Written on April 30, 2009
WorldNomads.com’s roving medical expert Dr. Erik McLaughlin MD writes a brief overview about Swine Flu, and Insurance Director Graham Kingaby talks about it.
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Written on April 29, 2009
Tours have been run on and off for years, but this time the (totally unofficial) organisers pushed it too far.
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Written on April 28, 2009
Nick puts up the foundations for his new treehouse in the woods with the help of a few friends.
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Written on April 22, 2009
The WAYN guys have realised that to keep profiles active they can’t rest on their laurels. Not in this field.
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Written on April 17, 2009
Services built and run by the local community will increase regional income and keep people from leaving their homes.
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Written on April 17, 2009
To turn a steel drum into something useful takes a lot of noise and a lot of graft.
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Written on April 16, 2009
A wealth of foodstuffs were introduced to Britain by the Romans. Along with Rosemary, leeks, fennel, sparrowgrass (asparagus), pepper and good king Henry, they bought something else: Alexanders.
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Written on April 16, 2009
A lack of appropriate materials in Labasa, Fiji to make a solar powered ice machine means that the Kings College team are forced to improvise and come up with a new plan.
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Written on April 16, 2009
Some tourists think that since artifacts have already been looted, what’s the harm in buying them?
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Written on April 10, 2009
In less than a week we will be arriving on Vorovoro to build a solar-powered refrigeration system. The idea is not new, but this will be the first time the design will be used in a tropical climate.
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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Swine flu (H1N1 virus) overview
WorldNomads.com’s roving medical expert Dr. Erik McLaughlin MD writes a brief overview about Swine Flu, and Insurance Director Graham Kingaby talks about it.
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San Pedro prison closes to tourism
Tours have been run on and off for years, but this time the (totally unofficial) organisers pushed it too far.
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The Treehouse Diaries #4: Up, up & away!
Nick puts up the foundations for his new treehouse in the woods with the help of a few friends.
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WAYN: The relaunch
The WAYN guys have realised that to keep profiles active they can’t rest on their laurels. Not in this field.
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The holistic approach to sustainability
Services built and run by the local community will increase regional income and keep people from leaving their homes.
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The Treehouse Diaries #3: Bertha comes alive!
To turn a steel drum into something useful takes a lot of noise and a lot of graft.
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Alexanders: Urban foraging for Roman veggies
A wealth of foodstuffs were introduced to Britain by the Romans. Along with Rosemary, leeks, fennel, sparrowgrass (asparagus), pepper and good king Henry, they bought something else: Alexanders.
Continue Reading »
Plans change & Vorovoro gets a solar-powered desalinator
A lack of appropriate materials in Labasa, Fiji to make a solar powered ice machine means that the Kings College team are forced to improvise and come up with a new plan.
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A Tourist’s role in Archaeological ethics
Some tourists think that since artifacts have already been looted, what’s the harm in buying them?
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Solar-powered ice maker heads for Vorovoro, Fiji
In less than a week we will be arriving on Vorovoro to build a solar-powered refrigeration system. The idea is not new, but this will be the first time the design will be used in a tropical climate.
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