Bee to the flower, Bach to the Soul
If you have been reading my Tuesday articles you can easily make a guess which medical camp I favor: conventional vs. holistic. For some of you that are vaguely familiar […]
Monthly Archives: July 2012
Thai beginnings: Juicy green papaya salad
I have always wanted to try some home Thai cooking but until now it always seemed too complicated and different from what we typically make in Europe. During my frequent […]
Today’s Wisdom: Diary of an Atheist Survivor
While you where praying I was planting; While you where hoping I was harvesting; While you where starving I was satiated. While you where dying I was dancing. -Ruth A. […]
The shortcomings of neoclassical economic theory: digital era economies of scale and scope
Whether the “digital economy” and “network externalities” transform our understanding of economies of scale and scope depends entirely on the framework one uses to define these terms. If one uses […]
The old and the new in the importo and the bello
Portobello very much lives up to its literal translation, in this case from Italian, “Beautiful Port”. There certainly is a relationship between the appearance of the road and that of […]
Fishy Friday at Billingsgate
Yes, among all the different things I do to run this blog to my taste and satisfaction is waking up at 5:00 am and arriving at Canary Wharf before the […]
Get real: train Pilates!
One day, not so long ago, my gym membership expired and when I called up to extend the membership they provided me with a more expensive offer. Hence, I carried […]
