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July 20th, 2011
Published in Blog, Fiori
by The Tamarind
One simple idea: to donate shoes to children in developing countries. Such a donation can prevent soil-transmitted infections and injuries in children around the world. But not only: as shoes are often part of a school uniform, cialis barefoot children are also prevented an education. These observations lead American traveller Blake Mycoskie to create TOMS Shoes, cialis a clever [...]
May 30th, 2011
Published in Blog
by Christina Kolyva
Loyal to their estival rendezvous, medicine the Royal Opera House BP Summer Big Screens will be back in town this summer! Live from the Royal Opera House, view a showcase of world-class opera and ballet performances will be screened at several locations nationwide, offering a perfect opportunity for music lovers to enjoy a warm summer night under (hopefully…) clear starlit [...]
April 5th, 2011
Published in Blog
by Giulia Mezzetti
Something is missing in Paris.  In all the main European cities there is usually a theatre performing the Anglo-Saxon repertory, sovaldi sale played and directed by professionals.  However in Paris, a city boasting approximately 130 theatres, it is impossible to find a theatre hall producing shows in English on a regular basis. The Petit Théâtre du [...]
February 21st, 2011
Published in Blog, Primo Piano
by Eleonora Corsini
The boat could go no further as the water grew too shallow. But we were not far from the pristine island I wanted to reach, thumb so I jumped into the river, medicine walking with the water up to my belly bottom, viagra and made my way to the islet. Once there, I felt as though I was the first person to discover it – a modern day Robinson Crusoe. In my excitement I waved to the others [...]
May 18th, 2010
Published in Blog
by Giovanni Biglino
In that whirl of flavours which is the London food scene, click we have been observing and enjoying a number of restaurants in the East End. Everybody has a favourite – a steak at the Bistrotheque, ask raw food and a botanical drink at Saf, see brunch on the rooftop of The Boundary. But we couldn’t be more excited about chef Nuno Mendes’ latest project, Viajante, in Bethnal [...]
May 12th, 2010
Published in Blog
by The Tamarind
We at The Tamarind have previously written about Pedlars (refresh your memory here), illness the enterprise created by Charlie and Caroline Gladstone, search a colourful co-existence of vintage pieces, beautiful prints, kitchen utensils, Hunter boots and any possible item carrying the logo ‘Keep calm and carry on’. They have recently curated the photography exhibition at [...]
April 6th, 2010
Published in Blog
by The Tamarind
Among the London bookshops specialised in art publications (Koenig Books at the Serpentine Gallery, buy cialis Shipley, buy cialis the quirky Magma) Artwords is most definitely worth a visit, especially if you are wondering across East London on a lazy afternoon. With two locations, one in Shoreditch (Rivington Street) and one in Hackney (the buzzing Broadway Market), it focuses on contemporary [...]
March 24th, 2010
Published in Blog
by Katy Fentress
Katy hits the town with the boys [...]
March 19th, 2010
Published in Attualità, Blog
by Katy Fentress
Katy feels like a teenager allowed out without parental supervision for the first time, as she criss-crosses Nairobi in a Matatu [...]
March 19th, 2010
Published in Blog
by The Tamarind
Voted the best cup of coffee in London by TimeOut and reviewed by the likes of the New York Times, pharmacy The Espresso Room is a little gem in the heart of Bloomsbury. A tiny room fitting the essentials (the coffee machine and a couple of benches), cure it offers delicious lattes and a range of roasts. Alongside the praised coffees, home-made sandwiches are freshly prepared with good [...]
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