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Monthly Archive: May 2007

Malesice - Prague’s Little Hanoi

Pho - Vietnamese Soup in PragueWondering where the real Vietnamese food is in Prague? Are fresh herbs and Asian goods your thing?

Where did you get those bags of frozen tiger shrimp? Where do you get your fresh Thai basil and long beans? Where did you get all those fresh herbs for your Vietnamese summer rolls?

If we had a nickel (a Czech koruna, perhaps?) for every time we’d been asked these questions, we’d have enough money to buy a vote in the Czech parliament. Continue Reading »

Article Series - Prague Food

  1. Malesice - Prague's Little Hanoi
  2. Cooking Well in Prague
  3. Eating Ethnic in Prague
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 Filed Under:  Food and Markets, Prague, Interactive Maps, Europe by: Daniel Noll and Audrey Scott
5 Comments  |  30 May 2007

Krabi’s Cheap and Divine Eats

We’ve often been asked “What’s the best food you’ve had in mainland Southeast Asia?” If forced to choose, we’d opt for an easy way out and vote Thai food as the king of cuisines in the region. And after eating our way through Bangkok, Chiang Mai in northern Thailand, and Krabi in the south, our vote more specifically goes to Krabi. Continue Reading »

 Filed Under:  Southeast Asia, Food and Markets, Videos, Thailand by: Daniel Noll and Audrey Scott
2 Comments  |  27 May 2007

Adrianne and Rick - Making a Difference in Cambodia

When we began our journey, one of our goals was to meet inspiring people who are making a difference in this world - however small – and to tell their story. Adrianne and Rick, a couple we met while admiring the monitor lizards in Bangkok’s Lumpini Park, were the first people to fit this description. We feel fortunate to have met them. It’s not just the work that they do that is inspiring - it’s who they are and how they go about it. Continue Reading »

Article Series - Adrianne-Rick

  1. Adrianne and Rick - Making a Difference in Cambodia
  2. Interview with Adrianne and Rick
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 Filed Under:  Cambodia, Southeast Asia, Hope for Humanity by: Daniel Noll and Audrey Scott
No Comments  |  25 May 2007

A Few Words on Entertainment in Phnom Penh

Why try to be funny when others can do it for you?

In that vein, we’d like to share some advice from Khmer Guides on entertainment and relaxation in Phnom Penh. This is a direct quote.

Relaxing Places: There are many foreiners night clubs along the riverfront and all the visitors can relax with snooker and romantic song with beautiful girls. Moreover, all the visitors can make special occationally with the girls that earn money by body Continue Reading »

 Filed Under:  Cambodia, Southeast Asia, Humor by: Daniel Noll and Audrey Scott
No Comments  |  23 May 2007

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