The Grand Canal in Venice, Claude Monet, 1908
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What is the least known, great food pilgrimage in the United States? The world?
Tyler Cowen poses this question on Marginal Revolution: Could it be Hmong Village, 1001 Jackson Parkway, in north St. Paul? It is a large indoor market, set in a warehouse, Hmong stores and stalls only, a kind of Eden Center (for those of you who know Falls Church, VA) for Laotians. The produce and spice and […]
Tynan: Five Reasons I Recommend Japan to Everyone
Tynan compiles five reasons why he would recommend traveling in Japan. #5 was interesting, this is a great way to get around Japan as a backpacker or traveler: 5. It has the Almighty Train Pass The subways in Japan are around the same price as subways anywhere, but the inter-city trains, especially the bullet trains, […]
10 Simple Rules on How to Live by Benjamin Franklin
This article was first published on Designing Intuition Benjamin Franklin was a man who lived a fuller life than most anyone. At 70 years old when the Declaration of Independence was signed, Franklin had already become a successful entrepreneur, inventor, writer, public servant, and diplomat. He would go on to be the guiding hand mediating […]
MAM-“Sunset Funk (Mattias Polanco Edit)”
Some funkiness to enjoy on your Hump Day! Hakuna Matata