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A screwed off doorknob or Picasso’s ‘stay-home-day’ – many big thinkers and artist are not only genius but also have rituals to gain space for creativity. Everyone could learn from this. You didn’t leave behind a painting like Picasso? Your…
The ex prime Italian minister announced that he is becoming vegetarian. Corriere della sera underlined the similarity between him and other famous vegetarians like Mahatma Gandhi. Gandhi is well known as the leader of Indian independence, the inspirer of civil…
At the moment, there is 196 countries in the world. People from 189 of them live in one city. It is Geneva. Even so, you don’t have to take a dictionaries there. Swiss people speak in more languages than you…
Research shows that children start swearing by the age of six and we tend to swear about 0.5% to 0.7% of the time. That’s about one dozen curses each day, depending on whether you are a Harvard professor or a…
Here is a list which will help you how to not go bankrupt because of Irish prices. Written by a glutton from a country where everything is four times cheaper. 5. The Wiley Fox (28 Eden Quay, Dublin) – from…
Don’t forget that anything can happen by accident. But being an underdog doesn’t change the fact that the Premier League leader is simply playing very good football and not winning by accident. It is also a sign for the English…
Mattel have released three new kinds of Barbie to be closer to the modern women of the world. If I’m thinking about Barbie I immediately imagine a tall, blond, fashionable woman who drives a pink car with her boyfriend,…
The Dublin nightlife is probably one of the biggest attractions Ireland has to offer. How does one decide which bar you should go to if there are 751 to choose from? The past four weeks I have been doing my…
… things to do in Dublin. XI. Find your Queen at the Dublin Castle It’s a collection of 18th-century administrative buildings, built on a medieval plan of two courtyards. Dublin Castle hosts grand diplomatic or state functions, and occasional…
