Apr 03, 2011 15:26 - By: Rosalind Cummings-Yeates

Ice Text by David Buckland
Climate change is a topic that has been increasingly addressed over the last decade but exactly what does it mean? Well, the thought-provoking exhibit, Unfold attempts to show you with the work of 25 artists who journeyed to the High Arctic on Cape Farewell expeditions to document just what is happening to the climate. An overwhelming exhibit that integrates photos, songs, mixed media, performances and videos to reflect on the multi-dimensional changes to our environment. Read More »
Mar 30, 2011 15:48 - By: Rosalind Cummings-Yeates

The Puka Dog Menu
When you visit Kaua’i ,there are certain activities that you must experience. I will cover most of them in later posts but two that you are sure to hear about are hula and Puka Dog. When I say hula, I don’t mean the grass skirt stereotype most Americans expect. I mean authentic hula, which can be performed in many different ways, with many different adornments. As for Puka Dog, I mean the authentic Hawaiian version of a hot dog.

A Puka Dog
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Mar 27, 2011 12:49 - By: Rosalind Cummings-Yeates

Kuhio monument in Prince Kuhio Park
As the oldest Hawaiian island, Kaua’i harbors the essence of traditional Hawaiian culture and history. Under the surface of the stunning vistas and jaw-dropping natural wonders, Kaua’i offers glimpses of the rich heritage of the Hawaiian people. These sites are scattered all over the island so the best way to experience them is to hike or bike the 10-mile Koloa Heritage Trail. If you’re like me and prefer leisurely hikes, I’d suggest viewing the trail over at least two days. Read More »
Mar 19, 2011 15:34 - By: Rosalind Cummings-Yeates

The Sambadrome
So Rio De Janeiro’s riotous carnival is over and the considerably more sedate Lenten season is in full swing. Does that mean you can’t enjoy a touch of Brazilian carnival? Of Course not. I journeyed to Brazil during the South American winter, which meant that the carnival festivities were months away. That didn’t stop me from visiting the legendary Sambadrome, trying on costumes, listening to samba music and gorging myself on Brazilian delicacies. I created my own touch of carnival, which can be experienced any time of the year. Read More »