Articles related to "Ik"

Performer, photographer, and aRUDE magazine editor Iké Udé pushes limits elegantly in this collection of his work from the 1990s.

Aboriginal logic systems and ways of knowing are mostly dismissed as primitive and childlike. In fact they are complex systems that are vital to the future of humankind.

Brazilian forward Marta collected her third straight FIFA Player of the Year as the best woman soccer player on the planet. And now she will be coming to the U.S.

Guatemalan food is tasty and filling and Antigua is a great place to try it. Here are some suggestions.

Do you like origami but dislike the flimsy paper? Here are some plastic 3D origami sets that are very similar to Lego, but with the same principles of origami.

It has been an exciting first season for the WPS, and the star players are being rewarded for their efforts with the All-Star Game in late August.

Fox's hit show 24 has returned to its former glory. The comeback follows a sixth season that met with mixed reviews from critics and fans alike. Spoilers Below!

Jack Bauer has finally managed to find a level of peace working in a school in Africa, however, a coup threatens to claim the children unless he can get them to safety

Sight correction by laser eye surgery has become safer and more popular in recent years. Strict aftercare is required, but the results are liberating.

Guatemala, land of the Maya, has a rich traditional cuisine well worth sampling.

Indigenous knowledge systems are hot property in the global marketplace, heralding a new age of colonisation through the new "papal bull" of Intellectual Property Rights.

Steep Holm in the Bristol Channel is just under half a mile from East to West, and only a quarter of a mile wide - its highest elevation is 256 feet.

Contrary to what many believe to be the longest word in the English language, the title goes to a more rarely cited 45 letter word that describes a lung disease.

This 14-mile scenic branch railway line runs into the heart of a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Guatemala is fast becoming a favored travel destination in Central America. What is there to see and do?

Despite the prevalence of dyslexia, there is still confusion about its definition. Three major subtypes of this language processing deficit have been identified.

The words "critic" and "criticism" have developed unsavory connotations. But it need not be so. A good critic can and should write an intelligent, well-balanced review.