| Spruce up for Spring! |
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Change your mood with these great throw pillows in bright spring colors. Made from Amias Project suede and traditional kitenge cloth.
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| World Jubilee |
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Spring Market
Stop by the Amias Project table!
April 18
9am - 4pm
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
700 Snelling Ave South
Saint Paul, MN
Support Fair Trade vendors. Shop for gifts, textiles, apparel, accessories, housewares and more. |
| The Story of the Honeyguide |
Our periodic email newsletter is named after the Greater Honey Guide, a bird that has developed the remarkable habit of leading tribespeople to wild bees' nests, with the promise of honeycomb and grubs once the humans have opened the nest and taken the honey.
The complementary relationship shared by bird and human represents the newsletter's goal - to periodically lead readers to new and timely bits of information about East African wildlife, culture, and travel. |
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Don't miss Bizarre Foods Tanzania on Tuesday, April 14, 10pm EST
Greetings!  Have you noticed our tag line? "The Story of Africa: Live it, Watch it, Wear it." We give you opportunities to Live It through travel and to Wear It through the Amias Project. And more and more often, through the hard work of our media division, we are giving you ways to Watch It. The new season of Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern premiers on Tuesday, April 14 with the Tanzania episode field produced by Another Land. And if you missed them, you can still catch re-runs of Ethiopia and Uganda on the Travel Channel. Yes, the media division has been busy. This year is filling up with exciting opportunities to do what we do best: Tell the stories of Africa. Don't forget to tune in to the Travel Channel on Tuesday night! |
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| Bizarre Foods Tanzania
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
10:00 pm EST
Confirm show times by checking your local listings.
In this Episode
Watch Andrew visit a Maasai meat camp, drink cows blood, eat Kiburu with the Chagga and more.
Did you know?
- The Maasai meat camp, or Orpul, is a traditional 5 day ceremony in which men eat as much meat as they can stomach. Gives a whole new take on the all-you-can-eat buffet!
- One of the ingredients in Kiburu is dirt.
- Andrew is as laid back and easy going in person as he appears in the show
- This episode was shot during the coldest July on record in Tanzania. Some of the crew, who had warmer expectations of a shoot in Africa and hadn't thought to bring hats, resorted to wrapping their heads in T shirts and boxers in an attempt to stay warm.
- The media division is run by Another Land founder, Nichole Smaglick, who oddly enough doesn't own a TV.
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Catch re-runs of Ethiopia and Uganda
Season Premier: Tanzania!
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