No holidays

I didn't post here for a lot of time. But i wasn't on the beach :)
Just i'm working a lot, and i'm not able to find the time to talk here sometimes.
And there would be a lot of interesting things to talk about. For example, Katrina.
I can't even find to blog sometimes on my main blogs, the english one and the italian one.
I've been for two days in Calabria with Nichi (my associate in Inari. Among other things (we were there for work), we ate his dad's soppressata, a traditional salami from Calabria. Yum!

busy

sorry, i've not updated this blog for a long time. but these days i'm really busy.

busy because i'm finishing one job, and i'm setting up last things.

and then, because we had to finish the website for our shop (we sell italian food), www.vetrana.it: for now it's only in italian, and english version will be different (surely there won't be the shop. that one is only for those living in Lecce - rest of Italy goes to www.inari.it).

i'm not sure english version will be a blog, maybe i'll make just a few pages with info.

finally

after a long, hard work, inari.it is online.
here i sell italian local food,
at the moment, website is only in italian, and shipments are only in Italy.
maybe, one day... we'll see...

DI vino e cibo

My friend Ugo and I have just started Di vino & cibo (Of food and wine), a blog where we talk about wine and food, and everything about life's pleasures.
This blog is meant to be only in the italian language, sorry. But you can try to read it using google translation tool :)

Nduja.info also in english now

Thanks to the best person in the universe, now i have also an english version for nduja.info. So now all of you can find out more about this special kind of salami from Calabria, Italy.

I love nduja

I love nduja, a spicy typical "kind of sausage" from Calabria, Italy. This is why i prepared a simple, clear (only in italian, for now - sorry) website about it.

google prevents comment spam

Google blog says: "If you're a blogger (or a blog reader), you're painfully familiar with people who try to raise their own websites' search engine rankings by submitting linked blog comments like "Visit my discount pharmaceuticals site." This is called comment spam, we don't like it either, and we've been testing a new tag that blocks it. From now on, when Google sees the attribute (rel="nofollow") on hyperlinks, those links won't get any credit when we rank websites in our search results. This isn't a negative vote for the site where the comment was posted; it's just a way to make sure that spammers get no benefit from abusing public areas like blog comments, trackbacks, and referrer lists."

I think it's a good idea. Even if it would be better a jail for spammers. But world isn't perfect you know...