Unconventional Book Tour – Stop #53 Portland Oregon
I thought I would throw in an extra post this week to mention the great time we had at the Unconventional Book Tour on Friday night in Portland Oregon. It was stop #53 of a 53 city tour and it was an incredible time. Check it out below. There are people who come into...Updates for November 2010 Plus A Sweet Deal
At the end of every month I like to look back and reflect on everything we talked about and give new readers a chance to see what this month was all about. By the way, if you are a new reader welcome! I look forward to connecting with you. November was a great...The Art of Non-Conformity Book Winners
I launched this site earlier this week as a way to document and chronicle my steps toward taking a 1 year sabbatical starting June of 2011. One of the things that really instigated my desire to take a 1 year sabbatical was The Art of Non-Conformity blog written by...Free Book – The Art of Non-Conformity by Chris Guillebeau
The contest to win the book is now closed and the winners have been announced. But don’t let that stop you from leaving a comment on where you would go or what you would do if you took a 1 year sabbatical. I’d still love to hear from you. It’s Go Time...Connect!
Ever wonder what it's like to travel around the world without flying and cross the ocean on a cargo ship? Now you can. Go buy this incredibly interesting and humorous book written by my friend Niall Doherty of Disrupting the Rabblement | www.ndoherty.com/books/cargo/
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Written aboard a freighter while crossing the Pacific Ocean, The Cargo Ship Diaries is a look back at the first 2.5 years of Niall Doherty's trip around thIs Goa Jepang in Bandung Indonesia really haunted? This photo I took there indicates it's possible. Or does it?
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Goa Jepang Taman Hutan Bandung Indonesia
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Goa Jepang is located in Juanda Forest Park in the north part of Bandung in Indonesia. This series of caves was built in 1942 during the Japanese occupation of Indonesia and used by Japanese troops as shelter from Allied Forces. There has always been talk that the caves harbor supernatural visitors....
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