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Ben Rice

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England, Spain
As seen in: MSN, MSN New Zealand, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, MSN UK, Aol, Yahoo Finance, Flipboard, FanSided, Santa Cruz Sentinel and
Covers:  Food, travel, Gen X culture, American and British lifestyles, education, parenting, film, and music.
Doesn't Cover: Gaming, Pokemon, Dungeons and Dragons, etc.
Freelance Lifestyle, Travel, and News Features Writer - Spanish Living Expert - Spurs Fan - Delusional Golfer

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Ben is a lifestyle, travel, news, and features writer with bylines for several publications. He has contributed regularly to many publications, and he has bylines on dozens of platforms.

Raised in England and with a career background in international education, he now lives in Southern Spain with his wife and son. Ben has lived on four continents, including Africa, Asia, and North America, and he has worked diverse jobs, ranging from traveling film projectionist to landscape gardener.

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Feeding America: The Battle for Daily Nutrition

Feeding America: The Battle for Daily Nutrition

Nationwide Mexican dining chain Chipotle contributed free burritos to American healthcare workers for Nationa…

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Indian Food: The Next American Favorite?

Indian Food: The Next American Favorite?

The Migration Policy Institute (MPI) marks Indians as the fastest-growing incoming American demographic, hitt…

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Economic Development and the World's Eating Habits

Economic Development and the World's Eating Habits

A recent University of Ohio study shows Americans consume, on average, a meal's worth of snacks every day, am…

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The New Golden Age of Travel - If You Can Afford It

The New Golden Age of Travel - If You Can Afford It

Going overseas has never been easier, but are foreign vacations slipping away from middle-class travelers?

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New World Order: What's Behind America's Reverse Brain Drain?

New World Order: What's Behind America's Reverse Brain Drain?

America is in the midst of a reverse brain drain: are U.S. expats transporting the American Dream overseas?

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5 Reasons Employers Are Turning Against Remote Work | Wealth of Geeks

5 Reasons Employers Are Turning Against Remote Work | Wealth of Geeks

Insight into why remote work may be on its way out.

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By Ben Rice Verified, Byron Buxton, Colson Montgomery
| FanSided Verified
Bullet point summary by AI The Home Run Derby lineup needs format changes to cut TV time in half and keep the excitement high. Several sluggers bring unique power and flair to the event, with one young star stepping into a giant void left by injury. The debate centers on which historic hitters will join the elite few already locked into the bracket. I love home runs. Home runs are love, home runs are life, my Boston Red Sox being dead-last in home runs for the 2026 season is profoundly distressing.
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These Are Some of the Most Lucrative Side Jobs in America Right Now

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By Ben Rice Verified
| Flipboard
1 hour ago I KNOW it’s a bit odd to do this right off the bat, but I sense something special between us. A connection. A bond. So I think it’s time—time to talk about my breasts. To quote one of the best episodes of Seinfeld, “They’re real and they’re spectacular.” Or in my case, it’s more like they’re real and …
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These Are Some of the Most Lucrative Side Jobs in America Right Now

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By Ben Rice Verified
| Backyard Garden Lover
Side hustles aren’t just about extra cash anymore—they’re about maximizing your hourly value. Chances are that you know several people who have them, and you are wondering whether you can do the same. While many side jobs still pay modestly, a select group now commands professional-level rates, often due to skill shortages or their direct impact on business. Here’s the catch: the highest-paying opportunities tend to require either specialized training or a clear link to revenue.
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