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Featuring 2XU's 70D elastane SBR Power for enhanced power, durability, moisture management and comfort, the cropped Women's Perform Low Rise Tri Short is engineered for optimal long distance performance.
Top Features of the 2XU Women's Perform Low Rise Tri Short
- SBR Power: Built from 70D elastane for unmatched power, SBR Power offers the durability and strength typically expected exclusively from Pro priced fabrics. Its high denier nylon yarn delivers essential support, while, its moisture management is equally impressive. Mid level gauge structure provides stability on the bike and controls muscle vibration on the run. Engineered for endurance
- SBR fleece: Using a micro-filament polyester yarn, 2XU has developed a fleece with enough padding for the bike while remaining discreet for the swim and run. Using polyester yarns with hydrophobic properties, this fabric delivers critical antibacterial protection and will remain dry through all three disciplines. Exclusive to 2XU
- Silicone-free Y Elastic Grip: For a secure, comfortable fit
- Superfit waistband
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With a contoured fit to support muscles plus fabric stretch for freedom of movement, this style also comes with superfit waistband, silicone-free Y Elastic Grip and SBR Fleece for comfort on the bike.
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Hence, it would be fantastic to get the details of how many cm one of the shorts legs have around it (inside) in size Small?
Additionally, I have tried to find reviews on how good the chamois is for cycling, but have not found many details. Will you please be able to shine some light on this?
Thank you!
Very nice for triathlon, for running or for short bike ride but not for long bike ride.
it sizes quite normal...
For a size Small, the thigh circumference of the short legs is around 17 inches.
The chamois in the shorts is a relatively small size so as not to impede on natural movement during use. A few online reviews have come from multi-sports users who also use these in the gym and claim that movement is not limited by the chamois as it has a very ergonomic fit.
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found in the 'application.js' file.
I am making an ajax call to another php file to generate random values and then use json to encode and retrieve the data. I can't seem to figure out how to dynamically (and visually) update the table to show new entries. I've read the datatable method https://datatables.net/release-datatables/examples/api/add_row.htmlinstead i set "var t" to be:
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That says: "Cannot read property 'add' of undefined". As if var t does not exists? Please help, this is driving me crazy. When i create a test document without your admin template it works fine.
How can i do the required validation for dropdown? i have downloaded your latest version. My code: <select id="items" class="chzn-select validate[required]" name="items" > </select>
In the latest version there is a sample with Select2 select validation. You are using the very old version, Chosen select plugin was removed a few updates ago and replaced with Select2 plugin
Some Bugs i found in the latest Version:http://gyazo.com/a5e8ad6133e0df3f7d5d8c581ecbb8d3 http://gyazo.com/c7f482e65b8da3a0a611e633e7c41558 http://gyazo.com/eb0cbb8143e7a158ad3a96d411bf98b3
Thanks, will check it out asap
any update on the same?
When was this converted to Bootstrap?
Any tips on converting a "it's brain" 1.0 to an app to the latest version to 2.0?
It was updated to BS3 version on March, 2014. You can download the latest version, which includes updated previous custom version.
BS3 – is there a way to keep the left bar with sub menu extended? (like in the old theme)
functionality of the left sidebar is the same as in the old version, add id="level-opened" to the parent link and it will keep submenu opened
i think its the class. i added it and still automatically when the page loads level-closed gets added.
The only css class there is .expand which is related to collapsible functionality. And given id="level-opened" keeps current level opened. Thanks
Validating a textarea with the class "editor" using WYSIHTML5 is it possible? Or it's better to do it manually?
I put "required" behind the class "editor" but doesn't validate.
Thx in advanced
I again,
In this new bootstrap theme, something happens that didn't happen in the normal version. I use server side processing in my datatables (ajax). If i turn on the option "bProcessing:true" the data is not loaded and gives me this error in the console: "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of undefined".
The goal of turning on the bProcessing is to (like is described in the datatable docs): display a 'processing' indicator when the table is being processed (e.g. a sort). This is particularly useful for tables with large amounts of data where it can take a noticeable amount of time to sort the entries.
