viisted those cities several time. I don't know what kind of things you are interested in so i'll write from my point of view.Stockholm:Old Town is very lovely. There are also really nice shops, cafes and bars in Sf6dermalm (few metro stops from city centre). If you like to party, there should be good clubs etc. I usually go to Stockholm to see exhibitions and design stuff. If you are travelling on summer time, take a boat to the beautiful archipelago.Hostel recommendation:Skeppsholmen (very peaceful and great showers etc)Af Chapman (boat next to Skeppsholmen, same reception, not so luxorious but very special)svenskaturistforeningen.se/templates/hostel.aspx?id=1987&source=searchFrom Stockholm to Helsinki.Ferry is a good choice if you like to drink all night. If you don't like that, book a flight.flyme.comblue1.comfinnair.comAirport connections are a bit pricy though. Helsinki . I don't know . it's my home town what kind of things you wanna see? What are you interested in?Helsinki-TallinnFast boat is the best option to travel between these cities during the summerlindaliini.ee/index.php?lang=engWhen there is ice in the sea, you have to take a slower boat like SiljaLine or Eckerf6Lines (4 hours one way)My favourite accomodation in Tallinn is OldHouseoldhouse.ee/index_eng.phpYou can rent a really great flat from the heart of Old Town with very little money. Very friedly place.Tallinn-RigaTake the bus. It takes about 5 hours.Riga is really cheap and lovely city.POSH bagpackers is ok but there should be plenty of other hostels too.
re: Riga, Latvia
Anup Ok.. forget my last reply this acalluty is my favorite post yet.. i am reading out of order again! Who is this girl and what did she do with my friend Vic? I can't wait to ponder some of these things with you on our trip over some vino of course.
re: Kande Beach, Malawi
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re: Agna, Italy
Catie The Discipline of Market Leaders' in pre-Internet days suggested 3 wninnig business models innovator, operationally efficient, customer intimate. A company could not be successful over time if trying to be more than 1 of these things. Social media is allowing for companies to be customer innovators'. That's the first change.Second change: yes, companies will still be making money. There's a new breed of for profit social enterprises who innovate to solve wicked problems. These tend to be small firms using profit as a mechanism for market feedback.Third change: ability to disrupt traditional go-to-market strategies. One example is that companies once had to tap into partner ecosystems to distribute products globally. And, there was often difficulty adapting products for the unique needs in countries or regions. Social media helps companies to listen to customer experiences.An interesting example. I made a comment on twitter yesterday about how I liked the Salesforce Chatter iPad app, but not Chatter within the Salesforce app. I got a question from a Salesforce product manager. He's tapping into the insight of another product manager-me.
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Emine Hey guys. More great work! A bit of unsolicited phootgs advice: You're on a once in a lifetime trip open up your lens to the smallest f stop. Find your subject and snap away. For these kind of photos you want to separate background from subject. Creates mystery in the background and complexity in the photo. Gives something for the eye to find (in focus, foreground) and the wonder what's going on back there (out of focus, background).If you're shooting a landscape think about foreground, middle, and background there should be interesting features throughout the depth of the photo. Use a large f stop for these, 8 13.Consider buying a super high end lens. The smaller the smallest f stop the better. 2.8 is great, believe it's worth it.You guys have a great eye for photos a little more technical savvy and these will pop off the monitor and say WOW!