Month: October 2013
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So Who is Carmen Segarra? A Fed Whistleblower Q&A
Former bank examiner Carmen Segarra vaulted into public consciousness earlier this month when she filed a wrongful termination lawsuit alleging that the Federal Reserve Bank of New York fired her after she refused to go soft on investment banking behemoth Goldman Sachs.
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Costa Rica: Cultural Customs and Etiquette
When you're new to a culture, what's obvious to natives isn't always obvious to you. Erin Van Rheenen guides travelers through the customs and etiquette rules of Costa Rica.
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The Best Memphis Juke Joints
Memphis is a musical mecca, especially when it comes to the blues. Author Margaret Littman details which juke joints to check out, ranging from the legendary Wild Bill's to the Big S Bar and Grill.
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David Baldacci and James Patterson to Headline Literacy Awards Event
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Baldacci speaks at kick off of Roanoke literacy effort
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Wish You Well to premiere at Heartland Film Festival
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10 Reasons to Visit Portland in the Colder Months
Portlanders love a good festival, particularly if it celebrates beer, bikes, music, or that favorite local pastime—devouring delicious treats. If you don’t mind the rain, November, December, and January are great times to secure cheap hotel rates and catch seasonal attractions. Here are some great festivals and activities to enjoy during the winter in Portland.
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The Hills of Valparaíso, Chile
Valparaíso is a walker’s city with steep staircases, narrow alleyways, and amazing views. Author Wayne Bernhardson outlines the most prominent landmarks in each of the city's main hill neighborhoods.
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