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Sarajevo Bread

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At the time I shot this video I didn't realize why everyone was lining up for bread other than thinking it was really good bread. The bread was excellent but what I failed to realize that I was in Sarajevo during the first days of Ramadan and this shop had just opened its doors at sundown. The bread was still amazing.

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Voting from afar

I probably don't need to write how important it is for every citizen in America to vote. Elections and voting is one of the primary elements that make America great. Even though Diana and I are several thousand miles away from our country it does not stop us from voting. We registered and then cast our ballots using the old-fashioned write in method. Fed-Ex is incredibly awesome and has a program called "Express your vote". American expats living in China are able to send their ballots for free.

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Beijing Mourning

Every day I come across something that reminds me that I'm in China and that things are different here. This evening as I was returning home I came across a woman burning a pile of paper on the sidewalk. Just behind her was a teenage girl crouching near the edge of the street consoling an older gentleman whom was doubled over sobbing quietly. I realized that the woman stoking the fire must have been the mother thus completely the family. Each of their faces was somber and you could tell they were in mourning.

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This land, in Belgrade, belongs to Turkey!

A high ranking Turkish official was killed during a war on the soil of Belgrade, Serbia. Serbia contacted Turkey and offered the land on which the General lay as a permanent memorial to him. Turkey accepted and the 3-meter square piece of land became Turkish territory.

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Szeged Farmers Market

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Farmers market in Szeged, Hungary. I love me some farmers' markets.

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