There is a simplicity and freshness to the Italian kitchen that has made Italian food popular all over the world. Last night we had dinner at Solferino, a quaint, small restaurant in one of the side alleys in Milan. The restaurant has been open … [Read more...]
Bregenz , Austria
June 6, 2016 by
Nestled along the Lake of Constance lies the city of Bregenz. This quaint town is home to the world headquarters of Wolford where my brother from another mother, Ashish Sen Sarma, serves as the CEO. More on Wolford, and Ashish, later this … [Read more...]
Our World of Hate
March 31, 2016 by
It troubles me to see the hate and violence that is front and center in our our World today. France, Belgium, Pakistan, India, Turkey, and our own backyards — the location changes, but the hate does not abate. I can't fathom how anyone can take … [Read more...]
Multiple Personalities
March 29, 2016 by
I had lunch today with a lady of Japanese descent who grew up in Brazil for 30 years, and has now lived in the US for the last 30. As we explored opportunities to collaborate between her association and my University, I was pleasantly surprised and … [Read more...]
