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27 October 2007

Best Cancer Reporter award

Of all the things I thought I would be one day, Best Cancer Reporter certainly wasn't one of them. Hey, cancer will do weird things to you.

I was honored to receive the Best Cancer Reporter Merit Award (award written by a patient) for the Op-Ed piece on colon cancer, published by The Prague Post. It was presented to me by the European School of Oncology in October 2007 in Rome.

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14 November 2006

Chengdu Panda Breeding Center, China 2005

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24 September 2006

Outside a Market, Shanghai

Knock-off goods featured prominently in this major open-air market in Shanghai, China, May 2005, making a joke of the "Maintain Intellectual Property" banners displayed everywhere. Posted by Picasa

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22 September 2006

Mostar, Bosnia--Part 2

A scene of a bombed-out building, Mostar, Bosnia Posted by Picasa

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Mostar, Bosnia

The restored "Old Bridge" in Mostar, Bosnia, originally built in 1566. A UNESCO site. Posted by Picasa

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19 September 2006

Szechuan Hotpot

Chengdu, China (Szechuan province). Posted by Picasa

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04 September 2006

Highlights from Today's Sports

100m race with a 50kg sack of wheat. Sunday, 3 September, Zdar nad Sazavou, Czech Republic. Posted by Picasa

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30 August 2006

My Travel Blogging on gadling.com

Hey! Starting today, check out my regular blogs on gadling.com:
Hiking and seeing elk at the seashore north of San Francisco:
http://www.gadling.com/2006/08/30/sex-and-violence-elk-style/

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09 May 2006

Harvard School of Public Health Picks Up My Pervitin Story

The Harvard School of Public Health's website World Health News (http://www.worldhealthnews.harvard.edu/) blogged my Pervitin story under the caption "Czech Republic: Health Authorities Struggle To Reign in Meth" on their March 23, 2006, posting.

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14 January 2006

On Global Trends blog

Sydney's Mike Hitchen, in his "i On Global Trends" blog, picked up my maternity article on January 14, under the caption "Human Resources: Czech companies faced with baby boom."

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