Could the problem be the fact that the "processing" indicator is not stylized in the css "it's brain" theme? Or something like that?
Thx in advanced
Update: processing message works if o leave the "bProcessing:true" and remoave the option "sDom": '<"datatable-header"fl><"datatable-scroll"t><"datatable-footer"ip>'
The error is always the same: "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of undefined"...
if i put the latest version of the datatables, 1.10.3, this problem is resolved, but many styles brake, including the ajax loader…
Yeah, they've changed the markup and styling in a new version. I'll try to push an update within 2 weeks with a new DT version.
The datatables are faster with the new version
timepicker plugin not working properly. For example please check Default timepicker on the theme. Select a time and try to select another one. Value set but UI not change. I need your support.
Thanks for this great work.
Hi there.
Please download timepicker.min.js file and replace current file with a new one from this page, it will fix the issue.
I want to change the default value for the show entries in datatables. I added "iDisplayLength": 50 in application.js in the code for the default datatable but it's not working.
Just checked, everything works just fine. Here is my code:
$('.datatable table').dataTable({ "bJQueryUI": false, "bAutoWidth": false, "iDisplayLength": 50, "sPaginationType": "full_numbers", "sDom": '<"datatable-header"fl><"datatable-scroll"t><"datatable-footer"ip>', "oLanguage": { "sSearch": "Filter: _INPUT_", "sLengthMenu": "Show entries: _MENU_", "oPaginate": { "sFirst": "First", "sLast": "Last", "sNext": ">", "sPrevious": "<" } } });
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Hi! Great theme!
In dropdown menu, how can I change this from onClick to hover?
Yes, but you'll need an additional plugin for it – Hover Dropdown. Just add this plugin and then add
data-hover="dropdown" to the link or button.
it's a clone (design) based on BoxBilling..
i would say boxbilling is based on it's brain template


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|Funnyman steve carell is at his hilarious best when his simple wish to change the world turns into a baffling request from god (morgan freeman) and turns his seemingly perfect life upside down.
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Editor's NoteIn this sequel to BRUCE ALMIGHTY, newscaster Evan Baxter (Steve Carrell, THE 40 YEAR OLD VIRGIN) has traded in the news desk for a post in Washington as a congressman. Though his campaign was based on the idea of changing the world, Evan drives a gas-guzzling SUV and spends more time trimming his nose hair than with his three sons. When he has a strange encounter with God (Oscar winner Morgan Freeman, reprising his role from the first film), God tells him to build an ark, just as Noah did thousands of years ago. Though Evan is skeptical, he finally accepts the task after being hounded by dozens of animals that follow him, two by two. By obeying God, Evan risks his family, career, and sanity--but will a flood actually come and prove him right?Though BRUCE ALMIGHTY boasted an edgier PG-13 rating, EVAN ALMIGHTY is a pure family affair. Its predecessor featured some sexual humor, but this is a squeaky clean film that kids and parents can enjoy equally. With hundreds of animals, poop jokes are inevitable, and they're worthy of a chuckle or two. With his roles in THE 40 YEAR OLD VIRGIN and THE OFFICE, Carrell has capitalized on playing awkward characters. The (over)confident Evan is quite a change, and it's interesting to see Carrell stretch his comedic muscle. Though EVAN ALMIGHTY also features the talents of Lauren Graham (GILMORE GIRLS) and Coen Brothers favorite John Goodman, the funniest lines and delivery come from Wanda Sykes (THE NEW ADVENTURES OF OLD CHRISTINE) and Jonah Hill (KNOCKED UP) as members of Evan's staff. Most of the film's jokes garner giggles, but the lines from this pair get guffaws.
