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Of the movies nominated for Best Picture at this year’s Academy Awards, how many have you seen? Two, maybe three? Don’t feel bad about the lack of effort at the theater; most folks would probably fall Keep Reading
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When Mary and I first met back in 2008, two years before Green Global Travel was born, one of the first things that bonded us together was our mutual love of travel and adventure. It was our Keep Reading
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A veteran of the restaurant world, Anthony Bourdain was largely unknown until the publication of his 1999 New Yorker exposé, Don’t Eat Before Reading This. The article ultimately formed the basis Keep Reading
