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The World Culture series of 12 books on individual countries gives the reader a taste of cultures that have existed in more remote areas for hundreds of years. They remain fascinating to understand. Adventure travel is not necessarily dangerous, but it requires some research and clear thinking about the culture, what survival means to those within it, and the implications for those who observe it and apply its lessons to the modern world. The observations shared will tempt the reader to visit other places completely different from their familiar routine, whether vicariously through Jackie's reporting in her books or perhaps as a detour from the reader's next trip. Each image tells a story and deserves more than a casual glance, for the challenges of living without "modern" conveniences have many implications for these fascinating cultures. The stories range from the sophisticated religious practices in Bali to the survival skills in remote areas of Africa.

The World Culture series of 12 books on individual countries gives the reader a taste of cultures that have existed in more remote areas for hundreds of years. They remain fascinating to understand. Adventure travel is not necessarily dangerous, but it requires some research and clear thinking about the culture, what survival means to those within it, and the implications for those who observe it and apply its lessons to the modern world. The observations shared will tempt the reader to visit other places completely different from their familiar routine, whether vicariously through Jackie's reporting in her books or perhaps as a detour from the reader's next trip. Each image tells a story and deserves more than a casual glance, for the challenges of living without "modern" conveniences have many implications for these fascinating cultures. The stories range from the sophisticated religious practices in Bali to the survival skills in remote areas of Africa.

The World Culture series of 12 books on individual countries gives the reader a taste of cultures that have existed in more remote areas for hundreds of years. They remain fascinating to understand. Adventure travel is not necessarily dangerous, but it requires some research and clear thinking about the culture, what survival means to those within it, and the implications for those who observe it and apply its lessons to the modern world. The observations shared will tempt the reader to visit other places completely different from their familiar routine, whether vicariously through Jackie's reporting in her books or perhaps as a detour from the reader's next trip. Each image tells a story and deserves more than a casual glance, for the challenges of living without "modern" conveniences have many implications for these fascinating cultures. The stories range from the sophisticated religious practices in Bali to the survival skills in remote areas of Africa.

The World Culture series of 12 books on individual countries gives the reader a taste of cultures that have existed in more remote areas for hundreds of years. They remain fascinating to understand. Adventure travel is not necessarily dangerous, but it requires some research and clear thinking about the culture, what survival means to those within it, and the implications for those who observe it and apply its lessons to the modern world. The observations shared will tempt the reader to visit other places completely different from their familiar routine, whether vicariously through Jackie's reporting in her books or perhaps as a detour from the reader's next trip. Each image tells a story and deserves more than a casual glance, for the challenges of living without "modern" conveniences have many implications for these fascinating cultures. The stories range from the sophisticated religious practices in Bali to the survival skills in remote areas of Africa.

The World Culture series of 12 books on individual countries gives the reader a taste of cultures that have existed in more remote areas for hundreds of years. They remain fascinating to understand. Adventure travel is not necessarily dangerous, but it requires some research and clear thinking about the culture, what survival means to those within it, and the implications for those who observe it and apply its lessons to the modern world. The observations shared will tempt the reader to visit other places completely different from their familiar routine, whether vicariously through Jackie's reporting in her books or perhaps as a detour from the reader's next trip. Each image tells a story and deserves more than a casual glance, for the challenges of living without "modern" conveniences have many implications for these fascinating cultures. The stories range from the sophisticated religious practices in Bali to the survival skills in remote areas of Africa.

The World Culture series of 12 books on individual countries gives the reader a taste of cultures that have existed in more remote areas for hundreds of years. They remain fascinating to understand. Adventure travel is not necessarily dangerous, but it requires some research and clear thinking about the culture, what survival means to those within it, and the implications for those who observe it and apply its lessons to the modern world. The observations shared will tempt the reader to visit other places completely different from their familiar routine, whether vicariously through Jackie's reporting in her books or perhaps as a detour from the reader's next trip. Each image tells a story and deserves more than a casual glance, for the challenges of living without "modern" conveniences have many implications for these fascinating cultures. The stories range from the sophisticated religious practices in Bali to the survival skills in remote areas of Africa.

The World Culture series of 12 books on individual countries gives the reader a taste of cultures that have existed in more remote areas for hundreds of years. They remain fascinating to understand. Adventure travel is not necessarily dangerous, but it requires some research and clear thinking about the culture, what survival means to those within it, and the implications for those who observe it and apply its lessons to the modern world. The observations shared will tempt the reader to visit other places completely different from their familiar routine, whether vicariously through Jackie's reporting in her books or perhaps as a detour from the reader's next trip. Each image tells a story and deserves more than a casual glance, for the challenges of living without "modern" conveniences have many implications for these fascinating cultures. The stories range from the sophisticated religious practices in Bali to the survival skills in remote areas of Africa.

The World Culture series of 12 books on individual countries gives the reader a taste of cultures that have existed in more remote areas for hundreds of years. They remain fascinating to understand. Adventure travel is not necessarily dangerous, but it requires some research and clear thinking about the culture, what survival means to those within it, and the implications for those who observe it and apply its lessons to the modern world. The observations shared will tempt the reader to visit other places completely different from their familiar routine, whether vicariously through Jackie's reporting in her books or perhaps as a detour from the reader's next trip. Each image tells a story and deserves more than a casual glance, for the challenges of living without "modern" conveniences have many implications for these fascinating cultures. The stories range from the sophisticated religious practices in Bali to the survival skills in remote areas of Africa.