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Published on: 9/28/2007 8:42 PM
|In hindsight, Bruce Almighty was the death knell for the Jim Carrey we know and love. This isn't completely a bad thing: Running away from manic comedy allowed Carrey to do the best acting of his career in Michel Gondry's Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. It also allowed for The Number 23. You win some, and you really, really lose some. But that wacky spazz with the ability to manipulate his body like it was made of laffy-taffy was seen hardening in Bruce Almighty, his artful physical comedy becoming a frantic centerpiece to otherwise inept material. It seems strange that Bruce was Carrey's moment of decay while the film's sequel, Evan Almighty, welcomes the great Steve Carell into the annals of mainstream comedic stardom....read the full review
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Published on: 10/12/2007 6:38 AM
|Evan Almighty is coined as a film for all ages. It's a 96 minute poop joke. The only people that can tolerate 96 minutes worth of poop jokes, and call it friendly fun, are children, because they don't know any better. Fine, the word poop sounds funny, but I don't need a movie filled with sophomoric attempts at doodie humor. Someone, whether it is screenwriter Steve Oedekerk or director Tom Shadyac, needs to seek help because there is a rather unhealthy obsession with poop displayed in Evan Almighty. ...read the full review
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|Tom Hanks - Executive Producer
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"Enough is enough," she said.
Blek's sister, Teresa Watters of Long Beach, sat in a median with a sign and said there was a good probability the fundraiser's attendees would notice the protest outside.
"If they don't, their windows are tinted too darkly and they're breaking the law," she said smiling.
She said she didn't want to take away anyone's guns but noted that some guns weren't necessary.
"Hunting is one thing. You don't need an assault rifle to hunt."
Before Thursday's protest, our Washington Bureau Chief Cathy Taylor got opinions on gun reforms from Orange County's delegation:
Rep. Ed Royce, R-Fullerton, told the Register in a statement that he supports "Second Amendment for law-abiding citizens" and "common-sense proposals to promote gun safety, including requiring instant background checks and the use of safety devices for guns. In addition, I've supported a law to strengthen the instant background check system, by providing states with financial incentives to report records of mental illness (and other red-flag cases) to the FBI."
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, R-Costa Mesa, told the Register "the focus of [government] efforts should be to control and extract criminals" rather than limit the freedom of "the honest people of society in order to control the bad people." He criticized a proposed universal background check as "one way for the government to control all of us." Rohrabacher said he sees "a need for the people who sell guns to have lists of those people who are illegal to sell guns to." Such a list would be comprised of criminals and mentally ill. For instance, "psychiatrists and psychologists could be required to put someone on a 'gun list' who was believed to be a threat to society," he said. Rohrabacher said he will not vote for any legislation that would further restrict gun rights.
Rep. Loretta Sanchez, D-Garden Grove, said Thursday in a statement: "Americans are tired of all the talk following these senseless tragedies. They want to see our government take a reasonable approach to gun control, in the places we find common ground. It is vital we take concrete action to address the issue of mental health, which we've so far neglected to do, and it's important that we share information better between agencies. "I am and have always been a strong supporter of the Second Amendment, and of the right for responsible individuals to own and possess guns. On that same note, I've long supported the type of action that the President has proposed, including background check and the closing of the gun show loophole. We owe it to the people we represent to do everything possible to eliminate the unnecessary violence that's plaguing our communities."
Rep. John Campbell, R-Irvine, could not be reached Thursday, but in a recent essay he wrote "there is no record of gun control in the country resulting in less gun violence," and suggested that the problem and solution is deeper than armed guard at schools or renewed focus on the mentally ill. He cited social factors, including a pervasive "me" society, a decline in personal responsibility, a rising secular society, the devaluation of the nuclear family, a "just win, baby" mentality and intensifying violence in games and movies. Campbell wrote he is raising these points for further discussion about "building a society around respect, personal responsibility, family, faith and compassion."
White House Senior Adviser Dan Pfeiffer indicated in a Wednesday morning interview that President Obama may show flexibility on the gun bill to get it passed.
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Q: Once completed, how will the Interstate 5 expansion in North County affect property values?
