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1. Jul 31,  · What’s it like to be one of the nearly million people in the world’s largest prison population? Prisoner F, whom we last spoke to in after serving time in California’s Corcoran Author: Prisoner F.

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2. Aug 17,  · To those looking in, Nashville may seem like a living country music video where locals hang out in honky tonks, everyone drives a truck and only a handful of residents were raised outside the area code. What many outsiders don't see is Nashville's diversity and tolerance of all walks of life. Whether you're visiting Nashville or looking to move here, it's important to get an honest picture.

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3. Aug 06,  · The Life of a Firefighter: What Exactly Is It Like? A Day in the Life of a Firefighter. A busy firehouse is busy regardless of the number of calls it gets in a day. Most It’s All About the Passion. One thing that’s true about all firefighters: you have to have the passion to do this job The.

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4. Sep 21,  · Subject: $k income, whats life like? Anonymous: Our income is about to jump from $k. Some of the other colleagues have told DH that life doesn’t change much until you reach $1m. At $k you can’t buy a $m house, you can’t buy a second home, we don’t need a new car, so what’s the difference?.

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5. Sep 09,  · Yes, many expats, especially women, find living in China is much safer than in cities like London or New York. Street harassment and catcalling is virtually unheard of for foreigners, and streets tend to be well lit at night. Petty crime rates, particularly for foreigners, seem to be particularly low.

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6. Much like a dreamless nap, you don't just wake up and feel like time just jumped ahead. You know that you've been asleep for a while. At the same time, you can't really remember experiencing.

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7. Some doctors still smoke in hospital corridors, hygiene is debatable and most women have little knowledge about life saving procedures like pap smears. The one child policy has recently been relaxed but abortions at very late stages are still taking place, legally. Busses proudly display large signs advertising the best place to get one.

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8. AFP's Ed Jones, who regularly reports from North Korea, shares what it's like to work there as a journalist.

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