Urban Etiquette
The urban etiquette for running a generator in Mazar e Sharif is to place it out by the open sewer and run a cable up …
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08 Sep 2010
It still surprises me that teams let this one slip: if you’re running a field study – remove a simple barrier to communication by buying …
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One of the side effects of using road-side fueling stations such as this is the assumption that the fuel is not as pure as that …
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Surprised to see a satellite phone used as a kiosk – for the customer cost per minute is 10 Afs (0.16 Euro Cents), leaving a …
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In Dehdaadi, northern Afghanistan.
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I’ve had the very good fortune in the past month to witness three very different accidents: two colliding motorbikes in China; two cars in Afghanistan; …
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Product localisation in a country where under the Taliban female faces were scratched from shampoo bottles.
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