•Murtaza Baxamusa, directs planning and development for the Family Housing Corporation, of the San Diego Building Trades in Mission Valley:
The freeway-widening project will not impact property values in the long-term. In the immediate future, some single-family residential properties in close proximity would be affected adversely by auto emissions and noise, while others in the Golden Triangle and North County may get a boost from savings in travel time. However, research shows that building more freeways does not reduce traffic congestion, as commuters are induced into driving more in the long run. Thus, the expanded freeway capacity gets filled with no net increase in economic activity, although new development projects may be influenced by the location of the freeway.
•Michael Lea, real estate professor at San Diego State University:
The goal of the Interstate 5 expansion is to reduce commuting times for North County residents and consumers. As such it should have a positive impact on property values. More people may choose to live and shop in North County, increasing demand for housing and traffic in retail establishments. The increased demand coupled with very limited new construction should result in increased property values. Those houses immediately adjacent to the Interstate may see a decline in property values due to greater noise and pollution, but on net the impact should be positive.
•Leslie Kilpatrick, president of the Greater San Diego Association of Realtors:
Anything that eases traffic congestion and improves commute times is good for the entire region. However, this plan is many years from completion and there are factors that have a more immediate impact on home values, including good jobs, quality schools, affordable financing and inventory levels. The planned I-5 expansion would further enhance the quality of life in San Diego County, but economic and demographic factors will continue to serve as greater drivers of home values. The plans are a positive step for the region and, combined with improved public transportation options, will help support sustained strength in housing prices.
•Bill Davidson, president of Davidson Communities:
In the long run, the Caltrans freeway expansion will create an improved conduit from coastal communities to employment, educational and entertainment centers. Let's look at what transportation will look like in 10 years or more. Commuting will be more efficient and perhaps quieter with improved technology in the next generation of public transportation and automobiles. Electric- and solar-powered cars that drive themselves in designated lanes will allow drivers to relax and enjoy more quality time while commuting. I believe most people like living close to transportation corridors because their time is valuable.
•Robert Vallera, senior vice president of Voit Real Estate Services in San Diego:
Most people will to varying degrees swap dollars for time, effectively paying for ease of mobility. Serious traffic congestion already impairs North County coastal residents' access to employment and other activities elsewhere in the region. Without the infrastructure upgrades, worsening congestion will continue to degrade the desirability of the North County coast for anyone who places much value on their mobility. Enhancing freeway capacity and supplemental transit options will protect mobility and property values along the North County coastal strip. Everything else equal, decreased travel times are almost always associated with enhanced property values. What is your time worth to you?


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Monday, August 30, 1976
Margaret O'Connell discusses her book, The Magic Cauldron. She talks about the history of witches, including the Salem witches. She also talks about misogyny and the stereotype of bad witches.
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March 2015
Unmarked History in New York City - Chris Epting
A West Coast writer known for uncovering hidden historic sites takes on New York City, where every block seems to have a secret past.
The Trip to Bolivia that I Never Took and Never Came Back from - Luke Maguire Armstrong
Looking back on a failed excursion to Bolivia from San Pedro de Atacama while studying abroad in Chile, a budding traveler finds the spark that changes his whole life going forward.
Can Tiny Planes Save the African Beasts? - Richard Bangs
A group of explorers hops across the wildlife-filled desert areas of Namibia and Angola on a scouting expedition that will start a new era in wild animal counting.
World Music Reviews - Laurence Mitchell
Reinterpreted old Americana, Balkan clarinets, good Brazilian vibes, and African grooves from a half century ago via Nigeria and Ghana.
Travel Book Reviews - Susan Griffith
Books by two completely different explorers: one who sets off to walk the entire 4,250-mile length of the River Nile through six countries, the other an unconventional thrill-seeker interested in the hidden world of everyday urban landscapes. Plus a book that will entice and inform you about the possibilities of living elsewhere on an attractively modest budget.
March 2015
Watching the World Series in Cambodia and Korea - Michael Shapiro
A writer who has derided travelers for being too attached to home finds himself in a quandary when his favorite sports team enters the championship.
Chernobyl: Mutate and Survive - Tom Coote
Nearly thirty years after the nuclear power plant disaster at Chernobyl, both tourism and wildlife are thriving within the exclusion zone.
