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“I’m a gipsy”

Jim (68), an English freelance consultant in the packaging technology industry shares his nomadic lifestyle and explains why his home is ‘nowhere really’.

By Jennifer Pompe & Quynh Nguyen

 

© Quynh Nguyen, Jennifer Pompe; Jim has almost seen every place, but Berlin is still on his bucket list.

Fordson Review

The idea is clever. Bring Americans back together with their lost Muslim-American friends by combining one of the most loved American sports and the most hated people in America together. And if we have to believe the trailer, we will get to see a great sports documentary where the players face problems that you will never see in the other American Football movie: fasting for Ramadan and playing hard as well. But clever ideas do not always make great documentaries.

 

Tattoo Museum Henk Schiffmacher

The world biggest tattoo Museum and it’s right here in Amsterdam! Founded by tattoo artist Henk Schiffmacher. Watch the video if you want to see more of this extraordinary Museum.

Occupy Amsterdam

The Occupy movement of Amsterdam. It has been covered by the media in every possible way, but never like this! 

Waste the Taste

The Syndrome of a „Throw-away Society“

“Around 50% of our food ends up in the garbage “, says Lucas Fischer, a third year Food Management and Culinaristic student from the DHBW Mosbach, Germany. During his studies in the fields of business, commodity economics and nutrition science, together with topics like cultural and ethical aspects, he learns how to handle the issue of food waste and behaviour. As food manager-to-be, he works not only on the causes, but also on new solutions to solve this problem.

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Even Hippies need leaders

On the 17th of September people started to gather on Wall Street in New York City. They called themselves the Occupy Wall Street movement and, according to their website, were protesting against the greed of the wealthiest in the world. The stock exchange acted as a symbol. The protests grew and although the media did not seem interested at first, more cities in the United States started sympathising.

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