Comments for African Food Culture and History http://www.afrofoodways.com Mon, 25 Apr 2011 02:08:17 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Enjoy the most delicious South African Foods by Twitter http://www.afrofoodways.com/2011/04/enjoy-the-most-delicious-south-african-foods/#comment-8 Twitter Mon, 25 Apr 2011 02:08:17 +0000 http://www.afrofoodways.com/?p=6#comment-8 This blog post is about what African Safaris can offer in South Africa - <a rel="nofollow" This blog post is about what African Safaris can offer in South Africa – ]]> Comment on African Foods – A Short Article On Caribbean Cooking And Its History by Lynn http://www.afrofoodways.com/2010/09/african-foods-a-short-article-on-caribbean-cooking-and-its-history/#comment-7 Lynn Sun, 24 Apr 2011 12:50:13 +0000 http://www.afrofoodways.com/?p=17#comment-7 ‘How REDjet reach TT?’ ‘How REDjet reach TT?’

]]> Comment on Cajun Food History? Why Cajuns Live to Eat, not Eat to Live by irishsandman http://www.afrofoodways.com/2011/02/cajun-food-history-why-cajuns-live-to-eat-not-eat-to-live/#comment-5 irishsandman Sat, 23 Apr 2011 09:43:13 +0000 http://www.afrofoodways.com/?p=9#comment-5 okay, back up here. what I meant when I replied was that I hear about this imaginary scenario quite a bit, where the gov't and ordinary citizens duke it out, as a rationale for why we need guns. now, I love my guns, but I think this is one of those things that's a wee bit out of proportion now versus 18th century United States. in that time period, this country rose up against Britain and caused them to back off, winning independence. all I'm saying is that if the people of the US wanted to somehow defeat the government, and assuming the battle lines were already drawn (Gov't/Military vs. everyone else) we're toast, IMHO. that's the only scenario I'm talking about in this hypothetical. I get what you mean, I am just debating the merits of this one scenario that gets brought up (a lot). okay, back up here. what I meant when I replied was that I hear about this imaginary scenario quite a bit, where the gov’t and ordinary citizens duke it out, as a rationale for why we need guns. now, I love my guns, but I think this is one of those things that’s a wee bit out of proportion now versus 18th century United States. in that time period, this country rose up against Britain and caused them to back off, winning independence. all I’m saying is that if the people of the US wanted to somehow defeat the government, and assuming the battle lines were already drawn (Gov’t/Military vs. everyone else) we’re toast, IMHO. that’s the only scenario I’m talking about in this hypothetical. I get what you mean, I am just debating the merits of this one scenario that gets brought up (a lot).

]]> Comment on The Popular North African Food Called Tagines by uberhedonist http://www.afrofoodways.com/2010/11/the-popular-north-african-food-called-tagines/#comment-4 uberhedonist Sat, 23 Apr 2011 01:44:54 +0000 http://www.afrofoodways.com/?p=14#comment-4 PCWorld: Twitter to Stay in San Francisco PCWorld: Twitter to Stay in San Francisco

]]> Comment on African Foods – A Short Article On Caribbean Cooking And Its History by Black Infidel http://www.afrofoodways.com/2010/09/african-foods-a-short-article-on-caribbean-cooking-and-its-history/#comment-3 Black Infidel Fri, 22 Apr 2011 12:58:50 +0000 http://www.afrofoodways.com/?p=17#comment-3 Travel/tourism is dropping in Western countries. More people are heading to the countries QV mentioned for travel/tourism as well. Despite deals in Europe, Americans stay home: No Americans in France: Americans pay more for flights to Europe: The dollar doesn’t buy squat in Europe. The Euro is stronger than the US Dollar. The British Pound sterling is stronger than the US Dollar. Few other currencies stronger than the USD. More people are losing interest in places like Europe. Including people who never been like me. ASIA LEADS TOURISM GROWTH: INTERNATIONAL TOURIST ARRIVALS UP 7% ACCORDING TO UN STUDY: http://www.elitetraveler.com/news_detail.html?nid=2940&n=asia-leads-tourism-growth-international-tourist-arrivals-up-7-according Travel/tourism is dropping in Western countries. More people are heading to the countries QV mentioned for travel/tourism as well.

Despite deals in Europe, Americans stay home:

No Americans in France:

Americans pay more for flights to Europe:

The dollar doesn’t buy squat in Europe. The Euro is stronger than the US Dollar. The British Pound sterling is stronger than the US Dollar. Few other currencies stronger than the USD.

More people are losing interest in places like Europe. Including people who never been like me.

ASIA LEADS TOURISM GROWTH: INTERNATIONAL TOURIST ARRIVALS UP 7% ACCORDING TO UN STUDY:

http://www.elitetraveler.com/news_detail.html?nid=2940&n=asia-leads-tourism-growth-international-tourist-arrivals-up-7-according

]]> Comment on Traditional foods by Misagh http://www.afrofoodways.com/2010/10/traditional-foods/#comment-2 Misagh Fri, 22 Apr 2011 02:28:41 +0000 http://www.afrofoodways.com/?p=11#comment-2 Yay! All 4 exams completed and now i'm a post-graduand, pending results... Thanks for asking. Yes, evening and dark here now, as I sit typing, illuminated by the eco-friendly lights overhead. I'll try to get back into some science/culture/belief postings, the original "vibe" of this blog. Okay, so Indian "Cape" Malay from Zambia? Is that right or have I got it all wrong? I see so much of you here and on the Neocrats that now I'm curious to know more. MORE! Yay! All 4 exams completed and now i'm a post-graduand, pending results… Thanks for asking. Yes, evening and dark here now, as I sit typing, illuminated by the eco-friendly lights overhead.

I'll try to get back into some science/culture/belief postings, the original “vibe” of this blog.

Okay, so Indian “Cape” Malay from Zambia? Is that right or have I got it all wrong? I see so much of you here and on the Neocrats that now I'm curious to know more. MORE!

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