Biking Through the Bounty of Oregon - Tim Leffel
Seeing the Willamette Valley, Mount Hood, and Portland at cycling speed, there's a feeling that almost all the Earth's best riches are pouring forth from this one patch of land.
World Music Reviews - Graham Reid
The impressive debut by a new generation from Mali addresses its plight, a brass but not brassy band from Boston, sublime spiritual music from the past, and passable pop from Kenya's back pages.
Travel Book Reviews - William Caverlee
A classic tale goes big for Hollywood, another anthology of travel stories edited by Don George, and a memoir of the "Two Italies" that has two meanings.
February 2015
A Cowboy at the End of the World - Shelley Seale
Riding horses behind a silent pathfinder into a wide open adventure in Patagonia, Chile
The Sultanate of Heavy Rock in Malaysia - Marco Ferrarese
Befriending the organizer of a well-hidden underground rock club in Penang, a curious traveler understands that sometimes globalization can be a good thing.
Enduring Burmese Tea - James Michael Dorsey
After a long hike in the mountains of Myanmar, a game of charades and commerce results in a sublime scene recorded forever.
World Music Reviews - Laurence Mitchell
Contemplative Sikh music, Cuba meets Jamaica, and dub from Down Under.
Travel Book Reviews - Susan Griffith
Plenty of discomfort to be enjoyed vicariously, from a collection of gripping tales of peril from around the world, to a grueling 3000-mile walk through China, and finally a more banal campervan trip in Europe.
January 2015
A Quest for the Sacred Maya Book - Mary Jo McConahay
Shunning the famous Sunday market favored by pickpockets in Guatemala's famed pre-Columbian trading city, a writer joins a search for a locked-up and hidden replica of "the Maya bible."
End to End, the Roundabout Route - Tony Robinson-Smith
Biking Britain on scenic back roads means fierce hills and funny old folk.
Stories, not Superlatives: - Strange Tales From the Perceptive Travel Blog
Too many travel blogs are either glorified diaries seemingly meant to stoke the writers' egos or top-x listicles to court social media shares and clicks. Since 2007, the Perceptive Travel bloggers have been turning over rocks in offbeat places to bring you tales from the road that you haven't seen a hundred times already. Here are some notable ones from the past year.
World Music Reviews - Graham Reid
A master percussionist goes solo, metalhead guitarist turns it down and gets worldly, Afrobeat revisited again, and a quiet journey through a noisy city.
Travel Book Reviews - William Caverlee
Three new books from authors who have graced the pages of Perceptive Travel: an old-school adventurer, a man who straddles both fiction and non-fiction taking on Berlin, and the Signspotting series author presenting a "best of" edition.
December 2014
Street Walking Demons in Sumatra - Marco Ferrarese
Roaming the streets of Berastagi, Sumatra, a traveler discovers how to keep his soul safe from the hungry spirits of Reog dance.
A Grim Commemoration Day in Modern Russia - James Dorsey
Touring Russia on the day of its greatest holiday, a traveler finds that even a day of celebration is bleak and filled with frowns.
Taking Adventure to the Next Level in Hidden Huasteca, Mexico - Tim Leffel
Rafting, rappelling, and waterfall jumping in a region of Mexico that sees few foreigners means San Luis Potosi is the perfect spot for bragging rights.
World Music Reviews - Laurence Mitchell
Classic Cuban, dub Christmas, a Madagascar music compilation that benefits charity, and a mash-up of India, Pakistan, and North Africa that really works.
Travel Book Reviews - Susan Griffith
A pilgrimage on foot from London to Rome, a cycling trip from New York to the Pacific against the headwinds, plus a compendium of youthful travel tales that will be bad for the blood pressure of any parent.
November 2014
Painting as Prayer in Greece - James Michael Dorsey
Visiting a reclusive artist near Meteora becomes a spiritual experience when the man draw parallels to the greats from the Renaissance.
Zipping into Big Trouble - Michael Buckley
In the Americas the act of ziplining across a canyon sounds more dangerous than it really is. Someone zipping to his room for the night finds that new operations in Southeast Asia might require a bit more trepidation.
