Hummus Place
-- December 15, 2007 @ 12:15 am

Antakya hummus plate I absolutely love this place!! The hummus is delicious, so creamy and warm. The warm pita is excellent and you can have super tasting falafels with more delicious sauces. The place is very friendly and casual, it’s also just fine to go alone and snack over a book or the newspaper.  
Definitely, it’s one of my best spot in the E.V. 
I am just waiting for Roberto to go there again. (plz come soon!!)

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Katz’s Delicatessen
-- December 10, 2007 @ 3:47 am

071125_0009_4x6 now I know the reason why Harry met Sally there… their pastrami is really as good as people say. One sandwich, piled high, with tender, juicy pastrami, is enough to share with a friend. Although I have to say… $15 for a sandwich is pretty expensive. Definitely worth trying at least once.

The service (or lack thereof) by old school waiters could be irritating, be aware! However if this restaurant has been around over 100 years, maybe it is doing something right.

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Venezia, antitesi della distruzione creativa
-- November 18, 2007 @ 1:27 pm

Venice Vito Lops, Il Sole24Ore

Molto spesso si tende a pensare agli economisti come a persone aride, perché troppo legate ai numeri. Non sempre è così. Le statistiche, in barba all’immaginario collettivo, non annebbiano le emozioni. Lo dimostra un economista del calibro di Alan Greenspan, ex governatore della Banca centrale degli Stati Uniti, che nel suo ultimo libro, l’Età della turbolenza, (una biografia unita alle previsioni sull’economia e sui mercati finanziari), svela, raccontando del suo viaggio di nozze a Venezia, un’impeccabile umanità. (more…)

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Visual Culture in Twentieth-Century Germany: Text as Spectacle
-- September 12, 2007 @ 12:42 am

This eclectic interdisciplinary collection effectively maps out the interdisciplinary possibilities of visual culture. By including discussions on a wide-ranging spectrum of German cultural artifacts such as dance, cartography, print advertising, painting, television, architecture, television, theater, film, photography, and cabaret performance, this volume spotlights the resonances of the media in terms of aesthetics, politics, gender, and sexuality. Furthermore, it successfully addresses the question of how German studies can make the transition to German cultural studies. (more…)

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Legal Borderlands: Law and the Construction of American Borders
-- September 12, 2007 @ 12:41 am

In this significant collection of essays, editors Mary L. Dudziak and Leti Volpp take a new approach to the popular and much-touted “transnational turn” in the study of American history and culture. While many scholars have promoted the idea of looking at the United States from the perspective of the peripheries, few have effectively addressed the role of law in creating, maintaining, or challenging bordered spaces.[1] (more…)

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