The World Culture series of 12 books on individual countries gives the reader a taste of cultures that have existed in more remote areas for hundreds of years. They remain fascinating to understand. Adventure travel is not necessarily dangerous, but it requires some research and clear thinking about the culture, what survival means to those within it, and the implications for those who observe it and apply its lessons to the modern world. The observations shared will tempt the reader to visit other places completely different from their familiar routine, whether vicariously through Jackie's reporting in her books or perhaps as a detour from the reader's next trip. Each image tells a story and deserves more than a casual glance, for the challenges of living without "modern" conveniences have many implications for these fascinating cultures. The stories range from the sophisticated religious practices in Bali to the survival skills in remote areas of Africa.

The World Culture series of 12 books on individual countries gives the reader a taste of cultures that have existed in more remote areas for hundreds of years. They remain fascinating to understand. Adventure travel is not necessarily dangerous, but it requires some research and clear thinking about the culture, what survival means to those within it, and the implications for those who observe it and apply its lessons to the modern world. The observations shared will tempt the reader to visit other places completely different from their familiar routine, whether vicariously through Jackie's reporting in her books or perhaps as a detour from the reader's next trip. Each image tells a story and deserves more than a casual glance, for the challenges of living without "modern" conveniences have many implications for these fascinating cultures. The stories range from the sophisticated religious practices in Bali to the survival skills in remote areas of Africa.

The World Culture series of 12 books on individual countries gives the reader a taste of cultures that have existed in more remote areas for hundreds of years. They remain fascinating to understand. Adventure travel is not necessarily dangerous, but it requires some research and clear thinking about the culture, what survival means to those within it, and the implications for those who observe it and apply its lessons to the modern world. The observations shared will tempt the reader to visit other places completely different from their familiar routine, whether vicariously through Jackie's reporting in her books or perhaps as a detour from the reader's next trip. Each image tells a story and deserves more than a casual glance, for the challenges of living without "modern" conveniences have many implications for these fascinating cultures. The stories range from the sophisticated religious practices in Bali to the survival skills in remote areas of Africa.

The World Culture series of 12 books on individual countries gives the reader a taste of cultures that have existed in more remote areas for hundreds of years. They remain fascinating to understand. Adventure travel is not necessarily dangerous, but it requires some research and clear thinking about the culture, what survival means to those within it, and the implications for those who observe it and apply its lessons to the modern world. The observations shared will tempt the reader to visit other places completely different from their familiar routine, whether vicariously through Jackie's reporting in her books or perhaps as a detour from the reader's next trip. Each image tells a story and deserves more than a casual glance, for the challenges of living without "modern" conveniences have many implications for these fascinating cultures. The stories range from the sophisticated religious practices in Bali to the survival skills in remote areas of Africa.

It's All Good is nearly 400 pages of a lifetime of serious and fun cooking for friends and family, and the joy shines through every page and each valuable hint and secret. All courses and many variations are represented and fully tested by discriminating gourmet friends. Available in color, gray scale and eBook form, this is a must to just read or to get tempted by the words to do some shopping and creating.

The World Culture series of 12 books on individual countries gives the reader a taste of cultures that have existed in more remote areas for hundreds of years. They remain fascinating to understand. Adventure travel is not necessarily dangerous, but it requires some research and clear thinking about the culture, what survival means to those within it, and the implications for those who observe it and apply its lessons to the modern world. The observations shared will tempt the reader to visit other places completely different from their familiar routine, whether vicariously through Jackie's reporting in her books or perhaps as a detour from the reader's next trip. Each image tells a story and deserves more than a casual glance, for the challenges of living without "modern" conveniences have many implications for these fascinating cultures. The stories range from the sophisticated religious practices in Bali to the survival skills in remote areas of Africa.

Guide for H.R. professionals: SHRM’s “Transformational Diversity” [TD] is key. Foreigners are “different”, but fun to befriend. Once attitudes include them, [due in part to vicarious reader experience from Books 1&2], other “differences, [Like gender, age, race, religion, lifestyle, etc.] are OK for friendship. Read Guide; act now. This H.R. Guide & 2 tools [eBooks] are a bundle to help organizations supplement efforts so every worker/student/new hire feels included, and is an includer. eBook stories have images + fun stories & quotes. Tool distributions? Email to all at same time. Includers & includees gain skills for inclusion & refresh group standards. Guide’s extracts save H.R. review time; Formula? NOBODY excluded from link or email distribution.

Guide for H.R. professionals: SHRM’s “Transformational Diversity” [TD] is key. Foreigners are “different”, but fun to befriend. Once attitudes INCLUDE them, [due to vicarious reader experience from Books 1&2], other “differences,  [Like gender, age, race, religion, lifestyle, etc.] are OK for friendship. Read Guide; act now. This H.R. Guide & 2 tools [eBooks] are a bundle to help organizations supplement efforts so every worker/student/new hire feels included, and is an includer. eBook stories have images + fun stories & quotes. Tool distributions? Email to all at same time. Includers & includees gain skills for inclusion & refresh group standards. Guide’s extracts save H.R. review time; Formula? NOBODY excluded from link or email distribution.Hospitality’s an ancient art: eBooks are “how to” for workers. Book 1: 77,000 worker cruise line: 79 cultures on board; 35 interviews. Book 2: 2,500 worker line: 27 cultures and 51 interviews. eBooks “written” by crew dictation--interviews are authentic; Worker to worker works! “Inclusion” is success: just imitate; no need to re-invent! SHRM’s TD: Don’t “homogenize” differences: Celebrate them; make new friends. The 2 eBooks show how.