Part I – Social Reforms Spring 2017 marks a year and a half since the Law and Justice (PiS) party won the General Election and formed the Government of the Republic of Poland. It is more than a year since … Continue reading
All over the world, every city and the small town is known for its particular taste. For example – your trip to Philadelphia is simply not complete without the signature Philly cheesesteak sandwich. Every place has its milieu of flavours … Continue reading
Cookies are today such an integral part of American culinary culture and such a common cure for the desperate sweet tooth that we barely stop to think of where they came from. We all know how much we love a good … Continue reading
‘Drone’ is the common term given to an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). These devices have become increasingly popular in recent years and Amazon has even started using them for delivering small packages. They are also commonly used to film beautiful … Continue reading
It’s often claimed that being a doctor is one of the most rewarding careers you can take on. Nursing, on the other hand, is quietly forgotten as a job that is still quite good but not exactly on the same … Continue reading
Italy is celebrated most probably for its cuisine and pasta is one of our favorites. It doesn’t matter if you used a pasta maker to make it yourself at home, there’s nothing that is comparable with freshly-made, delicious pasta served … Continue reading
Theme parks have always fascinated me. The colors, the sounds, the rush of cruising on the thrilling rides always bring the kind of joy that I’ve never found anywhere else. My love-affair with roller-coasters began when I visited Disneyland (California) … Continue reading
Companies recognise how good work perks are for motivating and rewarding employees, while fuelling business performance. In today’s climate, they know that they need to offer that bit extra to attract new staff, while retaining those current team members, especially … Continue reading
Our family loves the winters and snow especially. We have been planning a ski holiday for a while now, but due to some reason or the other it was always getting postponed. This year the wife and the kids were … Continue reading
While it was the sub-prime mortgage collapse in North America that officially triggered the Great Recession of 2008, this was indicative of a global trend for irresponsible lending and worthless loans. The UK was no exception to this rule, with … Continue reading