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I am counting down the days until our little vaca to the South. Check out his piece on Napoli, too . . .
Robyn sums up the crisis of America's food supply so nicely in a 20 minute TED talk . . .
TEDxAustin: Robyn O'Brien, "Real Food" Evangelist
I have thought on this subject a lot lately as I watch kids from my school graduate and transition . . .
From The New Yorker: "Live and Learn: Why We Have College"
I first read about this a few years ago. "Made in Italy" has a meaning beyond what you expect . . .
From NPR: "'Fast Fashion' Italians Wary of Chinese on Their Turf"
Just a nice graphic. . . .
From Charming Italy: "Fifty Types of Types of Italian Coffee: Espresso, Cappuccino, and Many More" (infographic)
A photographer recreates photos from the past. Check out her website too . . .
From NPR: "Behind the Scenes and 'Back to the Future' with Photographer Irina Werning"
I always love this good news on the benefits of being bilingual . . .
From The New York Times: "The Bilingual Advantage"
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Thanks - I´ll go through them! :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks like you spend about as much time surfing around the internet as I do :-P Do you find it distracting sometimes? Or are you pretty good at limiting yourself?
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ReplyDeleteIt is a bit distracting for me at times; however, six of those seven things came to me (through Google Reader and/or Facebook) rather than me searching for them. I LOVE having content delivered to me and rarely go out seeking it these days.
Dana
PS. I am not good at limiting myself, but I am working on it ;)
Let me know if you'd like to meet up for a coffee while you're in Puglia. I'd love to meet a fellow Italy blogger! :-)
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