New York, New York
A week ago, the Discovery made his last ride in the sky over the White House in Washington D.C. — However, the Space Shuttle Enterprise offered yesterday an even more […]
Monthly Archives: April 2012
In honor of Fadime
Fadime Sahindal was a courageous and strong young woman. This is the speech she gave at the Swedish Parliament on November 20, 2001. Just few months later, on January 21, 2002 […]
Chicks Who Love Guns
Chicks Who Love Guns is a movie in the movie, featured in Quentin Tarantino’s Jackie Brown. I was not sure if it was appropriate to title this post with what […]
All the President’s Women
Say whatever you want, but the man was fun. And Italian politics became just boring, after he decided to leave his post as Prime Minister few months ago. His cabinet […]
I love portraits
I just love pictures of people. You may have noticed it, browsing the posts on this scrapbook I keep calling blog. Humans assume the most kaleidoscopic shapes in the natural […]
Beyond the iron curtain
My train arrived at Hiroshima’s JR Station on a warm evening of mid-Autumn. The morning after I woke up quite early and I walked all the way from my hotel […]
Discovery’s last flight
Discovery, the oldest shuttle in NASA’s fleet, has flown 39 missions over 27 years. NASA ended the shuttle program last summer after a 30-year run to focus on destinations beyond low-Earth […]
Gringos in San Cristobal
We arrived in San Cristobal de las Casas in a day of heavy rain. A tornado was approaching Chiapas from the north east, and the streets were flooded with water […]
Lizards and Reptilians
There is this guy, David Icke, saying that we — as humans — are in great danger. The world as we know it is just a deception. A group […]
The unexpected Pope Michael I of Kansas
They say that Jesus Christ was most likely Italian: he believed his own mother to be virgin, and she believed him to be God. The same seems to be true […]
