Fact is, I'm a Big Tent equal opportunity kind of employer/collaborator/offender -- I'm a goddamn one-man musical United Nations. I'm happy to give anyone a shot to play and sing -- the Buckley/Lucas anthems being a case in point -- as long as they/he/she/it can actually play...
Then head to the massive structure that Romans haveunaffectionatelydubbed “the Wedding Cake” since it’s a monstrous white building on Via del Corso. It’s also known as the Victor Emmanuel II National Monument and the Altar of the Fatherland. While Italians might not love it, I happe...
【2】 They can talk with other people as they go along. Venice grew out of small islands in saltwater lakes when some Italians escaped from a war more than 1,500 years ago, and build houses there. 【3】 Once, people used too much underground water. This made the city get lower ...
such as the word “favorite” being enunciated as “favo-right”. They may also use some unusual phrasings, such as “it wondered me”, instead of “I wondered”.
of about 99 percent of the Western consortium’s acreage. Now the Italian Government reportedly is dangling a $70-million low-interest loan in exchange for a development contract for E.N.I. American oilmen are resigned to seeing both the French and the Italians achieve some measure of ...
Arrange a gastronomic tour of glorious Rome, trying all Italians signature dishes. 9 Top-4 original cheeses in Milan Oddviser prepared a guide with famous Milan cheeses for you, that are very tasty and have unusual flavour. You should certainly try it!
But I have also been dismayed by the many pejorative and degrading stereotypes of Italian-Americans and Italians that have been employed by mainstream media in describing Scaramucci’s regrettable but sadly unavoidable — given the tenor and timbre politics today — approach to American politics and...
Thanksgiving; the day when my fellow Americans gather over a nationwide banquet, when expats lament the lack of canned pumpkin and cranberries, and when friends and family inevitably, innocently ask us, “What do Italians do for Thanksgiving?” The answer is, nothing. Thanksgiving is not a ...
stone. It reminds me very much of one of the sets fromGame of Thronesor Harry Potter. Located in the southwestern part of Istria, just 20km awayfrom the city of Pula, you will find one of my newest favorites, Croatian towns – a town made up of 48% Italians and is officially ...
They give their city high marks for cleanliness and safety—subways are pristine (洁净的) and unfailingly arrive on time, and police are seen as helpful and good at their jobs. What’s more, they feel they can count on their neighbours—all 5.1 million of them.Arhus, DenmarkThe residents ...