Monthly Archives: September 2007

Home Sweet Home

By Jens Haas | Published: September 17, 2007
I’ve always regretted the fact that German journalists, compared to the Brits, just don’t seem to know how to tell a story. After former host of the German “Tagesschau”, Eva Herman, finally got fired the other week (see “Motherhood Crusader Goes Back To The Kitchen” here), most journalists who bothered to cover this story failed [...]
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An Early Taste Of Death Is Not Necessarily A Bad Thing

By Jens Haas | Published: September 11, 2007
I think in a sense it is nice to have a theory on life, and it is even nicer if that theory (or at least part of it) is tested successfully. During the past few weeks, I went through the editing and post processing of my Mountain Project (and the subsequent design of the book [...]
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Maestro, Il Senso Lor M’È Duro, By Mara L.

By Mara L. | Published: September 7, 2007
This year, the end of my European summer hit hard. Not just because tomatoes and fish in Manhattan don’t taste quite like they do on my favorite island near Napoli, Procida. That’s to be expected, and perhaps it’s even mildly reassuring that things haven’t changed too much in my absence. These days, I think with [...]
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