Did I Have an Alligator Mother? - Judith Fein
The swamps of Louisiana stir conflicting reflections on a writer's recently deceased mother.
World Music Reviews - Graham Reid
A clarinet maverick gets rewardingly intense, the inspiring spirit of the first weeks of the Arab Spring, beautiful music from an unexpected source, more from somewhere familiar, and something for Scots still yearning for home rule.
Travel Book Reviews - William Caverlee
A second biking journey across America, a profile of a famous yachting couple, and an account of China's depressingly thorough rape of Tibet.
October 2014
A Spanish Death in the Afternoon - Beebe Bahrami
A nice Sunday lunch turns into someone's last meal in Tarragona, Spain.
Following the Grooves in Martinique - Darrin DuFord
Our author settles the analog versus digital debate with a little nudge from the Antilles' temperamental summer rains.
Handmade in Oaxaca - Tim Leffel
Attending Mexico's greatest artisan area during the annual Guelaguetza festival means a decadent bombardment of hand-crafted food, spirits, and works of art.
World Music Reviews - Laurence Mitchell
A two-CD set bookending a band's 25 years, "folktronic" music from South America, a "world-jazz-folk ensemble," and beloved Spanish/Colombian singer Marta Gómez.
Travel Book Reviews - Susan Griffith
Accounts on discovering and creating memories through the physical act of walking, on testing one's courage by living in China, and on coming through many adversities across Asia with one's faith in human nature intact.
September 2014
Dance of Betrayal in Nairobi - Camille Cusumano
On a volunteer program to teach tango to poor youths in Kenya, a teacher gets schooled in the ways of systemic poverty and corruption.
Rites of Passage in Myanmar's Tribal Highlands - Michael Shapiro
Following the clanging and drumming of ancient music in a Burmese hill town, a visitor stumbles upon a two-day ceremony filled with color and spectacle.
Harvesting the Spirit of Cannabis in the Pacific Northwest - Becky Garrison
After only dabbling with weed in the post-college days, a writer looks into the palate of smoke and the a green gold rush when marijuana goes from illegal to commercial.
World Music Reviews - Graham Reid
A rare union of NYC and Guinea, time-travel in India on a collection from the vaults, classic old soul from Africa, and a surprisingly good compilation of an otherwise overly-familiar genre.
Travel Book Reviews - William Caverlee
Riding the seas on a gargantuan warship, going from the top of Everest to the sea, and apparently we need one more pictorial list book from Lonely Planet.
August 2014
The People Who Are Not There - James Dorsey
In the Dogon tribal cities in the desert of Mali, buildings blend into the landscape and the people have mysterious creation stories to tell.
Up a Tree, in a Wetsuit, in West Papau - Michael Buckley
Kayaking the islands of West Papua in Indonesia - a magical place where karst meets coral, coral meets mangroves, and sky meets ocean.
Gürün Prison Blues in Rural Turkey - Marco Ferrarese
Getting arrested in one-horse town Anatolia, a hitchhiker experiences the changing face of Turkish hospitality.
World Music Reviews - Laurence Mitchell
Flamenco jazz that's a little too L.A., Ethiopian dub via Tel Aviv, percussion inspiration from the Philippines, and newly produced by retro Nigerian Afrobeat.
Travel Book Reviews - Susan Griffith
Some comic insights into the unfathomable ways of Italians as seen through their train system, a heartbreaking reminder of the suffering of the Tibetan people, and an upbeat account of housing experiments in South American cities.
July 2014
Blood Rites in a Taiwanese Temple - Steven Crook
In the most popular temple of Taiwan, self-mutilation to please the gods is considered a an honor and a duty.
Chasing Butterflies Through Time - Luke Maguire Armstrong
Following in his great-grandfather's footsteps, an amateur scientist travels up a volcano in Guatemala to find an extremely rare butterfly that had only been spotted 3 times in 140 years.
