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Patricia Lange, a fellow at the “Annenberg Center for Communication
“:http://www.annenberg.edu, wrote an article for the “Barnard Center for Research on Women”:http://www.barnard.edu/sfonline/blogs/lange_01.htm discussing in part how I use bikinis occasionally on Beach Walks specifically to be true to our local beach culture and to break the stereotypes associated with them. She did a lovely job; I recommend you go read the article.

In thinking about culture, I also remarked that the internet is a culture of its own too. CC Chapman recently “congratulated a caller”:http://www.managingthegray.com/2007/05/23/call-in-mania/ who had reported on his progress leaving comments on websites. That was a homework assignment CC gave at his “PodCamp New York”:http://www.podcampnyc.org/ session. And one I suggest often also! It’s a great way to have a cross-cultural experience.

It’s possible have a cross-cultural experience just by visiting the person across the hall or across the street from you!

“The Vulnerable Video Blogger: Promoting Social Change through Intimacy”:http://www.barnard.edu/sfonline/blogs/lange_01.htm

Hawaiian Word:
Huakaʻi: _travel, trip_

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