La Mezquita in Cordoba – Part I

I am not familiar with Islamic art. But my recent visit to the Great Mosque of Cordoba in Spain was

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Bar Food in Cordoba, Spain

As a traveler, there are moments when you want to eat something simple, fresh, well prepared, without having to go through

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RABITOS DE CERDO IBÉRICO ESTOFADOS Y CIGALITAS SALTEADAS: The Princess entangles the Serf in a messy enjoyment of life

Iberian Pig’s Tails with crayfish. The humble tail with its skin intact and crispy combines with the white immaculate flesh

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Stereo Nova – Wireless world

In 1995 I visited Husum, a small town near the German – Danish borders, on my way to Neukirchen, where

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The Thracian Maid

In Plato’s Theaetetus, the Maid laughs at the philosopher who, while walking with his gaze to the stars above, falls

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A summertime dish: Trio of Fava, Vlita and Halloumi

Today I offer to all visitors and friends a panathinaeos original, a summertime dish that will nourish you and at

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J.S. Bach and Roger Woodward: The Well Tempered Clavier

Today’s post is about one of music’s most fascinating and intriguing work, “The well tempered Clavier” composed by Johann Sebastian

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Visit to Oreoi, North Evoia, Greece – May 2010

I was fortunate to visit my good cousin Kostas and his family in their summer house in Oreoi, North Evoia.

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Poeme electronique: The Phillips Pavilion in the 1958 Brussels World Fair

This post is about the joint work of three modern day geniuses: Le Corbusier, Edgard Varese, and Iannis Xenakis: Poeme

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Its almost summertime and the living gets easier – Εσκασε μυτη το καλοκαιρακι και η ζωη γινεται ευκολωτερη

Late May in Greece and the continuum of space and time is broken. You go to the beach and although the

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