One Step Across - Carolyn B. Heller
During an unexpected encounter on the North Korean border, a travel writer — and mom — straddles the boundary between safety and adventure.
World Music Reviews - Graham Reid
A wonderfully helpful introduction to Indian classical traditions (and beyond), refugees come home to Sierra Leone, griots get political but polite, and klezmer from Britain to make you dance and smile.
Travel Book Reviews - William Caverlee
Frances Mayes long before Tuscany, 30 years in Venice, and an "urban nature diary" from gray northern Scotland.
June 2014
Rent a Real Man in Borneo - Bruce Northam
Addicted to the conveniences of modern-day life, a city dweller ventures to the wilds of Sarawak, Malaysia, and discovers the ultimate jack-of-all-trades.
Last of the Bushmen in Tanzania - James Michael Dorsey
As ancient tribes of hunter-gatherers are pushed aside or assimilated in Africa, a writer joins some of the remaining Hadzabe holdouts.
The Other Side of the Yucatan - Tim Leffel
West of the Caribbean coast vacation factories of Mexico lies a land of mysterious structures, underground pools, and a Mayan world not so dressed up for tourists.
World Music Reviews - Laurence Mitchell
Reviews of Baka Beyond, Jah Wobble presents PJ Higgins, Golem, and Sakîna.
Travel Book Reviews - Susan Griffith
A footsore intellectual on pilgrimages in Spain and Japan, a heart-broken musician in search of solace from the midnight sun, and a wonderfully down-to-earth manual for traveling parents.
May 2014
Make Hummus, Not Walls - Larry Zuckerman
An American Jew travels to the occupied Palestinian territory of Hebron with an ex-Israeli soldier leading eye-opening tours of understanding.
Cutting the Cheese Mongolian Style - Marco Ferrarese
A tour of the countryside of Mongolia involves riding horses: whether you or the horses are able is beside the point.
The Blade Runners of Quebec - David Lee Drotar
A fully mobile writer heads to Quebec province in the middle of winter and puts himself in the other man's shoes…and skis.
World Music Reviews - Graham Reid
A Belgian guitarist rediscovers his inner oud, Spain goes to Sweden and back, Sweden goes to Africa in a plea for peace, and a collection of the "best African music you've never heard."
Travel Book Reviews - William Caverlee
A non-observant Jew's return to her roots in Ukraine, a strong collection of food-oriented travel essays, and a guide to crossing Morocco by motorcycle.
April 2014
Hunger and Privilege: Dinner in Old Delhi - Jim Johnston
Travelers exploring the old city of Delhi confront the underbelly of India normally hidden around every corner.
Learning How To Drive a Dinosaur In Iceland - Luke Armstrong
To explore the magical landscapes of Iceland, a traveler must first face down a mechanical beast.
Finding Italian Marble at Its Source: Carrara, Italy - Debi Goodwin
A writer fascinated by rocks investigates a place where slabs of white marble come down from the mountains in Italy, going back to the days of Michelangelo.
World Music Reviews - Laurence Mitchell
Havana straight up and mixed with Jamaica, a compilation of unreleased tracks from a world music festival roster, and big band music with a Turkish twist.
Travel Book Reviews - Susan Griffith
A 1930s romp through central Europe, a tagalong's look at the modern shipping industry, and a book you can judge by the bad pun on its cover.
March 2014
Kishka and Kasha in the Ukranian Countryside - Judith Fein
A writer returns to her ancestral home and traces the evolution of her mother's home cooking through a few changed letters and syllables in Ukraine.
The River of Solitude in Brazil - Volker Poelzl
Two canoeists set off down a remote section of the Brazilian Amazon River, exploring the beauty of flooded forests and meeting the local river people living in isolation.
Micronesia's Mysterious Nan Madol - Brad Olsen
Although dozens of ancient sites exist on various islands in the Pacific Ocean, a virtually uninhabited island off the main island of Pohnpei in Micronesia has to be one of the strangest sites found anywhere on Earth.
