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Oats can be overlooked in the world of breakfast food, playing second fiddle to faster, convenient -- and oftentimes less healthy -- items. »

Singapore's borders dance along the coastline of Malaysia, kissing the mainland with bridges while its strait plays host to massive ships transporting goods between the East and West. »

A unique feature of most Asian countries is the tradition of open-air markets. Whether nestled outdoors in the highlands of Vietnam or located cheek-by-jowl to swish malls in Singapore, these “wet” markets are the Asian version of farmer’s markets, but open daily. »

Everywhere you look, there are signs of inflation. And yet, a close examination of the historical record shows that every past credit event of any size has always led to deflation. »

It seems the world is divided in two; those who like the taste of fennel, and those who don’t. I count myself firmly among the former, but this was not always the case. The flavor in fennel that people either love or hate tastes like anise or licorice, neither of which fennel is actually related to. »

This month, we've gathered together a collection of new tabletop designs and patterns that evoke natural themes -- incorporating ecologically friendly colors, irregular patterns and earthy textures to bring a sense of understated, organic style to the table. »

Feng shui means wind and water. Even though feng shui is no longer a new topic in the Western world, it is a timeless concept that truly works, regardless of whether one believes in it or not. »