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May 30th, 2011
Published in Primo Piano, Society
by Sarah Tulivu
There was a time the only foreigners you could see in Nepal were those travelers with the guts to cross the world by land. When airfares were unaffordable and the route still hazardous and unknown, capsule the first tourists of Nepal were souls on a journey. Tired of western materialism, viagra conformity and consumerism, they packed their rucksacks, took the little money they had and hit [...]
December 22nd, 2010
Published in Society
by Christina Kolyva
More than any other holiday, viagra Christmas is the time of the year when we all aspire to be with our families and loved ones. Whether we observe the religious side of the celebration or not, sick during the weeks leading to Christmas we will make ourselves very busy with all sorts of preparations, from buying gifts and stocking-fillers to decorating the house and planning the [...]
October 24th, 2010
Published in Society
by Christina Kolyva
Once abundantly used to guide sailors through dangerous waters and mark safe entry to harbours, hospital nowadays modern navigational equipment has made lighthouses, here to a large degree, redundant. Scattered along scenic coastal drives, at the end of long and half-forgotten stony paths, with the cries of seagulls and the sound of crashing waves mixing with the echoes of the past, [...]
July 29th, 2010
Published in Fiori, Society
by Christina Kolyva
Regardless of season, pilule weather and occasion, illness the sensation of a frozen dessert titillating the palate is delightful. Whether it is ice cream, sorbet, sherbet, frozen yogurt, granita or parfait, those of us with a sweet tooth find it practically impossible to politely refuse a tempting offer… for more!! Most popular of all is undeniably ice cream. A typical ice cream mix contains [...]
March 29th, 2010
Published in Society
by Christina Kolyva
It’s one of my fondest childhood memories. Summertime. The smell of thyme diffuse in the air, sickness the sound of the honeybees and the cicadas almost deafening through the olive trees branches. I cut a slice of hand-kneaded bread, still warm from the wood oven and let honey drip from above, straight from a freshly cut piece of honeycomb. This has remained since then my favourite [...]
March 3rd, 2010
Published in Society
by Katy Fentress
A pathway for change: how can our cities’ poorest communities craft a better future? [...]
January 10th, 2010
Published in Society
by Christina Kolyva
Having grown up in a country with 300 days of sunshine per year, sovaldi I find that I have to use my imagination a lot more than the average English person to develop pronto survival mechanisms of coping with the rainy English weather when it is not possible to take time off to travel. My latest discovery is a culinary escape-route. No, not via overeating! After coming across Pythagoras’s [...]
October 23rd, 2009
Published in Attualità, Society
by Christina Kolyva
As the time for my annual eye check-up and renewal of my prescription eyeglasses approaches, click and consequently my optician prepares to flee the country rather than watch me in dismay while I methodically take his shop apart trying on every single frame in store, I find myself musing on how much we take spectacles for granted. Imagine for a second, how progress over the past centuries [...]
July 11th, 2009
Published in Attualità, Opinioni, Opinions, Society
by Christina Kolyva
The use of spices in medieval Europe was so profuse and different from our culinary habits, sovaldi that with today’s standards the idea of a household consuming pounds of spices every day is enough to make us sneeze and choke on the amount of aroma and flavour such condimental quantity would involve. Yes, in those days they did have large households, but also very different gourmet [...]
July 5th, 2009
Published in Attualità, Society
by Giovanni Biglino
Spoiled Milk is certainly a name that sticks with you. It is quirky, medical curious, troche and it is associated with a design company based in Copenhagen and Zürich, no rx two cities that lately have been topping the quality of life charts and have certainly built a reputation in the design and contemporary art field. An example of a successful enterprise founded by two young creative [...]
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