World Music Reviews - Graham Reid
The early stars of world music, a collection of steamy Arabic sounds, a hard-to-handle album of Chinese traditional folk and rock, and some Roma rock'n'roll.
Travel Book Reviews - William Caverlee
A 90th birthday version of what may be the most revered guidebook still standing, another glossy global coffee table book from Lonely Planet, and the unpleasantness of West Africa taken head-on.
February 2014
The Horror Movie Atop Panama's Volcán Barú - Luke Maguire Armstrong
A midnight departure to reach a mountaintop at sunrise takes some unexpected turns.
Giving Face in China - James Michael Dorsey
Through the simple exchange of money for goods, a traveler raises the status of a downtrodden peddler in the land of the Han.
Crossing Labrador by Foot With Noah - Jerry Kobalenko
An experienced winter sledder and his young Inuit companion trek across snow and ice in northern Canada, 44 days in transit.
World Music Reviews - Laurence Mitchell
A world music spin on Dylan, India meets American jazz, Holland clubs mash in some Dutch Antilles rhythms, then a Canadian and a Romanian walk into a bar...
Travel Book Reviews - Susan Griffith
Reviews of The Last Train to Zona Verde: My Ultimate African Safari, Meander: East to West along a Turkish River and Sightlines: A Conversation with the Natural World.
January 2014 - Highlights Issue
Sex, Lies, and Desert Dust at Burning Man - Brad Olsen
Maybe there should be an asterisk beside this as an inordinate number of page views came from image searches (look at the title and take a guess). But a fun tale of what its like at this bizarre event.
Tantric Sex for Dilletantes - Rolf Potts
Another that got boosted by searches done by people probably expecting something else, this one from our very first issue got into several best travel writing anthologies.
The Burning of the Devil in Guatemala - Luke Maguire Armstrong
An observation of an annual effigy-burning festival in Antigua, Guatemala that's a fiery spectacle.
Unbalanced in the Sinking City - Tim Leffel
This Mexico City article dived deeper to look at all the crooked sinking buildings in Mexico's soggy capital, as well as the racial divide between historic and modern, dark and light, above ground and under.
Sedona: Is the Whole Town Built on a Hoax - Laurie Gough
In America's leading hippie tourist center for crystals, vortexes, and energy fields, a writer wonders if it's all a giant scam.
The Mysterious Stone Chambers of New England - Brad Olsen
An author who regularly explores strange landscapes and unexplained structures looks into ancient history of the northeast USA.
A Capital Built for Kings and SUVs - Robert Reid
Back when he was a Lonely Planet guidebook writer researching a far-less-open Myanmar, Robert Reid explores the strange newly built capital city of Naypyidaw.
Kauai Footprints: the Dark Side of "Hidden Hawaii" - Michelle Bigley
A Hawaii guidebook author looks at the consequences of encouraging people to get off the beaten path in Kauai.
When in Jordan... - Shari Caudron
Another story from our first year of publication proves to have long-term appeal when a writer confronts her hang-ups about getting a naken scrub-down from a stranger in the Middle East.
The Backpackers' Pilgrimage: Ko Phangan - Joel Carillet
What's it like at the famed full moon parties on popular Ko Phangan in Thailand—and what's the aftermath?
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We know spring has arrived by looking at our lawns and seeing bright yellow flowers. The dandelions are putting on their annual show. Kids love the plant, picking it and rubbing it on their friend's cheeks leaving a buttery yellow color. Adults hate them because they are a sign of a neglected yard. Our dander really gets up when the seeds start blowing into our yard.
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New web video mocks Obama for ranking himself among the nation's top four presidents of all time. Which isn't what Obama said.
Here is what Obama actually said on 60 Minutes last year, which is a bit tamer than what the ad contends:
"The issue here is not gonna be a list of accomplishments. As you said yourself, Steve, you know, I would put our legislative and foreign policy accomplishments in our first two years against any president — with the possible exceptions of Johnson, F.D.R., and Lincoln — just in terms of what we've gotten done in modern history. But, you know, but when it comes to the economy, we've got a lot more work to do. And we're gonna keep on at it."


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