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Day 1

What happens when corporate America fires one of the best? They lose and I win!

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gIDg on November 16 from New York, United States

from the travel blog: A trip to the unemployment office

Juicy Couture. You just pictured a sexy velour track suit didn't you? Everyone does and that is the genius of the Juicy Couture line of clothing. This line, which contrary to its name is not couture at all has become synonymous with those fabulous track suits and a full line of sexy apparel for...

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juicyhandbag on November 1 from New York, United States

from the travel blog: I got a wonderful tracksuits of juicy couture

Al Gomes and Bignoise

Al Gomes

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algomes on October 17 from New York, United States

from the travel blog: Al Gomes

New York City...Can Be So Pretty...from a Vagabond’s Eye View

Big cities are a great place for the traveller to stop over for trading, viewing, learning, and meeting new and different people. As for one city that a modern vagabond should never pass by, that would be New York City. The Big Apple is full of resources and knowledge; in fact it contains...

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TheGypsyDad on September 18 from New York, United States

from the travel blog: TheGypsyDad's Travel Blog

New York City...Can Be So Pretty...from a Vagabond’s Eye View

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TheGypsyDad on September 18 from New York, United States

from the travel blog: New York City...Can Be So Pretty...from a Vagabond’s Eye View

A visit to ground zero

With the 8th anniversary of 9/11 attacks the atmosphere in the city slightly changed. People started talking more about it, remembering where they were during the attacks and a pole of light marking the position of the towers was visible from my appartment. It was during that period that through...

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lagrange on September 7 from New York, United States

from the travel blog: Artur's Blog

Holy Moly, this is a lot of reading!

I've been reading articles on the Field of Education in Emergencies and the positive and negative impacts of education on ethnic conflict and post-conflict development for the last seven hours. And I'm not even a quarter of the way through my first batch of reading for one of my classes. ...

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TheGoodest on September 6 from New York, United States

from the travel blog: Grad School in New York

Stupid Black Eye

I'm still rocking a big ugly Shiner from the meia lua de compasso I caught in the face at last Saturday's batizado. It doesn't hurt, but it's damn ugly. That being the case, I'm refusing to get my student ID photo taken until it heals because I refuse to be saddled for the next two years with...

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TheGoodest on September 5 from New York, United States

from the travel blog: Grad School in New York

One month in

It's been a month and things are starting to come together. I have a bed and a Bureau in my bedroom and the air mattress is back in its box. There's enough food in the kitchen to keep me fed--even if it is just pasta and PB&J--and a growing library of takeout menus on the front of the fridge....

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TheGoodest on September 4 from New York, United States

from the travel blog: Grad School in New York

Eat, Love, Play

If you have read the travel-romance-self help novelette "Eat, Love, Pray" by Elizabeth Gilbert - and let's be honest what devout Oprah Book Clubber hasn't? - then you know that the protagonist of that travel yarn journeyed around the world primarily seeking love, although, sadly for the book's...

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aroljahns on August 24 from New York, United States

from the travel blog: Eat, Love, Play

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