Hi Andre,Love New Orleans and the culture...visited 3 years ago.

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Every time I hear about a question like this I think about cultures of people.

Asian homeowners' barrier is not only in language, mostly in culture.

For instance, I know that I do not feel very safe wandering around by myself in many latin American Countries as both cultural attitudes and laws have not seemed to progress much in those countries.

I took a BS from Oglethorpe University in Business and Computer science, minored in Japanese Language and Culture, and concentrated in Economics.

Various attributes including a generally favorable climate, beautiful atmosphere, and a diverse cultural flavor make Las Cruces and its surrounding areas truly desirable to a great many people.

Ineptitude, dishonesty, and conflicts of interest.I believe that the entitlement mentality looms large in cultures throughout the world.

It's so simple, yet was completely ignored in pop culture REI for the past 4-6 years.

We also respect architecture, history, culture, diversity, entrepreneurship.