I wanted to share a guide of how I designed and furnished my home office as a photographer. As a travel photographer, I spend a lot of time out in the world taking photos of beautiful places. On the flip side of that, I also spend a good chunk of time at home sitting in…
Pechay is one of those leafy vegetables that can easily grow in containers. It is a very popular vegetable in Chinese and Southeast Asian cuisine. In western countries, they are also known as “bok choy” or “pak choy”. The pechay leaves are smooth and dark green in color forming a cluster similar to mustard greens. In the Philippines, we usually add pechay…
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Among the trends that few people have talked about is the role of predictive analytics in the future of cell phone tracking. Cell phone information has played a massive part in the research. They have been especially critical in behavioural research, according to a study published by the National Institute of Health. The first mobile…
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Sharing is caring! The Galápagos Islands are a bucket-list destination that offers wildlife encounters from Galapagos Giant Tortoises and Sea Lions to Blue-footed Booby, breathtaking landscapes, and a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. But packing for this remote paradise can be daunting. With its unique blend of land and sea excursions, variable weather, and strict conservation rules, it’s essential to pack…
No time to read now? Click here to download as a PDF. Have you ever wondered how to celebrate New Year’s at home in a way that feels both exciting and stress-free? Hosting a memorable event doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With a few simple strategies, you can turn your living room into a festive…
img { border: 10px solid #FFFFFF; } Very glad to share our new paper, this one led by Shiv Yücel, in collaboration with Pedro Peixoto, and Chico Camargo. In case you’d like a pocket version of the paper, early last year Chico posted a really nice thread on Twitter summarizing some of the key contributions…
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Ad/Anzeige A rugged volcanic landscape, beautiful beaches and a delicious cuisine – Madeira is a dream come true for every travel bloggers heart and that is why I was so happy that we got the chance to see it! I have to be honest: it was not on my bucket list before but now…
This post is all about hidden gems in Orlando. Here are ten underrated places in Orlando most visitors miss! Orlando, Florida, magnetically attracts millions. Its airport (MCO) packs in families in glittery Mickey Mouse outfits and wizards and witches in Gryffindor robes, all smiles after a busy theme park week. Walt Disney World and Universal…
Belgian city breaks always hit the spot – this is arguably one of the best European countries to spend a few days soaking up the sights of some gorgeous medieval old towns. With plentiful canals, often pedestrianised centres, and the ability to string a few cities together thanks to the country’s compact size and reliable…
The cultural divide between city folk and country folk has been the basis of stories – from literature to sitcoms – throughout our country’s history. It seems like rural and urban communities (and people from them) are as different as night and day, but wanting good food is something we all have in common. Farmers…
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