29 July 2011: Τhe Greek National Team in Women's Water Polo are the World Champions

We are the World Champions! – Ειμαστε Παγκοσμιοι Πρωταθλητες! The Women’s Water Polo National Team of Greece has won the

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1001 Ways to Die – (7) Cy Twombly, American, Painter and Sculptor

Cy Twombly, one of my favourite modern artists, has died on Tuesday, 5th July 2011 in Rome, Italy, losing a long battle

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Metron Ariston – Moderation is best

I do not know whether I am a biological descendant of Ancient Greeks. Most likely, I will never find out.

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Intoxicating pleasures, deformities and disproportions: The Female in decorative arts and music

Introduction “An artist is an artist only because of his exquisite sense of beauty, a sense which shows him intoxicating

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Greek Summer Lunch: Beetroots, Tamarix, and Eggplants "au gratin" – Ελληνικο Καλοκαιρινο Μεσημεριανο Γευμα: παντζαρια, αρμυρικια, παπουτσακια μελιτζανας ω γκρατεν

Πρελουδιο Εχει καλοκαιριασει για τα καλα και εν τω μεσω της τεραστιας κρισης που μαστιζει την Ελλαδα, η επιβιωση απαιτει

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Golo Mann: The History of Germany since 1789 – Part I

Born Angelus Gottfried Thomas Mann, he was the third son of the novelist Thomas Mann and his wife Katia Mann.

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1001 Ways to Die – (6) Peter Falk, American Actor

Peter Falk, one of my favorite actors, died at the age of 83 on 23rd June 2011. He  died peacefully

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My uncle Spiros – Ο θειος μου ο Σπυρος

My uncle Spiros died on Monday morning. I was on my way to the airport, to catch a flight to

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The Deus ex machina in the Greek drama is not a God

The Greek Economy has been sick for many years now. In the past 18 months this illness became critical and

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Palmyra: the marriage of crawfish and cod, on a bed of funghi porcini

Today I proudly present a dish I prepared in honour of my uncle George and my aunt Gail. Its name

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