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G20, COPs, CMAs, Pollution, Covid, One Earth, One Family, One Future!??
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My wife made a good point the other day; “Remember the days during Covid, when everything was shut down, how the air quality all over the world suddenly jumped to all-time best”? And then I just happened to read an … Read More

Newsletter from my Restaurant back in North Miami
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Publication was around a thousand every month, with a great return rate. Kept me busy once a month to set it up!  

The Hidden Melody of Switzerland: A History of Rhaeto-Romansh
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A Linguistic Fossil: The Origins of Romansh, the Fourth Language of Switzerland Once upon a time, around 15 BCE, Roman legions strolled into the Alpine regions of Raetia, (Grison, Graubünden) probably mesmerized by the stunning views and the prospect of … Read More

St. Niklaus: The Swiss Village Where History Echoes Louder Than the Alps
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Nestled in the heart of the Wallis canton, St. Niklaus is a village that packs a punch in history—much more than a scenic stop between Zermatt and the Matterhorn. You’re not far off if you’re picturing quiet, snow-covered streets and … Read More

The Future of Gastronomie – a look ahead!
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The future of gastronomy is an exciting blend of tradition, innovation, and responsibility. As the world evolves, so too does our approach to food, dining, and culinary experiences. The future of gastronomy is an exciting blend of tradition, innovation, and … Read More

Nuclear Power – Positive Contribution or Challenges & Risks?
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Positive Effects Low Greenhouse Gas Emissions Nuclear power plants produce electricity with minimal greenhouse gas emissions compared to fossil fuels. This makes it a key player in combating climate change. For instance, nuclear energy accounts for about 10% of the … Read More

The Gotthard Diaries: Goats, Glaciers, and Getting Lost in Switzerland
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Introduction Let me introduce you to the Gotthard region—a slice of Switzerland that’s part historic marvel, natural wonder, and part workout disguised as a vacation. Nestled in the Alps, it’s where glaciers whisper their ancient secrets, tunnels defy physics, and … Read More

The Human Dilemma: A Reflection on our greatest Challenges
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The Human Dilemma:  A Reflection on Our Greatest Challenges What does it mean to be a human in a world we are both building, breaking, and destroying? The question feels daunting, yet so simple to change, but isn’t that human … Read More

Switzerland: Where Even the Cows Wear Designer Bells
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Welcome to Switzerland, a place so stunning it looks like it was Photoshopped by Mother Nature herself. Known for its punctual trains, mouthwatering chocolate, and mountains that practically beg for a photo shoot, this little Alpine paradise is the ultimate … Read More

The War in Ukraine: A Conflict That Shakes Europe and the World
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In February 2022, the world watched in shock as Russian forces invaded Ukraine, a conflict that would not only reshape the future of Eastern Europe but also send shockwaves across the globe. What began as an aggressive military campaign by … Read More

This “Fish Called Avalon” is the Alpha of South Beach, Florida
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In 1976 I arrived in America, from the Bahamas accepting the challenge of opening a Private Club on Arthur Godfrey Road in Miami Beach called Club 41. The Club became one of the most prestigious, well-known dining establishments in Miami Beach … Read More

Thanksgiving, what excatly is it and what does it mean?
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In September 1620. a small ship called the Mayflower left Plymouth, England, carrying 102 passengers – an assortment of religious separatists seeking a new home where they could freely practice their faith and other individuals lured by the promise of … Read More

Destiny of the Glaciers in Switzerland
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Destiny of the Glaciers: A Swiss Tragedy in Ice and Time Ah, the glaciers of Switzerland—a poetic saga of ice, time, and the ever-changing earth. Let’s dive into their story, their importance, and the challenges they face, weaving in a … Read More

Liechtenstein: A Microscopic Marvel with a Titanic History
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Nestled snugly between Austria and Switzerland, Liechtenstein might seem like a blink-and-you-miss-it spot on the map. But peel back the layers of its 62 square miles, and you’ll uncover a history packed with princely drama, political resilience, and economic genius.

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Mount Everest just got 5G!! Really!?
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We are so doomed! It’s the latest signal the faster wireless networks will soon be available EVERYWHERE. China’s Huawei says they have installed five 5G hotspots on the world’s tallest mountain. The network provides 20-times greater capacity than a typical … Read More

“Night of the Lights” in Switzerland
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497 Buildings were lit up in Red all over Switzerland last Monday, from 22-12 pm in order to cause awareness to the difficult time the Entertainment Branche had to go through during the Covid-19 time.

Kartoffel Spiessli – Potato Skewers
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  Auf dem Grill gekochte Kartoffeln haben einen leckeren Geschmack und eine knusprige Haut. Diese Spieße werden mit einem dicken, knoblauchreichen Dip serviert.

Recognizing Switzerland’s “slave children”
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In a practice that lasted in Switzerland until 1981, tens of thousands of children and teenagers were forcibly removed from their families, who for one reason or another were deemed by the authorities to be incapable of caring for them. … Read More

Restaurants Rely on Double Allocation of Tables
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Since the end of the lockdown, many restaurants have reassigned the tables twice in one evening. Readers complain about the practice. The industry is defending itself. After the lockdown in Switzerland, many restaurants introduced double seating of the tables in … Read More

A very Traditional Cake
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The name probably goes back to the Linz Dough, the old technical term for short pastry. The buttery almond-hazelnut dough together with the raspberry Marmelade makes a very good taste connection that I really like. In the old recipes, you … Read More

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