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3 weeks ago |
georgetowner.com | Jody Kurash
I could feel the humid mist on my face as I inhaled the fresh scent of Sichuan mountain air. But it was the loud panting noise that grabbed my attention, louder than a large dog but softer than a dragon. I stared fixated at a massive black and white bear just feet away from me. The panda, E Mei, named for a holy mountain in China, stood up on it hind legs and playfully waved as it tumbled around its enclosure at the Dujiangyan research base in China knowing that feeding time was minutes away.
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3 weeks ago |
georgetowner.com | Jody Kurash
The 2019 film “Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood” — often called Quentin Tarantino’s love letter to L.A. — is set in 1969, a time of transition from old-school glamour to the birth of a new era of cinema.
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1 month ago |
georgetowner.com | Jody Kurash
When you think of wine and Argentina, one word comes to mind: malbec. Even though the grape has a long history in France, it’s most often associated with the land of Lionel Messi and Eva Perón. Malbec’s superiority in Argentina is due to the fact that the grape thrives in the country’s characteristic climate and terroir, especially in the Mendoza region. The vineyards here are planted at some of the highest altitudes in the world, at an average of 2,000 to 3,600 feet above sea level.
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2 months ago |
georgetowner.com | Jody Kurash
Is it a cocktail? An art installation? A science experiment? What is this glowing, psychedelic, lava-lamp-looking illumination in front of me? These are a few of the questions I asked myself while visiting Zimplex, an unassuming bar in Phuket town, the main city on Thailand’s famed resort island.
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Feb 18, 2025 |
georgetowner.com | Jody Kurash
The new year hasn’t gotten off to a very promising start. It kicked off with the area’s biggest snowfall in years, then limped into the inauguration of a convicted felon. Within days, domestic terrorists were pardoned, the USAID agency was routed, trade wars were instigated and Elon Musk started ravaging through federal computer systems. Things are looking gloomy as people worry about higher prices, job security and basic rights. There are certainly a lot of sorrows to drown.
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